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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-04

s0Parents will md it advantageous to
send their children promptly at the
opening Of the school term, as thereby
all delay in clasaiflsation will be avoid,
ed. jy2o Inn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-04

service of the United States, which
were we'll armed, led the attack
by the Indians. There were sew
eral companies at Camp Apache
and q we'll supplied arsenal. The
government line north of Tucson
has been down and no extended
report can be had.
More ADons she Msssscre-Trsops
0eiDE 10 Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3d.-The
folio wing has just been received at
headquarters at the Presidio:
Mickey Free, an Indian, who was
at the fight and came direct to San
Carlos, says that medicine man
was arrested by Lieutenant, sup
posed to be Cruz. The medicine
mans brother said, "You shall not
arrest my brother" and killed
Cruz. The troops then killed the
medicine men. The enlisted scouts,
who were close to the troops, then
poured their fire into them, killing
most of the officers and a great
many men. Then the massacre
took place. A few soldiers got
away, holding together and trying
to fight their way back to Apache,
but it is supposed they must have
been all killed from the number
stated by the Indians.
Three CONF panies of the First
Major Sanford command
ing, and six companies of the
Eighth Infantry, Lieutenant-C Col
onel Wilkins comm anding, leave
the Department of California i'm.
for the Department of
Arizona. (5igned) KBLToN.
The Troops Detailed for Arisona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-There
Is great activity In military circles
to-day In preparation for the de-
parture for Arizona. 1t is UNDER
stood that three companies of the
Eighth Infantry at Angel Island,
three companies of the Fourth Ar
fillery at the Presidio, two compa-
nies of the Eighth Infantry at Be-
nicia, three companies at Fort
Point. and Hasbrouck's battery
Eighth Cavalry will be ordered
&c once to the front. In fact some
of the com panies are already under
orders.
Keeping Up she Family Cassoms.
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 8d.-A
)arpenteria special says that Nor.
is BlueilI committed suicide this
morning by taking strychnine.
His father and grandfather both
ommitted suicide and his favorite
laughter was recently sent to the
insane Asylum, which is supposed |
o have been the cause of the act,
1e was q we'll to do farmer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-04
The Presidenus Removal Decided
Upon.

Upon.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3d.-Dr.
Boynton says he understands that
it has been decided to move the
President before Wednesday next.
There is proposition to lay .
track from the Washington Monu-
ment to the Executive Mansion,
connecting with the Pennsylvania
Railway. He said the details were
not arranged,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07
Horrible triple murder

Jacksonville, Fla July 5.-Particulars OF a
m ST horrible riple murder have just reached
here. sheri q Mickler, of Fernap dino county,
who lives seven miles from the cour house,
having ccasion to go there on the 10th &
Ju, e. left his three children, eyed 20 aud IL
Nesrs, alone with a n.grO named King, to
whom hs had been very hind. The
fesd shot and mortally wounded the oldest
aad the drove the ot ers TO the woods AID
shot the elder To oesth a cut the throat 4
the other and left IL for dead. He then re-
turned, robbed be house Of vhst he could
carry. aLd way laid Mr., Mlckler, =
Gig lag 20 Kill him on his re.
turn, bat neIgnbor accompanied
Mr ,NickI1r and the m m1rderer was th~srted.
Two of the ". undsd children whe found
were alb 70 give sccounts Of the terrible siair.
Il is Thought ptrhap. b5th are ow aesd 20.
The O. nd was capiured and o1nfessed bis
crime He vas hanged n the presence and
with the approval of two husdred citizens,
white and black. He died tuilsn and uare-
rsau
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Fort WOrth.
speclal to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
f rt Worth, July Silk prisoners were
started from this place this morning for Hunts
vile.
Dr. Beall performed a very delicate and
painful ope alton yesterday, on Mr.. Gray
extractiI 6 from the bladder half ounce
stone.
Mr. Il uses buggy was run into yesterday,
by a Water WI gOn, an COZ sid Arably injured
a great limt was had at the farmers picnic
y sic, day, and the Uccasio will long be
membered by 'thJse present, as pleasant
one.
About q dozen couples of young ladies and
gentlemen started out yesterday To have a
Ii tie picn c If their own. They had 1t, too,
If we are any judge. The wILe IA look cut
u as cons picuOus by It's absence on Jneir return
anyway.
par OF young gentlemen were out on
seI, dug tOuI last night.
1he ice war stiil wsg.s, and the sun coca
a. does kewise.
The st"ftice is getting into good running
orner again, although the new clerks are al
rather 'gr,en' as yet.
Mr. s. n Blbb, OF .he El PaHo, is confined TO
hts room by sickness
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Affair. at Albany.

Albany, July = In the int convention to-
day the vote for ths sh' RI term was as follows;
Potter a.. COukling 81. Wheeler Sc. OorEeli g.
lap an Q. FOlgsr !, Rogers 3, crowisys. No
choice. 80. -,
me convention then proceeded % vose 20 MI
suit. Depew IS Ksrnsu a.. Cornell l5t Crow
lev H. ChspmaB 3 NOr1h II, Fish u, Daniels
n, wheeler 2. Eva 20 I, TremaiDs ], bspham
!. Platt1. No cnOiee- =.
on the short ffrm vacancy. -.
me ult vas ~ follo - Potter f7,conk .ins
a.. Whee = - Cornell ., Bapnsn ?, foigei
4 n ,rer.a CrOwieT 8. No cb0ic an1 the
r,rv,.rItfos ur-sceefed vote for the lonE term
With the raj wine r-suf: y p@u q. Kern :
q. C,rnell IS, Crowley 10. Chapman 3 Dor >.
Il han Tremai1el l. No IN ice.
TIE corveBtlon thsu sdjourned.
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New Yo-k, jay a-Psnama sdviees say me
doles from Lima 70 ihs l5th inst. say All eho' V
20 obtain q qu5rom IN ths Pc uvlan congress
have failed, although the central and nor'hern
dl.trlsts have al d-clar~d IN favor Of . provls-
tonel rovs rnnent and their repressu tnilss.
are IN Ifma IL seems In po-sible - unl.e
o. Tor Iexis sflve pIrposss, IT % ftlmu ulsie
she-, 20 an efort % tnryw on
ChfIIsu dominstion. 1he Cnilisns
800 rereu fhe pains n fnd thaf the cnst ms
-.Ssl,-.-T fl,e~s are guncl.nf - msintsln jul
e.~rss1p. stationed q Plscs P-ruilh- Aol
fndIrs either Arequipa, Ayscnuecna or hs-
snufherr r,oirta fnrli asf - naks any gre =
- a. frr h rrulnrra1l n of tbe "a. ne
rriris1sr 10 on hls Wy 20 Hop1r. VIE
:, a f--r rIrrhahly 70 " rnduoe he 30 va
rorrr-Ts 10 put f1rfh more deiermineo enSrH
10 rrrlvs trs struFTle-
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AusLin
Special to the Herald.

special to the Herald.
Aust'n n. July 5.-To-day there was filed in
the Office of the secretary of state the resolu-
tlons of the stockholders ofthe International
railroad company, authorizing mortgage to
be executed by the company to secure its
honds for the am unit of four million,
seven hundred and twenty-f ur thousand
dollars al d an additional ten thousand dol ars
rev ry miie of road cOr structed Or acquired
by this co n pany since the Isl day Of SCI en-
bee, 1873 or hereafter constructed or acquired.
Articles Of incorpUra ion were filed y.ster-
day Of the Sabine Pass wharf company. The
object of tn cOrpvra ion Is to -recI amt m ain
tam wharVes In the wn of Sabine Pass.
Tn tim which the rporatiOn sh all exist
is fifty years. The capital stock is placed at
100000
The Waxabachie Real Estat to and Buildi"g
association, with capital stock Of S25 600,
filed q chart to-eay.
To-day Hon. o. N. aollingsworth received
a letter rom Professor Baldwin, In charge of
the San M rcos normal school, stating that
the school opened wi twenty five scholars
Hnd IN pros ect was go, for murh larger
O tendance. News received from The WaXa-
hachie schools was also favorable, and inul-
cat ops a, u that all the summer schoOls W IL
be largely tended.
Sc, erai coo, ed teachers left this city last
nigtt for the Prairie View schoIl. jhree or
four white g. achers also ief' last INT, snd
San Marcos school,
The F.uith was duly observed here, and
erythipg p tssed off p eAsantly.
All carr est hope that the president may
recover. Profound sympathy for himself AID
family is fe.t by ali.
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san Antonfo.
specIa to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, July 5-A Mexican named
Garcia was arrested and boand over In the
sum of $500 for attempting to murder his
fsther.in-lsw with q shotgun.
A b eaker, one Of the unity eommisslo a.
ere. teudered his resignation to-0sy and
IL has been accept a. he cain
hat the rev board is Dot legally autnorlzea
10 levy atex This action y as ken - deieat
the perefnptory mandaDus 70 Lev tax iOr tne
naxmept OF the heslcsn Gull railroad bonds,
M, a,i 20 Be app) ntef viii not accept
Aldermen Claybofn, JOnss, brunt, nnhng
and Hurmsn have resigned for the sauhe
reason. - -.
brtdge twill De q Zoe ir N structure.
msn namsd Adams was killed ~ irslh
YESTERDAY on the Sunset rosd on CiOol0 prioee'
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FraB ant Il TriDoIi,

London, July 5.-La France, Of Paris, states
that there is an idea Of French naval demon
str alton 10 the waters of Tripoli. A dispatc
Crom Tun's to the Paris Temps ssys:-"A
French trigate is transporting Tunlsan Troops
fr m be- to u zps for the purpose of re-
tn Tripoli frontier" A despatch from Con-
9 anti ople t. the Daily Tele1rapi says:-
Four regiments of tro ps have or 'eis o ST. rt
for Trip II. A quaint ty IF war ma erial Is
being sent to am ulty the native police"
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RtIslk.
Special TO the Herald.

RLsk, July 5.-1he attempted assass' nation
of Pr, sident Garfield has cast shade of sor-
row over this people. Expressions OF horror,
OF disnatlOn aud Of woAder tn { such deed
is possible at this day AND tim have been
made
A rain here on the "a lost. in surss the corn
crop in May aces In the county. IL c tme
too la 2 ( r some croIs
Woi X ON the KanSas & Gulf ShoIt Line rail-
road beween here and Jac sonvill IL now In
rs pld pros ress cutting out eight OF way
Gu NIL guam & l. lis, less es, commence this
week. hey propose working 40 convicts on
the road,
Busines IS is looking mp and cur people gener-
q ly are IN gJs dcheer.
Cop prospects are tolerably good, win
fair D ibkliuH OF new comers. we Will soon
have live immigiatioD agent on for u o a
states, which, tyg tner with our railroad, olu
Ih,rok ee is On the eve OF IA big boom.
Yesterday the flag Of our country was
afOat, and the declaration Oi independence
heard read by our patriotic citizens.
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Another Regatta Arraus ed For.

London, July 5.-fhe Sportsman to-day Gays
the ma ch raca for the cup recently nered by
the manager in England of an American
firm, to be ca I'D an International cup, is
icing arranged between the Co nell uDiver ity
crew an the Dublin university crew. The
m1tch will prJbab b., Iowed at tutIey.
The Cornell crew have entered for the race
for he Thames cup VIII ch will come off at
the NJ tropOlitan anna eur regatta Oh the l4th
of July. They will meet the London and
Home rowing club
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An Italian saurderer.

New Orleans, July o. Caro- Grenio, an Ital-
ian fmit vendor. was arrested here yesterday,
charged witt the murder and robbery Of his
partner, Carramenlo Chiero, In San Fran.
cisco two years since. he was -day iden.
tile IS the murderer of Salvador Socozan, IN
this city, two years ago. SOcOZan was stabbed
twenty five times and robb d of three thous-
and dollars The ROyel nor of O lifornia offers
rewar of five huUdred dollars for GreniO,
bu he will be held here for the murder Of
SOCOZan
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
Progress of work ON the Kansas IL
Gulf short Line Railroad The
Fort worth POstOnice In
Good Ru nDing Order--HO-
tel Burned I Long
view-FoUrth of
July, Etc.

Special to the Herald.
Longview, July 5.-District court was
opeoed today by Hon. j. G. Robertson.
There Is not mucn business sixty-Cne cases
on the civil docket and about f,urtee. on the
criminal docket. Many of the civil cases are
old chronic cases. There are six
prisoLe.s In the cUunty jai for the higher
grades of crime and theft. 1he baIauce are
cut on bail. TIE highest grade of crime
sg .lnst the prisoners Is ASSAULT with intent to
kill.
sheriff Campbell, who has for several weeks
been very Ill, ID abe u be cut again.
the wv = tory frame hotel Durnedlast night.
There was no one in II but o.. o woman, Mis-.
Brus h. 1t was evidenIiy an incen-ia lazy iirs.
IL wac discovered al 2 O'Clock Il LII. AL the
front part VI the house MAS then In flames,
M 81 ot the furLi.uo had been III veu
having been sold, the owner intending to
leave. there was seven hundred dollars in
surance on he .use, and one hundred on the
furnit re IN the house.
Large numbers Uf wagons, with railroad
buudlns mate. ial PASS tn. ougl yesterday
Tney were part of AL outfit that have been t
work on the New Orleans Pacific
railroad One Of tho hands said
II was 80 hot there they had 10 come to
Texas to get cool.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated with the
usual Amount OF drunken fights, JLe m yor's
court was consequently heavy this morning.
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PIcnlcern POiaOned.

Chicago, July 6.-A dispatch to the Daily
News from Warrensbnrg say' whole boat
load Of picnicers, six hundred In all, partook
OF lemonade that had beer p isoned with acid.
Eight have died and one hundred are In @ it.
ica condition. The vendor has been. arrested
d'g1a'i ami excitement and the coma, uuity
La In mourning
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Fiery d. Knchefort.

Paris, July 5.-A sensational telegram 10
the Intransigeant this morning announces ths
the Kremlin Is In flames The fire IL said to
have bru ken out In three places simu taneous-
ly, and the barracks are alre .dy destroyed.
NJ. kochef rt's paper aCds that plac rds an
nouncing the destruction II thu whole OF Mos
cow Sor nau oeen pos 60 On ,ng Wal;s OF 'ne CITY
ties are said to be trying to hush up the news
Of the di
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S'ahlea TO GeruanY.

London, July5.-The Standard's s correspond
ent at Berlin says the United German Tele-
graph company as mads arrangements with
the Anglo mericap Canle company to secure
the eXcIus We of the i've cables of the latter
company ConnsctiO wi be established
W III Va tia by wire from treetseil, East
Friesland, passing through the British chan
mel and around the vest cosst of Ireland.
Telegr phing to America from Germany Will
col seull=ntly ne as cheaD as from ENGLAND,
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London, July 1.-Two arrests were made
yester ay Of pels ms suppo ed to be Arthur
LEROY, accused of the mur er of Mr. +. /.
Gold. The first wss deta mel at o. aves md
ard the ot er was arrested in the afternoon ON
a trsin Il the Windsor and ondon raj way
Both were shown to ses OF mistaken iUen
tity and the men W re released.
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Expressions OF sympathy

lAALAAN EAIGh1s
Rome, July 5.-1ne Liberia characterizes the
attempt on President Gsrfield's life as an sct
barbarous, and foolish vengeance which are
rendered more Infamous In view Of the noble
chArsciesHnd Perfect uprlghtosss ofthe victim.
The RifOrma says Il ls . ssd aud short shted
deed. Tae Director, aftef expr ssslrg deep
regret and sympathy, points cut that soch
sot- must be reg ded as i-depensen oi the
attempts have been made within
fh- last few mOotbs against
despo &c severe 90 and . popular resu1licsn
M homes thst since IN Ihe eve & " tue
rr.sfdeots dearh an election will not be neces.
"A " the poifficsl situation Will not be
sffs-ie8. HconsldeTstbst q new election #
such { junctsre would give 6enersl Grsot >
third ierSn ana pave ,hs way 20 military
dlct tOrshio. T1e entire provincial pres q
Its'y. in, spec i've Of party symPathizs with
the Unltsd styt-s-
TN RussIkS vIEv.
q. Petersburg, Julg5 The leading Russisn
nswsp1p-rs e1pr-ss confterI.stion 81 tl- ~
fe npisd nsssss rafion The Golals says 70 be-
lleves ufe act vas Que 70 psrso. 81 veag-n &c,
Daf hruid fats sh3s 2 lltical feasgus- q
Nd be seo-ssssy t2aksin os.sE me preas' eas
urss azalnsf artempts q I.olftic5l tsssssins
TTrs sovoe Wr-rn - ssys the presldsntis Il prob-
ngly ne vicrm q tne hon-st g.rir. g.rir..,... a..
fs',oriug fei rrsm fon ss1stoT Malone
80 fislsreburE, Nai -Intre Ancert
---r-rsffre a arriouss lsclt1ds rfhe presl
d-nf brrs sd uuiv. rsnl y ar lnEnout ~
arara Tne hors al rsDort q he b-ttsr conci-
tlnr rln1den- ths ksal - 81 Al
Fr.~~ti~s ms,.isn - Numerous telegram
srrrrs-lng sTnpsthy ultn t.s p--sl1snt snt
fan fnrr ~ rnr rr.Iifc-lIDr - NJ corflnutl
Ir1rT rrrrerf 81 Ne oretIoert- corurue 70 y
ra-rlref he eE-rurlve r0rr from 81
s.s-isrs q fss oouss-y .se for sbro.s.
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Jacksonville. F1s-, Joy "a serious as
n bsrcs Occurred yssterssy 81 FsrnsDdina.
,ur--uu-rf On ths nrrrsf o. q nszro No -
~s..fstrd ara rnr shot tbCurh rot nIortally y.
- frI-rr rrr full 81 roluref ere rTslrrisle
~ 81 nus tine . rsrlous no wns fs9re1
flgrr-r~f Blnrchsll wns e. o1rs notltecs N
rrIll1Ila ere sred out, src cnict r-zter-c-
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H.Ihou-u., JuIy k-Tbs I-sins,t-s s-s-n'slJ
o. v,rtorI. hr. psas1 vgts ofvn-f q sort-
ssr-s n ~ cHflnel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-17
RoscoREL..

Election day was a quiet one. The
vote was the lightest polled in this place
for twenty years. The only surprising
feature about it was the number of pro-
hibition votes cast. They were forty
six in number and large majority of
these came from the republican party.
These enthusiasts. however, will return
to the fold when any danger threatens.
We admire the pluck that viii stick to a
hopeless cause and carry through an
election wherein every voter knows his
ballot is lost before he deposits it.
The question of biennial sessions of
the legislature had not been agitated to
any extent hereabouts and but few votes
were cast either for or against the meas
ure, There was predominance of feel
ing for the amendment and if the voters
had thoroughly understood the question
more would have voted for it.
The vote for Frisby was somewhat
decreased here by the remarkable pop
ularity of Lawyer Seaman, the latter
receiving five votes for Attorney Gen
eral,
We have finally experienced the
pleasure of trip from Boscobel to Ian.
easter. 1t is really delightful, yes
quite too utterly too. Rise at 4 a. M.
drag your weary body to the depot anC
ride to Woodman. Here for more thar
four hours you can kick your heel:
against the floor of the hotel OF depot il
patient waiting for the narrow gauge
/ If Won are of a more active turn Of mins
you have plenty of time to explore tn,
city from one end to the other just II.
times by actual count If you are for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-17

tunate you will reach Lancaster in time
for dinper. Returning is equally charm
ing. You then have five hours more ia
spend in the enhancing little burg at
the foot of the HILL Possibly, though
as in our case, Providence will DELAY the
freight and Dustin will hurry up his
pocket engine SO that you may make
close connections.
The '.idear' Uncle Tom appeared
here Thursday evening. May the fates
preserve US from another idealtStic per-
formance. With the possible exception
of Little Eva the whole thing was sell.
The beautiful play was cut and manglod
by the ideatisls until its own author
would not have recognized it.
The honest teachers of the city taught
election day. Having had several holi-
days during the session they concluded
to give the suffering taxpayer the bene-
fit of that days labor. Such unexam-
pied generosity ought to receive CORES
ponding notice.
We hear many words in commenda-
ton of the energetic action of the
HERALD in securing election returns so
promptly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-17
NEIGHBORING NEWS.
HAZEL GREEN


L. P. Relfsteck went this week to the
Chicago stock yards.
j. r. Crawford delivered some fine
steers at Dubuque, on Tuesday, but
had lively TIME todo it, After getting
cattle on the ferry and starting across
the river the cattle jumped overheard
and swan to shore. In trying to head
them around Johns horse fell with him
and caught his leg under him and he
now walks quite lame, but will be all
right in few days.
The first party of the season was a
surprise on Master frankie Pearce, and
was grand success.
Mr.. Ben. Skenis, the artist, has been
to Apple River for few days.
Hon. Jos. Harris has sold 40 hogs
which averaged 375 lbs Mr.. Harris
carries off the palm for hogs in this
section.
Our livestock dealers are busy scour-
ing the country for hogs, etc.
B. Cornelison is making preparations
TO repair the Empire Hotel.
II. L. Jenckes. M. d., and d. b.
Jenckes, attorney, have returned from
New York, and each brings with him
an elegant gold watch and chain, gifts
presented them by relations there.
Mr.. Caille, confectioner, of Galena
was in town to-day KING.
Nov. T.
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A DMINIsTRAToR,s sALE.-HAIL.

~
In Probate: State of Wisconsin, Grant County
Court.
In the matter of the estate of Gabriel Han,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtnc and in
pursuance of an order of license made in said
matter on the Goth day of September, A. D., 1881
BY the County Court of said County. the under
signed, Theodore Hail, administrator. de b0nis
non. with the will annexed. of the estate of the
said deceased Will on Thursday. the 2ith day Of
November, A. D.. 1881. at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon Of said day. at the brewery of the estate OF
said Gabriel Hail. deceased, in that part of the
town Of Potosi known as Van Buren, offer for
sale at public yendne the following described
lands to-wit: The nel4 of neia OF Section No l6
of Town No. 3. north OF Range No west being
forty acres of land in the town Of Waterloo Wis
Also part of the eli OF nel4 of Section No. 4 of
Town No. ?, north of Range No. west being 3
nw4 OF Section No, e. Town No. ?, north of
Range No. west. consisting of 20 acres; also
part of nel4 of swii of Section No. B Town No.
2 north OF Range No. west consisting of IL
acres Also the undivided 4 OF Lots Nos 49, 49,
20, p "a. 50, So. 81 81 Sc 81 a. 103 los 107 no
Ill H. ll3. ia ll5 1l6, III 126 1879 130 49, 1872
Section 4. Town , north range 3 west: Also Lots
Nos. IL, l3. Is. IL 10 81 90 and % Section Town
2. north Of Range west. being the homestead
Also, Lot No %, Section 4, Town . north Range
3west, being the saloon; Also. Lots No. 20 and
30 and II 2S and - Section T. Town .. north Range
3west. being the barn and stable; Also, Lots Nos.
%, 81, 33, IS, and 81, Section a., Town 2, north
Range west. being the brewery; Also Lots Nos
100 and 100. Section 4, Town .. north Range 3
west. being vacant. All Of said pieces and par.
GELS OF land being in the county OF Grant and
State Of Wisconsin.
The Terms of Sale are Cash on confirmation of
deed
Dated. at Potosi this 2ist day Of October. A.
D.. 1881. THEODORE HAIL,
Administrator, de bonis non. estate of Gabrie'
Hail deceased. 34w4