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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28
Why Should They.

No man or woman can do satisfactory work
when the brain L. dull. tho nerves unsteady, the
Why should anybody drag through their work
in this condition, when a bottle of Parker's
Ginger Tonic will at moderate cost give them
the strength and will to perform their duties
satsfactorily.-Ed
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

DR.. Felix l:audin of Assumption has
established himself ia charlottesville fur
the practice Of the dental profession,
and is occupying tho handsome new resi-
dence built by Mr.. G. Kline on 1berviI'e
street.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

--
DoSAi psoNvIlIE. Ocf..z =, lss..
The Police Jury met this day m extra SEES
SION.
Inc roA was calIed anu reeni1e0 as follows: =
= Hlsou' lss.uel't' II rAl""lA
Alse g. ana Mesafs. hlop'nan, ui1son, fsarIho'i
ana niouln.
ADsent--Messrs. hodrlGuez ana bfand.
Inc Mlnuees u Sne last mee1'ns sWero ft'1o
anu appfovea'
- 'aloul't l..'el rom henry D. ls.c1'.i''so1'
'<n1el o.s''e isa's.'el' was ls.sslseu' A,aonk
u.',.. se'' ''' se'-.s '''o .-'.s a.s... :.
80 - = 1s ..n' a1's z. '1.1.k
-. :,
80 = ..S pNDl.D = = :.
- 49,. - 80 :. 's '..sa-.' ~.
80 -.
,ae., .Ns'-,
~
.... ~
-
s =. 80 g.
49, =, i. :,
" oo'ns II at All. He inc
propriety of cutting ont and re6llinG all unli-
censet, or defect;ve rice fumes. and ho,ea or
=
leaks caused by crayfsi or other narrowing
animals; the filling in e .e.dva,. and o.hs.
broken and decayed revetments and fastening;
az ,.:a;n .na .+,o,.4h.,;,,,. ~ loo, a,,a .,o,h
We iA'1ns s'uu ''its e''e.1's :, ~" a4'e. "e'~
places. lie also suggests that 1t Is desirable Tor
tho pnl,ce Jnrv To establish md declare tl,.
wv -.. -.
Aochl OlinseI Atiio, 10 pIOsAeeea IA seSeaoA Va
Act No. 1o4. Session Of 1882, instead of waiting
for this Board to do SO.
on motion o. M. s1apson y was akreea that
Inc fresident Do requested 70 answer s'la Aet.ef
ana 10 INFORM the ehlet STATE ENGINEER ina. .he
matters ny nm recommended shnil % attcnded
TO- ana that ne snail DC ads1seu OF any danger
we may foresee.
o'n motion OF Mr. dlpson' u was also agreed
that the President be requested to answer the
letter OF nj. u A. bnlhon' lessee OF the MAN.
chanc ferry.
Mf. Earhart, District Attorney, made the 1oi-
lowing returns OF moneys by him collected for
rent due to Dec. ID, 1857 by the following lessees
OF the following lots Id square NO .:
Phillip and Phebe Green lot No. g.. Si1s L g g
M Mrs. y: Honianger, y OF lot no. " % ~
mos. ~ Maley. lots NOS. AS, 49, Ill.,. az ~
WIS. y. ierf1O: LOT NO. Ia W ~
Suc. ). Y. Matthew. II OF lot No. li5.... y e
Octave Mollere on acct lot No. l53.... " D
A. denazzln1, lot NO. l56.......-..... " ~
-
Total, ........:.....:.:. ........:.. 1854 10
Less his commission. ut lOc ...:.. S68 Al
ANT' r S'7 Rap* g. euA'' 'ous'nen' iof % O,
Less amt. Of . note due by +.
= IS reed 1or as mncn que 7m
Total. ....:.. 49, -. 1854 SO
-.
GU .rs.unoo es'' ~ = : '.'.'. ~'' =
n plA o1 slr. W. W. Daftoh ZOE making survey
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Many lose their beauty from tho hair falling
or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam supplies
necessary nouriehment, prevents falling s1d
erayness ard isAn elegant dressing.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

NEW LoDGE.-Mr. II. w. Busse Of
Marshall, Texas, Deputy Grand Master
Workman of the ANCIENT Order of Uni
ted Workmen, visited Donaldsonvillc
this week aud instituted q lodge of this
excellent order, will, over twenty ment-
be,s. Meetingsswere held ut Hook aud
Ladder Hall Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, at WHICH the following officers
We're elected aud installed:
Past Master Workman, David Israel,
Foreman. G. Feitsl. = - A''
R Rsease,sE pa Gas.,a hedd'nston'
Financier, Fred ksgee,
Guid t. + >. schnl.r .'''
Inside Watchman. l. D. Arceneaux.
Outside Ma.eaman. James 9ss B y H.nsoa
Hoard Of Trnsteer. Jocob Blum. Years; VIC
tor Maurin, Year,; Il. Feitel. i year.
I'll. mama. ,fs,sT ea Indoe Nh. & was
.,....a,, 49,, ~, a,...,,.a 30, e,v..h r...
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

For sALE.-Ouc solid walnut paflor
set, as good rs new, cheap for cash. In
auirc at WiIkinso,,'s Book and Variety
Depot, Donai,isonsillr.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

The venerable Rev. Robert Paine,
senior Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, died at Aberdeen, Miss,
on the 10Th lust, at the advanced age Of
80 years. His mind was clear to the
moment Of dissolution aud he met his
fate with the spirit Of Christian fortitnte
appropriats to one whose long life had
been passed in GOOD works.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

1t gives lis pleasure to chronicle the
couvalescrnce of our esteemed young
friend Edward Ilsley, who has been so i'll
that his recovery wasn't one time d'-
spairel of. Ned seems to he out OF the
woods now and his many friends will be
glad to hear of it.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Messrs. ". o. Denegre, w. H. Beck
and ". ". Det'rick, attorneys represent
ing the government aud defendants in a
number Of cases pending before the
French and American Claim Commission,
are in Do,,altlsonville with . Notary
Public from New Orleans, taking testi-
mony to be submitted III the various
..anSes
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Mr.. Edward Terr;o, u life long resident
OF Donaldsouville whose occupation has
for u number Of years been that Of night
Waterman, is dangerously i'll, being afflic-
ted with paralysis. He is almost wholly
helpless, and fears are entertained that
he can not recover.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Mr.. Il. L. Weber, the cnterprisins
Railroad Avenue merchant, is moving
into his new quarters OH the trout street.
The Red Star will soon shine fortl, re-
splen,lenily among the prominent estab-
lisl.nents Of Dom1dsonsille's business
centre. - = - ~
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

FATAL Acc1DESr-On Tuesday last,
between 10 and II O'clock p. NJ, - la
mcntable accident occurred in the sugar
house of the plantation in st. Charles
parish formerly known as LuIinSs Alicia
place. One Of the centrifugals burst
while running at full speed, aud Mr..
Charles T"!pc, tho sugar-n.akcr, was
struck in the head and. pit Of the stomach
by flying pieces, receiving injuries that
caused death three hours later. Mr..
Tolpe was from New York, and was !.
skillful sugar maker and popular gentle
man. The manager Of the plantation,
Mr.. I. p. Lovcjoy, was also severely in
jurel internally by one Ut tile fragments,
though he was not conscious that he had
been struck until some moments attc,
the explosion. Mr.. Lovejoy's condition
c,.used intense anxiety among his friends
but we believe that lie is now in q fair
way to recover.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Two little girls died on the Mount
Houmas plantation week before last.
One was the daughter Of Mr.. Quinn, and
death was caused by brief attack of
illness. The other, child Of Mrs. La
noux, fell from the gallery Of the planta-
tionresidence aud recei, ed fatal injuries.
The bereaved parents have the sympathy
of all in their heavy affection.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Mrs. J. g. Green, wife of the estimable
manager of the Mount Hounas planta-
ton, has been seriously i'll during the
past two weeks. For her own sake and
that of her fmily and friends, it is to be
hoped the afflicted lady will be blessed
will, an early restoration to health.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28
ntest by the amended score

Umpire-H. Thalsheimer of Alexandria.
Scorers-I. M. Biossat for Rapldes r. Nc
Culloh for Nolans.
Time Of camel hour, 4s minutes.
The boys had a pleasant trip, and
although disappointed by tho result Of
the game, they did not allow their chagrin
to interfere with their good nature or
enjoyment. They were cordially received
and Hospitality entertained by the Alex
andrians, who paid them every attention
aud did all III their power 10 make the
stay Of tho visitors agreeable. The base
ball game was witnessed by u very large
crowd of people, including many ladies,
and the spectators indulged in enthu-
siastic demonstrations Of delight over
the good playing aud the victory Of their
representatives on the diamond field.
The Rapitles nine play . fine game, but
the Nolans are confident Of their ability
to walk away with the Red River ball
tossers on second trial. Our boys
played their average game in the field,
but proved nnaccountably weak at the
bat. A return game il Donaldsonyille
has been promised, aud We should be
glad to see it fixed for All early date.
Our space is SO limited this week that
we must defer until next issue any
further reference to the long looked for
contest or the experiences of the Donald-
yonville boys in Alexa,nlria.
Ybs- -pixies of B:,ta.t~ Refuge and the
Viguets of Plaquemine played III the
former city last Sunday. Score, Is to Z
in favor of the Dixies. Now let tho
Baton Rouge and Donaldsonville boys
cross bats.
The Nolan nine, reinforced by Manager
Lafargue and Scorer McCulloh, had their
pictures taken in Alexandria. We have
seen a worse looking group. 5
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

1t is estimated. that the yield Of sugar
on the Point Houmas plantation this
season will reach one million pounds.
Grinding is expected to last until after
Christmas. The cane is very large, stalks
nlei,snrins over nine feet, cnt for the
mill, being nearer the rule than the ex,
ception.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Tie first number Of the Ascension
Democrat male its appearance last Sun
day and We were pleascd with the paper,
b0tl, as regarded its editorial tone and
typographical get up. Defects were Wis.,
iblc, Of course, but they are such as will
he cured when tho affairs Of the new es-
tablisllment are systeHatizel and the
attaches become more familiar With Their
surroundings. We extend the hand Of
good fellowship to our contemporary,
shall not be Jealous, Of whatever degree
Of prosperity it may achieve, and will do
our part to prevent political differences
from Interfering with the fraternal re-
lations that exist among journalists who
have Il proper appreciation OF the re-
sponsibilities aud true mission Of Their
high calling.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

HOMlClDE.-A. Prudent Landry,
white resident of the locality known as
Crevasse Settlement, shot and killed
Abram Todd, colorcd, at; the Alex. Mar
chanl place, IN the fifth ward Of this
parish, last Monday evening. The cir
cnmsta,ces Of the unfortunate affair
were substantially as follows: Todd was
in the I4audman store, q short distance
below Marchand's; and had left his horse
in the road or tied 10 the fence near the
store. Landry, who seemed to be under
the influence of liquor, mounted the AMI
NAL without leave from the owner and
rode mp to the place appointed for the
meeting Todd arrived there shortly
attcrward and demanded to know who
had take, his horse. Warm words en-
sued between tho men alut Landry drew
Il revolver aud pointed itaat Todd, who
adj ance,l OH him AMI either struck or
| attempted to strike him with !, heavy
walking stick. In backing away Landry
stepped into Il little gnlley and fell aud
| Todd stumbled at tue same moment, fall
ing on his antagonist, whereupol the
latter fired 1T s,iciI close range that the
! ignittsl powder burned Iotid's clothing.
The ball entered Todd's Lfeast, passing
through the lower portion Of the heart
and producing almost instant death.
The wou,itletl man, u ho Was OH his knees
IN the act of rising, exclaimed "There,
Won have shot me = aud fell back speecl,-
less, dying within three minutes. Lan-
dry surrendered to bystanders and was
brought to DonaldsonyilIe, where lie is
now confined in the parish Jail. Coroner
Vandegrif held post norton exasnina-
ton and adjourned the inquest to the
Court House, where several witnesses
| were heard and i verdict returned in ae-
cordance Will, the facts of the case. Todd
| was u laborer Oh the Bowden plantation,
| aud msn about 40 years Ut age. He
leaves u son aged IL. The homicide
caused great excitement III the vicinity,
and the preliminary investigation Of the
| case will elicit much interest among the
friends Of both parties to tue unfortunate
| occurrence. Tho date Of the examination
has not yet been fixed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

A telegram received from Mr.. George
Drury, cb.irnian Of the Republican mall
aging committee fur the Third Congress
siotal District, informs as that Senator
Kellogg reached New Orleans yesterday
and will leave there for Donaltlsonyille
this evening. He will he accompanied
by several distinguished speakers who,
together with himself, will address the
pe"pIe ut Gibs.n's grove, Darrowville,
to morrow evening. It is probable the
Senator aud his companions will also be
solicited to speak at Donaldsonyil!c at
night in one of the firemen's halls. II
such All arrangement is made, handbills
announcing the fact will, he distributed
during tho afternoon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

It pleased us to receive u call OH Thurs
day FROM that genial and polished gentle.
man, Judge James D. Augastin Of st.
John the Baptist, who visited this neck
Of woods on legal business. Judge
Augustin is an ableail successful lawyer,
Us atteste.l by Ills large practice in the
Twenty second and Tweaty sixth Judi
cial Districts and bcfore tue courts Of
New Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

"Thcre's nothing like leather" is I. IA
miliar saying. There is certainly nothing
equal to it for boots aud shoes, and we
don't know Of u place where better leatll-
cr or a better shoemaker can DO found
titan ut the shop Of Mr.. S. Goette Oh
Railroad Avenue. Mr.. Goette is one Of
The oldest aud hest known tratlesinen in
Donaldsonville, and the satisfaction
which he always gives lis patrons ac-
counts for his large custom and universal
popularity. Our handsome young friend,
Mr.. s. Goette, Jr., has the management
Of his fathers business, aud nlI who have
dealings with him admire bis qniet,
gentlemai.ly department.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Intelligence has reached liele that Mrs.
Catherine Billeiser, widow Of our late
lamcnted fellow citizen, Mr.. Joseph
BiIleiscn, died at Austin, Texas, during
the month of September. The mournful
information was CONTAINED in u letter
received this week by Mrs. s. Gocttc, and
it has caused general regret IN the
community. Mrs. Dilleisen was widely
esteemed for her many excellent qualities,
aud AL evidence Vt her popularity was
given when the hand engine Of Phoenix
Fire Company WAS christened katie"
i'll her honor, on the 10th Of May, 1874.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-13
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Sept 13.-Virgnia Us deferred -;
do consolidated Co.'s do second series 30; past
due coupons 90; new 1040s AZ bid to-day. Cot
ton quiet and lower; middlings 1913. Flour quiet;
Howard street and Western super So 25a3 10 ; do
extra 81 W,ai 10: do family 50 OOa6 90; City
Mills super vs. 0Oa:t 10: do extra 81 0OaG 90;
do Rio brands St 90; Baltimore high grade fam
lily So 10: do winter wheat patent 81 25. Wheat
-SoutF"rn easier; Western spot higher; options
lower; Southern red 1O3a1O9: do amber 11Oa
49, No Md 11Gia bid; No > Western winter
red spot 1oi asked Sept 100 ,a1O93s October
101"4alo1's; Nov 1OSaa109; Dec O9a4a11O;
Jan Il asked. Corn-Southern lower; Western
weak: Southern white so; do yellow So West
crn mixed Oct "A asked Nov Us. bid; Nov and
or Dec 19TsaGOls. Oats quiet and steady: South
crn ioall do red rust proof 33a36 Western
white 42a43; do mixed 4Oa4l Penna 4Oa43
Rye quiet at 10a75. Hay steady and firm; prime
to choice pcnna and Nd S17a1S. Coffee dull Rio
cargocs ordinary to fair Sa91A. Sugar steady; A
soft Us. Whiskcy quiet and steady at 81 20a1 %
New YORK. Sept 13.-Stocks weak. Money e.
Cotton quiet and steady; uplands 12a4; Orleans
15 1-lG Flour dull and declining. Wheat opened
LA 2c better; afterwards lost advance Corn
opened 1la1c higher; subsequently lost improve
mcnt.
CHICAGO, Ill.,. Sept. lion change to-day re.
ccipts particularly of wheat, were heavy. The
weather is good and trading fairly active Prices
of wheat arc about lsa &c lower. Corn 1sc lower
Oats lsc lower to 'sc higher. Pork 15a3Oc high.
cr. Lard steady to sc lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-13
T0-DAY's TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Fighting in Egypt Reported Rout of Arab
Army

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. l3-The Khedive
has received telegram from Sultan Pacha
saying the British attack at -el-Kebir
commenced at $50 o'clock this morning.
LONDON, Sept. l3.The correspondent of
the Exchange Telegraph Company at Alex.
andria announces that Tc-el-k ebir was car
ricd this morning. Forty guns and large
number of prisoners were captuted. The
cavalry are in pursuit. Arabs force ap.
pears 10 be quite broken up.
\ dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company from the front reports that the
decentralization Of Arabs army is complete
His infantry are flying towards the desert.
The Exchange Telegraph Company has
received the following:
At the capture Of el-el-kebir, the Egyp-
tian loss is estimated at 1000 men. Our
loss is probably 700, including many officers
The position was carried in twenty minutes.
Three thousand Of Arabs army have been
taken prisoners
General Wolseley telegpraphs that Arab
Pasha escaped on horseback to Zagazig.
General Wolsely's official report by tele-
graph to the War Office fully confirms the
reports Of the battle and its results pre-
viously telegraphcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-13

would not consider the matter" and decln-
cd 10 say anything further. He replied, III
you doubt me and will meet me tomorrow
I'll fully satisfy you that | mean bust
ness. The Attorney General has been
tcIcgraphed for and will return to the
city some time tomorrow Thursday
| will send word TO your address to-
morrow, and will arrange with Brewster
on his arrival TO meet you at Wornlcy :
Hotel; we can meet in his private parlor
undisturbcd, and you can then satisfy your
self that | mean business. | would have
conc Wc4t Tonight with Brewster Cameron,
but | remained behind solely to arrange
this Interview with YOU" You will hear
from ne tomorrow. Shortly attcrward !
separated from him and left.
The conversation detailed above was had
while seated upon the balcony at Drivers
Garden, and was entirely between ourselves.
II WAS interrupted occasionally by acquaint
anccs who came up, but resumed again
when they moved away. The parties who
approached Us from time to time were Mr..
.hippari. Frank Morey, Of Louisiana, Judge
Hoover. Nj Sa!tcrwatc, George W. Driver,
anda coI,,tl man--a waiter--nancd Henry.
THURSDAY, August a. 1882.
On miv return from the criminal court
rooIG this afternoon Il colored boy entered
my office, No. 30 Four-and-a- street
northwest. and handed me II card upon
which WAS written Dear Colonel Dixon:
Eight o'clock this evening at Drivers. Bow
IN. August n On reading the card ask
ed him who had sent him. He said Colo
ne! Bowen" told him there was no an
swcr, and did n"t keep the engagement re.
qu,SlcI by B"wrn in his card.
FRIDAY, August -, 1882.
Informed Judge Wyi:" of the fact that an
improper proposition had been made me
and by whom
Sworn and subscribed to before Charles :.
Moore. an assistant District Attorney for and
in the District OF Columbia, this 18th day of
September 1882
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-13
Mothers Mothers Mothers,,,

Are You disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
rNcrucating pain Of cutting teeth? If So 90 ut
once and get a bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. Ii will relieve the poor little suf-
tcrcr immediately depend upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not Il mother on earth
who has ever used il, who will not tell YOU at
once that il will regulate the bowels, and give
rest 10 the mother. and relief and health to the
child. operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe to
use III all cases and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one of the oldest and best fc-
male physicians and nurses in the United States
Sold everywhere % cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-13

SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES of
~ every description, Wholesale and Retail ut
FRESCHS, 93 & 95 KING STREET.
We are now reccivnga very large and complete
stock of School Books, authorized for use in the
Public Schools of Virginia. All the leading text
books for Academies and Colleges in stock.
School supplies of every iption.-Satchcls
a great variety; Book Straps and Clamps; Scholars
Companions; Composition Books twenty differ
emit styles Drawing Paper and Books; Siicate
Stating pint and quart cans; States, all sizes, a
dozen styles; Book and Drawing States white
and colored Crayons, Drawing Pencils and Instru-
ments. Blackboards and Erasers, Rulers, Ink, Pen
holders, all sizes and styles. A thousand and one
other things too numerous to mention. r.
Seekers after God by Cannon Farrar, price %
cts; The Spanish Nun, by DeQuincy, price Zoe
New Musc--constantly receiving.
sep2 GEO E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-13
By Green & Wise, Auetioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE REAL. Es
L TATE in the city Of Alexandria, Ya.-By
virtue of deed of trust dated on the 18th day Of
august, 1878. and by request of the beneficiary
therein named, will offer for sale by public auc.
ton III front of the entrance to the Court Room.
on Fairfax street, in the city of Alexandria. Va,
on THURSDAY the 9TH day of October, 1882, at
l. o'clock m, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
with the BUILDINGS and appurtcnanccs thereto
belonging. situated on the south side of Dukc
street and east side of Columbus street in said
city OF Alexandria, and bounded as tollows.;sRe.
ginning at the intersection of the said streets and
running thence east on Duke street one hundred
and twenty-thrce feet. five inches (123 it. ) my;
thence west parallel with Duke street to Colun,-
bus street; then with Columbus street to the be-
ginning -
This is one of the most desirable locations in the
city, having an area of 10000 square feet of
ground, beautiful lawn finely shaded also a nun.
Der of fruit trees of fine varieties The house is
large. has all the modern convcncuces, and is
suitable for school purposes.
Terms of sale: $4,000 in cash and enough to
pay the expenses ofcxecuting this trust and the
residue i'll g, II and Is months. equal payments
with interest from day of SALE the payments to be
secured BY deed of trust on the property
sepo-lw JNO. w. BURKE, Trustee.