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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29

Unexplained: "Pa," said the in
quisitive small boy. ''what do they mean
oy unanimous" Unanimous. my son.
unanimous .ah-why, when all the men
want the same thing. that's unanimous.
Politicians is all unanimous, amt they
pap "No. my son. not by joyful"
well. don't see why, cause they all
wants a Office. anyhow.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29

"A farmer of Carthage, N. Y, was
feeding his hogs the other day, when
his watch fell into the trough. One of
the hogs crushed the watch as he would
. choice mouthful of corn, and then spat
it out.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29

AT juvenile party a young gentle
man about seven years old kept aloof
from the rest of the company. The lady
OF the house called to him. saying, ..Come
and play and dance, dear Choose one
of those pretty girls for your wife,"
Not Gkelyr' cried the young cynic.
:"No wife for me! DO you think want
to be worried out of my life like poor
papa?"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29

"A New Jersey Judge has decided
that it is not a threat to tell man that
you vii. walk around on his collar-bone.
1t is merely preamble to q roll in the
mud and no one hurt,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29

When Col. Charles Thomson Jones
was young his grandfather gave him this
advice: Sonny, there are two or three
things which 1 would advise you never
to do. One is never to quarrel with 3
minister, and the other, never to wrestle
with a chimney-sweep. In the first case
the people will be sure to be against you.
and in the other you'll become soiled
and dirty from the contact"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29

Among the German aristocracy there
has suddenly arisen rage for tourv
around the world.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29


Alderman Cotton solemnly declared
that Eat one stage of the negotiations
great European struggle was so immi-
nent that it only required a spark to let
slip the dogs CT war." 1t was on the
same night and during the same debate,
that Mr.. Forster observed: 81 will, Mr..
Speaker, sit down by saying, etc." Mr..
Forster has slways been an adroit politi-
clan; but what new sort of maneuver
this is that enables man to ''sit down
by saying" remains unexplained.
Of the same class of mixed idea was
Sir Drummond VOLTS declaration
during the debate on Mr.. Bradlaugh's
admission, that il the member of
Northampton were to be admitted he
would vote with a milestone round his
neck"-an awkward appendage to a
man in walking through the lobby. more
especially on nights when the obstruc-
tionists resort to the practice of repeat
eddy challenging divisions. A weighty
argument somewhat akin to this was
used by Mr.. Hopwood. in the session of
1879, when talking in committee of sup
ply on the subject of vaccination.
:" Don't" said Mr. Hopwood, impress
lively, addressing himself personally to
the lamented Admiral. who happened at
that moment to be the only occupant of
the Ministerial benches. :. don't drive |
the steam engine of the law over peo-
pies consciences." This illustrates a |
fatal association of ideas which often |
leads even practiced speakers into mis-
fortune with metaphor. Mr.. Hopwood |
on his way down to the House had prob
ably seen steam roller in operation and
had watched the leveling effect upon the
broken granite. Hence the too ready
allusion. In the same session, during a
on the Municipal Officers Su-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

PERUNA is a wonder in itself. It
cures the most hopeless cases of con-
umptiOn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
AT0OL-MAKISG tyrru

The >eigULfH. N.-. SAN. .H..
standing ile Duke .l ar-l-. ~
that man is the 0uIyta.-t..
the following account tr a. f.
traveller shows that the a
be properly placed j.. lH.. ~.
undoubtedly true that .h4 i
plaut makes TWO Implements
and alters certain Things ..
them specially t. luEI la#-
for which, Ila-lerel tlag
suitable.
One evening soon after r. .-.
Eastern Assam. and while
phauts were. as usual. l.E .
buuEaio, 1 observed q varr-
caught one step uu Cd .re h
fence and quietly pull u-e...
Placing 1t under foot. j. 1r
of with its trunk. and after
high mp with his mouth IHH7
1t repeated this twice 1rLHra
drew another and camu
Seeing that the baml8 v.s
] asked the reason CD. this. .
to wait and see what 6 u
last il seemed 60 Ee. % p....
and holding u M The -I"E
stepping the fUrg.eE r.. -.-
ed the bamb1 under the r
speak, and began to seu..
force. Ny surprise reached .
when I saw q large l-.TI
TO the ground. quite siElrl.-
as thick as ones finger. and
Its position could no. easily
ed without this sCranar ar
which was deliberateIT made ..
ephant. j Subsequently found
was a common Occu-elae. L
pers are used 10y every elephant
On another occasion. u.a- @
at a time when flies are SD .-
to an elephant, I noticed -la
rode had no fan or whip tal.
with. The mah1ut. at ur -
ened pace and allowed Ear-r-
side of the road. where frr
ments she moved along Tuuu
smaller jungle on the bank. a
she came 10 a cluster u- E.
well brauChed- and after Tel
them and selecting one. rE-
and neatly stripped down l5
king of all tie lower l
leaving a fine bunch ON top
erately cleaned 1T down seven
and then laying hold 0E tls
broke of a beautiful fan ll-r
i've feet long. handle u..-
tins she kept the flies al lErs
along Tapping them OIL r
every now and then.
Say what we NAV. these
bona fide implements each L-
made Tor a definite purpose
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

The BoRACIC ACID TREATMENT OF
DIPHTHERIA.-Dr. T. y. Harris, of
Aberystwith. reports in the Lancet a
very successful treatment of diphtheria
by the local application of boracic acid
in solution. The solution is prepared
and applied as follows
Boracic acid, two drachms glycer-
inc, half an Ounce-to be applied freely
TO the faucus at first, diminishing in
frequency with the disappearance of the
deposit and general symptoms. The
plicatiOn should be continued for some
days after the throat has become per-
fectly clean. If discontinued too abrupt
iy, the deposit is almost certain to re-
form, with a return of the general
symptoms snd with a view of warding
of this danger, 1 make il rule to con.
tinue painting up to the eighth day, af.
ter which day the patient may be consid.
cred comparatively safe, The solution
seems to have no injurious effect wher
swallowed, as 1 have frequently appii &c
an ounce during twenty-fOuT hours in
the cases Of children Of from four &
FIVE years of age.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

GdIIif=ln Borough.


Ed J. Meldron, ? lots, 1st ward. 40
Saml Smayie, = house. y lot, 1w. S.67
Edward Horner, t6 lots, 4th ward 1887
Catharine Horner. lots, 4th " l.52
blackburn Hughes. !ot, 4th i" 81
Henry Treese, house, lot, 9Th - ] 80
Jacob FrOmer, house, lot, 9Th - la
John A. Hill, one lot, 9Th ward. 50
Jas. Mckeever, one lot, 9th ward 5.Ts
Charles Murray. one lot, 9Th f" ~
Henry Miehaels, one lot, 9Th =" 6s
Conrad Smith. one lot, 5th ward. Ga
David Beard ,.one lot, 9Th ward. ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

II IS un0uesti l-.f..
be the cause. That fl..-.
crease OF maiaria' IT
and ln country. within
i've years. we ara ..
other dissertation l. %.
been written W ma-.-
what is its origin : rI.. 81
cdy for the diseases tf...
name. There were --.
were settled long I-r.r
gave this matter SO rra-
some things tia. ana
clearly by common sens.
called advanced saf-rr.
Is, that 10 preserve ...-.l.
20 prevent OF remove ar
pecially when they ar. .-.a.
"a limited space.
One of The most lTr#r-r
sease in the house elu.r ...
We have bad occasion
few years, 10 record mans
which deso.aliuE sl.e..
famil as through tl.s ..-
of one after auaIEa- .. -.
some other deadly I.-
was not suspected until r....-
The consequences. AHsa
eNhalaiiou from slarUfr. -...
from "a damp cellar. u..r-.
be found especially 5f rH.-.
any decaylug VEG. able r....
may Affect "A whole laaf-
been blocks of splendid new
houses i'm this city tLat h-rzI.
inhabItabie, owing Go ODD. .
general sewer, perhaps at...
block, thus preventing t..-..
0f the natural laurr
the accumulation uf wafer
ling it., 10y q law off r..-..
ward through the house ~
of this malari8l a-un-Haa-a F.. E.
is not detected until ....- .-.
er disease breaks ont. r--
are aware of the existence. r.
and of their exposure "A. -....--
euce. DO not a.rars ....
measures 90 correct .r..
in security and u l
awakeus them t1 .la--..r
in the country there ..r."+-
if not greater. iudiLer-.e. r'..
hc causes OF disease. Mans
occupied with spring v.rr ~
cellar TO take care 0l itself ....|
lily to take care of tuer
remnants of the vegetable. 81.
stored mp In the fall ur
breed q pestiieuce iu tE- hons
One of the first duties p. .. d.
in the spring isr0 maEea l.-.
hauling and cleansing .F H..
moving everything tI. has ~
TO decay, aud using li-a.a.
there is the least DANGER .-.
ing matter. A single ....
left until the spring NAV vfr..
A few roots That have rrH.
fensive ojor are "a still l..-.
. because suspected. r.-. a.. H.
is the time for this Hr- f..
and It ought to Dc done tI1-
+ I. OJsIrE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

THE FIRST abbeys OF ----r
founded in the thirt cs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
a Doc TRAP.-T

a Doc TRAP.-Tha LE-.-
gjHigD describes am inre1lHg q
ed by a Virginia farmer @
sheep stealing dogs. Having
severely from the derTeil-
upon his sheep-folI. Pie bulls
number of sheep that dogs ..
inClOsure of rails twelve -..
ten feet square al the ----
OF the trap slopinE inward
ing was left about five fee.
dog could easily climb and
slopinE pen. but not even 2
could jump out of 81 E -
the farmers captured rI-.l-
Guiding fifteen 0rtwartE .1
been seen i'm the uEi-...
TO this there had been % D.
ter OF all dogs suspected
ing, save one. whose uas..
be convinced Of his gun.
was built for his esUae.l. --
caught him the first might.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
Health is Wealth.

nR. Z. c. VESTS NERvINR AND BRAIN TREAT
IL MENT-a specific for Hysteria Dizziness Con
vulsfons, Nervous Headache. Mental Depression
Loss of Memory, SpermatorrhOsa Impotency In
voluntary Emissions. Premature Old Age caused
by over-exertiOn. self-abuse, or over-fnduIgeuce
which leads TO misery. decay and death. One box
will cure recent cases. Each box contains months
treatment one dollar per box, six boxes for five
dollars: sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price
We guarantee six bottles 70 cure any case with
each order received by US for six boxes. aceoupa-
nicd by i've dollars, we viii send the purchaser
our written guarantee to return the money il the
treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees is
sued only when treatment is ordered direct from
US. Address JOHN &. W EsSTS co. Sole Propri-
etOrs. lSl & lsS W. Madison St Chicago III Sold
by ell druggists. SMITH, KLINE 4 Co. Wholesals
Agents. Philadelphia Is-5'sf-lvI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

BOILING BROTH IN THE ANDES. In
BVram's -WandeTiugS in Chilli and Pc
ru - we find the following remarkable
illustration of one of the well known
laws Of heat Feeling very cold we de
termined to have some soup to warm us
and having plenty Of meat and onions,
we cut them up, put them into sauce
pan, with salt and Cayenne pepper, and
set them on to boil, l only relate this
for the information of those who have
not been to great heights, those who
wish 20 90 there. and also of those who,
perchauce. may believe that boiling is
the same thing the world over. After
our soup had bubbled away in the most
orthodox style for about two hours. we
naturally concluded that our 'bouliiOn''
was ready and the meat perfectly done,
especially as the last had been cut into
rather small pieces but, to our great
surprise, we found the water almost
cOlOIless, and the meat almost as raw as
when it was first put into the pot. One
Of the miners told us that il was no use
trying to boil anything, as nothing could
be cooked with water from the top of
that mountain for, although the water
bubbIed away very fast, the heat was
not great enough to boil a potato.
At great attitudes the water begins to
Doll long OeiOFe IL arrives aJ Jhe neat or
212 degrees of Fahrenheit, and as water
cannot be hotter than the boiling point,
except 10y the compression of the steam,
nothing can be cooked unless some safe
means of cOEtining the steam be adopt
ed I saw directly how matters lay,
and, sticking the lid tight on the pan,
made it tight with heavy Jumps of sill
Yer that were lying about, attaching
them to the handle, and putting others
on the top of all. In very short time
the steam got up, aud, though it made
the lid jump a little, 1 managed to get a
broth, to the great surprise of the miu-
ers, who could not conceive what l was
about.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

THE Troy Press tells of a farmer
who has tried a remedy for potato bugs
with success. He procured a number
of boards and placed here and there
among his potatoes, and on these boards
were placed IA few raw potatoes sliced.
At noon on the first day Of his expert
ment he and his hired men found every
piece of potato covered with bugs. The
men killed this crop, and at night anOth.
er crop was killed, though not so large
and in a weeks time not bug could be
seen, and his trouble with bugs after
that was comparatively small. In the
spring, he says, is the best time to at
tend to the bugs, as a spring bug breed:
from 200 to 600 during the season. He
thinks it would be a good plan TO dill
the potato in paris green, as it would
save the work of killing them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

HOUSEHOLD HTNTS.---
smoke from "a lauu- SUB
strong vinegar. and drE
fore You use ID. Ii w..
sweet and pleaslutaut s..
deal of s8tisfacuhT ior ODE
In preparing it.
All sorts 0f vessels ana ~
be purified from i0l---.
of every kind in the e-s
perfect manner. dv rLl-
well with charcoal @.
grosser impurities haTe a
with sand and wa-ei
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05

FARorERs and Others
loss TO know how Co e--- -
barrel making 20 fresh a-
have seen the following
ded A.. II Is simply %
cask OF barrel with
stand a couple ot DAYS
be emptied out and lrs
After two or three ua.s
and to make assural,1
vert the barrel aui -.--:
bits of cloth Satur,sS
sulphur and brimsiol'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
Prospect Borough.

Bernard Mcclure, house and lot s.55
Russell Bowen, one lot. .......... 50
Anthony Cameron, one lot. 81
Patrick Commons, one lot........... ~
Sarah A. Green, house and lot 20
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
August Keifine, one lot.
IOder Township.

r. l. j Johnston. NJ. j. Buck,
Z. A. Shoemaker. A. w. Buck.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
TREASURER'S SALE
-oP-
BNSBAFEB
Lands and Lots
Cambria County.


~ H. 1oorS-
II JOHN A. KENNEDY. Treasurer of Cambria
4 County in the Commonwealth Of Pennsylva-
mia, in pursuance of the several Acts Of Assembly
in said Commonwealth directing the time aud
manner of selling Unseated Lands for Taxes, do
hereby give notice that the following described
tracts Of Uunseated Lands and Lots of Ground in
the said County of Cambria. or such parts thereof
may be necessary TO pay arrearages of taxes due
thereon for one year or more, will be offered for
sale II the Court House in the Borough OF Ebens-
burg, on the SECOND MONDAY. being the 18th
day or June next. and continue by adjournment
from day to day until the whole be sold for such
arrearages Of taxes and costs necessarily accruing
fHaraO
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-05
$500 REWARDy

NTE viii pay the above reward for any case OF
w Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache
indigestion, C0stlpation or Costiveness we cannot
cure with VESTS Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
directions are strictly complied with. They are
purely vegetable and never fail to give faction
sugar coated. Large Boxes. containing 90 pills
= cts For sale by all Druggists. Beware Of coun-
terfeiters and tmltators. Tho genuine manufac-
tured only by JOHN q. WEST x CO. The Pin
Makers, F" Isl 4 ls3 W. Madison ST. Chicago. Free
trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF a
3cent stamp. ISIS 's1 Nv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-10
SELECTED POETRY.

The Fishermnn's song.
Down In the wide, gray. river.
The eurrsnt Ia sweeping strong.
over the wide. gray river.
Floats the FIshsrmAnfs song
The oar-stroke times the singing.
The song falls with the oar
And an echo In both II ringing.
thought to hear no more.
Out % a deeper current
The song brings back to ms
A cry from mortal silence.
OF mortal agony.
Life that wAs spent and vanished.
Love that had died OF wrong.
Hearts that are dead In living.
Come back In the hshsrmAn's song.
see the naples Ieanng,
Just a. they lesfsd before
The green grass comes no greener
Down to the very shore
With the rude strain swelling. sinking.
In the cadence OF days gone by.
As the oar from the water drinking
Ripples the mirrored sky.
Yet the soul has life dIVinsr
Its past returns no more.
But In echoes. that answer the minor
OF the boat song from the shore.
-Ross Terry Choke.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-10
Reforms in Sp-In.

Madrid May 19.---In the Chamber of Dep
uties to-day. the Minister of Justice announ-
ced the Government would introduce meas
ure next session establishing trial by jury
and a new Penal Code. framed on very lib
eraI principles. The statement appeases the
dissentient section of the Ministerial major
ity.
The cereals in four provinces threaten fail
ure; the prospects in forty-one other provin-
ces are good.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-10

~ Advertisers residing the Eastern United States
pay for their cards by enclosing Gsenbaeks United States
fage stamps for such amount they wish 90 and their
cards VIII be inserted above table for the time paid Tor
p Business Cards, when PREPLID A yEAn,
allowed discount nom these which for transient
advertisements when paid or charged quarterly.
Single copies Of the Gents when charged
Fifteen Centsi by the dozen one Dollar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-13
ADVICE TO A DISCOUR-
AGED LOVER.

She may be giddy, but she has Just
about sized you up in shape, and not a
doubt if you keep on trying to love her,
without her knowledge or consent, she
will hit you with something, and put
Swiss sunset over your eye. Do not
yearn to win her affections all at once.
Give her twenty or thirty years in which
to see your merits. You will have more
to entitle you to her respect by that
time, no doubt. During that time you
may rise to be President and win an inn
mortal name.
The main thing you have to look out
for now, however, Is to restrain yourself
from marrying people who don't want
to marry. That style of freshness will,
in thirty or forty years, wear away. If
1t does not, probably the vigorous big
brother OF some young lady of II will
eOnsign you to the silent tomb. Do not
try to promenade with young lady un-
less she gives her consent. Do not mar
ry her against her wishes. Give the
girl chance. She will appreciate it;
ana, even though she may not marry you
she Will permit you to sit on the fence
and watch her when she goes to marry
some one else. Do not be despOndent.
Be courageous, and some day perhaps
you will yet there. At present the hO-
rizOn is little fOggy.
AS you say, she may be so giddy she
doesn't want steady company. There is
a glimmer of hope in that. She may be
waiting till she gets over the agony and
annoyance of teething, before she looks
seriously into the matters of matrimO-
ny. If that should turn out to be the
case, we are not surprised. Give her
chance to grow up, and in the meantime
gOand learn the organ grinders profess
sion, and fix yourself so you can provide
g. Ill
young intellectual giant like you is
not going to make a dazzling success of
life as a husband. Brace up and try to
forget your sorrow, and you may be
happy yet.-LaTamie Boomerang.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-13
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. j. II. SIDDAIl,
DENTIST-Ocfiie I'm Harter's block, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-13
A NEW ORLEANS special, referring t

A NEW ORLEANS special, referring to
the decision of Gov. McEnery giving
Kellogg his certificate of election, says:
The Governor has been subjected to
some severe criticism for his action in
withholding the certificate which was
wholly undeserved. He held that it was
his duty to determine the questions
raised by Acklen before issuing a certifi-
cate, though he promptly or Tered the
prOmulgatiOn of the returns which gave
Kellogg a majority of nearly 1900. His
action in the premises is sustained by
the best lawyers in this city, both Dem
Ocrats and Republicans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-13
LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale.


Abraham Keiser ct al Order Of sale IN partition stark
Sevilla Kelser ct al }
BY virtue of order Of sale issued by the Clerk of the
action and directed Will offer for sale al
public Outory on the premises. free from dover.
Saturday, the 23rd day of December, 1882,
the following described real estate situate in stark
and summit counties Ohio to wit Being part of lots
of UnOntOwn. and being west Of the German Reform
Church lot situate part Of said lots number and
deed OF Henry SessdOrf and Lucetta SessdOrf dated
April 20, 1870. made 70 said George Keiser, now de
the town Of UniOntown aforesaid Also lots number
seven @ ana elght IN saI & Viewers addto ana twenty
Weaver's addition 20 the village of UniOntOwn.
half Of lot number 49, And also lots number i9. 48
A, 45 and so in said UniOntOwn Also the following
wit: Being part OF the northeast quarter section
number twelve and range eight and bounded and de
Of Unlontown, and bounded north and west by two al
leys Of said town; the south by land OF John Frank
containing one acre OF land be the same less
Also the following described real estate situate In stark
county aIoreal1 Delng part OF me noItest quarter
eight bounded and described as follOws the north
by the lands Of said aeOrge Kelser the east by lands
OF John Frank; on the south by lands Of George W
Weary, and on the west by the lands Of stephen Zem
bort and Susan Swope containing acre of land, be
Also the following described real estate situate in
Summit county. Ohio, and known as part Of lot mum
Der six In strip number nine. In Springfield township
summit county. ohio, and bounded as follows; Begin
ming at stone at the southeast OF lot number
SIX; thence SOUTH 500 west "a chains and 81 links "a
stone; thence north six chains and 81 links 10
thence nOTth $500 east, chains and 81 links
stones thence sOth six chains and 81 links TO the place
OF beginning containing eleven and three fourths
of an acre.
Lots No. and appraised at 5000 Lot No. 4 ap
praised at 100. Lot No appraised at $1,000; lOts
No and appraised at 81 800. Lot No 20 appraised
at 800. Lots No 9S and 80 appraised at $500 Lot'
No. 43, A. and As appraised at $3.50; lot No 80 ap
praised at 81 100. Land No. 1, acre, appraised
$3.50. Land No 2. one acre appraised at Sl75. Land
No. 3, eleven and threefOurths acres, appraised
$500.
Lots No. l. 4, T. g. and 30 will offered for sale
at 10 O'Clock Lots No 49, 80. 4B, ~. As and 80
at IL O'Clock a. IN. Land No l and at O'Clock D.
N. Land No at O'Clock D
Terms one third cash. and the balance I'm two equa
annual payments, with interest from day Of sale
cured BY mortgage on the premises sold
II. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff.
MoNG & McCARrY, Att'ys nOV28e