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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19

Ferry Bros. saw mill, near Lake Harbor
burned Monday. Loss $4,000. in
sursnce 5000.
At Grand Rapids the Democrats and
Greenbackers are seeking some basis Of
union for the congressional and county
campaigns.
At ward caucuses held 1t East Sagi-
nav Monday night q majority Of the del.
egates chosen are for return OF the Hon.
r. G HOrr and this fact guarantees his
nomination. MOntcalm county Is re-.
ported solid for HOrr.
On Monday night az south bound
train on the Grand Rapids & Indiana
railroad was coming down grade south
of MantOn, the sleeper Mackinac was de.
rallied and capsized. There were %
persons in 1t and. strange to say, no one
Was hurt.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19

Rev. n. p. Remington, Ithaca N. Y.
writes: "Fr0m too close application to
my calling my health underwent q
severe strain. felt . weakness in all
parts Of my body. Ny digestion failed
me especially. and my nerves became ell
unstrunR. Recreation did not do me
proper benefit. Finally, on the recon.
msndation Of q brother minister, 1 tried
Browns Iron Bitters. Il has made me
feel better and stronger than ever be.
fore felt since was young man."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19

Iofier as q prize box Of good cigars
20 any person who will score better
game than has yet been made, on either
Ten Pins, Five Points. or Cooked Hat.
Come In, Gents, and win the cigars.
Jno. w. Loucks
Mgr.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19
MARRIED.

By Rev. Peter ]. De Smidt at st. Mary's
church: August 1th-Jrmes Marietta TO Julia
Graham, both OF Otsego Lake. August 16-
Rhodias Credeau to Emelie Enos, both OF the
township Of Grant, Cheboygan county.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19

That Wheeler & Wheeler have the
finest and and largest stock of groceries
crockery and glassware in town.
The best Of Hooking valley coal for
sale by 8. Baker q Son.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19
ITALIAN MARQUETTE TROUPE

At the close of each entertainment one
hundred valuable presents will be dis
tributed to the audience in the most fair
and impartial manner. All Of these are
purchased from the merchants of this
city.
Admission, q envelOpe) 25c
Reserved seats e evelOpes) SOC
Reserved seats can be procured at
Kenburg & COOper's without extra
charge. VIM. PELLETREAU.
Manager.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
Died.

Jan. 8th. 1882, Of Typhoid Fever
Thomas Nichols Lynch, at his resi-
dence near Hickman, Ark. Aged
twenty one years, The deceased
was a consistent and worthy member
of the Baptist Church for four years
before his death, and was true man
in every respect; impulsive, earnest,
generous and honorable, ever ready
to lend a " helping hand to the poor
and distressed, and was attentive to
the appeals of friendship, he was a
kind and indulgent husband and faith
er. a good neighbor. and a useful
citizen; and his early death is deeply
mourncd by a devoted wife and little
child, a large family connection and
many friends. But we sorrow moi
as those having no hope.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
VICK'S
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE

For 1852 IL an Elegant Book Of 100 Pages, Two
4 olorcd Plates OF y over aud more than 1000 II
lustatous Of the choicest lowers Plants and
Vegetables, and Directions for grow ng II T.
ha tsoine enough Tor the t~i.tsr table or IIO-
Iiday pre-unt ~oud ON yuur name ana fo-'
cIi1c a'itiicss, win 10 cents aHa viii rtnd Nuu
It's cost II you Afterwards or,i.r seeds ,i..iuc,
the 10 cts
Floral Guide will tell you how TO get and grow
them
Wick Flower and Vegetable Ga den, III
Pages, Colorcd Plates 500 EagrayinEs OF
50 cents in paper toycrs; 500 in clega cloth
In German or English.
dick II ustrated Monhly Magazine, q Pag
cs, Colurcd Plate IN every number and many
dno EugrHviugs Price 81 2ja year; Fiys cop
lee fnr 500 - ecimcH Numbers sent for II
cents; trial copies fur 25 cents Address,
JAMES NItk, Rochester y Y.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14

Poor old Dan Rice is drifting
around Wheeling, Va, upon his last
legs, and is thus referred to by late
special from that place;
Whiskey and time are fast doing
their work for old Dan. The light
of his life is fast going out, the silver
cord is being loosed, the golden bowl
is being broken, and of the tens of
thousands who have been delighted
by his wit there is scarcely one now
to smooth the pathway of his declin-
ing years. The man who has won
tremendous applause in the ring, and
whose name has been synonymous
with all that is great and gigantic in
the amusement world, is now poor
without friends, and with scarcely
food to eat and clothes to wear. AZ
ter all he may well ask is life worth
living? It's sad to build sacred tenn
pies and see them shattered; sad to
place honey to our lips aud find it
poison; sad that an evil star, a cruel
fate, or remorseless dastinv should
follow human life"
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
WARNING ORDER.

~ TIE MIS- IsSIPlI CIRCUIT COURr-IN
EQUITY-TO SPRING TERM, 1881.
u X Pttman and his wife.
A. r.. Pittman, and EDDIE
niiiman. Lula Pittman, Dan
icl Putnam, kellar Pittman, Painti0-,
infants who sue by thsirneNti
friend and Guardian adj item
IA. H. Mnlhes,
vs.
John Cairon 4 Chas Bowen.
Trustee ] DEFENDANTS
The nonresident defendant John Cniron Is
warned to appear in this Iuut within thirty
days and answer the comduint Of the Plaintiffs
u Il Pittman aud his wife f. Pittman, and
Eddie Pittman. Lula tman, Daniel PItiman
ktllar Pitman, infants who sue by their next
friend and Guardian ad-litem, Ed II Mathes.
Witness, this 3sth December 1881,
BEN. II BACCliUS. Clerk,
u Hugh X McNrgh. u. &.
Lyles 4 IIarris, aud Malhc- & Mathes for Plt'fs
IL 81 a.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
Mem bcrs Of Christian
Churches.

Your duty is to "abstain from all
appearance of evil" and not only SO,
but to be active in promoting all
good. You do not need to be CON
vineed that intemperance is an evil
You hdye seen "no"axb ofits dire
effects to convince you of that, but
perhaps You do not so clearly see the
personal duty Of entire abstinence,
You say that you are not responsible
for the evils of the liquor traffic,
answer, you are responsible, Just SO
far as your example and practice give
support to the business. When YOU
purchase strong drink, YOU are sup.
porting the traffic; when you use it
as beverage, you are helping, by
your example, to porpctuatc the
drinking custom of society. There
is no way of clearing yourself of al
completely with the business, excep,
by entire abstinence. And to thi,
course you are bound by the spirit
of the religion you profess; for sure
| ly. thus far the spirit of the New
Testament goes: " IL is good neither
to eat llesh, nor drink wine, nor any.
thing whereby thy brother stumblcth.
or is offended. or IS made weak. -
Remember, too, ,1hat you are the rep
resentativcs of the religion Of Jesus
Christ-that the world forms is opiu-
ion Of religion, very largely, from
what it sees in YOU. What opinion.
think you, will the world form, if it
sees you upbolding, by your exam
pie, that which is the source Of one
haU of its misery and crime? BE
ye separate, aud touch not the un-
clean thing" should be your princi-
pie of action in the matter,
Let all, then, who love God and
the souls Of their fellow men, unite
their energies to Danish forever from
our land every drop of that which
can intoAicate,-- EN.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
lS25OOOO


y AtEsDtststIEsS 10 = wv = 30.
Whole Tickets - iiaiyor, ~ tiu,.itsys -
Rcmittanccs may be made 10y Bank Check 4,
Express, Postal Money order, or Rekistcro1
Mail
Responsible agents wanted at all important
points. For circular giving full informal loi
and for tickois address, ". { y. MiHPN,
Willard Iio,cl, Louisville, Ky
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
WARNING ORDER.

Louise d Lindsey and her hus
band, Philip Lindsley. Plaintiffs,
vs.
T. T.. Nc iavock, LOui5c g Ty-
ncr, and -1yner, her husband
\. Y McGavock. Mary y Me
Gavock, Jacob Mctiayock, and Dcfcndent.
Il. Il. MctavoclS. ,h Guardian
Of said Jacob Mctiayock and Ma
~ T. McGayock minor heirs OF
Ed. j, McGayOck, deceased
The on-resident defendants. Jacob McGav
ock and Mary E. McGaVook, minor. ani T. T.
MeGayook, Their Guardian nrc warned to ap
pear IN this court iihiu thirty drys and an
swcr tn complaint Of the Plaintiff, Louise u
Lindsey aud Phillip liuosley Ter hu-haud
Jan 10, 1852. BEN IL 8AC nus, clerk
.l-li-i BY Hugh b. McNrigh, ID 4.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
SlscriH-s sale.

Dj NlRTJK Of an execution 20 me iireS tss q.
by The Clerk of the Circuit Court oi Mis-is-ippi
County, will at the Court House door in the
town uf OsceUla within lrpal hours, on the
~ II DAY OF JANTARI, ls'2.
off, for fglc 10 the highest blGdcr ON a credit OF
three months, the f"lloNlLE property, VII
The undivided one thlrd interest In The J. = y
W a olsec D., Township y n, Range 20 East
also The undivided oue-third interest in the = "
= 4 a q sec II, Township u y, Range IL
East; 10 satisfy a Judgement in favor Of Juhn B
Driver aRains- John and A l.. Cisscll. for one
hHndred and hity- four dollars and twenty y,
ceuts, sl0i,25 1907 debt aud interest, and al-o
the sum Of seven sud 7l-lO0 dollars ~ Iil coSi'
ofsgl Lem reclaimed sud security Will be re
CURED for the pay mcnt OF purchase money.
W b. HASkINS.
l-7-it. e.. sheriff.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
---- ss--s7
Three Cheers for Ran
dOlphi

DEAR BEAcoS;-This morning at
10 o'clock the Court ordered No Ii.
cENsE for the entire county of Ran
doiph, give you this to use in your
columns, as you see proper. | have
not time to shape it for you.
Mag God bless you and yours,
FRANK RITTER.
Pocahontas, Ark, Jan. 3, 1882.
I'VE use it as you send it; no
shaping is needed. The simple an
nouncement of such a victory is
enough. Let us have such news
from other counties. We know there
are "more to follcw," and may there
be "always more TO follow"
Praise God from whom all bless
ings how."
ED, BEACON.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
HissOlliti0n.

Tho partnership heretofore exist
ing between j. l.. Driver and r. c.
Prewitt, under the firm style of j. /.
Driver & Co, is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent, J.. l.. Dri, er retiring.
Business will be carried on from this
date by DR.. X. g. Prewitt.
Jan. If, 1882.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
Willard Hotel Lottery.
l4th February, 1882,
or MONEY REFUNDED
IortsyIIln ~. Noy,mhcr 10, ISL.

LOUISVILLE, ny, November TO- lsol'
Resolved. { hat the Board of Commissioner
consent Ia postponcmeGtO Of he drawing Oi tat
Willard Motel Lottery until the lith day of tch
ruary. lsS2, and thai they viii noi consent to
any furlhor pU tponcmeut of the stme.
Robe Mallory, Chairman,
B. the above resolution this draw iTg must aut
will be had on the day fxc1, or money DIST ID
ut hack to ticket holders
II enough tickets 10 sold before date fixed.
the drrwin Wi he had. aud notice OF same VIII
be given through the pap r.
Lt-l OF rEiZES:
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
LEGAL NOTIFIES.
LAND OFFICE ArLIe LIE ROCK, ARK

LAND OFFICE At Lit LIE ROCK, ARK
,. December lgih lSsi
NoIlCf j. hereby given that the following
named settler has hicd notice - his intention r.
mate hnal prooi IN support u his claim aud
tbai laid pro of VII be made hat re tka Clerk nf
ne county Court, at OSccola, AFk on Fcbrla.
ry End fSSs, viz, BENJAMIN h tacksaa who
w IL Homestead Entry No eg)l for the sWi.
NWh, n. SWh aud Sw< SEi. section ,,
Township u y II. :, r
lie names the i0lloS Ing Witnesses % prove HI.
said land. viz.
NJ. G. Sawyer ofOsceola Ark
: u. wilkins
W X wilkins, e" '"
Jno. wilkins, a"
VI " GIBBS.
i--2'-l' fcgi-tcr.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
Serious Accident.

Pleasant Morgan, ,Osceola.
Serious Accident.
From Mr.. T. Y. Crawford, OF
Chickasawba. we learn that on last
Thursday, Mr. John NJ. Snow, was
thrown from his mule, against tree.
lie was very severely wounded, hav-
ing four Of his ribs broken, and other
wise very severely bruised. AT last
account he was improving slowly
and considered out of danger.
- Smallpox is raging in many
sections of the country. Fayette-
vile in our state is quarantined; (;
several cases are reported at or
near Forest City; Gayoso, above us,
is infected, and there is no telling
when the dread disease may be
brought in our midst. In view Of
these facts. would it not be the part
of wisdom for the mayor TO issue It
proclamation, calling on all to vac
cinate. The proclamation needn't
be long just say, ''vaccinatc."
Arc you conscious that YOU are
using your mind, heart. soul and
strength for an honorable purpose in
life? If you are, then you are a re-
speetablc, good citizen, and You
heedn Z trourte ,-.s..s head 10 find ON,
what people say or think o! YOU.
Stick to your honorable purpose, and
boldly advance into the whatsoever
ed deeps OF time, and fear no danger.
1t may be your happy lot to reach
an elevation where you may behold
sun-gilt prospect all your own.
The other day the father of a
lazy boy in this town was scoldine
him for shirking duty at the wood
pile, and in the course of his re
marks took occasion to contrast the
od-pile shirk with Garfield wher
a boy, telling him how hard it'll,
james Garfield worked, and that i
was his industry that at last mad,
him President, The boy, with ;
look Of unfeigned astonishment, ex
claimed: "Geeminy, pa, YOU ain
expecting ME to turn up Presiden
of the United States, is yoaS Id I
heap rather own candy store Ike
Billy Moss" The parent sat dow
on the wood-pile and sternly or
dered him to go to work.
As an evidence of the stead,
progress and improvement in tn,
tastes and culture of society in and
around Osceola, We may cite the fac.
that there is regular market here
for pictures for home ornament, and
picture framing establishment has
been opened in this town, and finds
plenty to do. Was il the TIMES, OF
some other frst-class philosophical
journal, which predicted that taste,
art, refinement and beautiful homes
would follow in the wake of the tenn,
perancc agitation? II not the pre-,
diction of the editor of the TIMks, it
was predicted by some other great
man, and the prediction is now full
filling itself.
Not what YOU aspire to he, but
the means YOU use, and how YOU use
them TO make good your aspirations,
is the evidence Of what YOU arc, and
the stuff you are made Of There's
a boundless difference between aspi.
ration and Inspiration. Inspiration
means to lay hsiA, to keep moving,
even if you have to lay out on a rail
and cora slapg over chasm . ,hous-
and feet deep. When YOU can't
walk or ride. coon il, if you want the
Of being an inspired genius
The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
4 Card.

we, the committee appointed by
Osceola Lodge No. q A, F. j A. NJ,
on behalf Of the Lodge, desire to
publicly tender thanks to Mrs. W.
P. Hale, Mrs. Martha Ross, Mrs II,
NJ. Carrigan, Mrs. J. II. Parnell, Mrs.
r. C. Prewitt and Miss Mollie c.
Matthews, the committee Of Ladies
who provided the magnificent and
sumptuous banquet at our Hail, on
the evening of the 2ith. of Dec, 1881
for their untiring and indcfatigable
perseverance, that resulted in such a
delightful success; and also for the
elegant and graceful manner in which
they assisted us in entertaining ouI
guests, and in ministering to their
wants. We also wish to thank Mr.
Heinz, the chairman Of the committee
of arrangements, 70: the tact and skill
with which he performed his duties
Ben. II. BAocnrs,
+. NJ. TUCKER, Comm.
c. III. GAYLORD,
Quite number Of people from
all parts of the County, were in at
tendance at Court during the week
number of whom, took occasion tc
renew their subscription to The
TINES. to- wit: Ness. n. B. Lafont
o. S. Wigley, J. ID. Ashburn, a. ]
Bishop, Joseph Ashabranncr, j. J
Carr. for Miss. Bessie Carr, q. W
Thomason and Ed II. Mathes, ant
the following were added to our lis
of new subscribers X. 7. Thompson
Randolph, Tenn. 7. B. Smith, Man
grum's Ld'g, Craighcad Co. Ark.
Shelby Speck, Louise p. O. anc
Pleasant Morgan, ,Osceola.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23
AUCTION aALRh.

SALE OF LAND AND MILL PROPER.
~ TY IN FAIRFAX-Pursuant to a deere g
rendered at the June torn, 1851. of the Circuit
court OF Fairfax county in the suit OF Makelcy
VS.: Sedeea and Hetzel. the undersigned, ccm.
missioner Of ssle. therein namEd. on MONDAY
February Goth 1882, (Coa,t day. at about u
O'Clock M, will sell at public auction, in from,
OF the Court House door of said county, the fol
loving REAL ESTATE owned by Mrs. Het
ze!: a TRACT OF LAND. containing l6e
acres; 5 roods AID 3 poles, known as The
"WHlTE TRACT" lying in Centrevill, Dis
i,lct; near Clifton. and adjoining Fullerton
| buckley and others. This land will be sold in
parcrls if deairei.
The MILL LOT at Clifton. about of al
| acre With the STRAIN SAW MILL located
| thereon, and the MACHINERY and othor an
ru.tenees thereto attached; also a SPOKE
| NJ AUHlNE.
Terms of Sale: Ono. fourth cssh The residue
| IN lhree tquai annual instsilmon.s, secured BY
the pure aaser's bonds. with good personal secur
ny herring interest from dsy OF sale. and title
to DO retsined till last pay mont is made.
II w THOMAS,
THOS. MOORE,
Jsnl4-~4W Commissioner of sale.
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PROPOSALS..

DLANS FOB PUBLIC SOROOL BIIILD.
4 1NGS WANTKD.
Plans and specil cations for e schocl building
TO accc mmodate four hundred BOYS will be re-.
ceived nv tha Ctli,e Of the Superintendent of
Public Schools up to IL N. on SATURDAY.
February 9Th, 1852.
All drawings must be made to thu uniform
scale CT four feet to inch, aud such dat ,ls TO
larger scale As may be necessary to sim plify
any peculiar plan. drawing, &c.
drawings, as follows. NUT be sent in by each
competitor: all at one time, Wig:
!. Plan Of each floor
2. Transverse Section.
8. Front and eide elevations,
Full specifications must scccm ,anv each az
Of drawings. General instruct,cns ooncernint 6,
szs, esl mated cost DC, cIn be obtsired bv Az.
plying TO the Superintendent, at his ofics, on
any Saturday between 10 g. m. and noon,
Nc CONTAMINATION will be allowed fer the nlsns
and epacifcatio2s, outthe erchitec. whose draw
ing is selected by',,trlc;tv School Board will be
commissioned 10 cal. - 1itSa accepted design,
make al agreements. and <. i, personal su pervl:
sion to the erection OF the building receiving for
. his services. IN full five per cent on the actual
! cost Each drawing and specification must have
the signature of its su!hor, and rejected plane
vii BIZ returned.
| The Board reserves the hight to reject all the
! plans. A. MCLEAN,
ToWNsHBHD D. FENDALL,
! Richard l.. UARNB,
COMMITTEE on Schcolhousesa and Furniture.
4 decE0-2,w.d
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Other Pr0mirnnt pconya

who recoum md .ho "IdeAr Coffee Pols: Mrs.
Briggs, (uivi') Washington, l.. G.; General
S2fxim'r Flint, Cslitorlis; Hon j ohm Jsy,
H. T.; MIR. Charles Z Dickins, Botton; X.
Hen kito. MD. LII D., hilsdeIphs; j. w.
Qustn, nutieisn, Philadelphia; Hoa. JOHN Tay.
lor. She fli.ld, Rng Mrs Thomas Hunta,, ! hi.
adelphia. The Idesp Coffee Pets do not need
the endorsement CT such distinguished peor Il 10
make them sell. We merely IN sation them Ia
sttw that II j. WAS not q good sriic it would
not hhvo such recommendations. The "Ideap,
stsnos on Its own merits Il never dissppointQ
and always gives The fullest satisfaction. For
salo Whoiess:e and refill by STAGsDuaY q Bro
m,I uttcu;ers Snd desars III Stoves and Tin
Ware. AIexsndlis, w, Catalogue and price
list on application. I,n2I
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EOEGL BEEVI7IEY,

Mr VIZ. Wa:A:lt, WHO h4s 5sen i! ft7 sont
week. pa:! ia iI3p;ov.2g
Mr. Jayaas L. GG:cn he been o2rIcytd :!
attorney for tho ncw Building association.
MIA Aary EGi'erser died yc:t;ri.y Do-n'
iIg ss!Cr lorg and painful i.laess.
Shipcarpenttrs from the North, to work or
the new vessel, ere expected ct thu ship ytrd
shortly.
Tha funeral % tho lAte nr. joseph n. Howell
took plaza yesterday and WAS attended b. I
large number of soIrowng friends.
Andro1 Hamilton. o. Faiitl1 county Viz.
ginis. employed on lns Virgins hallway
nsd bis hand so badly mashed while cou Pile g
cs's st SsWyer's Cross Roada. near Lynch burg,
last Eoek, tast it had 10 be tm2u, a:ed. DR..
Owen, o. L7aehblrg, performed The operation
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31st day Of January. 1882,

a. Csc railroad depo. of tia Warrington ara
OHIO Railroad Company, in th2 CITY a. A!cIaL-
drs Xs G Ter e. r9e liz aac !, IA roy
OHIO EAiLHOAn.
including that p,.tl5 sud hist wholly coa5truc,.
ed, and also oil eGi ti2gulai Ell tie ~oiRs aud
property. real personal AID IN xcd, ro'i'::
stock, locomotives ears. DC, :.nd e.. Fight.
con.r.cls and franchises Of sni = sghoI.ua 49,
Ohio Railroad CouipsnF.
!, The sill property coH,;sis ol q c,Gstr1ctct
line OF railway in active opsrstoa f:nn tbs cts
of elazs 2dris. Va, westward through !ha c1uh-
iiss of Alel ,~dris. FsirtaI and ioldoIn 30
Bound Hk; 8. alton, -. '"ndoun e12HtY. aaE-
lance Of 6li miles. iacluoin~ 20 eGHhIcHas
with tho Washington and AIo1-n = hsM:o.:'
Tho road IL also graded beyond Hou&a ~ 10y
. distance Of ;hree miles.
The other real property ct tie Company Goa.
ssts of largo brick depo: building and ttGIza!
house. in the city Of Alexandria. a round hoaaa,
&c and about l!:een acres Of lard All scen.
thereto slso eiernn depo: DUG: ID tots o: :Gn
eleven principal ft.Lions bGs%e:n Alexsad:ih
sud Round Hill.
According to tina roCte surgD= o ! too distance
| from Washington city to FONT Pleasant. OF TIE
| Ohio river, j, three hundred Ind twenty-five
| miles, snd passes through cesGtry heavily
| limbered and OF great mineral ,es2U,ess.
| Terms Tho entire property, real, psrsca al and
mixed, franchises. &c. is sot Log 'tner anG 60
The sRma The purchaser mus: p5y G't3 lhouSSu!
dollars $50 COY of tie pit chase money in Sh,
! aud the residue in four equ.l annual pay msn.s,
| with interest from the day OF sale, which g.
payments arc 10 be evidenced By bonds whica
! are to DO secured by decd CT tsas! upon tao
property sold, to be executed upon the coni:ma-
lion OF tie sale and co1veyaue, 10 the par-
| chaser.
This sale is biact to the lian of III, deed ii
trust executed Auguet G.b, 1853 TO indem aify
che county of Clarke State OF Virginia. sgr1s
liability for the apnuil iatere,s on tae bonds o:
che said county for the cum Of ono hundred
thousand dollars (Sl0O 0O0) up TO aud until tha
time when said road shall bs commenced and
under construction in said county OF Clarke" and
sgain.s liability for the pay m snts of the p.inc
psl OF said bonds in case they shall become due
and payable before the road ehall be commenced
ed under construction in said county. tho said
! osas falling due 10 the year 1902
Toe purchaser will be entitled to tia MT
Of, ,fta Ct the rosd from the day Of sale.
4 T. BARTON,
l. RICH'D. a. LEE Comma
| L4AS. E. STUART, Of os.e.
EENRY HEATON.
oct25-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-23

"ANTED "A LADY to act as Gov
w. HRNESS in family Of tcue child rem,
residing in Fairfax cou2ty, vs.. She will be
expected TO instruc! thon in the English
branches, including music for one of them. 1t
is desired to make an lrrsngem ent for FIVE
months. For turtoer Information, a1dresa, stat.
ing what salary will bs asked in addition to q
comfortable home, which will be provided in
ihe family. JANSEY 600,
Druggists 162 kips: street.
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