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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27

vidss for the appointment of a board of
five Commissioners who shall exercise
supervision over the Interstate commerce
of railroads and other transportation COM
panies, and investigate all complaints
made by Railroad Commissioners of States
and others of discrimination in charges.
The Treasury recently purchased 4OO, 900
ounces of silver for delivery at the Phila-
delphia and New Orleans mints.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27
A new sprino of hot water was =

"A new spring of hot water was re-
Gently discovered near Hot Springs,
Ark, while blasting on a site for i
bath-house. The thermal fluid burs.
forth with force enough to throw a
stream distance of fifty feet. Investi-
CATION showed a large assure in the
earth, at the mouth of which had form
cd small lake or pool of water Of un-
usually hot temperature. - Chicago
Times
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27

The sheep ranches of California are
usually desolate places. For the herd
ers it is a terrible life. how terrible is
shown by the frequency of insanity
among them. Sometimes, after only
few months, herder goes suddenly
mad.-SGn Francisco Chronicle.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27
GENERAL.

A LONDON dispatch stated that the Glas-
gov dynamiters will be taken to Edinburgh
for trial, accompanied by police escort.
PETER WADE has been sentenced to be
hanged on the 10th of January for the mur.
der of Patrick Quinn, October last, at the
Rath Farnham, near Dublin Qreland).
The prisoner stated that he belonged to a
secret society, whose orders he obeyed in
committing the murder.
THE British Government has notified
Egypt that Great Britain is unable to in.
terfere in Soudan, but will try to induce
the Porte to dispatch an expedition thither
by way of Suakim.
A STAGE while crossing the Grand Trunk
track, near Catarauqui, Canada, recently,
was run into by an express train. Mrs.
Armitage, Mrs. H. Wartman and Mrs.
Gorrie were killed.
PABLO QUINTANA, Mayor of New Laredo,
Mexico, has been arrested by a detach-
ment of the Fourth Mexican Cavalry, on
the charge of instigating the recent train
robbery on the Mexican National Railway.
IT was reported the Chinese forces were
concentrated at Hung Hoa, twenty miles
above Sontay on the Red River, and at Bac
Mini.
a GREAT storm recently caused much
damage to houses in the town of Ahada
(Turkey). Six large ships and fifteen
coasting vessels were lost and the crews
drowned
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27
ABILENE, KANSAS.
REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE
COMPANIES:
Fireman's Fund, Of California.
Union, Of California.
MattOon Life Ins. Co., Of Illinois.
Hartford Life and Annuity, of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Next Thing tn II.
Next Thing to 1t.

isn't that pretty steep?" replied
man who was asking for a railroad
ticket to Lansing yesterday morning.
Usual rate, sir.
"But don't you sometimes make 3
discount"
"Sometimes-to clergymen. Are
you clergyman2''
''Wen not exactly" slowly replied
the man as he scratched his ear, ..butI
reckon I'm the next thing to it. I've
stood by and seen my dog all chawed
up and never wanted to lick tie owner
of the other animal"
He paid full fare.-DetroH Free Press.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27

The City Fathers of Ocala, Fla,
passed an ordinance forfeiting con-
cealed weapons, and Low they haze a
small armory and don't know what to
do with it.-N. o. PicayRRe.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27
TEE Latest.

A RECENT fire at Stewartsville, Mo-, dc
stroyed eight business houses, including
the Independent office. Loss, $4,000.
A MEETING of the bar was held in the
Supreme Court Rom at Washington, Oh
the 2lst, to take appropriate action in
respect to the death of Judge Jeremiah
Black. Senator Edmunds presided. Eulo-
CYSTIC addresses were delivered by Merrick,
Emery, Ashton and W. II. Smith, and
Senators Bayard, Vance and Garland, and
Representative Hopkins. Appropriate
resolutions were adopted.
THE east wing of the Lunatic Asylum on
Wards Island IN. W was recently
burned. Loss 5000. There were over
twelve hundred male patients in the build
ing. The fire caused great excitement
among them, but all were removed to
places of safety.
FIVE of the "dynamiters" were recently
sentenced to life imprisonment at Edin-
burg, Scotland.
ADAM HILL and George Snyder, young
men, were killed the other night at dance
six miles from Winchester, Ill. Their as
sailants were Charles and John Sutton,
with the avowed purpose of having a fight.
THE Titusville, Shsmokin 6 Shenandoah
Districts, of Pennsylvania, mined in No.
vember 1,0S0, ,63l tons OF anthracite coal, in
the production of which fifteen miners were
killed and thirty-four severely injured,
mainly inexperienced Poles and Hurga-
rians.
LILLE SINNoTT, daughter of wealthy
liquor dealer, of New York City, was prob
ably fatally shot recently by Sarah Clan
cey, servant of the family. Lille went
to the kitchen to attend to some household
duty when the shooting occurred, it was
thought, accidentally.
The Grand Jury of the District of Co
lumbia recently indicted a number of pen
sion attorneys, charged with using the
mails for fraudulent purposes.
The French are reported as having cap.
tured the principal outpOsts of SOntay, EN-
bracing five strongly-fortified villages.
The Chinese made stubborn resistance.
The French loss was two hundred men and
fifteen officers killed and wounded. The
Chinese still held the fortress of Sontay.
THE Louisiana Democratic Convention
McEnery for Governor.
A PASSENGER train on the Chicago, Bur.
ingt0n & Quincy Railroad ran into the
ear end of another train at Gladstone, Ill,
'he other morning, telescoping Pullman
ar, which ignited and was completely de-
troyed. Richard Somers, Superintendent
# the Dining Car Service, was instantly
Tiled and his body burned almost beyond
recognition. Six other passengers were
nore or less injured, but none probably
atally. Two coaches were consumed.
loss about S50,00Q.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees' Sale or Valuable
Town Property.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed
ID by ]. p. R. B. Smith and Mariah L.
Smith, his wife, to the undersigned as
Trustee, dated the 18th day OF Septen-
Der, 1871, and recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Mason
County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book No. i, pages 424, &C., to secure the
payment Of one single bill, bearing even
date with said trust deed, for the sum oil
$252O.2G, with interest thereon from
date, to VIM. A. Long, signed by said ].
p. K. B. Smith; and default having been
made in the payment OF said note and
its interest, and having been required
by the said VIM. A. Long, ! shall on the
I'D day Of August, 1883, at the front
door OF the Court House Of said county,
proceed to sell by way Of public auct'
ion for CASH, all Of that lot or parcel Of
land, or so much thereof as may he ne
cessary to pay off and satisfy said single
bill and interest and the costs OF sale
which lot or parcel Of land is situated
lying and being in the town OF Point
Pleasant, County and State aforesaid
and known on the plat Of said town as
Lot No. 8, in the LIST tier, and is bounded
on the Westby the Ohio river OF From
Street, on the South by lot owned by
heirs OF Benjamin Thomas, on the East
by Main Street, and on the North BY the
lot owned by the devisees Of james
Capehart deceased.
W. II. T0AILlNS0N, Trustee.
iuly25-4w.
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TRUST SALE.

TN pursuance OF the terms and prov;s.
/ ions OF a deed OF trust executed by
Wilson Franklin and Isabella franklin
his wife, to the undersigned trustee,
bearing date on the 18th day Of Septem.
Der, 1877, and recorded in the Clerks
office Of the County Court Of Mason
county, in Trust Deed Book No. 8, pages
SlS-Sl4, TO secure to G. Selon the pay.
ment OF four certain bonds therein de.
scrlbed, one for one hundred dollars,
and the remaining three for two hund.
red dollars each, with the interest accru.
ing thereon, aud default having been
made in the payment Of said bonds,
which foil due respectively on the FIRST
days OF January, 1870, 1880, 1881 and
1882, and having been required by said
9. Sehon, ] shall, OIL the 1871 dly of
august, 1881, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Mason county, West
Virginia, proceed to sell By way Of pub.
lie auction, for cash, all Of that lot or
parcel Of land situated In the town Of
Point Pleasant, Mason county, West Wiz.
ginla, containing One.si.th Of an acre
more or less, being the southeast corner
Of Lot No. 10 In the lst tier Of the town
lots oil said town, fronting - feet on
Main street and 1852 feet on Seventh
street bounded on tho north hy The
Presbyterian church lot and west by G,
T. SimpsOn'slol,
JOHN W, ENGLISH Trnstec
iulyllwi
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25

pY virtue Ola deed oftruss dated the
Id 10th din Of January, iSIS, executed
By ]. E. Wilkinson and Ida T. NYilkin.I
son, to the undersigned, g. /. Simpson,
trustee, 10 secure b a. 4. MCCoWn the
payment Of q certain proinissoty note
therein mentioned, and which deed Of
trust Il duly recorded in tie County
Court Clerk 5 office, OF Mason county,
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Beck No,
3, pages i95, &C., and default hasipg
been made in the payment Of said note,
after the same became due, and being
required by the creditor secured 70 TO
do, / shall, on Saturday, the 1ith
day of 1il0WSt, 1888, NJ the front
door OF the Court House OF Mason cOuu-
", W. Va, sell at public auction the
real estate conveyed by said deed Of
trust, which Is an undivided interest in
$50 gcres, Srods and IL poles Of land,
situated OH the Ohio river bottoms, In
Graham district, .Mason county, w. Va.
TERMS OF SALE One.third Of the
purchase money cash In hand, one-third
thereof, with interest, In one year, and
the residue thereof with interest, in 1.-TWO
years from the day Of sale, the purclas-
or giving his notes with good security
for the deferred payments, and the trus.
tee retaining the legal title as further Sc.
curity. Il. T. SIMPSON,
julyllw4 Trustee.
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UNION DISTRICT. Mason %.

DY virtue Of Decd Of Trust executed
d to the undersigned Trustee, by Frapk
A, Polslev on the 24th day Of April,
1850. MD which said Trust Deed Is duly
OF record in the Mason County Court
nerk's Office, in Trust Decd Book, No.
5tOliOs Z and S, TO which reference may
be had, to secure to i. s. Bright the
payment OF aCertain single bill therein
mentioned, iorthe SUN OF Four lTund.
red Dollars, bearing even date with said
Deed, due and payable twelve months
after date, executed by +. A. Polsley and
JIM. Polsley, and being requested by
!. S. Bright, the holder Of said single
bill, to make sale Of said land in sail
Trust Deed mentioned, shall proceed
to sell by way Of public auction, at the
front door Of the Court House Of Mason
County, West Virginia, on Saturday.
August 4tl, 1888, the tract of land
conveyed to INC by sud +. A. Polslpy,
lyingand being In the District Of Union,
Mason County, West Virginia, bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stake in the
public road one pole, n. 4O' G. from gate
post standing near the II. W. corner Of
tobRCco house, same being corner to lot
No. 2, thence with road s. So 45l ". 81
poles to thes. W. cornerof east abutment
Of bridge thence up the creek n. % e.
~ poles TO q stake, thence 1872 c. A
poles to q stake in Ashton's line, thence
with said line SO G. Oh poles to a hickO.
~ 8. 40! ". 81 poles and % links to a
fallen white oak 3, 2S' ", 10 poles to an
elm on the bank Of Poplar Fork OF Thir.
teen Mile Creek, $. So! c. Is poles s. III
c. 40 poles and . links, s. 44o ". l0j poles
8. 764 G. So poles s. 8! 10 poles and .
links s. ~ W. 10Y poles, $. So ". q poles
and Z links to an elm on bank OF creek,
$. 9! ". Spoles and q links 8. 3SI e. IS
poles to q white oak and black oak s. 4.
". rs poles to an ash on creek bank,
thence L W. W poles to q beech % poles
to q small pine with branches marked rs
pointers, same u corner to lot No. 9,
thence with line Of survey II, 400 g. lOS
poles to the place of beginning, contain.
ing lS2 acres, II being the lot or tract Of
land assigned to said F. A. POlsley, as
his share in the real estate Of the late
Daniel Polsley, deceased. The above
land Is in alhigh state Of cultivation, and
SEES TeFlnsIoI sale, CASH. on t fis s 1aR:
JNo. L. TIMAlS, Trustee ~
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TRUST SALE u,

TN pursuance of tho terms md proriA.
ions II n rprtnin ,le"j of trnst M,nr.
inv dnte the Ist div nf .Inne fSSl md
REGARDED in thr I,Ierk;s CIItirs Il thu
Comfy Comrt If NTsson County, West
Virginia, In Trust Deed poot Nn & In.
goa S8g. ,Sr nSecnteI hv / IL johnrn
and RoSana .Inhnson lila wiic and
and s1lomom Cplyin md Mary AnE.col.
Win lis wife IN the mnasrSi,,na,i 'Trns,
ion IN scr,,rn IN Eco-,a ~ u Fnwl"r
the paymcnt Of eleven nrnmissSfr gss,
btnTinv even ,laic thsrowNh Az IN
-.I.ioli notes wor" inr. onc hnn,lrcd don.
M ,ssr,
ty.iUur dollars, nj. II %tiuii hotcs fbeN
interest from date, and were payable
respectively on Tho first DAYS OF juno,
1852, 1888, 1881, 1885, 1886, 1887, iSSS,
1850 lSO0 iS1I anI IS0S all If whicl,
notes were executed by tbe said j. II.
johnson and solomon Colvin and are
payable to the George Il. w. Fowler,
and default having been made in tho
payment Of the said note falling due on
Isl day Of June 1889, md having been
required by the said George i. ". Fow.
lcr,I shall on Tho 18th DIV II August, 1854
at lie front door Of the Court H6nse oi
Mason County. West Virginia. proceed
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25

The next session of the West
Virginia University begins Sept.
9TH.
"IIere our boys can receive as
thorough training as in the majori-
ty of Colleges, and can elect to
study those branches only which
bear upon their particular aims in
life; thanks to the University ,2an
whereby a student is not compelled
to load himself down with forced
studies uncongenial and useless to
his future vocation" RaaawRu
Gazette, 2w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25

h;s ctaonerers have daridel this AZ
: !, hal, ra,d nova i, : niaca Il l,tnoss.
g'lsi ! Il i Th;s ,s;sing If stand.
a,d has wee,lstl 81. ! fss ;dle and
nsa -, i, !, s,,, 4 md those who
,boaaht u ,,s,adnot l wi.hont.
s IT,, j. .cbo,,,sbin Y ~ be,alofote
I'D i ,,,so -, q ,van;,o man.
o.e 1. also rai.sd tI;,hsrlo ia.
sgS bos omnsolod ~ ratronaee
10. to'I h immsdiate neisbtgrbot,d.
dro.ins Il with Re drar.net ali.
sor,s II weaklings, and sending
tten, ont in due ti,ne.to add vanity
q ignorance. Under the aBour.
bon rule this has been changed,
.I Ty" nat,onas s h bas Id diminished,
a onI s, p,,4, PATRONAGE ~, increased
anu a., s.ase patronage 'u N,',' -.
Inc past year loand more coun'les
in the state represented 'nan eSs "
before, aud despite inc ,. exodus :.
the iaie ana h'cneu' : sno 'o'.
ceisea attempt 70 49,, run W s'uueu's
u TWO " sec'a .la ONO c0itese e"u
the now Oh aaFsana lsw inil'1
tors 'ne session closeu WIN ~. oyel
one pgnaEea Students anu WIN u
standard scholarship never
dreamed otEn ne insIl.u'loa mere ere
tofore; and We sre lnstillea IN say
ing that never before aid we sIass :
University otter to,the yoaG young T..
ofthe Slate va al',a 49,
securing s:geass ~. ..D,'a saa ssS n
sloa i,, es now ~, 'ySps op6oltunity.
ptofess6t X, q. Berketv. who is des.
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Tom Thumb, who has SO long
delighted the children Of thisCoun.
try and 'Euror 81 dead.
Teachers Ccsilaente,s.

Mr.. Editors The Gascttc Of the
10Th instant, in reply to a remark
in The REGISTER, contains quite
a lengthy article from a CORES.
pendent, who seeks to vindicatc
the Board Of Education of Waggen.
or district, in it's action III rela.
ton 70 teachers certificates, and TO
falsify THE REGIsTER's position.
That this correspondent of the
Gasette's is mistaken in his position
as to the law, the powers Of the
Board, and the action II shall take
in the future in regard to this mat.
ter, is wrong, there can be no ques.
ton, we think, upon u full under.
standing Of the law.
To show this lot us look TO the
law relating to Boards of Ednca.
ton. Chapter 10 and section 7 of
the Acts Of the Legislature of 1881,
says that "tho Board of Education
Of each district shall be a corpora.
ton" &c, and goes on in The same
section and subsequent ones to de-
fine tho duties and powers of Boards
of Education. Now, docs this stat.
ute give a Board Of Education the
power to revoke and invalidate n
teachers certificate for any cause,
when no such power is mentioned
in the Acts2 Tho only answer to
this question is an emphatic no.
for the Acts says that the Board Of
Education is a corporation, and "a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25

An attempt was made the other
evening to fire the stable Of ex
Gov. Stevenson. The flames we're
fortunately discovered in time to
be put out by the bucket Brigade
and a disastrous conAagratioE pre-.
vented. AT one time it LOOKED as
though an alarm would have 70 be
turned in. A boy is suspected of
the oflense.
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TRUSTEEs SALE
Foundry and Mashine shop
Point pleasant. Nv. Va.

- - - ~ 49,
iDY virtue ottwo deedsoi trust execu.
I'D ted by james Bingham aud Sarah
Bingham, bis wife, George w. Hug9ins
and Lizzie b hng,ins. his wife, ts'fi,e
undersigned n. & fioEI.fd. ffiustee.
each bearing date on the Odd day 81
June, 1852 one OF which deeds 81 trust
and which Is recorded in Trust Deed
Book No. 9, iclios 27S, &c., Is to secure
the payment OF twelve several notes
each for the SUN OF S,iil.GBs with inter.
est from their date, four OF which said
notes are payable 10 the order Of 7.
Stribling, in one, two, three and four
years respectively from their date; four
other OF said notes arc payable 10 the
order Of C.P.T. Moore IN one, two,
three and four years respectively from
their date, and the other four Of said
notes are payable to the order OF John
9. Stortz In one, two, three and four
years respectively from date, and al Of
saidn0tes bearingdate ON the 22d day Of
June, 1889; and the other deed oftfuSt
and which Is recorded intrust deadlock
No. ., iolios s15, &c,, Is To- secure the
PAYMENT OF four several notes, each
iof The sum Of $500, bearing interest
from idale md each payable to tic
opller u g, Shrewsbury, In one, two,
three and four years respectively
from date and al IL eaid notes bearing
date onltlie gSl day Of June, 1852, and
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25

At a picnic Of Martinsbnrg PEG.
pie on July 4'h, was VIM. Smurr,
machinst ct the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad shops. Mr.. Smurr took
his son, aged II yeats, across to the
canal on the Maryland side to
teach him how toswnn, The faith.
er entered the water first. When
his son followed into deep water he
sank Mt once, and in his efforts to
save him both Mr.. Smnrr and the
young man went to the bottom and
were drowned.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-25

While harvesting for the widow
Barton, last Friday, John Huffman
and a fellow workman, were stop
ped by 4 thunder storm. Huffman
took shelter under a sugar tree in
nroYe near by, his companion
solug onto the barn, After the
shower was over, the. men in the
barn came out, ind Nv. scoi5s Huff
man, called for him; receiving no
answer, he went over to the grove
where John had'taken refuge from
the storm, and was Mortified TO find
him dead. An examinalionEhow.
ed that his hut had been nearly
burnt up, the hair on his head
burnt of, aud one Of hisslipas torn
44dly BY the lightning-Ngpatuin
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DelnorueIle,s Ilele,Ininn1Io1,.

And it lisa good quaity,forluck
a. A., l9,ttery. al 1O.o'cltck A, NJ, on.
Wednesday, June 18Th, the day
afte. the 18TH Mopthly and the
June Semi annual Grand Drawing
Of the Louisiana State Lottery, Mr..
JAS DemorSelle (of Demoruelle &
Cusachs, dealers in, building ma.
terials) preAnted also at the
Company's Office one half Of ticket
No. &,l5l, which had won the first
capital prize Of stS0OOO, and was
promptly paid in illl. He is SO
years Of age, and has been in bust.
ness since he was 22years old. He
has been indastrious,and has been
at the head Of three different firms,
succeeding in earning a comrorta.
BILE income. He, his father and
grandfather were all born in New
Orleans and is of one Of the. Oldest
Creole families, descendants Of Du
Varnay, one Of the pioneers Of the
colony foanded,by Bienyille.-Nsu
Orleans Ricayune, June II.
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TRUST SALE:

n pursuance Of the terms and provis.
l ions Of q certain decd Of trust bear.
ing date the lst day OF March, 1881, and
recorded in the Clerks 0lice Of The
County Court Of Mason Coupts5 weat
virginia, In Trust Deed .pgoE, No. B, pe.
ges 2S7 and 2Ss, executed by Joseph W.
johnson and ,Rosaua johnson, his wife,
and Francis l., Colvin, to the undersigni
ed, ITustee, tosecuTe TO Ann Fowler The
payment Oinine joint and sevefif prom.
issOryn0tes bearing even date Herewith,
executed by the sail Joseph W. John.
son and Francis L.. golvin, and paya6le
10 slid Ann Fowler, or order, on OF
before the LIST days OF March, 1882 1883,
lSStf 1850, 1856, 1857, 1886 1855 and
1880 and the said Ann Fowler having
assigned said notes TO John j. Fowler,
9nnatttdeianlt having been made in tl.o
Isl dsg q Mic llpIs falling due. on. tho
required by said John j. FoVaiSSiing oeen
&c, rs aforesaid, shall on the 7ttl dayn6i
July, 1883, at the Front door Of tho
Court House Of Mason County, lvset
Virginia, proceed to sell by way Of pub.
lie auction, To the highest bidder, all Of
that tract or paIcelot land situate In said
county and known as part OF the Mechan
tract Of land Of which Harriet Machir,
died ssized and possessed, and designA,
ted III the Report VI the Commissioner
appoEtsd TO partition said land, as Lot
No. Z, and bounded as follows, tolwiG-
beginning at stone pile In Co&'s line
corner TO George +. W. Fowler, thenco
s. 3SI W. 257pOlos to stone pile, thence
s. 5Oo e. Is poles to q stake, thence n. So
e. 2SS poles to stake and white oak,
thence O0' Q. 81 poles to q stake corner
to Mariah Y, Winkley, thence with q
part OF her line n. $3.50 Q. 81 poles To a
dogwood corner to g. Z, W. Fowler,
thence with his line 62' W. ll2 poles to
the place Of beginning, estimated to con,
tam lB9 acres, and fully described In
said trust decd.
TERMS or SALE-Cash as To so much
OF the proceeds rs will be necessary TO
pay tho expenses Of executing said trust
and one hundred dollars with legal III,
terest thereon from the lst day Of March,
1883, and rs to the residue upon q credit
to correspond with the dates ut which
the notes will fall due.
JOHN ". ENGLISH, Trustee,
mayS0-iw.
The above sale is postponed until SAT-
urllay, August 18th, 1883.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee
iplyllwS
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The telegraph operators though
out the country are on a strike for
higher wages and more liberal
treatment. The companies arc gc:.
ting along badly, and the boys will
win in the end.