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PRovIDENcE, Aug. 9.-In the United States
Supreme Court at Newport today, Judge
Blatcnford presiding, the case Of the Gramme
Electrical Company of New York against the
Arnoux aud Hochhansen Electric Company
was argued This is suit for infringement
OF patent granted TO Zenobe Theophile
Gramme Of Belgium in 1871, be being the iu-
complainants allege general infringement OF
substantially ike same services. The case In
wolves very occult scientific questions, and has
been in controversy among electricians for
many years. The machiues were exhibited In
e0urt
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T9E MAINE sTATE PRRsS.
MErnoRohk1aIoAE.


INDICATIONS poe 1Hg Next TwENTY-FouR
hours.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEE SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. G.
August TO- A. NJ.
For New England,
Fair weather, variable winds, stationary ba-
rometer and temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
Tee barometer is highest in New England
and lowest in Colorado. The temperature has
remained nearly stationary in ali districts.
North to east winds prevail in the Middle All
lantie and Calf States Elsewhere the winds
are variable. Local rains have fallen ia the
South Atlantic States ana Ohio and Missouri
valleys. Elsewhere generally fair weather pre-
walls.
Fair weather win prevail in New England
on Friday and Saturday with nearly stationary
temperature and fair weather on Fsiaay morn
ipg IL he Middle Atlanfie States, followed
during the afternoon or evening by partly
cloudy weather and local rains in tho Ohio
valley on Friday, followed on Saturday BY fair
weather and slight rise in temperature and
local rains on Ftiday and Saturday ia tho
Lake region with nearly stationary tempera-
fnra
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Base Ban.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Lo.s Of gEoaer a..a Haianaonds.

TAUNTON. aug. CT. E. Crane aud vito
Of Oshkosh, Wis, registered at the City
Hotel on Tuesday. having just arrived from
the Vineyard. Soon after arrival they missed
cluster pin OF nine diamonds. They tele-
raphed TO the proprietor Of tho Wesfiy House,
where they had been stopping, but reply came
that nothing had been seen OF tho package.
Mr.. Crane went down on Wednesday. nnt he
could find no trace. He has placed the mat
ter in the hands OF State Detective Dexter.
Mrs. Crane says she VIII cheeriully lose tho
money if the pin is returned
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MINOR srEL .EGRAMs

Prof. William Denforf, critic and philolo-
gist, is dead.
The Labrador cod fishery is reported to be a
partial failure, the catch being half million
quintals short Of the average.
Thirty.two persons who took part in the
riotous demonstrations against Joseph
Scharef, father of Moritz Scharef, one OF the
defendants in the Nyregehaza riot and other
Jews have been arrested.
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EDUCATION.
The National Educational Assembly Con
venes at Ocean Grove.

The National Educational Assembly Con
venes at Ocean Grove.
AsBURY PARK, N. T., Ang 9--The National
Educational Assembly in Ocean Grove opened
at 10 o'clock this morning, Governor Pattison
of Pennsylvania presiding. The Introductory
religious exercises were conducted by Presi-
dent Stokes of Ocean Grove. Short speeches
were made by DR.. Hartsel and Governor Pat
tison, followed by United States Commissioner
Eaton in the opening address on Education
the Measure of Mans Improvement" To
night Rev. Herrick johnson, ID. D., Chica-
go, presided. the subject of tho meeting
being "0ur Illiterate Masses f" Hon. Bernard
Peters Of the Brooklyn Times and Judge
Tourgee spoke. Among the distinguished
arrivals to-day are Professor Painter Of Ten
nessee, Hon. H W. Blair of New Hampshire,
Hon. B. G. Northrop of Connecticut, Judge
Tourgee and wife, and Rev. l.. b. Caldwell,
Ph. D., OF Tennessee University.
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Post OMce Robbery.

CLAREMoNr, N. H., Aug. 9.-The post-office
was entered by burglars at o'clock this morn
ing, the safe blown open and about $500 in
cash and S S250 worth of stamps taken. Ge orge
Judkins, living in the Neal block, was awak-
ened by the noise, but was unable TO detect
the burglars. Postmaster John Whipple had
recently put $500 worth of stamps in the
National Bank for safety, which prevented
their loss. A large lot of tools we're left by the
rogues, who were evidently experts.
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Eroa asa steel workers con,entien

PmLADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-At the sefs on Il
the amaigamated iron and steel wtrsers con-
vention this morning some resolutions were
acted upon in relation to a change oi laws
governing the association. A sHa OF mo ey
was voted towards maintaining the strike az
the City iron works in Armstrong county, Po.
A resolution was passed in eDjoiniDg oh
serve the striclest secrecy towards lnen.qers Of
the press in regard to the proceedings OF ihe
convention. 1t is announced The bnk Of
business will probably protTact the conveation
TWO weeks or longer.
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THE COLBY BILL.
Reported in NewlDraf. and irs Passage

Reported in New Drafs aud it's Passage
Recommended.
CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 9-In the House this
forenoon a majority OF the railroad committee
reported the Colby bin in new draft and re-
commended It's passage One member of the
committee Endorsed his dissent upon the doc
ument upon the ground that it did not sufi-
ciently protect private property by its proyi-
sions- Tue minority, consisting Of four mem
bers, recommended the indefinite postpone
ment OF the bill. The majority report was
adopted and the bin was read and tabled to be
printed. A motion to make the consideration
Of the subject special order for $50 p. n.
Tuesday, was lost The same committee re-
ported, recommending the indefinite postpone
ment Of the Hobbs general railroad law bill;
a.
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Under head OF "AMUsEMENTsn and "AucTIoN
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ST. JOINS, N. f., Aug. 9--The steamship
Eagle, just arrived from tho Icelandic coast,
has about fifty tons of seal oil, which, with
skins, makes capital voyage. She reports
the Scotch steam seal fishing fleet doing mod
erately well the Active, 250O old hoods; the
Intrepid, 5000; the Resolute, 25OO; Aurora
3000 and Jan Mayer, $500 The season was
cold, sunless and exceptionally fogey
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 9.--BurgIars
made a raid upon the hotel at Rockingham
two miles from this city, last night The
house is favorite resort of sporting people.
The proprietor lost Sab in cash and a valuable
gold watch. A gentleman from Portsmouth
lost valuable diamond pin, and other guests,
Including several ladies', also suffered more or
Lana lncq
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AJournnIislic Lengun.

CHICAGO, Aug 9.-Representatiye Of the
press clubs in New York; Rochester, Provi-
dence and Cleveland met in the room Of the
Chicago Press Club yesterday aftereoon and
took preliminary steps toward the formation
of a League of Journalism, whose objects will
tions Of the country. Another meeting will be
held at the call of the executive committee.
The Chicago Press Club declined any repre-
sentation.
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DIES MONIES, Aug. "a terrible hail storm
passed down the Nashnabatna valley last
night, resulting in great destruction TO grow
ing crops and farm property. Near Odebott
Mrs. Larson was killed and other persons
wounded Trains on the branch of the Rock
Island road and on the Maine line of the Mil
yankee road are blocked. The path of the
storm was four miles wide. Everething was
literally destroyed. The loss will probably ex-
ceed half a million dollars.
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PITTsBURG, Aug. 9.--An extended strike in
the ConnelIsville coke region is impending,
Last Monday several miners members OF the
Knights OF Labor, were discharged from one
mine, and other men refused to work. The
works are now idle. 1t is said that the same
action will he taken at all the other large
mines.
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Shaw's Tannery at Kingman Shut Down.
The Kingman tannery Of Il. Shaw & Bros.
is now suspended, the bark being attached and
the creditors refusing to release any The tam
merry was accordingly shut down. The daily
requirement. of the tannery is from % to 80
cords. 1t is understood the watts are full of
hides in process OF tanning.
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BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 9.-Morils Noyes
OF this city, dealer in rags, tinware and general
barter, failed today, Liabilities $4,000, chief
ly 10 banks; assets over merchandise, notes
and personal property, SIT 600; real estate val
ned by Noyes at $36, 900, but which would not
bring at forced sales half that amour.
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THEl DOMINION.
A Clergyman Con.rni,s suicide.

QUEBEC, Aug. 9.-When the steamship
Manitoba, from Glasgow, was coming up the
river through the Straits of Belle Isle, Rev.
Mr.. Sweet, Presbyterian minister, cut his
throat and jumped overheard. The boat put
about and the body was recovered
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SPORTING.


AS ASOWSkS " axe
NEWARK, n. j., Aug. 9.-The consolation
regatta took place today over the same course
as thar Of the National regatta. j. 7. Buck
leyof Portland, Maine won first heat Of senior
singles IN 9.5s. The second heat Of senior sin
giles was won by ]. j. O'Connen OF Portland,
Maine, in 9 % IA. IN the final heat Of senior
singles, John I. Buckley Of Portland, Maine,
came in first in 91S II.
Mnnlun Willing 20 Rev Courtney.
MONTREAL, Aug. 9-Hsnlan has noeified the
regatta committee here that he is willing To
row Courtney on the terms proposed by the lat
ter. An answer has not yet been received.
The Watkins Regatta.
WATKINS, N. Y, Aug. 9.-Hanlan, Hosmer
and Courtney have already arrived and are In
daily practice for the coming regatta Aug.
14th and 10th. Wallace and Edward Ross,
Jas. Teneyck and others are expected here TO-
day.
Base Ball,
At Providence -Bostons 1, Providence 0.
At Phiadelphia-Philadel z, New
Yorks 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 10 .Bnffa.os 5.
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not committed criminal offence. The case
has caused . painful feeling in religious circles
NKissionary Arrested,
PARIS. Ang. 9.--Letters from Madagascar
say that Mr. Shaw, British Missionary was
arrested for concealiDg two spies.
Spanish Affairs.
MADRID, Aug. "a royal decree has been
issued suspending constitutional guarantees,
and diminishing the civil and military officials
OF Badajoz The Lieutenant commanding the
Santo Domingo regiment has been killed by
men under him who have submitted. Col.
Sasaso will return to Madrid on Friday.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 9.-The strike at
the Woonsocket Company's mill is ended, tho
weayers returning to work this morning
They demanded 20 cents a cut, not 2l as re-
ported, and this demand was granted This is
an advance OF one and one-half cents per cut
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THE CHOLERA.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 9.--There were y 3eaths
from cholera here yesterday.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Sx handred ard twenty
seven deaths from cholera lin Egypt Wednes-
day including rs at Cairo
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Augusta and the Edwards Manufacturing
Company.
At citizens meeting held in Augusta last
evening it was voted to fix the valuation Of
the property Of the Edwards Manufacturing
Company in that city at $4,000 inclusive for
the present year.
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SOMERSET COUNTY.


[Charles Dudley Warner in Hartford Courant.l
In the vestibule of Luray cavern, Virginia
is monster pillar, very highly futed, about
20 feet In diameter, called Washington's
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Wonderful Cave Under Loohoma Baoun-
fnfn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Ang. 8.--Ye5terday q
party Of gentlemen discoVeled wonderful
cape which peDetFates Lookout aauntain.
They explored it to the depth Of han 3 mile
and discovered immense subterranean laltcs,
and also three Tremendous waterfalls, one be-
ing 10 feet hinI.
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NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The resignation Of
Gen. W. j: Palmer of the presidency of the
Denver y Rio Grande railroad, WAS rendered
the board OF directors st the meeting to-day
and accepted.
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a nEonetnrv crisis.
sn,ugrIing . slL,inu,,,o,,

81. DOMINGO, Aug. 8 "A serious monetary
crisis prevails here. Congress has imposed an
import duty of II per cent on Mexicam si!va,.
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scnteuced 40 ro HEnngcd.

PITTspuRe, Pa, Aug 9.--James McSheen
who crushed bis wfe's skull with an axe June
", 1882, was to-day sentenced to be hanged
| Oct 4th
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STATE NEWS.
ARoosrooK COUNTY

AROOSTOOk COUNTY.
On Saturday afternoon last three-year old
son of Thomas Welch, hotel keeper at Houlton
Station, was playing near pile of logs one of
which fell upon him, killing him almost in
stantly.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The dead body found a few days ago at North
Buoksport is probably that Of Jonas Ware
who for several winters past has been employed
in the lumber camp Of e. & j. It. Webster as
cook.
PEN0BSCoT COUNTY.
John Carson, who was pardoned from the
Estate prison last spring, has been in Jail most
of the time since for various offences.
1t is claimed that the perpetrator of the
recent burglaries at Enfield, and who now
under the name Of Robert Westman, reposes
in Penobscot county jail, is really Robert Ack-
ley, who the last OF July escaped from Machias
jail
A man thought to be Joseph Willett was
killed in the woods at Staceyville, Wednesday,
by limb of q tree falling upon him while he
was at work peelipg bark.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Among tho passengers on the train wnlch
met with such frightful accident IN CaFieIon,
N " last week, were two daughters OF Mr..
Daniel Rowel of Hartand, who were on their
wav home to visit their parents. Mrs. Clara
Ssnlshnrv of Rattle Creek was so severely in
;nra5 thst h Is not thought she can recover
NJ Ella ireland of Granite Falls was not so
badly hurt. They both had children with
thptp
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PoRT TowNsEND, Aug, 9.-EnelHh aloop
Photographer has been seized charged with
smuggling Cinnamon into this togritotg from
British Columbia
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STORMS IN IOWA.

mail Five Feet in Depih-Crops Badly
Damaged.
CoNNcn BLUFFS, Aug. "a terrible rain
aud hail storm swept through Sac, Shelby,
Crawford and Mills counties yesterday. doing
much damage to the growing crops. The tail
end OF the storm passed through a portion of
this county and was about two miles wide,
beating the corn and all growing vegetation
into the ground. 1t is regarded as one of the
most severe storms that has ever visited West
ern Iowa
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.s2,1o1. 500

''ftff'f - - - .+s". ASAsoOO
ASSETS,
Cash. machinery, stock and real estate. s255, 500
DNe from ahaH Bres...- .....-.....4 6l6,70O
Open accounts. notes receiveable........ 73l 200
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.

,gn4gc EEondly Said 10 be Tilaers tjandi-
date for thc Presidency.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The Postmaster-
Genefal, VINO has just returned from the West.
expr sses the opinion that the Republicans
viii carry Ohio. Prominent Democrats. who
have recspt visited Washington, are eduallv
confid, ut that Judge HoadIy will ,be elected.
and there are mysterious whispers that tout
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Fire in Stewart & Hamertona dry goods
at Fall River, Wednesday night, which origi-
mated among cotton batting caused damage es-
timased at $4,000; covered by an insurance Of
@&0,VQQ, Loss on the building slight,
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BOOT AND SHOE FAILURES
Statement Of the Affairs of Charles w.
Copeland 8 Co, Of Boston.

BosToN, Aug "a meeting of the creditors
Of the shoe firm OF Chas. W. Copeland & Co.
was held this forenoon, ct which the following
statement of the firms affairs was made:
Direct liabilities 81 ,467, 200
Contingent Liabilities. S34,6 500
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RHEUMATISM, disordered blood, general
debility, and many chronic diseases pro-
nounced incurable, are often relieved by
Browns Iron 3itters"
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.---Dr. j. C. Spotswood
says: 81 highly recommend Browns Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia, rheumatism, and gen
eral debility"
FAIRFIELD, IowA.-Dr. ]. L. Myers says:
Browns Iron Bitters is the best iron pre-
paration ] have ever known in my thirty
years of practice "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
l7th Ne. Regiment Association.

meeting will be held at Army and Navy Union
Han. SATURDAY EVENING, at s o'clock Busi-
ness relating to annual reunion, 22nd inst
Per order,
JOHN o. RICE, sec'y.
auc1O-snd2ts
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Vick's Floral Guide

ENor 1888 is an elegant book of $50 pages, 3
4 ColOred Plates of Flowers and Vegeta.
bles, and more than 1000 illustrations Of the
choicest Flowers, Plants aud Vegetables, and
Directions for growing 1t is handsome enough
for the Centre Table or q Holiday Present.
Send on your name and post office address,
with 10 cents, and | will send you copy,
postage paid This is net quarter of its cost.
1t is printed in both English and German. II
you afterwards order seeds deduct the 10 cents.
Vieks Sseds are the best in the world The
Floral Guide will tell how TO get and grow
them.
"Vicks Flower and Vegetable Garden" IFS
pages. 6 COlored Plates, 500 Engravings. For
50 cents in paper covers; $l.00 in elegant cloth.
In German or English.
"Vicks Illustrated Magazine" Pages, a
Colored Plate in every number and many fine
Engravings. Price ) .25 year; five copies for
$500. Specimen numbers sent for 10 cents; 3
trial copies for IS cents.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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Homestead Entry No. 1859,
Land Office at Natchitoches, La, !

Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
February 18th, 1888
Notice is hereby given that thg followins
IN named settler has fled notice of her me
tention to make final proof in support Of hrr
claim before the Honorable Judge, and iii ll,i
absence before the Clerk of District Court, 10
Bellevue, P. o., on 18th day of March, 1881,
and secure final entry thereof at the expiri,s
tion Of thirty days from the date OF this iio4
tiee, viz: Homestead Entry No. l052-Jtiln5
ceased, for the southwest quarter of nOrthWe
quarter, and northwest quarter of southwest
quarter Of section %, township az Nortl,
range IL, Louisiana Meridian, and nantes III
following witnesses to prove her continuous
residence upon. and cultivation Of said lana'
viz: Jun Coleman, of Fillmore r. o. Toni
Hogan Of Fillmore p O.; John Minis OF Fill
more p. o.; Bob Brooks of Fillmore p. o.
L. DUPLEX, Register
February g. 1888 mar
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Venire.

Be it remembered that on this,
the Goth January, 1883, that we, the
undersigned, Jury Commissioners
in and for the parish of Bossier,
met at the Clerks Office, in the town
of Bellevue, La, and proceeded to
draw, and did draw from the gener-
al venire box, previously prepared
by us, fifty names of persons quail
fed BY law to serve as jurors for the
first week of the March term of the
District Court, to be begun and
holden in and for the said parish of
Bossier, in the End Judicial District
of Louisiana, on the 4th Monday,
the 10Th day of March, A. D., 1883,
in pursuance of Act No. A and Act
54, of Louisiana Legislature, to-wit:
No W.
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Dental Notice.

A do not expect to remain in this cotnfi''
"A nifty alter March l. 1888, / respectfully
request all persons desiring MY professional
services, to notify me at aIl early day, that 1
may execute all work wanted before ifIy de-
parture. | particularly desire to complete nit
unfinished work before leaving, 1t being mae!t
more convenient to do So.
L. B. MARTIN.
Rocky Mount, La Jan 4, 1883. 2hiS
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Credit sale.

by virtue of a writ of sale issued
I'D from the Honorable End Judicial
District Court in and for Bossier Par
ish, La, and to me directed, I will
proceed to sell for purpose of paying
debts at Bellevue, La, on Saturday,
February Oath, 1883, the following
described property belonging to the
succession of said James G. McDade,
deceased, to-wit:
REAL ESTATE.
The undivided half interest in the
east half of northwest quarter, and
northwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter, west half of northeast quarter,
east half of southwest quarter of sec
ton 27, township 10, range II, con-
tanning $50 acres; known as the
Hearne place.
Half interest in west half of west
half of section IL, township Is, range
IL; 160 -Caraway place.
Half interest in northeast quarter of
section IL, township II, range II; 160
acres part of Pineville plantation.
Half interest in south half of north
west quarter dissection 2, township II,
range u; 80 acres; Sam Watson tract
Whole interest in following lands:
Southwest quarter Of section 16,
northwest quarter of section q, south
half of northeast quarter of section II,
township Is, range IL; 400 acres
known as Fillmore place.
Also, tract of land purchased from
Hugh Miller, containing 440 acres.
more or less, the same being part of
section %, township 10, range IL,
to-wit: Southwest quarter of section
%; west half of southeast quarter of
section %, township 10, range IL
succession interest being 240 acre :.
Northwest quarter of southeast quar-
ter Of section Is, and south half of
southeast quarter and south half of
southwest quarter of section 81, town
ship Is, range / /, containing 200 acres.
West half of southeast quarter of
section Z, township19, range IL, con-
tanning so acres.
Undivided half interest in south
half of southwest quarter of section
3, west half of northeast quarter of
section 8, northwest quarter of north
west quarter of section 10, township
Is, range IL; 200 acres.
Whole interest in south half OF
northwest quarterand northwest quar-
ter Of southwest quarter of section
20, and east half Of southeast quarter
and northeast quarter of section 30,
township 16, range IL; containing
$40 acres, moreor less.
West half of southeast quarter OF
section 7, township 10, range IL; con-
tanning 80 acres.
Northwest quarter of southeast
quarter of section Is, south half Of
southeast quarter and south. half Of
southwest quarter of section 81, town
ship Is, range IL; 200 acres.
Terms of Sale-0n a credit Of
twelve months for what said lands
will bring credit purchasers requir-
ed to execute twelve months bond
with approved personal security, will
mortgage and vendors lien retained
and bearing 8 per cent. interest from
day Of sale. r. e. WYCHE,
Sheriff and ex-oficio Auctioneer
February s, 1883. FEB 2.
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