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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
CONNECT S:

AI1AI,VLS'rON with Mallory Line steamers
for Key West and New York; Nor
gan Line for New Orleans, lndtanoii.,
Corpus Christi, Brownsville ana Vera
Cruz.
At ARCOIA with !. Il q. n. n. II. for Coluu-
bia and towns In lirazoria county.
AT ROSENBERG with G., III. n -. a, NY.
Sunset Route) for Columbus, Welmar,
HARDWOOD, Luling, san Antonio, Laredo,
IJyalde and Western Texas and Mexico;
also for Houston and star and Crescent
Route, Beaumont, Orange, Lake Charles;
the Tecbe Country, New Orleans and
al points In the southeast, NORTH ana
East; with New York, Texas ana MeAi.
can Railway for Wharton, Victoria ana
stations on that line.
Al BRENNAN with H. a I. c. Ry. for Hemp
stead, I4odbetter, Giddings MciDadeand
Az MiLANo with ]. & G. N Ry. for Hearns,
Palestine, Rockdale, Round kock,
Georgetown, Austin, san Marcos new
Braunfels, San Antonio and Laredo,
AtTEMPLE with Missouri Pacific ny,
3 At McGREGOR with Texas and 81. i.oule
/ R'y for Waco, Corsicana, Athens, Noun
Pleasant. Giiner and TcxarRana
q Al MORGAN with Texas Central ny: ioi
Waco, Rsss, Hico, Iredell, cisco an' ali
2 points on that line. ,,. ,,,..,.,.,.
I Al cIEBURNE, junction OF Dallas Division
OF g., G. q =. u. Ry.
I Az FORT WORTH with Mo. Pacinc ana rex
/ as a Pacific Kys for all points on tnc -
lines: for ri Paso. Sapta re, San tsfan
cisco and the Pacific Coast, ana ior M M
sas city, st, Louis, Chicago, New iofS
and all points North, East and West
isAt DALLAS with II. ~ 4. G. Ky, Z: 4, KS
and nlsllas Extension of Mo. 4. ny,
ss-sen lliat your ticket reads over this line
ss-For ali Information address, ,np.v
General Passenger Agent,
Galveston. Tea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

saars ars entertained for the safety Of
/, = ,.rssv Who ARE ia the rigging. Life
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

"a y Il II - - colg- ~ M ,,,, ,g,.1an
o''oV'" mann each.
Grey blankets. .......,....sl p, o. p1 70 "
SllNel s'ea q 50
wi1te blanketa 90 %, 3 90, 4 90 to y 70
Scarlet blankets ,......'..S. W v ~ ~ ~ =, - N
California blankeis"-,,..'~'S2 w ~ y, ~ ~ DIV
ran robes ............ .............."2 Q, 5 W 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

This ho,nl has heep furnished Ieeehlly
Win new furniture, and yerytling arrange
IA first.class style. MO patns siA pe yp.srs
=, tiaks guests comfortable. Large s%tnpse
,s-,m f,r commercial men Take AiN"fs
s ~ s'p 4. q swINRU.s, fsePFle'"r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Wool, Hides, Etc.

IN, WOOL
and eSr ,e1'"s ~ s'.'ae' e TO "a
'ihe necsrdiNg TO grade, quality ana d. sa
-
isAfse according 10 grade, QusAty n,
~ NViiuit4nh ...'''.'.. ~ -
grade, auaiity r9 and conditicn.,...'... Istols
AsMtan according TO grade, quality ,s
49, Noluitipn s.s'frs'f'''"' - -
nnlaek, To 5 cents less.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-20
Boy Drowned.

At Charleston last Saturday The
twin boys Of james Gates, went in
swimming. They were small boys
and could not swim, and went into
shallow water whore there was no
danger Of drowning. The news
comes to US that o larger boy or
man foroiBly took ode Of tie 'boyk
into deep water and left him tell.
ing him to swim or drown. The
boy struggled for life but not being
able to swim he went down and al
last accounts his body has not been
found. II is not supposed that the
larger boy drowned him intention.
ally but It is murder nevertheless
aud is sufficient warning to hund
reds Of other boys who are in the
habit Of doing the same with
smaller boys. The practice should
be stopped Tribune.
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TRUST SALE

Tn pursuance Of The terms and provis.
i ions OF n certain decd Of trust bear.
ing date the lst day Of March, 1881, and
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Mason County, West
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book, No. 5, pa.
ges 2s7 aud 2SS, executed BY Joseph w.
johnson and ROsana johnson, his wife,
and Francis L. COlvin to the unlersign.
ed. Trustee, to sGcnreto Ann Fowler the
payment Of nine joint ami several prom
issory notes bearing even date Herewith,
executed by the said Joseph w. John.
son and Francis l.. Colvin, and payable
10 the said Ann Fowler, or order, on or
before the LIST days Of March, lSS2, 1889,
1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889 and
1890, and the said Ann Fowler having
assigned said notes 10 John J. Fowler,
and detanlt having been made in the
payment OF the note falling due OH the
LIST day Of March, 1883, and having been
required by said John J. Fowler, assign.
ee, as aforesaid, IBhallon tho 7th day OF
July, 1883, at tho Front door OF the
Court House Of Mason County, West
Virginia, proceed to sell by way Of pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder, all OF
that tract or parcel Of land situate in said
county and known Us part OF the AIechan
tract Of land Of which Harriet Machir,
died seized and possessed, and designa.
ted in the Report Of the Commissioners
appointed TO partition said land, as Lot
No. 7, and bounded as follows, to.wie-
Beginning at a stone pile in Cox's line
corner to George Z. w. Fowler, thence
8. 3S4 ". 257pOles to astone pile, thence
g. BOZ e. IS poles to a stake, thence n. 800
e. 2SS poles to a stake and white oak,
thence 50' e. 81 poles 10 "a stake corner
to Mariah Y. Winkley, thence with a
part Of her line n. 3S!S Q. u poles TO a
dogwood corner TO q. Il. W, Fowler.
thence with his line $50 W. ll2 poles 10
the place Of beginning, estimated 10 con.
tain 1863 acres, and fully described in
said trust deed.
TERMS OF SALR-Cash as to 10 much
Of the proceeds as will he necessary TO
pay the expenses Of executing said trust
and one hundred dollars with legal IN.
terest thereon from the LIST day OF March,
1883, and rs TO the residue upon credit
to correspond with the dates Ut which
the notes will fall due.
JOHN W. ENGLISH, Trustee.
mayS0-lw.
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County Roads.

We clip the following from the
Chicago Tribune No doubt the
farmer who has to haul the prod.
ucts of his farm over bad roads,
will fully appreciate it, as well as
endorse the article:
arguments in favor of good wag
on roads are many and strong
They are such as will readily occur
to any one who has had experience
in hauling heavy loads or in riding
over the ordinary country highway
or soon after wet weather. It
may be said that no natural unim-
proved road in this part of tho
country, except, perhaps, one over
gravelly soil, is fit for use ut all
seasons. Clay soil forms u tough
and sticky mud which makes walk.
ing extremely tiresome, and which
clingste naciously to passing wheels
increasing greatly the labor Of
hauling even an empty wagon. 1t
renders almost impossible the haul.
ing Of a fair load in wet weather.
When the mud dries it is thrown
up in ridges, sharp, rough, and Dor.
dered by deep r1ts, in which the
wheels sink with a jolt which
shakes everything they support,
and out Of which the wheels climb
again with much wrenching and
straining, Of every joint aud bolt.
Meanwhile the tongue thrashes
about constantly, pounding the
shoulders Of the horses and Calling
nocks and breasts numerically
The wagonmaker and the horse
doctor may be benefited by it,
Certainly no one else Gun be. That
tho animal loss TO the farmers of
America from the lack Of hard,
smooth, and dry roads is immense
y greater than all the taxes they
have to bear, local and general, can
be easily shown. That thoy have
the remedy for this largely in their
own hands is undoubtedly true
That they will unite in demanding
that the State laws shall be 50
changed rs TO encourage, by sub
stantial aid where need be, the
making Of such roads us are needed
is to DO devoutly hoped. The peo.
pie Of the cities and towns may
not feel that they should be taxed
10 help pay for improvements
which would inure directly to the
benefit of the farmers alone; but
the consumer can scarcely fail to
got some benefit from a work which
will lesson so materially the cost Of
food by reducing the expense of
placing that foodupon the market"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-20

Il 4 g TO- + I
The Republican partyhas q past
Of which IL isnos ashamed. N Y.
1riIlhe.
There Is certainly no evidence
that Tie Republican party isasham.
ed Of its past. 1t had a Secretary
Of War named Belknap, and ii was
not ashamed Of his practices. II
showed no shame for the whiskey
frauds in which It's Babcock was
implicated. It was not ashamed
Of the Credit Mobilier bribery and
corruption by which Republicans
were brought up 10 vote and act in
Congress for the benefit Of the I'm.
ion Pacific railroad. II had a Vice
President named Colfax who was
covered all over with Credit Mobil-
Ter mud, but It is certainly not
ashamed Of him. Itstole the Pres.
idency for Hayes without any
shame. II rewarded those who had
aided in the theft, and did not
blush. II was no! ashamed to raise
q million dollars in New York to
send to Indiana as a corruption
fund to buy the vote Of the State.
1t elected Garfield and Arthur by
open bribery and fragrant frauds on
the ballot box without blushing.-
Its cheeks did not burn with shame
when a banker who had collected
the corruption funds was rewarded
with The French mission. 1t sees
its postolIice officials, its ex-senator
and Secretary of the National Com.
mittee on trial at Washington for
robbing The Government Of mill.
ions Of dollars, but that triao does
not call q blush Of shame to It's
cheek. 1t saw its candidate for the
Presidency write a letter to the
chief Of the Star route robbers begg-
ing for money for the Presidential
campaign, but found nothing to
blush AT in that. Really, the Re.
publican party is not ashamed Of
anything.-E y World.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-20

General Crook whom it was re.
ported was together with his com.
Inand massacred, BY the Apaches
in Mexico, has turned up all right
andin good condition. II is re-
ported also that he has rescued lit,
tie Charlie Mccomas from the In.
dians, and almost annihilated the
fighting band Of Apaches, captur.
ing some two hundred Of them and
bringing them safely into his camp
in the Sierra Madra. Now, If the
government will hang the bucks,
it will do a good thing.
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Commissioners Notice.
A. a. Hanly, Administrator Of the estate
Of George Q. Mcdaniel, deceased.
Ellen Mcdaniel, ct ais.

Ellen Mcdaniel, ct. ais.
In ChanCery.
DARTIES in the above named suit,
/ will take notice that pursuant to a
decree OF tile Circuit Cont OF Mason
snnnty, West Virginia, rendered ON The
9Th day Of May. 1883, | will on the oSth
day OF June, 1883, ut ny office in tile
town Of Point Pleasant, in said county,
proceed totGke, stnte and report an ac-
count showing:
First-What real estate George 9. Nc
Daniel died seized and possessed OF, II
any, and his title thereto.
SecOnd-ThG liens thereon, the am.
cunt thereof, and their priOritics.
TlIird-Thc amount Of Indebtedness
OF the estate OF the saii George Q. Nc.
Daniel, deceased, To whom indebted and
the amount due and owing each creditor.
Fourth-That no make settlement
with the administrator Of the said Geo.
Q. Mcdaniel, Of his administration NC
count.
Fiilh-That he report any other mat.
ter that he may deem pertinent, or that
either party may require.
And II from any cause the taking OF
said account should not be commenced
on that day, or beingCommcnccd should
not be completed IN that day, the taking
oil the same will be adjourned from time
to time and day to day until completed.
Given under my hand as Commission.
er OF said Court, Ills 18th day Of May,
1883. JN0. u. TlMMS,
june CIV. Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-20

1t is Semi.oiIicially announced
that Queen Victoria is about to ab.
dictate the throne, in favor of Prince
Albert 1t is also said that the
Queen'is a ''littIo off," or in other
words a mild form of lunacy is dc.
veloped in her case. The extent
Of this lunacy is not admitted, but
enough is known to cause the
gravest apprehensions throughout
the kingdom. Her abdication it
is feared, will cause q revolution in
that country, and that the Prince
will not be the Ruler without seri.
Gus opposition, and may be blood
shed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-20

AT last The scoundrelDukes, who
killed Capt Mutt at Uniontowh,
Pennsylvania, some time ago, has
met with that fate he 50 justly de.
served. Itwasat the handsof a six.
teen year old son Of Capt. Mutt. He
met his fathers murderer and sis.
ter's traducer at the post Office in
Uniontown, on the evening Of the
18th inst, and put four balls into
his worthless carcass killing him
almost instantly. Thus Las that
community been rid Of the foulest,
meanest and most devilish scoun.
drel who was ever allowed 10 live
in a respectable community, Not
satisfied with backing the charac.
ter Of an innocent young lady, but
when demonstrated with by the
father, deliberately and coolly in
vited him to his room to talk the
matter over, and then killed him.
Young Mutt maddenod by the very
presence Of Dukes, who seemed to
delight in laughing in his face
when he met him upon the streets,
this honorable hoy could no long
or stand the presence Of this beast
Dukes in the town, and remember.
ing the late tragedy, aruined sister,
and q heart.broken mother, be
shoots him down as he would the
meanest cur. This is murder, as
the law sees ii, but it Is n murder
that is justifable, il ever a murder
was, and we hope Lhatno jury will
ever DO found to convict him, or
any ono else who kills a man under
such circumstances. This young
man has only done what hundreds
of others ought to do, and rid the
community of the slanderer, seduc
or and murderer Until laws are
passed that will protect people
against these yenomous scoundrels,
libertines and murderers, these
killings may be expected, and no
convictions for murder will be
made in any court.
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NOTICE.
HARTFORD CRY, w. Va,
June 3D., 1889.

June 81, 1883.
A Ia General Meeting Of the StockIlol.
II ders Of the Hartford City Coal and
Salt Company, held at the Company's
office in Hartford City, Mason County,
West Virginia, OH the LIST day OF June,
1888, majority OF the Stock being rep.
resented and voting unanimously for the
following Resolutions
"ReNolroi, That the business Of the
Hartford City Coal and Salt Company
be discontinued, and that tho President
thereof certify this Resolution under the
Corporate Seal Of said Company to the
Secretary Of State Of West Virginia, and
that due notice be published six consec.
utive weeks in the Point Pleasant REG.
IsTER, a newspaper published in Mason
County, West Virginia.
"RcSOlrei, That all the property Of
said Corporation be devoted to the pay.
ment Of the debts and liabilities OF the
slid Corporation according 10 law.
"ReSolrcd, That George W. MoredoCk
take possession al the whole property Of
the Corporation and settle the outstand.
ing business Of the same, with full pow.
or TO dispose Of the property Of the Cor
poratiOn, both real and personal, and to
transfer and convey the same for the
purpose Of paying the debts and liabili.
ties Of the Company, and then to divide
the surplus, II any, amongst the Stock.
holders according 10 their several inter.
ests; but in making such settlements the
said George W. MoredOck is authorized
to continue the business OF said CorpOr.
alton pending such settlements, and to
use the Corporate name in settling the
affairs Of said Company.
g. W. M0RED0CK, President.
MIG; BvLEELY, Secretary.
June l3-iw.
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Following the Sunin lis Course.

Since 1868 the sun and moon in
their courses have not been more
accurate to the calculation than
the Grand Monthly Drawings Of
the Louisiana State Lottery, which
have occurred on the second Tues,
Of each month ut noon in New Or.
leans. The next (the 15Slh)
event will take place on the 10Th
day Of July, when s2G5,500 will be
distributed by Gen'ls &. T. Beaure.
gard of L., and Jubal a. Early Of
Va. Any information can be had
on application to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, In.
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NOTICE.
HARrFonp CRY, W; yAY

June ID, 1883.
A Tia General Meeting Of the Stockhol.
II dcrs Of the Union Salt Company,
held at Hartford City, West Virginia, on
the LIST day Of June, 1881, all the Stock
Of said Company being represented and
voted unanimously for the following
Resolutions
"Reolrei, That tho business Of Union
Salt Company be discontinued, and that
the President thereof certify this Reso.
luton to the Secretary Of State Of West
Virginia, and that due notice thereof be
published six consecutive weeks in the
Point Pleasant REGISTER, q newspaper
published in Mason County, West Vir-
ginin.
"RrsOlNd, That all the property Of said
Corporation be devoted to tile payment
Of the debts and liabilities Of said Cor
poration according to law.
"ReSOivd, That George w. Moredock
take possession Of the whole property Of
the Corporation, and settle all the out
standing business Of the same, with full
power to dispose Of the property OF the
Corporation, both real and personal, and
to transfer and convey the same for the
purpose Of paying the debts and liabili'
ties Of the Company, and then to divide
the surplus, II any, amongst the Stock
holders according TO their several inter
ests; but in making such sales and settle
ments the said George W. Moredock Il
authorized to continue the business Of
said Corporation pending such settle
ments, and to use the Corporate name
in settling the affairs Of said Company
q. w. M0RED0CK, President.
N. g. BUIERLY, Secretary.
June l3-BW.
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The Robbers Free.

AT last the great Star Route trial
is over. These trials have been
going on for the last six months.
The evidence was strong enough to
convict every one Of the thieves,
to which the jury listened through.
out. They, however, were selected
for a certain purposo-to acquit,
no matter what the evidence de.
yeloped-and they kept their
pledge by rendering a verdict Of
"not guilty" Thus IRE turned
loose upon the country the grand
est set of thieves of modern times.
Tho government, while pretending
to prosecute these men, connived
at their acquittal. Money does
work wonders sometimes, and it is
useless to deny its power in the
hands Of corrupt men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-20

The Gallipolis Journa! and the
Tribune are having an ugly family
quarrel. Both these papers are Re.
publican, and each are striving to
be tho acknowledged organ Of the
Republican party Of Gallia county.
From the tart sayings in the Jour.
nal VIC are led to believe that the
"old paper" is jealous of the ain.
fant"-the Tribune. Newspapers
like people, hardly ever squeal I'm.
less they are hurt.
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Commissioners Sale ola Val
uable Business House and
Lot in Point Pheasant.

DY virtue Of q decree OF the Mason
I'D County Circuit Court, rendered on
the sth day Of May, 1888, IN the chan
Gerry cause Of Z. j. MossTnan, admins
traitor oftlie estate Of George ". White,
deceased, against G. o. Miller ct. ais, /
shall, as special commissioner appointed
lor that purpose, proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction, 1t the front door Of the Court
House Of Mason county, West Virginia,
ON saturday, the 2IHt day OF
July, 1883, the real estate Of which
George W. White died seized and pos
sesSed, the same being a fraction Of Lot
No. II, ID tier Of the town Of Point
Pleasant. This property Is situated on
Main street, in the heart Of the business
part Of town, and has q two-stoFy frame
business house on II.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash rs to the
costs Of suit and sale-and which will be
made known on day Of sale-and $s390B
with interest thereon from the list day
Of May, 1883, and upon a credit Of six
months as TO the residue Of the pur.
chase money, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security for said residue,
and the title will beretained us a further
security. H. r. HOWARD.
Special c Commissioner.
thereby certify that H. X. Howard,
Special Commissioner, has given bond
with approved security in the above
cause, rs required bV Inv.
CHAS. B. WAGGENER,
Clerk Mason County Circuit Court.
june2Ow4
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Some Of our Republican exchan,
ges seem to be very earnest in their
boliofthat the Democratic party is
fast going to pieces. They affect
to believe that the late re.assess.
ment Of lands in the State, aud the
late assessment ORDER" will drive
the Democrats over to tho Republi-
can party in a body. We can only
say that West Virginia Democrats
are made of better material than
that, and when 1884 rolls round the
usual Democratic majority will
show up in the State.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FIDUClARIEs.

THE accounts Of the following named
i FiluCiaries arc before me for settle.
nent, and will DO presented at the July
Term OF tho Mason County Court fol
confirmation:
Mary S. sebroll, Guardian for George
Sebrell.
same Guardian for Gordon sebsell.
same Guardian for Blanche Sebrell.
A. Il. Lewis, Administrator Of W. Z,
Lewis,
NJ. y. Brown, Administrator of John
d, Adams.'
81. Grimm, Administrator Of Simon
Grimm.
BENZ, =. Jones, Admir- with viii an.
ncxed, Of Benz. ?. Byram, decd.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
June, 1853.
JN0. u. TlNINIS, Commissioner
Of Accounts, NJ, q. W. Va,
june lj-2w.
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MnTTCEl

TO ATERCHA ANTS TRADESAfiN AND
THE PUBLIC GESERAi..y
A Ii persons are hereby wmied moi
eAt 10 give credit 10 any person except
The Immediate members Of my hlmily. !
on my account, without q writtel order
from me, as Iwillpay no debtsaiy oimy
tenants or others may cOntrac, N my
name. 4. v. NEWMAN.
june 6-Ow.pd.
Grand Pleasure ExcunIons-
To Portland, Me-, and the ssa Shore.
Arrangements have been made ior d ser.
les Of grand pleasure tOnrs from Toledo
and Detroit to Portland, Me. and retarn,
via Niagara Falls, Toronto, downthe St
Lawrence, Montreal, Quebec, thewhite
Mountains and famous resorts Of the
New England coast.
The rate for the round trip from Toll
edo viii be $500; from Detroit 5000
tickets good 90 days. Those desiring "a
take advantage of tllisgrand opportunity
for the most pleasant trip on the cont
nent should apply to agents Columbus
Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway, and
secure greatly reduced rates in connec
ton and get programmes giving full par
ticulas.
Remember the dates, June 9sth, july
9Th and 18th, 1883.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Town Property.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed
ID to the undersigned as Trustee, on
the 10TH day Of September, 1873, BY
Henry Capehart, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Ma
son County, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed Book No. ., page 1876, to secure the
payment OF one note for the sum OF
Three Hundred and Fifty (SS5O) Dollars
with interest thereon from date, paya-
bic in two years from the 10th day Of
September, 1873, to John NJ. SeiErist,
signed by said Henry Capehart, and de-
fault having been made in the payment
Of said note and its interest, and the hol.
der ofsaid note requiring him TO do 80,
the undersigned will offer for sale ut the
front door OF the Court House, Of said
County, on the l4tll day OF July, 1883,
by way Of public auction, the following
described real estate, situate in the town
Of New Haven, in said County, lots Nos.
], ., 3 and 4, in block J as shown on the
plat OF said town, and also one lot on
Pike Street, numbered Q, said lots being
50xl0O feet in size.
TERMS OF SALE-CASu.
The above sale will he made subject
to the dover right Of the widow OF said
Henry Capehart.
j. W. MILLER, Trustee.
june 134w.