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PhiladelDhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8. - Flour quiet
but steady.
Rye flour at 50 s..
Wheat active but easier; No. Western Red
81 70; No. Western Red. 81 Is; No. Pa
Red, 81 2311Ql %.
Corn in fair demand sail Yellow an Mixed
6id64kc; No. 3 Mixed, 57G53c.
Oats quiet anu easier: No. l White, 5l1aGd
sc; No. 2 do, 5O5A0slc; No. ) do, 49]aQoOc
No. Mixed, 461S@47c.
Rye nominal at 7Gp72c. 49,
S. .eds-Timothy nominal ut 81 S50l % Flax
firm at 81 556ll 90.
Petroleum easier; Refined, 71s07ssc.
Other articles unchanged.
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DKuPspsALs FOR EASTERN MARX Ell
HOUSE-ProposaIs will be received at
fjre office of Allan A. Herr u Co.. No. Jos East
King street, until Saturday, June 23d. at Z
O'Clock D. M, for the building of the Eastern
Market House, Store House and Janitors
House complete including Curbing, Paving
Stone, Sills, etc.
Proposals will also be received tor each
separats item of the material and WORK.
The plans and specifications can be seen at
Mr.. Herr's Office on and after Wednesday
June 18th.
The committee reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids. }. FIXED SEN EE,
iG9l3 I6 2O22R Chairman Building Com.
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Surety of the Poaco.

Annie Wolfert was arrested and lodged
10 Jail in default of bail to await hearing
of complaints of a sault and battery and
surety of the peace perferred against her
by Mrs. Bowers, residing on South Water
street. She will be heard before Alderman
McCOnOmY.
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MARK ELS.


NEW YORK, June 6.-FlOur steady:
Wheat unsettled; ZdAc lower, but In fair
81 2iH@i 2IA; July, 81 e.7s3l 2s5; Aug,
81 Asz01 25k
Corn X@5sc lower, but in moderate trade :
mixed western spot. 5o4l67; do future, cog
67zsc.
Oats A@Ic higher On options No July.
46shfll9hc State, 52059c Western, 1G5'c.
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rram,,e,, a,s Wife to Death.

CHESTER, Pa, June Civilian Col
Iius, about SO years of age, who lives in a
fisherman's hut along Crum creek, two
miles from here, went homo while under
the influence of liquor last night, and
getting into difficulty with his wife,
trampled her to death. Collins is under
arrest.
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tiOn W. II. ROLAND,
;G iOtjSItw Chairman.
4 ssIGNEES' sA LIZ or VALUABLE GlTA
N REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY. JUNE .. lSS3. under an
order OF the Court of Common Pleas OF Ian
caster county, there Will be sold ut the Le0p'
ard Hotel, in said city, the following desirable
prOpe!ti viz.
No l. A Large Double Two-Storie'l BHlCK
DWELLING HOUSE, with TwO-Storic'l
Brick Back building attached, and the Lot OF
Ground adjacent thereto, fronting about 4.
feet on the north side of East orange street,
and ex tending in depth 34j feet to Marion
street, in said city, the honse being numbered
I'll East Orange street. choice variety Ol
Fruit Trees ami Grape Vines are growing ON
this attraciiveiy located lot.
No. Two adjoining LOIS OF GROUND
situated on the north side OF East Walnut
street, near Frank n street, In said city, CON
tanning together in front A feet, and extend
ing in depth 10 feet to Il ten feet wide alley
TIE said lots being numl cred 393 and 400 In
the general plan of the Chestnutstrcet tract.
Sale to com inence at o'clock in the even
ing, when the conditions Will 10 made known
~ }. FREDERICK SESER,
Assignee of William Ilcuscl and wife.
may.4 -W&StSh.
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Fa,a, Renewal OF AN Old Quarrel.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June G.-Ellis Nickells
and Thomas Cannon, living a few
miles from Macon, Missouri. re.
uewed an old quarrel on Monday
evening and fight ensued, in which Can.
non was shot and killed and Nickells very
seriously, perhaps, fatally beaten with a
fence rail.
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William II. Riley, colored man, aged
27 years, of Media, Delaware county, SEN
fenced last November for burglary to five
wears and eleven months. died last evening
at o'clock of smallpox.
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Outlaws Captured.

WAvERLY, Iowa, June 6.-The Barber
boys were captured last evening in a
house six miles south of TripOli, after a
desperate fight during which the outlaws
wounded four men, two of them mOrtally.
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copnected with tho Telephone

Frank Reiker, brewer, West King street
and II. H. Snyder. insurance agent. In
quirer building, are now connected with
the telephone exchange.
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Horses shipped.

Fiss s. Doerr shipped from their new
stables, 22l North Queen street, to day,
% head of draft and driving hors es, in
tended for the New York market.
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SECOND EDITION.
wFDNRsDAY EVENING. JUNE g, 1888
AN EXTRA SESSION.
TIE LEGISLATURE TO KEEP ON.

Importans News From Harrlsburg-Ring
Out tho Kegular-Ring In the Extra.
Special Dispatch to the lNrKLLIaENcER.
HARRISBURG, June 6.-GOv. Pattison
has convened the Legislature in special
session, beginning tomorrow at noon.
MYLIN FOB PRESIDENT.
Tho CIoaing Hours of tho Session.
At the Republican caucus of senators
this morning Senator Mylin, of Lancaster,
was unanimously chosen as the candidate
for president pro tenn. of the Senate. The
slate committee selected to determine who
shall fill the offices two years hence is as
follows Mcfarland and Adams, of Phila-
delphia Watres of Lackawanna Longe-
necker, of Bedford, and Stehman, Of
Lancaster. The fact that the western
portion of the state has been ignored has
excited much indignation among western
senators and Stehman will probably with
draw.
In the Senate.
This morning Coke submitted report
showing that the soldiers orphans schools
have been we'll managed as to admissions.
Greer made report showing that accord
lug to the statements of heads of the var
ious departments, very little reduction of
tho clerical force would be justified.
The candidates for president pro tenn.
were Mr.. Mylin, of Lancaster, and MIR.
Coke, of Luzerne. Mr.. Mylin was chO sen
by Il vote of 25 to II, and he accepted the
honor in few remarks suited to the du-
ties of the Office. All the officers Of tho
Senate and employees of the Senate down
to the senatorial clerk were thanked for
their services.
The House.
The business of the House was cOnfiuCd
almost exclusivelyto to presentation speeches.
speaker Fauncs received solid silver
tea service, washed with gold, consisting
Of eighty-six pieces. Ho was also given
a gavcl. Chief Clerk Meek also received
silver tea set. 1t is probable that a
resolution will DO offered to morrow for
adjournment until cooler weather.
No Liquor Last Night.
Both houses of the Legislature contin-
ued in session last night with frequent re-
cesses until o'clock a. m. The night
session was not marked by any unusual
excitement or bad temper. Contrary to
the usual custom no liquors or refresh
ments of any kind were to be obtained in
any part of the capital.
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NEW ADVERTISEMER

NXTANTEID-A GOOD GiIKL Tu 10 GEN
w eral housewOrk. Reference required
Apply at
It's NO. Is EAST WALNUT SIkEEI.
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FULL LINE OF LORKlLLASDS
n Chewing Tobacco. Rebccca takes the
lead Mt 10 cents per plug Mt
HAETMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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wEAraEK lNulCATlOl

WASHINGTON, June 6.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
and local rains, southerly to westerly
winds, no decided change in the tempera'
ture, stationary or lower barometer.
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DKOPaySALS FOk HAY, OATS AND
straw;-Proposals tor furnishing the Fire
Department with No. Oats, Hay ana straw
OF the best quality for the period of SIX months
will he received by the Fire Committee at Inc
MAYORS Office up to Saturday, June 9Th, at I
o'clock H. III. ti'is must state quality.
BY order of the Committee on Fire Engine
q nd Hose. ~
Attest: D. Is. M MAhhLEl,
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VlNHE WOkklNGMEN'S ATTENTJON
Is called to the fresh supply OF Working
Pants from 40 cents and upwards, new make
of Oyeralls, warranted not to rip. Shirts for
Men and Boys, Gauze and other Underwear.
Seamless Hose, Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs,
Hats, and notions generally.
A6Please call and secure bargains
HENRY BECHTOLD,
tebs1yd No. 81 NORTH QUEEN ST.
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New YOrK.
ASsOciatel Press,
MlSCELLdNEOUS,

CTEVENS HOUSE
SALOON.
Good Journeymen and prices same as other
saloons ii. WAGNER,
myl5-tfd manager.
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VNANTED.-A MAN Who HAS BEEN
w with tobacco house, well acquainted
IN this county, one able to buy himself. One
with his own team preferred. GOOD references
required. Address, - g." No. 1856 e. 1l6th ST.,
New York city. may3l-6td<W@
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NEW ADvExrIsEMENTs.
4 MEETING or THE
Democratic County Committee

Will be held in Rho ads Building. No. West
King street (JpcOnd fiOor) on MONDAY,
JUNE IS, 1885,, f. + the purpose OF hkl the
time for the holding OF the County COnven-
ton. W. IL. hOLAND,
j6-lOti&Itw CHAIRMAN.
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TUST RECEIVED, ANsDThER LOT OF
d Fountain Finc-Cut Tobacco direct from
manufacturers and only cts. per o., or c5
cts. per Il h at
-HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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HXIANAMAKEK & BROWN.
Hardly More
Than Form.

The matterof paying for much
of the Clothing now offered at
Oak Hall is hardly more than a
form. Witness this offering of
about $50 Small Boys Suits at
$3.50. Nearly a hundred are
Manhattan Cassimeres, slightly
streaked. Another hundred are
fine and fast color Sailor Suits,
many of them cut down from So,
and the balance are neat Gray
Meltons, and there are many
other things just as ridiculous.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Sixth ana Mar ke. Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
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A,OrlCE TO TEAUHEkS - NOTICE IS
~ hereby. given that the School Board OF
East Donegal township will meHt IN the H1gh
school building at Maytown, Lancaster CO..
Pa, on Saturday. June Ii. 1881. for the purpose
of apDOinting teachers for said township. by
order of SIMON l.. BRANDT. Sec'y,
Box lSl Marietta, Pa,
liz IOtd Lancaster County.
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GRAND MUSICAL ENI
n under the auspices of the Choral Society
Of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church. VIII
be given in the church on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, JUNE 7. Admission, l5 Cents.
il.gt SkTu
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VXTANTED TWO GOOD CABINET
w makers with reference good wages
ilfon. OF Lancaster Organ Mandatory No.
so North Queen street. J-ZI"
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VDROPOSALS FOR BANK BUILDING.
Sealed proposals will be received until IL
o'clock noon, FRIDAY, JUNE IS. 1855. for the
erection of q twO-stOry brick building FOR
bank and dwelling house in the village OF
Quarryvillc. The bids tor the cellar excava-
ton and masonry may be made separately.
Plans and specifications may be seen at Her,
sells hard are store in Quarryville. The com
mittee reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
GEO. W. HENSEL,
M. HESS,
ROBERT MONTGOMERY,.
Building Committee OF the Quarryviiie Ma
tiOnal Bank. Je5-Nd<w
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VXTANTED-RY BOY 16 WARS OLD
w q situation in Office where he can
learn bookkeeping. Address -:
II INTELLIGENCER Office.
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VELLOW FROST sc. HAVANA CIGAR,
I is the best in the city, made and for sale
~ uARTMAN,s YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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BASKETS GIVEN AWAY.

ID will be given away at Clarko's Tea and
Coffee Store, No. 81 West King street, nice
basket with every two pounds of coffee. EeSt
Granulated Sugar, cents. at
i5-6t No. 81 WEST KING STREET.
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CTRA W REKKY FESTIVAL. -THE PHIL
y harmonic Society will hold q Festival OF
STRAWBERRIES. ICE CREAM and MUSIC
in Mnssasoit Hall, StIasburg, on FRIDAY.
JUNE s, 1883. IL"
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VXIANTED.-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN.
w to make himself generally useful in a
restaurant Wages about s. per week Ad-
DRESS a" STEW YARD"
It# Office INTKLLIGENCER.
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This Space is Re-
served for .ROTE,
the Photographer.
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<y.,W LOsT.-ON MONDAY LVENlN6 "A
y large Red Cow. with white star on fore.
head, white mark on each hlnd ioot. Wen'
estray from the Paper Mill grounds at Blink
Ieys Bridge The finder will be suitably re-
wartied by informing JAMES SlMONION, at
Binkley's Bridge, Or Ii. MAhTlN, clty.
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JIOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM, NO. 35
North Queen street. now occupied by
Amos RingwaIt. Apply to
JHOS. T.. FRANK IN.
fohz O laS eodtfi 10. 10 East King St.
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r HAVE REDUCED MY GELEBRATED
Creamery Butter to 2sc. From to-day to
the end of the season, l will receive fresh
Lancaster county Strawberries every daY.
CHAS. w. ECkERT,
IN ]99 East King street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04
Northern settlers I'm Virginia.

A Lockport (N. " telegram to the New
York Times says: The experience OF a
northern colony at Harvey's Wharf. Va,
il interesting, is showing the great posi-
bilities that the South has in store for the
energy and capital OF northern farmers.
The place named Is on an inlet OF Chesa-
peake bay, Just south OF the mouth OF
the Potomac. Less than three years ago
William III. HYDE and Curtis Root and
John Root, OF Niagara county, purchased 4
farm on this inlet. containing 400 acres, for
$4,000. Two years ago last spring these gem
flemen planted 200 bushels OF oysters, and
they are expecting next year TO harvest from
1000 to 1000 bushels, worth 81 bushel.
The ovster-bed on their farm Is 40 rods in
length, and the proprietors have leased
ground for bed one mile in length on the
opposite shore OF the inlet, and next spring
they will plant 5000 bushels 81 oysters.
Several barrels OF the product have reached
Niagara county this fall from Haryey's
wharf, and are pronounced excellent. SO
rapidly has the land increased in value that
one OF the owners has lately sold one half
Of his third for as much as his whole
third cost him. The soil is adapted to all
kinds OF fruits. including figs. This year
these northern farmers have raised on their
Virginia farm 1900 bushels Of wheat and
1000 bushels OF corn. Within the last SIX
months twelve northern families have set
dled near Haryey's Wharf, nine OF which
families are from Wyoming county, In this
State. The Rev. Mr.. Atwater, OF Batavia,
N. Y, is the owner Of over 1900 acres OF
land in the same section OF Virginia. Mr..
HYDE states that the northern settlers are
uniformly well treated by the people OF the
vicinity, and that this fourishing and In
creasing colony anticipates great pros
perity.
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- n
or ha,lucInaticn OF Mr.. Toler Is shared
by Others who were in It's midst. and
almost seems 10 confirm itself In the fact
that every one wrecked In the storm at La
Crosse Is tattooed with bruises the size OF
a quarter and hali-doIlar, which must
haye been done either by mass OF PED
bles heated 10 redness, or by small bodies
OF some kind having force enough 10
bruise but not 10 penetrate the skin.
AT the distance OF eight and ten miles
the flashes Of electricity were so incessant
and the commotion OF wind and thunder.
and possibly falling timber, as to almost
paralyze one with terror. Nearer at hand
The sounds were magnifed tenfold, with
also an additional accompaniment for the
ears OF those who were first beyond the
edge Of the storm Of millions OF exploding
bombs and torpedoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04

The time-lock on the safe OF the bank in
Cunningham, Mo-, having run down, tDe
hank officers bad to send the safe to the
factory In which II was made. They sus-
pended business until 1t was returned.
The largest farm In the world Is probably
that OF samuel Mackey. OF New south
Wales. His land runs 700 miles in one
direction, and comprises 5,OO0,OOO acres,
and has been nearly all reclaimed from the
desert.
George Crawford became involved IN
quarrel with William Hin der In Lancaster
Pa, Sunday, when Hinder assaulted nm
with knife, innicting wound III me
neck which may prove fatal. Hinder, VINO
was drunk, made his escape.
Holland. in the last three centuries, has
recovered from the sea at least 9O,OOO acres
The lake Of Harlem became terra tlrnd De
tween 1910 and 1852 and the Iuyder zee
| is In process OF transformation into 5OO,'
600 valuable acres.
No work on the Hudson-Riyer tunnel,
from Hoboken TO New York city, is being
ACCOMPLISHED, and not only are the engines
and other working apparatus becoming
rusty and unfit for work, but the water Is
gradually forcing its way through the
brick-work supporting the roof OF the
tunnel.
The report OF the chief inspector OF
stock of New South Wales. made from the
reports Of thirty-fye sub-inspectors. shows
that in fourteen days they made 209 inspec-
tions. and found over a million Of acres in
tested with rabbits. which 30 men are
employed 10 destroy. Nearly S1,5OO,OCC
has been spent by the Government OF three
colonies, and immense sums by private
persons. but little beadway seems to be
made.
A Birmingham (Ala.) telegram Of Sunday
saws: At 500 O'Clock this morning. while
freight train on the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad was standing in the yard al
Montgomery, Ala, the boiler OF the loco
motive exploded. Car-lnspector John
Allen was instantly killed, and George
Allen, the engineer, had one lee broken,
and was otherwise seriously injured. Both
were residents OF this place. A car loaded
with meat was blown to pieces.
A philadelphia telegram says: Charles
NJ. Reid, brakeman on the ChestDut-Hil
branch of the Philadelphia and Heading
THll1OuU, WIS sllOb ~ iNINS Oh ''"'"i va
night by Margaret Hazard, resident OF
Conshohocken, who was n passenger or
the train. One OF the balls took effect IN
Reid's head above his right ear. The wo
man made her escape by jumping of the
train while 1t was moving at the rate o.
six miles an hour. jealousy is said tC
have impelled the woman to the murderou'
attempt. Reid's wound is not serious.
Two men who left I'll Obeid between thu
| 10th and 10Th Of November arrived a
Khartoum Sunday. They saw FL Mahd
march out to meet the Egyptians before
the recent battle, and afterward saw hin
| return to El Obeid. with guns, rifles. large
stores of ammunition, and train OF camels
belonging to the Egyptians, which had
been abandoned in entrenched positions
owing TO the scarcity OF water. They re
port that the Egyptian army had beef
completely annihiated after two days
fighting. No prisoners were brought int
| Ell Obeid.
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The scourge Of the West.
some REMARKABLE PHENOMENA DURING TIL
EECENT TORNADO IN ARKANSAS.
II.lflla Rock Eazcffn

HEtENI iohNAbo IN AhhANsAS.
Little Rock Gazette.l
Appalling accomplishments OF the cyclone
were perhaps never more completely. illus
trated than in Izard county last week.
The course OF the storm was from south
west to northeast, and commencing one and
hall miles southwest Of Melbourn. The
swath eut through the county is fifteen miles
In length. The width OF It's track varies
from two hundred yards to three quarters
OF mile. Eight or ten miles away the
Cloud accompanying the tornado was OBJ.
served 10 be Of an inky black color. "bojl.
ing," and almost necessarily Illuminated by
flashes OF electricity. Five miles distant
the same character OF boiling black cloud
was seen to be followed by long pillar of
intense white cloud. Nearer at hand the
white cloud, apparently driving the wbiyl.
ing black one before II, defined itself as =
pillar OF fire. 80 "
In the midst OF the storm the Survivors
viewed the cone OF the tornado as n huge
ball OF IRE rolling along the ground. Mir.
D. u. Toler, OF La Crosse, whose house the
tornado also destroyed, and being ia is
very midst, details that the condition Of the
centre OF the cyclone was that OF system
OF fiery balls as large as ones thumb.
Their multitude greater than any human
mind could conceive and in that
apparent state OF ignition hustling
through the air. This experience
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-04
By George S. yashon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
No. z Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE
COIrNTY. AND CERTAIN PERSONAL Pro-
PFRTY, CONSISTING OF TWO COWS, ONE
TWO-HORsE WAGON AND HARNESS. Don-
BILE AND SINGLE PLOWs. HARROWS, AND
first A TRACT OF 1870 CERES OF LAND In
said county. located on Telegraph road, about
eight miles north Of Richmond, known as me
DERRICK farm About 40 acres OF THIS tract Is
heavily Tim bered; about 10 acres flat land, I'M
movements consist of NEW FRAMED DIV ELL
ING with seven rooms. barn. stable. ano other
usual ont-hOuses. now occupied by john clacher
second. A TRACT OF 19I ACRES III snu
connty located ON the Mountain road about one
and n half miles from Solomon's or the hetI 9l
Brook turnpike. About one fourth OF this land -
I'm woods. improvements consist OF FRAMED
DWELLING with two rooms, barn. stable Sc''
well Of good wafer. -
Third. A TRACT OF 1s4 ACRES III said coun-
ty at the intersection Of the Mountain road WIN
the old Mountain road, about one mile nom SOLO
mons or the head Of Brook turnpike. About SIX
The above PERSONAL PROPERTY is ON the
act of 1870 acres, and viii be sold Immediately
after the sale of SAID tract OF land.
Iy virtue of n deed OF trust from John ClacneT
and wife To the undersigned rs trustee recorded
i'm HenricO County Court, ID. II. los. page To- 10
secure a certain sum Of money therein nimeh' 1c-
fault having been made in the payment thereoi' l
WILL being thereto required by the beneficiary OF
said deed proceed TO sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1883,
commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ, the PROPERTY
above described.
The sale will commence on the premises OF the
TERMS nv consent) will, as to personality. he
cash: as to the realty. one fourth in cash; balance
ut one, two, and three years for notes. WIN IN
/ rest added. secured by a deed on the property.
GEORGE Evasion,
no 80 Trustee.