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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-07-27

MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in it,
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SOME ornER DAY.

Though all of your dreaus have been shattered,
Your idols been overthrown,
Though all your hopes have been scattered
Like leaves by the tempest blown,
Greve not as II broken hearted
Ger pleasures that come no more,
For the sunshine with which you parted
Some other day will restore.
Though the path that the feet now traces
Has wandered away, no doubt,
From the smooth and fiowery places
Where early you started out;
Though the vessel that bears your treasure
Makes grievously long delay,
Let patience Oil up the measure,
And walt till some other day.
Some other day will be brighter
Than this that il full of gloom;
The clouds in the sky be lighter,
The roses in perfect bloom;
And the trials that now perplex you,
The thorns that beset your way,
Will have no power to move you,
Perchance, on some other day
Though now you are passing under
The rod that is harsh, yet kind,
Some other day you will wonder
How you could have been so blind
As to not have seen the token
That off in the distance lay
The sign of the promise spoken
At the darkest hour of the day
For grief and JOY have their season;
They flourish and then depart;
And for all these trials the reason
Will appear to each aching heart
Some day So, pray you remember,
When grieving DER lost delight,
The year is not all December
That some other day will be bright.
Josephine Pollard.
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EXC ELLED BY NONE.
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FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS.
BELL & BURNS. .Proprietors.

ar GALL ON @a
L THE Blu 3 Y b 8 1"
And try our celebrated J. r. Cutters Old
Bourbon, Old Virginia. White Rye, Golden
Thistle, Old Bourbon, Old Pioneer,
Our FarorIte, Rock and Rye,
and Orange HHISKIES,
Imported saxerac Cognac.
Imported Green Seal, Imperial, Zinfandel Clare
and all other kinds of choicest
P-I-N-E-W-I
ApolIinarIs, Mineral. and Sparkling
soda Watersi
MILWAUKEE, BEER.
C-O-N-C-R-E-s-s-C-
concocted OF the choicest materials by the
most celebrated Archeronian Mixologist OF an
cient or modern age.
The highly celebrated
NJ ouSTAIN
-PRETENrILIdO-
-ORozzMERoP-
.CocKTAILS
Served at all times during the day and night.
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS!
D. P. and S. II. P. players can be accommo-
dated at any time
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in it.
AdrA luxuriantly furnished private CLUP
ROOM. sor the use OF the winnemucca Cinef
Club, with private entrance.
BELL & BURNS
Winnemucca, April II. II
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LIFE IN ARKANSAS.
Clergy man in search OF snforma'
tion Meets n Husband who Has
Quarreied with His Wife.

A minister, while riding along
lonely road in Arkansas that glided
under tall bushes aud wound around
rugged hills, approached man who
stood at the gate OF rude house. The
minister addressed question to the
man, but, without replying, the latter
turned toward the house, bowed to q
woman who appeared in the doorway,
and said:
Good mornin madam; how's your
health and the health OF your family?"
The woman did not reply. Zine day,
madam, continued the man, 'only the
suns strikin' down mighty peart
Still the woman did not reply.
only friend, said the minister, 'l'm
to preach at Harvey's Point, and ]
would like to know how to get there. >
Don't you know?" asked the man
"No, sir; do not. >
"Then how do you expect me to
know more about your business than
you dor Say, there, madam, turning
to the woman, I'D like to come in and
make myself at home. How's the
prospects!"
The woman made no reply, but,
kicking a cat out of the way and
"shooing" chicken that came up on
the steps, she leaned against the door
facing and regarded the man with
lack OF interest that characterizes the
sweep of an eye over a barren waste.
"The church is situated near here, is
it not:" asked the minister.
"Yes, but it is nearer to some places
than it is to here.
"Say, madam, | am very glad to see
you, an hope that our relations may
be pleasant.
The woman made no reply.
(Which way must | 60, as the roads
have been changed!"
"Go down the creek. Compliments
Of the day, madam."
"Will following the road down the
creek take me there!"
I've dun told you. II You know
better, 20 up the creek, and he smiled
and bowed to the woman.
"You seem to take great pleasure in
being polite to the lady at the door.
Who is she?"
"The boss"
"The boss of what?"
"The situation. She's my wife"
"Why do you stand out here bowling
to herr"
"Mister, whar was you raised, any
how? You don't know this country
like do. This mornn' / went outen
this gate with a skillet follerin' me, an
Fve got to do my courtin' over again
or it amt safe to hang around the
house. I've got to win that woman
before the sun goes down or I'll sleep
in the woods. / amt got no time to
talk about churches and things about
the next world for this world needs |
coolin off at present. After l win the |
woman come aroun' an I'll talk to you.
How do you do, madam?-F Fine lot of
chickens you've got. No, sir, nv |
friend, I've got big job before me am |
/ amt got through. She's got a ilat. |
iron back thar, an is apt to let drive at |
any minute. Go on away now, and let |
me make the fight. I'm mighty per. |
suadn' in my natur'. Fine day.
madam. - [Arkansa,o 1raueler.
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ID. tE. HASKELL.
TOvyNSiTE AGENT. G. PR. II.
T0wN LOTs'F0R SALE on LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR
chase Lots in the town of Winnemucea, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same
or ON business relating thereto, should be ad-
dressed % the undersigned at San Francisco
at the C. T. r.. X. office where they win receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging TO the com
pany, without having bought or leased the snme,
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
mole d. ii HASKELL.
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IF YoU ORDER b Buckeye sickle Of
L. Reinhart 4 Co., don't forget to men.
tion how many sections you want in
it. 40
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JOHN HOFFMAN,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Bridge St., next door to N. Levy s Cos Store,
WINNENuccA, NEv.
~ From and after this date,
sSAas8 VIII Clean Watches for $3.50
put In Glasses for 25 Cents, and throw
in Keys.

Clocks, Jewelry, etc.. repaired and put in
good order at prices to correspond with the
above charges mylS.u
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THE PARLQR.
CORNER OF THIRD AND BRIDGR STREETS,
$. w. RTsE..............P PROPRIETOR
EXCEL LED BY NONE.
This new Saloon has been fitted mp regard
less Of expense, and stocked with superior
brands Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Nothing viii be left undone to make
TmE PARL0R A POPULAR RESORT
And pleasant to its patrons.
Attached to The Parlor is one OF the coziest
Club Rooms. for the convenience OF customers.
AN ELEGANT BILLIARD TABLE is'at the
service of patrons.
winnemucca, April 10, 1888. u
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Brief News Items.

a $1,000 package deposited in the Ameri-
can Express. at indianapolis, by the Meri-
dian National Bank. for Kansas. ILL.,, hav-
ing been missed, Frank A. Vaughan, an
express clerk, was accused OF the theft,
and admitted his guilt.
Sir Stafford Northcote recently attended
the funeral of the head carpenter on his es-
tate at Upton Pyne. Sir Stafford, who met
The procession at the lych gates leading into
the church yard, placed beautiful wreath
on The coffin of the dead man, who had
lived IN the parish for seventy-two years.
A WillamspOrt, Pa, telegram says ::
During heavy rain and wnd-stOrm about
6 O'Clock Thursday evening two boats in
which number OF men were returning
from work on boom IN the river here cap
sized, and four of the occupants-Herman
Hartman, Del. Rhodes, Grant Moore, and
WiIts-were drowned. The others
narrowly escaped. The unfOrtunates were
all young, Wits being only twelve years
old. Hartman's body has been recovered.
According to the Charleston Ne,cS and
Courier, Mr.. W. Z. Snyder, Pennsylvania
lawyer, who was sent to South Carolina by
Attorney General Brewster to assist in
prosecuting the election officers, has be-
come enamored OF the Palmetto state, and
purchased over 5000 acres Of fine timber
land in Chesterfield county, on which he
proposes to have four saw-mills, costing
$4,000 each. in operation in a short time.
Mr.. Snyder says there is money in it, and
he proposes to make South Carolina his
home for portion OF each year at least.
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THE WORLD MOVES.
SKILL AND SCIENCE TRIUMPHANT.

Our reporter relates the following remarkable
experience of one of our most reliable and sub
stan,ial merchants, Deacon Stephen 6. Mason.
Mr.. Mason says that from 1859 to 1850 he suffered
terribly from frequent very severe attacks of in
hammatory rheumatism. The last attack, in the
winter of 70 and 80. was 80 severe as to render
him unable to take a step In four months. Ills
physicians thought that one side Of him was para
lyze1, and both knees Lecame SO sth that he
could not bend them. The doctors pronounced
his case incurablc. leaving him in terrible con-
ditiOn. lie was then induced TO try Hunts REM
edy by medical friend, who told him that his
whole sickness and trouble arose from Kidney
disease, and convinced Mr.. Mason that such was
the case, and after taking IL six weeks was en-
tlrtly cured, and is now In such excellent physical
condition that neither damp weather nor wet feet
affect him disagrccably. Mr.. Mason says that his
cure is complete, it is more than two years since
he has had the disease Il attribute my most re-
msrkable cure solely to Hunts Remedy, the In
falnble Kidney and Liver Medicine" says Mr.
Mason.-PrOridence Erentng Press.
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A Raanurni Girls suicide.
TAXING srRYcHNTSE AFTER GOING TO BED
THE CAUSE A MYSTERY.

TAKING sTRycHNTNE AFTER GOING TO BED
THE CAUSE MYSTERY.
A Warr,nton Gal telegram says: The
death OF Miss Josie Hill, the beautiful six-
tecn-year-old daughter OF j. ID. Hill. at
smiths Station. Ala, while on visit TO
the family Of her uncle In Warren county,
Ca, proved to be o case OF suicide from
s,rychnine. Miss Hill had been with them
four months, and was the centre OF gay
circle Of friends, comprising the leading
people Of the surrounding country.
On Sunday night, with her cousin, Miss
Alice Hill, she retired al an early hour,
carrying with her tumbler OF water,
along with which she had prepared some
pills, and placed them on a table beside her
bed. She placed the pills in her mouth one
by one, and rubbing her hand down her
throat, said they were gone. Then she
asked her cousin, Miss Alice, TO sing
(" Nearer, Nv God, TO Thee" Miss Alice
sang the first verse for her. and Miss Josie
finished il alone. Next she requested Miss
Alice 10 sing "Just as Am, Without One
Plea, Oh Lamb OF God, Come, Come"
She was heard to sing that. When she put
out the light she appeared 10 drink what
was in the tumbler. Miss Alice dropped
of to sleep awhile, and was awakened by
calls from Miss Josie, saying. ado, cousin,
get Up and give me some oil and turpen-
tine. | am in so much pain and agony.
Make haste, or I'll be dead"
She commenced to have spasms, and by
the time her uncle and aunt and Miss Alice
could assist her she was having spasm after
spasm. "Oh," she exclaimed, "Do, aunt,
help me-" "Ob, God save. Oh, Jesus
save me. Oh, dear mother and father,
come to your child's relief" Then she
died. Mrs. Hill, the girls aunt. says
- Not long since she asked curious ques-
tons about some strychnine that was in the
clock. She asked could 1t kill folks and
how much would it take TO kill person.
This morning two little powders were
found, one i'm The fireplace and the other
in her trunk. There was but little left in
the paper in the fireplace, but it proved to
he strycllnine. She had repeatedly told
Miss Alice that il it was not for fear OF
being lost she would commit suicide"
She would not preserve any OF her letters
received from home, but would read them
over twice and then tear them up. She
had just received letter from her mother
and a young gentleman OF Florida. The
letters were read by relatives. There was
nothing in them bearing upon the subject.
She wrote 10 her mother and also to ayOung
lady in Alabama. and was solicitous about
the letters being mailed in time. Her rea-
sons for suicide are shrouded in profound
mystery. She was beautiful, OF amiable
disposition. dignitied, intelligent, and great
ly admired.
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OWE MY EXISTENCE.

ABIGAIL :. COLES. of Moorestown, Burlington
county, y. j., says: Eighteen months ago had
dropsy around the heart. My physicians and
friends despaired OF my ever getting well. The
first bottle of Hunts Remedy gave me great relief
feel owe my very existence TO Hunts Remedy,
and am deeply thankful"
Aiaddin's lamp wrought mighty things but
ilsnt's Remedy works mIghtier. Trvit.
ap 19-Th(wjSa.&Tu
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
by W. GoddIn & son, Auctloneers.

GALE OF THE "FOX" PROPERTY,
- ON GROVE ROAD, WITH -FOUR ACltE ,'a or
LAND ATTACHED.-At the request OF ,ne MI, ~
81 J. Frederick Fox we Will offer Tor sa'e' y" '''
premises. on -, ,oao
between 81 and o'clock p; ~ the fore 6,nInf
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE DWELLING, au11o,n ~
ing the residence OF Mr.. :. NJ. Lewis, with All ~,
appurtenances. The dwelling Is nearly rev; wei,
and conveniently arranged, and containing 'iesen n
rooms There are two stables, shadc-trees, 'np ',
and nne-bearing orchard. and the lana Is WEI,
planted in crops coming on. feed. &C. The access
To The place Is by the most fashionable drive
Grove road-where hundreds OF carriages pass III
front Of the house every afternoon. ,., =,
TERMS: Accommodating, aud MADE hnomn ~
sale. .GODDlN SON. Aucuoheei''
This beautiful properly was by erroneous report
generally believed 90 he held back Tor Tar hoie
than IT'S value. hence sale was effected by US on
the 9th ultimo. This mistake we now reclliy ny
res pcctfnlly informing the public that f0,uOu W.
stead Of the absurd sum repOrtcdl was inc nIi.
proposed which We think all our friends wiiiaRree
Is reasonable enough for such valuable ana its-
improving property; which can be seen by VISIT
ing the promises, colored party living In rear 1i
the house for purpose Of showing any one arouhu'
Zap .s.15&2ll
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By Grubbs n AppersOn.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.

A UCTION SALE OF SNUG LITTLE
IA FARM ~ CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
WITH FINE GRANITE DEPOSIT. GRANITE
DWELLING, &C, ON JAMES RIVER AND
RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD
VIII DC sold, on the premises. at IL o'clock W., on
FRIDAY, APRIL p, 1883.
f fair: II not. the next fair day therelfter) the
PROPERTY above referred 10, owned and recent
Nv occupied by Samuel $. Green, Esq adjoining
the Westham Granite Quarres containing 80
ACRES OF LAND, OF which about 90 acres are
cleared and I'm good state of cultivation. and the
balance in wood. Though not developed, the
granite i good rs that Of the adjoining quar-
ries. The GRANITE DWELLING. with slate
roof and framed addition. contains six rooms; ;
barn and stable. &c. The land lies well and suita-
bic for the usual crops, rs well as for trucking.
Water very fine. convenient, and abundant.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance NJ four. eight,
and twelve months. negotiable notes interest add
ed, secured by trust-dced.
GRUBBS & APPERSON.
an 10 AuctiOnccrs.
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AUCTION sALEs...Future Days.

Hy SAMPSON x Auims"hf
(succcssors to John r. Sampson bro'"o'J
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers'
Hull street between Eighth and Nin'h'
Manchester, Va.
4 UCTION SALE OF ONE Of LIE
N LARGEST STOCKS OF GROCERIES ~ ~, ~
BEFORE OFFERED IN THIS III -. who
request of the owner. Mr. Thomas ID crs,'y, y, HE
expects 10 discontinue business, we Wi, and
stOrcrOcms and warehouses, corner ih'i 'ce"
Hull streets, Manchester, Va. on
TUESDAY, APRIL "a, 1883.
commencing promptly at 10 O'Clock A: NJ, ana 20
he continued from day to day until all Is soIu, VIZ
following property--to wit: The entire stoch ~.
GROCERIES, consisting Of everything usu-'"'
contained I'm n 0rst-class grocery-stCrc, suoh ~
TEAS, COFFEES, WINES,
LIQUOR. FLOUR. MEAL,
MOLASsEs, BACON,
CROCkERYWARE,
QUEENsWARE,
BAR-FiXTUREs. &C.
ALSO,
g VERY FINE HORSES Zone suitable for fire.
engine or express purposesl;
l MTLLER'S PATENT SAFE-in periec I 1r9sl
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN tURNiTUhE'
WSARDROBEs, BEDsTEADs,
BUREAUS, CHAIRS.
no bEp pIr SGn SGH'iRNrss
/ WAGON AND HARNESS,
/ FIRST-CLASS SLEIGH Of Mr.. Cersey's own
pattern Zone OF the finest In TIE ctyl.
We invite the attention or buyers 10 this large
and varied assortment OF GROCERIES as III ~
our pleasure 10 offer by public auction III this CITY
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale: ,,>.
SAMPSON K ADAMSON,
an 81 Auctioneers.
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By Williams & Bowe.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE WAREHOUSE, STORE. AND
LOTS ON CARY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
AT AUCIION.-In execution Of DEGREES Of the
Chancery Court Of the city of Richmond. IN the
ease of Spllman rs. WOrthlm's executors, &C., en-
tered December -, 1881. and June IL. 1sS2, the
undersigned, the surviving special com Axs Oners,
will sell by public aucei0n, on the prdH,scs, re-
spcctiycly. on
MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1883,
NJ 12s o'clock =. NJ. the following VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. of which tile tate Il. {. WORKMAN
died sieZeG-tO wit:
First The LARGE BRICK STORE and WARE
HOUSE long occupied by Messrs. r.. & :. " Ortham
q Co.. situated at the northeast corner Of Cary and
Fifteenth streets II the whole lot, which Is
secbnd. The LUMBER-HOUsE adjoining the
above, fronting on Fifteenth street 81 9-lZ feet
running back ~ feet, witha slip Of ii feet width
extending out TO spruce alley.
Third \ LOT on the north side Of Cary street,
in rear of No. l-about 81 by So feet.
Fourth. The GRANlrE-FRONT THREE-STO-
RY BRICK STORE and WAREHOUSE No. IS
south Fifteenth street, recently occupied by Mr..
George Lee. rs S-l2 10y loo feet, together with
the LARGE BRICK SMOKE-HOUSES thereon
This property Is all located I'm the centre Of the
business part Of Cary street, convenient 10 ell the
points for transportation, aud being very desirable
for business purposes offers good opportunity
for safe and profitable investments.
TERMS: One third cash The balance az SIX and
twelve months. for NEGOTIABLE notes, with Interest
added with The right for the purchaser ia pay the
whole IN cash If he should elect 80 70 do.
J. O. STEGER.
X. ID. WORTIAM,
Commissioners
WILLIAMS G ROWE. AuctiOucers an IA
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by William Goldsmith,
General Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
1914 Nam street.
GALE THIS DAY AT 1880 a. VI. AND
- 1880 +. NJ. and every day hereafter, to close a
very large consignment OF
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
FINE SILVERWARF. . .- o,,-,
ROGERs'S BEST TABLE and POCkET-CUT-
LERY, &C.. &C.
Sale pcTempfory, without reserve or limit. Every
article warranted a represented.
Consignmcnts Of all kinds Of wares and mer-
chandise solicited. and prompt returns made.
Regular trade sales of
DRY GOODS. CASSIMERES, CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES. NOTIONS, &C.,
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
to which the attention Of city and country buyers
and cOnsigners is called. - .,
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH,
an 2I-2t AuctiOneer.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .>ss1s,
~ COMPANY. sss.nc.S..S
HHR
FOR NEW YORK

This company VIII dspatcngne II theirsplendid
steamers-GUIA ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION, ana Redmond
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing, see advertisement beow.l
steamers leave New Ork 1t ESDhA :, Tllt RS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS at 3 +. VI. from Pier 20
new number, North river foot % Beach street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rOOms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions art
unsurpassed.
After-cabn fare 10 New YORK Including meals
and BERTH. no: rOund-rip tickets 81 steeiage,
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence. So.
freighG for points beyond New ORR forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expense, incurred.
Freight received until o'clock +. VI. daily.
For further conformation. apply a.
GEORGE W.ALLEN 4 Co, Agents,
jy29 Office COmpany's whares. Rockets.
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THE REST.

WILLIAM II. WILSON, NJ. d., Springfield, Efing-
ton county, Ga, says IL prescribed Hunts
Remedy in complicated case Of dropsy which |
had been treating for eight years, and find
Hunts Remedy is The best medicine for dropsy
aud the kidneys have ever used"
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by Williams & Bowe,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh sereet between Main aud Bank.

by Williams & Bowe,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh sereet between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L CHICkAHOMINY FARM OF EIGHT Hun
DRED AND THIRTY SIX ACRES, FRONTING
ON TIE MECUANlCSVILLE TURNPIKE,
OF THE CITY on RICHM0ND. AZ AUCTION.
In execution of deed OF trust from Robert r.
Norris To the undersigned and the lac john \.
Meredith, trustees. dated 18Th November. 1869.
and duly recorded In lienrico County Court. being
thereto required 10 do by the creditor secured /.
as the surviving trustee, win sell by auction, ~ the
dwelling-house. upon the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1883,
at / o'clock Z. VI, the TRACT OF LAND con-
yeyed by said deed. situated rs above. containing
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TlllKrN->lN - RES.
more or less. adjoining the lands Of Dr. ilin"r's
estate, Ash Harris Formerly }. l.. Grubbsl. and
the land formerly belonging % II. 4. Watt. There
IS large body of ChlckahOmlny lOw-grounds. and
the upland is good. There is COMFORTABLE
DWELLING. with number OF out-bulldings Of
the usual character; also. large peach andarlle-
orchard. The property Is very valuable on ac-
count Of IT. proximity 20 the city and the quality
TTRNS: Cash sufficient 10 dcfray expenses Of
executing the trust aud o. az charge the balance OF
the debt secured. which is SS.713.42 q. Of Narch
/. SS3. with Interest ON S6.3lsi6. part thereof.
from that date until payment: the balance upon
such terms as the grautOr an said deed OF trust
NAV direct and I'm event Of his failure to give any
direction, then upon such terms as the trustee may
think ht but # The debtor and creditor agree,
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Surviving Trustee.
WILLIAMS & BOWIE, Auctlonecrs.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Postponed by request To
WEDNESDAY. NAY ., 1888,
AT / o'clock T.. VI. j. A. JONES. Trustee.
WILLIAMS BowE,Aucrioneers.