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HELENA, January 10, 1883.

HELENA, january ~, 1909.
This has been dull day in both branches
OF tbe Legislature. The house has gone about
far a. 1t can until the Council shall be
fully organized. The only business done
yesterday in the House was 10 adopt rules
tthe same rules used two years ago. and then
an Adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock
Thursday morning.
The Council pnt in the day taking reccsses
aud then meeting again TO call the roll and
then meeting again to call the roll and see II
any Democrats had incautisisly stumbled IN
aud made quorum. In every instance tbs
Council was disappointed. The sergeant-at-
arms pre- ten. has been sent out dozen times
10 hunt up the absentees, but has invariably
returned with the report that they could not
be found. At each report the Council grew
warmer, until the feeling finally broke out In
n resolution Of condemnation Of the absent
members. This was presented by Thomas.
of Gallarin county. and 1t gave the absentees
n pretty good ginning up. The Council,
however, did not adopt il, but simply piacsd
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By telegraph.

HELENA, January II, 1883.
The Honse met at ten o'clock, appointed
Edwards. Mallory, and O'Grady a committee
on mileage and adjourned till p. m. Friday.
The Council is at stand still for lack of
a quorum. Met a. m. and p. m. Five Re-
publicans aud one Independent were present.
The sergeant-at-arms reported all the Demo
cratic members but Bass out riding. Bass
when told by the sergeant-at-arm that the
Council requested his presence turned on his
heel and walked away without replying. Ad.
journed till 10 a. M. Friday.
HELENA, Jan. 18th, / p. IN.
Cox, of Custer, has just arrived. The DEM
ocrats say something will be heard drop in
the morning"
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VEST: DEER LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY JANUARY 49, 1888

1t on file. The members cannot be blamed
very much for their semi bitter feelings, for
it naturally grinds thoroughbred legislator
to b. compelled to sit around, day In and day
out, with nothing to do but draw his salary.
Business will, without doubt, begin Friday,
arrive here Thursday night. His delay, 1t
seems, was occasioned by an urgent legal
call to Glendive and afterwards by . snow
storm. Things have so shaped themselves
that 1t is easy to discern that Backs only
chance for taking his seat is for Cox to stand
in with him, otherwise he will be thrown out
head and heels and Hamilton seated.
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BORN.

NAPToN- At his homo In Saline county, Missouri,
years.
JadSs Napton, the father Of the Napton brothers,
Of Deer Lodge, was one Of the most eminent men Of
his State having been for many years Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of Missouri, and bore IN untsrnished
name. He had many personal friends here, who.
With his children, will mourn his death.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Thes. Morgan. U.
s. Signal Service Observer for this station, for
the following record OF maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the state Of the
weather and amount of rainfall for the week
ending January 10, 1888, as taken each day at
sunset for the twenty.four hours preceding:
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Z stray Notice.

Htrayed from Ben Hoover ranch, near Pioneer,
about September 10, 1882, two year old aud COLT
light bay color branded - left thigh; also dim
brand the left shoulder three four white feet
and bald face had white spot on each SIDE and
one glass eye. He has been seen on Dempsey creek,
Deer Lodge valley. Amy person knowing the where
ahoIts OF sald animal will be remunerated II he viii
write to A. HOLLENBACH,
I03t4 New Chicago, NJ T,
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Estray..Taken Up.

Came to my ranch about the lat Of June, 1884, one
sonel horse b. anded &C on left shoulder, saddle-
marked, small white spot on forehead, and shout
Ave .iS Nrsy- uld.
!" owners via me and prove property, pay
charges, and take the animal away.
PETER LKVRN0OOD,
Levengeod's. Deer Lodge Co, NJ. 4.
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Horse EstraV.

Strsyed from Walkerve, about June last. one
large, DARK brown horse branded TT on left thigh,
star In forehead, about nine years old. weight about
eleven hundred liberal reward will be paid for the
delivery Of the same to VIM. Wier. Willow Glen, N.
T., Or address b.. YOUNG, -
January q, 1888. Walketville, NJ. TT
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Agents Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duiy authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
requested 10 make settlement with them when
called upon;
7. w. catlin, General Travelling Agent.
Patrick Talent, Butte and Walkervilis.
Chas. II. Smell, Helena.
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stray Taken Up,

Taken up at my ranch on the Little Blnckfoot,
about November l. 1881, one small red COW, about
three years old, branded on left hip dim brand on
left side crop In right ear; has young calf. The
owner have the animals by proving property and
paying charges. d DANA.
7(l2t4Dd
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

Deer Lodqe Postorfice, Nov, ID. 1885
BUTTE, OGDEN, AND LOCAL.
Arrive at 80 m. Depart at 200 a. M
Mail Closes at SOP. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive tsp.m. Depart Mt Q a. m.
Close at $50 q. m.
mIssoULA. PHILIPsBuRo AND WAY.
Arrive at 6 p. m. Depart at Q a. m.
Close at $500 m.
T. S. sTAcKPoLE, p. M.
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MARRIED.

GEARY -MoLAUGHLIN-At Helmville, Montane,
January8 q, 1888 by Rev. r. DeRvckere, Mr.. Michael
Geary and Miss Annie Mclaughlin, both of Nevada
Creek valley,
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COLLECTION NOTICE.

Notice hereby given to all persons indebted 10 the
City Meat Market that they are required TO settle
their accounts by note or cash before January
10, 1889 AZ propose that date TO close up all old
accounts. G. p. II. DIELENBRR0,
Deer Lodge, December q, 1854.
709td
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RELIGIOUS.

cArHoLIc-seryiees every Sunday. Sunday
School at Q O'Clock each Sunday under direction
Of Sisters Of Charity.
PERSEVERANCE Services every Sunday at
IL O'Clock a. m, and l2 o'clock p. m. sun
day School every sunday at O'Clock.
EPIscoPAL-The Rev. II. c. Hutehings VIII
oeSeiats IN ST lanes Church, Deer Lodge,
every sunday at II a. m. aud 7;30p.m Sun
day School at 2 pm.
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~
List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the Postotfice 1T
Deer Lodge, Mont, Jan. II, 1888. Persons
calling for letters in this list will please say
@ advsrtisadr and oil ve date of list.
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Che alew 9orth.assst.

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
rom one postofhce TO another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
vIoUSLY SENT.
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For Sale.

Four lots, east OF school house. The richest CUR
7ost2 PETER HARTz.
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=
Agnew Ed johnson Chas
Andross W Jackson Mary
Agth John K Jenkins d
Barbee Henry-3 Keith Robert
Birney G W Keefe Chas
Brough Theo Kerns III
Burk Mat Krefe B
Burghs G Leonard John
Barley ii Matthews b A
Coen Jennie Mathews Danl
Carver A Milroy Theodore
CabanskyC Mather + G
Collins Alice McMillin Henry
Crosby Mel Mckay d
Dair W F-2 Mcbride D.
Doll Math-2 McCraig Finlay
Dunnegan Jesse Nilsson y BIS
Dutton Chester Nicholson G
Dewyer James, O'Donnell Hugh
Erikson Elias Peterson Frank
Early Jas j. Rhodes Dell
Francisco q Quinlan Michael
Frisk EW Roger Maria
Foster George Read Gus
Fairgreen III. II Romano John
Finfr0ck VIM II Scott Chas
Glee John SchrOdlyky W.
Casper Mamie Il Staley John W
Gibson II VB Storey L
Cough Mary Smith Mary
Garland Sami Star Staffanson Nels
Halligan Peter-2 Taylor Mrs j M
Hawiey II L. White J
Holland Walter-2
E.S. STACKPOLE, P. n.
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ROLL OF HONOR,
Cash Department, New Northwest.

The following subscriptions have been paid
Il nnn Int ACKNOWLEDGMENT;
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For Sale.

set Of German silver band Instruments twelve In
number including drums. for sale at 4 very reasona-
BILE figure. Address or inquire Q.
FRANK q, PRICE,
T01u Deer Lodge, N. T.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Arrival and Departure Of U. & N. Trains
The following table shows the running Time OF
trains between Deer Lodge Silver Bow, and Butte
Exuress Accom-.
Arr den Arr. Don.
Door l. agc - S0am. SLOAN $50 am. 7.i5 pm
Race Track. 20 am. y. 20 pun pm
Warm SpnnRs - 3 am o 81" pm
stuart IS am. 9zo pm
ST. IioI II mo nm 4bO am. TO- pm. $40 am
Ri, Il.35pm. 40 am
The train leaving Deer Lodge at 10 p. m runs
aIsc,i y through 10 Butte without change OF cars.
srrtying there ut li.5o m. The train leaving
Bate AT 40 IA. runs through TO Deer Lodge WIN
oUt change of cars, arriving here at $50 a. m
The thron gh passenger trains with Pullman sleep
err ran direct between Deer Lodge and Ogden.
All lrains run daily, $780,, -,
signal ,n,.s ao.
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Situation Wanted. Cook.
am good meat and pastry cook learned my bns-
ness on steamboats, and In first class hotels: married
and family In states came from st. Louis this sum
nsr want work. and will give satisfaction or give up
the place without murmur. Address
FRANK YARD,
s9st Helena, MT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS !

Notice is hereby given that the TAXES for
1888 will be ready for collection after October Sh.
will meet the Tax-pa at the following
places, prepared to receive Capitation, Proper
ty, Land and all Unpaid License Taxts for
State County. and School purposes. l will al
SO be prepared to receive the Clerk Fees of Wm.
A. Burnett and Jos N. Ryan. and all persons
knowing themselves indebted for such, will
please come prepared to pay-and, as objection
is frequently mac to the payment of Clerk S
Fee-bllls, for the Information of such persons,
reference is made TO Sec 20, of Chapter $50, Code
of 1873, and to Acts of Assembly of 1S75-'76,
Chap. 125. in which these fees are placed upon
the same footing as are taxes, and the Clerks
are liable to fine and prosecution for the plac-
ing n my hands of improper Fee-bills
All Taxes due from Beverly Manor District
will be received in my Office on Courthouse
Alley, in rear of Circuit Clerks Office, from
and after OctoDer Stb.
Middle River Dist1"ict.-At New Hope on Oc-
tober 9th and 10Th; Mt. Sidney on October 18th
and 18th.
Riverheads Disirict-At Middebrook on Oc-
tober 10th Newport on October 18th; Midway
North River DiStrict.-At Parnassus on Octo-
Der 30th; at Mt Scion on October 3lst; and at
Spring Hill on November LIST.
South River DiStricL.-At Sherando on Novem-
Der 18th; at WaYneSboro' on November Sth and
9TH and at Fishersviile on November 10th.
Pastures District-At Buffalo Gap on Novem-
Der l2tl at Deerield on November 18th at
ChurchVille on November 18th; and Craigs-
vile on November 18th.
During the week in which the Baldwin Au-
gusta Fair occurs. beginning Monday, OCTOBER
END. my Office will be constantly open to re-
ceive Taxes from all portions of the County.
1st will be charged Five Per Cent. addition
al. All taxes received at nly office Court
house AUeY from and after October Sth, except
that [ will he absent with the Tickets of the
different Districts at the time above advertised
J. N. MCFARLAND,
oct2-tdecl County Treasurer
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SALE OF A RAILRoAD.-On last Tuesday
the Commissioners sold in front of the Court
house, in Harrisonburg, the Washington,
Cincinnati & st. Louis Railroad, with its
charter, franchises, AZ miles of right of way,
grading and appurtenances, and 1920
acres of mineral leases owned by the COM
pany, to Joseph S. Loose, of Bridgwater,
for $40, 000
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HYMENIAL.-At cash Lawn,," on Thurs
day morning a week, Mr.. j. Henry Rice,
of Richmond, Va, was united in marriage
to Miss Maggie Lee Massey, the only daugh-
ter of the Hon. John E. Massey. The at
tendants were Mr.. Arthur Clarke, of Rich
mond, with Miss Edge, of Albemarle, and
Mr.. Walter Massey with Miss Harris of
Charlottesville. The happy pair, the same
day, left on the train, amid the congratula-
tons of their friends, for Farmville, the
home of Mr.. Rice's parents.
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The Winchester Fair.

THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL. FAIR ofthe Shen-
andoah Valley Agricultural Society will be held
at Winchester, Va.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. OCT. II. 1883
and continuing four days. The regular pre-
miuins have been supplement ted by many valu-
able individual subscriptions among them
TWO magnificent SILVER CUPS AS FIRST
AND SECOND PREMIUMS FOR SADDf'E
HORSES, presented by Gel. E. p O. lewis of
New Jersey. These Cups are both superior TO
the one presented by the same gentleman last
year. which was worth Sl00, and will beyond
doubt induce the finest show of Saddle Horses
ever seen in Virginia.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for THE BEST
HERD OF SHORT HORNS, of five or more Of
fered in cash or plate by Col. U. L. Boyce, of
Clarke county; (besides Society's cash premi-
um.) And numerous other valuable special
premiums in every Department, for details of
THE CADETS OF THE VA. MILITARY IN.
STITUTE WILL ENCAMP UPON TIE
GROUNDS during the Fair.
TRIALS OF SPEED EVERY DAY, for large
purses
ATTRACTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS for
visitors are numerous and varied. The most
liberal arrangements have been made with the
Railroads for the transportation of Visitors,
and Exhibits of every description and every
facility for the comfort and entertainment of
patrons has been provided.
Arrangements for Grand Trades Display,
representing all the varied industries of the
Valley of virginia, have been perfected. It
will occur on Thursday, October IL. and will be
q most novel and interesting feature
For further particulars address the President,
Maj. II. L. D. LEWIS. Berryville, Va, or
E. 6. HOLLIS, Sec'y,
Sept rs, 1ssS-td Winchester, Va.
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the Greenbrier Independent that man
named Slaughter was arrested at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs last week,
charged with having stolen horse from a
Mr.. Peterson, of Weston, in Lewis county.
The man and horse were followed to Green
brier county by Mr.. Peterson, and, on Wed
nesday, they were both identified at the
White by the owner of the horse. He was
taken to Lewis county for trial.
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LAND SALES.
HARm F0R SAFE PRTyATELY

DARN FOR SALE PRTVATELY.-Iw will
h sell the farm known as the NV. K. Wal
lace farm" near Craigsville, in Augusta Co.,
containing 253 acres. with good house Az,R
and out-hOuses, new Swisher barn. Ess|
about one hundred acres in timber. rest <EsAftaa,
of land in grass; close to mill. school house.
and several churches, miles of the Railroad
Depot and Post-office First-class marble ON
said land, both black and coral For further
particulars, address r. A. WALLACE.
feb6-tf Craigsville. Augusta Co. va.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
Saturday, October 9Th, 1883.
AT 8 O'CLOCK. P. NJ,

The following desirable property will be offered
for sale in front of the Courthouse: -
1st The two STORE ROOMS on Augusta
Street, now occupied by Messrs. Glenn & Bar
ton, and Mr.. G. w. LYMAN.
2nd. The two-story Brick and Frame House
in Courthouse Alley. now occupied by Ben.
Quarles, barber.
3rd. Five BUILDING LOTS, near the D. &
D. & B. Institution, a plat OF which can be seen
at the Law Office of G. A. Richardson.
The above j. all desirable property, the Store
Rooms and Court house Alley buildings pay
ing good rents and now occupied by good ten
ants.
The Building Lots are of desirable dimen-
siOns and well situated. This is a rare oppor-
tunity for q paying investment in realty.
TERMS will be made known at sale, If the
property, in whole, or in part is not sold pri-
vately before day of sale.
c. A. RICHARDSON. Ag't
oct2-1t for A. NJ Bruce.
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THE 'VALLEY VIRGINIAN' LEADS THE
CoLUMN.-The Valley Tirginian leads the
column of coalitionists, bearing aloft its
banner with the names of Fulcher and
Hamilton inscribed upon it, and calls upon
Democratic Readjusters to fall into line and
follow it. How many Democrats will raj
ly to the standard borne by the Valley VIZ
giaida? How many will thus proclaim
themselves Republicans Every vote for
that ticket viii be counted as Republican
vote, and that is the reason the Valley Vi,'-
gilman is laboring so hard to secure votes
for it. In supporting that ticket, the Ti,,-
gi'sian is supporting the Republican party.
VIII any Democrats in this county aid it
to do so by voting for Fulcher and Hamil-
ton? Every vote given for that ticket by
a Democrat would count two for the Stall
wart Republicans, as it would be taking one
from the Democrats and adding one to the
Republicans. 81 would rather be dog
and bay the moon, than so base a Roman"
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DUnEEC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP

DUBEFC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
L ERTY.--l will offer for sale at my farm,
near Parnassus, on October 3lSt, If tair, If not,
the next fair day, Household Furniture, Farm
ing Implements, consisting of Wagons. Plows,
Harrows, Drill, one combined Reaper. one Ha-
gerstOwn Hay Rake, three Or four head Work
horses, % head young Cattle, Mich Cows,
Sheep, and Hogs. A credit of six months on
alleums over SO, with approved security, and
all sums of $40 and under the cash will be re-
quired Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
sep25-4t r. ). HOGSHEAD.
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REASONS FOR SUPPORTING JONES. -The
Allegheny Sentinel gives nine good reasons
why the citizens of Bath, Highland, and
Allegheny should vote for G. Pinckney
Jones, of Highland, the nominee Of the
Democrats to represent those counties in
the House of Delegates. These nine are
not 1.-THE of the ninety and nine good rea-
sons that might be given, but they are
enough, and the voters of those gallant lit
tie freedom-loving counties should rally,
en- maSse to his support
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Malone is shrewd political leader de-
void of conscience, and holds strong trump
card in Arthur as his hacker. If he is to
be beaten, and we believe he will be, there
must be no abatement in the good work
which is now going on. Press to the front,
Democrats
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-02

Lewis Lindsey, the great knee-deep-in-
blood negro orator, is stumping the State
for the Coalition. White men of the Old
Dominion, will you remain idle when all the
bad elements are combined to degrade You
and deprive you Of all influence and power
IN your State government?
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The Democrats are at work. From ev-
cry quarter comes good news. The Demo
Observation-Disclosures are returning to their
first love. All the enemies of Stalwart
Radicalism are aroused. In solid column
the freemen of Virginia are marching on to
victory
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In Coalition meeting at Williamsburg
on Monday of last week, in a speech, DR..
Dick Wise said:
"The Readjuster party is the only true
Republican party in the State'
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w. H. II. Frenger former editor of the
Tribune was the recipient ON Monday of a
handsome cafe presented by our townsman,
Mr.. George Payne, Of Hobbs & Payne
Ahe9hany Sentinel
The recipient should now take up his
staff and return from his political wander
ings to the Democratic camp, where the
prodigal will be welcomed and the veal
served in good style.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-02

Judge Hoadley, the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Ohio, is in Cleveland, the
guest of H. B. Payne. He made speech
there last night.
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a Cash PURCHASER can get a
BARfATN.

If 1t were not SO far rpm his land at Mecca
hsysviIle, the undersigned would not sell n
to purchase by G. n. Many, who resi Hdiasi n
Cub-Run three mi ses south of MaGaheysviIIai
and one mile froI Monte Nldeo, his Postoffice
address.
Persons wish ,ag to buy can call personally
upon the unde fsgned or aq1pes S nm 14x as fol-
APPS staunton. Va.
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Democrats of Virginia, go to work. Free
men of Virginia, work, work, WORK until
the sun sets on 9th of November! White
men of Virginia, all that you value socially
is at stake; all that your forefathers gave
their lives for is imperilled.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-02

Gov. CAMERON TO CANvAss.-Gov. Cam
eron is announced to take the stump in Viz
GINA for the Coalition cause, and will make
his first speech at Matthews Court House
October s. He will make q number of
speeches in The Southwest. and Black belt
Malone IS scared and he requires all to
work, even the Governor.
This is encouragement to the Democrats,
as it shows that victory is within their reach.
Every Democrat should work vigorously
and presistently.
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If SUI descriptions to the SPECTATOR con
tinue to come i'll much longer, as they
have done during the past several weeks,
we will have to buy paper-mill
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-02

Every voter in Augusta, Highland and
Bath, should be supplied with the SPEoTA-
TOR.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAT. ESTATE.
~ BY virtue OF decree rendered in the cir
cult court for the county of Augusta, in the
chan Gerry cause OF Tams EXecutrix VS.. Schmtt
and ais, dated the 18th of June 1888 We the
undersigned. will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the Courthouse, in
Stanton, on
Saturday, the 1871 Of October, 1888,
that very valuable real estate owned by John
Il Scherer, situated on Frederick and Market
streets in stanton
This property is laid off by plat and survey
into three lots or parcels, and will be sold ell
Their in lots or whole to suit the purchaser.
Lot No. has on it the old brick man. t-,zA
sion house, containing eight rooms, and E5gaI
all necessary out buildings, besides a skzAaEsAh
brick bakery, and fronts on Frederick st. 80
feet inches, and runs back los feet inches.
Lot No. is vacant lot fronting IS feet 8
inches on Frederick street, and runs back los
feet inches.
Lot No. 3 has on it q comfortable Frame
Dwelling House with brick basement, con-
tanning six rooms and fronts on Market street
40 feet inches, and runs back East lis feet
inches.
TERMS: Enough cash in hand to pay costs
of suit and sale, and the residue upon credit
OF enc, two, and three years, in equal INSTALL
ments, for which the purchaser will execute
bonds With approved personal security, bear
ing interest from the day of sale-reiaining
the legal title as ultimate security
Ag- Plat exhibited on day of sale.
W. +. CRAIG,
p. A BAYLOR,
G.. NJ. COCHRAN, JR..
seplI-t5s commissioners.