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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-13

The domestic pig iron market is no bet.
ter. Furnaces engaged in supplying New
York and the New England States have
heard Of fewer offers from Ohio and vir-
ginia furnaces to sell within the region
specified within the past week, and con.
cludes that the partial withdrawal OF them
from Eastern markets is indicative OF the
relatively Improbable nature OF their
transactions here in competition with
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York
furnaces. 4 prominent dealer in pig iron
ut New York points out, in calling atten-
ton to the fact that stocks Of pig iron are
very low, and TINT any revival in the de-
lnand ut all would be met with the almost
utter absence OF any supplies with whicI,
TO meet it, that about one-hali OF the fur
nacesdn the United States are nf the anti
quated pattern, and that they cannot
make iron at all in competition with the
more efficient oil titosc now in blast.
The record OF furnaces in blast October
as compared with one year ago, shows
that there has been diminuti0n OF over
81. per cent. iii the number OF active fur
naces within a year, and decrease OF
over 20 per cent. in productive capacity
OF the furnaces iii operation. 's.s'.
There has been rather more activity in
manufactured iron, owing To- the placing
OF a few new orders, but prices are nc
better. Steel rails are tirmer ut S29a3C
per ton. The reported agreement be-
tween majority OF the: stccl.rail mill
proprietofs to work but half time from
January next TO July l., 1855, has been
discussed by them and is still under ad.
visement.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19

Now that the census returns show that
sedgwick county is under the law is a first
class county with five thou sand population
TO spare, the appointment of a county audi.
ter viii be in order. This officer will be
appointed by Judge Sluss under the law.
His bond will be in the sum of SO, 900, and
TO very large extent he does the business
ordinarily done by the county board, espec-
tally all of the mere routine business such
as the examination and auditing OF
bills, etc. The commissioners with
an auditor will have occasion for very few
special meetings. The auditor under the
law will make up minutes and itemized ac-
counts Of all his allowances and transac.
tions, which exhibits must be promptly
published in the official paper Of the county,
SO that every taxpayer may see for himself
just what is being done. when this
officer will be appointed we are
not advised, but Judge Sluss being
prompt officer 1t may be looked for at any
hour. The place is not an easy one to fill
and any one but a competent accountant is
likely to get into trouble. lie must not
only aequaint himself with a good many
laws including those governing the com.
missioners, and those governing each coun-
ty officer, but he must familiarize himself
with all the routine duties pertaining to
each. In fact, good lawyer and good
business an combined make good audi
tor. The pay il 81 .000 per year.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK.

For months past il has been evident to the
county commissioners that greater force
must be employed in the Office of county
clerk. Mr.. Z. p. Ford, with all his expe.
rience in the position, and the help of one
Or two assistants, found il impossible to
keep abreast of the work. The commits
sioners could give him no legal relief un-
ill the result of the censss of this spring
should be returned. This result was
reached yesterday, when it was
found that surplus of nearly
five thousand population was left to go on.
1t was no wonder that one clerk could not
do the work. As soon as the result was
reached the commissioners in pursuance of
law resolved TO appoint a deputy county
clerk immediately. The place was offered
by them to Ed. A. Dorsey as being the man
of all others the best posted and best
qualified for the large amount of extra
work to be done. He accepted, much
10 MIR. Ford's satisfaction, and
will enter upon the duties imme-
diately. Mr.. Ford believes with such eff
Gent aid that the work Of the Office will be
brought up in very short time. As to the
EAGLES opinion of the appointment,
knowing that the county clerks books are
the check on every fund, officer and treas
urer in the county, from county treasurer
TO treasurer of school districts, and know
ing Ed. Dorsey to be one of the most COM
petent accountants in the whole state, we
have no hesitancy in saving that the com.
missioners did very wise thing, whatever
may be said by personal enemies or local
politicians.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
NARY A. eascolsNs.s nrs1A-

.Th ere is a world where giided toys
No more disturb our thoughts. no more pol.
ute our joys
There light nor shade succeed no more by
turns.
There reigns the eternal sun with an un-
clouded ray.
There all is calm us night, yet all immortal
day,
And truth forever shines and love forever
burns"
And to that eternal home Of light and
calm happiness has the spirit Of the deur
wife and sweet mother flown.
Yesterday afternoon it was only the dull
clay casket which was left to commingle
with its mother mould.
Mrs. Gascoigne, the wife of John Gas
coigne, and mother OF Edward Gascoigne,
Mrs. Hattie Price and Mrs. Nathan Cook,
came TO this city in 1871 among the the first
settlers. Her loving children she has seen
as men and women, aud long enjoyed their
love and affection, and watched her chill.
dren's children develop into sweet buds of
promise, but the Master has called her to a
home Of rest and eternal joy after useful
and blameless life of three score years and
four, after life full of years and of ripe
M
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
ESCAPED INTO The TERRITORY

Under Sheriff Derby who went to Well
ington few days ago for the purpose OF
arresting Frank Peck, returned home Fri
day night without bis man. II seems that
Peck, after stabbing Eagan at the Douglas
Avenue house, and escaping the officers
here. went to Wellington where he secured
employment at hotel. A few days later a
lady connected with the Douglas Avenue
went TO Wellington on avisit and happened
TO put up at the house where Peck was
working. She at once recognized him. and
wrote back to friends in this city the nature
OF her discovery. Peck saw and recognized
her, and was not slow In coccIudng what
course she would pursue, and TO he ON the
safe side, he went directly to his proprietor,
drew what was coming TO him. and YAM
oosed into the territory, having left Well
ington two days befor the under sheriff
went in search of him. As there was no
clue as TO the route he had taken, or in
which direction he went. Derby concluded
it would be useless to try and follow him,
so returned home.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
TOWNSHIP 25.

42s--:20 acres miles northeast. 800,
496--sO acres, Is in cultivation, hedged, house
barn. 5-acre grove, * miles east of Valley
Center. 1,6J0.
3Sf--l60 acres, 100 acres improved, all hedged
house, orchard, 10 acres In cultivation,
miles north of Valley Center. 1900.
329--240 acres, hair In cultivation, house
groves, all river bottom, 81 miles of Valley
Center. ) 900
320--lG0 acres 81 miles of Sedgwick. 100 acre.
crossed, living water, choice bottom. I 800
3l9--l6O acres, half bottom, 1876 acres in cult
walton, house of rooms. stable, hedged
and crossed in 40-acre lots, orchard, on
Chisholm creek, miles of station. I,0o0.
3l6--345 acres miles northeast of Valley Gen.
ter, allhighly improved-a choice farIn-21J
acres in cultivation, I-acre grove, 70-acre
pasture, living water, acres in wheat,
large variety of fruit. 5000.
3i4--S0 acres, 20 broke, Is mi. northeast. 800.
3ll-- 100 acres, IS acres in cultivation, house,
a. acres fenced Is miles northeast. 2,500.
39--l60 acres. house Of rooms, barn, gran
airy, crib, orchard, 100 acres highly improv-
bottom, miles of Sedgwick 4 800.
LEO acres mi. Of Valley Center, rich bot
tom, u acres broke, $50 rods fence. 2,003
s0.--lG0 acres Ii miles northeast, house of =
rooms, all fenced with wire, rich bottom
land. 5000
31--lG0 acres Ii miles northeast, raw 200
1920 acres miles of Valley Center, 30 acres
under cultivation, house l5x26 3 rooms, good
spring. apple and peach orchards. s,001
1920 acres miles from Se1gwick, 10 acrss
under cultivation. $500.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19

A new time table for the above road wen
into effect Thursday, between Wichita ant
kingmaD. The passenger train going wes
will leave Wichita with the mails at q. m.
leave Goddard At 10 a. m, leave Garder
Plain at 1880 a.. M, leave Cheney at II a
m, leave Murdoch at lI:35 a. M, and arrive
at KingmaD at 1915 p. m. Returning viii
leave for Wichita and the east at 1:3o p m
and arrive at Wichita at 4:45 p. M, making
the run in 3 hours aud is minutes. The
freight train for the west will leave Wich.
its at LEO p. m. and arrive at Kingman al
G p. m. The freight will leave Kingman in
the morning at q. N. and arrive at Wieh.
ita at 1880 n. m. This is the present ar.
rangement as shown by the new time card
on our table. If the freight trains carries
passengers people along the line can come
to Wichita and 60 back the same day,
spending two hours in the city, or by the
passenger and spend two hours at King
man =
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
PERSONAL MENTION


Hon. VIM. Ross was in the city Satur
day, wearing his "spoon" badge, which
means that the sage OF the Minnesota is fo
old Ben. Butler Tor president.
-Thode Brown and J. II. Smith, two
prominent farmers of Grant township, were
in the city Saturday aud gave the EAGLE {
friendly call They report all crops as
looking fine in their section.
Mr.. Fred Trickey and Mr.. G. o. Dakin,
two of Mulvane's brightest and most com.
petent young business men, Were in the city
last week, and paid their respects to the big
mo rning daily.
DIR. McBurnee, of Louisville, Kentucky,
an old friend and acquaintance OF both
Bentice and his successor, Watterson, ar.
rived in our city last Friday. lie came west
TO seek a location and home, and he said
when he saw Wichita, he knew he didn t
want to go any further. DIR. Nc. is an old
acquaintance of DIR. L. F. Sherwood, who
called with him.
Rev. W. +. Harper returned from the
Souiihcuctmcnl u ottaWa tufNtTsitv
Thursday evening Some important
changes were made In the policy OF the in
stitution, notably the establishment of
business and normal departments, ane pro-
vision for biblical instruction. The high
standard OF the school in the classical de-
partment Is to be maintained, and facilities
increased for general or elective courses.
Mr.. Harper reports very pleasant time,
all the exercises rejecting credit upon the
faculty for thoroughness OF instruction and
devotion to the interests of the institution.
Hon. Thos. Cavanaugh, ex-secretary OF
state, who was a delegate from Washing
ton Territory TO the national republican
and who came back down to
this county 10 see his brother-in-law. W.
w. Hays, and bis sister, Mrs Hays, left
for Washington, ID. e.. last Thurs
day. Mr.. Cavanangh's home is at Olym-
pia, but lie is often over at Tacoma where he
never fails to see John NJ. Steele, who he
says is doing splendidly in every way.
Steele owns claim down on the bay which
is in contest, but which, if he wins, will
be very valuable. Mr.. Cavanaugh says that
the health Of his family has so improved,
especially that Of his children, that it
makes him contented TO live in that far
away country. Thomas looks older, his
hair is turning gray rapidly, but his eye is
as bright as ever.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
TOWNSHIP go.

i12--l10 acres 10 miles west, miles north o
station. 500.
4l9--S2o acres. 100 acres in cultivation. wei
improved 5000.
4lS--l6D acres, IL acres improved Is mile,
northeast. 900.
4f3--320 acres, l20 acres in cultivation, goo,
house. large barn, on Chisholm creek, wei
fenced, miles north Of Wichita. IL, 800
42--l60 acres IA acres in cultivation, house
of 10 rooms, barn a4Ni0. fenced, in high
state Of cultivation. 1909,
4ol-- loo acres Is miles west, q miles north oil
srailroad stations. 1000.
40o--2o0 acres, mostly under wire fence, wind
mill, house, barn, 10 mi southwest. s, 800
3E--32O acres. all fenced with wire. 5000
39l--lGO acres miles northeast, raw. 5000
4i5--l60 acres choice land 10 miles northeast
Loo.
334--lG0 acres, % acres in cultivation, house
hedged, miles north Of Wichita. $500.
3S--2t0 acres, half in cultivation, hedge, liy-
ing water, Chisholm bottom, & miles north
900.
3ai--s0 acres of Cowskin lard. 900.
32i--320 acres 10 miles northeast, highly i'm
proved, house, barn, apple orchard @, 100.
3d8--l+G acres choice land, 100 acres In cultiva.
ton, living spring and brook, miles norsh-
east, ~ miles of Greenwich. $3.50.
3O0--1s acres. 10 improved, good house, stable,
+miles southwest of Valley Center, bottom
land. 200.
ss':.l4i acres, all bottom, plenty timber, on
Big river, 100 acres improved, house
stable, crib, smoke house, hog lots, etc
miles from Valley Center. 1000
2i3--2i0 acres, ) acres timber. 200 acres under
cultivation, house of rooms, barn 2tx2S,
good corn-crib, granary and uut-buildings,
5-acre orchard, living water, miles OF
railroad station model farm and good
one; black rich land, and well improved
farm adjoining. COCO
2i0--l60 acres 10 miles northeast 1900
is0-l60 acres II miles northwest, acres tim
Der. ITO acres under Guilty alton, house of 4
rooms, barn lSx22, corn-crib I0x22, stable
l4x2i, all fenced with wire, 20 acres for
pasture, acres board fence for hogs. or
chard. $500
l05-lG0 acres s miles northeast, house, X
story, rooms, I'D acres under cultivation,
a-acre orchard, stable, corn-crib, etc liv-
ing water, AZ miles of railroad station.
400.
4s-lGO acres 10 miles northeast, l2O acres IN
der cultivation, good house, 80 rods of
hedge, two springs living water. 5000.
35-3G--320 acres miles of Germsnia 5000.
40 $50 acre. 10 miles northwest of Cheney,
house of rooms, barn and other buildings,
32U acres under wire fence, watered by
spring branch VIII trade for city prop
erty. $3.50.
459 1879 20-l00 acres Ii miles northwest, raw,
Cowskin land. 1850.
AGO 80 acres adjoining Greenwich. fine. 800.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19

THURSDAY, June IL, 1884.
The board met as q board Of equalization.
all members present, and transacted the
following business:
1t was ordered that the valuation on
horses in Grand River township be raised
Is per cent. Motion that the remainder OF
personal property in Grand River town.
ship remain as assessed. Carried.
Ordered that the assessment on ne or OF
se Or Of sc or sec tp. q r east be raised
saoG.
Ordered that the acre lot belonging to
Hartell be raised SIS.
! Ordered that the valuation Of sec 16, II
and q, sw or Of sec % and NV Or of sec 81,
in the north hf Of sec 20 tp q % east, be
raised SO per cent.
Ordered that the valuation Of Sc Or of sec
Is tp 81 east. be raised 100 per cent.
| Ordered that the valuation of the e or
of sec 30 tip 81 range east be raised fifty
per cent.
| ordered that the valuation of Wichita
township outside of the above described
property be raised twenty-five per cent.
Ordered that the valuation Of Delano
township outside of the above described
limits be raised twenty-five per cent. except
the NV or of sec 30 tp q range east shall
be raised 200 per cent.
All real estate in the following townships
was eqalized as follows-personal property
to remain as returned by the township as
SCISSORS:
Attica township raised 3 per cent; Rock
ford, %; kechi, Is Union lowered II;
Payne, .; Waco, II; Grand RIVER, IL
Minneha raised 10; Park, 80 Is; Lincoln,
Il; Greeley, IS; Minnesota, 30; Ohio.
80 Is Eagle, IS; Salem, 8; Gypsum, |
Morton, SO, Viola. Il; Illinois, 1; Erie, 81;
Sherman, 10; Alton, 2; Garden Plain, s.
Personal property valuation of Davis Il
Popenoe raised to "a, 900.
Wichita street railway assessment raised
$1,000.
Ninety-eight head Of cattle assessed to
VIM. +. Green. in Gypsum towdship, re-
turned AS the property Of Quinlan, Mont
gomery & Co., assessed s2,4S0.
On motion, school district No. 50, was
charged si.,5 erroneous taxes collected on
the personal property Of J. A. Hanson, and |
school district No. AZ, credited with 20 cents |
Of said amount.
On motion, the penalty on lots on the sw
or Of the Sc or Of sec "a, %, Nv, was |
abated.
ON motion, Z. a. Dorsey was appointed
assistant county clerk.
The board adjourned TO meet at a. m. |
Saturday.
T.. T.. FORD, County Clerk.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
Revised List of Our Lands.

.on $40 -. -,
90. - aoIes, al ieiceu Win WIRE 3,UU.
.,a nalI In cultivation, mouse, stable
osc n III southwest, Cowskin iand 800:
""--iou acres, l5u improved, house, stable
sramary, miles south, on river. 4,JDS
o'o,,l~ acres, All improved, 40 fruit trees,
% IN niies southwest choice bottom cheap.
SUB
oHo oe acres, haii improved, 10 miies SOUTH
.. west. I,"1
a"'-.ioo acres Ninnescah bottom, > miles south
OF 1heney 800.
"', ioo acres, all unuer cultivation, near sta
u9n mouse, grove, bottom land 200.
''o, 100 hcres. ~ acres IN cultivation. good
mouse i,6oO;
@h,-ioo acres, ~ acres III cultivation, second
bottom. 80.
a'z, 100 acres, ~ acres In cultivation, second
potion. i,GU
i.-ip acres, 10 acres IN cultivation, house,
heuge. l,o1.
JS--ioe acres, iWacres In cultivation, house.
goon lsnd. 900.
S8--ivo acres, 10 acres In cultivation, part in
a., wheat. ,oW:
'h--oo acres miles south, W scres in cnitiva-
,,o ti9 9e, bottom 50.
"f"-,p acres, haii III CULTIVATION, house,
stream. ,oO.
"'o-.ioo acres, soou mouse. hedges, good i'm
no, Pi ,cn l z,Vp.
o"I o-Ioo acres ~ ihlies southwest, choice iand,
,, % acres .n IN cultivatloh: 2,ZO,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
TOWNSHIP 81,

2j9 100 acres, raw, 6 miles of station. / 800
2j6 $50 acres, raw, well watered, 3 miles o.
station. $500.
2aj 50 acres, all under cultivation, , mile.
from wichita. 2,000.
10 lG0 acres, raw 10 miles east. 200
% loo acres miles from station, l20 under
cultivation, small house. 800.
81 100 acres miles from Wichita, $50 acre.
under cultivation, house ltX2S, good barn
fine apple and peach orchard, all hedget
and cross-hedged. $500.
% $50 acres, raw, 20 miles west. 800.
% 32o acres miles from station, acre.
timber, 40 acres under cultivation, good
house l6x26 with basement, stable, corn
cribs, etc, 20 acres board fence, living
stock water, orchard, fine black land.
d, 40
o. 100 acres, raw, living stock water !
miles southeast of Wichita. $50.
III 30 acres 10 miles east, no under cultiva-
ton, house, History, lty24, barn 30x32
mile hedge, living water, 1000 peach, apple
and cherry trees $500.
"a l6e acres miles from Cheney. 40 under
cultivation, house l2xl6 with kitchen, out
houses, good spring and running stock wa
ter, 100 peach and 40 apple trees, mile to
school. 100 cash, balance in and years
at $ per cent price, 800.
$40 acres 30 under cultivation, % acres
timber, houses, barns, gransry, corn
other fruit, acres board hog-iight fence
with Cowskin running through-a never
failing stock water; miles from Wichita.
splendid hog or stock farm raised rs
bushels of corn to the acre In 1858 1900.
453 loo acres, all bottom, miles southwest,
house of rooms, barn, 32x32. 10 acres tim
Der. acres orchard bearing, So acres pas
ture, 4 miles hedge, 100 acres 10 cultiva-
ton. 1880.
$3.50 acres, 40 acres under cultivation .
miles west. 2. 100.
4S5--l6O acres, so acres in cultivation, 2 miles
west. 1900.
43i--16o acres. 40 acres In cultivation, miles
southwest. 5000.
40 LEO acres miles northwest, good build
ings, highly improved. 1900.
4lS--l6D acres raw land 20 miles west, between
Cheney and Garden Plains 800
3S.}--lG0 acres :p-acre orchard in bearing,
house. stable, granary, hedged, ) miles
west 1000.
3G9--lJ0 acres, half in cultivation, house, or
chard, grove, 10 miles west. cheap. 1890.
Hs;--l60 acres part in cultivation, : miles
north of Cheney. 800.
2a5--22O acres, house OF rooms, grAnary, crib,
stable, grove, orchard, hedge etc. miles
east OF Cheney. 500.
9S--lIo acres, raw, watered, miles east.
l,s50.
I33--ll3 acres X miles west, fenced, good
buildings, so acres In cultivation. $3.50.
49, leo acres, watered, miles east 1920.
4l0--40 acres mile north OF town, good house,
all In high cultivation. 5,c0a
4l1--so acres, good house, fruit, on Little riv-
er. 5000.
4as--sO acres 4 miles east 1900
iOt--S0 acres 2 miles north of town. 1000
S1--520 acres miles west, good house ami
cellar, good barn, stable, orchard, 20 acres
wire fenced 5000
335--l30 NC 'es between the rivers, adjoining
Park. J,OOG.
4JO--l60 acres miles east, smooth second bot
TOM 00c.
30l- LEO acres, house of 5 rooms, barn, gran
AIRY, sheds, corrals, l mile hedge, lis acres
in cultivation, cheap, $500.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19
TOWNSHIP %.

$3.50 acres % mi. southwest, raw land. 500
i3f--l6D acres raw choice bottom - mile
southwest. | 500.
43l--l6O acres, 100 acres well improved, gooS
buildings. 1900
As $50 acres 10 miles south, raw 1000
i6l 100 acres 30 miles southwest, 10 acre
under plough, good land. 300.
i2l-- $40 acres, choice bottom, well improved
5000
Also acres miles of Clearwater 900.
4li--160 acres 10 miles southwest, good house
barn, crib, granary, all hedged, 80 acres il
forest trees, fine place. 600.
:93--2f0 acres Il miles southwest, cheap. :, 500
5000 acres and store 10 miles sw. 2,00O.
3ss- l60 acres, well improved, house, orchard
hedged, pasture and hog lot, 10 miles south
vest. 1900.
5S5--l60 acres, half improved, house, p mile.
southwest. 800.
S0--2i0 acres Is miles southwest, near Clear
water, miles good hedge, L., miles board
and wire, well improved. choice place
315--i00 acres Minnesota bottom. house, cor
raj, Is miles sw. $3.50.
Si5 leo acres, loo acres in cultivation, grove
bottom land. 900.
3E--l60 acres, GO acres in cultivation firs
bottom, house. 500.
3i6--l60 acres, 20 acres in cultivation, bottom
400.
$40 leo acres, river bottom. raw. 800.
Sa1,-l60 acres, good grazing and farm land
], 800.
4ts--6i0 acres, houses, barns, stables etc.
20-acre grove. miles to station north and
south, choice, highly improved farm.
1900.
4i9-3j0 acres Spring creek bottom, all first
class, house, orchard, corrsls, pastures
etc, nothing better. 5000.
AZ l6O acres, raw, miles east Of Derby
1900.
29,-i60 acres miles south of Cheney, house,
l2o acres in cultivation. ,2W.
290--l6U acres , miles of Mulvane, 81 acres In
cultivation, house, stable, granary, 40 acres
hedged. 5000.
2SS--l60 acres lower Cowskin land, good house
and barn, IS acres under wire and board
fence, orchard of all kinds of fruit in bear
ing, 3 miles from depot 900
21s 100 acres choice land 80 miles sw. l. 200
al lGo acres, watered by living creek, 3
miles southwest. 200
27j l6D acres, raw. - miles southwest. / 200.
laS go acres Is miles south. miles from
railroad station, l55 acres under cultiva-
ton, log house and kitchen. IS acres under
wire fence, several cow and hog lots fenced
with board fence, living water, q fine body
of land. 5000
timber. 80 acres under cultivation, house
OF rooms. living stock water. II. 500.
81 800 acres southwest, well watered, fine
stock farm. 2,J00.
under cultivation, house Of rooms, gran
AIRY and stable, 10 acres meadow, living
stock water, fine bottom lands. $500.
% 100 acres miles OF station, $40 acres I'M
der improvement, house OF , rooms, stable,
corn-cribs, etc. all hedged and cross
hedgel, good well and wind mill, 25Oo
bearing fruit trees of all kinds, raw lands
adjoining. 5000.
20 l60 acres mile from Clearwater, Is acres
of fine grove, 30 acres pasture fenced with
wire, l20 acres under cultivation, house l6x
u, III story, 5 rooms well finished, corn
crib l0N2t, single roof, barn 2fx2t, TX
story, good granary for 1900 bushels of
grain, ~ acres fenced with hedge, 3 cor
rails, good wells, living stock water, $50
apple and 200 peach trees, all bottom land.