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office to Customers and Others,

Notice to Customers and others,
Hilger's bakery, S5S Main street, will
move temporarily, on account OF re-
pairs TO his present building, TO 9lS
Main street, only one block above.
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Attend TO it Now.

kidney diseases should he checked
at the outset. When they become
chronic they are dangerous. Taken
at once, Parksr's Tonic will prevent
their development.
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EW-None genuine without bunch
OF green Hops on the white label.
Shun all tho vile, poisonous stuff with
"Hop" or "Hops" in their name.
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Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines
ssiaom &c; out OF order, butif they do.
ana are carried TO 903 Elm street, thew
VIII DC adjusted free of charge for
snree years from date OF purchase.
Needles for all machines.
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Group, whooping cough and bron.
chitie Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by J. i. Williams Il
Co.
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitslizer Ia
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by j. L..
Williams IL Co,
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just try u bottle OF DIR. Scott's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists,
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Oysters! oysters! Always ahead.
Fresh Saddle Rock oysters AZ Livings.
TOMS Delmonico Restaurant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-30

Bruoho, the Main street grocer,
Ike pa nothing but the freshest grocer
les, canned goods and green groceries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-30

Notice to Publishers,
A Chambers Folder in perfect order,
for sale cheap. Address HERALD Office,
Dallas, Texas.
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For lame back, side or chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price rs
cents. Sold by j. l.. Williams IL Co,
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1t Is q Pardonahle Thing

To covet good looks. Parker's Hair
balssm gives gloss, richness i and
weal tn to the hair. Clean, pure,
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Orr, 7A Main street, IL receiving
large shipments of bugglos, carriages,
Otc,, daily,
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Trust No Others
Why. endure the agonies of neural.
gia, when Benson's Capcine Porous
Plassers will quickly relieve it. 25
cents.
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just try u bottle of DIR. Scott's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
DRUGGISTS.
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PATTERsoN's soda and mineral
waters are made from cistern water,
200 Main street, corner Poydras. New
stand.
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We make snecialty OF tho celebrated
Joel b. Frazier whisky, and Wagon
haeuser beer exclusively.
Two BRoTHE6s' SALOON.
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Rough sndreauy straws, in al
styles NJ Bauman's.
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Bouche, the grocer, has rs iine tos,
coffee, sugar, canned goods, AZ can be
bought anywhere.
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Go TO Tension Bros, for saddles and
harness - opposite Ssngcr's, Elm
street.
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orr's buggios are selling fast, IA
Main street.
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SIDEWALK NOTES

The Fisher pianos. viii A. Watkin
q Co., HERALD building.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

m d was an lmmpnsl relief 0 me- MY
oluscl n'a was cleared Of a wei ght which
was pressing upon IL, | felt hracsd up 10
VS. every effort, and thoroughly juitihld In
following whatever course | thOugha b1st
Moreover, q new rela ionshlp was now es-
tablished between Fhilippa and myself, For
awhile every feeling snve one must DO ban
shed, We we're now doctor AMI patient,
After much persuasion linlucsd her 10
lot me feol her pula'. As expected, ound
II up nearly ~ one hundred and twenty
qhi, did not alarm me much, as In tho course
II my practice l hal seen several OF these
cnseR. The preliminary treatment was sim
pie as A d O. at al cost sleep must DO OBJ
tanned.
Fortunately, | had a we'll stocked medl'
elmo chest In a few minutes | had pre-
pared the strongest dose OF opium which
laHel TO administer, In such u case rs the
resent | knew that no orb ets would avail,
o | measured out no less than sixty drops OF
laudanum Sleep the girl must have, That
poor seething, lolnng IRAN must by artificial
means be forced 10 rest Tor hours. After
that rest | should DO able TO say what chance
here was NJ saving lifs and reason.
hut preparing a dose OF medicine and
making a patient like this TO take II, are "
~lilfareut thlngt | trIel every art, every
persuasion, implored and comman lol, !
threatened and in isted, PnIlippa was OH
lurate. Poor SOUL she knew ! mean. 10
poison her On my part, ! Enw that unless
she swallowed that narcotic 10 night her
case wal all but hopeless.
rested for awhile; then ] sent for luke
warm water AT n some resistance sho SUI.
fered ml 10 battle her ~throbling temples
The refreshing coo,nes' which followed tle
operation was 80 grateful TO hor that sho lot
mo repent me action again and again, A
oft and more cOntented look settled on her
beautiful face,
seiged he moment Once more | dressed
the potion upon h,r. This time succ ssiully.
MY heart trembled with Joy 40 | saw her
swallow the drug, Now she mighs b. saved
still continued tho comforting LAYING OF
her temples, and waited until the drug took
is duo effect. by and by thHtmoment came,
Tho larg, dark eyes clos, !, the weary h I'D
sank heavily on my shoulder, nnd l knew
that Philippe had entered upon a term OF
merclful oblivion
/ waitsd until her sleep was sound ne the
heep OF uehtHi bnrH huIHIhpn'h my man.
I had already told him that my sister was
very III. Between us wo bore her 10 her
room I'D laid her on her b5d. ! loosenoi
her dres, cut tho wet boots from her cold
feet, did all ! could to promote warmth and
such comfort an was ossibl under the cir.
ouinstancei. Then | left hor, sleeping that
heavy sleep which / prayed might last un.
broken for hours. and hours. and hours
CONTINUED IN OUn NExl,J
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nook NOTICES.

Harner's Young PEOPLE begins ~ ca
Teer in England under thu most pr0mia-
ng auapicet, Tie prompt demand for
thp paper Ia RESPONSE ~ the h~nNOnnre,
meni o. the EnPllsh edition compelled
Me- srs s Low Il Co, TO Print $4,000 cop
ira " tho initial nnmb'r, j.,
In HE j nuary Harper'a, by way OF
contrast with our wlntTy weather, Mr.
BaTnit Plllipa Will describe thu balmy
delights Of"fhe Cruise OF The Wall0wy'
along tina Florida coat. The NallOwy
wa u sch Oner yacht chartered at Cedar
KEYS by q party Of Fix Northern TOURISTS,
aud her cruise OF three weeks of the
west coast Of Florida wa made 1T u cost
of about $500, Those who wish to know
'hOw TO no II" for them lelyes VIII DO
especially Interested In the paper, which
viii have charming illustrations from
the pencils OF II. Swain clifford and
others
with the year 1885 two important seri'
Rls will be commenced In Harper'a Maya
clue, One OF them by Constance Feni'
more WO l,On. whose a" Anne" aud For
he NJ r" placed her In the front rank
Of Anne lean novel ats. Her new novel
will be calltd East Angles" aud II
rTOmiHes b. he M strong q story AZ
"Arne," while superior TO II In artistic
treatment. The other SAT the Red
GlOye"-- q q bright. humorous novel 10
cntei In Berne Switzerland, by a writer
M 10 who's identity the public Ia per-
United 10 guess. IL IL TO DO fully Illus
lrAt d by Mr., g. :. Reinhart, from
skprhes made amid the scenes OF the
novel,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
TIE CHEAT BEEF CASE.


The Sad Results which Followed q Quar-
rel over . nll of Twenty-Five Gents,
One OF the most celebrated OF law
suits was tried In tho Circuit Court OF
Fayette County, Indiana, In 1920 That
county, whose county scat Is Conners-
Vile, has been the home OF some oil
the most distinguished mon who over
lived In Indiana, Among them were
Hon, Caleb d. Smith, Lincoln's first
Secretary Of the Interiors Hon. o. IL,
Smith, Representative and United
States Senator; Hon. Samuel W.
Parker, Representative In Congress,
and Judge Jere Wilson, Representative
In Congress, and now q leading lawyer
OF this city,
The case was as follows Isaac Jones
kept u butcher shop, Edward Harper
bought twenty-five cents worth OF beef
OF him, Having no change, Harper
hung Jones up for the beef. Some
days after Jones dunned Harper for
the money, but the latter refused to
pay on the ground that the beef was
bad. Jones brought suit before q JUS
toe OF the peace, laying his damages at
two dollars and fifty cents, Several
jury trials were had, all Of which re-
suited In failures TO find a verdict,
Finally a verdict was given In favor OF
Jones for twenty-five cents, The case
was appealed TO the Circuit Court,
where many mistrials were had. Al
last, at the spring term OF 1890, the
case came on for hearing again. The
people turned out rs though II was n
rally 10 see q candidate for the Prosl-
dency, ora circus, The counsel on
each side were numerous and among
tho most distinguished In the
State. Those for Jones were General
james Noble, John Test, Amos Lane,
and James'B Kay, Those for Harper
were William w. Wick, Daniel Caswell,
and William G, Drew. After tho evil
dence WIS all In the counsel consumed
two days In tho argument, not days OF
four hours only, as Is the case In this
city, but days OF ten hours each. The
jury was out all night. The next
morning they rendered n verdict for
the defendant. Jones lost his beef,
and the Sheriff sold his farm and home
TO pay the costs, which amounted TO
over eleven hundred dollars. His law.
yer's fees stripped Harper bare. And
thus were two men ruined In n quarrel
over u quarters worth OF beef WASH
ingtOn Hdkchek,
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SNAkE-BITES.
v -


-
How n Yuoatan Indian Applied Remsdie,
with n suooosaful Result
Prompt action and a good knowl.
edge OF antidotcs enable tho natives OF
warm c climates frequently to avert fatal
consequences when bitten by venomous
snakes, Mr.. Samuel A. Bard, In HE
"Waikna," describing his adventures
In Guatemala, relates how an Indian
boy was bitten and rescued from DEATH
"My Paya boy, while engaged In
gathering dry wood, took hold OF n
fallen branch under which was colled q
venomous snake, known as the tama.
CASA. He had scarcely put down his
hand when the serpent struck him In
the arm. He killed II, graspod II by
the tail, and hurried TO or camp.
al was much alarmed, for his aglta-
ton was extreme, and his face and
whole body were OF an ashy color,
"My Yucatan Indian, Antonio, was
not at hand, and | was at an utter loss
what TO do, beyond tying q ligaturo
tightly around the arm. The Paya,
however, retained his presence OF mind,
and unrolling 4 mysterious little bun.
die, which contained his suanty ward.
robe. took out a nut Of about the size
and much the appearance Of n horse.
chestnut, which he hastily crushed, and
mixing II with water, drank Il down.
Antonio having returned, and
learning the state OF the case, FASTENED
away to the low grounds on tho edge
OF the savannah, whence he came back
In the course OF half an hour with q
quantity Of some kind OF root. which
had a strong smell Of musk. impossible
to distinguish from that Of the genuine
civet.
"This he crushed and formed into q
kind Of poultice, bound II on the
wounded arm, and gave the boy 10
drink u strong infusion OF the same.
This done, he led him down to the
beach, dug u hole in the moist sand, In
which he buried his arm 10 the shout.
der, pressing the sand closely around
IL.
~ thought this an emphatic kind Of
treatment, which might DO good foi
Indians, but which would BIO pretty
likely to kill q white man.
"Thc boy remained with his arm
buried the entire night, but next morn.
ing, save being n little pale and weak
from the effects Of these powerful rem.
edies, he was as well as ever, and 70.
sumed his usual oocupations."-
Youths Companion.
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INDUSTRIAL DEPR' ssION IN GREAT
BktTAIN,

-
Seems to be very severe, ~ statls'ics
given In the London Times show. Thu
imports OF the year just closed wer
forty millions OF pounds sterling lev
than tho YER before; the value OF Bh
ish aud Irish manufactures exported II
1884 was elk millions OF pounds less thnI
h, exports VI lhs same class Of go0'ah
1889 In ad "A Ion II Ia pointed out thai
prof 8 are smaller, wages lower, an
work scarcer." Some eight millions Il
the population " Englald and Nales
are dependent directly on product "
Industry" and what 10 3, become
these II the decline CT business conliunr'
much further IL q eerious question. One
Item mentioned is that Ia the ''coa
trade alone the loes ~ 0aD'rs AID pro
ducers on tho yield Of 1882 by the redur'
lion Of price IN ten years " not le'r
than seventy eight millions OF pound;
and metallurglc. textile, and agrirul
tural industries all tail the same tale
In n speech delivered a few days since
at Manchester. Thomas Hughes, N. p,
author OF "Tom Brown" said often BE-
fore within living memory there had
been times Of depression and stapnatiou
10 trade, but never anything like u I
VI the present time. One universal cly
Of distress was going up from every
great trade and Industry 10 the land
And what was that crIY Surely tn,
strangest that ever went up from any
great trading community TIL now
Too much CORN 100 much sugar TOO
much cotton too much labOr,' too
much, In short, Of every species OF
wealth; and yet merchants and manu-
iacturers we're being ruined, while two
thirds. at least, Of our people were I'M
deried, badly clothed and mis-
erably housed" He then proceeded
to say that compsti lon had turned
every mans hand against his
neighbor until the keenesl and least
s%crupulous, instead OF the wiseet and
most upright Of men, had come IT, the
front, and got to the font Of aim 81
every branch Of Industry and trade"
He would not sAy that the time had ac'
tually come WHEN an honest aud scfu'
pulous mai could not live by trade, but
II wal not far of.
The point the Chicago Times makes
40 to these conditions abb oad so nike
the business situation In our own
country, IL that while free trade has had
the effect TO stimulate competition to n
Iuinous plce IN England, protection has
had the eame Precise fleet n this couu
try. England and America, ant podpan
IN their methods aud SYSTEM, have, 10y
marching IN opposite directions, reached
tx icily The ame roint
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

have heen bothered with calarrh for
about twent, years. | could not tell
hOw mtny dif rent remedies / have
tfiei, and none seemed TO reach my case
IKE Ely's Cream Balm. had lost my
smrlI entirely for thu last fifteen years,
aud | had almost lost my hearing. My
eyes we're getting w dim that had 10
get aomA one 10 thread my needle Now
| have nv hearing ~ we'll az ever had
atd 6 n see 10 thread M fine needle
Az ever | md, aud my smell IL prrtly 70.
stored. aud II seem ~ DO improving oil
u 0 time. think there In nothing like
El,'u rram atlm for CatMrh. always
Lad n lrouhlt with my throat and q III
tie hacking cough aud am almost well
n that, Mr.. II H. Grimes, 67 Valley b.,
Rendflll, Perry Co.. ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
ELECTRICITY IN MATS.
A Now Invention That WIN Render EycrJ
House Burglar-Proof.

hOuht burNitV-t 'oUt
Among the latest uses TO which cleo
tricity Is applied with remarkable sue
cess Is in burglar alarms, through
means Of an invisible mating. Every
opening ina large building can have
an invisible mat, which upon the leas'
touch will start II bell ringing that will
not stop until the occupant awokos ane
turns II of. II desired the gus can b,
turned on simultaneously with III,
alarm, thus fully exposing tho burg
lar. This mating Is placed unGor th,
carpet, and, by means OF q wire nj
tached. sends OF the alarm. The very
servants In tho house do not know
where the mats arc situated, and
can not cut the connecting wires. Amy
sized mat can be had TO NJ any open
ing. or they n be placed noa n saf,
or any place where v~nluubles ARE kept
Placed under the table or desk, an al
most impcrccbtible pressure OF the
foot calls the servant or attendant, the
waiter In the kitchen, the butler and
COhcIlnun. TVSpoCtlNViy, lroIn tno pun
try aud stable. No sncak-thief can en'
ter a building or dwelling without
starting nm alarm immediately. A mar
coming homo late at night steps On Oh,
mat; the gas Is III INSTANTLY dowr
stairs and upstairs. He goes TO hi
bedroom, presses q mat there and III,
gas down stairs goes out, leaving thai
In bis room lit. The surface Of III,
carpet Is not made uneven, nor does II
wear the carpet IN the least. The sy's
tenn has met with wondernu success. aut
many large dwellings on Fifth nvenu,
supplied with II are IN difficult TO eutei
undetected NJ blowing up a safe when
the cashier Is present. Al the dinner
table tho lady Of tho house calls u SCR
want by u pressure Of the foot, wltbou
sounding n gong. u takes only u few
hours to equip Il building. The plan
costs from two hundred and fifty dol
lars to five hundred dollars. IN Y
kaii and EyyreSs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

PHYSICIANS In New Jersey are prepar'
Nc ahul " ptes,nt ~ the n,xt Leglsla.
ture, designed TO lessen the growth OF
Quackpty aud the licenaing OF unqnali'
ard practitioners, The bill Ia said 10 be
satisfactory 10 both the leading schools
NJ neiicine. II provides for the ap.
pOintinent. by ihe Governor Of the State,
of u hoard ~ txtminera and licenaers,
consisting Il ~ ven allOpatha and two
n~omoenpalhs, chosen from a list submit.
ted by rielles renreaenting these
schools NJ medicine, who shall pass on
the qualifications OF candidates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

J. A. Tawney, Esq, a leading attorney
OF Winona, Mum. writes: AFTER using
II for more than three years, J take great
Measure In stating that ! regard Dr.,
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
~ the best remedy In the world for
Coughs and Colds. " bas never failed
TO cure the most severe colds have had,
and invariably relieves the pain In the
chest" Trial bottles OF this ure cure
for oil Throat and Lung Discusses may he
mad Free NJ p. II. Burr's Drug Store.
Large giye, al,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

Almost every lady hebitually usea
some kind Of hair dressing. lt@a toilet
necessity. PurkeI's Hair b lsam ~ The
beat, because " gives glous AMI %uOftneas;
arrests falling out; does NOT soil the
most defeats fabric; IN dsliously per.
fumed; cools the head; erndicates dsn
drufY, and promotes q lUxD,iaIt growth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Sheriff Sale.

German Deposit Bank Order Of vondi N,
Jullus whitman 4 noury %vosolsj D'''
by virtue Of \ yondl eIponAs Issued By tho olorh az
tho court OF common pl0AA OF stark 90, Ohio, In the
above action and 70 mo directed l will oifor Tor sale u
public outoIy At tho door Of tho court house, In tho siu
Of Canton. on
Saturday, the 18th day OF February, 1885.
the following described roal oatAte aituAts In STAN
county, Ohio. towit Lot number fourteen hundred
and twelve IN tho CITY Of UAnlon.
Appraised ut $500,
sale to oommenOe At ono o'clock .. NJ. Terma, sAsh
JAMES LEE. sherin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

Ayers 9 rsapWilla, being highly con
cenlrmr H., r Quiran smaller dose, and Ia
more Ipc'iyp. dose for dose, than any
other blood medicine II Ia the cheapest
hecause the best. Quality and not
Qlautity should he considered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Sale.

II. J, Summers Order Of Execution. stark counts Dom.
Va mon Pleas Court
John Adams,
Dy virtue OF an erecut on issued by tho clerk Of
tho court Of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio, In the
above action, and 70 ma directed, | Will offer Tor sale NJ
public outcly NJ mo door OF tho court house In the city
or Canton, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of February, 1885,
the following described real estate situate In stark
county, OhlO, t0'wit Lots number 10 aud IL In tho
VILLAGE teach uity, Al . pant 0l tho northeast quar-.
Tor OF section 30, township II, range 10, beginning az q
stone on lhe cast hilo VI ttAlk street aud NJ liz II angles
fI0m tho nlrlh corner OF l0l number alT IN tho village
" Beach Guy thenen south with tho ehHt Illus OF TANK
street onu chain gna ~, y lliee Inks on stone thence
Al rlRh' angles north, ObA degrees east Ono chain and
n LINKS 10 \ hioltI thoLod n rth, 90 deRreea west, ono
chhin and W links N u kiOnol theueo south. 0bA do
greua wosi. fnrtyteyen llnha 10 the place Of beginning
oonlalbiug hitpon on''hlndrodthy Of an aore
10! ~ appraised At 100
ibl0Otha aero appraised Al 1850.
Sale To mno ut ono O'CLOCK D M, Terms cash.
JAMES nj sberin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

BAnNuM has offered Grant 800 o .
and u portion OF the profits for iDe
privilege OF exhibitiDg his relics.
He also agrees to give n bond o.
100000 for the s,te return OF he
GOODS. Here 10 GRANTS chance to 70
trieve hta fortune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

CONGRESS seems inclined 70 question
the authority Of Secretary McCullocb 10
extend tho bonded whisky ported fr
seven months, 10 the ,akiag ont Of tx
portation bcncr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
MrsomLLANnous.
SheriR's Sale.
MavR'no Order os Of sale s s,sE G sSSq'
Samuel II IlueQruyer et al

Mar X mo j0rder Of sale, stark eoun'
W. u unlnllON iltAh COul
Hy virtue Of an order Of sale issued by tho clerk Of
the court NJ common pleas Of stark county, OHIO, IN tho
above action and 10 mo directed | Will 0rer Tor sale 40
public cutlery AZ The door Of the court house Ia the city
Of Canton STARK county, ono, on
Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1885,
tho following described leasehold situate IN Stalk
county, uhiO, 10 Will Being u leaaehOld fAtite or sam
uel II, Lnegrlyer In q part Of town lot number ~ In
Testers hddiuOn 70 Aiialo, bINk county, being "a
feet ORTIZ and south BY 40 feet east aud west OF Of Tho
southeast sud ~ hhid lnt Tor tho pariOd OF iyn years,
commanding N0yelber lbth, 1881 said leasth0ld 90
iale being subject 70 tho following oOndltlgnsi THAT
said LneRr1yaf hts hNlr. or naggna, should pay 10 Jas,
Vallfley or his legal representative, inc sum OF nine
hundred d llara 5000 rnnt, payable quarterly, eyery
three mouths, IN sum Of forty i've d0llirh, and N said
rent hhOni d DO IN aIfdarAM. MY time, said Yalleley had
tho Tlght ~ avoid tho Hpa'e AMI Take pnss, fhiOn OF the
prtmlaes az any time after default That tho lea ehOldl
eialeO VI said LlnegrOyer IN SID premises, under sale
aud hia assigns 70 we anu occupy said premises Turing
the term Of said lNafe, subject q tho payment OF said
rtnt and ~ The terms NJ forfeiture provided for, 10.
golker with tho right 10 Tecey " trnm James Yalleley 10
tho am NJ said lrase on the surrender ~ thar Time OF
tho premises, with lhe building erected thereon by said
wear ana tear excepted The sum " $4,000, That Tho
same constitutes llu estate OF said Llnesr0yer IN said
premises"
Part lot ~ appraised ut 5000,
Building thereon Appraised NJ tb3e,2O,
Sale 10 oommenc At | O'Clock p m. rerma cash.
JAMES LEX, sherir.