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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
shakspere saws TrnIX.

IIhHI WHICH we call n rose
by any other name wou d smell as sweet ;
But the reverse is equally true, and the
simple fact that so many wretched per
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not impart to them any of the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
" Lanman's Florida Water. Beware o
these counterteits, and make sure of oh
tanning only the right article which has
won for itself the foremost position rs
| toilet requisite.
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The gentleman who desires o drink O.
something fine, that will reiuvonatf
without producing any bad effect, y
cigar. or It may be 10 indulge in quiet
game Of billiards or pool, and witha.
courteous treatment, win find the SANS
at the Turf saloon, opposite Oliver Z
GIigg's bank. Ellie Thompson, pro
prletOr.
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a Michigan boy ate bar of soap,
drank lot of soda water and went to
bed 10 cure his cold. The doctor had y
hard time tnpull him through, bat the
boy. now says the next time he catches
cold he will use Or. Bulls Cough
SVrun
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01

will deliver free of charge, within
the city limits, groceries to the amount
OF no less than 50. DO not fail to avail
yourself or the opportunity,
ISAAC uEIpENAEIMER,
Commerce and Lamar streets,
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Remarkable Escape

John Kuhn, OF Lafayette, Indiana, had
very narrow escape from death. This
is his own story: "One year ago | was
in the last stages OF consumption. Our
best physicians gave my case up. |
finally got so low that our doctor said |
could not live n hours. My friends
then purchased a bottle Of DR.. WILLIAM
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, which
benefited me. | continued until took
nine bottles. l am now in perfect
health, having used no other incidence
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The Colonnade Ho1eI, nenIson. Texo,.

Mr.. }. Ii. Brown, formerly OF Biukley
house, Sherman, has taken charge OF
this house with the view of making II
second to none in the state. IL is the
most comfortable and elegantly fur.
nishod hotel in the city, and is situated
In the central part convenient to husi-
clerk, has charge Or tho ot!icc, where th,
closest attention viii be given to tht
wants and comforts OF the guests.
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Derangemeu' OF the liver, with consti-
patton, Injuries the complexion, induces
pimplcs, sailOw skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carriers Little Liver
Pills. One dose.
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win you suneI with dyspepsia and
iver c0mplaintY Shloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed 10 cure you. Sold by. J. l..
Williams a Co
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CmApPEn HANDS

! have been using the CUTICURA SOAR for
Chappod Hands and find II gives better sat-
isiuction and operates more quickly than
anything have ever tried. It's cleansing
qualities and delicate perfume recommend Il
MS q most desirable soap. w, T.. PARKER,
Charlotte, burg XIV,
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Your CUrTuRA REMEDIES are Justly re-
ceiviug great recognition. he miners find
the CUrCuRA SOAP sp,cnpid for cleansing
tered from sore hands cannot say enough in
praise OF II and CUrICURA.
c. BUDDEE, Scoheld Col.
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will offer I'm retail way, only for
the uoxt few Jays to come, the fine
bankrupt stock OF Loeb Il Freiberg. DO
not fail 20 avail yourself Of the Oppor-
tunity. ISAAC HEIDENuFIMER,
Commerce and Lamar streets,
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Shiloh's Vitahzer is what you need TOR
consumption, loss of appetite, dizziness,
and all symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price
N and II cents per bottle. Sold by ]. Il,
Williams a. Co.
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WIVU OOoD RrsULTs,

have used your CUTICURN REMEDIES
with good results Tor fcrOfula and ScalI
Diseases for number of years.
u. X, Eau LKNER,
HOrttllsyiIlp. XIV
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was sicyq LONG time and tried several
doctors. They could not do mo any GOOD and
then tried tyuCUHA REMEDIES, and they
cured me, They arc doing "a great deal OF
gnod IN TINS country n. SALLEE,
ComlshNile, XIV
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For dyars, sis ana liver complaint you
have printed guarantee ON every bottle
OF Shiloh's NitRliger " nevar falls 10
cure. Sold by ]. l., Williams & Co.
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Your CUrICURA SOAR prescribed in al
erupiions OF the skin, ana H. works INK,
magic. TIL, WHITING, NJ. d.,
II Central Music iali, Chicagu, III,
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A nasal Injector freo with enoh bottlt
Of Shiloh's oatsrrh Remedy. Price ~
cents. Sold bv j. l., Williams q Co.
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Shlloh's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whoopirv cough and bronchitis.
snld by J. l.. williams Il Co.
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For sale everywhere. Price; CurICUpA
Sc CUucuRA SOAP, 2ic,i CUTiCuRA RE.
SOLVENT, 81
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| FlNpED
|nnk Fac.
nlart-lt
NCEtEr
Rewarded
mart.
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|IIoNOR-
|g charter
Ind 1. OF ~.
protector
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-21

Il laughs and bowls wone THAI millioo
u,aniacs with The same number Of steam
calliopes. Whatever the cyclone was In
tended for, Il ID . success, and u = -
most unreliable thing In the world, tearing
things where the least expected, and lcav
Ing things that would naturally Be knocked
out II will start in Kansas o. 0waene
thing the people Of Kentucky know Is haa
dropped down on poor mans cabin tele'
scoped . church steeple or two. Jumping
illicit or other disfiIleries, and landing %
4 saw-lniIl at Oshkosh, Wis, without
stopping 10 take breath. and after playing
ten pjns with smoke stacks. roofs lumber
vars and things. il will start back for 10
lair i'm the far West. only dropping down
occasionally 70 smash barn like an ezg'
shell. or pick up ahouse and set u down
with the cellar on top Il seems 70 g
70 work the most carelessly, and knock
things the most systematically, OF any am
nal or reptile on cath
Nothing Is made IN vain. except pugiilstss
ana 40 the cyclone must have missioA
Ii may be that the funnel-shaped cloud.
| with lis yellowish green advance guard q
| clouds has been produced In order 70 CAL
1 the attention OF bad men, and brighten
1 them into good behavior. II Il said BY
\ those who seem to be c6nversant with the
\ facts that many citizens Of Oshkosh ana
| other places where the wicked are known
sto exist actually were 80 frightened - q
4 pray on the evening the cyclone struck
| last week. III the cyclone IS intended 70!
! that purpose. il Is well, but people shoulc
| b.-gin praying before . cyclone actually
strikes. a. il Is eyerlastin9ly too late when
house falls on you One Oshkosh mar
who had never prayed before. Il is general
" believed, had q queer experience the
first time he tried, but he may hold out
faithful. He had been bad man, quite :
hard drinker, and he wore : bad hat; -
most Oshkosh men do He heard the c.
clone and looked out the summer kitchen
and saw II. and he got right down on me-
\ knees He was about TO say something
pertinent to the occasion, when the kitchen
was lifted bodily from over him. VIII
his hair standing straight up. and his eye.
starting from their sockets he rushed Out
III the street when two trees fell near him
and he lodged into an alley. Just IN time e
escape being stabbed BY the iron smoke
stack Of saw mill. which struck Just be
hind him. He ran into Q lumber yard
when the lrimber chased him out o. there
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-21
CYCLONES


A great many people are studying the
snbject Of cyclones good deal lately. and
wondering what they mean. II Is only
few years since the cyclone was first N
vented, and there Is ; general desire on the
part Of the wicked, a. we'll as the truly
good. TO md out what cyclones were In
vented for. For generation after genera
rion csciones were unknown Occasionally
there would b awndfalr' In the woods
anil 1T rare intervals there would D.
s-liigh wind that would tear few shingi,s
on house. and once In awhile lightning
would strike tree or . barn. but . has
only been about dozen Of years since me
funnel-shap<d cloud began 70 set IN 10
work. The funnel-shaped cloud seems q
b. composed OF rain. hail. wind, ightninE
thunder, all twisted together In the qneee
est way, and II has the power or thOu'
sand million frightened steers and kicking
mules besides the draft Of millions q
mustard piasters. and corkscrewA and jacn.
screws and il Jerks things, and stops ana
splts on It's hands and jerks again 4 ahonse
does not come down, at the first jerk. and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-21

voice. and--and ~ oh. husband ought
70 love his vile. and protect. and take
her mart And here Mrs. Janet rose
hurriedly and pushed over her chair
and WAS running from the room
But Mr.. Torrance WAS not 70 be out
done by any such sleight OF foot and
had caught her in his arms before shs
reached the door and do you think.
he exclaimed. that ] don't love you,
YOU abominsblc little mass Of contra
dictions? DO you suppose won't pro-
tect You with my life itselR DO you
fancy for . moment that ! won't take
your part, when you decide what your
part ~"
s.I.et me 20! Let me 60. ~irr' she
exclaimed. s'Or else. at any rate. LEI me
| find my handkerchief And she strug-
| gied for her Handkerchief that the kisses
her husband gave her might not be too
salt, and pulling il from her pocket,
something IN great arc and stream q
luster whirled out with the violently
wrenched handkerchief sailed through
the air like nothing 80 much as nying
rainbow. and fell It her feet
Il Wa the lost diamond.
Mn. florence stopped In the mldss
az her tears. blushing. DISNEY ried.
acknowledgement herself. ~ pretty .
SIGHT As A rose bush in a shower. and
heid back her skirts with both hands
while she looked At the great shining
eve there before her on the carpet
The horrid thing she said. The
horrid, unwinking accusing thing y
il calling me all sorts Of names
shall never want TO see i again. Only
think, il had denounced that pool
II girl. I'm so glad / never bresthed q
Il TO her. / remember l had ON thi'
, very gown when Mrs veasey was IN
How stupid Of me. Now. Il II take thu
, down TO diamond brokers' to-day. ans
Mildred's Mabel shall have her thou
sand dollars. worth Of lessons l dar
say shell sing at our parties by and W
She'll be our particular prima donna
) And by that time shall have improves
, | Mildred into companion Oh, lsbouI
I think YOU would despisc sucha rldici
: lous, wicked little wife - 1 ami 81
!. cried. turning 10 her husbands "fo
ought to have married saint What
: good man you ara. Archy-
NV dear said Dir. Archy. III
with any other woman who didn
u arrange these little cireuses for m
, morning entertainment would De
stale, fiat and Improbable 70 endur'
y should run away from the saint. an
4 take 70 the flying trapcze and you
i Harriet Prescott Spoford ~ Harper
g Bdxor. M
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POISONOUS PASTURE PLANTS



Their Evn ResuIt. and the Necessity q
Their Complete Destruction
lie prevalence Of poisonous plants IN
wild woods pastures and on ranges 10
quires correct knowledge OF their
habits Of growth. charact -ristics and
appearance, as necessary 70 all who
herd or pasture stock where such
plant~ may Be suspected. The reported
outbreak Of milk sickness IN some tim
bercd pastures Of Southern Indiana.
and in other similar localities, lately,
recalls the time years ago AMI occa-
sionally since when farmers in infected
districts dared neither use the milk o.
their cows nor the butter made from the
milk Investigation at that time seemed
to point 10 a plant Of the genus Eupa-
forum. vet no really conclusive evi
dcncc seems to have fixed the real
source definitely. According TO . state
ment OF Prof. N. 5. Townsend in the
Ohio Report Of 1873. Mn John Rowe
experimentcd with plants Of white
snake-root producing fatal results IN 2
COW. and attcstcd by > number q
reputable gentlemen. In 1850 Mr.. W.
| J. yermilya. in Ashlsnd County. U. Is
| said also 70 have produced the disease
I called milk-sickpess with this weed On
| the other hand. cases have been noticed
III wild pastures said not to have con-
tanned the plant Hence there is yei
large difference Of opinion in relation
10 this matter, and the writer can only
record such facts as would seem 70 b.
well borne out IN hopes that careful
investigation BY competent bctan'sts
will be made 4tAt N YkXt
me outbreak seems generally con
fined to dry seasons and the difficulty
was supposed 10 arise from drinking
.thc water Of mineral springs. TO which
cattle were obliged 10 resort n sucl
times. The injection was at last fairl,
rcleUatod to certain plants found u
lone. moist situations in the timber
first suspected from the fact that a
imals kept on cultivated pastures wer'
not Affected
The ,iifficulty was - length fairI.!
traced 10 eating the plant known .
white snakc-root (EnpdtoriuDs ogerd
tosdcs) and. fed 70 cattle. horses AM
sheep. they became affected With al IN
symptoms Of the disease known Z
i.trcmblcs;' and s'milk sick Their
are many varieties Of Eupatoriur
tThoroughwori) vAlpable u medicine
!, | The plant in question. white snake
root. i common in rich woods An
! undergrowths ia the North, especial
in moist situations The leaves q "a
plant are broadly. ovate (ova, b.
broader near the basel, and "a lon
peticles or stems They ars pcinteS
! coarscly. and sharp toothed. thin, A
, four to iiye inches long. In open .hels
J the weed grows near fences, on log
l stunpa ETC.. whore Il may get q
! requisite moisture. It will not grow
J : meadow or pasture except in che Sit
} ations indicate<i u - eafen ~ horse
} ca1&lc and sneeP.l but not natutaIl
That i, they cat il only -rhen 9th.
Z food Il scarce. or when starved 10 |
but with eating the taste increases !
. decrease with settlement and the .
!. ded fact that only in seasons Of sho
' pastures q Il injarousr should cau
I Farmers in regions where it has ~
4 been known 70 DO damage % seek
Z OF and destroy it-Chtcooo zsSbsNs'
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on whnn ga5a upon fhose sun-llt hills !,
That Mt then heads on hIgh.
u peaoo 90 swcDt and pairc my boeoul ais
mat BOD ADJ Heaven ses'n nigh-
faow Nj, hov gloriously calm.they rssti
10 OWN SHE theytccnl; M
Basks IN ~ Joy supreme.
At morn. 1t noon. ut night always the pame
Brigh1. Tranquil spirit broods I-ffI n.
Ard Grects my soul with IL celestiei namo
And chidos my 0tfut moods. ttff
Unlike those waves upon the stormy sea. I
Restieas and dark and sad.
That toss and moan, they bring sweet peaco
rhsir spifis nskes pe slsdl ,rrsnar
whee worn AID weary VITA his earthly stz1fe.
Y And when for rest SIGH fAt ff4I-tI
Prom storms and beatings on the sea OF life
40 them turn my eye NJ n. ttFRM fft.
o hills. typos OF the Infnite rcposel
Cool Lethe's stream 30 deepi
@. W. CrQfIss - CA<eaoo lniw ocaeN :
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CITY SHERIFE'S SALE.


FINDER and by virtue of writ Of execu-
- ton issuing cut OF the Honorable the
City Court OF Savannah In favor Of THE
SAVANNAH MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA-
TlON, plaintiff, against ROBERT b. REP
PARD, on a debt secured by tho property
hereinafter described, have levied upon the
following described properly as the property
of the said ROBERT b. REPPARD:
All that lot, piece or parcel OF land situate,
lying and being in the city OF savannah,
county Of Chatham and State OF Georgia,
known rs that portion Of the Knapp tract
lying east of tho Savannah. Florida and
We-tern Railroad, and containing two and
half 40 acres, and bounded in a deed
from the executors OF Knapp to q. Is. Rep
pard, on the south by Lovers lane. west by
said railroad, north by lands Of Schey and
east by lands OF estate OF Maidhurg; said
portion bstng suhdivideu by said Reppard into
twenty eight lots, numbered from thirty
seven to eixty-four inclusive, except lot mum
Der hfty-seven go.
Also lots mum OeIs sixty-fOur and siNty-dve
tN and 65l White ward. in SAID city, fronting
on Henry street, bounded on tho north by a
lano, east by lot mum Der eighty-One. south
by henry street, and west by lot number
siXty-siX tf6
And will sell the same at public outcry, be
fore the Court House door of said county. in
state Of Georgia. on the FIRST TUESDAY,
being the 9th day of January, 1856. between
the legal hours of sale.
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court Of savannah.
Defendant Dotided OF levy. Terms cash
purcha~er paying for titles.
SAVANNAH. GA December eth 1888.
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Decicnted to God.

Christmas day the residence Of Rev.
Sam Jones, at Gainesville, was filed with
friends and neighbors to witness the dedi-
cation OF the evangelist's home 10 God.
Rev. DR.. Kendall, pastor Of the Methodist
church of Rome. officlated. The ceremo-
MES were opened with the singing of ''All
hail the power of Jesus name," alter
which DR.. Kendall read a suitable passage
of scripture ana then offered the dedica-
tory prayer. Rev. Sam Jones, for himself
and wife. presented the home 10 DIR. Ken
dali to be dedicated by him. Rev. sam
Jones said IN presenting the home, that
he ded Heated il TO God because Uf Gods
goodness 10 him and his family. He and
his wife had already given taeir hearts
and their children 20 God. and IL was meet
and right that their home should be given
u Him also. The act was but the token
of gratitude Of an unworthy servant to-
yard gracious master. DR.. Kendall re-
sponded by saying be considered the oc-
casi0n one of the most sacred. and he
hoped IL would result in many similar oc-
casons. He knew OF but one other home
ia the state that had been dedicated TO
God in the same manner. He hoped he
would live 20 see the day when every
household would be dedicated 10 "Him
who is worthy Of all we are and all we
have" After many more impressive and
beautiful words, Rev. W. A. Dodge, pas
tor Of the Methodist church in Carriers
vile. made he closing prayer. The oc-
casion was a notq Bile one. Rev. samuel
&. Jones, grandfather of Rev. Sam p.
Jones. now IN his nth year and still a
faithf full preacher Of the gospel, was pres
emit and listened 10 the ceremonies with
mother Of Mrs. Sam Jones was also pres
ant
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-29

FINDER and by virtue of a writ Of execu-
~ lion issuing out OF the Honorable the
City Court of savannah IN favor OF the Sa-
vannah Mutual Loan Association, plaintiff,
against w. S. Stetson. on debt secured by
the property hereinaf er described, l havs
levied upon the following described properly
as the property of the said ". s. Stets0n:
All that certain tract or lot Of land lying,
being and situated in the city Of Savannah,
county and State aforesaid, known and dis
tlpguished as lot number one ID in g j..
Hul's subdivision OF lot number thirty 1907 in
Middle Oglethorpe ward, in a d city, said lot
being situated on the corner OF Zubly and
Lumber streets, containing twenty-five (25)
feetOn Lubly street and extending back paral-
lei with and distance Of ffty-seven 80 feet
on Lumber street.
And | will sell the same at public outcry
before the Court House door OF said county,
In the city of savannah, county Of Chatham
AMI state OF Georgia. on the FIRST TUES
DAY, being the fifth day OF January, 1885.
between the legal hours of sale.
Defendant notified OF levy. Terms cash.
purchaser paying Tor titles.
DAVID BAILFN,
sheriff City Court OF Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA Dec. 7th. 1875.
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The Labeling of M rphine.

On account of the frequent mistakes
which have been made by drug clerks in
the puttisg up of morphine, some of which
have proven most disastrous, the recent
legislature Of Georgia passed a law pre-
scribing the manner of selling the sui
plate and other preparations OF morphine
in this State. AZ of interes- to those who
deal in or purchase the drug the following
is copied from the act:
THAT on and after Jan. l, 1856, it
shall not be lawful for any druggist
or other dealer in drugs and medi-
cines to cell or offer for sale any sulphate
or other preparations Of morphine in any
bottle, vial, envelope or other packages,
unless the same shall be wrapped in scar
let paper or envelope. aud all bottles and
walls, used for the above purpose, shall
have in addition 20 said scarlet wrapper a
scarlet label, lettered in white letters,
plainly naming the contents of said bot
tle."
ANY one violating the above will be
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction, will be fined not less than $40
nor more than $50.
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county be visited the memorable spot of
GROUND upon which Jefferson Davis,
PRESIDENT OF the Confederate States, sur
rendered 20 the United States forces in
Iooo-twenty years ago. Mr.. Graham
CUT WINE standing on this noted spot u
MaIhlpg cane Of species of wood know IA
as 'Ty-Ty," which grows luxuriantIy in
tnat section. Mr.. Graham had but a foot
or two of his cane left when he reached
our once, and this he gave us as a relict
rom the spot upon which the chief ex-
eeueVe OF once proud people stood
Wnen he surrendered himself and staff to
an empowering enemy. Mr.. Graham
was informed by a gentleman living near
THIS spot, that it had been visited by
thousands of people in years gone by,
each carrying away some memento Of tx :
place.
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sberia chatham County Georqlg
CT lTHAM SHERlFF's SALE


FINDER and By virtue OF an a las O IA is-
u gu out Of the ONCE OF Justice r. A.
FOllinrd. Justice Of the Peace First III trict
Chatham county, Ga, In favor OF +. killOrin
W. NJ j. Doyle, executor OF James Heagncy,
an levy endorsed thereon by Frank Nc Der
mott. constable Of Chatham county, Ca. a.
follOws: Under and by virtue Of the within q
IN Issued bV justice r A. Pollard. / have
levied upon the following ! roperty pointed
out by plaintiff AZ the property of defendant,
to-wit: Lot known on the city map Of savHn-
nHh a. lot No. 2. northwest corner q West
Broad and Olive street. tity Of Savannah. and
improVemenisth thereon. consisting Of tw0-stOry
house and shop, known 40 the property Of
James Heagney, q satisfy said ~. The re.
turn Of FRANK MCDERMOTf.
Constable Chatham County, Ga.
be- SAVANNAH, GA, May 10, 1855
And the said alias Il ia, with endorsement
of levy thereon, having been turned over 10
noe fpr advertisement and sale, VIII offer the
said above described properly OF the defend
nntf0r sale At public cutlery before the court.
hOuso door ~ Chatham county 10 the city ~
saeanrah on the FIRST TUESDAY ~ JAN
UAhY. 1895, during the gal hours Of sale, 70
safisfy said alias q "a.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN a. ROMAN.
In lu. Sheriff Chatham C0uniy, Ga.