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New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
CELEBRATING VICTOR nUGo's BIRTHDAY.

PARIS, Feb. 27.-Ihc cighty-fOnrlh annlvcr-
sary Of the birth of Victor Hugo was celebrated last
evening by miscellaneous entertainment at Theatre
Francaisc Hugos grandchildren were those present
Scenes from " lie Ron SAmUse" e" and luy
Bias" ana Herman" enacted. Bcnan's ! -o2"
was received with tumultuOus applause and was en-
cored again ana again. NJ. Ecnan was present and. al
though greatly pleased with the success OF his work.
refused absolutely to appear the stage IN answer to
the calls OF the audience.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

Ocean from Windsor. H., says: william Price,
neghbor Of the Adrdge family was arrested this ater
noon, charged with being the man who tortured MISS
Georgia Adrdge and hanged her to tree until she was
nearly dead Suspicion has been directed against frce
frnl fhnf firsfv
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

The new rate sheet, to go INTO effect ro-mor ]
row, was issuod by the Trunk Line Passenger Com.
mttee yesterday. The rat, tO San francisco 49, first
class R59 % second cgts, S44, with corresponding
fares to other points.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
prcAUsE HE COULD NOT GET HIS MONEY

CHARLOTTE, N c., Feb. 27.-William Git-
ford az, twenty-six a clerk Of A. r. W. B. Nisbett
committed suicide this morning by shooting himself In
the head with pistol. He left note thanking ms en- Gnu
r FOR their kind treatment and stating that II some
p1 49, ,Lch had been promised him had been palu nc
would not have committed the deed
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
EXCEPTIONAL SCORES IN BILLIARDS.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Feb. 27.-The third ana last
game OF tho McKenna- Morris billiard match was played
Io, utobt and was won by Morris who scored 1000
witbout completing his sixth inning, to Mekenna \
I'll Highest runs: Morris. 1.lsl Mel emma d'0t11
NJ a., a. acnTn stnnd Morris 1900 McKenna 3'O4''
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27 (Spec'do.-A cara
,.sned nv Mother Mary Agnes in the name ofth Sis
fora q Frances expressing their heartfelt gratitude
FOR the extraordinary manifestation OF charity OF ne
late Francis Droxel in his bequ1sts 10 81 , My of
nit OF PbiIadelphia, and St Josephs Hospital Oh
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
have WOE general popularity from English and
Americans alike c.. .w.s.
THE REV. MR. DYSON AND MRS. BARTLETT.
SINGULAR TIES IIMoNY AS TO THE CAUSES FOR THE
NURnER Al PIMIlCO


LONDON, Feb. pa sensation has Teen
created by the testimony OF servant in the
trial OF the Rev. Mr.. Dyson, the Wes-
eyan clergyman. trial with Mrs. Ade-
aide Bartlett for the alleged murder on New Years
OF her husband Edward T. Bartlett, Of PmicO. The
prosecution contend that several years ago Bartlett
failing in health, surrendered his wife to DYSON who
was the family pastor; that Dyson subsequently main
tained a husbands relations with Mrs. Bartlett in her
home, with Mr. Bartlets approval and encouragement
but unknown to other peOple that last fall Bartlett De
came dcsirOus OF reGanng the position he had surren
dered, although the lady insisted keeping aith with
her pastor that Bartetts oycrtures became so persist
ent that Mrs. Bartlett resorted to the expedent OF over
coming him with choroform and that on Ne"-1ears
eve Mrs Bartlett sprinked such large quantity or
chlOrOorm, which had been procured by MF DFsoh IN
her husbands face that he fell back unconscious ana
died afterw8rd The defence is that the chOr0fOm
was nsed with innocent purpose. but the prosecution IN
to kill Bartlett in order remove every obstacle 10
their continued union. Dyson at his preliminary exam
nation that while he and Mrs. Bartlett expected
to marry in the of her husbands DEATH their re-
atiOns had aways been OF the most innocent nature
The servant who testified for the prosecution swOre TO
the frequency and duration Of DysOns visits to Mrs
Bartlett The witness said that whenever the clergy
of slippers the fire for him, and that generally she
carefully pinned the blinds OF the room wherein she en-
tertained him. She had Mrs. Bartlett ana the
preacher sitting the floor together and had also seen
Mr. Dyson sitting in low chair with Mrs. Bartlett on
the floor before him with her head in his lap.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

ARRESTED FOR HANGING 4 WOMAN
CHICAGO, Feb. PA disDatch to Ihe In'ef-
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
MIR. cHAMRERLA1N AND rnE DIXIE scANDAL.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The statement having
been made recently by friend of Sir Charles Dke th"t
the latter had been dssuaded by Mr. Chamberlain from
entering the wtncssbox in the Crawford divorce case,
Mr.. Stead in The PdH NAL gazette, demanded OF MI
Chamberlain whether the statement was true. ME-
Chamberlain, in reply, referred to the vruent attacks
upon himself In The Pi NAL Gd:ee and the attempt OF
Mr.. Stead lie alleged TO blackcn the character oi Sl
Charles Dixie and declined to add the sensation al
ready by the paper Mr. Stead retorts that nc
attacked Mr. Chamberlain because the latter snooru IN
ated public to personal interests and sacrihced Slr
Charles Dixie 20 personal feeling. adding thdt nam
berlain has viewed his lSteads motives through the
distortng medium OF inOTdnate eGot!sm.
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Lebanon.


The meeting Ii still In progress At
the Chapel, but there has been no
conversions yet.
Miss Q. ii. Armstrong arrived here
the 4th Inst. from Duluth, Mimi. and
will spend tho winter with her sister,
Mrs. +. nj. Miller.
Little Macyl Myer Is quite sick
with lung fever
Monday evening the young folks,
under command OF Walter Peterson,
surprised Frank Reynolds on bis
birthday, and made things lively.
II you wantto see beautiful Christ.
mas novelties call and see Mr., J..
Boards stock. His goods are all
nice,
'rhe three Sabbath schools will eel,
ebrale Christmas together. They will
have an arch and q tree, With some
tine music and short literary exer
eises. IL viii be at tho let Presby-
terian Church.
Miss Flora McCally has returned
from lengthy visit to Portland.
| Our good friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Trine, are Ia from the country visit
lag friends and enjoying tho meeting
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Fairview.

Rev. Thomas, Of HaIssy, and Henry
Bateman are here.
Wm. MillholIen Il sick.
Docks are coming in.
Prayermeetings have been held at
private houses tor the past week.
John Blevius and family visited
friends near Lebanon.
Religious Eervices will be commenced
soon at Orleans school house.
VIM. Robnett, Of HaIsey. was among
the attendants at church at Fairyiew on
last Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Struble, editor Of the Cor
Wallis Chronicle, preached on the first
Sunday Of the month TO : large attend
ance. Hope he will come again.
Fritz Horning, agent fer the State
Agricultural College, visited orr part
last week.
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Patents saransea.

Patents granted 10 citizens Of the Pacific
States during the past week and reported *.
pressly for the DEMocKAT by G. A. Snow
& Co, Solicitors OF American and Foreign
Patents, opposite 4 S. Patent Ollice, Wash.
ingson, ID. c.
Bogard, 1ehama, CAL, car coupling.
EG Booth, Berkeley, Cal, lawn tennis
net pole.
] w Dudley, Portland, Or, piston pack.
Ii Hammond, Port Madison, W. T., pa.
tlenta elevator and pcrambulator.
] w Holland, pomeroy, w. i, sulky
JLa River Iiaywards, CAL, washing
d Owen, CovslIo, w. r., harrow.
] Reid, Portland, Or, discharging car
IA Robbins, San Francisco, Cal, car
top and cover.
] n Senteney, I3locksburg. Cal, plow.
+ Jones, San Francisco, CAL, propelline
cars by compressed air.
s Wethercd, San Francisco, gas burner
| Is w Williams, San Francisco Caln man
tel CRATE.
S Benson. Boulder Greek, Cal. rever
sible plow.
I Carter, San Francisco, Cal, car truck
I Duffy, San Francisco, Motor for yes
sells.
NJ Gerst, paso Robles, Cal, telephone
angle hanger.
| VII Keen, Woodbridge, Cal, car coup
ling.
| Ms Keith, San Francisco, Cal, dynam
Ieiectric machine.
| L Ransome, San Francisco, concres
J mold and brick.
"A N Towne, San Francisco. car coupling
i u Young, Stockton, CAL, harvester.
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The Apron party given by Mrs.
Henry, on the evening Of the 2nd Of
December, was decided success. G..
III. Allingham won the blue ribbon for
the best work. Or. Henry received the
red and Charles Grimes the white for
second aud third premiums, and. by
patience, perseverance, and industry, K.
]. Willoughby succeeded 10 carrying
of an immense bow Of groen ribbon for
poorest work. A nice supper was sery.
ed during the svening.
School closed At the Wald sohoo
house week before last, and the teacher
started TO Iowa the Monday following.
He expects TO return to Oregon il
March.
Patrick Morrow has returned TO The
neighborhood, and with bis family ha
taken possession Of the house recentl,
occupied BY ogle.
There was a show at the Ward schoo
house one evening lately. We under
stand that she house was not crowded
Frank, eldest son Of Senator Cole.
man, died Thursday morning, the 0ll
inst, oflung fever. His death was
great shock 10 the neighborhood, 10
very few persons knew he was ailing
He was q young man who was uniseE
sally respected and liked.
Misses Ella and Bonnie Thompso
are expcct 20 the last part OF thi
week.
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Speaker Carlisle tells the working
men who ars employed in the highly
protected Industries that tbs result Of
the excessive tariff duties has been to
shut tbe product of those industries up
70 our home market exclusively. The
consequence is, the moment that pro-
duct exceeds the American demand
faetcrisS and shops ere closed and wages
arc stopped until the Surplus supply is
gone. Good times will never come for
the manufacturer aud the operative un-
eli they can get larger markets, and
those they can never get under ous
present revenue laws. To widen the
area Of trade we must lessen the re-
Strictions upon commerce.
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coRRnsPoNpnNoE
IIalsey.

must write once more from HAlssy
to relieve my friends,as / made . slight
mistake 10 my last, Youth 1910
says he did not 20 up and gee his
money back, but TO collect the city li-
censO. Am sorry that / misintormed
his friends. But / rubbed my eyes
with an onion vainly endeayorins TO
shed tears over the mistake.
Am sorry II was my fate to leave such |
prepcssessing town as Halssy and
wander away without the protection OF
marshal. "Suoh Is life in the far
west.N
1 did not steal the dog, but IL follow
cd me In the car, (being my beat friend,)
to see me safely on my journey,and rs-
NAMED there unnoticed until the con
ductor helped him TO alight at Shedds-
Nothing like good friend, even q dog.
extend many thanks to Prof. Rioe-
liz and wife for kindness and interest
taken In my welfare during my stay Of
one year under their paternAl care, But
would advise the Prof. not to get too
near the dog next time, and there win
be no danger Of getting bitten.
That fellow with those pretty bangs
took my eye, but il was "too late"
Didn't get 10 tell Douglas good BY.
Tom Brandon and Joe Pearl went to
San Francisco on business trip.
Prof w. /. vawter paid HalsOy .
| flying visit.
John Gaines and John South, from
Chicken Bristle, we're here on business
The "Blind Island Bird" promiseC
to scare mp a few items in Halsey
Il Would like to know If they have for
gotten.
Halsey is going to have Christmas
tree.
The Masonic brick at Lebanon is al
most completed, and @. b. Montague'
new residence adds considerable to th
; town.
SodaviIle was graced by weddin
: the Sth inst, the contracting paFtis
4 ueiuB 1Ats W NE 0uaAth anu ntaaa 0oAt
Parrish, (another blow on the Halse
oficer.) They were greeted in th
evening by tin pan serenade. Won
! der If Dennis was there. Waterloo
0 behind the times, but will catch U
f when summer comes.
5 Liberty has undergone vast improve
ments since ouriformer visit there. SeV
eral families haYe moved in, which i'm
Q proves It's appearance. School is pro
s crossing under the management Of Mis-
III Charlton.
Il Wasn't there some mashing done Z
: Sam Hawkey's, though ? Cold da
when Dennis gets left. He can alway
: borrow a shawl. @. 8. G. thought !
Y got solid. An glad be feels bette
" And how is it with Joe w. He dram
( coffee out Of q plate. He must hav
!, got mashed fiat. Another couple dram
all the sour cream. Don't think thel
J. will bs any left to make butter.
s model dance.
E shall visit the metropolis next.
J. &c. u.
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4 valuaals sssaleai Treasl.s.

The edition for 1857 Of The sterling Med.
ieal Annual, knows ~ Hostetteg'a Alma
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fFee~of cost, OF druggists and general
county dealer In all parts Of the United
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This AImsaae has beon insued regularly
~ the commencement Of every year for
over ons-fifth ef : century. fi com blnes,
With the soundeat practical advice FOR the
preservation and restoration of heaith, =
large amount Of interesting and amusing
light reading, and the calendar. astron.
omieml caieM1mkiona, chronological isema.
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OF Hostsstar'a Almanac for 1857 will pFoo.
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wonderful Cares.

D Hoyt 3 Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, ol Rome, Ca. says We have
been selling DR. Kings New Discovery. Elec-
trio Bitters and BuckIen's Arnica salve for
two years. Have never handled remedies
that sell as well. or give such universal sat-
isfaction. There have been some wonderful
cures effected Ly these msdicines in this
city. Several cases Of pronounced cousump-
ton have been entirely cured by use Of q
few bottles Of DR. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bltters.
We guarantee them always. Sold by Foshay
& Mason.
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Foshay & Mason can always bo relied np-
on TO carry In stock the purest and beat
goods, and sustain the reputation Of being
active, pushing and reliable, by recommend
ing articles with well established merit and
such a. are popular. Having the agency for
the celebrated DR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, colds and coughs, will sell Il
on pasitive guarantee. It viii surely cure
any and every affection Of throat, lungs, Or
chest, and IN order to prove our claim, We
ask you to call and get trial bottle free.
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.Lumber ana Pests.

The undersigned will cell all kinds Of
lumber aud cedar fence posts at the follow
ing stations on tho Narrow Gauge Railra0d,
Leng's, Lawson and BelIvilIs. Persons build
ing houses or barns can have bills cut sud
delivered at any Of the above stations on
short notice. Lumber Is Of the very best
quality, the logs being brought from the fine
timber regions on the McIlsnais River.
VIZ. r.. GprcYn.
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Il Is said that new frst-clAss daily
Democratic paper will soon be started
In Portland, and that sufficient capital
has been subscribed for the purpose. A
Democratic daily taking full telegraphic
dispatches and conducted with editorial
ability would meet with 1 patronage
heretofore unknown to newspaper peo-
pie in Oregon. But . mere make shift
will fail as heretofore.
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Christmas ladder on the evening Of
the Gath.
Rev. DR.. Owens preached to an ap-
preciaLive audience on Thursday eyen--
ing.
Jos. Smith, Of Salem, has been visit
ing relatives here.
DR.. Fry made . flying trip here.
School full.
Alliance well attended. The audi
enee was entertained with music BY
Geo. Achescn and class, duet By Misses
Bamford and Acheson, recitations by
Martha Morgan, May RedfcrJ and
Annie PAttison. Question b x was
introduced.
I. N. Smith, Jr., bss been here dur
ing the week.
Mrs. J. B. Mccoy Is recovering from
her sickness.
Gentle webfoOt weather has opened
up.
farmers nave ceased 20 SOW. TRAIN
looks well. Farmers are generally SELF
ing their wheat at 20 cents.
Health il good.
The school is doing we'll under the
management OF f., Yates. He UNDER
stands just how TO teach a good school.
Temperance Alliance met last Tues
day. A good time Of course.
Fl. Stone is fixing up bis house, ss
though he Intended TO live.
The U. p. Church has added = new
heater, which makes Il warm and com.
Portable. There will be Christmas ship
the 25th Inst, at the church.
The holy or sanctifed band are hold
ing meetings here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

AT the election In Boston, Mas,
this week, O'BrieD, Democrat, was
elected Mayor by 466s over Hart,
Republican, and 10, ,s23 over Mcneil,
Knight Of Labor candidate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

Il Is said that Governos-elect Pom.
noyer has rendered the appointment Of
private Secretary to Mr.. r. II. D'AfcY,
Of Salem. II all the appointments The
Governor makes are as cIeditable as This
bis mistakes will be few. Mr.. Darcy
Is . young lawyer Of good ability aud
irrsproachable integrity. We congrat-
nlate Peter.
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Rock HilI.

Weather excellent, ike spring time
Frank Fisher, Of Salem, Is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. E. Mills is visiting at Waterloo.
Miss AIlena Stoughton has returned
TO sodaviIIe from Oak Greek.
The school at Sodaville is large and
doing well under the management Of
Pref. Sutherland.
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6zzs1f


havo all the negatives taken by A
B. Paxton and any one can haYe dupli-
Gates from their negatives by addressing
u.s. ct the following prices: Gard siza, ~
per dozen, cabinet size, e3 per dozen, bou-
dours, % per dozen. keep the finest
line OF Oregon views In the west. Cata-
logus furnished on application. Copying
and enlargiug old pictures speciality.
7. a. CRAwvoED.
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The Evening Democrat says "Mr.
Blaine seems 70 haye soIidifed the Ed
munds and C,nkIing opposition to his
candidacy il very remarkable man.
ner." Yes, it is = remarkable fact
that no man has placed 50 many obsta-
eles 70 his way to the presidency as
Blaine himself And we may conf
dently predict that he will defeat his
own nomination or election, If nominat-
"a.
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rmK nrrr ON aUcAR.


The 0rsgoniaa and other Republican
papers are now vccirsrously clamoring
for she removal Of the duty on import.
ca sugar, without asking for its removal
from any other article. The New York
znbuns was the frSs to cry out for free
trado il sugar. Il set up the cry just
after che recent election, but put it up
on che ground that Louisiana ought to
Be punished for voting the Democratic
ticket. The 0rsgoaian attempts to put
ils demand upon che ground Of public
veal. But the TfibNne is openly can
did and wicked in the matter, while the
0ryonian is uncandid and secretly
wicked. No sane man would entertain
che opinion = moment that the duty
could DO removed from sugar while II
remained intact as TO all other articles.
No Congress could be induced to thus
lesialate. Il would be just as reaaona-
bic for some one 10 propose to remove
she duty from coal, iron, wool or steel
rails, while il remains intact as 10 all
other articles. We are sure there ID
not Democrat in Congress who would
vote to have free trade in iron, or wool
or coal, while wa still retained the rob,
bor protective theory as to al othel
articles. The Democratic party believes
In fAir-dealing about this matter. Fiji
lua privilege to enjoy the fsuits Of th'
tarif.that privilege and advantage slonl'
Be curtailed a. to all and not as to on
class Of manufacturers. We do no
think there is any warrant in the consti
kuti0nfor protection for rproteCtion' sake
bat If il ID maintained that there ID, the
IN obedience to that Fundamental princi
pie Of equality before the law,we woul
Insist that if this protection is extends'
70 one citizen, then it should be extend
"a to eli alike and equally. If fpaternS
government is good for one it should b
good for all. II the manufacturer {
woolon goods has n right to ask thi
protection, then all other citizsEs hav
, right to ask it. The farmer WI
raises wheat for the worlds market hi
i right to ask IL Aud if any class ,
msn. now, Of all others, need this pro
levtion from the pauper labor Of Euro !
and Asia, il is she American whea
grower. Has any one heard Blaine (
any other prOtectionist crying out 4
soma scheme to eqaalizs the benefits {
protection, 50 as to extend its pattern
benefsctions to the farmer : No indse
ar. Blaine and other protectionisl
with cool, selfish indifference dsclar
chat the farmer needs no protection
Day by day ohr present tariff la
stamps our'c Aim OF perfect equalit
bsfors che laI as q lie, a coutinuir
i. !. :. article Usiss',a@ j necessity.
1iIs5 - lsoor nsas iBa.t have 80 .ysrf
the rich, and that therefore The dul
should be removed. True, it is an ar
ticle Of necessity, but no more, aye, M
g much %, IS woolen goods, aud ye
Che duty is higher on the latter than o
sugar. Iron, coal, salt and wool Al
equally articles Of necessity. Shall "
Tor that reason remove the duty Th
argument is the game as in the case
sugar. No, sir, the duty on sugar vii
be rsducod or removed when l. Is re
duced Or removed from iron, coaI, sal
wool and other prime necessities Of liz
It shOrld bs 20 treated then and n,
until then.
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The volumes Of the s'Bazar. bexsn 1ith tbs
nrst Number for January u each year. Whsn
no time Is epesEnea, subscriptions will begin with
the Number current at thstime ot receipt Of erdcr
Bound Volumes Of .'Harpera Raxar,r for thrse
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Cloth cases for each volume, suitable for binding.
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Order or Draft, 20 avoid chanee a loss.
Ner0spabeys Ure NoE 10 copy This aduee,kiss-
nseuf agtzoMt he express order Of Harper q
Byof1Vs
Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS. New York.
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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chllblalns,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay reQnlred. It
isguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. PrI6o rs eents per
box. For saIe By Foshay h Mason,
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rrushaw's .neaa shss sa Aeas.

II beats the world. II effects . cure In
"a hours. Try II and be convinced Of iss
wonderful merits. Cali for testimonials.
Price 7s cents per bottle. az Pnashawss
Drug Store. corner First and nroadalbin
Sfs., Albany. Or,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

One hundred andtwenty acres of the best
quality Of improved wheat land, ali fenced
into four zelda, good house. hard finish.
good outhouses, excellent fruits Of ali kinds.
rs acres Of grain. Inquire at this Office.