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Identifying the Dead.
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Special to THE DAILY ToMBsToNE.
 PORTAGE, WIS. O. 30.-ihe work of identifying the dead is goiug on slowly. The body of man, whose legs and arms had been burned off and whose diSturted face bore evidence of lhe terrihle agony he had suffered, Was identified as that uf Louis Blinker. The body of Emil WAllensLorf was found under a pile of TO Is and trusses His head wls burned to oinders and every particle of clothing had been destroyed. Tho remains had been Identified by ring lou.:d on one of his fingers. Tue bodies of Sisters AL phonse and Dion:sia were found close together. Ohc Was i'll kneeling pos turc with her hads claspcd ds though ,leath overlook her while gtged in prayer.
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O'DOmOVan ROsn.
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Speclal to THE DAILY ToMBsToysl.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Commer- cial Advertiser says: This afternoon the following story for the truth of winch Mir. Roosevelt will vouch, is go- ing the rounds. On last Friday O'Donovan Rossa called upon Roose- velt and offered to furnish him the hearty support of his paper and the vote of d secret sQclety he could con- trol.if Mir: Roosevelt would give: him two checks, q small one for-the cause of Ireland and a.mueh larger one for the personal use of Mir. Rosa, On the check tor the "cause" wLs to be dated after election, eO that MT. Roosevelt might eanoel it if he were not ele ;ted. Tue check for MT, Rossa, on tEo con- trary, were to he clused properly so that it coulI be used at once.
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More Lies Naiied.

EDITOR DAILY <5roMBsToNE. -I picked up. copy of the Democrat this morning and. saw an article signed Justice" fro1l Wilcox, where in he states that q certain corral man of Wilcox, acting under the advice O. Mir. E. w. Morrison. had jumped Il homestead in Wilcox belonging to Mrs. w, P.'Lancaster, whose husband Was murl tered some time ago. l de- sire 10 state that MT. Morrison never had aaything to do with advising MT, Eugene Marion, and that he knew nothing about the affair until in formed by mys>lf, and I denounce the statement published in the Democrat as a willull and malicious lie, gotten up to injure MT. Morrison.
 Respectfully,
 IF. CROWLEY.
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\ Gard.

EDITOR ToMBsToNE.-Will you al low me little space in your paper in regard to those articles in last eve nins's issue? do not know who the writer was, but such articles I do not endorse nor do wish to injure the charater of anyone to build myself up. I fry to make my canvass in q quiet and gentlemanly manner, so that if elected I will have the respect and friendship of all. Respectfully yours,
 4. J. RITTER.
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A Gard.

It h wing come to my knowledge that certain persons are circulating the report that am trading Billy Bradley and Geo. Oaks in order to secure votes fer myself, I desire t" deny the assertions and state that they are wilful and malicious lies, as l went into the Republican Conven- tion as | Republican, and 1 will sink or swim with the whole tickot.
 R. s. HATCH.
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Denfh of Herbert EnsIe.

This morning at 1 o'clock grim death again visited the household of MT. and Mrs. L E. Engle, and stole from them their baby boy, Herbert, aged 21 months. Just one week ago yesterday their oldest boy was taken from them, and it seems hard indeed that they sloul! be called upon so soon again and left chillless- The funeral will take Lee to-morrow at 3 2::30D'block from the residence of the dece;lSed ohild's parents on Allen street, between Twelfth and Thir- teen;h, and all friends and acquain- tances are respectfully invited to at tend.
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A WitIlslra wal.

EDITOR TIE ToMBsToNE-I desire through the columns of your paper to notify my friends and the voters of the third ward, that have withdrawn my name from the anti-Ch:nese sick ct as a candidate for councilman f om the third ward, in fnvor of Geo. R. Watt, believing that by staying in l would split up the vote, and that by withdrawing Mr. Watt will be elected
 Respectfully,
 A. w. SMITH.
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Vote for Bob Hatch if yor want the sheriif's Cllice ably administered.
 Andy Ritter ought and will receive the vote oi every workingman in this community.
 Mr. T. $. Harris, of the BarbacOma- ri, arrived in this city this forenoon.
 Major A. II. Bayless is expected home tomorrow evening.
 The machinery drd new hoist on the Lucky Cuss mine were completed yesterday and steam gotten up and ore hoSted.
 ". F. Frame is q miner and as such should receive every workingman's vote, as if eleoieI he will advocate the wofkingYeu's cause.
 A yate for ". 4. Harwood means thlt yoa will elect man who will work first, last and all 'he time for your interests.
 If the people of this city desire a iirst-clrsS chief of police they will not fa.l to vote for George Oak.
 c. l.. MrllgreiI is the man for whom our citizen. want to preside over the city treasury fer the next tGJ years, and he will receive the votes of all, ir- respective of panty.
 Ed Stump, who has been working on Tn.. TOMBSTONE for several days will take his departure on Monday for bis home ip the Huachucas, where he is hilleI as opo of the judges of elec- tod. <
 Hugh White, E. RlwlinS, Nogales; Q. p, Crurker, ClevrlauI; J. ". Will hams, Son' la; I. LrsSer, ( h;cago; D. o Hhonc, 2 nuey; L. Jerome, THc- son; W. C. Greens, Hereford; s, fri-dmap CprtQnsioni J. r. Came ron, FairhlnE; E. G. Norton, Bisbee, are registered at the Occi Icntal Hotel.
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4 Jew days ago it became cur sad and paintnl duty The death of Il bright upd promising boy of MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Engle, of diE.b'heriL, and to day we have to unnounce tn demise ufa younger child from tho same disease, Thus twice in one week has death visited this gritf-Strieken home. TIE ToMBsToNE extends its deepest sym puthy to these doubly-Llilicted par eDLs, and hopes that time w.ll efface their sorrow.
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prayer.
Land ESeGOrHlcrS.
pcc!1l To TIE DAILY ToMnsroxAl.

Special To TIE DAILY ToNRsT0NEl
 LONDON, Oct. GO-A public meeting will be held in London Monday of workmep and land reformerS, the OL- iect of which will be to support tie policy of Land restoration and to ex- pres sympathy with the American wnrkingmen in their effort to elect Henry George as Mayor pt New York, Among those who will sit on the platform are Dr. Mcponall and Dr, Clark, members 0: Parliament, Helen Taylor and Rev. HcadlLm.
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Important Political xot:cc
R. s. HATCH,


 In order to secure the earliest pos sible correct returns from all pre- cincts in the country THE TOMBSTONE requests that as soon as the votes have been counted. tbat the following be telegraphed to THE TOMBSTONE at our expense: 1>t-The total vote cast. 2d-The majority of each candi- date.
 The minority vote need not be sent unless by mail, when the full vote should be given in detail.
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Nntilc nc A:.ae.

Iho undersigned 6es.res to state that'}e -,as sold tAe Tacifc Chop House. to Mir. ,,liam A. Anderson who will cond dLct the same in the fu- ture in the same manner as I have conducted it in the past, and I desire all parties knowing themselves in debted to mo to pay the same to him
  at their earliest convenience.
 Y. D. COLEMAN Tombstone, Oct 30. Iw
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1EIsElE RAP HIC
SPECIAL TELEGRANS.
4 R umOr Denied.

Special 10 TIE RALLY TOMBSTONE
 FL PAso, Oct. 30.-Consul Bingham says q rumor Was set; float few days ago that large flibuste ring party is to be organized to go to Mexico with A. K. Cutting at its head. l. i- posi- lively untrre. The report can have no effect except an unfavoraLle inl1u- ence on Cuttings prospect for an in- demnity,
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Manning aI Work,

Special to TuE DAILY foMbsroxkl
 WAsHI GToN. Oct. 30,-Secretary Manning has assumed the actual con trol of the treasury department for the first time since he was taken sick and sigued all ma ters requiring the signatures Of the Secretary.
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employing other counzcl 10 project the c9unty'S interest not only aEaiast dolinqHent taxpayers, i-5t against the adgice oI Ihc district attorney him self2
 The man who aspires to public position should be public spirited; d man inclined to encourage and assist in every public benefit; man who chcerfully bears mutual burdens with his fellow men; d man whose record is in all respects consistent with the duties of tEe office he seeks. Mir. Goodrich is not that man.
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RcRIOVa',

The Willows Saloon, Harry Steven son proprietor, has removed to the building formerly occupied by Ash mqn & Wglker, on Allen street, next dunr to tho Can Can, where tbe best If Wines. Liquors and Cigars gan a,- ways be had. OctSQ.f
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Another Lie Nailed.

The following telegram Was received .atthis office this afternoon from N. A. Morford, Secretary of the Republi- can Territorial Central Committees which entirely refutes the infamous lie circulated by John 0. Dunbar, through the Epitarh:
 PHENIX. Oct. 90, 1886.
 EDITOR DAILY TOMBSTONE - All Has>ayampers of both parties, among them Chas. IIafl, J. A. Simpson, E. A. Copeland, Geo. N. Bernard, C. A. Luke and many others in this county denounce the Epitaph article, so far as 1t connects Curtis C. Bean with the Williamson Vlll' y land transac- tion, as au infamous lie, and the old timers Of all parties will hold Mark Smith responsible for the misrepre- scntation. Y. 4. NoRFoRD.
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If you desire man that is true blue and who will administer the du=- ties uf the sheri:fs office in Il fair and impartia! manner, you will cast ynur vote Tor Robert <. Ua:cb.
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Silver Generations.

lI'IllAlNll ~ - New York. ............9 998 cts
 Mrs. James Coz lc and her son R.ch ard, arrived last evening from Tucson
 Fine laying hens for sale at the Fulton Market cornerrof Seventh and Fremont streets. If.
 NIT. E. w. Rawlins, editor of the Nngales News, is visiting this city.
 Something recent - Dress goods bargain counter. Palace" Z7tf
 Frank Broad and S. Goslin took their departure this afternoon for Benson.
 The choicest groceries in the city can be procured at F. N. Wallcott'S. tf
 Julge S;ilwcll and Judge Robinson went to Benson this afternoon, ;n will address the citizens of that burg tonight.
 Fresh ranch butter at 45 cents per. pound can be procured at tlle Fulton Market corner of Seventh and Fer mont streets. tt.
 Mir. w. D. Col man has sold his restaurant to Mir. William A Ander- sor, who will conduct this popular resort hereafter.
 Ii you wlnt go0d government in this city and county, vute the repub- iican ticket straight from top to bottom.
 lIihe;s and workingmcn of all cli, ses will vote for old c. c. Bean for Ctingres<, as they know that he is their fr.en.I.
 P. J ,hAs3n, who had l. s foot crushed about one week ago by his h2rs9 falling upon him, was upon the str ct It. Jay on cru ches.
 IL gives d pleasure to publish the c..i "f M. Ritter il another c..lumn, r,fI-lns Ip rn.!ors,' sonic items against Air Twt.A winch appeared in the last issue of HE TOMBSTONE.
 rhe case cl ;he Territory vs. RiggS wis callcI in Ju.t.c:. Eastnn'a court this moraing, and owing to the nb- sclce of important witnesses it Was F ,stponcd until ;he Gth of November hext
 A. c. Richards is he choice Of th,' catileMc for lie legislature, and vii work hard for the protection of th"ir interest, as well as all other interests Of this county.
 The columns of THE TOMBSTONE mostly devoted to politics 10 day, bat ;ts we have only one issue moro b1f re the day of el,clitn, it IS but j l>tiee to the candidates and to our readers, wllo are all interested in the political situation just at present.
 X vote for olI Chapman for License Tax Collector and Health Officer, will secure health to our citizens and money for treasury. "Chap" has been tried by our people and found true tp the ,rils's entrusted to his care.
 Fred J. Dodge, one of our candi. dates for Constable, should receive the votes ,f all our citizens, irrespect- i;e of party, for the office fur which he iS running, :ls he has proved to be d most eiiig rnt officer during. the past tirce yr. rs and cda not be dispensed Vi h.
 D. " Shearer Is before the people d. a candidate for the ul!i.o of Justice O! the Pence. He is d worthy yolng man and an active member of the fire department and las done good .rvic the saving of property for nur citizens. A vote for Mr. Shearer N Il not be misplaced.
 Me, It's Costello, our g"nt,emanly carrier, Was stricken down with pneu- monia yesterday, and wh le We hope that il will not prove serious and that llc will som be aruu ll with the news rl tie day as of y,Ic, we ask the in- diligence cf cur subscribers i! they mss any paprr,, aad h're they will notify Us Gi A y on'i,siors, so thLt we gan rcc'iiyit ai ou,r.
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r0E CITY 7TE.l~IRs2a

Thereby .ea. ance myself to tise Ve'.rf o; tnc Ci3y -' Tombstone as an j"aep-ras't caa5.,a!y i.f Ci;y Igrasa,eg at ."e election which vii hg heid November 2hd.
 OLIVER "RENfLLIAN.
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Billy Bradley will conduct the office of the county rccurd,r for the next two years.
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Eeszs GsEY sECOgEsEas

hereby announce myself to the No.ers inc City ol Tom mbstone as an Independent candidate for City Recorder, at the clcctio1 which will be held NovSnb"r 2nG.
 GRANT HICK'
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] ss say sau SssoWGo3 ss,s Ess, sisectaG Eae man @Ho seeks au honorable and responsible olice through tha mcd
 igm o: the hallat boz slou'd demon , straJe to the people that he IS not only competent, but also deserving, of the position ard trust to which he aspires. Ben Goodrich, Esq, 1 as secured the nomination on the Democratic ticket for District Alt rney of Cociise county. This is au office of great re sro' slbility a"d importance. Mt only does the proper restraint and punishment of crime in our midst de- pead largely upon the ze l and ef- iici ncy of the District Attorney, hut his acts and decisions directly effect every taxrayer in the county. He is not only ly ihe ITO ecutor of all offend- CTS agmnst territorial laws, but he is rhe legal adv ST for tl:e unty in all matters, and m this relation becomes largely rtsponsib e for the prop:r col lection afd eX, end ture of the public funds.
 As fitting text to this di cus i'm of the qualifications of Mr. Goodrie for the position he Is now seeking, we may refer to the records in office of the County Trt asurer. We ii d there the following assessment against Mir. GOO6I ich for tho vaar SS5. ..
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Ho.ice so she Public.
Respectfully, J. F. CROWLEY.

have this day employed the serv- ices of MT. w. ". Baldwin, of Benson, to represent me and my interests in my store i'll Benson, the terms of which are more specifically set forth ih boyer of attorney, executed by me, and on record, Book ?. Power of Attorney. page l64.
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Dated, Tombstone, Oct. 30. 1886.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-04-10
NO 1894
.ATPl.iEAT4NS t'pI. rtTi<T.

L. $. LAND urIIc., Helena. A'onlonn, .
i'>,rr;.-v ID, I>>'>. {
kTo.ice is ierehv published ina, William Roe ct
~ Banalch. 'ieavur,t:,d County. Montana, has
This day filed application Cor atc,... nns"r the '-
ing laws o. Congress for ,: Storm !.u,c, situated
in (.norganized) Elkhcrn Mining District Beaver
head County. Montana Territory, III tunsurvey.d
Townships So:,th Range Il ": willc.l claim is re
corded in the Office OF the Recorder o' F:eaverhca,
County, and described! follows in the official,
plat and field notes tie this otTice: Beginning
at the South Of the claim which is granite
stone 2oy7SSo inches marked
1tk,, for corner No,
Il from which the Elk,orn Initial Po.n:, cliff Of
efanite boalde,S, Iox. srlo feet, marked
IxP No. ,
40 South face bears os' 81 T. 1850 feet distant,
MD corner No. OF, the Simpson lode, William
Foe ct al claimants, bears " o. feet distant:
thence running Nd4' + (magnetic variation 19" 80
10 l4ls feet: thence " abe w GO feet: thence $
o. w l4I5 feet: Thence 5 :ie ESQ feet to cornc.
Ne,, place Of beginning, containing an area OF
i62oaeres. upon which notice OF said application
was posted on the a7th day of Dece,nke., 1885.
The adjoining claimants to these premises arc
The Simpson Lode on the S E, claimed by William,
Zee :. a and the Silver 1fedal Critic Lode on
w, claimed b. e Mest e q. both unssrveya6.
6s,ow $. W..hANG1eoRNE. Register.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNaIs.
To Iolln W. Melee.

You are hereby notified that we, Your owners.
have in accordance with section ,S.i. Revised
Statutes of the United S,atos. have expended in
labor and improvements ul,on the Iron Lode min
ing claim situated in BRYAN; mining district, lie:,
vcr,rad County, Montana Territory, an amount for
law lor the wear ending December 81, 1855, and
unless YOU con:r.|.u,e YOUR portion amounting to
s., S,-;oo together with interest and costs, within
ninety DAYS a.cr the first publication of this notice
rour interest ;ns.I Iron Lode mining claim will
,rcon>r the property Of the undersigned who have
made ll,c cxrn,.it9rr provided hv law in such
cases. CHARLES MCCARTHY,
WILLIAM \. SMITH.
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1885 NEW DEPARTURE! l88G


Five years experience in Dillon, dom,
business under the credit system has con
vinced Us that this system is wrong in The
DRY, wrong in practice, without pleasure r
profit to the seller. and an Injustice to tl
large number of consumers who not onh
pay for what they get themselves, but ar
obliged to pay an Increased price to make mi
for the losses and expense caused throug
bad and unbelievable accounts.
We have therefore concluded to ABANDON
THE CREDIT SYSTEM entirely, and after this
date we will sell goods for CASH ONLY.
Our prices will be reduced in proportion
AS our expenses and losses are cut off, and
to those who want good articles at BED
ROCK figures, we say GIVE US CALL.
Sebree, Ferris 4 White Co.
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NO. 1922.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Y. :. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MONTANA,

y. >. LAND OFFlCF, I1EIESA, Nlnll'lna,
February ;, 1886.
Notice is hereby published that Christian Mead,
~ whose postotiicc a,ltrcss is Dillon Beaver
head County, NJ. T., and William Roe whose post,
Office address is Hannack, Be;,vcrhcad County. NJ
r., have this day filed application Tor patent under
the mining laws of Congress- for fifteen hundred
linear feet OF the Mono lode, and the mill site ap
pertaining thereto situated in (unorg,nizedl Elk
horn Mining District, Rcavcrhcad County. Mon
tana Territory, Township $ South Range y w..
which claims arc recorded in the ot}ic> oi the
County Recorder of said county. and described us
follows in the official pla, ana field, notes on
file in this office: Beginning at tn" s. corner OF
claim, which is granite >tonc ioS'bN' inches.
marked i-lGu; y for cor No. !, from which corner
No. !, of survey No. ,,nh the Storm Lode bears =.
), degrees. ". ga feet. The l:khorn lni,ia: Prn..
which is elf Of granite houltlcrs, ,hx,sNiu IT,.
with marks cut on :. face
IXp No. /. |,,lr+ :. -
y ". 40 icc,: thc"cc running \. - 80 l..
(naanetic variation loH 90 Eas) 600 feet ln J
granite stone ..N'>x5 inches Toy No. :: thrnra
=. 4I' 90 W. 'o1 feet ioa grant, stone .t> 4oN' :.
inches nr corner No. 3: thence =. - go W.
500 tee; toa grant" store !uNitN lncS tor CO"
No. /: thcn,. =. Al" 90 j.. 600 / (: to corner
No. !, place of beginning. containing: an area ":
2O.u. .lCit>.
The SAID Mill Site Beginning Il. ,i'& n. l.. cor
nrv. which Is granite stone .iXl;S' marked
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10Y, &. for corner NOT. fro:n which
No. OF survey No. nos y. the Mono Lode bears
Y. So 81 Z. ,S.,.7 fcct distant, and the El'lhorn
Initial Point hear, S. s. 10 T. .,i75 feet distant:
thence cummings. & T.. I'na"netic var i'on ~
..) 700 feet 10 grant" S:nn" I%ln inrnr' tor
corner NJ. - ,h,atr =. So W - feet :, gran.
it,: stone. NO inches of corner No. ;: thence.
Ms ". ,oo feet to granite stone @fxl:Nn "rh's
tor corner No. !: t,rnrc \. s. T.. - !>,'t -
corner No. !. place of beginning. enlirarnM
acres, making total in Lode and Mill ste If
a5H' acres upon which = ''ot'cy of sad arpl''"t"n
The adjoinin. claimants IL the premises is Errt;
North on the Calm Lode ,unsy,rvevcd} ON West.
The Elkhorn Lode is about 900 feet to the :. l..
claimed by r. l.. Graves ct al.
$. W. LANGliORNE Register.
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Tr,.,' noit.r;.
No. I6sy.
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


US LAND ORF1cx, HxlEsA, NJ. r.,
February -, 1885, :
kTorIcE is hereby published that Thomas Lancey,
Williams, whose post Office address Is Bannack,
Beaverhcad County. Montana Territory, have this
day filed application for patent, under the Mining
laws OF Congress, for e7o5 acres of the Bon Accord
Placer, Mining Claim, situated in unorganizcd
Whites Bar Mining District, i3eaverhead County,
Montana Territory in unsurveyed township 8, s.,
range II. W, which claim IS recorded in the office
and described in the official plat and field notes
file in this office as foilows Beginning at the n.
w. corner, upon the upper end of the claim
which is 4; conalo:ncratcd stone ,oX,oxb inches,
1,os for corner No. I. from which the
Whites Bar Initial Point. which is granite cliff
IxP No. l. on the
West face, bears $, 579o +. ,46o.o5 tecl distant:
Thence running 75"ls E,,wilh magnetic variation
90 +, 400 feet; Thence hse T. SIS tect Thence
S. s,e4s' East. ,ii feet: Thence South so7 feet:
Thence $. go w. SO feet; Thence 5. ~ 80 +.
$50 feet: Thence n. -, L. 'n,5 feet; Thence 5.
1918 +. los teet: Theme. S;;i7 =. s5s feSt'
AGO feet: Thence N. $3.50 ": SIS feet; Thence \.
les f. SIS feet; Thence \. ,6sis War feet;
Thence S. As ". pss feet: Thence \. 81 W. a.
feet: Thence \. ago W.. SO feet: Thence n.
~ 90 f. so feet: Thcnce y. 20 W. .4s fee;
Tncnce $. hs',o W. n, feet T hence \. So ". eos
feet Thence y. 1890 h. -, feet. 10 corner No. !.
The place Of begrni,,s, co,iinn" s7'.7 acres upon
tie - day of January $50 witnessed by George
u. White and Barney Kane. There are no known
adjoining claimants to these premises.
S. W. LANGHORNE. Register.
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