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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-02-03
+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Franklin Lohr John Lohr, McClellen Lohr
DanicI LDhr, Jane L1hr, intermarried with Ir-
win Clark, christina Lohr, intermarriei with
Joseph Eish. and jeremiah Lohr, of Centr Il
America, aud Elizabeth. intermarried with
Thomas Z. Hite, of Cambria County Penn'a.
You are hereby Notified that in pursuance of a
Writ OF Partition issued ont of the 0rph ans Court
of Somerset Couaty, Pa, will hold an inquest
on the real estate OF Adaline Lohr, Decd situate
In Shade Twp, Somerset o., Pa, on Thursday,
the ith day OF r'ebruary, 1886 when and where
you can attend If you think proper
Sherins office, JOHN WHIT TERS
Dec. Z5, 1855. Sheriff
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1 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Adam Fit, decd late Of Milford
Twp, Somerset Co., Pa
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given TO all
persons indebted to said estate to make fmmedi.
ate payment, and those having claims against tho
same Will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday, the 9th day of February,
1885 at o'clock P. ", at the late residence OF the
deceased
HENRY FIT,
uecz3. Administrator
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baue adtremu
nd
The undersigned County County Pa hereby , notice
February 1885, which
ton an Act of Assembly of fNay,s - e anu ~
PETER DUMBAULD
c..
co~-.., ,r -, = -. JONAS SMcCLLNTOCK
N'"'N1' onee' Ecu. D iooo Commits
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SATURDAY, FEB'Y 27, 1886,
TER s.

One-third to remain a lien upon the land, the
interest TO be paid annually TO the widow OF IhOm-
as Ike im, decd, during hor lifetime, and at her
death the principal sum to be paid to the heirs and
legal representatives of said deceased. tne-third
of the balance cash, and the remainder In two
equal annual pay ments, without interest.
JOHN REAM,
febS Trustee OF ThOs. Reafn, decd.
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/ EGAL NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Lewis Weigiey, dec l., late Of Somer.e,
township, somerset Co., Pa
Letters stestameutaryo on the above eat at. havt,g
thosity. notice is hereby given TO All persons IN.
oeoted 70 said estate to make Immediate ra v
ment, and those having claims againet II 10 prs
sent them duly suth~ nfica..d for settlement AMI
1885, at the late residence of the deceased
JOHN WEIGLEY,
San- Executor
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TRIENNIAL TABULAR STATEMENT

Showing the Townships
and Boughs Somerset the
with the Act of Assembly, passed the 18th day o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-11-06
NO. s34.
APPLICATION FOR ApArrsr
NO. 3D.
U. s. LAND OFFIcp

EUREkAy NEVADA. September 2. iaos
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN III AT TT M,
- CANTON MINING COMPANY ~. LlhR
postoffce address is Canton. Ohloa u"hoss
day filed its application for patent for s, ahl'
hundred 1880 linear feet Of the Brouan..een
Mine or vein bearing gold and sjlys, s.obs
surface ground TWO hundred (9OO1 feet In IN, slih
situate, lying and being in Robinson m n,iulA
District, County oil white Pine aud State ofN!s
Yada, and known and designated bv tha '" . Ne
notes and official plat on file in this oso NED
Lot Number 63, in Township 16 Noreh' p De-
63 East, Mount Diablo meridian, tn. -.s'snge
boundaries Of said Lot Ne SO being as ioIosOa'
to wit:
Beginning Mt post marked No. 1 n
Survey No. 81: whence the NE. corner 49,.
Of 7. is y X. 63 E., hears n. 6H dec ''' Pa
eOi7 feet; an open cut with shaft In same i., A..
:. 10 deg, W. S02 feet: thence rnnpInr 70
course ) 64zl deg, 4. 30 feet to post n.
u. 5 Survey No. 63; thence I'd course y,
deg, W. 1900 feet 10 post No. 3 L ). su,sss.
No s.: thence Sd course =. Ga dey NJ ~
feet to post No. L. ). Survey No 90, Inc ,,ss
being post No. 3 Z. = Survey No. IS a0hi.
lode" thenee 4fh course y. 25l4 deg, z la
feet 10 place Of beginning, containing se.Im
ecre-.
Magnetic variation, l6 deg 30 min. east
The location Of this Mine is recorded In II.
Recorders Office of Robinson Mining Distriel
IN Book A, page Il.
This claim s bounded on the west for a NJ,
ton OF the distance by the Ohio claim, ows,l
by the Canton Mining Company
Any aud all persons claiming adversely AM
portion Of said BrownrtoDe mine or rnrIsf,
ground are required to file heir adverse aim,
with the Register Of the Uaited States Lana
Office at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. du,
ing the sixty DAYS period of publication hereof
or they will be barred by virtue of the prov,'
ions of the Statute.
r. II. HISCKLRY, Register
II IL hereby ordered that the flresop,
notice of Application Tor a Patent be publish
ed for he period Of ten consecutive weeks n
the White Pine NEWS, weekly newspapsr
published at Taylor, Nevada
s11.Iow + IL. HINCkLEI. Register
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No. SO
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
L. g. LAND OFFICE,

EUREKA. NgyApa. Septem Der q, iss,E
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
~ BENJAMIN +. BROOKS. whose post
Office address il Boston. MaSsachuseit,j, has
this dav filed bis application for 4 pAieDt for
fifteen hundred lJu0 linear feet OF ths EuTsla \
Mine or vein bearing silver. with surface
ground two hundred feet 10 sidih Fifuafe.
living and being in Robinson Mining District.
County of White Pine AID stale OF A.vBdA.
md known sDd designated by The held mites
and official plat on hle N this Office as Lot y o.
90, In township ~ North. krnEu ~ Last,
Mount Dla bio meridian. the exterior tould.
arses of said Lot NJ. "a being n follows. to ait.
beginning al "A pOst marked No. l | B.
survey y o. ~; " hence l,ost 10 Us. Survey
~. 40 bears ;. 10 deg l. 100 iesti peG 70.
| /. > survey 40. - bears ,. ~ deg. ~ min.
t. o75 feet. corner section common / sections
Il. T. - aud "A M 1. II =. 81. ~ y. hears ;.
II deg A. n1n., h.. ga feet. location shalt ara
monument On this elHlm btA r- \. Ul deg >
min. T.. 40 .eet. theace running 1T eoufseA >.
II deg. ". 2JU feel L. post = a.. | ; snfFsy
no, l5. thence ID course \ I'D z Elaliss.
t. pot No L . : ourvay 80. -. There's .
euuTse =. ~ dog, l.. ID foei Ia iosi "a Us
Survey No. 90; tbs nee iih eOufse : Z, asE,
- y iest tn lsOst 10. /. tho place Il bsiia.
mug. containing . eS-.ib aetes
MAJ nctfe variation. II Dig. % min. ePs'.
The location 81 thi- Nine b. reenlded 10 he
Recorder uiiice Of KUDtssun N INNS Dlsuis,
IN Bnok 4. pass ..
Tn. elatu, il boarded b. no knosn einias,
the Lrnrtst btite ihr b. diam Il he s.n1.
AM aud oil peIsons elmo ihg haNrisrb 81,
rornvn Vi said fnfeNa min. ~ sdflhee gf"sha
are required 10 tile their adtefss cl I'm. wa
the Register Of the United states LAnd Vnss
al Eureka, IN the stare % Nevada duIlbE sss
sixty dayt period Of publication hefeni, q
they will be barred By virtue OF The pio'lr
ions vi the statute.
1t is hereby ordered that the ioFesolnt
notice of Application iOr Patent b. puoil'a.
the " hits Pine Nlws, weekly newspaper
published al Taylor, Nevada.
sIs-I0 Z. n. AINCkLEI, Register.
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NO s3s
NO s3s.
kPPLICATI0NF0R A PATENT.
L. 5. LAND OFFICE,

ET-HEKA, NEVADA. October .. 1886.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y B. +. Brooke ard A. {. Cleveland
fwhose post0fice address is Taylor, White
Pine County, Nevada have this day hlcd
their application for patent Tor hiteen nun
dfea linear feet of the Silver Bell Mine co
vein bearing fiyer, with surface ground *
hundred feet IN width. situated in Silver Can
Won Mining District. County of White Pine
and state Of Nevada. and designated by the
field notes aud official plat on hlc in thi-
office a. Lot Number 10. located On unsur-
veyed land, said Lot No. - being described a
follows. Ia vii
Beginninr al a pot marked No. /. L. :
sIrvey No. -, Silver Bell I.oGe, also marked
pot No. J. l. ;. survey 10. 81, blue 5eli
Lode whence L. ). mineral monument No.
bears y. Is deg. l.. 1ol feet, an open cut on
this lode bears = - deg. 80 min. W. AIS feet,
an open cut aud tunnel upon this lode bears
- deg. 81 min. ~ 400 feet, thence ist course
: neg 30 min. E.. 1900 feet TO post marked
No. , L S. survey No. Is: then,e 2d cuurse
y, 81 deg. W , 600 feet TO post marked No. 3.
L. 5. survey No -: thence Sd course y,
deg. 30 min. W, 1900 feet To post marked No.
L. l.. s survey No. a, also mark ed post No.
s. deg + !. 600 feet TO port No. l, the place OF
beginning, containing % 6OfOO acres
Magnetic variation. 10 deg. 30 min east.
The location of this Mine Is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office of Silver Canyon Min
ing District. in Book A, page IL Of the Min
ing Records of suid District.
This claim il bounded on the north by the
Blue Bell mining claim. Z. ). survey No. 81.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Silver Bell mine or surface
ground are required TO file their adverse
claim with the Register Of the United 81 ates
Land Office at Eureka, in the State OF Ne
vada. during the sixty DAYS period Of pub
lication hereof. or they will be barred by
virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
ID. H. HALL. Register.
Ii il hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of Application for a Patent be published for
the period of ten consecutive weeks IN the
White Pioe News. weekly newspaper pub
lished at Taylor, Nevada.
oct910w ID. II. HALL, Register.
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NO. ss2.
APPLICATIONS FOB A PATENT
q. LAND OFFICE,

Fr-REkA. NEVADA september 2 1886.
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
- CANTON MINING COMPANY. Whose
Dostoffice address is Canton, Ohio,) has this
5ay filed it's application for patent for
fifteen HUNDRED l500) linear ieet OF the hed
Stone Mine or vein bearing silver and gold.
with surface ground two hundred t21Ol ieet IN
width. situate. lying and being In hopinsoh
Mining District, County OF White Pine ana
state of Nevada and known and designated
nv the field notes and official plat on ME IN
this office AZ Lot Number o., IN township 10
North. Range 81 East, Mount Diaolo meridian,
the exterior boundaries oil said Lot No. % DE-
ing as follows. to wit:
Survey No SO "Red Stone Lode:" whence
NV corner Of section IL, 1. 10 ~. II. 6s Il =,
hears S 7g51 deg. W. 1853 feet; shaft No. on
This lode bears NJ 65I5 deg, +. 759 feet: SHAFT
No. aon this lode bears \. "a deg. Z. $50 feet ;
thence running LIST course y. Il deg, w. @Oo
feet to most No. , u. $. Survey No. 81; thence
ID course y. q deg Of, E. 1870 feet to post No. )
u s. Survey No. 81. the same being post No.
, L. s. Survey No. 81, yellowstone Lode;
thence Sd course 5. IL deg, f. 200 feet to post
4U s. Survey No. 81: thence 9TH course
$. 73 deg, W. 1900 feet TO place OF beginning,
containing & 5000 acres.
Magnetic variation. l6 deg 30 min east.
The location of this Mine Is recorded IN the
Recorders Office of Robinson Mining District,
in Book 4, page 70
the Yellowstone lode claim. owned by the
Canton Mining Company.
ANY ana ali persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Red Stone Mine or surface
ground are required TO file their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United States Land
Once at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, dur
ing the sixty days period ofpublication hereof,
or they vii be- barred by virtue of the proVisl-
ons of the Statute.
f. H. HINCKLEY, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that The foregoing
notice of Appljeat. on for Patent be published
for the period Of ten consecutive weeks IN the
White Pine NEWS, weekly newspaper publish
ed At Taylor, Nevada.
sil-l0w r. II. HINCKLEY. Register.
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No. $50.
kpplIcATi0NFOR PATENT.
No $50
L. STAND OFFICE,

FrRgKA. NEyAb., September o, 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai
~ BENJAMIN h. BROOKS. whose pes.
office address Is Boston. Massachusetts 9n a.
this day lied his application for ratsnt loI
fifteen hundred 400 linear feet of the Argea
Ia Mine or vein bearing silver, With sun a.a
ground two hundred t2uUi feet IN wlols'
situate. lying and being IN Robinson Minint
DisTirt, County OF bite Pine and state "
Nevada. and known ard designated oy a..
field mites aud official plat on hle IN this ome.
a Lot o. 81 IN Township ~ North. Tang.
~ East, Mount Diablo merid an. the exieIe'
boundaries of said Lot No bl being rs iolio"''
to wit: - :
Beginning ut post marked No. 7. .
Survey No 81; whence section STAKE CON n1 ~
bears >. 81 deg. 20 min, Il. 1910 feet; n spip'
upon this lode bears ;. 20 deg. - MIN; D.
1921 feet; thence running lst course >. ~ ~.
e. 100 feet TO post No. u. ,. Survey NO. ".
No.3U.S :. Survey No. 81; thence Sd coyrss'
N. rs deg, w. 1900 feet to post No. I;
Survey No. 81; thence Alb ronrse n. IL des
r. 2OO feet to post No. |. the place OF begm
ming. containing 8 $500 acres:
Magnetic variation, ~ deg. 30 min; east -.
The location Of this Mine Is recorded IN w
Recorders office OF Robinson Mining Dis" ="
in Book A, page Ii. til,
This claim is bounded By NO known Claim
ANY and all persons claiming adversely ~
portion of said Argenta mine or s1is Ute
ground are required to hle their sdte. s
claims with the Register of the United stare
Land Office at Eureka. in the state of Neya:a,
during the sixty days period of publieatlII'
hereof or they will be barred by virtue oil W
provisions of the Statute -
II is hereby ordered that the ioresT;,Ih'
notice of Application for Patent be puollsiD
cd for the period of ten consecutive weeks y
the White Pine NEws, . weekly neWspsp'
publ he'd at Taylor. NeyRda. -,
$3.50 +. ii. HINCkLEY, Register
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Joseph
Liddle. Deceased.
DEREMPToRY NOTICE is HEREBY
/ given that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate OF Joseph
liddle, deceased by the Sixth judicial Dis
trct Ceurt Of the State Of Nevada in and for
the County of White Pine, and all creditors OF
said estate are hereby notified TO present their
claims duly certified to the undersigned at her
residence at Ward, White Pine County. Ne
vada, within two months from the first pub
lication of this notice.
MRS. MARGARET LIDDLE,
Administrators Of said Estate.
Ward. August 2S 1885. a28-2m
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CAUTION.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR
i chased all the
HORSES AND CATTLE
Marked with the "s. IT." Brand, all per.
sens are cautioned against purchasing any of
said Stock from any one except the under
bigned.
P0UJADE Il GARAGHAN
Ward, New, July 10th, 1880.
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WOODLAWN FARMERS. sEr-.
(Repor,ed for the Alexandria GAzrr

(Rcported for the Alexandria GAzErTEJ
The November meeting of the Woodiuwn
Farmers Club was held at j. n Gibhs' near
Mt. Vernon, On the 9Th inst. 1t rained rs
usual. There has not been gathering Of
people Of any kind at that place within the
memory of the oldesi iphabitant without it
has rained, 50 the Dext time there is 6.
drought We propose TO have party there.
CORTLAND Lukens gave all account Of his
trip TO attend the State fair and Farmers'
Assembly at Richmond, which was not O.
very glowing one. AS to the former the
show Of stock wes fair, as was also that of
implements, but other departments were
poor. The chief attractions were horse
racing, military displays and side shows.
How long must these things be? The
Farmers Assembly. he thought, had al
ready outlivet! his usefulness, and would
probably not meet again. AS an Illustration
OF the situation he read an article il the
Farm and Home, cf Fredericksburg, by G..
Fl. Pierson, which hauled the managers of
the association over the Goals quite lively.
After speaking of the failure of the crons in
the lower part Of the State--notably tho
o'hStibSo III tlC tUDRCIu ify cHIIl !.Ost-GDC
the discouraging outlook for the farmers o!
that section, as we'll as nearer home, nc said
be earnestly hoped the club would take Up
the debt question that was worrying the
poor old Commonwealth SO terribly and en-
deavor by our efforts and influence to en-.
courage farmers in other sections to set
their faces determinediy in the direction Of
Il positive settlement Of the same, finally
and forever.
After discussion which evidenced dis
position on tho part OF most present TO have
the good ship OF State released from the
financial whirlpool, committee, consisting
Of G. Lukens, w. Walton and the secretary,
were directed to prepare resolution On the
subject and report 10 the next meeting.
G. Lukens also read an article from Farm
and Home, entitled "Homesteadersn in
which it was urged that the national gov
ernment be turned into vest cooperative
association. Some OF the features Of the
scheme were good; others wild and imprac-
ticable.
President Pierson submitted a draft Of a
petition TO Congress urging the passage OF
the Hatch experiment station blf, which
was read aud several members signed, but
number declined, rs they seemed TO be tenn
porarily under cloud, feArag hat if the
general government Should give lis $15, ,0CO
per annum for the purpose eome triniGg
theoretical farmer would get hold Of it,
The matter was lefs over until next meet
ing, which will be at the home of the secre-
tary on the 11th Of December.
There was no report fcoIn the critical
committee-the head being absent, tho tail
could not wag.
Critics for next meeting are E. f. Mason,
w. Walton and William Hunter iF.
w. GILLINGHAM. Sec'y.
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q W;le.s Honor.

James L. Noon, prominent young law
yer of Santa Rosa, CAL, was killed Fri
day morning, the 5th inst, by John Ballet
and Al Reed, two wel-known citizens. The
two men suddenly entered the office of their
victim and, without word of warning, be-
gan firing at him from revolver. Noon
made desperate resistance, closing with his
murderers, and when people rushed in The
three men were found struggling in q heap
on the floor Of the room, which was full of
smoke from the discharges oftheir weapons.
The deadly struggle was still going on while
beneath the men were seen three large pis.
tolls, Of which nearly every chamber had
been emptied. The carpet was covered
with pools of blood. Chairs and tables were
overturned, books and papers were scatter
Cd about, and the walls and door were per
forated with bullets.
Noon had two wounds, III the breast and
side. The only words that he spoke were,
"Take them OF me-" He died soon after
the arrival Of an officer. He was only
twenty-eight years Of age, and of handsome
and very imposing presence.
The inquest eXtorted the fact that the
| tragedy was caused by tho infatuation oil
Bailefl's wife for the young lawyer and her
frequent visits to his Office and meetings
with him at improper hours. On these oc-
cssions she was accustomed TO enyeiop her.
self in deep veil and take every other pos
sible precaution to insure secrecy. Noon
boasted Of his deeds. The intimacy had
lasted but few weeks when he imprudent.
ly addressed her note. This was the i'm
mediate cause of the trouble. Ballet, who is
a wealthy farmer and who lives at Laguna,
seven miles from Santa Rosa, is over seven
ty years old and his wife is about thirty
She was married to him in her fifteenth
year, and is of family that is highly re-
spectacle.
Their first child, daughter, was named
after her, and this fact proved of fatal i'm
portance. The note fell into the hands OF
the young lady, and, supposing it to be fol
her, she opened and read it. Acting upon
her first impulse of sorrow and indignation
she handed it to her father, and togetne;
they confronted the unhappy mother Will
the accusation of her crime. The wornsr
made full confession, and implored tor
giveness of her husband. In frantic rage he
ordered her from his sight She then be
came nearly demented and evincsd q desire
to take her own life. In anticipation o
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this purpose all ne druggists in Santa Rosa
':ere warnsd not TO- sell any poison to her,
and several tc whom she applied for strych-
nine refused TO supply it.
Reed is 3 brother Of Mrs. Baileff Both
he and ,he husband armed themselves at
once and forthwith executed vengeance
upon the paramouT of the fallen wife. Most
Of the shooting, however, YGs dcue BY Bail.
eli, the brother, it appears handing him the
second leEoivarat.er tho first had been emp
tied
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NOTICE OF AGENC

n Office OF AGEN
This is to give notice that | have appointed
JOHN w. PEAkE my agent to transact for me at
the store northwest corner of King and ST. Asaph
streets in the city of Alexandria, the business of
dealer in hardware and building materials of all
kinds. A. NJ. BROOKE.
October II, 1856. nov4 2w
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noy4 w4w
HNU>TEE'!, SALE.


by virtue OF {. deed OF trust, dated on the first
day ot March, 1886, executed by the Capital
Pressed Brick Company and of record in iibcr
Il, No . folio 317. Of the land records of Fairfax
county. Virginia. the undersigned trustee in the
SAID dsed, vii! AT IL O'Clock IN on SATURDAY,
the 4th daJ OF December. 1886, in front Of the
Royal street entrance to the Market building, in
the city OF Alexandra, Virginia sell at public
auction, for cash, ALL The EIGHT, TITLE, IN.
TEREST and ESTATE of the said COMPANY in
and tc all that tract parcel CT land situate and
lying south OF and adjacent to She city of Alexan-
drla virginia, and which lies west of the Tan ward
dltch east OF Alfred street extended south OF the
Manassas Gap Railroad occupation, and is bound
ea ON the south By Hunting cI5eE, ard being in
the county, of Fairfax, FirgiMi. aud being the
same which by deed, dated on the ned OF Sovem
Der, 1854, was demiscd by John Tucker AZ! Rob
ert L. Lucas unto George J. Cunaam foI term o;
twenty years (Which term is now hcl! bv said
company, together with al rights aud appurtcu
ances to tho said tract parcel Of land belonging
or In any wise appcrtaining ami all rights privi
leges, licenses, easements and franchises granted
by and secured under the terms and provisions of
the said demise or lease and ali rights privi-
legeS, licenses, easements and franchises rrsrtcd
oy and secured under the terms and provisions Of
supplemental agreement entered into between
the said John Tucker and Robert T. Lucas and
tho said George P. Cannon on the 5Oth day of DC,
tober, 1885.
aIso Ala LIE 1MPEOf EEE EENIS-wharvcs,
piers buildings, sheds, kilns, fixtures, engines.
boilers seows, boats machinery machines, borscs,
wagons scoops, ploughs, shovcls ard other prop.
erty OF every character and description whatso.
ever OF or belonging to the said company, in or
upon the said premises before described, and all
other property OF or belonging 10 the said com
pany used in or about its business and operations,
of every kind and description whatsoever tcxcept
the brick manufactured for salcj
And also EVERY RIGHT, PRIVILEGE and
FRANCHISE to tho said company belonging.
The purchaser will be required to n.v the pur
chase money in current funds or hv certified
check on the day Of salc and upon failure 50 TO
do the property will be Immediately reoifcred fo-
sale at the defaulting purchasers risk Al con.
Veyanclng to be at the expense oG the purchaser
oct29 2awts JAMES Il. CATION. Trustee.