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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-01-18
REAL ESTATE SALE.

FINDER an order from the Probate Court,
U will sell at public outcry at A6beville
C. H., on SALESDAY IN FEBRUARY next.
within the legal hours Of sale, the following
described lands, belonging to the Estate OF
WILLIAM PRATT, deceased, to wit:
The HOME TRACT, containing
Two Hundred and Sixteen (2l6)
Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Fair place,
Elizabeth Pratt place and others.
The OSBORN TRACT, containing
One Hundred QOO) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of James Fair
place, the Elbert johnson place and the Ber-
ry Kay place.
TERMS -One-half cash, the balance OIL a
credit of twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale, the credit portion to be secured by
bond of purchaser and O mortgage OF the prop
erty. Purchaser to pay for papers:
a. F. CARW1LE,
Admir- with will annexed.
Jan. 5, 1883, II
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-01-18

lam adding to my stock all the time, new
and desirable goods for ladies. w. +. Bell.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-05-05
RATHER FALSE ECONOMY.

Many and ''pinchingo are the jokes told upon
old maids and housekeepers, but few, if any, will
surpass the following true story told Of an old
bachelor who lived once upon time, even If he is
not still living, which is very probable.
Mr.. B was frugal and orderly. When the
spring brought the robbins home to build the first
twitter from the tree tops was signal for the be-
ginning of the regular spring house cleaning, a
part of which Mr. B. personally superintendent.
The medicine closet was his especial care. On
this occasion the closet had been cleared scrubbed
and fresh papers placed upon the shelves, when
Mr.. B. determined to replace the bottles and
boxes himself. Almost the first thing he picked
up was paper package of salts. Spying an
empty bottle, he exclaimed: "Ah a wide
mouthed bottle-empty-an package of salts.
| will put the salts into the bottle to keep them
from being wasted.' But the bottle would not
hold all, and what to do with what was left was
then the question. A bright idea struck him.
He remembered he had had a slight headache the
day before. He was quite sure he needed medi-
cine. He would take the salts to save them.
And, as he had never believed in broken doses of
anything, he would take it all at once.
The salts were not wasted, but the victim looked
so when he sailed forth a week later-one weeks
salary gone, six visits booked against him at the
doctors, and prescription in his pocket for
half dozen bottles of bitters with which to build up
his system. Mr.. B. appeared sadder if not a
wiser man.
Ennnoyny- 10 4l,-;f If "details uvIneotiv
management ereeut into the hands of the sterner
sex there is no telling to what stage of perfection
this most excellent of home virtues might be de-
veloped.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-05-05
HELEN STARRETT'S BOOKS.

81 wish to send my new nieces present-some
good and helpful book said friend one day to
me. | took from the table little volume
modestly written, "Letters to Daughter" and
babe her examine it. On the blank leaf was writ
ten by it's owner: II desire all who read this
book, and are helped by it, to inscribe their name
below these words" list of more than dozen
names followed "There, said l. els the book.
Send it to your nieces, and urge them not only to
read but study this little book and mold their lives
on its teachings" 1t was so in contrast with the
"Letters to Daughter" that were read in my
childhood, it seemed hardly possible this brave,
encouraging, helpful, soul-nspiring volume by
Helen Ekin Starrett could have been written only
fifty years later than the Letters to Daughters.
by Mrs. Helen Chapone, in which the girl is told
"her sole duty is to try and get married, and Sc
cure an establishment
Mrs. Starrett sees life with purpose in it, call
ing out the latent energy and making the soul
broad with new hope. These sLetters to
Daughters" would serve as the birthday, Christ
mas present, or gift book to girl, that would be
Invaluable. Mrs. Starrett writes in such whole
some, breezy style, every word carries convic-
ton of TRUTH and truth born of LIES experience
The three volumes are small; the largest only 1865
pages, comprising "Letters to Daughter"
"Letters to an Elder Daughter, Married or I'm
married, )" and '''rhe Future of Educated Women,''
would carry to any woman's life helpful advice
that if followed would cause the most barren life
that holds human possibilities to flower into de-
lghtful and helpful activity blessing all around it,
The largest of the series has chapter on "The
Young Wife as Housekeeper ''-"The Mother at
Home -" individuality of Children &c Living
Together =" Mother-in-Law," ETC., giving such
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-05-05

childless couple it is said how cosy!' or how
snugl" and of others having an only child, "what
delightful little family" A "pigeon's pair r"
calls forth such expressions as elbow perfectly
charming one son and daughter; you surely
have been greatly blessed No on thinks of
stopping the mother Of half a dozen little ones
and telling her she has been six times blessed.
Oh no indeed; they slip by quietly and whisper
''poor thing!' as soon as she is out of hearing.
They leave her alone in what they consider 'all
her misery" but which in reality is joy they shall
know not of, the depths of which they are unable
to comprehend in their waking hours or even
reach in their brightest dreams. The little ones
are trouble, certainly. Sometimes they make
hundred troubles in one day, and often, perhaps,
half that number during night But they are
little troubles, so easily and SO soon forgotten,
while the pleasures they bring are sweet and last
ing membranes, often times frightening and
blessing life that would otherwise have known
little of happiness.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-05-05
Written for WoMAN's CHRONICLE.
PINS AND SHUTTERS.

The world is full of them-moral pins and moral
shutters. People who travel about with cargo
of disagreeable truths on board the truth referred
to in the adage which says it should not be spoken
at all times.
You cannot tell just where these pins pierce
you They seem to prick your pride, your self
esteem, your enthusiasm; and you never can find
the head. You search about in you mind for
days, and then Time--sweet healer of sorrows
comes to your relief and forgetfulness grows Ger
it, like the grass.
The moral snuffer catches you up between a
thumb and finger, and before you know it your
light is snuffed out The smoke blows in your
face, and you know then full well how offensive
that light must have been. You shrivel up in
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-05-05

We cannot avoid contact with these penance
dispensers. We are bound to have more or less
of samples of their wares, as we journey on. We
are bound to have our best intentions miscon-
strued We will have our very virtued nipped in
the bud But by cultivating an unselfsh, unen-
yious spirit, and a sympathy with the joys and
sorrows of our fellow beings, we can prevent the
addition of at least one to the abominable race of
moral suffers HARYoT HoLT.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-05-05

THE Woman's Tribune, published daily during
the Women's International council in Washington,
containing detailed account of the proceedings,
announces that it still has number of complete
files on hand. They contain the most readable
matter imaginable, and can be had complete for
forty cents from the office at Beatrice, Nebraska.
The progress of women is of course the key note
of civilization, and subject that every woman
should be interested in. Very many of the dele
gates and speakers in this convention were non
suffragists, and their speeches contain only nfor-
nation of most entertaining and hopeful nature
in regard to what women are doing for women in
other lands as well as our own. There is no word
=. g4l,a~n eAAnnins thnteAn in Snv way offend the
most strait-laced anti-suffragist in existence.
One is not obliged to believe all they read, but
every woman should wish to be intelligent on the
subject of what work there is for women to do.
Women should be conversant with the laws of our
country. Woman has an instructive knowledge of
justice. She need not wish to make laws, but she
can do no possible harm in becoming conversant
with facts that effect the morals of our country,
for the sake of their influence on the homes that
are the corner stone of our great nation. Every
wife and mother should think and see - not
through the eyes of husbands and sons but
through her own. Why have ears and hear not?
have eyes, and see not?
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-05-05

To anyone sending us seventeen subscribers, we
will send WoMAN's CHRONICLE and Scribner's
Monthly for one year free of charge. Or WoMAN's
CHRONICLE and set of five volumes of Macaulay's
History of England, bound handsomely in cloth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28
PERSONAL.

Dick Je6s, Of the 6noqaaimie hop
ranch, vss In Seattle yesterday.
Thomas Carroll. city attorney Of Ia
coma. paid visit 20 the metropolis yes
tsfdsy.
Captain J. II. Libby is again In Sc
attic. looking after the interests OF tbs
Tacoma Mil Co.
Mrs. Il. n. liant and Mrs Governor
Lauahtoo, Of Tacoma. visited friends
In seattle yesterday.
ID. b. Hansah. Of Tacoma. vbo IL
soon to get O slice ers Of the AeCarssr
estate. spent several boars In Seattle
yesterday.
Il. n. Crawford. Of Taoelevsod. came
into town ON hasiness yesterday. He IL
soon 10 have saxmil! on bis place on
sQnsk Slough.
r. q. Wilson, Of 6neQuaimie, spent
yesterday 10 seattle. He is waiting
anxiousiy ror the Seattle. Lake Share a.
Eastern Railway 10 reach tie hop
ranch.
Rx-Mayos J. O. Mann, one of the SOL
"a cistzeos Of the terminus. Who epent
s-me hoors 10 the lsstropolis yesterday,
reiurre cd to the city Of aestinv, ss Geo.
francis Train calls ", by the Hayward
Yesterday afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28


No DrvHloFxsSrs. - Nata.as new
ssms ua, yesterday IN the snooiins
e.se. ysba Siehsslson, the soareed
msn, wa resting EASILY isss nise',
ard vas suffering 10 great pain. Ira
Hnm..isn. ste yc1ag man acczsed ~
The crime. VS. seen IN itii BY lis
sriends. lie uSststaias n tscl d inatt D.
sersnce 10 sna igaesSnse OF the crime
.tth which be IL cAasSeS. 10 A rSis-
ava Wha essisd on biga yes,efesy be
ssssa aaw leng II warid be isii be es1lt
save hls trial. DE ihorehs II sss aeoai
,ir,e be xss getting cot Of lsil. aud
wsa,ea 10 knes Il shey we're eoins 70
tsep him in thsre asaen sSnesg. De
senrrai impression 10 that sEs sesns
mao - csrtially II not vhesiy tnssns
ais pzfrn,s sd relatives are erascea
S,th sries. sni vii nst - eamfoffed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

Tsosx Hoasks.-"Ysor reporter vas
slightly misisi In regard 30 tbs doukle
hsass business" said Mr. Alfred scy-
Ger yesterday. "bat onIy In svo yariien
lars. II Is a fact that ! have lee con.
trsct 20 the Mechanics Mil Company
for .so double HOUSES, between Eies-
,n,h and Twelfth streets, on James. bat
shey are 20, for NE hu, for the heifs OF
tue late 0sorss Lsveny. Of Port Blake
IL. for whom l am a-snt. Mr. Lsveny
osusa a half block Of Lad betseeu
ElsyeElh aud T@slfth streets. on sIaes,
aud GORE outside properly. sold the
outside lands for ssoash nscney 20 TN
prove tvo lois Of the half bloch 50 shst
Il viii bring 10 revenue Of from txe TO
$40 pxr snspid. These houses viii he
iour ,n nunbss, each 6I6i feet IN sixs
spa txo stories tign. The heirs Of Nj.
Levsny sre daughter. wsa = NO. 10
seattle. arc sister In Sooissnd. Ar.
Les eny wss for Yeas nsillwright a. Post
Btskssy. where be ansiis .'ei ~ifh an
aoossentAl Death, tns curius nis La
time be yesy wis.sy invested 10 property
in seattle. and the Essait e his heirs are
well provided fof.S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28
eRyFITIgs.


<m1ys0sT toaisnI ,,.r. a.
r--.-x1e Cpsss Cornpasy opsns y. -
49, q his City tonight WIN tss
r Srr .1J1fsesse-
- wa Co.'S steamer IaEms
4efAasS nn ard her iszr naAstef,
- - k.-.ss pxyfs. il nos 90 TIE
- n tho Relief Society VII
- - 1900 10 SEQ for The ehiidrcn-
- AMI en-. !rstesi CT ooco Rfs-
~ n, 0exsrsi knoI. 49, 5000 - e
oll, ~ aan FrAncisco. 1he tuS
1xsd hsf 10. 49,,
n. Holccna We ne Ssx !.
- - 9siiroad Company. AT, NC
~ t..st the cofnoSnJ WIN re-
-. n 80 cattle with horses
--~.sasrzble portion Of Seattle's
g. 60 -sas a. 81 former residests
q1I1,ss y uon. 7. n Heed. r. Who
s..tsIe On legal businsss states
4 = srrnasing 70 make his nome N
-s..s.~s Eiixa Anderson hes made
~ ,r,sI rips 81 Post q smhic ard
49, ss:ark ahay well some o. tne
p - ~ ~ crew declare she vii be
s sss.sa ne We 81, a.n Sss9 .s Sn' s .ns
- ~. ~ hnck thair feat packet fof
.5isSsy amount.
= n Scott returned fron 9 ogst-
&c ~ sssG on Sunday. Mr..
Ss<>s that he now rep esents sS
~, houses In New York ri
II iouis ssd Haa Francisco ana
- opse q .si. city 81 -, rd0s sisss'
49, In H. pat in - sooo - .
= ~ sssss room can be obtained.
,s.--. A,,ea x Nelson coenmenced
syssrdsy % De he ss sa4 Isan Com CON-
0S-,tshis Cove. which bankers wiii
~ oatsr end Of tho company z
issl ana vi, 1, ss ne sss saes u b .sHas
r.sr ARE competed. A vessel has
sssstsrca and Is now unasr way %
- fros, tho Gilman mine 81 these
inperasJ bunksfA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

rnx INV LAws.-The lawyers are he
sisnses 10 think tha; il is time The terri
hneiA, printer shoala have competed the
yrss,lsg Of tie Laws passed By the last
sgislxsere II IL nov almost two M nnths
since the legislature sf5oursAd and tae
ti,eay few and tho haik small There
~ . scsy few bills % great lcnstA. N'sse
Il ne aeng aiils ia the cas ~ vsdirS y
complete Procedure FOR The institution
asA preees-as.a "a q clvil actions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

AsRIyai o. THx NsNgoo. The steam
sAss Mexico. C,ptHia Bsatiasion-arTtv
fscm sAa FsAnc.soo yestsFaSg, bringing
tl2 taas 81 srel. be and ~ pseseag~fs
tbs ffssshs Was TOT passs - 70 lows. &c
serla Id tass. Na- euver - tons. t'ass
fuxns uA y ass Seattle Sas tens sse Ia.
come ss scns he pass ageFs were IS
trtectad a. fs4lo~s ssefor4s q. TIT
Iewnsena IS Seattle "a Tse Ala 81 TIE
Nexica ssiu aAnaA IN thu pogf an2i even
srg hen she psocccae& 20 tscea-A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

A BoLD koBsIHs.- Yesterday fore
noon. about II o'clock, while four men
we're working under the stern Of The
steam schooner L. J. Perry some thief
went on board the vessel, entered the
cabin, aud took two watches from the
pockets Of clothing hanging up there.
Oae Of these watches vas worthless,
ard the thief threw IL 10 tie door, la,
the other, belonging TO VIM. Graham,
Who ID employed On tie schooner, which
wss worth $50. be carried Cd. The
watch ~as silver. and had q chain at
tached to 1t. This vas one Of the most
daring burRlaries ever committed In the
city, 40 It vas done in broad daylight,
and within ten feet Of al least four
men. The fsets we're detailed to Chief
Murphy, but up to lass evening no clue
had beea obtsined az to tie perpetratoR
of the daring est.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

An ISrsR1srtSa REroHf.-A gsntit'
man uho may be presumed TO be inform
Il eyacsl, coacssnirg the matter 70 be re
frved sn. sAid yesterday that the now
basllirx % the Nofiheia Pacific Railroad
COMPANY 90 the face Of the hill a. Taco
ma was rrsr'e 20 on lie present ssfe 80 ~ -
king Il within tie rsshs OF way OF TIE
company. thus siviRg ths company a.
ynrrs, sfAn4sug x ound - resist tse pay
msnt Of take. en- q. 80 the rscfy xotse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

CaKHay sTEksT pEiSe SURVEYED
rse wosk Of surveying Cherry street.
fscm Fourth to Twelfth preparatory 10
u esiabllseneni OF the grade I new IL
pspsrses. Il viii b remembered rseenuy
o. pfepasty owners aleng that Stree,
5cined In u petition Ia the eounel sssias
vhst ,he ssYsset b. graded, but thai the PEE
tlfioa Was cent bzoS becsusei made no
fpsss suce 20 q. osa iks. This dsfsct has
rSasdied and lids f0s the grading VIII
eepn be aesed for.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28
Special drives IN drss goods. Cissry.
Lovman 4 Hanfosd have . iasao ~
Rissy OF Easter easda- Gall and ~
them. Corner fsout and Ooesry. ri
TEE LAWYxRS NET AGAly,
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED N xxD las 40
clAzIox N xKMo8H % cuuD
yUBxIug VAIIl

The Bar Association Of Kina s,unsy
held . meeting last evenina 10 sdops
resolutions expressive Of the essesu II
which ito members held tie late CAisl
Justice waite and Of shsir synpaihy fos
The dseeased jaiiss's family. The seso'
lusious are - follows:
WEvBRAs, Ths Honorable Noryinou
h Waite, chief justice Of the supeome
eours Of The Uuised States, depart a this
lie on March =. 1850, as the Nstional
Capital, b 10 b. the we0bers Of III
bar Of Seattle, Wo0hinGtoo Teexitcgy.
aaeaDh3sd 10 hsuos his mo0osy,
ksse5sed. That the people Of he
United States have suffered in The death
Of Chief Justice waite the Loo Of Q
pore, valuable asd highly rsspeeted nab
Ito servant; an able and peofoand jar
lot; civilian who's extensive and aceu.
rate kno0iedRe Of puslic and intsrns-
,iosal Law aided LARGELY in securing -
FORE an International arbitratioo an
honorable adjustment Of his ooantry'e
rights; O citizen Who gave his life to the
meut Of the iarispvuoence OF his coun-
ssJs - Va t00t 0V0CSD2100 0t uU06by
whose hiahest smbodimont 10 the maize
- Of the lss; judge Vho has for over
fourteen years past 0iled With houorA-
bic distinction The exalted ofics which
has been Rsaced BY the genius. tsasnipg
and virtue OF Jsy, Marshall, fancy and
Cease.
Ressissd, That We recognise Ia the
chafsctss and services Ut the late chief
Justice the Intelligent and ardent pat
rist, tie laborious aud distinguished
judge. the pure sld enlightened states
nap, and tee upright and NOBLE citizen
Of the model republic.
Rssolred. That the members Of this
bar Will revesently cherish the memory
Of the late chief justice 40 that of one
vho, By his high sense Of honor snd
duty, his vArisd and useful learning,
bis broad minded patriotism, and his
upright and spotieao character and
reputation alike in private and in pub-
lilo life, has she'd fresh lastfe 90 the pro-
feesion Of the Law.
kssoired. That the chairman Of this
meeting movs the court, upon its next
incoming. to direct thess proceedings
70 be entered on the minutes, and that
tbs secretary tfsnsmit copy thereof to
the bsreaved family OF the deceased
chief justice. With the respectful a.
surance OF the sincere sympathy Of this
bar. J. Nc0uyIA, President.
Joux AHrHuR. Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

AssgvAl o. TEE PEKssxE = &c stem
sr Premier arrived esrs Yesterday tron
ysnsenver, with fa.g ffs'Ea; asi saod
LA ~ psssrx EsEs. lite capsain ssii
.hst hereafter he vpal3 nsta fags-
n.aatly s'ies bel NaSaIaso Aad Sc
atfts. The passengers Ter Seattle wsrs
az teIlo~s. seuIas ls@s. =. ;. Ysrar,
Jarss Jsussn, A. 7. Hsanisop. u. }.
H.nseu, y. Brian. J is-t'esnsr. u J
nsrsnn' 4. Fsks. V. Sssfin, J sa1 keh-
esn.. II. Sesie. IL s@,.,t. =. wAiises,
n Rrcsu. Wra. 6sFEst, =. Csriescn,
n y Fan, L. l.sreax. Dsssa .5aagn. II
"a les a. Mclean. James NcaSeoe- T..
Megsarie, ssE hailey. IL fSAsisy. 9as.
rlsi,. Is. Fraser, A. 5. Aatsea. Daniel
A. Haye.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

Lass Rrcoy ESEp, a.. 7. J. Milper
states that 30 ogesSa Improvement Com
psas sacesc seA &c recovering al hRi Scr
leg. 81 The Sfest Humh@< Which -
c.psd from ne bso-m Serinx SsnSsy
cf&ht TIE s@eHI was ssfuNea 10 tSfss
pass az ;Hoss la position { y 1uaSe De
e'Arv TIA, u tEa e,NE opHsS1 during re
axss ~ snnae rersen - pS-so5s unknown
V The cotlp@ny-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

Tux JouEsrrxES TAILoas VIVA
meeting Of she isurneymen tailors vas
held last evening to take inal action
rsssrdin9 toe new schedule OF prices for
worn formulated some time sgo. Ii vaa
reported officially AZ the meeting last
night that a., the merchant tailoYs in
Seattle. exceptira three. bad signed the
new scale Of p;ices. and ;hst As TO those
three strike would be insscurated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

NH Ssnxrv GsApS--Tse eontraose-
On The ALL s;gsag grade Is said 10 have
arrived 10 Vas coavsF, and farther -
ross says ~ y Il. ~ IN Sos1sls early Hszt
vees whca she Wcfk On she c2f vii -
NsansrS. The lAGa slitc wsA ADD very
rassaaally to thc scss * HE grade snss
While 90 oae doubts tsst IRE contractor
VII - allowed sx tfa pay for reflloyin Z,
% uhdeTssAasliug has yet been dnrEitcay
teArhsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-28

T0ITHosE.DEsIRous OF BUYING PROP
i serty on TINA, and becoming pro persy
owners aoa landlords. ~ offer IL folicwiuS
We VII ALLOW you from three Dosths 4
hvs yeAra' the according 10 the land yos
We clares neither prsmiun or in,rey. on
tine Payments. and viii slve 200 vssrsat ~
We hsve lots q 80 aos ~ tia, Or. e,,ae
10 Madison street. and ere within radius q
one and . half niles froa the Pooonscs,
They lie veil ~ arr deHrsble Iots.
money and ~ viii give oertiAsd shscs for the
fun amount Of each md sveSy suoseQuAni
The check Is Arsun BY Tia Puses Sound Ma
ttonal bans. md Is made payable q sssht thus
gsanting TIE purchaser advantaers aod pg1vi-
isgeo thAs hsVs never been bsfofs o1ersd
Aftsr you have bar4asnsd for oos or mere
lots shouid pc, through sickness ~ acctdsnt,
b one pressed fer money, yo1 hsve e0ly to
present your ehscks q the bank and thsy wi,l
b. c~shed on The spos for thslr full face value.
should yea see other land tina; you eoasio er
. ossser hargafn- the shove stiil holds good.
In short. tie non<y In the bank awaits yecr
oraes and u Absolutely beyond our conssoi
ust1 you pressni ths checAs to az In psymens
In fali for he piece Of The land eargsinrd for
1o1 afe. ehefoore, ~ the option and priv.
leses We c9se insured asainn acc1dsut You
are y0ar treasurer and banker end d the Sap.
tue N ovasr e valuable property.
Shoold you 81 any time, however, prrss nj
ne checks u bank for payment they VII Be-
imDedtaseiy hoocsed and forwarded 10 "a,
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