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ST. GROIN STATION.


New York, Seplbr. lIth The Hamburg
coffee gamblers are causing ~eXtraVagant
fluctuations in price, which have advanced
from Sc ptennig to go.
a Paris despatch states that President
Carnot, accompanied by NJ. Floquet, is
visiting Caen and Cher bourg.
Lord Stanley Of Preston, the Governor
Of Canada, in the course Of a speech at
Toronto, referred to the COnCiliatory ami
retaliatory aspects OF the difficulty with tn
United States.
The London "PoSt' deprccates holding
England responsible for the opinions
expressed ~ the "Standard'.
The London papers rejoice that PrcSi-
dent Cleveland's letter ct acceptance con
tanned no reference to the Fisheries diff
Guilty.
1t is stated that the Russian merchants
at the Mini Novgorod fair are opposing
the admission of British commerce by the
new route, the YeunpsSei River.
The Prince Of Wales is visiting the
Emperor of Austria
New York, Septbr. l2th.-It is sta ted
that Newfoundland has temporarily aban,
dOned the negotiations for entering the
Dominion, as her interests are likely to
suffer owing to the present friction with
the United States.
Mr., Michael Davitt, replying to the
tauntS which followed his assault on the
English Liberals, declares that he is not i'll
prison now, probably because they are out
of power.
The marriage has taken place at Turin
between the Duke D'AOSta and his
niece, the Princess Letitia BOnaparte.
Prince Victor was not invited because of
his diSObedienCe to his father.
The Spanish Admiral yesterday gave a
banquet to the French Fleet at TOulOn.
Paris dispatches state that President
CARROTS journey northwardS has been very
satisfactory.
His Holiness the Pope has notified
Belgium that he is willing to accept the
honorary Presidency Of the international
Slave Conference.
London, Septbr. 12th.-It is announced
that one of the cables between Alden and
Bombay has been repaired after a months
interruption, thus restoring cable commu'
, 1888-09-15
Translation.
Publication.

IN conformity with Colonial Law
So it is hereby made known
that on the most submissive repre-
sentation OF the Ministry Of Finances
His Majesty the King was most
graciously pleased by Royal Resolo-
ton Of 18th uItimo to sanction the
Budget for the municipality OF ot'
Croix for the financial year from LIST
April 1888 to 31st March 1889, as
passed by the Colonial Council o.
st. Croix on the Both of April last.
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, St. Croix the 18th September 1855
p. NJ. ANDERSEN,
Y. q. p.t
, 1888-09-15
LICAT tho N
From the Police.

SPT is hereby brought to public no
- tice, that it is forbidden to throw
water or any kind of filth from the
houses into the streets. Sweepings
and thelike must not be placed on
the streets after the carts that are to
remove such offals, have passed. The
sweeping Of the streets, which owners
of houses are boundto perform, must
be finished every Wednesday and
Saturday at s O'Clock a. m. In case
of non compliance the parties con
cerned will be fined.
Christiansted's Police Office, the 14th
September 1888.
MAXEN.
, 1888-09-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bekjendtgjorelse

HENHOLD til ColoniaIlovenS 50
bekjendtgj6res Diet herved, at Diet
paa Finantsministeriets derom ned
Iagte allerunderdanigste Forestilling
har behaget Hans Maie8t@t kongen
we'd alIerh0ieste Resolution at Tide
f. IN: allernaadigst at stadfe8te Diet at
Colonialraadet for st. Crolx under
30te April d. A. udferdigede Budget
for St. Croix Commune for Finants-
aaret fra 1Ste April 1888 to Site
Marts 1889.
Commencement for de dansk-vestindiske
Der, st. Croix den 12te September 1888.
P. M. ANDERSEN,
I. Y. G.
, 1888-09-15
CHRISTIANSTED.

IIIJ'
Sept. 13 Per schr. Vjgjiant from st. Tho
mas-Frances Reed, Maria Jones, Alice
Grove.
Sept. IA Per $. S. Orinoco FOR America
via FrederiE sted-MiSs Julie Aagaard.
Sept. IA Per schr. Tjgilant for st. Tho.
maS-Jane Dial, Mrs. Cornelius Ebbesen
with l child & servant, Mrs. G. Bough,
Mr.. & Mrs. van Fps with 2 children. For
st. John, via St. Thomas Ernest Louis,
Supriau 81 wife Calima.
, 1888-09-15
To the Editor Of "Tts 81. Croir Aris".

~ CUG LutCOI " Inc NJ. C'OtA Ct
Sir,
Several "Well. WIshers" have lately
appeared in your paper giving one the
impression that some benevolent spirit,
for a change, has taken possession Of the
island. One of these bulletin Sth inSt)
feels himself concerned about the sale OF
OIeOmargarine. He finds it ''SompWhat as
tonishing that our Authorities have not
thought fit to take steps to prohibit the
sale Of Oleomargarine as butter"
Alth0' in no manner considering myself
an "AUthority7 in the question. | beg space
in your paper for a few remarks. ! fully
Sympathize with YOU correspondent. But,
ter ought to be sold as Butter and Mar
garine as Margarine. But there are Seve-
raj difficulties in the way. First this one,
that there are many kinds OF butter and
many kinds of Margarine. There is much
butter inferior in quality TO the best Of
Margarine, in proof Of which | will mention
that ut All exhibition inEngland, some Mar
garine was surreptitiouSIy hidden amongst
samples ofg0od butter. The experts mis-
took it for good butter. But as the world
runs, people will OF course not pay a higher
price for an inferior article, and on the other
hand a substitute is expected to fetch a
smaller price than the real article.
Next comes the difficulty of an analysis,
and finally an ordinance is required. With
out an ordinance | doubt that it can be
prohibited to sell Margarine as butter. Only
this year a law has emanated in Denmark
providing, that no artificial butter can be
legally sold but under its proper name Of
Margarine. In this respect | think the
wording of the English law is very salts
factory. 1t says q retranSlate from
Danish, not having the English text at
hand): The word Margarine comprises
every substance, either mixture or other
wise, that is produced as imitation of but
ter, either mixed with butter or not, and no
such substance can legally be sold but un-
der the name of Margarine.
Your correspondent further states A: ''The
impurity of the stuff will some day give
rise to serious consequences endangering
the sanitary condition Of the island" This
statement is very positive and may be your
correspondent is an authority on the ques-
ton. 1 don't know. What 1 know is this,
that putting aside the fact, that, as already
mentioned, much butter sold is very inferior
in quality and anything but pure, the queS-
ton of the WhOleSOmeneSS OF Margarine is
still not quite settled. This is in a great
measure owing to the extreme difficulty OF
the chemical analysis and to the fact, that
the manufacture of Margarine is as yet to
be considered an Arcanum and that the
greater or less whOleSOmenesS of the artl.
Gle to a great extent depends upon the
amount of vegetable fats contained IN 1t
(such as Areca oil, Sesame oil, CottOnSeed
oil and many Others), as these oils are far
less digeSti6le than the animal fats.
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,


PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
|NOTICE is hereby given that the IN.
~ dersigned, Administrslor OF the
estate Of John Z. Hacker, deceased,
will on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1883,
offer for sale, on the premises near KEEL
lesville, Dubois county. Indiana, I'll the
right, title and interest OF said deceased
To and to the west half Of the north east
quarter and south-ease quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section thirty five,
township one north, range four west, "a
Dubois county. State OF Indiana, q per
order Of the Martin circuit court
TERMS OF 6ALE.-The purchaser
Or purchasers OF said land will b reouir.
ed 70 pay one third OF purchase money
q hand one-third 10 one year, and one
third 10 eighteen months from date or
osles securing deferred payments With
rood and sufIlcient freehold surety, and
~ mortgage On the premises whss sale
d confirmed.
FREDERIcK vo0Rr. Administrator.
n. B.-The widow will sell her inter-
Vt on the same terms and convey By
ler deed 70 the purchaser.
July Is, lo00 ~.
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D1nnssY1. I'm. July 6th. Iooo
wheFeass j hes plsesed 10 supssms
0san1 nasoor of lhe unlVorse, o. thai
Celestial kodgo obovo, % so0ovo b
death men or Ol6se on6 lol)oWohlp
eus worthy end beloved Brother Joseph
yheeoas. Ne being member o. Dlrds.
s ;ss.' L g No 60 : o O. :; here
Received. That ~ express Our heart
!sls sorrow End isatesnal sympaehy. and
= g aleo
Received, That ~ extend our symps.
thy and eondolonce, % he bofoavod
widow end family u THE their great
trial. b q further
Received. That : copy % these reso-
lutIons b cent % the beroavsd family,
md that they b printed 81 the Jaspor
coorier, Huntingburg Indepsndent and
duntingburg Argue.
Signed. Bv order Of this Lodge, this
ID day q July, I0eo.
VIZ. L. BUnDy. N. g.
=. N. 1'non, v. q.
Jxo. W. 0RAx1, 9sc'y.
sHILou's Cuas viii Immediately r..
ieve Group whooping Cough and Bron-
-
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ne uas Gbl)owed " ". g. Huoooe.
k>Q, who epoke an dlnnos woo roo6v.
ed 10 PoopIo eoollogo6 (heooGh ~
Iogovo, ~ 0ony eproo6 cloths g ~
gree Ard Invited 1Flondo @ parlako
|os e1onegs while ~ maao ocneeored
% ~ rofroohment seonda. e. went "a
tho pnolle teole. Whoro q Abundance
wae provided lor I'll.
A6eoe dlouog The Star had PLAYED
Ieooe coooollol ooloc(ione, end then The
Ieerlng oood struck %, and danelnR -
|gen. ~ o'clock. oono slpay shols ~
|plckeeo. followed b. : nnmbos az oulck
volleys. and ths bsaliag o. me looG roll,
broke up the dance, end announco3 thai
The rooolo had ma0o eorelo from their
Fort n eight end voro aftaekine ehe
camp: Aids Wers riding here end there
carrying orders. and ecoo ~ artiIlsrv
opened 6rs % The brigade o. rsbels 10
the woods and shellod them from their
position sat!l the Usion inhssry charg- |
"a the woods and drove them back % |
the shelter % Fort Evans. Il Ne now
the turn % the Union arms 70 make a. |
assault on the Fort, and after heavy can.
nonsdIue, during which : bresck wssl
made In tho walls u Tho Fort. charge
was calamity made, only 70 b repulsed.
A secoud battle Of cannon took plaoe,
ana second charge, this time capturing L
the Fort and many prisoners. The
wounded ID the meantime were carried
% the rear on slreschers. with apparent
blcod dripping from them, and lsdy
Witnesses, with blanched checks turned
from the scene Of battle, 70 help the sur.
geons care for the wounded. sud were
Agreeably surprised upon getting inside
Of the hospital tent 60 fiud their services
y nurses were not required, and that
he dripping blood was only imitation
we'll carried out. The captured "stsrsI
Ind bare were looked &C with . good
zeal Of curiosity. The battle scene wasI
we'll carried out and with the exception
q few powder burns, received while
;harging the cannon q the Fort, no real
wounds were inflicted. II
After the battle dancing was resumed
md the rejoicing over the victory was /
Iept up By flying feet ill s'day streaks !
Traced the Eastern horizon" and re-
minded those who had days work BEL
ere them IL was time 20 be getting a
eady for Il. The celebration Vas voted !
great success by al.
"A large number came over On the train
rom Huntingburg. and al seemed TO- =
njoy themselyes in the woods.
There were 1900 Springfield ride cat
Idges bought from the State arsenal,
nd 500 cannon cartridges fred during
be battle. Ila
The guus got % hot II va uucom- la'
'rsabIe % handle them, before The stub
orr keoe wousd surrender. 10,
- 80
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The prospect for corn and oats vss
never better; graes d good. exoeps
Whero lest oummor'e dfouth killed Il :
wheat D : good average; ..
Old Uncle Barnett q veil pleased
with the Democrat nominee. He says
Michigan and Indiana Win - lor cleve-
land and Thurman - cyo llleh re.
Uavy = . candidate lor DobSlo ana
Martin, end that High ~ - lnsone
Tor Elk ysara
Lloyd Johnson - moved bic stave
|eew q Dr.. Whitlnghills. be- got : lot Of
tlnber - Tie yasd rsady for saving.
This q new Industry end would b Z
great help 70 our laboring men, but NJ.
johnson b wonderful nice man that
Z hand never quits him boooo bic handa
|all cone with Elm from Martin Co.
Another racket. Wild and George gol
their Irish up, George Knocked Wild
down; be fell behind 3 Whiokey barrel :
George thought he would give wild
another, but BE- missed bic aim ana gave
the barrel : blow, breaking Bic 6st
Ia two. Dr.. Line Ell The broken
bone. Constable Dove wsltzed Georee
Ito Squire Bridgea the Squire msrchsd
him 70 the tune Of one dollar. Poor
George donated 70 the School fund. The
Squire and Constable, and returned
home % nurse badly broken oct.
Born 10 Joel d. and Vol NIcholson I
bouncing big boy. 10 oayo 10 only :
week old and lt looks Ill over tie hoose
just = II Il knowed every thing. snd
besidee IT, got little fingers and toes q
natural . grown person.
The Trustees wife, Mr.. Harris. =
sick, Va not able 70 80 % celebration,
bot number Of her female friends eel.
LED 70 go her lest week, and two o.
them he'd . picnic there. SO charity
wttneesed : celebration q home; but
esys che did not injoy Tie al|sir. The
ladies that gave The picnic mode lots Of
music, but i Wae chin music, and Char
Ity Says Il TOO loud FOR her % enjoy Il
IT. feared that the picnic will cause the
two ladies 20 donate - the school fuud.
Frank says be would sooner defend 10
this csse. I guess 10 would rather de-
lend Niss. ~, bat b would prosecute
MIeo. g., loe 10 can't booe o boor ony
one ~ barn q Hjoo i.
Couvt uoWS.-Tho oealo w. Goorgo
Smith; bsSore hls hosor, Edward Dfi.
goe; 1oo one dollar.
oises W. Wm. Dyram, bo6oss Sane
Court; hno ooo dollar.
Our =. re west . Jasper lasl Mon.
Day I'D po)6 Ovor 1Doo. Co1uDbio be-
~ heaoe q paying moro School fnsd
enao eov -, = = ~ eoonty q sane
pepelstIep,' -.
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William B. Hale. secretary OF The pro-
hioltiosist otnlo central committee.
Tuesday 0osoing aid OF the republican
nomloaoloD ed platform my views
% their succcss will jndiracliy show
Whist think Of The results OF the late
convention. They viii not carry Indi-
ans, Connecticut, New Jersey o. New
York, eod I doubt very much WHISTLER
they will carry either Michigsu or
Minnesots. which would leave % chance
for their electing the next president.
By their attitude On the ssloon question
they will Iose thousands Of votes. Their
position u worse than ever before: lust
IKE To oemocsats. they ere client though
NE Only important discussion u
their committee W. on thot plank. *.
sept that on The surplus plank. They
~, IL there shall still remain I larger
revenue than b sufficient, W favor she
Dntiro repeal Of internal taxes rather
hen Tie surreoder OF any part OF oar
protective system,' which means moth
re more than absolute free whisky !.
Bot the democratic platform o not much
1eetor, for Il = miserable jugglo and .
'iIeot % TIE greatest OF I'll political
loestona that Of ths legalisod Saloon"
Sun.
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= e fair 70 land Gen Harrison % thG
skies o. account Of bic grsndlhther
darrisons and 20 pay no tribute to the
memory Of bic Grandfather johnson, %
The other side Of The house? Almosl
Any old citizen Of Chemist can recall
the amusement the marriage OF Scott
Hsrrisou, Beu's father, with The hsud-
some daughter of"Drlftwood" Johnson,
Giles, and the unslloyed feeling 81 better
safety sud consequent pleasure, pervsd.
ing mercantile circles, when one mouine
. became known that "DPiftWoods
Jooneon, Ben. Harrieon'e mseernol
graodfhthoF, bed broken HE nock ~
fsIl!og ehrough - open hstohwsy - !
.oe1oa seore - wos engaged % ro6blngl
~ ~ means. give he grandlhehop
ssssss: 1.eod VIII I'll, = both sIdss,
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NOTICE.

In the Dubois clrcule ooure o. ouboIs
County, snd.s Septemoos term. t000
William II. Bretz. Admin-l
istrator, with will annex
ed, OF estate Of William
Fisher, deceased.
W.
Norman Fisher and Will
liam T. Fisher et 81.
TO Norman Fisher, William T. Fisher
Elijsh Fisher, Missouri Powell. Jane
Williams, Catharine En.ow. James Z.
Fisher, Francis M. Fisher, Mary A.
Songer, Jane Converse, Catharine Farris,
Nancy J. Lindsey. Sarah Kemp, Alfred
Cox Elizabeth Thomas, Robert d. Cox,
Tilds =. Ashby. William H. Cox. Re-
beccs A. Thomas, James Il. Damron,
lawrence Wilson, John w. Wilson,
william Fl. Wilson, James Henderson,
Henry Henderson, William Rust, Nancy
Stone, Phoebe Hams, Davis Eulow, In.
vtcs simmons. Ann Gentry, Solomon
EnIow, Morgan Enlow and Rsbscca J.
Frakoe. You are severally hereby no.
lided that the above named petitioner,
- Administrator, with will ANNEXED, OF
The eetate Aforesaid, has filed in the Cir.
cult Court Of Dubois County, Indiana, n
petltions making you defendants thereto,
lod prayIng therein for IN order and
decree o. said Court, authorizing the
DsIe Of certain Real Estate belonging col
he estate Of said decedent and 10 said
petition described and that said petit
Hon. % filed and pending, II Get forl
bearing In said Circuit Court, d theI
Court-house 10 jasper, Indiana, on the|
81 judicial day OF the September term.
1888. Of said Court, the same being the
lib day Of September, 1883.
WILLIAM n. BRETT,
Admir-, with will annexed.
J0HN i. BRETz. Atty.
june 29. 1888 -3R.
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0ovsrnor-c e1rtlan1 c. Nasson
Lieutenant Cover nor-- ilIisn n Myers.
Secretary q state --Rcb<rt ". Nlers
Auditor q Seat<-Ch srles A. Munroo.
Treasurer u State IhoD1< B. byrnes
Aopor>er Supreme court--.rchn W. Kern
Aec<xncy- sen<ral john y Wilson
Sup< Pubs in~frl<t.co Ednond 3. GriDsh.
|u1Ees 81 supreme Court
Firus D1gsrtet-- william ylbhck-
e>cood pl<rrs-George w. Houk
Eouf<k D1s1Efck--Ausn zoIlars.
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The New Albany District Cen6brenee
Vlll b held q nareoGo. Iadlane. %
July 11sh end Ssh 1coo. 4 highly
ta'eresling program be- bese arsaneed.
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46ag51D0an, g D1sGrict-Jobn r. 0'Nsan.
Representative p1bois ~ Mart1n-Erus1 W. Pckhardt
DRressnta1tve LAvrsnce, 0r4nGs snd pubsks-Jsnea
- Willard
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jefferson u. Trustees Notice.

THE undersigned will be q his ONCE
= TO attend to township business Of
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
Ssturdsys OF each week, and requests al
persons having business with the town.
ship 70 attend 70 Il on those days. The
township libraries ore kept q }. w.
jacobs, In Birdseye, and the Trustees
residence, where al persons entitled en-
JOHN PRUITT,
Sept 8, 1l-y. Trustee Jefferson TIP.
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The fourth has passed By with Z very
large attendance q Lion garden, and III
|amused themselves we'll.
Two young men On last Saturday
evening took : bath 20 the mIll.pond q
Franklin's mill. one not boine : rood
ewtmmer, w. on the point Of 6oing
drowned whom taken ashoge.
Oue NJ. Ben. volters, . single man
about - yeors Of age, va mieoi1g q bic
boarding.h since laot Sunday even
Ing, 20 one knowing anything OF BE
Whereabouts. He Wae found ~ NJ.
Henry Grove Sunday morning & sbont
. o'clock. IN The cissern. near lie town
school-houee, while watering his horses
these, the former being deod fully wesk.
Did, slsoe cur Iast report Mn. Z.
LukeU. vie Of Mr.. H. Lnkep she
ieaves : 0oooohd and nine children (o]
mourn bbr easjy dppastorD. Also Nh.
Mary 6tsgsnsna; Idow, Who leaves
one groWn child. The decesssd both
died q consumpsIoo and were e year,
Did.
Wheat Il al cot and promises : AIR
yield oats 8 ripe and viii Be- cut this
week, then for thresblng; grass g not
very good and stands rather thin: grapes
promiss . very full crop. A lev rood
showers Of rain lately has helped corn
md potatoes 70 look we'll. X.
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CoQRr NOTICE.
STATE or INDIANA. u ~
CoUqTY o. DUBols. -


Susan f'''' p,,s,s..
Robert ". Potts,)
THE plaintiff % the above entitled
y cause having 6led Der complaint
|thsreio. together viii . amdsvii 81 !
disIntereetod person. that The defendant,
Robert ". Potte - proper end neces-
sary party % this actIons The Same being
- action for divorce, end that the said
defendant Robert w. Potts 10 not . resi-
dent OF the State Of Indiana. Now, there
fore, the said defendant Robert w. Potts
10 hereby notified, that unless he b and
appear On the flrst day OF the next term
|of The Dubois Circuit Court to Be holden
|ou The frst Monday Of September, A. D.
1855, q the Courthouse, 10 the town Of
Jasper, 10 said County and State. The
Same Will b heard and determined IL
|his absence.
IN witness Whereof I have hsrsuuto
- ct ny hand and s6lxed The sesl
L .. \ ofsoid Court @ jasper. this 10ph
~ day o. April, a. d. 1oo0.
l0NATg ECxERT, Clerk.
TRAYLo1 = HUNTRR. Ateoepeve.
July lS. lees-3w.s (pE IS 0o.1
NOTICE 10 ALL CONCERNEO.
|NOTICE 3 hereby given 70 everybody,
49, that W hereby forbid hunters, black.
berry pickersy smusement seekers, Of
Others trespssslng IN any way or enter.
ing % The following described lands or
|oure u Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit :
j The =. half Of The 8. W. a.. The N. W.
9r. q TIE 8. w: ar. IL Sec. No. 10, ,. 2
8, r. 5 w., and the 8. e. ar. OF The 8.
W. qr., and the 8. w. ar. Or the 8. w.
qr. Of Sec. No. -, +. ! s., r. 5 W., 10 al
800 sores.
The 8. W. ar. OF The N. W. qr. o. Sec.
No. 8, and the +. half Of the 8. r. Or. 81
Sec. No. 4, al IN 7. 2, 8. B. s W., 40
acres.
The 3. =. or. o. tbs 8. E. a.. Or Sec.
AZ. u tie n. W. a.. d Sec. No. Is, 7. 2
W. qr. OF See. No. 10, 7. B., r 6W.,
40 sores.
The 8. W. a.. Of tbs 3. y. ar. and the
n. W. az. OF the 8. :. a., and The N. =.
qr. Of tie ,. =. a., I'll - Sec. No. 9, 7. 2
The 3 W a.: o. the N W q Or 500 No
10, + 2 3, RI ", 40 acres.
The " az Of The 3 w a. Of 80 No
4, re 8, h s w, and The n W az o. de
8 w az. and The N r az or tbe
8 w qr, and The 8 + ar o. The 8 w
qr, and the ~ NJ gr o. tho 8 y ar, I'll IN
Sec No 4, 4 26.RSW, 800 acres.
Tho W half o. he s W ar o. The n 3
q Of The = ha)f Of the 8 ) ar Of the N
" az or The y = ar Of ~ n W az, I'll g
eso -, r 8, R6W.
Psrsous tssspsssing On any ofthe above
doocrlbod laode viii y proeocuoo0 o
he lnll extent 81 The law.
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