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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-10
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF DEsIR.
~ able City Real Eetato.

~ eDi0 Clty Real Eet8to.
on TURDAr, NovInBEa 20. 1883,
VIII be sold by the undersigned trustees, In
pursuance OF an Alias order of the Orphans'
Court Of Lancaster county. at the Leopard
hotel, East King street, in the city of JLancas-
tor, Pa, the following valuable Real Estate. to
wit:
No. !. q lot of ground. in said city, contain-
ing In front on East King street 70 feet, ~
inches. more or less, and in depth along Ann
street los feet ana inches. more or less, with
this appurtenances, on which are erected Q
Two.story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
There 10 water ana gas in the house, q hydrant
in the yard, and the house has nine rooms.
No 2. lot OF ground on East King street,
adjoining No. on the west, containing on
East King street 10 feet and 8inches, mole or
less. ana In depth l02 feet, more or less.
NO 3. lot Of ground on East King street.
adjoining No 9 on the west, containing in
front on East King street 10 feet ana inches,
more or less, and extending in depth 100 feet,
more or less
sale to commence at 7:So O'Clock p. m when
terms will be made known by
FINANCES A. BUsHORG,
JOSEPHINE w. BALL.
ANN II. MILLER,
Trustees appointed by said Court tn sell the
Resl Estate of william Ball, deceased.
JOEL L. HAINRs, Auct. o27AnS.lO.l7.l990
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SPECIAL NOTIOHG

tnat terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Il the remedy
Tur you. Sold by H. B. Cochran. druggist, NO.
Isl and lS9 North Queen St. Lancaster Pa t2l
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u wesasa sssA ways.

Misther O'Rocnsy (entsripg hardware
store) Tho boss sint me down atther .
pane ~ glass, tin By fourteeen. Waggish
Clerk-Well, Pat / don't think oen give
you ten BY fourteen, but can let you
hsvea fourteen by ten, II you can make
that do. Pat (struck with bright tdeo)-
BE hivvens Jist gimme won ~ thiEn, en-
OPn list turn th' sidewsys ~ it upside
down, en- Ol don't belevo tbo bon himsolf
'ud ever known tn difference.
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cured BY ShNoh's Cure. We guarantee It. Sold
by II. b. Cochran druggtst Nos. LII ana lso
North ou0en St.. Lancastar. Pa ~
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reach Of medicine. They en- say, ooh, 1t
will wear away" but in most cases 1t wears
them awav. Gould they be induced to try the
which we sell on q positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excellent
Sl 90. Trial size free. Al all druggists. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-10

Every Person to He Real Success
In this life must have speciality that is,
must concentrate the abilities OF Oody ana
mind on some one pursuit. Bxrdock Btooo
BtUsrs have their specially as c0mpIete sn0
nev afYections. For sale by H. b. Cochrani
Druggist, ls7 ana lS9 North Queen street. Ian
CaAt0r.
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Rupturs cure guaranteed by DR.. J. b Mayer.
sSl Arch street, Philadelphia. Ease at once,
NO operation or delay from business attested
by thousands of cures after others fail. advice
free, send for circular. marl0lyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-10

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
i business Property, the oldest in the city.
on WEpNHsDAY. NovsnBnR IL. 1853,
Will be sold ~ pubic sale. At the Cooper
House. the following real estate. to wit -
T@os,ory and attic brick grocery store ana
dwelling, No. Il and % South Queen street,
with large two-story back building, in ali con.
tanning IL rooms. Including q large. commo-
dfous store. room. Tho lot fronts 30 feet on
South Queen street, ana extends 26 feet TO
Christian street, having two two story frame
houses, containing rooms each, fronting on
Christian street, with q II feet Wide alley run.
ming In from Christian street to main store
property: also. q nne two-story brick stable
and storehouse, wagon sted and other bui d.
fngs, we'll ana pump of never.fsiliDg water,
by perfect sewerage.
Here is An opportunity seldom offered, with
an established business OF ~, years, and made
still more valuable by the Southern Market
recently erected. ana other improvements in
the immediate vicinity.
Sale to commence a6 78o O'Clock p. m, when
conditions will be made known by
W. G. DAISZ.
JOEL h. HAISRs. Auct. to27&nS, 0,l2.iSR
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Brief Mention.

81 have used Burdock Blood Bi1ers with
great benefit for indigestion and conetipation
OF fhe bowels" O. L. Esston, HAMILTON. Ont;
For sale by II. Il. Cochran druggist l87 ana
l80 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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AN UNroRTUNATE PERSON.

AN Sks6OHN'
The most unfortunate person in the world is
one afiifcted with sick headache. but they VIII
be relieved at once BY using Dr. Leslfe's Special
Prescription. Sec advertisement In snotnef
column Nl
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PUBLlo SALE OF DWELLING

DUBLlO SALE OF DWELLING
L HOUSES.
ON SATURDAY. NovRNpRR "a, 1873.
hotel. Lancaster. Pa. the Following real %.
tate, to wit:
NO. }, the Double Frame Dwelling, Nos. 800
South Queen Of % feet inches TO the middle
OF feete inch wide common private Alley to
feet. more or less. the lot having . triangular
shape: Each house contains roOtns. and 70
valuable corner for business purp0eea.
and Store, No. l6l south Queen street. The
house contains 8 rooms. lhe lot fronts on
No. .. the two-story Frame Dwelling, situ.
Ated ON the northeast corner OF Low and
10 feet on Low street, ana runs in depth 81
feet.
Sale toconmence at $50 p. MP when condI.
uons will be made known by
JOEL l.. HAINES,
27An3,l0l7,z2,p3 Auctioneer.
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pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. ESTATE.s
ON TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER Is. 1855,
will be sold on the above DAY one OF the finest
Farms in Chester county. containing 100
Acres, ana situated In East Fallownold town.
ship, and ~ miles southwest OF Coatesville.
and miles east OF Parkesburg, and one half
miie west of Eroildoun, also only one-haif
mile OF Newlfn station. ON the Poueroy
Newark railroad. which connects at Pomeroy
with the p. Il. X. for all trains east aud west.
The ground is level. rich ana clear. ana tho
buildings are extra good This 70 2 complete
ana perfect homo, ana this II only the second
time in 80 years that this place has been IN the
market II positively VIII be sold. ana one
half the money can remain in the place II the
purchaser wishes It.
Carriages will meet all trains q Coatesville
mp TIL 2 O'Clock ON DAY Of eslo.
For further information address or call on
the owner residing thereon, or sale bill in
most any OF the hotels In Lancaster city ana
county.
Sale OF O'Clock.
JF. NORRIS,
Coatesville. Pa.
JONAS MCCLKRSB, Au st. nOvB-bt6.
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ME shs Wrsas AaAnsl.

from the T0KA0 8iftanGD.
Mira Blood (to the colonel Who has rc-
turned nom lighting duel)-Ohs oolo0ot.
you look distroseed . y poo.iclo yoo neve
Injured your antagonist !" Colonel Blood
"A dsvilish sight worset my oear: killeo
suppose iii have 10 pay Soe him.
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BARD & McELROY,
80 and 50 South Queen 81,
tOpposits Fountain Inn.l

TyHE PEOPLFir nepublican fellow H.
L IN TO moss OF crow Yesterday
Ing bettors lartaking Of . snlro
s'.~~ s---.-As~'a. II ives NO moc&
dinner. Tho
u of -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

rearhra' for my ~@ppins whs1 he r!z up
with z grin and banded inc thi7 yer letter.
I ,1ld hun I rrckoued you'd gone 20 SAC
-.-,-to. hut ~ aid be wez sure you was
80 y,,.r room, and 70 prove It l went thar.
H7, nhen I KEN back the Id skunk had
vauoo--d-got frightened, / reckon-and
wasn't gowh4I 70 he seen.
Eea-La~ took the letter hastily. II
contained only a i.ae in S,eights hand
'Ir you change your mlnd, the bearer
nav ~ Of -sTyice TO you
He turned abruptly To- Mott. "Iou
ray j. las the same L1scaT you saw be-
fyre.'
Il: was
Then all can say IL BE- IL no agent Of
de Frrriere=' said ksnshaT, turning
away With a disappointed air. Mr.. Mott
would have asked another question, bat
with an abrup. good night the young
man entered his room, locked the door,
and threw himself On his bed 20 reflect
without interruption.
Bat !. he Was ~ no mood 10 stand Mott =
!ltuyu4 couIecture-, be vas less inclined
10 De satisfied with his own. Had ne
been a,l.n carried away through he u
pulses evoked by the CapriCes OF . pretty
crguetrr and the absurd theories OF hs:
hail imberile father. Had ne broken faith
with Sleigh. and remained in the ship Tor
notEiDg. and would not his change Of T6so.
luton appear TO be the result OF S!e'ghts
note. But why had the Lascar been haunt
ing the ship before In the midst Of these
couieCtures he fell asleep.
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CHAPTER VII.

Between = and 1 in the morning the
clouds broke over the Pontiac and the
moon. riding high, picked out IN black
and silver the long hulk tina. lay cranlen
between the iron shells Of warehouses and
the wooden frames Of ~teneueuts on either
SIDE. The galley and covered gAlgway
presented a mass OF underlined shallow,
arains. which the white deck sh0ne
brightly, stretching to the fOreclstlc and
bows, where tine tiny glass roof Of the
photographer glisteuei like a gem ~ the
Poutiac's crest. SO peaceful aud motion
less she lay that she might have been
sone petuiactIon OF IA past age now niss
eNuumrt aud laid bare 20 the cold lght
Of the stars.
Ee~v.IJheicss tim calm a~erur.ty WA
presently invaded by = s,Hsr OF .tralrhy
uie aDd motion. What had seemed a
liked shadow suddenly detached It-ylt
from n. deck aud began 20 -Ilp Sanction
ny rJIuru.Ou aloUg the buiwarks toward
the r5urinipawaY. At the rahin door u
halted aud rrourhrd mo,.0uir-- Then.
ii7isg ~ gIidrl forward w!ih the same
-'4rgIto movement until opposite the
.lr,lr elevation 81 the iDrrha'ch. Sui-
Lrg.vi j, d.rt,l to the hutch, uuit-trucd
and ilited 10 with d swift, familiar trN-
,trity, and disappeared in the opening.
Bat ~ the moon -h0nr upon its vanishing
i.... T., revealed rl.r whitening eye, 1Gd
teeth OF the lt-caT seaman
Dgupplvg 90 the lower deck lightly, he
lrIt lis way through tn. dark pl"a2" BE-
tween the partitions, evidently ig>s ianll-
ilr IN ui'u. haiJiog before each door TO
l,-t,4. Returning iyrward ho reached the
,e-oud ha,chway that hid attracted
Lg-rY- attention aud u"I~el,zsly UaC,Dsed
l's !asteulugs. A penetrating smell OF
big aro.e from tie opening Drawing a
small bulls eye lantern from Ills breast
liz lt it, and unhegi;atinGiy let himself
Gorn % the iur;her depth. The moving
flash vi his light revealed the r.cessts oil
the upper hold, the abyss OF TIE well
nuid-hIp-. and glanced from the shining
backs OF moving llgzigI OF rats that
---'uei TO outline tho shaiowy beaIas and
tr,.snws. Bisregard;us those curious
spectators oil his movements he turned his
attratiul eagerly TO the inner casing of
the hold. that .crmcd ia one spot to have
frcu s~trcus'hDurt by fresh timhrrs. A.
llckirg thlr strrlllriy with the all OF
anmr tools hidden Ia HID OI.akIu clothing.
in tar light OF jhc lantern he bore e ilnrI-
fll resemblance" 10 the predatory animals
around niru. The low continuous sound
Of rasping and craving Of timber which
followed heightened the resemblance. 4,
the end Of a lew minutes be had succeeded
in removing enough Of the outer piuukiug
To how that the entire filling Of the cle
ing hrtH,cu The .t.1chiGn4 was composed
Of email boxes. Dragging out our Of them
with i~rycri-h cagrlheas 10 the lryht, the
Ia-rt- fpor~l It open. In the rays Of the
bulls e,e- q weagrd mass Of d,scoiorcd
coin. show with 4 lurit glow. The story
Of the Pontiac was truc-ths tI,osure "as
there.
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But Mr.. Sleight had overlooked the log
icll effect Of tins discovery Oh the natural
y~illainy uG lus tool. In the very moment
OF hls triumphant execution ct his pa-
irons suggestion the idea OF keeping the
treasure to himself flashed upon has mind
lie bad discovered lt-why should ne give
it mp to anybody? lie hal run all the
risks, il he were detected Ut hat moment
who would believe that his purpose there
at midnight was only to satisfy ,omo one
No. The circumstances were urOpIiiuus;
he would get the treasure out OF the ship
at once, drop ii over her side, hastily CON
cral II in the nearest lot adjacent, and
taxi it away at hl5 convenience. Who
would Lu he wiser for il?
BUti 1t was necessary to T~eConnOitrr first.
lie knew that the loft overhead was
empty. lie knew that 1t communicated
with tie alley, Tor he had tried the door
that morning lie would convey the treas.
urr there and drop il iuto the alley. The
hCNCs wv.e heavy. Each one wuuId re
quirt a separate journey to the ships side.
hut he would al least secure something #
lac were interrupted. lie stripped the
casing aud gathered the boxes together in
a pile.
Nh, yes, il was funny too that h,-thc
IsyScar hOund-,he ID niugcr-should
vet what bigger ami bUl!irr men than he
had lied tor, The mates blood WAS ou
thosr hoses, IL the salt water had not
washed Il out. 1t was q hell of a fight
y hen they dragged the captaiu-Oh,
wha. WIS thai Was it the splash Of II
rat in the biige, or what?
\ supcrstItious terror had begun to
seize him a. the thought Of blood. Tucstil-
ling tulds again allied withstrugvling
figures lie had known, the an thick with
cries aud hlLsphem:cs that hr had forgot
ten. lie rose to his feet, and ruunlng
quickly to the hatchway, leaped to the
deck above. All was quiet. The door
leading to the empty lott yielded to his
touch. lie entered, and, gliding through,
uubarred and opened the door that gave
upon the alley. The cold air and moon
light lowed in silently; the way Of escape
was clear. Bah, lie would 20 back for
the treasure.
He had reached tho passage when the
door he had just opened was suddenly
AAhNA ANANsAr AhhNAAN AN Il A'h
srruus Of a gauut figure, grotesquc, silent,
and erect. looming on the threshold
between him and the sky. Hidden in
the shadow, he made a stealthy step
towards n, with AN iSon wrench in his up.
hit.d hand. But the next moment bis
eyes dIlated with super-titious horror, the
iron fell from his hand, and with u scream,
like i frightened animal, he turned and
He'd into the passage. In the first access
ul his blind terror he tried TO reach the
deck above through the i]0rehatch, but was
stopped lay the sound of q heavy tread
overhead The immediate fear Of deteC-
ton overcome his superstition; be would
have even faced the apparitiOn again to
through the lott; but before he
return there other footsteps up
preached rapidly from the end Of the pms
,'ge be would have 10 traverse. There
was hat cEa chance Of Cscapc LETT nov
the fcrehoid he had just quilted. lie
hide there until The alarm WAS over. F..
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AN ORDINANCE
Providing for 4 Vet" upon the Question @.
Subscribing 5000. OUG 10 the Capital
Stock Of the WhacIiDg AMI liar.
risburs Railway Company
of West Virginia.

WHEEEA.. Tae Wheeling sIi Harrisburg Ea...
way Company Of We. Virginia Ia. requested p
rOi> to De ordered and money u Dc EIp-uF-a.-:
IN All JitAe construction OF it. railroad ~ ya..
county including = bridge sCT"S, Tie Ohio river
a. OF ICa- the head OF keeling Island. al
tracks thereon and lie apprusrIr. thereto. ...
the te-mlaa. lEECE, and facilities I.rr,o' 90 t.,
said cDuDty, Including lNn ,L-ugg. V u..
lng Hi, aud within tie limits o.. the f..r u.
Wheeling north o: Illta street. ugi
WHEREAS. The Bua-t o:LGAG S....ar. e ,.u
county ui ohio deem x desirable iy' 80" ..r..y
10 appropriate money e. sid .u Rae 0r-...
VI sch railroad h..tc" aero The Dl.a -.-- %
said county. AMI O.: a |sar.rr-. rr ss.-s .a,
and facilities Of sd railroad. ~ .si ..
SUCH appropriation a. DC made By Is ...-s..,. T..
the capita. STOCK ~. - cpmrs-.. ,~..-,p-r %
- HEREBY
.O,d'ssd BY t., sad Io.-3 .. u..l..,.onrrs
% the toII.I O.: u-.u TIA. . FD.r u- taken
.P"' We s!"s'..t co. ~ d. p sch suh
scEip!!ou - 81 .:g.T n...e. .w ~ Slo'uI
~ the Work q owe .'..' . sch Vote ga! De-
.akea ~ the sey':a. i.aa-s 60: voting "a 49,
county. a. Il -Er-.a- t.rt'.HV H...I Naa.. - he.
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WoInuu'4 Work.

There is no end to the tasks which daily
confront the good housewife. To he u sue
Cessiul h~Ousekeeper, the first requisite is
good health. How can q woman contend
against the trials and worries of house
keeping if she be suffering from those dis
tressing irregularities, ailments and weak
nesses peculiar to her sex? DR.. Pierce's
FayOrite Prescription is q specific for these
disorders. The only remedy, sold by
druggists, under a positive guarantee from
the manufacturers. Satisfaction guaran-
teed in every case, or money refunded.
See printed guarantee on bottle wrapper.
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II IS tanCied by a grateful patron that
the next comet will appear in the form Of
q huge bottle, having Golden Medical
discovery" Inscribed upon it in bold char
actcrs. Whether this conceit and higi
compliment will he verified, remains to he
seen, hut DR.. Pierce will continue TO send
forth that wonderful vegetable compound
and potent eradicator Of disease. 1t has
no equal in medicinal and health giving
properties, for imparting yigor and tone 10
the liver and kidneys, in purifying the
blood. and through il cleansing and re-
newing the whole system. For ]scrofulous
humors and consumption, or lung scroiuIa
in its early stages 1t - 4 positive specific.
Druggists.
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MedirinaI.
SCRATCHED % YEARS.
4 SraIy. Itching. Skin Disease with End
les, Suffering Cured BY Cuti-
rura Remedies.

I. I had known Of the CUTiCUgA EEyEDiEs
tweu,y-e.gh, year ago I, would have saved NE
500 ~ two hundred d0.lsGsI and al immense
amount Of suffering. NJ disease PsorEs... con
r-"-rel on my head in 3 SPOT not larger thsh 4
cent .isp.rEd rapidly al OTcEny DoIy ana soy
Irte- my nails. he scales would drop oil OF
ne a.. tie time. and ny suffering was endless;
and without relief. one thousand dollars "Ol4d
not tempt M 80 have his disease over again. !
lu d poor man. ~! Zee. r.gh ~ Jt relieved OF
VIA, -Due o. tbs GvcgJra aid VA .eprCsy, some
r~..s-wyra, psoriasis, etc. trOE ....~-. and coco.
-a.sGT4-!.las over one year and 4 hall, bat 10
CUE. ! went 90 Two .: thee doctors and no cure.
J CauHD. praise the CUT.CUHA REMEDIES 100
'lIr@. They have maze my skin a. clear and
fro '-DI. sgalrs a. Il a4hgs All use. OF them
va ,aTr. boxes gt GCIlg-EA. and thee bottle. Of
NyTl p EEsD.yASI, an two cakes Of CgTl.
CO. sah~ .R". &! yug hat been here AMI said sou
wug.! hive C!r-l ne TOR S5'.e, ZOE would have
lai tie money. ! .0sN-d Ike t.e P!r,I-e n
yD.r book o! Psoriasis picture uumJ.r two,
ito" 20 GI-e skin diseases but now ] an e.
r.oa- r. any T"-sDu ever was Through force q
habit -Ih NY hand. over ny arms aid legs 70
scratch once In ii while, but u no purpose. ! am
all well ] scratched twuEtveigAt wears. and Il
got D be q Kind ofEec0ni nature n ne. thank
sou q thousand times. Anything mO-" that you
VAIL TO know write me, or aLy one who reads
this IGAy write 20 ne and ! vi. answer i'
DENNIS DOWNING.
N-f.rFrr ~ VI Ia, FUr % -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

"lIow 10 the wasps and hornets and
other insects keep from freezing 10 death
in the winter.
why, that's simple enough; You never
handled a wasp, did YOU
"No, | never did
That accounts for your ignorance on
the subject. | fyou had ever had any ex-
perienco with a wasp o. a horne! you'd
know right well that there was heat enough
there to last two or three winters # reed
bs -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

D. A.. Bradford, wholesale pape: dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with "a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
diea without benefit. Being induced to
try Dr.. KiHg's New Discovery for Con
sumption, did SO and was entirely cured
by use OLA few bottles. Since which time
he hes used il in his family for all Coughs
aud Colds with hest results. This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved 10y thi- wonderful discovery.
Trial hn't'"~ Tree ct Logan II Co. . Drug
gtore
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

Psoriasis. Eczema. Tet,"r, RiagwOrn. Llcacu,
Prr.W- seal Head, Nil Crust, DsudruE, Bar.
ben, Baker, Grocer and W~asAerw"msu' Itch,
aai every species Of Itching, Burning. 2cA!y,
P.uuly HumOr Of the skin and scalp and
E.u,!. WIKI Loss a. Hair, are positively cured by
rrT!Cu 4. the great skin cure, and ITT!CJrA
~1'p. ~ exquisite skin Bcau,iarr aH:e!@s.iy,
and CrI.crRA REsD-yESr, the new Blood Pun.
internally, when physicians and all other rene
die. !R'..
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Saturday, Tic 9TH Day Of February.
s, ID, 1855.

COmr.pu.tmg at TO O'ciOc o.. M, sell az public
auction. at the font door If the Court HOusu OF
Ohio county, the following parcels a. .gnd I'D.
Joining the Town of BcuwOui I'm MARSHALL COIlu-
is, To VII. tract containing - acres, 3 roDdS
ana ~ ypl,~ c~N'rNtingub1ut one acre Oiihc SIR.
face th,rrO; ,O'i by \ Kelly and wife.
Nf.o Gu adjoining uITrc! containing 3 acres,
| rYpd Aut 30 poles. sGll UUrm"'~ being the land
CluyrNrl - ~Sarphr'C NgN,glgu O. SulIc Il.
Kelly. hy 'oui dVfrt december TO- l~H.
The ra-lur sud nr,t named parcel. fronting on
the rou.ly road. has been laid of, IN lots and
VIII br sold IN lots II desired by purchase,
Also r-Hct containing about q acres of bottom
land ui Joining the south line Of BuuwOOi. lying
between 'H" ohio River Railroad and the ohio
River. with the right ot way for u road under the
Ohio Rive and l. so Railroads and To the
county -,ui. hc'nG part of the land conveyed by
the trustees for Benjamin NCMcChCn.s heirs to
-aIlic Kelly 10y deed dated september -, 1896
Also G.. rra'u ,-0cts OF land near Elm Grove, in
Ohio county. tr-wi,. A tract containing - acres
and q poles, being part OF the LYDIA :. Crugrr
estate. conveyed % Aaron Kelly by J. II. Good
and oth,rs. >lnr.al COMMISSIONER.
Also Lot Su.S In subdivision \, of the Moses
SrerhrrI o.. ate conveyed To- said Aaron Kelly
hy i. Z. Lis. and D.. am specia. commission
TERMS OF SALE-Oncihird Of the purchase
money and ~ much more rs the purchaser may
C!.r, 10 uaY 10 cash on the day of sale, and the
residue IN Two equal GuUuu. instruments with
in,r-p., .nln lLn LAY Of sale. the purchasers Civ
iug t.c.- a1,r- for the deferred payment, Sc
cg7 q e....- by good persona. security and The
retention a.: he title Until their uyincnt, or
secured nv leeds of trust on the parcels of said
sold, - the COmmis'i0"cr shal! think
JAMES =. ROGERS,
SpaClR. Commissioner
! ccr,.cy ,ha, bond has been given by the above
named sTeeis' 'oi"N'I Im1IS n L r. Hr y ~ SAID
jy5eoti Clerk.
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