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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02

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g Soss So E.,F. s. q Ts 60
Poor Sp 20 ehose 5 rs.n Ssy choice Very
= % s'"ti na"s;Ss Sgs"f f
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50 81 Sales 600 bbis % ''"~'
GIAIN-wHEAT-The deliveries on contract. which
WEAKENING nnue SUs cdsy The market
" had %S S" sight a
noticeable at The opening occas0ned by firm esele 40
81 IS and May =, 81 Yf 81 81 or rise iisI$s
and prces steadily ansS Selling
December dropped q y ard May to q Is - c snsw
su G Of S sS 81 as ps touched es
ns s @srs ems S when a a fair
largely in May declining. The spot market sympathi1ed
E E'G 0sSaa light Il Pea
s graded sp %att q Eca 4 20 ass Il
81 . NS Red 81 9 2 O. 80 G Sve s '
70 sss q ~ cSsSs is N Do
81 I2dsI Is 10, closing at ~ IL 1.s do January
81 sssns g g. z is s is 7os7 BYE
BXRLEY-Higher and STRONG with fair inquiry Sales.
250OO bushels Ungradcd Canada private terms; 30 DOC
FEY MALT-Duil and unchanged In price.
CORN-Aso suffered decided break in keeping with
the decline in wheat Cash grades are down about lc
Shippers taking i52 bushels. Options sold on l.
3sc on the transactions and later on 7-sa1 Be
closing aeYy 8 se SaSe Se baS
els spot including Ungraded Mixed a, 40 l2o5oc 10
White al 40 12dj0c; No. November. ~ 12dfs l2c.
closing at 4s Lee do Deeem6er 4s 2Gto osc CLOSING
IL 7.sc do May AZ 5sd4s Lee; closing az ~ IS
OATS-Also weakened in sympathy With the general dii
cereals Spot grades show slight decline with
speculation moderately active Sales. $4,000 hushei
future, 10000 bushels SPOT including No 3 &c DC
Do soasoc No November. zoe. closing at zoe d
December 81 81 1sc. closing at Sic do January 32d
80 l-Sc. closing at 32c; do May. closing at ~ 3sc -;
s 6soc 81 n so%soc 100 n. % i2asi sHarps
81 O5Gs1 10; Rye Feed. 90d95c.
HAY AND STEAw-Rulc at steady prices. with a
r dem'%d Brscpsy for ne cTaass COO
Straw-Long Rye 75s soc Short Rye 55d6jc Dat 5oa5o
HOPs-IIave undergone decided change since
our last ruling quiet and steady. state choice new
5ae do 1851 1tGiec: do 1885, saiOc Pacific Coast
choice new 25d97c; do medium new. 22a24c; do low
new. isa2Oc do 1887. s6l2c
and 24s tons November delivery. 3.soa3s2 IL.
MOLASSES-Du and nomnally unchanged. New
crop New. orleans quoted 53d55c ~ 49,,
movement Spirits urpcntine quoted 44d44 LAC. Rosin
SG Good do a1d o. T%eS?%s 81 's? +
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9. 81 iHs1 2512; Ls15oK q 50; NJ 81 s ~

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altered is Shs s@n nourh hey
am 70 1 hu wSs IN srs s1
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fo%aii hence 'ee'0p TO 'S ST. Pierre
prIs .ss~ aS s7ans. ans Hp
ET!s PRIME rrm. Ness H0nn. aPa
&c.,. I. soss Packet .Ssss g e; DBL sns
81 so in SrEF P e S2sso E9 sns nau
ii'as aenSen 1.1 and rg eHiSs'
sis r Fssea Hs %sue
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do SPOT 5 Use -. DRESSFD uOGS-Are quoted strong
more especially light weights Demand Is very ialr
City heavy to light 12a7 34e Pigs ISIS LAC; ,c
varied wholly In sympathy with the west Atcr p
slightly stronger opening feeling became depressed
November broke f3 points and later months sac points
sSoas 90 12c. City Steam In moderate demand Sales.
40 tc November closed sac December closed at
S9c January s.40c sales. 800 ties S47ds 4Sc
February closed sa2c sales. $50 tea, S42c March
Refined quoted Soc Continent and 10 Pc for South
America. BUTTER-Thcre is very little life to the
| movement and prices rule In buyers favor Creamery
State, Fancy Gee FlRn. 90 l.2e27c Western Fancy,
9c Prime 23ao4c Fair q Good l5Q22c June. l6a2lc
1922 1.2c; Western imitation creamery, Choice 20a22c
10 Good TO Prime. 1Tal9c; dairy Fine l6o lsc G o
&c oDdnp W:e Me Factory June S
10 cSi5c :0 June tubs, isS5c fresh Grkns "a l9S
| ise; dairy and factory. thirds. 12c .
CIIEEsE-IIas not varied In any, particular; ruling
nS2rs rare are o odsr% n buyer Ts co S Ms' state
Factory 10 1910 s.ac: ordinary fancy do. l2a
| 10 1.ac; SKINS light 1928 lee medium. Gar lie
| full skins 30jc Ohio fiat X 1-2diO Lee . EGGS
show fSshc5 slight SdyanGe Win good demand
ih ssei IL; c5naia aasaoc Lind ioaIo tac
| sUGAH-There .s no further change I'm prices and
trading IS unlmporans for the day Fair Refining
| Contectonefs, A. 7 Use Coffee E.r STANDARD re
| Coffee on A." 7.Sc White Extra c. G 3.4c; Extra
| .Cr 63-SdG 5Sc; "C,r 1-+d6 51Gc; Yellow, 1-sa
sTEARINE-Lard dull and nomInaly lower. Choice
5000 ~ CITY, loc. and 900 II in Chicago, lac
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demand Prime City quoted I. $3.50 Sales $4,000
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY Nov ,d =, wc, s
soads q Of asis held Ss City dull
ps nf rs .,i;y SIS:
a ana GboIee cei as high as $40 2c is obtained
priS1is cable advice. om London quote neiricsrsec
niS' 80" FATHER gloomy view Of the probable situation ior
The next M rse SIS n n Sssa on II. she sd The
No shipments Of liv. stock fresh meat from this
oor iiIIr cows-Receipts far this week 1l2 head
Demand moderate but prices steady al ESQ TO 500 per
a, HS.. ,;rss,ar. weak and Use lower with sales Of
Fair 10 Good lap $50 per Lut'ermliks =, fsa
we'sFn c. .esed DID SrCSsh sa 6 ''' quiet
R1.sd Ssy County, sissq' Dreed vsa with lie
,ns s2 for Ho s. N Shas'
s ns c IS Fed e e ~ per igO Ssa'
per 100 n p Buttermilk Calves 37o ~ at g. Mixed
3D. $50 n, al 81 10 Veal'' 100 10 at 90 co. ''' !"
Harrington 80 Grassr., gag p a. g p; 10 cc
Hls. ksy es,s Co. 20 q sj SGs n e s.
j. y sldcr Co Is western Calves, 345 H. at
smEGr AND LAMBs-Rese'ps were 80 car. Of 7s7a
Deani light and @arss, sluggish closing .cak al
Is Spored Included the sale Of Inferior 70 Fair Sheep
at s5asi 80 per 100 ~ and Culs' sold at ~ 5oa
and carload Hs q 90 o. S"''' ''A'' '''' " '''''
Dressed Mutton slow at Ga. 1&c, with Go0d heaSy
Native carcas.cs selling IN small way ut saS lie.
Slle,-Haenbeck Hollis 33 STATE Sheep, 90 aver
age. SO per 100 n - do 90 m 81 IS 243 Western
do, 10 ~ IS so; 100 State Lambs G5 l2 n A. s5 %
III 70 IL ~ at % o5; 2l2 Northern Canada do 70
Dilienback Dewey i05 State Sheep. 03 n SO so
10 do liz D. 80 IS 20 DO 100 H. 80 rs; % do,
1913 ~ 81 IS lGl state Lambs 6S n, at ej 6Z l-2
81 do 70 IL n, 80 Il l-2.
d. Harrington Is State Sheep (Culls, 80 ~ al o. Is
30 STATE lSO & r. q S's S DID, g. Il
Hume & Mullen % State Sheep So n at 90 50; IS
do % n at SO so i59 State Lambs IS n at So 7o II do,
Walsh Kirby & Co.: 40 Pennsylvania Lambs 50 n
az s. % IL State do, 78 ~ So
I.vcrltt Pdcock llG state Sheep (Cuils), a n,
Judd & Buckingham l47 Kansas Sheep, 100 10 n.
az r3 81 28 Mixed Western do, 81 n at 81 ITO State
d. g2 H. at ~ Bucks, 81 ~ So; AZ State Lambs
co H. at So 80 l07 do, 81 H. at rs u.s. 2lO Canada do.
j. i. sadcr ( Co. 1o5 Western Sheep, 100 I.2 N,
az - o3G Ohio do "a n, at ST.
Newton Cllet 574 Territory sheep 1O7 n a. So 90
Isl kentucky do, l2 ID d. At - 30 10G Buffalo Cusr
OF l. H. az 70 so ~ Kentucky Lambs, Sc b. at 50 ~ ID
HOGS-Receips Il cars OF ,, SOP head . 10th
ST. cars ut Jersey Cry. Market firm at sGd$G 2j
per 100 Good Hogs.
Country Dressed lrmer especially for light weights
whlrn arr moderate supply. Quotation 707 &c
Tor Hoavy las Lee fof Medium. and &c for Light
sales-J g. smith 10 state Figs 125 n average, OF
&c oJ per 100 n : 0 dc, 81 n at So Is
. Rough Hogs, oi0 H. at s. TO-
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
| CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Nov. THE Drovers
Journal" reports Cate-Receips $4,000 head shipments
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E1IoxLxYING FOR THE YEAR.
rsrrxNTrro TIN ADDITION 10 FORMER NILE
AGE AT ABOUT 1000 MILES.


cyAic,xo Nov. l-Ths next issus Of The Railway
Aees viii contain ne following:
Few people have had any correct idea Of me
amount Of railway construction which has boon N
progress in the United States during the present year
The impression which widely obtained al the begin
ming Of tho year that railway extension had pseh
practically suspended and that 1898 would show very
little addition Of railway track seems to have con-
tinued, although the statement published IN this
Journal for the first six months showed that nearly
1000 miles of track had then been laid. Tho fact
that the great companies, which added thousands OF
miles of road In 1887 practically ceased consxuc
lion at tho end Of that year, for tho time being,
seemed to warrant the impression that railway build
ing had practically como to . standstiI. But while
few Of the principal companies have been doing much
new building sn work has been quietly in progress
on hundreds Of short lines all over the land, and
already new track has been laid this year in every
one of the forty States and Territories with the
three exceptions Of Rhode Island Utah and Nevada,
and almost 5000 miles Of main line have been added
to tho railway system Of tho country since January l.
The following table, compiled from detailed
records gives the totals by States and Territories:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02

1t will be seen from these figures that during the
first zen months I'm the year main limo tracks were
laid in States and Territories $50 lines to
the aggregate extent Of 500 miles This shows an
addition Of cs40 miles IN the four months since our
last statement Although comparatively little grad
ing is done in the greater part Of this country after
November l. stiu the last two months OF tho year
always marked by considerable amount OF track
LAYING and this will be the this year, especially
~ the weather continues favorable. OF the $50 lines
here reported upon least seventy five are stn IN
process of construction while some track Will be laid
On few other roads. Looking the field over, we
venture the estimate that from 200 to 2ooo miles
record NJ the wear making the total new railway
mileage Of 1855 between 1000 and 5000 miles,
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coTFEEBrss grades on the spot quoted stesoy ma a.
and and Tor No and No .ose Nd% rl SMe
Padane June sae) IS 34c 104 bags East India pr.
The speculative market ,s haa ioa vy oo i
closing l0d15 points higher The only cable received
to-day was from Hamburg showing an advance Oh s-aa
Inf. holiday elsewhere. Sales 53,OOO bags
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BROOKLYN i)ropcrln 90 Get.


Two LET N BROOKLEN.-Eleea fats
j ON Quincy st., near StuyNesantave; five
Looms ana bath, with all Improvements
rents cheap; l block from elevated station.
Inquire at $50 Gatcs-ave.
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for Sale.

billiard and POOL TABLES, also bill
ID lizard supplies at lowest prices
GRIFFITH COMPANY. lG ith,av.
EOR E.-Doardng-housc; lease ana
l. iurn.ure; ,asy terms. Apply ~
East 14th-st., coal Office.
- At Fire and Jul glar pool sh's
ISnew ones OF superior cor st u'tion .ti
ones that have been taken Ia exchange. DIP
BOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO. v. Il. But
Ter, General Agent, 20 Dnanc-sL
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STATE.

market steady Bssy.' % rs steer s ss o %
Mixed 81 25a2 10 Texas Cattle 81 2'aS CO. "esers
Hogs = Receipts $4,000 head shipments $500 m:rkss
strong Mixed S. 3OaJ 80 Heavy 81 s0951 10 Light soixs
sheen - Receipts 5000 head shipments 1000; market
steady Natives Inferior "a Prime, ~ 1913 % M-stern
shor 81 az 90 shorn 81 Co.'s 5 Lambs ~ %
ass %
CT Ioris Nov l-Cattle-Receipts LBS; shipments
276. market steady Choice Heavy Native otsrrs ~ oo%
Steers Medium TO Choice So iOa4 30 sockers and Feeders
Fair 70 Coo 81 1913 10 Rangers. cornfed s5ood' 10;
Mogs~Rccelpts 4i65 head; shipments lao msrsss
strong Choice Heavy and Butchers selections = 80 ep
Packing Medium 10 Prime So 1905 As Ash' arade>
sheep. Receipts $50 shipments 22o market strong
fa Horses ~ Receipts so shipments TO- Texans anl
Indians In carloads. $50 1882
PRODUCE MARKET
fryppoor Nov $50 p. m--Beef-In poor snprlr
rarr Tn NOR supply I3in>-Tfoders Offer moderately
offer freely long clear duh at VS. od Chrss
IJoders offer moderately Taow Holders Ofer moderately
sprts OF tnpen;ine- Offer sparingly Holders
arer moderately Iard-Spot and fltureslioters oher
freely; prime Western. spot and October dull AZ rs so
Holders ofer sparnyy FhnImhoaers "nsf n,r.
ateiy Corn-spot AMI utures-hoders oner rnonera,ey
mir;d Western spot steady at Is I'd December steady AZ
Is 7dq Hops Iondon-New York state-Thore Is no'h'
ing Nov lLnsecd OIL Iss Sd per cw; refined Pc
trolelm 69l6 06ssi per gallon ,oo
AyTwsRP Nov l-Wcoxs lard closed AZ lis ahcs per ~"
AS1vrpp Nov l-Petroleum-Fins pale American -
francs Oh cenf!rpes paid and sellers
BREMtN Nov. Petroleum. marks 70 pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02

COTTON-For prompt delivery shows no ma Na
change ruling dull. Old held 1-4c higher. Sales,
iS7 bales for con assumption Port receipts SO. 2e3 bales
against 40 933 this day last week. and 1145S
bales for this day last year Since September (the
BEGINNING Of the crop yea The at me b
O94 bales the corresponding time last season ,.
Quotations arc based American Standard OF Cassln'
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Gopnirr properip 60 Get

rNO LET, CRAWFORD. n. J-iiouse,
j fully furnished or not; Ii rooms, be-
SIDES laundry; minutes from depot; per
feet drainage best situation all improve
lneuJs; line grounds and stable; mi ID
climate especially recommended; pine trees
on place applicants invited 10 SEQ place ;
reduced rate to April /. Apply +. j. ELY.
70 Broadway. Room %.
'lNO LET IN EOSEVILLE, near East
1 Orange; convenient TO d., l.. & w.
l. IL. AZ trains and 35 minutes to New
YCik; new 3-story brick bay window dwell
ing all modern Improvements elevation $50
fcet above tide water select locality can be
secured now at low rent OF s35 per month
Inquire JOHN d. TOPPIN, Orange-sL, near
station.
c.llO RENT. at Tordham on Harlem
,Df ~ Railroad. hOuse. barn. hennery
9 IL acres; fruit. &c. Mrs. PIERCE, $50
Fas, ll9th-st.
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NOACHMAN and UsEFULMAN.-By .
u sober, steady young man; can milk
take care Of furnace; best reference. Ad-
dress NJ. r.. Tribune Offica
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CrcsSmakinq.

HRESSMAKEE- by q perfect litter, 10
reference. Address week. NJ. al stAsS1.
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
yArJ RIVER Nov 1.-The printing cloth market steady
with quotations very steady at 1880 for g and
She FOR 60x56 cloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Thcre was less activity
ad and the feeling rather weak, without showing
a nSv material change sales 300 bbs 5000 bbls
s any oxmnrn Including /, 800 bbls Low Extra 80 90
ST eooPo9 400 bbls City Mills SIS 25as5 35 for West
indies 500 bbls Minnesota Extra SO COAST IS; Fancy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02

I ADY. having no children, wants infan.
II0r child 10 bo1rd best reference. Mrs
WARD. Box 169. Englewood, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02

s. soG Good Sddi"s strength in . Jn
n,thy with steader foreign advces Prices advanced
points leading to moderate degree OF acuViV coSi"s
h. Saa bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02

LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Nov. l." The Drovers
Journal reports CatteRecepts 5000 head shipments
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Situations Wante0---female

E)MPANION.-A refined American lady,
Mover 80. wishes position q, companion
an elderly lady. or housekeeper; 10 have
charge over servants; very handy with
needle: best OF references. Address T.. r..
care OF j IL G.. o31 West-st.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL AND RAIN
STORM.

On Wednesday evening of last
week one of the hardest rains ever
seen in these parts for years fell here.
Our streets were as young rivers,
and the town branch looked to be
navigable. The rainfall was about
a thoroughbred niece to a water.
spout. But while wind and water
made the most unconccrned look out
upon the angry clement with feel
ing Of awe, as the roar and boom of
natures cannon gave emphasis to the
devastating appearances at Evening
Shade, we nave since learned that, III
addition to the fearful rain storm,
hail came with it throughout that
section Of country between the Hens
ry Horn old place on the Batcsvllle
road, to within four miles Of Bates
vile, and from the tirst-named point
west to lizard county, stripping the
trees of their foliage, beating down
cotton, corn and oats, and swelling
the brooks and creeks so that fenc-
ing was swept away, crops and even
land sharing the same fate. Several
farms were seriously damaged that
were never before injured by rains.
In speaking Of the hail one Of our
informants states that the hail fell
80 thick and fast for a minute or
two that man could not have been
seen forty yards away; that bushels
of haiIstones as large as a hen egg
could have been gathered up; and
another reports some that looked to
weigh pound each. Corn in tassel
was stripped and cut off to a blunt
stalk only a few inches high. The
decaying matter killed by the hail
sends forth a sickening odor, while
the new dead leaves and branches are
so thick on the ground that fire put
out would cndanger the whole coun.
try. The damage done to farmers
cannot be estimated.
The haistones seemed to dig up
the hard ground like pick, and the
rushing waters carried it away.
At Newburg on the same evening
lightning struck tree and knocked
down boy and a mule. The boy
was unconscious when last heard
from.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05
JUTTJNGS by THE WAYSIDE.
F. NJ. Cox,
Secretar,

According to promise we pom you a
short sketch OF our trip to this place
Denver, Col
We arrived at Springfield, or Nickle,
the Frisco crossing at s o'clock a, m.
June 10th, when we parted with Miss
lola Price, leaving her with Dr. Atkis-
sons family, after procuring her ticket,
as she would have to remain several
hours for the south bound train. We
have had a safe and pleasant trip thus
far. The X G. 81 NJ. passes over beau
tlful upland country to Kansas City
However they do not have any timber
scarcley At Kansas City we took the W 2
line 1t seemed that the further west we
come the better pleased we are with the
appearance of the country. AS far as
we can see is vast farm. so to spe,k,
as all the land is fenced, (mostly With
wire). No unimproyed land in sight
and no trees save those planted by the
residents, except a narrow skirt alone tae
streams, anu they are very scrubby, The
land is as rich as oar best valley land
No rock, and strange to say you ma!
ride for hours ard never see d single ma
tive tree. East Of Denver about pos
miles this hesutiiu country gives out
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05

About the time we strike Colorado we
find grazing country. No farms III
sight. As to timber, none save few
sGrubby cottouwoods and we took them to
be apple trees The earth permits moth.
I ing but grass TO coma forth, not even a
switch. We find fine crops Of wheat,
corn and oats on the farming lands. com
generally from to l8 inches high.
On the barren plain to the left, about
70 miles distant, we get glimpse of
Pixies Peak 14,2lG feet high, with its
snow clad summit towering heavenward,
resembling a small cloud with a silvery
suffice. And II a short time the Rocky
Mountain range comes in view, 80 miles
away,
Denver is the prettest city we ever saw,
broad streets, and every street has row
of trees on other side Then the loca-
tioD is ismagnticont, Every thing presents
evidence OF vast wealth and allluence.
Tine depot here is a grand building and
looks more like a state house or some
government building. 1t is several stories
high and built Of fine stone, while the
court house surpas ,es any builping we
ever boheld. Work is now progre sing
on the new capitol building. 1t is loca"
ted on an emminence overlooking the
city. We leave in the morning for Salt
Lake City 735 miles away. are in fine
health and jubilant spirits. We will stop
off Mt Colorado Spring and take in some
noted resorts
Kind regards to the Record and all
friends
COCHRAN Il MCCALEB,
Sharp County record., 1888-07-05
SDecj0J Commissioners Sale

Pursuant to authority and directions
contained in decretal order of tho chan
Gerry court Of Sharp county, Arkansas, made
and entercd Of record at the April :crm
1888 of said court. in an action eXparte,
wherein Martha lIigginbottOm and j. II.
Higginb0ttom her husband AmmOn D.
Kniehton, by his guardian, M. A. Wright
Louisa Wright and James Wright, her hus-
band, and Mary f. Lowcry, q minor, by
her guardian, Green Chism, and William
| B. Daley. James G.. DALEY. Joseph L..
Daley and Mamie G; Daley, by their
guardnn, Andrew DALEY, and Julia f..
Dailoy were parties, the undersigned, as
srccial commissioner III chanctry, will on
Saturday,
JULY 21ST, A. D. 1888.
, between the hours for judicial sales, offer
for sale to the highest and last bidder at
public auction, at the court house door in
/ Evening Shade, Sharp comfy, Arkansas,
:hs foll0wias described d-traets. er parcels
Of land to-wlt:
The north half of the north west quarter,
80 acres; and the south east quarter OF the
north west quarter ~ acres, III section Is,
and the west half Of the north east quarter,
| so acres and all that part of the east half
OF the north west quarter lying on the
right bank or south side of Strawberry riv-
| or, 0 acres more or less, III section q; and
| all that part of the south west quarter of
the south east quarter lying on the right
bank or south side Of Strawberry river IN
section lG, containing 20 acres, more or less
all IN township II north, range west, in
Sharp county, Arkansas, and also the east
fractional half of the south east fractional
quarter Of sect .On %, township 20 north
range 5 west, containing "a acres more or
less Ill Fulton county, Arkansas, for the
purpose of partition.
TERMS OF SALE: Credit of four months,
the purchaser or purchasers to give note or
notes with approved security in which a
lien will be retained on the lands tor the
payment of the purchase money.
GEORGE II. HALL,
3O-2 Special Commissioner