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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

10 II, while you have tho power 10 pro,
tect and defend II, May Il ever b6 10
you q aymbOl Of patriotic devotion, and
a constant reminder OF him whose name
you bear, and whose noble virtues and
heroic daring II should be- your constant
purpose and dearest privilege 70 emu
late,
Captain win responded for the Sons
OF Veterans Ia u neat address, closing
his remarks aa follows
"A thing Of beauty IL q JOY forever q
ard | assure you, COmradH Clark, that
this kndnesa OF William Wallace this
beautiful Nag which you have present,
ed 10 ua for him, will be q joy forever ia
Capt James Wallace Gamp I wish /
could express in words 0LIlng, tho Joy,
tho pleasure, II gives mb aud my aHau.
Catfa ~ have 30 beautiful. So useful Il
present bestowed upon ua. Ou this Oo
Oaaion, GA the other hand, ] can 0uly,
aa Captain OF this camp, aud la behalf
OF ita members extend 70 yOu our
hearty thanks
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

have q general idea OF the labor troubles
ana u 10 20 very general that II ID faI
worse than no idea a. all.
We read Of Rtrlkea aud riots and We
fancy that the strikers are the only
ones ~ blame forgetting that there arc,
~ every ease AZ GOut two sides " q
question: while Va this OhBn, there are
many sides, and II Ia simply absurd for
you anl mr Nv suppose that W. can
lturIl lrpln SONS prnny newspaper Mo
mrrllh nl lhr muai dlillgllt problem
Nllll Whifi thr great minis or our gen
Grafton Mu RHppliug, Nu must study
lhelr works and gather an ih6 facts aud
nu. wl Uu. uI0 litu Wlll Wr br pIr.
pared 10 propphr ana iiamr methods of
work,
Now my friends am not lalkiup oi
Nynutl ~ LuudUu or New York ur
Chicago, Um telling you what
yUu Wd I, right here u Canton,
ought % do Canton IL just aa G0fWp,
40 C0flnlh ever was. la proportion W
~ size, n N nh prGlllgatf aud wicked Hs
New York 0r London H.
The hHme social conditions tElgl here
lhAt thefe, albeit on u smaller apale,
and II We have no social science club
no organization by which We Cdu OprIr
hte along the lines IN question We can
~ least gather all tho information
privately from a book or friend, or OBJ
neryatlOn, which II Ia possible 10 gather,
We can cherish tho proper spirit, the
fplflt OF tho poor man Of Nazareth, and
hold ourselves Ia readiness " do what
aOeyer our handa may find 70 DO,
We are weak In wealth, and members
and influence, but no weaker Than that
little band which was gathered ~ the
homo OF Aquila ~ COriLth Only
think, three poor Jewish artisans who
had 70 earn their daily bread by the
sweat OF their taOo, completely rev0lu'
tl0nised tho social, moral and religious
life OF great city,
II some proud and wealthy trader In
COflnth ~ he paased the shop window
OF the llttle ugly ranlan tentmaker,
had been told that this would b6 tho
reault OF his labor | fancy that a smile
OF utter incredibly and contempt
would have played around his naughty
lips,
Surely there ID no need, then, Of our
being IN despair, No, lot ua 6e neither
discouraged nor AFRAID, but speak and
hold not our peace, believing that the
Lord hath much people M thus city, and
tnat W. may be- Instrumental ia Ills
hands Of uniting them under His
banner,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
ANAaRow nsoAFH,
A Runaway Horse hnooks an OLD Mar
Down, Hut Hs IH Not BerOuAiy Hurt,

A Runaway Horse KNOCKS an Old Man
Down, Hut Hs IL Not heroualy Hurt
AnOld man named Martin ReikOskey,
who resides AT No " Liberty street,
had q narrow escape yesterday after,
noon from being ofnahed 10 death, As
tho procession Rtarted " move a horse
standing IN East Tusoafawaa street DO
came frightened and dashed madS up
the street, A. tho corner OF Market
street tho rig oOllided with an express
wagon and the horses made a spring
and was out OF tho traces,
The old man was standing on the
crossing and could not got Oat OF the
way before the frightened animal
knocked him 10 the ground lle was
not seriously injured and was conveyed
10 his home, whore no received medical
attention, He considerably bruised
but otherwise Ii not badly hurt and
will be around In q few days l.,gl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
A oANpoNlAE IN COLORADO.
Dr johnson oivos His Views Of that nlo.
vAted Latitude In Quibe Elegant Eng.



DY johnson oivos His Views Of that Hlo.
vAted Latitude In ouibt Elegant Eng.
lish,
TIm ARTLRilf, CoLORApO SrRiEOS, /
May ~, 1889,
II Is impossible 10 restrain myself
from dropping you a few lines from
this grand country OF Colorado, aud
especially referring 10 this Vicinity
which has more Of the romantic and
beautiful condensed into aeomparatlye
small territory than any place In the
United States, We are very pleasantly
located here at the springs with Mr.. u,
Barnett, one OF Caulon'a genial land.
lords His 6uccoss IN assured, aS the
travelling public speak of his hOBt0lry
In the hlghoBi terms The city here Is
quite metropolitan In 10 appearance
and improsses the traveller very taYora,
bly, upon his first visit, The city Is IL.
rigated from tho melted snow which
comes laundering down Pixies Peak at
q terrific speed, The grand cayorns
here are wonders In their formation,
having u grand organ placed In q cor
rect position In ono OF the large cham,
bors, or as II iB more properly called
"MusiC Hall Any one familiar with
music can play most any tune on the
key OF IN" and "C' and arc as complete
and perfect as can be produced upon
any musical instrument ] had the
pleasure 10 be one OF party that
Waits one OF the Cheyenne Canyons 20.
morrow morning, The object is 70,
nance and sight seeing,
Mr.. Gregg has almost recovered his
normal condition, and have added to
my avoirdup0is quite o number Of
pounds. We viii remain here about
three weeks more, when we start on q
jaunt across the Rockies and plains TO
Salt Lake City ana Ogden, We Will
pass through Yellowstone Park and
from there we have not decided which
way we will turn. Thus far the journey
has been very beneficial 10 mo In study.
ing those cases suffering with lung
complications which are benefited here.
There are some which do very poorly
here The country is filled with con.
sumptlyes In every stage hereabout,
and II Is truly remarkable how some do
improve here and many get well and 90
in business here who would certainly
die should they have remained IN our
climate. Our Altitude here iB 5000 feet
above sea level nights are cool and
are splendid for sweet refreshing
sleep. ! must close or ] will tire you
With kind remembrance 10 Wilburand
friends, hoping 10 hear from you soon
remain ~ ever
T, N, JOHNSON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
A HANDSOME FLAG
Presented to tho sons Of Veterans" The
Speeches,

Speeches
Thursday afternoon, before the pro.
cession moved from The g., A. Il hall,
the Sons OF Veterans we're presented
with q handsome llug, IL was given 10
Sons of Veterans by William Wallace
OF Omaha, a brother OF Captain James
Wallace, In whose honor the post 10
named
II is a heavy six by nine silk tag with
yellow silk fringe IL isa very hand
some Tag and the Sons Of Veterans
have cause TO feel proud OF their hand.
some present. The presentation speech
was made by Post Commander j. y,
Clark who spoke as follows;
The echoes Of the hnt hostile gun
fired NJ our flag on the battlements OF
Fort Sumpter had hardly died away
when the talented and patriotic young
James Wallace relinquiBhed the bright
prospects and promise Of prosperous
career and at the head OF AB gallant a
band of heroes as aver rallied round a
flag, marched TO the front, ready 10
dare. and II need be die In defence Of
the Republic, the integrity and unity
VI WlllNh Ntn NhVH hNHuNNN w hho
most wreckless and dauntless army OF
traitors ever banded together TO ac'
complIsh q hellish purpose,
On q dark and disastrous day for the
Union and The cause Of freedom, rent
and torn by the murderous shell he was
borne bleeding and mangled from the
fatal field OF Fredericksburg. He sealed
his devotion 10 his country and his iag
with his young life and precious
blood. His name is inscribed
h'Rl up and In burning letters on his
cOuntry's roll of honor And now,
young gentlemen, bound together by
the sacred ties OF charity and fraternity
and planted upon the broad foundation
stone of loyalty and devotion 10 your
country and her flag, you have as an
organization adopted his honored name
In 80 doing you have assumed asolemn,
though silent pledge, individually and
collectively, to emulate his sterling
loyalty, his burning patriotism, and his
llnselllsh devotion 70 freedom, his coun.
try and his flag.
To bind you closer to his memory, 10
imbue you with the noblest attributes
Of his pure young llfei ami Dy MIS- ex-
ample TO be constantly reminded that
ut Is sweet TO die for ones country" j
have the honor and the high privilege
to present TO you this beautiful flag,
given you In his name by his surviving
It's graceful folds, as they
float upon the breeze, will be TO you an
ever present reminder Of his modest
aud unBelhsh nature.
Its white bars will forever remind you
OF his pure aud spotless personal char
lcter. It's crimson stripes will Indicate
lo You his burning devotion to the vii
Ing principles OF human freedom, in de- |
fence Of which he yielded up his young
ife; and its bright stars will be your |
guide and lead YOU ON whore duty calls,
.hough dangers threatening stand, aud |
ieath may bar the way,
/ conhde it to your hands feeling |
we'll assured that no dishonor can come |
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
A eANAL ruLroM aoLpmn
Speaks out-ii 10 Not Satisfied over .ho
Dihlrbution of tho Congregational Pat
ronage, and ua6s Strong Language,

Diatributon of mo Congressional Pat
ronage, and uaos strong Language,
CANAL FULTON, May 70, 1880,
En- NGWs'DEMOCRAT There has
been much said IN reference To tho
Canal Fulton pustOflce war for the past
three months, HB 10 who should bs ap.
pointed postmaster, The expression
ol the people was freely given, and II
was supposed by MI good citizens OF
both parties Of Lawrence township that
Major Mckinley would certainly make
an appointment that would b' 9atlStac,
tory, NJ least ~ fAu litpubl, -du party OF
Lawrence township, But On, To our
utter surprise aud astOuidhment he
turned his back 10 a large majority Of
the best aud oldest citizens and Ignored
their pleadinga as % their preference
for postmaster, and yielded 10 the pitt
ful winnings OF 0us Silus A, Conrad,
OF Massilon, Julius WhitiHg, Jr, and
Mother --, Of Canton, that they
insist aud demand OF this great and
wonderful pretended) protectiOnist and
friend OF the soldier who has been Het
tiug himself up before The American
people during the last presidential
campaign telling especially the boys IN
blue, who faced the deathly lire " can.
non and muAketry during our late civil
war that their rights, (the solders) shall
be looked after II EG (tho MuJor) would
again be- returned to congress, but we
the citizens and soldiers OF Lawrence
township lud that the Major did not
finish his well committed speeches as he
paruLtd through this Nineteenth Con,
gress.onal District during tho cam
pHign, When he was telling about his
love 10 the soldier, he should have nd
ded that II there were no women can
didates for postoillCe In Canal Fulton
recommended by Conrad, Whiting
q Co.,, then old broken down soldiers
OF the late war might apply. Such Is
the love aud sympathy Of this womans
rights congressman who has always
been favored with large majority In
Lawrence township But the old adage
may be good yet TITS q long lane that
has no turn
A REPUBLICAN SOLDIER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
MnMOnIAL DAY.
The 6reeeh, Crowd. Ram and Decoration
OF the Graves,

The bIeteh, Crowd Ram and Decoration
OF the Graves,
The weather waa far from encourag.
lug Tuesday morning, but notwith'
standing preparations for tho Obsory'
anoe OF Memorial day progressed,
From noon until after 2 o'clock cltl,
zena oOngregatod upon the principal
thOrOugialeb awaiting for the parade,
Joetlng each other about good natuTod'
ly under lowering skies,
Others hlled The Tabernacle 20 It's
fullest capacity 20 lltleu 10 the orator
Of the day, General u, j, llOl'
lOway Of Columbiana county The
tuMs!y 90 ,Ae building was
80 great that the words OF
the speaker could not be heard out
side Of q small radius from the stand,
but II was greatly oni0yed by those
within that radius, -. -.
Although speaking ON a subject To-
miliaf 10 all, yet ho treated OF II In o
clever manner ard introduced many
taking points, Tho address was over
an hour In length aud the speaker was
loudly applauded NJ itB close,
Before the speaker closed rain began
N fall, and by the time he roaumed his
chair tho rain was falling In torrents,
For this reason all thoughts OF parade
were abandoned,
Those who had umbrellas and con.
veyance0 hurried from the building 10
their homes, and those upon The 6treetg,
Anght unawatcs, sought the open door.
ways Tor protection, the business houses
being closed,
A squad of twenty G, A. X. men were
driven 10 Westlawn and decorated the
graves of their deceased comrades In
the midst OF heavy rain, 10 took
some time.
The bands secured for the occasion
donned their rubber coats and marched
to their headquarters, 10 was not long
until the streets were almost entirely
deserted, rain holding full sway, IL
was indeed a gloomy Memorial Day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
rhe naLtAlIon.,HuRa

The battalion was out In full force
and was only kept from marching In
the rain 30 the cemetery by the fact
that the procession had been abandon,
cd, A squad was detailed
by Company q 10 decorate tho
grave Of h decenaed rnmfade,
Albert Rneker, The squad was in
charge OF Lieutenant Caynah and was
composed OF Sergeant MAJOR Lane, Scr,
geanh Falla and Berger C0rpOrals
Melbourne, Willis and Sohroycr, and
PrVatea Aver, Bowen, Aunght, Jehkina,
Lindsey, LathrOp, Richards, Staum,
bio SChlOtt and D. schlOlt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
n GREAT TIME

TO be Had az the Twonty.ThIrd Annual
Bncampmoni Of ,he q, A, Il, ni Nil.
waukoo,
The beautiful city OF Milwaukee, sit.
uated on one OF the finest harboR of
our inland lakes, aud terraoed by nature
80 as to furnish the thousands OF visit.
ors II will have In August next an un.
obstructed view Of the broad expanse
OF Lake Michigan, is putting forth
every effort TO make the Twenty.thrd
Annual EnCampment Of the G, A, Il.
the largest In numbers, and in displays,
on land and on It's rivers and harbor,
The opening day Of the encampment
will be Tuesday, August 9th, The
free tents for the use Of comrades will
be ready and can be occupied as early
as Thursday, August 22nd. II Is the
intention to open the eencampment with
q grand parade, and follow 10 up each
day during the week by demonstrations
OF some kind The days for the river
and hab0r display and naval battle have
not yet been named, but viii likely be
the second and third day after the
opening parade, The Milwaukee In.
dustrlal Exposition will Oe open August
2lst to October 9th. Twenty.one com.
mittees composed Of prominent bust.
ness and professional men Of the city
Will receive aud care for the visitors.
They request individuals, couples,
squads ana G, A. h. Posts to commuui
cate ut once with II. @. Spencer, chair
man of committee on hotels and ac
commodations, Any one contempat.
ing a visit can secure u copy Of the on.
cial Bulletin free by writing to Col Q.
K Pier Secretary, Milwaukee,, Wis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

TuRname OF John T. Welty of Can
ton is liable to go before the state con
vention as q candidate for attorney
general. II he should consent to run
he will get a strong support from this
part of the state as he Il a No. | man,
and wei equipped for that or any other
position, Why should not Stark county
have a candidate?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
ae p.d Not care 20 rnke ner paek.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May 80. Daniel
Cousins, who was IN search Of hts wife
who lett him In New Castle two weeks
ago, taking with her their thirteen year
old daughter, found her to-day living In
this city with Charles Lytle as his wife.
Lytle formerly lived In New Castle.
Mr. Cousins took the girl away from the
mother and was satisfied 30 leave his
wife with her raramOur,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

palsabo,h A. DuoYrN Order oi BAlo ln rar,lllon,
va uuardh Ntart W. Uotahen Ploas
prodcHct I,Duefrct AL OoHN -
By yirtuo Of an order Of sale IN partition Issued by
clerk N tho court Of conmyn pleaA et bhtk
county Ohio and W dlroC,od, WIN enoT tor halo
VI pnblIo ouioIy on tho pIomleos In tho siw ei Mas
aihOn on
Saturday, the 22nd day OF June, 1880,
p~ssIItssa isrr1t'Trst sltrt Iriifa. .
oforlglnnl lot number lbi aud Htrlp Of Mna igk
ioet Wide on Of lhu south uho of OtlEAhl Aoi nam
nlllon stark county
Appraised ~ t3,lH
nalO TO Commence ~ QUO O'OlUCt 4, M, TuunA
- ono third uluh on the day o sale ono.
thlrd In one year and c.thlrd IN tw0 years
thereafter, tho deferred payments W boar lntMoul
irOtr day Oi thN ard W bo secured BY mortgage
on iho pTonhsouBOld,
A. LEINlNoEIl Sheriff
I'd BAhbwlE, Any.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

s,snmor sunA in snpinav Bay

PORT HURON, Mich, May 81 The
steamer h. 5. pease, OF East Saginaw
foundered, Thursday, in Saginaw bay
Tho Pease was commanded by John
Sterling, of Saginaw CITY. The crew,
consisting OF Captain Sterling, Chief.
engineer Samuel Jameson, Mate Mar
tin Donohue, Second mate William
Gaines and eight or ten sailors, are lost
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

PRESIDENT HARRISON deyOte5 about
an hour day TO newspapers. 10 reads
the editorial comments cut out for him
by Eliza Halford, spends u few mo-
ments on the telegraph news, and al
ways looks over the base ball scores.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Tho Production Of our nero poripono

The production OF "Our Hero which
was 10 have been given at the opera
house last night by the q, A, R, has
been postponed owing 10 the indisposl'
tlOn OF some OF those who were 20 take
part In the entertainment The play
will probably be produced 40 au early
date, II Ia also stated that several
members OF the company who were TO
take the part OF the robe sv,liord were
10 patriotic that they refused toplay the
part OF rebels
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

The late Allen Thorndyke Rice, min.
isterto Russia, by grace OF President
Harrison, left an estate valued at over
$50O0OO0 So far all tho important
foreign missions have been filled with
mllll0naires except Berlin, which point
Mr., Halstead failed to reach, officially.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

A Henry George party has been es-
tabhshed IN South Dakota. AS Cy-
clones are apt to blow away almost
everything IN Dakota at any moment
it is thought that the only thing IL is
safe to tax is land New York World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
The Worlds Half Mile Record for Run
ming Boaton,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3i.--ISpecial.l
At the Olympia club athletic tourna
ment yesterday at Berkley, u, J, Sut-
leu broke the worlds record for q half
mile run, time . minutes 20 and 2.5
seconds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

New YoR1, May 81 Special The
attempt here TO introduce the system Of
selling lager beer by the pound makes
vely slow progress, II is not likely
10 Rnenned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06


I,ta arnlnont Ciornan ApOolAllAt frOsa Agtiln
psaitiyOiy surea All dteaAFen 81 tho hyet AaI,
NOho Thf,al and i,uAHA after AL 0lhore lhll. ne
kNe surod moro aRirn Of Blludnoiv, Dohtnttti,
calarrh, ThroM hnd LunB Diseases than any
% Chro9ic DIsoasos of tho Isyc, puch
ha grnnulAiOd lads, ghr1niu Inflammation 81
tbe Ildh OF tho Iria Of tho Choroid, Of thp ltais
ina, Chionio vlocrntiono, sDasmu Of tho iAd,s
Oho Ckookh, Day aud Night llllndnoAA purnlonni
or kAtlorlng BOrO Kyon, UonorrhOoh Ophu.Al'
mia, Rod niOl0hoa Of brown Onoh on uo nAil,
PhlyotOnular OphlhMmin, Opaotca or hlA
Whlto SpOt on lbh Nyo, ulAncomA OF Cuppihg
OF tho NOryO, Amaur0alh, Failing Onl nf Lhhlo.s
gOroA tCodnOliOf EdgOHOf lAdH nnd Eych, ana ah
OlhOr 1eOnAea ~ which tho cyoOriu appondhgw
available, positive and rapid euro oEuhrAntopu.
Hnr Troubles Aro ouuol Wy Dr, hhlm ~ M
hil0nhhlngly quiok DINO. NO VIII iulolo Jou
u Al roaring, Kissing and ringing no'non, hoAy,:
noaa, itohlug, pals, runntnS VI INC cAri WIN VIII
eqno wv eo,o ~ VA ~ D,ms of hlS avs M,
veatlOn with NtonBhlngly gratifying rouulm
Noao.--Dr. BAlm hAa paid PARTICULAR aitiA'
tlOn l0dlD0Asoa Of Tits organ, lle positively onru
SonOn have partly been. oAlcn upi removes 20.
Iyp,tDby hlA now IaothOd, without pAini ropt0rp,
ll,o pOnnO OF smell and taHL0, and removes touu
oaor ns . result Of OatarIh in ono acuinB,
IDlAonaoa OF tho Throat md LuDge
aIp ourod, and mero hslOniehingly good rcgaiui
hayO bOon obtained By Or, haln than ~ AAy
Olhor phyegiAn In tho world. lilo viii remove
Tonblla Without pain and loss OF blood VIII
0ure yeur liberated ~ granulAtod sore thrQAl,
restore your lOat or 0raOkod yOioo ~ g0ou ~
OTor: RnArantOo also 70 ouro Hay fCVer, Ash
rna, BronOhltla Winter and ChroAio O0uEhA,
DC. Salm has on HIS record bo0ln oaBoB 81 OOn.
sumption which came w him with ono lung ~
parts NJ one gOn0. lIO hnA by HIS Tchtmcnt
healed up LlU cavities IN uOit luhRe4 And tht
pAuonie nov hid iair W 0uuiVo any ono WIN
GnT-Go anle0o nf, Anlm NJ lhip visit. Con:
ruItalioA and examine NiEE. Addrep aD
communications ~ DIR, MONTY BALM
OOlumbue OhAa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

CAHf0HJ JEE ElN. al 3hGHFI7 gOUSE
f,om 90 up m ldlhegIh all day
Massillon luur ,Ou' a Conrad House,
Alliance June llu Chase House
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
sIIERIFF SALE.

N''~aSEa~ N'" ls..,s' 'S.S Sss.ei 81 ssts Common 10
ny ylrtno VI An qrdor OF 'alo itonod ~ the
ho rlOrk cf mo court 0f oommDn plnns OF start Co.,
Ohio, N tho above action, and ~ mo dlrocted ivih
offer for aAle ~ public c,liorg q, tho door the
court house. 40 thc 0is ~ Canton, cn
Saturday, Che ssnd day Of June, 1859,
Tue following described real oslato. 9itnaIoa Ia
tho city Of Canton, township ~ Canton Odun of
Btarl ana STATE Of ohio, and known ~ forty -f0ur
i fuci front aud roar on Tbs sonth Aao OF lot mum
In eald county and State,
Appraised $4,000
Ilsalo 70 commence at one o'slOOf m Terms,
ohb,i
A. ImNINeRR sheriff
wlsK \ AsRJES, At'ya