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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
FOE A SENATOR.

1t strikes usthat the Near North West
in unduly AvOrried over the relations
which Rev. DIR. Mcmillan sustains to
the people of Deer Lodge county i'm the
canvass that arrays him against Mr..
Thornton. of this city. We take it that
both candidates for the Office of senator
are treated by the voters with the
courtesy which is always accorded to
rivals when both are gentlemen who
merit the good will and the respect of
the community.
The people Of Deer Lodge county are
not abssing DIR. Mcmillan, AZ the NeD
North West would like to have MS be-
lieve. Whether it was wise on DIR.
McMillan's part to turn from work in
which he il eminently successful i'm
order to enter politics, In a question for
that gentleman to decide. Not fail
ing to recognize his personal
worth " his right to under
take any duty that citizen
ship imposes, the STANDARD has
no hesitation i'm urging the people to
give their votes to Mr.. Thornton, and
the are that our tOwnsmani is in
the current of business, he il a prac-
tical man of affairs, he has had expert
ence i'm political life, he has an intimate
knowledge of the cOunty's financial in
terests and business life.
This much, we presume, Dr. McMil-
Ian himself would admit. We have nc
doubt that the gentleman would make
a good state senator, but we are salts
fled that, taking it all in all, Mr.. Thorn
ton is better equipped by acquaintance,
by experience, by personal traits and
by his political past for that Office. We
earnestly urge that the voters of Deer
Lodge county favor him AS the better
man for the place, for these reasons
and for the further eason that he is
thoroughly u democrat.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
HI REVISED S

Rallies to he Held in Montana I'm the Next
Two Weeks.
Owing to In fact that Col. Pemberton
will he unable to keep the appointments
made for him by the democratic state
central committee, that committee has
been compelled to make u new list of po-
litical appointments for the meetings dur
ing September. Below il the revised list
will Address meetings during the cam,
paiRn:
MAGISNIs AND rooLE.
hoIeman September "a.
Helena september -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aassSssn Ss -,
MAaINSIs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %; afternoon.
Granite September 70; evening.
He'd Lodge, september "a.
TOOLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.
Dilion-Septem6er q.
CASSIDY, PENRosE AND }. X. roOLE.
Philipsburg- september -.
CASSIDY, KI~RKpATRICK AND
Internationally, september q.
n SMITH.
FonyIeptember Is.
Three FOr~ks-September d.
Townsend-September q.
AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30.
AND SMITH.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~.
W. ".
Dillon-September n.
G,endale-sep.ember =.
LUCE AND WORD.
Great Falls, sspss%Osr@
Wissss, ssp.s%SsT g
MIDDLETON.
Forsyth, sepssmber rs
Biz Timber, september %.
Hiest City. sspssmbsr "a.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
EUREKA.

Ex-Governor Carpenter, Of Helena, who has
many warm friends In Butte, will address the
voters Of Silver How county this evening ON the
issues Of the day, aS will also Mr. j. W. Haskell,
ern0r Carpenter In q student and thinker, a phil
osOpher and statesman. II Butte Inter MOunfdin.
All! are you indeed there, old True
penny? We've not heard Of you since
you slid out to MOntana-On q federal
commission, of course. That was after
the FOlger convention, you know.
Well, well, to think of you actually
stumping Montana for the republican
ticket.
What do you fancy republicans back
In New York state will say when they
rear of itY Did you tell the boys i'm
Butte all about the Saratoga cOnven
ton, the committee meeting, that mys-
FERROUS telegram, the Cortland delega-
ton, and all that, and all that =
Go and tell the Helena Journal all
about it n have 'em fix up another
deadly parallel, right off. Have them
copy the Inter Mountains estimate of
you, label it 'lie No. 10" and send it to
Ellis Roberts, Carroll Smith, Charlie
Fitch and the rest of the republican ed
itOrs down east, so that they can run 1t
under the head of current fun.
"Student, thinker, philosopher, states
man." For a fact old il. Plat Carpen-
ter, you are n gay old political jim
dandy, and don't you forget tive
know you wont.
Alack and alas, how does republican
politics suffer on the frontier!
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
This Is THIN Enough.

From the Helena Herald.
The republicans here knew very well
that IL the democrats would not agree to a
proper hill there would soon he another
that would give what they
wanted and were content to leave IL to he
Judgment Of their friends i'm congress-.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

From the Helena independent.
Voters should not fail to read Thomas
G.. Powers political speeches. Better still,
30 and hear them. II there was ever a
clearer case OF misfit between the man
and the. office, we would like to know
wler. il WAS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
Yes, He Knows who hat Him

From the Dillon Tribune.
Although the citisens OF our county were
disappointed I'm not seeing our present
governor placed i'm nomination for h
coming election, they mny well feel proud
of the fact that he knows enough to attend
10 his official duties and keep out OF b
din and smoke Of the political battle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
COMMENT.
None of 'Em Would Take II

From the Portland Oregonian.
The recommendation of Mrs. John A.
Logan for commissioner of pensions is
about AS absurd AS IL would Ia To make
Mary A. Livermore or Lacy Stone score
tary of war.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

w. W. n I'll Tssss $sSs4'Sss
rs I, st.i ss. !sas''
T' w ELI 6 n sSrfS Ss.'''
Deer Lodge.
!. ss;s ss:sisA'
XIX S: 5s;s:ss;$';s;a,ux.
70: s. ST, ss!: AZ sErIsHsS'ss:''
For 6 ser !. zh H2;t%sEo'''
Philipsburg.
For Nix ssssi %%saSss 4 f 7. %Si .ias''''
Deer Lodge.
h EcF TKEsf ssssSSsss
Deer Lodge.
HR III 81! sI isis:' S,~.
w III GHs39 RAY.
Phil.psburg.
Fos '%l'I y AS%%,SIss.ra'0r'
Garrison.
JOHN Y. T06!E, A~nacOnda,
{. Il. CRuTCHFiEI.D, Fhiipsburg.
7. kqiaxMsshna S5ipii Race Track.
5x n aI MMAHissGdM ssf me anssfs;
Psr Joint Represen.a.ivs: Deer Lodge and Bee
FRANK KENNEDY. Anaconda.
Tx Ssy9sy So% %a.ssss
!. 4. MchDoNAi.D. i~iiiiipsSarS
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER y. 1859.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

From the Norriktown Herald.
The United States Fish Commission
speaks, i'm a recent report. of n d
plant" Such n 'splant' must be more
odorous than the rose, and il Is "a wonder
that some crank hasn't nominated IL for
the office Of national flower. IL might
suit the aristocracy Of that brand.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
Clothing Department.

Great reductions in all Summer weight goods. New
Goods are beginning to arrive and we must have
space. So if you would look to your own interest
see our great drives this week and take advantage of
them, for the time is limited.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

Ex-Governor Tate flattered the Irish
vote last evening. Two republican rep
resentatives from Deer Lodge asserted
i'm the legislature, last winter. that no
man except a native American ought to
lie made "A mine inspector.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

get news of the decision Ut any mo-
ment. the STANDARD will welcome IL,
because thei interests IL concerns are Of
vital Importance to our people. II the
matter In q by authority In WASH
ingtOn for the purpose Of bracing mp
the republican ticket, well and good.
The business element i'm the decision
will be satisfactory; he politics In 1t
will disappoint those who are plotting
Montana politics in the federal capital.
According to all accounts, Congress
"a Read Ia not disposed to talk about
the silver question. lie In opposed to
silver coinage and that In one easOn
why the East expects to support him
for the speakership.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
Grocery Department.

We make a special point to keep everything that is
only first class in this department, as our past reputation
will show. Our stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Queensware and Glassware is without an equal in
Montana.
Latest Designs in Wall Paper. See Them.
Respectfully,
Estes & Council Mercantile Company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

Regarding Secretary Windows FIX.
pected decision on the lead question
the salt Lake Tribune says:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
DRESS GOODS
THIS MEEk.

THIS MEEk.
No. 40 Inch all wool Tricot at 4sc per yard.
z. 26-inch Cotton and Wool Mixed Novelties
Think of it I3 yards for 81.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
TOM REED IS CHANCES.
Reward for Train Robbers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. POSTMASTER
General Wanamaker has issued the fol-
lowing order:
WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-Ordered in
consequence Of frequent armed attacks
made by highway robbers upon the
United States mail in the Western states
and territories for some time past: The
postoffice department for thesyear ending
June 30, 1890, will pay the sum CT $1,000
as a reward for the arrest and conviction
IN the United States court of any person
found guilty of making an armed attack
upon any stage coach or railway train
having mails in transit. This reward
VIII be paid to any person or persons
causing such arrest and conviction on the
presentation of satisfactory proof thereof
to the department. Order No. I39, of
date of July IL. 1899, offering 5000 re-
ward IN like cases. is hereby rescinded.
JOHN WANANAKER, 3
Postmaster General. y
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
Internal Revenue Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The following
appointments have been made in the in
ternal revenue service:
Storekeepers and gaugers5 John W.
Pastel, in the Second Kentucky district
Charles Collister, in the Eleventh Ohio
district.
Observation-Disclosures n. Isben, in
the Second Kentucky district; James B.
Mcneil, T. J . Maydwell and John w.
Low, in the Fifth Kentucky district
Guagers-John G Galloway, in the
Eighth Kentucky district; Joseph F Man
ming, in the Fifth Illinois district
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
MOUTH OF RHEf IF, BRAzOs.
Work Rtthe Future tsRp Water Port Progress
=. i1g-A Dou6iisS-.Traek Rad !,

Special to the Gazette :; - -,
HgtsraasEfRx 3, Aug; 8sssgzA GAZETTE
rSRoBtsr t0sgay lnservisNet5dsa gentleman
jI@1Ffom the'mouth of the Brazos. He
says that work is now being pushed as
plenty of brush is being secured along
the banks of the river near Co
lumbia. The recent blow, it has
been ascertained, shifted the bar
several hundred feet toward the shore
thereby shortening the jetties At pres
ent there are nine feet of water on the
bar, gain of three and half feet. The
Brazos and Southern railway which will
run from the mouth TO Houston has been
located TO Arcola with q branch to Alvin
and it Is said grading will begin in a few
days. 1t is to be double track railway
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
COLoNIzING NEGROES IN MEXICO
II. C. Ferguson Tells of His Prospects in
the Land of the Aztec.

II. C. Ferguson Tells of His Prospects in
the Land of the Aztec.
Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, Aug. 3O.-H. c. Fer
guson, prominent colored Republican
of Richmond, Fort Bend county, Tex. =.
arrived in Laredo yesterday from q trip
to Mexico, where he has been prospect
ing for a location of a colony of colored
people to be taken from the Texas sugar
bowl, composed of the counties OF Whar-
ton, Fort Bend, Waller, Brazoria
and Matagorda. Ferguson reports that
he is well pleased with the pros
poets, and that the government of Mex
leo meets them with liberal concessions
and every inducement Land is superior
to that in Texas and dirt cheap No
definite arrangements have yet been
made. The company is to organize in
the shape of an immigration society
which purchases the land and sells it to
the immigrant on long time with a good
rate of interest. Although the scheme
is covered with cloak of philanthrophv,
it is acknowledged to be also a money
making scheme. It's originators are col
Ored men from Fort Bend county who
are almost refugees from that section
The late riot and killing Jnt5aefsSt county
will doubtless aid ato bring the
immigirato4 schemess. te. AZ focus,
as some' of tEN 41habitants
there !yiI, dedbtless Eatfkto move out,
The company have THAR ayes on. -T1tR
lands in ttse estate of vefa esFuz, Where
they can purchase any quantlftsat land
they wish ina &ody(and they are under
contract WHOA I'm aEsangeme1tsz are
made to transport less than one
thousand and no more than twenty
thousand to this happy land of Canaan.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
Texas POstmasteIs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-The president
appointed the following postmasters
among many others: Adolph Zadeck, at
Corsicana, Tex, vice A. w. Wood, re-
moved; Geo. W. Dawson, ut Tyler,
Tex, vice R. R. Long, removed; Jacob
d. Leonard, at LulIng, Tex, vice
Charles R. Chambers, resigned; Thomas
Breen, Mneola, Tex. vice John w.
Gage deceased.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
The star spangled Banner.

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug 80 - Mrs
Mcpherson, widow of old defender Capt.
Mcpherson, claims that the original flag
which, floated over Fort McHenry and
''Star Spangled Banner, - is
not in the possession of Eben AppleIaE
She states that the original fla is
Wrapped around her husband IS body and
isS5uried with him in Green Mountain
cemetery =
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
CHAPTER VII.
MIR. PADGER HEARS SOMETHING

''There s a young person awaiting to
see you, - said Mr.. Padger's landIady as
&ns admitted him, in a tone of the
strongest disapprovaI.
a. Asyoung person! Who is she?h he
sssd, for an extensive experience of land
ladies andstheir ways assured him that
that contemptuous tone could only attach
TO one Of her own sex.
81 don't know, 'm sure, - she re-
piled with a scornful sniff, ''seeing as
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
AFTER TRAIN ROBBERS.
P0StmaSter-G General Wanamaker Offers
Good Rewards for Them.
Quite a Number of Fostmasters Appointed for
TexaS-Reed to be STANDARDIZATION
and Mckinley
Got IN Office.

Special to the Gazette. -.ts-
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-Mr. AdotRh
Zadeck wanted to be consul at Ham,
burg, Germany, but couldn't quite
reach it, but his commission was
made out to-day which will
authorize HIM to conduct the Corsicana
postofnce. Other pOstmasters appointed
are George W. Dawson at Tyler, Thomas
Breen at Mineola, J D. Leonard %
Luling, b. W. Martin at Eninger
Frank Clark now thinks he haSsa sure
thing on the FL Paso custom AOuse,
though he may have to wait SsSeral
weeks longer before official actidaA. is
taken. ~
There is a rumor afloat that Col. De-
Gress has been offered some first-claSs
appointment, but when interviewed he
would not affirm or deny its correctness.
That the colonel viii be left out in the
cold is sarcely probable.
TOM REEDS CHANCES.
The impression is growing that Tom
Reed will be elected the next speaker of
the house. His chief rival, Mckinley
Will be at the disadvantage of having TO
participate in the Ohio campaign. and
can t therefore, in the event of an extra
session, leave his state duties TO manage
his race for the speakership. Realizing
this, Mckinley has repeatedly urged the
president not to call Il session in October.
What the latter $ real purpose is nobody
can say, since he has kept his intentions
profoundly secret, ont it is fair to pre-
sumo that the Ohio statesman 5 repre-
sensations were not without effect.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
A Texan Resigns

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-John ca
Raymond, NJ. D., of Texas, medical
examiner in the pension office, has re-
signed.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
Tasr7lip Seed.

Turner, Mcclure & Co. have thirty
varieties of fresh turnip seed.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-05
THE STRANGE FOOTPRINT.
A DETECTIVE STORY.

By Roanoke
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
GENERAL TRADE.


No changes were made today in the local market
lists by the Merchants Exchange committees.
Monday morning at iiO O'Clock the daily call 81
stocks and bonds viii be- resumed nj the Mcr.
chants Exchange. Grain In store NJ the eleyat ors.
Corn, 96,ij2 bushels; oats. 1851, bushels. In the
cattle market receipts during the week have boon
moderate and prices are lrn AZ quotations, with
light supply. Hog receipts have been light aud
the market Is about bare demand good aud prices
firm. There Is a good demand for sheep and
lambs. hut none are In the market prices strong
AZ New Orleans the sugar demand nbsorhs all
offerings promptly. but prices lack some Of TIE
nrmneO that characterized them somc days back.
Molassci receipts ae light with good demand at
firm prices There q no change IA the rice market:
prices. while stronger ap not quotably higher.
but the tendency Is oval a higher range.
a telegram from 81. Louis states that the bnrglnr
trust or pool which caused a good deal Of excite
mcnt aud excited much opposition on tho pau Of
cotton planter and othcn last year. aud which ex.
pircd by llmitlilon last December. Il Is announced
here, has practically been -rcornniscd aud will b.
run Or managed by the same parties ns before. The
plan Of operation will not b' the same o. last year.
however and prices arg not expected 30 be- pushed
up 10 high. but it Is alleged that e will not b. long
before thcy rich ioc yer pound IL Is sid That
there Isl cpmcr In iute butts In New York aud
that they ac q hall ocn, higher than they Wcrc ltst
scitOu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, March 2l-Moncy on call rulcd casv
with no loans aud closed offered at ~. Prime
demand. W.
Government bond, have been dun and heavy for
we ts state bonds have been dun aud entirely
Tho stock markc, today was an extn,mcly IlpitcI
AFFAIR ana outside ui the movements in thuee ar
inur stocks the dealings were Cntirrlv devoid ~ in.
icfcaL Inc lmdiug. ~ usual of late. was confined
Ion the most part 10 the scalping opemtlona III The
tradeFs aud a. the dullnc,i in,itcda turn upon The
short side prices were safgD on bclow ibnIbsI mi
slowly. with Insignificant nuctufnons In Mi rv,ss,t
'htrago Gas Burlington. Chcsarpale * Ohio 6rIfs
preferred aud Pullman. the mngc of price.
~ no oihsi slock reaching a. much ns "a
per cent Chicago had ZONE selling urltfs la thc
unfict, ana London bought "a foa oi %, sppeliiiicN
hhd thcrc was the usual limited buyinf or I'M,
vcstmcut but the operations 81 the trflur Igpt
the market IN g ic,crsh state Throughout. lie
General expectation ui un uuifNomhlc hank slate.
mcnt aided indeprts,iug price. aud hranuouuro.
Hien. oi q ln., IN nc-crN. cd overs million aud "a
guaiicr proved 20 have bycn fully discounted
first prizes were falrly steady ns c,mpat,,i win
those OF last evening, aud some strength was shown
Tor a short time In he eurly tmdlug. when every.
thihg but huntington Nas carried up above no
opcuing figure The decline soon began. howc,pr.
aud Chicago Gas sud darlington look The lend
srcn i3,iis over a lo.nL Pullnan WIS ,hc only
toward th. cud ni the a..Ilu. but the msrsei
cluaci dun and heavy g~cncrilIy nt slirht inirto1pi
i'.seS .lpsing prize, m irregular bur r~rnctiiy
lower and while pnllmuu fusr "a. Chc.iToiko <
ohio lets preferred lost r.. aud th|ciro i,n. and
Burlington o. pr cent carh.
The dctliu-4 lu riluad bonds wc7r on o. rarity
win ihoec ~ shares, icing small aud devoid II
feature Tor most of Tie issues dealt iu. Tho ,ai.,
reached uly stH,uu1. The lfsucs of tHc Ipuuo..fe
Coal ana Iron company were the weak spot lu the
llft hut although ut g'ncui tome OF uio market
wus hru the on llriiy Of the imuoitaut chance
ore in the diucriiun u lower prices. The lu..ss
luciudu tennessee luai, Tennessee division q. =
90 ~.
The mlcs for the week were srnLcoo. neainst
~ .os.tHu for llst week 1LU total sales ui s.u.As
to-day were o5,2b5 shufcA Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
SALE
- Or
ESTATE.

No GSsN R-lu the Chanccry Court ~ Shelby
CuunN.-SIaleo of Tennessee ". W. j. smith ct nl
ny virtue Of an intcrlocutory dccrcc Tor sale, Gu
!vIcH ~ lnc above Clusr on the lst day ui lanuury,
INV NJ ~ ca page 3a, | will sell, ut public aur
lion, To the highest bidder. In front oil tho Cirrk
and Masters nnicc, a. the Main strpct entrance III
uessCc, on
saturday, 18th nav OF April. 1890.
within legal hours, the following described pon.
cry. situated IL Memphis, shelby county. Tenn.
lot s. block u. fronting e,xsO feet ON the north
Sde OF south street Memphis. between Hernandez
hUu iir0otn Streets, sold us the properly vi {. Irvu.
ncr W. I. bryant and hmm Hauin.
\ lot IN llock o.. fronting aXiu7 fcrt ON the
sol'h EIDE OF Hnyo.o strrct, between ncsoto struct
nnI tue bayou cold az the properly u Mary Leon.
lot Z, block q. fronting GoxasO feet ON the v,st
siidr OF chester sir,cu sold Us the property of Jos.
Mitchell, a. tricdeuhcW and ". l. Vance.
int y hlock - iunting tuND feet on the west
i!", 3, D1ns'y s'rovI sold ns thc property Of 1ho-.
Lots q, - mud -. IN block %. fronting each
s'Nl2' ieri ON the north side Of Jackson str,ct.
lti'm Nari spll M iho property Of II. H. Brewster
lot -, On block I. fronting 20 feet by iai feet ON
lii' corner ui broadway aud Wright avenue. sold us
the property Of james nwycr.
lol bloc. fnunung 2iNl01 feet ON the Cnst
Sue ~ Nu,liurtnn strrvt. Tenth Wand sold rs thr
property OF j. Fricdbcrg, l.. Wurkum aud 4. T.
lot -. block I, fronting 2IvGo feet ON Water
street Tenth Nauli sold us thC property Of Mrs A.
Y. Berlin aud ". O.. Murh.
lot IT, block q luluIing LXloO feet on west side
81 ser.ni Ntccb zenith Nurd' sold ~ the property
OF An'mw. o. T. AudrWs. Eucn NJ H6rqln
uui William lloJHun.
lot ~ llnos 10, fronting 5ivil6 feet on north
,llc OF ~ laul street sold us The property Of Mn.
fhlIIU a. Hunt.
Terms of salc-on q crrdit ~ sx months. note
bearing intcfgst with srcuriy pqulrcd. lien 10.
tuinrl, rrlpmItluu hurpl
This 2d dny of MuuHh. isSl
In MCliENEN, Clerk and Mnict
T. II. aud a. W. tlriskclI. solicitors