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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-07
7fltsrellonrrns.
q NOWLEN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
100 NORTH QUEEN STREET.

al-ydR iaG NORTH QUEEN STREET.
A FEW iY AND TACKLE BOOKS IN
N convenient pocket form at reasonable
figures. Also, a variety Of trolling spoons for
bass and salmon. and bright English bass
hook, not altogether new this seasor but worth
calling to the attention Of the angler For sale at
HUBLEY'S DRUG STORE,
10 West King Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-07
/yITY HALL.

Cirf HALL
CIGAR STORE.
am now located A. No. West King street,
where | will Mt all times keep on hand a full
limo OF choice cigars. smoking and chewing
tobaccos WIN be pleased to have my friends
aud patrons give me a call.
apr2-3mdeod GEO. N. BOR0ER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-07

OF course the Boys side
doesn't sag. We're thinking Of
them as well as Of the men.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Jerseys. Odds and ends at
less than cost. 75C to $3.50.
4, G md floor, Chestnut street side. Five elevi-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-07

A GENCI FOR CALLAHAN Il cos CE-
"A ment to take the place OF Red Lead. IN
bulk II makes hye times the quantity OF red
lead and is far superior in making steam Joints
packing man and hand hole plates ON boilers,
&c, &c. Price ~ cents per pound at JOHS
BESrS, Sfi East Fulton street, m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-07

DADIATORS, OF ANY MAKE OR De
IL sign, can be furnished AT reasonable figures
by JOHN BEST, S5S East Fulton street m2-tfd
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
THE SEVENTH MAX
John Grsham's Part IN the jury
Brlblng Plot.
He IS RELEASED on $4,000 BAIL
he h the Ons who Employed the othei
siK 10 See ths JurymeB-Ths
1oUrt Proceeds With the
Cronia Case

CHICAGO, Oct. l4.-John Graham, the
seventh man indicted ia connection
with the conspiracy 20 bribe Jurors IN
the Cronln case, gave bonds tins even
ing ia the sum Of $4,000, double the
amount required OF h.s feliow-con-
sp.rators. A brother of the noted
lawyer. A. ;. Trude, and Alderman
Whelan became sureties for the prison
er. Joseph KOnen, a fruit dealer, who
was arrested late Saturday night, was
also released this evening on 5000
bail, which was furnished 10y his
relatives. state Attorney LOngenecker
said TINS evening that Graham Was the
man who employed the other slx 10 see
the men who were 10 be summoned on
the Jury. The evidence against Graham,
ne SAID, was as strong as could be ex-
pected IN such a case. Graham began
work over two months ago, but the
states attorney IS satisfied that the
eight jurors already accepted have II
been tampered with. Frederick
W. Smith Will be the principal witness
against Graham. LOngenecker stated
emphaucally that up to this time there
had not been any evidence of any kind
that would implicate A. ;. Trude or
Thomas Sennott, clerk of the pro-
bate court, whose names have been
connected by rumOr with the
plot. He asserted that he
had no new evidence at present which
would result IN further indictments for
jury-bribery, but did not hesitate 10 say
he believed the same man 10 be- at the
back of this plot who was the fountain
head of the conspiracy to murder
CrOnin.
Despite the absence of States Attor-
ney Longenecker, who was engaged in
the investigation of alleged jury
bribers, the court at , p. m. resumed
the work OF securing a jury in the
CrOnin case. OF three men held over
since Friday, two were excused for
cause. The third man is practically
accepted by both sides. Five venire-
men were examined and all excused
for cause.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
TO CLOSE DULUTH's HARBoR
The Extraordinary step to be Under
taken by Don VI Dickinson.

taken by Don VI. Dickinson.
DETROIT, Oct. l4.-Wm. BOeng, by
his attorney, ex-Postmaster-General
Dickinson, viii take the extraordinary
legal step of closing up the entrance to
Duluth harbor, the big harbor of Lake
Superior and the point of ingress and
egress to and from the great North
west.
ir. BOeing is well known business
man of Detroit, being vice-presldent of
the Detroit Edge Tool Works, and IL
cidentally he has vessel interests.
When called on at his residence, 11S9
Woodward-ave. this morning, Mrs.
BOeing stated that he had left for Du-
luth, and expected to reach there to-
morrow, probably with sufficient rope,
men and nerve to attempt 10 carry out
his hazardous undertaking. The essen
tial features of his purpose are given in
the following:
DULUTH, Minn., Oct. 14.-Tomorrow
is the day fixed by VIM. Boeng, of De
trOit, through his attorney, ex-POst-
master General Don NJ. Dickinson, to
shut up the Duluth canal. Every yes
sci now passing through the 800"
canal IS supplied with a copy OF a circu-
lar saying that upon that day a rope
viii be stretched from bulkhead tobulk
head, unless the city comes up with no
less than SlO0,000 for certain lots sup
posed TO be lying around loose at the
bottom thereof. In the meantime
Mayor Sutphin declared he VIII issue Il
proclamation and imprison any one
who attemps to stretch a rope or any
thing else across the entrance to Duluth
harbOr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
After tho Singers.

From the Lansing Journal
The journal today called Gov. Luce S
attention 10 the 57-round fight between
Murphy and Ryan, which occurred
near Grand Rapids last Thursday morn
ing, and during Gov. Luce's absence IN
the Upper Peninsula.
Owe are after the prize fighters, ="
SAID the Governor emphaticaily. and
then read with close interest Il marked
copy of a Grand Rapids paper, con-
tanning an account of the affair.
The Governor evidently does
not accept everything contained in the
Grand Rapids papers without i mental
reservation, and did not display an in-
cliuatiou % start Immediately after the
prize fighters without having the news
paper account cOrrOboratcd.
II vii write % both the sheriff and
prosecuting attorney OF Kent county,
he -aid. dccls.velv, land If ! find that
the published statements are borne out
by the facts J viii direct the arrest and
prosecution OF ali parties concerned u
tue Egnt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
THE ITAIIA'S ADVENTURES.
She Comes Very Near Founderins on
Her Passage from Europe.

New YORK, Oct. l4.-The steamship
Italia, which was reported disabled and
on her way TO this port in tow of the
steamship Gellcrt, was docked here
yesterday morning. The former had
a very rough voyage, and but for the
timely assistance of the Gellert would
probably have never reached this
port She broke her shaft last
Monday when 700 miles east
OF sable island. The passengers be-
came greatly frightened. The broken
shaft was lashed, and Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday the ship made
about 500 miles. Thursday, off the
banks OF Newfoundland, the Gei.ert
was sighted, and hawsers were rugged
between the two vessels and both
headed for New York. The Italia
brought pos passengers.
The agents of the City Of New York
announce that she viii sail on time
Wednesday, having sustained no dam
age from grounding in Gedney's chan;
mel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
A NEW POLITICAL FACTOR
IsalAns wbs VIII bs Clothed VITA ths
Auribates 81 Cttl4en.htp

Auribates Of Ctti1ensiaiP
WAsnlSoros. oct. I4.-Ihe Indian IS
a Dol ueal factor Is feature 0f politics
which e likely in the near fulare 10 at-
tract 0ub.lc attention. BY recent acts
of Congress every Indian over q years
OF age 8hO receives an allotment II
land ia severalty becomes voter,
clothed With every attribute that a.
taches 10 citizenship. The successful
termination OF the negotiations with
tile SIOUX Indians By Nhich they sur
render iarse part OF their reservation
u Dakota val, II i estimated. by next
year throw INTO the politics OF the state
tie uncertain quantity OF 1887 voters.
This vote, thrown soldly, as u prob
ably vii be n both state and national
elections, = likely 10 becOme an ln-
pOrtanl factor IN that state. NegOua-
tlOns now IN progress with other indian
tribes VIII soon make many thousands
more Indian voters.
Attle Interior Observation-Disclosures
thar upward OF ~, ,0JU Indians Viii be en-
titled % vote AT the next Presidential
election How the red man Wall con-
duet himself a. a part and parcel OF the
nation, and not as Is ward, Will be
watched with interest by ali who are
Interested IA the solution OF the Indian
problem.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

KALAMAzoo, Mich, oct. l4.-PeytOn
Ranney, state senator from the Eighth
district, and a longtime resident OF
Kalamazoo, died al his residence IN
this city at $50 p. N. Sunday. He was
born at Westminster, VI, November
%. 1926, and has been a resident OF
Michigan for thirty years. He mas been
city alderman. village mayor and
mayor OF the city two terms each. de
was a member of the State legislature
IN lss3A, and was elected 10 the state
senate for lSs9-sO. He leaves a wife
and one son and many friends. The
cause of his death was heart disease.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

CHIcAG0. Oct.lf.-Ihcre were charges
Of a somewhat mysterious character
made TO Judge PrmJcrga-t which are
sald to expose decp-lald plot hy
politicians of rather shady raputl-
tons 20 secure contro. of tnc pu
mares IN the Fifth and sixth wards.
TO 90 this. 10 is alleged. there have
been corrupuonlsts at work n the
office of tue election c0mms-
soners. and the books Of these
Vards have been extensively tam
pered WITH. Chef Clerk Twohg has
been working hard Ou quiet niorm8-
ton tuu shed him. and tins morning
made report of SOME kind to Judge
Prendergast. Wn0 vii order a thorough
invests CATION.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
ANOTHER KELLEY AFFAIR
stockholders in Patent Lamp Claim
That They Have Been Duped.

stockholders Ia Patent Lamp tialh
That They Have Been Duped.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA bill was tled IN
the superior court today TO close up the
affairs OF the Treacy Carbon Lamp
Company. The company Is said TO be
tremendous swindle. IL was moor
porated for the purpose of making
carbon lamp and calcium lamp from
apeculiar kind OF gas. There was SAID 10
be- millions IN the scheme. and Ireacy,
the president, disposed OF shares
of stock 10 poor Germans and
BOhem.ans AT the rate OF $50 share,
he representing that each share was
worth 500 and would soon bring $500.
lie refused TO give any explanation OF
his wonderful process for manufactur-
ing the materials, but exhibited samples
in bottles. These samples, II IS now al
legged, were purchased by Treacy at drug
stores The factory Is located IN an
Out-Of-the-way place near Cragin or
Hermosa. The bill applied for an in
junction restraining Treacy from fur
thor interference with the concerns OF
the company and asked for a receiver.
Judge Jamieson granted both requests.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Ne70 ln0O1ceS Just rece19ea; 0uy 07on I'M
boy1ahon. 50 dos Wousquefaic Und,essed
Kid; coIorS, dv070nS kanS, bh4ck and states;
b,1ce $3.50. 25 dos. 4-Butlon Undressed
KID; same c0l0,S as a6o0e; brce SI25. 20
doS "Our O7om'' Brand Dressed Kid; dIack
and all the Shades; Prize SI.Z5. n nea0 I'M
b0y7aflon Of CIR "Premiere" KID GIoge, s.
h00k, Poster Laang, only 800; all shades.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN
Rev. Father O'Reiuy and Hon. John
Atkinson start for Europe.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. l4.-Dr. o O'Rellly,
treasurer of the National League Of
America, and Col. John Atkinson, a
prominent attorney and Irish Nation
ahst of th's city. left here this morn
ing for London. Rumor has it that
their departure has something to 10
with the recent disclosures in the
Cr0n.n trial at Chicago. Dr..
OReillv, late last night, received
cab,egram from London and
telegram from Chicago, and subsc-
Qucntlv held q long conference with
Colonel Atkinson at the latter's resi-
dence which lasted long past midnight.
Their intention 10 20 abroad was not
known bv Father O'ReIlly's paTishion-
ers or Colonel Atknson's many clients.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
CHANGES THE COLOR.
rhs Rejection OF the Vote IN oas Pre-
eimcf ga Montana

HELgSA, Mon. Oct. l4-Ine canvass
ers IN Silver Boa county to-day thres
oat the vote n what IS kn0wn a. the
railroad precinct. which gave the DEM
ocrsts majority OF ia II this action
l. upheld by the courts q vii seat the
entire Republican delegation from that
county eleven membersl, overcome the
Democratic majority IN the legislature
ard glve the Republicans control of that
BODY. The Democratic managers viii
ask Judge DeMoif tor writ OF man
damGs 10 compel the canyassers u
count the rejected precinct The throw
ing out Of TINS precinct, while Il reduces
TOOle's vote for Governor, does not
overcome his majority. The Demo-
cratic State Committee nave issued 4
statement and protest IN regard 10 the
acton OF the Slgeg Bow canvassers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Eloped with a Cousin and $1,000.

ROCHESTER, Mich, Oct. l4.-Some
time ago It twasannounced that drover
of this place named Goodison had dis
appeared mysteriously, and as he had
a large sum of money with him il was
feared he had been foully dealt with.
1t is now alleged that he has eloped
from New Jersey with his cousin and
1920 of some one eise's money, and is
living IN New Mexico.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
A GentIenlanIy Villain.

MUsKEGos, Mich, Oct. l4.-The police
last night arrested the murderously-
inclined robber. who, few weeks ago,
shot Groceryman Grove Griffin IN the
neck and took SIS from him. A. 3.
Keehne, about "A years old, is the man.
He was arrested IN the Hotel Cadillac
here on another robbery charge, and
the officers made him believe they had
evidence of his completely in the Grif-
fin shooting. He then confessed the
whole business. He is a man of pol
ished manners and perfect dress.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Appointments Eade by the President
Nesterday-CaII on Harrison.

l0sTeTdoT-ta All ON HaTrlSon-
WAsuTVGToS. oct. 14.-The following
appointments were made by the Presi-
dent today. Daniel VI. Frost, Kansas,
regis land Office, Garden City, Kan;
Daniel l.. Sheets, Colorado, receiver
public moneys, Durango, Col; William
B. Newman. receiver public moneys
at lrontOn. No; Thomas Y. Daily and
john Jaques. storekccper- of the First
Wisconsin district.
Ine supreme Court met for regular
ssson at noon today, with all the
Justices present, and, according to
custom, immediately adjourned and
went lu a body CD call ou the President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Two More Delegates.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. l4.-Albert j..
Huggerth, of Battle Creek, and c. NJ.
Wood, of Anderson, by the grace of
Governor Luce, 90 TO the Farmers
Congress in Montgomery, Ala, next
month, as additional Michigan dele
gates.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Cee Hfeps asAsaasas
= uy
has story t te4gous pr<oia uek
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
| The New METHOD CURE.

II yOu do not believe that Electro
I Ozone cures disease and rCneWs mental
7. physical and nervous yigor ask any Of
those who have tried the new method
| cure. Electro Chemical Machinery
| ozonized and medicated air by diia'a
| tion aud imra in cases of Deaf
! ness. Catarrh, Bronchitis. Cough Pafal-
| yslS DropSv. rheumatism, NruTa rl a.
| BT ghts DIS asc. Nervous Prosirition.
\ and Physical and Mental Nelkn -ss
j A>d them what 10 dia Tor Them. THIS
l new met 1od cure arfe alike kindly huf
/ encrgeti ally upon tie tender infant.
{ the delicate female. she old 81 InlTm
I and the most arh rtlr. L. destroys
J the germs of di,ta>r. cluaiiZes the cir-
4 culaiiol. ruriars ID blood. aids diEcs-
! tiOu. Socthes the nerves. heals ulcers
1 and ab >ses. removes tumors and
1 morb q groWths. Ia is the grantest
| q ~roverv ever made fGr the reliet Of
| suffering and the cure Of disease. Pleas
ant. simple and SAFE. The certainty
l and harmony 90 chemistry. the accura-
| cv If machinery. and the rapldity Of
\ electricity. We take pleasure In eXhia-
/ itiug 20 candid investigators. once
| hours. from 9 a. m. 20 ; p. m. sundays
| from 3 90 y. m. Dr. j. e. Kennedy,
| Principal office in Hermitage. - corner
/ Of Canal and Bridge streets. Grand Rap
| ids. Mich. one trial treatmeut free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

On 0Ay SILK Counter aoe are 5h07cvng
tins 7Oeek the greatest bargains in Bhack
Fa1Ie Fruncalse e0er Sho70n III tbs city. orr
Ne70 York buyer b1cked this numbey 1T IN a
most fortunate manner and ata rare bargain;
OAy b5zce IS 0H/y SI.O0 yard
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

HOSIERY, GLOVES NECKWEAB. COLLABS AND CUPS
BEST STYLES, At LON PRICES
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-10-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, James Q Ginu ard Sarah J. G linn,
his wife. ny r1eiT C.e-i VI rr1st- dated Eae
2ssh dag OF August, I>o5. AM dull --corsiei
il the records Of Iron county, Missouri. IN
Bo3k'-+,h page 80. coayeyel 10 tt>e under
si-re1 tr1s-e~.th= real estate hereinafter de-
serted:
Witch said deed vas made to secure th=
payment 81 i certain EsrCEnissor- note there L
fulIg described: aCd whereas. said Note : due
and remains unpaid. ROW. therefore, a. the
req lest OF the legal holder of said note, and
pr virtue OF the powers il such case, by Law
and said deed Of trust in Tie vested. / Eill, On
Saturday, EoreBs5er 81, 1889,
between the hours of l. n and } P NJ
sell. st public ven4ae, TO the h hest oszstier,
AZ tae east front door Of the c s3rt3o1v= II
the City Of lro1toa, Iron county. Missouri.
for cash n Rand, the folio wiE- DESCRIBED
re4E estate, situated il Iron County, Mis-
souri,. 10 WIZ:
Sixty acres o. land OF the north siIe CT the
southeast quarter Of section twenty seveE
f2e1 TO be taken the whole length OF said
quarter section. also, thirty acres OF ths
north side o. the northwest quarter o. ssae
southwest quarter Of section twenty SIX {2t57;
also. the southwest quarter OF the D0rehea-E
q sarser Of section twenty seven (111-al in
roxrShi.s thirty three 1881. north Of range )
eass-eonsalnin- 131 Seres:
Also, the southwest quarter Of the northwest
Quarter OF section tweafy six la61. ard the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter o.
section twe0ty seven (e1l. IN township thirty
three 1881, north. OF range three 81 eaSs-
containing eighty 2cres-Fo nay said 6sat,
Interest. and the cost Of executing this trust
oes3ln11 WN. R. EDGAR, Trustee
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-10-31
The Reimbursement Of the Editors.

When nomina tiOns are made the
first man appealed to tn make s fight
on the party nominees from the candi-
date for president down TO the coroner
is the editor of the town or city paper
Roll up your sleeves and go for them"
is the Command, land we will give
you pointers" He dos so; he shows
them 10 mercy, whether they be Ii :
personal friends or foes, IL makes no
difference. He sacrifices business III
terests. everything for the success OF
his party and when the victory Is won
and he applies for some modest posi-
ton. these same men who argued al
aggressive fight come arUund and say:
1T would hardly do for you TO have
this position: you know that god
many OF the people are down on you,"
and they use their influence q secure
the place for some :ellsIw who sat in
the shade during the heat of the fight,
exhibiting hardly enough interest i'll
the contest to come out AMI vote.
The man who expects an Editor to
make fight for his party nominees
and at the same time retain the good
viii OF all the people in the eommuni-
ty where he resides is colossal ass
AMI ne ought to be fed on sawdust.--
Sfgudl.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-10-31
Receivers sale.

BY virtue of an order OF sale made By the
Circuit Court OF the City OF 81. Louis.
Missouri. AT the june Term, 1859, in the
case Of William G. Dimes against James
". Hill e al. No. $500, a evidenced
By = certified copy of Szid order Issued
from the office OF the clerk of said circuit
court. aud in accordance with the terms
of said order. |. Archie y. Craig. receiver
of the estate of said James W. Hill CT al ;,
will. on
Thursday, the 31st Day Of OctJJer. 1883:
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the after
noon. and during the sitting of the Cir
cult Court i'll >4Id county. az the court
house in iroutou. Missouri, sell az public
vendtse. 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand, subject 10 the approval Of said Cir
cg1t Court Of the City of ST. Louis, Mis-
souri,. the following tracts OF land. sitII-
aged III the County OF IRON and State of
Missouri. ~ witt
The east half and northwest quarter of
the northeast quarter: and north halt Of
the northwest quarter of section fifteen:
south half of the southwest quarter of
section ten: west half of the northwest
quarter of section Twelve the undivided
half of the west half Of northeast quarter.
vast half Of the southeast quarter. east
half OF the southwest quarter. aud east
half of the northwest quarter oi section
thirty five. all in township thlrEy-swo.
north, OF range three east.
ARCHIE n CRAIG. Receiver.
Bernard ZwaTt Attorney. OctfGuT4
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-10-31
Shotidy and Cow-Hair.

MessTs- George William Bond & Co.
OF BOSTON hold that lit Is the bounden
ootS Oh the country To Femove the duty
on carpet wool.h whether a remov-
al nf the duty would affect the price of
carpets is Uncertain. nsays Brudstrest,s
in commenting. but Mr.. Bend poirts
out that we should have wider range
in the choice of woods and De able IN
select better woods than we are some
times obliged to take, and thus make
better carpets More wool and better
wool, in other words would Be used in
making carpets.a and less cotton, shoddy
and cow-hair.h
The same argument applies with
equal force TO every article OF manu-
facture. the raw material of which -
taxed. If the honest aud skiiful mau-
facturer could buy where he can buy
best and cheapest, he would be able to
give better value; to compete on the
real worth of his goods and To hold his
ow q i'm the market in spite of competi-
ton. He would sell his products on
their merits. instead ofrelyIng for their
sale on acts of congress intended TO
force people TO use them regardless OF
their merits.
The argument applies to finished
products not less than to raw material.
III the purchaser of carpets were not
prohibited by the Federal tax laws
from buying carpets where he can buy
them best and cheapest, he would not
buy cotton. shoddy and cow-hair car
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-10-31
SHERIFES SALE.

BIZ virtue and authority Of L special ex-
ecution Issued from the office of the clerk
Of the circuit court Of Iron county. Mis-
souri,. and 10 ma the undersigned sheriff,
directed, i'll favor OF the State OF Missouri.
At the relation and To the tI>e Of :. Z. Bu-
ford. collector OF the revenue for Iron
county, Missouri, plaintiff, and against
John W Clark. F. VI BoaS- Wm. B0aS.
and all unknown Interested parties.
defendants. bearing date July 18th, 1>>9.
and re'urnabie 10 the October term. 1859.
thereof. have levied upon and seized the
following described real estate and prop
erty- lying and being in Iron county.
Missouri. a the property OF said defend
ants, described aS follows, 10 wit:
West half OF Tue southwest quarter of
section IN. township 81, range2 west.
And | will, on
Thursday 3lst day Of October. 1883,
AZ the east from. door OF the courthouse in
the city Of Iron10u. Iron county. MissoUI-
ri between the hours Of O'Clock in the
forenoon and ) o'clock in the afternoon
Of that day. AMI during the session OF the
circuit court. sell. AT public vendue. all
the right. title. claim. estate and property
of the said defendants. Of, in and TO the
above described real estate and property,
for cash in hand. 10 the highest bidder,
20 satisfy said execution and costs
2. W. WHITWORTH, Sheriff.