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bonner win Visit California.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Robcrt Bonner
left for California Tuesday evening on II
six months trip. When asked 10y "A re-
porter before his departure il the purpose
of his trip was tn bring home his wonder
full filly Sunol, he said: mo. they have
done SO well with Sunol in California that
am going to- leave her there another
year. / want to give her trainer q chance
To prove that she can beat her own record.
She is only n baby yet, You know. j have
never been TO california yet. though for sew
eral years have had invitations from Gov
ernor stanford and other famous breed
ers to visit their big farms. Sunol's per-
forInancc is one indication OF the great
things California is doing i'm the way OF
producing fast trotters. l want to see not
only Sunol. but the men. IL is not only
that the climate and grass are particii-
larly adapted for bioosied stock. hut the
men out there have got breeding down to
a science, and want to- talk with them
especially about the advantages of cross
breeding. cannot say IL 1 will make any
purchases, but it is pOssible."
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STANLEY. J.urn.y to ,h~ Coast.

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The British consul
at Zanzibar teicgraphs To the foreign Of
flee that Stanley arrived at Mpwapwa the
55th day after his departure from Victoria
Nyanza and the lssth day after lcavin
Albert Nyanza. Stanley left Mpwapwa
the 18th, travelling toward the coast by
way of kcnIiba and Mwcni. Stanley made
an unexpected discovery of real value in
finding the extension of Victoria Nyanza
towards the southwest, which brings il
within 155 miles of Lake Tanganyika.
The area of the extension is 5j,UD miles.
Stanley has with him 40 PERSONS of
whom 2.O are Emin's followers. Stanley
lost only IL men during tire march from
Victoria Nyanza. He had four days fight
ing near Csuk anna.
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BOTH PRINCIPALS ARRESTED.



stopped by Chicago Police
CHICAGO. Nov. 2l.--A vicious prize fight
between Tommy Morgan and Tommy
White. liglrtweights, took place this morn
ing i,t Hammond. Ind. Morgan has
record i'm the. ring. while White. until he
began training for to-siay's fight. was en-
ployed as "a blackboard hoy i'm stock
brokers' Office. Morgan forced the fight
ing i'm the start. hut in the third round was
pushed into his corner by Whites hard
work. In the fourth Morgan made an
other rush and received "a blow that drew
n flood of blood. From this
time White showed himself the
better man. and began forcing
the fight. In the thirty-second round lie
delivered n blow which knocked Morgan
senseicss, but his trainers managed to get
the man up before time was called. Nor
gan was "a pitiful sight, both his eyes be-
ing nearly closed nd his body mass of
bruises and cuts. White showed few
marks. From the 3sth to the bath round
the fight was more onc-sislesl than ever,
consisting of mad r,ishes by Morgan, who
was nearly blind, and quick, savage blows
ny White. In the middle of the Bath round
the police made n raid and arrested the
contestants, allowing others OF the party
to ESCAPE.
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Hmr,, on the pro,.,bss.o"s.s..

KANSAS City. Nov. 21.--Unlcss the law
providing for holding elections i'm this
state is changed before the next election
the prohibition party will lr unable to
place ticket i'm the field. The law passed
by the last Legislature provides that no po-
litical party that did not at the last elec-
ton poll per cent of the entire vote cast
can place i'm nomination candidates for
Office. At the last election about JUD.OO
votes were cast. of which the prohii,i-
tionists east 5000. Ii is also doubtful
whether the union labor party will he.
able to place n ticket in the field. IL il
understood that representatives of these
parties will contest the constitutioii,Iity
of the. law
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CUtCN,io, Nov. 21.-It came tn light to-
day that an important traffic agreement
had been made 10y the Rock Island and
Santa r.. routes for the handling of
through traffic between Chicago and all
points ON tn. Pacific coast. Dodge City.
Kansas, il made the junction point. By
this arrangement u line shorter than any
other from this city to all California points
south of Los Angeles il credited. The
dist.,uc. to san Francisco is but III
miles greater than vis. the Union Pacific.
The. route has the advantage of being
through trains ars. expected 10 make bet
ter average time than those moro
northern routes. The. contract is for q
long term of years and is even stronger
than that of ths. Union Pacific and North
western. The agreement goes into oper~
alton immediately so far as freight traffic
il concerned, and through passenger
-s.rvic. will he established as soon ne<-
.sss.ry arrangements can be made.
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A l.LAnt'a lsnsnnnce.

OTTAWA. Nov. 2i.-Wilson Bryce. the
New Ross giant, who stands six feet
seven inches. eloped last week with Eliza
wennox. pretty young school girl. II
years of age. and who-. height il only
four feet eleven inches. Bryce. who il :.
good looking fellow, has proved himself
quit. IA Loth.,rio among the young ladies
of Duiidas county. but petite. Eliza, not
with-tandIul the protests of her parents.
accepted his offer of marriage and elopel
with him To og,lcusburg, New York, where
the knot was tied. They have returned to
New Ross and received the forgiveness of
ELIAS parents.
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THEY WANTED The EARTH
Mor- Witnesses ressbry Regarsltax See rets
Of the Ensaow sss~mt Hause.


SALT LAKE, Nov. 21.--In the Mormon
investigation to-day Mrs. Ii. smith. -
niece by marriage at Joseph Smith, was
called as witness for the church. She had
otffciatesi i'm the endowment house. but
knew of uo oath taken to aveuSe the biooi
at Joseph ansl Hiram Smith. George q.
Cannon, ~ noted Mormon leader. was
called 10y the prosecution and identified u
circular sent out by himself and John
Taylor i'm iss5, calling on the saints ~
to "a fund for the. defense of Mornors
charged with violating the Esimunsls
law. Mrs. Gilmors. went through the en-
do~ncnt house seventeen years ago with
u number Of others, all of whom were
called upon to swear to avcnge I'll" blood
of Joseph and Hiram Smith upon the
American nation and to teach their chill
slrcn and rhldreu's children to the fourth
oath or revealed the secrets was tn be
killed. Henry w. Lawrence. president NJ
the chamber of commerce. testified that
he became "a Mormon i'm childhood. tie
came to Utah thirty-ninc years ago. He
oiilciatcd in the endowment house several
y.ars, and was exco,nuunicated in
1SS for questioning the rights of the
priesthood to dictate i'm temporal affairs.
Persons going through the endowment
ho'i-c also took an oath of vengeance.
There was another covenant to Obey the
priesthood in all things. and u penalty of
death was attached tn "a violation of the
covenants or revealing the secrets of the
house. In the time Of Brigham Young the
pris.~thossi was supreme. aud Young con-
troilc. the people in all things. The
church was in opposition to the GOVERN
n,s.ut and the feelings of the Isople being
alicnated more. and more. The witness
and some others started magazine to
disseminate more advanced ideas. aud
were tried before ~ council of priests with
George -. Cannon as prosecutor. and
cN-cosuuitiuicatsssl. Ii was claimed for
the CHURCH that il WAS a literal kingdom 81
God. jurisdiction extending To- all things.
II was expected ." control the whole earth
in time. and then Christ was to come i'm
person and take charge. When th.. wit
ness was sexcomnunicatedh hc was doing "a
business of fifteen or twenty Thousand
dollars ~ month. but after the trial b,isi-
ness fell OIL greatly aud he WAS socially
ostraciscd. tross-cxaminatiou failed Ia
shake Lawrcurc's testimony. pcpr,'ss. has
not yet filed his statement. and the court
ruled this afternoon that the investigation
bc closed till Pcnross. purge himself oi
contempt.
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sw!NoLeD BY AN sAMAN.


A Prominent Bu-in-.- Man of san Fran
cisco lsuncos,st sut Of AsO. 600.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 21.-('harles Mont
gomery, owner of the American Exchange
hotel and widely known here ON account
of charitable work made u statement to-
day showing that hc had been mad. the
victim Of IA confidence oucrtor to the. ex-
tent OF eighty Thousand dollars. Two
years ago man calling himself T.. Glenn
Ross Grant came here and soon became
prominent in y. NJ. 4. 4. work. He
gained Montgomery's confidcnc. and
after "a time th. latter took him
into partnership in an agricultural
implement company with stores in this
city and Los Angeles. Grant had com
plcte charge. Montgomery furnishing all
the capital. Grant has suddenly distp-
pcaresl and Montgomery learns that hs
has contracted debts and appropriated
money aggrepating SsOUO. Montgomery
has been compelled to make an a-sign-
mcnt. with liabilities OF S23D.gD and assets
of about $.ils.UD. IL has been discovered
that Grant il an expert swinsilcr who was
comI,clled To flee from London tor n sin-
lar tpfTsuse.
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A GIGANTIC TRUST.
wire Manufacturers Form Trust at
lI.xc xcI.nd aud rrclmrc for War.


CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 2i.-The Federal
Steel company. gigantic corporation
formed for tils. purpose of combining all
wire. wire nail, and bnrb..l wir. ruauuf;,c-
turing plants of the country, and control
ling these three great Industries pre-
vio,I-ly outlined in th.s. dispatches, has
been formally organized and the directors
and Stockholders are now in session in
this city closing contracts with the pro-
ducers of raw material and accepting
options held upon the stock OF companies
which will form part of the consolidation.
Among Ill. large number Of prominent
manufacturers present are Theodore Nc
Cash of tn. M,.t,ash Iron and Steel Conn
pany. Burlington. Iowa, and w. Douglass
of th. Iowa Barbed Wire Company. Ii il
generally conceded that J. W. Gates of 81.
Louis will bs. elected president. There
"a number of CONCERNS which hav. not
yet been INDUCED to enter the fold. These.
may be forced t. suspend operations, tenn
porarily at least. for lack OF raw material.
Ii il understood already that the new con-
Germ has such hold that the rod mills
will tax. no orders to bc hil.d after Jauu-
AIRY LIST.
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Charxed with Conspiracy.

PITTsBURti, Nov. .21.-Ex-Representat
John Byrne of the Knights of Labor was
arrested at Scottdale last night. charged
with conspiracy preferred by ex-Repre-
sentative CallaRhan. The information
also includes General Master Workman
Powderly and Peter Wise. local labor
leader. Powderly will he arrested ON his
return from Atlanta and Wise when
found. The siiit grew out OF letters Pow
derly published i'm the Journal IF Enited
Labor last year. Callaghan also alleges
that lac was boycotted and injured in his
business by the knights of Labor through
the influence of Byrne. Powdcrly and
Wise.
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MosHIERvILLE. Mich. Nov. 2l.-Mrs.
Nathan Strong, who has been mildly de-
niented for some time, last night forced
her 1s-year-old daughter to drink "A glass
of poison and then took "A dose herself.
When her husband returned she told him
what she had done. Doctors were called.
but their efforts to save the unfortunat.
women were unavailinV.
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SALT LAKE, Nov. 21.-The ore protlucers'
convention here finished its iabors to-day
10y adopting AN address, demanding free
coinage Of silver, the repeal of the Bland
law and the issue of silver certificates on
deposits of silver bullion. A resolution
was also adopted calling for u union of
the mining states and territories in u pro
tective union for mutual benefit.
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Tanner start. a Claim Agency.

wAsHINGroN, Nov. n. - Ex-Comnis-
sioners of Pensions Dudley and Tanner
have formed "A co-partuership in the PEN
sious and claims business. Ii is stated
that General Algcr has informed Tanner
that he will render him whatever aid he
may require.
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wAsHINGToN, Nov. 2i.-ReRistrar of the
Treasury Rosscrans. i'm his annual report.
shows that during the year q. SOD bonds,
amounting tn SlG5, ,s.A. .:i5O, were issued,
and ~. 5.1i9, representing Sssi ,sl1 40, were
cancelled. The total amount otitstat,tliI,g ~
is S1ai2, Al. .sl2, of which amount only $1o,-
:s,2. $50 are held abroad. Of the amount
held at home, individuals and trustees
hold S.fs2. 2.5U3, 112; insurance companies.
etc., Si6,s;i.OOO; savings hanks. mutual
benefit and other institutions. S1.6,h7 .UU.
There. are outstanding i'm treasury notes,
certificates, etc., SS13,s'i5, very little of
which will probably ever he presented to
il has been lost destroyed. The regis
trar makes "a number of recommenda-
tipliS.
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CHICAGO. Nov. Ell. NJ. Bailey. ex-
cashier of the Security Loan and Savings
bank, has disapp.arcd. and be il reported
tn have fraiislul.ntly obtained money and
Jewels valued at $1,000. He was recently
,lis... ha ryeti from the bank.
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Pigeon Contract in Iowa

DAvENPoRr, Nov. 21.-In the pigeon
contest to-day between e.. w. Bu.id of
Des Nfoincs, and Fred Erb of Lafayette,
Indiana. for the American field champion
cup. Erb won. killing AZ To Budd's AZ out
of "A possible 80.
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From Time.
Mr.. Byer: Those shoes that got FOR my
little boy just a week ago tonight arO
worn ou..
Mr.. Shos.man: Well:
IL want another pair just like 'esu.
Never knew boys shoes tn wear so long In
my life"
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CoLUMBUs. o.. Nov. 2l.-Marluis. lat.
democratic candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor, has decided to contest the election
of the republican candidate.
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wAsHISGroN, Nov. 21.-The secretary
the interior has requested and received
the resignation of II. A. Phillips. chief of
the middle division OF the pension Office,
one of the rerated pensioners.
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DEFENDING THE SUSPECTS.
Tesstsnoay fBr the lsrs~oaers In the Crsaa
Case Yesterday.


CHICA0O. Nov. 21.-In the Cronin case
to-day Patrick Dinan, the owner of slse
white hor~e which drew CrDnin tn ttse
Carlson cottage. testified that the hor.c is
now in n dime museum.
Louis Buslcnlbsrkcr, of Hot,oks.ii. n. J.,
who lived i'm Chicago at tlis. time of Gro
Minis death, testified that he Cronin
sxo AWAY from home on the night hc WAS
murdered. and that the horse which drew
the buggy not Diuau's white horse,
hut a grey animal with white legs.
Marshall ID. E1well, medical and
Wicroscopicai expert. testified that there
is no means known To science 10y winch
human hair could be certainly slistin-
sxuislicd from amy other hair.
Drs. Mayer and Curtis occupied the re-
pnainsler of the session. Their testimony
WAS i'm the same line that of the prss.cti-
ing expert.
A man named Martin came tn Judge.
Mc( c('onnell this afternoon and said he
had knowledge of great value to the, bris-
oner, Cotlghlin. namely: That he Martini
had seen Coitghlin between nine and ter,
O'clock ON the might of May at the East
Chicago avenue police station. He kept
quiet about this before. tpcasiss. hc did not
want to get mixed mp i'm the case. hut his
conscience would not allow him to kceJ,
silent any longer. He will probably la,
placed on the stand Tomorrow.
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Did No, Aid the strikers.

HAVANA. Nov. 2l.-Thc governor gem
eral discls.irns that he in any way aided
the striking cigaruakers of Key West.
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su,i,~sn Lower. ,ii. Fivur...

Bo~roS. Nov. 2i.-To-uight sullivan
says he will fight Jackson in san Fran
cisco for "a xl5,uUp purse.
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CLEvELAND, o., Nov-2l.-Development
i'm the case of H.. -. Barrett made yester-
day indicate that hc conducted the most
colossal system Of forgery in the history
of the state. Notes were made 10y the
Wholesale by tlie cord almost--and dis
posed of in all directions. Barrett siuped
his clerks, played on the confidence of
his church associates, ,:nloatletl the
worthless specimens OF his peninatislpip
ON his personal friends, swiisilctl
the banks and tlcfrautled the
manufacturers ont of thousands of
dollars. His operations were coii-
Quoted with coIls,iinnate skill. the out
growth of long practice. and for years he
had met with the greatest success. Notes
have been duplicated anywhcrs, from one
tn ten times, and hc found IA ready market
for every set he made. He seemed tn have
allowed an exceedingly liberal discount
and stated his case smoothly that he
met with no difficulty I'm having all his
forgeries "shaved." The latest estimate
of Barrett's Indebtedness places il AT SlOO.-
90. A deed of assignment was filed by
his attorney this afternoon, but the assets
and liabilities are not stated. Barrett il
still missing.
Homer guardian., 1889-10-11
FaIsehoods I,efuted.

ST. Louis, Oct. 6.-Hon. w. =
olosson, who was for thirty year,
resident of Kansas until a yea,
ago, when he went to Texas te
llfe' is now visiting his old home,
W hcn living in Kansas he was one
OF lne most prominent Republican
politicians in the State. He saws
that when the Republican press
states that there is still a So, ,,i;o.-
al feeling all over The South ond
" '''' 1N0i'atFI men are not wanted
ute they misrepresent the con-
ulllon OF things in that section.
Mr. slosson speaks very highly of
The reception Of himself and fami
" by the Southern people, and
says Northern men and Northern
capital are as welcome in Texas
ever were in palmiest days
Il tie settlement of Kansas
Homer guardian., 1889-10-11
the Police Jury in Session

The police jury was in session
this week. But very little bust
ness outside of settling with the
treasurer and assessor and an.
proving expense and cost bills was
done The proceedings will ap.
pear next week. It seems to US
'hat some arrangements might be
made SO that the proceedings
would not be held back from
the papers 50 long. In this case
the Sody convened last Monday.
but it will be nearly two weeks
before the proceedings will an.
pear in print. If the clerk would
give us page at time or the
matter as it is transacted by the
time the body adjourns the pro.
ceeaIrgs would all be set up and
The public would not be compelled
to wait so long TO see the pro.
,eedings of the parish legislature
n print,
Homer guardian., 1889-10-11
Tulane Unive rsity of La
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, III. u.
PRESIDENT

The next Annual Session of 1r;,,,
Schoo', College, and Of the II. Sophi,
Newcomb Memorial College for youro
women, will begin Tuesday, October !
I nntrace lex examination OH Monday, Sen
!, High School Course 3 years. Co,leco
course years. All departments snn.
pi'ed with laboratories and other aids
TO TO practical inss: uction. The Mammal
framing depar' ment is we'll cquippcd
WIN WIN apparatus tn, wood working, black
s;mlthlng, forging brazlng and solder
my ana machine construction.
Parallel iColleg. { Courses lend % ".
Ut oesree Of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelo,.
OF sf Ance' There is a practical ceurss
~ ~ ectrlcal Engineering and o corn.
p eplant OF the Edison System for in.
uction. ~ E'' '''
The II: Sophie Newcomb Memorial
college for young women offers 4 fnSl
course IN science and letters.
-, Special courses in Art and Literature
lhere is al Academical Department.
winch prepares students for tho Cnl
Iege. College course, Sl0O per apnnm
apcralatory arp' course oftwo years, $50 per |
ING Law Department opens Novcm- !
n per ieth, II. e. Miller, Dean Mcdica
~, opens October 2lst, Stan
lold r. Chaille, NJ. D., Dean
q FOR general catalogues, address VIM
y. rogers, Secretary of the Tulane Uni
Versity, New Orleans, La. 70 sm M
Homer guardian., 1889-10-11
Come One, Come All!

nave just received my fail stock OF
Jewelry and have everything kept in a
flrst-class jewelry store. / make spe.
cial mention Of my Brilliants, such as
earbobs, screws, lace-pins, scarf and
bosom-pins and half.mooon carbobs.
Rings of every description. also have
afall line of silver lace-pins and hair
ornaments and everything else in abun-
aancc at prices to suit the times and
don't forget thatI am selling clocks,
better and cheaper than they were over
soid III this section before, and the light
running White Sewing Machine is 90
Ing every day. Call and see me before
elsewhere.
Very respectfully,
WA. JOHNSTON.
Homer guardian., 1889-10-11
HAYNESVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL
1889 1899,

,in Ihe r. Fail SESSION begins Aug. 18TH
Ieo9; The Public Scnool term viii ha
tamyat the first part Of the session.
ms is one Of the best schools !,
north Louiaiana and offers snncr;os
.a:avantagcs to boarding rr.;i,s. Tn
e.1 e,9n and board is n.aavil CHEAPER than mt At
other scho:s..s of the same grade 'nsI as the he
.eacners are woll supported by local
patronage and tho citizens of HAYNES.
yliie and community raise their own
provisions, and have no rents nor citv
taxes to pay. The locality is healthy
tue people are moral and society e
sood. Tho methods of teaching arc
modern; the courses are SCIENTIFJG
ana " ASlCAL: the instruction riyen
IS THOROUGH and PRACTICAL: thu
discipline is firm and positive. bnt mt
rigid: Moral, intellectual and social M
training aiming is made speciality.
Music and Art in connection Will, tho
school as formerly.
S. J. MEADOWS.
Miss Lena Meadows,
Associate prip |
Homer guardian., 1889-10-11
a'y ssAck;oRAya.! tea for Dyspepsia
succession Sale.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Claiborne
Succession Of JIG. Taylor. Decd.

i !. . w
NOTICE IS hereby given that under
~ an agreement Of all the heirs of the
above named estate aud succession, and
~ authority OF q commission issued to
me under said agreement, I viii sell at
Haynesyille, in said parish, on the
9th and 9Th days Of Nov. 1889.
to the last and highest bidder. all Of the
property situated in said parish belong.
ing to said above named estate. lexeent
the notes and accounts in forrl of said
estate which have been divided in kind
between the heirs ofsaid estate con-
sistlns Of mules, hcrses, cattle, hors
corn, fodder, cotton seed, farming in.
PIGMENTS, harness, tools and a stock of
drugs, aud tho following describel
land: y of NE4 and NEI Of NE4 and
y mEt OF SW1 and SW4 of NW4, sec. IS,
!. 9 " Il s W, and 81 OF SOC. 26, less
such portions sold by the heirs; and the
SW4 ofNE4 and SCI Of NW4 and WI
OF NW4, sec. 36, and the 81 ofSW4 Hec
-, rs, L 0W, ard the NW4 Of tho |
SWt sec. II I 23NR8W, and 81 of
SWt sec. 81, T23, N RI W, and WI Of
SWt sec. Is T23 3NR7 w. and the III
OF NWt and NE1 ofSsV4 sec. s. and %
acres on west side Of NW3 Of SCI sec.
,, and the NE4 ofSWi sec. 4T2aNR
; ", and all other lands belonging to
SAID estate whether described in above
list or not, and any numbers not correct
y given will be corrected when deeds
sre passed, and also the following lots
md houses in the town Of Haynesyille.
aid parish: Store house lot. Drug.
tore and lot, Sherarti dwelling and
OF, Hiii place aud dwelling, the Smith
yelling and lot, the East place tha
ioyie store and lot, tho old ware honso
nd lot, the blacksmith and wood .slon /;
nd lot, and all other lots belonging to :
aid estate whether named or not. bro.
ided mono Of them have been DISPOSED =
By the heirs. Terms of sale cash 10 Is !,
~ dsbtsand 20 effect s partition. I
z. H. KIRKPATRICK, II
q. J. & &. &, 4. | 49,, shcriff. !
ku1S SeASs n ff3f31 81 sst3s.s IS