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cictics. Cronin went to Chicago from
ST. Louis, taking with Aim letters Of
recommendation from bishop Ryan and
Geuc-I sherman lie disappeared ON
Saturday evening, May lth, when he
was called away from a patient 10y a
man who importunei him to assist a
person that he said hal been severely
injured. Crouin yielded and rode of
i'm the callers carriage. Noccrtain trace
Of him has been disclosed since.
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Tsken insane on The Street.

NEW YORK, May ls.-Ceptaln James Chess
ter, Of the THIRD artillery. United states
army, stationed on Governors Island, be-
came violently insane on the street early this
morning. lie was taken into custody, and
IN court turned over 20 the military authori-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

BY WALLACE BRUCE



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NLn HMEET SPRINGS-

y NUN UE IUI !, v. VA,
vi open q 81 lJrH unier entirely new man
19ement. For descriptive pamphlets. &c, al
dress =. H. sent MACHEB
Manager.
Qato Grand Union Hotel. Saratoga Springs, Now
York; my I--lm
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WATERBURY, Vt. Js1usry %. i,s7.

Psoria.is. Eczema. letter, RinGEorm, Lichen.
Prurims, Scald Hesd. Nilk Crust. Dandruu,
Barrers. Baker,, Grocors. and Neshcrwomnn =
lfrn. aui every species ~ Itching, Burning.
Scaiv. Ftmply numor@ Of fhs SKIN end scalp snd
blood, with Loss OF Hair, are positively cured by
Crrfcr 4 the great SEIn-l'ure. and CUrirUKA
soar, an exquisite Shln- Beaudnor, externally,
and CUrIcURA REsOivENr, no new Blood
Purifier. intornE'ly, whom physicians aud All
other remed rs fail
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CCRATCHED TwENTY-EIGHT
y YEARS
sCALY, ITCHING sKIS-DIsEAsR WITH
ENDLESS SUFFERING CURED By
CUTCUBA RENRDIES.


II had known OF tho CrTfCURA RENgDfrs
tweuty-eight years ago II would have saved mo
500 two hundred dollars aud an immense
amount OF suffering. Ny disease iPsOriasisl
commenced on my head IN SPOT NOT larger tnsn
q cent 10 spread rapidly sii over nay body aud
got under my nails. Tho scales would drop on
OF me all the time. and my suffering was end
less and without relief Ono thousand dollars
would not tempt me havo this disease over again.
am poor man. IN, feel rich b DO relieved OF
what some Of the doctors ssid was loprOsy, some
ringrurm. psoriA,is. etc. / took - aDd
SarapRrillas over one year and hall, but no
cure I went 70 two or three doctors and no cure.
cannot praise the CUTirURA REkEDtka too
much. They have made my ssin a. clear and
free from scales &C a bHby'~. All used Of them
was three boxes 81 CCTICURA and throo bot.lc@ OF
CUTfcrRA kEsOLNEsr. and two cakes on CUT
CURA SOAR. II You hsi been here apd said you
would have curoi ne for i-o0 you would have
had the money. I l0Oked ike the picture IN
your book OF Psoriasis picture No. 2. How 70
Cure Ssin- Diseases p, out now 1 am "a clenr a.
any person over was. through force Of hsoIt rub
my bands over my arms sud legs 10 scratch Ouco
in o while. but 90 no purpose am all well.
scratched tveuty-eiyht wears. and u got 10 De a
KIND 81 second nature 20 ma. / thank you a
Thousand limos Auy.hiog 10 1re that you want
o. know write mo, or any one VINO reads this m ~
write % me and will answer Dr..
DENNIS DOWNING.
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kIcAhOSp. Va. May 10. 1889.
For the past ton or twelve years hRY0 boon a
great sufferer from rheumatic goat. / have telsd
many rene lies, but have had nothing % anO-i
me such RELIEF a. the tA,hs at tho Virginia Hot
Springs. / have been a regular visitor there
fOr number Of years aud can add my testi-
ruony 70 the hundreds who have been benefited
by the wonde 'ful action Of those waters. The
Hot Springs are not only charming summer
resort, bug the baths arO peculiarly reireshns
and inyigors,ng
my l2-eodu FRANK D. HILL.
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DATTERY PARK HOTEL,
- AoHEttLLE. y. e..

OPFNTUROCGuOUr TIE YEAR. Elevation
zoos ie.t. average summer temperature. 1i~;
uacnir"ont m0uutain scenery Hydraulic eIe-
vator. electric lights aud bells. music hall tennis
court. ladies tilar3-parior and bOwAng-allsy.
beautiful drives and rr-t-.l8-s livery. 80 moa-
quiioos. For descriptive printed matter apply
70 JOHN B. STEELE.
my 1'-2m Manager
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The rate II board 10 lower in May and June
than later in the scasoI,
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and deteriorating RIGHTEOUSNESS, mainly
within themselves.
THEIR BLOODY CAREER

bFRhnlled plnult, anu W open OeDnnCe
Of law, and in disregard of all the instincts
Of humanity, murdered and robbed in
the regions round about, TO the terror
OF every household within the reach
OF their marauding exploits and muir.
dcrous excursions During that period
they shot and killed thirty Of the most
reputable. honorable, and useful citizens
Of the county. and committed with un-
surpassed boldncss many dozens of in-
vaaon Of the senctities OF homes, and in
the presence Of households. covered with
their arms, rlnsackcd and pillaeel their
dwellings, Of cdibles, money. and what
s0over they had a mind TO take and
carry away.
The militia Of the county was called
out. the Adjutaut- General OF the State
came upon the scene, and volunteer
companies Of brave, sclt-sacrifcing men
entered the field for their capture.
Nevertheless n whole decade OF rapine,
robbery, and murder, OF unessinoss, ex-
element, and terror passed away before
rest and peace daWncd.
The following will illustrate Their an
dacltyand cruelty One John Sanders a
police officer of Boston, settled in Scuf-
iletown under the auspices Of some Of
tine good people Of the county and open
"a a school there. Ills interior purpose
was 10 capture the outlaws. After the
lansc OF few months of futile efforts he
was suspected ami captured by those he
was attempting to capture and carried
away 10 the swamp, where he persisted
m'serably beyond the reach oil plying
man. He was marched instantly
10 DeNu Dl,r Wild remote lor-
lorn haunt where, with aeVilsh ma
hemtv, they began ior'h"l'h 10 torture
hm by firing yOileys over ms mead,
hrmsing HIM with their gun-stocAs ana
clubs, and finally by administering loses
OF arsenic 10 l1m anu opening ms VEINS
with pen knife f9r 'Hteo Gays tn5
hoIuhie "fetcHoS c"'''Iy 5''Iounuo9
tne unfortunate man ana enjoyed
hlS aRoui'@ MS u loI.' .'' "ppoHi "a
at last 10 WIN lAelr respect ana ne
was Ictmi''e' 10 VINO - I4IeWe'1
letter 10 his Wllt' "IiIc1 'hcy amer
wards mailed 10 heT' Vh inc 'ilrd day
n
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SOLD everywhere Price. CvricUEA. &c.; soar,
25r.: REsOLygNr 81 Prepared hy The PorrEF
DRUG AID Classical CORPORArioH. Boston, MAS.
- send for " How 20 Cpre SNtn Disease, %
pages 50 Illustrations AMI 100 testin0aia@
DpJPLES. Blsck-Heade, Chepped, AMI DIV
] IN skin prevented By CUrIcCM INDICATED
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VHE HOT SPRINGS,
4 BATH COUNTY. VA,
ARE Open FOX VISITORS.

J.AAUGUsT AID -. :. EDMOND. owners
j. AUGUST. Proprietor.
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DLEASANT SEASIDE ROARD ON

Il LONG ISLAND SOUND. Comfortable house,
modern couveniences sh abe, good beach, bal hin &
aud boating. sud beautiful drives; three miles
from Now Haven Address G. C., lg6 Wall street
New Haven. Conn Reference: drs NJ. J. VIII
cox James river. Va my 17-f. saws u4t
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father, then Secretary of State under
President Garfield. appointed him Third
Assistant Secretary Of State. lnthe winter
OF lSSl-'S2 he was sent as a special COM
missioner Of the United States to Chill
and Peru. lie was recalled by Secretary
Frelinghuysen. the news OF his recall
reaching him, not through the state De-
par;ment, but through the medium Of
the Foreign Office in Perd. Upon his re-
turn President Arthur appointed him
one OF the Government counsel before
the Court OF Commissioners Of Alabama
Claims. In that capacity he served until
the life of the court expired IN the early
spring of 1854. From that time until
he received the appointment he Is now
filling he was engaged in the practice OF
law in Chicago.
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PAMPHLETS AT 4. W. CAREERS,
TENTH And MAIN STREETS.
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r.. ....I .usu ana Gil. Eceutous-
r.. r..... robbery. ori c.'3-UIuYdcI
..t .. u-rIf.Is deeds which
..t. marked t..r c.,r FIR the
tr..tr-rte wears. windy and
frur.t narrated, must tax the
,-.U..s of nay reader % "a distance
.r. ter mHtti.r lt is quad-
a..r r-re that d., the blood o' four
distinct nato.a.ue course com"lueIet
tr..r. lt- yoHs. For over oaa hun
c... U.ll. t.tr passed un leg TOE name
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IN ILAts n IHs ThNITtNITAEl'
The jury we're ont about an hour and
brought M q verdict OF ten wears IN the peul-
Tertiary. new trial was asked for, which
Will he argued on next Wednesday.
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MARKS CONVICTED.
HE GETS TEN YEARsIN THE PENIrEN-
TIARY.
His Counsel Move for New Trial, WHICH
Motion Will Be Heard Next
Wednesday
,s,ocl,,,.lerr,m 10 The Dlspatch.l

erssEx COURTHOUSE via STONY CREEK,
May ls.--A genuine surprise The evil
dence on both aides i closed and argument
has begun. Whether or not 70 Will be con-
cluded to-day and the case given 10 the Jury
cannot, however. be told At this writing.
Everybody having the remotest connection
with the case j. inclined TO shout neeans OF
pralse. for Yesterday morning IL looked az II
the end were AZ least three or four DAYS
or When, therefore, after the court met
last night counsel for the prosecution de-
clined to cross-eXamine Carleton Marks,
when the defence then announced that the
case was closed, and the prosecution slated
that they had no testimony TO offer IN re-
buital. everybody felt inclined 10 sing. "Oh'
let us be- joyful, for the end OF susscX's cele-
bratcd case was IN sight.
Even attendance on \ murder trial IN the
capacity of q rcpOrter az on Out-oi-ihe-Woy
couniy-scAt has its compeusatlng features
One secs lie IN O different aspect and under
conditions differing from those to which one
hiss become accustomed, aud thus enmrge'
and ADDS 10 his experience. Then, again,
new acquaintluces are formed, the pleasant
irnpressions 81 which make life brighter and
happier. In this respect there l. not law
in NV more than two weeks sOiOurn At this
hamlet. have met with uniform kindness
aud courtesy. and am specially Indebted 10
mine host !. y. Neheit and his charming
ll!y fer their mv9rying s0Ictude for my
con fort. Mrs. Nchlctt IL one Of the most
captiyating most beautiful, ana siatellest OF
mafrOus. with soft, sweet. mOthory WAYS
and voice, and with this sincere Benediclte
upon her snd hers / take my leave from Sus-
sex Courthouse.
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II has not been many years since tins
band was destroyed. It IS 10 large ex.
tent Il race Of criminals. The criminal
records OF the county found on the
dockets OF its courts prove 1t. 1t Is no
uncommon occurrence fora Scuilletonisn,
and oftentimes u white man, 10 be way
laid aud shot and naught OF the assallant
over heard. such IS their method Of
revenge. They hide IN the copse, the
thick underground along the highways,
and shoot down the unsuspectIng object
Of Their reyengeful and malicious pas
Three OF them are in jail now Steven
Tocobs Alexander Oxendine, and Nal
coim Mitcbell-to be tried by the Criml-
nal Court, which conyenes on the 2Vth
proximo in Lumberton. for the murder
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LET the friends of local self-goyernment
keep watchful eye upon Assembly bill
800 II has been reported favcrably and
read firsl time. 1t is an unwise measure,
because i. proposes to deprive the people of
towns, cities and counties of the right to
fix be license fee for sale OF liquors. 1t
confesses that in all other matters they are
entirely competent TO make and manage
thu. local police regulations, but in this
solitary one of saloon regulation il is pro-
posed to write upon the statute book in
competency sgainst every community in
the State. OF course the plea Of uniformity
of license is all bosh There is no reason
whatever why there should be uniform
license tax throughout the State The Con-
stisution aud the laws now give TO towns
and cities of the State absolute freedom to
legiSlate for themselves upon license fees,
according to their needs and their judg-
meni. and there is no reason whatever foi
withdrawing The grant
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GENERAL HARRISON went into Washing
ton along route where the people
tbnaged to greet him. He met and ad-
dressed and shook hands with thousands
of them. He rode in q regular passenger
train. freely and unconcernedly, without
guards or any special precautions When
Mr.. Cleveland went to Washington to be
inauguratsd he departed with much Sc
crecv; his car was locked against every one
except his immediate family and half
dozen detectives who were employed to
stand guard. When be arrived, detectives
rode before and behind and each side Of
him, and one mounted the coachman's
box. Mr. Cleveland feared some one
m:snt attempt to take his life, or else his
unxise friends so feared. General Harri-
sol. nseltained no such fears. and came up
"a tise Capital unattended save by his wife,
cl. dren AID Private Secretary.
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IT is a question of doubt still, whether it
was wise 20 have created the Cabinet Secre
taryship of Agriculture. Not but that az
riculture should continue to receive the aid
of Government research and the dissemina.
ton OF knowledge through Government
agencies, but there was already bureau
that was very satisfactorily doing all that
work. The claims Of labor commerce and
education might also have been preferred
with quite as much force for recognition
by Cabinet representative and so on
with hall dozen more of leading interests
until the Cabinet would become oyerladen
and cumbersome. Originally the Cabinet
offices were intended to cover only tbe
main departments of political government,
of State and foreign relations, of finance.
of the army, of the navy, of internal do
mesiic concern, OF the postal system and of
law But, as intimated already, the adj.
diiien OF Secretary of Agriculture opens
the door to still further enlargement that,
If sver adopted, will make the Cabinet
very top heavy and unwieldy body, tending
to complicate the administration of public
affairs. We think experience will prove
that the elevation of the Agricultural
bureau to Executive rank will not materi-
ally augment its usefulness. But the
position has been created, and we are
about to enter upon the experimental
stage OF it. II it does not develop new and
increased annoyance or labor for the Pres
idents, we shall be agreeably dsap-
pointed. The fear is entertained because
the tendency will be 10 bring more of
politics" into the Agricultural bureau;
to lead agriculturists TO act politically as a
Glass, since the politicians will work
among them to that end, in order to be
able to command their influence in aid of
merely political schemes, and all such re-
suits are undesirable because diverting and
disturbing.
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b
Places:
First Ward-Polls, southeast corner OF Third
and J streets-Inspector, A. J. Senate; Judges
K. +. Weimeyer and A. Miller
Second Ward-Polls, southeast corner of Third
and X streets-1nspector, Chris Green; Judges
Joseph Hopley and NJ J. cManus
Third Ward (from Seventh to Twelfth streets
north OF kl-Polls. southeast corner of Nin.h
and streets-Inspector, 7. II. Berkey; Judges
w. b. Miller and Hiram Cook.
Ihree-and- Half Ward least of Twelfth snd
north OF 4 str: et)-Polling place. southeast
Wilbur Smith; Judges, G. n. Post and f. |.
Robinson.
Fourth Ward least of Sixth. west of Tenth.
and south OF street)-Polling place. southeast
corner Seventh and K-Inspector S. j. Jackson:
Judges, j. W. Crone and 3. b. Brown.
-Four and Hall Ward least of Tenth and
south OF X streeD-Polling- place, Union Hall,
Twentieth and ., streeus-Inspector. W. Cole:
Judges, o. A Henley and n. v Hatch.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the Primary ection shall be
held under the provisions { the Political Code
of California, embodied under Sections 1857 10
1860, inclusive, of said Political Code, relating
to Primary Elections,
Resolved, That all ballots used at said Primary
Election shall be printed in coz .ormity with the
provisions of the Political Code of this state.
relating to ballots.
Resolved. That the qualifications required OF
soeCAo AZ cdlQ EltcLlOn, IN addition 10
those prescribed by law. shall be: That the
voter shall have voted for Harrison and Morton
Electors at the last Presidential Election. on
would have so voted had he been entitled to
vote; and that he will support in good faith
each and every nomination of the City Repub.
lican Convention.
Resolved, That at said Primary Election no
person shall be entitled TO vote whose name
does not appear on the last printed Precinct
Register, or on the Great Register thirty DAYS
before the said Primary Election: and the per
son Offering his vote under this clause shall be
required to make oath that he is duly registered
as required by law
Resolved, That the officers OF said Primary
Election shall be selected from men who enjoy
the full confidence of the people, and if there
are two tickets run at any precinct each ticket
shall be allowed a representative upon the
Board of Election
Resolved, That the following shall be the ap-
portionment of delegates:
First Ward-22
Second Ward-24.
Third Ward-20
Three and Half Ward-20
Fourth Wsrd-20,
Four and Half Ward-20.
W. H. GoyAJ, Chairman.
E. c. RoEDER, Secretary
Sacramento, February 81 1879.
- e. a.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Burlington Route Excursions.

Commencing Friday, March LIST, at $50 p. NJ,
and every alternate Friday, excursionist, will
leave Sacran ento for all points East, via Salt
Lake City, where stop viii be made one day.
The sleeping cars are provided with mattresses,
blankets, pillows. curtains, etc., f1ee of charge
For full particulars and descriptive folder call
Cd or address, TICKET AGENT SOUTHERN PACIFIC
CoAPANY, Sacramento. fe23-tf
John Ethel, Assayer and Chemist, has re-
turned to 317 street. Gold bought.
just Arrived! A large shipm, MT of gem
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst. fine Italian Salomi Also, large variety
of different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 street.
BAUMLE. Give us a call d1J-lm
For GTst-ciasa Carriage or Buggy eo
to HARRY BERNARD'S. Sixth and l. SITS tf
The best place in California to have your done
A. J. Johnston g. Cos. 4Io St. Sacramento, Cal
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TO REPUBLICANS,

THE UNDERSIGNED, REPUBLICANS. AND
l. residents of that part OF the Fourth Ward
between Sixth and Tenth streets, south of K
street, convinced that the only means by which
Tree expression of the will of the party in that
district can be had in caucus, is BY a meeting
independent of any call that may be issued by
the Central Committeeman, and desiring that a
tcket OF delegates shall be selected from repre-
sentative republicans of the district, without
any olctation or interference from non-resi-
oents, respectfully request the Republicans of
SAD district to meet in caucus at $50 P. NJ this
1nHqKsDAY, February %, 1889, at Y. M. /.
nominate ticket of twenty delegates, to be
V voice Tor at the primary election of March 2.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN dersigned, administrator of the estate OF
CLARENCE PHELPS, deceased that pursuant
to an order of the Superior Court of the county
OF Sacramento, made on the Sth day of Febru-
airy 1889, that on THURSDAY, the SEVENTH
DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1889. at IL o'clock A. NJ
of that day, aud at the Courthouse door, at the
corner of Seventh and I streets, of the city, of
Sacramento, the undersigned will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, lawful
money OF the United States, subject to confirm
alton by said Superior Court. ali the right, title
and interest which CLARENCE PHELPS had at
the time of his death, and all the right, title
and interest which his estate has acquired sub
sequently, in and to the real property in the
county of Sacramento. State of California, con-
sisting of XTY-EIGHT ACRES, or thereabouts
and described as the front or eastery sixty-eight
acres of SWAMP LAND SURVEY NUMBER
BOG, of Grand Island, in Sacramento county, be-
ing the same tract marked &C. PHELPS, 65 A y
on the official man of Sacramento county, made
by Fred. A. Shepherd, in 1885.
Terms of sale-Ten per cent to be paid on
day of sale, balance on confirmation of the
sale by the Court Deed at the expense of the
purchaser.
Dated, February 18th, 1885,
S. B SMITH
Administrator of the estate of Clarence Phelps,
deceased.
CIINToN l. WHITE, Attorney for Admins
traitor. fes2 I'd
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ANCHOR BAKERY.
corner Third and NJ streets. sacr

rs Eaw OPEN. WHERE THE BEST OF
! Broad. Pies and cakes OF all kinds will be
rsaFe fresh every day and delivered 10 all parts
D. the city. MGR Ell sTAbLER, Proprietor.
2m-T1S
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WORK OXEN.

T,oR sALE-THIRTY HEAD OF FIyE-YEAR-
Z old work cattle. with yokes, bows and
chains complete. Inquire at the BANK OF
WOODLAND, Woodland Csl. ja17-tilimrl
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POLITICAL.
Republican Primary.

AT a meeting of the Republican CITY Central
Committee, held this day, it was decided to
hold Convention for the nomination of City
Officers on TUESDAY, MARCH 5th. at 80
Pm.
The Primaries will be held on
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CAUCUS,

a REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS OF VOTERS OF
"A the Fourth Precinct, east of Sixth street..
west OF Tenth street and south of X street. will
be held at the OLD PAVILION, Sixth and M
streets, at O'Clock P. M. on THIS THURSDAY,
February g. 1889, to select delegates to he voted
for on Saturday, March 2. 1889.
ED. q. ROEDER,
1t lB.CJ Committeeman Fourth Precinct.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-28

CToRE ON CORNER OF TWELFTH AND Z
- streets, doing good business on main thor
oughfare; place being sold on account of i'll
health of the proprietor. Inquire on premises OF
fels-nedn C. ziMMERM AN.