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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-08-17

III the columns of tlie news papers.
Tho Interior lepar nent has
sent d commissioners 60 France 70
learn as much as possible about
the irrigating methods in use over
there in order that the knowledge
obtained may be used tn devise
somo way Of irrigating THE
enormous tracts ofarid lands ia the
west.
a. w Lyman, FOR years the
Washington correspondent OF the
New York sim, has purchased the
Helena, Montana, Daily hidepend
ent. Mr.. Lyman viii mike the
paper follow the Sunin its politis
cal course. He viii support Hill
for the next presidential nolnina.
| ton.
Ex Senator Kellogg, Of Louis.
lama, says Harrison hy his appoint
ments ia that state has thrown
away what little chance the re.
publicans Ind OF carrying the third
Congressional district. He also
intimates rather strongly that The
Louisiana delegation in the next
republican National Convention
will oppose ilie denomination d
4 Harrison. All Of which IL very III
terpstii.g, but the flet should moi
be forgotten that Kellogg has 4
very sore head.
The age limited foi, tho appoint
/ incnt Of i@tter carriers ia non-civil
service postoilices has been extend
4 ed from thirty Eve to forty years
More thali forty democrats hav,
leeli discharged from The Govern
| nent printing office.
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WASHINGTON LETTER

WASHINGTON, August l5, 1889
Mr.. Blaine must not be as yindi.
eative in pnnishing his enemies,
large and small, when he gets an
opportunity, as lie has been credit
ed with being, Oh else he has lately
allowed that etornal Vigilance
which IS the price Of keeping track
Of your small fry enemies TO so ins
to inUctious desuetudo a man
who was dismissed by General
Black was rcinstated inn eierksiip
III the Pension Office q few days
ago. He Is one OF tile bitterest
men against Blaine that / have
ever mot. just beforetae meeting
Of the last republican, National
Convention this man was fora short
time the editor ofa weekly rcpub-
lican paper III this city, aud wrote
and printed in the editorial col
umns og that paper the following
paragraph;
'sAIr. i|laine has not said he
would not accept nominated. Iic
Just said he was not 4 candidate,
and then winked 90 his henchinen
who boost him up the tree, Isn't
lit strange Mr.. Blaine's friends are
sueh warm fricndsg Can you ne.
call one Of his ardentadmirers wiic
has not stolen something or who
has not placed the republican
/ party ia an embarrassing position
at some timer
If Mr. Blaine allowsthe writer oi
that paragraph to remain in office
j shall hereafter always defend
him from the charge Of being vim
dictiye.
Mr.. Harrison has been treated t.
a revival Of his experience dnfina
the early days Of his adnnistfa
tion since lis rcturi to the Whit
4 House. The Office seekers liav,
made d grand rush knowing tina
this would be their last chance
| until fall, aud the President il
really to bepitied. He has appoint
ed q large number Of poatnasters
and three Lonisiana men have cap
4 turcd good prizes Ex.G Goyeriie
Yarmouth, Collector at Ney
Orleans, Mr.. John Il. Patty, G
negro}, Naval officer at Nep
Orleans, and the notorious J II. q
4 PitISin, Minister 20 the Argentin
repubIin-and more appointment
are expected before he leaves to
morrow for Bar Hasbor.
There is little excitement her
OH account Of the seizing Of I'll
Canadian scaling vessel "Islac
Diamond iii Behring's sea by til
II. s. Revenue Cutter stRushn n
serious trouble ii likely to gro,
out Of this Or amy other siiniIa
seizure while tile idea OF our CLAIM
ing exclusive jurisdiction Owe
Behring's sea Is not at aIl paIatabl
to England, her commercial j
rcrests III the scalslSin industry ri
too great to allow her TO kick lrp
row. The fact Of the matter
that England is just as much Il
terested in having the illegal tai
. ing Of seals stopped as il the Unite
t States, and the Canadians ma
9 howl all they please, but bs
! knajesty's government VIII not &
$ excited over tllisguestion. The Ia
Q under which this seizure was mat
Q was passed by the last congress Z
Q the result ofan investigation mad
I,y q committee Of the House.
4 WAS among the last bills signed {
Y MIR. Cleveland.
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Written for lIie Gazatte.l
ANNIE L0RN u,
OR
FLEEING FRGM FORTUNE.
BY RosALPHA COOK

She slipped back to her room
and tried to quiet her turbulent
feelings by watching the sport Of
the artIess little ones, as they
crawled about in innocent glee;
but she could hear his voice, and
untold longings filled her mind
with feverish dreams Of Joy. She
heard him say good bye, and then
Mrs Bolls' light step resounded
through the house, as she tripped
away to her room.
Aunic bathed her face and tried
to remove all trace Of tears from
her swollen eyes,
Soon Mrs. Boil came ia to play
with her brig eyed boy, and re.
count the pleasant events OF the
evening.
sCousin Leonard Is 50 nice, and
he promised to visit us again soon.
/ wish you could see him; he Is
very handsome
Annie did not tell her She WAS
going to leave, )ut when alone and
the children were sleeping g'soundly,
she packed her valise, and taking
! her own babe, got on a street car
and rode to the street on which
she had procured lodging. In a
| few moments she was in her room,
with the pale, sad woman looking
at her with wondering eyes.
'sYou look like you had been
lnse<l to better fare than this,n said
she. ibut then, when we are born
to fortune, we never know where
we viii pillow our dying heads.n
| Annie made herself as coinforta
| BILE as possible and tried to sleep
| but the memory of Leonard's pale,
worn face, haunted her SO she
could not compose her mind.
| In the morning She took her nabe
and went to work, thus beginning
! that long, tiresome, uncyentful
| factory life, which wears the mind
and body out SO fast and which
! she was doomed to follow many
| weary months.
"a few days after Annie's de
! parture, Leonard again visited
his relatives. He found Mrs. Boil
/ in great trouble. Her little one
was cross and She was walking
up and down the hall, tossing tbs
chubby form. She was greatly
worried and began to tell I,eonart
/ OF the nice nurse she had and O
I her mysterious disappearance.
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REUNION OF FEDERAL AND col
fEDERATE SDLClERS,

The war between The States
ended with the last clash farms
between the soldiers ~ blue and
The sold crs N gray, 50 Taras they
were concerned. they being the
active parumpaihs III Ihai re-
liuarkablc struggle, and but for a
icw extremists aud sulall fly poll
ticians universal friendship would
long since been lo-cstablislicl he-
tween TIC good people Of the
North and the South We re-
joice to see tih prejudice u fast
dying out in both sections OF the
country, and reason again con
trols The action Of men at the
! North as well rs IN the South,
and that the veterans who con-
(ronted each other 10 battle array
during the late war ow meet as
lfficnds, tried aud true, IN the
peaceful walks Of life, to foster
which good men from every
quarter of this great government
/ propose ru-union ~ the shat
tered ranks Of tho opposing
armles Of the war between the
states. ViclSsIrrg u historic
| ground, around which the sud
memories Of die late war sull iin-
ge1 IN The minds Of the boys who
we're in the ditcne, is well AZ
their friends who were not active
H ~ engaged Ia the combat, but
Who felt that deep interest IN q 4
result that ought 20 charaeter,ze
the people of the country, on
both sides Of the bloody chasm
We can imagine no nore appfo-
pirate means or plan Of restoring
the feeling Of friendship betwrci
the different sections Of country
lhan the proposed reunion al
! VicksbIrg, where mingled il
comm0n dsisl the semains of noi
less tllan 10000 stalwart men
who oucc wore the blue and tbs
+ gray. We hope that this pro
posed reunion IL Mny next may
: prove a grand success, and tha
3 The result may be for tic good o
tliis growing state, Us we'll as Nh
Z whole Union Of States, aud W
] believe such will DO the case
The soldisry oi both armies f,on
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a PRIMERS couRTsHip

eMy darling" said The prinler,'
fondly,as he scncircled her fairy
form, "docs your pa object to my
setting up With YOU"
"No, Jeff, said she zwccily,
not II your intentions ipstlfy' it,
"Wcll I'm, ia tits case |
think they do. DO you love me,
darliogY
"Ilavvn'l you bad proof Of Il,
Jcils'
.Ycs, NY precious. At least
SO you have lead me to believe.
Will you allow me TO press you
TO my heart and 1mpr,nt' a k.ss
upon your lips2"
s.Ini rather out of SORTS this
evening, 'JsIl,' but il you can
'nalse rp' your mind ~ d0 80, WI
Won't 'squsbb.e' over NJ A. u
siuic yvsa printers are toy basbfuI." "
~ wouldn't scarcl III 4 this
lasted all night SAID jeff, over
running wisIl rapture.
s.NNciI ! would, said the old
ina !, suddenly appearing 10 the
'lcol way.
s'lIadp't you better be making
ready 70 go of? I'm inclined to
believe you're imposing upon
good nature.
Jeff sndIy took his cap, and
while the OH uaau was locking up
lie gave Em' another as token
Of farewell md set Off World
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NJ. Ralph Elkins lives ut
AlarionsyIlIe, Mo-, and Is a sucs
cessinI farmer, He says that he
has been u great sufferer frotu
Impurities OF the blood, which
made his limbs still aud gave hin
pain 10 tie lungs butthst he took
S~ift's Specific, aud It soon re-
ieyed Idm entirely
We have sold Swift's Specific
for six years il quantity lots, and
The goods have been cntil ely satis-
I faeioly and with out complaint
from 4 smile customer
liricnERsoN & ELLIOTT,
PARIS, Texus.
Swift ) Specific has ii brisk and
constant sale with us, aud The
universal verdict is, that as II
/ blood medicine IT has no rival.
| IaNgFeRD Il IoYMAN, Druggists,
Sherman, Isexas
AIr. Jas. j.. ME1Calley, of
| Monet. No., says he had dy-
/ spepsia for eight years. made him
a wreok, sick and suffering during
1 the whole time. After trying ait
! the remedies snclueing all tha
doctors, III reach, he discarded
everything and took SWita !
/ Specific. IIa incrsased FROM liza
to Tbs pounds, and WAS soon il
sound and healthy mar
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In pleasant memory of Sabbath
morning, July 18th. 1899, when the
tourist party Of the Mississippi
Press Association worshipped with
us, filing fourteen pews III the
body ofthe house. Every faco OF
that interesting group left its pic.
ture ia the heart of him who that
morning had the privilege q
4 reaching Christ. To them the
lines are inscribed by
CHARLES @. BROWN,
Pastor First Congregational Church.
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
q liigrima. fron the Sonth land,
! We hold yon IN our heart,
And memory bolts The door and says
Iou never shall depart,
with Us yon fonn,i'ho loraly fane-
No sculptured arch or dome,
Bat structure plain whore Christian lenrts
sIay meet and feci At home
Together here one sacred hour.
We met with Chnst the Lord
Anayiewea The Matchless Character
ofthe ipcwnAte WotSk~
or Him in Whom all hcarta arc one,
WHO own tho sacred tic;
In Whom All friendships iud their hops
That oye shall nsyer die
10 Him tho souts and Nortb shall roa
His sceptre still 70 own.
aTil YOU, witl us renow the scene
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-26

AecnIElng. itchiEe. burning. 90 3lssS.
tSisi cssrsS s. sss cusicas~ E:.ss-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-26
Herculean siren 9Th

Continually on the strain. or overta xed at in
tervals, Ia far less desirable than ordinary vigor
perpetuated by rational diet and exercise, and
abstention from excess. Professional pugilists
and athletes rarely attain extreme old age. As
ordinary vigor may be retained by wise re-
gard for sanitary living, and for the protection
against disease which timely and judiG.ous
through prolonged sedentary labor, uninter-
rupted mental strain and foolish eating and
quence OF all four being dyspepsia. For this
conditio thus, or In any way induced, aud for
Its ofispring, failure Of muscular and nerve
NEST and most genial Of remedies. Not only
indigestion, but loss OF flesh, appetite and sleep
are remedied by It. Incipient malaria and
rheumatism are banished, and kidney, bowel
and liver complaint removed by 1t. oct2l-8
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-26

The Bookksepsr was shown How II
should b. Written.

The Bookkeepsr was shown How It
should b. Written.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A story h told Of prominent Third
stress clolhing drm. Looking over their
books they discovered an account Of long
Standing. "Write him . nAucy letter,
aid the junior member 10 the book keeper.
Yes, make IL very strong, replied the
senior. Tue bookkeeper followed instruc-
hous, and psnned the following: "Your
account u past due. II you do not settle
within 10 dsyr we will draw on you ct
slght" This ss>w was handed TO the
firm.
"Do you think this Is . smart letter."
asked one Of them.
at 10 business one," said the book
keeper.
former.'
"Give me your pen, and TIL show you
the way TO do t., and he proceeded to
write the following:
"Who bought the goodsf You."
"Who promised to pay for them. You. I"
"Wbo didn't do sof You"
Who 10 q liar and thief"
"Yours."
And, after signing the films name, he
handed the effort chucklingly to the book
keeper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-26

Among the many standard makes o(}
Fine Shoes here for Ladies' wear, Wauk.'
emphasis arc gradually growing IN favueys
Are very easy and comfortable on tk6H
foot, and invariably prove long wearV1I5 !
We've . handsome looking shoe In Chr
shape, Straight Goat Foxed with Kan-
gnroo Tops, that Ii greatly sdmlro IS
Warranted hand-sewed. -Four VidthS-;
b to z inclusive, makes II easy for q III
provide perfect fits. A moderate pf12 {
for shoe 10 high In grade -. 90 pol1I
The Gossamer Button Shoe 4 vUF
handsome, fitting closely and comf6x
ably makes pretty foot prettler @
more attractive still. ElegAfitly flniohG
and trimmed, and worthy place Ii Gel
Lady's Wardrobe-specially adapted IN
weddings, receptions, soirees, and u|
occasions. F#
Another desirable shape TO see--lSS5
proved hexible-soled Spring Heel EhooI :
In pebble and bright dongOla leathof1
From best makers and strongly roCoG &
mended for service. Easy and O.
Portable In wear; In them the foot ~
naturally on the ground without cran1
Ing or any other discomfort. 7lsa
Ladies' Cinderella Patent CSr
vamp Shoes need only be examined 1
become fAv0rite. Very pretty l6
either fine dress or walking. ~ n
Many Others besides t6eee are 70 6
seen upon inquiry. A call respectfullI
solicited. 81
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Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh.
RELIEF INSTANTANEOUS. CURE RAPID.
RADICAL AND PERMANENT,

No single discese has entailed more suffering
or hastened the breaking up Of the constitution
than Catarrh: The sense OF smell, Of taste, OF
sight, OF hearing, the human voice, one or more
and sometimes all, yield TO It's destructive in.
nuence. The poison is distributed throughout
the system, attacks every vital force, and In.
{ures the most robust Of constitutons ignored,
because but little understood, by most physi.
clans. impotently assailed by 9uacks, and char
TO be relieved: IT is time, then, that the pop
uiar trt atment OF this terrible disease BY RENE
dies within the reach Of all passed into hands at
once competent and Trustworthy. The new and
hitherto untried method adopted by DR.. San
ford In the preparation OF his RADICAL CURE
hos won the hearty approval CT thousands. 1t
Is instantaneous In affording relief in all head
colds. sneezing, snufiling and obstructed
breathing, and rapidly removes the most Op-
pressive symptoms, clearing the head, sweeten-
Ing the breath, restoring the senses of smell and
taste, and neutralixing the constitutional ten
dency Of the disease towards the Lungs, liver
and kidneys.
SanfOrd's Radical Cure for Catarrh
Consists Of one bottle OF the RADICAL CURE,
one box of CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and In.
PROVED INHALER, all in one package price.
81. Ask for SASFORD's RADICAL CURE. Sold
everywhere.
POTTER DnUa & CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
BOSTON. octl-lmW Saw
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A Castle i'm North Csrolina.

Mr.. George Vanderbilt, tho youngest
child of the late William H., says that he
Is going to build Frcnch chateau of gray
stone, overlooking the beautiful valley of
the French Broad river near Asheville, N.
Z. He Is lover of natural scenery and
fine climate and became 30 impressed with
the advantages of Asheville In these par
ticulars that he has purchased q tract of
about five thousanc acres.
George Vanderbilt Is bachelor, about
twenty-seven years old, tall and slight of
figure and Of dark hair and eyes. Although
retiring In disposition he n an excellent
conversationalist, being remarkably well
read and thoroughly acquainted with all
topics of the day. He cares nothing for
society and is most happy when in his
library. He lives with his mother, to
whom he is devotedly attached. His legacy
from his father was $1,000. 900, together
with library and many of the pictures in
the Vanderbilt gallery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-26
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF CITY PROPERTY

n
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1889,
The undersigned, assignee Of Henry Wolf and
wife, will sell at public sale, at the Leopard
Hotel, East King street, Lancaster, Pa, the fol-
lowing described real estate Of the said assgnor,
TO wit:
No. l. A two-story Brick Dwelling House and
one-story Frame Back Building and lot of
ground. No. Sas West Orange street, In said city,
IL feet, o inches, and extending In depth l22 feet
8 inches. The house and back building have
tion, pump and WELL cistern In the yard, fruit
trees grape vines, etc.
No. 2. Two Building Lots, on north side OF
ing In front 20 feet, 2 inches, and extending In
depth 10 feet TO l0feet wide alley bounded on
the east by the Whitney estate and on the west
by property OF A. j. Eberly.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. M, when
terms will be made known by
JEREMIAH RIFE,
Assignee OF Henry Wolf and wife.
JOEL l.. HAINEs, AucE ol2, 2dn6d
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MuSuuLAR sTRANa

pIkPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped.
IN and oily skin prevented BY CUTIcuRA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-26

Look before you leap In business, and think
before you swallOw-in medicine You know
once for oil thot Laxador is preeminently the
liver re yulator and blood purifier of tho day.
suffer not disappointment by employing too
many 1" cures !" but for the diseases Of infancy
use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup which never disap-
points aud costs only Is cents a bottle. At all
druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-26

MUSCULAk STRAINS
And pains, backache, weak kidneys, rheu-
matism, and chest pains relieved In One Min
ute by the CuTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER
IS Cents
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-yUrcuRA REMEDlnA.
skins On Fire

Cur1cuRA RKhEDlnA
Skins On Fire
Aeonlsing, itchine. burnine, esa tIesd.
sofs iSom sssa . Dot. iisir Sons: 6oc-
s;S;si:: s;S;i:s s. s. ssss:sss > sEs c.siss's ssss-
Cured by Cutioura
en- cufsd q lmshsums disease, ecssms, m
): SSss $ s ss 8: sSSsss sss
The M disss cSvsssS e. ny whcss 4 ecdy ~ ~, sas
cvsA kk.SD.ss, ana slser using sSrss bostis.
q sScSs q soaa n nos s ~ ~isScus % sss &c cSri. c
n Sss = .s ana az sns% sSs
ISAAC II. GERMAN, Wvrtsboro, NY.
Burning and Itching
y. Irss .,ss IN sss AZ e ,,S = vi.h surins
Q NJ rhs9m (:cssmsl and nd ihsy had nSv.r
cSaid 81 SoiS 8 ansii p d u Tsrisa your GusIcus4
nov sntlrsly cured. 4 recommend them 70 ail
euuer1ng win okln Qleeoge2
g. y. OSMER, Taftsville, W.
Most Intsnse Itching
have used the CurIcuRA REMEDin success
fully for my baby. who was afAicted with ecke-
ma, and had such .inten.e Itching that he got
no rest day or night. The itching II gone, and
my baby fs cured. and is now healthy, rosy.
SXRY KELLERMAN. Beiolt, Kan.
Cuticura Resolvent
The new Blood Further and purest and best Of
Humor Cures, internally, and CurIcuRA, the
0uisite skin Beautifer, externally Instantly re-
lleve and speedily and permanently cure the
scaly, crusted and pimpiy diseases and humofs
of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss Of hair,
rom plmples TO Bcrofnla.
Sold every where. Price, CuTrcuRA. &c.; Soar,
&c.; REs0LvENT, sl.00. Prepared by the PoT.
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
ton.
sS-Send for How TO Cuie Skin Diseases" !" "a
pages. 50 Illustrations, and lou testimonials.
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NECKWEAR-THE LATEST AND MOST
IN fashionable styles and shades, the chea pest
aud best, at ERIsMAN's Cent? Furnishina
store, = West King street.
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Inr Sale or @ent.
PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1850.
will be sold at the Cooper House that one-and-
a-halfstory Frame Dwelling, situated No. $40
West King street containing In front 30 feet,
more or less, and In depth 1877 feet, more or less
This is an excellent site for business purposes
or private residence. Located In the most GEN.
tral part OF our city.
No. 2 that two-story Brick Dwelling House,
No: $40 ST. Joseph street, containing rooms
and hall, In excellent condition. Balcony,
hydrant In yard, fruit, etc. LOScontains In front
" feet, Inches, and In depth 81 feet to lOfeet-
wide alley. Privilege to enter public sewer paid
home.
Sale to begin at 7:3O p. m.
JOHN FRITSCH.
JOEL L. HAINEs, Auctioneer. ol7, % 30
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WOMAN AND TnE VOTER.
n registsass vsso hAiee.
with eyes - black - Hades,
Faif and pet1te.
win laughter sweet,
A. many : Dueksye maid II,
A simple invt>o1lea
10 come fbr reG1stfation
Would bring ~ nnsn
With lab as1 psa
with trining hesitatioa.
whats'er the vossv'a trade b
Or his complexiou's shaAs is,
He'd 20 and sigu
In rain o. ehlne,
II registrar vosO la1ies.
--Ny~ - CD,ssssss Dsspasch,
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DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
Il Property.

DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
Il Property.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1889,
will be sold at public sale, at the Northern Mar
ket Hotel, In the city Of Lancaster, all that Ger
of ground thereto belonging, situated on the
east side OF North Queen street, between Lemon
and James streets, IN said city of Lancaster, be-
North Queen street 50 feet "a inches, and ex-
tending In depth Of that width eastwardly 245
feet TO Christian street The buildings consist
Ofs two story Brick Dwelling House with two
story frame back building, containing y rooms,
store building 10 by 40 feet fruit trees In yard
Parties desiring to view the premises can call
on the tenant living thereon. Title and pos
session given April ]. 1880.
sale to commence at 7D o'clock p. m. on said
day, when terms and conditions will be made
by OSCAR HOHEIN,
Administrator c. I. a. Of Edward Leeds, decd.
B. r. ROWE. Auct. o7,A,2t, z, u, ,2SdR