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An lmperinl Lnwn Fcte.

BERLIN, June oo.-Emperor William
last evening gave agarden iete, at which
Chancellor Won Caprivi, the cabinet
Ministers, and many members OF the
Reichstag were present. The Empress
entertained the guests. At supper all
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Htenfukifiu dfnxa,,,aal.l

NEW YoRK, June 22.-Arriyed. sro,o
Liverpool. a' from
LoSpoS, June 22.-The Umbria aa;lea
from Queens'owu to-day for New York
rived at Queenstown this afternoon - 1
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DIED,

StEELMAS-At !; ;aaa Dellaire Ohio, sa,un,.v 1r,o
~ loN' ISAAC b. sTEELxAN, aged Ii years sN'
Juna23 jgsE. '''', .'oHoaS'
BEock-At his home In wayne,bu,r n, 49,
saturday, June q. 1880, TMos. y. Bhocx H. y"
one.ai from B. & o. depot, Moppdsy,lJo >,
a' hose Cemetery, Tueaday, at s:e7 n. m
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CoSsTASrlSorLE, June 222!eBrigands
near sinekli have captured Mahmoud
Bey, a man OF great wealthy. They de-
mand $4,000 for his release. Turkish
soldiers have been sent in pursuit Of the
brigapds.
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Killed Their oIistrtsses md suiplded.

Ft" 1Fo' '!'7NesHeH FhIF SuItIWtNs
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June o2.-At
O'Clock this morning, Charles Cato,
white, shot and killed his mistress, Liz.
.ie Mitchell, n negro, and then blew out
his brains. Four hours later, Wm.
Tatum shot and mortally wounded
Mary Barnett, his mistress, and blew
out his own brains, iu a different bagnio.
Jealousy caused both crimes. The lat:
ter cav the first tragedy and followed
Euit.
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political parties were represented except
the Socialists. In conversation at the
iete the Emperor expressed keen satis-
faction at acquiring llcligoland.


Rio JANlEEo. June o2.-Presilcnt Da
Eonseea signs the new constitution at a
\, Ministerial dinner to be given tonight,
Tho text Of the constitution was an.
proved at a Cabinet council yesterday,
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WAsu,seros, D. G., June 2l.-pen.
eions, Original-Levi Hausht, amos;
Jacob AlidkiG, Lockhart; Jas. ". Reese'
Iudepeudence, Increase-Jas. !. po!an,
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SPEAKER REED WINS.
The silver Bill referred to the Committee

The Silver Bill Referred to the Committee
on Coinage, Weights md Measure.
WASHINGTON, June 222.-The result OF
the wrong track taken by the Democrats
from the outset OF the discussion OF the
reference OF the silver bill bore its legiti-
mate fruit yeaterday in the breaking up
Of the party organization and the
triumph Of the Speaker and his support.
ers by a large majority. The contest OF
three days has been altogether on the
question whether the bill was properly
referred.
Had the Democrats taken for granted
Mt the outset that an improper reference
had been made and paid no attention to
the record OF the matter in the journal
OF the House, but insisted that The bill
should be Mt once taken up and the
question decided whether tue House
would concur in the Senate amend
ments. the free coinage men might have
carried the day. Now their case is hard
iy doubtful one,
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Yesterdays Gnmcs,

Columbus, 4; St. Louis, 5. (Asso,)
game.) ~ M ~ r
Toledo, .; Louisville, 5: (Asso.
Rochester, 7; Brooklyn, l9. (Asso.l
ATHLETICS, S; Syracuse, 5. (Asso.)
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FREE COINAGE BrArEy.

feated. The bill is decided to be in the
committee to which it was referred, and
not on the Speakers table. The party
line OF the Democrats is broken more
disastrously than that Of the Republi.
cans, and tho prospects are that no op-
portunity will be given for vote on the
question OF concurrence unit! it is plain
that the anli-free coinage men have sure
control OF the situation.
Notwithstanding their utter rout, the
Democrats and free coinage men are in
very good humor. The turning OF the
tables was so complete that the bitterest
OF the enemies OF the Speaker appeared
to be inspired with the admiration for
him aud his humorous remark in most
solemn tones that 1t was possible some
OF the gentlemen Oh the floor OF the
House had discovered that "parliament.
ary law" was not an exact science, was
received with shouts of genuine and
hearty laughter as fully on the Democrat
us the Republican side
IMPROPER LEADERSHIP.
1tis generally admitted that the disas.
trous route OF the Democrats was due to
tho fool leadership Of Mills, Bland and
Springer, three men as wholly lacking
the elements OF an ideal leader OF a
parliamentary body as could be found III
the country. Their first little victory 60
flushed them with importance that they
have done nothing since but strut about
and mir themselves and ask their friends
II they lad not Knocked ont Speaker
Reed III great style.
Meantime Reed merely waited, cer.
tain that they would get tangled up in
their own vanity before the END vas
reached. 1t, is now believed by the
friends OF the Speaker that tho bill wi!l
be speedily taken up by tho House, and
there il no doubt whatever that the
House will refuse to concur IN the
amendments Of the Senate. aud that the
bill will have TO run the gauntlet oil
conference committee, one-halt at least
OF which will be unchangeaoly opposed
10 free coincge. @
ia the opiaion OF some OF tho most
sacaciups and least partisan observers
that there will bo no silver bill enacted
into law a. this session. @ y.
coS1ER's poslrIoy.
Chairman Conger said to correspoa'
dent that the Committee on Coinage
would meet on Tuesday and the silver
bill would be at once considered. HG
was OF the opinion that the bill would
be reported back not later than Thurs
day. The only way the bill can be
brought up in tho House Tor considera
lion 10 hyn resolution Of the COMMITTEE
on Rules mak!ng it u special order, and
such resolution VIII bp reported as soon
us the bill comes ir. 49,.
When asked as to the charaltes Of tn
hill to be reported Mr.. Conger said
"Oi course we cannot tell what onl
committee may TO, but so far as l am
individually conectEed, you may 90,
empllalically, | am opposed 10 Tree com
age, and Judging by the attitude q :he
other members Of Que compltteo ~ tne
pust. I think you may safely say ina
che iree coinage clause will be stricken
out. Other apendments vii! 6e maze ~.
but cannot say yhat they will be. W.
viii not daily over tho question, ~
will meet 1t fairly and sduareIy cary
next week" III, n
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When the wind struck this buildingit
was carried up into the air for distance
Of 800 feet, where it,wn wrecked and
lost ight Of: Neither the teacher nor
pny ai 4er little class Of pupils remain
70 tell the story. The pupils were
thrown into the creek near BY and sew.
eral Of the little bodies were carried
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Tho League Race.

Following is the standing Of the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-22

These interesting statistics, regarding
the travel from the different States, will
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-22

yhitA catered AID wss grs5nsi@a 'tusA
ihsi ib.tiiutt0a csp@qsfsiiy Eer, Dr.
Mieihsn 30 81. Oldest Ariss srssss,e "
beth the college sba ,he semissry. lie
sppests to be 10 srcsliebi heslih srd Get
isisiy IL seiy much alive. iadsins from
,hs spiraioa deeeripisop which be ssTs Of
tie iossdlas 81 tho se@ia1y. the rssl
io1hdss a. Which. be stated. vss The nni
TiIeihy Dsisht He 10 nos ninety three
years 81 age. ssa catered college ., the
age 0, eighteen.
--Anosg The marble eoisrprise 10 inis
,iciniiy will be seen. by . reference 10 our
.avsstisiss e0lamSs. The nee y v Pnsce
Marble Co. Though the ~ora o. ibi.
company sill he mostly 10 Dorset yet
Manchester ~iil be more o. lee. benefited
BY IT, We learn that .he eompsny has
purchased the qnsrfiss o.Bed ssd partial.
ly developed by The late Dr. Eison Of
Manchester. TIE stock holder. Of the nev
N9AHeIt ht NfR " hpV-h "a thtf WIN
i,y Mr. n " PnIce 81 philsdelphis
some thirty years sso formed partnership
With the late ID. l. X Of 81 E., Dorset
whieh Wa eosiiuued until the death OF
Mr. kept aud 81. maiu.lly profitable. the
concern being rated at half q miilioo. Mr.
John r. Pfioes !. ifeSuref aud manager
Of The Consboekcn stone quarry. Pbllsdel
pbis, snd employees 90 uen aud a~ns 100
ears Mr. q. u. Kent iss brother of the
late ID l. Ken, ADD well known ass
thorough business msn For the pact ten
years be hiss been partner In and mana
ger Of the hfm Of 3 Y Pnnce CT. By
uniting the South Dorset aud East Dorset
Interests snd adding TO them iis hoped
that the resul, may be beneficial to both
Dorset and Manchester.
The following comparison OF the uum.
Der OF arrivals at Mr.. Owls Windsor DO.
vol. Jacksonville. Fis.. will be Of interest
10 JOURNAL readers.
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1.par.ur: Of Passenger Trains
nnlug .auah

aAsNHEagE@ Ms. "a a. ga, " u ~,
sAsg tg0AsET - aaa a. lisss az. iiwEs
laLlkgrus "a ~ lgss. tel, HIS
astas North.
xAsCH1sTIE ia o. 60. SIS. sr. n.
IAsr DoksET~ 10 ~. 10 H.sM. 'at y.
sht4A1r oN . a. igsAs. az. stsru
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-22

What is cold in the head? Medica
authorities say it is due to uneven clothing
OF the body, rapid cooling when in pers
piration. &c. The important point is. tba
q cold in the head is an Inflammation o
the lining membrane VI the nose, which
when unchecked. is certain to produce I
catarrhal condition for catarrh is essent
tally 'cold" which nature is no Longer
able to "resolve" or throw off. Eiy'i
Cream Balm has proved its superiority
aud sufferers should resort to il before
that common ailme,t becomes seated and
ends 10 obstinate catarrh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-22
AdXlcelo hIoIheIA.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 II so,
send at onceand get bottle Of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarrhoea, regu.
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infama-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslows Scott hing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription Of one
OF the oldest and best female physicians
aud nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price. 25 cents bottle.
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-tion. 2. Besa-ia Kendall Of na,l.bd
.ili aelissr the Memorial Day address
hvrs Fsrmer. Bsad Of sepdoriand viii
farri.h nusie. The Sons Of Veterans Of
Psvles are expected 10 uri,e with the Post
aud Relief COrps in the observance Of The
day. A memorial sermon ~ill be given
II the church nett Sunday sod The Pos.
and Corps will attend 10 body.
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County merchants, butchers, peddlers,
produce dealers, tinmen, msrketmen and
traders generally will often find the col
Letting Of calf skins profitable addition To
their other business. / desire to arrange
with some good man or firm in every village
in the United States and Canadas to take
in and ship TO mo the calf skins taken of
in their vicinity. Cash furnished on salts.
factory guaranty. For particulars address.
mentioning this paper, Carroll y. Page,
HYDE Park. Vt.
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~-sAaaaw Post The Relief Corps aad
Ssp- a y.iersns siil silenl aisias .efrier
~ tie Baptist cbsrcA sasdsy Nay 2Sih,
By iasitsiloa 81 the paslot
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| MANCHESTER CENTRE
-Rugulsr meeting OF w. Il, 9. Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Kate johnson OF San Francisco
is visiting her sister. Miss Lucy Morrill,
Special convocstion Of Adoniram Chap
ter with work on the 9th and 9th degrees
this Thursday evening.
The cheese factory is receiving 9 large
amount Of milk and the first sale OF the
season was made last week.
Mr.. A. l. Graves has greatly improv
the appearance OF his premises by the re
movsl OF bis door yard fence.
There will be . special meeting Of the
Chapter o. Z s Friday evening Of this
week, TO consider matters OF importance.
The Shakespeare Society will meet with
Mrs. J. II. whipple on Thursday after
noon next, May 27th at hall past three
o'clock.
The Y. p. s. G. T. OF the Baptist
church will give . strawberry and ice
cream festival At the vestry on Tuesday
evening. June 3
--Hoyt Spelmsn Of New York hss pnr
chased The goods 10 the Ames store and
leased the building Tor . term OF years
He will stock mp with . full line OF dry
goods, groceries. boots aud shoes. 40. aud
rs be has extra facilities for purchasing
goods be expects to meri. . good share Of
the trade Of this vicinity. NJ. L. Msnley
will remain 10 the store. They will be
ready Tor business May 2s,b. Read bis
advertisement.
r. NJ. Pfovsn died sitter long illness
Tuesday morning. The iuDersl services
will be held 81 his late residents Thursday
al II a. m. Mr. ProvAa came here from
Ssndga,e several years ago. retiring from
the mercantile business on account OF fail.
log health. lie vas man OF stirling 10
,eefity snd slssys commanded the con6
desns and respect Of his neispbos and
scqusintences. and wss . consistent and
acilye member Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. He lesv.s vile and msrriel
daughter.
The fnuersl Of the late Abram Bron.
sou Way took piece ON Sundsy afternoon
lest Of bis late residence on the West road.
the Rev. X. 9. Soaring Of Arlington sfi
cistins. Ia the death Of Mr.. Way Mao.
chester loses oDs Of her old citizens Tor be
vas bora and slssys lived within . short
OF the place vbere be died 81 the
ripe age Of 81 years. He Nss the second
son OF the late Lyman Way aud bat one
sister nov saf,ives bin. Mn = b. Yonng
Of Manchester Cen,re. He leaves . vile
snd four children. Mrs l. W. Cole Of
South Salisbury. Mira 4 A. Graves o.
ADD Q u and X T. Way 81
this tosn.
nAsoaEsrxn pKror.
Read the uev advertisement q the
New iofk store.
There viii be . special meeting Of
Sinner Pest. q A X. Saturday evening
70 complsss srrsrgens1u for Memorial
day. Every coursde 10 urged 70 be present
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RUPERT.

The Bennington Conferences Of Con
gregslionsl ministers and churches ~ill
be held a, this place Tuesday aud Wed.
nesdsy. May ~ sad Is Tue exercises
will commence at 10 30 A N OF Tuesday
and close st II A. NJ Wednesday. pro
grsmme includes variety Of exercises thai,
osnno, fail to be Of interest All ARE H.
yited 10 attend tho meetings.
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n.soHsxrrn pKr5r .

Read the uev advertisement a The
New York siors.
There will be . special meeting Of
Sinner Pest. q A X. Saturday evening
10 oouplsss arrangements for Memorial
day. Every coursde 10 urged 70 Be present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-22

Ms T. NJ Laihtep sho sAs sum
monea 10 ~ss,sra Ne~ Yoss by the dAu'
ssfoas illprss o. uiees has fr;nfned
home. rrpouios ibe child To be eanysles ?
eeni
The village improvement society has
slaen Phosuix like irom tie sshvs aud .
s1bstaniial sidewalk from the Holden cor
DER TO the hotel 10 The tangible proof Of
tuch resnIrcclinn.
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frer Is having . special sale Of door
coverings Of all kinds. Every day this
month vail be . bargain day q, freart.
Bargains In moqac.tes. Wilton yslyels, body
and tapestry Brussels. thee ply and sll
kinds OF ingram carpets. from the lowest
priced makes TO the very best grades 10 be
ionud in foreign or domestic markets
one lot extra Wilton velve. carpets regular
price one dollar and thirty five cents, Mr.
fresr has marked QUE dollar aud fifteen
cents per yard An elegant assortm ent TO
select from. You will fad at Frear's y
few more rolls OF the very best all wool
ingram carpet, regular seventy Ave cent
grade. At fifty cents and fifty.eigbt cents
per yard. One lot tiIty cent Ingram car.
pets for thirty pine cents per yard At
Frears. An extremely hne line OF ingram
carpets for tsenty cents, twenty five cents,
thirty cents and thirty five cents per YARD
FREABs Troy BAZAAR
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Horse and Carriage Good.

4
NOTICE
Az We, the pnieragned, hereby associate our.
selves together as a corporation. urder the Laus
OF the State ~ Vermont. 10 be known by III.
name n ). Y. Psiscg MssBLs Conr.EY for tn,
pufpose Of goa fying cnttiug sasiug and work
ing marble. gianite and other stone ~ Dgr.e,
Ant Manchester In the County Oh Bennington ~
said state Of Vermont aud 81 selling the ssm,
Ia the different mAfaefs 0i ibe world. and 10 thu
prosecution 81 .neh bn.i css o. purchasing.
sell ng Owning AID leasing milis. qnafries and
.neh other real estate a dper-oosi y opeftt, q.
IA, be required OF desired, With capital -tocl
Of three hundred ihoa-sBd doilsrs. diyId a iuio
shares Of one hundred dollars ca h.
Dated Al Dorset. 10 the Coauts OF Bennington
ard siais 81 Vermont The 1rih, day Of ssptsfn
Der a. 1853
eANL y PRINCE, Phnsaetpfi.. r.
jobs r. PENCE Phi strlpnia. Pa.
CHAs. q. KENT, South Dfsei. VI.
krl1K or ysskosr
Once ~ the Secretary 81 state.
hereby esrtiiy that the fIr-gaabg 10 iris
copy Of the Articles o. Association of ia { "
Prince Marble %. ~ appears ~ the Bee And
records " this once.
Witness my sigma are and the seal d
ikis ufsre ~ Montpelier, this ssrdld
IL day of Ostobsr one shoassnd slghf
hundred and sixLty.ntn
CaAhLEs v. PORTER.
t1p Secretary al State.
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The breath OF = chronic caiarrh patient
is often 80 Offensive that be becomes 40
object OF disgust After time liberation
sets in. the spopsy bones are STACKED and
frequently entirely destroyed. A constsn,
source OF discomfort is the dripping Of the
purulent secreti,ns into the throat some.
times producing inveterate bronchitis,
which in its turn has been the exciting
cause OF pulmonary disease. The brilliant
results which have attended its use for
years past properly designate Elys Cream
Balm as by fer the best and only cure.
Hon. Reuben r. Thrsll, said to be the
Oldest practicing attorney in the United
States, died recently 10 Rutland, in his
ninety.ffh year He had cases on the
dockets OF the county aud supreme courts
at the time OF his death.
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BOATS CAPs1zE,
Aud Seven of the Youthful Occupants
Drowned.

Aud Seven of the Youthful Occupants
Drowned.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.-A sad acct.
dent occurred yesterday afternoon in
Carrolton. Eight boys, all residents Of
the upper city, secured two pinnaces,
and, jumping into them, started out
to take a ride on the river. Their course
led them between two empty coal barges
lying at the head of Octavia Strait.
There was strong current running at
the time, and despite their efforts the
yawls were hurled by the current against
the barges, causing both boats to upset
and seven Of the eight unfortunate
youths overthrown into the river and
drowned. There names were Frank
Landy, aged seventeen; George Lamp
son, sixteen; Willie Winters, sixteen;
Martin Peniere, eighteen; Louis g. Full
da, sixteen; Alva L. Fulda, thirteen,
and Eddie Knecht, thirteen. Wilton
BODY, aged seven, the only occupant O.!
the boats who escaped, saved himself by
catching on to one OF the overturned
boats. None Of the bodies have SO for
boon recovered.
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DOWN A BANK.

Accident on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Which Will Result In Three
Fatalities.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1O-Spread.
ing rails on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad near Glade Springs, Va, Sat
urday night, caused disastrous wreck.
A south-bound passenger train was
thrown down high embankment into
creek. The engine and three cars
were smashed to pieces and sleep
ers badly damaged. Express Mes
senger George Kerr, of East
vile, Va, was killed, and Mail
Agents Walter Bocock and A. b. Bur-
ton, of Lynchburg, fatally injured. Sew
eral passengers were injured, but no 9TH
ers thought to be fatally. The contents
OF the express, baggage and mail cars
were badly damaged by water and part
ly lost. No details can be had, as the
scene of the wreck has not been reached
from this place by wire.
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FAMILY DROWNED.

Tho Anguished Parents Rush to their
Children's Rescue aud 90 Under the Ice
With Their Little Ones.
KINGSTON, N. Y, Fob. 10.-The four
children Of Jacob r. Slater were skat-
ing on the lake at Binnewater, about
six miles from here, yesterday after
noon, when the ice, which was but few
inches thick, gave way, and the little
ones were precipitated into the water.
Their shouts were heard by the mom-
bers Of the family, who lived near by,
and the father and mother rushed to the
rescue. BY the time the parents reached
the lake the children had disappeared be-
meath the ice. The mother, frantic with
the thought of her children's peril,
rushed upon the ice, which gave way be-
meath her weight, and she sank below
the surface. Mr.. Slater then attempted
to reach his wife, and he, too, was
drowned. The entire family is wiped
out Of existence. Last night hundreds of
people were gathered about the lake
searching for the bodies.
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Legal Notice.

A. o. Webster. who resides at Fillmore.
Lane county, Kansas. and Matilda j. Chan.
lin and Aaron Chaplin. her husband, who
reside at Lyons, Rice county, Kansas, will
take notice that James z. CLANCY, adminis.
traitor Of WIN. p. Webster, deceased, on the
9th day OF January, 1890, filed his petition in
the Probate Court OF Highland county, Ohio.
alleging that tho personal estate of said de-
cedent Is insufficient TO pay his debts and
the charges Of administering his estate:
that he died seized in fee simple of the one
undivided half 20 Of the following described
real estate situated In Union township.
Fayette county, Ohio: Beginning at q stake
IN the center OF the Lewis pike and l2 poles
N. 10 w. from the west corner OF Thos. r.
Thornton's tract; thence N. so f. 10 poles
with line OF new street) to stake thence N
II w. o poles TO II stake; thence =. 800 w. IS
poles TO q stake, in center OF said pike |:
thence 3. 10 E. poles TO the beginning, con !.
tanning IA poles of land, more or less, being
part OF surveys Nos. 1896 and 10 $3.50, and being
lot IL OF Dennis Vandeman's plant. The
prayer OF said petition Is for sale OF the
undivided half OF said premises, for the pay
ment OF the debts and charges aforesaid.
The persons above mentioned will further
take notice that they have been made par
ties defendant to said petition, and that they
tn 22d day OF March, 1880
JAMES q. CHANEY,
Administrators as afort said.
Isma Troth, Attorney.
February 3D., 1890.