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The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30
EvedrOppings From Lone Oak

EVedfOpptnss From Lone Oak.
Mr.. Editor-If not out of the way
would like to send you a few facts |
from this vicinity.
Lots of rain-bad Oh corn plant
ing, but just the thing for fax, oats
and meadows. Some corn up and
most Of it planted.
A good prospect for fruit espec
tally apples.
Garden truck looks we'll
The Pleasant Valley F. & T.. q.
is i'll It f ulislinr condition but the
goat IS ting pretty skittish from
want OF VOL as about all in these
parts have taken a ride.
Th- speaker OF the house, Uncle
Linsy Wife, SO we hear, delivered
quite Il lengthy address last Monday
on the treatment of the soldiers
during the ''late unpleasantness'
taken from the Sunny record.
We hear they held an open ses-
sion Of the F. & L. Z. at Double
Branches last Saturday night and
several speakers from abroad were
there. Pierce Hackett, of Ho-
mer, Rev. Sunny, of Papinville
and Hon. Pettifog) McGlassen, of
Prairie township, gave them some
pointers on matters pertaining to
the extension of the currency and
all went home well pleased.
Mr. Lon Smith and Mss Dora
Rarcourt were married last Tues
day evening at 6 o'clock by Aaron
Thomas, Esq, and after an elegant
supper all returned home wishing
the young couple many joys.
The Walton sale was we'll attend
ed. We noticed several from But
ler. Things brought fair prices, as
| they should, for Bud is one of the
fair boys and We hope to see hin
as our next recorder, but we dislike
very much to lose him from oul
, township.
) We see Ed. Dibbe has taken home
a new road cart we suppose to teacl
that boy to ride that came the othe1
night.
The Kisner boys and Joe Lee lef
for Woodson, Co., Kas., to here
| their cattle this summer and Their
l are several sad looking young la
l dies here about.
4 We see one great Improvement il
the neighborhood that is Uncle Bill
: lie Done has new store hummer.
D. c. Welch is teaching our schoc
: this summer and says it will tax
: one more school to get her.
Everybody takes the boomin
:, TINES about here and it is read by
e greater number of boys and girl
n than any paper in the county. SUI
b cess to it We say. If this ''git
i there" we will come again. ENoD.
: MeELREE's WINE Or cA-oUi for Weak Nerve
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30
kEMMLER AWAITIG FAME.

Albany, n. Y, April 26.-William
kemmler, the condemned murderer,
is awaiting his execution by electric
ity III the prison at Auburn. The
execution will take place next week
unless a reprive is issued by Cover
nor Hill. He viii be seated in q
chair, wear q metal cap with an
electric wire attached, the circuit be.
ing completed by another Wire plac-
ed at the base OF the spine. The
medical men, commissioners, clergy
and press representatives will be the
only persons present.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30
Notice.

All those who have horses they
want handled for road or track pur-
poses call and see Cherry & Crab
tree at the park east of the lake and
get terms. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Can give as good reference as may
be wanted CHERRY Il CRABTREE.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30
MsELREE,s WINE Or cA4ouI for Weak Nerve

Missouri to day leads the entire
country in the manufacture of chew
ing tobacco while she is End only to
Minnesota in Touring and grist mill
products, and the third ia point of
iron machinery products; second in
the manufacture of furs, hats and
caps; second in malt products; third
each in the manufacture of cars, car
riages and wagons in the west; third
in the west in packing-house pro-
ducts; first in rank among the states
of the Mississippi valley in the man
ufacturing and refining of lead, zinc
and silver ores; second in planinc
and saving lumber; first in the man
ufacture of brick, tile and vitrifed
sewer pipes; first west of Pennsylva.
MIA in the drawing and manufactur.
ing of wire; second of all the states
in the manuf aeture of plate anG
window glass, and third in the man
ufacture of fine furniture-Ex.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30

While watching the baptizing in
creek near Springfield yesterday
fifty persons were precipltated IN
TO the water by a bridge giving away,
\ son of ex-Speaker Warren keifer
lad al arm broken and several otn-
ers were severely injured but 10 one
fatally,
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30
To All Levers of Good Horses.

Mambrino Chief Jr. will stand at
Mr. Warnock's S Stable ! mile south
west of Butler, this coming season.
14-tf CHAs. S. CoNCKLIN.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30
FAR mERS ban K
OF BATES COUNTY,
100000
Cash Capital.

removed their building at the Northeast
the square old Bennett Wheeler Co..
solicit a call from the public in general
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30

r sLacx-oRAuGAT - sor Tys..ez,sia-
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30

|,lIen, Nrs. Levina
|sarIVsre, T c. Physician
|Surk. Monroe Farmer
|Ssllsrd, ] N Farmer
|rs,uthers. G. A Farmer
|iSnsty, J II Physician
|Clsrk, Robert Farmer
|Ssurtnsy, ] II Stock Dealer
|nssrVester, John Farmer
|Dsyis. ] r Foreman TINES oflic
|D;.iepsheets. 3 C Con. & Resi-
|pputcher. C H Prof Normal Sci
|Dsxrnond d A Circuit Judge
Msns, John Farmer
| |Tyeringham, ] Physician
syrgs. Vim NJ Farmer
Hsrdinger, w N Farmer
Hickman G B Furniture deale'
Jenkins, j r Asst Cashier
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30
A Precocious kuflian.

MeE!rss,s WINE OF cAapu! for female diseases
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30
Missouri State Bank.
OF BUTLER MO.
,AP1TAL, $4,000.

Deposits subject to Check Money Makes Collections
does a General Banking Business.
In the Real Estate Loan Department Make loans
on Real Estate on long or short time at
lowest rates without delay
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30

STOCKHOLDERS
Kinney. Don Bank Clerk
Levy Sam Dry Goods & Clothing
Morrison. G 81 Farmer
Miller ALI Farmer
Norton, j A Bank Clerk
Owen, A B Farmer
Owen, NJ V Farmer
Pharis, John Grocery
Pharis, Z f Grocery
,Patton, NJ Physician
Powell, Booker Farmer.
Pigott, Fl II Bank Clerk
Roster, j M Farmer
Rankin, J L Farmer
Radford, Chas r Farmer
Reisner, ] W Insurance
Sullens, j L PresJ udge Co CT
Smith, G L Liveryman
Smith, John T Lawyer
The Butler weekly times., 1890-04-30

JOHN H. sULLENs. PRESIDENT E. cashier
president Asst. cashier
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24


Lo@as& sAslls are as- s~l1 eAes p~r
ta4z tAs a113zisl~ s@a BE- eeaxht ~
s4zL f4s F~4sox y Plal1-tAs xkne-
f@sszrSF ezyaAx ss sastsS4ls 4n4 ie44-
inx - sAzAlRsxy ean easily andersel
t1s retailers aa4 aake = ase4<eAs prs1t
sesa&e. A wFl1sr n nesks eporss
says en shis goint Il uss1s = eloss
Fr@esae&l sxper14eat tes Stasr asy sa4
loaded sne Asnare4 Ne ~ sAslis asy-
self. AH1 ne esst 80 exactly sessutssR
esats f40re tA4a ths rS41y aAcs shells
e4sas -. - s4y R0talRg - tzs i&seE.
Thess sAells. u eozFss. -rs loaded witt
. eAe&p grade ~ po~ssr. whlek viii
serve as sell "a ar 0sAer IN elFd sheet
ins of al sl@6s. tst / sake Is zn Ia
saflAele rels nsver 70 ese TIE nachiHs
shells lie wiii fosl sheotiaz, for tie
slmDAs reason that ! sant the bsst and
suroAgest posdsr fer thas PGFpsse. ana
prefer payiax ssHs reliable gsasmitA
- lead Ghsm. 50 that | xnoN shen
pull ths trigger / an net tsro~ing away
any chances.
at costs more, Of course. but In duck
shooting ahere poor powder eripples
good powder Kills spoFtsmaR on
dueking trip should always carry AZ least
: hundred nickel shells and ammunition
for the same. la loading these metal
shells larger sads must be used % keep
the poNdeF and shot IN their place. For
instance, in charging q No. 10 shell
No. wad should be rsmmcd On the
powder. and No. wad forced on the
shot. then the charge will be kept snug
and tight. Should game prove unex-
pectedly plentiful aud the loaded shells
give opt powder and shot can always DO
purchased az any cross-rosd country
store. Take couple OF sheets OF sand
paper aud a bottle OF lubricating oil
along. Wipe out your gun after every
days hunt, and pay particular attention
70 oiling the mechanism and brakes,
touching lightly the parts with a Feather;
too much oil is as bad as too little, for il
guns and fouls. Attend 10 these small
details yourself. and thereby save much
annoyance ana profanity"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

CATARRH.-This dreadful ciseste.
only slight congestion OF The mucous
membrane Of the nose al ilrst, Increases
with each cold until q spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung DIS
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tTesslng snd dangerous complaints. A
full account 81 your present condition
and the treatment YOU require, vll be
given you free Of charge 10y Dr. :. Clay
Todd, 48 Monroe-st., Room &, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II YOU are nervous. restless, irritable.
slcepless or wake after horfid dreams,
tired mornings, with dull headache,
bad taste IN the mouth. sometimes dIs-
charges, and 20 about your employ
ment without liie, energy and ambition,
desire % be alone, gloomy forchod ~.
a disposition 90 wOrrv and fret about
trouble ahead that never comDs. spells
Of feeling afraid or unccriasn. some
times low spirIt, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power. which may end Ia utter
pTostrauon, insanity and death.
II y0U have great sense 81 weakness
and WEAKNESS. with tired limits, numb
ness, trembling, prickiy sensations. cold
feet and legs, YOU arc advancing e. that
mos; serous disease, psrslys's.
If your head aches. feels numb and
tired. with strange scDsatiOnE- loss #
memory. and you think with ftcuitv,
CT you arc sleepiess at ngbt. with 8rDw-
Elnesg and dulInesf dDruE sac csy. tap
nerve and bran fatigue may so0n ron
into insanity o. death.
90 Hs.-.I I'll.
nof neglect them Or they wsil end u par
siyss, insanity. prostrat'0n ~ oesth
As YOU value your lie 90 NOT neglect
thee Warnings. Times s0e experience
have showp. and hundreds of start inV
and marvellous cures have proved. tbat
/ fbsss isezses are DsTiectx suo CEN
rletely cured by Df s. Cl& TODD. No.
/ 81 Mcnroe-et.. room &. Crane kspide
Tnder the uss n Or r. Clay Toed's
remarkable remedies, a. these svrnp-
/ toms weld 80 4 y msgc. and strength
/ II nerves vTor - tran. vita lfv Il
blood and health oi body are soon re-
1 stored
Hs remedies srs purely vegetable
1 and harmless, snd car of n ~ otstsiued
si pc Once.
UH TODD compounds hls uresorir-
/ f5oas t~isre eseh gnt.ent = nis ofice.
lstsrrn, deafness, rheuUstisri. rier-
Teus deb1tT iFnpotfDcs sn1 aI fIs-
eases resgitnE from early iu6 seTetious
srG ezcesses II manhood 81 & ssases IF
( toe urinary organs rsrtsi gsrs yes.
vsrlcoscs lle, rupfures. trr8erf. srrofaIs,
old sores droT,eV. skn o.sesses lirer
sne kituer couuis uts. hasrt .sesses.
s80rfusss a frestr. tack of hes1
Z small 8i bsy j, etc. Iue I'd lrE 81 fsraale
( couuis ~ an1 rnrer8c afsasses cured
! quickly and permanently.
DE J0IU'S offics s 81 - H0rroe-st..
{ room 4 ffrsnd hsFlds. hieh-
fiis roes icBes srTee v'tf tff Ft0r1sCr
SIC Tor can a. anything rUu rn0eses
Hs - "a ts offef frnfn n tne morn
/ re HHta n tne fvernr. ever csv
/ ttf ~urcers
Csl. ersryiodv. hfrienslv tslK VII
/ c1st vgu rrtnuE
boF CaaFgssi Kappa Cures
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
ELECTRO-OZONE|

LuUUlllU- -UuUlNu'
The purchasers of DIR. J. c. Kenne-
dy's Office and apparatus hereby an
nOunce a char &c in the time for free
treatments and great reduction in
prices for from six to tHenty-six
treatments. The office and practice
will be conducted upon strict protes-
sioncl and business principles. An
educated, skilled and experienced
physician will be in constant attend
ance 70 examine, prescribe and adj
wise. Candid opinions will be given;
honest, square dealing, reasonable
charges, and conscientious and per-
sistent effort 20 earn every dollar
paid for treatment viii be the rule.
No money will be accepted from
those believed to be incurable; such
cases will be treated free Oh Wednes-
day evenings.
Ladies aud gentlemen Of this and
other cities are ready to certify, and
have certified, that they have been
cured by Electro Ozone, Of cOnsump-
ton, asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness,
sore throat, catarrh, deafness, rheu-
matisn, paralysis, neuralgia, dropsy,
dyspepsia and desperate and sup
posed incurable diseases of the brain,
nerves, heart, blood, bones, skin,
liver stomach, bowels, kidneys, rec
tum, bladder, womb, ovaries and
genito-uri1ary organs. Pains and
aches have been instantly ana perma-
nently relieved; sight and hearing
restored; unnatural and diseased
discharges checked; ulcers and ah-
scesses healed
Under its influence the mind be-
comes clear, the nerves strong and
steady, and the spirits broyant. Tu-
mors, structures, polapi, and morbid
growths disappear like snow under
warm sun. The weak are made
strong and vigorous; the despondeRt
hopeful. and the sick well (st rooms
Q, 10, and IL, the Hermitage" Full
ler's new block, corner OF Canal and
Bridge-sts., Grand Rapids, Mich.) by
|ELECTRO-OZONB.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

On fNe Hae af ~ rrrrN RFSTFNr
RoT n ~an - frunf srIens "a haftar- H~ srs
rI~AeT 80 sferk ards ffs0 tre f1esf frar
saa nReTaa snts es r1e comment i1E ssie
rr faTrFzhIe terms
FAEhkF Vfh 81 tkv &C. t1ae gst here
81 fha Eu~-r -a1fR ~eerr "a ls sd
esd ains are nrEreHn .f 4na frer lsn-
tsner - Tea. w. saE ers frr Fr-f PsTn-
enf arta8a - Asrts So e. tref q
~trsrsefrf IA fsrrf-s 4 - risg Fl trfeTEsr.sa
rf an-s~n Hrrar sc rsr farfrf - 81 r-er
e1as 81 Ea~zl Hrher TrsTrE sr4 So .at
rrs sraz ear sAree rel 50 rse-ns 50
WARDS ceHs--i fssss ger sHr 7sk-F T-rt
C1eea rrsScrrt Ea1te lsEei a1sfi. nhso
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

twenty-ssven. He was Just the man 70
win all OF womanS love, and there
was so much OF him 70 Res lonesome.
But bis life had been devoted 70 sterner
Z. ings than thoughts OF love; notwith-
sanding his indomitable spirit and his
uutiring industry. IL had taken him
years. single handed and unequipped
IS be was, - bring his Texas home 70 its
present value.
While standing ruminating at tho
do Johns vision was greeted By the
sp~earsnce OF Jessie Careu. ''the school
marm o. Sassafras." a. sorae called her,
who lived a. Colonel Blgdsoe's, mile 20
tho north OF Rose ranch. and taught the
Sassafrss school nearly three miles TO
the south She passed Johns home.
therefore, every day, and sometimes 10
Joined her and accompanied her 70 the
door Of the school- house. This vas
when Cephas Bludsoe wAs not along.
she was a sweet little woman; no one
could help thinking that.
Usually she rode a black pony on her
trips back snd forsh to school, bat on
this particular morning she was walk
INC.
John briEh AZ sight of her. and
"a she came up and smiled greeting he
went down she pash and took posses
sion OF ner books and lanch- basket.
"Hows it come you're waikia' this
ucrnirT2' be seSn3. as they Passed
down tho road. Where's tho pony?~
"'Doc' got out among the range
horses last 1irhA'' sho answered. Ear I
thought ] woaIdnt wait t1ll he was
caught can stF1d wafkin to-day. as
there's no school g. al t0-morroW
"Thanx xsTivin '-thets So. Bat it's
toe Tar Ger you ~ walk. Jessie. I'll see
tbet you ride beck this evening III
have one O. nv ponies down % the
school aouse fer yoa-~
"Cerbas is Tol-' - bring Dec down.
he said" Her yes fcll as she said this.
The 'roVn rcturned % Johns brow.
darker rhsn ev,r Ho ssid uothing for
a moment Then he shifted she books
on tis arm. ard muttered something -
the effect shat IS might sR0w biZ for
Taan.gsEivin
SISTER Carries comm to-dsy - spend
TbsuSszivin' and a month with M, " he
informed her presently
"Comin from 0hioq"
Yes shell get % Houston station
On she afternoon srain. an I'll meet 'er
-F-om al 7ou've tod re ahout Carrie.
T think "a Ike D sac Der verT much. 3"
remarked che Tcunz scbooi-rns an. earn
sstiv
"Woud roa3r said John "Tll tell
yous pose yoa spend Thanksgivln' a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
DR. s. CLAY TODD
THE FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST
Room : lmmsn Bloek. IS Monroe Strs
GRAND KAFIpS NtOH~

Cures pAEaiasis tNltcnlngs. plnchingeF
iIick-inE SENSATIONS, trSmUlous fees
ngs. HACK of bead ache. heok II NECK
"a seemed 'mok running asNQ tie
arms ~ h9ck. aIzz ness and other swap.
ionas lesalpg - paralysis. nervous
acislliys aud female complaints Anc
chronlc diseases. Consultation free
and confidential. Ne charge fer SER
vices unsl cured. Directions N al
language
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

main. and hs felt glum and drear too.
dc stood on The front step Of the little
white dwelling which be had built with
his own hands, and leaned against one
os the heavy do0r-posts, scOwling dis
mallv.
What a big. strong, handsome fellow
john Ellsworth ~ssl It was odd that
he had never married. being AZ least
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
A LUCKY BLIZZARD.
The Story Of Glad Thanksgiving
az Rose Ranch

HEN the long
pam pa grass
WAS green, Rose
ranch was one
of the prettiest
little places in
all North ern
Texas, bat now
that 10 Vas sere
and dead. Rose
ranch looked
glum and drear
under the pallid
November sky.
Somehow the
appear rance OF
things had an
unusual enect
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

= 90 S@e<x E<sz
- 4aE44i1 $3.50
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

All cisins nos consistent w7th the
hirh character Of Svrun II ? & are
purnuselv svoided by TIE ca FE
Svruo CompsnY. It acts gently on the
kdaevs. ilver and bowels cleansing
fae svstefn sFectuaIlv. hat it "a rot a
rure-sf and nsses no prrtens'ons tnat
every actlle a. not suosfsnDste.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

'-rT's rHE sCzooL sA'AN o. sAssAFRAs-
While Carrie vas preparing that rousing
dinner
"Cephss t0id ia he said. in answer C
her repeated Question.
Well Pc is not the least BIT true.
she Informed him. ia -sr~ u-arrg
Csphas Bluisoe'"
Then the big. honest ho7 found eV.
preston for bis love ~ at and he pas
electrified b the sweetness ~ her an
sver. AkFspR 6, C5RIssoN
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

shs saSxs srasz1az4 1Ao z.zg ashs4sss
roA4
AL ths slisa<onls ssssss<, satif u PoznP saa
iUaoiaaaa
1dEss 49, sinsp sas i-safeas setas - tas spls
"a seaD1sDe1sa
ne maa "a slaay 1a1oas sises : 1tffe rFom
18s ssiE4.
fhs toilsF stFiPs als l.r1ar ~ f-s1 fsn s.f o.
-nsEs.
Whiis asstA ehs sFinnios r.rtsrs -asre ssars
IA tao1s41ds Ia
fhs as - sfys . bissslns saa shs iasfas give .
sLz1
o. Eathar 81 lts aslplsss hssiec fhoa kae
c.ssssd Haru
That ths tlishfai Gag a4gs waited. promised
since la8 CaFist So B0FB.
hasa tAafs s44l b. "a a. the hsna ID barred
noF 1olgs1 1oof.
Eof nsrs.sd sassr ssis.shssss. a0r aangry.
uosedsd goor
CukaEEs EcGskk bANEs
The sun., 1890-01-23

The actual saving TO our members for the year 1884
whom their payments Tor the income of tho Mutual Re-
serve) compared with the income for each 81 900
insurance at risk of the old system oompsuies-sad
HAvinE members for 1889 was "a the
total saving by reduction of since the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association commenced business
nina Hanrn nro aIooadn A2a 900
The sun., 1890-01-23

q the Speaker was sustained-Tsas las, nays
Then Mr.. McorsaEy of Kentucky moved that
the purpose OF considering the bill This was
In Eco Committee Mr.. Holman raised the point Of
order that the bill was not In COMMITTEES OF the
WIhSle. but th9 0hsirmsn SMT, ,BpIrows OF
carried the bill to the committee.
On motion oil Mr.. olunie OF California an
amendment. was adopted providing for the
three buildings, two OF which shall be located
as follows; One TO the north and mother. TO the
SS HeRS q SFa and S GRS Ro
west OF tho Rocky Mountains The second
seo,io1 pTovides that the convicts be employed
exclusively In tho manufacture OF supplies for
Mr.. spinoIa OF Now York offered On amend
employed In the manufacture OF any goods or
merchandise that are manufactured In any part
Mr., MccreSry offered 1VSSS an Amendment provid.
ing that the Gonyicts shall not DO worked out
side OF the prison enelosure. ADOPTED.
iaetpred by, the convlcts shall be Branded
Prison made" Rejected,
MIR. Raines OF New York offered an amend.
ment providing that the convicts be employed
exclusively in the manufacture OF such sup
tured without the use OF machinery.
j., This amendment was discussed Gt some
further action the committee rose.
Mr., Mckinley OF Ohio. from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported back the Gus
toms Administrative bill and It was referred
to the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Mckinley then moved that the House 20
into committee. saying that as soon as the
committee was In session he would move that
IL rise and that the House adjourn. But this
did not prove satisfactory to the Democrats.
and Mr.. Crisp Of Georgia moved an ADJOURN
ment. The Speaker decided the motion lost
S3 to 49, and the yeas and nays were called. The
vote resulted, yeas ~, nays 100
The motion then recurred on Mr.. McKinley's
motion to go into committee; but as IL was ev-
dent that the Democrats would demand the
yeas and nays, Mr.. Mckinley moved to adjourn.
which motion was agreed TO.
The reason underlying Mr.. Crisps motion to
adjourn was that he feared that the Commit
tee on Elections might report upon the con-
tested election case Of Smith against Jackson,
from the Fourth West Virginia district. He
does not desire-and In this he has the full
support Of the Democratic side Of the House
that any OF the contested election cases shall
be called up while the House is devoid OF any
regular rules for it's government and Is de-
pendent only on the general parliamentary law
as construed by the Speaker.
The sun., 1890-01-23
greal slotiees.

TRusTEEs sALEnDe Al ;ault having been made in the
psny to The Farmers loan and irus! Company, dntsd
a IL
or me ne space OF thrse re- 9 sd written dsmana
been made o. the Waior compsny Sy DonShoIders and
pod s hs G
ing been made ana holders Of ali said bonds having re-
quested such action on the part Of tho trustee and all
The oondholders in accordance with the provisions OF
Now therefore notice is hereby given that the Far
meTS Loan and TIL Trust COMPANY as trustee under the
Estate Exchange and Auction Room Limited Nos 50 to
EaroS s at u Il oc9eH noon OF ha DAY S'h By
MsysF @ ne premises in said mortgage mon
Al that certain raet piece or parcel of land situate
and State of Pennsyiyania and bounded and described
Si s ne m si as OF Sn sna
tersects the sonth line OF sat sherman street thence
oss
henSS aSTh . four hundred and @ fse
to post; thence west for the distance OF two hundred
!hsnes norm IS disi%nSs I'VE ndgsd aiRssy
post on south OF sherman street. thence by the
south line OF sherman street west for the distance Of
containing three acres
coH Of Ps & %n and p a o.
the Bridge across Hair Greek thence southwest for the
sS
Dam; thence northwest along the west bank OF the
Dam hRh.waier mark TO the north end OF the Dam:
thence northeast said Dam point tho east
bank high. water mark; thence by hRh.wAter mark
along the east bank of the Dam 70 point the breast
of the Dam the west side OF the mill thence TO the
place OF beginning. containing twenty acres.
And also, all ita real and personal property rights
privileReR and franchises, now owned or which may
hereafter be acquired situate, wing and being the
county of Erie and state OF PeInsyvRna including ia
lands buildings, waterworkS reservoirs, stand ppes.
machinery pipes. mains and equipment
Together with all and singular the tenements hered
RG or Fn n sry Ms
pertaining and the reyersOn and reversons remainder
and rrmainders, tolls rents issues income and profits
accrung herefrom and including herein pArticu-
Rrly all the rights privileges contracts and easemento
of the Water Company in and to certain agreemeng
for tho supply of water for public Ade and entered
into the 10th day OF January In tho thou
eight hundred and eightysix between the Water
Company and the city OF Cory And also all tho estate
right lite interest property possession, claim and
demand Whatsoever As well In law as In equity OF the
Water Company Of in AMI 10 the property above de-
scrbed aud every part and parcel thereof with tho APP
purteuAnces."
Dated New York. January 9th. 1890. .
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY r. q. ROLSTON President I
TURNER, MCCLURE a ROLsTON Attorneys for the
Trustee, 20 Nassau steeet New York.