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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30
Estey Organ Co. S New Store,
MERCHANTS ROW.

We comfortably settled quarters and
dous well adapted for largely increasing business We occupy
Of which gives
much advantage than possible
besides enabling to much larger stock Of Pianos and Or
attempted by any outside the larger cities
The Piano still continues growing in
them being used Rutland than
significant considering that ID bn little
first introduced here The Decker Brothers
which control need comment from This
first among musicians everywhere and everybody knows IT, We
Bros Piano which u well and fayoraby known
In piano combined all Of the best qualities
possessing several important Of It's which
desirable moderate priced pianp manufactured We
pianos and comparison Besides the pianos
cheaper makes which reliable and splendid
sfacton, truly y position
all We tall line
Etey Organs their 1889 models with
design mechanism including attachments
complete aud need only be be appreciated
All communications should be addressed 70 the
ESTEH ORGAN COMPAN Y,
No. Merchants Row, Rutland, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

In all diseases OF the nasal mucous me m
brane the remedy used must be non.irritat
ing. The medical profession has been SLOW
to learn this Nothing satisfactory can b,
accomplished with douches, snufls, pow
ders or syringes because they are all irri
tsting, do not thoroughly reach the affect
cd surfaces and, should be abandoned ss
worse than failures. A multitude OF per
sons who had for years borne all the
worry and pain that catarrh can inhicl
testify to radical cures wrought by Ey's
Cream Balm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

4 NEF 4 A -
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raw AAiaN"tpN'
I'VE give pisea toihs following con
% nnlcsiias 10 order 10 give both side'
their cay 10 the matter aud befe we must
atop. When conference meets both side'
will have 90 opporiunity 10 be beard. ADD
we presume fall Justice vii he done
Newspaper talk can decide nothing
ksfsi~ Jonrsoi. Il sss 80 article 10 your
paper OF Jsn. =. 40 reply 10 one 10 tn'
Rutland Herald Of Dec, ~. eopeernios
matters 10 The Methodist church 10 VIM
place Toe person OF persons Who CON
posed The JOURNAL sf'ieis seem 70 oe 'ef!
sniious 70 blhe 81 leAst psh VI '''
Hath. An honesi mao VIII sNs''
/ " w .sRAfNN - -
concerned. 10 the ss'ieie referred 70 VIC
suihor seeks 10 clear tue gun, anu W
Islander the innocent. he sous gu 'oss!
tn statement l. lhefs mao ooen eous'u
cradle talk aoo1i Tue eolanot OF iseN. "''
II saih' u teius sI'eReu 'us' 'Do 'e'e''"'
gentleman Was 700 mhhea W u" eno''a ',
uinlsieflos 70 the WIDOWS % us HO'A
Ihis hrsi statement III 'uo nei''a - "u'
except 10 reference 10 Tue "'ooNs' '"a' "
not correct IL was married Son'n VINO
has husband aud two CHILDREN o'A'e
N nj says, IL was this gossip 'bs' eaus'
ed the Presiding Elder 70 appoint 'oe
council OF hve' Now read "hat your
correspondent calls tscf' that mr.. Heath
wrote to the Presiding Elder TO come 7"
Arlington and requested Oh eIsminstion
or investigation, Now the tfnth 10 THIS
aud II eau be Clearly proven II nec's sary'
MIR. Heath wrote to the Presiding Elder
1t Is true, but bis presence hefe was mol
due 10 that letter but 10 telegram SEM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

dsa. wee president, L T smith: itessnr.
o.. Johh A sheldon, ssetsiAly snd fasss,
asst. W x. shridou.
TIE hrsaqusrters hag ~ the First Yer
mont Brigade. ~bieh wss carried from the
Gloss Of the shensadesh esmpaisa iill The
eod u ihe ~si. !, 10 the possession Of
Major Menuli B.ibef. L. ) A.. Who "a. .
be intends 10 place !. among the celors At
the Capitol. where the flag carried during
the wilderness, osmpsisn is
y. II. Baseom Of Montpelier /. peso,ist
ins with The Bryant Nail Co, Who wsie
recently burned on, q, Lyna. Mass. 10
iDdaee them 10 locate 10 Montpelier The
company !. capitalized 3. $3.50 600. aud as
Montpelier srempts al new msbufsetories
from TAXATION for 10 years. il is said that
the oompsby will locate there VI $40 900
worth Of stock will be taken by resi-
denis
Proctor Il, Gay. 40 Orleans county man
writes from Lesveuworth. KIN. thst be is
at present stopping at the L. S Soldiers
home at that place, which contains 1000
guests. There ere also fifteen or twenty
other vermontsrs 10 the same Institution
With him.
Springfield is favored with gold mines
rom wieh large amolots OF gold have been
mined. Gold brook 10 the southern part
Of the town is said by experts to be rich
10 the precious metal, and II is certain
that Aaron Barrett gained q livelihood by
gold washing there for many years His
sluices were built on the California pat
tern, aud were great curiosity 10 pas
sers No doubt profitable amounts OF gold
might be secured by systematic labor.
The earnings OF tue Central Vermont
railroad since jan. last were 1926. III, an |
increase Of the same period last year Of
25,O7i.
White River function is q telegraph |
ceuter OF considerable magnitude for
country place. Eleven operators daily |
repeat 1900 messages and handle many
railroad messenger, besides doing the local
work.
NJ, o. Hove Of Nesfano, who has been
decided upon 10y the Vermont delegation
10 Congress for state supervisor OF the
census, is sort Of newspaper man. He
IS sn agricultural writer OF considerable
ability, is interested in statistics. particu
larly those that relate to Vermont's pros
perlty, aud may be trusted to 10 efficient
work with the census.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

Don't forget that one pound OF Weare's
Compound Powders is worth FIVE OF any
other kind. Guaranteed to cure swelled
legs and to rid horse OF worms. To
build up rundown animal. COW. horse OF
hog, it beats the world. Sold by J. N.
Hard.
Weare's Sure Cure for Heaves is Just
what its name imr liei The only reliable
remedy science has yet Produced. Sold
by j. N. Hard
Weare's Poultry Powder is sure cure
for Chicken Cholera aud Roup, and great
ly improves the laying qualities. Sold by
j. N. Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

Wilson Ladd Is quite i'll,
Mrs. l. P. Snyder is visiting in Green
wich, N. Y.
Miss Anna Sykes is spending the win,
ter at Bradford Mass.
Charles Moore OF Albion, N. Y. hes
been at the Washington Hotel the past few
days.
Many are the victims OF the new dis.
order, but it is generally light, and there
have been no deaths so far.
Geo, Williams and wife, N. McWaiu
aud wife, Mrs A. b. Armstrong and
others will attend the @. A. II. meeting at
Rutland.
The annual donation visi. aud oyster
supper. for the benefit OF Rev p. s. Pratt
will be on Thursday evening, Feb. G.
These donations, are an rpstitua,ion', and
all are cordially invited
EAST RUPERT.
CHARLES Roberts house was burned
with most Of it contents Tuesday night.
The fire is supposed TO have caught from
a defective chimney.
- Eugene Lyon who Id teaching school
10 Shaf,sbury, spent last Saturday aud
Sunday at home
M J. Hapgood and family have gone
to Eas'on, Pa. to spend the winter with
his brothers, Luke and Charles
MIR. Silas Simopds from Msssach usetts
aud bis sister Mrs John By.ri are spend.
Jog few days With their mother and IS
Ter.
There are many tick 10 town, and
among those Who are not expected to 70
cover and Mrs. David Robbins apd n. II
Cressmsn.
David Galusba IRON Salisbury and
Rev. Mr. Forbes from E.st Dorset were
guests OF ?, d Lyon over the Sabbrh.
Our pastor e,ehssged pulpiis with
Rev. Mr. Forbes Of East Dore, last Sab.
bath. MI. Forbes preached very inter.
es,ing sermon aud gave 90 excellent talk
10 The evening,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30
AdtIesto elothsrs.

Are you disturbed at night aud broker
Of your rest by sick child suffering anc
crying with pain OF cutting teethS II so
send at onceand get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing II cures dysentery, diarrhoea, regu
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, sottens the gums, reduces inAams
ton. and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
TO the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and is foI
sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price. % cents bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

--Ssp. ". teosi,ed Wednesday Last Of
ihs Seasb a Mr. EissrA o Ndl 81 MI
waaaee. Wis. = pnspmouis. russl;ins
ffsz % s,iacl % Ia Grippe Mfs u v
C.rasld the osls sister o. Mp. 0Nsii
xsHi 10 Milssates 90 Thsr.dsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30
Lazy People

are bane to society. out many of us feel
lazy, used up, played ont and languld at
this season Of the year when We simply
need an Invigorating Tonic, These bad
feelings eau be cured by the use OF one
bottle AntiApoplectine, the great Spring
Medicine Sold at your druggists for
Sl.00. F. L. Freeman, OF johnson, Vt,
says. "Anti.ApoplectIne" gave me an ap
petite aud did me the moss good OF any
emedy ever took.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

With eipeusc, paid vii come hanay 10
asyuee pbo Is nos oat q employmsai,
esPreiail, where no Previous experience 10
required 10 SCI TIE Positiep, II you wait
posi,ion, see Advertisement on seeond
page hesdel, "A Chance to Make Money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

LA GRpPEl G. W. Eddy q Go, Y Freacj
CatWrh Cure. Price % & 50cts. Sampler
free at G. J. Wait druggist. Pocket Nasa
Douche given with large bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30

nssa kkp HvEros SEMINARY
--M,si a TO- sulssis sba hsvr be
slsk vita oglls ats bsct Of thsif vol
sgsir
--Oa aonoani q lbs lecture Friis
svsEtns there will b. 90 society taeeiinl
lbis weet
Moe sades1 have e5iersi i9r 70
pr4Es fbeiar,esl oontesi 10 he held Al ID
close 81 itn ,etn
The Olce Cab 10 bard =, vork o.
ssilirss. Trial by Jury sud hope 70 sir
II 10 the pshlio shortly.
The ari Society mSsiiag 81 the terra
We. bella by the Dsnicl webstsrs las, FIJI
day sresips. Miss Stafford sad Ma
Ia P0iei gave teei,s,ioss. MI. HsnbsmaI
rad The society pspfr sui Lron snt
Everett we're leaders 10 the debate.
1t bciDg tbe Dc! Of prayer for school
the usual exercises sill be omitted al ih'
Seminary toiss. sladssls sill mesi 8
The usual ,irar fot cbspel exercises when
special religious service vail be held. Th,
regular weekly prayer meeting vail b.
held Thursday is,te.d o. Wednesday even
ing.
aANcaEsTEE cnsrnH
- The supply Of ness is . ,arce
Mis- David Phillips is quite sick.
Regular meeting Of tbs o L. S. on
Friday evening
e c, Perkins has gons,o Tampa. Fla.
Tor Tho siuiar,
Regular communication Of Adoniram
Lodge this Thursday enening.
The Baptist society will hold soois-
bic 10 the vestry OF the church on Friday
evening. Jan. 81. All are Invited to at
tend.
--Qai,e bumber Of Veterans from this
place attended the q A. X. encamp meni
at Rutland aud all report good time. All
are much pleased that Mrs Blsckme wa,
elected President Of the Department ".
Il. G.
The public installation OF the officers
OF the three mssouic bodies last Wednes.
day proved very PHEASANT occasion,
though many wre prevented from attend
ing by sickness, Alter the work WAS over
refreshments acre served
AT the meeting for organization Of the
Board Of Directors OF the Factory Point
National Bank on Monday Jan 10th. Al
Graves and ID 5, Wilson were reelected
President and Vice President respectively,
James 7. Black remaining cashier.
The Rev. Herbert Probert will deliver
a lecture at the Baptist church Manches
ter Centre on Friday evening Feb. 7th.
Subject my life among the Congo PEG
Pile !" Mr.. Probert is both an eloquent
aud entertaining speaker All should
avail themselves OF the opportunity Of
hearing him. Admission 20 cents.
The Manchester Oh ese Association
sleoted directors and officers Monday as
Directors, f b. Smith. L. A. Jane.
,on. c. X Bucklin, b. A. Fiske, z. Kel-
ey. President, L b. Smith, Secretary and
Treasurer. G. X. Bncklin, Salesman L A. |
Jameson. Mr.. Baker will be engaged as
maker. He has proved himself as q good |
nan for the place and his record for Nov.
'mber has seldom ifever been surpassed.
The receipts OF milk for the month were
70, i33 pounds, cheese 1862, "a pounds
Il milk for one pound Of cheese, netting
be patrons 81 l6 per hundred pounds o.
milk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-01-30
ARLINGTON

Arthur G. Stewart speot surdsy .,
his home here, returning on Monday p. m.
10 Darlington medical College
The body Of Alfred r. Aylesworth
vas brought from Brs,,leLcro last week
ior iaterment 10 this bi, native town.
Mis-. Macy Welsh bad a fall down .
fight Of Stair, $, the Bartlett toase, Q few
days since, dlslocsiins an elbow.
The open,is Of "Rebecca" will be
pre.eatsd a, toe rosb Hall 90 THURSDAY
evenias Daneiug from ten until one
O'Clock.
-Chsiles Benedict an old and respect
ed resident, is III ~ith pasam5ria and
much snrie,y !. Tell by bis iriesds and
nsishbot. !, is hoped tbsi1he may re-
c0sef
Mir. ssest Of wesi Arlington bad bis
had and arm quite seriously isiarei last
week 90 iLs bill iasi sesi Of the village
While attempting 10 sdias, load Of logs
be wa dnving 10 Nj Bsrnsy's shop.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27
I'M MEMORIAM.

"When some proud son of man returns to earth,
Unknown to glory but upheld by birth,
The SculptOr's art exhaustS the pOmp of woe,
And stOrled urns record who rests below"
This language OF immortal Byron In giving
expression to his own true feelings. and spread
Ing upon the scroll of time an epitaph that
eternity alone can Obliterate, fifty tells of our
shallow littleness, and points a moral that men
may profit by considering l am not here to lift
q single curtain fro II the inner temple OF human
Consciousness, but simply to record an honest,
irnest testimonial to a departed friend, whose
Iymple, unObstrusve life s gone out In quiet
unhon0red and unsung"
n Walter Forbes, once familiar form upon our
and few there be so poor as to do his memory
reverence! His genial, unsefsh nature brought
him many transient friends, whose admiration
found expression only while he lived TO furnish
fuel for the sentiment Now that the dark river
flows 'tWixt he and u.s. and the magic sweetness
OF his bow has ceased to thrill with its pathOs,
we forget his loss, and pass his memory to the
shades. without even SO much as q single notice
of his taking of.
"When some proud son Of man returns to
earth, the pOmp OF wOe' spreads DER the land,
and lightning tells 1t to the morning reader far
and near; but poor Forbes, the humble friend Of
every body but himself, lays down, In the county
Of Owen, his weary life, and months elapse be-
him best. He's gone, poor fellow, and the choir
that's chanting anthems round the Great White
Throne Is richer In Its tone and tenderer In Its
cadence by the voice and spirit OF Walter Forbes.
Let those who knew only the outer man, and
hesitate to "hOnOr these remains pass on to st.
John the Baptist, ssh, to find their authority.
X. X. X.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27
The Federal Court.

Following is list of the grand and
petit Jurors drawn for the January
term of the Federal Court in this city:
Grand jurors Dillon, Scion
B. Henry, A. G. Scott, G. H. Nun
nelly, Warren G. Graves, Ed. Ward,
G. V. Bond, j. M. Gastineau, M. w.
Maddox, AL. Moberly, II. E. Baldwin,
N. B. Deathridge, Alvin Major, w. @.
Montgomery. Elijah Muir, M G..
Smith, Jesse Doty, w. H. Crossfield,
Jacob Smith, Chas. Spillman, VIM.
Russell, G. B. Hawkins, r. NJ. AL
bridge, r. G. Steele.
Second drawing - Wickliffe Chap
man, M. P. Gray, II. w. Smith, A. @.
McGruder, Cass South;
Petit jury-W. P. Hudson, j. M.
Wakefield, Joseph L. Rodman, II. I.
Stanton, Nathan Wells, John O..
Rogers, R. B. Wilson, A. R. Denny,
Roe Lackey, D. B. Shackelford,
Jason Walker, W. N. Offutt, j. b.
Graves, R. w. abbott, J. j. Hogart,
Jas. Mallon, Jas Rodgers, w. L..
Kavanaugh, Milton Davis, T. G.
Wood, Geo. w. White, Lee A. Owen,
w. w. Jet, VIM. Carter, r. I Hern-
don, Pat. O'Connell, w. S. Morgan,
Frank jackson, l.. w. P. Hulett, j.
B. Hamilton, Wilder Dupuy, Geo. s.
Queen, Lee Church, j. w. French,
Nat. Mcdaniel.
Second drawing Wright
Allen, John @. Payne, r. Rogers,
w. r. Gaines, David Nicol and VIM.
McEwan. THos. B. FORD,
Clerk.
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N1Organ's II aid.

Gen. Johh H. Morgan g audacious
raid across the Ohio wi be the sub
ject of three papers in the January
Century. Under the title, "a Ro-
nance of Morgan's Rough Riders"
the first chapter, by Gen. Basil w.
Duke, describes "the Raid" and
relates numerous amusing incidents
as we'll as daring exploits; Gen. O..
B. Willcox's chapter on "The Cap
ture" describes the chase of Morgan
through Indiana and Ohio, and the
capture of him and the last Of his
followers near the Pennsylvania line;
while Capt Thomas II. Hines, in
1.-THE Escape" gives II thrilling &C.
count of the means, invented by
himself, by which Morgan and a few
Of his officers tunneled out of the
Ohio penitentiary and made peril
Gus journey to the Confederate lines.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27
Christmas Weather.

The weather on Thursday was of
the old time Christmas variety. 1t
commenced showing early in the
morning and kept it up until late in
the afternoon, when the snow changed
to rain and sleet, and yesterday morn
ing everything out Of doors was COW
cred with ice and snow. Branches of
trees were broken off, telephone wires
were broken down and walking upon
the streets was dangerous. Those who
wished for "white Christmas" got
it with vengeance.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27
Proposals for PIiltiuQ .

= EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y for printing and binding 800 copies of the
laws and ordinances Of the city of Frankfort
The same to be I'm a style similar to the printed
ordinances of 1879, with side notes and index to
the volume. One hundred copies to be bound I'm
cloth, and 400 copies In paper covers. Bids to be
made at so much per printed page complete, and
the work to be completed without delay. Bids to
be delivered TO the City Clerk Mr.. p. II. Newman,
Monday next, at IL O'Clock, m.
BY order Of the Council,
ID. L. HALY,
&c MILAN,
Finance Committee.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27

sidewalks In the city oil frankfort, to-
wit:
NEW PAYMENTS AND CURLING.
On the south side Of Second street
South Frankfort, from the line of Mrs,
Chiles to Logan street; on the west side OF
Shelby street, South Frankfort, from the
alley in front of Judge Craddcck's resi-
dence to Cross street; on the north side of
Nero street, North Frankfort, between St.
Clair and Wilkinson street; on the north
side of Clinton street, North Frankfort,
from the line of the Colored Baptist
Church to the northeast corner Of the
property of James Sullivan; on the east
side Of Wilkinson street, North Frankfort,
between Main and Broadway.
The following to be repaired on the north
side of Broadway, between Washington
and Wilkinson streets; on the east side of
St. Clair from Geo. Payne's line to the
corner of Main, and from the corner of
Main and St. Clair, on the north side of
Main, to Jno. Meagher's property; on the
south side of Third street, South Frank
tort, between Shelby street and the line of
Mrs. Judge Duvall's p operty; on the east
-ide of Shelby street, South Frankfort,
between Second and Third streets; from
the wooden bridge, on the west side Of
Bridge street, to the line of Fincel Bro.'s
property, and from the corner Of Bridge
and Second street to the corner of Shelby;
on the east side of Logan streets, South
Frankfort, between Third and Cross
streets; on the east side of Logan street,
South Frankfort, between Gross and
Campbell streets.
Construction of same to be in accord
ance with the laws and ordinances OF the
city of Frankfort.
Specifications for same may be seen by
application to the undersigned.
Bids to be received and opened by noon
of the goth of December, 1890.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. M. BUCKLEY,
Chm Street Committee.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27

Miss Natalie Sawyer will take a
limited number of pupils for in
struction in drawing and water-color
painting. The class will meet on
Saturdays only, commencing Jan.
18th. st.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27
Excursion to Asl1Ville.

On account of Southern Interstate
migration Association, the L. & N.
will sell round trip tickets to Ash
Vile, N. c., at limited first class fare
Dec 18th, and limited to Dec. oath.
E. P. BRYAN,
Agent.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27

Handsome and useful presents can
be found at Buckeyes.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27

Tariff will go up on tin but prices
on tin roofing will be lower than ever
for the next thirty days at Buckeyes.
IS.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27
ID 1 E ID.

READING-At the residence of her sOn-in-law,
Mr.. II. G. DUNCAN, In this city, on Monday, De-
cember "a, 1890, Mrs. Margaret Reading aged IS
years.
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BORN.

RODMAN-In this city on Saturday. December
70. 1890, to Mr.. JOIN W. ROdman and wife, Il son
John w., jr.
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PROPOSALS.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID undersigned for the repair and con-
struction of the following curling and
sidewalks in the city of Frankfort, to-.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-12-27
= . = a CRES

More or less, and described as follows, viz: Be-
ginning at a cedar and black ash corner to Rob
ert Gayle. on BrlscOe's line. and with the same
north ~ degrees east 20 poles to BrlscOes Origi-
thence with the original line north So west III
poles to an oak tree ON said original line on the
r dye road leading from the mouth of Glen's
Creek to Halls old pace, and with the same
north 20 east Il poles to two white oaks, north
43 degrees 30 minutes east 10 poles to a large
poles north 63 degrees 80 minutes east II poles
south ~ east poles north "A east lily poles
north Is east IL poles north 46lS east 1874 poles
to three black ash on Andrew Hearn's line, and
with the same south &c east ll6 poles to a plant
ed stone corner to said hearn, on Beasley's
Beasley's line l2l4 poles to lynn and iron wood
In Hearn's spring branch, and down the same
with its meanders south ~ east 10 poles south 81
degrees Is minutes east "a poles south So east 10
poles south 81 degrees 30 minutes east II poles
south IS poles south % east IA poles south ] de,
poles south "a degrees 80 minutes east IL poles to
the mouth Of Halls spring branch, In all 16
poles, to honey locust. south II west ASIA poles
to sugar tree and white oak at the mouth OF a
branch on X Perry's heirs line OF three 90 acre
surveys, and with line OF the same west "a,
passing two cedar trees marked AS u corner,
same course continued, In all AZ poles to cedar;
thence north 67I2 west 70 poles TO small sugar
tree and white oak on the side OF the cliff, and
with the cliff south 65 west 81 poles, crossing
Lick Branch, to "a white oak; thence south 70
west LOG poles to the beginning.
Purchaser to give bond. with good and sum
Client surety, bearing interest from date, to have
the force and effect OF replevin bond lien
will be reserved on the property sold until all
the purchase money Il paid wp,,
Master Commissioner
Dec COST
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Umbrella Covering.

I COVER UMBRELLAS NEW PATENT Gov
l ers) from 80 cents to S4 In one hours
time. I sell umbrellas from Is cents up, and
take repairing In
IT, GROSSMAN.
Umbrella factory at the end of South Frankfort
Bridge. Dec cost.