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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

uron TIE table. SOMETIMES II : pa1-
e-ag and at others - y srfs o. fi.ss''
piae-APples or other aslicseles Ia their
se1sc1S
TIE cadet a. the hesd q the table
serves tne soup. che meat and the ces-
seft Al are treated - gentlemen asi4
eaea treats the other IS , Eentlensa-
Zach cadet Is Nr So-sad-oo. N1stner
addressed ~ hls coarsde Or ey his pro
fezsor.
Banner = ever az tzeaty mtnatss et
tno toe the next tNenty minutes t1s
cadets arc again released fFoa1 quar-
ters- Tie Rotations. however. are Fe-
sumet 80 two o'clock Thecsdet Esual-
ly uses these twenty minutes II PEE
parIag for them. The lesson IN ia~
comprises about twenty pages u eonssi-
tutioual sprUieRce, and is Eecisa-
tion takes the time between two and
three o'elock. Prom three o'clock -
4.l0 the cadet 81 lies ais ordnance les
son for tbs ensuing daY.
At 4;l0 ths rattle of the drum again
falls upon his ears IL is the call for
dr4iL lie hastily puts oa what ne calls
nis dog OF warn other words, bis
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turns TO bis room. Immediately after
wards ho makes up his bed. sweeps the
baro foor and dusts the mantel-picce.
clOthes-press. table, chairs and wash
stand AT six o'clock he hears the sick
cali II i'll be goes TO tho hospital.
where tho cadet surgeon attends TO his
wants. II well. after cleaning his room
ne improves the ten minutes remaining
before breakfast IN study. II sub
division Inspector, hoinspects the seven
rooms in his bailiwick az police call at
fvc minutes after six. IL is his duty to
note al visible violations Of police reg
ulations and record them in his police
certifcate. lie Gils IL out on his return
20 his room. lie must then place the
certfcato in tho box allotted to his
company in the cadet guard
At 5.l0 be again hears the beat Of the
drum. Tt ia the first call for breakfast.
Between this and the last call az G:l5 he
,c.mplrtes his toilet The corps forms
sn front Of the barracks and marches to
Grant Hall FOR breakfast aftcr the last
call Thirty minutes arc allowed for
tho meal Upon tho return of the ca
diets tc the barracks be is released from
quarters This release lasts until eight
o'clock It DO has any business with
the cadet commissary now l. the time
% transact IL A cadot in the senior
class rarely avails himself Of tho re-
lease. He repairs at onca 20 his room
and cons his Spanish. Tho lesson com
prises Eboss four pages OF grammar,
two of reliinr and three % verb-couju-
gat.ou. A. SIS no drops Spanish aad
takes up his engineering Lesson Tho
task given him usually comprises about
twenty pages in sho art OF War" or
s0ms kindred subjccs-
AZ $50 thc cados marches With the
other nine men in bis section 20 tho en-
gineor classroom Tho recitation lass
until 1855 70 fhon has fve minutes
intevmission Within this time ho re-
turns % tho barracks. exchanges his
hooks on engineering for his Spanish,
and marches % tbo Spanish section
room Uorc re remains until noon.
The next hour Ia spent Ia the prepara-
tton % his lesson In law.
A- one o'clock sharp the corrs forms
Sc the zap ~ che drum In front OF tho
barracks and marches - the hall for
dlnner Each table accommodates ten
persons "a tho cadets march IN. they
arranrn themselves behind their chairs
al await orders Company A. b. seat
ed shouts Tho orleriT sergeant - that
company Each csdes hangs his has
uron a hook In the back 81 his chair and
taxes hls seat at The table. The ether
companies ara seated In like manner.
There are three courses The best -
soop Is ferved. and silently - it Then
coms reast nears ard they are roasted
e. a tarn. Aftsr that sessert is placed
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There arc three or four things that
will help 70 keep the precious nugget
OF ice from melting away II the house
keeper viii only rene embor them One
is that % keep leo warm ia the way %
keep 10 cold A piece of ice in 3 pitcher,
With pail over tho pitcher and rug
over the pail, sill keep al night A
piece q lee in a refrigerator covered
with snug white blanket will cheat
The greedy ice-man every day. and snap
saucy fngers az the milk that docs rot
dare - get sour or the bcefsteas that
dsres not fail These things are sd-
rirable in their ~ay and shoold be in
every hat5snd. but TIE greatest trick -
a. Is newspapers Wfh plenty 81 news
papers above. below and On every side
The nay piece q ice all keep is = loke.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

DR0BATE 0RDER-State OF Michigan. coun-
ty of Kent. s.. At Il session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Kent. held ~ the
Probate ONCE inthe city of Grand Rapids. on
the 2oih day Of June. in the ye1r one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus L. Pcs.las. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF
ANNEGJE DIk. deceased.
Jacob i. Dyk having filed in this court Pc
tiiiOn praying that the administration OF said
estate may BE- granted 20 him.
II is ordered. that Monday. the 2lst day OF
July, lsgU. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
said Probate Ofice, bt apaointed for eXamin-
ing and allowing said petition.
And il Is further ordered. That a copy of this
order be published three successive weeGs pre-
vious 10 said day of hearing ia the TELEGRAM
HERALn. a daily newspaper printed and clrcu-
lating in said County Of Kent.
CYRUS +. PERKINS,
"a true copy) Judge of Probate.
ADoLFH \. Mason. Register. mon jul IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

ago this class entered the academy with
one hundred and twenty-four members
II camo ont with only ffty-four. In
battle this would DO called rough
slaughter. It IS bnt the average at
West Point This brief description Of a
days work IN tho academy is from s.ld-
wyn own lips. It would be interesting
% know how many OF the thousands OF
boys row longing for a cadetship at
West Point think they could stand this
trying ordeal for four years.
AMOS J. CUMMINGS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

This man appears 70 b sane
enough said ihe doctor. There
nothing FealS seous his bead"
"Of course tbere isn-t. said n lura-
tic. II can sand OF ny head fcr hours
without getting tired
And then FOR some reason o. another
the physician changed his niind.-Tbe
Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

The perch are biting. cool AXE
hreezes blowing and everybody havne
4 good time ~ Macasswa Park. 0ttaws
hesch. Shady side and Harrington
Land az. y order 90 ass.st la MAKING
everything pleasant the ~feaDle
Maca8wa has been thoroughly re.
atfed for the seasen ard n0e making
regular trips frcm Holland - aa tne
RESORTS. connecting wta ss trans Or
ere g. q "a n rslNaY Bairosd
rofnons euod for Passase hYtran and
eoat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

NOTICE To CREDITORS
~ state of Michigan. county Of kent-ss.
Notice is hereby given. that by an order Of the
Probate court for the county of Kent, made on
he 18th DAY OF june. 4. ID. l-.9. SIX
months from that date were allowed for cred
itOrs 10 pres mt their claims against the estate
Of
GEORGE NEPER.
late of said county. deceased. and that all cred
itOrs of said deceased are required TO present
their claims T. said Probate court at the Pro-
bate Office In the city o Grand Rapids for eX-
animation and allowance on or before the lsth
day OF Dec c.mber next. and that such claims
viii be beard before said court on Friday.
the 2st "a d1v OF December next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids, Jule ? th, \. ID. 1870.
CYRUS +. PERKINS.
Judge Of PrOtats.
Monday, Ju'y 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

Consider the range q subjects In
Shakespeare.
Perfectly marvelons-but there "a
one thing about Shakespeare that !
never could understand
'sWhat was that?"
How with his dramatic power he
could leave untouched 50 magnificent an
opportunity as that Afforded y Charles
and Cromwell. Life
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

The co-partnership heretofore existing be
tween W. G.. Sinclair and =. +. Crissman was
tbs day dissolved. known IS vs.. q. sinclair
Co. :. +. CTisswan retiring. Tie new FIRM
assumes al liabilities. and all outstanding &C
counts must be paid 10 them.
VIC. SINCLAIR
June &c. $50 s. J. tRlSSNAN.
The business Of the above iirm viii Dee cir-
ried on as before. under the m name of -iu-
clair & Co.. and consisting OF ". q. siaciair
aid thas D. rinclair l..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
sToCKmoLDERs' MEErrNG.

An adjourned meeting of the meeting Of
stock holders of the PnGnlx Furniture Com
paay. held the i5lh day n January. lss9. which
Will also be The annuIl meeting of said cola
pany, will be held Al the Office OF tae coIn-
pany. at the corner of ptfasF~ al q Leuis-st.. iI
the city OF Grand Rapid. II IL, on Nednes-
day. the th day oi Juiy, ia1. at i.P o'c'or.. in
the evening, lor ihc rurpo-r az e.ecf.nC seven
directors for the ensuing sr. and Tor tAe
transaction OF such Otdcr sI.l ness - may ut
lawfully brought before the mf eiinE
r. ". MERRILL. Secretary.
Grand Rapids Mich Jul j. le9J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
ANNUAL MEETIrC.

The annual meeting ~ the Stockholders a.
the Grand Rapids Brush Co. VIII be hcld af
fne ONCE oi tie Company on tuesday. Ju.N
co. 10 2:si .. ~. for the election II directors
and the transaction OF such other business a.
may come before The meefng.
JcsFrH A.. MckFE.
~rrrFfurv
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TEEAsrnnr., NorIoE.


CRY TRRasrEEr's oFucr.
GnsvD RsFIDs. Mich-. ls31
Notice Is hereay given that the assessment
roll Tor ir. avipg tanaI strref. f.oHi f.asf
Badge street r. East Leonard street lH iht
Civ 90 Grand Rapids is now in my hands
and that 7 will receive ravment thereon for
the nrriOd ~ twenty DAYS from fhis date 81
the once Of the City Treasurer. City iiniL
GlCkEf II PERRY.
fgfr . City Treasurer.
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THrAsuRrR's NOTICE.

City Trcasurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mich aa lisa
Notice Is hereby given that the assessme lf
rDll for -reufliE. az affltHE a.ItI ..atfa- -at.
ttfs & srian street from ifritGf street Il.e
moth line 0f BissflI A iiarHn's addffIeH
81 the CIV q Gree Fru.3e a. now
in my hands. and thai viii receive
payment thereon Cor The perle1 ~
iueufF days from this date. at the 0'lce Of
the City Treasurer. CITY ife'l -
GEOR5E r. PERRY.
Juy 81 CITY Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDERs MEET
ING

The annual meeting OF the stockholders o.
the Widdicomb Furniture Company will be
held ~ the ofice OF the company on NelDes-
day. July II. al 30 O'Clock o. ~, for the elec
tion Of directors and the transaction OF such
other business IS may be properly brought
before IL. JOHN NIDDltDMB. Sc s..
Grand RAPIDS Mich. Iuiy . $50. juiy ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
DETRoIT. G. H. AND MILWAUKEE

ftifoN - aFress leaving 20 IL m has Wagner
pHrior and buffet car attached ana evening
EXPRESS leaving s,io m has parlor car at-
taf bed These trains inake direct connection
ll tffreii far n. points EAST
EApress leaving af l0as M has " aEnrr
sesiins car TO Detroit. arriving in Dctr0lI
- ~ n.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
uf ffanu Haven NTH steamer Tor M MIlWauaea.
tnToHeh railroad tickets aud ocean Steam
SHIP tickets and sleeping car herfhs secured q
D., q IL. A n. Office. - Monroe II. and al fhs
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL city Pass Agent
JAe. " LOUD. Traffic Manager Ncfr0iL
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

Tee pleasant f1vovs scnsle acton
snd seCtnuE effects ~ Sssup of Figs,
vsen n need of a laxativs and If the
the uost ersufvlnz results follow fs
fse. - sast 6 g tae best family remedy
Pres and every family should have .
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
A DAY AT WEST POINT.


Tbs Bays Have - Eara Oas - 5-@8 Ia ths
Aeraias zna ssark usrh sherr tatsr-
szissious C1f4 - o-ts>erateh
D@ys+ aaa >a4P Dzss--
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

rEraang
o
"a O ?. lock
o
CfoF( Cry f EaSB Il IDS
@
% fhais s' cost " selling e'eh lot parcel " addition pa I c
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
Street Railway Company.
ANIMAL MEETING

ANNIAL MEEIIN
The annual meeting % the stockholders OF
the street Railway Company OF Grand Rapids
will he held in the onlce OF said company IN
he clty Of Grand Rapids Mich, OF Tuesday.
July :. at O'Clock y. m for the election of
directors for the ensuing year and iar The
transaction of such other busiucss as may b.
presented at the meeting
SAML MATHFR. President.
Dated. Grand Rapids June = lsg). jlys
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

Toe Three O'laefs OF drsesse are the
bowels. the skn. and The kGneys
Rernlate their action VITA tae BEST
paF1ylg lonle, Baldack B.ccd Bstsers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Ahinf effect NuneaY juiy la lsss
olcrpinr cars on Pacific aud Atlantic Ea-
Presses - and from Detroit Paror cars rua
eh LAY bAnrres and strand kafds Express ts
AUD foin Detroit. Direct connections fnaIe
al Detroit With ~ Through trains Hast. Tick
ris on Aait af men Ticket Office o. M0uTos-
ST. aud az tnien depot
lnFp Al. bGicss. ten1 Agt. F Monroe-st
o. " huoeLfs. g. =. and 4. aft Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

pROBATE ORDER State Of Michigan, Coun-
Il fy Of Kent. s.. At = session OF the Probate
Court for said county of Kent. held az the Pro
bate OfIcs. in the ely of nIs sA Rapids o. the
81 day Of July. in the year one thousand eight
hundred ana hincty.
Present. cyrus T. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In tie matter OF the estate OF
BARBARA kL0kl. deceased.
Nm. Koch. administrator Of said estate.
having rendered 10 this court his iinai al min
istFatl0n account
II is ordered that Tuesday. the Goth day of
July. lssal. at 20 O'Clock n tn forenoon, at
said Probate Office. be- appointed iOr eNamln-
ing and allowing said account.
and 81 is further ordered. th.g ccpy % This
order be publ shed three successive weeks pre-
yious TO said day 81 nearing. Ia the ifLE0hAM-
HFRaLD. q daily newspaper printed AID circu-
laiing In said county Of kenl.
CYRUS D. PERKINS.
"A true copy. judge 90 Probate.
ADoLPH =. Mason. Register mon July q
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

cRAND RAffns xl>mANA RAllEoAR-
= IL e1eei .sset - lsa
gAtl>s aaisa sosfs
s.,issn ssass. Sss:sl iSs.ssas
Fer nie Rsrias ans sas
-. Irsssr>s c6 ana
Mao lesv fsasm 7&am
Aafk .Iiap e.faln Al Wan
fsf traverse ciD aaa
sss.aNw sNpm slerm
4 q Aacs nsH f4tf IA 90 "a
tfa 3 ttSflus 81 it 80 B m rans dsily rUnu -
lae-sdta- VtAef traias aaiiy fArepi eanaes
fEAl>s eolss sogEH.
4 igsm ls selas
feT Cincinnati f.aiasn f.sla m
, ~ torI 81 aynt 4 Chieas.l6 .lsam sa sm
iu4 t4aNiuuat sl "a tn.l IL
t1f 81 sflle hnf tllieaaa. la..s i nl III So 4 la
frum 1855 kapias ana ~aA
lrttn at g ~ s. m ior CiHr nasu rsns dals
SUNDAYS iacieaed. Other tr..ias aalls except
clnaAyS.
slEgrlNe sSn rkRieR cas- ssKVcr
Nofit - m and Do ~ IA tlsiins have
sfnef ciccpine aDu fariof Cars a. fsiasitR
aho ~ 4thi 4tN Nttts il.A Il m traln fsll ~
tiiair Cars % AackiHaw CIV
south - ~ train has farier Chair Csr
te iAeinhAli t.tp = ~ tram. eepipe CAI fnr
NineinnAii. II 81 n trMa acner Slespiaz
Car iof Chicago Via kalamazoo.
haHksgons Grana tlaE.ids L Indiana
eF Musk ga. ly. a. an iselam sssana
fam Ar. Hsi0 ar 1s4iaga sss5 p.n
ss,t-t' tleetta as 1911 Information o-sn BE-
hAl nA gail ns upen a. AimaniSt ticket a1rnt
81 aenei, ef q ~ Nuusou mon iieA I'd acct
q Monroe 81 So and Rapids Nirh
g. L. loeKveou Gen. Pass Aren't.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07

An ORDINANCE regulating the speed 81
ears on the lines Of railway. of the Valley
city street tAnle Railway Company:
The Common Council of the city OF Grand
Rapid do ordain a. follows
Section ]. Inc cars T. De usfd on the lines oi
railway of the Valley city street a Gable Rail
way Company now constructed or hereafter 70
be constructed unless otherwise provided ia
ordinance granting trancfIse Tor future line.
shall be drawn al a speed not eNeeeoiag Ihe
rate of twelve ~ miles an hour. except on
the following lines: ON Bridge street. be-
tween ottawa and Cana, streets; Oh Canal
street, on Lyon street. from Canal 10 OTTAWA
10 Louis street; cn which said excepted
streets the speed shall not exceed cigll miles
per hour.
Passed and approYet by the Common Coun-
ell @: the c q 0l Grand Rapids ln REGULAR sea-
sion, held Monday evening. june -. ls8l.
lgI ". 4. ShIAkMAN. City Cork.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDEBs' MEET
ING

The annual meeting II the stockholders of
the Widdicomb Naltel Company viii be held
af the Office oi the COMPANY Oh fiffh-sf.. ia
this city. on Tuesday July T. ~ 3 p. m.
for the election ~ diTectp-s ard transaction
nf such other business as may be- pfor eriy
brought before it.
iulv IS II I. WIDnICuNR Secy.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Juy !. lss9.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-07
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

Roll assaas
S' = ~ 4sa Colsesion rss
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The Annual Meeting of the me nbers OF
the Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., of Martinsburg, w. Va,
will be held at the Company's Office, on
Tuesday, January 7, 1890, at 2 O'Clock, pm.
CHAS. p. MATTHAEI,
dos Of Secretary.
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The Latest News.

The guarantee to the New York
Worlds Fair now amounts to So
$685. $50.
Prince Bismarck is SO ill with in
fiuenza that he has given up all Off
cial business.
The New York Board Of Health
have at last confessed that La Grippe
is epidemic in that city.
The ex-Empress of Brazil, and
wife of Dom Pedro, died at Oporto
of heart disease last Saturday.
A spreading rail" accident last
Saturday on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad, caused the death of eleven
and injury of twenty-five persons.
Ex-member of Parliament Shea
has brought suit for divorce against
his wife, and in his complaint names
Charles s. Parnell as correspondent.
Two charred bodies were found in
the ruins Of the great Boston fire.
They are supposed to be those of the
two missing firemen, but are burned
beyond recognition.
Last Saturday night eight Negroes
were lynched at Barnwell, S. G.
They were confined in the Jail await
ing trial for a number of most afro
cious murders. No arrests of the
regulators have been made.
President Harrison, while duck
hunting last Saturday near Clare
mont, Va, shot at duck and hit
fine fat hog in a neighboring farmers
pen. The hog died, and the Presi-
dent paid the farmer it's value.
The N. Y. G. & II. r. r. Co., pre-
sented last Saturday silver service
to j. Pierpont Morgan, manufacture
ed by Tiffany, and valued at $50, 900,
in recognition of his services as ar
bitrator of the road
A new Indictment for conspiracy
to bride Cronin jurors has been re-
turned by the grand jury in Chicago
against j. E. Graham, A. l.. Hanks,
f. w. Smith, M. Solomon, j. ODon-
nell, I. Kavanaugh and Jos. Konen.
The floods at Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, have changed the channel of
the river below the city and turned
the water on the fruit lands. The
owners allege damages to the extent
Of half q million dollar, and that the
city of Los Angeles is responsible.
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He Poisoned the Family.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January 6.
"A fiendish and probably success
full attempt to poison his parents,
brothers and sisters, was made by
Ed. Church, aged seventeen, at the
family residence, one and a-half miles
from Guyandotte, yesterday. One
child, girl, aged thirteen, is dead,
and the twins, a brother and sister,
are dying tonight. The father,
Walford Church, the mother and a
fourth child, are in q critical condi-
ton. Last Friday, Edward, the
murderer, had quarrel with his
father about horse. They boy left
home in huff, and going to Guyan-
dotte, he purchased quantity of
rough on rats at Murphy's drug
store. He took the poison home
and mixed 1T with sack of flour in
the pantry. Sunday night Mrs.
Church set some dough to raise, and
yesterday morning prepared to bake
the loaves, using some of the dough
for biscuits for breakfast. Church
refused to eat the meal, but nothing
was thought of this. In about an
hour or two the family all became
sick, and DR.. Dabney, of Guyandotte,
was sent for. All his efforts seem to
have been unavailing, and it is not
improbable the entire family will die.
The murderer fed from the house
at the first signs of sickness among
the family, and has not been captur-
ed, although the country is being
secured for him. He probably
crossed the river into Ohio.
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OUR GREAT HOBBY.

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We return money if not satisfied.
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Thousands of Dolls very cheap.
$500 Plush Photo. Albums for 99c.
$3.50 Washable Dolls for SO cents.
$500 Plush Dressing Cases for CSC,
At Martinsburg's Greatest
Annex Wiping Out Sale ever known.
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The Great Cash Man.
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Hall and Saloon for Rent.

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Also, the Saloon, on Queen street, now oc-
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L. M. Hoke is driving q heavy
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age or lump the job. Call on or address
me JOHN w. DODD,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Jan. 11-12t
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There will be 3 Serials.
Robert Louis Stevenson will con-
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Pursuant to a decree rendered by the
Virginia, on the 9th day of September
1889 in the chancery cause of Lewis Phil
lipy and others. a. ainst John I'll. Ruther-
ford and others, the undersigned special
commissioners will offer for sale at public
auction, in front of the Court House in
said county, on
SATURDAY, January 18Th. 1890,
tanning 100 acres, more or less, and situate
about 3% miles northeast of Falling Wa
tiers, in said county, adjoining lands of
John Lands, Robert Lenen and others, on
which the said Rutherford reiides. This
farm is of good quality of limestone and
soapstone land, is well supplied with wa
ter, both by well and springs, has upon it
two good dwelling houses, one brick; an
excellent frame barn, good orchard, fenc-
ing and other improvements, with sutt-
Gent timber
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fOurth cash, the
balance in three equal annual payments,
with interest from the day of sale, secured
by the bonds or notes of the purchaser, and
the title to the property to be withheld UNI
til the purchase money is all paid.
T.. BOYD FAULKNER,)
j. NELSON WIsNER, Sp'L CONS.
Nj. II. lNGLES,
i certify that Special Commissioner f.
b. Faulkner has given bond as required
by law. 5. III. NJ MARTIN,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Dec. 10th, 1885,
JOHN w. DoDD, Auctioneer.
Dec. Dist, At.