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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

ONE third the entire number of
delegates to the Cincinnati conven-
ton were from Ohio, and yet Ohio
refuses to put third ticket in the
field this fall. Great is the inconse-
quence of that third party move
ment,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

ABSENT in body but present in
spirit. The voluminous communica-
lions that reach the White house
from Secretary Blaine's desk, leave
no room to conclude that the great
Secretary is Sinking work even if
he is confined to limited movements
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

NEW ORLEANS did not share in the
generous showers that have fallen in
the eastern Mississippi gulf states,
and is as dry as barren and thirsty
land where no water is.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

MEXICO has lost an able financier
and servant, and President Diaz
very faithful and beloved friend and
assistant in the death of Minister
Dublan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

BISMARCK will appear in the reich
stag and oppose the grain tariffs, but
he is not likely to have strong fol-
lowing. The Independents notify
him that they will still remain inde-
pendent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

Ex-GovERNOR WISE, of Virginia,
delivered at the tomb Of Grant, on
last Saturday, one of the noblest
panegyrics ever pronounced upon that
immortal soldier.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

THE Houston newspaper men con-
tinue to report Sam Jones, but Sam
Jones reports no converts among the
craft.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

BARNEY GIBBS banking scheme
has no more show of being adopted by
the democracy than the sub.treasury
scheme of the alliances.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

STUMPING the state for senatorial
honors is a new departure. but If
Mills and Terrell and that crowd
commence the work they will find
Chiffon camping on their trail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

Bob INGERsoLL thinks that the
bard of Avon was nobody's fool. No
one thinks Pagan Bo b fool. Where
does DonnellY come in?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

BY reference TO Philadelphia press
reports it will be seen that the Prssi-
dent did not go fishing on Decoration
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

The President had not made so
many speeches during his western
tour that he had nothing left for
Decoration Day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1891.

THERE are 40 rasher men than Dom
nelly but he has missed it on Bacon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

THE G. A. r. thank Governor Wise
for his beautiful, tender, unselish
snd magnanimous tribute to their
great commander, Ulysses 8. Grant.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

SAN ANGELO is u big wool market.
San Angelo pays the highest prices
going for wool. These two facts are
correlated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

THE republican coroners have sat
on that force bill and pronounced
it dead. Let the democratic tears
also die.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

THE Dallas Times Herald cannot
even claim originality for the length
of its ears. Like the mans axe in the
scriptures they are borrowed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

The boy i'll the bottoms ought to be
happy this year; that is in the San
Antonio bottoms. Prospects are
splendid for big pecan crop.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02

THE Texas Juror does not take kind
ly to the death penalty. The court
records establish this fact. Try some
thing else.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02
70 oua EasrERNE :ApvERTIsEss.

All advertising for the Daily and Week
y LIGHT, must come to US through our
special agents, MeSSrs. Palmer & Rey, 232
80 235 Temple Court, New York.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02
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accompanied by the name Of the author. not
a.cessarily for publication, but Sc evidence Of
good fsita on the part OF tbs writer. Write onl
~ one side Of the paper, In plain hand. An
snyrous communications VIII not be noticed
Toe LIeHI Will not be responsible for the state
nsut Gifts correspondents
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-02
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Speotsl rates given on larger space ard long
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Announcements for STATE and County ofhcers
TEX Dollars in advance.
Gw-An contracts or bIlls must be approved by
9ssgrsssrv and NJ snsaGer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02


A fcw days ago q Jewish physician
Of some intelligence, whose diploma
had been withdrawn from him upon
the ground that he was too full Of sym.
patty for some poor wretchcs suspected
Of nihllian, assured me that the Rus.
sian Jews who have reached the United
States feel like singing hymns Of thanks.
giving. Since his arrival IN this coun.
try this physician has been visiting the
tenement houses aud workshops OF the
east side Of New York city In order To
gain some notion Of tho life Of his fol.
low countrymen here. "'rheir condl.
ton may seem miserable TO you, he
said. but II Is paradise compared to
the horrors from which they have es.
capped"
When one realizes that In the vast
area east Of the Bowcry populated by
Russian Jews the crowdlng. tho nth,
the noise aud the stcnchcs arr beyond
description, and that tho minority Of
these people work FROM fourteen 10
eighteen hour day, often beginning
their labor ut dawn and continuing il
until they fall exhausted upon the piles
of clothing that they mako for the
chonp shops lao can 200 that the fate
Of the Russian jew who has to stay In
Russia must bo hard indced.-P. q.
Hubert, Jr, In Forum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02

succession of three pens, each smaller
than tho last, will facilitate matters. II
the Hook Il large one tho pens may bc
double. "a In the illustration. ~ that the
dipping vat may be operated from each
eide. Have the pens built near n stream
OF water. 20 that the water mny be 70.
plcnishcd frequently Have the heating
boiler close to the vat, ~ that the liquid
can be- run along trough or pipe easily
into the storage or dipping vat.
Tho illustration shows tho kind Of vat
recommended by Crozicr. and "a adapted
from his book. The three double yards
are shown, beginning ut the bottom.
From the lane tho animals arc driven
Into the larger yard. then into the smaller
ones ~ they are wanted. At the far ond
Of the last pen Is stage, sloplng upward.
In pens just NJ each end Of the farther
side Of the stage are four sheep In dccoy
pcns, prevented From getting ont by
wirc netting. which, being ~ silly rs
sheep. the victims that arc 10 h. dipped
do not see. They ascend the inclined
stage and go toward their companions In
the pens. Here. however, u vile piece
Of deceit has been practiccd on them.
The treacherous stage IL u fitting plat
'orm, which Immediately turns with
their weight and prccipitates them into
the tobacco water vat, where thoy arc
Instantly immersed all over by the fall.
II Is here that the attendant must seize
each Sleeps head and hold II above
water, 10 that tho animal may not swal.
low the liauil.
For large ilocks vat twenty feet long
ID needed. The vat is long aud narrow,
10 that the attendants may easily reach
across aud into II. II the sleeps legs
were tied II could DO dipped into the
liquid by means ~ belt around Is
body, As each animal finishes its bath
Il Is permitted TO walk upn cheated floor.
Ing 10 the drying yard. Here II Is kept
I'LL nearly or quite dry. This IA especial.
ly necessary with ewes having young
lambs. which should not DO allowed nc.
cess to tho mothers until tho tobacco
Juice has dried.
A large quantity Of water IA needed
for hocks OF sheep running up into the
thousands IN number. Two boilers
holding 100 gallons Of water each
should be ready near tho tank at tho
stream. In these tho water Is boiled
md the infusion Is made. Do not lot
the tobacco stems boil. The hot liliHd
may he run of into tho dipping vat and
cooled. For large dock. however.
preparations must DO made a day or two
beforehand, and storage watts containing
altogether 800 TO 1000 gallons must BE-
ready to hold the infusion. Then there
will be enough for tho flock.
Tho formula for the dip Is this. For
a few sheep steep four ounces Of coarse
tobacco and one Of sulphur IN gallon
Of boiling water. When the iiocks are
large take one pound Of tobacco and
on,-fonrth pound Of sulphur to four gal.
Ions OF water
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02

Lifo at sandringhain Is very simple.
Tho prince breakfasts with his sons
nnd any male members Of the royal
family who may be there; tho princess
breakfasts In her private apartment,
while the young princesses break their
fast In an old fashioned room still
known as the sclioolroom. When this
meal IL over tloy come down TO fay
good morning 10 their father, and are
usually accompanied by group Of pet
dogs Tho gentlemen 20 out shooting
or riding, while the ladies In the house
ainuso Themselves with books aud pa.
pers, and, later In the day, are Joined
by the princess,
Luncheon brings all together, and
this informal meal Is, when the season
viii permit, served In n tent put up IN
the woods near where the mighty hunt.
ers ARE, The princess leads the proves.
sion, going TO this In smart yellow
cart drawn by tho plulnpest Of ponies.
driving herself and one Of her lady
guests Slie Is, by the by, an cxtrmo.
ly good whip, Luncheon over, the
ladies return To Sandringham house,
everybody meeting again ut o'clock
tea, and dinner being served IN the
dining room at half-past s o'clock.
The prince and princess dino with
their guests, the princess sitting In III,
renter Of one side OF the table, whit
the prince Is exactly opposite, When
dessert Is sawed n piper plays the bag.
pipes In tho corridor outside, In vort,
able Highland ,tyle--thnt l., pacing
backward and forward. Lady Eliza.
beth Hilary In Ladies' Home journal
a Live Issue,
DO you believe our ancestors carried
tnilsY
"iiorheration, Who carcss Why don't
you AK II they carried poeketbooksin-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02

The Right Hon, Charles Pelham vi.
llor, the vetenn member for Wolvors
hampton, delights, when talking over
his early election conpalgns, TO tell the
following story In the course Of his
llrt canvass IN Wolvcrhampton Dor
ough being then a very young man, he
called on a little shopkeeper at willcn.
hall TO solicit his vote. The shop
keeper was MOI at home, but his wllc
was and Mr.. Vllliers, in true courticr
like style, male known TO tho good
lady the purport Of his visit, Having
listened 10 tho candidate, tho lady
handed Mr. villlon piece OF chalk,
saying;
Chalk thy name ON tho counter lad,
aud my malster shall inquiN thy cllnr
actern
Mr. Villlers complied and got the
vote, and the shopkecper proved one
vi his staunchcst supporters,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02
NE WRONG DUDE.


tad rate OF y Enuch VINO Demanded
Cigarettes frcm an Inoten.i,r being.
The cars which run after midnight
usually contain one or two who may q.
that unsccmly hour enjoy the privilege
of smoke. such car from one 81
the suburbs was boarded by % dnppcr
little dude who was smoking cigar
cite. He was dressed IN immaculate
linen. evening dress aud oycnuat, aud
weighed probably from 1t5 10 100
pounds. llis faro WIS pale. and nlic.
gcther ho looked A. ihongh n good pun
of wind would blow him away.
At The next crossing big. burly Tel.
low, apparently hu.nm friend Of
Bacchus g1t on board lie eyed Mr..
Dude for minute or two. aud finally
blurred QUE
"Sny sonnyl Give ~ u cgnrrtte"
The dude said not word but
reached into his coat pocket and drcw
forth tho required article. which no
handed to his unwclroinc companion.
The latter was evidently PINNED for
a BIT 81 inn, row. or anything olso
that came niong lilo reached nver
anJ ,,,l. "a, Jnic.s ti,i,,o1 81 ,r,n,
,he lnt,c,s wnr,h n. M. n,n anJ
c,.,inc A., ~ 80 -, a., IA. .,naii ,',,
,in ,l.v ,l,e ho-rr,..J ,n,,oc,, .,t.i.
aw,y
NJ md. ,,i,,t, n, o,,,h,r ,;,,,r
otto yl,hn,, Jci',,,i,, 10 r,,.nn, ,l,o n.
NH
Tbc h,rly ana .,,o,,od 4, .il.,,, ~,
TOO, az tl,r,,, ,,in,,,., ,t,,n ,I,,,,. a..
rr,pnnn, ~ ,i,o ,i,,-,,,', a,,ny ,o,ia,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02

A survivor OF the haIylsiips Of Ere.
mont's terrible four expeditions writes
~ follows Ia posthumous narrative Of
the expedition printed In The Century.
Ia which he moro than hints nj ia,
eact Of cannibslsm;
II was curious 70 hear different men
tell Of the workings u the mind when
they were starving. Some wcro con.
siantly dreaming or imagining that
they saw before them a bOuntiful fcfst,
and would make selections of different
dishes. Others engaged their minds
with other thoughts. Foo my part
kept my mind amused by entering con
tinuaily Into all the Ininutm Of farm.
Ing, or Of some other systematic hn.l.
ness which would keep up a trnin Of
thought, or by working mental solu.
tion Of mathematical problems, bring
Ing In review the rudiinchts Of some
science, ar by laying out plans for tho
futurc, all having n connection with
home and after life
SO IN this way mover allowing myself
To think upon tho hopclcs.nc,s of our
condition. yc, always keeping my eyes
open tn every chance | kept hope alive
aud never once suffered myself to do.
spond. And TO this course greatly at
tribute my support, for there wcp
stronger men who, by worrying them.
selves, doubtless fastened their death.
Ten out Of our party Of thirty three
that entered tho mountains Ind per.
ishcd, and few days moro would have
finished the other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02
BIG MONEY IN A nrckrIs.
u cost only. rifiy Cents. but ~ Was
Worth Twenty thousand Doiinr-.


Worth Twenty thousand D.iihr-.
His recktic WINS worth 10000. A
plain, black, ordinary looking, every
day four INLAND, but worth 100000.
He was n traveller who had Just come
In on the Santa lie route direct from
Arizona, and he removed his coat aud
vest preparatory to cleaning his cindcr
spccklcd fnce in the lavatory 81 prom
lnSnt Michigan avenue hotel. With
tho carclcssncss oi western man he
Hung his coat and vest on n contiguous
chair. but his ncokiic. his four-in.hand,
be- carefully rolled up in small com-
pas aud thrust deep into his trousers
pocket.
THIS unusual exhibition of caution
excited the curiosity Of u friend, and
The natural query, "Whcroforci" doycl.
opcd q most Ingenious device.
THAT ncclile Is worth just SEQ. 0o0
plus the cost price Of the article itself.
Sale"
Tho smile Of incrduliiy brought the
valuable piece Of black sill. to view
again With hi- pcnknife the traveller
opened the scam. and. while unfolding
tho ripped portions dnsllcd the eyes "
the skcptic with ten crisp. clean q. 900
hills. ton thousand dollurf on this
end aud the ZANE ante ON tho other
Beats n money belt all hollow.
II was held up 10y the James and
Younger boys In Blue Clay Cut one
time. and Jim Younger ran his nnnd
over my body and felt the money belt.
nnl handed over. Just 81. 200. Hut
whut thief would ever look twice at n
Nifty cent ncchticl They might corral
II n WIS rcd or yellow. or even sky
blue, but plain black i too unobtru.
siyc. for those chaps run 10 high color
This plan Is better than the porous
plaster scheme too Never heard Of Il :
well. next timc you travel with
more rcady cash tlinn you care to have
obtalnnblc, step ipto drug stor and
buy two porous plasters. Fold your
wad neatly aud Hat. wrap around Il a
piece Of oiled silk and stick plaster
over II and ON 10 tho outside NJ the
other plaster. Then slap this double
deck plaster on your chest aud no ones
the wiser. hut the four in.hand rack.
cts the best, and the man with the
s2O, 600 nccktic gave Il final twist ns
lac tied II around his collar. slipped on
his vest aud coat aud walked ont,
serene and secure with twenty Il 900
bills nugly hid away Ia his queer
safety deposit vault. Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02

IN the ni'tict Court in ard or me rhri
Judicial District ~ Utah Tcutuly.
County u SAT Lake.

Judicial tliHlftrt ~ Wan lrrTltNIg.
coun'y Of SAT Lake.
Tue pesortt saurgs rshk. a Corporation.
iramur'.
George y Yeadop, ilerfletla Yeadon. stewart
Z. llauHh, Janice Murdoch, Cooper Audurt
t0n and idNaft !. 1fuuwith,
ncfcudanit
The People q the Territory OF Utah send
rrsoiinHi
To George D. Nesion. Henrietta Yeadou. stew.
mt =. baugh, James Maddox, Cooper A..
defs"u aud Edward J. irsnath bciond'
unts
you ARR nEREuY arQrinED To ~.
pear In az a. Boa truuEht aEaiuHt Ynu hy
ne ahuys name1 plalnun 10 The instinct coufi
Of the ihird judicial iiaitiet Of me icutnr
~ ttah, und 10 Hnswtr he compliant q ~
ihtrOiu within ten days loNrlusiNc Of DE tuy
Of fefNircl after The sstNce On you ~ this
stmmons-if served within this county or. 10
served out ~ this county. but iu titis dlsiftrt
within twenty dnys, 0ihHtwnc within fnftS
days of Judgment BY dgtAut viii be latrl
hgningi you. according To nc prayer II ssid
Tiic I'D acton T. brought to recover tho
sum o. so With interest thereon ~ , psrrcHt
Jer annum tpm July y, tpu, and the snn Of
from June is'n. Hnd Ten per cent ~ tho
amount found due a. attorneys Zee, ami e. t.is
81 the .uil aud tor sucn eihcr or further re-
let m the prslulfes 40 % this court may seem
meet and equitable. And further decree e..
TIT. couri Tor iht foreclosure aud sale of 81 par
ot lot s In block u, piit ~" hlt Lake y 90
survey, cummeneidF NJ point ~ rods sonih
from The y, ". corner ~ said lot, fuHulng
hence east 7 fous, thence snuth 90 rods
thence west rods iherrc nofth - 20 tho
place at beginning, under moTtgHFo made
cNr' utNranh delivered hy the faie defendant
iu the suid pliuun september 9th, is-a o. 80,
cure payment ~ spTonlsotl n0ira Tor $1,000
each and even date anu pai able one yraf after
tate with interest from late uuul pait that NO
part Of q thor OF said ufnmisury notes nhs been
paid except Interest IN ihe ntsl one duWn tn
July u. lrfp. and the lniffffto on the fcrund one
down TO juue D. lsnl Nhifh faii moHEagr
provided Tor m Attorney Zee ~ H'sfrsalf.
1hai the Ha'd drfrnIsuts ana IN 9th rrsffnns
claiming said premises sunstqaUni 10 snld
plAinuts norigage may bee barred and tore
closed under All sale, ard that tue proceeds
OF said sale be applied 10 the payment oi tlir
amount due tho plsinuh alter paying MI cost-
nnf rNr ensrs nnd attorneys Zee And that the
! ifinli may have judgment Tor any deficiency
which may remain after applying all inc PRO
ceVds ~ said sale against tho SAID defendants
George u, lead0u ana litniirlin eadon,
And you are hereby no infd that II YOU fall
IN hppsar aud answer the said complaint A.
above required, the said piaiutin Will apply 80
the cuuit tor tho relief demanded therein.
witness the Hon, Charles =. Zane, judge and
the seal Of the i'istfici Court ~ the Ihird
Judicial Ilitrrt. ~ aud ~ the TerTiinrs OF
Ithh, this lith day ~ frhuarY. va the
Ncaf,f lur lord ono thousand r.ght nuns
bred and uineivsnne,
IlENill &, MCMILLAN.
~ GRO. II. LOOMS,
pvpuiy Clcr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02
JUDGING SHEEP.
nov 10 Tes, the Length and rinenrs. Of
f'ieece.

fleece.
A sheep grower who Is growing for
wool as well a. mutton should he a good
Judge Of wool, so that he may determine
the comparative values Of his feeces.
in Judging there must be u standard,
and this standard must have due REGARD
to hueness. to length of staple aud TO
density. In judging rs TO iineness com.
mencc at the shoulders. as there the
finest wool 10 always to BE- found. This
may be- taken ~ the standard and CON.
pared with the wool i;um the ribs. the
thigh and the rump, aud the nearer the
wool from the various portions 10 the
animal approaches this standard the bet.
ior the fleece Is II tho result Is salts.
factory II Is pronounced as to fincness
very "evon.r
In scrutinising tho length Of the staple.
II the wool from the ribs. thigh md back
approximaies reasonably In length to that
Of our standard. the fleece 10 again pro.
nounced rs regards length Of sinple
true and even" The density Of the
fleece Is then examined by closing tho
hand upon tho portions Of the rump and
loin wool. a these parts are usually the
most faulty II this point proves salts
factory II Is pronounced even ~ 20 den.
atty. The last point Is the most difficult
to determine. a. In II touch must be tho
sole guide, the eye not being depended
upon. as in the other examinations. To
summarize these proofs. u TIE fleece IL
Of nearly equal nnenesa anu length on
shoulder, rib and back, and Of density on
shoulder. rump and loins. we have a
model sheep for producing wool.--Da.
lota Farmer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE n ntuLN GIVES. TliNr Is
Court ~ The County o. Salt Take. Torfiinfv of
ttaH. on the IN LAY " irbguarr. isll, In the
ihHits" ~ the estfteof iicnrvInH1fefeu, fnecua
vi.tnc undcrsigned. hdmluiftntfis nf the said
!sinc, Willtell a. ytigaio salg 70 The lishrft
bidder. for cash, subject tu runhUnAtluu ly said
irgilsi. Court. on The .9td day OF Apui. isqi.
u " O'Clock No., at the Law niGrc ut iislards
Moyic, IN the Consultation binding Ne n
street. In the ciiy and county ~ AT i.itc Ter
fltoN ~ Utah. all the risit. title and lntetest
anl rst ic ~ The SAID iienrl lnFhrcscn. " tho
interest iha. The ss'i siaie ha.' By operation
OF Law or uths vice, acquired. utirf than or IN
ADDITION 10 that oftre ssid iirury iuglrr en- Al
the time Of hls dlath. iu and 10 no thst certain
piece ~ parcel u' lana situate fnu md
cinE In llc rtiy AMI touniyn i -al LAX Ter
uupry Of I tai, and bounded uni dtscrici -
fnll0vs beginning NJ point un tn1 East eide
" ROAD east ssNcn'Y tao huudtCiihs IO..lI
ctnin., and north oue and ninety two nun
dfedihs ti.Hil rhainf. from The s1utlWcHt rur.
ncrof the northeast guaror of SECTION rvrn
" seven az iu tuNushif pns .iI south. NJ
hange ore % tact, salt ale Meridian thrucc
south eighty iWn - degrees nu1 trilllI mlu
itcs. Wet exit is| chains, thence Nu'h I've
& ~ chaini, thence norln tirhiy two ~ DE-
sfccs aud ten .loi minutes, West eight .sI
chains, ucnec south Eve lil eha|us 10 tho place
VI beginning. together VIII 10 seeundsry
water fisht u The same. aud ALEC with rght
~ wy ia. an Irritating ntrh arruss q IHuduf
said estate 70 the Above described land. a. such
apiaFs - will ur pfafilrsi ma she least in|us
raus 70 the ssiaifoi aid dcestsod
Terms end conditions 0f sale iaHh. tou prr
cent, ~ purchase tnuufy ~ hc l.td N thr ad.
minlsirAiriN on thc day ~ sale hIHurc un
COS frmhtinu ~ sali by sAid tutt, Dfrd al
expense ~ purchaser, nids tn Doe 300 Wutuf
ana delivered ~ aaii admin |atnttlA befo
ANNA II. C,LNEUT.
Admiulsirauix of the cstalc Of iigury ins
ssli i6le CIV, March s;h i.5l dm