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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-08-20
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-08-20
SHERIEE'S SALE.

First publisher in the ABILENE WEEK.
REFLECTOR, August 10, Issl,I
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07
Notice Of Incorporation

NORTH CAROLINA, WAKE County.
In the otfi:;e Clerk of superior Court.
Notice is hereby given by the und ersign-
ed, that the briggs Building and Manu-
fscturing Company have this day been
Incorporated under the laws Of North Car
olina: that the business proposed to be
done by said co npany is the building and
repairing houses and he Improvement OF
ZEAL esra g, the bu, ing, saving and .e ling
lumber, the manufacture and sale of any
articles made OF wood or a combin alton OF
wood and metsl and other materils, the
buying, selling holding, 'enting and ieas-
ing real estate, aud dong such other
things not contrary tt law to carry on the
business as above indicated. The princi-
pal place of business is r leigh, N. C.. the
duration of the CORPORATION 60 years: the
amount Of capital stock is 1000, divided
into 1Z0 shares of the par value of 5 o.
each. with the privilege Of increasing said
stock to 800 ,O0); that no etockholder shall,
be individually liable for any debt. con
tract, omission Or liza iGty O. said corpora
ton.
JOHN W. THOMPSON
Clerk Superior Court Wake County.
'ept 13th-6w.
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07
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is recommended by physicians because
they see it's healthy effects all around
them.
A leading physician in New York
and director of one of the large hos
pitfalls, says, Feb. 8, 1890, he has made
use OF the P. P. P. sent him, and was
pleased to say p. P. p. proved effica-
ciOus in number of cases, and adds,
it is no more than he should have an
ticipated from the satisfactory combi-
nation of such well-known drugs.
A prominent railway superintendent
of Savannah tname given on applica-
tom says he was crippled by disease
in legs and arms, powerless to walk or
eat without assistance, having lost the
use of his limbs by rheumatism, ma
laria, dyspepsia, etc. Physicians here
sent him to New York and they re-
turned him here, and he was as COM
plete wreck as one could be and live
A course Of p. p. p. has made him
well man.
P P. P. is known among physicians
in the South for it's various aud won
derful cures as the great purifier of the
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07

sari5i Primary, W Secondary ss,a. and Tertiary
scrofula, blood and mercurial poison
and skin diseases are eradicated by the
use of P. p. P. Hosts of certificates
are in Office to show the cures in these
diseases where all other medicines have
failed.
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07
LEES PREPlEEB1

This pTrpara'
,acpded tor Tlrt
f0rt0p ,irr-,.i.-
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07
Rheumatism

kndrcd diseases With it's excrutiatino
pains are cured by the wonderful blood
cleansing properties of P. P. P. Prick
~ Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.
Catarrh
Originates in scrofulous taint P P. P.
purifies the blood and this prevents
catarrh
For Old Sores, Skin Eruptions, Pim-
pies, Ulcers and Syphilis, use only P.
Z. P, and get well and enjoy the bless
ing only to be derived from the use Of
2. P. P.-Prickly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassium.
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07

Lizzie, the 13 year old daughter #
r. A. Noell, of Roxboro, died We'd
nesday.
The Taylorsville Ander, Alliance
organ, has suspended. The editor
was Mr.. Ivey, late of South Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Martha Iseley, wife ofthe late
Rev. Alfred Iseley, died at the home
Of her daughter Mrs. Wright, in
Chatham county.
Mr.. David Schenck, Jr., of
Greensboro, who has been i'll for
some time with typhoid fever, is
improving rapidly.
The 'possum crop of the Rock
ingham section is fine. One man
has brought in 66 within the last
two weeks, the Rocket joyously
announces.
Mr.. E. D. Kyle, of Fayette-
vile, has been appointed general
freight and passenger agent OF the
Charleston, Sumter & Northern
railway, with headquarters at
Sumter, 5. &.
Ex-senator NJ. G. Toms, Of Hen
Jacksonville, and Miss Kate B. John
son, daughter Of the late Harvey
+. Johnson, president Of White
worth female college, Brookhaven.
Miss, were married at Asheville
| Nov. 4th.
Barium Hotel and improvement
company was organized at States
Vile this week. The Landmarks
says it is capitalized at 100000, in
shares of 500 each, and is otficered
as follows: President, DR.. j. j.
Mott; secretary, P. G. Carlton !;
treasurer, w. w. Walton.
The railroad warehouse at
Youngsville was broken into re-
Gently and several boxes of tobacco
and some sugar were stolen and at
tempts made to open the railroad
safe and also the safe of j. S. Tin
berlake, agent. A white man,
Isham Frazier, of Franklin county.
is charged with the crime and is
under bond to appear for trial, the
LouiSburg Times says.
Mr. W. H. Bell, of Branchville,
Sussex county, N. j., discerning
business man, who has been in New
Berne few weeks, has purchas.
ed from Col. Peter Mallett all his
Riverdale property, including the
pine straw factory aud over SOC
acres of land. Mr.. Bell, the Jourma'
says, has not entirely matured hi.
plans yet, but will likely have the
factory running again in a very
short time.
: The cotton gin of r. X. Young
in Vance county, has been burned
with about forty bales of cotton
sparks from engine causing the fire
The loss was about $4,000, with L,
O insurance. The stables, granary
and cribs of T. J. King, in Frank
lin county, the Times also notes
;, were burned Sunday morning
e Mules and other stock were scorch
9 ed very badly. James Rhodes,
c negro, who had made threats tha
he would damage Mr.. King, wa
,e arrested on suspicion
% At Durham Monday night job
= Ncathery who was in the lock u
" room Of the Jail, which contained
bunk with straw matrass, set the MAJ
rass on fire. But for the fact that til
AZ window was up he would have bee
. sufocated. He was taken out, seen
o' ing reluctant to leave the room whe
~ the door was opened. The hose con
pany put out the fire, which, had
been later in the night, would ha,
Or caused serious damage to the jai
O. Neathery, on the charge of attemptir
O. to burn the jail, was bound over
v the sunerior cOurt in G5OO tho G.,
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07
FROM MURPHY
TO MANTE9,
News in North Carolina
in a Condensed
Form.
THE STATES PROGRESS.
Incidents and Industries, EDorts
and knergies, Persons and
Things from Cherokee
to Curratuck.

DIR. John A. Stevens is chief mar
shall of the Clinton fair.
Caldwell county voted in favor
of the stock law last Tuesday.
Rev. r. H. Wills died at his res
idence at Greensboro Thursday.
The North Carolina Presbyterian
synod meets at Durham next week.
1t is charged that money is being
loaned at Hickory at the rate of 6O
per cent.
Enough subscribers have been OBJ
tanned to secure the establishment OF
telephone exchange at Oxford.
w. T. Gray, Of Asheville, has
been appointed superintendent of
motive power of the street railway
there.
AT Oxford revival meetings are
now going on at the Methodist
church, Rev. r. P. Troy, Of Little
ton. preaching.
Several routes have been sur
veyed for the Oxford & Coast Line
railroad link to the Durham &
Northern road.
The Baptist State convention
which meets at Goldsboro next
Wednesday will represent a mem
bership of about 100000.
Work has begun on the new
passenger depot at Wadesboro by
the Cheraw Il Darlington and the
Carolina Central roads.
Jane Hall, colored, died at Sails
bury at the remarkable age of lOl.
She was, the Herald thinks, the
eldest person in Rowan.
The four-year old son of Mr..
David Deason, of Union county,
was severely burned a few days
ago and is not expected to live.
Mr.. Killian, of Chicago, is among
BERTHE people in the interest of the
Norfolk, Wilmington & Charleston
railroad, on the right of way ques-
tion.
Mrs. jerome Dowd died at the
home Of her father. Judge McCor-
kle, at Newton last Tuesday night.
She had been i'll for long time
with consumption.
Mr.. L. Weldon, Of High Point
has purchased site at Carthage
upon which he will build a mill t(
manufacture shuttle blocks, spok,
billets, handle blocks, &c.
The Egypt coal mines will b,
developed to capacity of 800 ton.
daily output. Much additional ma
chinery will be put into the plan
for furthering this increase in it
capacity.
The government warehouse a
the distiIlery of Johnson & Minis
near Merry Oaks, has been burned
and the Pittsb0ro Record states tha
eighteen barrels Of whiskey we-
burned in it.
Sheriff Allison, of Iredell, has fo
some days been on the track of Jt
seph Cass, who killed W. G. Woo
ten, near Harmony, in Iredell, se'
eral months ago. On Thursday h
arrested Cas5 in Tennessee.
Mr.. A. +. Wilson, of Morgan
ton, who is stocking a farm on TX
river. has recently, the Inorganic
Herald says, purchased a large her
OF Augora goats, in Texas, and h;
had them taken to Mitchell to
wintered on the farm.
AT Graham the cap of teri
cotter fue in the Cleaner office Fl
upon the roof and rolled to tt
street. AT that moment little sc
of Mr.. J. w. Menefee, happened
be passing. The fue struck him
the head. He was picked up a
parently lifeless and bleeding fro
serious wound. He has as y
only partially rallied.
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE,
Burke County, N. c.

The Rutherford College is situated
in Burke County, about one mile from
the w. n. c. Railroad. The healthful
ness of the place is remarkable. Tbs
climate is bracing and cool in sunmer,
and protected by surrounding noun
tains from severe cold in winter. No
epidemic has invaded the village in its
history. Within ten minutes walk
are the famous Connolly Springs, the
waters of which are shipped to Europe,
and which are thronged the year round
with invalds. Young ladies and gen
tlemen coming to the College from
malariai districts 81 improve in appear
ance dnring the college term that the
place has become proverbial as a health
resort as well as for its educational
facilities It is a moral place. 1t IS
the centre of a local tion township,
and all the towns within forty miles
are under prohibitory restraints
Board can be had in full for IS to 50 per
month; n messing clubs for So to S5
ui,ioi' = ges from $2, in Preparatory
Depac;Ai~ ~nJ, to 81, in College classes.
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07


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CROCERn

Meat. Ma, Cor
Mil Feed. Su-4r.
supplies general
The state chronicle., 1891-11-07
g. A. GOODWIN. T. L. kElI,p4-pc
A Magnificent Display!
Monuments,
f0mbst0neS and
Fencing.

have associated with ma in TIE Pal-
aigh and Fayetteville Marble and
Granite Works Mr.. r L bemshGrg.
Of Fay etteville n. C.. and in the future
ali business entrusted to us will b. eX
ecuted under the firm name o. Coed
win Il Remsburg. end will receive
careful and PROMPT attention cur
business ia gro" n SO rapidly that sc
have become vide awake to 'he wants
Of the people. and have put in stock.
both at our Fayetteville aud Ra!eigt
works, tre largest aud rost attractive
stock of Monuments TomhstoneS ald
iron Fencing ever exhibited in this
State. This is q broad assertion, bui
we have baen working for years to not
only make this fact known in print,
but to convince you by aviDg You cal
at cur WORKS and examine the largesr
stock now on exhibition in this stat
Hoping to receive r share Of Jon,
patronage, ard promising TO give our
irdlvldual attention to each and every
order, we remain,
Very reSpe ctfEl'y.
The Lamar register., 1891-10-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

WUI-EA-. Auzastas h Namp.cr, I.4 Jy
his certain deed Of trust, dated the first
day OF July, 4, r.. l>ss. recorded In hook
,, page /. OF the records Of Beat C1uurEr
Colorado. and Transcribed 20 the rcguuls
OF PrOwurs county, Colorado county
created 0uL Of = portion OF tho territory
formerly comprising Bent county. Colo
rado, to book b, page up. Of the records Of
Prowers cuIHtV. Colorado. convey TO An
th0uy II. Heber, trustee, certain real
estate situate ia Pg0wers county, Colo.
rsdo, formerly Beat county, Colorado, de
scrthGd as follows. tnswit
The south east quarter OF section two
~ township twenty three r-sI south o!
range for;y-twu AZ west Of the sixth
principal meridian containing Uuc huu-
ured and sixty acres, more or less. said
deed Of trust being made TO secure the
payment Of one certain promissory note,
payable 10 the order Of tie American
Mortgage Trust Company, OF Meade Cen
ter, Kansas, for The sun Of Three Hun
dTed aud Fttiy Dollars . Ol with later
est coupons attached, given by the said
Augustus II. Wamp!er, and
NHEHEAs. il is pros ided by said decd OF
trust that u the said principal note, Crazy
OF The interest coupons be not paid fOs a
period Of thirty days after the same shall
become due, thea tho whole OF the said
principal note. and the intercs thereon,
may, az the option OF the legal holccr
thereof, become due and payable, and
"HEEEA~, II Is 10 said decd OF trust
further provided, that IN the case Of the
death esiCnationr removal. absence, ro
lusal, failure or inability Of the said An
thony h Hsber, to act as trustee as afors
SAID the then sheriff OF Bent COUNT
Colorado, shall and is appointed aud mad
successor in trust vita full power and
authority TO act a. trustee a. Aforesaid,
and
WHEBE.-, The said Anthony n Hebgr
IS absent, and unable 10 act Ant has re
fused and failed TO act As trustee as aforr-
said, and
WHnEAs, Default for the period OF
thirty days has been made in the payment
OF one interest coupon, falling due on the
first day of July, a. D. 1891. aud the legal
holder OF said note, and the interest cOu-
pom, has elected TO declare the whole
amount secured by the said note, aud the
interest thereon, 10 the date Of sale due
and payable,
Now, therefore, /. T. J. Hickman.
sheriff of Bent County, Colorado. sue
cessor IN trust, will at the request Of the
legal holder Of the said note and interest
coupon, and in accordance with the terms
OF the said deed Of trust. proceed 10 seII
the said hereinbefore described real es
tate, at public auction, 70 the highest and
pest bidder for cash, at the front door OF
me court house in the City Of Las Animas,
county OF Bent, State Of Colorado on
the 18th day OF October, a. ID. lsgl. be
tween the hours Of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon
OF salu day, TO satisfy the said debt he
tine SAID deed Of trust secured, liens eX
penses and costs Of executing this trust.
T. ]. HICENAN.
Sheriff Of Bent County, Colorado.
Successor in Trust.
The Lamar register., 1891-10-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREhs, Dudley C. Smith, did by his
certain deed Of trust dated in the first
day of January, A. D., Isss recorded in
book 10, pages 45g and 463, of the records
OF Bent county, Colorado, and transcribed
To the records Of Prowers county, Colo
rado, county created out of portion Of
tue territory formerly comprising Bent
county, Colorado, TO book b, page ] Of the
records OF Prowers county, Colorado, con
vey TO Anthony II. Heber, trustee, certait,
real estate, situate in Prowers county,
Colorado, formerly Bent county, Colorado,
described as follows, 10 wit:
Tne west half Of the north west quarter
south east quarter OF the northwest quar-.
ter. south west quarter Of the porth east
quarter OF section three t3j township
tweuty-tnTee fsJl south OF range furty-six
90 west OF The sixth principal meridian
Containing one hundred aud sixty acres
10 ore or less; said deed of trust being
made 10 secure the payment of one certain
prouhssory note. payable to the order or
the American Mortgage Trust Compauy
" Meade Center, Kansas, for the sum az
Four Hundred Dollars 500 with iutsgsst
cou2oas attached, siTsa o. :hs said pad.
lay c sGiet sra
The Lamar register., 1891-10-10
TRUSTEES S SALE.

Iyurr-,s. Jesse Edmonsuu aud NaEy
s EArr5usuu. his wife. did D tAet -. -
ssFp decd af trust dated Ga tAe aEet SsS
Of JrIy. A. -. lsss rrrcT1el m s9oN =
ua-c d. Of :s- records uf bcnt -tll -,
t'slSra.Ia and tra1-SrI ssd 70 the rooor4s
- -. County. Calor1lc, co4niy
-r-str1 cut ufa portion 6f thc Icrr.soiy
formerly r5rsprisiuE Beat comfy Nese,
rado 10 book - rage -, oi the rceerIs "a
Prgwcrs Cguuty, G1i0rz1u, c9aFeJ 70 -
tluuy Il HCbCg, trustee, certain 20 :
tate. situate IN l'gowcHs County 'ohoraao,
formerly Beat CJaniy, Co40ra1o' Ges f'sea
~ fellows, ig wit.
The scG-,g,-.-t quarter Of section iweaiy-
nine Tass tr-p-uip twenty Two l--Is
south Of range 'u-'S clc itAH' "eh'
of iso eth prneipa! ---st1lsu, 500,
tsiuIa- rpc hauaFrd and sir'y ilVol
arrcs. MON gr less said cerr o.
trust being made iu secure tEe ray Eicf' o.
Que certain urlmlss0Ts Eulc, pat ablo 70
The order q IEu AuCrical Mortgage
Trlst Company, Of Meade Ccutef, hAnszs,
for The suu uf tWo hlu1rnd and nlt5 90
lars go vita interest coupons attached
riyen bF tho said Jcsss t-1moasol And
Mar = Edmaa 500, zua
Wu1srt-. It : prHy.4cI by said deed o'
trust that = tHa said EriEClpal note ~ sny
Uf the IuyCrcst uC-f3aus uc aoi rald igf =
period ot tGlFtg days a''sF ths salH g ahal.
become duo. thea llc wa9.e q tHc sala
prlariral uuJc, and tbr iEtsErsi GhsUcoa'
nav. n Js- 5ptFgu of The legal h1lasr
thereof, broomo iEo aul lzy2h.c, aud
wurHFA-. 10 IS Ls sid dcC4 Or tTlsi
further provided, tlAi lu TIE case ci TIC
death. rrslEuAttEB. removal @bscaCcs r0
fusal. failure or liability u tAe szla Al
thu1y II Hcber, 20 zEi - trostee - Ai9Ts
aid. the thea sErTlF % Hrut t11ntls .
Colorado, shall ani is arpasEtgsi ard l'isa 2
successor 10 trust, vita t-- paUVr -1d
4ltlotlty 20 act as yas'cu - AFORESAID,
and
WurEr.s. The said Antbauy II Heller
Is atscnt. aud unable o 49,. sBt ha. ~
fused aad failed TO act a. trustee - -ierV-
aid, AEd
WurrE... Default Zoe The period Of
thirty DAYS has been made 10 ths pgy EEea.
Of Une iuteTvst e9gpaur falling sue oa the
hrsi dag OF July, a d. 4,5I. and the Legal
holder % said cote aud IRE iaIcrest COS
I0u, has elected no declare The " aQ4o
sm0uEt secured b. Ihe sasI Egtrr and The
interest tEerc0u, - ilc date ci -A-e due
SSw. ibCrCtoue. 0. r. j. Hickman,
sherlG 1f Beat C8autF. Colorado sac
ccssUF iE trust. viii ~ fHD request q Tie
legal holder q he s4.l aatr lul interest,"
C5urgu. and sa acG1g1salu- s!sG ias Ler n ;
o. The said deed Of trust Pu5cCcd 70 sell
the said herein before tcscr.oel real e
tate, a. public a1St.gu, 70 tEC Etvurst aud
best bidder for cash. a. The Truat door OF
the court house ~ the CITY OF las Aulmas,
County q Bent state Of Colorado, on
the 18th day OF October, A D. ISL, Be
tween the hours oi nine e.ucs 10 the
f0rgnoou aEd Eve o. CLOCK In the atteruooa
OF said dag. 20 satisfy the said debt, By
the said deed Of trGst secured, lleus, q
pcrses and costs OF executing lhls trust
7 J. HigkwsN
ShcriG Of Beat CeuBty, CClsr.do,
Successor Ia TTlst
The Lamar register., 1891-10-10
onening of Stanford unIxer sftx.


The formal ceremonies attending
the opening OF Leland Stanford, Jr., Uni
versity, which has an endowment esti-
mated at SO, 900 900, took place at Palo
Alto, California, on the lst. The trains
were all crowded, and il was difficult for
visitors to find accomm oiation at the uni
versity grounds a stage had been ar
ranged ut the north end of the quadrangle
and the spot had been decorated with
evergreens, palms ana American flags.
On the rear wall hung portrait Of Leland
Stanford, Jr., in whose memory the uni
versity had been erected.
Seats had been arranged on the stage
for all distinguished guests. trustees and
others. Every seat was taken and thous-
ands were obliged TO stand. At little
before noon Senator and Mrs. Stanford
ascended the platform amid enthusiastic
cheering, while the students for the first
time expressed their college yell-"Wah
Hoo Wah Hoo l. S J. L. Stanford -
President Davis Star Jordan OF the uni
versity then gave signal TO the choir and
the hymn, "Glory be to God on High"
swelled forth. Rev. DR.. Mackenzie
offered prayer, after which President
Jordan introduced Senator Stanford, who
was greeted with prolonged applause.
Senator Stanford spoke at length, review
ing the progress Of education and the
founding of this university.
Martin Kellogg, president OF the Uni
versity Of California, and President Jor-
dan made addresses, and after the singing
of the dedication hymn, which was
written some months ago for this occasion
by Captain Hull, L. 5. A, now deceased
the beuediction was delivered by Rev Dr.
Mackenzie and the spectators dispersed.
After the exercises Senator Stanford
entertained the board of trustees and
other friends at his residence. 40 stu
dents have been admitted to the various
classes of the university. OF these ninety
i've are yirls
The Lamar register., 1891-10-10
TRUs TEE's SALE.

WuLEE.s, Alice Is. T1rEeg Ild by be.
certain deed o. yrIsL dated the rEsL day
yi suly A. D. i-s-- Faggr4rI iu baus q,
page q, or the records % Prowcrs County.
Colorado. rUgggy u Anth0uy II Hebrr.
trustee, Ccrtail real estate situate Ia
Pgswers County, Colorado, dcscribssd IS
follows % wit
Lots one iII and two 90 sad the south
na.i or tho northeast quarter % section
iNe 'sf- township tEeaty four f14i,
sgl.a Of range forty six go, west
OF tho IN PRINCIPAL meridian. con
tanning one hundred and sixty flUOl
acres, more or less said deed OF
trust being made % secure the payment Of
one certain prJm.ssOry note. payable TO
the oroer Of The American Mortgage
Trust Company, Of ACaie Center. Kansas,
lpr tue slm OF ave hundred dollars 400
villa interest," coupons attached. given By
the said Alice G.. TGruey and
"HEEEA-, IL Is provided Dy said deed Of
trust tAat II the said principal note, orauy
u4 Tue interest coupons DC not paid for a
period 1t thirty DAYS after the same shall
become due, then the whole OF the said
principal uotc, and the Interest thereon,
may, At the option Of the legal holder
thereof, become due and payable, and
NHEHEA-, IL is ia said deed Of trust
lurtaer provided, that IN the case OF the
death, resignation, removal absonce. re
lusal, failure or inability OF the said An
thunF II HCBCr, to act ~ trustee a. afore.
sald, the then sheriff Of Prowers County.
colorado, shall and is appointed and made
successor IN trust With full power and
aud
WHEELAs, The said Anthony II. Heber
.s absent aud unable to act and has re
FUSED and failed to act as trustee as afore-
said, and
WHEREAS, Default for the period Of
lnlFty days has been made in the payment
9l g one interest coupon, falling due on the
hrst day OF July, a d. 1881, aud the legal
hpluer OF said note, and the interest eou-
ponr has elected 10 declare the whole
amount secured BY the said note. and The
interest thereon, to the date Of sale due
and payable
Now, therefore, I, W. c. MeCurrv
sheriff OF Prowers County, Colorado. sue
gess0F in trust, will at the reuupst n mo
regal holder Of the said note and interes,
coupon and in accordance with the terms
Of the said deed OF trust. proceed 10 seU
tae said herein before described real 90
tite, at public auction, TO the highest ana
oest oidder for cash at the front door ~
,ne court house in the CITY OF / arnar
Codhty OF Prowers, State Of Colorado ~
we lftn day OF October. A. ID. lSgI ne.
LWef the hours OF nine o'cloclr (, tbo
forenoon and five o'clock in mo af,errna- -
oI sald day, to satisfy the said don, b.,
w. .ne sala oeed OF trust secured, liens. eS.
foINes anu COSTS OF executing this trust
W. c. MCCUERr,
Slerin OF Prowers County.
successor in Trust