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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-17
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Yellowstone and Cascade County Cases
Passed Upon.

Yellowstone and Cascade County Cases
Passed Upon.
Omar Hoskins, plaintiff and respondent
We. Thomas McGirl. This action was for
the foreclosure of a mortgage given to
secure an obligation upon 4 written instru-
ment. which the parties called q promissory
note. The answer sets up several defenses.
The pleadings seem to indicate that "a
complete determination of the controversy
cannot be had without the presence of the
other parties" The lower court concluded
that the action should be dismissed with
out prejudice. The supreme court refused
to entertain the appeal. The note was
alleged to have been given by MoGirl to
Hosklns for $4,000. The parties were for
merlv partners in the cattle business in
Yellowstone county. Opinion by Associate
Justice De Witt.
Peter Arnold, respondent, VS.. John Sin
clair. The purpose of this action is to on
force the alleged rights of plaintiff as a Co
partner with defendant in a Wholesale and
retail liquor business, and property belong
ing thereto, which was established at Great
Falls in August, 1887, and carried on until
February, 1891. Business was carried on
under the name of John Sinclair. The
property is said to be worth S21, I'LL with
debts of 81 800. Is. and the net profits while
it was carried IN amounted to $16,7 1908 Is or
more. Arnold asks for the appointment of
q receiver and for an accounting. Sinclair
denies the partnership and says Arnold was
employed as clerk at 500 Per month. The
jury found that there was a partnership
and the court below made a decree dissolv-
ing the firm and ordered the appointment
of a receiver. Sinclair moved for a new
trial, which was overruled, Tho supreme
court sets aside the findings of the Jury and
r%everses the decree and grants a new trial.
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LEOPOLD IS CONVICTED.
A Missoula Merchant Found Guilty
Of Selling Whisky to
Two Indians,
The Montana Company, Limited,
Sued for Running Tailings
on a Ranch.
Tive supreme COURT Decisions
Handed Down.

Barnard Leopold, a ~well-known merch-
ant Of Missoula and q former resident OF
Helena, was convicted in the United States
,ircuit court yesterday of selling liquor to
Indians. The Jury recommended him to
the mercy'of the court. Judge Knowles
will sentence Leopold at 10 q. m. to-day,
The penalty is not more than two years.
imprisonment and not more than $500
fine. The prosecuting witnesses were Felix
Barnaby and Charles Finley, Flathead
Indians. Barnaby swore that Leopold sold
him a gallon OF whiskey for So last Febru-
sry at Nissoula. The other Indian testi-
fed that he got two and a half gallon from
Leopold at the same time for SIS a gallon.
Witnesses wers brought from Missoula for
the defense and gave Leopold a good
name. One of them said he was
opposed to the liquor traffic, but if any one
man in the United States were to be Al
lowed to sell 1t he would select Leopold on
account OF his careful conduct of business.
A blind Indian interpreter was used on the
trial. He is the we'll known Michael Re
vais, the official interpreter for Major
Roman. agent Of the Flatheads. Leopold
was defended by Col. Nolan. Assistant
United States Attorney John Mcdonald
prosecuted the case.
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RU1N1NG HIS RANCH.

A Suit Against tho Montana Com pany,
Limited, for Damages.
Toole & Wallace commenced an action in
the district court yesterday for Bartholo-
new Geahring. q rancl or on Silver creek,
against the Montana company, limited. for
q perpetual injunction and $4,000 damages
for running his homestead. He says the
company has been using tho waters Of Sill
yer creek in it's mill at Marysyille for three
on four years and returns it into the creek
charged with sediment and tailings. This
water, he says. comes down the creek ten
miles 10 his ranch and is unfit for irriga-
ton purposes and has covered his land with
a deposit of sediment two feet deep and de-
ssroying it's usefulness. He has fifty acres
Of meadow land and forty acres Of plowed
ground. Geahring makes claim to a prior
water right of 100 inches to the waters of
silver creek, made in 1866. For the last
four years. he saws, his farm has been dam
aged to the extent of $500 a year.
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TO the ayslum Al Warm SPRING..
Anderson il supposed TO hs from
lied Lodge, in Park county. whore
he says he has a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Maksla, whose husband In in business.
Anderson was arrested at East Helena yes
terday whore II was noticed that he war
acting -queerly and Sheriff Jeifris tele-
graphed to Red Lodge yesterday but re-
ceived no answcr last night.
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A suit has been commenced in tho dis
trlct eouFt by Annie M. Merritt to remove
= cloud to the title to lot fifteen. block
three, Helena original townsite. The clopd
alleged is a deed made by d. w. Cuitiss on
July IS, 1873, converting the property to
Madeline Z. ballard, who is the defendant
IN inc sn1s; Inc plaintiff says the defend
ant ABANDONED the property on Jan. Is.
1874, and has never claimed the right to re-,
onter on the property. Annie ri, Marritt
says she has been in possession OF tho lot
for sixteen years and asks for a decree or
tahlishinR her title To the pound, on which
she has placed $4,000 worth of improve.
ments.
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PERSONAL. :

g. r. Chaplin, OF Castle. Is = visitor in
Helena.
III. b. Wambsuoh, OF Great Falls, ID reg
uttered At tho Grand Central.
General Manager MohleE. Of the Grea'
Northern. will be In Helena to-day.
General Passenger and Freight Agent B,
Il. Langley. Of the Montana Central. Ia IN
Butte.
Travelling Passenger Agent s. i. q. steh-
bins. Of the Montana Central, spens Sunday
in Butte.
E~x.Surveyor General Harris 10 confined
to his residence BY illness, which ia no
considered serious.
Ban Stern, manager Of the Agnes Hun
tington company, la in Helena. Miss Hun
tinGton will appear In Helena Tune / and 2.
Mrs. DR.. II. ]. Werth and daughter left
Mrs. N. OsBrien. She will be absent about
two weeks
w. w. Iish, formerly cashier Of United
States assay office OF this CITY, arrived in
Helena = few days ago. and will remain for
several weeks.
W. G. Mahurin. editor of the Marysville
Mountalneer. accompanied by his wife. is a
visitor in Helena. Mr.. Mahurin predicts a
lively season At karysville.
G. w. Crane for Bloomington, Ills; Mrs.
A. Lind for New York, A. UllAn and Chas.
Daanslo for Baltimore, were among the
departures yesterday via the Great North
ern.
Donald Bradford for Chicago, Mrs. John
Jockey and children for Dubuque, Ed.
Martin for Omaha. L. b. Dana and Ely
Ruben for San Francisco, were among the
departures over the Northern Pacific yes
terday.
George H. Knight, of st. Louis, and VIM.
=. Booth. of San Francisco, are in Helena
to argue a case in tho United States circuit
court Tomorrow involving ths alleged in
ftingement of = patent. Th case is that of
tbs Pacific Gable Railway company against
the Butte City Railway company.
Gen. Merritt, in command OF the depart
ment of the Dakotas, will arrive in Helena
to-day. He will be accompanied by his
staff, n the party has accepted an invita-
tlon to be the guests OF tho Commercial
club while here. Gen. Merritt is on q tour
of inspection, and is one Of Helena's good
army friends.
G. p. Castle for Joplin, No.. ). @. Cur
tin, Miss Jennie Beveridpe. Mrs. J. 2. Dvas,
Miss Ida McCaulay and Mrs. 7. D.. Spratt
for San Francisco. j. w. Barbour for Los
Angeles, Mrs. E. E. Jockey for Salt Lake,
@. A. Calenaty Sadie Calenaty for Lead
vile were among the departures over the
Union Pacific yesterday.
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THE JOHN WORTH ESTATE.

Report of Appraisers Values It at About
M"- $4,000.
A report and inventory was filed in
Judge Bucks court yesterday Of the
estate Of the late John Worth, who died at
San Francisco. The inventory and APP
praisement shows the total value of the
estate to be worth $13, 0 1.6O, consisting Of
real and personal property. The report
shows that he had q half interest in the
Atlas, on Main street. Included in the in
v%entory is . policy for 5000 on the New
York Life Insurance company. The ap-
praisers were James sullivan, w. w.
Brown, and w. J. Hartwig. Mrs. Worth,
the administrative, filed an application yes
terday for an order to sell the personal
property of the estate.
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MRS. Bryant Wants a Divorce,

Florence b. Bryant who says she has
lived in Montana for twenty years brought
suit yesterday in the district court against
William g.. Bryant for a divorce and
nlimony. They were married at Helena in
1858. She alleges that he de-
serted her in January, 1889, Without eause
and has not contributed toward her sun
port since that time, though able TO do 40.
Ms. Bryant believes her husband il at
Santa Panla, California. They have two
children, Leila Leola, aged seven, and
Garnett L., aged five. She also asks for
the custody of the girl and boy.
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Orders in DeDartments I a,,, .

The Cold Blast Feather company Va C.
l." Whitehead. Judgment for plaintiff for
$4G5.e5 {.
Jacob Gerhold vs. r. A. Bell. Defendant
has two DAYS in which to prepare briefs.
William w. Lowe vs.. Thomas M. Everett
Deoree of foreclosure in favor of plaintiff.
Max Kahn VS.. c. NJ. Jefferis and Mer-
chants' National bank. Motions to file
amended ard supplemental answer and
Tor q continuance taken under Amusement.
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Tho entire bruneil stock of dry goods
ma notions has been removed to No. o
Nlain street, four doors above parcheu,.
drug store. The entire stock must be sold
before June l at prices at Less than fftv
cents on the dollar.
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Agents ted,

Agent in Helena and every city in Mon
tana wanted by New York Life Insurance
company. Large commission paid: ex-
perience not necessary. Address IL, Bailey
block, Helena.
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-,
The New

Operated by the Merchants Hotel com
pany, now begs to announce that its rooms
are open for the reception of guests.
Rooms will be offered to transient guests at
$1.25 per day (parlor foor), 81 per day
(tbird door), Is cents per day Fourth foor).
Extra for more than one occupant. Rooms
to permanent guests at less rates. ALI
modern improvements; steam heat, electric
light, return electio call bell system, and
sunshine in every guest chamber. Brussels
and velvet carpets used exclusively
throughout the house. Office, elegant bar
and billiard room. cigar stand and palatial
barber ehop on first floor.
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Manhattan.

Town lots in Manhattan are now offered
for sale. For full particulars as to prices
and terms of sale address George Kinkel,
Jr., or VIM. D. Flowers, Manhattan, Mon
taua.
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The entire Brnnel stock of dry goods
and notions has been removed to No.
Main street, four doors above Parchon's
dru. store. The entire stock must be sold
before june i at prices At less than fifty
cents on the dollar.
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For Sale
lndtyid Nal Patterns

Handsome bedroom suite. carpet and
other furniture. Room Ii, Porter flats.
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National Convention Fares

The G eat Northern will mako rata of
one fare for the round trip to all national
conventions. The first one will be thu re.
publican convention at Minneapolis.
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For Rent

kranich's grove, saloon and private house
for u term of several years; terms very rea-
sonable; the only summer resort near Hell.
ena. Inquire at che grove.
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Buy : ladies' silk umbrella for $1.b0 or = gen
ttleman's 2a-inch all elk umbrella Tor S1.76 At
Tho bee Hive special sale.
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DIR. r. III. PIensants.

Rooms IL and 1G, Granite block. Prac-
tlce limited to diseases of tho eye, ear.
throat and nose,
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of foreign and domestic cuttings hnye mat
been received by Jou.sn.
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DINING ROOM 1EopRAxn !

The dining room in his hotel has been
leased to and il now operated separately by
the Misses Magic, who are prepared to fur
mis- board at IS for tickets good for twenty
one meals, 81 for twenty-ono continuous
meals. 30 cents for single meals.
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Miss Julia Lawrence is about tn mova
from room a, Denver block, to 12l, ground
floor OF the Sumo block, with a most select
goods. s
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Order Your suItg.

An elegant Inns OF spring Uoods has just
psen received. The very latest uattetne.
fflces reasonable. j. Il. Joussos,
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A. II. Patterson and J. f. Ahern, Columbus
wife, St. Paul Chas. T.. Miller, Castle
8. H.. Greenwood, St. w. 8. Hay, st. Paul
Louis. 8. S. Hunter, Chicago
u: II. Merrill. Milwau- Il. N. Cobb. st. Paul
kee. L. "A. Williams. Glen
Y. j. Cartier, Butte. dive.
I. II. Parrows. Chicago FL. IL. Billings, Chicag,
Geo. G. Fetchen and w. /. lippincott. butt,
wife. Butte. E. Berg and wife, Lead
g. Fl. Mulley and wife. vile, Col. ~ =
Cascade. Benz. Rumsey and wife
B. /. Perkins, Cascade. Cascade. =
E. W. Thompson. New P. >. Clarity, Chicago
York. O. H. Potter,
g. +. Leonard, Butte. NJ. G. Hall. Portland
A. M. Otto. Spokane. Frederick Brubidce
W: N: Aylesworth, Deer spokane.
Lodge. G.. Kohrs, Deer Lodge
Donald Bradford. City. W. j. Fuchs, Broad
Geo. II. Hughs and wife water.
Buffalo, N. Y. c. M. Clark, Chicago,
w. B. LoIontz, Toston. II. II. Browning ant
Mrs. W. F. Harlow, Chi wife, Chicago.
cago. M. c. Thrall and wife
A. G. Fay. Chicago. Paul.
x. K. Knapp, Chicago. A. L. Postlethwaite
Jas. kasson, St. Paul. st. Paul
A. B. Ovitt, Ben Stern. manage
E. HI, H: Johnston, Minne- Agnes Huntington:
H.: B%ratnober, San apolis.
Francisco. C. II. Robbins. Phila
delphia.
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Sent to Warm Springs,

John Anderson, aged about fotsy-fve,
was adJud9ed insane IN Judge Bucks court
yesterday n ordered TO be taken
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harry G. Robinson, q travelling man fo,
onlcaeo hardware house, insuited chs vii.
Oh W. II; Coffman. of Fort Worth, Tex.
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Butcher 4 Bradley take the lead in low prices
For hosiery, notions and underwear.
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The Bee Hive are leaders in low prices on
towels and table linen. Give them a call.
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Legal blanks at this office.

Crockery and glassware very cheap at The Be
Hive.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Special sale on silk umbrellas this week at
The Zee Hive.
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BORN.

Jackson's music store. Bailey block.
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<CHOoL DISTRICTS contemplating Issuing Bonds o buuldinn
- School Houses, will find lit to their interest to correspond with
me l have purchased more School Bonds il Montana dnr.
n q past year than all other bond houses combined. m pre-
pared to advance money for the erection of School Houses in ad.
vance of the issue OF bonds.
viii purchase all GLASSES OF Ponds, State, County and CITY War
rants. Correspondence solicited.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.
Il. ": Carey. Granite. CIV. Jones, Townsend
Id. Wambaugh, Great III. Fl Sappington, Sap
Falls. pington.
G. y: Daggett, Towns T.. G. Fleming, Fort
END; Logan,
MrsT. G.Fleming, Fort JAS. Sullivan. Helena.
Logan. Henry 1ulin. Helena.
Wig. NAHUM. Marys- Frank N. Green. Wickes
vllIs. +. r. Case. Missoula.
Z. NJ ingalls,. Missoula Ed. Fox, Granite,
j. r. Whitmire, Bios John O'Brien, Marys-
burg. Vile.
Mrs; J .O'Brien, Marys- Mrs. j. B. MoKillican.
vile. Marysville.
o. 4, u. Allen, Towns ". E. Trip. Townsend
end; FL. J. Farrell, Chicago.
Mrs. II. j. Farrell, Chi C. II. Chaplin, Castle.
cage. Dan Samples, Great
Geo. Lunb0rn, Boulder Falls.
e, <. kiale, Rimini. &. G.. Ramage, Chicago
!. L.. Pixies. Boulder. ]. R. 3. Coon, Butte.
y: L. Officer. Butte. Court Bailitf and twelve
Chas. n. Luell, Helena. jurors, Helena.
z. L. Bathrick, G. H. Carrow. Helena,
G. NJ. Jones. Townsend c. w. Cooper, st. Paul
=. w. +. Smith. Helena Fred +. Tibbetts, Hele-
John Hines. Townsend. ma.
Miss Hines, Helena. Henry E. Herman. Phil
Chas. A. Sherman, st. ipspurg.
Louis. Miss Nellie Moore,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

Believe your Micrebe Killer ger
tain cure for rheumatism. Up to a year
ago | was down 4 great part OF my tune
with rheumatism. | began taking your
remedy. and after taking two juy> have
never been troubled with it since but
once. | bought Il jug thet. and after
taking Il few doses it entirely dt>ap-
pcareu. have offered in several cases
t. pay tor the Microbe Killer provided
it ialled to cure rheumatism. but have
never had 70 pay as Yer. rs IT invariably
did The work. Respectfully.
WV. MATTHEW'S.
Dealer in lumber aud all kinds OF build
ing material. l.lno. Texas.
CuII.L- AND DEBILITY CURED.
take pleasure in ,e>tlfying 10 IL"
rena. kanlr benefit | hay. recently re-
ceivcl from the use of Radarls hlcroba
Killer. | have been much troubled
with chillS. night >wea.- and debility
for months. and after tryin. = great
ruaty remedies u no avail. bought 3
iuy ot Microbe Killer aal was coTn-
plete.y cured III ten days.
tt>ie11iull-, ID. SMITH.
Frankfort, Ky.
e Don't forget tha. VIM. Radam
Great Discovery l. the oTl5ina. ana olc
reliable Micrehe Killer toi which Other
similar so-calie,t remedies are but tee
Die iiai,ation>) has cured more disease:
than all other proprietary medicine
i put together.
NJ. EadamS Microhe Killer cure
diseases BY remosin. The taii-e.
>elih 2-cent stamp for 4s-psge circu
lar ai4l the Nicrobe War. shows VIVA
disease i aud what the remedy must be
.lsl IN. 10 cnrc X. Read il. circulate
aul Oh wi3i tle-~thc dl-coyerer FOR saw
ing yot.r lie Nt!Ir--S
RAuAuo MICEoBE KILLER, Nash
vile. tennessee. Or
v. 4. HAYES,
Agess Htiisnor" y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

/. |, i, the best Blood Purifier.
,. 1t is the best Nerve Touic and Ger
cr:,i l~nr;yorttor.
). Ii Is Il positive cure for Stomach.
such rs indigestion, ~ spep-
ia.'>ick-lIeadtchc. etc.
4. 1t cures Bowel Diseases in old or
youn-. whether of long or short stand
,ilg.
>. For Catairh and Rheumatism it i
more ueariy a Specific than any other
remedy OH thr market.
s. For feIpai" Diseases II i all thai.
can be dcsirei-.,lea~aut, SAT :ld YIN
falling.
I. tm Children, i i III great King
II all rcInrtt-> fh~; ali IKE it it
heals Thew complaints and 'nil 8 jhciu
up faster tfntn anything Known.
5. II cannot l.. -tll passed a. a cur,
tor diseases III TIE h..hl.ys and Bladder.
9. II l. the great conQu.ro: Of Ma
aria. t ulcs promptly swamp Fever.
'Nagres IcTci. J.t iti," aslt Naltfial
! IrHUbi.>.
10. For Cuts. Burns. B%ra3i..-. Sore,
! Sprains. Bites oi Insects. etc. IL i =
| quick aud INITIATING reM.tiy used eXier.
aally. There is nothing better.
II. 1t Will break any icyer IN les,
time than Quinine and Aufiprr!n.. an4
leave no..e OF their unpleasant aud hart.
iul effects. II. IA as nausea. nervousness
tlii pTo>tratioll.
Il. II Is as pleasant 10 AXE ~ L"m"n
ale. Harmless ALWAYS, AMI CURE"
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS.
These statements are sustained BY IT,,
unanSwerabie logic OF FACTS.
Every family should keep a bottle o!
hand.
PRICE REDUCED TO 800 PEI
BOTTLE.
sS For sale ut HILLSIDE
no by w. A. Hayes.
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in EFFECT APRIL j, 1892.

lN TRINA AfhlL -, 1867.
Train No. 0, mail, going West, az
ri.es at IIilisbor" 81 p. IN.
Train No. 10, mail, going East,
arrives at ilil.sborc at IL 90 noon.
ttan No. II. through freight,
l~-"ng.ss,y go,ny West, arrives a,
a. >hn,n i, Il H1 "a IN.
Tam No. -, lArou.h freight,
u "n@e'-,j gong Eas,, arrives a.
Il ,boro At ) % a. ~.
Tram NJ. 81, lnca! freight, going
h#>f, IL" la>rtngersJ arrives al
iijl~iprn at 10 a m.
ain No. So. Incal freight, going
Vest, \no rasscngcrsA arrive, al
li,!.f,"Io a, ! 80 p. III
J & COOLEY, Agent.
%l1tLLGBoio PGsT OFFICE Office
'1rd-, trom $ a.. IN. 10 I D. ~.
aud from 8 : INTO 900 .. IN, ever,
dAy "xcef. SnhHay, and On ounda,
rom II IN - | J. III.
j.. ". BROWN,
Post Master.
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SEND POk SAMPLE Cory.
THE WEEKLY WORLD
New York CITY.
AI,E OF REAL ESTATE UNDER

MORTGAGE.
By virtnc Of o mortgage executed by
the late +. y. -strudwick and wife
Rosa b. Strudwick to the "Congreya-
ton OF The United Brethren OF Salem
aud Vicinity" on the 25'h day OF June,
1855. and registered ia the Registers
Office Tor Orang. County. in Book r.
page loi, 'or certain pLiyosrs therein
ment oned. | Will sell q, he court
house door III Hi!lSbor, OF Friday the
18th aa, OF May. 1872. AT 2 o'clock, p.
m. three valuable small tracts OF land
Ia Orange County. Two OF the bald
tracts. hunwn as the Mayo tracts. arc
situated IL mile souifi I'll the town OF
I~t!ilo1olo. a.l are valuable for grain
anu tobacco, anu described in til. deed
u mortgage n, containing IS acres.
Ike other tract j. situated one niic
vest Of illlishoro- near v"Lochiel." al
Joining land, OF Thomas Turner and
others. and ton;ainnl. 40 aCres, o
or less.
Terms of Salc Cash.
mi, Ilth Day OF April. 1892.
G.. T.. PAHIs6,
Attorney for THE Congregation Of the
United Brethren OF Sr.eu and Vi
cinity."
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IOwn Election

a" election for Mayor aud seven
commissioners will be held Mon
iav
Mayor J"seih \. Harris was sr-,
elcci.d IL 1880 II. wa. debates
~ 1886, tut was .l,c.ei ayai, in
1851 aud has held the Off ,r five
successive years. HIS "p,.nn.n, tn.
year il Mr. VIM. II. Newman, 90.
OF the bes, men that ever !l.,d-a
" unded Conte1era,. >-,.r..
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&AchMhvui3
GRADE kGRN
SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTIONS
PERM ANENT IN DURA. z
TIOE. EASILY AP.
Piled. IT'S SKILLFUL
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