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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
Autumn Gatherings.

There were 276 votes cast 10 this
precinct. Very few spoiled ballots.
Tue Australian ballot system work.
ed like charm At Blackfoot.
Blackfsot did herself honor By her
quiet, orderly election.
The political prophet is out Of
situation
Eeln from Cray Gahles,--Good
by, Grover
To the victor belongs the spoil-.
and Inc varqnisl,,i will make the
p"l AZ d po,siale
Blackfnot takes the medal for an
honest registration, fres ballot aud
fair couat
The season d campaign lies i over
and the whnppers aud little ONES
alikr arr buried 10 tlic rubbish 81 the
past
Pol Foster says after this week
Noyral.cr aud D,tVml'rr will be mod.
eraf,sy WARM. hut huiil az, your wool
pile Or January aud February
nv II I.yons 4 one lime Ia.
MI II IL. n,p,i., church A. Blu.k.
fa5s. ass ',eea called i, The . ,.tarnir
II fhe tnurgh 1T P,c4drlln
a.. n ,,hli.nn !, Blurkroo, voted
1r III r.na.., f,r governor and Gao,
sFh. n, M,
tenant governor
III Iy5s. II Fmr HAN bridge.
bs.t-s rterEs8 nan. Kpsas en-.
II. .,,g.,.i.,.t.t,ho.. nst.tr,t f,.i.il,,..
,n,.,,.r .,,... r,nnt,, n. ,r.,s.,.5
1, nt ,E,. ,.,, ,.,.,.,
ladies az BlarkGnt. have ur,ni.ei
10 keen a s.rr,a t,r two we,k. III.
.tary !. .r.rcct, ,,,,lihl. apJ need.
confirmation
s,.
Um,i ...i,,p,.s.st n e1ri..s NJ
an,.y, fd. rinn ntot h N,
right direction but the, don't bud..
an ineh themselves
r.. ,a,.t ....,,..,t.t ~, /. zee,
wa.toop 40, at ,eee !, oee
Ogs I, Il. Estimated ttat this zen,
the vote wiIl go ma hi,h as Ia OOO5
600
r. ..,..,,.. -, .,.u i,
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on,.o.a ~. - ,..,,..,., ,.,,,.
over all alike No wonder when ",
remember The "a hour. az stead,
attention 4, the vo,iuy and committing
IA, n. saith $50 - a,
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
Big Raneh FOR Sale or Lease.

A ranch of 80 acres, 100 acres in
cultivation, good buildings, plenty of
water, all stock and farming nipple.
ments for sale on easy terms. Only
a small cash payment required. If
not sold will lease to responsible par
ties. For particulars apply to or adj
dress
+. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
Eye Glasses and SDectactes.

Do you want eye glasses or specta-
cles, something that will fit the eye
corrcctlN2 Then call and see these
at H. A. Mondschein's in Curtis hard
ware store. They are going at bar
gain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
Just Received

An elegant line of Winter Millinery
Some elegant patterns. / invite YOU
TO call and see them before making
your purchases. will not be under
sold. Don't forget the place in the
News office building.
Mrs. S. Il. OSBORN.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
For Sale At a Barqain.

A small lot Of household goods for
sale at bargain. In the lot are a
good oil cook stove, a child's bedstead
and mattress and other useful articles.
For information apply at
The News OFFICE.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
FoR SALE.

The store building adjoining Hop
kins new mill, in Blackfoot, Idaho.
Now occupied partly as residence,
the front by T. NJ. Stewart as law
office. Title perfect Terms easy
Enquire of II. T. MORGAN ut the build.
ing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
Glass b.


As Artenus Ward was once travel
Ing Ia the cars, dreading TO he bored,
aud feeling miserable, man approach.
Ell him, sat down and said i.Dld you
hear the last thing on Horace Creole,
..Gr.cieN7 Grceles?' said Ariemus.
Horace Grel,? Who is hap The
man was quiet about five minutes.
Pretty s,rou be said George Francis
Train Is kicking up good deal OF a
row over in England Do you think
thrS will put hlm 10 a bastile?''
.'Trainf Train? George Francis
Traln?' said Artemus. solemniy. Il
never heard Of him This ignorance
kept the man quiet for fifteen minutes;
then b. said What do you think
nb,,ut General Grants chances for the
Presidency? Do you think lhev will
run him?' Grant, Grant2 Hang
il man. said Artemus, "you appear
10 know morr strangers than any mar
ever raw. The man was furious
he walked up the car, but at last came
back and said "Yuu big ignoramus
lid sou ever hear ~ Adam2" .Arie
mus ln,ked up aud said What wa'
iis other namr2"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
PrImlry Deparlm.nt Illackloet sehaels.


The following are the names of tha
pupils mixing the highest general
average f,r the two months ending
Octon@r 20 h, 1892
Class a
Paul Stewart, 92t
James Arson, IS
George Matthews. 84t
Charlie Simmons, 81
Glass b.
Maud Singers, 81
Efie Singers, so
Cora A. SILL,
Teacher.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-12
MONEY
For the LADIES'.

Mrs. S. L. Holbrook has an elegant
line of Ladies, Misses and Boys I'M
derwear, scarlet and natural wool.
Get your suits early, the prophets are
a cold winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26

Of % o which AErlssINN
be obtained and with best Utah from N1aXIs Ell
madh from Es
Blocks extended by the City Council
Of mile from ark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
'eShe Far Portb.
Interesting News From SMsdsn Norway and Denmark

son HENRIK, grandfather Of the great
Henrik lbson VI our day.
Biorns,jdrnc Biornson has written a
newspaper article, in which he censureS
severely Tree masonry as practiccd In
Sweden, Norway aud Denmark, paIliou.
lArly with reference To the fact. that the
king IL the head OF the order in the Two
former Countries The political reaction
IN Swedenis largely due To ;his circum'
stance. he claims, tue order being made
up and controlled by the higher officials
who again are subseryient to the bidd-
ing OF the king. tie think, this phase OF
the Swedish rite should be looked into,
and announces, that DILL will be intro
duced in the next Storting prohibiting
the free masonry OF the Swedish kings
by law" Concluding, Nj. Bionson
speaks words Of praise about the
humanitarian features OF the free
masons, which, however he evidently
thinks the Swedish system does no,
practice sufficiently to make mp Tor the
| bad political influence eNcttcd by IT, AZ
any rate, he believes. that there arc
other forms Of free masonry, which the
| Norwegians may join without placing
themselves ia the false position, IN
which they now iind themselves.
pENMARH.
Prof o. Breda, OF the tate uniyer,
sity OF Minnesota, Is attending the lect.
ures Of Prof WINNER at the uni,ersit,
Of Copenhagen,
Dr. Rebel, Of Rome, was decorated
with the order Of Dannebrog bu, for
some reason the man declined the homo
and returned the decoration.
! a walking advertiser in Copsnhlg n
has received 65 cents an hour Tor walk
lug along the street with one long gd
ver,l,ement on his chest and another on
his back. 81 lar this way OF advertising
is new IN the capital of Denmark,
On the island Of Hyen the same
person serves as sexton, organlst an
schoolmaster, At recent election I,
in this important position 20 person
voted f1r a certain mau, and : person
voted ior another man. But the fun u
the ding Is, that the candidate Of the
votes was elected, The property ownc,
by them entitled them TO cast S,4a
votes while the 10 dispo,ed OF onl,
2oco Votes.
Very magnificent is the present which
was made jointly by The King an,
Queen OF Denmark, the Cur an,
Carina. the Prince aud Princess {
Wales, the Duke and Duchess {
Cumberland and the Crown Prince an
Princess OF Denmark to the King an
Queen OF Greece on the occasion {
, their silver wedding. Il consists Of q
entire dinner service, including nj, kind
I OF dishes and bowls, besides man
! hundreds of plates Of solid gold, Will
I the candelabra and center pieces AZ
3 silver gilt The entire service, whlc
repra sents an enormous value 10 none,
has been manufactured at Copenhage
D according to the design Of Dams
4 artists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
The Gospel Hymns Of Bliss * sankey

The Gospel Hymns Of Bliss * Sankey
relate In par, TO the livesand experiences
Of seamen.
"puil for the shore" also By Z. =.
Bliss, Is a popular hymn on the sea. II
was suggested by the following incident
in Things New and Old";
I'VE watched the wreck with great
anxiety. The lifcboat had been out
some hours, but could not reach the
vessel through the great breakers that
ragged and ioamed ON the sandb bank.
The boat appeared TO be leaving the
crew to perish. But in few minutes
the captain aud 10 sailors were taken OF
and the vessel went down.
'When the lileboat came 20 you, did
you expect Il had brought some tools 10
repair your old ship | said.
on, no, she was a total wreck.
Two Of her masis were gone, and II We
had stayed mendlng her only few
minutes, We mus, nave gone down,
sir"
"'When once oil the old wreck and
safe In the liiehoi,, wha, remains for you
to dor
Nothing, sir, bat just to pull for the
Shore
Still another mariners hymn among
the Gospel Hymns is.
lie, the Lower Lights be Burning"
also by =. 7. Bliss. On dark stormy
night, when the waves rolled like noun
| tains and not a star was to be seen. a
boat, rocking and plunging, ncared the
Cleveland harbor.
Are yuu sure this Is Cleveland
| asked the captain, seeing only one light
rom the lighthouse.
Quite sure. sir" replied the pilot.
Where are the lowerllghlsl"
Gone ont, sir
Can you make the harbor''
we must, or perish, sir
Aud with a strong hand and brave
heart the old pilot turned the wheel.
But alas In the darkness he missed the
channel, and with u crash upon the
| rocks the boat was shivered and many q
/ lie lost IN Watcry gtave.
Still another mariners hymn, OF the
[ gospel songs, is suggested:
III You Cannot on the Ocean, by
I Philip Phillips. II was a layorite hymn
| Of President Lincoln. The words are
by Mrs Ellen II, Gates. She says;
1.-THE lines were written upon my
slate one snowy afternoon in the winter
OF 1850. ! knew, rs | know now, tina,
the poem was only simple little thing,
! but somehow had presentiment thai
II had wings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
SWEDEN.

The Swedish Physicians Union has
decided to present gold medal 10
Louis pasteur, the grea, French bacteri.
ologisi, ON his 5Ist birthday, which Will
occur Dec. 27th next.
OF all the political mass meetings held
In the diiierent parts of the country this
fall, about threc-iourths declare them
selves against the policy Of the govern
ment on the suffrage and military
questions.
A large number OF silver one crown
pieces are circulating in Jemtland. The
most interesting feature about them is
quantity Of silver as the genuine coins
only they are plainly not the product OF
the government mint.
Some OF the professors Of the Upsala
university will soon make arrangements
for giving lectures to the people outside
o! the university, or university eN-
tension lectures, as they are called in
America and England,
Gothenburg has elected conserva.
dive member to the lower house OF the
Riksdag which tends to make II still
more probable that the 90 days military
dtill bill OF the government will be
adopted at the present extra session.
A farmer in the neighborhood OF Kll'
mar had an OK Of more than ordinary
bovine intelligence. The farmer iattened
his cattle on mash which he conveyed To
them by pumping il into their troughs,
Said OK had his stall close to the pump.
One evening after dark the hired man
heard peculiar noise in the barn and
lighted lantern to see what Xas tile
matter, His surprise was great upon
finding the OK working the pump. lie
would FIRST pu, his nose under the
handle aud raise Il to the proper height
then put his Jaws on the top Of It and
press II down again. AS soon rs thi'
was done he gobbled the mash running
into the trough as ii he were afraid Il
let any of 1t run oil into the oIhel
uoughs,
NORWAY.
A Reeley institute is to be established
at Kristiania under the management O
Mr.. OLAF Olsen. This gentleman one
upon time was an editor, and has spen
couple Of years in the United States
from where he returned recently, aite
first having graduated" from til,
Kelley institute Of Dwight, Illinois.
1t is claimed BY the RAJ NAT C'azeh.
that Henrik lbsen is a descendant
through the pisehingion family {
Aberlemno, OF the Old royal family {
Scotland. As matter OF fact, scio
OF the Dischinytons became naturalize
citizen OF Bergen IN 1905, his name az
pearing as lob Jacobsen Disslngtound
and the dramatists great-grandIa,heI
enrik Peterson lbsen, was married I
Wenche Dischington who in 1905 bore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
MALE HELP WANTED.

G x 40 SIS PER DAY AT HOME, SHILLING
,DO Lightning Platter and Plating JewelTy,
Watches, Tableware, etc flatos finest "
Jowety 40 good as new. on all Kinds OF metal
with gold, silver or nickel. No experience. \
capital, Eycry house has goods needing pla
my. II, k.DELNO CO., Columbus, o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26

You have your choic. 0,
Two at, lines ! Of cars. The lima
o. !heSaltL Rapid Tran,.
]! Company passes direct,
through our addition; wnllts
the Salt Lake City STRAIT
Car Company has 4 line ' ID
minutes walk from ourlot,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
Still in the Field.

Mr.. Walter Verona, formerly
business manager of Robinson 5
Floating Palaces, will form Il part.
nelship with Mr.. Victor Muuber-
ret. who bought the palaces here
ut the sale, and they will put out
a new floating palace outfit, in cv-
cry way superior to the former
Robinson palaces. He states
that there is plenty of room for 81
good paying outfit of this kind
and that from his personal expc-
ricncc and acquaintance with the
people on the Mississippi and OH
10 rivers and their tributaries that
they always patronizc and support
II tirSt-claSs, well conducted Float
ing Palace. He says that he viii
put out the finest and best outfit
that has ever iloatcd on the Miss
issippi river, and will bring spe-
cal features that have never been
presented to the citizens along the
river, and especially in the South
crn country. The plan Of the old
palaces will be changed and i'm
proved, and the price Of admlss-
ion put ut Il uniform rate for all
sections of the country. The
boats will be taken to New Or
leans or Cairo, HIS, for repairs
and then go up the Ohio river on
Il summer cruise, returning in the
fall to the lower Mississippi and
tributaries, with full program
of the latest novelties in the the
atr!cal line. He says that he has
spent the past four years on the
river and looks back with pleas
urc ut his business and social as
socjations with the people along
the river and expects to spend the
balance of his life OH the river in
the floating palace business, as he
has had ample experience to know
that it is both pleasant and pro-
fitable one.
The amusement loving people
along the river can rest assured
that the new Floating Palaces will
be with them for many years to
come.-VIcksburg, Miss, COM
merci0l-Uerald.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23

The election in this parish on
Tuesday last was very spirited
affair, made so by the number and
variety OF Individual interests IN
volvcd in the local iS>uc and the
point of white heat to which the
state issues had been driven for
months past, ana that there was IL
feeling Of general une"s!Ec>s and
distrust among the people of the
state lest the aninoslt,cs cngen,.-
cred would break cut III abs; tic
revolt against legal authority and
the thrcatcncas bioodshcd and
chaos so persistemtly predicted
throughout the campaign he actu-
ally launched upon us.
Notwithstanding, the day passed
off without any trouble whatever.
nothing worse than Il few unchar-
liable and unkind expressions
occurred, so far as We are
advised, in the entire parish.
The table above furnishes the
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
Vote Of The Parish Of West Feliciana In The
General Election On Tuesday Last.

figures 50 far as the Foster and
McEncry state tickets, and the
parish ticket Is concerned.
The Senatorial and Judicial
tickets arc of course elected. Of
the other local affairS--iho>c run
mig on the ward ticket for this
the first wnrd-MeSsvs. 7. +.
Lawson and j. q. plchiugcr. were
elected Magistrates, and Charlie
Spencer and Clint Briggs Com>ta
hlcs.
We cannot refrain expressing
our congratulations to our fellow
citizens of all shades of OPINION.
on the excellent order preserved
during the exciting day, and trust
ing that each and every one will
make it his especial duty to en-
dcavur to heal the hurts and
wounds occas,oncd 10y the late
conflict, and by action and word
apply soothing balm, that the
white democracy may the sooner
be itself again.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23

This bird amt occupying exact
~ the position that birds in heal
thy condition and ready for con
fiict usu;lly..assumc, nor yet the
ono that tins identical rooster was
wont to appear in when laying
down the guagc of battle to the
opponents Of the Democratic par
ty.
He was 'knocked off the
perch" on Tuesday night and
when found on Wednesday morn
ing the first impression was that
Murphy had struck the fatal blow
with his shelalah, but later and
more minute examination reveal
cd the fact that he was gaffed in
the back.
So far as Game Cock himself
is concerned. the particular man
ner of his death reckS little.
Enough it is to know that gone
he is and will fight no more ut the
head of the SENTINEL S columns
in the cause of pure democracy.
We are beaten and we accept
defeat with as good grace az it
Is within us to summon up. If
the Foster Democrats who in 9TH
CT parishes arc counting things to
suit their wants and desires and
piling up majoritics mountains
high can stand 1t SO Can We. Par
ty politics will enter very slightly
into our work hereafter, and GER
family factlonal conflicts will new
CT engage our time and the little
talent VIC possess, for one second.
- And now we do most heartily
congratulate the people that the
bitter and aggressive conflict ter
minated without Il resort to the
violence that for so many months
was immincntly threatened, and
our best.and sincercst wish is that
such another ordeal will never
again be presented for the good
people of Louisiana TO pass
through.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
Literary Notes.

DoNAuoE's MONTHLY MAGA-
zine for May is rich in It's table of
contents. We can only mention
few of the articles. There Is a
Biographical sketch of the labors
of the late Right Rev. Bishop
Loughlin, with Il good portrait;
IN Irish American signally honor
cd IN the person of John Rooney,
of Brooklyn, y. Y, by the Venc-
zuelan Government. with Il por-
trait of the distinguished gentle
man. Rev. James Ilalpin G. c.. ,
writes about Irish affairs; Agnes
Hampton gives us an account of
the Catholic Members Of Con-
gress: Gods Irish Brigade in
Greet Britain, tells the number
of Irish priests IN that country;
Easter Sunday is an interesting
article at tins time; the Juvenile
Department is suitable for the
young and old. You. must pur-
chase the Magazine IN order to ar
rive at its interesting contents. 50
Il year, 81 for six months. Adj
dress DonahOc's Magazine, Bos-
ton. Mass.
The thousands of admirers of
james Whitcomb Riley will turn
to Walter Blackburn Harte's gen
erous estimate of his poetry in
the April New England Magazine.
Hartc calls Riley "the Burns of
contempory American poetry"
He also writes of Progress and
Poetry, declaring that this gen.
Grafton is as heroic as the past
generations, and rs worthy of the
poets.
The poets cannot complain of
not getting a show IN the April
New England Magazine. Allen
Eastman Cross writes a fine poem
on Cardinal Manning's humanity.
Celia p. Cooley contributes a
descriptive poem called "Storm
Cloud" Gertrude Christian
Fosdick, the wife off w. Eos
dick the artist, has the "Smlle of
Peace" Charles Gordon Rogers
writes a fine poem, Retrospect
Minna Irving. the Tarrytown
poet of the heart. is represented
with a good, stirring Revolution
airy poem of a soldier who never
came back, and James G. Burnett
gives the Lesson of the Years"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
Letter From New Texas.

New Texas, La, April 10, 1892.
Editor SENTINEL:-On We'd
nesday night, April the 27th.,
there will be exhibited at The New
Texas Academy a great National
Polyorama of the War of the
States, embracing all the primer
pal battles of the great struggle.
The beholder has before him,
faithful to life in every particular,
nearly every incident connected
with the origin and progress of
this marvellous contest.
These are series of life like
paintings from the pencils of that
great war artist, Prof. Ducrow, of
Natcheg, Miss.
This is scenery which cannot
fail to touch the hearts of all, for
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23

who is it that has not lost a dca,
father, ibruther. husband o.,
sweetheart bravcly acknowledgement
property.
Come and sec where Il loved one
fought and fell.
1t is TO be hoped that the crowd
Will be large enough to justify
Prof. Ducrow to urroll ana OK
PLATA TIE various battles.
This is Il gratuitous act on the
part of the Prof. for the benefit
of the Catholic community of New
Texas, and as the object is for the
glory of God. 1t is to be hoped
that the people Will appreciate and
turn out en- masSc and thereby CHI
able the Rev. Father Laforcst to
accomplish this, his most ardent
desire. the completion of New
Texas Academy.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-04-23
Sheriff 8 Sale.
State OF Louisiana -?ariSh,"f West fe
liriaua.
18th Judicial District Court.

liriiua.
18th Judicial District Court.
j. T. Howell vs.. Geo. II. Howell.
! E:E Virtue Of ::nd TO satisfy Il VT:
of seizure ana sale. in TIE ;.bov. entitled
and numbered cause. to me directed b.
| the Honorable. the 18th judicial Dis
tri:t Court, in and for the parish ard
state aforesaid, to satisfy plaintiffs de-
| manu and cost. have seized ana viii
offer for sale at public auction. II the
| court house door, 81. Franc-,iile. on
saturday. April Both, 1892.
ut ii O'Clock Il. III. the nnaivcd one
| 9th interest in the following property:
The Bayl.rd piant;ticn with th..
imp. cvement, thereon coatu;uins $40
acres. situated il the PARISH OF IVES,
EelicIHna
The Mcneil tract Ct Land situated
in the parish Of East Er.c;a,.l con
tanning zoo acres.
Tho Qikourn plantation with the
improvements therein situated i'll ia; 5
parish and containing 2i5 acres.
ono Gnh Ha1e, one bt S.v. orc Cx
wagon. one horse wa.,r.. 500 bis.
corn. , dozen chairs, 7 chairs, ,
rocking chairs. one sewing niarEine.
one sofa, exc what not. two card tn
bles, one centre table, Two dining ia
hes, two tables, kitchen table,, on.
table, one wash stand, one book case
two wash stands, three bureaus, five
bed stcads, two pring mattresses. two
;ninolrs, tEc lounge, five moss KAT
'r"sscs, two cCtt.n mattresses. l hair
mattress, two feather beds. :; bu!-t.rs.
> pillows. Z prs. sheets, prs pillow
cases, prs blankets, quilts. III,
blank Is, one spreil', , table cl tbs,
IL dcz towels, ! i lie board, 2 bowls
and pitchers, one Sausage mil. enc
bowl and one SGT, orc stove and out
fit. prs shove!s and tongues, one r,
balances. che set weights. cue set
china. two glass bows, 9 fruit rs.
hat rack . carpets, l 10. books = OILS
&shlngton, ole ear ring set. one
dairy. safes, 2 prs andircns, hntt"r
hucketS. one lot crcckery. enc 10,
glass ware, 2 lots cake stands. l chi
ia cup end saucer. 4 peices glass
ware, lace curtains, 6 Vol sWebster,
2 de- forks, large spo, rs, 4 tea
Spoons. batter knife II duz plated
spoons.
Cash in hands of B:cAlan. and
Moore S3OG7. SO; Z. S. / per cent
Bonds, 81 o. o each. Rent of BaylanG
place, $500 lbs cotton lint. Rent oi
Oakbnrn place $500 per year.
Terms OF Salc-Cash.
{. NJ. BARROW.
Sheriff.