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The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
SEEKS VINDICATION.
Mrs. Lease Demands the Right to Present
Her Evidence.

AIRS. Lease Demands the Right to Present
Her Evidence.
TOPEKA, Dec. 29.-Mrs Lease sent Gov.
Lewelling the following letter this after
noon. anent her removal from the board Of
trustees OF state charitable institutions:
"DisclaiminR any intention OF questioning
your authority. the wisdom of your acts, or
tho integrity OF your purposes. beg leave
to remind you that you have. as chief exec-
utive of this state. tried and sentenced me
without according mo that which the law Of
the land aocords the vilest oriminals-the
right of defense. We're l IN employe Of
yours, your right to perpetrate this act of
injustice might depend upon your inclina-
tion. As IL 10. recognize the tact that
am an employe Of the state, accountable a.
such to tho people OF this state for ny
official record. and for them. AZ we'll a. my
self. demand a statement and investiga.
tion Of the charges preferred aoainat Ine.
that may have an opportunity to concede
tho manifest Justice Of your decree. or de-
fond myself from your impusaslons Of
hireling politicians."
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
BE HEARD IN TURN.

Receivers VIII Hear the Mon, Beginning
With the Eng gineers.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 29-Recsivar Payne. Of
the Northern Pacific. arrived in the city
this morning and was closetsd with Re
ceives Oakes. No visitors were admitted.
consequently the statement Of the employees
was not presented. II is asserted that
Payns's presence In the CITY has nothing 10
do with the labor question. but there 10 no
doubt shat tho matter will be discussed be-
fore his departure.
While ths receivers were going over va
rious matters Of business General Manager
Kendrick arranged with the employees for ,
hearing Of grievances by the receivers. To
each organization will be given hearing.
the on ginsers being received frst at 10
O'Clock to- morrow morning. and the others
follow In turn.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
CZAR AND POPE.
At Outs Over the Persecution of Cathoii,
in Poland.

At Outs Over the Persecution of Catholics
In Poland.
New YORK. Dec. ga special to the
Herald from Rome says a high personaes
of tho vatican. In An interview 10. day. said:
''Rolations between tho pope and czar are
at this moment very much strained. In
July last the pope wrote tho czar an auto
Cra, h letter in which he complained Of the
ersecutions Of the Roman Catholics in
Poland. Il was written in a
very sharp way. Loo XIII declared 10 the
czar thai IL tho poi ssoutions did not cease
he would DO compelled TO protsat solemnly
in tho face Of Eurot against the intolo! :
anos Of the czar. Tho czsr became fright
ened and has inst sent 70 Rome the Catho.
lic bishop Of Tiraspol, persona urata at 81.
PstersburR. to speak = good word to the
pope and diRsnads him from putting his
project into execution"
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30

means. This verdict will operate 90 . life
insurance policy on thoir safety. A verdict
Of scquittsl on ths ground OF insauity
teeth. and thrsatsnsd mayors and others
won!d be IN danger Of losing their lives"
Nembsrs OF the mayors family were ap-
passntIy sxpestinR such verdict ~ given
and seemed TO derive little satisfaction
from tho fact that the muTdsTsF Was TO die
for his crime. feeling only shat Justice had
been done. Carter Harrison. Jr.. one OF
the pSopriesors of the Times. In discussing
tho verdict. said: II am nos surprised At
the verdict, because. to my mind, there has
nevor been doubt ~ TO the mans legal re-
sponaibility whom he committed the act.
think the hanging verdict will have most
beneficial effect upon the vast army who
seek n1toristy by deeds Of violence or by
threatening men occupying high positions"
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30

SAN Francisco. Dsc. 29.--Fivs and halt
furlonge-Ps.il, Fac, Adolph, lao y; five
furlonns-Banju. Babe, Mestor, LOO; six
furlongs-Conie, DR.. Ross, The Kitten,
1;l61S; mile-Charmer. Folly. Bur ows.
1A9M; Ave INTERPRETATION, Monarch,
Morv.n. 1NA.
New ORIrANs Dec. 3.-six furloocs-.
bran. Billy Gennost. ComMode. l:1bsa;
Ave and one-h half fuslougs-Jim Henry,
Myrtillartha, Moses solomon. l:O9is; six
furlonRa--Sslma. Ethel W. Uncle Jim.
1:l694; six AMI one half furlongs-Capt.
DraAs. Eilvstado. Iiss kuott. l:231S.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
silver Orc and seaus Mixed.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dee. o9.-some one
drove bolt into the point of split switch
At NeDonouah. on the southern Pacific
last night. An east bound special freight
lsft the track, the engine turned over on
Engineer Taylor and Fireman Turner.
Both were sxtricAted. but Tu nsr's legs
were crushed of and he will die. Tavlos
was badly bruised. Head Brakeman Weed
was severely injured. Tho engine tender
was thrown $50 feet. Six cars Of silver ore
and beans wsre demolished.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
They Got Few Duo 4 y.

WAsHrNaroN. Dec. 29,-The presidential
patty returned to-day. They had very
poor luok NJ duck hunters. Bi'ds were
scarce aud several slips made after them
resulted badly. The party went down shs
river to Chesapeake bay and ssuised there
for time. Boats were lowered and several
attempts made to secure soms game but
without result.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
Tho Dom estio Acquitted.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 29.-Anna Wagner
has been acquitted Of the charge of poison
ing tho Kosster family. Ms. Rooster and
several, children died, but the father recov-
cred. The trinl has been going on nearly a
month. The alleged motive was that she
was In love with Koestsr. She was do
mestic in tbs Kossser family. and. il was
charged, used slow poison.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
Dude johnson Runs Away,

Some time Thursday night Dude john
son. ooiorsd. = well-known character in the
south part Of town, beat aud kicked col.
orsd woman with whom hs was Intimate.
He jumped on her aud badly injured her.
Then he ran away, aoiaR mp Last Chance
guloh. and has NOT been seen since. The
police are after him.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
A Great Waste Of Dog.

Consul Smith. OF Lisee. speaking Of the
use Of doRs a. drsught animals In belgium.
estimates the strength Of the average dog
at 800 pounds and estimates tho number OF
dogs in America at 100000. 600 pounds
going 10 NAate.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
The Oldest Inhab,ta.t

The Rrsat turtle found In The artillery
barracks At Port Louis In 1910, whom Maur.
itius Wss oedsd TO Great Britain. 10 still
alive. Though II 10 believed 10 be 200 ysass
old al least. u has enormous strength. and
can With apparent ease carry two men o.
its back.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
Butte Elks Entertain the Ladies'

Special to The Independent.
BUTTE, Dsc. 29.-l he Butte ledge Of Elks
gave their second annual social session to
the ladies this evening at Tire MoDermott
hotel. About four hundred guests were
present. Lee Mantle acted a. ohairman Of
tho session. and Col. c. d. Curtis. OF Hell
sna. responded happily to tho toast. "Why
am not oitizen of Butte" Dancing
concluded very enjoyable and successful
asasiOn.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Centers tho
Past Week. is.eI-. = =
NEW YoRx. Dec. 29.-The clsarinRs Of the
banks Of the principal oities for the week
a. compared with the corresponding week
~ last vaap unra na fcllous.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
Until Jan. /.
.eessesss.
The Boston S
ANNUAL
Quart Ter Oil Sale

Has galvanized the NANCY bear
of sluggish trade into tho rampant
lion OF a rushing business. The
quarter off sale for the past week
has electrified the people as no
announcement Of recent times has
done. It brought us ready cash
and some room, both of which are
badly needed by us at the present
time. Wishing to reduce our stock
before taking inventory we will
continue the quarter off sale until
january 1st.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
State Teachers' Association.
Av,ccial IN Tho Ynt}enend0nt.

Special to Tue lhuepenu0nt.
BUTTE, Dec. 29.-Ths State TsachsIs' ass
soolation held its concluding session here
to-day. Miss Annie McDermott of Liv-
inRstou, read paper on "Hishsr Eduoa-
tiou and tho Value of Professional Train
ing" Prof. Merritt of Helena, read .
paper prepared by Prof. Traphagsn. OF
Dssr Lodge. Laboratory Work. I:s Place
- Factor In Education" Prof. b. #.
Maiden. of Bozsman. read paper ''On Tho
Pedagogical Value Of Psychological
Study" The teachers this afternoon
visited the Alice and Lexington mines and
mills. the Parrott mine and the Leonard
shaft of The Colusa mine.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30

Total for the leading cities of the Unites
States was $7i8. 12a. decrease OF 28. 8 Pc
cent compared with the same week last year.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
NOT FOR 81.
Men Had Boon WssAinx For That saA
ON Excavations.

Men Had Boon wssAinx For That SsA
ON Excavations.
Special n The Indspendsnt.
PHlL1psBURG. Dec. 29.-EarlysyssAssda 20.
morning as several employees Of the BIZ
Metallic Mining company were going TO
their work they were met BY an organised
band of men and informed that they would
not bs allowed TO continue work at the re-
duced wages that the company had been
allowing. 81 per day. The company had
rscently commenced excavations for the
purpose of building an addition TO the
mill, and the men employed at that rate
were engaged ON those excavations. about
twelve men being employed. The mon en-
ployed had all been warned the night pre-
vious not to resume work the following
morning, but fearing the warning would
not be obsyed they had guards on duty to
carry the order into effect. Az but few
men reported for duty, tho members of tho
band outnumbsrsd them. and the orders
we're obeyed. Consequently all work has
besn stopped at tho mill. The matter has
created considerable discussion here. and ID
10 thought by many that matters will bs ad-
iustsd whom Col. Hart, the superintendent
Of the company, returns.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
Crushed by . Falling Rock.

special to The Independent
BUTTE Dec. 29.-W. II. Boose was In
stantly killed In the Stevens mine about
fou. o'clock this afternoon. He Was clean
ing up drift on the hundrsd-foot level.
when . rock weighing about four tons
slipped from the hanging vail and COM
plstely covered him. Sam Stevens, who
was working close to him, managed 10
esoaps the big rock BY jumping, but was
struck by . number Of smaller stones and
knocked ssnssless. The accident was not
discovered until this evening when the men
failed TO show MP for supper. and search
was instituted. II took three hours to get
Stsvsns 10 suffering from ooncussion Il the
brain and naAy die.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
Christmas Trees

Are beautiful, but you can in
crease their beauty ten told by
purchasing some of the beauti
1ul Tree Ornaments you will
find in my stock. They were
selected by one who has had IS
years experience in buying this
class Of goods. You cannot find
a greater or finer variety in the
city. Gable Christmas Candles
at a lower price than ever be-
fore offered, with candle hold
ers to match. ALL goods are
marked in plain figures.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-30
DOLLS and TOYS

Will be closed out at cost this
week to avoid carrying over to
the next Holiday Season.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
/ III. O. PANCAKE.
Cold Weather.

The cold wave reached many
states last week: At Norfolk, Va. I,
o. Dec. ~ the snow was 2 feet deep.
At Win ng ton, N C, the sleet
storm aud snow reached proper
tIons OF q n st class snow all for
that climate and rude and hurried
~ constructed sleighs were seen on
the streets, sight very seldom WIT
messed there. At Huron, s. Daco-
ia, intense cold weather was pre-
vailing, mercury registering from
Is to % below zero. Kansas was
badly demoralized by the snow
storms and In the Wichita Valley
much loss Of stock 10 reported.
At Charleston s.. @ a blizzard was
f,lt and for the frst time in fifteen
years house tops were covered wi, b
a thin coating of snow and sleet.
Augusta, Georgia, experienced the
heaviest snow in Ave years At st.
Louis, Missouri the Mississippi RI
yer was covered with ice from shore
to shore. Ice formed at Staunton,
Virginia, eight inches thick, = rare
occurrence IN that section. And
from Florida friend writes under
date Of Dec. so: "It 10 unusually
cold here, my tomato vines were go
large and full Of splendid looking
tomatoes a"d though / covered
them we'll, they froSs."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
THE M A 6Er8.
BALTIMORE CATTLS MARKET

Thursday Dec 29, 1892.
Cate ara sold at these GEuies live weight
BoEs are sold az ret weight, Ihkt is 20 PEI
cent (geusrally) OF from live weight. Sheep
are sold gross, that is live weight, or Roth
Ing oh.
Priees Of Beef Cattle this week ranged
as fellows Bat Btsses 4 Sos$5 90, those
generally rated first qnslity 450aSt Is,
Medium or good fair quality } 50,S4 as,
and ordinary thia Steers, 0xtn and Cows
2.ooas3 rs per 100 Lbs.
Or the CaiIle received II head came from
harylsnd, sis from Virgins, from Ten.
Lttsse, - from New YSik, 300 from Ohio,
- frou lllihois, 60 from West Virgins
= f.ou Indiana, - from Missouri, and -
head frefh Pen Jlvsnia. Total receipts FOR
the week 933 head against lll2 last week,
aud 9o1 head saue time lat year.
or The tHrrings to-day 73J head we're TAX
ca by Baltimore butchers, 25 by country
dealers and IA by E,steru buyers Total
stles for the week IN head against 1883 last
week and s5lsape time last year
SHREr AND LANES There IL a slight fall
ing Cd ia The number OF the offefinga as
compared with last week, 300 head, aud the
Quality is suitable for til. season. There is
niriy good demand for both good Shop
end Lambs 1T eighty improved rates. QIus
ielions are % follows: Sheep at 3Ia43
cents. md extra at 5. cents per 10 gross
with Lambs a le cents. and extra at Ell ots
per 10 gross Tns recsipts Sheep aud Lambs
this Wsfk numbered Gal head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06

We had pleasant call Tuesday
from our friend A. G. S.snaksr.
Esq, and our recently e'ected Leg
islator George A. Holt Of Cold
StreAn. Dir. HI. will leave for
Charleston on Mond ~ next.
DR.. Garfield viii be at the KEEL
Ter House next Monday. See his
card In another column.
County Court convened Tuesday
George A. Lupton, ESQ, the new
ly elected ommissioner was sworn
into Office and took his seat with
tho Others. Proceedings next
week.
Martin Fultz whose homo was
near Green Soring in this county
was fatally injured by a runaway
team last Friday at Ecxhart Mary
land, where he was employed, and
died the same evening.
Mr.. John Page died at his home
near Burlington December 22nd,
from the effects of an injury re-
ceived four weeks previous by q
heavy loaded wagon running over
his right leg MASKING it just below
the knee. At the time the Won nd
was dressed with the hope Of saving
the limb, but blood poison set in
aud death was the resu {.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
CRIsNUS.

The following is little Johnnie's
composition on Christmas:
i like CrisInus Arst-rate. Girls
mus is a jolly good Teller. So is
my mother. When Crismus comes
mother always gifts q headake. coz
she bakes pies in a hot oven.
wouldn't bake no pies in hot oven
il / was my mother. I'd let some
body else bake 'em, an I'd eat 'em.
Crismus comes bat onct year, I
wish twould come every day. Girls
mus comes when there is snow.
l don't like snow on q poiid, coz
your skates site K so, an you can't
see the holes, an you go through.
Jim Dslan he was skating onct an
he went through an he got wet,
an he got awful walleplng from
his father. l guess it hurt him,
coz he hollered lik, q wild steer.
don't know whether wild steers
hollers but they hooks. Jim Delan
is q jolly Teller. Sos my mother.
Sos Crismus. Crismus is q jollier
felier than q wild steer-a wild
steer--a wild steer coz O Wild
steer is no Teller at all!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
THE BIG holiday STOCK
HAS COM e.


Never has such nice goode been
shown. Never has greater vasi-
cites been offered. Never has
prices been 90 low. A beautiful
assortment of Solid Gold and oilv-
Watches Slid Silver aad Silver
Plated Ware. Diamonds add Fine
Solid Gold Jewelrv, of which
there ara no finer line in the City.
Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps.
Clocks, Onyx Top Tables, Bronzes
Umbrellas and Canes, Royal
Worcester and Dresden China.
Knives. Forks and Spoons. Our
beautiful new stock 10 all bright,
clean and fresh. and consists
wholly o. the lateet and most pop
ular designs. Our prices make
these goods irresistiIle. all are
cordially invited to inspect this
attractive display.
L. o. ROSSLER, JEW ELEE,
lle Baltimore street. Cumberland. Nd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
Weekly Register
Twenty-EiRhth Year
Contains IL Big Pages
Will be Sent From Now I'm.
til JanuAry, 1894. for
One AnlIar
It Is the Largest Paper
CbNlEu INTO THE STATE.

1t contains more choice, varied
and attractive reading matter than
any half dozen ordinary newspapers
Its entertaining, chaste and de-
lIghtfhl continued stories by the
best authors ere among the desira-
BILE features.
The Wheeling Register live stock
produce, wood and grain markets,
from Philadelphia, New York, Bal
timore and Chicago are full, accur-
ato and complete.
Every town, city and county seat
Ia the State is a center of news
which the Register publishes with
weekly regularity, so that every cit
lzen In the State must take the Reg
lster to keep thoroughly posted in
State matters.
The Democratic Party will abort
ly come into power, and the Regis
ter will be faithful chronicler of
events occurring under the Cleve-
land Administration. Everybody
will want to know Whist is going on
III w asnlngton. The Registers
Special Correspondent will keep
them posted.
The Legislature will shortly as
semble. 1t will be a very inpor-
tant session. No citizen Of the
State can afford to be without the
Register. Its Legislative reports,
and in fact sll news matters from
the State Capital are recognized
throughout the State as the mort
elaborate and complete.
Remember, ONK DOLLAR buts
the Weekly Register from now till
January L, 1894.
HAll remittances should be
either by postel order, registered
letter or check. Then there is no
danger OF loss or delay. Address,
WEST VA. PRINTING CO.,
Wheeling. w. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06


II will be an exciting session and
every West yirginlan should keep
himself posted on what /. will do.
The Daily Gazette. Charleston, w.
Va, will give you the best reports.
AZ will have sll the latest Associa-
ted Press dispatches also The
Daily Gasstte is O. ght pages in size
and Is the best edited paper in West
Virginia. The Kanawha Weekly
Gazette will contain all the news at
only one dollar per year, fifty cents
for six months. The Daily is fifty
cents per month. Address the Ga
zette. Charleston, w. Va.
The following item from the
Wheeling Register is of interest
That the West Virginians do not
exaggerate their coal claims ia prov
ed by such authority az Major Jed
Hotchkiss, OF Staunton, Va. In
discussing the subject no says !:
West Virginia has three great CO III
measures-each 1000 feet thick.
Coming down the New River among
the rugged hills whose towering
submits extend in almost perpen-
dicular lines towards the heavens
we see the frat great measure, and
when from the Falls OF the Kama
wha we look up to the hills from
which the Indians made their ar
row points Of flint we have seen the
frat 1000 feet of coal. Following
down. the valley to Charleston ano-
thief 1000 feet of coal is passed,
and when the Ohio river is reached
at the mouth OF the Kanawha the
third great measure has been pass
ed. Just think OF it three thous-
and feet of coal measures. They
ara not ali alike. We have hers
what no other portion of the Uni
ted States has-a cokeing coal and
ninety miles long by fifteen broad.
Maps OF other States show fields of
this coal Is miles long and broad
and they are considered large.
They have 25, 900 a res Of cokeIng
coal we have a million acres
That is the comparison We can
can make.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
An Enemy Bamod.

There IL an Snemv with whom thousands
are fsOaili n all heir lives, because they are
born with tendenc5 to billious1eN With
this ensmy they are constantly battling with
iaetsciuAl wsaDoRs. Hosistter's stomach
sistSiE will baffi, it. Mere purgativeI will
H"t REFORM a dIsordersd conditioa OF The liV.
er indicated, not by constipation alone. but
elso by rick hSAdsohes, yellowness a. the
skin and eve bNllsJ Bausea futred tongue
ana uneSs!ness, more particularly Upon
pressure on the right aide, upos and below
re short ribs. Avoid drastic purRatiVes
which grippe and weaken the intesu nee, and
subsli'u.e this wsrld famous anii-bilioos
cordiAl which likewise removes mali-iAl,
stomachic and kidney complsintsJ rheuma-
usn aud nerVousness. Asa laxative Of the
bowels. painless bot snectual, II ion proves
appetite. sleep and ths ability to digest. an
possesses the additional advantage OF a
standard toHic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
January e, 1903.

Oar business is conducted upon
a bssis OF six month. credit, max
ing all accounts due twice q year,
-Janu ~ lst and July lst.
Many OF oar customers are veff
prompt. then again others wait to
be called upon or notified Sy letter.
In order to have every aocount set
tied without delay, we have prepar-
ed = careful itemlzed statement of
same. which ia SAINT you by mail or
private opportunity and If for any
reason you cannot pay the cash our
banking arrangements are such that
We can closo with negotiable note.
Speci'l and pi ompt attention earn
est'y reqn stcd.
IT ~ pAHC,uu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
N OTICE.

Row. Mr.. Washburn will conduct
prayermeeting in tho Presbyterian
church Frid y night and will preach
Saturday night and Sabbath MORN
leg aud night.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06

All the volumes except 9th OF
"Clsrissa Hsrlowe" published in
London in 1863, once belonging TO
library of Seth Mason. Crystal,
LIST Vol, also Seth Masop's. pub
lished in London 1sS5-spd Vicar
of Wakefield. Address.
MRs. Gko. La MONTE,
Bound Brook, N. J..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06

q insure against FIRE, LIGHT
- MING and CYCLONES in
PEABODY INURANCE co, of
Wheeling. w. Va.
CHAs. N. HIErT, Gen'l Agt.,
North River Mills, w. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
The meeting at FairYieM. M. 70

lbs meetInE at Falrvlew, NJ. L.
Church, South, 81 miles Son tn
East Of Romney, conducted by the
Pastor. Rev. ID. L. Reis, hAs been
In progress five weeks with AZ con.
versions to dste, and q mum Der of
penitt nts at the altar of PRAYER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
February z. 1893.

those tracts Of land In Romnsv district Of
Psid comfy which was conveyed 10 gsid
Calvin Smith by r ". Daily. Jr., Spsci%l
COMM sioner bY dssd bsarinz OATS tina 2tst
day Of Sept 1891 containing
900 ACRES,
n1ort or less: IL being ths sane la6d con Wy /.
cd by said Calvin Smith 70 franklin l..
snith by dead bearing date the 2lst dty Of
sept 1891, fS@orded 10 the CosntY court
Clerks Ofice Of said county. Said land
ell be sold subject 10 the right Of John s.
Psncshe % he chestnut ok bsrk ss Get
forth Ia The deed ofssid Smith 20 him Of
date The 18th day 81 July 1871 recorded Ia
said ofies.
TERMS or SALE:
Ons-thiFd Of the parcbass money cash and
ths refdas ia two equal annual payments
with interest from day @ sale tbs pnscbas-
Or 70 give bon With COOL security foe the
deferred payments, and ibo legal tide % be
retained - further secarlty.
SALE AT II O'CLOCK.
II. p. GGLKBsON. Spec. Com
aersby certify that the SHOWS mar cd
Special Commissioner bsg given the bond
require By said decree Of sale
w POLLING. Clerk
Cir CO lamp 90.