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sovereignty, ald nothing much wou|6
he lost II they should be stripped Off
But l belle the old spirit and love of
i'o'rtY ls sill a supreme forcs in our
@VuzaNon, aud that tho peDplo arc u,t
yrt disposed I: surrender their S.ato
govern neuts.
h" courts should be respected and
Their mandates su pporLed and upheld as
long 70 the courts themselves abide by
the long established interpretations OF
our Ct institution AID do not seek for the
exercls" OF arbitrary power, to revolu.
tlonlz, our form ot government, and to
destroy tic authority of tho people
themselves N the conduct of domestic
affairs.
1t ls source of the highest gratiica.
tion 10 ne to observe that so many of
the Governors are takiug cOgnizauce of
thcse usurpatlons and a'e expressing n
determined purpose TO resist t hem,
Inc issue should ba sharply made and
mere should be no retreat from it until
Inc Federal Courts are made TO under.
STAND That they are the mere creations
~ puoiic authority and are maintained
iGt puptlc purposes, that the Judues of
tu"Se courts arc the servants and not
Cae masters OF the people, that thov are
not aooVe The States OF this Jtnion hui
pelo" them and as much Obligated 20 re-.
spect and support the authorities of the
Hl2les, within proper limits, as if thew
were part OF the State governments
machinery.
Very respectfully,
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Very respectfully,
WIN. j. STONE, Governor.
Tho Phosphate ISIll.

y ~
,bo ,;noa 80 10 o' ~, Deo. 1f.-MosI O
taLe, ~ ,,natnn,, n~ neu",I Sester"ay was
of Inonf cI,J J'o.u"S ;S ~ .''o cunS'oe'atlon
w,,icL M,sanI ,'i,ipt Ltau1 ol.S' &ll OF
70 n,J. r.S'Isu "..''o". ooIoctlou ana WIN
ohort snUn.r, nu'n :n'S. o., A.'et lhe passage o.
Ssnct,,. NI, l,I w ''Ioo tn""suies
~ I'',oi ~, ,'uic eaI'e" up tHs phosphate
o,J MIp;n' "" 'f '''o 'o'n1l'Usc OH Mines
NJ. I,l,,,
roi ,,nona,, ,',;JJ, H."no was of'o1u'iy
made q n,o,io, 10 o,,;,,n pU, ~ lis anu
- Ao',1't ~ St!'he olV C'le enact
~ w;,,,,irow ] NJ ~ ,n % o.Io,. ne suPscq9enI'
Know how tho S,oto a.o1' noa ,' o .,o ",u' ~
.,frn ,,hioy ,,,;,,an, ro was ~ "oUIi ta'h Tue
,h,,y rorlx -, orIo. Il,,, ~, .n| ,Vi
r.,sn ia rn, ni,y '.,'' '''' o'"'e o'u'o
Mr. " ~ Ea,, :, ,o,,.,e
,,.,i,;,' w. - i-'"'l'' III pcla't Oh the
Inatol i,,i' ,te ,t. ENso I'io 'c 'souS "hlcA ac'
ToIn,,I ','' y, Va ~ niiNN' ts'0 ie'of'' as ne
IIno ~. - a., "S,, S,o ,no pes' liaI couid %
,,,o T,,,,a,' .''' ''''''' ''''o was "ceet'eo ny
A. ,r;,',.. =,
- ncrf,oi, nn,;'I,[, 'iau eA2tesseu n"hseIl
i'I{ I,,r S''-,'s'su ".tu tue p"I. ne
~, ,ha ,rl;.' NV i" S'n''i rlouI " IS ihaao
Wv 'na'i't.. o. "lu uuuer present cr
- ,l'",n Ia Iu' ~ ~ {" I ,l'N.'lS CONCESSIONS
nrIy go oo,,,a n,' ,"''ui '''o royalty was
NJ, ' I'In ''l' @. pI' IHu'
onn m,, , ,,ora '.T nrt>ns Sa'' llat no
shH,y 'i'.r;lN =, 'uA'ous |l,ali ,iihNeii 10
inSI ,i.,I,y ~ .''tSo @ Coi pol"'lons nno
ton tL", f,DP ,, tV,' ouI onlY nlaue o'J,c'
'r,I,,',i '"' 'o 'n'''esC in'ShC De
''n',I,r". ~, ,'>,;o ,,,, ,,
.f D",',I,,' w., 'o'' y; 81 h'olc' 'he boafd
,n.,.a,od Go'',i'sa"'ielS Tefe en-
tEn ,,r.na f I'"No arc Necessary r"les 10 Tx
itc .! |',o t.r, 'A '''0 '''N' WHICH remeoleu
'"S w. ~
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a Brave Girl,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. ga Is.
year-old negro named Sol Horner at
tempted to outrage Miss Lizzie Kelly,
1o-year old white girl, daughter of a
prominent family, last evening mar
Harrisburg. The girl fought desper-
atelv and saved her homer but sacri
feed her life. The negro cut her throat
with 4 pen knfse end then took to the
woods. The girl was found in the road
IN dying condition, but told the terri
Die story between gasps while her life
blood spurted from the cash in her
throat. The sheriff and a posse of sew. 4.
erdl hundred citizens followed the ne.
gro and he was captured last night and
IS now being guarded ia Harrisburg.
His clothes were covered with blood.
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VI hO"H P-nShIu F~au

WASlIINGTON, Dee. l2 1T gems |,
DC tact tn T. there IS either IN en- de
me or cfim"S against the pension laws
pr the special ageMts of the Pension
'lrthit ar" mOrr VigilanL than for,
ne l. rms 5 ',At"mrut made by an Of
llcl"l l'-daE, VINO In explanation Of it
Nald du'lng tn" l'3tS month there had
"""n several times AZ mach rascalitY
;tS during any other half-year in the
History Of tn" office. Tennessee AMI
Alabama are just now vecrlving the
a. trn'ion of the officials and 1t IL said
Lhil IN the Inrmrr Sta't and condition
Il all ais has been discovered that pro.
misses 10 drNclope INTO something RI.
prDach!ng the m3!ultudn of the Buf-
tAlo frauds. Neither the namr OF the
1t o"n"y attorneys, not even thtL Of
tho c':y would ba given for pnbhc st,m
cor ye1r inJurinG tn" government
case, but when the gam" is bagytu all
of the facts VIII be given out.
Several examiners for Other fields
VIII at CnCe be sent to Tennessee to
work up the eases. In I.ouisaua there
IS also an investigation in progress
That promises big results. In all Of
intse cases, rs well as those discover,
At Buffalo, Norfolk, and the West, the
laVorlte method Of drtraudinG the gov
ernm"nt IS for the attorney to get the
statement Of the applicant of ! pension
and then secure signatures Of witnesses
in blauk. The attorney then at lis
leisure llllS in the evidence, taking
care to make it cOrrObOrate the state.
mPnt OF the applicant In every particu-
ar. Once week or SO notay public,
who IS an accomplice, ls called in and
then jurats are filled out and the seal
as through done in the pre-
Sence OF the witnesses themselves as
the law requires.
A number Of the Democratic mem
berS of the House was this afternoon
urging Representative Holman, chair.
man OF the caucus, to call meeing Of
hH caucus. They want to have the
Democrats meet before the tariff bill is
presented TO the House to decide on the
llne o. pollcy the party will pursue.
Ihe leaders also wish their colleagues
TO express the views ~ to the adYlsa-
Diilty of reporting the intel hal revenue
sections Of the tariff bill as Il separate
These and other questions |
regarding proposed legislation they |
wish to discuss. Holman will probably |
declde tomorrow when the caucus |
shall be held.
fhc President to day nominated
ChaS. w. Dabney, Jr., OF Tenneysee to
W -A1Si0''.i| DeCietdiy vi agriculture,
vice Edwin Willis, resigned.
POstmasterS-South Corolina: Mao.
gle nj. Moore, Yorkville. North Caro-
lima: James w. Forbis, Greensboro,
Also a number Of recess appointments
including fourteen Collectors of Intern.
al Revenue (kope Elias Of the Fifth |
North CarOi.La District being among |
,hem); eight Collectors Of Customs, five |
Surveyors of Customs, one Appraiser
Of Merchandise (W. II. Bum of New |
York; Director Of the Mint Preston
and f.. II. Chamberlain of New York |
Commissioner Of Navigation
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a Fight to the Finish,

A unique feature Of the Keeley
Treatm ent Is the fairness with which
it treats the enemy. "Do your worst"
1t seems to say to the whiskey bottle,
"and we are ready for you" If the pa
tient Graves the intOxicant to which he
has so long been accustomed, he is not
put off with substitute, but given the
very stuff itself, and the best Of its
kind. There is not even any attempt
made to taper him off after the old
time fashion with the poor wretch
who had been rtgaging
miserable mOrroWS for nights or
madness" There Is no reStric-
tion when stimuant is demand
ed, neither is there that overd0slng
which has often been suggested, and
perhaps tried time or two. by enter.
prising eiormers-putting whiskey in
tne patients soup, coffs', beef gravy,
etc. On the contrary his dram is not
only readily furnished, but made as
paiataole as he is used TO having Il
leaVihg Drst.rate whiskey and the
pouole Chioride Oi Gold to FIGHT f. ont
between them for the possession of the
ineDeiate's body. Which is the strona,
er Is being every day proved bv tSo
usual result of To 8 battle at the n"s Cne
famous Kelley Institute, Coinmh,s, ",
' S. G.,
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Il ig Fro

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. IA special
10 the Chronicle from Louis Wlle, Ga,
says tie town OF Wadlev, Ca, was Wis.
Itc@ by q destructive lire early this
moTnln2, which destroyed an entire
block, III fire started in l.. B. Cheat.
ham'3 store, presumably the work OF
/ rg liars, as the 10 was blown open
and rliled Of its contents. The large
ho ,el, postoflice, drug store aud livery
stable to .ether with the residence OF
William Donovan and DR.. II. S. S.Danlels
were destroyed. Total loss estimated
$25 900. Insurance about $751; 900
p.incipa'ly in the Georgia Home Com
panV.
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Pianoa and Organs.

Now IS the time to buy summer plaa
$50 cash balance November 18th 1893
VIII buy Piano at spot casn price $40
cash, balance November 15tn 1893
VIII buy organ ~ spot cash price.
See the list to choose from. SteinWay,
Mason " Bamlln, Mathushek and Stir
ling Pianos, Mason 81 Hamlin end
Stirling Organs. Fifteen DAYS test
trial and freight both ways if n 1T salts.
factory. a large lot of nearly new and
second hand Pianos and Organs at bar
gains. Good as new. Write for prices
WIN. Trump, Columbia, S. Q.
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VIII Accept no Comprom,sa
Washington. Dec. The on.uo

""so'ugtona Dec. 8.--The CURRENCY
sSnn,a sS"o ne came up before The Banking and
currency COMMITTEE this morning AZ
ter considerable dis ;usslon an amend.
' mene' reileVine clearing house certifi.
oa'es OF the 10 per cent tax was renort-
Gu laVoraol y. Congressman Moi T,amr;n
VIE accept no compromise and tha ~
0tner features of his bill will come % lot .no
TIC insists that the law relative to tr.ea ea.
with or repealed, oonp''' :
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without delay unless you think it your i'm
perative duty to remain.
Respectfully NOurS


perative duty to remain.
Respectfully yours.
II. SToBO FARROw
AT great personal Inconvenience and
expense to myself and to Messrs. Far
row u Daniel | remained at Kingsyre G
and did what l could to contribute t o
Che grand and glorious victory of 1876
by my vote and what little influence |
had. l have other lie, .ers from such
men as Hon. b. l.. Borron, Of Man.
nlng, S. O., and the late Col. $. w
1aurice, Mr.. William j. Lee, DR..
James 5. Brockinton and others of
kiIgstree, S. c., of the same tenor as
those published above, but | deem the
ones published amply sufficient to for
eve" put at rest tt e base and slander-
Gus untrutb that l was ever anythinp
else than an uncompromisiug Demo-.
crat. L regret to take up 80 much Of
your space with "a purely personal mat
ter, but the charge you published
against me IS q serious one, and am
sure you will accord me the necessary
space TO refute it.
JAS. l.. SIMS,
Editor Times and Democrat.
OHANGEBuHG, 5. G., DEC. II, 1893.
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JNS. u. NIMS,
Editor Times and Democrat.
OEANGEBURG, 5. G., DEC. II, 1893
TIE RAILROAD QUESTION.
Lotter From Governors Mitchell and
S:Ono Gu Tho SuLjtct

COLUMBIA, ). c., Dec. l3.--In Gov.
cruor Tllman's message 10 tAc Lcgis-
lature at its present session lie was very
ou'spoken and aggressive on the subject
Oh railroads and rcceivers aud The atti.
tudG OF the United States Courts in The
collection 0i State taxes.
The question 0, raj Dad raccivCrships
Is big one, nnd QUE which has attract
ed great deal Of attention and caused
considerable LrLu plc in Other Safes be.
Sides South Carolina.
Governor Tllman sent copies cf lis
recent message on the Su!ucL TO several
OF the Governors of the States and b; !
received replies of very strong endorse.
ment OF his position On tho railroad
questi0u.
The following letters written b. GOV,
ernor Mitchell OF Florida aud G0vrrncr
Stone OF Missouri Will be eXcecdiucl, in-
'crest!ng at This tine.
Governor Mitchell OF Florida sritcs
as follows:
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WAN TED, A LEADER.
The Apparent Lsck kof the Democratic I'm
tho House,


WASHINGTON. Dec. l2.-It seems
to be conceded amo0g the Democratic
members OF tho lIOuso that party eau
Gus Is nccosseary. The presen, session
promises to he one Of vital Importance
10 'lo Democratic party, aud il is IN
cumbent upon the members of the ma.
,orltY That their forces be tho ouuhly
organized and skltully dit" cted unon the
II DOR OF the House. Ono of the questions
10 bo q ,erm'ued at the proposed eau.
Gus Is: WHO will be chosen 3 play the
Die OF David - Tom Reeds Goliath?
S'nce MIR. Crisp l"tL The + II - WELD
| the SpGhker'a gaVei the u zoe ats in
lHe Hnuse have been at Il eadvanta"c
IN po' II OF recognized leadership, while
lhc Republican minority follow 80 one
man ally pathway Mr.. Reed OF Mr..
burrows may for p0ljt' al reasons di-
rect. This subject has often BEN dis
cusseG without any practical re suit being
reached, OWN. perhaDo, TO the personal
ambitions Of several We l!d-bc leaders.
Gcl. Tracey, Of New York, IL COM
mcnt,ng upon this suiiect a few days
ago, sa!d he bad made sevcral a,lcmp =,
to ascertain who is 10 lad the hohliuy
IN Tie runuiGg political debates that urc
apC TO cut an inpOrtcut figure ~ the
present session, but his INQUIRIES have
not met with cnc0W@ ing rCyius For
instance, Mr.. Wilson, the chairnu'. IF
the committee on ways and me Ms, SAYS
ne Will p,")Ah'y COulirc his attempts a.
| lrHpcrShlp to all questions 'rClaiiug To-
| the larlii, On general QuCStiCUa Mr..
Catchjn"3, oi MIsoj@iipiji, the chairman
Cl The committee or iulrs, viii pr )hahly
| We expected To Cu' &c the policy Of TIC
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lie above letters are sufficient TO
bHry this vile slahder beyond resurrec-
tlOn, but Just to show how much inter
eS'cd l was In the success Of the Demo
cratic cause in 1876, | will append one
mere letter. Sometime during the
Summer Of 1876 | was offered a half
interest il the Spartanburg Herald bv
MeSSrs. FarroW X Daniel, who owned
Ihe paper. 1t required some CORES
pohdence before we could cOnsummaJe
'9e ira ie, and WheniWp did come To an
agreement, found that if left King.
stree before the election that | would
lose my vote, as / would not have been
III NpartanbuTg County the required
sixty days to entitlo me to vote there,
so L wrote Col. FdrroW that [ would
remain In kingstree until after the
election, as | thought every Democrat
IN the State should do all he cCHld to
secure llamp .ou's election anL the
overthrow Of the Radical party. The
'oilCWlng letter from Col FdrrOw, who
no" holds responsible position in
washington in the Treasury Depart
iheht, was written in answer to my let.
'e', ana VIII confirm my statement:
SPARTANBURC. $. c., Oct. IS, 1876.
N r. j. l.. SIMS, KINGsTRKE, S. q.
DEAR Sir $ Of tho 18th instant re
c''Iea and contents noted. Aft1r consul
TAI III with Mr.. Daniel, we would state
nat we need you very much indeed, and
would be glad to have you come as soon as
you can, though we would dislike to VI G
yCnr coming lefore tho election If you
iH.k your presence and vote in your coun-
could possibly change results. If your
G .ecton is likely to be so close as for the
absence Of one man to make II material
difforercc, tnen, of course, you ought to
remain. We leave the matter however, for
you to decide, hoping you will como up
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STATE OF FLORIDA,
EN NECUTIFE DEP

1r- - t.,..I y Nt'. - u ., 1919.
i1"N. l.. IL. Ilil~an' ttoverhor OF South
N"loi!h", NoiuMOla, ,. Z.
D1ar "aEerho;: am III receipt ol
your annual message 10 tue General
Assembly, oE South Coroljaa. Thc mes
s'!;e rave no. read yet, out "0to wmh
hluCh interest the 'nteNts OF l"ur letter
l" I"2;''' - laNHtIoi ~ N'ur Sa'e.
- !" "''a a'Ho Neen pu' 10 much
'A'""st III c'IlGct'nE taxes up}0 rrol
tlt! 'N t't na'"s OF receivers atiiO!Gted
Wy t.'t Chit'u Ntd'-S courts. lhjs
l"""''"! al Hlf "plaipH shcUd nc paced
nuno''.. '''H coHIF'l o' t"2 courts. THr
viHr v;.,n - 2r ~ ~, u c,rio'a:l"H; fnnN 'ndi-
Cnnrt rnro;,',.,.,,I - I,'I - Il o"''e" o.,'
ryrss w. ,,,,.,, ',',I';''' ''y a., "c" ~ N"'
~ ,,'' ',' ~ '2''," '"N,"'"r
aI,pr ,ro ,,o.S.,,( I'-', ',,,', IN, '"U:4 ca
Line colII r,inr - s,,', '',o,. 11I,' r''Ntl''
rrtr j., ,hn L..'I' -, - avs ""o" prop
rH,,,, ,.cco;,,n " "a '>| , a'cs
dcleyr,!nn in fmnnras '''t to, m'',G .i,: =? t'ie
and n,..,a ,Lar, ~ d. o|o ;t''i' ms , .'e
hryonI thn ,.n,yCr 'f ,',I ~ a""S''i- II
Jude IN nirrn,o - ''' On.I'I,' :? ''.
S,nIn ,,vod'', a,,', '','c ~ I'.H col,oc,.oN "l
ct rer;.ivcrs - ''i'' = III ''i' ''"''"S
have f,rontIr h,,rl, o 1,,;.o -
tho I-njind ,,fos Iin,ri,, l,,,,,, ~ "'-c - W
Norm in fhc ,':,...tn o,.'~ 49,
receivers ami hnvH ~, ,i,,,h. ,,,;, 80, T.,>
case IL o,i,nr in .,arrns
This lrrGjnq il ovo, ti.. ,.c.,o -,
JuH.ca holG;rt ,tli., fnr Tr tn,! ,,,,,,-.,
u&!l 10 30 law shc,l6In 'l,'wlJ
yer,; rr.r,.c ,,,;l,.
II. l.. MIrCurII Ga,o~r.,m
l-1l
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Very truly yomlS.
'IHOS. y. GlIL.ANn

The next witN.ss wiz ;n,r,,,iIIr,. is
co., X. G. Logan, who ~ The time !
IVe0 at kiIgStree was the owner and
editor OF the kingstree star, stulnch
Democratic paper, and now owner ard
crlior or the County RecOrd, the ONLY
paper published in KingStrer Hear
W Rat be saws:
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- TO -
t A r M ERS
AND
MANUFACTURERS:

AS matter Of business interest to von
ana ourselves Wa ask yon to allow us the
privilege Of making estimates upon anv
machinery you may wish to buy before
placing your orders elsewhere.
Our facilities and connections with man.
ulacturers are such that we can quote on
the same goods as low prices as are obtain
able In America. 1t ia but a narrow mind
that would pass by tho home dealer to paw
sn equal or greater price to forsi
dealer or manufacturer.
Only give us the opportunity and we VIII
servo you to advantage, and keep ct home
a small part OF the money which is going
tWay from our State to enrich others.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-19

Are you disturbed at night anil broIen
Of your rest by a sick child suffering aud
cry ing with pain OF cutting teeth? II SO
send at orce and get bot,ls Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cufes tysentary, diarhoes, reeu
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soItens the gums, reduces sndsm >.
ton, and gives tone aud energy to the
whole systeu. Mrs, WiusIow's Soothing
Syrup for Children TeelbiDg is pleasant
to the taete and is the prescriptlonot one
Of the oldest aud best female physicians
and nurses in 'be United States, and is for
sale by a druggistslbrous bout the world
Pnce % cts a bottle.
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Tie state Board - AE sahsrs re
AaIlus tie srrie, q l1aii atss for ne
amips viatsf. md Ill bave thsr tally
msppej asa ty,umitsd by Narcnbsr
18Th.
The secretary voald be p'etea e -.
cslVe iuvits'isn, irem tcwts 10 TIE sts'e
70 bold lrsututss 10 eaauetuoH snh local
ofssh tfou, q 1hs FIuets' Grabge
Frmoa C.abs afgAnrta invitations
from sufliaieSlly large nnu bsf Of eita
~, TO vstnut . speoesstal tnesiiug Also
nsui % saelsols shisb would be desirable
b. difCut 10 tAat locality
g. NJ WINsteo. Stc'y,
Brandon. W.
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| IN CHASCERY
Bennington County, December Term 1898.
JOHN ]. PARIS,



sfEPhEk L THAYER ANb
IJUklA A. IHAlEB,
| Whereas, John J, Paris " Rutland In The
| County Of RutiAnl aud state Of Vermont, hal
hod 10 the Ufhoe Of the Clerk OF the Court o
| Chauctry Ia the County u Bennington, his pc
| thon for foreclosure sgainst the above named
! defendants, upon certain lands IN the town u
Manchester, in the County OF Bennington, de-
scrb bed ia certain mortgage, dated March 26tt
! 1871, executed by Edward Il. Brown to John
| PARE, "a i0ilowe Bounded 90 the south by the
! Main street IN the Village of Manchester Centre
and by lands Of j. Martin, the Episcopal
church lot, and The SCHOOL, house lot, and lands
| Of Q. b. Dumb am West by lands Of NJ. s. Col.
| burn; North by tho Far grounds, and lands Of
| f. u. Gddngs, East by lands OF said GiddinVs
and lands belonging to the estate Of Joseph
| LugCue; and being the hotel pl uperty IN said
| village of Manchester Centre, and the same
property covered by and described IN quit.
claim deed If even date herewith March 10Th,
| 1891 from the said John Paris to said Edward
| Ii Brown, to which qut CAIN deed and he ref,
erences therein, reference may be had for a
further description.
Conditioned for the payment Of twenty. one
hundred and aud twenty four dollars and eighty
two cents as specified in two pronissory notes
Of even date here With March 18th 1891, )slgned
by SAID stephen + Thsyer and the said L, II
Brown, and payable az tOllows' One note for
Sl2I 81 payable on demand with interest an.
nualiy; aud one note for two thoussn dollars
PAY able IN tallments vi b interest annually,
which are now due and OWING and haye not been
paid
And further conditioned that said L. II Brown
shall keep the building on sad premises in-
sured to the amount Of 81 500 for the benefit of
SAID mortgBgee, and in case the SAID Brown
ntglocts 80 to do, tho said Paris may take out
such insuranoe ard add the cost thereof 10 the
debt hereby secured.
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