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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-05
PiTH AND PolNT.

AS rule II takes more to keep ny
appearances 1hAn it takes to support :
family News
TAX is cheap This is partly dne
TO the fact that So much OF Il needs %
be discounted -Philadelphn Times
AN Optical Iter--Te.eher ito class
m history)--For what was Boston IA
mous. Bright Boy-..EyegaassS -
Jewellers Weekly
The boy xho knows at fifteen what
he is going to be when he is grown a
man. is generally sure to be something
else by the time he Is tuenty-one-
Every boy could tell some mighty
mean tales On the good little boy next
door whom his mother holds mp for =
pattern, If IT wasn't for duplicating
himself-AtchisonG Globe
1t Is had enough for young WON
an to receive typewriter letters from
him But when she discovers evidence
of nanifolding she is entirely justified
IN beng only a sister. Washington
Star.
Minister'S you go to school. do
you. Bobby Bobby--.Yes sir Min
ister---Let me hear you spell ktten-"
Bobbv-'-Pm getting too big boy to
spell kitten, sir. Try ne on cat-Tit-
Bits
Mrs ChinnertI wonder why
tightening never strikes twice in the
one placee" Chinner-s- the
lightning comes around the second
time the place isn't there.--Boston
Courier.
A Reading lady is the recipient OF
s.. ooo. 600. left her by wealthy south
erner whose proposal Of marriage she
declined The rejected one knew how
to appreciate kindness. evidently
Pittsburgh Chronicle
He Scored--A very thin man was
once saying nasty thing to very fat
one IF / were as fat as you. said he,
''I'd go and hang myself--- In the
event of my taking your advice" re-
torted the fat man, I'D use ron for .
rope--Judy-
Hes mos. remariab bic man. Hes
an author, and he fills his writings fun
of quotations from the French and
Latin and Greek and all those lam
guages" Huh. any number of authors
do thai Yes; but he knows what
they mean."-Bunalo Express
-Incapacity-- more ex-
ample of your inef6ciency and we
part Manager-''Wbat have / done?"
Start paid thirty-eight dollars for
this diamond necklace in Paris, and
you let If go through the custom house
without being seized''-Truth-
-Dobbins---I hear your son intends
- make his debut as an actor next
weeks- Jobbins---So I hear Dobbins
What will he be most apt to appear
ine- Jobbins-~Well. if he depends on
his talent for living. I think he VIII
eventually appear IN tie poorhouse =
Yonkers Gazette
-Cusfome-.Tm startin' a little
store ont my way. 'spose can get
throwed of the retail prices
Oh clothin'2- Saleman-tCertainly
What shall I show yon frsre- Custom
er-.I inst want TO get pair Of over
ais to wear in the tin-~hop- It's a hard
ware store I'm startin--~ Gray
& Co s Monthly
"A ertain act Of patronage was
conferred by poet whose name be
gan with a T. on Alexander Smith,
which tie young man very naturally
resented When T observed
Never mind what the critics say,
like your poens.- Smith Is said to
have replied: oh, sir, do not discoar-
sge me-"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-05
AN ARTIST IN RAILROAD BONDS.
He Wanted the Kinds with Pictures q
Trains ON Them with tsiarinE Eagles

He Wanted the Kinds with Pictures Of
Trains on Them with tsiarinE Eagles
Il want to put few thousand COL
lars In railroad bonds said newly
enriched --jayhawk,- entering Wall
street brokers' Office.
What sort would you prefer asked
the head of the firm
Well, " responded the Jay reflect
lively. Il want some of the best
have few now that bought ont west
They're printed on thick paper. and
they've got a lot of pictures ON them
and red seals / tell ron they're pretty
fine looking. Got any like that
The broker had never thought of the
bond from an artistic standpoint and
was amazed He tried to explain to the
customer that the number of pictures
wasn't Of any importance compared
with the solveney Of the COMPANY
oh. pshaw- exclaimed the lay"
impatiently. That's too thin. You're
dealing with man who knows what's
what want bonds with pictures of
ladies with swords in their hands and
helmets on their heads, and the engrav-
buy."
I'm afraid You'll have to 60 some
where else" said the banker. rigidly
I'VE have no flaming ladies with
swords on their heads. or whatever you
said
And this is Wall street,
1T is 3
Out N Boise CITY. Idaho. railroad
bonds are covered all over with pictures
Of trains climbing up mountains and
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-05
The inquisition-

It Is difficult to. overrate the moral
and material advantages we shall gain
by abolishing all taxcs upon personal
property We should be relieved ~
once from inquisitorial visits upon the
part of assessors More than half Of
the trouble and expense of assessing
and collecting taxes would disappear
were personal property stricken from
the assessment roll
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-05

became OCCASIONALLY so beaumbed that
when wanted 10 change il / had 20
loosen II with the other, tie frozen
fingers being unable to relax their
grasp
Once ny eyes were SO strained with
watching and sore with the salt spray
that inroluntarily closed them, and
probably slept, for was reused by a
startling shout
Boat ahoy"
Looking up, / saw lights. and above
me doomed the bulwarEs of a big ship.
Follow me, or you are LOST called
out to Alphonse, at the same time hit
ting him with my foot And then IS
the ship struck the smack. / caught the
bog By the scruF of the neck and sprang
with him into the chains
Hold On, or III Let you drop" I said,
fercely, for he was no light weight,
and made little eEo-. to help himself
This seemed to ronse him 20 sense Of
his danger, lie clutched at the chains
and stuck to them like linpet-
The people on deck, having mean
while caught sight OF u.s. threw rs 4
rope and helped Us over the bulwarl-s-
"A narrow shave, that master" said
che Of then The lookou. did not see
yen till you were just under the bows
Where was your lantern? and whats
become Of your crew.
Il have no lantern, and this is my
crew. pointing to Alphonse- IAN
saved. yo1 see What ship Is thisy
The Mercia- Cox master. bound for
Calcutta And who are you?-
- %<7T
him
y an Capt Cox. at your service
And I an Lieut. Roy, Of his males
tvs ship Sylph, lately a prisoner Of war
in France
The devil you are, Congratulate
you OF your escape, lieutenant Come
into my cabin and have glass Of grog
and tell me all about it, and I'll see If
cannot find you change of clothes
And some Of you see TO that boy"
CHAPTER x
ANY por. IN a storm" they say; and
it was well to find myself safe and
sound ON board an English ship. 1t
might hare been French ship, o., stin
worse. might have gone 10 the bottom
with the smack But it was with q
feeling akin to di<mAy that heard the
Mercia was bound for Calcutta. that be
ing about the last place In the world
except q French prison whittier /
wanted to go. Ny desire was to get to
Portsmouth. report myself to the ad-
miral and. after running up TO London
to see my parents and Nine de Gex. re
join the Syiph, or some ship IN commits
SION, as soon as possible.
Il am sorry that I: = Sss consistent
with my duty to bon. ac2 s2d pat yo1
ashore" said Capt Cox. when had
told him my story. ~Bss there's no
call to worry yourself We shall may
be fall IN with the Channel squadron:
and ii we don't we are sure TO come
within hail OF some Aforementioned
ship. ON which i can put you aboard
Cnfortunasely, neither Of these things
happened For the neKt three days IRE
made Bad weather. and, though re
passed several vessels. the sea WAS 30
rough Is TO render the lowering Of
boats highly dangerous. and could not
.sk Capt Cox to risk the lives Of his
men merely for my convenience
And, then, 10 make matters wu9sa,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-05
CHAPTER H-Corrrn

Co2yz4kht EEL ~ J. b Npptncoe. Curpaay. and
FEhhshe6 ~ Special AIraESeDerLi
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-04-05

Leavitt, Morse, Phillips, Smith E. r.,
SmithJ. D., Stockton-12. - R0rande
en- motion ON arliga sammantraden for
den lagstiftande f6rsamlingen f6rdes en-
lifig debatt. Majoriteten var dock in
ne for saken, hvadan 1notionen rekom-
menderades till antagande. &
REPREsENTANTHUsET. Mr.. Jacob
sons motion f0reskrifvande, att altman
heten skall ega ratt att bygga span
malsmagasin utmed nya jernbanor, d
bolagen tillh0rigt jordomrade, ''the
right Of way" rekommenderades till
antagande. = Herrar lagstiftare roade
sig med att diskutera fragan ON fria
jernvagsresor> for statsambetsman och
observation-disclosures. Motion, f0rbju-
dande vederbOrande att mottaga an
tydde gratifkationer fran bolagens ST.
da, var nemligen inlemnad. Foljden
blef namligen att motionen f0rkasta-
deS SO.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-04-05
d A KO T A.

I hevattningens intresse. Iva
nya artesiska brunnar Highland och
Willow Lake Townships aro nu fardiga
och lemna rikligt med vatten. Kon-
trakt for f1era brunnar aro afslutade.
och arbetet pa dem skall drifvas med
stor kraft.
Vadaskott.. En- framstaende ung
farmare vid namn James Vickery och
bosatt narheten af Clark, var tors
days ute pa jagt AT en- eller AMMAN
anledning gick skottet hans gevar af
och traffade honom brUstet sa lila att
han pa stallet lj0t d0den.
Vararbetet har redan b0riat trals-
ten af Aurora, S. Da Sn6n har gatt
sin vag. men marken ar mycket vat.
farmarne komma att inskranka hyete-
sadden med en- tredjedel af hyad den
var forra aret, och ;imna stallet odla
korn och lin. Kreaturen hafva hallit
sig utmiirkt under vintern och aro i
basta skick; detta g;iller afven f;iren.
En- farlig lex. Eft bedr0nigt fall
ar ofrlvilligt sjelfmord intr;iffade fire.
days Sioux Falls, S. Da. John Fin
stad, en- IA ar gammal son till Ole Fin
stad, hade siillskap med nagra kamra.
ter fallit pa den dumma ideen att upp-
resa en- galge / Finstads stall for att
leka hangning. Den urge Finstad stall
de sig som offer for den ohyggliga le-
ken, men det blef allvar of, ty da kan-
raterna togo ned honom var lifspnistan
slocknad.
Arresterad indianhofding. An
foraren for de oroliga Sioux-indianerna
vid Pine Ridge, S. Da, "No Water,
och Hollow Wood" en- of hans h6fdin-
gar, forbes torsdags fran arenturen
till Rapid City. "No Watern arreste-
rades af deputy marshal Mathiesen, an
klagad for sammansv;irjning. "Hollow
WOOD ar en- ung indian, som skiutit
pa polisen. Da "No Water" iir den le-
dande sjalen bland de oroliga indianer-
M, ar hans arrestering af stor bety-
delse.
Hogt vattenstand. Fran Bismarck,
N. Da., skrifves den l april: I dessa
trakter raider cit ovanligt h0gt vatten-
stand, hvaraf jernvagstrafiken varit
botydligt hammad. Atskilliga broar
Diver Hart river vester ON Missouri, ha
bllivit bortryckta, sa att pa tro dagar
intet tag ankomit fran vester. Isen 1
Missouri floden Ar annu fast, mon man
betarar, att da de stora vattenmassorna
borla komma fran Yellowstone en- 6f-
versvamning blir f6liden pa det lagt
boliigna landet, likhet med hvad fall
lot var 1881.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-04-05
W [ s co N SIN.

Gen. Bragg af Wisconsin har, en-
ligt undorrattelse fran Washington, ut
sgt att blifva utn;i1nd till minister f6r
Brazilion.
Fald dom. Fran Kenosha medde-
las att w. Quigley och Alex Petrie,
hvilka gjort sig skyldigo till valdtagt,
blifvit d0mde till hvardera 1G ;irs strait
al beto.
Fran Madison formales att sera-
tor Villas dotter Nellie helt pl0tsligt af-
lidit. Senatorn ar f. n. Florida och
vet intet ON den f0rlust som drabbat
honom och hans famili
Fr&n legislaturen. Enligt un-
derriittelse fran Madison har legislatu-
rens assembly med IS roster mot ii f6r-
kastat motionen att tillerkunna vim
nan rOstrAtt. Senaten har antagit
en- motion, f0rbiudande Pinkerton de-
tektiver att staten utOfva slit 'busi-
ness".
Skjuten af vada. Poliskonstapeln
E. Hedican Ashland blef under f6rsU-
ket att arrestera en- fridst0rare skjuten
af vada SAINT lj0t en- niistan 6gonblick-
lig d6d. Olyckan timade just som H.
tillika med en- AMMAN rittvisans tjenare
h0lo pa att taga revolvern fran den ar
resterade personen.
Protesterar mot teatern. En-
vackelsepredikant vid MANN Williams
upptriidde fora veckan mycket dierft
emot teatern, pavisande det daliga in
flytande teatervasendet ut0fvar pa
allmanheten. w. yttrade bland annat,
att han ej vile betala 2 cents pr bushel
for sadana kristna, hvilka f6redrogo
att sitta tire timmar pa teatern hellre
lin att vistas en- timme kyrkan.
Jernvagsmissode. Derigenom att
axeln brast a en- godsvagn a ett med
stark fart gaende tag nagra mil fran
Fond du Lac astadkoms en- allvarsam
olycka. Icke mindre i'm 1s lastade
godsvagnar slogos spillror. Bromsa-
rem J. Davis, hvilken satt pa .taket
utaf en- af vagnarne, blef 6gonblickligt
d6dad, och trenne landstrykare tros
afven hafva omkommit. Egendomsf0r-
lusten iir ansenlig.
West Superior-nyheter: Ameri-
can Steel Barge Company har af for
bundsdomstolen blifvit alagdt att till
james Sims utbeta,a $500 skade-
stand. S. hade namligen under arbete
bolagets tjenst fatt sin ena fot kros-
sad. - Domstolen kommer att afg0ra
eganderatten till Wisconsin Point.
Landet varderas till 100000 per acre.
Ar 1845 upptogs sagda land at en- man
vid namn Breen, mon nagra ar derpa
afvek denne fran orten SAINT anses vara
d6d. E. n. g6r J. Barden ansprak pa
en- del utaf landstycket fraga och en-
del eges af en- halfindian. Atskilliga
lagkarlar ha nu kommit under fund .
med att eganderatten ar tvifvelsmal,
och saken torde komma att bringas in I
for rAtten. 4
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05
Office OF clerk OF House OF Delegates and keepo,
OF the rolls OF Virginia
TRUSTEES. SALES.
February 10. 1,

TRUSTEES SALE-BY vIRTURE OF
deed of trust executed March lat 1870 by
Rosa L.. Gilbert and 5. K. Gilbert, her husband
conveying to the undo rsigncd trustee, the prop
erty hereinafter mentioned, (Which deed is of
record in the clerks office OF the corporation
TO the Roanoke Construction and Improve
ment Company, tho payment OF Sl,50n Ms evi.
dcnccd by 10 notes OF SIS each. dated March 1st
1870, and due monthly for GO conse cutivc months
Win intereft from date. Default having been
maue IN the payment OF certain OF said notes
together With their interest, and being required
20 10 DO by the holder thereof, shall sell bv pub-
Tic auction to the highest bidder, I'm front Of the
courthouse in Roanoke city ON THE 26TH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1S!'s, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, the
following parcel or land. tcgathcr with the rcsi
ucncc thereon. lying i'll the city OF Roanoke on
the south side Wells street and bounded a. fol.
lows: " "
Beginning mt IL point on the south side OF Wells
street, thence with Wells street south Ti degrees
~ minutes east IS feet 10 point, thence south
10 degrees ~ minutes west 1898 feet To n ten
loot alley, thence with said alley north "a degrees
AZ minutes west rs feet To point, thence north
10 degrees 20 minutes east 105 ~ feet to the he
ginning, said lot being No = convened NV tho
iiomc Building and Conveyance Company to the
Roanoke Construction ard Improvement Com
panE, by deed dated first OF January lSlO
lEhAlS: Cash sufficient to pay the COSTS OF
executing this trust, and TO pay Q notes OF 925
each with interest from March Let lS.N, enough
or the residue of the proceeds OF the sale 10 nav
- unmatured notes OF S25 each with Interest
from March let. 1870. will be payable in Is eqnai
payments on the first day CT Is consecutive
months beginning with the list day of September
1St3 and the residuc,.if any, will he payable u
months from the day OF sale, all deferred lpay
ments To be evidenced by the purchaser's not ~
ana secured by deed OF trust on the property
vi tds ROY Is. SMITH, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

TRusTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
conveying to the undersigned trustee certain
property hereinafter mentioned (Which deed is OF
record In the clerks office OF the corporatiOn
court OF the city OF Roanoke) in trust to secure
TO the Roanoke Construction snd Improvement
company the payment OF the OF 81 ,2S2 IS
evidenced by sixty-six notes OF S1943 each, bear.
ing even date with the said deed, and due
monthly, with Interest from date Default hay.
ing been made In the payment OF certain OF said
thereon, shall sell by public auction to the high.
est bidder in front of the courthouse in Roanoke
city ON THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST. IS.3 AT
1920 O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following parcel or lot
OF land In The city OF Roanoke, described as FOL.
lows:
Beginning at the intersection OF the south side
or Wells street with the east side OF Roanoke
street, thence with Wells street south "A degree.
i0minutes cast 81 81 feet to point, thence sonth
alley, thence with said alley north "A degrees 80
minutes west 20.22 feet to Roanoke street thence
with the same north degrees ~ minutes cast l06
feet to the beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF exc.
cutting this trust and five notes of $40 i3 each
with interest from April T. ISM. to the day OF
sale; 50 much OF the residue OF the p oceeds OF
the sale as will he sufficient to pay twcnty.six
notes or $l9.is each, with interest from April 4.
1870, falling due monthly, beginning September
|, 1878, will be made payable In twenty ak
monthly payments TO meet the said notes as they
mature, and the residue, il any, will he payable
twelve months from the day OF sale All deferred
payments to he evidenced by the purchaser's in.
orest-bcaring notes and secured by deed of trust
IN the property. ROY b. SMITH
20 tbs Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

U'RUSTEE'S SALE.-BY NIRTUEOF DEED
n OF trust executed August 18th, 1870, by Wi.
nam Iamplin, ST., and El zabeth his wife CON
Vcyiny to the undersigned trustee certain prom.
cry therein mentioned, (Which deed is OF record
IN the CLERKS Office of the corporation court of
the city OF Roanoke). In trust to secure to the
Roanoke Construction and Improvement Com.
pany tho payment OF the sum OF 81 SEQ cyIdenced
%, ny W. notes OF $50 each bearing even I, ate with
from date. Default having been made in the psv
ment or certain OF said notes, and being required
go 10 90 by the holder thereof shs l sell bv Duh-
TIC auction to the highest bidder In front OF the
courthouse In Roanoke city. ON THE 2GTII OF
that lot together with the residence thereon
lying In the city OF Roanoke, and described a.
follows: ~ ' oe
-, beginning at point ON the south side of
els street ~ III feet from the weet side OF Roa-
noRe street, thence with said Wells street south
"a degrees 40 minutes east 2916 feet to Roanoke
street. thence with said Roanoke street south q
degrees IL minutes west 1C6 feet to a ten foot
alley, thence with said alley north a degrees 40
n 10 west ., ~ feet to point, thence north
nlng, being lot No. conveyed to the Roanoke
CONSTRUCTION and improvement COMPANY by the
home Building and Conveyance Company, by
ueGd dated the 18th day OF April, 1890
ecnii Tins: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF ex-
ecutihg this trust, and notes OF SIS each with
interest from August 18th, 1890 to the day OF sale:
so much or the residue of the proceeds OF the
safe as VIII be sufficient to pay u notes OF S25
each, with interest from August 18th, 1897 falling
que monthly beginning with September 18th.
lSsl, will be made payable In % monthly nav
ments 10 meet the said notes Of they mature and
the residue, IL any, will be payable II months
from the day or sale, all deferred payments to
ne cViucnccd by the purchasers interest bearing
erty. ROY n SNIrSIi oP
126 tbs Trnsto.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05
TRUSTEES, SALE
TRUSTEES sALE--BY VIRTUE OF nrrn
OF trust executed january PIN. ism ~.

TkUSTEE'S SALE---BY VIRTUE OF DEEn
or trust executed January 2ith ism ~
Maria Louisa Jones and A. NJ Jones No. ~
band. conveying to the undersigned tr, suo
certain property therein mentioned (Which deeS
Is OF recotn In the clerks Office for the cornorn
ton court 10 the city OF RoanoBe) In trnst To
secure 10 the Roanoke Construction ard i'm
Sl,iio evidenced by ~ notes for the sum OF sS0
each bearing even date with said deed and nav
able monthly with interest from date Default
having been mado In the payment OF certain of
sa'd notes, aid being required sU to do by the
holder thereof sha sell by public suction 10
tue highest bidder III front OF the courthouse in
roanoke city, Va. ON TIE 26IH DAY OF
Ioliowing lot OF land in the city OF Ronnoke 10.
geShcr with the residence thereon, described as
follows: ' eu &C
:, a certain parcel OF land in tho city OF Roanoke.
va, being the west half OF lot No - in section
20 20, as sn0wD by The map OF the property OF
rogers, Fairfax 81 Houston, which map is filed
IN inc Clerks ONCE OF the Hastings Court for the
CITY OF hoanofe, Va, and fronting rs fcct on
Center street and running back between pnrrnllri
llnes lSu feet TO an alley.
IEhMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of
exccu Ing tn 81 trust and IL notes of SS) each
with interest from January 23th 1870 10 tho dav
OF sale 80 much or the residue of the proceeds or
IN. IN. rnc ns nil he sufficient to pay 90 notes OF
SS, cacu, win interest from january 9th 1870
,aihhg que monthly, beginning with September
2lth lS93 will be made payable In 90 montbIv
payments TO meet snid notes as they mature. and
thr residue, II any, will be payable u months
frcm the daylot sale, all deferred paymcI ~ 10
be evidenced by the purchasers interest bearin0
erty ROY n SMI f''P
:" tus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE DEED
II OF trust executed April % 1890 by G. j
hhOues, conveying TO the UNDERSIGNED trustNe
the property hereinafter mentioned, (Which deed
IL or record in the clerks office or the corporaton
court OF ROANOKE city, IN trust to secure TO the
pany, the payment OF 1920. evidenced by \
notes OF SID each, bearing even date with the
sald deed, and due monthly with interest from
date. Default having been made in the payment
OF certain or said notes and being required SO TO
90 ny the holder thereof shall sell by pnblc auc.
house in Roanoke city, ON TIE aGTIi DAY or
AUGUST, 1898. AT l2:lu O'CLOCK p 81 thc
following parcel OF land together with the resi-.
dchce thereon, lying in the city of Roanoke and
described rs follows: ~
Ihat certain lot or parcel OF lind known and
Dcd as lot IA. in section e. of the Lewis adj.
dliion 10 the town Of Roanoke, IA map of which
said addition Il on file in the clerks office OF the
corporation court for the city of Roat oke To
which reference il hereby made, ii heinp the
same property conveyed to one Vansicklcr nv
Mrs Jane Lewis, by deed dated the first dav az
September, 1883, said lot fronting fifty feet on
SIKH avenue 9. W. and running back one hnn.
dred and live feet to an alley.
TEKMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the cost of cy
ccutihg ms trust and TO pay ak notes OF ( 40
each, with interest from April % 1880, and pro
test fees OF Sl.3i each no C; so much of The
residue of the proceeds of the sale as will be suf
hcicnt to pay al notes OF $40 each with interest
from April -, 1850, falling due monthly begin.
n,ns WIN september % 1892 will he made pay
aD!e IN ii monthly payments TO meet the said
NOTES as they mature, and the residue II any,
VIII he payable IL months from the day OF sale
all deferred payments to be evidenced by the
purchArser'a interest bearing notes, and secured
ROY b. SMITH,
:" Jus Trustee.