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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06

Receiver Hadley and Supt. Null
cahy passed over the road on a tour
of inspection last week preparatory
to making arrangements for hand
ling this years grain crop. Among
the steps taken for this purpose was
the location of warehouses at Max
well, Munkers, Granger. Philo-
math, Wren and Blodgett.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06

The Alliance viii debate the fol-
lowing question next Saturday
night: Resolved, that the currency
Of the nation should be issued dir
ect to the people without the inter-
vention of bankers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06

The Oregon Pacific railroad earAs
pany have arranged to run whole.
sale merchants excursion from San
Francisco to Albany on July a7th,
The Steamship Willamette Valley
will leave with this party ON the.
evening Of that day, arriving at
Yaquina on the aoth or goth, The
San Francisco Board Of Trade will
attend this excursion In a party,
1t Is the intention to entertain the
San Francisco people in the same
way that they entertained the Ores
gon merchants on their recent trip,
1t is desirable that these merohants
should visit as many points in the
Willamette Valley as possible,
They will be allowed five days to
spend throughout the valley. 1t h
expected to start another merchants'
excursion for San Francisco on
August I4th. All arrangements
will be made to entertain them nice-
ly upon their arrival in San Franz
cisco.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06
DIRECTORY.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

TOLEDO PRECINCT.
Justice OF the Peace IA. Hall
constable A. E. Altree
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06
Notice of Incorporation.
To WHOM IT WAY CONCERN:

| TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the following 20.
| tition viii be presented 10 the County Court 81
! lincoln county, Oregon, AT its regular term, on
| July 5th. lS.G viz:
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06
Yaquina HarbOy..

Capt. \ w, Symons, of the U.
S. Engineering corps, has just re-.
turned from trip to Yaquina bay,
says the Oregonian in recent is
sue. He was considerably i'm
pressed with the showing made by
the new men who are taking hold
of the Oregon Pacific, Quite a good
deal of repairing and other work IS
under way and progressing we'll
so that Improvements Of valve are
promised, The governmsnt's
work on the jetty is going forward
nicely and in course of completion,
A depth of "a feet at low water has
been maintained on the bar fol
nearly year now, showing the
permanent character Of the i'm.
provement, as we'll as the decided
relief to the commerce of the po$t
which formerly had to stYNggle
along with some seven feet at low
water, The principle Of the work
is the same as that Of the Columbia
river jetty, to restrict the ehannel
and control the action Of the cur
rents out and in, Captain Symons
says the great work at aN bars, XIV.
ers included, is done by the tide,
Its force at all times is equal to thai
of the rivers volume. Both thu
Ijetties at Yaquina Bay are carried
out to their full length, and tn,
work now being done is to fill they
up with the usual deposits,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06

CT. JOHNS CHURCH [Protestent Episcopal |
~ Divine service the third Sunday of every
month, at IL a. N. All are invited to attend
NeT. Chas. Booth, Missionary. Residence,
~Rectory," Newport, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06

II A..and l. U.---Toledo Union, No. 1856 Meets
- every saturday evening IS o clock, in GradyAs
hall in this town. All members requested to
attend. 7. T. Reeder, President; J. J. Turntdge
Secretary.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

EIRST BAPTFSFS-Meet every first Sunday
= In each month, Il IL a. m. and also on the
s.. in the Toledo Public Hall. L. NJ. But leP,
Resident Pastor.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06

7 o. o. F.-Toledo Lodge, No. los, Meet
town. J. L. Lutz, n. c.; J. S. Gather, Sec'y.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-07-06

y hubcAIIY General Superintendent.
Corvallis. Oregon.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29

to b tbre really general
ISOLATED Press" is used to represent that control
3dAs the the grain
nt warehouse sold the money collected with
the debt cancelled Of the identical bills
be Mexico The volume Of rendered
onal bank bill not money when behind the which
originally issued Of it money realyas debt
fore Any thing which out to ell ho which
leaving larger hole not but obligation pay money
credit The would apply Land
not that such GALL treasury
being issued
the people to the people And when interest paid
paid to ourselves And such extnguhd govern
precisely national bank BILL
poraton makes credit himself which
his legal the other
and entire people redeem and there profits
people, In it credit In the other
tative vaue 81 900 worth of
not issue portable value in dollar bills that improbable
and off slice land redemption
But the entire people do have the slice
the front door OF the courthouse for debt of ten CENTS
Therefore peoples issue portable value property
money The within
the grain cotton the material in hand for
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29
Our White City,.

OF all the mighty humbugs,
In the east or in the west,
Oh! this monstrous Worlds Fair humbug
Overshadows all the rest.
We have built q wondrous city,
Dressed in white she shining stands.
And we've gathered every treasure,
Out of all the foreign lands.
"Here is room for all creation,
And our banner is unfurled,
Here's general invitation
To the people of the world.''
Close beside this bright delusion,
Hungry thousands ask for bread.
But we march our troops upon them,
Giving musket shots instead.
Farmers western prairies,
Wrap their naked feet in rags:
While poor, helpless, hopeless woman
Meekly sells her soul, or begs.
OF all the mighty humbugs,
In the east or in the west,
Obi this monstrous Worlds Fair humbug,
Overshadows all the rest
DAISY CLOVER
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29

Has been the court hall Ada
O'clock a. NJ
silver question: and what all
that before said meeting All
whether not cordially invited to attend
HOLDEN,
?. s. OLSON, Secy.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29

South Dakota
poput OF McCook county there is communication asking
regard holding special session Of the legislature for the
enac Stay the collection of the
mortgages interest," the
The writer thinks that certainly by the
of March the farmers three
they could present prices He eve
grain that the tghness would
little wheat Is cents buhe Immediately
state of wange and ange that
over the financial there little prospect OF
the future
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29

wall Street time that Lincoln replied
1I wish every
strong language Abe from
mentality Through the three
would saddle coming
eraons people under the domination English
and American policy
country building their oppres
sion of people. y -t6a asf 81 s~sse
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29
Fusion.

Written for the GREAT WEST.
Nazareth
despise and nam
mOnp-
Wien the Of Jesse hiding the wilderness Of Zph
with thousand valiant hunting
with him Tin the ngh and proceeded the Saul
Then
called aloud to Abner, saying
ooh! faihes want have
Thy masters
that had David and
said "Return David for will thee
David being discreet did not wish to fuse with Saul
followers and fed the protection
that Saul had several times tried him. David
fuse with Saul happened that the Phsns
battle with Sauls when
actually the campaign band bringing
the the OF Gath
to Ahh and nqured care not these the OF sau
their appointed place. lest they
The Phne princes would not risk mite
with the Hebrews
crcumcsed MOI 1t was simply because the Phln
OF later daten TACT fusion first introduced
the devl) in Minnesota! In the of grace 1892.
The article condensed rony distilled
historical gospel eighteen wears
said It an
historical
the Phlistnes wou mott fuse,
Nor worship with the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29
Calamity Has Struck Them !

Oh rattg dry bones! Both the Globe the
their United franchises Unte
branch what the Associated
affair for western and the daes will
before their service (unss they miserable
be on
OF the wandering of Mr.. "Con6denceP'
Noce-A morning franchise for Paul. Ca
the GREAT WEST and we'll the track OF it,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29
The Public Elevator.

Willis denied the injunction
the public elevator at Duluth But denying the
which will building another
legislature That held
drawn the builders
aon possible surplus is will
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29
MINNE SoTA
A Call for a Mass Meeting

A Call for Mass Meeting
to be S Ct s tss.e
and what S and
Whether alliance not cordially invited
f f.s. o9 aaaS1 ssey y's'
NOTICE.
OF district III town Of
important will before the meeting it desirable
present New members will be received
On the 2sh Dr. Fish again people
popult Grove miles north OF Sherburne Mar
tin Co. Thursday, 100 p m. Sept. 2sth.
At Cosmos Meeker Co.. Friday eth p m-Dstrict So
Fede1kson shoohouse Friday Oct 6h at 80 Town
of Danelson)
At the last compelled splendid
Subscriptions coming much
more freely
In the Guaranty Loan matter Vice was unable o
bondsmenor $5OOOO custody
f" up millions he don't have
The daily hide the rotenness the royal
speaks him Guarantee Loan employe who
trouble" file made comfortable" in jail
I the etor
s by STATE
Convention ~
has LETT the ranks OF the
the party Donney
h ing
It looks much though that made
illustration of how truth
small article the Waterve Gazette
who told SO? We knew such journal
only popust journal
and would something
Donne quite When Donney
go OF Congr Castle,
Baker plea Donney could
much for the of the tketha
he the full of the statehouse and elect full ck
Donnely got the campaign work and
EDITOR WEST:
five, control gold
ID Who the five control the
my clearly
on
while hold them Can
the and caToe has u5s 9 sold
mea P, ;h+en foil and nos;h,v inform Soma +h fools h +
| to know. &c
1st-The Gold Mines-We do not think gold
country. speech
control and practically all the gold mines OF value
globe We
either NV York banking journal the London Daily Financial
referring the transfer the control of mine
the named the under the control syndicate
mentioned BY the other practically
control Of three So that the gold
is under the control OF less than
Press organization originally
were
by Gould The made mutual
though control tightly within the
edtor but the
the world became extreme vicious that
against them OF the extraordinary
this Journal Chicago well in his that
warfare.
! branches
independence.
three
of workers. general outfit The who
the believe
journals increased eleven Men
Could Russell Sage Cauncey Depew Norvn
New York bank interests 1--WE think Levi Moron)
troll Norvin Green the most liberal them
practically owned both the Association and the wires
played great havoc among those
The Omitted Press Association
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29
THE POWER BEHIND THE THRONE.'

ofmovng the Office and home
necessary up the publication OF two
will be in
Ignatus Donnely
He great friend of the unemployed Bulo Gazette
We would clip this from putocac only Donney
capitol infamy, and other scheme OF robbery.
says people dis
that Boen
silver the Sherman provides coinage
that Mr. Boen voted their platform dctadFergus Falls
The great fight the house, going the
federal power On this question-whh holds repub
democrats aoof that
robbing of their rights But republican methods
earnest efforts plutocac overthrow republican
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-29

DAISY CLOVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Contributions from CovIngton.

Correspondence the Richmond Dispatcn.I
CoyIYGroy. Va, May 13.-The funeral of
General william Skeen was tho largest
ever seen. in Covineton. long process
| sion Of mourners followed the old man TO
| his last resting place.
Mr.. II. ". Fuller. general passenger
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. spent night at tho lntefmont
| this week. Ho was accompanied by his
| daughter.
Hon. Il. s. Berry, the congressman who
occupies j. q. Carlisle's place. from
| Coylngton, Ky, spent several days this
week Id Covington. Mr.. Berry has q
charming family. who Will prove pleasant
addition TO tne social life at the capital
Ex-Vice-President Morton, with large
party. stopped in Covington on their way
| to the Warm Springs. They were travel
| ling in private cor put at their disposal
by President ingalls,.
Colonel j. A. August. Of the Hot Springs,
was in Coyington this week. Fir. William
McAdoo, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
Is a brother-in-law of tho ColonePs.
Mrs. and MISS Ingart and Mrs. j. w.
Hess, OF Clifton Forge, were IN town this
week.
Mr.. Robert l.. Parrish Is having his
handsome residence IN this town repainted
n deep colonial red. lie is also having an
extra story added TO the rear OF the house,
which will greatly Improve its appear
ance.
There has been a change of officers in
the Friday Club, Mrs. r. L.. Parrish and
Mrs. II. ". Snyder respectively president
and secretary, reslcnlrg their places 20
Miss Mary Randolph and Miss kittie
Miller.
The Young Mems Christian Association
are to give dinner and strawberry supper
at the Town Hall on May 30th, which is
the beginning of the special term OF the
Circuit Court. The proceeds are to be de-
voted TO replenishing their stock OF maya
zines and papers.
DIR. Rinehart and his bride (n'e Miss
Fife, OF Charlottesville), after pleasant
visit TO his home, IN Covington. have lett
for their future home. IN Kentucky.
Captain Rinehart has com plotted the i'm
provements be has been having made IN
his home. and tits now one of the prettiest
and most comfortable houses In Covlng-
ton. 1t has an unusual amount OF yeranda
space. which makes 1t delightful loung-
ing place.
Miss Randolph has recently returned
from short visit to Mrs. Rogers, OF Low
moor.
8. N, Dickerson. of Iron Gate, was con-
yicted at the County Court of selling
hquor without license and fined by the
jury $3.50. lie was sentenced to two months
in jail.
The verdict Of acquittal in tho Cole case
has met with the approval of the commu-
nifty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
usc. Thcrc are about seyenty.aye guests

usc. There are about seventy-hve guests
at tho place.
Mr.. Arthur Stimson, son Of tho late John
Htimson. will have control OF the Healing
Springu Hotel this season. Mr.. StImson
has had a good training Ia the management
of this property, having run. 1t several
years ago, in connection with the Hot
Springs Hotel. during the continued Ill
ness OF bis father.
Mir. w. II. Bryan IL now in Augusta at
tending the meeting Of the Lexington
Presbytery. From there he will go to
Richmond and thence to the meeting OF
the General Assembly Of the Church.
Rev. II. ii. Mason, of Staunton. mas
moved here With his family and VIII pro-
baby make this his home. MIR. Macon IS
in very bad health and his family have
been quite uneasy about him. IL IA hoped.
however, that the change OF climate may
do him good.
Mr.. Lanier Dunn. accompanied by his
brother. has just reached hero after trip
from Washington on horseback.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
Vsrra-sprsnrs Valley Notes.

fCorres:ondcaoe Of the Rishrnond Dispa,ch.l
WarN sPRIsas. Va, May Is.--Dr. B. r.
aopEins, ~ho has been resident physician
u tins place fcr number OF years. Is again
~ h.s hotne after bis winter 3 ABSENCE
ID. Stuart McGuire, who, il will be re-.
rnemterod. was here last summer for seye.
fal mouths. will be the resident physician
n tho werm-Springs Hotel this season.
pr. 8c3aire IL Q son of DIR. Hunter Nc
CURE OF Richmond, and one OF the rndst
promising young physicians in the State.
Frank Hopkins. son OF DR.. Il. II. Hop
ksns. who IS taking q three-yearc course
Ia medicine at the Uniyersity of Pennsyl-
ssniA Is Oh homo. having completed the
Session.
DIR. Chaplin, Of New York. will be ssso-
csaied with Dr. Henry :. Pole as resident
nauacsssa at tho Hot Springs during the
Eomlng seeson. DR.. Chaplin 10 now at tho
Hot With his yrfs and daughter and ex-
pcs 70 nsks ttis hls homo during tho en-
twe y1nk-
2bs neg yrelnis Hold AaD BEN 49,
rastsA sbfAs H0s s0saaGs md . nov e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
mscKusNsuRG's ASSESSMENT.
Good Rxhibi, for tho oounty-Segroes
That &c North InvsrisbIy Come Back.

Good Exhtbft Tor THO Oounty-NeErocs
Tha, Go North Invsrissiy Come Back.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHASE Cry, VA, May 13.-The assess
ment-list OF taxable property OF Mecklen-
burg for lS93'9i makes good exhibit Tor
the county. The value OF land. town lots.
and personal property amounts 70 S2,loe,"
9t5. 81. The Atlantic and Danyilie kaIi-
road Company, forty-hve and one half
miles. S4bf .2O5 Buffalo Branch of Atlantic
and Danviile, $4,000; Oxford aud Clarks-
vile railroad, seven and one-tenth miles.
S54. 900: Richmond and Mecklenburg rail-
road, twenty and one-half miles. Sl7S.S
telegraph lines, $l.G3O.J0; bank stock Of
Bank OF Mecklenburg, 914,35O; Bank of
Chase City. $500; capitatlon.. Si,766-
thus making the total amount OF taxaoles
81 96i, S3i.S2.
The entire amount OF county tax. en-
braciDg all subjects, is about w cents on
the 500 worth of property.
NEGROES GOING NORTH.
A large number OF negroes have left the
county in the past year. They 60 princi-
pally TO Pennsylvania. They inform me tnat
wages for laborers there are much higher
than here, and. as one told me yesterday.
he WAS going up North TO make some
money and send IL buck here TO pay for
his cabin aad acre of land" and he would
then como back and live aud die III OIe
YirgInny"
Announcement is made of the marriage
on the 10Th of the present month OF Mr.
Frazer h. Pettus. "a prominent TOBACCO
warohouseman, of this place, to Miss Ida
Nav Cham bers. Of Richmond. AtteT, the
nuptial ceremony the bridal tour Will DO
TO Chicago aud the Worlds Fair.
There nave been abundant rams recent
ly aud all crops are growing admiTaD.y,
grass.ields never more luxurIant. aud the
forests are dense with tuil-growa foliage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14


DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF
l. THOSE Two DEsIR .dnrs Z r6y.
NEW. AND ATTRACTIVE MODkISLi-Sv,y-
srRiicTRD TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
INos Nos; AL AND AZ Ne ssnR T TwwESTY.
SIXTH sTREsT BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY srREETs.-By request OF inc owner m W,
snail sell by public auction. ON the PROMISES on
THURSDAY, MAY 1s. 1898.
mt O'Clock y. NJ, tho above-namea mEL ~
GATED. NEAT SUBSTANTIAL, AND Wkil-
AkRANGHD NEW DWELLINGS, containlns
seyen rooms each, having gas, water. pa,n' Su,,
vert. and tho usual modern conveniences, anu
beautifully elevated lots, fronting toyoihor ooA
100 feet, and rear ailey 10 feet wide.
THESE arc thoroughly wel-built and complete
houses, attractive IN stylo end admirably s,-
.yarged, conveniently aud pleasantly locateh,
and rent readily to good tenants at $500 per
annum. -, ..o.,,,,,.v
IN secure good property, aud We urge UPON IN
yostors aud home-seokers the importance Oh
being present.
TERus Ono third cash: balance Mt six and
twelve mouths, or oil cash, Mt option OF pure
cbaser. j. u. ELAN ~ CO..
mvl4 Auciioneors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
By George L. Crawford,
Real Estate Agen. and AucG.oneer,
1905 Bank street.
nRUSTEE'S SAFE OF A DESIRl

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRA-
L BLE FARM or 100 ACRES, MORE OR
LESS. WITH ALL THE IMPR0Y EMBNT5
THEREON, IMMEDIATELY on fHE LINE OF
THE RICHMOND AND Dan WILLIE RAILROAD
ABOUT ONE HALE MILF FROM COtLFIELD
sTATION.--By virtue OF deed OF trust exc
cyfoi TO me by John II. Brown, bearing date
May 20, 1890. and duly recorded In the CLERKS
oflice Of Chesterfield County Court, WILL by re-
quest Of tho beneficiary, offer tor sale, at public
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY IS, 1898.
NJ 9 o'clock r. NJ. tho PROPERTY described -
follows: That piece or parcel OF lana lying ani
being in the county OF Chesterfield, bounded ~
follOws-tO-wit: on the north and Tcst by the
land of Higcerson Hancock, on tne cast by the
lards Of Mrs. Roberts and Mrs Powell, and on
tho south by tho Buckingham road.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the expenses CT sale ana
n note OF $27 with interest from February 20,
500. and q credit "a TO enc note OF 100 Que
Mny 30. 1898 and the plance upOa such terms
as may be announced at sale.
C. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
n. BIZ the pur 'haser 30 desires IL saOU u
the $3.50 will be extended for one yoar. ny 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
TREASURER FARIsH,s ACCOUNTS.
Expert Barksdaie's Report Amounts Not
Paid Over to the school Fund.
rrorrespondence Of the Richmond Disoatcn.l

ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Disoatcn.I
CrAgrorrssvILLE, Va, May 13.-Mr.
Isaac f.. Barssdale, who some tine aSo
was appointed TO ascertain II anything was
DIE the County School Board by tho late
County Treasurer, Captain A. j. Parish, has
made his report. The matter OF the > per
cent. penalty was first taken up. and that
lei 10 q thorough Investigation. The
Treasurer, as such. collected taxes for
State. county. and school purposes, and,
according to the report of Mr.. Barksdale,
CAPTAIN Parish has settled the per cent.
penaty on all taxes except those due tho
County School Board, According 10 the
same report the Treasurer paid in irregu-
lerlv on the general lax account Cha taxes
arising from the levy of 10 cents on the
800 and on the delinquent lands &C
counts. Mr.. Barksdale's Investigations
seem to show that the amounts Tor three
senarate accounts were not paid over to
the county school fund though due 1t.
They are as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-14
BY X. b. Charln & Co,
Real Estate AuctiOnears.
No. north Tonth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
WES7-END real ESTATE,
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED,
o. TUESDAY, MAY %, 1898,
ATb O'CLOCK L. II.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated October IL.
1892. recorded In uenric0 County Court IN
Deed-B OK I4l Il, page 10, and at request of
beneficiary. default having been made In pay
rnent OF debt secured we will sell on tho prom
isee, az above date, the Property described
IN said deed as follows: "All that 1T OF land,
with improvements thereon, lying and being IN
the county Of HenrlcO. Va, near the 'iIy ~ kich-
mond, beginning on south hne Of.Ninder street
go feet ives. Of Sumpter thence westwardly and
fronting on Ninder street 100 feet and bach be-
tween parallel lines 10 feet 10 a l0-fo0t alley,
being same property conveyed TO j. B. Blair,
trustee. from Leon Wallerstein ana vito April
-, 1892, recorded in Deadlock l39 u, page
az. Also lot u land beginning on east iine ot
Sumpter street 2lO feet south Of Minder street,
thence sOuihwardly O20 feet except 81 feei be-
ginning $50 feet south OF WiDGor street, aud
tack IFS feet 10 an alley. Also lots fronting on
south Inc Of Min1or street, beginning % feet
west Of Washington street, thence we5iwarjly
aud fronting on Winder street l21 feet and
back between parallel lines 10 feet % an alley.
Being same property conveyed % j. Is. bar,
trustee. by two decds-One from Sarah ~ Wood
son, October :, 1891, Deea-BOOk 1871 \. page
264, the other frOnJ A. ID. Gordon an vito, Octo-
Der T, 1891, Deadlock i57 \, page 26J."
There arc some nice BRICK dwellings, on VIM
der street with seven rooms each
TERMS: Cash for debt due (sT,6s0.4C and
expenses Of sale ana nny taxes due, aai the
residue on terms ID be namol ct The hour u
Sole. JULIUS sTRAU1,
W. j. WEsTW0OD,
i. Il. CHAFFiN,
Trusteea
r. D. CHAFFIS & Co., AGctioneers.
my IAlf,1S.2O.21Ha3