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Sentenced to NIatrimonr.

a young man and a young woman
were contestng possession Of a piece OIL
property, the one claiming under an old
lease the other under an old will.
1T strikes me" said the justice. that
there is pleasant and easy way to ter
inmate this lawsuit. The plaintiff seems
to be a respectable young man, and this
is very nice young woman. They can
both get married and live upon the
farm. If they go on with the law no
ceodings, the property viii all be frit-
tered away among the lawyers, who.
am sure, are not ungallant enough to
wish the marriage not to como Off"
The lady biushed, ana the young man
stalanered that they liked each ofszf a
little bit, SO a verdict was rendered for
the plaintiff ON the,coudiiion Of his prom
Use to marry the defendant within two
months, .2HFay OF execution being put 10
nc verdi4 Till the marriage ceremony
should be mpletsd
This is abA at the first couple ever SEN
fenced to mad rimony in a court Of law.
-Gripsack.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
An Example of ResIrnatlon,

M. Pasteur is devoted to his studio,
and to his family. It was a terrible
blow to him when his daughter married
and left for her new home, but he could
console himself after a fashion of his
own.
We'll, he said after she was gone.
with long sigh but with CLEAN of
comfort dawning in his eyes. 'at least
shall be able-now to devote myself to
typhoid fever. Youths Companion.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
herUninv,ti,.

A hungry looking countryman was
leisurely exploring one of the quiet lanes
in the city in order to comfort the inner
man, when his ears were suddenly sa-
luted by shrill voice, which uttered in
rapid tones the following incomprehensi-
bic jargon: "Biledamancapersors-Rose-
beetrosegoosrosemuttonantaters-Bi Billed
amancabbagevegetable -Walkinsirtalla-
seatsir."
The astonished man hastened his pace
In order to find house where they spoke
English.-London Tit-Bits.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
A CROOKED naiIway - PhlladeIpb,a.

There is down town a street railway COM
pany whose cars cross one street five times
on their 'up trips" The cars In question
ara on the Passyunk avenue line, and when
coming up town cross Passyunk avenue at
Jackson street, at Twelfth and Morris at
Tenth and Dickinson, at Eighth and Wash.
ington avenue and at Fifth and Bainbridge
There are probably very few street lines
which take such zigzag course IN taking
their patrons about the city. PHILADELPHIA
Lledger
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
AnIlnaIa NYhich el.aI-

When animals steal, there Is a selection
q suitable objects. The dog or cat confine
themselves 70 food. There is, as a rule, no
boarding or hiding, but the food is used at
once. But In the stealing Of useless articles
practiced By magpies rats and monkeys
tne method Is often systematic, or at long
Intervals boarding on hiding being the
rule. This Is q sort Of kieptomania, perni-
clousness on love Of stealing for its own
sake. Current Literature.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
Eeonomy ana Waste.

The need Of careful management Is per-
haps less as people become more prosperous
but within reasonable limits there q M
situation ia life where iudicious MENACE
ment Is not impratiyely demanded. Waste
means destruction Of useful THINGS; stinri-
ness is often time ard strength wasted in
making orcaring Tor things that have too
value to be worth the pains and labor
bestowed upon them. Baltimore Herald.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
Found a Nali IN aCbIcl,on,. t,...,,

At Rushville a Mrs. EARLY killed a chick
en-, and In cutting it up found 6-nennv.
weight nail in the center Of the heart Tfe
heart and nail have been sent to the ned-
Zeal college at indianapolis Indianap-
nlfs Sentinel
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
LittIe TbIpra m nTarried Tis.

Why should not a girl don her prettiest
gown and curl her hair 20 perfectionu on
the evening that she expects her loverP Is
Il a wish to deceive that moves us TO put
our best feet forward when we are. as it
were, to be weighed in the balance2 l
think not, but merely a natural and right
wish to be judged at our best ard fio5 at
our worst
However, il q girl viii put on smart
gown md curl her hair when she expects
her lover, is there any reason why she
should rot 60 the same when She ex-
poets her husband? And if a msn notices
that bis sweetheart has on a new froclaand
tells her how becoming it IS and howfnuch
he likes her hair arranged in that fnffv
way is there any reason why lie should not
tell y. his vile taaf t6sni2es'a
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
Value Of Collection.

Little Boy-Papa wish you'd saye all
the postage stamps that come on your let
Papa-What for?
Little Boy--rm making a collection of
i'apa-Humph! What earthly use will a
collection Of cancelled stamps beg
Little Boy-I-I don'tknow, but / guess
IL be Of about as much use as the collcc.
ton Of cracked teapots that mamma is mail.
ing-Good News
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05

~ - sa--4s5ac thoughtiuil5s
I'D the parts Of husband
f.iiiy and well, there would be
Is for the divorce courts.
Il s. hard for us to realize that trifles
smoke life Nevertheless a bright looking
woman In a pretty gown, standing in the
door with warm welcome home for him
may make a Inan feel that it is worth while
to sit at a desk all day long, and a rose
brought home and presented with q loving
word will be tonic indeed to the woman
who has been stitching all day In order to
save and Gdd her share to the nest egg
Cor, Good Housekeeping
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
It Should Be in Every House.

j. b N'ason. 81 CLAY ST. sharpsburr, Pa
says he " p not be without Dr. Kings New Dis.
covefy i9f Consumption, C,ngls aud Code that
q cnrag@is wife who a4 threat nsd with Prem
moni Naiter an attack ot la arirpe.n when va
rre4 rr.. Other remedies and several phyaclans had
IRE her good Ro1eft Barber. of scooxspor,.
y, elaims nr. Kings New ni-coSery has done
aln more good than .utihiag be ever used for
Line iro ioie. Nofhinc hks f 1irr HI Fee
Aflal 9otii-4 e Dr., g. " Nn<shail'a Drae store
Large bottles. 5lc. and 81 90.
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Mk eKAMlns eFES E8EEi
New LiVGTg Stable.

have opened livery stable on Carlisle
Lane, South Milford, where teams at rea-
sonabie hire NAV be found 1 have the
argest and best hack in the town with which
will make reasonable rates to clubs, par
ges or societies. Beach and picnic parties
specially. Good teams and fair prices.
Nov is 8 mo. NOBLE Poor.
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~ ol 9 ngIIel In cren.atIon.

tndicole cured one lNfsoI. If leaniar
fo"afl cremation Son.c years a.,o q cotnie
per printed o picture Of a poor littlc mite
boy standing IN front Of cren,atorv
Win a small milkcah in bis hand. From
sne open door the head Of the furnace teod !,
es stack ont, with a squnie papc,a-. No.
1ne legend WAS tho smaliel'..-s u ~
aE r1sa'i8 = II ar
lnn
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WATCHES.

watches OF every Grade. from low priced IN sill
all warranted 10 be good lime-keeper or no saie
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
CLOCKS

Ia the way OF clocks he can snit tbe slimmest
pocket and the aOst fasiideous taste from the
smallest travelling or desk clock To the fucst man
te' each guaranteed to be the best or It's kind.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
carpets and FURNITURE.

We are camped for to display this department as it b
be but on the second floor large line of cheap useful and hand
some furniture carpets and mang You save money by u
here '"s
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
JEWELRY.

he has tho most complete assortment ri lew ~
ever -hown ~ this town, consisting in part OF I'm
ger rings for ladies fni gentlemen Of Inc latest
slylss' 'WAtch chains Of unique patterns In all
pins, bangles. charms pencils aud gold psns in
endless variety. ="
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05

d u Holland, ). Shait, y. Refs f.. CAL
v m i.siuhsor. y g. Col ms au., Mani, l. 0avis'
The siock Of this Asi0ciatiuu m-turcs in am
seYeH Nears sppy for your shares 10 DR. i,ssan-
= &c ttaTy' thas S.cEe'', T,rss su-ur, or T. G. a.
Trustee, at NauoHsl uutai
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a nIntrimonIal snrrn.,i,..

Mr.. Beenthere-Why don't you get
married?
Mr.. Oldbach-No use. There is No
woman who will take me.
Alr: Beenthere-Of course not. With
that cast Of countenance You can hardly
expect a woman to take you. You must
take wonan.-Texas siftings.
Two years ago there was only one CO.
operative dairy society in Ireland, while
now there are 80.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
We TELL YOU

nothing new when we state that il pays TO engage
In permanent, most healthy and pleasant bust
ness, that returns profit for every days work.
Such IS the business we offer the working class.
We teach Them how to- make money rapidly, and
guarantee every one who follows our instructions
faithfully the making OF $4,000 a month
Every one vino fakes hold now and works will
surely and Speedily increase their earnings; there
can be no question about III. others now at work
ere doing It, aud YOU, reader. can do the same
This is the best paving business that yCH have
ever had the chance to secure. lOu will make a
grave mistake IL you fail TO give IL trial SO once.
II yOu grasp the situation, aud act quickly, you
will directly find yourself in = most prosperous
business, at which you can surely mako and save
large sums OF money. The results OF only few
hours work will often equal a weeks wages.
hether FOu are Old or youug, man or woman, it
makes no difference, do as we tell you, and sue.
cess will meet yOu at the very start. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those who work
for are rewarded. why not write to-day for
full particulars. free ? E. G. ALLEN & co,
Box No. 42O, Augusta, Me.
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Lebanon Navigation Co.,
oeice-RISING SUN. DELAWARE.
THE
Architectural and Supply Co.
OF WILMINGTON, DEL.
e. L. RICE. Jr., Architect, Pres
9l3 MARKET STREET.

we tu!slsh all kings Of drawings. specification,
and details for buiidiugs of every Mimi and styio
ana supervise the erection thereof Special de-
signing a feature. Patcnt drawings made Uav,
i ilsu ~ years active practice as AIcmt-ct- Sat
lsiection always guaranteed with our plau=
we supply and set rlaHtes, dies nacks Jams
re p &C, graz cs. iron and brasr Ornamental
oIAs We ligh is, beams and shape iron cal
w iAe" on nd copper work. mill work iueOr1
net wefS' hardware. Gfilles in Iron, brass ar
wood ana everything needed 10 complete buidirgs
hEetl tnlhg he best. New York and fhiladeI
Dhia p:ices pavail
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TrusGsss

Geo. H. Hail. Preside O., bs a. "a. Flrlsauion.
Secretary Cps Bi.krr. Nicc-i'r,si cut VIM,
r Au,ey, Attorney hast. S. cbrif Treasurer.
rust National Ba' Dcprsito of the Mo lies.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Milford Branch
OF THE
National Home Building and Loan Association
ORIccr.n.

nues, monthly. Glass "A SIC snares. s191.
,'nes. monihy, rlass E,'Si.iU shares 81 90.
= new serlet each north
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
SILVERWARE.

He alse shows ul assortment OF silver and
plated wate, knives, forks spoons aew stvles or
coffee spoons pickle jars fruit dishes cake has
ket, nah siices. asparagus forks and tableware Or
Yanous kinds; full stock Of Ornamental ware
cups bronzes. etc, etc.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05
REPAIRING.

Being practical matchmaker Of experiepce
ar hfpsmehi Is prepared - do al Kinds Of re-.
Fslflt mhking a speciality Of dHe watches. lie
WI pnt aud Keep your watches in good order, and
warrBDte all His work --
Try him and satisfy yourself
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-05

I'M Yrbsmehl comes TO Milford, with the best
Of Credentials and his reputation as workman
foI its self 9P0'Ns
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-03-11

frohi' ing Persons from Acting as Agent
IL suying and Selling Wl:skey r 0t.3c
IAtoxicat ng Drink, aud Prohibiting the
Carrying to or Giving away Intoxicating
Drinks at certain places.
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Alderman OF the Town Of Macon
that if any person shall act as agent or AS
sistant of either the seller or purchaser III
etlpcting the sale Of any liquor, bitters or
drink, the sale Of which Is unlawful in the
Town of Macon, lie shall be guilty OF a mis-
and, GU conviction before the
Mayor, shall be punished by Il fine not less
than twenty dollars nor MOI than one hum
bred dollars.
See, ,. BE it further ordained that il any
person shall solicit orders for the sale OF, or
shall sell. any liquors, bitters or drinks. the
sale of which is unlawful in the town Of
Macon, whether the liquors, bitters or
drinks are TO be delivered within or with
ont said town, contemplating, or permit
ding the party buying or soliciting 10 con-
template, that the liquors, bittcrs or drinks
shall be transported into TIE town of Ma
con, he shall be guilty of a m~isdcmeanor,
and. upon conviction before the Mayor.
ShulI he punished as is prescribed in the
first section of this ordinance.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, that if any
person carry to any place OF amuseb eht or
social entertainment, or to any public as
scmblagc. intoxicating liquors OF any KIND,
or if he give away any such liquor al any
such place, he shall be guilty OF a INSIDE
mcanOr and, on conviction before the May
or, shall be fined not les, than ten dollars
nor more than fifty doIla'5. or imprisoned
in the town prison not less that one week,
nor more than thirty ;ays, or both, but l'is
shall not prevent the use OF liquors III lhe
di,pcnsution of hospitality in ones own
home,
See, 8. BE it further ordained that any
person may sell wine made Of grapes grown
by himself in any quantity not less than
one gallon ut the residence or vineyard OF
the seller. in the town OF Macon. 10 sober
person. who is not in The habit of becoming
intoxicated. Ana III all prosecutions Tor
the salr'of liquors, bitters o. drugs contrary
to law the defendant VINO seeks to defend
himself under this section snail assume Tue
burden OF proving his ease .aIls wlthin It's
provisions.
See. ,. BE it further ordailcd that il any
owner lessee or occupant Of any house, oNt-
house or other building or tfnnamcnt Hh"'i
knowingly permit or s~ulIeraty person 10
sell yIuovs or %SpiretuoI, liquors contrary
TO law in such house. out sousc, bullilnE'
or lepnnmcut in the town 81 Macon. with
| out. giving immediate information thereof
TO tie Mayor of said town, ana prosecuting
| the offender such owner. lessee or oCcu-
punt shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor an',
ON conviction before the Mayor may be meet
not more than one Hundred Dollars or I'M
| prisoned in the town prison not more thai
thirty days or both, All
see. g.. BE II further ordained that thl'
ordinance take effect and be in force froh
anI aftprit passage.
Approved by me. this, pen I lSs5,
Il. uAuENSrElN.
Mayor.
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"oRDiNANC E NO. Is.
SaA!t-ry.

~
Sec. |. BE it ordained by the Mayor ana
ponrJ Of Aldermen OF the Town of Macon
that no person slipll throw any trash or any
kind of animal or vegetable matter. or any
tishboncs or garbage upon any pavement o,
in any ditch or street or vacant lot OF salo
town n.c or-
son shall fill IN or dam up any nAlNrai OF
established drain or water course. OF Ill 'uA
way obsiruct the same. without the consent
of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. 49,,
sec. q. Re it farther ordained that IL shaU
be unlrvsul to build or erect u prlI,y oyer
or on any ditch or drain tina, flows through
their PREMISES upon the premises oil any
other person or upon any OF the stfee's'
said town. ..t ,r,oro
See. 4, Be it further ordained that wnerS
any p~riyics now existing are on ah! u'.'n
or drain us above mentioned the sa'he y.
hereby declared Il nuisance, ana ihe MAR
shai i: directed TO notify the owners of sI'ch
that The same must be abatel an removed
within ten days after being notified. ;,
Ser 4. Be il further ordained that u shall
he unlawful for any person to throw OF
lcnye upop the streets or upon their wv"
premises any dead animal, poultry or hsn,
without hGrying the same or removing '"o
same out of the corporation. .,
See. 6, BE it further ordained that Wncm
ony lo.d hor' dog. COW or other anina! OF
n%oilltry. or other organic matter suVlrVi w
danrerous putriiection or decay, Is 'o'nu
within the corporate limits, it SHAH De .ur
duty of the Marshal to find out the oWnel
or person leaving the same, ana requme
him to remove the same and abate INC uu',
sance at once, and upon his or her ,e,"N"i
To do so II shall he the duty OF inc Marsaa'
to do so at the expense OF the owner .. ~"
animal. il kaown, otherwise AT the cApo"'o
of the town. :. sho,,
Scr. :. Re Il further ordained that II Fia,'
bc the duty OF the Marshal or u police ON
Ger to %insIieot all premises at least once III
e,ch week during The months of May. Juhe,
.July. August. Sputembcr and October' ano
once in every four weeks during the Mohtn'
Of November. December, January, Fcbru-
nry. March aud April, and cause tne saue
TO he cleanscd, aud report any iai'ute "
complv with this ordinance or any p"''
thereof to the Mayor. ,,o;
eep \ Re IL further ordained that II shh,,
be unlawful to dig or oxcavate the eut.,
from any lot nr ground in such u im""no' "
to cause wafer to remain therein Oh 10 po
come stagnant thereon. .,., an,
See. 0. he 1t further ordained toNt "";
person falling to comply with any o. u'' i,
auiremcnts of this ordnance SAal We ~,
ty of u misdemeanor and tlon fo,Fi'I' ',
thereof before the Mayor s|al lf hi'' y
an, smm not less than five d1i'''s #
than one hundred dollars az MP
more t.an 30 days. ~ Ar .o y ~
Imprisonment, -
See. 10 ~ it t,tf'i r 90 "
occasion lcipg m ,ui ~
effect fran md a'frr'' e '-
Anpro, rl Frlt"t.f'
"np,,"''' Y, ~tL
mti'' ,vsrHi&. NrsN'
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Mr., G. S. Gavin is the agent OF one
of the largest firm. in this country Tor
thc sale of monuments, headstoucs, etc
lie guarantees good work, and salts
faction in prices. Parties can lea7e
word at the beacon Office or at Muir
phcy's Drug store.
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1888, tax assessed OH block 70 in Shu,
qualak, the same being doubIy as
scssCd,
On pet. Of W. D. Dotbcrow, Mrs. :
f.. Cosby ,aua WAS reduced and the
Variation changed from $3.50 20 $500
The clhiags OF Tom Williams, cor
Wet, S9.42, was ordered to be prora'cd
in paying court costs.
The earnings OF Lewis Davis and
Edmund Mason, $}t, we're propalcd
to pay court cost and amount due tie
county, viz: sheriff $S.56 and COUNTY
S25.45, the claim of ". B. Stewart 10
said amount being rejected.
". S. Tucker was released as over
seer of road 70. and S. D, CEamherlih
appointed.
The ClelE was directed to reiusure
the Court House with the several ngen-
chs in Macon.
Tue following order passed by the
Board, J, Blythe voting against The
same, was ordered spread on the min
utCS, tO.Wit.
Ordered that the Clerk be and he is
hereby directed to settle with Il. Brew
Gr, cX-Contactor, ia the following mani
ncr, to.wit:
That he accept trom said Brewer
The hire per month for eaIh prironer
as provided in his two contracts Tor
the time each OF them was IA his GUS
toby,
That said Brewer shall not be
charged with the time of any prisoner
after said prisoner has died, nor dur-
Ing the time amy prisoner was not in
the custody OF said contractor, being
taken uul ofhi, hands by legal process;
that said Brewer be required to pay
tor tie full time Tor all prisoners VITO
escaped.
Tina. the D0ard being liable in cath
case to pay to officers, Witnesses etc,
the cost to an extent moi exceeding
the amount eceivc from SAID Brewer
in each case, directs the Clerk in each
case to pTorAte the hire as above
among the parties entitled TO costs III
each case when the hire is not sutfi-
Client to iay all the costs and in set.
ding witlI said Brewer to allow iinl
credit upon production Of satisfactory
vouchers for all payments Of costs
made by him TO @n amount IN eacl
case not exceeding the amount thai
would be coming to each officer 81
witness paid by him according te
above credit.
That said Brewer pay one half o
! all court costs accrued to date, ana The
Board pay the other halt; and th'
Co. Attorney is directed 10 stop th'
suit now pending agains, said Brewer
when the clerk notifies him that Brew
err has compiled with the terms Oi hi
order.
The cr1'racl Tor buildig a bridge o.
Di.mukcs read, across NoXubce rive
at ShauHon', FACTORY, according q
plans aud specifications oil file III tb'
Clerks Office, will be let Oh the tifs
Monday II May, the Board reSeryius
the right 20 reject any and al bids.
ALLOWANCES:
Waller Price, s days inspecting
road and ? days per diem ri q
J, =. Stokes, . days inspecting
roads and 2 DAYS per diem IS q
j Blythe, . days Inspecting
bridge and road and ? days
p,r diem 120 0.
&C Thompson, 3 days inspecting
roads aud bridges aud 2 days
per diem Is o
in Woodhu, 4 days Inspecting
roads and , days per diem II !.
The Sheriff and CLERK were allo"c'
? days per diem.
j l. Griggs, sundrics for convicls e !
}. 7. STOKES.
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All parties are warned nct 10 tres
pass, or allow stock OF any Kind TO
to trespass Oh any land belonging to
Estate Dr.. j. VI. Borders. or on any
land belonging to the undersigned, I'M
der penalty OF the law.
janl4-ly Mrs, N. e. BORDERS,
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Church Of the Nativity,

Il, +. WINECoFF IN CHARGE
Preaching on second and fourth
SUNDAYS in each month n il a. m
and n. m. Evening prayer at 4:So
y. m. every evening except FRIDAYS
and Sundays. Evening prayer anu
at 7p, IN. on Fridays for the
convenience of those unable to attend
the day services,
Sunday School at Q n. NJ 4.
The celebrated Claus scissors anu
Shears, every pair guaranteed;
l.. Il. UOLBERG.
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No. 10.


NO.. 10.
l., from Tanning al Large
L the Mayoraud Board OF
L Town Of Macon, that the
r. Of hogs in the Town OF
\ absolutely prohibited.
| mrtAcr ordained that all
|aing at large in said town
IN B., the Marshall or police,
Edgpyuscd by them, ana ny
maud to be Established by
N there Kept for ~ hours
Of that time tue
/ iopear and pay all The fees
provided, aud take
4 such hog shall be sold by
| he pound between ten and
IN, Of auy day except sun
,haIl be applied as
b the Of fe ana cost
tuo balance, II any
h owner. if known. aud IN
| be unknown, the said bal.
,apl into the treasury Of said
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ato-iMcSsi3XEEs'S SALE.
The State Of Mississippi,
NoNubee CoHnty.
NJ. A. Bush. Gardian
for
Harry aud Dora l,igS Final Decree,
". No. 1861. III Clancery
NJ. c, Uambrick,

u ~
In pursuance Of Il final decree rendered
in the above stated cause ut the October
tenn. \. D., 1892, Of the C0drt aforesaid.
dated 2ath day of October. \. D., ls91, the
undersigned Commissioner in said cause
appointed, wilton
Monday, the Ssd day Of April, A. D., 1888:
in fro mt of the door of the Court House IN
the Town of Macon, in said county, within
legal hours. proceed to sell ut public outcrN
TO the highest and best bidder for cash, the
following described real estate lying and
being, situate il, said county, to-wit:
The west half Of northeast quarter OF sec.
10, northwest quarter Of see. 3, northeast
quarter of northeast ouarter OF see. Il, and
i strip OF of east side Of see. s south OF
Pumpkin creek Of sufficient width to con-
tain loo acres. Said strip is bounded ON
north By Pumpkin creek, on the east by
~eastliue Of see. s, on the south by southern
line Of said section 8. and on the west by
a line TO be drawn parallel to the eastern
line ofsaid section s. and sufficient distance
therefrom to contain In said boundary loo
acres all in township 10. Range 10.
The tile to the above described property
is believed to &c perfect. but | shall Only con,
vpy such title rs vests in me by virtue OF
srid final tecrce.
4. II. DoRROH.
COMMISSIONER