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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmona's ~'''
sens, and Other Matters

Interesting Fact. About Richmond's Cit-
ssns, and Other Matters
The long trestIe from the BYRD Street
Station 10 the CANDLES Hill tunnei 10 D rn
renewed in q very substantial manner. Ano
WORK Is being prosecuted so as no' "
terfere with the traffic of the road
Miss Zelle Minor. after having. bad do
lightful visit TO friends in Montgomery
county. Va. aud the Worlds Far al Uni
cago. has returned home with her health
restored.
Mr.. James +. Kearney was slightly oetter
yesterday. His wife and daughter aNrlVeo
at Il o'clock last night from their trip 70
Europe.
Mr.. George w. Anderson, OF the Seventh
street Christian Church, will lead the ser
vices at tho Soldiers Home this afternoon
at i:30 o'clock.
The fast mail on the X. L. Il z. X. X.
struck q wagon crossing the track near
Laurel, at o'clock yesterday morning,
killing the two horses and slightly hurting
the negro driver.
The Jefferson Literary Society will have
On elegant supper at the Masonic Temple
Tuesday night. Mr. z. A. Hulcher IS the
caterer.
J. B. and J. W. McCloud, of Louisa Co..
Va, will have fine lot OF Saddle Horses
at the Fair. They are probably the young
est stockmen in Virginia. neither having
attained his majoriy. They Will show SIX
horses in the Saddle Glass. In letter to
but hope to get good share OF the
'Bluesp
Mr.. E. Bruce Chesterman, Jr.. and
Aubrey Chesterman, left last Thursday for
the Worlds Fair
Miss Mary Thaw opened her dancing
classes at the Belvidere yesterday and from
the number of pupils who attended. there
is every prospect of a very successtui ses-
sion
Morris Hopkins (colored), who is wanted
In this city for the murder OF Mr.. Henry ,.
Parsons, has been captured in Alexandra,
Va. Hopkins. who was employed st nm;
lips Il Hooker's brick yard. was disc aEAed
by Mr.. Parsons. subsequently he wayl"id
the manager and struck him with STICK
inhictiDg wounds from which he died. Inc
Chief of Police telegrapned TO Alexandria
and ascertained that this was not the man
that murdered Nr. Parsons. but was we'll.
known character of Richmond. lie was
released.
MI. :. N. Ellls, tue tllfeI-loueueu nohS0
orator, has returned to the Richmond 5a-
zsar. and will make their sales hereafter.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee of
Powhatan Club will be he'd at +. NJ.
Monday afternoon. IL is earnestly re-
quested that every member be present
A General Meeting of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce will be held Mon
day. the 9th inst. at $50 p. NJ, IN the les
taurant 18th floor of the new Chamber of
Commerce Building. eth and Main streets,
to take future action in reference to the
Sherman act of 1899. Ali members inter-
ested in the question are invited TO attend.
The Synod of Virginia meets in the Pres
byterian Church at Licking on on the 18th
inst.
The ladies n ho are working to establish
a Home for Ineursbles," Il have meet
ing at the Y. NJ. q. A. on Tuesday, October
18th at Il o'clock. All persons Interested
are cordially invited to join them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
TROTTING AT PIMLIC0.
cRxND WEATHER. AND a GOOD
TRACK xxsK TINE CLOSING TR0Ts.
Summary OF the Events-Dobbhs De-
fested at Morris Psrk-Ths Other
Racing Contcsfs.

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct 1.-THE PIN
leo Driving Club, with favoring weather
and a grand track, brought Is fall meeting
10 a close to-day. despite the heavy rains
OF wednesday and the lowering clouds OK
Thursday and Friday. The attendace was
large. Notwithstanding that Saturday is
REGARDED as an "odd day for outdoor
sports In Baltimore. The races were dis
posed OF I'm straight heats. Between the
races were these features:
Monocacy, bay stallion, six years
old, by King Wilkes, 2:22 IL. dam Vi
vandiere by Volunteer, owned and driven
by Carlos M Degarmendia, of the Tus-
cacora Stock Farm, near Frederick, Md,
trotted against his record Of 2H IL
Monocacy covered the mile easily In
z:ig Ii. Summary.
Glass 2l5 pacing. purse $1,000 tunhnish-
ed Friday
Raven 2, /, 4, /, /; II. ]. Rockwell 1. 3.
6. 3. 2; Rebus z, 4. l. s. 3; Lady wilkins
3, z, z 2, 3; Tempest 4, o, 3, T. 4: Hibibi
s, G, DIR; Princess Alice 3, 2. z, dis; Bob
Taylor 3. 8, g. dis; Albambra g. s, DIR.
Time 2.16 1-2. 2l7, 219, 2:15 IL 2I7 IL.
Class 2:27. trotting, purse $1,000.
Gilmore 1, 1, j; Leana HALEY 3, 2, 3;
Annie Bennett 2. g. s.: Delavan 9. 0. 2;
Bradstreet 4, 4, 4; Gonna 6. 5. s.; McIvor
s, z; Dorhman 5. 8; Johnny Il. z, 6. .;
Harvey Wilkes dis.
Time. 2:23J5. 2:2215. 2:21A
Glass 2:2l. trotting. purse $1,000.
Colonel Owne ]. ]. /.
Furniture Boy ?, 2. 0.
j. NJ. Henderson Z, 3, 2
Rose Turner 4, 4, 3.
Altar 3, 0. 4.
Happy Wanderer 8, 6, 8.
Albert II. 6. 3. z.
Kiots s. s. 10.
Queechy o, Z. 0.
Grafton 10. TO- s.
Time, 2;I7A, 217% 2171a.
Glass 2:32. trotting, purse $1,000.
Overho.t 1. ], j.
Warren McGregor 8. 2. 2.
Great Stakes 2. 4. 4.
Belle +. 3, .. 3.
Despair G. 3. 8.
Princess Orlon 4. z. O.
Nellie ID. z. G. Z.
Tannhauser s, g. 8.
Time ppm. ppm. 2:22A.
The Breeders Association Of Maryland
and the District Of Columbia begins the
annual meeting on Tuesday. October
18th. at the Gentleman's Driving Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Hung HIS Trousers on a Gas Jet.

"Jsrnes Brenr an, OF No. 205 West street.
went to bed Thursday night" says the
New York Herald. "and hung his trous-
ers on gas jet"
yesterday at daybreak he was found
AT the point Of death. The gas had been
turned on by the pressure Of a suspender
strap against the tap. The windows were
down. so big share OF the escaping gas
found its way into Brennan's lungs.
His face was blue ard bloated. and the
spark Of life was almost out. The Doctors
OF the Chambers Street Hospital say. he
may survive despite his fffty-two years.
He is an employee OF the West Shore
Ferry Company"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Nights of the Grin.

The Virginia Division, Travellers Pro-
tective Association of America expect 10
move into their Few quarters In the
chamber OF Commerce building in about
week or ten days. The rooms will be
realty and comfortably furnished and the
walls will be adorned with Handsomely
framed cards OF the manufacturers and
Jobbers of Richmond, who have shown
their appreciation OF the work Of the
7. p. A. by literally a: sisting them in
their undertakings at all times. Rich
rn'nd drummers are wide awake hustlers.
and are found all over the United States,
from Maine 10 Florida, and from Virginia
TO California
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Nomination In Lnnenhnrg.

MEHERRIN, VA, oct. 7.-Special.-
Democratic County Convention was held
at Lunerburg Courthouse to-day, and
Hon. Nathaniel Matthews, the present
representative, was dominated Oh the first
ballot. The meeting was addressed by
Mr.. Matthews and Hon. w. a. Watson.
II is thought that the Third party and
Republicans will consolidate and name a
candidate TO oppose the Democratic nomi-
nee, but Lunenburg is safe for a good
Democratic ma jOrity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Remarkable 1 ees.

The tallest tree on earth IS perhaps,
gum-tree, eucalyptus regnans. recently
discovered in Australia. 1t Is four hun
dred and fifteen feet high.
One OF the most remarkable sights IN
England is a laburnuf tree In the church.
yard OF Chastleton. in Oxfordshre. Every
summer 1t is covered with purple and yell
low blossoms at the same time. Some OF
the branches have purple flowers, some
yellow, some both.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08

A meeting of the Democratic voters Of
Barton Heights precinct WAS held last night
at the Wigwarm at s o'clock, for the pur-
pose of electlng two representatives from
the precinct TO the County Democratic
Committee.
Voters from Barton Heights. Chestnut
Hill. Brookland Park and djacent territory
were present.
Matthew JefTrays and Marsella Randall
went on to the grand jury yesterday in the
Police Court, on the charge OF striking and
woundng Stephen Morris with Ratchet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Promotions in the Regiment.

The foilowin promotions were announced
In Company d. of the First Regiment, yes
terday: Corporal l.. c. Waldrop, promated
to sergeant; Prtvates ]. T. Ford. r.
L. Jennings, and T. b. Harrison. 10 cor
porals.
Tie promotions were made in place
OF Sergeant Hanks, honorahly discharg-
ed Cor removing TO Danville; Corporal
Il. Mcclellan. bonorably discharged; Cor
poral w. j. WALDORF resigned
Private c. T. Ferl has been promoted
to Quartermaster-sergea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
The Varsity Team Won

The University OF Virginia foot ball
team defeated the Richmond Collegians
yesterday afternoon. The game ended
with score Of thirty-two 10 six In favor
of the Charlottesville men. This is the
first time that any Virginia college team
has scored against the Varsities under
the Rugby rules, and they feel specially
encouraged. Tor two Of their best men
were ieft behind-Messrs. r. w. Duke
ana Geddes Winston. Bosher made the
TOUCHDOWN Tor the college. There was no
one hurt during the contest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
A Specific for Group.

II consider Chaimberlain's Cough RENE
dy a specific FOR Group. Ii is very pleas
ant TO take. which is one of the most
important requisites where a cough rene
dy is intended for uee among children
] have known OF cases Of Group where I
know the life Of little one was saved by
the use Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
J. ]. Lagrange. druggist. Avoca, Neb.
30 cent bottles for sale by Owens Minor
Drug Co, p. NJ. Slaughter. z. p. Reeves
4 CO. and H. q. Torstmanu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
A Club With 1900 Members.

The largest club In the world Is the
Union Club New York. which numbers
1900 members. The club house covers O
quarter OF an acre and can accommodate
5000 members at time. The building
is six stories In height and contains al
most every imaginable convenience for
the comfort and enjoyment OF It's mem
bcrs. The entrance is $3.50. and the annual
Subscription $50 year.--Roseleaf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
The Alamance Fair.

GRAHAM, n. c.. Oct. 7.-Speeial.-The
Aamancc County Fair, held at the Fair
grounds near Burlington october 81, was
as well-attended as usual, aotwithstani-
iLg the financial stringency. The exhibits,
including horses, cattle. sheep. hogs, yege-
ia bles, fruits. needle-work and paiIting,
we're unusually attractive. The poultry
was exceptionally fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
10 Telephone Subscribers.

Telephone subscribers who contemplate
a change OF location are requested to
give a week or ten days notice Of such
intention I'm order that ample time may
be given to build the new line
r. b. ROOD.
Manager Richmond Telephone Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Stuart Horse Guarts' H.pope,

The Stuart Horse Guards. Troop "a"
First Regiment Cavalry. Virginia Volun-
teers, VIII entertain their friends at a
banquet. given at Zimmerman's hotel, on
tuesday evening. October 10th, at . p. NJ.
The occasion being their tenth anniver-
sary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08

WASHINGTON, D. G., oct. 1.-THE
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Postmasters-H. b. Lacey. Okolona.
Miss; j. Il. Tolliver. Lebanon, Tenn;
Archer Brooks. Williamsburg. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Manager Rici
Shooting Scrape.

George Robinson, n negro, was shot IN
the thigh by another negro, named VIII
liam Henry, yesterday, just over the
boundary line, between the city and
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08

A Portland Me.) furniture man who
mas failed FOR nearly ssOoVO0 shows up
with less than $500 worth assets. Hen
doubtless be advising the Senate on the
financial problem before the end or the
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Bismarck Leayr. Eissrp-cp.

BERLIN, Oct. T,-prince plgmarek left
Kissengen on q special train this morn
Ing. The streets through which he passed
were crowded, and he was cheered con-
tinuously.
LsnEuor, loss Of appetite and strength
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
WINDOW
SHADES.

A new arrival in window ms,
mounted on good Spring Rollers a"te4'
to hank. enables us 20 der
Opaqge shades. Feet b. ieei' 'l,, ,-.t
Opaque shades. ,rlnged' iee' o'
Holland Shades. fringed. 3 feet o. o
feet. orc. d.. 80
0ps6ue shade. fringed. feet ~ 2 i1'"
55c. shoet 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
CITY Circuit Courf.

The following suits were instituted In
the City Circoit Court yesterday:
W. w. Parrish W. W. T. ccvsdc,
t5lAn
Same W. J. n. 0athwr1ght Ter 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08

A wonderful stomach corrsctor-Dss-
CHAINS Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
CARPETS.

Tbe carpet buying the past vset Y.
hesa most phenou enal. Strictly clll'
styles. m the moss reliable makr'. - 49,. -
Mar prices is the key-u 90 ine eA"-
binary success OF this department. a,
IN You have not seen our Jay .,s
CARPETS we advise you 90 do so Iloi ~
the choicest Of the fall production
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
DIR ESS GOODS.

The exhibit Of new Fall Dress Goods is
one that proves interesting 10 ali the Ia
dies The variety and style OF the goods
is co r mented upon Dy every visitor, and
the many choice patterns we are showing
at low prices makes this department at
tractiye 10 al,
All-Wool heviots. in fancy weayes, 2714
and SOC per yard.
Zine All DOL Dress Goods. IN all the
new weaves and colorings, from 75c. TO az
Der yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
OUR SIS
WHITE WOOL
BLANK ETS

Nothing scanty or mean about them.
Feel OF them. weigh them. Dick them 20
pieces. and. above all. measure them, and
after you buy them com are them with
other. and see how much more you have
Tor your money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
Lace Curtains.

Another import order came In on -silf'
day-shipped % rs direct rom Aolil1t.
ham. Ing. These 90 on sale houlp +.
prices lower for same quality thau H't''
saw BET re o--...,.
The ~. $40. g.. s3.5l and - curtain,
are far superior 20 anything ever SHOWN p"
one-half the price more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
KID GLOVES.

Tn this department We ella M snrerof
advantage. Dealing IN only such maAe,M ~
long experience has proved o. nF iho -
for fit and tor wear. and With experience
filters 10 give you the proper $40 l.l
shape. we are IN position tO give you lAi
hest value for the money Obia.uADle. ~
our styles at g., 81. % AMI sL50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08

The rush In this department speaks Wen
for our styles and prices The new shepo'
in jackets and Gapes are perfect Deanite -
and With range OF prices from - uP N
the finest made IL seems but h,Hn
matter 80 find lust what you want a. INC
price you want 10 uay.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
CHERlTF'S SALE - CHARLES f. RAN
~ lstt plaintiff. vs. Clara j Eoutolls. William
A. Eoutels franklin Il. Wallace and L. G, y.

GHERlTF'S SALE - CHARLES f. RAN
~ lett. plaintiff. ys Clara J ,Eoutolle, William
4. Eontoils irsns.in 1s,e. T. Wallace and L. g. r.
Under and BY virtue Q! an order Of sale and Do.
cree Of foreclosure and sale issusd out Of the
district Of tho First judicial district OF tbs
.nd Clarke, on mo 81, day ot i'sssmbst. 4. b.
l893 in the above entitled action, wherein Charles
n. Anistt. the ebovs named plaintiff, obtained
= Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and rals
franklin 4. Wallace ard. IT, c. +. Lott. as-
risase. defendants, ON the 9Th day sf December,
A. d 1893 for the sum Of - zsJ.bs besides ii
forest. cosis and attorneys tess. which said do.
1893, recorded in Judgment book No - Of said
court At page -. am commanded to soil all
that certsin lot, piece. or parcel Of land situ:
ate lying and being IN the county Of Lewis apd
Clarke. state OF Montana. and bounded and de-
Lot numbered ten N uo) in block '.P" of the
Blake addition to the city. OF Helena. said lot
.nS 4i tess on sh-
land street, and depth of one hundred and ten
tllo) fest, according to and as dssoribed ON tho
official amended plat Of tho said named addition
now on tls in the office Of the county elsyk and
Together with all and singular the tens-
mente, hsrelitaments and sppur enances therO-
INTO 6elonGing or In any wife sppertatning.
day. the svth day OF December, A. D.. 1891. at IA
O'Clock nj. OF that day. At the front door of the
court house Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, will in obedience to eaid order OF eals
and decree Of foreclosure and sals sell the above
be necessary to satisfy aaid judKment, with in
tsrest and costs. to the highest and best bidder.
for cash in hand.
siy.n i and;s ,s;s my hand this 7'h day OF D'eem-
''' So ~ CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY F2ED l. hoss. Undcr sheriff
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
AS She Remembered It.

They were in the art store, and 1t was
evident that neither the little girl with
neatly tied blond 'pigtails" down her
back nor the stout rubicund old lady in
tie plaid shawl was used to art stores.
They stared hopclessly about for awhile,
and when il suave clerk almost salaam6d
before them they became more confused.
II declare TO it, l've forgot jest what it
was that .Tnne-I mean Jenny told me
lor 20 get Mt Il picture store" began the
old lady. at warn't Il chrome, was it,
Mandy? l disrenembcr, an l was sure !
co:tid remember, it was such silly sound
in anmc for il picture. It's for weddin
present to one OF Jenny's boardin school
friends," she explained affably to the
clerk, who was offering to show her every
thing i'll stock Then look of happiness
flashed across her face
Il recollect now,' she said. "It was an
itchHg.' Boston Herald
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
Hoods SaYsapaYigEa
No. $3.50.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

I. :. LAND OFFICE,
He ENA, Mont, Dec. ~ 1893 (
Notice ls hereby given that JOHN " Inscott has
this day filed application for atsnt. under tho
lode mining claim. designated as euryef No,
l212, situated Ill tunorganized) mining district
Jefferson county, Montana in section II and Is.
township 8 north. range b west. which claim i.
recorded in tho office of the reoDrd.r Of Jeffer1
son county. at Louder, Montana. and descri bed
follows:
said vey No. 1855 beginning at corner M.
!. from which the u soc cor between secs II an /
10, tip L. r . ". OF la o and principal merIdi a n
Of II ontana bears 5s deg Is min Q 7jI.s f. An /
running thence II ~ deg 40 IN e45 It, thence
II / deg %, min W Is IT, thence b 81 deg 20 min q
3Os.2 IT, thence II IS deg u MN 35I 2ft thanca
deg 40 min o i5U IT, thence II IS deg 90 min "
i B It, thence Is deg a. min W li12.7 fl then, a
y deg ~ min W 5e2: IT to place VI beginning.
49, lea or sur No. 42o3 Is. is ncrcs, area IN can
fict with Alabama sur No. 1866, claimed sos
acres area IN conflict with NJ. h.. No 7gI, placer
!inoiudlng conflict with ur No. lUi0 Cold mi
lode. and sur NO. 1850 Alabama lodeI not
claimed, 3.l6 acres: total ,ors claimed, Is al
acrns. ~
TEE following being = description OF tho
ground sought III thlr APPLICATION; Eeeinn nV
az corner , o. OF this iode and run thence Il IL
ues q MN S"l.2 1t, thence n y deg 40 min o
i"O1t tIence As dog 50 min W Il5 IT. thenca =
IS deg - min W lil2 7 # thence 0 deg 40 min ",
"iG" H. thence ~ deg 20 IT l. ll2l IT to place
Oh beginning. EN- hracin; an nrpa # la82 acres
uion which n"tice of 81 Id application was
posted the lith car OF ID cember, ieU3 I1e only
adjoining claimrnts TO these premises are ! Ger
n, l.. no. '9l. on the south, and placer Nj !
No. lao and the GraIi o lode sur No Il56 on ths
west :. A. SMiG1E1T, Eegistsr.
flrst publication Dec. u, 1873.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
The CIlnedie franchise,

The Comaiie Franchise, or Thrater Fran
cais, AS it is also called, was never, as the
first OF these names might suggest, devot-
ed exclusively to comedy. The word
HGomcdy' WAS used in France in the early
days OF its stage to denote any kind Of
theatrical entertainment. The famous
"Bailet Ccnjpue dc Ia Refine" produced
toward the end of the sixteenth century,
was, in fact, Il dramatic entertainment,
with singing and dancing strongly rasem-
bling what would now be called an opera,
and she author Of the work explains in his
preface that he calls it "bnllet comiquc.' .
instead Of "ballct' alone, because it pos
sesses dramatic chsracter.-St. James
Budget.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
SHER1FF'B SALE--WILLIAM G. HICKEY,
~ plnintiff va Helpna Staplas rlAfendant

SHERIFF,s sALE-wILL1AM g HICKEY.
- plaintiff; ys, Helena tapes, defendant,
cree Of forsclosnrs e. and sale issued out Of tbs
district court of the FIRST judicial district Of the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of
4. D. 1883. in tho above entitled action. wherein
Wiliam {. hickey, tho above named plaintiff.
obtained . Judgment md decree q foreclosure
the 9th day OF n ovembsr. A. b. 1893. for the sum
Of si,sltSs. be.ides interest costs AID at
d.y Of November A.. D. 1893 recorded in iuda-
am Commanded to ssll ali pes ahese certain lott.
ing in the county Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of
Montana. and bounded and described Is follows
;. icing portion OF lot No. 20. in block No. l.
in 'aid town OF karysvils, (as per plat on tle in
the ottce Of the county CLERK and recorder Of
nS as .na
corner Of lot a u bioot No. !. th.noe nor,nsriy
between lois 2s and ~ on line about 100 feet to
point on Western boundary Of lot ~. twenty
,H wed n nsFa % & tSs :, ;sS
lot, piece or parcel Of land. or tom lot situate,
ins portion q lot No -, and ds,oribed :. fol-
lows. to-wit: eginning at the southwsst corner
Of said lot No. q: which is the sou hsAst corner
Of said lot No. q. thence running nortt tsasterly
point, thence running back westerly 100 feet to
northerly side limo Of said lot No "a aAd the
southerly side line of sal! lot Ne, 2s thence run
line Of said lots No ~ and as to place oi b gin Sn.
ming. bounded on sonthsrly side BY said lot 22,
owned by Com I'D Muth, on easterly side bv
Main street, and on northerly and westerly side
by land owned BY Patrick dillon.
Together with all and singular the teneponts.
hereditamente and appurtenances theRsunto be-
longing or In anywire nppertainine.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednasday.
the I'd day of snus.y. A: D. 1884, .t II O'Clock IN.
ef that day at the fTSnt door Of the cSprt house,
will in obedience to ead order of sale and decree
of foreclosure and sale. sell the above described
ncccssary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of De.
cember A. ID. 1856.
CHARLES D, CURTIS, Sheriff.
IyEEEp l.. AOsB, Under Sheriff.