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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
$4,000 c2toNs 500 esaGsS sSS
acres bottom land; part trade. {. p. KERN, with
Y HAMILTON. 46S Ninth st, Oakland. feS 1T
pELIN QUISHMENT-AM GOING TO EUROPE
Ii who wants so acres ofschoice improved Gov
eminent land? VIII produce anything. especially
almonds, prunes, oranges and all sorts of fruit;
near to town Apply to 5. SPACKM4AN. Red Flun
Tehama Co.. Cal. fe7 lit
S-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH, PARTLY I'M
- proved; good buildings: close to town:
slightly pretty place. another. similar, with run
ming water: large aud small fruits: new house
Particulars 632 Market room ., u 10 r. NJ. n OF
GONoMA COUNTY LANDS SPECIALITY
- by j. I. PETERS, Mills building. fe7 l5t~
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE.
~ send for list. d. j. WEST Martinez. Cal.f2 Inns
HOMES FOR A FEw-FOR THE NEXT 10
IL days are auth orized to sell 5-acre tracts in
The beautiful oakwood tract as follows: ; acres
for ST 5. payable 50 cash ana So month. without
interest taxes; more IL desired: fine lands for
fruit or chicken ranch; scattering trees; only
a mile from railroad own your own home and be
your own master. Western Land Company, $40
Market ST. JAZZ lit
ANDs-SIrUATED ON AND NEAR CAR
! i neros Creek. about miles from the city OF
Napa: particularly described in said order OF sale
pub ished I'm NaDa daily papers: containing in all
between 800 and $50 acres: improvements fair
and land good. For particulars address j. r.
LAMDIN, Administrators, Napa. Jazz ID
AND IN LOTS TO SUIT, FROM ACRES
THE RANCHO CoTATL
Level and rolling: 40 miles from San Fran cisco:
railroad stations ON the land; boat landing /:
fine land at from $40 to 500 per acre; very easy
terms Maps and views sent on application to
GEO. 7. TR0WBRIDGE, or CANAAN ~ LYON,
2l5 Kearny st. no3 tt
n ii. TwING SoNoMA CITY COUNTRY REAL.
~ estate. City office. 632 Market St. b L. IL TT
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GS00 PARTNER WANTED IN A LEGITI.
NCOO' mate business; Will pay TO each over
SIOO per month; this IS exceptional chance.
For particulars see MCLAUGHLIN q CO. rs p
hearny st. fe7 BIS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-09

GS000 PARTNER IN ONEOF THE BEST
CCUOO. paying livery stables in the city; re-
qdiring the attention of two men: full value in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-09

GARD AND LODGING HOUSE FOR SALE
j. 40 rooms: cheap rent and lease: account OF
other business. Apply this Office. fe6 7t*
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors, made the 10Th day of
December, 1888 so many shares of each parcel OF
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office of the company, room 90.
Nevada block. 800 Montgomery street, san Fran
CISCO Cal Thursday. the 10Th day of Feb
ruary. 1894. at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale. l1a26 Idl AUG. WATERMAN, Secy.
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GS0 CASH, 500 PER MONTH, NEW 5-ROOM
aD''O house; 100 cash. $50 per month. new >
room house; $500 cash, $25 per month. new s.
room house; easy payment: homes S2U00 70
$1,000. Address WIN. p. TODD, 1910 Broadway
Oakland. feS II exSu
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-09

FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
see H. SCHELLHAAS 40S Eleventh stnl7eodtf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-09

, RANCH BAKERY AND NOTIONS; GOOD
location: mr school: cheap AO7 Harrison. IT.
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I OST-A PASSbOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco in
the of JOHN BEATTY No. lO2lS7
The finder will please return to bank fe6 5t*
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Az ELL-PAYING MEAT MARKET CHEAP.
w good location: good reasons for selling. Ap.
ply Call Branch ONCE FEB l5t%
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SINGLE MiDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS
- honest and sober man. with $3.50 as partner
In spiendid-paying coffee-salOon, near theater:
fullest Investlgatlon. Apply sos Grant ave.
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| g. n REWARD-LARGE BLACK DOG. WHITE
| u " breast; white ring around neck; bushy
tail. white tip, and white legs with black spots;
had leather collar with brass plate aud padocks:
| long wavy HAIR. Above reward IL returned TO New
] Western Hotel. fe6 IT'S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
THE CHURCHES.

whats in Name" is Pastor Sims
morning theme. True Accomplish
ments" the evening subject for young wo-
men.
Services are being continued in the
United Brethren church, corner OF Wash
Ipgton avenue aud Prince street, every ev-
enIug al 7:45 o'clock. Rev G ;. Lake, the
presiding elder. will preach fought
Reformed church-There will be no ser
vices tod ~, owing To the absence of the
pastor, b ruce Griffith, who IL attending
synod. There will be SUNDAY school In
tue morning and Young Peoples meeting
in the evening.
At the Y. II. c. A. Mr. Gustav Barth
will ad lress the men,at The gosp meeting
in the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium at o'clock
this afternoon, on Seeking aud Finding"
a song service will precede the address.
Ali men are cordially invited.
South Lawrence CHRISTIAN - Morning
services II a. H.. subject, The Highway
of the King" evening service 7:3O p. M.
subject. soul Winning" There will be
services every evening next week; all are
cordially invited. Rev. ;. L. Black pas
tor.
Rev. w. s. Vail will preach in Unity
chapel CUnita,i,n) North Lawrence ave,
ing at 1879 o'clock. Subjsct, "Reiucar
nation aud be p tn OF Life" with pre-
Jude gu Oliver Wendell Holmes. Sunday
school at ciose If MOI Mug service. Unily
Guild at p. III. All are welcome.
Emporia avenue B ,ptist church, corner
Emporis and Tenth, Rev. j. j. Shepard.
pa-tor-Preaching IL a.. m. aud $50 p. M
Morning subject, Tue Personality Of the
Hoy Spirit" evening subject. "Analog-
ical PROOF of the HabitaEion OF the Holy
Spirit in the Heart of thu Redeemed,
Tuese are the first If series OF SABBATH
sermons Oh the doctriue OF the Holy Spirli
Sabbath school 10 II. III.
Fr-t Baptist church at Y. " c. y.
building corner First street and Topeka
avrrue. Regular preaching services at
1890 a. NJ, and $50 p. IN. l.. A. Hall,
pastor subject for morning sermon.
1.-The Il bic Like the ARK. Needs Hand
hing" evening theme, Hour OF the Spr-
ituI Harvest" SUNDAY school at II m &.
Juniors at D. m. b. Y. p. w. at $50 p.
M. c. b. Walden chorisIer.
St. Johns Episcopal church. cor. Third
and Topeka ave-Services II a. IN. and
7:30 D. IN. Popular topics At both services,
music at moruIug service by the quartet;
evening music by Iuil vested choir of tuir-
ty voices. The music at the Sunday school
will be led by part of Shsw's orchestra.
All parents and children are cordially in-
vitrd o participate. Young Peoples chap
ter will meet at ESQ p. M, special topic.
All people are cordially invited TO all serv-
ices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
DELIGHTFUL tXHIBIrIoN,
The Art Loan Entertainment 1t Fai mount
Fri ay Evening

The ladies OF Paramount gave beauti-
full entertainment at the institute build
lug on Friday evening OF last week. They
collected heir choice, antique and curious
things and arranged them for display in
one of the recitation rooms aud invited
their friends to eujpy the sights.
There were Interesting collections OF
geological specimens, some rich ores from
California, rare wood, many specimens of
antique tableware, such rs dishes, spoons.
wooden bowls, mortars for making soup,
some rare AMI beautit III chinaw are, grand
mothers tea pos, candle stick, shutters.
old books, relics from the battlefields OF
the civil war, rich laces, silks, rugs,
women'- garments of bye-gone patterns,
wi slippers and shoes TO match, engrav-
iugs and painting. Altogether il was the
most Interesting collection of the kind
seen in Wichita for many mouth. lu-
deed il was pronounced by many the best
coil -ction ever eXhi b ted il Wichita.
In one of the rooms tables were spread
aud bread ana bu ter. sandwiches and
coffee, ice cream anu CAKE were served.
The attendance WAS good, and the pro-
ceeds, which are for tue library fund, were
satisfactory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
A PEELER
OFFICER LEE CONE ATTACKED BY
CRIMINALS AT MIDNIGHT.
His Scarf and Pin Taken and ar Eff
fort Made 10 Strip Him of His
Watch-He Used His Club 20 Good
Advantage aud Finally Won the
Eattle,

Officer Lee Cone had a fight last night
This was a fight sure enough, and Lee
came within an ace OF being made a
martyr to too close attention TO duty.
He was watching the railroad yards
about midnight when be saw gang OF
suspicious criminals lurking about the
Rock Island railway depot. He approach
ell them and order. d them TO disperse.
when one powerful fellow jumped upon
him and tried TO down hun. Lee brought
his club into requisiiion and was using II
TO good advantage when the balance of the
gang closed in upon him and rendered him
powerless to defend himself any farther
On his hectic there was cheap scar pin
and the gang. thinking it Was valuao!e,
one of them tore The necktie away while
another one of them was busy relieving
him or his watch. When Lee saw that
they were really about TO rob hIn he made
one desperate attempt 10 release himself
from their bold. ana succeeding. be struck
them down right and left with his club.
Powerful odds being against him be made
an QUERY and attracted the attention OF
Ebert Fisher, the Rock Islaud agent,
who was still in the office making up
his days receipts. Mr.. FISHER re
sponded, and, seeing that the officer
was reinforced, tue tramps or thieves
took TO their heels and escaped after n
very lively chase. Mr.. Cone lost a new
red necktie wi, b about 90 cert pin. and
that was the result of the fight. The rob-
b-rs evidently intended 10 break into h.
Rock Island depot. During the past
month similar bOldness was shown by
tramps in this section OF the city, but
they never acted that way TO "A policeman
before Officer Bed ori Woods was sum
moned to the scene, and before morning
every tramp in the Rock Island yards will
be either chased out Il town or penned up
IN the city prison. The matter is getting
quite serious down in that part OF the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
SAD HrAET MAKES GLAD.

Everybody who attended the devils
4 uctiou" last night saw George Caron,
one of the funniest men in the play. Many
thought, as he tumbied about on the stage
and provoked the applause of the audience
that he was the happiest and most joyous
soul living. That was not the case. Mr..
Caron was, at that time, one of he saddest
men in America. He received telegram
in he afternoon announcing the death OF
sweet Ii tie daughter. nne-yeir-old, from
his home near New YORK, where his VIE
and II sweet young family reside in a nice
new home, ii ted up for them 10y the hard
work of the faithful and true husband aud
father. Mr., Yale, the proprietor of the
Shows gentleman with a kind and tender
heart, told Mr.. Cdron not TO work, but
Mr.. Carson declined saying that his usual
duties would, for the time being, help to
divert his mind from the melancholy
event. Mr. Csron male a thousand
hearts happy with his funny work and
thousand hands applauded him, and Yet,
perhaps. he WAS the only living being IN
the opera house, who was wretcheily uu-
hai by. His heart was melting with sor-
low and sadness while he made a thousand
other hearts dance with JOY. Every body
who has seen Mr.. Caron's remarkably
clever work on the stage, and who has felt
the gentle touch of his humorous and
talented acting will sympathiZe with him
and the EAGLE joins with them. The
man on thu sag has Just as tender and
loving and aif-c tomato II heart as anybody
els- an /, probably class, no people
love children any dearer than they do
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The daiehita Daily Eagle Sunday aorne, October a. 1894

Indiana, but receiving no answer | cou-
c!uded / would go to Spokane Here
found that the family had not beeI there.
/ then began the millinery trade with a
Mrs. Frost and remained there until the
opening OF the Sac aud Fox lands in OKLA
homs, when Mrs. Frost and her sister
concluded to go there / went with the
rest and local ed at Burnett In the MILL
merry business together with Mrs. Brown
| was following the business last Satur-
day. October G. when man with cowboy
spurs on entered nv place OF business and
a ID to see M. tie told me his name was
Ferrill and il was not long before 1 was
aware | had met my brother. We OF
course concluded to go and see mot her,
but would not write so AS TO take ber by
surprise We have been so busy TALKING
that we have made no d-flnit- arrange
ments as to our future Mother wants
me TO come to Wichita, while want her
to 90 to Oklahoma II is happy meet
ing and we are too joyful 20 talk further.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
LEAGUE SOCIAL.

The sutumn social given in the First VI.
Z church by the Epworgh leagus Uu Fri
day evening. WAS oHe OF tie most success
iul ever given by the league. The church
was beautifully decorated with palms aud
ferns Tue introduction cards furnished
much pleasure aud AMUSEMENT Oy-ter
soup was served. The program consisting
of music and reci;atious. was excellent.
All who attended went away with msDy
more acquaintauces than they had
before. sad all felt that they were well
repaid. Let every young PRISON who pos
sibly can, be present at the meeting OF
the league this evening at Gas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
THAT BALL GAME

The postponement of the ball game from
Yesterday 10 next Saturday, Occ. 20. was
unavoidable MS several Hutchinson players
could not possibly be here. Positive ar
rangpmeurs have been inside with Man
sger Hold 2 inson aud as the majority OF
Hutchinson PLAYERS have been seen or
heard from the gene is sure 10 come of.
A large crowd is anticipated. The Hutch
nson boys will come in on the Missouri
Pacific ) .turday morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
TEACHERS. ASSOCIATION.

Sedgwick county teachers Will meet Ia
tht court house, Saturday, Oct -, 1871
at l:39 p. m. sharp
PROGRAM.
Greclsn E1ucatiCn-. T. Auam>
II CHER Branches in Common Schools
...----.-. - "a - go
Psychology in the Primary Grades
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Edt'n MoNds
READING and Voc Culture. DIR. hoss
Address hy R-v. r, NJ Tunnel, formerly
principal of the Paramount college.
Let every teacher he present and ready
10 discuss al. Questions.
T. KELLEY, Tres
BELLE ELLS. Sec'y
J. Y. CoLVILLE. Co. Supt
Committee.
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STATE OF KANCac
GRAIN CONGRESS.

Hon. George w. Clement, ex-mayor OF
Wichita, was notified Yesterday by
the secretary of the South and
West Grain and transportation asso.
citation that the next grain con-
gress would be held at New Orleans,
Nov. Il, % and % The hope was expressed
that IA large delegation from Wichita
would attend the meeting. Mr.. Clement
is an enthusiast in this movement and he
will do all in his power TO get big
delegation to 90 to New Orleans in return
for the fine deieg alton that city sent to
the South and West grain congress he Id in
this city last spring
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
Ill FILED.

The will OF Jus ice J. Jones. a large land
owner in this county. Was hied yesterday
in the probate C urt, by the executrlx,
Mollie y. Jones Tue will was approved
and the executrix authorized TO sell the
real estate Mr. jones died in Indiana,
where he was also a property holder and
the will filed yesterday was copy OF the
original filed IN that state.
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DINoNs OUT oN INKS. LEASE,
Sign an Afiilavit Which Oh rges her wit
B.Odling Instincts.

Sign an Am lavit Which Oh rges Her With
BDOdling Instincts.
The Dixons have been angry at the Pop
ulists Tor some time and yesterday the fol-
lowing affidavit Came out:
In May. 1898, Mary T. Lease, president
Of The state board of charities, came to me
and my wife and offered to procure a sit
uatiou for each of u. in one of the charit-
able ms ituiions OF the state of Kansas,
for which we both agreed that we would
like to have situation of that kind aad
won d appreciate such fayors. She then
burned To me aud said: 'How would you
like 10 be steward at the de f and dumb
ipstitutt ;" | answered: That will do
me-" Then she turned to my wife and
taid: al hink can get you the matron's
place in the same institutl on" After an
elap~e Of nearly monJ b she again called
OH u Informing Us that she had succeed
I'd in getting the situations for
as. both at Olathe; that the sec
retnry would notify US soon. she then
advised IL To sell all of our household Ell
feels: a at h state furnished everything
that We would need. stating hat We would
hold our situations two years aud perhaps
three years. W. sold aud gave ANY, all
IF our ,ffvcts. On or about the LIST of
June W. received notice o. our appoint
m-uts. Liter we received notice by teie
graph 10 ne TO Olaf e at opce. signed
w. I Noe, secre tagy state b ara OF lRr
ities.n " wen we arrived =, Oiatnr, Kan,
W. met al. the board buJ Mrs. Lease They
were Invoicing ali the property OF the ln-
situation. The members present awarded
MS our places THIS was GA o. about he
eoth al June, 1893 We we're TO assume
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
RELEASED ON BAIL

Sheriff Rnyse Yesterday received in
structlou from United rates commits
sioner TO release from custody Charles W.
John on, who had given the required bail
rs required by his examination. johnson
was the man whom Sheriff K Use captured
some time since on the Charge Of counter
feitIDg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-14
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished 10y The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records in the register OF deeds orice
show the following transfers;
b L Mcknight 10 acres IF the side
OF sw ar ofswqr sec 80 20 le G.......s %
john Hancock Mutual Life las Co
los @ aud 20 Main st org town lot
. Douglas avenue Euglish's add
b W Evans lots 50 and - Byers ave
Tracy and Beers add to Clearwater
Dci
J y Haymaker lots ~ and "a To-
pska ave Stafford & wright's add
wd...-.-...-...--.... $780,. $500. ~
II L Smith tract $50 by 200 f. beg A.
Sc cor Lawrence ave aud Lewis e
tax a.. -
~ { MsyalI strip Of land lying be-
tween two line. - Dy 10 4 East OF
track A T aud :. I r. r aud
bounded on the south by Ghird II
ami on the north By Second - IN
Valley C-n'er qci
Lopez aud Dacs-es tax q lot i ave
b Carpenters add VALLEY Cen
ter.--...---.-------..-- -----.--.. :.
J. Tabey lot ~ Main 81 Lees
adi...----------- -. $500
J They q d LOT 10 Mzia 81 Greiff
enstei8's 3rd.---... .--...----...-- -
I. r Exoa q C d sw qr sec &1-2-' e.
: J Lambert V 4 los 5 ave a Car
pruter's aid Valley Ceuter--..... u
" a Winchester " half M 1r sec
b--f E=--.-..--..s------- -----...-- -4>-
J Z Parish X d tract - s2-l00 by 972
q b-g s., Il Of sv cor o. "a or sec
i ,lg-l { ---------.... -----.- ----.---- 81
Amount OF mortgages released. 80
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CaEp OF THANKS

Toths u NV friends wao . EirdiT sssist-
ed u 10 Tie tAsk hour 81 All rtIou add
death o. our beloved u fGEhtes sad sister.
NinLa Freed. we fske tSis means % II
tead4n. our heartfelt thanks and fgu=E.c .
that God will bless y0G
NE. and Ms HESaY FRIED And family.
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nQa&t&ep,daN5colb

In order to boom Mondays sales, we
have arranged the following specials:
400 White 1914 Blankets SOC a pair
A limited number of French Pattern
Suits at 81; about one-fourth real value
A new line of Leautiful drapery silks:
very cheap at soc.
All day S friday we sold Jackets at
$3.50. tomorrow the remainder sell at S 90
for your choice If you need a wool or fancy
trimmed jacket, be on hand Monday.
New novelties arriving daily. Don.
fail to look around if you have leisure mo-
ment for our store Is full of them.
Our Underwear department IS supplied
with assistant clerks You won't have to
wait now when you want underwear at our
low prices. We fit everybody, from the baby
to the grown person.
Our select line of Carpets and Mattings
are suiting the people. When we make
prices the goods sell Get our late markings.
Our stylish Cloaks are selling in the face
of competition like ice melts before the sum-
mer SUM- Don't matter whether you are large
or SMALL medium or tall, we fit everybody
with our cloaks
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the duties Of our offices July l, same year.
The first time Mrs. Lease met with the
board after we had taken our situations.
she came into the matrou's room and
talked quite while, when she turned
to me and said: Now, Judge, YOU
have got Il chance TO make money. Now
pay yourself from the income of the
Institution and charge it TO maintenance
and repairs of the institution. All you
will have to do will be to make your
books agree with the amount you take.
My answer was: 81 can't do that j never
had that kind of record" She again re-
marked. You let about SIC, 600 go by you
when you was police judge of tie city OK
Wichita. Now you take care of yourself
Dou't be foolish" "They are ali doing it
from governor down. No worse for you
than Others" The next time she ap-
preached me about taking money oelons-
ing 10 the st1te, she stopped over oy her-
sell. Got of the train IN the evening Alter
supper she came into our roJm- AIier
talking a short time she again come to tue
money question, Of what is called knock
ing down. money that Is not your
own. Now she looked at me very
earnest telling me to take enough
OF money to buy you farm, but not quite
enough TO buy her farm. / then repeated
my former answer that l could not do
that She then used part OF her former
Then she went into statements as to what
the board of charities done after they had
concluded their work over tae state, all of
them wanted TO 90 TO Chicago TO the
worlds fair and did not want to use their
own money. They decided that it would
take $60. 90 apiece to take the round trip
and board them. She said they ordered
the steward to make voucher for N ain
tenance and repairs, and the board allowed
IL drew the money aud went to the fair.
This, she said, WAS done at [ e insane asy-
lum, Topeka, kas. Sue affirmed that
could do the same way n this case, all of
which we no flied the governor in due time,
he ignoring our Statement.
A. L. DIXON,
A. 4. DIXON.
STATE OF KANSAS Sc
COUNTY OF SEDGwICK IS
On tue 9th day of DC, ober, 1894. person
ally appeared before me, a uosary public
within aud for the county and STATE afore-
said, L. l.. ID xon and A. A Dixon who
are personally known 10 me TO be the per-
sons they represent themselves to b aud
made oath to the truth of the contents Of
the above affidavit. J. 4. II. KING,
l. Notary Public.
Commission expires February Il. 1876.