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RIGHT ON DECK.
How a Detroit Man Showed His
Gratitude.
Detroit Free Press.

Delrolt FREE frosS
A broad-b backed young farmer had come into
Detroit by the Michigan avenue cars, and a.
lie rode on the front platform the driver was so
civil that the young man fell compelled TO say
You know how 10 treat fellow white. you
do. and If can ever do anything for you Pli be
right on deck"
just then brewers delivery wagon took the
track ahead and refused to get off at the jansle
OF the bell.
81 said I'd be glad to do you a favor. and
here's the chance" exclaimed the young man.
ANY Teller what bOthers you has got 10 lick
me. Hey. you git off'n the track! You won't,
Ell? Wen see if you won't" And ne jumped
down, selZ-d a handy rock about as big as d
goose egg, and at the end or It's flight IL struCA
the driver in the back and doubled him up IKE IKE
an old ckknife, while his horses snleu ou'
and locked wheels with sand wagon:
Anybody else you want licked pedor ,, nv, NE
git down to Woodward avenue lesG say , 10
word" observed the young man as ne Lhou", h Gu
the car again. II hain't lOokin 10r gole' u ~,
when man treats me white m goln TO staI Er os
him ill the neckyoke breaks. "-Delroi1 f'ee
Press.
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LIGHT AND SOUND-A. Il. NJ, City. Accord
Ing to the latest accepted theory light is kind
OF unduatOry motion produced by the luminous
body in the particles of an elastic impOnderable
medium called luminiferous ether, which is
supposed to iii all space as also the interstices
OF ali bodies. ibis motion Is propagated in
In vacuum, OF about 900 miles a second.
Sound Is, In a physical sense, the sensation
produced IN the organ OF hearing by the vlbra-
lions of the sounding body itself or those or the
air or other medium that Immediately strike
the ear. Sound travels in waves much the same
as light, and the different effects are produced
by the length OF the wave.
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MARRIAGE RIGHTs-E N, City, This cor.
respondent calls attention to the marriage laws
of the State OF California and TO the fact that
one section declares that marriage must be
licensed, solemniZed. authenticated and re-
corded. but noncompliance with these provi-
siOns does not invaidate any lawful marriage"
and then asks: III parties consent to live to-
gether as man and wife, and following this up
by mutual assumption OF marital rights and
obligations, introduce each other to their
friends and acquaintance as man and wife,
become the parents Of children, then after
number OF years disagree and separate, and
one OF The other then marries in The most APP
proved legal form, could either party be pun
iShed for bigamy? 2" A case on all fOurs with
the one cited has never been before the courts
OF this State. In the Jessup case, where the
relations Of the parties were that they had lived
together as man and wife, had been introduced
such ana child had been born, the Judge
ned That they were practically married man and
wife, and gave the woman full property rights.
Attorneys hold that such being the case, being
man and wife for one purpose they must be
man and vile for all purposes, and that il either
should marry another without OBJ aiming di-
vorce either could be prosecuted for bigamy.
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twenty houses got only two pieces of bread and
butter. This, naturally enough, made my part
urr rather angry. and lie told me 10 go back 10
The "hangOu" while lie went TO another beat.
waited for him nearly an hour, when he re-
turned with a "pokeOut' food given at The
doom and a "sinker' "a dollar. l. of course,
was a little surprised and asked for details.
ooh, got 'em right 'nough," he said. "Ye
see, after leavln' you l WIZ so dead hOrstile
that l wuz ready fur anythin'. m the first house
| struck wuz a parsons. At first he didn't want
to feed me at all, but got into his settin' room
an gave him great story. l told him that L
wuZ nearly dyjn' with hunger m if he didn't
feed me the S'cieIy Agen Cruelty to Animals
'u'd prosecute him. Then | begun 10 reel bit
m look fantin' like m purity soon flopS hight
on the floor ez eff l WIZ dead. Then the racket
begun. The parson called WHEY! m the both
of 'em peppered N sailed me for about ten
minutes, when l comes 10 m looks better.
Then they couldn't feed me fast 'nough.
had pie. cake IN lot o. other things fore
WuZ done, m when left the parSOn gave me
the Sinker, m WHEY the pokeout. Hope TO die
eff they didn't. See? That's thu way you got
ter catch them parSons-rght in the eye."-
Century Magazine.
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pOne Its exhibition. One of these Is the amount
Of heat accumulated In the earth by This daily
sun action. The ground absOrbS the heat
slowly, and experiments show that the wave of
highest temperature In the soil follows the
epoch of The longest day by one or two months
according 20 I'D" depth of the soil, and that this
heat Is then radiated into the atmosphere ana
Is added TO The direct heat of he sun.
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SENTIMENTAL SoNG-P. b, City. "The
Handful of Earth" by Joe Murphy. was pub.
lished and copyrighted by &. j. Whitney OF
Detroit. Mich. In 1885. 1t was first sung some
time before that, bur there IS a conflict of au-
thOriIy as to the time and place.
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GERMAN HOSPITAL FRET. o. C., City.
The fire that destroyed the German Hospital
on Brannan street on the night OF the 28lh of
August. 1876, occurred shortly before IL
O'Clock. the alarm being turned in from station
So at 1905 O'clock.
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SENT ACROSS THE BAY.
Very Light Sentence Imposed Upon
Burglar.

Burglar.
Joseph Mcclellan, a negro, was SEN
fenced by Judge Daiugerfield yesterday TO
one years Imprisonment for burglary.
His light sentence was due TO the fact
that it was he who turned States eviden ce
and gave information which led TO The
recent conviction of Dora Hertz for re-
ceiving stolen property.
For the burglary of the residence of
julius Van Vleet, at 1918 WebsterEstreet.
George Rollins was sentenced 10 five
years imprisonment.
Walter G. Furnald, arrested for grand
larceny in connection with the theft of the
jacobson diamonds in February last, was
permitted to plead guilty to a charge of
receiving stolen property. He will be
sentenced Monday.
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May Stop Precinct Registration.

NAY stop PTeClnCL RegIStratlOn.
Whether registration clerks are author
lied under the law to administer oaths, was
the main subject considered by The Board
OF Election Commissioners yesterday. Max
Pepper presented a lengthy opinion pre-
pared by Rsddy. Campbell and Nelson, in
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which the right of clerks to perform this
duty was denied. The board Will take the
matter under Adjustment, and if it snail
sustain the opinion, there will be no pre-
cinct registration.
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IRICE OF YACHT-A. f. NJ, City. A twenty
foot sloOp yacht, deck ed over with house, etc.
will cost all the way from $500 TO S50OO new.
One might be built for $500, but i: would hardly
be seaworthy and the rigging would be poor.
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number of trains. Twenty-Five roads send
trains out of Chicago, while six do all the bust
ness of London, except a few suburban roads
only few miles in length.
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GREATEST AMERICAN HIsToRIAN-C. d. X,
City. George Bancroft is generally conceded
to be the greatest historian America has pro-
duced. He was born at Worcester, Mass, Octo-
Der 3, 1900, ana was the sen OF Aaron Bancroft
He graduated from Harvard College in 1917,
and went TO Germany. where he studied the lit
rature Of the country Arabic and Hebrew. as
well as all The sciences. His first book was a
volume OF poems published IN Cambridge in
1928. In 1884 lie published the first volume of
bis his DRY Of the United States, and /: took him
several years TO complete the work. From that
time on lie got out from one 10 a dozen books of
some historical nature almost every year, aud
his productions are numbered by hundreds.
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dearer Than al present. There are over $4,000
meters in use In this city, but none are for sale.
The water company owns them ana lends them
TO large consumers.
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MURPHY, THE CoMEDIAN-T. j., City. Dur
ing the years between 1860 and 1865 Joe Muir
ply, the comedian, appeared in San Francisco
at Gilberts MelodeOn. There is no record Of
his appearance at the Bella Union.
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Liabilities to offset this are: Unpaid
June bills and payroll for June, $40, 326 II
net assets for the forty-sixth fiscal year
over liabilities 1892, 759 65.
June bills to The amount of S12SOO C3
were audited and ordered paid.
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CALIFoRNIA-S, City. The highest price
paid for California mining stock between the
first division of stock and the consolidation
with Con. Virginia was $3.50 per share,
buyer 30.
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REYNOLDS. THE NOvELIsT-G. B. H.. City,
George W. NJ. Reynolds, author of mysteries
of London" etc, died in 1879. Historians
differ to his exact burial place, but it is most
likely London.
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SUNSHINE AND TEMPERATURE-E., City.
All effects of atmospheric temperature follow
the epoch when it should apparently be hottest.
In example, the hottest part of the day is not at
noon but about two and half hours later in
summer, and the heat of the earth and OF the
atmosphere is greater one hour before sunset
than one hour after sunrise. The earth re-
ceives the direct heat OF the sun at the epoch OF
the longest day. but other considerations post
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ATTORNEYS FEEs-C. S., City. An attorney
Is entitled TO fee for all advice. no matter on
what subject TO advise a client not TO bring
suit Is often the best advice an attorney can
give, and he should be paid for 1t.
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A Handful of
HintS==tO Come.

This sale is conspicuous for GENUINE
AND UNMISTAkABLE REDUCTIONS. No
misrepresentation, sailing under false
CoIors. WE ARE SELLING THE SUMNER
STOCK, and the prices go away below the
most aggressive competition
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YACHT CLUB FEEs-A E. NJ, City. There
is no Initiation TO join the San Francisco Yacht
Club, but the first yrars dues of SIS are pay
able in advance and must be sent in with the
application for membership.
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HEATING AND COoKING-Electro, City.
Within the last few years electricity has been
succes sfuly applied TO the work OF cooking and
heating, but the cost Is yet so great 1t can hard.
ly be said to be practical.
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The services of no less than forty-three
gods and goddesses were needed to raise
a Roman child.
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FULL CHRISTIAN NAME-H. l.. B., City,
The Queen of England was baptized AIexan-
drina Victoria.
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HALLWAY TRAINs-C. II. L., City. Chicago
is generally conceded to be the largest railway
center In the world aud to send out the greatest
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WHEAT CoUNTIEs-C. d. X, City. The fol-
lowing table for the year 1898 from figures
furnished by T. c. Friedander, secretary OF the
Produce Exchange, shows which are the lead
ing Mneal COMMITTEES of The SIafa of California.
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Come in the Forenoon.
Come While Lines
Are Unbroken.

HERE'S A BOLD BID FOR YOUR DOL
LARS in this Clearance Sale. Cash is easier
to pay debts with than merchandise. We
are boiling down the great stock into if.
While this goes on the greatest of cut prices
rule. Think it over before too late.
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JOINING THE NAvY-G. W. F., City. A
young man can join the United States navy az
ter attaining his eighteenth year.
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The county making the smallest showing on
wheat is Del Norte, which returns 33 acres and
$50 bushels.
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BACK DATEs-C. NJ, City. April 2, 184e,
fell on Thursday, and September /, 1947, on
W Wednesday.
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WRESTLING CoNTEsT-G. and M. B., CITY
In July, 1890. Evan Lewis and Dan Mcleod
met in wrestling contest and the former was
victorious. Mcleod was thrown three times
Within an hour. 1t was their only meeting ex
cept one occasion when they gave an exbibiz
ton that was not INTENDED 10 be test of skill
and strength. - 1900
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WATER -METERs-J. r., City. II you have
place OF business you can get water-meter by
applying for il al the water companys office
without any charge. They are not put Ill
dwelling houses as the cost of inspecting them
and keeping them in repair would make water
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Prices That Draw
Crowds s. Hold Them.
Underwear and Hosiery.

LADIES' FANCY SILK STRIPED 0c
VESTS, low neck. sleeveless Swiss 10
ribbed, were 75c, now.............., Each
LADIES COTTON VESTS, Richelieu rib 1cC
l.. n. n. S. colOrs pink ecru, white | y
and salmon, were 25c now.......,,,., Each
s154s SssvJ BIA inc 4S s.g. JOSE
sale price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Pair
Rsa7y r nsh 6ssd nss a dos5.
and toes, we're 25c, w........... Pair
Odds and ends in LADIES, GENTS AND
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, on sale
this week at one-halT manufacturers
cost.
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1HE NATIONAL GUARD-J. NJ. D., City. 1t
Is necessary to be citizen of the United States
before man can become member of the Ma.
tional Guard Of California, and lie can join be-
tween the ages of Is and As. Commissioned
ofhcers are elected by the members OF the CON-
pany TO which the candidate belongs. subject 10
the approval OF the Governor of the State.
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CALICO RNIA MILLIoNAIREs-P. o. R., CITY.
There were between twelve and fifteen million.
aires in California before the war. 1t Is impos-
sible 10 be exact about the matter, as MANY
men thought 10 be millionaires have since been
proved not to have been. aud again many men
were more wealthy than they pref ended TO be-
California was admitted to.the Union on Sep
TENDER 8. 1850.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Iune22.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate of ENzabeM Ruckie, dqceased.

The undersgn auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court or Columbia County, TO make
distribution OF the FUNDS in the hands OF the o.
minstrator OF said decedent, as Per his first and
1nal account, TO and among the parties leg.
}. g Freeze, In the town OF Bloomsbur.', on
tuesday the l7th day OF July A. d.. 1894, at II
O'Clock In the forenoon, wnen and where all
present them or be forever deDarred from com
Ing In upon sad fund.
JOHN g. HARMAN,
6-i5-ta Auditor.
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Estate or Jesse johnson. deceased.


The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court 10 make distribution OF the fund
in The hands OF r. X. Little, .EsI., Trustee. to
sell the real estate, in the order mentioned, as
per account filed, to and among the parties en-
Titled thereto, Will attend TO the duties or bis
appointment at his office In Bloomsburg, on
Monday, the end day or July, A. d. 1891, at 0
o'clock in the forenoon. when and where all
persons having a claim on said fund are re-
quested 10 appear and present the same, or be
forever debarred from coming In on said fund.
JOHN Il. FREEZE,
est. a. Auditor
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Es.ate OF Lohn Whitentaht. decen SEA.

The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
orphans Court TO make distribution OF the fund
In the hands OF John Mourey, Trustee, TO sell
the real estate In the order mentioned, as per
account tiled, to and among the parties entitled
thereto, Will attend TO the duties OF his ap-
pointment at his ofilce In bloomsbury, on Tues
day, the 10Th day OF July, A. ID. 1894, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon. When and where all
persons having a claim on said fund are re-
quested to appear and present the same or be
forever debarred from coming In on said fund.
JOHN q. FREEZE,
G-S a. Auditor.
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:, Protection Against Pear Blight.

'hs
s,a. ne iardener's Monthly gives a
SS%'"Hient from G., X. Dykemau, of
h apipehsburg. Pa, of his experiments
~ ~ applying oil to the trunks Of fruit
s,.oa r,~s-a practice which has been
NcsI recommended for its bene-
nr",a eiects. among other things as q
d uc.ion aon against pear blight Mr.,
raaa applied oil last year 10 800 peach
Dnn, zoo apple, several pear and
pesch uees' aud 100 ounce. All the
klIIa1. Gees, five years planted, We're
hreS the other trees were not in
Cd ~, other peach trees were paint
and "tCn M refuse lard and linseed oil,
IN u Mese are all dead. The object
on s'Ncs,Slng N, was 70 keep tho rabbits
whitaV Vn q sometmss applied for the
eeales
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must be soldered to one corner.
through which the pan is to be partial.
ly filled with water. The funnel is
then corked up, but small aperture
must be left in the cork for the es-
cape Of steam.
To use this evaporator. one end NAV
be set on kitchen stove, and the
other properly supported. The first
should be spread evenly over the pan.
and n moderate fire kept up. Ali
kinds of fruit can be speedily and
thoroughly dried In from half an hour
to three hours. 1t is necessary to see
that the pan is kept constantly half
full Of water.
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READING
n \ RAILROAD SYSTEM
In efrect May, 90, 1894

TRAINS LEAVE BLOOMSBURY
For New YORK, Philadelphia, Reading Potts
ville Tamaqua, weekdays Ii IS u. 10.
For Willlamsport, weekday s, ,.S5 a. m, 3I5 p.
For Danville and Milton, weekday, 7s5 o. M,
3.l5.
sor Catawlssa weekdays 7.s5, ll.aS a. m., la.l5,
For Rupert weekdays 7.35, ii.sS a. M, 1915 ais
800, 6.93, p. IN.
TRAINS FOR BLOOMSBURY
Leave New York via Philadelphia 500 a.
M, and via Easton 40 a. N.
Leave Philadelphia l10n a. M.
Leave Reading 1850 a. 10.
Leave Pot'sv ~. 80 p. IN.
Leave TamaQua !. 30 r, NJ.
Leave wiliamsport weekdays 1910 q NJ, 43O p.
Leave Catawissa weekdays, 700 $50 a. m. lsO,
Leave Rupert, weekdays, 7.Os, s.27. Has a. m.,
l.S7, 3.21, 6.23.
For Baltimore, Washington and the West via
B. q o. K. e., through trains leave Reading Ter
minal Philadepbia, $40 7.4o. II. .. M, 3.46,
Sis 1.22 y. m. sundays go, 7.tO iI.26 a. M,
3.46, 7.2., y. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf and
South Street Wharf.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
rave fHllHutlpnld, CntStnuU NtrHe' WlarT
and South Street wharf Tor Atlantic CITY
Weekfavs-Express, on o. m. Saturday only,
1.3n) 200 a 90 500 p, III.
Accommodation, 500 a. M, 5.45 p. M.
Sundays-Ex press, 500, 800 10 90 a. m Accomo-
cation, 500 a. M, and 40 m.
Returning leave Atlantic CITY Depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. weekdays.
Express, 200, 1.4S 400 a. m, and $50 3.t0 pm.
accommodation, $40 a. N and 40 .. IN.
sundays-Express, 400. h45 500 .. m. Accom-
mediation, 7.l5 a. M, and AIS 2. IN.
Parlor Cars on all Express traibs.
|. A. SWE1GARD. &. G.. HANCOCK,
Genl superintendent Genl Pass. Agt-
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate or II. D. angle deceased.

EF'V'''' Ut 4HVyF' WtVFItoVUs
Notice is heieuS given that the undersigned
auditor appointed by the orphans Court OF
Columbia County to distribute the balance In
the hands OF the Administrators OF the estate
OF II. b. Angle late OF Township or Scott, said
County, deceased, TO and among the parties en-
titled thereto, VIII sit to discharge the duties
OF his appointment at the ofllce OF II. X. Little,
esq. In the town OF Bloomsbury. on the 9th.
day OF july A. d., 1921, at 10 oc Ock In the fore
noon OF said day, when and where all parties
interested or having claims against said estate
must appear and present the same or be for
ever prevented Irom coming In on said fund.
FRED KELLER,
Auditor.
June %.
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Reading RatHroad for Tamanerd, Tamaqus,
Wlllamsport, Sunbury, Pottsville, etc. At
Northumberland with o. & T.. Div. P. r. K. for
Harrisburg. Lock Haven Emporium, Warren,
CORY and Erie
". F. HALLSTEAD, Gen. Man,
Scranton. Pa.
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Legal Advertisements.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
Estate or Ler co,'frf0ht, deceased.

Estate or Leri coyfrtght, deceased.
BY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court
of Columbia county, there will be exposed to
public SALE AT the late residence OF the said de-
cedent In the township OF Briarcreek, in the
County Of Columbia, Pennsylvania, on
SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1894,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and upon the premises, the
following piece OF land: All that certain piece
OF land situate in township OF Briarcreek, Col
umbla county, Pennsylvania, beginning Mt a
point in the new state road in line OF land OF
Geo c. Smith, 1876 and five-tenth perches north
OF the summer Hill road, thence by the said
Smiths land south 80 degrees west 95 perches
to a fence, thence by the same south and
three-quarter degrees west 3 and one-tenth
perches to line of land OF John Smith, thence
by the same south so and one-half degrees west
d9 and eight one-hundredth perches to O corner
thence by the same north Z and three fourth
degrees west 90 and seyenty-six one-hundredth
perches TO "Aiain open Ditch" thence by the
sa ne south ~ and one-half degrees west 10 and
eighty-eight one-hundredth perches to land OF
p. Linden, thence by the same north ~ and
one-fourth degrees west 30 and twenty-four one
hundredth perches to the side OF road in land
VI Audlh SUIT lueuCe nOTln % anu lnrec-rOurth
degrees east lis perches to the new state road
aforesaid thence In the same south a. and one
fourth degrees east II and seventy-two one.
hundredth perches TO APPOINT in the middle OF
said road thence south "a degrees east As and
hfty-six one-hundredth perches to corner,
thence south degrees east 104 and nineteenth
perches TO the place OF beginning, containing
lis acres and 50 perohes, strict measure.
TERMS or SALE 500 90 at the striking down
OF the property, twenty-five per cent. of the bal
ancc at the confirmation or the sale and deliv-
cry of the deed, and the remaining balance in
six months thereafter, with interest from con-
frmation nlsi. Deferred pay ment to be secur-
ed by bond and mortgage
DEWITT L. CoRTRIGHT,
CHARLES G. EVANS, Executor.
June 6, '9i. Atty.