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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

Mrs. w. c. Wickersham went TO
Boise on q visit last Saturday.
Miss Libbie Ethell Is visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Doom, in this
place.
- Sign-writing. house and
carriage painting and paper-hang-
ing done in first-class style by
James Carroll.
r. Halves had his left leg broken
by the fall ola horse in Bruneau
valley Wednesday. He was taken
to his home in Boise Thursday.
A Michigan firm has been
awarded the contract for furnishing
desks, seats. maps, ETC., for the new
Mountain Home school house.
Rocky Bar and Atlanta have
been overrun with candidates for
county Offices during this week and
the good people Of these towns have
entertained them royalty.
Euterpe Cornet Band win give Z
grand ball on the 18th instant, thu
profits Of which viii go toward pay.
Ing for their new uniforms. Civ,
the boys q big benefit, by al means
Hon. Frank Wyman returnet
here Thursday evening from wha
he termed q successful pclitica
: campaign in the mountains Of FL
more county. He took Friday
train for his home at Boise. Franz
| Wyman is too good and bright
: young man 10 long remain In ful
Fellowship Nth the rotten 9. o. !
1 Of corporations, trusts and corrupl
: ionists.
: Judge Stockslager will be her
+ Tuesday to open court II is us
less for the BULLETIN 70 speak ]
n praise Of this able and upright Cd
a cial. His fearless and just acts O
L the bench during the past four yea
Il have endeared him TO the people
=. the Fourth judicial district, and h
Il reelection Is already assured, as
u also the reelection Of Guy c. Be
It mum, candidate on the Democrat
tickle, for district attorney.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
Alias Summons.

In Tie yus1irc's Court Of 0isnn's Ferry Precinct.
counsy Of Elmoss, state II Idaho.
George winzHss. fiaiEtik.
Axn~s rultz, alias Agnes Bell. Descndzat
The Stats os Idaho ncu<is 0rsstinx to Agnes Faffk
alis4 Agnes Ball. asfsndAah
Yoa xrs hereby EunsEnonud 10 appear before me. ~
my sscs 10 olsnns Ferry, IN the county q Eimore,
on the nth day a. Novensbef, 1874. ~ ocleSk IN
In an action brouxht s9zinss you By nd pfzinsia e
answer the complaint Of the above named plAintsn,
sails aston h brought 70 recover from you on<
Hundred and Tires 81 100 dollars Of shich SUN Sew
sasy.swo boloo dollars lawful messy % The United
slAisz wzs loaned you By piAaaiin ~ yoar spssa 70
ausst hc1xsea February I. lse<s and July \ iAet
Trenty nine So 100 dollav for labor &ad Atsrlz
Furnished yea BY pizinsia a yoar requsss y a
uoufh 81 Jnns iset and one ttoQ d4AiArz dnn = n
Nxy Tor m<srisandlse 70 vit. drugs. sold saa asv.
cred . yea Cd Acsouas ~ ysar Ssqassf Sithin IN
p.si ys~x, the s~ld dsbs hAfiag hssn aszlzrsa y
pAinti1 al OF which b move fntly 80 fossh IN coon
Asns Aisd herein. tossher s1ih sntsrsst sn costs
this sait. o. Iaaxnsns viii be taken Nezinss you 10
the aid snssant together with costs q this sui.
you AL to .pps<r xtd e1swsf.
e. q. GLENN.
Jms1ses u TIE rsaes he sAid PrscineA
Aax. - slknost. attorney Tor plaintiff. ec-o
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

Wednesday evening last, A. A.
Frassr Of Boise city addressed .
large and enthusiastic audience In
this plAos. A usual, very fsw Re-
publicsns wore present. The bosses
won't allow tho scrubs 70 attend
Democratic meetings for fsar that
the arguments and truths generally
proclaimed By tho speakers Of that
good old party may convince than
that they ars cropping IN darkness
and training with the worst enc mics
Of this GLORIOUS State Of Idaho.
Lawyer Wolfe presided at this
meeting and before he introduced
Mr.. Fraser he reviewed our county
ticket In manner that soon con-
WINGED these who are not acquainted
with the gentlemen that the Demo-
cratic candidates are men Of unex.
ceptional character and qualifica-
tons and should eli be- elected.
Mr.. Fraser was then introduced
and although be was suffering from
. severe sore throat. he soon CON
WINGED his hearers that be Was nj
ordinary stump speaker. He 10
young man but even now cxcelll
the wonderful Borah" In fights d
eloQuence and il argument, and
fully proved that . high protective
tariff only tends to build up and
foster trusts and monopolies to the
injury OF the people. He did no
believe II was good to protect th.
rich and starve the wage-carner and
his family
On the silver question Mr.. Erase
plainly pointed out the hypocrisy o
the Republicans and BY facts and
their votes in Congress placed tina
party In its true light-as the party
alone. now before the people, that
has the bold effrontery TO stand
with the interests of the millionairei
and against the welfare Of the peo
pie. We wish we could follow Mr.
r. throughout his excellent address
but time and space forbid it. WheI
he closed he was greeted with ap
plause.
Hon E. G. Helfrich, our able ant
popular codidate for the State Sen
ate, was called out and made a few
well-timed and appreciated remarks
touching principally upon loca
affairs, and sat down amid deafeu
ing applause.
Josiah Cave, Of Caoyon county
candidate for joint representative
and James Bush, candidate 10
State Treasurer, came to Mountai
Home on that evenings train an
were among the audience. The,
were called upon TO '.show them
selves and both gentleman N
sponded in q few happy remarks.
After music by the uterpe Cor
net Band the crowd dispersed wit
the hope that they might again B
entertained by the young and gifte
Fraser.
The Democracy Of Elmore
thoroughly united, enthusiast
and confident that victory Ia theiI
on the 9th Of November, but NEAR
!, tune let no member Of the goo
old Democracy shirk his duty
Work, work. from now until u
, night of election for the success
the whole Democratic ticket frol
"old Steve" down to "Riney," an
all will be we'll.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20


Died, Ia Mountain Home, Got, Is,
1894, Minnie, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs.. VIM. Hanley, aged q
years, s month and s days.
Nothing more pitiable ever hap
pened than tho death Of little Min
ME Hanley. Sunday afternoon, full
Of life and joy. shs climbed upon q
chair and reached to q shelf for .
bottle Of medicine which she sup
posed her father had BEEN using,
drank portion of Il and then ran
glsefully TO her mother saying II
took some Of Papa's medicine"
But in 3 few momcnts she became
very Ill, and Il soon developed that
she had drank from Z bottle con-
tanning poison--which had been ure-
scribed for the eyes Of tho elder
sister. Physicians were immedi-
stely summoned, but their skill
proved Of no avail, for little Minnie
fingered in great agony until l
O'Clock Monday morning, when
death came TO her relief.
The news Of the sudden demise
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley's darling
child spread rapidly and cast =
gloom over the town that will not
snon be forgotten. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon from
the Congregational church, where
Rev. Mr.. Nash delivered . very i'm.
pressive sermon. -Four little girls
Bertha Shields, Ethel Pattee,
Annie Marion and Clara Ward
acted a. pall-bearers and the pro
cession TO the cemetery was nnusu-
ally large.
The parents are heart-brokcn
and like Rachel of old win not b
comforted, for their child is not :
God help and pity them and com
fort them in their deep distress and
teach them that away out beyond
the shadow, where the eternal sun
shine falls on fields that are evel
green-where the bloom on the
flowers never fade--where the sof
sweet music of Heaven soothes tn
weary spirit, they shall some
time meet to part never again
II does seem that in His loving
kindness the Great Father otter
plucks from earth the fairest flow
ers to transplant them in the ever
lasting garden. Knowing that on
heart-strings are entwined aroun'
them, He takes them from US tina
We may ever feel them drawing n
toward that which lie beyond.
Grieve not, sorrowing parents; tn
gem is not lost but treasured above
and when the jeweled gates shal
swing on their hinges of gold to I'D
NIT you, your little Minnie's hand
will again clap with joy, her brigh
eyes will look smilingly into yours
her childish laugh will charm yo'
, with its music and her soft voic
will welcome you TO the eterna
home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

Last Saturday evening Commits
sioner Van Setback received q letter
from his mining partner--Judge
Jim Nicholson 81 Rocky Bar, say
ing that he had cut the ledge Of the
Climax lode near Bascom ranch, in
. tunnel 40 feet below the groupings
shat IL vas fa inches wide and
very rich in gold. The BuILErrs
hopes that the Climax lode may
continue 10 increase In width and
wealth until it's fortunate owners
are placed away up on the income
tax list.
c. r. Shaw Of Caldwell and I
member Of the firm Of Shaw & Rey
nolds In this place, spent Sunda,
| in Mountain Home,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
Hotics Of Application for Psrmls
sion 70 Mortgage Church
Property.

In ths pisssics csuvt d NJ Fourth judicial District
II IL Stats q Idaho, IN md lur
Eimors County.
In m matter Of The appcafca q The fiss1 Congys
sstionai Church q Mountain Home FOR psvHnis.
Son 70 mortnpGe.
Nosies : hereby given thas The pssitioa u 3. Q.
Curry md 0sosus L oole. Tvus1n Of ~ H1sse Con-
greGntionai Church Of Mountain noms. a1ktng pr.
miaisn 70 borrow Of The congrsxA4ioaal Gnu ri
Building Society The sum o ons hundred doiArs end
70 sscure nd loan BY executing 10 I'D Congrsga
tional Church Building eocieey mostxa9s on fh<
real sstn&e Of said fifst Congregational Church d
Mountain Home. y nov on Ole In the once Of ths
cssEk Of said ccHrt and aid petitione win sppiy y
aid Court ON ths 9Sth day o October. iso<. N,
opening OF Court Of that day, thereafter
petitioners may b. heard Tor psvnsusion 10 herrcs
money and mortgage said pscp>rty - prayed Tor 4
| snid petition. W. O. hOWlE,
Attorney DOR Pasiti0usrs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

Castle Han, Mountain Homs Lodge. No. 10,
knights Of Pythsse. ooA u. lssA
Where's, Almighty God. the supreme Chanoeiicr
Of shc unlverse has visited the bone Of our e.
tsemsd brother, william HsnIsy, and taken frem him
his beloved ittle dAuxhtxr Minnie therefore. be u
Resolved, That IRE, In anosrs sorrow, naiaxis cal
tears with thsss Of the bcrsnsed family In this ed
and sudden aniiction that has come 70 them
n G. MALLIsON,
NJ " WHITNEY,
4 n. WOLFE,
COMMITTEES.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

C. W. Burns spent last Tuesday
at Rocky Bar.
Clark eastman departed for the
East Thursday night.
Mrs. Burns went 70 Glenn's Ferry
Thursday evening with fine lot OF
millinery goods.
- James Carroll has again
opened paint and paper-hangine
shop in Mountain Home, and silic'
its q share Of public patronage.
Sam Lawrence came up from
Grand View Monday and on We'd
nesday returned with Mrs. Lawrencs
who had been stopping in thil
place several weeks.
Democrats, II your name is no
on the great register lose no time Il
getting IL there. To-day is you
last chance If you want 20 be on tn
winning side November 8.
GTLadies, call at Mrs. Bearby'
Department Store and see no,
cheap you can buy hat for your
self or daughter. Trimmed hat
with ribbon and wings for ~.
". Il Clspvt,, the great Populis
adyo. at. came in Thursday eve
Ming Nth he hop- that he woul
hsar Gov Mcconnell speak tbs
night But Sweet William" hea
ing that clageis would be here, con
plstely ''fiunked" and failed to COZ
pect.
Jim Mickersham came in fro
Boise eisy last night and informs
that Sam II. McCarty died su
denly in that city yesterday abo
| o'clock. alone and without friend
his wife and children having Il
. him sometime ago. McCarty "
: a lawyer and formerly resided
Rocky Bar in this county,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

We hereby return our heartfelt
thanks 70 the kind people of Noun
tain Home for the kindness they have
extended 10 ms in the time OF our great
affection. Yours respectfully,
Mn. AND MRS. WM. HAHLEY.
Mountain Home, Oct. II, 1894.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
Resolutions OF CondoIence.

Castle Hall a Mountain Home Lodge No. IS
knights OF Pythiss, Ocs 10. lss<.
wk<rs.s Almighty God. the Supreme ChABeeiIos
o. the Irnivsrss, IN his Infinite WELDON o. and
aif BIZ death remove from their midst Maryerette
Harley McCAbe sister Of our beloved brother A. J.
Harley, Be u
Resolved. Thai ths sympathy Of this Ledge be ton
tereA the stricksn brothera family and relatives o,
the ssce.sod lon this hour Of their nd sf1icsion.
By order Of ths Lodge. RI. WHITNEY,
n. NJ WOLFE,
H. c. MALLIs0S.
COMMITTEES.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
Register today. Democrats

Register today, Democrats
Dan Fitxwater II on the sick list.
Your last day u register. Mr..
Voter.
Lawyer Tom Catalan came In
from Boise last evening.
- See Shainwald's specials
this week and save money.
Remember the Congregational
ladies' oyster supper on the evening
Of the Goth.
1914 inch Ladies cloth at 65
cts. per yd., formerly 90 cts. at
Shainwalds.
Our Glenn's Ferry budget Of To-
cal news arrived too late for this
issue Of the BULLETIN.
So far the BULLETIN has not
heard " s voice being raised against
bonding the county debt.
- See the latest styles in la
dies and childrens' cloaks at Shain-
walds. The prices win astonish you.
Harry Portlock, Sam Bieroth,
and several other Bruneau gentle
men were in this place yesterday.
nWFull lines In ladies' and chill
drens' wool underwear and hosiery
at Free wool prices at Shainwald's.
will Galloway has removed his
family To this place for the winter
and is occupying house In the
north eud Of town.
Rev. Davidson, formerly Bap.
fist minister of New York, will
preach in the Congregational church
tomorrow morning and evening.
~Laird, Schober & Mitchell
Zeigher Bros, and c. p. Ford La
dies shoes, ali high grade goods, at
20 per cent discount, next week al
Shainwald's.
The Episcopal dime social held
nj Mrs. Payne's residence Wednes
day night was largely attended and
the dimes accumulated to tn;
amount of $40.
Registrar Wickersham requests
the BULLETIN to announce that HI
will be at his office up TO 8 o'clock
Friday, Oct 26. for the purpose o
registering voters.
Arrangements are now beini
made for an entertainment to b
given BY the Sunday school chill
dren of the Episcopal church in thi
place, during Christmas week.
EW-Go to Shainwald's and get
Standard Fashion plate for Novem
her, and get the latest fashions
then see our samples Of latest fal
and winter dress good, and you
know how to dress and be strictl
in it.
Adm Hall and Billy Wilson, car
didates for commissioners on th
Democratic ticket. have Intervene
our people this week. Two bette
men for the positions they seek ca
not be found in all Gilmore, an
they and John Winkelback are sur
TO get there by handsome pluralitie
Ex-Commissioner Sam Blackwe
came in from his Cold Spring ranc
Monday. We wonder II, latter q
the vile abuse heaped upon his d.
voted head two years ago by Bo
Corker through the columns OF q
Range & Valley, Sam will on q
9th of November walk mp ar
smilingly deposit q vote for q
aforesaid Boss Of the Elmore Repu
licans.
A large wool-grower Of Owyh
county was in this place q sho
time ago and he got into a discu
i'm with fellow who owns only
few sheep but thinks that u
Democratic administration b
ruined the wool business. Il
little sheep man asserted that ia
ing the tariff from foreign wool a
overproduction" had killed
sheep industry in Idaho Yes,
piled the Bruneau man, "overp
duction of id fools and not
wool.n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

To the Voters OF EtmOre County.
Being the Democratic nominee for
joint Representative with Elmore, Ada
and Canyon counties, ] wish 10 say TO
you that, il elected, every act and vote
Of mine in the Legislature will be in
the interest VI reform and retrench
ment in the conduct and manage.
ment VI state and county affairs.
On the irrigation question, ] will
favor the enactment Of such laws ~
will do equal jcstice 70 all.
On the silver question and the cleo
ton Of United States Senator, / will
not vote fer any man for the position
unless he lie pledged 70 the free and
unlimited coinage OF silver at the ratio
of 10 70 l, independent and regardless
of all nations on earth.
Want OF time aud other engage
ments viii prevent me from visiting
all portions Of } our county.
Very truly you're,
JOSIAH CAVE
Mountain Home, Oct. IL, 1884.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

- Just received II Mrs. Glenn
4 Mary Gray's millinery store, next
door 70 post-oflice: A fine lot Of
ladies' and childsns' hats and caps.
Also lovely trimmings Of all kinds,
corssts and gloves. Call and be
convinced that We carry tho beet
stock Of millinery goods in town at
prices 10 suit the times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

4 Ffvs.room D&silins Ho1ss in Re town Il 0,snn's
osllas II ~ IL sssf harm 10 b. - fsst and good
spring VEL never dsy. wieh pump. coss 10 ths houss
On the Rrouada. aBd B rood lpesL mo hoase b In
surst ~ oo00 e7o0 takss shs whole hurtnsmL
On IN rent under lsass Tor . yssr fos e1k.oo :
meath.
TAis b . bargain Ths Property b known = Ne
Akins rssldsnce. Apply TO 4. n. uINNorT.
In oisnns Ferry. IdAho.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-27
LEGAL SALES.
CRY sHERGFF'S SALE.
sheriff once City Court OF savannah,
savannah, Ga. March s, 1896

savannah, Ga. March s. 1891.
I TNDER ana by yirture Of an execution s-
\ suing out Of the itv Court OF savannah
IN favor OF the Title Guarantee and Loan
Company OF savannah against Jordan r..
Brooks, administrator OF the estate and
effects OF jeremiah j. Crowley. I have levied
upon the following deserved property, to-wit:
Al that trg, or parcel az land living and be-
ing in the county Of Chatham state OF
Georgia near the city of Savannah, and con-
tanning Hve and thirty-two onehundredth
10 $1,000 acres more or less and known as a
part of the land attached to the trust lot,
Hicks lything. Perctyal Ward. and founded
by a line beginning ut a stone Mt tho right OF
way Of tho savannah. florida and Western
railway, and running thence north seventy
four degrees and thirty minutes az 800 west,
eleven hundred and uiuety-etght Nl0S) feet to
a stone; thence north fifteen degree aud
thirty minutes 10 800 cast. two hundred and
eighteen els feet o q stone on the south
edge Of road thirty foe wide; thence along
the south edge OF said road, sou seventy.oue
thirteen hundred and seyeuty.tWo Q872) feet
TO "a pos. on the west line OF the right of way
Of said railway, and thence south hfty-siK de-
Rreos and twenty minutes So 20D west, ono
hundred and eighty-twO Cis2j feet along said
edge Of said right OF way 70 the point OF be-
ginning, and l viii proceed 10 offer same for
sale on tho FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL,
1894 tsamc being the Bird day OF the month";,
during the legal hours OF sale, In front OF the
court house door In Chatham county TO sat
iSfv said execution
Property described In execution, Defend.
ant notified in writing. Terms cash. pur.
chascrs paying for titles.
WILLIAM T.. BLOlS,
sheriff O. O. 4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-27
u. n. oMYIH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, March rs, 10 p. m, 1894. J
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.

!
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, March rs, 10 p. m, 1894.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was IS and the minimum Az,
the mean temperature being Az, IL be-
low the normal.
The temperature has fallen in the lower
lake region, throughout the New England
and Middle Atlantic states, in the lower
Mississippi valley, along the immediate
Texas coast, and in all sections south of
the Ohio river, the fall being most decided
in the South Atlantic states and in the
Florida peninsula. slight rise in tenn
perature has occurred in the upper lake
regions, Upper Mississippi valley and
west of the Mississippi north of the
thirty fifth parallel
At o'clock tonight the isotherm Of
30 extended from Northeastern Virginia
southwestward to Atlanta, Ca, thence
west northwestward to extreme South
western Kansas. West and north of this
line severe freezing weather obtained.
The crest of the cold wave has moved
sontheastward to the Lower Missouri
valley, with slghtdecrease in intensity
| The lowest temperature reported at s
o'clock p. N. was 50 above zero, at Mar
quette, Mich.
The following are the minimum tenn
/ peratures reported at the several weather
bureau stations this Monday morning:
Bismarck n. D., lO0 below zero; St. Paul
q above zero; Chicago, So above; St.
Louis, 49,; Nashville 1872, Atlanta 2Oo,
Montgomery and New York 26' Char
lotto 2So ; Raleigh, Mobile and Boston so
Norfolk 32' ; New Orleans So, and jack
sonyille and Charleston, Az
Ats O'Clock tonight cloUdmess pre-
vailed in Southeastern Pennsylvania, OK
IRENE Southern Florida, extreme Eastern
North Carolina and Northeastern Ohio,
with snow falling at Cleveland Else
where generally clear weather was re-
ported
The storm central this morning OF the
Middle Atlantic coast has moved north
eastward and now centers some distance
Of the New Eng and coast.
The crest of the cold wave will proba-
bly, move eastward to the Ohio valley,
! causing colder weather in this section
Tuesday morning, with temperature
about freezing point (32') at Savannah
1t viii be warmer during the day, but the
temperature will probably be low enough
/ Tuesday night for white frosts TO form.
The indications are favorable for fair
weather Tuesday and Wednesday.
p. II. SMYTH,
Observer in Charge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-27
cHArHAM sHERIrrns SALE

Under and by virtue OF q. IA. issued out
- OF Chatham Superior Court In favor OF
William J. Northern Governor OF the state OF
Georgia. in a proceeding upon the forfeiture
OF the bond OF AlonZo Coleman, charged with
the offcnse OF involuntary manslaughter IN
commission Of an unlawful act, versus Green
Steele, as surety on lOnd, have levied upon
the following described property Of the said
defendant, tOwit: Northeast one-fourth Of
lot No. forty.three 49, Davis Ward prem
ises, known as No. 10 Gordon street. city Of
Savannah And / will offer the said above
described property OF the defendant Green
Steele for sale at public cutlery before the
courthouse door of Chatham county. In the
city of Savannah, on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN APRIL. 1894, during the legal hours of
sale, TO satisfy said Il 10. Terms cash. pur-
chasers paying for titles.
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff c. Co Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-27
CITY sHER1FF,s SALE.

- Sherin's ONCE. City Court Of Savannah.
Savannah Ga, March 5. 1891 (
Under and by virtne OF an execution issu-
u ing out OF the City Court Of savannah, in
favor OF Eomeseekcrs Mutual Loan Associa-
ton against Norris ~ Pinder have levied
upon the following described property, to-
wit: III that lot or tract OF and situate,
lying and cling on the island Of Wilmington,
Chatham county Georgia, known as lot num-
Der two % Of a subdivision Of lots numbers
one % and two 90 Of the thirty 80 acre tract
on Turner creek, as VIII appear by reference
to a plan OF said subdivision attached to the
deed OF partition between sarah Ii. Oemler,
AtOsa f. Eiudcr. Harriet r. Woods and Chas
ii. Dixon, made the 10Th day OF september.
1902 and recorded In Book Els, page ~,
County records Of Chatham County said
lot number two p having front Of l25 feet
and a rectangular depth to the dam, as shown
upon the plat attached TO the above men
toned deed: and being the same property de-
scriUcd in a deed, bond and transfer from
Norris T. Pinder to the Homeseekers
Mutual Loan Association, and recorded in
Rook u IS. page -07 Of the Record OF Mort
cages Of Chatham County, and Will proceed
to offer same for sale on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN APRIL. 1894 same being the I'd day
OF the month";, during the legal hours Of sale,
in front Of the Court House door in Chatham
county. TO satisfy SAID execution.
Property described in execution. pefen-
dant notified in writing. Terms cash, pur-
chaser paying for titles.
WILLIAM r. BLOIS,
Sheriff G.. @. 5.