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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-15

Lamar Colo. January 1i.-All records
were broken IN the tw9 days rabbit hunt,
which ended lagt night The total number
Killed was 500 ana the best individual
score was 100 The game was shipped to
Denver ana Pueblo 20 be distributed
among the needy
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Geo sIloollng Anrns.

Lake. Texas. january IDA diff
occurred last night on Captain
IA plantation. about six miles
wn, between two negroes, Steve
I'D Harrison Parker, in which the
vas shot and almost instantly
.eiley was promptly arrested by
r. ID. I. sutton and Is now held tof
lining trial, which win be conduet-
rrow morning by Judge g, 8.
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4 I,ifc Sentence .

sood Teaxs, January i5.--ons
as been on trial all this week IN
let court for killing old man
Coleman county. THE case was
a ID this county. The case was
the jury yesterday evening about
and last night at . o'clock the.
Ight In their verdict, assessing hls
ut al life time Imprisonment
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200 rRnn 1NsunANcn.

THE HOUSTON POST VIII pay 500
10 the legal heir OF any person who
meets death by accident, provided
thnt at the time the person so dying
I'm. uuun l,iS or her body THIS IA
PER. This insurance holds good for
10 Huurs only. or from n. IN. 10 n
=, IN. OF The date OF this paper. SHt-
i-gnctury proofs of each claim must
I,c presented within ~ hours at the
business Once of The Honstoh Post
Ucrnrmbcr this policy is void unless
mrs PAPER Is Ipon the person at
lime of death,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-15

Norfolk, Va, January 1.-THE chamber
OF commerce Of Norfolk adopted resolu-
ton protesting against coal aud lumber
being put ON the free list as provided
FOR IN the Wilson bill.
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THE TARIFF BATTLE,
THE REAL FIGHTING WILL COM
MBNoE TODAY,
Under the Five-Mtnuto Rule the Bill
to be Read by Sections for
Amendment,
DEMOCRATS URGED TO REMAIN AT THEIR
POST OF DUTY.
Income Tax and Internal Revenue Features &
DO Considered Separately Duty for
Bounty On Sugar

1 Nu'N the Dill VIII be read by sections
and be open 70 amendments under tae
hve-minute rule. From now on the bin
VIII be in constant danger or amendment
ana the house democratic leaders have
urged upon their colleagues the absolute
/ necessity Of their continual presence until
final vote is taken.
Chairman Wilson said tonight: 1T is OF
the utmost Importance that every demo-
crat be present in the house from this
time until the passage Of the mrin bill
Thus far discussion has been limited 10
general debate, but from this time forward
actual voting ON amendments viii pro-
coed from day to day. 1t viii be necessary
70 maintain quorum as the absence at
any Time Of sufficient number for n
vote might Involve delay. What ia OF i'm
porAnt consideration is that amendments
to the bill should be made while the ma
lority of the house are present to express
their preferences 1t would be most UNI
fortunate II amendments We're made from
day 10 day through the absence Of SUI
ncleut number OF democratic members to
prevent them. For this reason 1t IS essen
ual that the democratic majority should
attend the sessions from tomorrow uutil
d.t,ts c,,s,s ,s ain IN, ,,,, o,,,, ,,,,,,,s
'''S9' &c - wa we '''S
OF AVOIDING distortion OF Tie entire meas
ure."
rba c,,,,,,,,,.o, ~, o.,.,,,4,,,,,,. O., ,,.
,.,,, ...,,
WI VIII nave the ilEh' OF way amend
ments which the committee may offer ard
considered Pending and take preference
0'ei amendments o''e'tN ny inuiF'uNa'
members The bill viii first be read hy
sections under the special order, ana
tl,crof,r, ,,,nl. NJ, ,,,,, 81, ,,,,.,1,,,,,t Il,
'e'''u wa O' 0ps" p" ~
any part
The democratic members of the ways
.,,d mamma ,,,,,,,,,t,to, t., ,,o,,,,,, t,,s
afternoon 70 de''ue upon. monuments
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THE WILLIS DISPATCH.
TEXT OF THE DOCUMENT wBI0E
WAS WITHHELD,
a--.
Result of a Private Interview Between
Minister Willis aud the Do
posed Queen.
POSITIVE AND BHPHA 10 REFUSAL TO
GRAN AMNESTY.
While Expressing Pear for Her Life, shO De
ollucs Preferred Protection Sketch Of
Some of Her trusted Leaders.

SUM OF IeE IAbkNu AiNNFA3f
Washington, january 1s.-Thc dispatch
from Minister Willis of November l6, with
held by the president from enclosure with
his message Of December IS is as follows:
Minister Willis to Secretary Gresham.
Tho Legation OF the United States, Hon
olulu, November III, lS.3 Sir: In the fore
noon of Monday the 18th instant hy pre-
arrangement the queen, accompanied by
the royal chamberlain Mr. Uobertson.
called at the legation. 10 one was pres
cnt at the half hour interview which fol
lowed, her chamberlain having been taken
to another room and Consul General Mills
who had invited her to come, remaining In
the front Of the house to prevent inter
ruptlon. After formal greeting, the queen
was informed that the president OF the
United States had important communca-
lions to make TO her and she was asked
whether she was willing to receive them
a,one and in confidence, assuring her that
this was for her own interest and safety.
She answered in the affirmative. l then
made known to her the presidents sin
cese regret that through the unauthorized
Intervention Of the United States she had
been obliged 20 surrender her sovereignty
and his hope that with her consent and CO.
operation the wrong done to her ana 10
her people might be redressed. To this she
bowed her acknowledgements,
/ then said to her; The president ex'
poets and believes that when reinstated
you will show forgiveness and magnanim-
tty that you Will wish to be the queen Of
all the people, both natives and foreign
born that you will make haste to secure
their love and loyalty, to establish peace,
friendship and good government"
To this she made no reply
After waiting a moment, ] continued;
THE president not only tenders you ms
sympathy, but wishes to help you. be-
flye fully making known to you his pur-
poses I desire TO know whether you are
wiling to answer certain questions which
1t is my duty TO aek"
She answered 81 am willing"
then asked should you be restored
to the throne would You grant fun am
ncsty as to life and property to all those
persons who have been or who are now
in the provisional government, or who
have been Instrumental in the overthrow
OF your goyernment"'
she hesituted a moment ana then slow
ly and calmly answered: There are GER
tain laws OF my gov ernment by when l
shall abide. My decisions would be as
the law dlrects-that such persons should
he beheaded and their property coniis-
Gated to the government
] then said, repeating very distinctly
her words 1t is yoar feeling that these
pt0ule should be behCadel and their prop
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the tariff and Hawaiian question may DC
interiectcd and delay II.
There will be more or less routine work
and the passage OF some OF the minor
bills are among the probabilities.
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ropAY,s EVENTS.

WIN - - = ~ 90
nc f"N's h"llcuh win Nhh WIN
'fhhspirc ThM Day EhronEh-
ont the country
PRAGUE uoherrl, TN, C,,i,t,,,, Rial
win breb to5av ,rho ,,,,,.,',. ~ r,t,,,,,'
a conspicuous member or the Young
Czech parliamentary parity will have
charge " the defense. ,rhe YOUNG Caechs
have circulated a French translation OF
the Indictment, accompanied with "A stpte-
mont Of the condition Of the czech peo-
pie This statement vs. intended TO arouse
French sympathy Tor tho Young Czechg
The Omladnu, it will be recalled. is Tho
society that owed it4 ORIGIN 10 Rudolf -
Mrva. who was Rssnssiuattd a short time
ago by some Of the members who. II la
said, had learned that Nirvn was an agent
provocatour Of the police and was engaged
OF me society To the Hnthori'ieS'
NEW fORk.-Tho New York Republt
can c!ub holds It's annual meeting To-Day
The officers to be elected are For preal-
dent Edmond Wetmorc; first vice presi-
don't bilhu Root second Vice president
Edward louterh0ch; third Vice president
Alfred Is, Price recording secretnry
Francis 10 Laimbeer corresponding Sec
rotary Cephas ljrainerd, Jr treasurer
]. Edward Lcaycraft. executive commit
zee, JGhn sabine smith Arthur i. Mer-
RAM James $ Lchmarer, }. CLARK Thorn
ns and II b Johnson II was the inteu-
for president but he refused to accept me
nomination
mute the cnnitnl sentence passed on Hill.
the brandon hoy murderer who was to
have been hanged today. To- Imprisonment
There wae no excusn for tho crimc. the
cold bloo,Isa murder of Williams his ein-
ployer and benefactnr, n young English
county. but a,yire to tile r3nvict's youth
II. the executive considered that 4, would
not be humane TO hing him The evil
truly appalling
,-r,,,, 1,o,,t. MI. ,,.,-.,, e,,-,.,. a.r.,
Ir" loi,n; ne hls5te Shlt'' s,a vU,,i,,
W." anu leppp''u', ~ .. t,Ny'' a.
sguure taIpoh 'otnshs Ito'h,so9 70 &c Wy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-15

CHICAGO -Shoristop billiard stars Will
compete ~ q foureeu-inch balk-llne bill
Hard tournament to be held IN this city,
commencing The week OF January IS, The
Carbon city Billiard Hail company has
determined to offer $500 In cnsh prizes.
The probable contestants will be- Gala
phcr Thatcher Arson Haley, Harrspn,
Husklns Capson Maggloll spink7 Helm,
Pagan and Suyera of San Francisco.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-29
SEEKING SEPARATION.

Tho divorce case of Mrs. Matiio
Hughes againRt her husband, has
been postponed for the present, in
order to allow the defendant to better
prepare for his side of the question.
In the mean time the two little boys,
which form the principal bone of
contention, were turned oyer to the
custody of Mr.. and Mrs. Sims of the
city. Mrs. Hughes, the plaintiff, left
this morning for Purcell and Chick.
asha to procure additional proof of
the allegations on which she bases her
proceedings. She was seen by re.
porter this morning, but preferred
not to talk, especially until after the
case had been disposed Of She is an
intelligent lady aud looks like one
with whom a man could live happily.
She says such a thing as q colnpro-
mise is utterly out of the question as
nothing but . divorce, her property
rights and the custody of the children
will satisfy her.
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A RROWS FROM THE EVANGE.
LIST QUlVER.

"if YOU will so home tonight, take
pencil an:. pai.6r and write down
every ofTsmse that you have commit
ted against God aud man so far back
as you can remember them, you will
have no trouble in repenting. You
will be the saved'st fnap in Ardmore
before midnight"
"FouF out of every six of you had
better be dead and in he'll now, than
10 live In sin till after you are thirty
years old, for the longer q man lives
in rebellion, tho hotter it will be for
him at the last day" Here the
Evangelist showed by a vote of those
converted, that not one in ten ever
turns to God after twenty years o..
ago. The demonstration was thrill
ing.
"Oh my brother repent today! Your
sins are accumulating rapidly. You
can move your freight now. Oh how
it piles upon youl What bankrupt
ing debt of sin now hangs over your
head! How your wife and children
will hate to see you torcclosed!"
"You stay at home to keep the
church and preacher from exposing
your sins. You are fool; the church
and preacher wants 20 separate you
from them. It's the judgement that
will expose you."
mo. mau is bigger than his '1lk.
At last your words are your thoughts.
If l love sweet, then am Smutty. A
vulture eats carton because it is what
he likes"
"a man who won't quarrel with his
wife wont quarrel With his neighbor,
naA."
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A REWARD OF $500

Will be paid for any case of Rheu-
matisnl which cannot be cured by DIR.
Drummond's Lightning Remedy. This
offer is made in good faith by the
proprietors, and there is no reason
able excuse for any one TO suffer
longer. ANY ordinary case win be
cured by one treatment, and it 10 poor
economy to suffer when relief can be
secured so certainly; the price of q
months treatmeRt--two bottles-is
$5, and that lie the cost of cure. FaF-
particulars and testimonials Of wonl
derful cures sent to any address.
Drum1nond Medicine Company, IS
Maiden Lane, New York. Agents
wanted. e
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COURT PROCEED fyGs.

Below is given the curt pro-
csedings in full w. to 2.3) this
afternoon:
N. G. Mootlie Us. D,ck Rynum,
iday trial; verdict fer lnterpleader
for the Cfiner her.
j. F. Eskey estate vs. W. H.
HObson estate; verdict for p'a!u-
tiff.
Carter Bros, ve. E. f. Graves;
postponed until II ,nday, April
End, for further evileDce'
Patty. J 'iner s Coz, vr. Carl
Warner, debt; verIicr FIR plaintiff.
A. 6. Wells VS.. Fitzpatrick, ct
a, violation Of CONTRACTS on tsial
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FLEEr-FoorEo zzsRAs.
Their Daah Of Speed Wien Aiarmed b1
the Whsz of R,a- Hall

Their DAah Of Speed Wien AiarnSed bT
the Whsz Of - R,a- Halt
The rapidity with which the diff
ferent zebras have bsen externiha-
ted, owing to the advance Of civiliza.
tion in South Africa, is shown By
reference to such works as that OF
Sir CORVALLIS Harris, written In
1s4). in which the author tells us
that the quagga was at the time
found in ''interminable herds. bands
OF many hundreds being frequently
seen, while he describes Burchell's
zcb. a as congregAting in herds OF
eighty or one hundred, ead abound
ing to great extent; but now. after
the expiration of about fifty years.
the one species 10 extinct or practical
ly %. while the other has been driven
much farther afield and it's numbers
are yearly being reduced.
This authors description of the
common zebra is well worth repeat
ing. says the Saturday Review. He
says: Seeking the widest and most
sequestered spots. naughty trOopS
are exceedingly difficult to approach.
as well on account OF their extremS
agility and feetuess of loot as from
the abrupt and inaccessible nature
of their highland abode. Under the
special charge of a sentinel, so
posted OF somc ad accent crag - to
command q view of every avenue OF
approach, the checkcred herd whom
painted skins adOrn' is to bc Waved
perambulating some rocky ledge. ON
which the rife ball alone can reach
them. No sooner has the note Of
alarm been sounded by the vidette.
than. pricking their long ears, the
whole flock hurry forward 70 aseers
tain the nature OF The apprcAehinR
danger, and, having RaZed n Hn0moAE
ct the advancing hunter. whfsking
their brindled tails alOft. helterIskels
ter away they thunder. down craggy
precipices and over yawning ravines.
where no less agile foot could follow
them" FFF&
OF BurehelI'ss zebra he says
.:'Ficrcc. strong. feet and surpassings
" beautiful. there is. perhaps mo-
quadruped ia the creation. not even
excepting the mountain zebra norS
Splendfdly attired or presenting q
picture Of more singulaefy astrace1yG
leauty. ZGbsss are by 40 means
amiabIe animals. and. tbouGh many
Of the stories told Of their ferocity
are doubtless much exaggerated
.they have so Iav not proved them
selves amenable 20 domeBtieaetOn.
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LGm johnson this morning re-
ceived a telegram from his SON Hugh
who 10 attending school at Bryan,
Texas, to the effect that he had failed
to receive check which Mr. John
son had sent him two weeks since.
The letter and its contents have svi-
IDENTITY been missent or fallen into the
hands of the light fingered gentry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-29

Commissioner Scotia court was
idle today ne far "a the trial Of any
cases were concerned. The ease
against SOule, charged with larceny,
was postponed on account of the de-
tention of counsel and Witnesses in,
Judge Siuarts scOHEt.= 1t will sproba-
bly, come up early tomorrow. assl
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DR.. ". +. tfariner went 10 Davis
this morning from whore he will go
to Rock Creek to SEQ Will Ficnlmlng
profe .sionaliy.
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j. F. Ingram wants it understood
that he does not handle the cider of
Hughes Bros. & Co. but thst of
Price g. Lucas, manufactured in Lou
isville, Ky. the color OF which does
not compare with the Hughes goods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-29

Mrs. Msnpin who has becn visiting
DIR. and Ms. i1ftteil for several weeks
left this morning for her home in
South Dakvta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-29

c. I. Barring~r, prominent stock
man and feeder, is iu the city from
his ranch Oh Oil Greek near llealdtou.
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Frank Garner, one Of thes leading
druggists OF Gainesville; Yesterday
made sn. assignment naming G. /.
Potter as assignee-4 She assets are
estimated at e1S.O0Or Tith liabilities
.only. @44s7. No reaeon for the fail
A*t 1e1 aEEa3 &saszssE-a s z
ure Is gtvon or Known 90 says The
IIespeFians ~ - ~ en ass
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Major \. V. Doak, tlIe veteran
drummer, went up the road this
morning.
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Hon. {. G. Potter came mp from
Gainesvil:c this morning and again
shows his smiling countcnancs ameng
ihrlegal aggregation in the court
house, e@sS snEE9 Dfs
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James ID. Haynes retur1ei from
Gainesville This morning.
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This moruiag the lumber for the
40 " express office building was not
on thc grounds THIS AFTERNOON at the
hour of going 10 press the frame
work is up. At the same rate of
speeatlre io,lse win be completed bS
tomorrow. Contractor TroutInan IL
a mover. - -
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sroCk CATTLE FUiE SALE.

ies Asout go head frsD one , ear. old
mp to cows. Apply to +. r. Holder
Svr:h Caddo street Ardmorc, I. z.
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!. Subscribe for the Ardnoreite..
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salseaii,. f,r the ardm.,rs:te.
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Adrert.se j.. dc Agdao.eLle.
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The uthsnw windso mm tiu
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15
THE ChARrER OF INl0RP0RA-
TON OF The N0XUBEE LAND
AND LOAN OAPAN

Art. | II " Foo,c. 81 Allen. \
Se,les. Mat Mahnrnrr, j + Anne. II W
Jnncs Jr, j z l'oinirx,rr, CD Aues
sui all o'l,rrs associate with il,rm.
their a..i.ns sud .ucccs,ur. in Office
are hereby created n body polite and
corporate under tho corporate name
and style u; The Noxubrc laul and
Loan Conpanr." having their DOM.
vile at Macon. Nuxubuc county, Mis-.
si.sippi.
Art. II. The purpose of said com
pany is mcreby declared to he the do
ing Of n general land, loan and cattle
business; II shall have succession for n
period OF fifty years, ma sue and be
sued, plead and be in,pleaded before
any court: may contract and be con.
tracted with; may have Q corporate
zeal and alter the same ut will; and
may do and perform all acts aud pos
sess all privileges OF bodies polite
and corporate
Art. Ill. The capital stock Of said
company shall be one hundred and I'll.
~ ihOusand dollars divided into shares
Of one hundred dui,ur. Zach, aud when.
ever the sum of five hundred dollars
las been subscribed tor and PAID up
the company may commence business.
Said capita. stock may he increased or
diminished by a majority vote Of the
stockholders aud they shall have all
thority to zrrrpt real estate in pay
| meut ior stock subscriptions upon such
terms A. they NAV impose. and they
NAV delegate this authority TO the
board OF directors.
Art. ". Said company shnll have
mower to invest i,s capital in lands.
cattle. notes. bou,is, stocks and To- act
IS sgsn, tor Others IN the purchase or
.nlc OF the same, the collection of rents.
management of prOpe ty. examination
OF iitles ami to transact all other bust
mss incideni to the complete exercise
Of the forrgoinl powers, including the
borrowing Of money upon Ito properly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15
BRAND rHI CLAIM AZ FALSE.
world's:Ta,r od1eials Expose Pre-
tender to an Award.

CHICAGO, LII Dec. 49, One OF tie
odd results::of the Worlds Fair III
claim now made now 10 award. By
some who were not even exhibition,
Officials OF the Exposition have nc,
a. vel take final action ia the mat.
ter, believing the quick wit Of III.
people viii detect the spurious claims.
But 10 the ease OF q New York baking
powder, that has been widely advcr.
Using an award, the attention Of the
Chief OF Awsrds for Agriculture, has
been directed. tie brands the claim
Ct his pre,ender a. faise. declaring
neither the records Of this department
nor The Official catalogue Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. show
that this New York Company WAS an
exhibitor; consequently 1t could not
receive an sward at the Worid's
Fair.
Those who fairly won their honors
st the Fair seemed disposed 10 ireal
this fraud a. any other fraud should
be treated The Price Baking Pow.
der Company, Of Chicago, havcipg re.
ceived the highes, award, say they
are convinced their claims, and those
Of oil other holders Of rightfnl hon.
ors, will be fully indicated BY the
public.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15

III. friday moruinya terrible crime
was committed ct the resideuce Of Mrs.
Nick Robinson. Sam Fosd's wife has
been Mayiny at Mrs. Eobinsous for
some time. and this morning Ford
went there snd shot her In the region
ct The heart. and DR.. Warren thinks
she viii lie. Mr.. Frank Jackson who
wns il The house at tho lime ran into
tne rDom where the shot was fired aud
roumi Mrs. Ford c~liDching, Mr.. Ford
who was trying TO shoot her sgain
which he wss prevented from doing BY
several parties, who soon secured the
pisio'. A guard was put over him to
prevent his escaping and the sheriff
wins sent for: When Mr.. Dorroh ar
rived he found 9 butcher knife On Ford
with which he said he intended to kin
his wife il tire pistol had failed to fire,
Tfcre was also . letter In his poke,
addressed to Mrs. Robinson telling
her what disposition 10 make Of The
children when he and his wife were
dead. On his way 10 town he told the
sheriff he wished amob would hang
him as no was tired Of living. lie /.
In jail now,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-12-15


There wal several important land
sales u ibe court house the first Mos.
day In Dec. Mr.. G. Whitfield, Of Ar.
tesla, bought the Porter harris plan.
tatiOn, = very valuable irsci Of Iasd 10
the Cliftonviils usighborhood.
The lands belonging 10 the lobe es
tate, lying west Of BrooksvIilc. were
also sold. There were seversl pur-
chsscrs.> Mr. Lana Carpenter bought
the tract known - tho StovsiI plsre,
Mr.. J. r. Cook the Fairview place.
NJ. Il. K: Wooien. Jr. the Dismnkes
plsce and Nj. W. |. Bsrnhili The Nor
gen plsce II wss sid they VII sold for
. fair prizes.