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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-27

rived at Korea have been prevented by the
Japanese from landing troops. 1t is re-
ported that tine Japanese artillery sank
several Of them
Tho Japanese and Chinese officials here
have received many dispatches from their
home governments. While declining to
say much, even Of the tenor of these dis
patches the officials contend that the pros
pect Of an agreement between China and
Japan remains satisfactory.
An Onicial Statement.
In the house Of commons Sir Edward
Grey, under secretary, was questioned
concerning the differences between China
and Japan In reply Sir Edward said the
convention between China and Japan
concluded in 1855 stipulated that in the
event Of any grave disturbances in Korea
the two countries were at liberty to send
troops to that country TO restore order.
Upon the outbreak Of the recent rebellion
IN Korea both governments sent troops
TO suppress IT, and consequently the rela-
tions between the two were critical
Her maiostys government ON July 10,
he said, had wired the governments at
Berlin, st. Petersburg Paris and Rome,
inviting them to sond instructions to their
representatives In Toxic and Peking TO join
in ondeavors TO avert war Tho govern
monts mentioned had sent instructions i'm
accordance with the request The foreign
Office, he said, had no information that
any hostilities had occurred.
SHANGHAI July 27.-A telegram was
received last evening from high author
ity at Tientsin reporting that the pros
poets for the continuance of peace were
more favorable. Today, however new,
was received that war between China and
Japan has been declared. There have
been rumors that several Chinese war
ships are in trouble.
The information received here is mea
ger, and the exact status Of affairs I'm 10
rea cannot be learned. Telegraphic com
munioation from Korea is interrupted.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-27

Delightful Sunday Excursion to TOl.
chester Beach via Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-27

, TWENTY . FOURTH
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3 40,' 81, 1000, 40 %, III As
!, 3 25, A 55, 10 50, 8 81, " "a,
,I7l7. 500, 9 90, 40 70. Il &C
25, 455, % 80, 63l, u a.
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1eek days, % %, " II, Is 40,
a, Ill 90 pm.
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] y IN.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-27

baltimore d
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule IN
effect May ~, 1924.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
Tor 3 Express trains
New York, week
days, q 03, t7l7,
IS 40, 1895 m; ll2 p
" AZ, i5 IS, " A,ul 10
p. m. Sundays, i3 %,
~ 1910 % \ m; ~ ~,
Is 80, n A, III 90 p m
PHILADELPHIA
The morning call., 1894-08-25
EVENING SESSION.

The evening session convened in Odd
Fellows Hall, which was much better
adapted for the purposes than the theater.
It took about two minutes to fill the hall
after the doors were opened at 1880
O'clock. When the convention was called
to order T. Ii. Gould of San JOAQUIN got
the floor. He said that for whole week
Up TO the present the delegates had been
engaged in the arduous task Of making
Governor. I'VE have a Governor" said
be. I'VE are worn out, overtaxed, aud
over the balance of the ticket everybody
is at sea. We have had no opportunity to
make up our minds. The selection of the
remainder Of the ticket is just as fmpor-
tant as that which we have already accom-
plIshed. | believe IL is an injustice to the
people who sent us here to hurry things
through. The ticket can be completed in
two or three hours, and IL we postpone
proceedings until tomorrow we can ad-
journ the convention this evening by 10
O'Clock" Cries of No" moi
ut would be impossib le"-Gould started
to say, when G. W. Mordecai of MADEIRA
raised point OF order which the chair
sustained. Gould moved to adjourn until
O'Clock. The motion was voted down by
large majority.
Mordecai of MADEIRA said the delegates
from the country were anxious to get
home. II hope that this motion to ad-
journ will not Obtain" he said. I'VE have
already wasted enough time. Ii we ad-
jOurn now we will not get home to-mor-
row. l hope the gentleman will have
some consideration for those whose busi-
ness interests call the home. / am ready
to stay here till 1 O'Clock in the morning"
The sentiment of the convention was with
Mordecal. Several attempts were made to
shut him off. but when the Gould motion
was put it was defeated with enthusiasm,
and the result received with added cheers.
Nominations for Lieutenant Governor
being in order. Burke of Los Angeles
took the floor. 81 DESIRE" he said. ''to
present to the careful consideration of the
body a gentleman whose standing is in
keeping with the position in question. We
should look at this matter in all its bear
iDgs; not being moved by impulse. We
should seek to give all the strength pos
sible to the ticket. Your nominee for
Governor has impressed upon you the
necessity of doing this. The candidate
wish 10 present is DO new man to Califor-
MIA. During three terms he filed the posi-.
ton of prosecuting attorney for Santa
Cruz, He has on each occa sion overcome
the Republican majority. He Is a business
man. we'll known and has long Iabored in
the Democratic cause. 1 take pleasure as
delegate from Los Angeles in presenting
the name of William 4. Jeter of Santa
Cruz for the position of Lieutenant Gov
ernor."
j. ID. SprOule of Butts declared that he
had dlshgured his voice in his zeal in
lndorsing the platform. As a member of
the Butte County delegation he appeared
to nominate favorite son of Butte. In
the sectional issue he declared that the
younger element knew no north or south,
east or west. He spoke of the legislative
record OF the man of his choice, who, he
declared, WAS defeated sin that holocaust
The morning call., 1894-08-25

Spencer received no votes from this
district
The chairman announced the result
and the delegates shouted and yelled in
their excitement. After long delay order
was partially restored
a Santa Clara delegate moved to make
the nomination Of James Fl. Budd unani-
nous "on behalf Of Barney Murphy and
his friends and every Democrat" was the
way the Murphy man put it, and the sug-
gestion was received with thuuderous ap-
plause.
Then Jacobs Of San Joaquin, still en-
Unused with the memory Of his rhetorical
The morning call., 1894-08-25

Continued on Tenth Page
The morning call., 1894-08-25

L2ssen gave one vote to Larue.
A table OF the vote by districts in San
Francisco shows the following results.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
List OF Letters.

Remaining in the ru>tof;cr AZ Union, for
the week ending April 2olh, lS"l.
Mrs julia Edge " Il Whale, jr
Jesse Epps Sam Shell
i May>on :. c. English
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say itadvcrtiscd, and will hc required
t. pay one cent for thcjg dciivc.,.
l.. ". HARRIS, L. VI.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
TOWN ORDINANCE.
TowN OF UNION,
An ordinance Rclat ng TO Bawdy and dis

lbbNtiI tHANBER. J
An ordinance Relating to Bawdy and dis
orderly houses:
SEC. l. BE il ordained that the keeping
OF any Bawdy or dsordcrly house, room OIL
tenement in the Town of Union shall be un-
lawful and shall ne punished by II fine Of not
exceeding Twenty Dollars or Thirty days
Imprisonment, or both in the discretion OF
the Council, for each and svcry offence; and
for the purpose of this ordinance ttcr each
and every conviction any continuance oa the
kccping o. any such h use shall consti-
iutc 4 new oticnSe.
SIC. =. BE it furiher ordained that the
renting of any house. room or tenement in
the town Of Union 10 to he used as Bawdy
or disordcrly House. Room or Tenement; or
the continued renting and allowing of any
House, room OF Tenement To he so used after
notice. OF knowledge that il is 50 used for
more than five days shall he unlawful and
shall be punished 10y !iuc Of not more than
Twenty dollars. cr Imprisonment for not
more than thir,y days. OF both. in the discre-
ton Of the Council, for each aid every
Ohence: and FOR the pirpr Sc of this ordinance
amy H'e renting or any continued allowance
Of cccupa on by parties so using said House,
Room, or Tenement for more than five days
after each and every conviction Of either OF
the offences described in this section, shall
constitute new 'olencc.
Done and ratified under the C rporate seal
Of said Town Of Union, s. e, on the llth
day of April, 1891.
Attest:
l.. G. loCNG. JOHN \. FAINT.
Clerk and Trcas'r. Mayor.
! mil i.i-l1 ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
MOkTGAGEE'S SALE.

ID virtue, and under the authority, Of a
r. mortgage executed and delivered to
me by Spencer NJ. Rice, Jr., Of East Union,
Oh tlc 18th day Of February, 1889, and
recorded in the Register OF Mesnc Convey
ance Office for Union county, South Carolina,
in Book J. O.. page 20, the undersigned
viii sell, between the legal hours Of sale,
at public auction before the Courthouse door
OF Union county, South Carolina, on the
seventh day 0! May. 1891, II the highest
bidder for cash, the property described in
said mortgage, to-wlt:
All that certain lot Of 'anl. situate in the
town Of Union, in the said county Of Union.
aui i'll the said Stntc of South Carolina
with brick storchou.c thereon, bounded on
the North ami East by l,t Of the Columbia
X Grccnvilic RAILROAD Conn any. South hy
Main street, and on the West by lot of v.
T.. McNcacc: fronting twenty feet on Main
street, and running back in dc!th sixty
feet from Main street knowl as the W. Il.
Davis lot.
Is. +. RAWLS,
Mortgagec.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
For the TINES.
A Children's Lawn PARTY.

The beautiful and spacious lawn in front
OF Mrs. Dawkins' residence has been the
scene of many joyous party in the DAYS
that are gone, but we doubt if ever rroup
OF merry makers derived more real enioy-
ment irIm lawn party there than the
thirty bright, rosy.checked boys and girls
assembled last Saturday afternoon in celc-
Dratloh OF Mss Margaret DuBosc'S seventh
birthday.
The little men and maidens had been
notified in due form several days beforehand
that Mrs. Diwkins requested their COM
p'ny or TINS particular afternoon, and the
writer does not know If II single instance
where the invited guest sent 'regrets.
ABOUT five o clock the arrivals began, and
half an hour Inter the sight of happy faces
and the sound of merry voices would, VIC
think, have hl' cd the heart of any hut the
most miSantlropic looker.on with sympa-
thetc gla 'ncSs.
After n'nly an hour spent in playing
"drop hhhdkerchlcf, steal partners etc.,
each little gallant escorted fair little
maiden to one Of the many able, ,astctully
arranged in the center of the lawn, where
they were served by the ladies' Of Mrs
DawkinS' hoaschoid and several other
friends who gladly rcrdcrsd any assis' ance
in their power to make the success Of the
entertainment complete.
The sweet little lady in whose honor the
party was given occupied place at one end
Of the largest table, where she presided
with simple chilllike ease and grace over
the ceremony of cutting and distributing
the "b rthday cake
After rart1klng heartily of the Delightful
supper tho children again engaged in play
ing games until the gathering shades Of
evening warned them that fond u,a;uas were
then expecting their early rc,urn Then
as though thinking the time of enjoyment
had been nil too short. The youthful guests
took their leave of their kind hostess and
her little visitor from the Gland Of the Sky"
Dear little Margaret May She have
many glad returns of this happy day and
may the sweet promise Of her beautiful
young life meet its fulf mcnt in noble
womanhood that shall bless all who cume
within the sphere of its Influence. u.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20

BrCKLEN's AENIC\ SNl.yE.-The best
Salye in the world for Cuts, bruises. Sores
Ulcers, SAT- Rhcum. Fever Sores, letter,
Chaprcd Han l.. Chilhains. COINS, aud all
skin crup:iuns, AMI ro.i'iycly "urcs Plies,
" no lay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or lH"ncy rrfuud-
ei. rr.cc - cents per box. For sale by
b. F. P,S-y.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
april u - At.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
Is. +. RAW LIS,
Mortgagec.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho partner
~ ship heretofore existing under the firm
name Of y. d. Cooper X Co., and doing
business in The town f Union. South Caro-
ina. was dissolved by mutual consent on the
27ih day Of March, lS"l. by A. b. Cooper
Withdrawing from the firm
All debts due the late firm mus; be pail
- the tirm ot ". ". Cooper and J. W.
Gilbert and those ho'liug claims against \.
II. Cooper \ Co, will present them TO
Cooper Gilbert for payment. W. W.
cooper and J W. Gilbert will continue the
business ut the old stand.
\. ID. COOPER.
VI. W. COOPER,
J. W. GILBERT
Aplii T. ID It.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
ORDINANCE FOR SUPPLIES.

| DE it ordaiucl hy the Town Council of
- Union. in The Sta.c Of South Carolina
now met and sitt'rg,a auh by authority of the
| same
! SrC. |. That n tax of ~ mills upon
every dollar Of the value Of al Real Estate,
| personal property and stock in trade, is
! hereby levied to meet the ordinary expenses
Of the Municipal Government of the said
/ t""n for the fiscal year commencing the lst
| day of Mny 1894.
Scc. = That tax Of = mills upon every
dol n ofth value Of all Real Estate. per-
soma properly aud sock il trade is hereby
| levie4 7 ''irc tie school bonds during lis
cal yea: egjnm:ug lst of May, 1894.
SEC. .. thr; tax of !! mil, upon every
| dollar of the va.ue OF all Real Estate, per
sonal property a"d 'ocks in trade is hereby
levied to mce rhe interest on school bonds
| during the fiscal year beginning lst of May
| 1894.
Src. /. That he sUm # three y Dollars
| 10 liked ~ con,mu,ljion for street or
road duty, snI t'c said SUN to he paid by
| each and cyIy al . boiled male person he
tween the as, If i.ight0cn liSD and fifty Cio)
years, Who reside or labor within the in
corporate liaits OF s,il town.
SIC. D. That the Town Clerk and Treas
urcr do proceed IT once 10 collect the taxes
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
WHITE AND COLORED DIMITII

Our line Laces and the in
city We have received lot of Millinery consisting
latest shapes Hats styles Ribbons and Silks. IF
able to find what Selling
Clothing than account of low good
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20

TOT INc INNS.
The following queries will be discussed ut
the SupcrintcndentS Conference. 10 be held
in connection with The Union County Bap-
tist :. s. Conventions AT Hebron. Friday
before tho 9TH Sunday in April:
lst. What methods have you found best TO
enlist tho interest OF members Of church,
who had been non.attcndcTs at Sunday
School Speakers. j. II. Randolph, D. y.
Wilburn and Jos. Sanders.
2ni What help do you rs n Supcrutcu-
dent expect from your School? J. W. san
dcrs, ). l.. Duckctt aud I. ID. G. Gregory
Sd. What is it that lead. to he selection
vi y brother for the Superinteudency q?
Speakers, W. i. Crosby, J. W. sanders
AMI Joseph Sanders.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
BRIDGE LETTING.

Anil 20 li.fi.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20

1 III. persons indebted TO me re hcrchy
~ notified tha, Iny books mU.' be closed
by the first f May, aud persons rot heel
ing this call mn It no; hc surprised to f"'I
their account. ~ the hands of an attorney
ior collection, n | caunoi keep my Old
books which lave no connection with the
present firm; open Indefinitely.
Very respectfully,
i. t.. BAILEY.
April @o-lG-"r.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
SEASONABLE
HINTS
THIS WARM WEATHER WARNS Us THAT WINTER IS
PAST AND THAT WE MUST MAKE PREpARA-
TiONS FOR THE SUMNER

LTOuC sales have been ahead of previous,
keeping sock up by duplicating the several different lines
and are therefore prepared to show complete line of Dry Goods
otons Millinery Clothing Shoes and Hats prices that
beat and make honest living cheap can We sell
these goods and
Ou stock OF Ladies Fine Dress Goods patterns has been replcnsed
ana have beautiful and well assorted stock cheap
dress ask to line Of 12 Chamcos Worsted
Goods The ladies showing their appreciation for lovely line
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20
The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.

summons for Rc'icf Complaint not served
john ". IolcSon, IY,tnEd.
dYaHtst
Hcbccca Oamcnt, Addic L'tlciohn. ~ Z.
Hamilton, W. G.. !oilcson. barnett Tol'e-
s".., Mary Itta Ga'lman, Ilaulc Tollo.on.
Steele T"llcS on. A. ". Tolleson Nda Dawes.
Bcrn.cc Mem, clyde Mcug and Edward
Mcng and }. II McKIssick Us Administra-
tor of Mary NJ. To!lc-'u, deceased,
EcICRdaHM.
To the above named Defendants in thi. ac-
~ OG arc hcrcry ,u,nnronci ana .c1uus
i t. answer the complaint in this act,o
/ copy Of which il flcl IN the. Office Of the
tlcrK Ut the Court ut Common Pleas for s.ld
County, and 10 serve Il o'py Of ur answer
10 the laid complaint ON the SUBSCRIBE ai
his Office At GrNncy city. :. g., wi:hin
twenty days after the service hereof cxc,u-
sivc of the day otsugh service: and .f you
inil To answer the c pmplliut wi hin the iImc
aforesaid, the rlannn in this aclion will
apply 10 the Court or the re c; dcmrrl .
i'll tie complaint ..
!. l.. WEBSTER
P,aintih Attorney.
Dated February 10Th. l~9i.
10 the Defendants, Claude r"'!e.ou Mary
Htia unlman and Mia Davies uonr,si-
dents
Take notice that the complaint in this
action WIS fled in the oil g Of the Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas for unicn
County on the Sl~t day Of March 1891.
To the Defendants, Clyde Meme. Bciucc
henS and EIward Meng, and Mrs
Anna Mcng with whom you reside:
Take notice that unless you apply 10 tho
court for tho appointment of a guud'an 0a
hicm, within twoniy dnyS after tho service
Of the Summons upon you the Plaintiff viii
apply for the appointment Of such guardian
" I'"m To represent you in this action
j. T. WEBSTER.
Plnintlh Attorney.
March 3lst, 1891.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-04-20

la GEIrrE.-Durin% the prevalence of
the grippe the past seasons it was 4 nolic-
able fact that those who depended II! op DR..
Kings New Discovery, not only had II
speedy recovery, hut escaped all Of the
Troublesome after effects of the malldv
This remedy seems TO have peculiar over
in cAcc'ing ra!ii cures MT only in cases OF
j.. Grippe, but in al liSra>cI OF Throat.
Chest and Lungs. and has cured cases o!
Asthma ani Hay Fever of long standing.
Try it and re convinced. 1t won't di.ap-
point. Free Trial Bottles at L. l.. po,ey :
Drug Store
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-26

ROANOKE is really marvellous city: Ten or twelve y
all told Where stately business houses mag
counted the finest wheat and lands in the State
The city situated 900 feet above the level in the
and spurs of the Aleghanies On top of MILL MOUNTAl
bus all the to top From this point the vieWi
great furnaces, the moving electric and ralWa
tain side, is picturesque in the extreme
system of streets and excellent one-tf
portion which paved with vitred brick The
population.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
TOR C4ARITY's SAKE.

Itw'T be remembered that during
the '~st severe cod spe", woman
VIII SIX chld :eu was in a most de-
20 so'e sac of suffe irg aud des'i-
tion n The sou b -pa.t of the city.
A.te1t:o1 was cHlIed 10 her condi-
ou % opgh he A-tllDo ~eite aud
5ora~y assistance s'ver. The
good Ia1 es OF Ardmore have s.1ce
ae1 ne me- e- in baud and are Sec
;1g 20 it ia; she and her charges
we re necessary a ,n.iOD. Thew
e 81 S ca. in fact ,heir eODdi ion
is q most deplo-able one. The
- en- have been taken 10 the homes
o. G., good people and are being
-" 4 ed 60 Al ne names Of the
nooG ;-.cm Ars co, d not be:ob ,i'-
ed. y g. S.. is one OF them. she,
hav 'ns aken an eleven year old GIL.
she is giving her every a, euiion,
ho;h as 10 medic cai aid and clothing.
Tacse ac:s for sweet chari VS. sake
viii he recognized both on earth aud
i I've highest c;:cles of heaven.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
BELIEVES He Is A LEPER.

AGe ngo DE uaIUm Entertained by n
Wealthy PAnIArd Tor FIFTY Years
Situated within half an hours
ride from the City of Mexico is the
country place Of man who for forty
years has been a voluntary recluse.
seeing only one face in that time.
and as much dead to the world as if
his body were indeed decayed. This
man 10 the wealthy Spaniard. Don
Pedro Guierrerres. at one time an
officer in the royal army of Spain.
but who for nearly half a century + as
been q prey to the delusion that he
is a leper, or about to become one.
His reason for this horrible fancy,
according to a correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Times. is that when q
young man Of 25 he went ON q visit
to Honolulu and there met lady
whom he married, and whom he
carried back to Madrid with him.
After several years of happiness. this
lady was seized with a malady that
was finally pronounced to be leprosy.
The shock OF this decision unhinGed
her mind and In q short while she
died by her own hands Her hus-
band, with this double blow to bear,
became a monomaniac on the sub;ec,
that had deprived him Of his beloved
wife and at last grew to believe that
he. too, was leprous Resigning from
the army, he sold his estates
in Spain. and, coming to Mexico,
purchased the place where he now is
He had fitted up for him a suite OF
apartments in which he has spent
every hour of his life since His
servant 10 only allowed to enter one
room at q time. when the dom re-
tires into another until the mans
work is done. Twice a month q
priest goes from here to confess him.
but he sits outside q little inner
window through which he converSes
with his unseen patient. This M
fortunate man never even wallis in
his garden, which Is, however. COM
pletely screened from view by a
fence eight feet high, with hout a
crack between. This exercise he
refrains fl ON. fearing that it will
prolong his life. which he bears only
No n heavy burden imposed by
Providence. One relaxation besides
music he allows himself, and that
is books and newspapers. He is an
accomplished linguist and subscribes
TO all the leading journals and
magazines in the world. while he
regularly employees an agent to find
out and send him all the books
published that are worth perusing.
His will provides that his servant,
who was once with him in the army,
and through all has served him
faithfully. is to place him. when he
dies, In his comm, and to allow nc
ono TO look upon him, and that he ID
70 be buried thus on the estate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
A~&VG NEESs SALE.

On Aouday TIE 18th day o. Eet ray A, d.
1884, Twill sell at ~. plic arci Cd % the highest
bidder for cash, a. the Do. o. : ore hoI5e at
Ron l. T all the prope 'ty in my bands as as
6: gIee OF the estate OF W am H. Dosso1 .
s.. d property consisting Of a stock OF mercnan-
disc and $40. e fixtures including safe u Rof,
I. T. e5 Eales OF co. .oo mules, horses
mare and colt, 4 wa sou aud harness, ore dwe'l-
ing house at RoG, I. T. Ohe due I5 house 10
Ardmor0 l. :. . one house and IS acres of lacd
on the outskirts OF A dino e ]. T. All the boofe
ard accounts Of william II Do son. Sale pcz-
live Chas, Du~e,
Assignee
ArlmorP l. t., Jan. Q, 1884. jan 10 1n