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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Transfers Yesterday, with o
Total Consideration of $15,765

Transfers Yesterday, with a
Total Consideration of $15,565.
instruments filed for record in the re.
corser's office Of Marion county. Indiana
for the twenty-four hours ending at . p. m,
Nov. q, 1884, as furnished by Theo. Stein,
abstracter OF titles. Hartford Block. Nc. 50
East Market street
Norris c. Suffer to Jacob S. Barth,
lot II. in Douglass Park addition. $50
Dark. lot Is, in square 9. in indian
apolis Car Company 5 additions LOO
Theodore F. Harrison to James w.
McGrew ct al, lot 8, in Miami Pow
der Company's addition-West Indi-
annapolis z,VO
Ellen G; Graham to Annie Laurie Me-
dert, lot No. Ii, in Fairhurt's College
Corner addition-Irvington ......-.... go
Nellie NJ. Bailey to William Pitt Will
son; lots 2. Is IS. a and a. in ,9z
orvai d. CosIer to Addison L Roache,
lot 16 and part of lot Is and lots g
dition-West Indianapolis ............. $3.50
Giles S. Bradley ct al to Will {.
Hawter, lot p, in Bradley ct ais oo
East WaShfngton-Street additfon.... 20
Jane L. Doan TO Myra H. Doan, part
of southwest quarter of section 2.
township IA, range 2.......--..x.. 800
Kincaide. north half of east half Of
northeast quarter of section 90. town.
ship Il, range 3. and west half OF
township II, range s............. 1900
Giles S. Bradley eft al. to Wenn Bears,
lot 1sS. in Bradley ct ais East
Washington-street addition .......... 200
Demarcus c. Brown to William III.
Palmer, lot IL, In Cleveland Place. 500
Frederick X. Shepard, trustee. to
Harvey G. Carey, part of northwest
quarter of section So, township Is,
range l,WO
Francis III. Ramsey to Mary +. Mitz-
enberger, lot %, in Johnson's second
West Indianapolis addition ........ 100
Daniel A. Reed to Sarah f. Reed,
subdivision of outiot Sc, etc.......... 1900
Transfers, IA: consideration. 5000. SIS, 765
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SPURIOUS VACCINE POINTS.
Charges Made by a Doctor Who Claims
to Know the Germ of Smallpox.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. H.-Dr. Macmillan
Herzog. a young triologist from Chicago.
declares hat a large per cent. of the vac
cine points used in this city are spurious;
that they contain nothing but some irritant
like croton oil and that the men who make
this alleged vaccine are ~scoundrels and
and the remedy therefor. Last night the
City Council took the matter up and a
resolution was introduced for the appoint
ment of a commiCtee of four physicians t.
look into the charges. The resolution
started a lively fight In the Council. Finally
the resolution was referred in the usual
way. AT the end of two weeks the Council
1t is said. will undoubtedly appoint the
committee. Or. HerZog studied medicine at
Munich, Berlin and Vienna.
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steady and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat,
57A@5SAc; No. 8 spring wheat nominal; No.
2 ye ned; S tsS45&c: No No. : e oafs. SIC: No No. 3
white, 311kQ321zc; No. 3 white. 3OlaQ31c: No.
2 rye, 471sc; No. 2 barley. sac; No: 9, 50654c;
No. 4, nominal; No. 1 fiaxseed, 81. 46; prime
timothy seed, $50; mess pork. $l2Q12. 121z:
lard, 6.90Q6. 92lac; short-rib sides Qoose). go
6.1212c; dry-salted shoulders. (boxed), $50
whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gal.
$1.3.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 14u20c;
dairies, 12922c. Eggs steady at 20I2lc.
Receipts-Flour,. 1900 brls; Wheat, $1,000
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, l63,oW bu; rye,
Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 1000 blu; corn, 242,-
900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 5000 blu; barley,
IA. 900 Blu.
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EZETA'S GRATITUDE.
Would Convert the Benning-
ton Int n Monument to Americans.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-Gen. An
tonic Ezeta will start for New York to-
morrow evening. He says If ne ever re-
gains power in Salvador he will recon-
mend the purchase Of the United States
gunboat Bennington to be maintained in
Salvador's principal harbor as a national
monument to the kind treatment given to
the refugees. Ezeta has received a teie-
gram stating that his colleague, Col. Juan
Cienfugos. has probably fallen a victim to
bandits on his way from Acapulco to Mex
leo. Ezeta has also received a cablegram
from Salvador stating that ex-President
Soto. of Honduras, is conspiring with Pres
ident Barrios, OF Guatemala, to aid a rev.
olution in Salvador. Barrios is particularly
unfrlendly to Ezeta, so the revolution will
not advance the interests of Ezeta or his
party.
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To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journals:
One OF your correspondents says let the
election law alone. This, perhaps. may be
good advice. yet there are two points which
might be improved. to wit: Let every voter
stamp opposite the name he wishes to vote
for and nowhere else. Second. require two
clerks. one Of each political party. TO tabu-
late the returns at the clerks Office. This
has not been done. but IL absolutely neces-
gary TO avoid mistakes and prevent fraud.
Bluffton- Ind. Nov. a. q. A.
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i prairie. $3.50; mixed. $3.50; clover. $50 pei
Poultry md other
prices Paid by ShippersO

Poultry-Hens, &c per ID; spring chick
ems, sc; cocks. &c; turkeys, toms, &c per ID;
hens. &C per ID; young turkeys. &C; small.
5Q6c; ducks. &C per ID; geese. As0Q5.4 40
per doz for choice
Eggs-Shippers paying lsc.
Butter-Choice, 12G1ic.
H~oney-1sc-
Fes~thers-Prime geese. so0s2c per lb:
mixed duck, zoe per h.
G~ame-Rabbits. 75cQN; quails, 81. 10; mall
lard ducks. 50 per doz-
Beeswax-20c for yellow; 15c for dark.
Wool-Medium unwashed. 12c: fine merino
unwashed. Sc; CotswoId and coarse comb
ing. 1ed12c; ~tub-washed. 16q1Sc; bury and
understandable. &c less.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Hides-No. 1 green salted hides. 41sc; No.
.. 3%c.
Tallow, nc.
Grease-white. &c: yellow. skc; brown.
Rones-pry. sl2a1s per ton.
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The applications OF the foilowing-named
Indianians have been granted:
Original-Casper H.. Moody. P~ieasantville
Sullivan.
Renewal-Samuel Berry, Dunreith. Henry.
In~crease-Francis VI. Foster. EllShart,
Elkhart.
Reissue-Matthew Bartictt. indianapolis.
Marion: Oran b. Clark. Evansville. Van
derburg.
Reissue and Increase-Gcorge +. Benson.
Winchester, Randolph.
Original Widows, etc.-Jane Girdley.
B,ankenship, Martin: John Swisher Qather).
Gas City. Grant
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Mrs. NJ. A. Stewart, repair store front,
65 South Illinois street. $500.
David s. Williams, frame house, Talbot
avenue, $1,000.
w. i. Gault. frame house, Talbot ave-
nue.. $1,000.
Ollie NJ. Jones, frame addition. 50 Hoyt
avenue, 1898.
George II. Daggy. frame stable, 1886 North
Meridian street, $50.
Thomas T.. Cookson. frame repairs, 500
North West street, 500.
Emma Morris. frame house, Woodlawn
avenue and Spruce street. s., AS.
l.. c. Morris, frame addition, 30 Christian
avenue, SIS.
Esther a. Bristoe, frame barn, 227 Broad
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Pickled Pork-Bean pork, clear. per brl,
200 lbs. SIS; rump pork, 3d.
Breakfast Bacon-Clear firsts. u1zc; Sec
onds. lie
Lard-Kettle-rendeted in tierces. 77sc;
pure lard, S&c-
Seeds.
Cloyer-Choice. recleaned. 60-lb. $685. SO;
prime, S.GU5.40; English, choice, S:25;
prime, $50; Alsike, choice. T.25Q7-50; Alfal-
"a. choice, A-75q5: crimson or scarlet clo-
yer, S. 75G4.25 timothy, 45-lb, choice, S245
G2s5: strictly prime, S.5OG2so;. blue grass.
fancy. Alb. sL4OGL50; extra clean. S5Qs0c.
Orchard grass, extra. s.s5a205: Red top.
choice. S1G1.25: extra clean, 90c4$l- En-
glish bluegrass. 2i-lb. s22o62.s5.
Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tn, &c, 10x14, 14x2o
12x12. $6Q6-50; TX. 10x14. 14x20, 12x12, $50
Is. $l0-5oQ11: block tin. in pigs, Csc: in bars.
&c. Iron--A b iron. &c: c iron. 4c; gall
vanized. 20 and 10 per cent. discount. Sheet
zinc. 5q5Ac. Copper bottoms. 20c. Plan
ished "copper". 24c. Solder. 13q14c.
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John n May Collins, sos South West
street, girl.
Albert and Rebecca Hickman. 30 StillweIl
street, girl.
Newman and Laura Atkinson, Holloway
avenue, boy.
Charles and Teresa Kottlosky. city, boy.
George and Katie Rusk, 153 Delos street,
boy.
Frank and Kate Pursell, 10 Delos street,
girl.
John and Susan Caldwell, II Fletcher ave
nue., boy.
William and Emma Muecker, go East
Vermont street, boy.
James and Jennie Wright, n North Olive
street, boy.
Harry and Gertrude Reynolds, 16 Temple
avenue, boy.
Richard and Emma Lieber, 12s West Sec
ond street, boy.
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The
Indiana
State
Journal

weekly Editionl Is a large 56-coE
umn paper. carefully edited, with &
special view to the wants Of Indi-
ana readers, both in its general
and political news. Its subscrip-
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Tuesdays Bank CIearings.

Al Chicago-Clearings. S1f.Ss2, 900. Money.
4u41. per cent, on call. sac per cent. on
time. New York exchange at soc premium.
Foreign exchange dull: sterling CONNER
cial. A-S64S6
AT MISUNDERSTANDING, $2,S55. 1875; bal
ances. S259.137.
At PhiladeIphia-Clearings. So. 2S5, 217: bal
ances. 81. 993. 800.
At New York-Clearings. SOS. s0l, S6l: bal
ances, S.353,333-
At Observation-Disclosures. SIS. 1881: balances.
s.. 3s6,5 55.
AT misunderstanding, $2.3S4.550.
At St. Louis-Clearings, S3.655.4lS; bal
ances, S5S.210-
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THE INDIANAPOLIS
JOURNAL
Daily,
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A-' Weekly


The Journal is first Of all a news
paper. Its primary Object is to
publish the news, and to procure
this it spares no pains or expense.
Besides the service of the Assoc
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countries as well as the entire
United States, it has a corps OF
special correspondents, who give
attention to those events and or
currences that are likely to be OF
particular interest to the Indiana
public.
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It's Washington Bureau

Was established for the purpose
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Its staff of city reporters is large
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and all of it's departments. With
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Cattle Scarce and DuIl-Hogs Active
and -Higher-Sheep steady.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. H.-Cattle-There
was = very light supply n but little de-
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DAILY VITAL srATIsTIcs-NOv. 2

born.
Lamuel Shaul. eighty years, 37f Orange
street, cancer of the bowels.
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low butter grades. 33G34c; prime yellow, 3oc;
prime white, 3212c.
good TO choice, 2SG31c.
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ton to miscellaneous literature
than the other editions, and con-
tains in its sixteen, and often
twenty, pages a variety of choice
reading matter that satisfies the
most e~xacting taste.
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Dry Good..

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-It has been a very
quiet day in all departments of trade for
purely seasonable fabrics. with the excep-
ton OF cloakings and heavy weight suit
ings for which a steady request was MAIN
tained. For spring specialties. the inquiry
was less defined on previous days, yet con-
siderable was done when the absence of
mails is remembered. PRINTING cloths have
been in demand at 2 u-16c bid and declined
and 274c asked, with small sales of spots
at that figure.
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Metals.
Nov.
Ameris


NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Pig iron dull;
Scotch. 5000: American, si0n13. Tin
weak: straits, 13.S5@13.95c. Plates dull. Spell
ter easier: domestic. 3.321zc. Lead quiet:
brokers' price. Sc; exchange price. 3.12iac.
Copper quiet, brokers price, CSC; exchange
price, 9.50c asked. Sales on Change. Five
hundred tons March tin at Is. zoe. % tons
January at 13-10c, 90 tons January at I3.s0c.
1880. - tons April at 1880. 25 tons De-
cember at 1850.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 2,;-Spelter dull at
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elsewhere.

There will be no market Thursday, Nov.
q, Thanksgiving day.
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Cotton.

WILMINGTON. Nov. 2.-Rosin firm
strained, 97i2c; good, $1.02l5. Spirits of tur.
pentine firm at 2413c- Tar quiet at CSC
Turpentine firm; hard, $1.l0; soft, $3.50; vir'
gin. s1.10.
inaI; United closed at S27sc bid. Rosir
quiet. Turpentine dull
steady at 25c. Rosin firm at slq1.6. Tai
Nothing doing
SAVANNAH, Nov. 27.-Spirits of turpen.
tine firm at 25c; sales, 1,2SS brls. Rosir
firm at los.
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Cabbage-Per bri. 0Q75c.
Cranoerries%S0q 10 D! per brl; $.2593.50 per
box, according 10 quality.
GrapeS-CatawbaS. loc per hve-pound
baskets; Tokay, per case, $3.50; Malaga
grapes, $SuS per keg. according to weight.
Sweet Potatoes Baltimore. Sl.75I2 per
bril-: Jerseys. 2T543 per bri: Illinois. $3.50.
Onions-Per brl. S1.50U1. 10: 65475c per bu;
Spanish onions. SIS per crate.
Cheese-New York full cream. 12614c;
skins. safe per To-
Pears-Keifers, 1915 per brl.
Lemons-Messina. Sd450 per box; Flor
ida. $3.50di; Malaga. $50.
Potatoes-Per bri. H.15; per Blu. 55l6o.
s. %: New York stock, S.75Q3.
Celery-Per bunch. 2063oc. according TO
quality.
HranceS-Fiorida ORANGES. S2.25G250.
Bananas-Per bunch. $lG1.50.
Chestnuts-S per bu.
New Cider-Haif bri. s:.D: brl. sL5o65.
Provisions.
B-acon-Clear sides. 40 to 50 lbs average.
Sac; 80 TO 40 los average, S3sc: 20 TO 30
lbs, Size. Bellies. % lbs average. SIC: IA
TO 16 lbs average, SSsc; u 10 10 lbs, Size.
Clear backs. p 10 % los average. Ssc; IL
to 20 his average. SIC: 9 10 10 lbs, TIC.
Shoulders-English-cured. u lbs average.
Sc: is lbs average. TIC.
Hams-Sugar-cured. IS TO 20 lbs average,
104c: is lbs average. 10izc: l2is lbs average,
f0tc. 10 lbs average, ulsc. Block hams,
lie: all first brands: seconds. &c less.
California hams. sugar-cured. 10 to II lbs
average, TIC Bcreless hams. sugar
Fresh LoIns-sasKc: sausage. s0sszc.
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MARsHAl!s SALE.

nUHNUANI TO An ORDER Of SALT
and decree OF foreclosure 90 me, directed
Gy the h.irict Court, ul the ihIr1 judicial bis.
tfiCt ut thr Territory ut iuhlu mo raHr Of john
A. ~urtt. W rcth 49, MORMON and Lorenzo 10.
kiuuc., 1 bhal VNu"Hr 40 public sale. ut
tUp front door OF tine county court house boz tho
CITY % ,aIt LpkU, county NJ salt Lake and
IorutOry of Utah ou tue ari 1ay OF october
1874. at Do O'Clock M.. 1900 the right, title. ain
ana interest uf Lorenzo u. kinney and john
A. Street. ui, 3 , AMI 20 thu following dec
rriBcd rtal r.tatr. situate lying aud being
In salt Lake CITY, san Lake County. Utah
TerrIfUrg aud described as follows, t0.wit.
An ui lots twenty llll, tWvuty.uue IlN,
tWfuty.tWu IgH aud twenty three llU boz
Muos tao lH,o hnucys CoppOr rlaul sul,
niyIsi6n. number two l2l 10 Salt Lake City.
,IttaRr county. uAh Territory, 90 no sold ~
thr property of Lorenzo u. Kinney, At the
suIt N 'rlh W NuuWOu.
Irruf OF aalc carn.
SAT 81. brigham. q. r. MarfhAl.
HyLH 1lMMuhN, Deputy MarshaL
pstrd -tutombrr lJ,h, 1885,
jlls NJ uowhAE, attorney Tor 8. W, Nor,
TsOn,
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rRUsTGG's tALt.

NXvufUrN. Willis A rANNHuRsr.
" sinE'r mtu ~ ihr D1uuiy Of AT
ipi, AMI alrgeu uu January iii, 4. %. ~,
10 hons "a : 90 gsgss - agi w " lhe
ln che County Of salt taNo ana Territory N
Cain, convey 20 the un oftirned William ~,
uaIr,n o. ir tieu, q fulnvlur fctrruJt real
estate situate in Hlii SAT- Lake County, Toni.
four lil ru1s rnuh OF tbs t.uiHswrst corner
" Ioi I've '1|, Do uIu0f thuty I've o. ~ plat
20. rht HIr Guy alftrI, anl running Ga nDu
thence wet ten tIuI r0ustHUurr sHufh four ul
rlus 90 ihH Dol Acrui beginning which saIi con.
N'lh CO. va madn iu iruu 90 secure iu me
che psymrHt Df thr taid WIN. 4 panstursrs
ono certain ufnmsslfy rntt uf even daio With
tlti hrci a. trust i"r be utInr pt sum u
pay sh.t on ne nf IA, Ut jaruhrv, a. 10 is1i
aud with interest thereon " 900 date Z cree
of Unit maturity 20 iHc rlic N aih prr cent
PER Huuum nHfhn'e semi annually. aru with
interest thereon alice maturity 10 tho rate ~
Twelve ~ per cent per annum payable ssmi'
" heffss. u 10 provided iu sad decd OF trust
~ vnsn Of dF ault iu The payment Of sAld
UfomsfnrY n1Ir W. ant untt thereof OF thr
lg,efgsi iht.s.n a,sgidihs Z" ~ tsnoI , snl
tee shail. uron toe nup BE- ton 81 the ltaal
hnlitr % saiu note, sol nnd dispose ~ san
WrmHes hnd nv Nc VI hi iihe n'ngni and
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puddle auction NJ thr place. iu The uauuer anu
Tor iho purposes ln HaId nr . NJ iruaf stated
after nfsI Hiyiuf tive " I9HI dH'H ruuiic nutirr
o. particular ttHSited Tor be ttid droH Of
trust zee .rfturc 90 which IL UtirUy made Tor
greater crrtHmtil AMI
Whereas uefault hts been made boz thr pay
mUnt Of slit no = aud ~ all IHtffrst that haa
accrued thereon since the frst 1HYu OF Juuutfy,
A., % -. ami said nOlc uud interest are lons
phst due ana uupud
Now. therefore, Notice D. boz. BY EiHen that
I. tUu uudrrstfnrd. liam u uHlr trustee "
ht0 rsat1, 10 the rrVuyst NJ tUo prescott lrFal
huIHtU HuI owner uf HHii uuir huI under ana
hY yTIur ~ iur Unntr Hul authority u mo
vested uy Tho terms 0i nsil utrl Of Trust
NH. uH H4tufdH The ttu uIY ~ nHiunUf.
Z. u. Is1l ne thu % .ur of N n'GI rt IN the fore
Uuuu of sail dtT, tul tlr HHid above
uts,fIHgi rual estate aud hll the urht
tue I0n nt. aud equity " redemption
o. ono Hud Milia a rHutnurat hs
tHlfs ana Hsf Fns therein. at UullH Aun.
uHH Cor tho hiIhHst auu lrtt rrIre ihr shmr
uu. NruE Iu cash. % tho front duu- Of che
county fuuU ilUuHu 100 the riiN ~ -ait axe lu
tHu County ~ salt lHlr Hut tofriufH ~ tab
flr me purpose ~ pNtuF snii r'nrinal uulr,
Hl| Interest due thereon up o. The iiUo ~ sale
AVID 900 tbu cutts and uNprntr' OF executing
naiai M -st take CITY, uth. september
WILLIAM u pALr. trustee
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nn1lor nr tRus1Ers sAlE-

-ro1tcF u HEREBY GIVEN THAI IN
n 1ursuance Of thU power Of saIr vested
in me IN tho tefms OF "a certain Chattol mort.
gase ., ecutrd hy orc zen & NtlsUn F1rni.
,nre eoiouaut. 4 co .partnefsh in. as mofigagHr.
AMI Anna -amualstn muitraFUr, on lug tH
~ ~ -eptsmber. 1891, ana rr, Of cd iu tho
oa', u Of me rait Like County recorder on the
10 dav u contender, lsli, DO b0uk ~" Ut
ebs.tgi uortgage-, on page 81, cftrUuee tb
Which h hefeUy maze AMI purtuaut 10 lhc rc.
ui. d of she said Ann samurfou. ihu huldCr
III hi irdstteantss and oi Che u0tc BE-. iorh
Boo said mortgage -
Ital. at tho hour " ten u',iuct e m., 40 num'
tcfs So. IS AND 90 fOuih, y eu aucc., On colt
taac CIV. utah. col ~ cubic hH't 600 i1 DE
ahtst bidder fuf rIsh ~ HUl tIuau'Hr Tue
t.tuuurJ. gods. mUfchl1.I.N .HI UtrIuHl
ufUprtty . vyefy name Hu uHiury HUuto Doc
iuai rtftuu store hui d. y suHHu ls uumUura
Is a q south Mtiu -tft'L solo IHaU UN.
uIlh. a.sn one span Of gflt horsrs formerly
.ua.I aa delivery hufaua ~ lNr HUI -HfUuaru
Il hpiaun iurnitufr 10 1HH one fufIliurD
" aau Tor uuuhie tu ius uaUI Ha delivery
WAGON tu sttd business, o. sI much hereof Hs
sH % ue Necessary tupiy 900 i1a .Hl indebted
IHHa. tAH.ntta ~ aalr uIl con ItrFHHUu tf
Doe Ifustte. and she rNrrUatf uI UUIIIHE luu
krrp.nU a.HI properly. uul ul luHf IIUHs uu
atII tIruHrUY Dr. any tutfU Do
fbr $50 sales vii cluulrU f...u That Iur
unuIau otsalipr5 eriy Do "''n s'Id. oI said
Isisd .atIlte city. september pib. Ig.
OLuiieI % lANNuN.
trustee.