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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12
Notice Of General Election.

Notice Ii hereby given, that on Tuesday. No
yember or, iSs4 being the first Tuesday after
will be held In the several yoting precincts In
Lake county, South Dakota, as the same has
been hxed for election purposes, for the election
of the following state and county officers, Wig:
TWO representatives in congress-.
One governor.
One Lieutenant governor.
One secretary OF state.
One state treasurer.
One attorney general.
One state auditor.
One superintendent Of public instruction.
One commissioner OF public lands.
One commissioner OF labor statistics.
Three railTO0d commissioners.
One state senator.
Two representatives 10 the Legislature.
UDe county Judge.
One states attorney,
One clerk Of the courts.
one superintendent Of schools.
One county auditor.
One county treasurer.
One register Of DECIDE.
One county surveyor.
One coroner.
Fonr county justices of the peace.
Four county constAhlee.
One county commissioners Tor the Third com
missioner District, cOmpr1sin9 Baduss Farming
ton, Herman, Orland, Clasno. Winfred. Con-
Also, % vote On The proposed amendments 70
ssnaii section !, Article TX, Of the constitu-
EtfOn, De amena0U 80 b 10 make bne Sup1tLM
tendent or Schools eligible 20 hold said 0faee for
more than fonr years In succession z
"Shali Paragraph ., Article VII. o. the Con
stitutiOn, be 90 amended M 70 give women the
right 90 vote for any school oficeF at nv cleo
tion nj which such school ohlcer y 20 PC elect
edf1
'.shaIl section 4, Article XXI, Of the Consti-
tutlon. be amended 80 a. % read ~ FOLLOWS:
Section !. The lsgislatnre shall bs general law
limit and deNne the value and size OF Q nome
stead or each head OF q family which shall De
exempt from attAcaznent or mesne process and
from ieyT and sale On executions and from any
other nnal process iseued from any court, except
mon the foreclosure 0f d mortgage or vendors,
lien, or liens, for labor done, or things furnished
ii the construction Or repair OF any building,
erection or other Improvement thereon and
ahail aIso provide for such exemption OF q reas-
enable anount Of personal property I"
Said election ehel DO open 1T 8 o'clock In the
f6ranoon and will continue open untilE o'clock
ia the afsernoon Of the same day.
Dated at Madison, South Dakota, this 9th day
q. wv. RUEKEL.
county Audit0R
80 &4 HXEL
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12
Indian nurenn Not Alarmsd.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The proposed
removal of Geronimo and the Chirich-
uaca Apaches from Alabama to their
homes in the West Is not looked upon
with any uneasiness by the officials Of
the Indian bureau. Geronimo is not
now regarded al dangerous when at
large, and his fighting days are consid-
cred past.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12

Even HI. L. Loucks now says he is in
favor OF protection. It must be he is
getting ready TO return to the republican
fold after the ceming election, but dol
lars to doughnuts the willy old .Canuck''
votes for democracy this year yet.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12

PoRT LOUIS. Island Of Mauritius,
Oct. l2.-M. Le Myre de villers. the
French special envoy who ID the bearer
Of the ultimatum OF France TO the gov.
eminent OF Madagascar, arrived at
Tamative, Madagascar, on Tuesday
last. The French envoy proceeded
from Tamataye to Antarivo, the capital
Of the island.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12
A Suspended City.

A suspended city is a wonder of
Glacier bay, Alaska. This curious
phenomenon is seen regularly after
full moon in June and in no other
time. It is said to be a beautiful mi.
rage of some unknown city suspend
ed directly over the bay. A photog-
rapher has taken pictures of it four
times, but no n has been able to
identify u of the ghostly buildings
outlined. -Philadelphia Press.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12
THE DAILY LEADER
r on
To ADVERTISERS.

The DAILY LEADER makes . special feature OF
furnishing information concerning the advantages
and resources of the city Of Madison and OF the
state ~ large emitting tt TO the patronage of ad.
J F. STAHL, Proprietor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12

Dr.. Prices Cream baking Powder
WOrld's Fair Highest Award.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12
NERVE AND a SHARP KNIFE.


An Unprecedented nnd Exquislt6ly Delicate
Surgical Operation.
For the first time on record the sur
geon's sharp pointed knife has pone-
trated to the pancreas and saved q mans
life. The operation was recently per.
formed at the Hahnemann hospital.
Some great surgical work is performed
at this hospital, but there is d strict IN
Outstanding that operations shall not be
reported to the lay world, and that the
name Of the subject shall never be given
out. The subject this time was d well
to do merchant, who paid the snrgeon a
very large sum for his marvellous skill.
Therewas a hard lump just below the
patients stomach. His stomach panied
him, and his digestion was not good.
The lump kept growing. Els doctor
made a cut in the abdomen and saw
that the lump was beyond the reach Of
ordinary surgery. The merchant would
probably die.
One Of the surgeons at the Hahne-
mann hospital said he would like to
make another slit in the abdomen, be-.
lieving he might succeed in removing
the lump. II he did, il might kill the
merchant Just the same, but IL m
thing was not done he would die any
way.
So the merchant took the last chance.
A 9 inch slit was made, and the surgeon
deftly ran his fingers down under the
stomach and found . lump as large as
his fist attached to the pancreas. The
pancreas Is about 8 inches long, an inch
in thickness and 2 inches broad. From
the tact that itt digests all Of the fats
taken into the system the pancreas is a
highly important organ Of o human be-
ing.
When the cut arteries had been
clamped and the physicians had sponged
away the blood and then realized the
enormous size of the object clinging to
the pancreas like q toadstool TO a log,
they thought the case wa hopeless. But
the operating surgeon still kept up his
nerve It ia not the place Of an operat-
ing surgeon 10 lose his nerve. AS he
surveyed the situation he knew that If
he cut away sven the slightest segment
Of the pancreas the merchant was done
for. Only by the very incest calculation
could the right cuts be made. He
sponged OFF the blood and went 10 work.
One and then another incision of the
blade, and the cyst filed with Its hor-
rible fetid matter, was removed, having
been Topped neatly off.just where it was
joined to the pancreas.
In q few days the patient was on his
feet again and said he felt like a new
man. And now the physicians are won.
dering how many men have died from
Jumps in their stomachs who might
have been saved and just how far the
surgeons knife may be effective again
in IN operation ON the pancreaa-New
York World.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-12
MADE A FORTUNE TN AFRICA,
A Young Misslasipplan Returns Home 4
Multi millionaire.

"A Young MissAasipplan Returns Home u
Multi Millionaire.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 12.-H. g. Moore,
formerly Of Corinth, Miss, has Just
reached here from Egypt. Eight years
ago he left Mississippi a penniless and
inexperienced youth, possessing nothing
but grit and love of adventure. He re-
turns q multi-millionaire. he has
made three trips entirely around the
continent since leaving his native state,
and finally settled in South Africa.
He drove q trade with an African king
for two tracts Of mineral land Of 10
square miles each, at q nominal price.
Last spring he sold one Of them TO the
British South African Mining company
for $1,000 600 cash. He has just sold
the other to an English syndicate for
81, 25O, 900, and is en- route to England
to close the deal. E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

VICTORIA ROUTE
" STEAMER ROsAIIE.
Arlington Dock.
leaves for Victoria ana Port Townsend daily,
except SUNDAY, at IA 80 p m. returning, leaves
Victoria g. N. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports dssly. except sunday
ct q m; sunday, direct, ~ a. m. /; returning
direct. leaves Port Townsend at 2. N Phone 40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19
TESTlM ONiALS

Read what your dentist has to
say about It,;
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER ans ind
that IL contains nothing that can in
the slightsst degree injurs the teeth
or gum. Ii has in its com position
suGselsnt antissptic properties 10
sweeten the breath and make the
gum hsaIthful and firm Its daily
uss will help TO prevent the terms
ton Of tartar and the accunaiatf5n
of parasitloai an m alealG so lnia-
riotls to teeth and gum-
W Z. GlDDIN6s. u. D. y
GEO. W BRA0DoS ID. ID. s.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. d. g.
4. o. ALBIN. u. ID. 5.
l. NJ. LEssEf. d. D.s
Nv DIES SPORTS, ID ID. O.
ALBERT FORREST.
C BROWN. D. DIS.
GEO r MILLER
JOS MOTpY-
W. :. c0YsE. /. d. Q. and ".
X. c. ID. s.
q @ GRIFFIN.
I'M FOX.
Nv. PUTNAM
IN. PRATHEk
LUBTg's TOOTH PowDEE
makes Coed Teesn.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
meat
contsntmeai makes LIE worth
living.
- CENTS A BOTTLE
Stewart 1 Holmes Drug Co
wholesale Agents.
sglffx xkLll JILL skfsxl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

For SAP Francisco va Port Townsend aad Vic
fo-sa, AZ = N passengers received On board a.
IA A. August J, 6. II, lS =. - 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19
xyksr COAST sTraw NAVIGATION CO

sIFAMER FAEArLoN
n Dispatches steamers faT Ssn Fr3nrssoe AR. =
A. fartasgat4s tEersxfEer.
PNssergsE art freFht rates TIE lowest
Tlr1s.s szs fEslEat r2Ess can - gbtslns1 -
app Was = q. CARROLL AGENT
uuiaa pcek doos e Cz4oa ssrsesJ, s1aglla
TSlsgA&Hs e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

~AN 1NAA 4eAAAbS SGEAMEa LYDIA
- EH0A Fss9N GNTrY saK Nasf01 safes EaasL
caves etRE &t@k. fazss &&ga street. Moza&y
Wn4aes1aF aa5 FEstsy a. 2 a. a. Tor Pct Tsg~5s.
s9DG, Saa Sc tsss1ts sad Nsz WEsteasa
scK-A ReNSa xENx casa saErH sarNn
~ seattle. 90 al ~ \ EAteSza - an
" Pr Go~us'1 7-a8 Ak ~ Eaeas h. 80 "a
1.s FTi1ay = F-tl - sss - Frs1ky F-l8-28 n
~ keeas i r.a- y pEs " PG Toszs6 q n
AZ sAtcesa Asas eEa a. ss2st So. ssss -
= 4 IA9nss9n- Aazseias owEsx J. a
k4s1sse, Ass@t E4s-s 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19
sTEAM
ELr CT TEE -TLYEx-

ELr CT TEE -FLyER-
sEATTIsE TO TACOMA
FsU road sfps Gary. sxa<ps saaAsy.
La sns Scar Aaz t~sasy-1ws zz.se~>
TIE STEAMER -xLYKx-
Tssx.ar e.ny t<sps s~.E<ss- .rsa. rsxs<. - -
lesss
rsxrxe EFFnrr
TUESDAY, NAY l.
wF1n cana
xsxvs xessne-Tsss HIS . IA 7sSs ais = -
Leave Ts<cna-e-So O. Ia. 90 % soc ~
Sunday
Leave seasrfs-Tsoc q -. 17sDo 500 n ~
Leave T2c9ns-e.8s q "a. asa, - d n
TAn9fng Q. n p wkars. TAcanA al cognrnsr~
Ga 1oex fact % Marioz strass seafss
sun3kya sxcErns On rates aa sEesrusr F.~ssw>~x
fare Sea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19
EoR Alaska

nCCEANlC STEAMSHIP COMPAST-HONO-
" LULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave san Francisco for Honolulu.
samoa. Auckland. \. a.. &ad sydney, y. ) ",
without change.
steamship Aiameda, August /. , p IA
Honolulu oEly. Steamship Al trails, sept Z
J. b. sPRECKELs & BROS CO,
ssenerGi Ageats, Eau Francisco.
v WEBsTEE. Dat Agent. Vancouver, i. {.
TH1s A. GRAHAM, Agent, starF.Boyd block,
~asstie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers fron Seattle :. follows:
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poRr BLAKELEY RoUTE-THREE TRIPS
Il day. Commencing Monday. July 30,
STEAMER SARAH NJ. RENToN
VIII leave Central Wharf at 10 g. m, ? y. IA and
3 p III. daily. except Saturday and sunday.
saturday, 10 a. IN, 2. and 20 p.
sunday. 1880 n. m. aud ,. m.
Wx II. PRIMROSE, Master.
FOR further particulars, wharf. office or at boat
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DR. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
UvKERTT AND sSoHoMIsH RouTR
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays al q n. for Edmonds. Makilteo, Ev-
srstt Marysvilie East Everett. Lowell and sno-
homish FARE TO EVERETT. &c; ROUND
TRIP, 59es TO sNoHoAIsH. Soc
GEO. J. WILEY. Aren't
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

Fru-n San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, az 3 g IA. Aagass : 5. - Is. * -
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For Alaska. August 9, II. =. nsam
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Come down nov and take waik with
rae through the city There are no pave
msnts on the streets and yon look 10 yAAa
Tor Gas lamps or the signs Of an electric
light This city Of Sd, GO people Is satirely
without sanitary arrangements. There -
not water closet in IL aud the sew age
aoNs along IN opSn drains through the
streets aud v0a have 10 he careful q yoAF
steps There are no water works excspt
the Korean water carrier. Sho, Sitn poie
across ais back. taxes up the Whole siae-
waIk as he carries two buckets 81 sateF
along wIth him through the streets. iae
clouds are iefs 10 DO the spTlnkt1ng q tae
hlsaNAyS. save where here and there
hoasenasAsr taxes = dIppvr and ladies oGt
tie sever haid % lay the dust Al
the Stops Of each house ran iAso TIE
bitches along the Sidewalk and tns
auseli GENES % IN solid chgnks 50 sh2ck
that Is could tie almost CIT lat0 slices aa@
packed away Tor use 80 pAtsag feEsl.szsf.
n xe3 ~tth the smell = the smoke ats
eoEasns cat ~ Chsmneys about tao feet
zboye the kroaRe. Which Iaf cat froin the
sails - Ghe houses into tie streets RS
kfovepspe lato yoGr house 81 Ftght snS'es
with ne eooE 81 ne porch asd you A@Fs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

Tickets nav BE obtained ~ the once Of the
a. Ocean dock, Seattle.
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-. essia eeioW Is }ust about large
s2sa . contain TIE town. ana a rreat
-. "a ifea taI-ty to fsrty feet high
y. $50 sne sides og tasse hills, hogaa-
-. oAs-n and mounting here and
-. A-inoss 30 the tops Of the lover
ase - 1t sca.es one hill ~ least
:. w. Va nelsht aa3 tae sal iucloses
49, a9.s citE. b was haili In nins
49, ~ al army al $4,000 worSIaen,
sssss years aFo. an4 sl 5 piece OF
uks. As0aF}. consisting 81 two
! as ~ granite packed down
middle w4sA earth Snd
It's toP = - vide tAss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19

GoODAIL- PERKINS Il CO,
General Agents. san Francisco
J. II JoHSsoN, 2. ; supk, seattle.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE RoUTK
" : Wiley Navigation Cas- steamer
MULTNoMAH.
pAILY TINE CARD.
Olympia at . ESQ m Tacoms At. $50 m
Tacofna ct. 49,. 10 90 II seattle 81. -. .l2:00 IN
Seattle at 49,. leo D m Tacoma ct. -. 800 p N
Tacoms at. 90. $3.50 p m Olympia at... $50 p m
Connecting with boats for shelton aud KAmilchts
FARE TO TACOMA. - CENTS.
Landing, City Dock, foot of Main street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Manager.
CITY OF ABERDEES-sEATTLE, TACOMA
" and Olympia
Ar. Tacoma. :. 9: 30 an
Leave Seattle. .7:90a m Ar Olympia. e. ] go p M
Ar Seattle 7:So p IA.
FARE TO TACOMA. 80 CENTS
VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the Islands STEAMER UTOPIA, J. w. Nc
0regor, Master
Leaves Tacoma u noon. Seattle Central
wharf. p IA, Mondays snd Thursdays for Port
Townsend, AnRcortes, FsiFhsven. New Watcom.
Blaine aud Friday Hsrbor, going through TO
Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare to Blaine, g.: fare to Vancouver, f2
For further information apply at Central
wharf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

Nadrid)tttt aus@bio,
-Sn Springfield baben Rd nid5t
men'8er als 1900 Grauen reoiftriren
ldiien.
- Ginsefteqt bat in glepelanb Der
'orti9e ~Yoltsfreunb". e.n 1dslld es
oeuti&es Blatt ,ocioIiitiitber 9en> en,
lein eri4einen. Das BIatt bot i'm @an@
sen etwa swei Monate egiitirt.
: Sobn @annor, elm 9an&er Dor
Willon Gorb. uurbe om 20. Oftober
nabe bel 2emis Centre BON einem 3uQe
oer Big Sour 8abn eetobtet.
-Sas tleine Rinb Der Grou Sames
2e,pis In Rent, portase gountp, iuurbe
am 30. Oftober BON einem 1abne anae.
sriffen. weI@er bem 2inbe beibe Mueen
ausbadte.
- Die poli3ei bat feftseaellt. bab gr.
Ri9ter Morrts BON SprinsfieIb in 8u.
lastt, Sa., 1T, no er Wermonote bat. gs
tommen tmtner nod neue unteri4Iaaun-
gen an ben Sag.
- Sm 9ammonbfrobe Gtations-
6aule in Cincinnati. murbe i'm Qaufe
oieies Sabres nobe3u 10000 9eimatbs.
loien Obbo@ eemdbrt Dos &eeifter
entbdlt Namen BON Derionen aus faft
allen 9betlen ber Gree.
- Cine neue 3meirobfobrit, In mel.
her 100 Mrbeiter Beihafti9una finben
iollen unb bic m6@entli9 15O-2OO
Utaihinen fertie (telsn tann. w.ro BON
Der Golton Manufacturing 60. in So.
leoo el"8ertNt.t umo oem"aYp N Ge.
le,eb setest weroen.
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tag rnebrere Arbetter in ben Netp Sobn-
Jon Stablwerten in Qorain gountp Ct.
men iebr tiefen @raben ao9en, ereionete
iid3 Elm grbruti9 unb Der Mrbeiter Sobn
@rifin ,uurbe ouf Der 6teQe 9et6btet
uno iein Wi,terbeiter t6btli@ perlebt.
= @esen @beriH %. O. Barb in
Sronton. Qamrenee County. tpurbe BON
Der Mulattin Map @utlebse etne Batter.
idaftstlase anbdnsis 9emo&t. Sbr
Rino murbe am 8. Oitober 1894 in
Cincinnati seboren. Ser 5beriff er.
tldrte bic Sa9e ais grprefiun9.
= Sn Der 1ofauns; tr9enb etn O
BON @ertb 3u finben. boben bic unite,
nebmnnqalustioen Nnnern MN @pr;rQ
felb 9omnibtp, Summtt County, Elm
ueiteres Sod in bic grbe bohren laTen.
bas iebt nabe3u 5000 Tub tief 1T. sic
ermarten, cine ersiebi9e OeIqueQe an3u-
bebren.
- Sn 9olebo 1T iebt nit Dem Bou
elmer neuen 9urnballe an ber gde BON
Ottama unb Gafapetteifrabe beoonnen
morben. Dieislbe lpirb na1 einem Ylar
pom Mr9itett Melfer auf Soften hes
Derrn Solepb @roHer BON Der @raIlsa
& Branb'inen Brauerei erri6tet unb
luirb auf etua So, 900 3u iteben tommen
Sn Welliion, Sadion Gountp,
uurbe bic 2eihe Der poblbabenbal
gDittwe Gli3a @arb in einem fait tuojie,
loien Babe aufsefunben. Oie Grau nor
So Sabre. olt unb ,pobnte allein in einen
Dauie nabebei. Wobri9einli9 liest eir
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fit ]lldnner:
BSlliee @ieberberte1luus Ser 0etano:
belt uua @iiftisfeit,
uttteIR Der
"a Safe 'tdben 2seRanSlssseo.
GrtolQrti6 no aleS Nnoere teblee=
i&lagen bat.
D. "a sau.fA. r,.tbos. ans iss. ger ,as.

DIE "a sauefhs nlettoos unS ihrs ger,ass
!. Npplisaron Der Teittel otrett am Sts DC,
RroMthcit.
!. BermsiaMns Der BerSanune unb Gbf@wds
Aun0 Der gDtrtamteit Der Wittet.
Z, En1ere Nnn8brun9 an bte beoeuteHber
unterpn Ocffnungen Der @G6cnmartnernen aus
ser Ntrbel{dule unb babet erteidbtes ginortnger
~ Der s,erysni!atiiiefeit uns Der Nade oes &C.
4. Ser Iaticnt fann iidb tetbft NIT serinse'
Rpsfen obne Wrat herfteuen.
s. Sbr W,brauh erforoert teine Verdnberunq
ner Dtdt ODE GebenS ewo4MDeiten.
q. Gic limb abiolut anffGblih.
I. Gle Nnb lcid3t pon Iebem an3uwenoen
,nh wirfem mnmittelbar aut een Stt beS uebets
,uner6alb penfaer ais elmer balben Gtunbe.
Kenn,etden: 0eit1rte Yerbaunn9. Nppettt
manq, Nbmaacrung. @ebd4tntbi@md&e,b bstBs
aaiter ant nesu5ier SSsr ! sier S@la1 MT Iyan.
men ScrstlopfeE.. NuSibldae i'm @eSitt nnc
rols. 3ou c, etbreiauna 9egsn GeieA'1att, I'M
emil 'triicnbctt, Wangel an vDtuenStratt, 99a@s
tcrrhett II, j. ~. Infer T.hnnolunAhn etp0bg
eri roert fcinc BermfSit5ran9 unb fetnc Ufa8cn'
lhcrluouracn NIT Meoiatn, oie Nfebitamentt
me ocn oireft al ben affiS,rten 1bettem anees
rtAuot.
AaIttei aeeen 1rantbeiten Der getereu, Diaien
II. I. ~
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Mae Ar3neien gum QsitempreiS.
Spred)hMben 8 nbr Dorm. BIZ tlbe Re1m
NIB 7-6 ubr Nbenb6. 0n 9ona unb 0e(l1a0N
112 ubr Dorm. eIMA0 4sttoe Dotje0Seo ~
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rEUBTHNS' SALES.
Forced Sale of Horse, Wagon and
Harness and Valuable
Engine. Boiler and
Kettles.

Rf VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
81 July l, 1S93 and of record in the office of the
clerk OF the county court for the county of Roo
noke in deed book No. u, page 81, executed NV
f. NJ. Taylor to Edward Lyle, trustee to secure
10 f. b. Ludwig, agent of the Armour PACKING
Company, the payment of the sum OF S4Ol ia ma
ls evidenced by three negotiable notes dated
June "a 1S'3, one for $3.50 at sixty DAYS: one for
Si40 at ninety days, and one for $3.50 81 al one
hundred and twenty days, payable at the Com
mcrcal National Bank mt Roanoke, Va to the
SAID f. Is. Ludwig, agent for the Armour Pack.
ing Company, or order. and
Whereas default has been made in the pay-
incnt or the said notes, and having been required
ny the holders of them go to do will ON WE'D
NESDAf, APRIL 18TH, 1891, AT IL O'CLOCK
NOON in front OF the courthouse in the CITY of
ROANOKE, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following property or so much thereof
as may be necessary to discharge the above de.
trust: us
ONE 4HoRsE POWER BOILER AND | 6.uoHsE
POWER ENGINE, STEAM JACKET KETTLE FOR
RENDERING LARD, sCALDING KETTLES now in
slaugter house on Tinker creek in Roanoke
county belonging to the said F NJ. Taylor, also
J l-HoRsE WAGON MANUFACTURED ny E. r.
GRAvATT, OF ROANOKE. VA, l SET SINGLE
HARNESS AND SORREL MARE.
These articles are all in flrst-class condition
and are now being used by the said +. NJ TAYLOR
In connection with his slaughter house on
tinker creek near this city and can be ipspcctcd
by prospective buyers at any time.
The property will he sold singly and not.as n
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
us ids. EDWARD LYLE. Trustee.