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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

DR.. ". 7. Icrnlon, 0t Bu:lingtou,
was aboard the westbound train this
afternoon returning from the Southern
convention of the Christian church,
which has just adjourned at Norfolk Va
The doctor reports a harmonious sc-siOn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
TUESDAY. MARCH l3.

Agitators Of the pole tax debate with
officials Of the various electrical companies
before the committee of the select coun-
Cil.-General manager announces his in-
tention to equip traction cars with safety
net tenders Scranton lace factory re-.
sumes operations in all departments on
full time New bridge over the Lacka-
wanna at Dickson City is accepted by tho
county commissioners w. Ii. Schoon-
over, who shot himself on We'd.
resday March Z, dies at Moses Taylor
hospital Wolf Berner, who was shot by
Officer Lowry several weeks ago is re-
moved from the Lackawanna hospital to
the county jail Mrs. Mary Campbell, OF
the West Side, is fatally burned. Scranton
pastors meet and form Ulans for closing
places Of people who violate Sunday laws.
Applicants for licenses are heard IN
COurt,A cave-in occurs near Fig street
and Irving avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
MONDAY. MARCH IL.

President Won Storch announces com
mittees for the year in the board of con
troll. Patrick Coleman injured at the steel
mill by being hit with u bar. Eight push
cart fruit vendors arrested for selling
without license. Fred Coon arrested for
assaultng Mrs, King. - Burglars loot the
Delaware and Hudson Office at Avoca. go
Pa|nck REILLY killed by falling under a
cinder car near the steel mills. Michael
McTague buried.-Young men of the
Twelfth ward organize an athletic club
Judge Archibald grants new trial in the
case Of Moon vs. Dodd. Johnny Weiss
injured at Dodge mine by being squeezed
between cars. .-George, Miller arrested for
stealing a ticycle from Robert White, is
committed to jaiL-John Wroblewoski
skips out taking Sl2j belonging to his
lAndlady
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II.


ical deputy, attacks the French admins
tration in a lively speech
WEDNESDAY, MARCH H.
HOME Frederick Gebhard, the well
known sporting man, welded to Miss
Morris, OF Baltimore. Forty men leap
from burning building at Superior, Wis,
and many are seriously injured. The
Charleston, W. Va, strike declared off -
Permanganate Of potash successfully used
as an anJidote for laudanum poisoning at
Pittsburg An attempt TO organize a ma
tional party Mt Pittsburg ends In fizzle -
| Henry Harding, q prominent attorney at
Tunkhannock, mysteriously disappears -
Harry Watkins, otherwise Wiltshire pleads
guilty TO embezzlement in New York
! Two Paterson rioters sent TO prison. --
Haney & Whites establishment burns at
Philadelphia; loss SlOO 000-John Brecht,
Of Ravonna, Neb,, kills his bride aud then
commits suicide -GovernOr PattisoI aud
party returns from an outing in the South
Methodist conference Of Central Pennsyl.
vauia meets at Harrisburg Editor Hiram
Schock retires from the York Gazette.
FOREIGN Peace ia declared at Rio ia
neiro Thirty people ARE bitten by mad
wolves near Moscow. Lord ROsebery and
Sir William Vernon Harcourt exchange
hard words for home rule -Euglands ad.
mlralty experiments with petroleum as
! fuel for ships "A hostile amendment TO
the Russo-German treaty levying duties
on rye and wheat, is defeated by the Reich
stag.
THURSDAY, MARCH I5.
HOME Richard Puryear, the negro
slayer Of Christian Ehlors, escapes Jail at
Stroudsburg and is lynched by mob. 49,
Governor Waite, Of Colorado. narrowly
escapes assassination. The body of Thos
j. Jones taken from Gaylord mine: the
third victim of the disaster eXhumed. -
Senator Quay votes for the seignioragt
bill.-Forest iites raging on the mountain:
at Cammal.-St. Louis police make wal
upon the state machines. Robert f. A
burr, Of Philadelphia, is made publisher o
the New York Mail and Express. Prof
AlOuZo Williams, Of Brown university, il
nominated for governor OF Rhode ISLAND
by Republicans Travellers Protective as
sociatlon opposes proposed bill TO tal
foreign drummGrs. south Bethlehem lroI
works resume after an idleness of on,
year Lillian Hornberger, aged 20, ant
William Walker aged II, OF Shamokin
elopr Thieves break into the postoiliCI
at Timacula and carry the Office safe away
in a wagon. Deputy sheriff Kellar, o
Easton, fires upon rioters.
FOREIGN-A bomb fiend at Paris is blow
to atoms by the premature explosi N Of ~
internal missile carried in his pocket. .-
King Humbert, Of Italy, celebrates hi
fiftieth birthday. The French government
demands $40, 600 FOR French goods burne
at the Worlds fair.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
WEDNESDAY, MARCHI4.

The coroner's jury rendersa verdict that
the Richmond shaft disaster was an un-
foreseen accident, but gives opinion that
Chargemen should use more caution. -Ro-
bert T. tlaCkett dies unexpectedly. Six
teen cases OF measles reported Mt Hyde
Park.-lron for tho Parker street bridge
arrives in the city, The work of street
missioner Kirst Funeral of Hon John
Worrey Is largely attended at Honesdale. -
Entire telephone business is transferred to
the new building on Adams avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
SUNDAY, MARCH II.

DR.. Mcleod delivers the first of an inter
esting series of Sunday evening lectures.
Bridget WI hte, of North Washington ave
nue., disappears, leaving anote behind that
suggests suicide.-B. Frank Squier elected
delegate 10 the national convention OF
Press clubs. james Stone is buried with
military and Masonic honors The funeral
of Miss Kate Cawley occurs at Hyde Park.
Miss Esther Rolands addresses the Young
Momenls Christian association.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
ANTOINE HARTMAN
COS South WashlnutOn Avenue.

Contractor and builder OF Concrete Tagging,
Concrete Blocks, Potato, Butter and Coal
left at Thompson d Pratt, Wiliams Co,
Main and Eynon Streets, or at Scranton
Stove Worku. Also FoundationA Gsterns.
Fish Wire Tunnels and Cofina FlaRHing foe
Garden Walks
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
SCRANTON and VICINITY.
SATURDAY. MARCH 10.

Michael McTague dies at his home in
Green nidge, aged "a years H. L, Warren,
Of Dalton, surprised by visit from Scran-
ton relatives on the occasion Of his 10th
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
THURSDAY. MARCH IL.

The pole tnx ordinance is killed in the
select council Patrick Rooney, vel
known citizen of Dunmore, passes away. -
Lcuis, Muick, West Side boy, is linet
for lighting bon fires in the streets AT
excellent entortninmenC given at College
hall by Council No. l34, Young Mons In
stitute,-Mid- year convention Of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union OF
Lackawanna and Luzerue counties hold
opening sessions in Elm Park church Sc
cond annual games of the Young Mem
Christian Association Athletic clu b held n
the gymnasium.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

INK. G,IG MI RRAN, speciality made on dis.
- eases Of Cyc and skin,2l2 Wyoming Ave
Office lours Until ~ am > to ( and u nm.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
NEWS OF THE Week
SATURDAY, MARCH 10.

HOME Senator Hill, Of New York, de-
clares that he favors modified high tariff
United States senators are accused OF
having speculated in stocks. Mrs Holmes,
Of Syracuse, takes poison to prove that
she did not poison her daughter, and dies
Charles R. ShryOck, a student at Penn
sylvsnia university, mysteriously disap-
pear. Mike Sullivan fatally injured
in a friendly boxing match at Chi
cago. Reading aldermen and constable are
accused Of having taken illegal fees. .-Ya-
gotta Yagaska, a Polish woman residing at
Nantcoke is accused of witchcraft. Pitts.
burg Sons Of America object to the en-
plOyment Of nuns as teachers in public
schools. s.--An unknown man attempts to
assault Mrs Anna Matson at Morristown
The much talked Of Popuiist convention at
Laporte, Ind, a fizzle. There were thir.
teen delegates General Ben jamin L..
Tracy Is doomed as Republican candidate
for governor Of New York.
FoREIGN-Lord Rosebery's programme
is announced as being in the line of Mr.
Gladstone's poicy.-The silver commission
meets at Berlin.-A local judge killed at
Madrid by the explosion of bomb. -
Nicaraguan soldiers commit gross out
RACES at Bluefeds British troops capture
Gonjur Chief Fodi Silah's stronghold -
Spectators at an opera house in Milan be-
come dissatisfied with performance and
raise riot. .-Forti, bomb thrower, is ar
rested at Rome
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17

birthday.-A. L. Harland. with two gold
watches in his possession, is arrested on
suspicion.-The Welsh Philosophical So
ciety holds an important meeting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
SUNDAY. MARCHt1.

HONE Eastern Pennsylvania Metho-
dist Episcopal conference held interesting
services in the various churches at Read
ing "A colored woman is lynched at Little
Rock, by unknown parties. .--George Now
bray, a dentist, suicides at Orange, N. j.
Millville trades unions place a boycott on
rat cigars.-Rev, John +. Mohn, of Read
ing, is accused Of misappropriating 81, OO0
Benjamin l., Hewitt, eX-speaker of the
Pennsylvania house Of Representatives,
dies at Holidaysburg. Robert H.
Peck, of Hartford. Conn, is killed
by robbers. Typographical union
No G, holds memorial services in
honor Of the late G. W. ChlldS in New
York city.-John Rodgers, a Frankfort
thief, is shot by vigilantS. Carrie Lohr of
Brooklyn, swallows carbolic acid as balm
for unreqted love Raymond Marino, a
Newark banker, sentenced to six years in
Jail for fOrgery.-A gushing oil well lubri.
Gates the happiness Of drillers at Canisteo.
N. Y.
FoREIGN-Twenty thousand workmen
place wreaths upon the graves of anar-
cbists of lS4S at Vienna.-Leigfried Apt,
an American citizen, impressed into ser.
vice in the German army is released
through efforts Of Ambassador Runyon.-
Minister Wayne MacVeagh hob nob' with
King Humbert Of Italy. London police
arrest thirty-eight anarchists and secure
literature.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
MONDAY, MARCH IL.

HoME-The rescue party at Plymouth
discovers the body Of Peter Mclaughlin,
one Of the entomed men who were buried
in the Gaylord mine for twenty-seven days
John Kelly arrested in New York with
bombs in his ossession-Danvilr quaran-
tined by a smallpox epidemic--John Hiler,
seven times married, is rounded up by his
many wives in Chicago signs
Mike Kelly, the renowned base ball
player-The Youngstown street car strike
is declared off-Arthur l.. Reese, an
electrician is accidentally killed at Balti-
more.--The Star. morning paper, is es-
tablished at Rocl,land Me.-Billy Ed
wards, the slugger, dies at Hot Springs.
Bradley w. Lewis nominated for judge by
the Wyoming County Republican conven-
tion.--Editor sam Boyd, of Wilkes Barre,
is punished by j. II. Orr. Casper Hender
stabs his sweetheart at Pittsburg. "A
sauer kraut war at Pottstown causes the
delicacy to be dispensed free among the
citizens. Striking silk weavers create dis
turbance at Paterson, N. J.-Reading
moulders accept a reduction of 10 per
cent.--Lawyers in the Breckinridge-Pol-
lard case indulge in fight
FOREIGN Two sons Of eX-President
Baez are shot at San Domingo-The bra
lillian war ended,-The police raided a
magnificent private gambling establish
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
TUESDAY. MARCH 13.

ment at Nice.-Sir James Fitzjames Ste.
phen, the eminent English jurist, is dead
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
DYSPEPSIA

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ness Will bo avoided, and the food that IL
eaten contribute Its nourishing properties
for the support of the natural waste of the
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s"Observe the following symptoms fol-
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Constipation, inward piles, fulness Of tho
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dimness of vision, dots or webs before the
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and eyes, pain in the side, chest, limbs, and
sudden hushes Of heat, burning in the nesh.
A few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17

HoME--Riotous silk weavers at Paterson
make trouble james Carpenter, convicted
of numbering his father, is sentenced to be
hanged. "A mad dog at Carlisle bites two
children and eight doRs.-A farmer named
Coke attempts to kill the sheriff at
Williamsport.- Camden boys tie com.
rade to stake and light fires
around which infict serious, if not fatal
injuries. Joe Matus kowitz, who was i'm.
prlsoned in mine twenty-one days at
Jeansvile brings suit against the Hayden
Coal company.-Arlingto hotel is burned
ut Huutzdale "A. b. Smith, cashier of a
Texas bank, Is shot dead BY r. W. Page
president Of the institution. Richard CrO-
ker purchases Texas che.-Major
Thomas E. Rose placed on the retired army
list
FOREIGN. The Brazilian war ended and
MellO and Da Cana are fugitiyes. -Fodi.
Silah, an African slave trader is captured
by the British.-Queen Margaret gives a
farewell reception TO Minister and Mrs.
Potter.-Michael Davitt expresses an
opinion that home rule mas been indeh-
nitely postponed by utterance1 Of Lord
Rosebery jean Baptiste Bourgos, rad.
ical deputy, attacks the French admins
tration in lively speech.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-30
Some Of the Leaks.
.tmprir4b Fnrmer.

Aeerirap F"r~er
The tirne- are such that economy !
necessary in every line Of business, ana !
,pon the farm economy may very q
Ten he practced By looking after the
Ie,Is which. while each may be small
and seemingly Of little consequence
VII. Wien added to tire sum total lost
bv other leaks, amount during the
vcar to > sum THAT would a-tcnlsh most
farmers. The scotch have a proverb
Ike tn. Mony a mickle make a
mnckIc.' and good old Benjamin
Franklin said y penny saved Is two
pence earned" and both these honely
.atlno. arc true. We once knew a lar
MGR vho never went through field
a,d found a lock Of wool sticking on
thorn or on silver In the fence that
he dlu not pick it up and carry 1t TO
his house and save it, 1t is probable,
that IN the course Of his long life he
did not save dollar doing this but he
carried the same method through all
hi. farming. and died wealthy. He
was not III any sense Of the word q
stingv man he was simply mindful OF
thn small leaks, and what others would
think beneath attention he saved
Every tool. implement or machine left
out Of shelter an hour longer than i
| necessary in the use OF it, is damaged
lust that much, and if the aggregate
| loss to the farmers OF America in TIN:
ore direction alone could be put int
| figures il would make an alarming ar
ray. If the manure pile is left to ro
and ! G washed by the rains Of summer
it, value is deprecated BY many dollars
which some time must be replaced b,
cash paid for fertilizers.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-30
Free Pills.

Send your address to II. f. Bucklen
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Ok Of DR.. Kings New Lie Pills. A
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These pills are easy III action and are
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Constipation and Sick Headache. For
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-30
Raleigh News and Observer.

with lofty mountains on cc! hand add tie most re'-' scenery
Of the rprty
Il Of ,.a
howm
view froml
u,erI,I mustlc ech to be thoroughly unlcrtsl'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-30
Wilmington Review.

up land novin valley
the of
and A. 'e j. beautiful rich
We stood the ICED
Chimney and 1 abroad for miles: taking
the hundred The
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-30
Charlotte Observer.

The shades night were falling re"
n
=
the Create I'lt
describe lnautc them FOR
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-30
Norfolk Virginian.

AT every turn Of the road approach the mountain. unfold
fascia Q Tho
placiily Of the valley, Of its hui
uanh scpgll Tho
Rock The outlook youdd escrirt
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-30

II by accident you havea poor tub Of
liter don't put your brand upon it.,
1t send 1t Oft and let it be sold on its
merits.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-30

Ar LV.
5 81 ! - Rocky Mount . % s 30
F. NJ. T. II. j. NJ. A. NJ.
No % carries pullman parlor cal
Norfolk to Rocky Mount and connects
with A. G. L. Train % for all points
south.
No. 1O3 connects at Hobgood for all
eastern Carolina points. also at Rocky
Mount with i. G. L. train y for all
points south.
No. rs carries pullman parlor car
Rocky Mount to Norfolk and connects
for all points north.
For all information schedules call on
or address
G. n. SERPELL. j. r. LENLY
Gent Manager Snp't Trains,
T. NJ. EMERSON.
Genl PasSen y,er \ gent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04

NTOTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
~ repatriation district Nl. ], comprising
Onionyille aud tho Fret, Third and Fifth
wa da in Helena, desiRueted respectively as
tho Seventeenth (l7tb), Fist (lsD, Second
(2d). Fifth (5.hl. Sixth (6tb), Ninth t9th }
anu Tenth (l0thl precincts, Lewis and
Clarke county, Montana.
Tho undersigned registry agent for said
diatriet herobT gives notice that hs will eli
for the purposs OF registration of voters
within each and every precinct In his elec-
tion district upon the dates and al the
places named as folows:
October o. 10, l1-PAyns's hotel. Helena,
for precinct No. o. Third ward.
October 12. l3-Phil Constanoe's store.
UnioDvile, Tor prsolnct No. IL.
October IL. lG-Internatioual hotel Office,
Helens, for precinct No. /, First ward.
Oct. IL. 1S-liristol house office, Holena.
for ID ocnot No. 2. First ward
Oct. 49, 20-Capithl oiRnr sto o. No. @
Main street. for precinct No. 6. Third ward.
Oct. -, 23-Bunine house. for precinct
No. ~, Fifth ward.
Oc'. %, 25-H. II. Ashlsy's livery. 4li
Park avenue for precinct No. o. Fifth
wn'd,
oct 20 "a. 20. 3O-Pnyno's hotel. for pre-
einct No. .. ThIrd ward.
The home Office will Ds at Pnyns's hotel.
The hou's Of registration will be between
10 o'clock n. m. and 10 o'clock D. ID. on All
legal days omitting the hours from IL "a
one y. M. and six to seven p. M, from Oct
. 10 Oct. 30, both inclusive.
s. c. GmrATRrcK.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04

NOTICE OF BEGINNING OF TIM + OF
~ RegistrhiloD.-Not IL hereby given
OF iimo and place for the registration Of
tha panOg Of the qualified electors In cleo.
tiOn district No. s ia tbs county OF Lewis
and Clarke. state OF Montana. prior TO tho
gonelul election 10 b1 held on Tuesday the
sixth day Of NovemOe-, 1894. for the said
county Of Lows aud Clarke. will begin at
ton o'clock q. III. on tho ninth day OF Ooto-
bor, 1894
The registering agent will DO at the fol.
lowing y eoinola or voting places embraced
In Hnid election district No. Z. a'o as fol-
Iowa.
Rock Creek basin. precinct No. Sat
Mrs. Nnnnio HATS house. Twill be homo
otilcol on October .. TO- II.
AtCartorsvllc. treolnct No. Sat- ktssel-
pnughs, on October H. 49, III
~ Mitchell. p;Aeiurt No. 32-At Mitch
ellis on Octpb9r IL. H. ~.
AZ CrniG, precinct No. Sat Hieroha
hotoi on October lg 20.
A. home Office on October 22, %, %, %,
20, y, -. N.
HsRlstrhtlon hours ten o'oook q. M. un-
til ten o'clock .. IN
JosEri u. nurT, Register agent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04

CHTBtFg's LR-wILI,lAM ALLEN BUT
~ Ter John a stewart and colgate Hort on
ooutura plaintln. va Antolnalts Wells
Jarsea ~ wells. lrahklln % Wallace AlbeIt
N, Ihornhursh and Louis I, y, Lots, AssiEnOo,
UnaSr ami by virtue of an or,lor Of sale and
locfea of foreclosure aud sale insnpd Ont OF the
district court OF tho tint Judicial dstrel Of the
ftata III Montana In and foe the county OF Lewia
and clarke on tho 10Th day Of teptsmbor, A.
~. lbqL Ia tho above entitled action. wherolu
Wul. Allun nusr, John A. htawAft AMI ulgato
lloXt cIeoqora of the last VIII and testAmeul
piAinunA obtained a Judgment and deoroo or
Mella, jams ~ Nolls, ltanklia " Wallace,
AlhaFt M, 1hnTnhurgh and Louls q. n, lote. az
slgnNo. deiendants ON he 18Th day Of September,
=. ID. lsN Tor the sum OF sAayl %,
besides interest costs and atiorneys foes, which
skld decTco waA on tho 18th daf uf entomter,
6ald court At pAgo =, Ntn comnAndsi to sell
all those certain lois. niece' or parcels Of land
eltuAto, hing and bolng IN tho county u Lewis
and latke, state of Montana, and bonndod ana
described "A tolloNt, 10 Wit
uta numbered ntne (pl, ,lon uOl and eloven IN.
In block numbered Forty. .four All, ~ tho LenuK
addition to tho eity OF llelenA. MONTANA the
said lots having n combined frontage On Jerome
placs Of seventy i've llal feet aud depth Of
ono hundred aud twenty-five l21 feot, accord
ing 20 aud - dosrrlbHd upon tho official plat %
lhe said named addition now on hle IA the man
nor provided BY law IN no office OF tho county
recorder u tbs said comfy Of Lowis aud
clarke.
Tusothor with all anl singular tho tenomsnta
herei tAmenls and hppu'tcnancei theronnto bl'
LONGING or In RnywuO appoftaining
lublO notice Is h0rsby given that on lusedAy,
thu p IA day OF uCtnhtr, A. ID. 1874 at " o'clock
m. OF that day. NJ tho front door OF tho oou e
hnusn, Helena, Iowi- and Olarko county Mon-
tAnn, will IN obedience 10 said order OF eAlo
and deere OF IoruoluslrA aud sale eell tho above
described properly. or 80 much thereof as may
b. nocospiry "a satlatY fAid Judgment with In
isrcat and costa TO tho highest aud b vi blddar.
for cash Ia hand
Given under my hand this l7th day ot soptem-
iHARLliS n. CURTIS. Sheriff
By IND f. Hoss Under Sheriff,
Mo- onnell. Clsyberg & 1unn, PLAINTIFF at
tornoys.