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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-26

Vannah this year, as Cleveland is not
quite as convenient of access as New
York and the rates are some what higher.
There will probably be over a hundred
delegates who will go from the six Sayan-
nan societies and the sister societies in
the adjoining counties. A rate of
one, fare for the round trip has been
made by the railroads, the fare from
savannah being $500. A somewhat
lower rate has also been made by the Bal
tlmore steamship line, which is also com
petlng for the business, conditional upon
securing certain number of passengers
Inc Florida Central and. Peninsula rail
road is making the biggest bid for the
Christian Endeavor travel This road
Will run special train from Jacksonville
to Cleveland via Savannah, and besides
Offers several very attractive induce
ments to the delegates.
AS a result the Transportation commit
tee of the Florida societies has adopted
the route offered by the Florida Central
and Peninsular, which is as follows: the
Florida Central and Peninsular, Rich
mond and Danville, East Tennessee, Vir-
gina and Georgia, Queen and Crescent
and Big Four lines The special train
will leave Jacksonville at 4 80 O'Clock D.
m, July 8, arriving Savannah at 9:35
O'Clock p. m, where the Savannah dele
cation will be taken aboard. The train
will arrive in Asheville at 8 o'clock a. IN.
the next morning.
Several hours will be spent in Asheville
reception will be given the delegates
by the Christian Endeavor societies of
Asheyllle in the morning. In the after
noon the train will be run out on the track
on the mountain to George Vanderbilt's
famous palace.
Mr.. Vanderbilt, who is an enthusiastic
Christian endeayor worker, has given a
hearty invitation to the delegates to visit
his place, and make themselves at home
there during the afternoon The train
will leave Asheville at 4:2O o'clock D. M,
and will reach Knoxville the next
evening, where a reception will be ten
dered the delegates, including a supper by
the Knoxville societies The Knoxville
contingent will join the party here The
train Is scheduled to reach Cincinnati the
next morning for breakfast and Cleve-
land that afternoon at 3 o'clock, July II.
Tickets for the excursion will be on sale
July s, 9 and 10, good TO return until July
81. Those who desire it, can have their
tickets extended by the agent at Cleye-
land as late as September -.
The same rates are offered by all the
railroads A special train will be made
up at Atlanta, and those who go by the
Central railroad will take this train
The Plant system will run a special
sleeper through from Tampa to Cleve-
land, for the accommodation of delegates
along its lines. The Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company of Bal
timore is making quite an, effort to secure
a large delega tion by steamer from Savan-
nah The route from Baltimore will be
via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Arrangements have been made by the
committees on arrangements at Cleveland
to entertain a immense crowd. Rates of
board in private families will be from 81
to $3.50 per day and at the hotels from 81
to a per day.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
|. D. LaROCAE, AuCiIoneer.
LEGAL SALES.
CITY sHERIFF's SALE.


OFFICE of the Sheriff OF the City Court OF
~ savannah, Savannah, Ca. June 4th,
1894. Under and by virtue Of an execution
issuing out Of the City Court OF Savannah on
the Slst day OF May, 1894, in favor of the Citi.
mon Krouskon. i have levied upon the follow.
Ing property as the property Of the defen-
dant. to wit All that certain lot OF hand. stt!
uate, lying and being In the City of savannah,
County OF Chatham and state Of Georgia,
known as lot number two ~ in section or
division ten O0), Cuthbert ward, fronting
sixty (6O) feet more or less on Drayton
street and running back ehstwardly from
Drayton street ninety t00l feet. more or less,
ments on said lot number two, with all tho
rights, privileges, easements and. appurte1
nances.
And will sell the said property 10 satisfy
the said execution before the door Of tho
Court House OF the county Of Chatham on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY, 1894, same hes
ing the Sd DAY OF the month, between the
legal hours OF sale.
And, at the same time and place, will otfeu
the said property under and by virtue OF an
execution in favor OF the Merchants Ma
Solomon Krouskotf, issuing out of the City
Court OF Savannah and levied upon the said
property. This execution is based upon a
Judgment In favor of the said The Merchants
National Bank OF Savannah OF the same
date and dignity as that in favor of The Citi-
Zens' Bank OF Savannah and the said sale
Will be made under both OF the said execus
lions. Property described In above execu~
tions. Defendant notified in writing.
Terms cash. Purchaser paying for titles.
WILLIAM r. BLOIS,
Sheriff O. q G
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AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
Rights of Landlord and Tenant Dis.
cussed by Judge Macdonald.


Judge MacDonell, in granting a new
trial in the case of Mary NJ Hagood VS.
Albert II. Entelman and Mary Kuck. de.
cided in favor of the defendants, ruled on
an important question yesterday, involv-
ing the rights between landlord and
tenant.
Mrs. Hagood was turned out of her
house, the property of the defendants,
last July. She alleges that two negroes,
servants of the defendants, were sent
into her house while she was
in her room dressing, and under in
structions from the defendant removed
her effects forcibly and put her and her
family into the street. She brought suit
for damages, and the verdict was against
her.
In granting a new trial Judge Mac
Donel took up the question whether a
landlord can dispossess tenant by force
or is compelled to follow the summary
the common law brought over
from England the landlord
had the power to dispossess a tenant by
force for non-payment of rent. The law
was amended by statute in 1924, the land
lord being required to make affidavit of
the non-payment of rent when war
rant was issued and served through the
Su6Ilu- Inc tenant lleu ndU LQe rlHlt TO
file counter affidavit setting forth his
claim and on giving bond could retain pos
session. In case the matter was decided
against him he was required to pay
double rent for the time.
The law was further amended by
statute in 1878, when it was provided that
three days notice requiring removal
should be given the tenant by the land
lord, Sundays not being counted, after
which a warrant can be issued and served
by the sheriff. Judge MacDoneu held
that the remedy under the statute law,
which has displaced the common law,
was exclusive and not cumulative.
The defendants did not give this
notice, as required under the
statute law, and it is held therefore, that
there is equity in a claim for damages
The case will be carried at once to the
supreme court on this point
A new trial was also granted in the
case of Annie Baker against the Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
action for damages for the killing
of her husband by falling
pole on Drayton street in which a verdict
was rendered in the plaintiffs favor for
ST, 300.
The city court adjourned for the term
last night at o'clock.
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TO REPAIR ITS CHURCH.
The Lutheran Congregation to Spend
$1,000.

At the congregational meeting of the
Lutheran church the following committee
was appointed To take into consideration
the improvement of the interior of the
church: Messrs. j. Paulsen, John Derst,
John Cell, M l.. Exley, Adam Kessel, c..
A. Munster, E. A. NJ Schroeder, c. II.
Harms, Benjamin Calls and G. H. Mon.
sees.
Rev. w c. Schaeffer was afterward
added as chairman. The committee met
at the church yesterday morning and de-
cided to have the entire interior of the
church done over and refurnished.
The contract for calcimining and fresco-
ing " as awarded to Mr.. Albert Furrer.
That for the Competing, refurnishing of
the pcws, etc, will be given out later.
The entire work will cost about 81, 500, but
through the untiring efforts of the Ladies
Guild of the church, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Schaeffer, most of the funds necessary
TO do the work have been raised.
The committee expects TO have all the
work done by Oct. !. In the meantime,
services will be held in the lecture room
below. Judging from the designs shown
by Mr. Furrer, the committee think that
when completed, the Lutheran chuSch
will have one of the prettiest audience
rooms in the city
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CRY sHERIFr,s SALE.

GHERIFF'S once, City Court Of Savannah,
- Savannah. Ca, June 4, lS94.-Under and
by virtue OF an execution issuing out OF the
City Court OF savannah in favor OF the Geor-
gin State Building aud Loan Association,
against Fannie Floyd and William Floyd,
have this day levied upon tho following de-
scribed property, Us the property Of the de-
PENDANTS, TO wit: All that lot or tract OF land,
situate, lying and being in Chatham county,
Georgia and known on the map or plan Of the
McNish Tract, made by John X. Tebeau,
comfy surveyor and recorded in the county
records Of said county, Book O. folio 3O5, as
the western half OF lot letter "G''; said west
ern half Of said lot having width Of thirty
800 feet front and rear and being one hun
dred 100 feet In depth. And will proceed
10 oner same for sale at public cutlery on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY, 1894 same
being the third day OF the MONTH, during the
usual and legal hours Of sale In front Of the
Court House door IN Chatham county. TO sat
isfy said execution. Property described in
execution. Defendant notified in writing.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for titles.
WILLIAM L. BLOIS,
Sheriff G. G. s.
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GIVEN A DIVORCE.
Sherry Stout Freed From His Err
ratio Wife.

Sherry Stout Freed From His Err
ratio Wife.
A Cincinnati dispatch says that Sheri-
dan K. Stout, who was married in Savan-
nah last December to DIR. Kate Carradis,
of Jacksonville, Fla, has been granted a
divorce.
Stout will be remembered as the young
man who came to Savannah last Decem-
Der with the intention of engaging in
business In the office of a friend here
he accidentally became acquainted with
DR.. Kate Carradis, who was some
90 years older than himself
He said she made him
take a drink of brandy with her, and
later they went to Thunderbolt. The
woman, he claimed, had him completely
his senses he found himself in her room
at the Harnett house.
She told him they had been married by
Rev. T. H. Blenus. He could not believe
it at first and went TO hunt Rev. Mr..
Blenus, who told him it was a fact. His
brother came to Savannah for
him, whereupon DR.. Kate disap-
peared. Stout was found by his brother
in a weak and sickly condition and
twenty-one holes, made by hYpodermic
SYRINGE, were found 10 his arm.
The marriage created quite sensation
at the time. Stout applied for divorce
in the Cincinnati courts, which was
granted him last Saturday. The last
heard of DR. Kate was in North Carolina,
where she was in trouble, so it is stated,
on account of another young man she had
entangled by her wiles.
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CITY sHERIFF,s SALE.

CHERRIES ONCE City Court of Savannah,
- Savannah, Ca, June 4, ls4.-Under and
by virtue of an execution issuing out Of the
City Court of Savannah in favor of Harriee
II. Burch against Jefferson CASTOR, have
this day levied upon the following described
property, as the property Of the defendant.
to-wit All that lot Of land in the city OF sal
vannah, County Of Chatham, State Of Georgia.
known upon the map or plan OF said city as
lot No eighty-three (83j, Johnston ward, hav~,
ing a width OF forty (40) feet. and a rectan-
gular depth Of one hundred and ten 1i0) feet.
bounded north by Joe street, east by lot No.
- In said ward, south by Wolf street, and
west by lot No. ~ In said ward. And will
proceed TO offer same for sale at public outerY
on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY. 1894
fsame being the third day Of the MONTH, DUR
ing the usual and legal hours of sale, in 'front.'
OF the Court House door in Chatham County,
to satisfy said execution.
Property described in execution. Defends
ant notified in writing. Terms cash. Purs
chaser paying for title.
WILLIAM f. BLOIS,
Sheriff G.. O. s.
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CITY BREvITIES.

A Joint meeting of the board of mana
gers of Savannah Wheelmen and Of the
Wheelmen's Track Association will be
held Thursday night at Lindsay x Nor
gan's.
The young ladies and gentlemen of st.
Pauls Episcopal church will give an en-
tertainment at Yonges hall tonight. IL
will consist Of an operetta and comedy
Dancing and refreshments will follow the
operetta.
Burglars tried Mr.. d. H. Bythewood s
residence, No. 11s1S Bolton street. night
before last. They succeeded in removing
a pane of glass from a sash, but were evil
IDENTIFY frightened of, and did not get in.
The pane of glass was not broken, but
was removed entire from the sash
now, little one. what would you say u
wore ~ give Won theseY Would you say these
is good oranges or these are good Orahgesi
.'How kin tell till 1 suck 'em?-Llie'
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RAIL AND cRossTrE.

Mr.. R. T. Patton, travelling passenger
agent of the Plant system, with head
quarters at Sanford Fla, is in the city.
Mr.. Patton is one OF the most popular, as
well as one of the most efficient, agents of
the great Plant system. He will have
charge of the special train of the Florida
regiment of the uniformed rank OF
Knights of Pythias on it's trip to the
grand conclave Of the order, to be held in
Washington on Aug ~.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
BY R. u. TkTEM, AuctOnser.

BY virtue of an order granted by the Hon.
Hampton l.. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham
county, Ga. 1 VIII sell before the court
house door in the city OF Savannah, Ca,
during the legal hours OF sale, on TUES
DAY, July 3D., 1894, the following described
property;
All that certain tract or parcel of land in
Chatham county, Ga, just south OF Savan-
nah, and known "a number thirteen C3j Hill
street. being Il subdivision OF a twenty five
acre tract originally OF the estate OF Catha-
rine King, having front OF nfty-seven Oh
feet on Hill street, with depth of 100 feet.
more or less Terms cash; purchaser paying
for titles JORDAN ~. BROOKS,
Administrator Estate silns S. Kendrick.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-26

Tallahassee, Fla, June 25-Sheriff J. A.
Pearce has arrested Hamp Cannon, who
is wanted in South Florida to answer TO
a charge Of assault with intent 10 murder.
Cannon IS a negro. He came TO this city
some time ago aud has been running a
barber shop here for several months.
Sheriff II. ID. Ballard, Of Polk county,
left for Barlow yesterday with Cannon.
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Receints.

Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road, June 25-l, 79g crates vegetables, 1874 bbls
pineapples, so boxes oranges, IS bales cotton.
Per Central railroad, June 25-1sl bales
cotton, CD pkgs vegetables. so tons pig iron,
100 pkgs mdse, LAG pSgs domestics, ,223 bbls
rosin, 34S bbls spirits turpentine, So cases
eggs, 10 bales wool, 1 car meat, 8 cars corn,
l car hay, car coke, 2 cars beer l car coal, {
cars wood, 4cars melons, 2 cars oats.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western rail
way, June 25-l02 bales cotton, 20 cars melons,
1907 bbls rosin, 0j4 bbls spirits turpentine,
ID cars lumber, 80 cars rock. cars wood car
phosphate, 3 cars coal car machinery car
car wheels, cars hay, s 426 boxes vegetables,
1S9 bbls vegetables, >. Az crates pineapples, 80
boxes oranges, 80 bales wool, 4 bales hides.
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THE CHORAL soc1ETY's WORK.
It's Last Rehearsal for the Season
Last Night.

The last rehearsal of the Choral
Society for the season was held last
night in the Young MEMS Christian Asso-
citation gymnasium hall The hall was
well filled with members of the city and
SPECTATORS Although it was not public
rehearsal, the gallery had a number of
people who were interested in the society
and its work. Prof, w. n. Smith con
Quoted the rehearsal, and number of
important works were rehearsed. The
rehearsals will be resumed in the fall with
renewed interest In the meantime a
programme will be mapped out.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY, Whereas,
NJ G. y. Whaley has applied to Court OF Or
binary for Letters OF Administration on the
estate OF JOHN ALSTON, deceased.
these are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom IL may concern to be ana appear be-
fore said court to make objection III any they
have) on or before the first Monday In
July next, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Hon. Hampton l.. Ferrill.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the sth
day OF June 1891
FRANK f. KEILBACH,
Clerk q. D, q.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-26


Per steamship Kansas City from New York
leopold Adler, + ) Asendorf Miss l. q Ar
mold, \ II Abrahams, Appel S, Adams = &
O Co. j G Butler, "A Both Estate w Branch,
Byck Bros, BRAID & II, NJ & D A Byck A
Buckenholz Bradley & j, ) Blumenthal, Bon
Marehe, w G Cooper, Collat Bros, Conida,
Conner II & Co, p Il Collier, r r & Bl1g Co,
care II Webb, Il + Churchill, + NJ Connor. G
II Conkl1n, j Christopher. Crohan d. H NJ
Conner, a L Desbouillon, Dale, Dixon & Co, II
f DreesOn, S E Deutsch, Eckman & V, J J
stein, G Eckstein Co, A Ehrllch s Bro II
Ehrlicher, G r Einstein, Ellis s Co, Elec-
trio Co, w Estill, NJ Ferst's Sons s. Co,
Frank COW w Ferguson & Co,J II Furber
Falk Clothing Co. Fretwell & N, Is Fernan-
DEE, Fleischman s. Co, Fawcett Bros, G Fox,
C Farnham, r c Fetzer, f Grady & Son
S Guckenheimer & Sons, j f Gutman, Cell q
., Great Att Il Pac Il Co, b NJ Garfunkel, Gar-
fuukcl & Sons, L Gottlieb, J A Gean, c f era
ham, Gardner s. +, II 4 Ganahl, Ga Hussars,
Mrs G w Germany Hull & p Harness & j,
NJ Henderson, A Hanley, Heuisler & II,
r + Hoyle Grocery Co. G Hetterich, X NJ ID
Hartridge, Jackson M & Co. Kolshorn & NJ, f
j Keiffer Ii Koch, M J. KRAFT N Lang Lev
kowltz, Le1ler s Son, H Levy Bro,
Llppman Bros, Lindsay s. NJ, H Livingston,
John Lyons Co, Lowell Il L, M } Lehwald,
J Lynch. f Lowell sons, A C LinQuicK, Mrs
r A Lee, Ludden 6 3, L r Myers & Co, Mrs
A r Lawton. Mohr Bros, Meinhard Bros q Co,
9 A Munster.J McGrath Co. Mcmillan Bros,
= McMurray, d Myerson Mchenna w p
c Masters + Myers Jr, Meyer w. - j Nor
rison, D J Morrison, Mutual Coop Ass n,
Morning News, T Nugent, Neidlinger & r,
M Nathan, Norton & H. Oppenheimer S & Co,
2 O'Connor, order notify Georgia Brewing Co,
order notify Whitehead s. Co. order notify p
Conida, order notify ] J Lutz G. w Parish,
Palmer Hardware Co, L Putzel, ] D Persse,
Savannah Grocery Co, H Solomon & Son,
Smith Bros, Savannah Steam Bakery, Savan-
nah c b Co, S f & w Ry, I Shuptrine & Co
p Springer, p Sampson, Screven Jr, G II
Sawyer, Rev @ H Strong, Savannah Brewing
Co, Solomons s. Co, G w riedeman & Bro,
d n Thomson q Co, Ord SearRt U $ A, Fort
Pulaski, J D Weed & Cot West & COG Wag-
ener, A NJ & w West steamer bellevue,
steamer Alpha, Southern Express Co.
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Two Pairs.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Nashville, Tenn, June 23.-Four chill
dren were born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Green Steel, of Stewards Ferry, Ruther-
ford county. They are two boys and two
girls, all fair sized and perfectly formed
The mother and bankruptcies are doing
we'll
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The steamer Pilot Boy arrived yester-
day with an excursion of colored people
from Beaufort, She departed yesterday
afternoon.
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EOR SALE.

N--~~~~~-~~~rNs-~~~~~~-~-~
CYPRESS shingles-To reduce our stock we
- mako further reduction in prices, and
offer cypress shingles at G225 and Al so per
Thousand at mill boats can load at the mill
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
ISLE OF Hope and acre tracts; high
L blum water 'front.' grand old oaks; FISH
ing bathing; very choice property; price rea-
sonahle; easy terms. John ID. Murphy, at
Ludden Il Bates
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Per steamship Kansas City from New York
E F Bryan, Miss B Hanley, Miss n Coney.
Alexander, X Dalgleish. I. Dalglelsh, Miss
A Comm, 5 Monisace, Friedman, w
Baldwin, Miss A Doyle. Hon ] Slade. H d
Shellman. H Fleetwood, Rev r A Greene w
Burroughs and Wife, II NJ Garden, w Nc
MILAN and wife, Mrs f F Bryan, w d Kren.
son, w L King. F II MCGEE. w b Rose DIR L
w Pearson, : WaXelbaum and wife w +
jackson, 5 K Elliott MISS f Comm, p Bow
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The Norwegian barkentine Grei cleared
yesterday for Sharpness with l,S4S casks
of spirits turpentine, shipped by Pater-
son. Downing 81 Co.
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THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRs.
savannah Will Send Full Delega-
ton to Clnveland

ton to Cleveland.
A large number of people in Savannah
ana al. vicinity are preparing to attend the
I3lh annual convention of the Young Peo-
re Society of Christian Endeayor at
CleVeland, o., July H. TO Is. Over 200
8eopIe attended the annual convention Of
e eae society in New York last year from
Savannah.
There will hnrdlv he so many from Sa-
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Per Norwegian barkentine Grei for Sharp
ness-l,S4S casks spirits turpentine, measuring
5000 gallons, valued at 81, 2S7-PatersOn,
Downing s. Co.
Per schr Maggie NJ Keough for Perth Am
boy-l3, 1876 crossties, measuring Asa, $50 feet
COoney, Ec6stein g. Co.
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AUcT ON SALES.
Commissioners Sale
FOR PARTITION.
Savannah and Thunderboit Property
C. \. D0RSETT, AuCtlOnser.

Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
granted by the Honorable Judge OF the SD.
perior Court Of Chatham county, Georgia.
on the 4th day OF June. 1894, 10 the case OF
Mary =. Buckley and John N. Hemsen VS..
Ann Eliza Hardee the undersigned as
house OF said county, on TUESDAY July
Sd. 1894. during the usual hours OF sale, the
following property. towit
That tract or parcel OF land, situate lying
and being In the City OF savannah, County OF
Chatham and Stale OF Georgia being the
western part OF that lot Of land known and
designated upon the map OF plan OF said city
as lot number thirty lS0i. in Gilmerville
ward having n front OF sixty feet and ten
inches on Randolph street and a depth Of
eightynine feet and nine inches as the same
was conveyed un'O henry hemsen by Adam
Hohenstctn, trusee, ana others by deed dated
July Is, 1865, ana recorded in the clerk ONCE
Of the superior Court OF Chatham county. in
Records OF eeds book As. folio 1872, eto
Also that other tract icing three fourths OF
an acre, more or less, IN ihunderbolt, having
front OF one hundred ti0ll feet on the shell
road and one hundred 100 feet in the rear,
bounded north 10y the race track high fence.
east by land formerly OF Jefferson Roberts,
Jr, south by the rhunderbolt shell road,
west by lands formerly OF Jefferson Roberts,
Jr. being about three hundred feet from the
river front. ana being the same property con
yeyed to Henry Bemsen by William aud
Mary Wilson, by deed dated july Sth 1871
and recorded in said clerks ONCE in Records
OF Deeds, book Is folio 100: excepting. how
ever part OF SAID last mentioned lot. hith-
erto sold TO the Merchants and Mechanics
Land Company.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for titles.
CHARLES H. DORSETT,
Il. l.. HACkETr,
WALTER W. GROSS,
Commissioners.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SICk folks wanted at Westminster. s. O..
- No fancy watering place. but clean
moral town; mineral spring that is curing
rheumatism, Indigestion and kidney troubles.
Good board for the sick and their companions
at ten dollars per month. For particulars
write to VIM. D. Stribling, Intendant,