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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
PRESIDENTS DAY.
Nations Chief Executive Shock HANDS
Until He Was Tired Ont.


Until He Was Tired Ont.
ATLANTA, Oct. .24.-Yesterday was Presi-
dents day at the exposition, and the
grounds were crowded. The ceremonies
In connection with the occasion were held
In the afternoon.
The president was greeted by an ovation
which lasted for several minutes. Hats
were thrown In tho air and boundless en-
thusiasm was manifested. His speech,
though short, consumed considerable
time in delivery. because Of the frequent
Interruptions OF applause.
At Its conclusion Mr.. Cleveland held an
informal reception. For five minutes he
qrasped the hands Of American citizens at
the rate Of 1913 a minute. In ID minutes
the presidents face was covered with per-
'spiration, and he was evidently tiring
For 83 minutes he continued to shake
hands with the throng, and he then said
he was fatigued, and bhe line was closed.
After luncheon the president began
tour of the grounds, visiting the govern
ment buildings, the main building. the
negro building and inspected the exposi
ton throughout.
The series of courtesies extended to the
presidential party were concluded las
night with a reception at the Capital Cit.
club, which put itself on record as tn
most elaborate social function ever under
taken in the south. The chief executive
spent an hour or moro receiving the 100
people present. After tho reception. tn
president and his party left for wash
ington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

LONDON Oct PA Constantinoplc dis
patch to The Standard says: Sinister
stories are afioat regarding the vengeance
wreaked on members Of the young Turk
ish party. A leading Mussulman lawyer
named Izzet (whose arrest was reported
some time since) was tortured and died In
Viking prison on proof of corresponding
with the party. There is another uncon-
firmed ruJnor that 30 leaders OF this party
were arrested ON Saturday, and were sum.
marlly tried and executed on charge oi
excesses during the riots.
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Send 3 Cents for Sample Pack
age. Faultless Chemical Com
pany, Baltimore, Md.
Legal NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution No. lOIl2 issued
from the District Court of the 9th judicial
District, holden at Providence. witnln ana
for said District on the lst day OF July. A ~.
1895, and returnable to said Court on the lst
day of October, 1895. wherein the Brooklyn
Varnish Manufacturing Company, corpora
tiun of New York, is plainnif, ana Charles
A. Brown and - Brown. ahas 'onn IN DSe. Se.
PENDANTS, will be sold at Public Auction on
SATURDAY, October 10Th, 1895, at IL Q ,elcok'
nocn, at the Sherff's office in the Court House,
on College street, IL the City OF providence,
ali the right, title and interest that the within
named defendant, Charles A. Brown. had on
the 10Th day Of May, 1895, at one 9, clock and 80
minutes D. M, the time OF the attachment on
the original writ in the suit in which the ABOVE
described execution was obtained IN and 10 the
following described real estate, viz. That lot
OF land with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated IN the CITY OF Prou
dence on the westerly side of l. street, on
which IL measures 40 feet, and holding that
width extends back 90 feet, being the south
westerly portion OF lot "a ON plat OF house
by Cushing & Dewitt, November, 1870, being
the same premises conveyed TO Sharies a..
Brown by deed on record In the once OF tne
Recorder of Deeds in said PROVIDENCE IN deco
hook 3l6 page 22l. Also one other certain lot
of land with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, and bounded north aud east
by lot 81 on plat of Philip w. Martin estate by
NJ. b. lockwood, Providence. May l2th. ls45,
measuring on said lot 30. 10 feet, westerly on
land of William Pierce and wife 70 ~ feet,
southerly on Ashburton street 06 ~ fset, and
easterly on land of Walter Il. Potter 6g. 6s feet
by estimation 1853 square feet OF land, and II
the Same land conveyed TO Charles A. Brown
by deed recorded in said Recorders Office In
deed book 1852, page 2Ol.
Levied on this I'd day OF July. 1888, az lO;l'
n. M, and will be sold to satisfy said exceu
VIZ" sunny SAMUEL E. GARDINER.
| sep2G4ths Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

The subject this evening which will be
OF interest to the younger portion OF
those Assem- bied at the "Tea Tia ble' is one
which so able paper az the New York
Sun has seen at to discuss, and in a seri.
Gus and semi humorous VEIN handled
the subject in the characteristicaly skill
ful manner for which that great metro
politan paper is noted. The subject re-
ferred to is this: "Why do young people
when courting insist ON lowering the
light in the parlor or room where they
may be seated"
OF course II is only to be presumed that
A leaf or two from the book OF expert
ence will be accepted as an opinion
worthy OF notice and so j must needs at
this late day, after the summer heat and
winter blasts of nearly so years, refer TO
some kindly disposed person who will
give the modern version OF why things
happen as they do, and why the glim-
mer is reduced at the time referred to.
After gaining the requisite information
TO base an opinion upon, the following
deductions are made:
The psrty OF the first part, the young
man who has called upon the party OF the
second part, the young lady, who has re-
lipouished her bicycle long enough 60
give said party OF the first part an audi
euce I'm ber fathers parlor with object
i'm view OF listening to the manner In
which said party OF the first part presents
his claim to be a future supporter and
protector OF said party OF the second part.
Now the fare and glimmer OF the gas
light 10 pot ell conducive to low nurmur'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Military Academy Statistics.

wAsHrNGToN, Oct 24.-The report OF
the superintendent Of the United States
Military academy for the year ending
Sept. 80, 1895, shows that during the year
90 cadets were discharged for deficiency in
studies, l for deficiency in discipline,
2 for physical disability, 10 resigned and
So were graduated, while there. were ad
mitted in all at the examinations held In
March, June and August, 100.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

NORTH EAsToS. Mass, Oct. 24.-An air
of mourning pervades this town as the
preparations for the funeral of Oliver
Ames are being made. The honorary pail
bearers will be Ex-Governor Robinson,
Colonel n. A. Tower, Hon. G. M. John.
son, s. t. Peabody g. o. Shattack, Judge
E. J. Sherman, Samuel Carr and Gilmer
Clapp. The acting pallbearers will be
men from tho Aines shovel works.
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Addressed by .Father. Clark.

M-,pIETowS, Conn, Oct. ci.-The fea-
turs OF the closing session Of the state
Christian Endcavor convention yesterday
was the address OF Rev. DIR. Clark, founder
of the society, on Gods Design in Chris
tian Endeavor." Chaplain McCabe spoke
on the Missionary Aspect Of the En-.
seayor Work." and Rev. Il. NJ. Potent
spoke on 1.-The Convention and oppor.
tpnity y-How tp Use Them."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

ST. JoHN's, n. f., Oct 24.-The trouble
in the government continues Members
are vigorously denouncing each other.
Another new office hos been created, oon-
trary TO the retrenchment policy OF the
ooverpment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
The st. Augustine Burned.

New YORK. Oct. 24.-Stcamer Orizaba,
from Habana, passed the steamer City OF
St. Augustine, all in flames and burned to
the waters edge, ut o'clock Tuesday
morning, IS miles from Hatteras. As the
night was clear and the sea calm, 1t Is
thought the crew were picked up by some
passing craft. The City of st. Augustine
was bound from this port for jackson
xflla
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
large Failing on.

WASHINGTON, Oct. A-The collections
Of internal revenue during the first three
months of the present fiscal year were
s37,744,47s, as against $oS,o54, lob for the
same period last year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Three Banks Under Fire.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Oct 24.-Reso'
lutions have been adopted by the city
council ordering an Investigation of the
conditions of the Superior National, the
Douglas County and the Bank Of South
Superior with view of starting prosecu-
tions. 1t Is said the city lost large
amount by the failure OF the banks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Three Trainncn Killed.

EAST RApFoRp, Va, Oct. ga fast
freight was wrecked by herd of cattle
three miles west Of Max Meadows yester-
day. Engineer O'Neil, Fireman Linda
mood and Brakeman Houston were in
stantly killed Conductor Moore and two
other brakeman were seriously injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Aged Preacher Died In Church.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 24.-Rev. Will
lam Gordon, 81 years old, Of Michigan
City, Ind, who was visiting his daughter
in this city, dropped dead last night while
attending q prayer meeting at Grace
Methodist Episcopal church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Extradition Papers Out.

NEW YORK, Oct 24.-United States
Commissioner Shields yesterday issued a
warrant for the arrest of Herbert Krann
for extradition TO England for the alleged
larceny of Canadian Pacific stock, worth
$4,000, from Mrs. Winifrcde Gordon OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Women and Children Defended.

BALTIMORE, Oct PA resolution was
adopted by the w. G. T. U. convention de-
ploring the numerous outrages upon de-
fenseless women and children, and urging
that steps be taken to mould public opin-
ion or to secure such legislation as would
secure to the victim q greater degree of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Tho southern Pacific Appeal.

wAsHIyGroS Oct 24.-The appeal Of
the famous Southern Pacific railroad case
reached the United States supreme court
Yesterday, and was docketed. The tran
.crlpt covers 1850 pages.
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Century Record Lowered.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. e4.-B. w. Twiman
Yesterday broke the 10O-milc bicycle record.
The former record, made by himself, was
4:29:l9. His time yesterday was 4:27;R.
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Orator OF Ninetx-Three.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 24.-Hon. James w.
Bradbury, ex-United States senator, and
who is over 90 years of age, will be the
orator at the dedication of the new Lith-
cow library building at Augusta in De-
,a,,har
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

WABASH. Ind, Oct. PA new record
for 100 yards square heel and too walk
was made here by Cowboy" Smith low
sring the record from 1875 70 1875.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
The Eastern
Electrotyping Co.
WOOD RAvERS AND
ElECTRoTYPER re-.
81 ssbin street. Providence. IL. 1.

ing and monosyllahic utterances accom-
panied by a slight pressure of the hand
to give emphasis to the meaning. When
the light is lowered there is confidence
in the air which is partaken OF by both
the party of the first and second part.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

CORPUS CHRISTI Tex, Oct. A.-Fitz-
simmons says he is still anxious TO be
locked in q room with Corbett, to 60 at IL
rough and tumble.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
school BniIdinx nurned.

DELTA, Ia. Oct. 2i-Thc high school
building was burned yesterday, and nine
peopls were ipjursd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Van wyck Improving

WAsHrNGroS, Oct. 24.-Ex-Senator Van
wyck's condition is reported as improv-
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SHORTHAND.

This age is a fast one. Men
travel fasi. think fast, talk fast.
IRE merchant must have his busi-
ness move fast; hence he en-
n,oys a Shorthand writer. To the
wide-awake. progressive business
bouse of today the stenographer
is a necessary adjunct.
The Providence Bryant STRAIT
ton Business College gives a thor
ouch training in shorthand and
typewriting, and in all forms OF
copying by letter-press, carbon
and mimeograph.
Now ia the time 10 enter.
Send for catalogue.
4. B. STOWELL, Prin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

This confidence superinduced by the
artificial cleaning, caused by turning
down the light, enables the party OF the
first part to concoct innumerable anec-
dotes teeming with that unctuous commo-
dity termed love, while the party OF the
second part, shielded TO some extent by
the shadows caused by the lowering OF
the light, allows her cheeks TO become
suffused with bushes, while ever and anon
she opens wide her luminous eyes and
bites the lower portion of her cupid
bowed lips az she seems 10 detect the
sem blance of a whopper in what said
party OF the first part is at the time say
ng.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

Then, too. the said parties herewith
referred to, may have in nina the In :
terests of the father OF the party OF The
second part and for economical as well as
other reasons take 1t upon themselves to
lower the light in order to save the gas
or oil as the case may be. As moonlight
is essential as an energizing factor to the
tender passion on the sanded beach OF
the seashore or along the wooded walk OF
country village or the piazza OF some
mountain resort hotel, SO also Is the
turning down of the light in the parlor
OF the home. where the marriagsble
daughter ia allowed to hear what the
young man OF her choice has to say on
the subject OF matrimony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

II is along about here that must insert
a paragraph to the effect that the Mistit
Clothing Parlors, 19g Westminster street,
have made extraordinary efforts this
season to me-, I the requirements OF their
patrons by placing on their counters the
best quality of clothing at the lowest
possible prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

And now let US turn down the light
and in the shadows give our thoughts
full play. Let no thought revert to the
past, however, except perchance TO con-
trast the present, but let us think oil the
possibilities of the future. made the more
probable by what the present gives ample
proof OF being capable OF. The old, old
story will be told o'cr and o'er sgain in
the glare of sunshine ss well as In the
shadow OF the turned down light, and
those who plight their troth today, Will
live. let us hope, to never rue the tune
when in their youth they pictureo' the
home where lore reigned supreme un-
msrred by cloud OF disappointment and
despair
The su bject tomorrow evening Will be
something or either. OLD VET.
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FIRE!-Save this and wait until
Thursda>. February 2lst.
One Hundred aid Twenty Eve Thou
sand Dollars worth, of fine tn,l,r made
clothing saved from the lat" St L"uis
Fir has been shipped tn New Orleans,
La. to hr sold hy order Of Insurance
Companies. The entire Five Story
Building known rs the Ga,des Build
ing. SO. 38 and 40 Camp Street has
been leased for seventeen DAYS only.
Sale. begins Thursday. February
21st, at 8 a. m AL gill positively
clos. Saturday. March oh. ut 10 y. ~.
A large fire III u 81. Louis w nlesale
Cl"thing H",s. sli hil> DAMAGED their
entire stock of Fine Taller Made Cln-
thing by smoke and water nni.. the
Insurance adin>ters after all +. ff".tS 10
make Il satisfactory settlnneu f. i. d
to dc SO: The Iusmanc.. cnm,mnies
-" i, took charge ol II" stock amount
ing to 1925. 900 90 consisting OF tine
clothing for Mei's. Boys AMI G Il
dren's wear. this enti'e stock has been
shipped t" New OlleanS. La. IL H. sold
III Setenteen days. nj less than manu-
FL. tnrtis cost.
Note a few prices Mems Fine SHIFTS
worth $1l.00. only $3s5 Mems Fine
Cashmere SHIFTS in FrockS End Sacks
worth $3.50, only S. 63; Mems
w 'isted Suits. all dark shades worth
$14 IS, only Sc IS Mems Fine Sui =.
/" T"eeds and Scntch Ch4sints. w",th
$3.50, only $685.: Men'> Fine Dress
Suits in Wales Tricots. etc. worth
$s22 50. onl. SO IS; Mems Fine Suits ~
Hair Lines, Clay Wmsted, round and
sq"nre cnt. sacks. regent. ~cnfaways.
etc. worth $26 so, only 81 IS Mems
Imported Woisted and Pure Wmien
Silk. Mixed Suits. all styles, shades aud
c%olors, worth $$:3s2 90, only $3.50 =;
Mems Finest Dress Suits in Broad
cloths. English Wers,eds. etc, in
Prince Aiherts. Cutaways, S cks.
worth $500, only $500; Boys Suits,
75cts. ana upwards.
Remember we have thousands Of
other styles ard qualities that we have
not the space to mention.
In order to give our statesmen a
chance to strengthen this enormous
stock, store will close each evening at
: o'clock. Bring this with you.
r. ). This is q good chance for
merchants as goods will be sold at
less than cost of manufactures.
JOHN R. ROBERTS, Manager.
Make no mistake in place and num-
Der. Look for large Fire signs on
building 36, 50 e. 40 Camp ST., be-
tween Common and Gravier.
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az Advertising:

Fer each square of ten lines or less
the first insertion 81. $50. Second inser-
ton, IS cents per square. For subse-
Quent insertions. per square so cents.
Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and business cards. in
cluHirg paper, will be published at the
rate of 81 cents per square for the first
insertion, and IS cents for subsequent
assertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers
Announcing candidates for Office,
90, to he paid for IN ADVANCE.
advertisements not marked OH the
copy for a specified lime will be inser-
ted til forbid and payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to
this parer must always furnish their
real names to the Editor. u'a will not
save or return rej:cted manuscripts.
Annsions personally Cisnaraging &c
any Ole VIII never be inserted except
as ad1 ertisements nor then. if peculiar
ly objectionable.
COLLECTION MADE MONTHLY.
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WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS.

PRopRIEToRs P. p. p:
1t becomes my duty to add my ties
tlmonial to the wonderful curative
properties Of p. p. p. (Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and P~otassium.). Some
years ago | bruised my ankle on nv
saddle stirrnp from a little scratch
the place began to enlarge until 1t was
az large as the palm of my hand, dis
charging pus, exposing part of the
bone. ] called to see pt.ysirian>
they pronounced it "a Il fever s.,
and incn'ah'e. It BECAME 80 painful.
and swollen =" badly ,.uat i :fipd han.
daae for rel;et until ! seemed a rubber
snPpo";cr : after securing the rubber
supporter for temporary relief, I be
gan TO use internal remedies. trying
several different kinds without y
apparent relief. ,esolr ed 10 try =.
=. Z. which | did. After using ON.
bottle the result was such ] continued
nntIi tee sixth bottle was ased. when
my lnhher supporter WAS nor further
required. as the SOTO was c~amplctclv
healed and swelling entirely gone.
therefore take pleasure in saving T.,
the public generally that ii is my be-
lief from actual experience, that TIN.
use otP. P. p. :fproperly persisten in.
WI cure any ease of isnpuG. blood or
blood poisoning.
Respectfully.
PEoF. y. L. HsrNEY. Postmaster,
Wichita Falls. Texas.
/. the undersigned, knew Prof. Ilicl5-
ey az HE time 'te comm"rcrtl to take
L. +. L. for tis snra leg, aud ! did not
thlhk a rnre possible. I noticed It's
progress from ,ie start. and mnst sav
remarkable an =. +. +. brought
ah"Iit was >omc'Ajns mary.laus
Il. iNHAN. Druggist.
Nivft;rn Falls. pes.t>.
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Tpachers' Examination.
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.

We will conclude this subject ,ext
week with the answers 10 the Gram
MAR questions. and then we will com,
''aeh 20 some subjects We have 81
really asitatcd sub AS the teachers
library, monthly Institutes. etc. Get
'y"lus Articles on ,i:eS. Subjects read,
aud send them in at once. Bur 10 h..
subject in hand
J.. Define Physiology md hygiene ,
Ans"ef-f'fvsia!nsy TREATS Of the
i"llciinEs OF the organs of the bcly.
tif2iehc treats nj th. preservation -,
IN" tNtt.' II Il stat" Of ~ti"ssl!;..
:. ii"" niad} bones at.. riple il. The
!,nnian hniy3
.tHS""l-ihat ec,rnlS on tE. ore
az tie individual. Ii4tls Az more. N
u ~''li'!i than IN ~ 3dait siact saa,r .f
Tie t''t'ts grow la-srtitl and Inns
i1fh one. The number of l,anps rs
@iNra ht y~at!,Hs> authorities lauo,s
from 200 10 I'll.
). " hat is The effect Of alcohol ON
growing "t A"nnS people !
-itfS"st--Atcotinl prevents the ma
per development Of cells. and since
Inc eeits and TISSUES vi The yonn. an.
-Aofe sensitive than those Of old p.o.
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nyou areteei,ns
out of sorts, wesf
and generally cs.'
Ia'usted, nervous.
have 10 appetite !
and can't work.
begin at oncetaL.t
Tug the O reji..;
bic Strengthening
eoicine,whic IS
Browns Iron Bit. !
tiers. 4 few bot.
ties cEre-benest'
comes from Nie]
very .srst dose-a'
svont stain 3ssv.
He", and it's'
pleasant 10 take
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him, but otherwise received notice scf
his doom in silence. So
The murder which THE man coelly
and premedttatediy committed was %
base, unjustiiahle and brutal, that no
one can sympathise With him in the
terrible ordeal through which he is
now passing.
The execution will take place in the
prison walls. on the same scaffbld
frcm which Dunk Williams dropped
on Nov. 9th, 1894.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
lS.h. Judicial District Court, Parish of
LaiOulche.
Hrs. PAUL.. Use. rife Of j. II.
Beggarie = No. 3Oo6, Nice.
iWe Ponce.

FAKE NOTICE, HAT ACTING t,NDER
aud by virtue nj a wit OF E.xecutory
Process. .manhting fiom the above entitled
tinrf. i'll the above entitled and numbered
Gaze, ] have seized ami will offer for sale at
pnhilc auction, pursuant to law, to the last
ami highest bidder. at the Court House in
the town of ThiboGaus. OF
SATURDAY, MARCH 10th. 1895.
GGr~:o" he h"nTs If !! n'r,ock a. m. aud 4
OCT ok u M, the IL lhMiug described pve1j
eltv, To wit
The Undivided one G~tl,te Of a certain
traci OF land situased i" this parish. on the
lett hank IL the Bayou i.ainurrhe, 1T about
T"+nty-se-en miles yellow IN. town Of Thib
o'aux. measuring even arp. hts in front
n'"re Or 'rss, mrtr''"I NJ re ttavnu Lafour-
che hN The rdinar q. al, 81 F,,ity aruents.
- a. to leave i've ~ s.'t, .s.,nf ~ the upper
tract. ot which TIM npIt s> nrierts of the
land presently sold .I,;! conveyed formerly
termed a part, bonrd-.I above by lands now
owned by Adelarai Is Il r.tnx, and below by
land OF 3elphin Bahin. with he proportional
o,,tning II the upper SIX aipents which il
Aat I" the orr mai eleven arpents OF the
original Pure Lee tract. Of which said six
iif!enfs formed a part together with the
nattlVldtd one quarter III the sugar house.
machinery. saw II III, mules ears. and ayr
cultural implements now IN nse on said
piant.tion.
70 as and sat,sf the .nun Of Eighteen
Hundred and Forty hre- D.llars with III.
terrst thereon al til. rat al Eight per cent
% I nnnm from date til pa! nd the .,ldl-
fional SUN of Tn p-t c.,.t ~ toe aggregate
thereof principal and interest as attorney !
tees less tho sum Of me nnul,r.l and twenty.
nine AMI i4llW )ollar- paid on arcoun, Jan
ua,y .iltil 1891 and Eiily-iiys Dollars paid
JANUARY 18th, 1892, and al casts OF snit here
10. janis BEARY.
r. Sheriff Ut Lstnurcne.
February 9th, 1925. N.