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PROPOSED MARRIAGEr0 30 GIRLS

Gay Widower OF 40 starts out on a
Unique Wiro Hunt In an Indiana
Town.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind, Nov. Ia.
Abraham Eastus, Of Dnnville.
Ind, IA wealthy widower, seventy
years old. came here Monday in
search of wife. He EMPLOYED
John Hudson to stand on street
corner with him and put down the
names Of all manageable women
who struck his fancy. He soon
had fifty names OF the list, graded
according to Hudson's recommen.
dation.
He started out yesterday to call
on the eligible list and propose
marriage. So far he has not met
with success, though he is confident
he Will get some one before he
leaves. He proposed To thirty
women and girls in two days.
AT one place he made favorable
impression, but the young woman
asked for time to consider. She
has found out that she WAS not his
first choice. and when he came back
for an answer lie had the door slam
med in his face. lIc employed an
attorney to help him with wealthy
widow, but she heard of his
many proposals and ordered him
out OF her house and threatened to
shoot him if he returned.
To-day he went INTO millinery
store, and calling the saleswoman
TO one sid0, lie told her his story
and proposed marriage. lie was
seen this evening, and says he is
having pleasant time hunting for
u wife, and that he does not pro-
pose to leave until he succeeds.
There are two young ladies from
klngwood at Charlottesville, en-
gagged in the millinery and dress
making business and their many
friends here, will be curious to
know II they are OH the above list
and the last chapter Of this story
will be awaited with much interest.
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ecuted.
1t is the graves OF these men that
surround the monument IN the
Chattanooga National Cemetery.
Upon the monument is a locomotive
cut out of marble, which represent IS
the "General," the locomotive
which the Raiders rode TO their
death. At the Atlanta Exposition
| was pleased to see the real old
General still preserved Just as
Andrews Raiders left it.
While in Chattanooga we were In.
vitea into the Mayors office and he
made us quite n nice speech. lie
is u young jew.
The whole distance from Nash
vile to Atlanta is historical ground.
At one place. in cut, is solitary
soldiers grave, beautifully kept
aud decorated with flowers by the
railroand hands. Upon the head
stone is the simple inscription /:
"An unknown hero; he died for the
cause he thought was right"
CHAs. E. TRBMBLY.
University of Nashville, Nov.4, 80.
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lisa Curious woman

Who can't have confidence ia DR..
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In female complaints" Of every kind
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OFF FOR GEORGIA.

They've all gone down to Georgia,
The editors, we mean,
From out among those wind.swcpt hill,
And pleasant valleys green.
From every town and hamlet,
a journalist went down
To represent the Mountain State
In that far off Southern town.
Now we rather have an idea
That they'll all fare mighty well.
For the new South, like giant,
Has n tale of power to tell
And they'll take each honest printerman
And lead him by the hand,
From the hills Of Carolina
To the Chattahoochee's strand.
And they'll bid him mark the beauty
OF the winding rivers bright,
OF the fertile, teeming landscape
And the fields of cotton white.
Mark the sound of honest labor
Maxim music far and wide,
From the hills of Carolina
To the Chattahoochee's tide.
And they'll bid them tell the story
Through the northland far and wide,
OF the big fair down In Georgia,
Southern wealth and Southern pride.
And we can't help feeling lonely,
When we find we'll not be there,
With all the country editors
AT hn
For in years gone by we've tasted
OF the glory of the South,
Snow white corn and sweet potatoes
just a meltin' in your mouth.
And the warmest, sweetest sunlight
God ever made to shine
Will be gleamin' down in Georgia
Through the whole endurin' time.
And the soft and dreamy fragrance
OF the hazy atmosphere
Make you want to stay forever
'Mong the cotton fields down there.
Yes, we love the dreamy Southland,
Her hills and valleys fair;
Her wealth of gorgeous beauty
And her perfume laden air.
And we hope that all may harken
To the glad and peaceful song
Rngin' over all the nation
In chorus full and strong.
From the gates of fair Atlanta
Comes the music blithe and cheer,
Come gather to the harvest feast
The time of hope is here
MIS- Cornwell, in A Atlanta Constitution.
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Pleasant
fnnn nmoln1a,

Meyof.-william Francis Maneaf.
Recordar-James W. Flynn.
Couucilm8n--David VI. WOtring. James 4 .
1enhart George 8. Williams. Madison T. Pow
ell and Waitman ". Graham.
Town SerReant--William n. Wheeler.
Societies
Knights Of Pythias-Lodee meets every Tues.
day eyeninR q their hall over Hardware store,
at 7s3O o'clock.
Independent order Of odd Feiiows-Lodge
m Gets every Saturday evening At the Knights
of Pythias hall az 7s80 O'Clock.
Golden Rule Encampment, No. 30. r. o. o. p.
euoh month In the odd Feliows' Hall. shop
Block.
The Independent order Of Good Tempiars =
lodge meets every Friday evening, in the I. o
o. r. Hall. % 40 O'Clock.
KING philip Tribe No. -. improved order Of
Red Nen meets every Wed ncsdav evening ~
I8o o'clock N the knights OF Pythias Hall over
Hardware store.
Kingwoad Council. No. S. Junior order rrnf-
ted american Mechanics- Meets everv Wed
nesday cvenne at 7,30 O'Clock I'm tho odd Fei-
lows Hall IN tho Bishop block.
Preston Lodge. No %, A. r. and A. M.--Meets
hr5t and third Monday in each month ~ 780 y
81 IN the knights Of Pythias Hall over Hard
Ware store
Churches.
". r. church-Rov g. p Crumuett. pastor
and q ~ N. sunday school nj g u. M. Ciass
Moetlngq o. m Young Folks Mee,ingat q 80 p.
p. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening At
Prcsbyfcrian Churoh-Pev. rno. r. .Tfaoteff
PASTOR. Preaching every Sabbath at lO.f5
o. m agi 7'3o RI. M. PRAYER Meeting
dav school ~ goo ~. m. Christian Fndcavor
Sahheth evening m G.80 Ladies' Missionary
Society meots every Tuesday Of each north
Ranfist Cburoh-No Pastor.
An v church REV. W. W Watson uosfor
Pfssemng cveFy fourth sundsy w tho month,
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On Tuesday evening some ten or
twelve couples of young people sc.
cured four horse team and a hay
wagon Cor a ride to Evansville.
They had arranged fer a supper
on their arrival and every prepara-
ton for jolly time. The gay
party was duly loaded and started
but they had not gone far when
discovered to their dismay that the
colored driver was hilariousiy and
gtorlously drunk. He too was out
for time. The driver was too
boozy to keep the team a-movin'.
After getting as far as Thornton il
was found imprudent to try to 90
any further and the ebay riders''
had their team headed for home,
and the palatable lunch at Evans
vile was not psrtaken of.--Graf
ton Sentinel.
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The New Equitable Fire 1nsur.
ance Company of Wheeling, was
recently organized in that city.
The capital stock subscribed was
800, 0,S1O,o0O of which was paid
in upon the organization. Hon.
John z. Jones, of Terra Alta, was
elected Presiden: of the new com
pany at salary of 800 per year.
The directors wanted to pay more,
but Mr.Jones said that was enough.
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INCIDENT OF fnE Wan.

to light from an Incident that oc-
Cured ut the battle OF Antietam,
which demonstrates that even the
roar of cannon, the shot aud shell,
the crash of muskstry aud the cold
touch of the bayonct cannot drive
from the breast OF the soldier the
spirit OF kindness aud humanity.
This incident tells Of the heruism
and kindness OF a Confederate pick.
ct and the grateful rcmcm berance
of wounded Yankee.
The battle Of Antietam had been
finished for about thirty hours. The
soldiets OF Lee and Mcclellan were
resting on their arms, after dire
full conflict in which both sides had
suffered terribly.and on the battle.
field the dead and wounded were
stretched out BY the thousands.
A young Confederate picket was
marching along his beat keeping
vigil over the sleeping army of
Northern Virginia. Just out there
were many of the Federal dead and
wounded.
A faint cry came to the ears OF
the boy in gray. 1t was gssping,
despairing cry. "Wator water T.
that was all that could be heard.
The man who gasped out those
words was dying slowly Of thirst.
The picket resolved to carry water
to the wounded Yankee. Near by
was a spring and quickly the picket
dlled his oanteen and returned TO
his post. The wounded soldier was
still begging for water, but the
question was how to get it to him.
The picket know he took his life in
his hands, but dropping upon his
knees he began crawling toward the
dying Federal. Two shots were
discharged at him from the Federal
shorp. shooters, but he kept stead
lily on until he reached the side OF
the wounded soldier. A wound
IN the thigh was letting the life
blood slowly out, and the soldier
quenching his thirst, thanked the
boy in gray for his Kindness. The
war was over right there and then
between those two fellows. Tho
picket returned to his post, and the
incident passed into the realm OF
memory.
Thirty-three years have passed
since that night, but the woun ded
Yankee and the boy In gray are
still in the land Of the living.
That drink Of water saved the life
os the wounded soldier, and he has
always been grateful to the memory
of the "Jonny reb," who gave him
the cooling beverage on the field at
Antietam.
The Federal soldier was Mr.. B.
l.. Burr, who is now editor of the
TUlland County Leader, Of Rock
ford, Conn. For years he has been
trying to hud the iiamo Of the man
who risked his life to bring him a
drink Of water and has ut last sue
ceeded. Through some chance he
happened to write to Major w. b.
Pruitt, Of Athens, Ga, concerning
the incident, aud few days since
Major Pruitt in talking with a
friend learned that the Confederate
picket was Mr.. Matt Norton, Of
Wintertille, GA.
Mr.. Burr was notified, and he
and Mr.. Norton have entered into
regular correspondence. giving each
other maps, describing their ideas
OF how the lines we're at that day,
and everything goes to prove that
Mr.. Norton was the soldier who
carried the water TO Mr., Burr.
Mr.. Norton had long since forgot
ten the incident, but now remem.
bcrs 1t perfectly. C0nstf-
tuition.
@~
rtfo . nurro..s W ,.......4
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nouse OF Delegates.

East Side-Willian Henry Glover, Terra Alta
West Side-James w. White, Kingwood.
Sheriff f-LeRov Shaw
DEPUTY sHgRIFFs.
kingwood District-Luther McMillen,
Ealley-N0ne.
LYON a.
keno-C, n. RIdenouf
Union-ieorge 0eissman.
Portland
qrant-Albert r. Fearer.
Pleasant-None.
CLERK Circuit Court--John W Watson
Clerk County Court Ami Martin
prosecuting Attorney-D, M, Wotring.
County SuryeyOr--A. r. McMillen.
Supt. OF SchoolS-aH. o. Whetsell
Assessor East side. Gabriel PuIliam.
West side, VIM +. Maneaf.
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A man who gets mad at what
the newspapers say of him should
return thanks three times day
for what they know about him but
don't say Exchange.
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Here Is some more Of Watt War
roetg, s.,.ts., ,..1 .L:t-f

Here ls some more Of Watt War
rcu's poetry and philosophy.
AT twenty-five when a man is
young. he thinks lie knows it all.
ne likes 30 wag his active tongue
and exercise HE gall. he struts
around ia noble rage-the world is
all his own, be laughs TO scoru the
world Of age and lisps Of self alone.
lie wears a window 70 his eye. 70
see bis whiskefs grow, he thinks
the ladies pine and die because
they love him so. At forty. a.
you may suppose, he's knuckIed
down TO oiz, It's not till sixty that
he knows how big . chump he is. -
GleRgjlle Patkfnder.
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The Kiugwood ARGUS with It's
last issue completed it's twenty
fourth volume. Though like some
Of its getting up in
years, il is still as sprightly as ever
and gets better with age. Success
to it and its genial editor, J. slidell
Brown. .-Philippi Plaindealer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-21

THE West VrRo1NrA ARGUS. pub
lIshed at Kingwood, has passed its
24th mile post, and is a sprightIv
paper. THE ARGUS has lived a long
life in the banner Republican coun.
ty Of the State, and Bro. Brown as.
serts that he is not busted yet
L01an Bannw.
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AN ASSIGNMENT.
The Irondale Furnace Property Turn
ed ever TO Charles Il. Ddrbin.

IRoNDALB FURNACE, Preston
County, w. Va, November 49,
The lrondsle Furnace, + Nemegyei,
proprietor. has made an assign ment
OF all its property, consisting Of the
iron furnace oeal mines and coke
ovens, together with its real estate,
TO Charles II. Durbn, trustee, for
the benefit OF It's creditors. The
principal creditors are the Bank of
Grafton, --- Nautterbau m of Am.
sterdam, Holland and John r..
McGraw. The property is various.
ly estimated at from $500 TO
S15O.000, while the debts do not
exceed $50, 900. This furnace was
the principal freight producing In.
dustry along tho line Of the Baiti
more & Ohio Railroad q few years
since, and 10 is said that Col. Mem
egei invested in its development
S25O.000. In addition TO the for
Dace there is a railroad which runs
from the Baltimore s. Ohio Rail-
road to tho furnace property.
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DIRECTORY.
Stato OmcIals

Governor-william A. MacCorkie. KanaNha
bounty.
Secretary OF state-william Il. Chiffon. Ka.
nawha county.
Auditor-Isaac V. johnson, Barbour county.
Treasurer-John ". Rowan, Monroe county.
Attorney Senerai-T ;. Riley. Ohio county.
Supt. of Schools--Virgil A. Lewis, Mason Co.
AdJutant General--James A. Holley, lincoln
County.
state Librarian--E. l.. Wood, Kanawha.co
Private Sec'y to GOV. John Il. White Hamu-
thire county.
Chief CLERK Auditors office--wm. A. Cracratt
- Sec'y states OGice-G. o. Chiffon
supt. schools IT. J. Grass.
Treasnrcrs Percy Rowan
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RuPTuRE CnRED Al HnNE.

II you suffer from rupture in any of
its various forms, aud desire TO De re-
lievcd you can learn how 70 be cured
by naming this paper and addressing
r. IT, NERRlCK. Huntington. w Va
He viii send full particulars free 6ni
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FIRST District-B. Is. Dovenor, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
ippi, Barbour Co.
hanawha County
a, Fourth District-warren Miller, jackson c.
", Jackson county.
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UNITED sTATRs COURT.

Judge. J. jackson, Parkersburg, Wood Co
clerk. Y. Moore, Clarksburg, Harrison Co
4, U. s. District Att'y-C. c. Watts, Charleston
kanawha county.
=, Asst. Dist. Attorney-stuart F. Walker. Mar
tlnsburg, Berkeley county
U. s. Marshal-A. ID. Garden, Wheeling, w va
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supreme Court OF Anneals

Homer II. Hol. President, Greenbrier t,c
j. W. English Mason county.
Henry Brannon, Lewis Co.
NJ. III. Dent, Taylor Co.
Col. Charles Hedriok, Criar. Kanawha county.
o. \. Long, Clerk, Kanawha Co.
T. g. Riley. Reporter. Ohio county.
Convenes at Charleston Second Wednesday in
january; Wheeling, first Wednesday In June
Uharlestown, hrst Wednesday In September
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rOnslahIee.

Kinewood, Thomas Hawker ard deo p. OF
man.
Valley. Emanuel Dixon and J. r. watson
Lyon. |. w. Criss and w II. Taylor.
Reno, +. Halbritter and G. N Rideuour
Union, u. w. Myers and Geo Geissman.
Portland. W. A. McGlnnts
Pleasant, j 8. Kelly and J. VI. shaw.
Grant, s. r. Conner and j. w. MichaoIs.
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MagIstraten

,Kinewood District Joseph NJ Gcdwin and
Joseph A. Miller
Vailev. VI. NJ. Martin
Lyon, Eugene Iiugglns and James McGee.
Reno. II. IT, Wheeler and Lucas Forman
Union, julius Scheer and A. NJ. Berry.
Portland, shn w. Hill and Albert O. Mason.
Pleasant. Levi r. Miller and ID. III. Martin
Grant. j. E. Bird aud W II. MuGibbors,
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Boards ofKaacatlon,

j. A. tenhart, President
Einpwood f1istrtct Capt. J. r. .Murdock, SEQ
J DR.. M.T.Powell
NJ. G. Gibson.
u. r. Cobnn, Pres
SaiieV Dir. y. A. Cox. Sec.
J Thomas Fortney
| Nicholas Posten.
fW. +. Stuck, Pres
Ivon Dr. Sd Posten, sec.
Geo. g. Shaw
DIR. u. w. Showaltef.
DR. J. r Michael Pres
Reno William Loughridge, Sec
W. r. Pierce.
DR.. NJ. II. PrOudfOot.
Edmund whitehair, Pres
fo.,.,A John W. Hill, Sec'y.
Samuel B. Freeland.
James G. White.
fJulius scherr Pres
,rnt, J Lloyd Shaffer, Sec.
UNIV" ] r. p, King.
David g. wilt.
~. !. Martin. Pres
pios.a.4 w. II. Ringer, Sec.
VIM. q. Ringer.
I. W Hartman
f1os q. Arnold. Pres.
fIx.,t ~. r. Scott SEQ.
N'""' J. r. Smith
tAsa X. Frazee
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5HmueI tt H'Gramm, Fetterman, Taylor Co.
Judge, Third Judicial District.
Joseph T. Hoke, Kingwood Preston County.
COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS.
M Goodwin and ID. NJ. wotrIng.
CONN sSIoNERs IN CHANCERY.
a ID; NJ. Wotrlng Neil J. Fortney, and w M.
V. Dawson and w. B. Parkhurst.
REC EVER OF THE COURT.
James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COURT
cortland, John Phones. President, Terra Alta
Kingwood, Edmund Messenger, Kingwood
VALLEY. Bdward NJ. Hartley Masontown.
Lyon, David j. Walls, Independence
union. Page II. McCrum Aurora
Reno, Harrison Zinn, Fellowsville
Pleasant, Perry Metheney. Valley Point
Grant, X. b. Waddle, Brandon eille.
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NEIGHBORLY NOTICE

The last issue Of the Kingwood
ARGUS completed it's gath year. It
ls a well edited Democratic journal
and one among our most valued ex-
changes. --Bairm0nt Indez.
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Courts Convene,

December II. y ~
County court-First Monday in January, April,
fuiy and October.
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United statcs senaters,
Members OfCongress.

county.
stephen Benton Elkins, Elklns, Randolph Co
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DR. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation
piles, billiousuess, Indigestion and head
aches
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State senarors-EIeyenth district.

william q. Worley, Kingwood. Preston Co.
samuel H.Gramm, FettermAn, Taylor Co.
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8 NALESNEN WAKIEII--ro sop'
~ EOF.HlCOTlHB MIDGET CIGARS

Salary or commission. Good side line
Samples free Address,
lands e. CO.,
Shippeusburg, pd
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COMMIssIONERs oE aCropNTs

aage. Third Judicial District.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-17
Christian F.ndeavor

Mex Sunday evening the Christian En-
deavor society will havea question box
meeting at the Baptist church.
Every member OF the society is expected
to present at least one question for
answer, and all others are invited to pass
in question or questions. Any question
bearing on religious subject Will be
welcome.
1t is best that the questions be handed
in as far as possible, before Sunday. One
need not sign his name to the question,
but If ii is desired that any particular
person answer it the request VIII be
granted. All questions may be given to
the members of the prayer meeting com
mittee Mrs. Charles Curtis, Cei.a Card,
Alden Farrell, Arthur Li5gin, and Ellie
Walker. Or, If more convenient, they
may be put into the hands OF the pastor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-17

Bluehill uuartette rendered beautiful Sc
lections of music at this as at the funeral
of the daughter.
Looking upon the peaceful features,
smooth and fair, with scarcely line
showing upon the serene face ii was hard
to believe that eighty-tiye years had pass
ed over he dear old man. Beautiful TOW
ers, of which he was very fond, Gala
lily. carnations, roses, smiIaN, and sweet
scented towering sprays, brought by ms
daughter Emily, with "A profusion OF
home blossoms. seemed type OF the new
found beauties beyond.
The aged wife, whose companion had SO
suddenly gone from her side, bore the
separation with wonderful fortitude. as
she always did the sorrows she has been
called to bear in past years, trusting
fully in the power OF the eternal love to
comfort and sustain under every trial.
To the children and grandchildren one
OF the saddest regrets next to the break
ing OF the old home ties was the thought
that mere would be no more CHEEKY, low
ing letters from grandpa who even
during the last year of his life wrote doz-
ems Of long chatty letters to his sons and
daughters.
an times of sorrow, God Is near,
His vigis never cease,
His tender loving voice hear.
"In me We shall have peace"
Jan. Il. j. NJ. Nj.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

W. IL EREAS, William II. Young, of Eden.
W in the county of Hancock and State of
Maine. by, his mortgage. deed, dated the
twentieth day of June, a. d. 1887, and recorded
in Hancock Registry of Deeds in said coun-
", vol. 22o page 81, conveyed to me, the un-
detsigned, certain parcel of real estate in
SAID Eden, bounded as follows, viz Begin
nlng at the northwest corner bound Of Otis
Is. LeIandS house lot; thence south sixty-
tour degrees west five and three-fourth rods
to the center of a stone wall at a stake.
thence north twenty-six degrees west TWEEN
ty-four rods and sixteen links to post:
thence north tifty-eight degrees east twenty
seven rods and four links to a post; thence
south hfteen degrees east thirty-one rods and
sixteen links to post; thence south seventy
hEe and one-hal degrees west eight rods and
nine links to a post; it being Otis b Leland's
northeast corner bound; thence following
sald Leland northern line south seventy
me and half degrees ,,est seven ana onf.
nan rods to the aforementioned bound and
containing four and one-fourth acres, more
or or less and whereas the condition of
SAID mortgage has been broken, now there
tore, by reason Of the breach of the condition
thereof, claim foreclosure of said mort
gage, HosFA X H.Ntop
BY b. r. Sowle, his atty
January IS a. d. 1895.