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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-26
Hunters, Rates

Agents of Ohio Central Lines are sell
ling Hunters Tickets To all points in tn
hunting territory at hunters rates See
Ohio Central Agents 3ltf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-26

eff I did not honestly believe that tho
election of the Republican ticket next
November would be for the best inter-
ests of prosperity and glory of the whole
people of the state, would not ask you
tn yota IL ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-26
GOING NORTH
+Daily. tDaily excep Sunday 4.

The Fast Line leaves Toledo at 1880 a m,
carrying day coaches and parlor ?ars connect,
ing with through trains tor Norfolk, Richmond
and all cities in the Virginias and carolinas.
Parlor and palace cars ON all express trains.
Any ticket agent viii give You full informa
address II. A. Wilson, Dist Pass. Agent, Toledo.
o., or w. IL. Fisher, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Columbus. Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-26

1.-THE Republican party never encoun-
tered difficulty that it did not over
come; never avoided responsibility
that confronted it and never hesitatei
to declare its position on any vital
issue"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-26

"These reunions are restful camps on
our march to the Golden City, to which
we are promised peaceful entrance if we
have been faithful soldiers. Only a
few more of these resting places are
vouchsafed to us; let US enjoy them,
and as we pass from one to the next
each nearer home-try and do some
good, raise up the old comrade who has
fallen by the way, care for the widow
and orphan, help the poor and needy, be
true to friends, and so live always, that
when our march is ended, we shall be
permitted to enter the home prepared
for all the faithful.-To the members of
his old company"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-10-26
STRONGLY STATED.

Fome of General BushnelTs Ringing
Sentences.
This is n great nation. Let us put its af-
fairs in the hands of the party capable of
managing them the most successfully and
the greatest prosperity of the people. Our
Democratic friends mean well, am sure,
and think that they and their party can
manage affairs just as well AS any one else,
but that is n mistake. The record Is
against them. They have tried It and not
been successful, and therefore, n matter
of business, they should be retired and tho
management placed in the hands of tho
Republicans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
SENATOR ELKINS

Is Not Committed To .inybody on the
Prrsidrncy-A Whole Year Ahead.
While Senator Elkins wa. in Morgan.
town ! asked him what he had 10 say
about the sundry reports lining him up
on next years presidential nomination.
found that he has been much annoyed
by tho persistent effort to mako it APP
pear that he is engineering 4 Harrison
boom.
at is positively un.rrc," said Senator
Elkins, "thas have declared for Gen.
cral Harrison, or that am trying 10
bring about his nomination. 10 cot
know that he is the man above all
others 10 nominate. The convention is
Il year of, and many things may happen
within year.
II need not say that have great re-
spcct for General Harrison, who gave
tho country di:nitied aud able admin.
iitratiou, but | mn not bound to be
blind to the merits OF all other mon and
TO the conditions as they may appear az
We get nearer to tho nominating time.
"All this talk about men is proma-
turc. When tho tine comes tho Re-
publican party will find the man and
nominate him. II were allowed to.
day TO choose the man for next year l
could no. do it. You may say without
reserve that am not committed to any
body In this matter" c. H.H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
Loading mp With silver.

1t is estimated that ut the end OF two
years the silver producers will have on
hand an accumulated stock OF silver
worth 500, 100000, ~ the result OF their
policy OF holding for higher prices,
which they hope to bring about by FREQ
coinage.
The late Senator Fair laid up many
million bushels OF wheat. hoping for Il
rise, aud when his STOCK was sold his
estate lost great deal OF money. II
did not occur TO Senator Fair to dc.
mand that tho government buy his
wheat st IL dollar bushel or any other
arbitrary price. Whea. is as sacred"
rs silver.
One way for the silver producers to
relieve the strain is to sell their stock
for what it will bring and produce no
moro silver than the market will tako
n. 4 profitable price. Ii they do not
choose to do this, they will have to
take their chances. IS other pro.
ducers do.
The silver question as They present it
in fac, ID not question having to do
with national financial policy; it is a
question having 10 do with 4 private
producing interest. As such it appeals
to the country as much as any other
like interest, but not any more.
From the poin. OF view OF tho silver
producer, the question has no intcrcs:
for the farmer. the wasc-earner, the
business man, except for them to op-
pose i. as making an unjls. demand on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
Republican League Convention

Republican League Convention.
It is expected tina: determined
effort will DO made to commit the Ma
tional League oil Republican Clubs on
the silver question. Il matters not
from what source the eaor, comes, it
should be resisted. The Republican
party spoke on the money question and
on al! public q uessions in its platform OF
1892. 1t will speak again in its plat.
form OF 1895. 1t spoke wisely in 1892.
1t may be trusted to speak wisely in
1896.
|. is the business OF the league to 20
what it can to impress on the country
the principles OF the Republican party,
not to declare what those principles
should be. Tho league might endorse
aspirants for tho presidency, but this it
has always stcered clear OF, con.cntinG
itself with organizing to cleo! the paT.
ty's nominees. When tho leagne comes
10 MAKE such new departures as tosmu'
lating platforms and soliciting nominees
for the party iis usefulness will be at an
end.
The Republicans OF tho country eZ'
pect the league TO got itself in trim for
next years work. Ii it will 10 this j,
will keep the strong hold which it has
on the Republican party. Ii it devotes
is time to new departures i. will "trip
itself Of lis great power for Goo1. Our
belief is tina. tile league viii adhere to
its good old way aud be careful! to keep
in the middle OF the road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
NPnssIhIp I,clicion, War.

Tho Turk continues 10 bu sLiIi.neckcd
and pcrverac. He will not yield to
Great Britain, France and Russia in the
Armenian business. lie il standin. ont
against powerful combination, which
euggests that he may DO acting on m
undcrstandin; with strong European
influences which hare not yet Joined
the combination against him. Germany
and Italy will no. fy in the lacc OF the
civilized world, will NOT brave tho fury
OF their own people. by standing in with
tho turbanod butcher oil old men, women
and children.
1. is more probable that thoy arc
right who think that the Turk IL rely
ing on tho Mohammcdau world 10 come
to his support. This. it i, thought,
would givo Great Britain pau1c, for she
hR4 host oi Mohnmmcdau subjects.
Doubtless tho Mussulman millions
would be GInd to plunge into religious
war under tho leadership oi Turkey.
They would reIpoud as readily as cir.
cumstances would permit, but tho No
hammelans Of India. for example, arc
hcdSoi about by British bay0no.l uud
could give Turkey Iit,Io assistance.
Such war wOuld be characterized by
nil tho brutality of fanstiCislu. and itg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CLUBS.

The National Convention Of the
League at Cleveland next week is 60
ing TO be the finest affair in the history
OF the league. More noted speakers
than ever before, tho finest banquet
ever given, and in the finest arcade
building in the world. Free excursion
on Lake Erie to Put-in-Bay. in short
nothing is being left undone by the city
OF Cleveland and the local committees
there to make this the creates: conren-
ton the league has ever held.
With the low rate OF - for the round
trip made by the Wheeling x Lake Eric
railway lover which road the Leagre
Clubs OF the state and their friends will
go) and tho arrangement for extension
oil the return limit OF the tickets TO Juno
80 should insure n large crowd for this
OCCASION. Tho elegant Stillmnn hotel.
on Euclid avenue, will be West Fir-
ginia headquarters, ut which fine rooms
have been secured at s. day. The
train will leave the Union depot. on
Market street, at 1880 n. IN, Tuesday.
tho 18th. Lot there he large crowd
for this important event and all who
arc going. whether delegates or not, are
requested TO lot J. X. Hall, at tho Is.
rRLLIGENCER Office, 0. K. Wood know
it, that ample arrangements may be
made for all,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
JUNE JOKES.

$50 this Ia tho end Of our engagement,
Is itT "Oh, no, not necessarily. bhall
DO hero again next suinmer"-LUn
GLOW many men do you expect to
work2' "Tho whole town, II ! car"
said tho factory promoter indianapolis
JOdrndL
Don't throw old shocs ut bride.
Mako noat package and sond Thorn TO
hor three yoars Niterhor marriage. They
may be accoptablc.-.lichison GLOBE.
"Ebcn do wukman dat ,uhns out or
po' jolt" said Uncle Ebcn, "am hosp
mo spectacle dan do man dat donn' do
but look on nm make remah ks."-
Harrington Star
Mrs. Mcbride (cntcring the kllchOn)-
bridget. didn't SEQ that policeman
kiss you? firldSOt-Wcll, mum, suro
an ycz wouldn't how mo lay mesilf opin
for rcsIstin' an officer, mum.-Harper's
BG:dr.
Tho following case OF absence OF mind
10 reported: An old lady, after stirring
tho fro with her knitting. needle, took
up the poker to knit with, and did not
find ont horerror till she began 10 scratch
her head with it-IhBit&
When You see SKY OF blue,
Think! That sky was mndc for you'll
When the btCcyu bends down the trees.
You Just think that thats your breeze!
Every blcS'Od drop Of dow
Falls upon arose Tor you!
atlanta COi'iiH'iOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
All frui, should DO thoroughly washed
before it ID put on the table.
COpyri1hicLl
Tho jew and tho Christian.

Eer York Sm.
Joseph II. Choato and Edward Lau.
terbach wore associated in suit short
time ago and won. As the Jury left
their seats, MIR. Lauterbach turned TO
Mr.. Choate, and said:
"Choa!e, We won this verdict because
wc happened to know more law on this
subject than our adversar;es.
"Ycs% Queried Choate. what do
you think we oush. to charge, Lauter'
bach?'
"Oh, $50 apiece"
"Tu, tut" broke in Choate. impa'
tiouty, and ho repeated: Tut. tut!
You let me handle this bill, Lau.erbach.
I'll collect for US both"
4 short time aitcrward Mr. Lauter'
bach WAS in Mr.. Choatc's office in Wall
street, and Mr.. Choatc handed out a
check Tor 81, 500 rs Mr.. Lauterbach's foe
in the case, and said:
"Lautcrbach, what do you think OF
that"
Mr.. Lauterbach looked Mt the check,
stvoked his beard for an instant. and
looking intently at Choa,o, replied:
almost thou persuadess me 10 be q
Christian"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
This Is q Hot shot,


DITsTHI0Tt SUI
1t is noticeable that the Memphis
silver convention has little to say about
wheat. Fitty-cent wheat was power.
full weapon while it lasted, but Scent
wheat Is not so handy. An advance OF
over 81 cents bushel while the country
still has the gold standard is hard to
explain on the slivcrite theory OF prices.
Labor is higher, cotton is hicner-many
articles are higher. But silver Lays still
at the old figure. II it were tho true
barometer OF values, i, ought to 70 up
with wheat. On the other hand, il the
fall OF wheat meant tho appreciation OF
gold, what does its rise mean2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

TIE careful man has himself and his
family vaccina,ed about once in so often
or when there is some smallpox about,
and ii 1t doesn't take" no concludes
tina. there Is no danger. II he were to
ask his physician he would be told that
he should try again. for the virus may
be faulty, or tho conditions may DO
against success. We believe it is the
idea OF medical mon tina. a. least once
in every five years everybody should be
vaccina:cd and not DO discouraged by
one failure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
Improving BuSlnogn,


Businosa improvement moves ahoad,
showing solid strength. Consumption
was going on through tho period Of 70.
strictod production. and at last tho
country reached a point whore It began
to got together Bot,or business has
mado bcttor wages In somo branches OF
industry, and tho effect is at once soon
in better general demand for com.
modi,ios.
Tho crops promise bottor than they
dida month ago, although in some parts
lack Of rain has a depressing object and
purchasers hold back. Tho railroads
arc not rushing into tho market by any
means, but they aro buying mure freely
aud may be expected 10 do still better.
1t is with tho railroads rs it is with the
wSGO.carncrs, when thcy begin to do
better they buy more freely, and when
they begin to buy more troely every
body Is encouraged. SO that it 10 hard to
separate cause from effect, although
they remain distinct quantities.
We arc not to expect tho prices or tho
wages Of tho times before tho tariff
change, but the country is getting on:
OF the slough aud will DO its level boat
TO accommodate itself to tho now con.
ditions. Tho trouble is that tho for.
eigncr comes in to benefit by our i'm.
proved market rs wo do ourselves, and
NO must give him business and wages
which it would DO better to keep for
ourselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

TIE season Of bright opera as the
Park Casino has given great pleasure to
those who have availed themselves OF
the opportunity, and the lSTELLIGEEcER
hopes that tho management is suth.
GENTLY encouraged to bring on more in
the came line. There is no pleasanter
way to spend summer evening, and it
is very much better than swell, ering and
Tuning M evening away in the hot city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

CLEVELAND is getting ready to re-
ceive the Republican hosts with opon
arms. Nothing that will contribute to
the success OF tho gathering or to the
comfort and pleasure OF tho visitors
will DO left undone. Reports from all
over tho country point to the largest
outpouring tho league has ever had.
West Virginia will be there strong, and
tho arrangements made for the brave.
OF this state arc thought TO be all that
the refined West Virginia taste will
demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

ond would mark tho Ond Of Turkey a, n
powor. No nation OF Europe could al.
ford to hold aloot from tho contest II
Turkey cannot DO got rid OF in any
other way all tho powers will have to
join to wipo her out. Civilization can.
not allow itself to DO run over by
fanatic barbarism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

Fdll1t.pdIG RtcOFE.
From all accounts the trend OF scnti-
ment in the south is toward sound
money rather than in tho direction OF
cheap silver dollars. The unanswesablo
arguments presented ut the sound
money convention in Memphis, aud tho
educational work that mas been done by
the many organizations engaged in the
campaign. have boon received 10 the
south with far more favor and apprcCia.
ton than is likely to be given to this
meaningless declaration OF tho free sil-
yer enthusiasts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

THE young duke OF Marlborough
would like to have racing stud, but his
poverty forbids. Rumor says he would
like to marry Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt,
whose mother was recently diyorsed
and took with her several millions.
Putting this and that together, II the
young duke be smooth enough he may
have his racing colors flying by this
time next year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
\ BOYS COMPOSITION.
Ito has DiScsIed all the Free silver Arcu.
monts-

Ito has Discsted all tho Free silver Arcu-
mouts.
LouistfIe Couritr-JoIrnrI
Tho question OF tho hour is even agi-
tatins tho boys, as witne,s this contri-
button from young friend who has
evidently been studying the very enter
tanning oraiions OF some Of our silver
champions.
'Thc question OF oliver is a grea. ono
now. No American citizen that may
vote come dav il he is diligOnt can do
his duty il he does not learn n! about
it. have learned about i; from duty,
and also my father tells me when he
gets time. The question OF silver is
whether We are to let tho poor people
OF Colorado. who pcsspire evcry day
under ground, have no place to sell their
silver or not. For it Is better 10 have to
20 and buy silver at n raysio OF IL to
from our own brethren than 10 pay
moro for British gould which our fore
fathers Tough, and blcd to loosen tho
drivoling clutches OF it from our threats.
Now raysio mcsns that sixteen si!vor
dollars is better than ono gold dollar.
This is because silver is FREQ American
institution and her face shines in the
front. but gold is craven. SILVER Is the
poor mans money. Abraham and Judas
and AnNn!as and SAPPHIRE traded for
silver in the Bible. which is Gods word.
Silver il much cheaper than gold, SO if
the government mint al Washington
will only coin unlimited silver, all the
poor mon will have plenty OF mouny to
buy their groceries aud goods to clotho
their Young onos. It was tho Rcpubli.
cans who struck down silver ut tho mid.
night when ghosts troop fourth by two
thirds majority. That is why am 60
ing tovo,o for unlimited coinage OF irco
silver in 1901, when | am over 81"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
EDITORIAL FINANCIAL SCHOOL


LOhisrHk Commercial
Mr.. Bon Tillman, OF South Carolina,
senator Of tho United States, said In tho
Memphis convention that no 10 a Dom o.
crat, and that II the Chicago platform
Of 1892 meant anything II meant that
silver should have tho samo access 10
the mints Of tho United States as gold.
And yot there are Democratic papCra,
right hero, which will DO contendiug In
n tow wceka that indoraing tho platform
oil 1899 Ia not a Btraddlc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
GnoCEn3' DAY, Wheeling Park. prizo
dancing and bowling. Balloon agccn.
si6ns day and night

TuE fan.linndle DyCing establish.
mcnt, owned by John Hoimoier, ut No.
Ail Market stroot. is tho host equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In nidi.
ton TO tho dyoing aud cleaning depart
mcnts corps OF tirst.class talIor4 aro
employed, who can do repairing AZ neat
as it is posdibln. Clothes and ladus
garments, cleaned or dyed. can DO mado
to look like new Satisfaction guuran.
fnntI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

Philadelphia TiHtL
Tho country Is to DO congratulated
upon tho apparent fact that it Is to DO
spared tho intlction OF Siblay rs prom.
isinc candidate for President. Fifty
cent dollars would DO bad enough, but
lity.cont dollar, and Sibley would be all
inliction hard to boar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

CoSGREssNAS.ELCer l!CMTG, OF West
Virginia, is put down by tho Washing.
ton correspondent OF the Nov York
Journal OF Commerce as one Of tho Re-
publicans who lean to the FREQ coinage
OF silver. But who authorized this
statement oil Mr.. lIuling's behalf?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

VHItdy7 IV7tF'UttoIL
The truth Is that tho argument Tor
both silver and gold is wholly apart
from the actual volume OF the dollars OF
either metal which may be in circula.
ton. The country needs both, and that
on parity that shall prevent oithqr
from being pu. to a monetary dtsaI-
vantage, Neither tho scarcity OF one
nor the abundance OF the othor Is m
argument against actual bimetalIism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

RIchmoHd DSlahh.
But tho silver question is not 4 pro.
blem with which Democrats only have
to deal. THE Republicans have the
same lion in their path. Comparatively
few OF the Republicans have allied
themselves with the silverites, but
enough OF them have done SO 10 give
the Republican party pause"
At any ratio, now, il ever, is tho Demo.
cratic party called upon to make haste
slowly"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

De WrT's Colic and Cholera Cure
never hisapponi,, never fails 10 give
Immediate relief. 1t cures just NJ sure
n- you take il. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
Ing. v. Va. l.. +. laabody, ;onwood,
end Bowie 4 Co., bridgeport, 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

COLORADO legislators havc been caugh
in tho ignoble act OF renting their rail.
road passes ut Sl5 a month. They
couldn't wait for FREQ silver to mako
.hem rich,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17

WGShmgiOh Star.
Sorry Tor you. CubH, but We can not help vow ont;
We iAyUr Independence In uuI hearts without Il
doubt:
hut yUunl have 10 Keep ynur courage up and
play your hand alone,
And don, 7 iccl hard. because. you see. we've
uOUUlcS Of our own,
Thermometers are climbing 10 no IN tn, shRdc.
While tho ropuisis Gre printing for silver
iusilnic
We hayc to watch John Bulls designs Oh cach
null every zone,
So don't feel hard. dear Cuba. We have troubles
nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
SALE OF
L NALuNnLE PROPERTY.

lly virtue ola deed OF trust made by Isabelle
= savage IN nc n trustee, dated Anil T. Is'i
recorded III the office OF the Clerk ui the CoUg:E
court OF ONO county, West Virginia. in Deed .!
trust HOOK No, ~. page liz. | will soil a. the
north front door Of the Court House o. said
county on
SATURDAY, THE lITH DAY OF JUNE, Isy},
commencing ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following
property. That Is 10 say: All OF that certain vCcr
or parcel Of land situate In Triadrlrhia District
ihohl0 county, State OF NCSt virginia, iO''u.
crly nnrt Of tho farm owned by William r. rc7.
Ter. situate on the National road. about three
miles east Of the city OF Whcclingl mud bonn led
rs follows Beginning ut stake on the sol'l.
cast sue o. EdSlneton Lane, thence ruuHlr;
south W ~ east iivehuudrrl and niue and Ave.
tcnlhs feet TO i stake: thence running north -
10 cnSt one hundred and iorty.Six aud tive
iehths ,crt; thence running north IS -
west iouT hundred and srvcniy-1Cvcu feet IL
nSnHe Oh the RIM; thence Tnun INC north IL -
west ScTcnty.nnc feet TO the corner Of the ar,i
turn Ia the right Of thr Elglug,Ou Lane AID
hence running with the lane south Ste IS west
ONE hundred nnl fnrty.thIco ieci to the place
OF hcIinniuS containing two sGrcS OF hand
Also tho exclusive use Ola sltiuC OH The Gd'
j1ccnt inr,n Vi said William r. Porter. lyIac
southcAStcrly from the lnud hereby cOnvrvrl
nuu about three or four hundred feet distant
ihcrclroin. vi III right at ingrcSS Ia aud CcTcN
IRON Shid spring, aud with further right to wall
IN Snid spring and iny pirc> thcrrIIom 10 thu
property hcrrhy conveyed being thr SANS
property conveyed 10 SRId Isabelle s. SnvAge "
William H.. Porter, by decd dated September l..
lsl', recorded III Deed BOOK No 67. pages ~,
80.
TERMS of SAiE:-One.third and as mnch moe
OF the purchase money n tho purchaser elects
topaz In cash on the 0ay OF SHE. the balance IL
two equal Instruments at twelve snd cichicrl
months, notcS bearing interest from tho lny e..
sale, with security satisfactory TO the trustee 20
be given Tor The deferred payments. the utlr %
ue retained until payment is mni, in iuli