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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-05-30
SAMUEL d. McENKRY.

SAMUEL ID. McENKRY.
The Senatorial contest is over and
the "Old Roman Samuel d. McEnery,
viii succeed Senator Newton C. Blan
chard.
Judge McEnery was TIE C%ouRIER's
choice fiom first t lasr, for besides
being perhaps the braiuest man
in the State, acEnery is with the
people Of Louisiana on every issue.
He will be a power in the Senate.
The important part he has played
in the history Of Louisiana, has made
his name a familiar onetoevery states
mar in The Uuited States. and he will
not take his seat among entire strang
ers. His ability is already known and
recognized and his voice Is bound to
be heard and his influence felt from
the moment he enters upon his dutics
as United States Senator.
Senator McEnery is an outspoken
friend Of Tie sugar industry, and THO
CoURIER regards his election as a
God-send tt the sngar district. II airy
mar in this State can lead a successful
movement 10 further increase the pro
lection on sugar against the formid-
able array Of Stree breakfast table,
supporters, that man is undoubtedly,
Samuel D. McEnery.
In the election Of Senator McEnery
the almost unanimous sentiment for
free silver III this State will have i
worthy lind a powerful champion. His
wsa ~ this subject, as on all other
important questions Of Che day are too
pronounced to even admitof conjecture.
or doubt. He believes 10 Die free
coinage Of silver With gold At The ratio
Of IS to !, and he is not the soIt Of
man 70 calmly submit to an alteration
Of his convictions Al the dictate Of a
''gold bug national administration
either Democratic or Republican.
His election will do more toward
h%armOniziIg the warning Democratic
tactious Of this State than almost any
thing that could be done. 1t will put
the party in perfect shape for the
approaching congressional and presi~
DENTAL election, and for the next
State election.
There is no ~disputingf the fact that
Senator McEnery is a grand old man.
His natureis above tho petty iealousies
and grudges that dominate the
ordinary statesman. His whole being
is charged with a magnetic tuid that
influences other men and draws them
to him. Men who know McEnery
love him and would follow him into
the very jaws Of death. His mental
capacity, and deep learning MAKE
him the peer Of the intellectual giants
Ot the day.
All in all McEnery is a great man.
and The Democrats of the Legislature
can be congratulated on their selec
ton.
Three cheers for Old Mac,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-05-30
NOTICE !
HouMA. ia. May 3Oah, 1895.

HouMA. La, May 30th, 1895.
Having completed the listing Of proper
ty in the Parish OF T%errehoune, for the
Year 1896. Public Notice is hereby giyrn,
that the Assessment Blanks will he eX-
poS.st IN ny oiiict. ut the Court House in
Hnmna. Ia, tor The pnr.ose OF inspection
and correction, daring business Io6rs,
cath nay i3om June 1Oth, 1895, TO July
LIST, 1886, Sundays excepted.
G. A. DUVAL, JR.,
Assessor Of Ttrrehoune
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-05-30
ASTIY Az

Found on the Belle Grove plantation
OF Ar. j. NJ. Mcbride, il Sorrel Mare,
about twelve hands high, with Star in
Forehead, if said Mare is not claimed
Ia Thirty days she viii besoldat public
sale to pay the expenses thereon.
A. F. CHAUvIN, j. p.
Glendale, March lOtr, 1896.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-05-30
NOW FOR a BUILDING AND LOAF
ASSOCIATION,


Several gentlemen prominently
unidentified with the business interests
Of Houma lave been seriously discus
sing the feasibility Of forming a locaI
building aud loan association.
The plan, as we understand it is
very similar to that that has operated
so successfully in several parishes OF
this State, notably in St.. Mary, Baton
Ronge and Iheria, and requires very
little cash to begin with. 1t will begin
with a capital Of say $4,000 divided
into 400 shares OfNSIOO each.
A person taking stock in the com
pany will not have to pay the full.
. OF the stock at once, but has a
hundred months in which to pay it,
paying ST., a month foreach I0Odollars
worthaot stock be takes.
In this way it can be seen that the
poorest person can easily become a
stock holder. With 400 shares the
company would take in s4OO a month.
In three months time there would be
$1,000 that could be loaned Oh proper
~ and the building ADD loan company
could then commence business in dead
earnest.
A person owning 10 shares in the
company, if he owned a lot worth say
500 dollars could get the company to
build him a house costing $1,000 on
his lot. He would then have to pny
the company $1,000 a month on the
ten shares chat he owns, and interest
on the $1,000 borrowed. The rate of
interest would probably be fixed by
the stockholders. If they should de-
eide to lend the money at 6 per ceut
the borrower would pay $50 a year Or.
$5 a month Interest. This would
make the monthly payments sis,
which is just about the rem lie would
have to pay. There is this difference,
however. If he rented, at the end of
years he will have paid out
81 440 solely tor the privilege of living
in another mans house, while if lie
borrowed from the building aud loan
company he would have a $3.50 HON 3
at the end of eight years.
The officers Of the company ehould
be composed Of men Ofsound financial
standing. and men Who would be will
ing to losA after the affairs Of the
company for the first twelve months,
or until a good business is established
without any pay Tor their services.
The CoURIER sees no reason why
the project cannot msterialize. It
viii be q immense benefit to the.
town as it will enable a great
many homeless persons to build
homes. aud every new
house that goes up viii add just
that much to he size aud appearance
Of our town, while it viii give bust
ness to the hardware merchant, tie
lumber yards the brick yards and the
brick layers, carpenters and painters.
every business establishment in
The town Of Houma viii be either
directly o. indirectly benefited BY
the money tlat Is thus put ia eirc9la
tion.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-05-30
T'respass NoLice.

The public is notified not to hunt,
pick moss or in amy wise trsspass on
estate Of ) G. jackson, bayOn Black
underthe penalty Of law ~. N. Jack
son.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-05-30

y HlcAGo
De 0 d e. CarOnde ct, N. @.
Saddle. Work and Business
! Horses Auction Weekly.
ne Us and you will save money.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

s.t.S LLlnE
i.l -: .Eg-pzs$gsEiT.
.rL sf. e.JfogsrH OF
g.. fa.saiI. "a.
>, ffflpfra - Jr.lrate nnd Com
-. rii..tit.. +. lal.t.8 rCqau' ulr Cos
~ GiriS.I aa.. SCIENTIFIC ~ ID
-. ic.uioy u:c treated at thia Djs
,...I u 'tccr.. pfc'y aftas""d. br. =
..-.s.-. a.Crjsr 81 tHg Roy 81 { '.is &c ;. i'Ly~
.- IL -urgo5.l-, pnd Is Ire 81 icat aHd most
f... .C4.a,I sI.gCiALiH. 10 re CIR Special At
r'. .ya ..ivcu 20 y .rvG',s Debility rom ceesiYe
al ai cNertiDn. p1.rrrctipr 81 youth. etc cau5-
..l pfy seal and Mental ay,lacif of energy.
lrsrot. .Hcy etc; a. . Cg lcr-- GiH sores, titG,
Ii.es hcGinatisga. and al liz sascs % the Skin.
is u I.4Egs- Urinary OrguEs, .fr. Consolidation
'res .i.. strictly cuniii1ptiai D'ice hour. 10
I a,:; TO p. M; srnhuys, 10 =. .. 31ly.
~ nc Office or address DR7. LAKE, OR.
tG.S A. D. IND GrI. T.-rtJTEEI Hf5H r.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Byytrtue o. sundry wrlts OF ten- Exn n;
Pa T.ey Pa &c issued out VI -ae Court o.
CnTnman Pleas OF Butler county. Pa, ana 70
me directed there VIII be exposed 70 plonc
sale at the Court House. IN the borough OF bu'-
Ter, on
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

There was CONSERVATION in the house
of Judge B., of Kittaning, when his pref
ty niece failed to appear at supper that
evening. The seminary people were wild
at the disappearance of the most inter
esting of all its young ladies.
In time people spoke of mysterious
"person" IN black who had frequently
been seen in the town in the vicinity of
the seminary. Putting that and that to-
gether- Well, suffice it to say, the tale
was tabu, and ''poor Miss Smith" be
came only memory at that brilliant in
stitution.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
EDN No ig7 Dec Term. 1895, wA&FJ Forquer


All the right. title. interest and claim oi ) G
Hovis OF, IN aud 70 the undivided one half IN
terest Ia all that certain lot or ground. situated
In Butler b0ro, Butler Go Pa, bounded as fOl-
lows, TO wit: On the north by lot and Olllce
building of John Byrcs; On the east Dy lot
formerly OF Jas Sellers. now Clars; on the
south Dy lot and building OF Mrs Catharlne
Carson, deco; on the west by Main or High
street and having "A frontage on Main or high
street OF - feet 10 inches. aud extending cast
same Width 30 feet more or less tO lot OF said Il
b Clara and having thereon erected TWO
story brick building and basement. and nown
as the Butler Post lice building, store room
In basement, second floor occupied by POST
Gflce. the second story Office rooms. seized aud
taken ia execution as the property OF y &
HoYis at the suit of + j Forqurr Trustee.
ED 1876 Dec Term. 1888. Fanl Kohlcr, Atpy.
All the right, title. lntere-L ana claim OF II )
Adams VI, III ana TO all tnDt certain tract OF
land. situated Ia Lllegheny Twp. Butler 60 IA.
bouIdel as follows, to wii: on the nortn by
lands uI Alfred Hulings st al; east by lands oil
Samuel Black ct al SCUM by lands Of Mrs John
NJ Turner ct al ana west by lands OF JOnn u
Campbell containing i3i acres, more or less
having a one story frame cottage house. u anne
barn, gJisL mill Two stables ana Oihcr out
buildings erected thrfeJ Seized ana taken
In executi0n as the property Oi AcaiDs
at the suit ~ Gee rye Is Graham Tor ur'- vi
Butisf a-siIss iitLL .tGl Geo !. Be..in bow iOi
use ol nov ~ Thompson anu u I scDit. Eaq
EDNo IL Dec Term. 1890. andrew q Wa
r'JaIDs AttJ.
All he ngat, title, interest and claim o.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03


Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures III / to 3 days.
It's action upon the system Is remarkable
and mysterious IL removes at once The
cause and the disease Immediately disap
pears. The first dose greatly benefits; 70
cents sold by j. Redic, and j. f.
Balph Druggists, Butler Apr SO
The Prohibitionists are complaining
that they didn't get out the full" vote.
The whole .; EN- Is drained Il under
mined ny ludolenL ulcers ana open sores.
DeWlu's Witch Hazel Salve speedily
heals them. 1T is the best pile cure known.
REDICk d. GRoHMAHN.
Mrs. Castle is back in America. There
need be no uncasiness, however, as she
is not likely TO do 1t again.
Yellow flowers are most popular now.
Don't trlhe away time when you have
cholera morDus or diarrhOea. Fight them
inLne beginning with DeWltLs colo and
coIsra cure. You don't have To wait or
results, Lney are instantaneous, and IL
leaves the bowels in healthy condition.
REDICK d. GRoHMAEE
It is easy for some men to get hali-seas
over on small schooner.
A Phil'a street clothier announces:
"Try our great gas get overcoats.
Light and warm.
Theories of cure may be discussed at
length by physicians, but the sufferers
want quick renei; ana One Minute Cough
Cure vail give it To them. A safe cure Tor
children. Ii Is "the only harmless remedy
fha' produces immediate results"
BEnrCK d. GROHMAES.
Now for Christmas.
Even the tallcst men are sometimes
short.
Even the Armenian sufferers gave
thanks for Turkey.
1t doesn't matter much whether SIGN
headache, biliUusnesa, indigestion aud con
supauUn are caused bv neglect or by uh-
dvol1aDle circumstance; DeHllLs Lllll
Early RIserA VIII speedily cure them all.
kkDICk. ID GRoHMASs
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
Chappie. get your hair cut.

If you have ever seen little child id the
agony of summer complaint, you can real
IZe the danger of ,he trouble and appreci-
ate the value OF instantaneous relief al
ways afforded by Dew ITS collie and chOl
era cure. For dysontery and dianhoea 1t
Is reliable remedy. We could not al
iord to recommend this as a cure unless II
were a cure.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
What has Mercer to do with all this.

What has Mercer to do with all this!
Wait till the stage comes in.
That is exactly what / was doing one
evening. late in the ffties, when the
coach and four from Enon, the near
est railway station, came up Erie street
to the sound of horn, 1t pulled up all
the residence of Mr.. ]. P. Garrett, one OF
the notables of our town-the aristo--
crat- the Wing leader the Warwick OF
hfs day in county and State. l can see
him now, his grand form, graceful poise,
leonine air, veritable king among men,
handsome withal as a picture. He was
a story teller like Scott, a violinist like
Old Bull, with the voice of Sim Reeves;
the courage IF a hero, yet gentle and
kind as a woman. His qnaint cottage
still stands where he lived his long and
lonely life, his friends and correspond
ents throughout the world taking all his
time. have seen him looking over his
unopened mail Taking the letters up
singly he would say: Here is one from
Simon, and here another from Salmon,
one from Thad, Andy, Fess," and so on
through the list. His distinguished cor
respondents were the elder Cameron,
Chase Stephens, Curtin, Fessenden and
others of equal note in this and the old
er world.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

The sister, who was the pet OF Tom
Berry's school. and admired OF all the
bows, grew handsomer than I could ever
attempt to describe, and was sent to Kit
tanning Seminary under the care of a
supposed uncle, Judge Burlington, OF the
Armstrong Bench.
Meanwhile the putative parents of
these bright children had removed to the
far west, the father being high govern
ment official appointed by the President
to the territory Of Kansas; later elected
by the people to the Lieutenant Govern,
orship-the Hon. Geo. w Smith, friend
and coadiutor Of Ossawattomie Brown.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

Tom Berry's little school in time be.
came too small for these children OF
wealthy parents, and in due season
George beccame a man, then an officer OF
the 18th United States Infantry. Later
the cruel Apache of Arizona carried his
scalp-lock at his belt, while his poor
bones lay bleaching in the desert sun:
And that is about all George has to do
with this history.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
KEDloK d. GaoHMANE.
Rheumat,sm cured In q Dan.

Women and cigars are alike, says
the Philosopher. you can't tell the fill
ing by the wrapper"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

Tired natures co-worker, nerve helper
and strength builder is Hoods Sarsapar-
lila.
See the rooter bold and gay,
Full of college Dash:
Yesterday he yelled "Hoo-ray"
Now he's crying Cash"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

Whenever "the stage" stopped at the
Garrett home in that day. or even much
earlier in the reign of his mother the
aristocratic old Philadelphia Quakeress,
who lived alone aId 1nstate with her
Pearson dignity for more years than l
can now say-except we count TOR COM
pany her brother Tommy who kept
hunter end rode to hounds) some person
OF note and distinction was known to
have come 10 Mercer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

All persons interested in the above ap
praisemenis will take notice that they will
be presented for confirmation 20 the Or
phans' Court OF Butler county, Pa, on Sat
urday the 18th day of Dec 1896 and
If 10 exceptions are filed they will be can-
..rmed also absolutely.
JOSEPH CRI5WELL
Clerk . {.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

In response to the note referred to,
was soon at the hotel, and JoDes-not
the Colonel, but another Jones, Jim
showed me into the ladies' parlor, then
at the foot OF the stairway, first floor. /
was met w.th two open hancs-Sls smith
Of more than ten years ago. The sweet
little girl had grown into lovely woman
but the same high breeding and gentle
nature still shown through her eyes
bathed though they were i'll tears. 1t was
moments after asking me TO be seated be-
fore she could command her voice to
speak.
81 -nust tell you how and why am in
Mercer" she began, land O, 1t IS 50
huniliating | scarcely think | can get
through il; but must explain TO some
one, and your are the only one whom
know III the ace, where ! have never
been before. You must know the story
Of my disappearance from school at Kit
tanning with my real mother; that the
Smiths of Butler were not my parents;
but | doubt if you ever knew until this
moment that my father IS one OF the best
known citizens Of this place. 1t l. true
that my childhood was most happy one
Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith were kind and in
dulgcnt, giving me every advantage OF
wealth and education, that their only
daughter as supposed myself to be,
could enjoy. 1 never knew thought or
care beyond loving and pleasing them
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

Ard there may have been some mis-
take about it, after all, for " It's a wise
child that knows its own father"
w.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

Looking up the street saw the portly
dignity of Mr.. Garrett approach the
coach door, which the driver held open
for some one to alight, and raising his
high silk hat he extended his hand to
that someone, who in an instant stood in
front of Tim, trinity clad, neat Of figure,
and looked into his face with an anxious,
inquiring look, as though she were say
ing, This is Mr.. Garrett, l believer" /
could not hear the words.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
REDICK d. GRoHMAEE
Black kmail-mourDing letters.

Boys will be boys" but you can't ai-
ford to lose any of them. Be ready for The
green apple season by having DeWitrs
collie and cholera c'ue IN The house.
REDrCK d. GRoHMAEN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

The seminary mail brought letter one
day for Sis Smith. 1t was OF current date
and written from one of the hotets OF the
town, and ran thus:
my DRAR CHILD: Your mother, whom
YOU never knew, is breaking her heart to
see you at this hotel (Slgned.)
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

When this sees the light, if it ever
should, the principals will long since
have been dead, no doubt, so l use right
names, from beginning to end, What
ever do / would not offend the living
or wrong the dead.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
EDNoI2s Dec Term. 1895, Ralston & Greer
AiilTa.

All the right. title. interest ana claim OF
Charles W EIsennatb and CaLharlse T. Esen-
rath OF, in and to Sc acres OF land, more less.
situated In Clinton twp. Butler Co Pa. bound
ed as follow TO wit: Beginning at the north
west corner OF said tract; thence Dy lands OF
Martin Thompson and public road south 81
east 20 perches 70 a post; thence south 90 west
- perches to a post by land Of Thompson a11
public road; thence south o9I east G2 $40
perches by land OF Sarah j Love TO a post;
thencc'5o II wesl - 2-lO perchcs by land
OF VIM Walters ct al TO a post; thence north
s9L west 100 s-l0 perches by lands OF Charles
Esenrath 10 post or white oah; thence north
n east 20 5-I0 perches by lands or VIM Potts
and Jas Harvey 10 "A post the place OF begin
ming. seiZed aud taken Ia execution as the
property OF Charles w Esenratn aud Catha
rne Elsenrath at the suit OF Herman Mnder.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

Without any effuson of greeting, but
politely the lady was waved" to the
open gate, as one would say, walk in,
please" Mr. Garrett stopped to see about
the trunks, ETC., for an instant, and i'm
medlately followed his guest within.
While / stood wondering who this might
be who had come to the old mans soil
tary home, they both quickly reappeared.
the driver had not yet closed the cosch
door, so brief was the time. The lady
with downcast head and uncertain step
was assisted to re-mount, by Mr.. Garrett,
who formally raised his hat again and
again, and retreating with a backward
step toward his still open gate; and as if
TO emphasize the NOV ement OF his head
gear heard him, though almost square
away, shouting, Not by a-sight,
madam; not by a-sight." and was
again lost to view. AT this point III a
rather uniutellieible scene, the coach and
team under the whip turned around the
corner and was lost TO view.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
Football coaches don't all have wheel.

Many days work is lost by sick head
ache caused by indigestion and stomach
troubles De Wits Little Early Risers
are the most effectual pill for overcoming
such difficulties.
REDICK d GRoHMAEE
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

What could all this exhibition of po-
lightness and choler simultaneously on
the part of this Admirable Chrichton
mean? But forgot the incident almost
while thinking about 1t,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

One Jim Jones at that day kept the old
brick inn on the square. Jones came to
me about dusk OF that same suInmer
evening with a note which ran thus:
quote from memory:
"MY DEAR Old: | Ind myself
in your town under most distressing cir
cumstances. May | ask you to come and
see me. am sadly in need OF someone
10 whom | can communicate my trouble.
You will remember me as your old
school-fellow at Berry's, Sis Smith
Signedl
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
z d No. 1906 Dec Term. 1896 Ralston Greer.
ATTY

All the right, title. interest and claim OF
Charles Abrams. administrator "de bonus
non cum testaTnentO annexO" OF Samuel q rim
der. decd, and Isaac Kuhn aud Mary Kuhn
(nee Grincar). John Protsman and Mary Prots-
man lDee Tolly). Perry Bricker and Harvest
Bricl<cr (nee folly, Stanley T0lly, Margaret
Grinder, widow OF Samuel Grinder Jr., decd
also Frank Grinder. Edward Grinder, Harry
Grinder and Winnie Grinder. children Of Sam-
uel Grinder, decd, heirs-a:-law OF Samuel Grin
der. decd. Of, In ana 10 15 acres OF land. more
or less. situated in Clinton twp. Butler Co.. Pa
bounded az 10 llows, to-wit: On the north by
lands Of Charles Keddck, east Dy lands Of Her
B0hme's heirs and G Smith and on the west
by the BullCreek road. public or county road;
having thereon y log dwelling honGe, frame
barn and orchard. Seized ana taken In
execution as the property OF Charles Abrams.
ct al At the suit OF Jonathan Grinder. admir- Of
Amelia smith.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03

tUGD'3 PILLS cure Liver His,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. ALI Druggists.
A feather duster-the turkey who
made himself scarce.
Poison Ivy, insect bites, bruises, scalds,
burns, are quickly cured by DeWites
Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure.
REDICK g. GKoHMANE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
Widows, Advertisements

The following widows appraisements Of
personal property aud real estate set apart
have been fled in the office Of the Clerk OF
Orphans Court OF Butler county, viz.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-12-03
d Nos 3. 10, II. IS. 1G. II. 49, 10 and 20 Dec r.
1896. A y & Mcfarland, Frank kohler
and Clarence Walker Atrys

All the right. title. interest and claim OF J II
Faubel OF. In and TO all that certain piece or
parcel OF ground, situated ia Butler borough,
Butler co, Pa. bounded as follows. to-w1t: On
the north by an alley. east by Main ST t.sOaih by
VIM Aland's heirs aud west by IN alley having
thereon one brick house used as A hotel and
known the Hotel Butler, one barn and other
outbulldings. Seized and taken Ia execution
as the property Of j ii Faubel at the suit Of
McCanerfy McCrea. now for use OF Miss LIB
bic Fitzpatrick ct al.