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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Peaches Triumph, Alexander, Hale's
Early. Elberta, Lemon Clingstone, Old
NIXON Freestone. Stump the World,
Mountain Rose, Crawford's Early.
Plums- Forest Garden, De Soto, Lom-
bard. Moore's Arctic.
Prunes-German, Italian, Silver,
French.
Cherries EARLY Richmond, Wragg,
Montmorency, Ordinaire, Morello, Os-
theimer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Black Raspberries Souhegan,
Gregg, Mammoth Cluster.
Red Raspberries- -Malboro, Loudon.
Currants Cherry (red), White Grape.
Gooseberries- White, Down
ing, Industry.
Strawberries--Bed Warfield
No. 2, Jessie. Jocunda, Candy.
Grapes Blnck) Concord; (red) Brigh-
ton, Delaware. Liudley; (white) Lady
Washington, Niagara.
APPLES FOR COMMERCIAL PLANTING.
Summer Varieties-Yellow Trauspar-
ent. Duchess of Oldenburg.
Fall Varieties = Wealthy, Jefferis,
Buckingham.
Winter Varieties-Ben Davis, Jona-
than, Missouri Pippin, Paragon, York
Imperial, Wine Sap.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

J. w. Prunty and son have moved
from La Junta to their Holbrook farm.
A. w. Shelton visited Rocky Ford
Tuesday.
H.. Bennett is on the sick list.
Messrs Wilson and Mason started to
the cedars last Tuesday.
Geo. Nichlos is enjoying visit from
his brother who lives in Thurman.
Four large swans were seen on the
reservoir for severhl days last week, but
80 many hunters have only frightened
them away.
G. ID. Horner and Curtis Shelton fur
nished delightful music for merry crowd
of young people on the lake one evening
last week.
Sunday school at the Campbell school
house WINS well attended last Sunday.
Owing to, other appointments Uzz Everett
resigned his position as Supt., and the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Mrs. Elias Everett, Supt.;
Miss Eva Taylor, Asst. Supt.; O. D..
Horner, Sec, VIM Anderson, Treas. |;
Bertrnm Shelton, Librarian: After Sun
day school Mr.. Everett delivered an
interesting discourse. He is an earnest
and sincere young man who commands
the respect and confidence Of the entire
Holbrook community. We predict great
success for him in his chosen work and
are pleased to learn that he will preach
for us every alternate Sunday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

W. E. Anderson Of Rocky Ford was in
Fowler Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Lilly Baker started for Salt Lake
City Monday.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
parsonage. It will be ready for it's occu-
pants by the first OF next week.
Messrs Trent nre invoicing and expect
W. +. Alexander is expecting u car
load Of fruit trees this week.
Four car loads OF fine sheep were
shipped to Kansas City from here Sat-
urday.
Mat Angel met with painful acci-
dent from the kick Of u horse Monday.
The social at Rev. Bakers Friday
evening was highly enjoyed by all pres
ent.
We are told that A. H. McMaster will
build residence in Fowler as his family
have recently arrived from San Diego,
California.
H. N. Dunton and family are expected
from Kansas in a few days. Notwith-
standing mountain fever lie prefers Colo.
RADIO to Kansas and will make Fowler his
future home.
L. W. Babcock writes that in few
days he will make Fowler scene OF activ.
ity in the creamery line.
A project is now on foot by which We
may have an artesian well ut IN early
date.
Rev. Baker is still holding n series OF
meetings ut Nepesta.
The sad news OF the recent death OF n
former pastor Of Fowler, Rev. s. l.. Todd,
has Just been received. Sincere regret
for his untimely death is expressed by
many friends.
MIR. Stoll Of Colorado Springs was n
land locker at Fowler Tuesday.
A representative OF the Fidelity Build.
ing & Loan Association wns doing busi.
ness in town this week.
Mr.. Wilberiorce OF Pueblo is looking
after the interests Of his Fowler property
this week.
Mr.. Menclium OF Colorado Springs re-
turned Sunday leaving his wife for
more extended visit with her parents.
Stevens, the harnessmaker OF Rocky
Ford, is contemplating opening shop
in the Morehouse building.
r. W. English and H. A. Dawley Of
the English Lumber Co. were selecting a
location for lumber yard here Saturday.
DR.. McClain Of IT. Collins was pros.
pectinR for location at Fowler Wednes-
day.
y.Y.Z.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Our Store is full and over
flowing in every department with
all the Novelties in the market.
We are now offering Special pri-
ces and values in new Spring
Styles in Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats and Furnishings, and
and we invite you to call at your
convenience and make your selec-
tions if We have what suits your
fancy and your purse.
Hiliiker's Cash Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

IS. l.. Lester returned on Tuesday
after nearly three months visit in eastern
Nebraska. He is very glad to got back
where the sun shines and where irriga-
ton takes the place OF excessive rains.
"A few days since we had the pleas
ure of short visit from E. O. Blair, Cd
itOr OF the Trinidad News. This was
Mr.. Blair's first visit to Rocky Ford and
he was much surprised ut the signs OF
rapid development everywhere visible.
The extent and fine condition OF the Fair
view orchards was approved with special
earnestness. Mr.. Blair promises to mako
us another visit during the summer when
the country shows up much better than
now.
H. E. Ellingwood and H. W. Potter
on Monday returned from New Mexico
instead Of Carson. They were on cat
tle-bnying mission and purchased over
1000 head. Their trip extended into the
borders OF Old Mexico. or the cattle
purchased McCaskill & Elmer take 240,
II. w. Potter 3OO and VIM. and Louis
Swink 500.
L. W. Babcock was with us last
week experimenting the work on the
creamery building.
Mrs. DR.. Sigman last week returned
from her visit with Pueblo relatives.
r. W. johnson and wife of La Junta
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. b.
johnson Sunday.
Mrs. L. l.. Rodeck on Monday re-
turned after an extended stay in the east,
which time she improved in the purchase
OF large stock OF millinery and posting
herself on the latest styles OF goods and
trimmings.
Mrs. Mary s. Canedy on Monday
returned from months visit with her
daughter, Mrs Nellie Amos, Lamar.
Mrs. Minnie Richardson OF Pueblo
has been spending week with Rocky
Ford friends and relatives, returning on
Monday.
Frank Mcconnell on the Anderson
ranch, entertained number OF his friends
last Thursday evening, Rocky Ford
being well represented.
-Jo. II. Price made another flying
visit to Rocky Ford last week.
Uncle Levi Bechtel und jacob Viii
son have returned from their extensive
winter outing. They have been on
Swink's cattle ranch, 50 miles south,
since November.
L. A. Tewes has returned from his
kitchen cabinet work in the San Luis
valley.
News OF the death OF Mrs. Mary
Barndollar Of Pueblo, sister in.law OF
Mrs. s. Il. Herdman was received yester-
day. Mrs. Herdman attended the fun
eral today.
Miss Ellie Webster to-day completed
her school at Horse creek and returned
home.
u. 8. Ringer, Fowler's druggist, was
a visitor IN Rocky Ford few days since.
Miss Annie Cleary OF Denver, who
was u resident OF Rocky Ford two years
ago, is visiting her brother, NJ. j. Cleary.
Miss Christina Rodeck accompanied
Mrs. Rodeck and Master Irwin from st.
Louis few days since.
Mrs. +. NJ. Weiland md Mrs. Bunny
OF Fowler were shopping in Rocky Ford
on Monday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18
Melon Growers Meeting.


There was good attendance at the
Melon Growers meeting last Saturday.
The question of establishing shipping
station Mt In Junta was the principal
subject Of discussion. The matter was
not definitely settled. A meeting OF the
meeting Of the melon growers OF Hol-
brook and Fairmont will be held at La
Junta next Saturday to try to come to an
agreement as to which shall have the
shipping point, La Junta or Swink The
association wishes il possible to avoid
shipping from both points.
Parliamentary usages were discussed
and the secretary instructed to purchase
a copy Of Roberts Rules Of Order for the
government Of the association's delibera-
tons. -
A motion was made that no assooia-
tion business be transacted on Sunday,
action ON which was postponed until a
subsequent meeting. We can not but
think that the best interests OF the asso-
citation will be promoted by resolving to
observe the Sabbath, and we should be
pleased to report that such action had
been taken at the next meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

FOWLER CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Preaching Services every Sunday evening.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 u. m.
Singing practice every alternate Sunday at
II n. III.
Church Socials every two weeks.
REv. b. +. BAKER, Pastor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

"A large number of senators visited
old Fort Lyon Last Sunday. The pros.
pects continue good for the removal oi
the Soldiers Home to Fort Lyon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Now that Fitzsimmons has beaten
Corbett the daily papers will have more
space to devote to the news of the nation
and the world. r "a ~ :
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18
"A caucus Of citizens will be held at

"A caucus of citizens will be held at
st. james hotel hall Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock TO nominate compro-
mise ticket for the coming municipal
election. It is hoped that ticket can
be named satisfactory to all interests
involved.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

j am always in the market for
fat Hogs at highest market prices
and pay Spot Cash.
j. W. Phenicie.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Postmaster General Gary has decided
that all poetmasters shall be allowed to
serve their four years before their sue
'cessors are appointed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18
r AND OFFICE at Pueblo. colo.,. Fob. Is "

AND OFFICE at Pueblo. Coio.,. Fob. Is ~
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten.
tion to make final proof In
support OF his claim, and that said PROOF
VIII be made before U. S. Land OfIico nj
Pueblo. Colo. on March %. 1897. viz:
HENRY A. CRAFT
Of Olney, Otero CO.. Colo,. II. l.. No. 63sl, for
the NE l, Sec 20, II u $, Il IS W.
He names the following witnesses to prov,
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land. viz: Grant Hnckworth' l. "
spareer, W; L. Barnes and o. 4. Warren, ali
RArNosp MULLEN. Register,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Only little over two weeks until
the Legislature must adjourn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18
orBRo COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
HOLBROOK.

LAKE VIEW CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. IN. every Sunday.
Preaching ut $3.50 p. IN.
EpWorth League at p. IN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Fields & Lyons Children's
Shoes are warrented. Hilfiker
sells them cheap. Buy them for
y our Boys and Girls.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

"A Junior Endcavor was organized at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday for
those under fifteen. Mrs. +. Y. Hauck
will lead next Sunday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18
r AND OFFICE a. Pueblo. Colo. Fob. 10. '.7

T AND OFFICE at Pueblo, Colo, Feb. 10. 'o7
Notice is HEREBY given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim.
Register and Receiver at Pueblo, Colo,
on March 26. 1897, viz.
OLIVER +. WARREN
Of Olncy. Otcro Co., II. T. No. 500 for tho
southwest quarter Sec. ~. +. q s. II. IS ".
He names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivn.
tion OF said land. viz: John W. Sphrger,
Henry A. Graft, william L. Barnes and Grant
lIackworth all of olncy. Colo.
RAYMOND MILLER.
3s-3 Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

The great powers of Europe are
making a very mercenary record in re-
gard to Crete. The money-lenders OF all
OF them hold Turkish bonds and the va
Fious governments are allowing the dol
lars and cents involved to outweigh the
interests Of humanity. The Turkish ma.
tion should have been wiped of the map
OF Europe years ago, and would have
been but for the monied men of England,
Frunce and Germany.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Christian Endenvor topic for Sun.
day: "How Our Bodies Influence Our
Souls" Dan. 1:S.2l, n temperance topic.
NJ ago Young leader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Next Sunday evening Union TEN
perance Meeting will be held at the NJ
4. church under tho auspices Of the W
Q. I. u, Rev. II. NJ. Mayo preaching
the sermon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

-Epworth League topic for next Sun.
day: "The Extent Of the Kingdom" lisa.
60:1.9.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

-Isaac Adair has again shown his skill
in novel arrangement of keifels hard
ware display. The last device is clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

The prospects OF the Cuban insur-
gents are brighter. The new administra.
,tion should grant them belligerent rights
which would give such encouragement,
moral and material, as would secure a
speedy termination Of a terribly deyas-
'tating war.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

FARMERS. FARMERs;.IrriSatea ID Lands for Actual
Under the famous Cody Canal Water supply
nnliinitcd and right perpetual. Price 1850
ance long time. Interest pcr cent. New
country. Soil uncScclled. Good stock range.
Climate mild. Coal 81 so per ton. Timber
close at hand. Colorado farmers can drive
through For full particulars address
K. X. GOODMAN. Colo. Agt.
40IS Room 20 Iron Bdg.. Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

DIR. PURSES office is now over
Hilfker's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Next Saturday the W. @. T. U. will
meet at the Presbyterian church to cele.
brate the ninety-third birthday OF Neal
Dow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18
CHURCH NEWS.

Next Sunday evening Union TEN.
perance Meeting will be held at the NJ.
l.. church under tho auspices OF the W.
Q. I. u, Rev. II. NJ. Mayo preaching
the sermon.
Christian Endenvor topic for Sun.
day: "How Our Bodies Influence Our
Souls" Dan. 1:S.2l, temperance topic.
NJ ago Young leader.
"A Junior Endcavor was organized at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday for
those under fifteen. Mrs. +. Y. Hauck
will lead next Sunday.
-Epworth League topic for next Sun.
day: "The Extent Of the Kingdom" lisa.
60:1.9.
Next Saturday the W. G. T. U. will
meet at the Presbyterian church to cele.
brate the ninety.third birthday Of Neal
Dow.
The Ladies' Society OF the NJ. Z.
Church will meet with Mrs. Lee Bird
Friday afternoon Of next week, no meet
ing being held this week.
Rev. McGlashen OF Lake City filed
the pulpit Of the Baptis. church last
Sunday md very favorably impressed
the congregation. Rev. s. j. Greear
preached in tho Baptist church at Lake
City. This exchange OF pulpits for one
Sunday is with Il view to an exchange OF
churches.
The columns of the Enterprise may
some weeks give color to tho criticism
that QUE department of church news is
somewhat one.sided-one denomination
having n majority of the items. When
ever such is the case it is due to the fact
that ono church has been more dilligent
than others in furnishing information.
Our columns nre not only open to all,
but every denomination IS urged to send
us all notices Of their meetings. We
want to publish all such items and will
do SO II the parties most directly in touch
with the churches will give us the fact9.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Ladies S1.75 and $500 Ok
fords for S1.50 at Hilfker's Sat
urday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

The tune is almost here when Rocky
Ford should have electric lightning. No
oaher town in the state is growing with
greater rapidly and good electric light
system would tend to accelerate this
growth. VIM. Shields OF Pueblo, who
seeks franchise is practical man and
those who know him best soy that he can
be depended on in every way. The offer
he has made assures our citizens electric
ights at lower rates than are being paid
by neighboring towns. The council
should carefully consider Mr.. Shields
proposition. o."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

The Poultry and Farm Journal is
the name OF new Pueblo paper edited
by W. A. Ruspini, secretary Of the
Southern Colorado Poultry Association.
A new and most important department is
to be addc.l-that OF horticulture. which
will be edited by our fellow-citizcn,
Frank Crowley. Mr.. Crowley is reliable
authority on all matters relating to hor.
ticultufc in the Arkansas valley i,
getting in enviable demand rs u writer
FOR agricultural phpers. being regular
contributor to the Field md Farm, rs
well ns several eastern farm papers. Mr..
Crowley is thinking somc Of writing a
book on Horticulture in the Arkansas
Valley" Such work would be Of great
value 70 the many farmers and fruit
growers who are now having their first
experience in horticulture under irriga-
fion
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

Week by week We think the post.
ofiice matter settled, yet ms time rolls
around new alleged fncts become known
to complicate the situation. This week
H. D. Garwood is in tho lead. Mr.. Gar.
wood has lived here about two yerrs md
VAS for time Postmaster Salyer's dep
uty. He is a Pennsylvanian, and from
Tint state comes the influence which is to
give him the postmnstefship. Mr.. Gnr-
wood has n ''pnH' with leading politi.
cians in tho Keystone state which is
counted on to land him safely in Mr..
Salyor's shoes, regardless Of adverse To-
cal influences,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

The Ladies' Society OF the NJ. Z.
Church will meet with Mrs. Lee Bird
Friday afternoon Of next week, no meet
ing being held this week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

The cause OF the continued hesita.
tion and lack Of confidence in financial
circles all during the past winter, even
after new administration had been
elected, is to be seen in the fearful report
presented Tueeday in President McKin.
ley's message to congress. The deficit
since Ben Harrison retired has piled up
to sl6s,OOOGOO. aud the annual interest
Charges have increased from 22,000.0O0
to s3i, 100000. Such a summary is
enough to undermine the confidence not
merely Of the alert financiers OF tho east,
but OF the whole country, says the Pue-
bio Chieftain. The notion of congress in
increasing the revenue can not be too
prompt or too vigorous. Already tho inn
porters have recovered from their sur
prise ON finding that the new tariff bill
WINS to be rushed through in hurry, and
are bringing in goods at the present
schedule rates in immense quantities.
Some cynical chap has said that
when doctors make mistakes they 0be
mistakes) are buried in the ground. This
is not the case with the newspaper man.
When the types make n mistake tho er-
ror becomes very prominent and can not
be buried. The best way to get out oil
such trouble is TO straiehten the matter
out next week. In boys composition
he said thut he never knew of but one
newspaper man being licked and the
cause OF his being whipped was that his
paper was suspended and he couldn't
take 1t back" But the break made last
week does not involve anything up.
preaching to scrap. In the Adamsville
Lrt,cie TIE types made us say that Geo.
q. Gould chad purchased Is acres OF
ground which he will make headquarters
Tor :, or 1 stands of bees" We suspect
{ tnut that particular bit OF matter was not
proof. read. The editors manuscript is
not always clear MS poster type and the
in some way mistook 300 for
3 or 4. II is the former large number of
bees which Mr.. Gould will have at work
tnie summer ''-- .-.
10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-03-18

involved.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
SUSTAIN THE STRIKERS.

Denver News.
The great coal strike has now been
in progress for about six weeks. While
II has not been possibleto create a coal
famine because of the continuance Oh
work in certain mines, the supply has
been greatly reduced. and operators
are much concerned because they are
not able TO take advantage Of the open
lake season for the transportation OF
their coal. The strikers have conduct
Cd their contest in a peaceful and
orderly manner, and while provocauon
has frequently been given them, have
refrained from all acts Of violence or
riotOus conduct. The spirit or the
strikers is excellent, and apparently
but one thing can break their ranks
and that is hunger.
This is one of the greatest contests
ever inaugurated against the oppres-
sion of greedy men, and one OF the
most lust. Wages had been reduced
until they reached the starvation
noint The men earned just enough
In keep them alive and that was all
If they are suffering it is but Lttle
more than when they were working.
Put this should not be permitted. There
sbould be an organized movement
among all wage earners to assist these
Striking miners. 1t will aid greatly III
the cause for which these men are
battling. Their success will be a VIC
tory for labor everywhere.
There are at Desent no prospects
of the settlement of the strike. Arol-
tration is as far off as ever. Inc
trntb is the operators will not allow
the condition of their miners, with the
wages paid and all the expressions
forced mon them, to be given In
ser,i-ofr c,al form to the public, as the!
would he bv an arbitration committee
Tbev saw they cannot afford TO con
code IN the demands Of the men De.
oonsa they would be ruined. They can
NOT afford. they say, to fill their con
tracts ut the rate Of wages demanded
1f tbeir contracts are as binding al
that then they are liable for then
ron-fulfllment. which the strike ma
cOmDe1led. But this is all talk INT
no. excuse of men who are wealthy
while their miners are on the verg
starvation. They simply seek TO crusl
This revolt by starvation, and 10 as
sist in preventing this is the duty o
eyerv wage Garner in the land.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
OHIO VALLEY CHINA CO.,
WHEELING. ". VA.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue % a deed OF trust made By thsl
Ohio Valley China Company TO the un
derslgned Wheeling Titlk and Trust Com
pany. as trustee. bearing date on the ilr
day Of July. lsyZ, and RECORDED IN the OH
Oh the Clerk OF the County Court OF OF
County. West Virginia. IN Deed OF Tr-
Book NO -, on page 20 and on page f. J
the undersigned trustee. the WheelingI
tie and Trust CompanH VIII proceeC
sell at public auction e The north /,,f,l
door OF the Court HOUSE Of Ohio ~ I"y
IN the city OF Wheeling. W. IiTgY, IL
Monday. the Sixteenth Jay OF AuKW "a
commencing at 40 O'clott n. m, r.. ~
lowing described real lrgperty.Z 5 l.1.
and being IN the city OF WbsruuU sv.Layy
Of Ohio and State OF Weft FlrHnlH. tIaff
IS 20 say: All that certu pie 49,
Of land situated IN the fust 80 70 o.Ss
said city Of Wheeling titfss -, oy3l.t'it
and described as follows: ALVIN 81 49,, ~
piece or parcel Of land lyinA ~ -. 80
Immediately north Of an ~ Jsih ~ 10y ~
properly OF the estate % - 20 go
deceased. west OF Maln StrI sD"1y -
Fourth street 0Ormdfiy fantu t,a-.
street,. and east o. thd Ohlf DyeI. D5in .s
a part OF the same pTfperp eohstgse -
Walter y. Brooks. tft1tel,, ~ gehh ..
Jones. trustee, by deed ldaYsa We I,tn -
ofsies ~ a. f,ofsI,fv co,lrtI Of Ohio County,
West VlrTinla. In DesdI Hook 90. pages i3i
snd fss and beino afeoi She same piece Of
nroperty mat Vac convlHed By William l.
Hearne and Thomas OIBrlen, trustessi -
the West Virginia Cbinf SCin PAY ~ ~ 80
bearing date the 18th Sday Of 5ePisslno -:
clerks Office Of the 80 county S99rt =. =.
On page rs. and bsin also me same prop.
cry tlv J sn.s vsnJe ard others By deed
dated On the 9th gay Of May; 81 M. yer
nee in Desd ~ E Numbered ~ gags g:
1905 nnachinSfy and fixtures of every De.
Grin, Hcrip.ion nov situated upon the said real
prop 2s5lys /oF sALE.-one-thlrd OF tho
,,,I-nbs.eT money or 50 much more
PtsuarfStaofT az the purchaser may
49, go, a sale and the residue thereof In tao
90 49, u instalimeHts payable respectively IN
s4se and ;wO years from .he day Of fa.s
with interest from that day the deferred
'lnstaIlments being secured BY the pur-
chaser's bond With personal security SAT-
lsfactoTy 70 the trustee, and a deed %
trust upon the property with a provision
for insurance upon the buildings machn-
cry and fixtures. But II the purchafer
shall pay IN cash one-half or more OF The
purchase money personal security upon
hls bond may be omitted.
WHEELING TITLE AND TRUST
COMPANY,
jyl5eoi Trustee. Z