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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

4 received a letter said sam Tauh
from President Heueemann. wherein he
stated that he has posipDned The league
meeting. that was 10 take place Ia Fort
Worth Saturday. Tor the raTly part o. this
Neek- 10 be held st Dallas u rs to Ice
hoped that 10 more pos Donrments VIII &C.
cur. az there ia not very much tlno TO spare
nov, the season u2lng we.l nigh % nu-
tico that Mr. Abuet Powell. The InanaEer
az the New Orleans club. IT, IN Dalisn
asEiting the outcome o. The LEAGUE Meeting.
There Is 10 doubt that # satisfactory rates
With he railroads can he arranged that New
Orleans NIL be admitted 10 the league -
Manager Reed received a letter from
Glen kimerer few days ago. in which be
stated thst he received contract from 81
oconnor Of the san Antonio team with ad
vance money enclosed, which be returned
al he sent ~ his contract a few days be-
fore he received O'CQnuOr's.
The San Antonio Express hah tho ,rut,
lowing 10 say about Kimerer: Kmcrer wiil
warm the cookies 81 the hearts Of all root.
ers. He Is husky fellow, with speed
Judgment and good control, and no man
who ever played down here can give him
pointers on batting. He can be used any
where on the field but beLud the bat.
too 1t is rather distressing. especially TO
ono so young as Mike In the capacity OF
MANAGER 10 lose man OF Kmcrer's ability.
Manager Reed and myself are going tc
Fort Worth tonight TO attend the league
meeting there tomorrow No doubt the ad-
visaplity OF admitting New Orleans and
shreveport. or Paris and Denlson will lie
decided. and the schedule for the coming
season Will be arranged. II Is generally
understood that the regular season will open
on the 10th OF April. but the closing date
ma not yet been determined. The boys
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
THE DAY At CARSON.
Dan Stuart II Receiving Heavy Or
dprs for seats.

Carson City. Nevada. February a.
( There was radical change in the weather
today and the thermometer which has
been lowering around zero and frequently
falling below. took sudden upward turn
as sunrise came and at noon the mercury
touched the II mark The sun payer
havoc with what snow remained after YES
terday's slight thaw During tho afternoon
many OF the sporting men we're on dress
pnra1e along Hackctt avenue, which Is mo
fayprite promenade thoroughlsre OF Car
son.
Tho cont actors OF the work on the arena
made an addition 10 their force ana 81 Wy
conclusion Of today's labors nearly haH
of the superstructurc was completed me
field, which only four days ago was COW
erred with snow, has been transferred mo
a carpenter shop OF remarkable SIZE. IL ls
confidently expected that fh" great arena,
seating u 500 persons. VIII b. completed
within week.
Dan stueri's clerks have been busy '5ihy
opening kilograms from eli Parts oil me
country. All sorts uI latorm1iipn concern
ing seats and uuetinus Gre asked by we
s.,ndors +, IS stated by one ot STUART
men that orders up to- this afternoon ioi
seats amounted 20 coualdcfabi" moro inAn
$40 g01 Stunrt rs not yet suno' 'n'iY ~
covered to leave his Apartments anu ll ~
likely his physicians Will insist npoa aus
refnalniag indoors for at least week ms
clerks. however are ke+pins INN ""l' 40
touch with every thiEg maj is going on.
Jim Corbett went through his regular
morning and afternoon performances. nut
acting upon the advice OF his trainers
Delaney and Waite he abbreviated halh
periods OF work lie said. however. that
he was only giving the Delaney White
suggestion a fair chance. and II he rs not
pleased with the change after "A Jew Jays
IL VIVA his Intention To do as much work
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a. ]. ROSE. Commissions.
RAPHAEL BROS. Agents.
INSURANCE ACTS,

4. ]. KUSE, C0mmkzlp1
RAPHAEL BROS. Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-13

Rosainuud loohcd mp, glanced from
Mary's radiant fnoc with Its dark, shining
eyes TO Philips, cold and mysterious and
wearing forced smile, and somehow she
felt very sorry for the queen. This feeling
made her forget her embarrassment and
added u thrill to her voice, and so she stood
UP straight und rccitcd her simple verses,
not knowing what a pretty picture she
made nor that all eyes in the hall were
fixed on her.
And when she finished speaking there
was first little pause, such as Ned had
made when she had rectcd IL TO him, and
then the queen bent forward to say, cor
daily, "1'lauk you, my dear, and buzz
of praise was heard to pass around.
Philip spoke in Spanish, and Mary
turned 10 Rosamund again
"Tho king II worry much pleased with
thy verses, She said, IA II there were no
higher pride In all the world than that
clio says the English maids nrc rs clever
as they are fair, and he gives thee this
jewel 10 thank thee for thy fine pocsy
And this, sho added, taking very beau
tlful and valuable bracelet from her own
arm, II hopo thou wilt wear sometimes to
keep thee ia mind Of how much Queen
Mary was delighted by thy poem upon her
wedding day.
She spoke also some kind and encournr
ing words TO Master Walton, and then the
audience was over.
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by ALBERT sprscpR, Deputy Clerk. '''A
SALE OF uNoLA Meo BAGGAGE.

NOTICE IS HEkEBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Wednesday, October goth. 1897, at 8
O'Clock p. IN OF that day and continuing ihore-
alter from day 10 day until sold, at the bag
neI OF ri1th West and Third south streets,
SAT- Lake city. Utah the undersigned will ex,
pose for safe and sell at pub &c auction to the
highest b oder for cash the fol owing de.
seribod articles OF baggage. remaining un.
elaine d In the possession Of the undersigned
az the expiration OF six months from The tina
Of its arrival at tho place Of its deliveiy and at
place Of delivery stored by the undcrsigned.
.aid sale Will be made for the purpose Of pay.
ing for the storage and care OF said baggage
while stored and the Reasonable and neces.
sary costs OF such sale;
Two bundles OF be idIng from salina.
one bundle bedding from ait Lake.
One bundle bedding from Bingham.
-Four bundles bedding, one baby cab, one
russell yaliss, from Ogden
Ono black valise one zinc trunk, from Den.
yer.
one ssck from Ephraim.
one black yalise from Reno.
one canvas covered trunk, marked Harry
Jennings, from Little Rock
one zinc trunk from an Francisco,
The names and addresses of the consignors
and consignees OF each and all the following
described parcels and the places from which
each and all said parcels were shipped are
unknown:
sixteen bundles bedd ing, otc Two black
yalises Two Tusset vais,s One hand SAM
pie case Four lunch bAekets one linan
duster. one black cont Three shawls. Two
childrer's jackets, Three canes seven par
Asols. Eight umbrellas. one gas stove One
cred trunk. one russell yAllse. Une telescope.
-Four packages -Four ladies' cApes, Thirty
packages various descriptions.
bate Of first publication september ~. 1897
The ko STande Western Railway Company
by ,. A. WADLEIGH.
General Passenger Agent
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A MAID OF WINCHESTER.
Hhe Reoltcs an EpithnIamium Before
Queen Mary and Philip of spain.

Che Reoltrs an Epithniamium Before
Queen Mary and Philip of spain.
Virginia Cabcll Gardiner writes Il story
of Old England for ST. Nicholas, dealing
with the marriage Of Queen Mury and
Philip Of Spain. The following is an OK
trnCt from It;
Rosmnund could scarcely believe It
when Ned came rushing In and told her
that she, too must 90 and rcoite before
the queen. Tho quick walk through the
streets with her father and Ned seemed
like dream to her So, too, did the ar
rival az the bishops palace and the great
hall where the long tables we're spread and
whcr tine English and Spanish courts
were, for the present, making the best Of
each other, though regarding with IN CON
cealed di5tastc cach others foreign looks
and ways
Presently Rosamund had reached the
dais und bad kissed the hand OF her soy
ercign and Of the king Of Naples; for such
had Prince Paillp been created by his IA
thor, according 90 paper read aloud that
morning Ia the cathedral
Thy nHuo. my little maideny' the
queen deep tones were saying.
"ltns0mund Walton, your majesty, " mn,
sWered ltusainund scarcely recognizing
tho sound Of her own voice.
Thy brother saith thou hast composed
certain lines In honor OF our marriage.
Rosamund and the king and i would
gladly hear them. Canst thou Say them
W usI'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-13

Many common expressions are Of leglti.
mate parontage, although most people be-
lieve that they spring up like Topsy. The
printing craft, for Instance, originated
several very populnr sayings. Take tho
case of q man who is tout OF sorts" In
u hand composition printing Office the
word sorts" applies to the letters and
marks which should be in the type case,
but which are frequently missing. A man
who In the days before the coming OF limo
type machines found his 80" box barren
or his comma box desolate and bankrupt
was said to be out Of those particular sorts.
by his profanity the calamity was made
known, and by hls impatient remarks to
this day Ia the mnn who is out Of sorts
known, whether he is a banker or police.
man. ChicAgn Record
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In Ordinance increasing the number, of men
on the police forcc OF SAT- Lake CITY
be y ordained by the City Council OF Salt
Lake Oily;
sEcTos /. Tha. the BOARD OF Police and
fHe Commissioners OF salt Lake City 10 here
by authorired 10 appoint IN additional mount.
cd policeman, to be assigned to duty at Liber.
ty Park, and such other places within the city
as the pub ic service may require,
Section ii. THIS ordinance shall take effect
upon Its approval
Passed by tho City Council OF Salt Lake City.
state of Utah July 9Th, 1907, title approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval.
(sEAL.) DAVID ,. EMERY,
Olty Recorder.
Approved this the 9th day of July A. ID. 1897
JAHk GLEN DINING, Mayor
STATE OF UTAH, -
City and county of Salt Lake. ts'
], David s. Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake Ctty. state OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Ia full, true
and correct copy Of an ordnance entitled IAN
ordnance increasing the number Of men on
The police force OF salt Lake City," passed by
the City Council of SAID city July eth. 1891
md approved by the Mayor July 9th, 1897, az
appears of record in my ONCE.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and hffxed the corporate seal
lsEALl Of said city this 23rd day OF July. A.
ID. 1857
City Recorder.
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N, TiCE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ City Council of salt LAKE City. state of
Utah, of the intention of such Council TO make
the following described impru veiuenL o.wit I
Constructing sewer lateral on the west
side OF Third East street from south Temple
TO First outh street in sewer district No. of
said city, and defras the cost thereof. estimRt.
cd at 81 81 per front or linear loot, or eight
hundred and twenty five and 90 100 tsS25. o }
dollars by a local assessment upon the lots or
pieces OF ground within the following des.
crihed district, being the district to be affected
or benefited by SAID improvement, namely
The north 40 feet of lot and all OF lots q, I
and 8. in Block 10, Plat "a" Salt Lake City
survey
All protests and objections to the carving
out OF such intention 60 make said improve
m mt must be presented 10 writing 10 the CITY
recorder on or before tho 1871 day OF October
1897. being the time set by said Council when
IL will hear and consider such ollie tons AS
may be made thereto.
BY order o. the City Council of salt Lake
CITY. state OF Utah, made tho llst day OF sep-
TENDER. 1901
DAVID s. EMERY,
City Recorder.
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sTooKHoLpsR~ MEETING

oIiOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a,
~ adjourned meeting OF the stor r., AN
OF the indian Creek Gold Mining and HHtYiilefe
Company. will be held on saturday ISa,iilli1g
ION, 1877, at M. at the oflloes on H. OUR
pany, 30 Progress building salt tFo S9n'
otah, Tor the purpose Of considerins ~ wv
lowing amendment to the Articles ~ '''u TO-
porstion OF tins company. offered At Ibcs1SSoor'
hoiders meeting OF September rs, isg, ~ e' ,,
hesovedi That Article OF the Arnct wv:
incorporation OF this Ipdi Creek Goid u n ~
Ing and Milling Company be amendeI ~ YIN
fead as Follows; Article I. The oG8cet.
thls company sha Ie ~ n board Of MI o.
oirector-, t2) president, (s) = vice Its WIS W
" secretary, tO trtasurer. The pre,t,lsnn,h
vice president AM treasurer shall he seiN,n,
from among the directors Tie ogIrs a., s!ea
person ~ '"o same
a director must be the owner Of ut least a..
share OF the Capital stock of The Comnsr,.on e
shown by the books OF the Companr irM
tecrctary need not be Il stockhnlJsr"' ihe
And for the purpose OF electlng the addt,,o,.,
directors provided for In atove ResoIution !,
sad amendment be carried, and 10 if1ns.i.,
such other business as may lawfully cnro h..'
fore SAID meeting SIMON EIsgMNN W.
secretary and Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. sept 2uth, isS;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-13

The most costly leather now in the mnr.
ket is known 10 the trade us 'pinno
leather" American tanners years nRO
discovered the secret Of making Russia
leather, with its peculiarly pungent and
lasting ndor, but the secret of making
piano leather is known only to n family
of tanners in Thuringin, Germany. This
leather has but one use-the covering OF
piano keys. a peculiar thing about it Is
that the skins from which 1t is tanned are
prepared almost entirely In America 1t
is a particular Kind OF buckskin. Tho
skin OF the common red or Virginia deer
will not make the leather, a species OF the
animal known as the gray deer, and found
onIy in the vicinity OF tho great northern
lakes, alone furnishing the material. Tho
German tanners have an agency In the
west, which collects the skins of this deer
from the Indians md the half breed hunt
ors, who supply the market. When the
skins are returned to this country AS piano
leather, they cost the piano manufacturers
from Slb to SlS pound. The worlds
supply Of this Invaluable and necessary
material is supplied by tho Kutzenmnn
family Of tanners, who have six establish
ments in Germany, the largest in Thurin
gin.-- Washington Stnr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-13

We have always been taught to believe
that one of tho canons Of good dressing Is
the harmony Of color in eyes and gown,
but this theory has been exploded, and 1t
has been clearly demonstrated by women
of good taste chat nothing is more fatal to
good effect than blue eyed woman
gowncd in blue or brown eyed woman
dressed all in brown. COlors OF contrast
ing shades are always becoming and stylish
il properly combined, and il we'll suited to
the wcarer are very effoctiye.-Woman' +
Home Companion.
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NOTICE.

WHERREAs . An ArPaAIsEMa 81 ,,N WAS ,AI
lowing described horse, on the 18th day Of
septe Der. 1897
Notice is hereby given that ! will sell pur
snant to statute At No. 10 west, south Tenn.
pie Street, salt Lake City. Utah, on the 10Th day
OF October, 1881. at IL O'Clock IN, one Gray
French Norman .tallion; agei seven years !,
weight about / rs q lbs., 10 the highest respon-
sibie cash bidder; provided the highest cash
bid 10 equal to two-thIrds OF snid apprsise.
ment aid Stallion will be sole as the proper
ty OF Robert Warehouse, to satisfy n lien
now have TN said horse for feed and care.
d. ID HOLT, JR.
by DAS'L HARRINGTON, Attorney.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVE
- ments to the salt Lake O unity 1nhrnary
VIII be received at the Coun Clerks Office
t Jun ~, III; on inc zo.h Gay OF Oe,oDer iss,
Work, Out ~tone Work Concrete Floors.
Lsthing and tlastering, Carpenter Work.
Painting. FinishinZ HARDWARE, tonstructional
Iron and steel Work, Hestlng and Ven Hating.
Electric lring and y in and Galvanized Iron
Wors and Plumbing Plane and specif at ons
can be seen at tho Arch teCts unice, S. q
Dallas. $50 south LIST West It.
The County Commissioners reserve the right
10 reject any and all proposals.
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NOTICE,


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned viii apply 70 the secretary
OF the Interior for pernlssion to cut growing
and dead timber, red ptue, white pine anu
balsam from the wv Of the N VIZ OF Fec.
ton ~, Up u ,. range r., ana from the W
. OF the y VIZ OF ecton Z, tp AN, range 4
4, solt Lake cTidiAn, u :. survey for Utah,
and IN Cache county, Uiah, and being mon
mineral public lands, 70 tho purpose Of sup
plying The settlers OF Cache county with buiii-
ing materials with which 10 I'M rove their
homesieads and farmA
cRowIHER BROS.
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sTooKHoL pERs' mesTIke

NJ Office is HkEEBY GIVEN THAT
~ there VIII be special meeting Of tbs
bingham itnnel Company held on sairTd 'i,o
october 10. ~ at O'Clock p. m. OF SAT- dsy
at its oflice In the office OF Dey 4 Street. looy,
No iOl Auerbach lock. Salt Lake CIV HIN
Tor the purpose OF amending Article ID Of ~
original articles of Incorporation, as 10 IN
proportion OF stock therein named that shan
20 Issued in raisit funds for the use and ben'
ont OF tne corporation and to carry on ts busl.
aud who by. and also to make the pronet
transfers OF the residue OF snid stock Ia N
persons entitled thereto. '"'
II, ;. LAMsON Secretary
Dated, Salt Lake City Utah, October a ,sg-
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LLGAL NOTICE..
In tho District Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial District, In and for salt Lake
County, tate of Utah.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Harriet II.
Saunders Kun ban, deceased.

NOTICE rs HERE4Y GIVEN THAT
~ 'rnucis Armstrong, Admin strntor Of
the Estate OF Harriet n. rRunders kimbnll,
uceeesed, has rendered for settlement and
HE'D IN snid Court tho report and hnnl account
of his administration OF SAID estate and pc
ttunh Tor 1nsi distribution of the residue Of
sa Il estate au ong Tire ersons emitted there.
to, and tuat Saturday. tn. 9th DAY day OF Nov
embor, A u. 1897, at $50 O'Clock a. M, st tho
Court Room Of SAID Court, IN the County Court
House, cit Lake City and County, Utah, has
been duly appointed by tho Judge 81 SAID
Court, for the settlement OF said nee cunt and
hearing said petition tor distribution, ut which
time Snd place any person interested IN taid
estate may appear and show cause. II any
there be, why sad account should not be
settled and approved and final distribution
made as prayedfo
Dated october 18th, 1891
DAVID DUNBAR, Clerk.
by ALERT srREoER, Deputy Clerk
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the Board OF Directors.
held on tho 18th day of August. 1877, an as
scssment OF 81 6I per share was LEVIED on the
CAPITAL stock OF the corporation. payable TO
the secretary on or before the 9Th day of
October. 1877. at his oilice in Ogden City,
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on sad 9Th day Of October,
1891. wiilbe delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Is made
before, will DO sold on the 18th ~ Of Novem
her, 1877. at IA O'clock noon, AT the south door
of the Weber County Court House. in said
.gden City, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. j. Q. SYR.
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NJ oTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Executors, of the last
vi and Testament OF Elizabeth Brotherton
persons having claims against the said de.
ceased, TO exhibit them with ;he necessary
vouchers, within four months after the frst
Tors. at the law ONCE of Moyle. Zane & CostI.
gan, Rooms II. Doseret National Bank build,
ing. Salt Lake City IN the County OF Salt Lake.
utah.
Dated, sept. LIST, 1877
JOHN A SILVER,
Y. N. BlShUP,
Executors OF the last viii and Testament of
EllzAbeth Brotherton Pratt. deceased.
hoyle, Zane Il Cosngan Attorneys Tor Exc
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP
Il pear IN an on brought against yol
" the so2ye,namcd plaintiff in Tho District
Court OF the Tnnd Judicial district OF the state
o. Utah and, and 10 answer tue Gpmp!alut aed
OF setvice) after the service on you Of thl,
suhinons-if served within this county; or, Il
served out OF this county, but IN this district
within twenty days; otherwise within iOry
or Judgment by default Will he lzken
against you. according to the prayer Of said
compliant
The said action is brought to have an order
OF this court appointing guardian ad hlem
for d fendaDt, Joseph Z. Flanagan, who IS
non compos menus, 10 have IudRmgat against
the defendants, Flanagan, iOr the sum OF .7S
principal and interest thereon at the rate Of
per cent per month from December I, lsgs;
Tor s. 80 taaes, with interest al 3 per cent PER
hnnum from April u. lsJl for slvJ attorneys
foes and for costs OF suit ;nllegedto hc due upon
certain promissorynote,o executed by SAID de-
PENDANTS. Flanagan. to one 2. 'cnetner "a
agent for the plaintiff al salt Lake Lity. Dec
9Th, 1919, for the sum OF s2i5, bearing interest
nj per cent per month, zane beng securedby
NOR gage OF even date Herewith or premises
hereinafter descrIbe ed. executed by said defend
ants, FiannEan, TO plHlntih, who Is now me
legal owner ana holder OF SAID nOle and mort
gsge va. no part "a sa'I mote n gsep pMa
April ~, 1897. piaintif paid on said premises as
delinquent taxes The sum Of f.sO, WI On hu
not been paid by said defendants 10 have lhe
usual statutory decree OF tbls court Tor the
foreclosure of sad mortgage ana the SAFE o.
said premises; that proceeds OF said sale DO
applied in payments of amounts due az ABOVE
End that defendants and all persons claiming
under them be barred ant foreclosed OF al
claim of equity OF redemption therein, and fot
other relief SAID prcmises bong desorlbed@
follows: ..,.-.... .
beginning 90 rods W. OF the \. 4. Cor, o.
tho :. W n OF Sec 81, 4. s. OF H. W. Ofssll
Lake Mer., thence W. 80 rods. thence ~
rods. thence h. 60 rods, thence n, .tS ro1s y
place OF beginning, containing 10 acres o.
land, being situate in / alt Lake County, Juan
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ASSESSMENT hoTice.

once of the Antl.r Gold Mining Company
Place OF Business, no south Main Street. salt
Lake City. Utah
NOTICE is uERErY GIVEN THAT AT
~ ameeiipg OF The board OF directors OF
the above corporation and he'd a. The onloe
above dssgnated on Monday, august 2s,ley'
levied on the capital STOCK OF this corporation,
payable Saturday, september 18th, 10 4. W.
haybould. secretary and treasurer or tnls
COMPANY at above desgnated ONCE Any
stoc upon which this assessment may re'
main unpaid on the said 2,th day OF scptem.
yer VIII be delinquent and Will be adyeruseu
Tor sale at public auction, and sold on Tues.
day, October l2tk, 1877. at ap,tn OF that day at
the above named place OF business, 70 pay
the delinquent assessmcnt together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF aaio
A, ~ RAYBoULD,
secty and Treasurer.
ONCE 40 8. Main street tupstairs).
lsyl H'