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Lincoln Primary.

At the Lincoln Primary, Miss Lizzie
M. Bernard Principal, the programme
will be:
Song, ''Cheer, Boys, Cheer; recita-
ton, "A Tribute to Our Flag" Rose
Carroll; dialogue, Independence Day,
Dave Zemansky, Albert Butler, Justus
Staiger, Harry Lohmeyer, Burton
Mitchell, Henry Aquilar; song, The
Voyagers''; recitation, "A Reminis-
cence of the Fourth Albert Butler;
recitation. Little Things" Mabel
Plunkett; song, 1.-THE Stars Ball., Pau
line Anderson, F'rieda Sieke, Mary Bar
ros, Adalina Cecchuttini, Eunice Gladz,
Frank Toleman, Joe Leiva, Andrew
Cecchettirh, Willie Messini, Ernest Nc
Arthur, Frank March; recitation, Katie
Turner; recitation, "Eentertaining Her
Sisters Beau" Gladys Butler; drill,
"Our Flag" Gertrude Steen, Chris
Rodergerdts, Minnie Bloomberg, George
King, Hattie Cohen, Manuel Bernal,
Emma Garbarina, Carl Pheleger, Ma
bel Broughton, Abraham Bloomberg,
Dora Bartoni, George WenZel, Ethel
Freund, Leonard Harvey, Clara Cifu-
entes, Raymond Harvey, May Williams,
Louis Blodgett, Narena Longatti, Will
lie Bening, Gertrude kaufman, Ada
Broughton, Fred Lumbard, Margie
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Orphans kindergarten.

The kindergarten exercises at the
Orphans School will be:
Ring song; prayer; song, Good
Morning; finger song, Naming the
Fingers; song, Busy Bee; game,
In a Hedge; song, Little Boy Blue;
class recitation, There Are Many
Flags; song, "The Red, White and
Blue; game, "a Little Bird Made a
Nest; song, MY Boy Is Soldier i;
FLAG drill class
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AMONG JUVENILE PATRIOTS.
SCHOOL PUPILS TO HONOR THE
NATIONS HOLIDAY.
Exercises This Forenoon--Address
To Be Delivered by
Citizens.

Patriotic exercises in honor Of the
national anniversary viii be held in
the public schools at $50 O'Clock this
morning, for which elaborate pro-
grammes have been prepared
In each school an address viii be de-
1fvered. The usual hour for exercises
of this character is 10 O'Clock. but in
view of the possibility of the weather
being hot the Board of Education
changed the hour to $3.50. The pro-
grammes for the several schools are:
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Flag of Stripes and Stars" Hazel Bar
rett; Our Own Country" Eva Carroll;
song, Flag of the Free" school; .'The
Battle of Bunker Hill, Margaret Todd;
Stand by the Flag" Agnes Calvert;
song, Independence Day. school; ''The
Nations Birthday" Julius Weiger;
Boston Boys" E. B. Bartholomew
flag saIutation, school: song. Ring the
Bell, Watchman," school; Introductory
remarks, P. S. Driver; address, ]. 5.
Quire; song, America" school.
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Curiosities from Shanghai,

Franklin Ellis of this city has received
quite a collection of Oriental antiquities
ard curios from M. Goldomdofski Of
Shanghai, the well-known collector of
such. He proposes placing them on ex-
hihifinr1
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High School.

The following exercises will be held
at the High School, J. II. Pond, Princi-
pal: Sousa's march, STARS and Stripes, "
Miss Jennett Birdsall; reproduction of a
scene in the Senate January 20, 1880,
'Webster's Reply to Hayne-Webster's S
Encomium on Massachusetts" Miss
Alice Baker; Defense of the Constitu-
ton" Miss Annie Jennings; "Hayne
on Disunion," j. w. S. Butler; Web
ster's Defense of the Government, .
Miss Elizabeth Ledgett; "On Open Re
sistance," Miss Emma Long; "On the
Virginia Resolutions" Ed Dickson; ION
Consolidation Miss Blanche Van Heu-
sen; tddress, A. E. Miller; song, Amer
lea" school
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Sacramento Grammar.

Miss Anna G. Weeks, Principal of the
Sacramento Grammar School, and the
teachers have prepared the following
programme:
Song, Independence Day." school;
defamation, Now or Never" Clarence
Kath; recitation, THE Fighting Par
son." Jannette Milligan piano solo, Meta
Breckenfeld; recitation, How We Kept
the Day." Gertrude Ferris. Marguerite
James, Beth Hughson, Florence Smith,
Alma Dundas, Mary Shearer; declama-
ton, Grandfather Watts Fourth Of
July" Raymond Hancock: song, Flag
of the Free Florence Grau, Jessie Tur-
ner, Laura Collins, Edna Odell, Gertrude
Hughes, Charles Arndt, Peter Newman
James Rego, Frank Diviny, Rattle FL
liot; recitation, Declaration of Inde-
endence'' Emma Schmid, Winnie
Rogers, Gertrude Harlow, Ida Smith,
Charles Osgood, Irwin Tariel, George
Scott; defamation, 1.-The American
Flag" Grant Covell; song, Flower of
Liberty" school; recitation, ''The Build
ing of the Ship Sada Frissel; address,
Emmett Phillips; recitation, America" ="
Justine Griffith, Mabel Mier, Pearl
Rodgson, Mallie Hustled, Gertrude
Hughes, Leslie Genung, Edna Odell,
Anna Futterer, Libbie Macmillan, Bar
bara Small, Carl Hoskinson, Dudley
Jackson, Burchell Upson, Russell
Stephens, Albert WeuIe, Grove Fink,
James Miller, Harry Farmer, Grant
Estabrook; song, America" school.
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Founding Home.

The exercises at the r'oundiing Home
will take place at half past 10 O'Clock.
A very interesting prog, anime has been
arranged for the occasion
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Royal Ann Cherries

The last of the season; 500 boxes Of
Royal Ann cherries to-day at the Pa
cific. must be sold at sacrifice. J,
near Eighth
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Sutter Grammar.

The following exercises will be hell
at the Suffer Grammar School, Julian
w Johnson, Principal: Song, Chill
dren of the Union" school: ''The Amer
lean Flag" May Moss; Hail to the
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McMorry sells groceries. Agent for
Coronado water and Stockton sarsa-
pariIla and iron. 531 M street.
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Union Primary.

AT the Union Primary School, Mrs.
NJ. E. Mumford, Principal, the pro-
gramme will be:
Song, Columbia, My Country
school; Welcome" Irene Downing;
Let the Flag Wave" Elwood Miller;
Independence Day" Howard Smith,
Walter McManus, Karl Fisher, Arthur
Sanderson; Hail to the Flag Of the
Stars and Stripes Miss Wilcox class;
My Country" Lizzie Van GUclder;
MY Country's Flag" Cecil Fenton;
song, Fourth of July" Willie Kelley,
Earl Hart. Ruttruff. Frank Fowler,
John Miller, Arthur Alber, Willie
Huntoon, Albion Powers; The Last
Bell Rings" Harold Reichert; SALVATION
of the flag by the school; why We
Salute the Flag" Eiinor Staeilpole: ::
song, Guard the Flag" sch'"l Our
Banner" Willard Walker; Color EN-
ercises," Tina Zarich, Louise Gerig,
F1avia Stuber, Hilda Lee, Clara Burt
less, Marguerite Braun; 'Our Own Dear
Land, Pauline Ballou; song, In Spain. ;
Anita Medley; 20, Beautiful Flag"
Russell Long; The Cup Bearer" Hazel
Bay; dialogue, RED, White and Blue. -
Annie Bragg, Edna Eton, Gladys Bu-
chanan; song, Red, White AMI 8hle, .
school; "The Star-Spangled Banner"
Lulu Trapper; "Tommy's Ride" Bessie
Spillman; dialogue, Young America, .
Alex. SHELTON, Roscoe Platt. Willie
Meister, Montague Loranger: AN Ode
to Vacation" George Gerbor; song,
Tramp, Tramp" school; "A Fias on
Every Schoolhouse, Cecil Emanuel;
"A Nations Birthday" Lille Schadt
reading, The Declaration of Independ-
ence, Leon White; song, Ship of
State" Sidney Walker; address. Luke
5. Howe; song, Yankee Doodle, -
school
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Harkness Grammar.

The programme at the Harkness
Grammar School, Joseph W. Johnson,
Principal, is as follows:
March, Lucy Peirson; "Our Country"
Eldridge Turner; 1.-The Revolutionary
Rising" Mabel Amsden; Our Flag"
Charles lie Noir; '.An Apostrophe to the
Flag" Henry Duensing; song, 'The
Red, White and Blue school; Fourth
of July" Rita Carlaw, Tom Scott, Mil
dred Lowell, Walter Campbell, Howard
LuGg, Roy Byron, Charles Avis, Dan
Poland; 'Mending the Old Flag" Fran
ces Luibetich, Godfrey Hall, Nadia
Leiva, Ethel Reid, Nellie Mott, May
Schaeffer, Irma Won Oehlhaffen; Dec
laration of independence" Birdie Win
ther; THE Men of 70" Charles Lum-
lard piano solo, Jessie Guild; "A Plea
for Peace" Minnie Vogel, Willie Keat-
ing, Ruby Drew, Joe Valenzuella, Alice
Nesbitt, George Neubourg: when This
Dear Old Flag Was New" Alice Craw,
Hazel Carroll, Wessie Johnston, Hazel
Pritchard; 1.-THE Liberty Bell" Bruce
Johnson: "Our Old Banner" Edward
Carraghar; "a Piece of Bunting" Dana
Buck; piano duet, Mabel Shelton and
Hattie Pike; address, Henry P. Brown;
address, ]. NJ. Henderson, Jr.; song,
America" school.
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Shirt waist sets, handsomely enam
eled, at Steinman's, 612 street.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTA
Of SOLOMON RUNYON, deceased No
tice Is hereby given by the undersigned
Ephraim Damn and n. Anderson, executors
of the estate of Solomon Runyon, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessa ~
first publication of this notice, to the said
Ephriam Damn and N. Anderson at the
office of A. p Catlin, northeast corner of
Third and ] streets, Sacramento Cal fhe
same being the place for the transaction If
the business of the said estate in the
county of Sacramento State of California
EPHRIAM DAMN,
N. ANDERSON
Executors of the estate of Solomon Run
yon, deceased.
Dated at Sacramento, June IL. 1897.
A. p. Catlin. Attorney for Executors.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE
of California. county OF Sacramento In
the matter of the estate of FREDERICK
kUMMERFELDT, deceased
Notice Is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 9th day of July, 1897, at 1:30 O'Clock
said court, at the Courthouse in the city
of Sacramento, county of Sacramento,
and State of California, has been ap-
pointed as the time and place for prov
ing the VIII OF said Frederick Hummer
feldt. deceased. and for hearing the APP
plication of Bertha Kate Kummerfeldt,
for the issuance to her of letters tes-
Wfsness my hand and the seal of said
court, this 18th day of June, 1897.
tSeaD w. b. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY h. 5 Wachhorst, Deputy Clerk
Hiram W. Johnson, Attorney for Peti-
toner. jeso-10t
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Monday, July 5, 1897,

At 10 O'Clock a. m, to examine the assess
ment books and equalize the assessment of
property in the county, and will continue
in session for that purpose from time to
time until the business of equalization
is disposed Of but no later than the third
Monday in July, A. d. 1897.
THOMAS JENKINS,
Chairman of said Board
TSea11 Attest:
jy1-10t VIM B. HAMILTON Clerk
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Clarence Merry, Flora Rush, Albert
Schoendulby, Vera Crouch, Walter
Nelson; song, Battle Hymn of the
Republic; recitation, F1oied Morris !;
recitation, Vacation Days" Corrine
Levy; dialogue, Soldiers Boys" Irene
Lesser, Joe Williams, Herman Phele-
ger, Vincent Richards; song, "Colum-
bia, Gem of the Ocean; recitation,
Our Flag" Douglas Erewin; recita-
ton, Our own Dear Land" Genevieve
Turner; song, America; reading,
Declaration of Independence, Katie
Turner; accompanist, Eta Rush.
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Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 35c.
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NEW TODAY.
NEW TODAY.
Baseball! g Baseball +!
EXAMINER TOURNAMENT SERIES
COrkerS VS.. COlumbiaS Of San Francisco,
AT OAK PARK,
. oNDAY, JULY 3D.
i'Admisson, 25 cents. Game at p. IN. jy2-st
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived by the Board of School Trustees of
Victory School District at Elk Grove, Cali
fornia, up to July Is, 1897, at 2:30 p. m, for
building an annex TO the schoolhouse
the office of A. A Cook. architect, Sacra-
mento, or at the residence of E. L. Coons
in Elk Grove. Each bid to be accom-
curity for 10 per cent of the amount bid
Said check or equivalent security to be for
feited to Victory School District should the
successful bidder neglect or refuse to enter
into contract with Victory School Dis
trict within ten days from the award of
contract The board reserves the right to
reject any bid or all the bids.
f. T.. BARRY,
E. L. COONS.
W. E. EVERSON,
jy1-FMW2w Trustees.
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Axnn-Ee

WA
ACTIVE AND EXPERIENCED FIRE
underwater to represent exclusively in
Sacramento and vicinity a Non-unior
Fire Insurance Co. of large sur
plus and assets, capable of taking care
of his entire business. Address giving
past experience, w. d., care box 2536
San Francisco, Cal. ie2O-2ts
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Meeting of the Board Of
Equalization.

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
Sacramento County will meet as a County
Board of Equalization on the first Monday
in July, 1897,
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"CARPET CLEANING TIME. .
Business Houses, Contractors and Public Men

PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU,
EI0 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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Fifteen Years
Of / orture.
ASufferer from lnilammaioy Rheumatism Finds
Relief After Years Of Mssy.
From the Press, Cleveland, Onto.

my bedside most of the time for several days.
They were unable to help me, however, and
was ready to give up in despair. Ny wife,
too, was losing all hope. After the doctors
had given up the case, she happened to read
about DR.. Williams Pink Pills, and as an
experiment purchased q box of them at
Acker Bros. drug store, at the corner of
Pearl and Detroit Streets, little thinking what
boon they would prove to be.
By the time the box was nearly used mp
noticed some improvement in my condi.
tion. The Inflammation had receded and
the pain which had made sleep at night well
nigh impossible, became less. I tried an.
other box, and continued to get better.
Then the third box was bought, and that was
enough. / was cured. DR.. Williams Pink
Pills did 1t, and am always happy to give
them the credit. When they can do what
good physicians fail to, one cannot bestow too
much praise upon their excellent qualities.
I hope other sufferers will profit by my ex.
perience."
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are now given TO the public as an unfailing
blood builder and nerve restorer, curing all
forms of weakness arising from watery con.
dition of the blood or shattered nerves. The
pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent
post paid on receipt of price, 30 cents box or
Six boxes for $3.50, (they are never sold in
bulk or by the 1907, by addressing DR.. vii.
liams' Medicine Co., schenectady, N. Y.
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Mr.. William Wilson lives with his wife at
No. 104 Roy Street, Cleveland, Ohio. He is
6S years old, a machinist by trade, and he was
until recently employed by the Globe Iron
Works Company. Though almost on the eve
of the allotted three score years and ten, he
still apparently has many more to live,
though his constitution has been somewhat
impaired by the onslaught of infamnatory
rheumatism.
When he was requested to give an account
of his recovery, Mr.. Wilson responded with
a very interesting story.
,"I have had inAammatory rheumatism
for fifteen years. What have suffered no
one but myself and my good wife know.
Although during those fifteen years there
would be periods of relief yet the pain and
soreness were always present. During damp
weather I suffered most severely. At such
periods l was totally incapacitated from
work of any kind. I was simply q cripple
and was absolutely helpless. The infam.
mation. affected every part Of my body. My
knees, however gave me the greatest trouble,
as they were swollen to twice their size, and
were much inhamed. At such periods II
was necessary for me to remain in bed, or sit
up in an easy chair propped up with pillowa
and cushions.
"My condition gradually became much
worse with each recurring attack, and the
last year 1t was the worst Of all. Twas so i'll
that three doctors were called and were at
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Road Notice.

Notice il hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioned Of Highland
County. st their next session, June 7th. A. d.
1897. praying for the vacation Of county rad
on the following line to-wit: Beginning ct Q
point in the line of the lands Of Jos. A. Wright,
formerly owned by A. McNicol. and the lands
or james NJ johnson, formerly owned by r.
v. Vanpelt. rs feet southwest from the corner
Of the said Jos. A. Wright's lands, said corner
being also corner to the lands now owned by
the scarborough heirs. From the point al
ready named and following the present road
bed through the lands now owned BY Jos. A.
Wright, (formerly McNicol lands) along the
south line of said lands as t. . road 10 now To-
Gated. up TO the point where the road touches
the line Of the lands Of jacob Hudson, former.
ly owned by J. F. Leaverton. Following the
line Of the lands Of Jos. A. Wright and Jacob
Hudson until it touches the line OF the lands
Of Rebecca Denney, formerly owned BY Crum-
ley. following the line of the lands Of Hudson
and Denney until where the road 10 wholly To-
Gated on the Denney lands.
Dated this the 2sd day Of April, A. D. 1895.
Jos. A. WRIGHT,
JACOB HUDSON, ET AL
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Saturday, May 8, 1897,

At O'Clock p. M. of said day the following
described real estate, to-wit:
Lying, being and situate in the township Of
Penn, county Of Highland and State of Ohio,
and being q part OF Michael Feeley's survey
No. 1924, OF 833H acres, beginning ct . stone
corner to the land Of Flavius Hodson, and in
the 8. line Of the land Of R. d. johnson thence
with the 8. line Of the land Of said johnson, N.
80 tiegs., so Minis. E. "a 50 poles to . stone ;
8. "a degs.. 45 Minis, 1872 poles to . stone |;
thence n. 65 degs., e. 1S poles to . stone on
the N. side Of county road thence with the
center Of said road 8. ~ degs., 46 Minis, e.
1888 Sc poles to . stone corner to Samuel Leav.
erton's tr act Of land; thence with said road 8.
6S degs., 80 Minis, W. 4.16 poles to Q stone
corner to P. Rickman's two acre tract or lot |;
thence Aiththe E. line Of Rickman's lot N "a
degs., W - poles to q stone; thence with an
other Of Rickman's lines 8. "a degs., so mins.,
W. 26 68 poles to stone thence 8. 2S degs..
80 Minis, E, ~. u poles to . stone in the N.
line Of Samuel Leaverton's land, and in the
8. line Of said survey No. 1924 thence with
said survey line 8. 6S degs., 80 mins., W. 98.6
poles to . stone in said line and corner to the
land Of said Flavius Hodson thence with said
Hodson's line N. 9 degs., AZ Minis, W. la
l96) acres. two ,(O roods and ten (l0) square
perches OF land.
The above described property has been ap.
praised % follows:
The undivided IL part. subject to the life
dollars.
Terms Of Sale-Cash on day Of sale.
g. N. PATTON.
Sheriff Of Highland county.
Hire q wilkins, Attorneys.
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GEN. WEYLER

VIII Be Allowed In Cuba Two Months
More to Complete His "Rsforma"
NEwYoRK, May 1o.-A dispatch to the
World from Madrid says: It is official.
ly stated that the government can see
NO grounds to listen to the arguments
OF the Madrid press or the opposition
politicians and has determined to allow
Gen. Weyler to remain at the head of
the forces in the field in Cuba and at
the same time to continue to act as
governor general to carry ont the re.
forms gradually, as he may deem that
the circumstances and conditions of the
colony permit It is expected that
fully two months, If not more, will be
required to make preparations for the
elections and the first installment OF
reforms. Gen Weyler will also be
allowed to determine after complete
ditions on which political exiles
will be permitted to return to the col
ony or how their treatment shall be
modified in the Spanish fortresses and
penal settlements ON the coast Of Afri-
ca. where about 1000 sepsretists or
Artonomists are at present detained by
virtue of decisions of the colonial au-
thorities without trial of any kind, but
simply as suspects Every mail steam
er is still bringing over some "depor-
tados," as they are styled. The Mad
rid opposition press persists in advo-
eating some amelioration Of their con.
dition, and liberal, republican and Gu
ban autonomist representatives have
often interposed in their favor, some.
times obtaining permission for them
to remain in Spain or to 60 to less un-
healthy depota. In official circles 1t ID
stated that there is no idea Of pro.
claiming amnesty yet.
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COLUMBUS, o., May 10. Chief Clerk
Furniss, of the state auditors Office.
has given out the following statement
of the December collection of taxes
ON the grand duplicate: Gen.
eral revenue fund, 81, 9s5, 82a SO; sink
ing fund, sa75, ,es7. 20; commos school
fund. so1e, ,27e 81; university fund,
Sls1, OIL ~; total, q, ,60l, ,7l&60. On the
sinlsing fund collections there was
credited - the counties ee75, ,os7 20,
anA On the common school fund es7a.
- ~ Thas leaves net balance "a
~ stats fren the whole sollsctien u
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Scott Hopkins 70. Mary Persinger ct al,
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas,
Gaze No 6906

Scott Hopkins 70. Mary Persinger ct 81,
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas,
Case No. 6S96.
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Highland and State Of Ohio, made
st the April term thereof, A. D., 1897, and,
to me directed, I will offer for sale ct publi6t
auction at the door Of the Court House. In the
town Of Hillsboro, on
Saturday, June 5, 1897.
At Loo O'Clock 2. M. Of said day the following
described Real Estate, to-wit:
Situate in Highland county, State Of Ohio.
to-wit 's
FIRST Beginning at q stone in tie
line OF James W. Fishback, and corner to Jp-
hanna Keegan thence N. SO degs, e. l08.61
poles n . stone corner to the heirs Of Thorn
ton Mcneil I; thence 8. SIX degs, e. 2S.8 poles
to the stone In the line Of said McNeai heirs
and corner to the heirs Of jacob Kneedler;
thence N. 50 degs., 3. 40.8 poles to stone
corner 70 said Kneedler's heirs; thence N. S71
degs., w. 40 poles to . stone corner to said
Kneedler heirs and in the line Of Dunn's land
thence N. IS degs., e. CO.'S poles to stone
another corner to said Kneedler's heirs
thence N. 86N degs., W. 88 2 poles 70 the
place Of beginning. containing so acres, one
rood and twenty poles more or less in Survey
No. 1889.
SECOND TRACT-Beginning at q stone in the
line Of Susan Dunn and corner to the heirs Of
jacob Kneedler, being strip Of land rod
wide and running 3. 86N degs., W. 50. 81 polee
and containing 82-106 poles land, being &
road way between the heirs Of jacob Kneedkr
and Susan Dunn.
THIRD TRAor.Beginning ct stone in tho
- degs., e. 488 poles to stone in the line Of
Thornton McNeil heirs |; thence with the line
OF said McNeil N. S61 degs., W. 89.8 poles 70
. stone corner to tract Of land thence
with the Line Of the tract "a degs, ". 4S.Ss
poles 70 = stone; thence g.. SEX degs g. 50
ten acres. $50 poles Of land. more or less. n.
FOURTH beginning as Q stone corner
TO B. Goodson thence with the line Of said
Goodson's line N. IS degs., e. 108 8 poles to .
stone in the line Of Thornton McNesl heirs
corner TO 3. Goodson thence with the line Of
said heirs 8. SIX degs,, E. 27:ls poles 70 .
line Of said heirs q. 6O1f degs., W. 4SA poles
70 stone corner to said heirs !; thence with
the line Of said heirs 8. 3615 degs., e. 28.8
poles to . stone corner to said McNeal heirs
and Lucinda Anderson thence with said An
derson's line 8. 5Ox degs, W: 50 poles TO .
stone corner to Susan Dunn thence with her
line N. S61f degs., W 59.s poles to the placeof
beginning, containing thirty (30) acres, be Che
same more or less.
Said premises has been appraised ct
LIST Tract-860O 90.
I'd Tract-S1000.
Sd Trsct-$15O.0O -
4th rract-a60O.OO.
And cannot sell for less than two-thirds Of
said appraisement.
Terms Of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
q. N. PATTON.
Sheriff Of Highland county.
Post q Reid and Steele 4 Sans, Attorneys.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
What a Man Can Do With $1,000.

He can buy 100 acres of good land for
$1,000. Pay $500 down; balance in three
payments due in 8, and 5years at 7%.
He can also buy 100 choice ewes for
$500 and ten good cows for $500. The
milk and butter from the cows will pay
all farm and family expenses. The in.
crease of sheep and wool will pay of the
mortgage before it is due. In FIVE years
he will have a..farm all paid for and well
stocked. For descriptive lists and prices
address H. F. Hunter, Immigration
Agent for South Dakota, 295 Dearborn
Street, Chicago, I'll.