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FOOTBALL


CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct S-Ea-Tsrd
easily defeated Cornell OF soldiers nsl3
today. bzT was scored CT fer the nTzt
tine thlz sezson- Harvard made four
touchsowrs. ard forced Cornell 70 make
q safety. xhile in the arSt half. after
gaining the bal OF nas-ed kick Young
ksckei a pretty goal from the field for
Cornell. This made the fnai score. with
three goals fr0m togehdowns. - 20 n
favor Of the Harvard men
At the close OK he first half Harvard's
outlook Was disc0uraxing. The crimson
should have made a much better stand
10 protect the goas. and lad rot CORNELL
hacks hammered Smaliey al the right OF
Harvards hze. il is doubtful whether Cor
nell wogId have got near enough TO risk
the kick
HArvard's defensive work was decidedly
errstic In the first half. but showed a
marked Improvement IN the second. On
the offensive Harvard put up. on the
whole, strong game. Score:
Harvard. "a. Cornell. :.
Princeton. 500 Dartmouth. q.
PRINCETON. y. J.. Oct s9.-Princeton
defeated the strong Dartmouth team to-
day by score cf . 70 Q. The game was
marked by its ferceness ard the fact that
the Tigers goal was dangerously threat
ened II the first hslf, a touchdown being
avoided only through an unfortunate de-
cision OF the referee. who gave the ball
70 Princeton, when on the afteen-yard
lire. for holding the line. Prsnceton's In
reference and team work n the FIRST half
was extremely ragged
Kansas. 81; Iowa. O.
KANSAS CITY. No. Oct. m-Iowa
state university. 0; Kansas state unlver-
sity, So.
Chicago. IL; Illinois, Is.
CHAMPAIGN H.. Oct 2a-Irnfversfty
Of Chicago. Is: University OF Illinois, Is
Male, 81 West Point. q.
WEST POINT. n. Y. oct. s-The ca
defs had * up their sleeve for Yale today
and had II not been fer a run by one OF
fale's speedy backs. tie score would have
been 10 in favor OF West Point instead
Of a tie. West Point paved a superb
game and. according 10 Walter Camp.
"Iale's defense IS a thing OF the past"
Yale. s: West Point. 6.
Stanford IL. Reliance q.
SAN JOSE. Cal. Oct. 3o.-Today, for
the third time this season. the Stanford
varsity team made the Reliance eleven
feel the pangs OF defeat the score stand
ing Il to in favor Of the collegians.
stanford I6. California :.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20.-The fresh
man football match today between the
university was the hardest freshman
game ever played between the two coll
leges. Score: Stanford Is California S.
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claimed .ha: Talcott took al ths vurfsA-
-rert azere6 b. I-GFlgne. CONSISTENTLY lock-
try Ter az opportunity 30 20 CIT ard tnat
Re -sass 70 Effort . PIT T-avs=14 ont
Many who Rad wagsrst large zEoazts o.
TIE Mat.e by are s2t3 70 have held tickets
&c wiu inside u thirteen rounds.
Or tns cher hand. many sporting r7e7
rrRs-tsin that re Egat VS. s1zz-e coz
.ss. ard shae b3ta rugsIts-s id tzei- aes-
20 xfn. EDDY Grz1eT. referee % sae 6z1t.
IL emphatic n his oeels-z .ion tAzt he
coreees vas ho1sss an3 above Board. At
o-e rsol--uoru alone S7sa1a charged hands
CT he resuat most % le having been placed
o. L.zytg-e a. e % 81
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THE LOCKW 0ODSTEAL
~s REPORT os PACIFIC
corxTY TREASURY.
of Over xs.0oo-Fferce
~s..~ ARRAY On Spokane
An Actress Narrow
-~.-~-supreme Court Decisions.


r,sr,zsch 20 TIE Post-TnteriTencsr-
o1 prxD Wasn.. Ocs. sB.-Expert
81 n - -. ,s-.o-. fa~s nsvts ~,
r Dan n'se - - .--s-.--ss
ss tsvss1gass9h =. ...~
80 H .01no * teas =. =. = - : -
HE o. va3ch ABOUT sa.so vas Pfc
So 60. xrarn. He fsgnd the accounts OF
49,. .-s~s~ p A. Ezzsatlae carefully and
-, .n6 commands re work az
ssrTscs1y - su--.-~Aeg.s n Ecnner
~ pfnzsh1 So - = = :. "a
g<dscsing oahA -. - -. = -
-.ss fsou sccoHns turned oNtr 70 LOCK-
- ,ae total xsDr1ags. Including balance
49, finals tied % n the bank, is SlS.-
60 80 ~ shiK vlll Dc lost TO me
N@@ - s,esaarn@u Ear Taark vx,o.a
<1ssi}s . -. 81 uzkffs.ss.s r.s.-
ssFs Eeiszsso ifo1 - -. s a-l
81 the bank siloFlases ptossieo lAty
r..,nntesd f1zt A. per cent OF the sls.@o
y --..ufv funds tied up Il the suspended
e-s,.ss 3. raid
80 -1sg a~o Mr. rxuass no~,rsn-
IL ioaD"~S
sos.
M sxzninai Ion exssnoeo over Tour sep
a. terms OF county tfsssafsFs, As4 4
80 divided the results q nas Gamma,
q. = ~ same. Period covers the hrs
- q Office OF :. +. LOCKWOOD. and ex-
Is from January Is 20 January =.
- 81 said treasurer and not accounted
- ~ him 70 the county 70 amount 70
EN Period covers the second term
q assee Of :. r. lockwood, and extends
s,m January a. Ass - MAI ;. ~ 4
a. AZ a10atso.ss1 ue.sa.s, -. - sSs
h@e4 q - 49, - nlTT =, me IgsrstsylfS
~ - - "a 49, making a total 0t
49,. sos accounted for b. s. r. Lock
SOD u 81, ls5.ss- Zee Summary % pN4sstA@s
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SPORTING NOTES.

TIE Iorriiiard- Beresford stables Sandia,
ridden by Tod Sloan. Won the Old Cam
bridgeshire handicap ard their Meta III.
with the same jockey. won the Newmarket
free handicap at Newmarket. England. on
Friday.
Eddie McDufie. At Philadelphia on
Thursday rode q mile on bicycle. paced.
In Is 2-5 thus lowering by three-Qus0, ers
OF a second the worlds record made by
Michael
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Roxwsn ",

RoxwsIl Wash. Oct q. 1897
To the Editor. VIII YOU please answer
through the Weekly Post-Intelligencer the
following questions:
% In Washington does the first years
assessment work on mining claims date
from date OF location notice. II so. when
Was act passed.
60 In speaking OF q mountain road. what
does 10 per cent. grade mean, 10 per cent.
on 100 feet or on Isl feet7 J. r. l.
% The first years assessment work must
be done within one year from the Is. OF
January following the date ~ location.
~ A 20 per cent. grade IS a rise ~ ten
feet vertically in each leo feet horizontally
- 1s5 feet in each 1919 feet horizontally
whichever way you choose % calculate.
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supreme Court Decisions.

OLYMPIA. Oct. 2o.-The supreme court
today reversed and remanded for further
proceedings the case entitled The City OF
Spokane respondent. vs.. The Amster-
damsch Trustees Kantoor. appellant. ap-
pealed from Spokane county.
Carstens Bros. appellants. vs. Samuel d.
Gustin et al. respondents. from King
county WAS dismissed
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aAaiNE Mans

SAN FRANCISCO, Ger = Arrived
Shfn Spartan. SeAttle- steamer XaIs
Wana Victoria su4 Sozrd- steamer Eris-
tct- Ccnox. bavEertlns Leslie u Columbia
rgve-- bark ElEhlan4 LzEht. Sound.
srhoo~sr sailor Boy Everett
Sanesa-Saip Slntrsus. Naaat-ro schooner
Cslen. Coos Bay Sgean-er Empire. Gees
bay.
port Les AnEsles-ss 4ls1 Ceteee~ e
nAlr7o-
Asforia--Arrsvss. Csetoear = British shso
Norma froTa Eort los a 1naEss
esrerpeos--A rrgFe1. Cessae~ = british
$50 r1unnoyne from vancouver
YoknA anaA-s11}e6. October - p~itIsh
Nark Selg4r ksaire. fer orer3r.
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sEARCHLIGHT'S NEW RECORD.
He Proves Himself King of Three
year-oId PAGERS.

SANTA ANA. Cal, Oct. so-Sesrchlight
is king OF pacing 3-year-olds. His time
made on the track today in an exhibition
mile and on eighth, ec.ipses all previous
records and puts him at the head OF
PAGERS for his age. With running mate
he was driven by Tom Heating, and
established as his record e.o5s. His time
at the quarter was 30. at the half ]: osis
and at the three-auarters 1:s4ig- Search
light is by Darknight and Is owned by
Lou Kreling OF Pleasanton.
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DIP wALCorr SELL otr:
a~norts That Tie Agreed 20 Lose the
Fsrns-ss~o-r nentsis

san rR sNy~rs-0 o. ss-Much ss-e~-
sa~a - ea.rsoz prevails hers concerning
fa@s nsrAs's axAt r - treaty asserted ,nst
Arrangements BAD beer made WIZ VA
cot ~ wnseh - was - lrss "a 14aviEne
af-~sssxn ever re ruHl5se - fAis E.o-v
ss-~-gs fAer Tavsz-e was ne a parry - rhr
a9tpx@a raos rrer tAe ssr~e source ro-re
sts.e--e~ts tAat money fror. Wai~ctt's
rsrnr-arx wss nsaee5 or Lsvzgre ts large
amounts ~ t1oss ca ths Inside II Is
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American wrestler Defeated.

LONDON. Oct. Sat Haywood. near
Manchester today. Mellor. the champion
middle-weight wrestler Of England de-
feated Jack Omy. the l40-pound champion
OF America. for Gl00 a side. Melior won
two out OF three falls.
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Seattle. wash. O.

Seattle Wash, Oct. IS. 1897.
To the Editor; Is there any law in the
state q Washington compelling laborers
20 board in the ecmpAny's boarding house,
a CITIZEN.
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That Gov. Pinsree's implacahie hatred
of corporations is intended for home con-
sumption only il proved by the fact that
he has run off down 10 Venezuela 10 grab
a valuable railroad franchise before any
body else could lay violent hands on ii.
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lit costs only half as much
2--It Is the best and quickest
line.
s-Freight allowance unlimit-
ed.
Ave are not a trading com
pany.
5--Ayoid the periis and ex-
pense Of the overland trip.
First steamer leaves Seattle
on or about March Ii. 1898. For
full particulars address j. b. c.
Lockwood, General Agent. or
George J. Wiley. Central Dock.
Seattle.
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Rainier Beer is mild tonic and beve--
age especially beneficial 10 invalids.
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klONDIkE,

Connecting at St. Michael with
our own line Of stern wheel
river steamers for Munook
creek. Circle City. Dawson City.
and all points on the Yukon
river.
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Raiser Bear 4-@s zesi . re appetite.
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Boston & Alaska
TRANSPORTATION Co. S

Steamers will make regular
saillngs from Seattle during the
season Of 1885. carrying freight
and passengers for the
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GRAN OEPOS|T0 DE CAL LzADO
Y EFECTOS Dk M PELE1kblA
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 6, PONCE

En este antiguo establecimiento SO acabs
de recibir un sui lido de calzado de t6das
clases de las mas capli. i.hosas formas, pars
caballeros, sefor y LIMOS, que Sc detellaL
q precios SIN COMPETE..CIA. I'm mateflales
para zapateros q. &C i.to ell surtido to-
dos los .efectos de prlmera calidad Tam
bien se han recibid,s driles asolgados, pa
,elLas paQus, baules de oistintos tamaf1os
precios, mai.tas para visje, creas de hlle
superiores, .franelas ordinarias. alIa gata
de tnfinidsd de clsses precios, fAlslma,
piei do rucia etc, tic. Importation directa
Vent.s al por N q YOR al Detail.
Ponce, Novleubie 10 de 1896. v. g.
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coMPRIMIp0s De vlcHY pE FEDlT
Espec1tico salvade r
DE JUAN ShRka URGELL

Con este tspecifco desaparecen los barros
y Ia picazon que producer las erupciones en-
ell cuerpo. Is el yerdadeIo "qulta- dolor. -
Sc usa en- frlcciones y Sc aplica en- eche ia
casos distiutOs.
Vendese en- JuaLa- Disz-baIrio de Hato
puerto-casa del Inventor soihntLte.
Unico dep6sito en- la lsla. En- Ponce, ca
sa de den Jose Salvatella Isabel, esQulna q
Mayor y casa del inventor Juana- Diaz, Ha
to Puerco.
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1mpOrtante

Don Jesus Abaio y don Ramon Orespo
ufrecen pastos mny unenos, Gu Salinas, con
oercados especial 8 sXnas abundantes.
a;a oispLta son los tue]cres de dlcho pue-
DO, en- cUaOlclones especlaies para ei de-
aT. Ito Gel ganado.
81 ia per.una que qulera enViar ganado
s,nssse dlrIgIrlo u los se11ores baio y Urespo.
oaiI,.as,
fsuclo:- Una abs Il. de ganado. 81 MI.
fvuCe, Euero ~ Dc 1897 Ind
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La MaIIorquina
Cafe LAS De|icias''
EstOs acreditadOs estabIecim1entOs acaban de
rec1blr los arf1culOs siguientes. que ofrecemos &
preclOs sumamente m6dcOs:

Jamones gallegos
j amc mes ara Fefri
amOneS du!ce &c Nc rton
Salchichas oxford de Morton
Encurtidos mezcla de idem
Encrrtidos cen mo.tasa
Encuru les tojo co. fl r
Lenguas &c bu~y &c Morton
pimienta molida &c Morton
sal mo ida en- po es DC Id.
BAcalao de es. ocia
Salmon en- salmuera
Macarelas grandes
S slt hit h 5n de Lion
S II hichon de Vleh
Scbrea. ada de Mal.orca
Prrce, Abril I3 de 1857
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ELECTR|C|STA AMERICANA

De rsgreso de los Estades- Uuidos con ana
extensa facIurn de tmbres, bot0nes, bate
rias, ala mbres y demas accessories, cfrsce de
nuvVo sLs Sc, sicius pafa iustaiaclones .iec
tricas . todas oiases, para Ii4uelaI oUjetos
pOr u1ulo ut ia eIecII icIaAd.
Ponce, 81 lie Nbre dc 1896
(CtistiDa - LUIS SALAzAR
No1a 50 f-.ciiitau presnpuootus psla pail
oas eieIiriGaa. v. :.
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PARA OARRETNRAS

Sc re,,de casi ssstad De ~ v0los, VIVA nd
s,sisa tsitxradora de piedr0 sse,sssda para o.
.esesos, con ~ calders y densGs piesas, -
Hssv assess estado NJ ssGstsssete de repstesso
Eiqwe Ia inserese pAede dirioisse don 10
0y0k0xS.
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Aceite de OLIVIA de Mallorcs, Sc deta-
Ia en- 'atas y botelas
Sardinas feancesas, cen sin espinas,
trufadas
Perdiz lfada en- latas
Vino tinto Cepa de Macon
Vino tin 20 Pi-ra
Calamases en- tinta, de Maliorca
Champagne Vluda Clicout
>. Luis Roderer
PetiPois francrses con jsnon
;, ), Mantequilla
>, >, al natural
III sntequiila danesa
:, italisna
Buches de bacalo secos
Chocolate Menier.
I'm alt
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Roberto Graham
ilsuES4 ESD


f@Dricante de despolpadoras dc cafe 4.
.os siste.s,as KoIo Dlsoo, como tambisr
Sedxzos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidrAulicas, Ma
lacAtes, Sscadsrxs roda elass dc maqulna
ia para cafe, picar ysrba, dssgzanar mai;
,te., etc. Hioryo, ecbre = bronsa sn barra,
,.anchas J fundldo.
lfdanse into meg. jpn de 1896.
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Aqeucia y derosto de de bccetas
eso Qae qoean aabos heasfqos GU
Ia, COLUMBLA NEW HOWE, VICTORIA, BANTAM
BANTAMETZE
eItssIs tef:htitss odos
nt etiCs& Prc Eco ST.
.in estias
Lego hora de los nihcs dmas cabaleros
gnffes mzqunas precio
Ded $50 hsss $5o conado, veni eioe mb<a
zosa personas dc sponsabindad.
composfcione bclctss hay
manubos ssientos
gomas
psra
Roberto Graham.
\
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seguoao densidao
prueba de fuego eevad Fhrea
condolences bres ecposo COM
bHSti6n eIp0ntdNea de hanW NAL
Adema notado los hacen p'tfs1be euesqua
of ensumidores, vnts de peeos son mas
cuci6,s los II tx.rarjeras
Ageltes g1 elss s 1sla: Sizes Sobnos de Ezqulaga
FC1tatzs ST. trsl Pute Rico Pence Sres Fellcl
Costa & c.
Mayo 81 de 1897
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RL DlAKIO DIR COAM()

Este coche saldra desde hoy diaria-
mente las cinco de la manana de
Coamo, y retornara a las tres de Ia
tarde de Ponce.
PkECIOS DE PASAJES
De Cosmo Ponce vice versa 80
Juana Diaz i" 90
: Juana-Dlaz a Ponce q 50
= Ooto Laurel Ponce $ q A0
Sc venden pasajes dc ida y yuelta
j: Coamo Ponce vaiederos para al
mlsmo d1a & S 2.5O.
Agente sn Ponce don Francisco
Alslna, Cafe La Poncesa, calle de Ia
Marinl-En Coamo, don Ramon
Aguiin.-En Juana Dlaz, don Jose
PUG Morell, Hotel Versailles En-
Coto Laurel, estabiecimiento de don
Martin.
Novbre. de 1886. 3m. al,
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fQSFATInA FlLlEREs. Aasssse lsies Mlsa

Mr.. CHARLES BUCHET, director de 10
"Farmaoia Central ue Francla'', J'arls,
eeItltca
'.Que habiendo analizado el aqua de Flo
rida preparada por u Lcoo. d. a. Osrvonl,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico, resaita contener un
CHICO por clento de acei.es esenolales p1ros
comprobados pordlversos procedlmlentos.
Ademas los examenes cuailtativos dc las
esencias muestran que son de muy buena
caildad."
FL certidcado original de este analisis sc
haila en- pOder de auu.Alsl, aClon de LA
DEMOCRACIA, que pueue ensenailo Qnlen
10 desas. Dem0estra pOr 10 La1tU este re-
suitauo obtonldO por 6! iabOratorio del mel0I
esta blecimlento taTnaaSeutlc0 dc Frsncia,
que q ecepclon del Asu~ F,ssiua Murray J
Lamman, no hay Ola ussrueo oo La nuss
ira que Gontenga lguai oeutioeu de esen-
sias ESQ unlao nj HinitauIsiulO preGiu u
que SO yenue nuy cote Al LiIhlo en- la isia, hs
CO que nu.sLra aqua Fiorius niufezsa O pi,
f6rencla Que So Va Iocenv~4oudV L1G.
ei pals.
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s imporsador.
FELIPE VAILLANT-Ager-e ae neg
saos, encargado de lanonss, cargss a-sas
gas de cabotajes-Playa de Ponce.
CIUDAD
ANTONIO MATTEL Y BRUNEI
Mail Port 1g1es, Po0oe, Puerto. tt.uu.
CLARA THILLET. -Especisco THILLE'
para - angina para otras enfermedad.
de - garganta de Is boca.-Farmacia d
Ferrer.
JAIME RULLAN, ArooHA 6.-T;en,
c0nstantemente en- an estsnlsc,m,.,,o -.
pe!eterfa, materiales para zapsteros "a
zado de todas classes.
ARECIBO
MORALES Y CO.-Ainaacsr d. prov.
stones, Gale del Pnsnts.
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iOjo, Ojo!

sc desean vender IS selloa de To-
.ei q: Centenxsio de-: descubsinlento
sg e.Ea fsla,
kn estx in2renea informaran.
Ponce, Noueabre 1894.
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En- esta imprenta Sc
hacen toda clase de ira
bajos por difIciles que sean
Y 4 precios m6dicos.
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las..cuaIes estan reglstradas y certlficadas

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ducto de una f.bfi-
caci6n especial, de-
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
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Es1uelAs f6ubTes, precios n.ooi.~
-atos Apropiaooss - oar Lctas Lnss
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D1ar1o liberal autononista
Sc vende

Un coche de dos asientos, uevo un pia
no vertical, en- magnifico e. tadc.
I1formara don Miguel Ce,a Attt PFC
lopgaci6n NoIte. Abril q de]SS7-1D.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sVm Elasanp
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Indispensable en- ell Hogal::

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Iegado de Medicina. Medlco de la Real :
las Companies de Seguros de Vida -
gacion de Ia Association d. L. Cruz Re-.
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The Bourbon news., 1897-01-08

Wright's Celery -,
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MONDAY, JAN. Is, 1897.

to the highest and best bidder, about
the hour of IL m. the following describ-
ed tract of land:
On the waters of Houston Greek be-
ginning at in the middle of said Greek,
corner to Chas T. Garrard and James
Ingels and running with the middle of
said creek as it meanders N. 574 E.. 10
poles to 2. n. 43 3 90 poles to 3, corner
to DR.. John Lyle's heirs, then leaving
the Creek with their line n. % W. 619
poles to 4, corner to same; then w. 81
poles TO 3. corner to same, then N. SS
w. 64s poles crossing said Creek to 6,
corner to Greenberry Reid: then with
his line w. 80 1-5 poles to 7, in the mid
die of said Creek corner to James Hall;
then up the Creek as it meanders in the
middle thereof S. 81 E. 19 poles to 8;
then S. 10 +. poles to 8; then 81 w. 46
poles to 10; then S. SO w. 81 poles to II,
B. @. Bedford's corner; then leaving the
Greek with Bedford's line S. 144 E. 969
poles to 10; then S. edge of the Ford's
Mill road then n. 73& E. 8S. S.2S-100 poles
crossing said road diagonally to 13 corner
to Chas. T. Garrard's line, in the North
side of the road; thence with his line N.
133 w. 493 poles to IA in the middle of
said Greek on the middle of water gap;
then down the Creek in the middle
thereof as it meanders S S04 E. 90. .36-100
poles to 15; thence S. 81 E. IA poles to
IS; thence N. 642 E. 25& poles to the be-
ginning, containing 131 acres, 2 roods
and 80 poles, or so much thereof as may
be necessary
Said sale will be made upon credit
of six and twelve months for equal
parts of the purchase money for which
the purchaser will be required
to execute bonds payable to
the undersigned Commissioner with
good surety to be approved by said Com
missioner bearing interest from the day
of sale until paid at the rate of six per
cent. per annum, said bonds to have the
the effect of replevin bonds.
Said sale is made to satisfy the debt
and interest of the plaintiff amounting
on day OF sale to $336.38 and the costs of
this suit $10535, making the total sum
to be raised $441 73.
EMMETT M. DICKSON,
M. G. B. G. &.
HARMON STITT. Attorney.
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B. WooDFoRD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 31st day of December, 1896.
HENRY SPEARS, Notary Public.
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A Few Words To
My Patrons.

Christmas has come
and gone and I have
my friends and patrons
to thank for the best
Christmas business I
have eyer done. The
best goods, low prices
and attractive designs
did the work.
For the coming year
you may expect to see
my establishment filled
with the best the mar
ket sup p lie S. M Y
prices will always con-
form with the quality
of the goods shown,
and taking quality for
quality, my quotations
will be as low as the
lowest.
J. II. HINTON.