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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

SIN Gountbz 6oipital Iiegt Elm @erpun6ez
ter Namen5 0pigbt Compton unter poIi5eiz
Iider 8etpa9ung, Der @efangene ermprOete
In Sonntag ietn Sinh auf Die f6cnBliGlte
@eiie, na6oem er feline Satin Gdib toot
geI9lngen bate, Geinsm eigenen 0aiein
DerTubte Der unneni9 Elm @nbe 5u ma4en,
inbem er it6 nit einem 8aIirmeTier f4pere
S6ntttpunDen beibra6te.
Compton, Elm damn bon etIpd As Sd6rea,
po6nte nit 1einer fleinen 5omilie i'm 6auIe
SEQ. 1899 %, II. StraBe, oni6sinenb glidz
lid unb 5ufrieben, Ni9t einmal Die na4z
item Nabbarn puBten, Dap Compton NIT
1einer Satin in immertpd6renoem ~l1nfriez
DEN lebte unb tie 6Gufig auf brutale WeiIe
~miBbanbelte, benin Die arme 5rau trug ibr
Glenb, p6ne gu murren, unb bebieit oas Sc
betmniB i6res l1ngliits tief in ibrem gez
marterten !9er3en bergraben.
Sonntag Na9mittag fam Compton unge=
p0bnli6 frii6 na9 6auie. Seine erIten
Morte tparen bo5bafte 8aleibigungen ouf
feline Gattin, Die ieooA nihts srptberte, ipoz
burG Die @ut6 oes 8uri9en pabri1einl;G)
nur nod grDBer murbe. @r flu9te unb I9rte
ME Elm 9eIeifener, bolte i6lieBli6 feinea
3eboloer aus elmer 99ubtabs unb briidte
auf feline dngitli6 in elmer @de tausrnbs
Satin a6.
Ser S4uB ber1agte gum Slid, bod Der
&erl ergriff bic l1ngludlide Bel ben 6adreh,
3errte lie i'm ,3immer um6er unb I6luq i6r
babel nit Dem &olben Der 8affe auf helt
Sept Bis lie Die 8eIinnung bsrlor. Nue;n
bas g~eniigte Dem unmenI9en mob ni9t. Gr
6olte fein Sinh aus Der @iege unD elite naz
nit in oas 9aus Ieiner S9tpeIter, 6rou
MarD 2epton, Np. 1173 5aDlor 5traBs,
i4IoB it6 in einem 3immer Elm unb Id{:q
NIT Dem 3eoolber auf bas a0pf6en 6ss ar
men Beiens lo5, Bis e5 nur no9 cine blutiQa
afafe mar. lin Ieiner Gade gepiB gu Iein,
na9m Der @ntmeni6te gum lt:6erfluB Elm
@tiid ate 2eintpanD aus elmer S9u6luoe
nllb i6niirte Dem bepuBtloIen &inbe oanit
ben 0als gu. Damn legte er 1i9 auf Sen
SnBbooen uno fdnitt Ii6 nit sinem 3uIirz
mefer in 6eiOt 9anogelents uno in sic
Ge6le.
50 fanb mar i'm nsuige M}inuttn IpGter
in ieinem Dilute nebtn Der 2ei6s ieines Sim
ots am 8Ooen liegenb. @r fpuroe in pas
@ountp@ 6ofpttal gefdafft uno bort bsr6ur=
ben. Seine 8erlsBungen iinb nibt le6eps<
g.fG6rfi9. 0as ermorbete Sinh nurb. na6
Der gountDzM orgue gebra6t, no ba1o baruuF
aud Die ungliidli4e Mutter. beren Wunoen
bon einem &r5te i'm 9Ofpital oer6unbsn pprz
ben tparen, eintraf un0 ii9 laut I6lu63snb
iiber Die entfeQten l1eberreite i6res 2is5z
Iings mari.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

= llniere gorreIponbenten unb Igenten
beiu6en Die folgeuben 9taatep:
5err Paul 6riebel Die 9taaten Soma utp
MinneIota.
6err 5reb S6erf ben Stat @iscpniin
unb bas n0roti9s SGinois.
6err 9enrp S6aul ben Staut Iebrcstd.
6err Noolf Wernsr ben Staut Sainois,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28
NrDbe Uret!

Stir meme Mitmeniden, tpel0e an &beunatts mug
Iei0en, babe i'd elm einfa6es MitteG, ipeG6es i'd etnsm
eepen init ebrlid6em @etpiieu ~empfe6len fam. Sieies
Mtittel beilte emit mid unO ieitber SauienOe bon anz
bern; tir3liG einen @tanr, tpeldber Al Sabre nit &belz
motigmug bebaftet par, unb iper es 31 ~probiren
tpiiuIht. bcm lenDe ib Elm 9robezQadet fret. Nfar
opreliire: Sobm u. Smith, Sunmerfielb=Gbur0
guiloinq, Wtilipaufee, @is. 30mt IS ioulpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

3o9 beIonOsrer 11e6ereintunft Fat bic
german Nmerican PubIiibing So. in Cos
NngeGes, gaIif, unfere 9ertretung fir ge>
nannte 9tabt unb Gibz@ aIifOrnien iibers
nommen unb finb beren @ertreter ber:dtigt,
MbonaementsqeIber su fD1eftiren,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28
gNir fdteen eS atmfonft a. @tanmer.

Sas gublifum piro 70 bdufis gum Barren ~gebaItsn,
bal. es CANA islOttDsrtanOlid1 If, penn elm Diam A4
ni6tg ipeib. 9esbal6 beri6idsn mir an ieOe Oerants
WOrtliGe 4sriOm %anbeOinat ~tOfteafrst per 4st elm
Nadet BON DR.. Hoffman's. Vital Restorative Tablets,
Ssr6erfeGen, ieOen She'll CURES sOrpsrs itdrtsn INA
tinen b~ellfdu6ig p~erfsttsn gtann aug gud MAIDEN;
1T oGqemein befannt unD mir babsn 9ertrauen in uns
itre Bebanolnns, iOnit piiresn mir fe Sud ni@t tsa
tenfrei sui4iden. Menn Sbr @u1 .~tiberseuet babf,
Hok es Sud belfen DirO uno Sbr bic 9ebdnblnna
fsrtsuiesen ipHnf6t. bonn tDnnt Sbr uns unfers 8ea
lablune %suidifen-
western Medicine Co. (SncOrpprirtl
siaIOnp0bap @@l"n'@Soo' VITA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

Die nttue os uSbwa3eu aIrs" nit her camille mo ahheiden Ghrnodfen ninmt
Ole Sspue Hber Ole PARADE ab = 2b Ole 5btc Gbcagos 3ut oen nanen os
Gsfdrhn Cribut. - 6roBmHeer Gmpfaue am abeuo i'm GoUfeum. = Dit
Krnasthaten &o9ans omh Elm prddtes 6eueuerf peberdubt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28
Waunesfraft Mieberbergefeat.
GeidlLedtss araufbeiten ge6eilt.

9ur6orunsen bon Dem @unide, Senienieen,
iolnie an ben traurigen sJol9en BON SusenbIinOem
ieiSen, au belfen unO lie 9e9en Die 8erlodunsem
idwinoslbafter Gn5eissn NM pertbl0ier @iibe su
inro}am in einem unbebrudten 1mihIaee oerpadt,
ii1Ier Sud ,,Der gtettinsssNnFer'', As. @uf.,
$50 geiten mtf 40 lebrreifen 8tloern. Nbr.:
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

George q. 4edIs meiferbofte GearrOe; 45enry 1u. Bloo9etts Ill
Uouuernenr aobn 4. Ganner's An(padJen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28
mibbanoelt ieine Srau uuo ct
moroet ietn Rino.
Madt Sann cincn SelbitmurOneriudl.

Owi9bt Compton non 1Ir. 1909 ID. u. Str.
Ger Ghdter. Se5te ihou feit l6u9erer
Set nit ieiuer 6attiu III llufrieoeu. -
Giferfudt mutbma6Iit oas 11lotiu Scr
Chat. Oas kino puroe Ill Ger lDoh=
nune DER Shweter GomPton's, 1Ir. us
GayIor Str. ermoroet. - Der ltoroer
1hmer p%erruuoet infer oer Obhut Ser
poli3ei i'm County 6oipitaI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

Gbita9u praN9t 81 Gbren Oes DelOen uou aAhanta i'm g%e0tdmnd;
n~u9eaablte 0autenoe uoluen Dem %1ueibeakte bei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28
9uinois ebrt (tintn Po9an>

Die GntPitlun9 Ger impoanten Statue an oer Safe 6ront 9eht
unter ~oldn5enoen 5eierlid2feten Don Staten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

Qm SuBe bon @lbriOgs Court an Der Cafe
6ront, mo ii9 Die Statue auf elmer fanften
Nnbiigelung er6ebt, mar unmittelbar peItlid
BON 5emWtonument cine terrofenf0rmi0 aufz
iteigenbe Sribiine gebaut, beren b09Iter Sit
geraoe an ben p6eren Ganb bes piebe1uls
beranrei9te. BON ben 9iBterrufen trat man
auf cine md4tige 5eittri6iine, bic in 5untem
5abneni9mud prdngte unb NIT einem Sc
gelba9 gum S4ube gegen Die 9onneni tra6z
len it6eripannt mar. Oas 9enfmal mar BON
Der 2anolette our6 Sa6nenz8 or6dnge nrz
6uat, bic ii3 beim @ntbiiGungsaft ~ientten.
4uf Der Sri6iine bate Die BEL ben 5eier
oertretene 2ogan'ide SamiIie unb bic offiz
cieae Nelt, bic ii4 CUR GntbiiGungsfeter elm
gefunben bate, pGab senommsn: Srou
Sobn u. 2ogan, Sobn u. 2ogun il. unb SSaz
mile, MaiOr unb 5rau Mtuiam u. Suder
uno Samitie. Die Samilie 2oqan fab CUR
2inten Deg Rebnerpultes in erItes ReiGe. eSSbr
gegeniiber, in Der erten 3eibe our Rebten bes
Re6nerpultes, iaBen 2rie9sminiiter Ilqer,
Der Brdfioent Mc&inleb b%ertrat, @ouberneur
Sanner, ferner Die @ouDernsure BON Wisconz
fin, Snotana, Rebrasta; Iobann @rz@ouDer@
neur S9lesbD, Sen, Sp6n 8. 8ropfe, gom@
muuOeur bss MiiIpWriz9 Departments; 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

Sic mlitaride YaaOc en GregniB tit Der @eidide Or 9taOt; Segulart
Miiien unb Graub grmp=9eute lit grOBer 3abl oarau ~betbeiigt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

GurtIsbune auf Der 7teu @eits.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-28

oas Stanbbilo Namens bes Staates an8u=
nebmen.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13
Hogan News.

The Hogan hub factory has quite a
large contract for hubs, considering
the hard times.
w. j. Lee went to St. Louis on bust
ness on Monday.
Miss Stacia Owens is spending few
days in Arcadia visiting Miss Viola
Gosney.
John Golf and John Fitzgerald made
a trip to Glover Monday evening.
Miss Amanda Wallace, of Bismarck,
is staying few days with the GIbbins
family.
Mr.. S. T. Golf has received from j.
r. Holcomb & Co.. an elegant violin
bow, chin rest and beautiful friction
keys and can milk mournful music"
from his violin in a way that would de-
light professional.
Some of the young folks of Hogan
are preparing to go on a fishing trip to
Black River in the near future.
One day this week a small boy came
to Hogan depot, whose face apparently
was unacquaiuted with the use of soap.
and the responsibility of his pants
resting entirely on one suspender and
said to citizen who happened to be
there. ''say. wish when that train
comes in you would get me a nickles
worth OF bananas and a paper with
this dime When asked what paper
be wanted he said 1.-The IRON COUNTY
REGISTER, of course" When asked if
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13
From GoodIand.

Welcome home, Mr.. Editor, and We
beg pardon if we offend in saying that
the editorial department Of the REGIS
your absence, that you will need
look to your laurels. Mr.. F. 2.
Axe is model ditOr. The paper I'M
der his management was a clean sheet.
so far as politics will allow. The
child is father to the man."
OF the happenings about Goodland
we note:
Prof. Hawkins received every vote
but one in our district for School Com
missioner.
I. r. 4. Terry was elected school
director. DR.. Adams resigned his po-
sition as director. Maj. Eaton was
given the G. B. as Clerk; r. c. Love
appointed in his stead.
Black Bros, from West Fork, have
put up a saw mill and store on Basket
Creek. They advertise for name for
the new settlement.
j. NJ. Shrum was out looking for
work last week, but returned home
without finding any.
j. Midyett visited friends here last
week.
A. johnson and family visited their
grandfather. Mr.. Mason, on Indian
Creek. Mr.. NJ. is one of Iron county 5
oldest men,
+. NJ. Adams and sister made a trip
to Ironton not long since.
Miss Lucy Adams and brother, Mon
tie, are visiting in Belgrade.
Grandpa and Grandma Brooks pass
ed through Goodland on their way
from Belleview, where they had spent
the winter, to their old home in Dent
county.
Mrs. Mary Smith is spending a few
weeks with the family of c. d. Lucas
in Belleview.
a. H. Eaton had log rolling last
Saturday. 1. N. and B. L. Eaton of
Crawford county were present.
Phillip Hartman OF Belleview will
teach the next term of school at Good
land.
The majority of our farmers have
not finished corn planting.
A much needed shower fell last Sun
day. refreshing all growing plants.
Nature has put on her loveliest gar
ments.
every prospect pleases
And only man is vile"
While reading a communication in
last weeks issue of the Republican, "a
most excellent paper), we were led to
sigh nightly for that long wished for
dictionary. that we might rightly in
terpret the obsolete words found
therein. No otfense, brother.
What has become of the Educational
Column of the REGISTER? Let us hear
from our teachers once again.
Messrs. Peters and McNail, agents
for Crown organs and pianos, stayed
over night at Goodland. Mr.. NJ. will
| teach school on Imboden this year.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

4 CITIZEN of Annapolis finds fault with
the REGISTER because it condemns the
Mckinley administration for not hav-
ing restored prosperity within two
months. The promises made by our
Republican friends last fall were made
without an '.if'' or an ..an'." All that
was needed to right our financial ills
was the restoration OF confidence
through the defeat of the anarchists,
repudiators, ETC., who formed Mr..
Bryan's following. That done, and
fair Confidence, with her sweet sister,
Prosperity, would nestle in peaceful
security all over the land whose re-
hottest hooks and deepest dells resound
10 the shrill scream of the hoOk-clawed
Bird of Freedom. Well, through the
aid of the naturalized vote, the des-
peradOes to the manor born were de-
feated, and the gold standard-the
system under which alone Confidence
lives and thrives-was double-spiked
down on to the piles upon which the
financial fabric rests. But, somehow,
coy Prosperity gave her twin sister
the marble heart, and is still wander
ing about the armament above or in the
recesse5 of the bowels beneath. She
isn't here, anyway, and we can't, for
the life of US, see what additional in
ducements are to be offered for her
coming, which was to have been sim
ultaneous with the advent of her all
too confding sister. She has played
8 dirty trick on her accredited Advance
Agent. and he has to bear the curses
both loud and deep of a badly conf
denced constituency. Even stout
hearted, broad-bottomed Mark Hanna
sways in agony in his seat in the
House of Lords, as he contemplates
the contrast of the fruition with the
promise, and his brow is beaded with
sweat as he hearkens to the anathemas
of betrayed people as voiced in the
late elections. Only the Pie-Hunters
are hopeful, and their future-for four
years-depends not a whit on Pros
perity. She may go to blazes for all
they care. But to the poor devil who
sank his principles and forfeited his
rights as citizen in deference to the
command OF his mployer-under the
threat of starvation if he did not do so
lie is kicking. Why, out here at
Graniteville the men were told that if
Bryan was elected the works would
close down; while with the success of
Mckinley at least nine months of solid
work was assured. Will anybody say
these men, with less than three weeks
employment in the last six months,
have no cause for disgruntlement, or
for lacking confidence in the ability of
Wall Street Confidence to bring them
work and prosperity? Under Repub-
lican promises Prosperity was to come
not to wait upon the order of her
coming, but come at once. Not two
months, but six months, have gone by
since the Wall Streeters bought and
build ozed their way to victory. Yet
to-day commodity values are lower
than ever before, wages are being re-
duced. and employees discharged; the
army of tramps is growing apace, and
despair sits on the face of him who in
the sweat of his brow earns bread.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

the Reynolds county Outlook would do
as we'll he said he wanted what he
asked for, and knew his business.
Your correspondent sat on the bank
of the Missouri River at St. Charles on
Friday of this week watching some
parties fish for almost an hour and
commanded a view of the river for
more than five miles and in all that
time not one steam boat was in sight
The railroads undoubtedly have taken
the traffic from the Missouri River.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13
Closing Out Sale.

Desiring to leave Arcadia we will,
for the next sixty days close out our
entire stock at cost, including our
beautiful line of Spring hats, some
beautiful french patterns going at about
one half what you would pay elsewhe
Special orders will be filed at very
low figures during the above stated
time. VAN WINKLE & POWELL.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

G.. G. Adams went to Belleview to
mill lately.
Mrs. Josie Anderson is very i'll at
this writing.
Mrs. Yates. of Arcadia. was present
at the deathbed of her sister, Mrs.
Mollie Mayfeld. wife of Jno. Mayfield,
who departed this life Tuesday, May
4th, 1897, aged 80 years. She leaves
five children to mourn the loss of a
Christian mother, who now rests in
The Land of Unclouded Day"
TIMOTHY HAY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

MARK HANNA went through the
trials and tribulations of managing a
national campaign of Doodle without
trouble In fact he thrived. But two
months of worry with the hungry Re-
publican Office seekers have knocked
him out and he has been obliged to
leave Washington to seek rest and
quiet.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

THE BimetalIic Trio departed for
Europe last week. The junket will
cost but 800, 900, and bring the great
~ desired prosperity to three men at
least-for the time being. Still, it is
to be regretted that the United States
of America must send to the effete
monarchies of the Old World for per-
mission before the will of a free people
can be carried into execution.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

WILL the next platform have 10 en-
dorse Allopathy or Homeopathy, bear
ing to the utmost the assaults OF either
school. in order to escape implement
upon both horns of very irascible d.
lemma?
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13


UNDER the heading, ''Retrench Is
the Rule" the Sedalia Capitdl-a Re-
publican paper-prints column artl-
Gle, beginning with this paragraph:
eff all signs do not fail. the NJ, K.
& I. Railway company is on the eve
of perfecting one of the most complete
plans of retrenchment ever attempted
on the system. In every department,
from the section gang to the men in
the highest aud most responsible posi-
tions, the axe is falling and no one
knows when his turn will come next.
Everything that can be spared that
will diminish the general expense las
TO CO."
And to such condition have we come
under the gold standard whose atfirma-
ton last November was promised to
bring prosperity to all the land! Ev-
cry railroad corporation in the United
States set itself up as sehoOl-master to
its employees; formed Sound Money
Clubs; distributed literature on finance
made personal appeal to each and ev-
cry man in its employ; caioled. i'm
plored, aud-where it dared-threat-
ened those who chose to follow the
bent of their own will rather than sue
cumb to the desire of those in author
ity over them. Well, the money
changers and those corporations had
their way. The gold standard, under
the weight OF fraud, bribery and bull
dozing, was Endorsed" What has
followed is known to all. and comment
is unnecessary; beside, the deluded
and betrayed and starving men now
out OF job will comment to sufficient
purpose with the ballot, which, if q
people be true to themselves, in the
end,
ssWorks freeman's will
As lightning does the viii of God"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

SENATOR GOoDYKOONTz never loses
an opportunity to vent his spleen on
the Governor. This is pretty fair evil
dence that the Governor is in the right
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

PETITIONS should be addressed to the
photographers asking a revision of the
definition of prosperity" so as to con-
form with the Mckinley idea thereof
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

JOHN L. THOMAS has resigned as At
torney-General for the Post-Ofice De-
partment and will return to De Soto
to practice law.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

THE members of the little Cuckoo
crowd want harmony, and we presume
it Is love for the harmonious that
makes them flock to themselves on
Mr.. Benedict's steam yacht. 1t is an
ideal existence so long as the sound on
the jug is dull and the bait holds out.
The diapason of the deep is ever ac-
curately attuned to the singing OF the
winds and the Pleiades march in state
ly accord to the time of the elements.
God bless US! what grand destiny it
is to rear ourselves above the turmoil
of the caaaiIle and safely look down
upon the onward trail of Anarchy, Re-
pudiation and Unrestful Poverty!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

REPUBLICAN Senators come high.
So the people of Kentucky have found
out.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

We see in the Republic that "Wall
Street stands by the the Missouri Pa
cific" in its present time of financial
stress. This is reciprocity. The Mis-
souri, Pacific ''stood by" Wall Street
last fall when ii was being harassed by
anarchists, repudiators, and lot OF
other people-in fact, about six and a
half millions of them-who were in
sisting that this Government had not
been created for the sole benefit of the
money-changers. We are glad to
know that Wall Street is true to its
friends: it's going to need them all ere
the century is rounded out.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-05-13

IT is peculiarly grateful to the writer
to receive from such a source as the
Jackson CdSh-BoOE such a compliment
tary notice as the following. 1t would
be affectation not TO frankly acknowl-
edge the pleasure it gives us:
.'Mr. Eli ID. AXE. the veteran editor
of the IRONTON REGISTER, has return
ed to his post after a vacation of sew
eral months in North Carolina. We
gladly welcome him back, and hope
his trip was pleasant one. We re-
gard Mr. AXE as the ablest and most
consistent editorial writer in Southeast
Missouri. His paper is a power for
Democracy in this part of Missouri"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-01
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution, No. ia, 100, issued
from District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District, holden at Providence, in the county
of Providence, within and for said district on
the 18th day Of August A. ID. 1896, and re-
tu-nabls No said court November lS, 1896,
wherein Jesse y. Miner OF Providence is
plaintiff and Christine ]. BURGESS, also Of said
Providence, is defendant, will be sold at pub
lie auction ON TUESDAY. the I'd day of FEB
RUARY, A. ID. 1897, at l2 o'clock noon, in
room No. g. 70 College street. in said Provi-
dence, all the right, title and interest the said
Christine j. Burgess had at the time of the
attachment on the original writ on which
said execution was obtained, viz: June IL,
A. ID. 1896, at o'clock and 20 minutes D. m,
IN and to the following described real estate
viz: A certain lot OF land with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
the city of Providence. laid out and desig-
mated as lot No. AZ ON plat Of land entitled
ant, as plated by Charles K. Paine, which
said plat is recorded in the land records OF
said Providence on Plat Card 3l3, and Is the
same premises recorded in the Office of the
Recorder of Deeds in said Providence, in Deed
Book No. 35S, page 300.
Levied on this 30th day OF October, A. ID.
1896, at III o'clock and 80 minutes a. M. and
will be sold TO satisfy said execution IL
sufficient. ANDREW MCKENZIE.
:a9, l6,23-fl-4t Constable.