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The soldiers who did the most good were

The soldiers who did the most good were
those who kept we'll
There were plenty of brave men who were
OF little use when the time care, because
they took less care of their health than
they did of their muskets.
Malaria and other fevers sool picked out
these men much more unerriugly than the
enemy's sharpshooters.
One set of men went about keeping well
in businessike way. They took Paine $
celery compound at the first indications
of intestinal troubles, weakness, or when
fatigued and liable to feyers. They used
Paine's celery compound 10 purify their
blood and put their health on a firm basis
as soon as they made up their minds TO
Join the service
Corporal Beckwlth thinks there was q
great deal OF needless sickness among the
volunteers. At Chlckamauga many of his
mess mates followed his example and for
titled themselves against disease by Paine s
celery compound, and not man Of them
had malaria or fever of any sort or spent
day in the hospital.
Corporal Beckwlth writes:
Camp Olympia, September It, 1898
poor comrades coming home looking fit
only for hospital cot, 1 give thanks TO
Paine's celery compound for the fact that
went through my enlistment without
any Doctors medicine, and am tojay even
healthier than when | went TO Chicka-
manga. | firmly believe that This good
health is due to my using Paines celery
compound last winter ana spring, which
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sideration shown in General Lees office.
The office force took time to look up the
kilograms desired and showed me every
courtesy. Here, as elsewhere, private SOL
dlers are at work alongside tiv.ieu
clerks, doing the same duties, often re-
quiring more than ordinary intelligence and
care. The soldier gets $3.50, the 'lvi,nn
800 per month. inquired of the chef
clerk If he received extra pay. He replied:
Yes; SIS. So
He added that he was donating about $S5
patriotism each month
Privates ]. K. Chain, John Stone, II. w.
Sheckles, ]. n. Muse, all OF company H
were ordered honorably discharged with
travel pay by wire. dated October 7, from
Washington.
Privates Frank T. Trahan of company B,
Charles Bacon Of company l. Governor S
Guard of AUSTIN, W. D. Kolb OF company
u, were similarly discharged. The papers
for these men were made out today.
The telegraphc discharge of Hospital
Steward Clement w. Mcmillan has been
received. Steward Mcmillan leaves tomor-
row evening. Guy Mclaughlin.
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NICARAGUA CANAL.
New Workers Are SOW ut Managun
After u Concession.

tspenlhl Dlsphtch 10 Inc Fost.l
New York. October 1b.--What looks like an
attempt Of the new syndicate TO get the rights
for an intorocoanic canal across Nicaragua
away from the Maritime Canal company Is
now reported M being engineered by party
OF capitalists. who are IN communication With
President Zolaya and the acting minister of
public works OF Nicaragua Several Aneri-
cans. including Edwin Eyer OF tho firm Of
w. X. Grace n Co, and Frank $, Wnshburn
OF New York, together with u. u. CtaBin Of
Chicago, are at Managua, and are said to DO
planning 10 secure u charter ana float big
company. II the government OF Nicaragua
should decide that tho charter of the MARI
timo Canal company expired In October last,
as soma think II Will, It will be ppsslols FOR
n new company TO obtain rights that might
eutitlo 1t 10 attention by tho United States
government That such Is the purpose oi
tho capitalists IN Nicaragua Us believed by
representatives of the old Maritime company,
although frienda OF the new promoters do
not caro- to speak about their plans, Mari
tlmc Canal officials declare that II Is a we'll
settled fact that the charter OF the company
docs not expire until October, 1888 aud that
tho Nicaragua government admitted THIS IN
reply to an inquiry from the state depart
mcnt They haven't the slightest doubt about
the validity OF their charter, therefore. and
declare II can be extended for another ten
years, according to Ia provisions.
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NOTES OF THE NATIONAL GAME

Bergen Of Boston has done more catching
than any man In the business this season.
IL Ia generally understood that Buffalo
viii be Ia the Western league next season.
Louisville has won twenty games out OF
tworty-sX from Brooklyn ana Washing
ton.
Maui has the best percentage OF victories
Of the pitchers, with nineteen victories and
but six defeats.
Ryan OF Chicago leads the league IN
homa rmns. with thirteen to his credit.
Ryan has made twenty eight doubles and
twelve tripleta,
Manager Steele thinks that Louisville,
with fast hitting infield and another Al
catcher, would be a dangerous aspirant
for the pennant of 1899,
1t Is sad that Cincinnati made bid for
Mcclure ana Gettman OF Washington, but
the offer was too small.
A Boston paper publishes a rumor that
tho Baltimore club will be transferred to
Brooklyn next year, Too good to be true.
George Mauer, secretary OF the .Cleve-
lands, says the Spiders career on the road
has not been financial success, aud they
will quit big loser on the season.
Piatt. the Philadelphia pitcher with the
Day,ons last year has pitched thirty four
games this season and won twenty OF
:hem.
The directors OF the Youngstown. Ohio
club have authorized the sale OF Mcbride
Kneper and schreekengost to Cleveland.
The Loulsvilles are to have a benefit to-
MORROW. They deserve II and perhaps they
need IT,
Alsle Mcbride, although a left handed
BAXTER, has not hit a half dozen hits into
Ita ha n
bulk OF his hitting TO the lief, and center
ttsads. This is a queer record for lett
handed better. Next wear Mcbride VIII be
tower Q. strength TO the Reds, He has
hal enough hard luck in the way OF aecl-
den,s and sickness this season to escape
trouble next year
Cunningham record of eleven straight
victories Is the pitching record of the ssa-
son, Nichols pitched nina straight. Their
tie and followed that up with seven NOR,
| Victories
Captain Duffy OF the Bos.ons made
| recoTd III Is season liable to be never beaten
| In s.vsnty leigh, games at home he caugh
abou; 900 flies ana dropped just one from
| Setback on June is.
Manager Stnllings has received a con,
| tract from Gus Klopf tbs shortstop VIII,
| helped Kansas City vim the pennaa, aftsi
| ccanaushton jumped the psam, sad rh'
| stoelIy player Will be seen in Detroit mex
season. He Will. probably b. ussi as I
| utility man,
When uncle Nick young's averages ar,
| published ths fans viii wonder al IN,
| large percentage OF 500 ha,smsn wha havt
| fellea from the 800 class this season
Uncle Ns1k's record viii show a shoe az
| OF ths class OF 800 hitters for 'eS as com
parci with previous years.
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REPORTS OF YELLOW FEVER.
Cold Weather Causes q Decrease In
Cases 10 Mississippi.
ORANGE QUARANTINE IS STILL RIGID
II Louisiana There Have Been Re-
ported Up to Date . Total Of 1885
Cases with Only % Deaths.

jackson, Miss. October 15.-The record
Of new canes Of yellow fever shows a
marked decrease today. attributable to the
prevailing cool weather Jackson has only
seven new cases, as follows: Ida Ford.
Willie spaulding, Mrs. Crawford, Milton
Bolle, Mrs. Mary Flanagan. Miss Gertrude
Hill and Mrs. O'Neill, all white. There
was one death--Mrs. Cavanaugh.
DR.. Purnell went by special train tonight
70 Madison. being called in consultation
over The case Of a daughter of IIon, X. c..
Lee. who 10 critically III with fever.
Suspicious sickness Is reported at Yazoo
City and an expert has been asked for.
Dr. Purnell will 20 there tomorrow morn
ins.
The official report OF the State board is
as follows: One new case at Madison;
three new cases at Waveldud, one case at
Harrison, four new cases and one death at
Ridgeland; one new case at Harrisburg;
four new cases at oxford; TWO new cases at
Queens Hill, eight ,nilos from Edwards.
Natchez reports three now cases and one
suspicious case. Starkyillc has no new
cases. but one suspicious case at the de-
tsuuon camp. Edwards reports that only
two cases arc now under treatment there,
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THE RACES.
At DnIIns.

Dallas. Taxas, October 15.--Today's racea
closed the big Dallas meeting. 1t has been
a splendid success. The programme todsy
was literally patronized and the betting
was brisk:
2;1O race-Kansas. Topsy, Tusla. Best
time 2:l2A.
Running, six and one-half furlongs---Tobe
Paine, Brown Vail. J. II. Cline. Time l:2iia
Running, six and one-hslf furlongs- Dis
turbance, Eugenia s.. Carrie Lyle. Time
1:2lb.
Running, four and one half furlongs---
Lena Williams, Olive May, Bully. Time
:55Iz.
Running. one and one sixteenth miles
Charlotte NJ. Alma Glynn. Sally Lamar.
| Time iiS.
Running. one-haif mile--Faucher, Va
mana, w. ]. Bryan. Time 80.
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SUSPECT AT MERIDIAN.
IN HaVA Cnuf rnfslcd the nlaenAc.

Bnggage Master Tnrry Ii supposed
Ia Have Contracted the Disease.
Meridian. Miss, October i5.--Tho Msri.
dian board OF health today telegraphed the
State board Of health to send an expert
here TO pass upon suspicious ease Of fever.
The patient Is Mr. Tsrry. night baggage
agent at the union depot. He has been
Isolated and his residence puaraatined
pending an Investigation. The board OF
health is OF the opinion that Mr.. Terry
contracted the disease from handling bag
gage from Hattlesburg. The announcement
OF the case created very littic ex,lte nent.
as 1t is the general belief that the Ire.a
ing cool weather will prevent serious
spread even II the expert pronouaces 1t
yellow fever when he arrives
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WHOLESALE CATTLE THETT.
Discovery of n Gang which shipped
by the Carload.

Clarendon Ark. october 15.--The Of
fcers of Monroe and Arkansas counties
have uuearthed what they believe TO be the
largest and most dangerous band of cat
tie thieves chat ever operated in this State
The gang have stolen thousands Of read
Of cattle and shipped them by the carload
to Kansas City and other markets. june
Aldridge, living near the line, followed
some OF the gang with two carloads OF cat
Ito TO Kansas city and intercepted them he
fore they could soil the cattle. This led Ia
the discovery OF tho orN ni2ation, rwo
men are In Jail here and n number OF
others are under arrest In Arkansas coun-
| ty. The officers say 400 men are impii-
Gated In the thefte.
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A CERTAIN CURE ron FILES.
Safe and Effective In Every FERN of
This Common ana Annoying
Disease.

Many people suffer from piles, because
after trying the many lotions, salves aad
ointments without relief or cure, have
come to tho conclusion that surg ca OPP
GRAFTON 10 the only thing left to Try and
rather than submit 10 the shock and risk
TO life OF an operation, prefer TO suffer on.
Fortunately this is no longer necessary.
tho Pyramid Pile Cure, new preparation
cures every form OF piles, without pain,
inconvenience or detention from business.
II is ip the form Of supposltoriCs, easily
applied, absolutely free from opium, CO.
caine. or any injurious substance whatever
and no matter how sewers the pain, gives
instant rehef, not by deAdening tho nerves
OF the parts, but rather by Its healing.
soothing effect upon the congested mem
branes.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is tne most et-
fectiye. the safest and most extens vely
so.i Of any PiAe Cure that has ever b,en
placed before the public. and this reputa-
iion hiss heen secured by reason OF lis ex.
traordanaiy merit and the reasonable price
at which IL Is sold all druggists selling II
at 30 cents ard 81 per package, ami IA
many cases single package has been
sufficient.
A person takes serious chances in neg
lectlng simple case o. piles as the trouble
soon becomes deep seated and chronic. ana
very frequently develops Into fatal tncur-
able rectal Diseases. Hike Hs.ula and rectal
ulcers.
Any dtrveists VIII tell you the Pyramid
Is. the safest most satisfactory pile cure
made.
The Pyramid Company, Marshall Mich.
will send TO any address treitise on cause
ana cure OF plies, also book of testimonials.
Ahxndsoms shaft eighteen fact high aud
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Lothario won Cbanpngnc stni

New York. October 15.---The Champagne
stakes were won by Lothario by head
from Fiigrane in a rafting finish. while
Manuel. the fayorite, was but neck be-
hind in the third place. Summaries:
Autumn hurdle handicap, two miles; Ben
Elder, Marshall, Governor Budd Time,
4:27.
Selling, one and one eighth miles. Char
ina, Banquo II, Double Quick. Time, ;5S.
Five and a half furongs: The Rose,
Composer. initiation. Time, 05.
The Champagne, seven eighths of mile:
Lothario, FiligMne, Manuel. Time. 1891
The Municipal handicap, one and one
sixteenth miles: Ben Holiday, Jefferson,
Thomas Cat Time, 1:iS.
Seven furongs: Macy, Danforth, Ia
bouret Time, 30.
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PRESIDENT IN CHICAGO.
.sProspcrity" Was Not Menttoned In
uIa SnC cchcs In IlinniN.

"Prospcrity" Was Not Mcntto0ed In
Ills speeches In Illinois.
Chicago, October i5,--The president OF
the United States arrived In Chicago over
the Illinois Central al $50 tonight, and Will
be tho central figure in the city's peace
jubilee next week.
He said iust before leaving the train
throughout the journey have been deep
ly novel by the patriotism OF the people
and delegated With tho evidences OF their
prosperity"
En- route from st. Louis he msae brief
addresses at Springfield Decatur and Kan
kakea, but In meme OF his remarks In IL
linois towns did he alluHo 10 prosperity.
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TO sTor RATE CUTTING.
Railway Lines ave Afraid OF the
New steel Trust.

Cleveland, Ohio, October i5,--An I'M
gers was held here today behind tightly
closed doors at the llolenden hotel TO con-
slider means for putting a stop to rate
cutting. The feature Of the meeting, 1t Is
said Ia the fact that representatives of
roads west of Chicago are present at the
meeting. though their business is ouslde
of the territory covered by the Central
Traffic association.
II Is aid POSSIBLY the newly formed
steel truat may try to break up tho as O.
citation and practically make rs own rates,
and viii cause the association to strain
every nerve to strengthen itself. Cheaper
frelghts will also he an additional weapon
IN the hands OF the trust,
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BURNS MAY BE FATAL
A YOUNG LADY'S DRESS CAUGHT
FROM EMBERs OF HER HOME.
She Was Standing Near the Ru,n,
surveying Them-ProbabIe that
She VIII Die.

Tyler. Texas October 15.-Lass night
fire destroyed the residences OF Mrs. Tim
mons and a. L. Bice. Loss, about $4,000.
Insurance, $780,
This afternoon Miss Eva Carroll, Is Years
Of age. a granddaughter of Mrs. Timmon.
was standing near the ruins OF he house
burned last night and her dress caught
fire; she was burned all over the body and
may die as result.
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A Considerable Falling on In ~
Demand In Noticed.

A Considerable Falling on In ~
Demand Is Noticed.
beaumont, Texas, October ia nossef
able falling off in demand Is poted % y
4 hands, comparatively few orders c0niN
to hand from points in the State " ~
Northwestern territory. The change ~
activity 10 dullnsss has been quite 60,
aud a revival may manifest itself Quu
suddenly. During the past two q -
months lumber has been manihacoxvSN
larger quantities than heretofore
mills running day and night. the -
so manufactured IN Arkansas ~ =
thrown on the market in the NorAss 4.
and the result is decline OF prNv
Texas the market Is also weaker, ~ 49,
general thing list prices obtainei, .,Is
bills are plentiful and there are in sa,.si,
out for very large lots, one w palA> n.
being a bill for 100000 square elss ~
amounting to II 900, 600 feet. Wnetnv, I,
bill will be placed in tais section iens n
be seen. There are signs OF reviva! ~
export trade, several sche iuies o''As
considered. ,,s. a
This single market Is also npl 100
although the quarantine now ou ~ a
many shingls producing points cAu''
scarcity at interior points.
WAXAHhCHIE-J. o. Jones nas III
the Interest of w. X. Stokes IN ~ ~
Light and will condust the bushes.
ths same name and at the same plss
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Two-Year-oId Pacing Record.

Lexington, KY October 15.--Today's
meeting of the Trotting Horse Breeders
association was marked by small fields and
record breaking performances on the part
Of Major II G. McDowell's 2-year- old hlly
Ecstany, who won the pacing division OF
the Kentucky futufity for foals OF 1896,
pacing the second heat in 2:10is, reducing
lhe mark for PAGERS of that age second
and half Summaries:
Pacing futurity, for foals OF 1895, purse
$1,000: Ecstacy. Matin Bells, Bride-elect.
Best time, 2:l0is.
The Ashland 2:11 trotting, $4,000: The
Abbott, Caiiu, Flanagan. Best time . 90.
The John ton 2:24 class trotting $1,000:
rimorah, Tudor Chimes, Alice Dorman
Best time 2:l2h.
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merchant OF Oberlin, says there was a good
frost at Oberiin this morning. Paroles
coming from the outskirts of town report
a general frost
There are no more yellow fever rumors
here. Lake Charles Is expecting the quar-
antlue To be raised very soon
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Washington. October l5.--The Occurrence
OF frost at various points IN the ''outl 10
welcomed by the marine hospital seryice
authorities, who look for their continuance
and rapid diminuton OF the fever. I'rcst
rs reported officially at Jackson, .sciriviils,
Columbia and Holly Springs, Miss.
Today's dispatches regarding yesterdays
new cases in the State OF Mississippi report
a total Of 60
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LntOnin RRces.

Cincinnati, Ohio. October Is. - Latonia
summaries:
Seven furlongs- Foreseen Osric III, Miss;
Verne. Time, 1873
Five furlongs-rheory. Prima Vera,
Maid of Promise. Time, Loo "a.
Declared Off.
Clnciuatt hotel handicap. is miles
What Next, j. II. O.. Il. Rolla. Time.
l:5t Ia.
Six furlongs~-Air Blast. Batten, Volandis
Time, l.1O ga
Seven brlongs-'rom Collins, Marrit. Mo-
TINA Time. l:2S 3-i,
Seven furlongS, selling Miss Ross. Lena
Myers. Rarbee. Time 1889
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Invoicing nrln stnrk

Waxahachie, Texas, October l5.-The
work of taking invoke OF the bankrupt
stock OF d. Brin II In progress. Mr. pr,,
iniimates that the stock. oousls.gnp, ~
Cry GOODS. notions and furnishing pSos.
VII inyoice betTeen $4,000 ana sA 0Ao
!, will be about two weeks before syerv.
thing is ready for the creditors, ,wAd win
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Besides these enumerated cases, fever
was reported In the following Parishes st.
James. ST. Charles, East lfallciana West
Felieiana, 1berville, Fast Eaton Rouge and
West Baton Rouge.
Immigrants will he admitted into New
Orleans on and after October rs, 1888.
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Wyman I'm Route so,,h

Cincinnati, October 15-Dr Waiter wy
nan of the United States marine hospital
service Is here on bis way to inspect the
yellow fever district in the South. lie do.
nVered an address here tonight before the
Commercial club.
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Chicago. October 15.--Hawthorne sum-
marles;
Mile; George Leo, Dulac, Paul Griggs
Time, l52.
Selling. three fourbhs OF "a mile Mont
gomely Borden, Atamada. Time. 1.lSA
Autumn handicap, one and one half
miles; sardonic, Dare II, Basqun. Time,
2:05Is.
Mile; L p.onage, Judge Wofford, Harry
Nutter, Time, l51ia.
Steopechase, full course Master Fred,
Marble, Uncle Jim. Time, i;5i
Six tunlongs; Con Reagan, Inuendo,
Amanda. Time, 1:1y.
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hsiisporo. Texas, October 1.-THE dru,
store and grocery OF S. L. Howard at Peoria
was destroyed by fire at o'clock IN
morning. Cause, supposed defective fIns
Nothing WIS saved. The stosk was val
ued at $4,000 and insured for 5000
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The official report oi the s.ate board be
IN LOUISIANA.

Out of Nearly Thirteen Hundred
Cases Only Fifty-threc Deaths.
New Orleans, October Is DIR. Souchon
announces one new case and one death In
New Orleans today. Reoarituation Of LOU
isiana to October 10. inclusive:
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VARSITY no, ADD-RAN o.
The Austin Men Were Too Heavy for
the COtlsginnS,

Waco. Texas. October i5.--The Varsity
football team arrived last nisht to contest
w'th the Add-Ran university boys this az.
ternoon or thg Padsitt park gridircn- The
lows,
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BASEBALL SEASON CLOSED.
The Standing Of the National League
Clubs Fixed for 1893
BOSTON HAS WON REMNANT AGAIN

The Blue stockinw Town Has Had
the RaE Many Times Before
The Final Games.
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BEAUMONT LUMBER.

hold a confidential meeting and dspos
OF the goods.
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\ handsome shaft Ell ghteen feet high and
q bsse OF four feet square is TO b. erected
70 the memory OF tho late Dave Foutz Ia
RaltinnrH
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The uniform Kindness and courtesy es.
hieitet 81 corps headquarters when called
has Impressed me as something out of the
ordinary Hayng been almost ordered OUT
OF The ofaee q an officer OF The First divi-
sion, where M snae TO inquire after dis.
charges and transfers OF men from Hons,
ton was sgreese'y surprised At the con-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

State of Michigan, County OF Shia wassee, So
In the matter OF the estate OF Levi Hyde, de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance and
by virtue of an order granted to the under.
signed, as executor OF the estate of said de-
ceased, by the Hon. Stearns +. Smith, Circuit
Judge, acting as Judge of Probate in and for
said county, on the 9th day of July A. D., 1898,
there Will be sold at public vendue, to the nigh
est bidder, at the premises TO be sold in the
township Of Middlebury, in said county, on Sat
urday, the 10th day of September, A. D., 1898,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF said day all the
right title, and interest of said deceased In
and to the following described lands and prem
ises, situated In the township OF Middlebury,
county of Shiawassee, State OF Michigan, to.
wit: The west thirty 600 feet of lot number
ten (lO). Also the east half (k) and the east
twenty five (25) feet OF the west half (k) of lot
nine, 20, all in block two (2) of Mabbitts addi-
tion 10 the village OF Ovid. Also commencing
twenty (2O) feet east OF the north east corner
of lot eight (g and running thence east 100 feet,
thence north 1873 feet, thence west 100 feet,
thence south 1873 feet to place of beginning all
in block 2, of Mabbitts addition to the village
OF Ovid. and all In Mddlebury township Shia:
wassee county, Michigan and also piece of
land commencing at point one hundred and
eiphtv-three 1881 feet north, and twenty COZ
feet east OF the north east corner OF lot eight
(s). block two (2), OF Mabbtts addition to the
village OF Ovid, thence north to point. one
south line OF North avenue, thence east one
hundred (10O) feet thence south 10 point one
hundred and eighty-three 1850 feet north OF the
north line of lot ten C0), in said block two ~,
thence west one hundred( 100 feet to the place OF
beginning, being strip OF land twenty 600 feet
dlebury township, Shiawassee county Michi'
go" Executor OF the Estate OF Said Deceased.
Dated July 26th, A. d., 1898.