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OSsEO.

Nov. 26.-James Clark can sympatbizs
with job, being covered with bois from
head 10 foot. At any rate he has Doils
on his feet so that he can scarcely walk,
and other large ones on his neck.
Frank Myers has returned to lis
school at Camden after visit with Lis
sister, Mrs. F. Stewart.
Charles Collins has returned home
from a visit at Fayette, Ohio.
David Sillman and wife and daughter,
Daisy. Of North Adams, spent Sunday at
O B. Holmes.
o. b. Holden and brother, b. A. Hol'
dep, of Hillsdale, wore called to Britton,
Lenawss county, to the funeral Of their
father, Samuel Holden, who was S6 years
old at the time Of his death.
Mack Harring has Car load Of coal
here for delivery.
Glenn Shaw, of Pittsford, Is visiting his
grand mother, Mrs. Helen Jones.
K. A. Holden, of Hillsdale, spent last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
DeLos Bush, to make the acquaintance
OF his new grandson.
Mrs. E. Stoddard and son, John, OF
Hillsdale, were guests OF her mother
Mrs. II. 8. Ackland, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neil returned
Wednesday from an extended visit In the
north part Of the state.
Mrs. Lucius French died last Tuesday
afternoon at her home north Of the vii
lsge, after a long illness. The funeral
was held Friday.
Grove Youngs passed away last Thurs
day evening at o'clock. Funeral will
be held Sunday afternoon.
Fsystts l.. Thompson. of Lansing, will
deliver the first lecture on the lecture
course, Dec. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sutton have beer
entertaining two sisters from Clayton.
Miss Jennie Johnson has returned tc
Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Hewitt spent
Thanksgiving with MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Burnett.
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Cuban Commissioners Arrive.

Gen. Calixto Garcia and the other
Cuban commissioners appointed by the
military assembly at Santa Cruz del
Sur, have arrived at Washington for
the purpose of laying before President
Mckinley resolution recently adopted
by the assembly as to the future Of the
island of Cuba. The commission cour
sists of Gen. Calixto Garcia, chairmanI
Gonzalo Lanuza, Manuel Sanguily,
Gen. Jose M. Gomez and Jose Ramon
Villalor.
Gen. Garcia says; "The Cubans have
no other feelings for the Americans
than those of friendship and graf
itude. AS for myself, I believe In
American occupation of Cuba until
order has been restored, but not for
ever. / am for free Cuba, and so are
all ether Cubans. There is no senti-
ment on the island for annexation.
All Cubans have faith in Mr.. McKin-
ley." Gen. Garcia also said that at the
assembly at Santa Cruz del Sur there
was the greatest spirit of unity shown.
The best paints and oils 60 at Delavan'i
at frost-nipped prices.
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WOODBRIDGE.

The funeral of Bert Havens was held
at the Frontier U. B. church last Sunday,
Sam Toomsn has purchased 600 bush
els of corn for fifteen cents per bushel,
delivered.
w. K Bell and wife, j. Hylliard and
wife ats Thanksgiving turkey with their
parents, 8. Il. Bell and wife.
Pearl Easterdy was home from Hills
dale to spend Thanksgiving.
Sam Tooman has erected a new pair oi
scales with fine building over them.
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ANsoM

Nov. 26.-Uuion Thanksgiving ser
vices were held at The Congregational
church. Rev Bready delivered the ser
mon on the subject "Americanism."
Rev. II. q. Snyder and family ate their
Thanksgiving dinner with o. w. Thomp.
son and family.
Mrs. II. +. Sheldon and daughter,
Carrie, Geo. w. Hile and wife spent
their Thanksgiving in Quincy, Mich
with George sheldon and wife.
John Kirkenberg and wife, OF Kunkle
o., were with Mrs. KS parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. Joseph Robinson.
Miss Grace Doty, who Is teaching 10
Waldron spent Thanksgiving with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Doty.
p. w. Beatty Is courtlng for awhile
being drawn as juror from this town.
nj. l.. Humiston Is visiting his uncle
L. w. Thompson, of Ferris, Montcalm
county.
Mrs. P. w. Humiston visited her sister
in-law, Mrs. Roberts, In Jonesville, las
Monday night.
Lewis Thompson received the sac
news Of the death Of his only sister, wh'
was almost "a years old when she died
She lived In Licking county, o.
o. w. Thompson and son, Lewis, wer
In Pioneer, o., Yesterday on business.
y Richard Osborn was In Reading yes
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GEO. E.. WALWORTH.
NORTH ADAMS.


Nov. 26.-Mrs. Aileen Frowins, Of
and other relatives 10 Moscow township
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Morey, over Thanksgiving.
Frank Smith and wife ate Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kim.
ball, Of Liberty.
j. N. Williams returned from bis
hunting expedition In the northern part
OF the state In time to eat turkey at home
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Kinney, of Hills
dele, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents.
Daniel A. Moody An old and respected
citizen of this place. died last Sunday,
November 20, at the residence Of his
daughter In Jackson. His remains were
brought here and laid beside his wife's
In North Adams cemetery.
Harold Youngs, OF Toledo, Ohio, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. L. Youngs,
this week.
We learn that G. II. Rose has rented a
Touring mill in Jackson county and will
take possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mayo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Mayo and Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Keeney and daughter ate
Thanksgiving turkey at Mr.. and Ms. j
ID. Arnold's.
w. X. Bird aud wife and their daugh,
ter, Mrs. Ralph Williams and daughters
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Bird In the south part of the
township.
Geo. w. Rslyea, who has been sick for
the last two months does not seem to
rally and is gradually failing.
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way was the scene Of happy occasion
last evening when their daughter, Mae,
was united in marriage with Charles
Burton. Congratulations.
Mrs. Josephine Rumsey and sons. John
and Rae, OF Hudson, attended church
services here last Sunday.
A J. Rush and wife want to Reading
last Monday where they will spend the
winter with their daughter, Mrs. 9. d.
Bow.
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terdsy with a load of goods for his
brother, Orlando.
X Halsted, of Reading, is In Ransom
TO see his sister, Mrs. Grosveuor, who is
very click.
Mrs Teller Is sick and DIR. Beard, of
Pioneer, o, is caring for her.
Mrs Ely Harlin. Is still on the sick list.
but Is gaining.
Ransom lodge, / o. o. has an Invita-
tion to go to Metz, Ind, December 8.
We were glad TO see Err xiu Hillard, of
Tennessee, In Ransom. Mr.. III. was born
and grew up to manhood, but finally set
tied about 100 miles north of Knoxville.
Tenn. He came 10 see his father who
lives at Spring Arbor.
Not word as yet has been received
from p. n. Edinger who went north the
next day after election. We think he 10
on the still hunt.
Mrs. L. b. GrOsveror Is much bstter at
present. Good care is a good medicine.
II must be good times when q spring
calf will bring $l4.
Mrs. Media Hiser will teach the Web
ster school In d strict No. this winter.
Mrs. Media lives In the district.
3. Sprang is waiting to hear how he
comes out in shipping poultry. Mr.. Nc
Kibbens 10 in the same state of waiting.
Rev. Ii. G. Snyder has organized a
young mems glee club TO assist In sing
ing at the Y. p. 8. y. E. aud other meet
ings. They made their first appearance
in pubic last Sunday night at Endeavor
meeting.
you would like to see nice flock of
ducks 60 to Warren Dow's; he has over
so.
Vacation for remainder of tho week In
our school. Miss Hakes goes to Reading
during the time.
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We will pay salary of Sl5 per week
and expenses for a man with rig ~ intro
duce our Poultry Mixture In the country
Only good hustlers wanted. Reference.
Address, with stamp, Eureka Mfg. Co.
502 Mo. Ave., East st. Louis, Ill.
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LOCUST.

Nov. 25.--Owing TO the illness OF the
pastor, Rev. O. Q. Mitchell, on Sunday
last Mr.. Taylor, Of the college, filed
the pulpit very acceptably and gave a
very interesting discourse.
Mrs. Martha VanAken has gone to
Hlllsdale to keep house for her son, K.
w. VanAksn, who is attending college.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bark
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AS o7 IA.
Bears tn. zHIh' Kind You !.as Always Bought
Signature .; &sxHAZzMx


We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
TO refund the money on 90 cent bottle
of G reene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar II IL
fails TO cure your cold or cough. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
+. A. HoDaEs q Co.
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HOxIE.

Nov. 26.-Ths cold wave that reached
us Tuesday was welcomed by Hoxis
people. The mud and rain we have been
having were very disagresable.
Thanksgiving was a perfect day and
was observed In the usual manner.
u. Wells and family and Winfield
Wells and family spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Abel Wells In North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Persol entertained Andrew
Bsmus and family and Mrs. Hopkins and
fsmily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris entertained their
parents from Steamburg and Hillsdale
also III. q. Robertson asd Miss Eliza
Dayton.
Elmo Rising, Of Homer, called on
friends here recently. He expects to
work for William Wright the coming
season.
Bert Donshus is enjoying his honey.
moon visiting In Dowagiac.
Otis Rickard and Frank Birdsall have
completed their seasons work and are
at their homes.
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Don't be fooled and pay SOC. for pills
or tablets when you can buy Knilrs Red
Pills for wan people, worn out people.
Knill's Blue Kidney Pills, Knills Dys-
pepsia Tablets. Strongest. 25c.
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Do
ersan areon
all
Rememb 81
12 2centsp a
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We viii Give Away

A 500 music box Jan. 1, 1899. One
number with every 30 cent purchase.
Who will have the lucky numberY AL
baugh & Son, jewellers and watchmakers
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PITTsFORD.

Nov. 26.-Qusrterly meeting services
will be held AT the W. NJ. church to-day
and tomorrow.
DIR. Tolford and wife are entertaining
her sister, Miss PEBBLES, of Fairfield.
Miss Carrie Tolford visited friends at
III illsdale the first of the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington returned to
Osseo Monday and started from there to
her home al Saginaw Tuesday after a
visit with friends at both places.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Church visited his
sister, Mrs. WIN. Dawley, near Hillsdale
yesterday.
Mrs. j. p. Cornell attended the Foreign
missionary convention, held at Jonesviile,
the first OF the week. Ths convention OF
Albion district was nicely entertained by
the good people OF Jonesville, and all
felt on separating that the convsntl n
was one of the very best ever enjoyed 10y
the district. Mrs. Mary g. Ninde was an
inspiration for good, and her talk on the
foreign field, on Sunday evening, Will
| long be remembered.
A young man In the employ OF the
railroad company met with seri )us
accident here Wednesday. He had his
feet crushed so that they had to be
amputated. Ore. Chapman, Mcclellan
Eaton and Chase performed the operation
At last report he wa. doing nicely.
| There will be temperance enter
tsinment tomorrow evening ut one ell
the churches under the auspices of the
| w. Z. T. U.
Thanksgiving services were held at IL
a. m. conducted by Rev. 5. A. Manwell
pastor Of the W. NJ. ohvrch.
Methodist Episcopal church services
Frank +. Miner, pastor; Sunday, Dec. 4
Sunday school at 10 a. m, preaching al
II a. m. The first quarterly meeting
will be held at the Lickley's church
Dec. 10 and IL. The celebration of the
Holy Communion at the Pittsford church
In the evening, Dec. IL.
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Choicest meats, poultry and Vegetables
at Lambert, Wood & Wells market near
post Office.
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Our store Is you're. Remember this
when you want paints, oil and varnishes
Il. G. DEkAvAN.
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Eastman kodaks are the prize wlnneri
to be found only at Tisdsle's.
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Printing paper, card mounts, fash
light powder, printing frames, all kinds
Of kodak supplies, at Tisdals's.
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SARAH Tyson RoRER.
An interesting exhibit will be held
st the following stores: Frisbie &
Kinyon, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day, Moves, 20, 30; J. B. Whitney, Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. %
90, 80; o. Hancock, Thursday, Frida,
and Saturday, Dec. l, Q, o; Woodruff &
Moore, Thursday, Friday and Sat Irday
Dec. 2 8.
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To stick Rubber use MAJoh's RUBBBR
CEMENT. Bewarel!l Take nosubstitnte.
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WEST JEFFERSON.

Nov. 25-Henry Wormley and wife,
of Pttsford, visited the families Of Z,
and J w Ash Sunday aud Monday, and
John Ash and family ate turkey with
Peleg Ash aud family Thursday.
r. 8. Spots and wife visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren SPOTS at Pittsford Sunday.
Ira Watkins and family, OF East Cam
bria, also George Barker and wife, OF
Shadyside, ate Thanksgiving dinner with
Everett Woodsrd.
Miss Fannie Ellie, of Cambria, is visit
ing tn family of Lee Dukeman.
Warren Spots, of Pittsford, visited al
Rlenza Spots from Wednesday until
Friday.
Thanksgiving was duly observed by
the Changers and their families at the
Grange hall Thursday evening. After 9
bountiful repast, which the ladies always
know so we'll how TO prepare, the com
pany adjourned TO the church, where
short entertainment WAS given, afte'
which they all departed for home feeling
this had been year to be very Thankful
for.
The Misses Ida and Nina Lister, o
Ransom, visited at Ed Listers last Satur
day,
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OBITUARY..
MRS. ADALINE BAIER BOYLE.

Mrs. Adaline Baier Boyle was born In
Baden, Germany, Dec. 10, 1887, aud died
at her home In Jefferson, Hillsdale,
county, November 12, 1895. She came to
America with her parents when 13 years
of age, living In the state of New York
several years; was married to her now
bereaved husband, Barney Boyle, In July,
1852, at Canandaigua, n. Y. They moved
10 Michigan In 1888 and to their present
home In 1885, where she has done we'll
the faithful wife's part toward making a
pretty and comfortable home always
very healthy until stricken by appoplexy
February %, 1897, from which she re-
covered sufficient TO be considered COM
Portable invalid. The devoted husband
and children hoped she might be spared
to them for many years to brighten the
parental home. Although quite helpless
she greeted every one with pleasant
words of comfort and cheer; but on the
morning of Novem bsr IL, 1898, she suf-
fered a second stroke SO severe that she
never re-gained consciousness and passed
peacefully from this life, leaving TO
mourn their loss husband, three daugh-
tsrs, one son and two grandchildren,
beside sister In Can andaigua, n. Y,
and one brother In Waterloo, N. Y. She
united with the German church In early
womanhood and ever led consistent
Christian life. A woman of positive con-
victions, the strongest OF which was that
life should be devoted to duty. The
greatest happiness came to her through
acts of kindess and sclf-sscrifice for
others. especially her family; In her In
tercourse with others outside werld she
was unassuming but bore kindly sympa-
thiss to all and with those most intimate
was true friend. Funeral services were
held at the home November Is, Rev.
White, Of Osseo, officiating; a quartet
from the NJ. K. choir furnishing very
appropriate music. Thus was laid to
rest In the Biount cemetery q woman
loved and respected by all who knew
her. Il. b.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the nelghbors and friends who
assisted 30 kindly during the last short
sickness and burial of our wife and
mother, also to those who sapg and for
the many beautiful flowers.
BARNEY BOYLE,
MRS. SARAH A. ADAMS,
MRS. MARY | BARKER,
MRS ADDIE. L. SoHLossER,
G. FoLGER BOYLE.
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SOMERSET CENTER

Nov. 26.-Mesdamas A. Lord and N.
E. Van Camp attended the district con-
vention of the W. F. M. society, Nov. 10,
20 and 21, at Jonesvllle, as delegates
from this place.
Mrs. NJ Johnson, of Toledo, was a
guest of Mrs. Bryant, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
E w. Werner, of North Adams, was
In town a short time Saturday last.
Mr.. Youngs aud wife went to North
Adams Wednesday to spend the winter
with their son, Frank, and family.
Mr.. Werner and Henry Harper return
ed Tuesday from few weeks hanting
in the northern part of the state. They
were fortunate in securing each deer.
Thanksgiving was generally observed,
the weather was favorable for those who
desired to drive out, and Everybody had
company, and the rest went visiting"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Linsday, entertained
their children and grandchildren. A.
Sutfin, wife aud daughter, Blanche, A.
w, Baker, wife and children, and N.
Linsday, wife and children. Roast tur-
key and oysters and all the accessoIie
were Ia abundance. Milliard Kerr and
family visited their daughter, at Jerome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wsstcott prepared an
elaborate dinner, but owing to sickness
In the family Of their expected gues 9,
they ate their dinner alone. The Browns
held family gathering. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wilcox, entertained B. Stevenson and
wife, and ID, A. Sears, Of North Adams.
An oyster supper was given at the N. E.
church under the auspices of the church
and Sunday school for the benefit of the
church. Owing to the many engage
mentS during the day, the attendance
was much less than expected. They
cleared over So however
Seymour Choate shipped his goods
to Lansing Friday, himself and family
expect TO 90 Monday
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MILL END SALE.

YOU CAN'T LEGALIZE JUGGLING IN BUSINESS.
The People want Pure and Ennoblng Fountain Of
Truthful Advertising Facts and not more
you get from this Store.
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The best paints and oils 60 at Delavan's
at frost-nipped prices.
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line Of $3.50 long FIBRE all suits clay and fancy which
duplicated for the Southern Michigan
and double stitched 75c Oera 5Oc we'll made
profuson
threaded
sut?.
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|WHEN YoURE THROUGH

With the suit of clothes you buy here the old clothes will
pay much for them he would for ordinary Clothes
here be lots of left in them yet the remarkable dua
bility of their strongest points Observation-Disclosures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13

Win BE Capitalized at e9l 900 900, and
Combine with the Other Concern.

VIII BE Capitalized at o2l 900, 900, and
Combine with the Other Concern.
New York, June 13.-The following
facts in connection with the organiza-
tion of the new Standard Dfstiiling and
Distributing company are obtained from
a high authority. eThe company will be
capitalized at $4,000. 900, Of which &c.
000. 600 will be common stock and 5000.
COO per cent. cumulative preferred
stock. Incorporation papers will be filed
in New Jersey in few days. The new
company. it is claimed, contains every
distiliery and distributing company In
the United States outside of the Ameri-
can Spirits Manufacturing company.
and will have working cash capital of
81, 500 COO
The new company will be a separate
and distinct institution from the Amer
lean Spirits Manufacturing company,
but both companies will be operated
under an ironclad agreement and there
by the interests Of both will be SUBJ
served. The new company will be in
operation on July 1. The various plants
come into the new company upon a basis
Of valuation, made some time ago to
owners, none Of whom appraised his
own plant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13
Scores ON the Ban Field.

Chicago. June 13.-Saturday's League
scores at base ball was as follows: At
Observation-Disclosures 2, Boston 4; at
Brooklyn-New York 6, Brooklyn 2; at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0. Baltimore Is;
at Pittsburg-Cleveland 4. Pittsburg 2.
Sunday At Observation-Disclosures 4.
Louisville SCAT Cleveland-Pittsburg 8.
Cleveland 1; at Chicago-St. Louis 4. Chi
cago 2.
Western League: At Omaha-In-
dianpolis Z. Omaha I: at Kansas City
Milwaukee 0. Kansas City 3; at st. Paul
Detroit 1, ST. Paul 10; at Minneapolis
Columbus 5, Minneapolis g. (Eunday)
At Minneapolis-Col 4, MinGeapo-
lis 8; at Kansas City-Milwaukee s,
Kansas City 2; at Omaha-Indianapo
lis l, Omaha 3; at st Paul-Detroit 6,
ST Paul 8,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-13
Administrators Notice.
State OF Illinois, -.
COUNTY of Rock Island. %

County OF Rock Island.
In the circuit court. in chancery to the Nav
term A. ID. 1898. Bill TO sell real estate Cen
eral No. l302
Frank W. Bochlnger, complainant. VS.. Joseph
a. Blochlnger. John L. Blochlin2er Louisa
+. Behrens, Fred Blochlinger George Behr-
ems. Anna Behrens Louis Behrens, Edward
Behrens defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given. that by virtue
OF decree Of the circuit court OF said county
entered May l6, 1898. In the above entitled
cause. authorizing and empowering the under
signed, as administrator OF the will annexed of
the estate Of Joseph L. Hochlinger deceased
TO sell the real estate. withthe appurtenapces
hereinafter described. and all the estate title
ana interest therein whereof the said Joseph
L. Blochlinger. deceased. died seized in fee
simple, the undersigned will on the 9th day of
july A, ID, 1893, at the hour of two (2) O'Clock,
p M, at the north door OF the court house in
the city OF Rock Island, in said county
Oner for sale. to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing tract of land, with the appurt enances
in said city. described as follows:
The west half OF lot number six 90 in block
number two lsl In that part OF said city known
rs Chicago or Lower addition. and ali the es-
tate, title and interest therein of the COM
painant and defendants above named and
each OF them. and all the estate, title and in
terest therein whereof the said joseph L,
Blochllnger deceased. died seized in fee sim
pie
Terms of sale, cash in hand.
Rock Island. Illinois, June 4. 1885
FRANK w. BLOcHLINGER,
Administrator with the will annexed of the
estate OF Joseph L. Blochlinger, deceased