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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
MORE PRISONERS AT PORTSMOUTH
Tho Harvard Arrives with 1908 Span
iArds- Half Of Them Sick SIX Are Dead

portsmouth,, n. H.. July l5.-The auxlli-
airy cruiser Harvard in command of Capt.
Charles F, Cotton from Santiago de Cuba.
having on board zoos Spanish prisoners, ar
rived In Portsmouth harbor and dropped
anchor about three miles from the centre
Of the city at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
The port physicians boarded the vessel at
10 o'clock and In company with the ships
doctor made an inspection. His visit dis
closed the fact that nearly half those on
board are III. Six Spaniards died on the
passage from Santiago to Portsmouth One
died this forenoon after the cruiser reach
ed this port and three others were not eX-
pected to live until night. There were 40
and 10 equally as bad In other portions OF
the ship. All these patients are said to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
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:"7Errra1rl H-.i.tl-1,
Our Loss
Your Gain.

WE HAVE DECIDED to sell a
few more high cost fancy PARA.
SOILS at 81 each. In some cases
this price does not represent one fourth
of the cost, in many cases not one
half.
Your choice from table full OF
Fancy Parasols, all in good order
mostly made by AmaSa Lyon at ST
each. They are beauties.
JEWELED BELTS. We have a
few handsome jeweled Metal Belts,
all new stylish goods, prices range as
high as 50 or $3.50, your choice from
the lot for 81. Perhaps you have
been waiting for Just this opportunity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

the men themselves and without jeopardy
to the other troops in Florida and to the
general public. The active preparations
made to deal with the emergency are such
that 1t Is felt the question OF disease can
be COPIED with successfully, now that the
military situation has been smplif1ed
The plan of the war department for
returning the surrendered army of Gen
Toral to Spain will not necessitate the
use Of American vessels. 1t is the purpose
of the department to ask for proposals
from all steamship companies which de.
sire to compete for transporting the
Spanish troops to Spain. and the most
advantageous bid will be accepted.
The advlccs of Gen. Shafter state that
the number OF Spanish prisoners will be
between 1900 and 1900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
a Narrow ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada f.
Hart OF Groton, S. D.: Was taken with
bad cold which settled on my lungs
cough set in and finally terminated in
Consumption. -Four doctors gave me up
saying / could live but n short time.
gave myself up to my Saviour, determined
II / could not stay with my friends or
earth, ] would meet my absent ones above
My husband was advised to get DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, Coughs
and Colds. ] gave 1t trial, took In al
eight bottles 1t has cured me, and thank
God ! am saved and now a well and
healthy woman" Trial bottles free at ]
w. O'Sullivans drug store, Regular size
60c and 800. Guaranteed or price refund.
ed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
Lot No. 2 at 80 Cents.

At this price will be shown the
most astonishing values ever seen ir1
any silk department. Below is a
partial list.
"a inch Black Figured Taffeta and
. China Silks, finest quality, usual
price Si.25. For this sale 800.
Heavy Black eros Grain and Satin
Stripes, "a inches wide, splendid quail
ity for skirts, 800.
Black Satin DuchesSe, extra heavy,
d inches wide, considered bargain
at SIPS. In this sale at SOC.
Black Satin DucheSse, beautiful
quality, p inches wide, 800.
500 yards of our finest Novelties
III Colored TaffetaS and Fancy Silks,
including our latest purchases, waist,
dress and skirt lengths, plaids, stripes,
brocades, evening shades, etc., prices
ranging from sl,oO to Si.5o. In this
sale at SOC.
100 yards finest Changeable Luz
zerne Silks, "a inches wide, at SOC.
800 yards Cheney Brothers fine
woven figured Surah Twill and Silks,
SOC. Former price $3.50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
More Silks.

This Silk Sale has caused much
comment. We are only following
our usual custom of closing lines at
end of the season, sometimes the cut
comes in one Department, sometimes
in another. This week it is in The
Silks and Dress Goods, next week it
will be in another quarter. Watch
the papers closely. Nothing of in
ferior quality if we know it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
THE FALL OF SANTIAGO.
What the Surrender Include s-wlll Ar
range For the Prisoners Soon.

Copyright 1898. by the Associated Press J
Playa del Este Guantanamo Bay July
"A, p m.--Gen. Toral. commanding the
Spanish forces in Santiago de Cuba, this
morning sent a communication to Gen
Shafter indicating his Willingness to ac-
cept the terms of surrender proposed yes
terday. and asking the American COM
mander to appoint commissioners to meet
the Spanish commissioners to arrange to
send the Spanish troops back to Spain
7 his will be promptly done.
The surrender of Gen. Toral not only
! means the fall of Santiago. but by the
terms of surrender the whole eastern end
of the Island falls into the hands of the
United States without firing shot.
The surrender Is to include all the Span
ish troops at Santiago, Guantanamo.
Caimanera and Sagua, composing the
fourth corps of the Spanish army.
The portion of the province OF Sam
tiaGo de Cuba that lies east OF the line
from sagua via Las Palmas to Asserra-
dores Is surrendered to the United States.
FEVER SPREADS
Until ready for embarkation on the
transports at the city's piers our men will
| be camped on the heights surrounding
| Santiago, where the water Is good. Strict
| instructions have been issued to the SOL
diers to boil their drinking water, but
| owing to the poverty of their equipment,
this is almost Impossible,
| The rainy weather has accelerated the
| spread of malarial and other fevers. In
some OF the regiments over a third Of the
men are unfit for duty.
| Gen. Chaffee, in addition to Gen. Duff
| field, Is suffering from fever.
Gen Miles was received with great en-
thusiasm all along the line and was
greeted with cheers on all sides. The gen.
eral expressed himself as being exceed
| M at OF n
| ton and at the character Of the works
thrown up, He complimented many Of the
commanding officers personally on the
work accomplished.
To correspondent of the Associated
Press Gen. Miles said he was proud to
| command an army which had carried the
line OF hills on which our centre rests
lie added that there was no prouder page
in our military annals than that written
on July /. In conclusion Gen. Miles re-
marked that he felt satisfied from Gen
ToraPs manner and words that he was
| anxious to surrender
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
FAST FOR PEACE.

London, July 16.-The Madrid correspon-
dent of the Daily Telegraph says:
THE government has definitely decided
TO open peace negotiations without delay.
proposing as a basis. the renunciation Of
all rights over Cuba and the immediate
discussion of any other reasonable pro-
posals the United States may Make
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
1.-THE Baby is Cutting Teeth,

IsmsSy AIRS us w1NsLo%s "s so wssiiarss9
SYRUP for children teething. 1t soothes
the child. softens the gums, allayo all
sdy for SiarrESs S Twsnty.a nv 0s Cents tn a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

The editor of the Evans City. Pa. Globe
writes, zone Minute Cough Cure Is right
~ named. 1t cured my children after al
other remedies failed" II cures coughs
colds and all throat and lung troubles.
J. w O'Sulllvan. r. B. Stearns e. Co.,
w. p. Hall, u. r. Srandall. Winooski
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

A blessing alike TO young and old; DR.
Fowler's Extract OF Wild Straw berry; ma,
lures specific for dysentery, dlarrhoea
and summer complaint.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
Her Mothers Case.

my mother was all run down In health
and had no appetite. She began taking
her good appetite and she began gaining
strength We believe her Improvement is
due wholly to Hoods Sarsaparilla. "
blanche l.. Dunsmore. Box 256, Northheld,
VT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick headach
bIiousness. Indigestion. Price 26 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

We shall be obliged to decline to
cut samples from the above lots.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
Grand Mark
Down Sale
- AN -
Stiles & Kelley'S

Everything in Summer
Goods must be closed to
make room for fall purchases.
Mems Suits, Boys Suits, ev-
erything goes, nothing reserv-
ed.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-30
DR.. @. S. Dietz, the
dentist and oculist, at
the Merchants Hotel
for a few days.

Dominic Burns and little
daughter left Friday last for
Marquette, Mich, to spend the
Holidays with relatives.
Taking inventory is the next
step on the program for our bus
mess fraternity,
Miss Kate McGll very spends
the Holidays at her home q,
1Cnippewa Falls, Wis:
Prof. Park attends the meet
ing of the State Educational AS
sociation st. St. Paul this week.
Jos. Duteau returned to the
city from the thriving town o1
Walker Tuesday evening. He
reports our former townsmen, P.
H. McGarry. as being on the ra
pid road to the millionaire mile
stone, all of which is pleasant to
his friends.
Judge J. NJ. Martin was ir
from Eveleth yesterday. -
M. Mendelson leaves the first
of the week for a visit with
friends at Ircrwood and Hurley
Rev. and Mrs. j. Fl. Har
baugh rendered a. pleasant re-
caption to many friends at their
home on Central avenue, We'd
:; nesday evening.
Miss Harriet J. Pratt left Mon
day for a vacation visit will
friends at Duluth and St. Paul
) ! Amos Shepard came up from
Duluth TuAsa;,y ..s. z1. Il .:s> :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-30

TRE CITY NEWS.

J.. -. yza.,- = -,-= .-:E-
A Happy New Year, and many
Of them. to all.
1890 will be a hummer in Vir
giuia.
Another day anl you may
write it 80.
! a. P. Silliman was over from
Mt. Iron Saturday.
Jas. A. Lou,an and son, Jas.
Jr., were in from Eveleth Satur-
day.
E. E. Edwards was over from
Mt. Iron Friday evening. Mr..
Edwards had expected to spend
the Holidays at his home at
Onarga, Ill.,. but was unable tc
T get away.
| Jas. Bowling has the contract
for moving the Auburn school
building to the Fayal location.
He expects to have the job com
pleted by January 9th. when the
! schools reopen.
Best quality outing flannel,
Especial for Saturday only Scents
per yard at Talboys Il Camp
BELLS.
/ Miks tAnna Martin leaves TO-
morrow for Appleton, Wis.,,
where she will take a course in
! Business College.
The FIRE department was call
ed out again last evening by
a burning chimney at the home
of Patrick Sullivan, On Maple
street.
! Coal at A. Hawkirson's.
Subscribe for The Enterprise
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Moore
went to Duluth today, to attend
tho rendition of ''The Messiah.
a number in the Star Lecture
Course of the First M. E. church
to which they have season
ticket.
Extra heavy tleeced V;cugn;
cloth good patterns, 8 cents PEI
yard, special for Saturday, at
-, Talboys & Campbells
John Cost in, Jr., attended tt
business matters in the Zenitl
City the first Of the week.
y lfit happens ip,. Virginia yo'
: will find it in The Enterprise.
The Eyeleth gaming table
: will in future be fined, under th
provisions Of Ordinance No. S o
that village.
HARPER Whiskey is rapidl
becoming the rational beverage
It's the one thing all >partie
|agree upon. Republicans. Dem
ocrats, Populists. Even th
, "kuow-nothing" party know
one, thing; the merits of HAF
1PER Whiskey.% Sold by T. A
Clark, Virginia, MINI, .=...-. z
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-30

Miss Harriet j. Wooley left
Friday last for her home at Utica
| for the Holidays.
DR.. g. W. miller was a. Biwa
blk Wednesday.
A woman is not successfully a
shop~lifter becaase she hooks q
corset.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-30

B. Levin, of The Model. Wen
to Tower Wednesday, evening te
spend New Years with Mrs
Levin and parents. ->..- 49,. =. ....<... .......
Regular services, morning ant
evening. will be conducted Sun
day next at the presbyterian
church. by Rev, }. H. Harbaugh
|:pastor.
! An ladies' Jackets and Capas
on sale Saturday and Monday al
Half-Price. Talboys & Camp
bells
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheehy re-
Fjoice oyer the arrival of a bounc
ing boy at their pleasant home
on Central avenue, Wednesday
morning. .s,.~ "
Fl. J. George spent Christmas
with Duluth friends.
| MRS. Maggie Clark, who has
been visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ahearn, re-
turned to her St. Paul home
Monday.
. Rest coal at A IavkinsOn's
:: D H. Moon, of the Moon &
Kerr Ecm Der company, made a
short business trip to Duluth
Tuesday.
| Chas. Oakman was q Duluth
visitor the drst Of the week,
J. W. Falk was in Duluth Wed
ncsday.
Coal at A. Hawk:nson's
F. B. Rossman looked after
business matters at Mckinley
Wednesday.
Ed Sweeney returned Wednes-
day evening from Ironwood, to
resume his former position with
the Oliver company as head
blacksmith at Mt. Iron.
Ladies' trimmed hats at 25 per
cent discount at
Talpoys & Campbells.
The Misses Martin entertained
g number Of friends Tuesday
evening. ..
. christmas trees in the PresEy.
terian, Methodist and Catholic
churches Saturday evening and
in the Swedish NJ. E. church
Sunday evening, were greatly
enjoyed by the Sabbath School
scholars and parents and many
attending visitors: 49,
City Recorder Peterson, Of
Eveleth, was in the city yester-
day, making The Enterprise a
pleasant business call.
The year SO ends with sub
startial prosperity behind and
hope ahead.
We handle the only really
fancy stock of Groceries in Vir-
ginia. ct correct weights and
right prices. Talboys & Camp
bells, leading merchants of the
Mesaba range.
Some Is men are again em
played at the Roberts mine, near
Mckinley, and this, in addition
to che crew at the Eloa, makes
of our neiehboring village a
thriving community.
Note the change Ia: time Of
D. & I. r. trains, as per time
[card published elsewhere in this
issue.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-30

Start the new year right by
Iplacing your advertismentin in the
1co!amns OF The Enterprise.
A. Hawkinson can fill you.
foal bin. See him.
Il. Masks and costumes for the
Firemen's masquerade on ex.
hibition at the Opera House this
afternoon and tomorrow. Come
early and select your suit.
Miss Ella v. Pratt and Mrs.
fdrace Woolccck leftEriaay las,
Efor q visit with Twin City
friends.
.Thos. Waters, while at Evel.
9th last week, became implicat
sd in a quarrel, in which he used
6 knife on Dan King, giving him
: couple of severe gashes. Wa
tiers was arrested in this city
Tuesday by Chief Belanger and
given trial the following day
his fine and cost approximating
$50.
HARPER whiskey on your
sldeboardl proves your taste is
correct. It proves also that you
are doing your duty to your
: guest and to yourself-keeping
the finest whiskey obtainable.
Sold by y. \. Clark, Virginia.
Mimi.
Miss Marie ODER spends the
Holiday vacation at her home at
Austin.
Gen. P. w. Scott left yester-
day for business trip to the
Qntonagon county copper dis
tfict.
John Doyle and family moved
back from Biwabik Tuesday and
again occupy their building on
West Chestnut
3Attcnd the Firemen's ball to.
morrow evening and enjoy your
self,
monday WAS observed by our
business fraternity as the official
Xmas holiday.
TIE Leader, Superior's morn
in: daily, has gone into the hands
of a:eceiver.
Buy your coal at A. Hawkin
sons:
The funera! ceremonies of
Dan Mcclellan, the unfortunate
We odsaan who was killed by a
tee at the M on g. Kerr works
Friday last, were conducted
from tho Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon, large con-
course Of his fellow workmen
and friends being ia attendance.
We presume old Santa gave
each of our citizens what was
most desired.
Current literature ought to bs
of a breezy nature.
Rev. G. W.: Frownjohn, pas
tor, will conduct services at St.
Paul's Episcopal church, at
usual hours, Sunday next. Sun.
day School at 1000 a. 10.
Miss Rose Martin, who at
tends school at the Institute of
the Sacred Heart, Duluth, spends
the Holidays at her home in this
lefty.
Miss Emma Larson and Miss
Ollie Newcombe spend the Holi
days at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hawkinson
welcomed q bouncing daughter
at their home Monday:
A. r. Mcdonald a prominent
Duluth attorney, was a Virginia
visitor Tuesday.
]. shanedling goes to Minne-
apo1fs Monday, to visit with
Mrs. S. and family.
Arthur Talboys and Louis
Larson were in from Eveleth
Christmas afternoon.
Supt. Wallace was in from
Fayal Saturday last.
Gonzague Thuoin left We'd
nesday for his former home at
Crystal Fails. Mich. for visit
with relatives and friends.
J. D Taylor left +, onday last
for his old home at Madison,
Wis, to spent the Holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hannaford
were in Duluth Wednesday.
The ball by the Virginia Fire
Department is on Saturday eve
ming, December 31st, instead OF
Monday evening, January End.
as .erroneonsry stated by the
Virginian..
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MoRGANs CREEK.

Our Sunday School is progress
ing nicely.
The Sunday School convention
was held at OliOviIle and a good
time was reported
Rev. W. 4. Hostetter, Of Bar
Greek, has been carrying on a re-
vival at this place this week and
had great success The meeting
closed Sunday night with ten con-
versions. He also reOrganizel the
VI. T. Church with y members.
Rev. HOstetter will preach at this
place the first Sunday in every
month.
We are glad to learn that all the
sick people Of this neighborhoOl
are on the mend
Miss Nervis Carter has Returned
hose from Catl-rtsburg where -Le
has been staying for several
months
James Sparks purchased him a
fine suit Of clothes and says he viii
now 90 and see his best girl.
Jack Morgan attended, church
here last Sunday.
John jordan made a flying trip
to Irish Greek Saturday.
John Hampton was on cur creek
Sunday. M.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-17
additional security q lien will ~
retained on the property until the
purchase mohey i paid
l. y. BOGGS. ;. &c.
The rEvIEcBLE ARMADA.
sss.e Historical rsint- shsst spaln'.
FsraIsabie ret stsrua-u reeked
fleet.

4 eorrrsVan1sut - The Ntw York
Press recalls The hisiory Of the -in-
sincibie Arnadl.- whirh sailed from
Lish6n. S.ain. against Eesiand II iiss-
That Gcrt uas rsmn,issi q - iarsse
vessels. carryinr i1-zis soldiers. $40
sailors ald ai-suf 2.irri SAVES ~ fowers-
Il uas a mast Formidable lott. one u
NJ most formiisi,'e ntcis u ne time.
4 storm in Spanish waters sicffroyrd
several ve-ss's u ihr -iusiurihie Ar
ulaia- ard The rest pai into port 1or
repairs. When everything vas % Teldi-
hess again IL nfct STARTED and en-
tered the Eue.i.h channel. sal. ~ along
b the form % half rlssn. marty
seven miles broad. Tiey urTt mri ~
the Eu-- feet. consisting % 81 shiPs.
which had i.een increased - thr adj
ton 81 er,baaimrnt au'i pr itrera %
shJut - sesse,s. Hndsr Lord Howard
% Emnriam. Dfaks aad oih-rs
They fonght. And it saan erpelred
itar the grsat Arriada vls anything
bat -insincibis.- for Drake scat eight
blazng artships into ihe midst q The
Spanish Gsti. Intsrrilsr conformation
Z tlr spaniarls trlri 10 gss ont 70 sfa.
and 50 became ii-psr~e1- The tnglish
! J.urrheli. storm came On ard drove fhf
( Spanish tfsstls among tie ro-sks and
shoals. The -inuusib.e- fer'. with q
is,,s II - great ships anal i21se men.
4 tlsseafld 1-..i i-f4-. ssfI Laius
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-17
Gas EraH.hiiiss1 !!r sale

IL it ordained by the Boanl Of
the City Council Of Louiel, that the
right to u.s. the public streets, ay-
enu,s, lanes and alleys within the
City limits Of Louisa, KY, for the
purpose d laying mains and pipes
through which To conduct natural
or artificial gas for i period Of
twenty co year, b. duly adver-
tissd FOR sale 10 the highest bona
file bidder, the City to reserve the
right t. reject any Or all bids
II any bid b. accepted. the term
- such right shall b. Tor a period
u twenty co years, but the Privii-
el.c 80 granted shall not b. exelu-
sive Tor any part Of said period Of
time.
The sale will IA. made for cash in
hand at date Of sale, but the amount
~ raid shall b. returned TO the sue
c.Ssful bidder in cas- said sale is
not confirmed by the Boari of coun-
ell, and said sale shall be subject
to rejection or ratification by the
Board OF Council, and ON the fol-
lowing additional conditions; The
sale Of franchise herein contem-
plated shall bc made by John &.
Burns, who i hereby commission
III To duly advertise said right and
pri, iiege for sale in the BIG SAN
ny NENS, a paper now published
in the lily, for u period o, II Gays
next lu.forc july |, lS9S, ON which
day, between the hours of II o'clock
noon, and : O'clock =. m, he shall,
NJ the front door Oi the City Build.
ing In this city, oiIcr ut public out.
cry 10 the highest hona Hide bidder,
Tar cash In hand, thr right and
privilege Of u ding the STREETS, aven.
ucs, alleys and lanes of the said
city Of louisa for the nrposo u
conducting, conveying aud dlslrlb'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-17

AZ tie present iutuferr. ays th-
London Grapb.r. De aant - q trained
naval reserve aai 81 eqlate person
neI j. raus * ne rn.it1 Staiss rasF
5epartmert gate irsaalr The uru o.
ihs Unlfri si4rss n4fy. czeiHiiar ~
iizh e6muasssa aal ite cssf survey.
are -ss5 90 uami-.r. 7i.af Ials- ouy
= pr ceHf a-e Amrfe+a berr The
Ausr.ean cirEras. hdatt.s. aunbrT Is
per cent EuElsh sfamru who have
servel their time ID orr nasy arr iarTe-
u represented aaitrs re s'iees or
nataraHn-i tnief'clnA ituas - IN the
var u ISIS. ai-a iul.;rsds - British
tsrs were - D. found ln ne American
frigafes which bat ~ riihi1ch raiH-
fal uniformity TIE TODD 3 better
thal 10 our taty th- rly igtsr. znd
tie discipline 3 not 81 STREE Il &.
pleasing b -ote the s-ct thar ths Amer-
lean oaiesrs rsco-uiL- thr hiya y i4e -
the British cement NQw ttatt hs tF0
greai braHshfs = our race zrr reunited
IN sympathy " shall n.5i rFadg- our
cousins the help q Bri,ish hands
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-17
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of execution No. 1882,
in favor Of J. ". Castle 4 Co. and
aga INST Jas. q. l.ackey, Issued to
me from the Clerks office Of the
Lawrence circuit JOurt, ] will, on
tho sOtn day Of June, 1898, about l
O'cl'-ck =. ~, Oiiyr for sale 10 the
hish. 4 Dibicr, the follow ing q :
scra = property, OF a. much there
Ui - aaN ts rec. sSaiy 10 piOdu-,
the s-.'n OF ss5DOO, with inter II
theT,-,u from Ii.e 18th day Of Az
gust, ,Sgj, until paid, and $3.50,
aud asl costs ia the ra>e. The p. OPP
erty 40 be sold l. the fOllOwin tract
Of hasa lying In Lawrence county
n.y.. and Just bciuw Louisa anu
boun,l,sl a. follows: On the Sonth
by the county rOal, un the north
by Z. "a. Vaughan AID SnydeI
Bros, on the east by Ihs ldg sab
dy river and ON the Ms, ~ im
county road running 4" tails ~
Blaine, anu the tract Of iand u,.O,,
which James q. l.ack~y noS Lives
with hts family, aud known "a the
Wallacn home place. Subject 10
the homestead OF said James q.
l4ackey.
TEllMS-Sale will DO made up
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