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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20
HIS HEAD BLOWN OFF,
August Verdi Found Dead in His
Cabin at Observation-Disclosures to
Have suipiIed.

Coroner Yandell received a telegram last
stating that an italian named August
Verdi had been found in his cabin with
his head blown off. The body lay on a
bad. and close at hand was a shotgun.
Although there was no positive evidence
at hand. il WAS believed that it was a case
OF suicide.
The coroner VIII not be able TO reach
Issaquah until tomorrow. as there is no
train today
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and Mrs. r s. Collins. r l.. Gircr:. 2
:. Houga. !. T. Bell. John II Conn. Will
lam Butler. X. CrOweli- ". 7. Slckeisoz.
A T. Terrell. Charles ?. CroweiI. f. r.
Pay. II cchn. l. Brock. Alexander Rhetr-
lander. Fred Albright. s. c. Small. George
A Miine. J. ". Blsia. Z. Sanders, Ray
CoonDs. Mrs. M5filek. Mrs. ". n Oaks.
Mrs. Il. RiDpIrger. c. French. Mrs :.
Sherlock y. II. Allan. K. 7. Eastman. r.
l.. Larseign. Pagl steub, ". ID. Conrad,
Paul Z. None. Lena Walters. Il. Paul and
49, second class.
Passengers booked on the Queen In Ia
egzza we're. A Weinberg. @. NJ Bruce. o.
=. HalilEan. Johnson McGill. John Len
noa ard wife. Matthew stevenson, Nose
DiEby, Mrs. J. W Wallace. Mrs. Mary
Holt. H0lt Wallace. J. +. Dennis. c. l..
scsswartzs. C. ~ Pcrneroy. Il. Haiien. A.
y. CTanGaU, u. u. Schockiey, Lawrence
Christensen. Herman Huber Ed A. Law
renee. Washington Taylor. Samuel Wilson.
Mrs. II. Nelson, Thomas Lynch.
The Al-kis Passengers.
Steamship AI-ki saIled Friday evening
p; a late hour FOR Alaskan ports. she vas
= aeauied 20 sail at $50 p. m, but was
Delayed On account Of surplus freight
Following Is a iist Of her passengers: 81.
W. AcCorpbs. L. '. Ccuils and wife, Ind
wick Reynolds, Augusta Glenny, John
Miller anI wife. Lizzie SaIle A. Ecksl-
man. A. l.. Balm. Andrew r. Hanson. Sam
Gottsteln. ]. T. Bellview. Andrew Blanco
e. Rappgzzi II. c. Fuller. II. Pastel,
Peter Pastel. w. a. Cohen. G. ~. Mum
roe. Charles Piper. II. j. Strobal w. B.
Sanford. Duncan Mcclellan. r. l.. Clark
r. 4 TTnsije and wife, w +. Davis. John
-. Gldster. II. Hero and wife, Merte
H0ucke q. w. McCutcheon. George VI.
Davis. g T. Griffith Dan Bernard. Pat
Humick. ] 7. Bertram. q. II. Rice. y. T..
Peterson. r. A. Weber, q. Lawrence,
Emery y. Smith. T. X. WorthIngton. ID.
Mclaughlin. Il. 5. Miller. a ". Brazier
r " Berwick. John Holland. sam Fttz-
patrick y. Oliver and wife. +. s. Collins.
r. Wolf william C'Erien. J. y. Helms.
W. - TUFTS T.. L. Causten. Tony Sum
kick l. s Smith 4. @. Pts9n. T. a.
Peterson. G. y. Johnson. John Smaller.
John Glsnran. Harry Capron. Herman
jerks, William Heserib NJ. Dreves. y. T..
Lee J .. Cancel, l.. T.. McGasgen. :. *.
Mcpherson. O. u Gordon. y. G. Brlen,
and nfty-eght In the steerage.
The Al-Ki viii be- held in Port Townsend
to-day. ewing TO the Eon-aTTival OF 4 batch
u miners certificates from Victoria.
Lakme sails for Dyea.
Steamer I.akme chartered for the run
10 Dyea ana Skasway by Tacoma parties,
sailed from here yesterday afternoon with
seventeen frst class ana twelve steefage
passengers She called here TO take aboard
Norman Macaulay who IS taking north
tweuty-thfee horses to aid in the com
piei.8n Of work on the Dyea tramway.
Twenty horses were also shipped from
Aere ~ &. g. Crow. The Lakme VIII
call az Vancouver to take on 14S dogs and
nifty tons OF freight for the Pierre Hum
boidt cattle cxpedition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20
Puget Sound Glass Works Are
Sold to Daniel Murray.
SECUREDFoRL LESS THAN SIC, COO
Plant Originally Cost S27 900, and the
New Owner VIII Make Improve
ments at q Cost of SI5,oOO-When
in Running Order, Over 200 Men
Will BE Employed - New Owner
Said to he u Man of Great Wealth.

The Puget Sound Glass Works. which
have been contemporary with the Hotel
Denny as among the most picturesque of
Seattle ruins. and which were destined
for so much as additions 10 Sesttle's in
dustrial growth, were sold yesterday TO
Daniel Murray. who is said to be a Pitts
burg glass manufacturer OF great wealth.
Mr. Murray will at once proceed TO put
the plant in shape and VIII expend about
Si7so more upon IL. The cost 10 the pro-
jectors OF the Puget Sound Glass Works,
up h the time Of its practical abandon
ment, was 81 600. and the price brought
AT the sale yesterday was s7.025. When
in fun operation, as il soon viii be, the
glass works viii employ about 2o0 men,
and the same arguments that were adj
Fanced al the time the company was or
ganized hold good at present for the con-
splcUous place the works Will occupy
among Western industries. The field that
IL VIII seek a market IN Is a large one
and besides the domestic consumption of
the product. a fine opportunity IS offered
for foreign trade. Mr.. Murray is at pres
ent In Seattle. He was represented at the
sale yesterday by Scion 7. Williams
See Treens al. on page IL. Special sale
OF shoes. Notice display spring shoes in
windows.
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rans that bear :te burdens Of maternity. The
chances are thzt her child will Re weak.
pE1y end sic&lv. with The seeds Of serious
disease already implanted = is ,ittle BODY
az birth Il The mother during ta> interest
Ing period. srtIers fra-a the abnormal men
IL states which rec-T rcuodicallv with vvo-
men who are weak - vors ~ way. these
conditions u'u impress themselves upon
TIE Tz.ad * tlse chil1
EVER v-Gr12n wants children who arc
both physically and g-cuta.Iy heai;hv.
Every woman may have that Siz5 Of chill
dTea Is size VIII take proper care Of herself
IN a vyo-isuly way. Dr. P.e-cc's Tavoritr
Prescription. - In best cf al medicines Tor
prospective TsotAers- II ass directly 90,
tac G%lteafS aud ir-rcrtsn; f~srs tt8t bear
the orGus & Maternity i makes them
strong. Ee<Ev, vigorous, v5g1.e and elastic
Il sll4ys sTlil2Ezr@1taca. heals liberation
soct1es pafa &ua tcues G-4 builds NJ he
shattered nerves IL tau.shcs sae usual dis
comforts ~ Tie critical pcTlo2. and makes
h2bvs isit-osiuctloa to ire world easy ard
algaosg painless. II iGs4rcs The lizzie Icvy
cocaes's Eea,tA an bogasatu, supply u
1oUT3s 5rfaer:
4 book about seering wei Ut P4ercc'
Eos1r-o7 Ses>e MeE.cal Adviser. Fur "a
pr covered coT.v send = ue-ccnt stamps
- crs~~r r=zsiius cav Cloth e1sdtrx II
s1Ears. u K I. P.crcs, BaEalo, " L.
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Naterproof Matches.

II You ate solAs 70 the gold fields you
Shouts nave Waterproof watch ease
Fer safe ty Louis Nlodt. Swiss watch
max p. Ne. a2i Second avenue. corner
Marion.
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DON'T start for Alaska untn we have
examined your eyes Miss Wiizlnski
Opuesan. IL Cherry. Eyes tested free.
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fhe fourth au-sat convention Of the
IhecsoptseaI Society in America IS IN scs-
sion az Chicago.
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ITEMS Hats.

Our best advertisements
are not set in type. They're
walking around the streets
of Seattle on the heads of
weil-dreSsed men and boys.
The difference between
our Hats and those sold by
fashionable hatters is not
in the hats-it's simply that
OF price.
Soma Beautiful Pearl. Drab and
Brown Fedoras JUS, received. price
s. 20. usual price $50.
Clildren's Tam O'shanters. plain, or
IN bright c0lors. trimmed with rosettes
and qiills.
Genuine Scotch Ciengarry Caps for
little boys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20

See Treen's al. on page IL. Special sale
or shoes. Notice display spring shoes in
windows
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20
Boys Outer Coats.
Nothing in outer gear is
so certain 10 catch a boys
fancy as Il nice Refer.

We have two styles Of Boys Chin
chllla Refers a. $40 that tho boys
ought 10 know about, They are In
navy chI8cnilla, all-w0ol. fast color.
Hned wlta pretty Scotch plaid. some
with storm. sorae With velvet collars,
sizes s 20 o. For the smaller boys the
Brownie Reefer. with deep sailor col
lar. navy blue, all-woyl chinchiIla. coli
lar and sleeve trimmed with black
military mohair braid. seryiceabls and
stylish. price 81
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New Laces.
The largest assortment of
machine TorChon Lace We
have ever shown is now in.
These LaCeS are greatly ad-
nired owing 10 their being
excellent limitations OF hand
made Torchon, and costing
about one-quarter of the
price.
We have 4 widths OF a pattern. with
insertions - match.
, inch lace. Sc. Sc. I0c. i2izc.
inch lace. &c. I2ixc. 15c Doc.
IL inch lace. l3c. l5c. l9c. 25c.
- Inch lace. lie. &c. PC. Soc.
Il inch Insertions 10 match. SC, Ioc.
l2lsc.
:. inch Insertions 20 match. loc. l2isc,
l-,.
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ton yards e2-inch German Damask.
heavy weight. all ire linen. great
valgs. 55c.
lao dozen = size bleached Damask
Napkins. special value al sl.Is per
dozen.
~ yards 1s-luch heavy weight all
linen crash ToweIing. sterling value.
1Z'zr.
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- - -
months. the
mother suf-
fers from
" 9 a K 2 e SIS
and disease
OF the deli
c.se and ira
- - =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-04

- Tovimos 81 gusto de saiudar 8
don w. Borda (hijo), que Sc encudntra
en- esta capital. Dicho senior vind de
los Estados Unidos con el general Brook
en- calidaa de int6rprete.
-. Reoordamos q nuestros agentes~
que no admitimos sellos de oorreos en-
psgo de cuentas. Pueden hacerlo en-
billetes del Banco Eapahol Americanos,
y en- Elective. ..*:
\ ~ El Vicario oapitular la diapues.
to que SO omita. en- los divinos .oficios la
oraoi6n pro tenepore belli, que venfa di.
di6ndose en- esta Diocesis. Asf mismo
aispone que en- los pueblos invadidos
por los americanos en- los demas que
be vayan invadiendo SO omita tambi6n Ia
qraoi6n Et .fane@zos.
yehta de mueb|es. -s9 Sc vsese seSe ss sssede eis
10 <Bernaregis; asf como tambi6n una
bicicleta <Naumana, oamas y demAs
huebies para sala y comedor. lnfor'
marAn en- la calie de San Francisco ma
nero 81. 6-3-a.
~ Ell dfa To-, per la noche, con.
tr&jcron matrimonio civil en- la ciudad
del Oeste, nuestro compahero en- la prem
ia uON AaHu0. TAJo OlOka Y La NIsblu'
guida senorita HiIaria Fernandez Pe11a.
~. De un diario ponoeflo: eSe nos
bice que los se1ores Rossy = Sanchez
Morales, que go halIan do paso en- esta
ciudad, han celebrado una reunion espe.
bial: donde fueron invitadas algunas per-
sonss espeoiales el reaultado de la reu-
ni6n tambi6n es es pecial. Dlcese y no
garantizamos la notica, que sc han diri'
gido al general Miles, con eiertas pre-
tensiones, que al ser verdad, 81 pats las
ha de rechazar con energfa. >:-Ello dirA.
~. Nuestro buen agente en- Utuado
ZEE, UU. de America nos esrribe Ia
mentAndose de la morosidad de a|gunos
suscriptores que Sc niegan s pagar Ia
susoripoi6n del peri6aioo, despu6s de
hanerlo recibido con toda res;;alaridad
! por espacio de mncho tiempo. Nal 80
avienen esas nnalas coatumbres de los
nuevos subditos amerioanos con las que
rigen en- Ia Gran Repdblica La anexi6n
,debe empezar per ahf: por satisfacer
escrupuLoeauente nusstras deudss Y no
embrollar Il proiimo
| -. A mediados dc Julio aitimo fa'
llscio, vf;tima de una afecci6n pulmonar,
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en- Guaninicdn lslntiago de oaba), Car.
los Garcia hijo del famoso cabeoilla
Glasses de TefeduIla de libros
METoDo AbsoLUTAMENTE
PE A!c3E.ICo

FORTALEZA, 7-ALTO. 2--2
- De ell El|Imparoial" de Maya
giez: GEL cadAFer dal Meyer Erasmos
e Giibteath-df euyo fallecimiento di.
mos ouenta en- eeiciones anteriores-fu6
traslsdado aye tarde -viernes Zen
medic de imporente oeremonia, al bu'
que hospital, turts en- nuestro puerto,
que parti6 en- stguida para Now York"
~ AL vslear el RIO grande, entire
sabana grande = San German, perecieron
ahogados un americana y dos -natura'es
del pa1s que Eban an un CARO- de la i'm
peaiments. Los cadaveres no han pa
recido.
~ Quajanse varios 0oomeroiantee
do que alganas cajetillss de oigarrillos
de la fabrica de les sehores Ruoabado y
Portela no otntienen la olase q. maroa la
etiqueta,s asf es que muohss veces ell con-
sumidor crbyendo oomprar oigarril'oa
engargolados SO encuentra Con que ha
comprado cgarrillos oorrientes. Pro-.
cure e7itaIse en- adelante esq descuido.
Sc aInUi|sn los altos de la casa hume
w ~s4" "''@'' no 46 de la calle de San
Sebastian. Tiene sala, conaedor, tres
habitaciones para dormitorios, cooina,
etc. La entrada por zsgutn indepen-
dientes En- los bajos un solo ing qui}ino.
La Lave 6 informes en- los baios. Sc
alquilan tambi6n habitaoiones en- los ba
Jos de La casa E1mero II lie Ia Gale de
l. Fortaleza. %
~. Dos jdvenes amerioanos de II
aflos de edad w Rarkin Good. de Gnr>
oinati, presiaente de 'The National A
r>erican Boy Fand'' y Harry J. Price
han ofrecido al gobierno gestionar una
coleota de So 900, 900 entire los niilos de
de las escue!as de la Union para cons
truir un nuevo barco de guerra que sus
tituya el "Maine" 81 de Agosto te
nfan reunidos $4,000
Advortimoe a nuestros agentes que
Ause'!I''lUS no admitimos sellos de
correo de ningun valor. 49,
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- Participan de Ii Habana que
media3os de Julio fueron descubiortas
grandes cantidades de yfveres quo esta.
ban ocultas en Ia mayoffa de las tiendas.
Robo do un caballo. h. b, sa .;ao o,gs,s cas.ss
antenoche un cabsl!o de mf propiedad.
color znino, amarillo, alzada 81 ouartas,
6 af1os de edad, buen paso, crfn cola
regulares, pelo blanoo en- la frente, mano
y pata izquierda; la cola sin recortar.
Sc gratifcsrA al que informe de gu para.
dero, en- esta capital, oalle de San Jose
numero 5, en- Caguas, en- la farnaoia
de don Santiago Dalmau.-Puerto- Rico.
Agosto de 20 1898 Lorenzo Car66. 9. 1
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& Ia comodidad de todos. Cnanto los
fusilea instrumentos de musics, asf
como los haberes, quedan en- libertad, los
Que se cream con derecho, & entablar la
correspondence reclamaci6n.
-. A los sesenta y dos amos de
edad ha fa,lecido en- Rosas-Catalnfla.s .su
pueblo natal ell ex-ministro republloa'
: no ion Francisco Suffer y Capdevils.
w--M. Rodriguez Sierra.
Professor de piano,
Dirijanse los avisos O'Donnel,
numero l. lO--o
~. Ell limo. seflor Secretario" de
Fomento ha conaultado, como dijimos en-
- 81 numero pr6ximo pasado, los macs
tros propietarios de la isla, sobrs Ia CON-
vanisnoia de comprar, con los fondos de
;rbilscioues, c@dulas hipotecarias, fin
aa earaotir dioha suma y hacerla pro
duotlva al mismo tempo.
Ao!audimos la idea por los benefi,
o;os que han de resultar para el profeso'
1ado. Hoy queremos lamar la atenoion
sob-e otrs. ventsia que producirA dieha
Ff El Estado subvenciona los referidos
fondos con la eantdad de 900 duros,
IA a.ua, pxoarA eliminsse del presupues
70. sustituy 6ndols con los intereses que
rertarAn los 80 900 pesos. al por cien-
to, mas la ganancis, aproImadameute
de- 90 pesos, que, ,disrsn las c6aulas hipo'
tecsrias al ser oompradas hoy 80 y
ayo1rtixAndoias luego por oiento, ouando
les llegHe su tprno, en- sorteo.
~ P---se+' p"os, los maeatros su con-
Iormldad asunto tan importante. Pien.
sen, para clio, en- la transformation sd
mlnlsirstlva que pronto SO realizarA on
Puerto Rico.
**x El general Toral, sonforme q
las Ordenanzas, sera sometido al Consejo
Supreme de Guerra Marina por la ca
pitulaci6n de Santiago.
60 Vanela una siller1a nueva de nogal
~ '"s'"o con asieEto respaldo de re.
jilla. InformarAn en- ell pabetlon ndme
70 2, primer piso, del Quartet de Ba'
llaja. Puerto Rico, septiembre de
1898 2-l
w.. Sc ha dispuesto el cambio de
destinos entire los ordenanzas de tel6-
grafos de Aibonito y Barros.
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Luna Harman0s, Y Colnpanla.

Son los dnicos importadores Puerto Rico del
cina" Mkt o 10 meora me- e en- puroza b9en
san3r En- dic9o es blecimiento acaba de rscibr
tamolcn un e1tenso S1rtid< de vnos de Jerez, Cham
pane superior, icorenos, turrones n1azapanes fru-
tas en- su ugo, en- aln{bar aguardien1e toda clase
sugtdo mejor.
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Ri aloalde dc Poncs ha suspen.
al 10 Ell acuerdo del ayuntamiento en- que
reconocfa el dereoho de nuestro respeta
BILE amigo don Ramon Marin, para ha.
cerse cargo en- propiedad dc aquella es-
cuela superior. Ell asunto SO sometefA s
la resoluci6n defnitiva del general Viii.
son. 81.
~ *El s'Mofning POST dice. que los
buques auxiliares ques han prestado SER
violo durante la guerra, serkn en- breve
restituidos sus propietarios, 6 vendidos
los que fueron adquiridos por ell gobier
no yanki. Todos los ,voluntarios alista
dos seran tambi6n, en- un corto plazo,
lbrados de su compromise, quedando
permanente un ejereito regular cuya ci.
fra aloanzara oien mil hombres. El
s'Standard" de Washington dioe que
toda la prensa americana es partidsria
de la anexi6n de. Puerto Rico y de que
SO constituya un Gobierno independent
te en- Cuba. .-|
BII|etas del CAME de Puerto Rico
OR0* PATH
Gle todas 'aacio1aes, con4ran vends,o .,
CEREuEDO, HMs. Y.COMP.
San Francisco, NUN 81.
- Podemos asegurar que nuestro
amigo don jose de Diego es agane com
! pletamente la caudidatura que publioa'
! mos, en- que igura su nombre para uno
de los cargos de Ia Audienoia Territorial:
dioho am,g 60 sabra, en- todas las ocasio
nes, adoptar Ia aptitud que le senalen gu
decorc y gu deber. En- todo oaso, juris'
consuito de tanta reputation en el pals,
no gsnarfa nada Goa cambiar, por un
cargo pdblioo, por. elevado que fuese, los
rendimientos de su profession.
~ Pos me Ito de atenta circular
nos participa "a AbrahaA Pena, de
MayagIez, que habi6ndose hecho cargo
del establecimiento tipografoo <La Re
vista Blanoa,, 10 ha trasiadado 4 la ave
nida de Washington, mum. A., que en-
breve comenzaza la publication de un
peri6dioo trisemanal, de oarActer inde~
pendlente, dirigido por ion Jose GonzA
lez Qaiara. intttulado <The Vesuvius>.
Very eoeW.
~ SIS nos dice que ell Juzgsdo de
Instruction del distrito de Catedral pro
cede activsmente contra la Diputaci6r
de la provincial.
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Graynaticae 1NGLEsAs.-Otero, So
''~@o brino.-Ponce, Pto. Rico
--Unicos representatives. de los seflores
u: Appleton = Co. de Nueva York, re-
o,'ol.&s pr6ximamense una gran cantidad
De eliaA de diversos autores, aef como
Dlccion>rios, manuales de conversation
etc. eA. cuyos detallea pub'icnr& en-
breve. p.
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vARIEpA E-s.
CLASES De INGLEs

Los cursos daran principle. ell
. del corriente ines de Septiem-
bre' Eugenio 7. lglesias, Luna 43.
5-,A
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e. fnejo vino (el nnundo
LA RIOJA ALTA SOc1edad {

cosecheros de vinoIde
I'll A R o.
Unlcos importador@,
CERECED0>H >HNOs. Y CO.
San Juan, Puerto Rec. -~----, =
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-02-16

Cut this out and take it to your
druggist and get a sample bottle free
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, for con-
sumption, coughs and colds. They do
not ask you to buy before trying. This
will show you the great merits of this
truly wonderful remedy and show you
what can be accomplished by the reg
ular size bottle, This is no expert
ment, and would be disastrous to the
proprietors, did they not know when il
would invariably cure. Many of the
best physicians are now using it il
their practice with great results, anC
are relying on it in most severe cases
1t is guaranteed. Trial bottles free a
w. f. Near & Cos. drug store. Regu
lar size bottles 30 cents and $l00.
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EXECUTORS SALE or REAL EsTArE.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TN pursuance of an order of the probate
i court, OF Lorain county, o.. l will offer for
sale at public auction on the Gath day OF Feb
ruary, 1898, at 1920 O'Clock a. M, upon the
premises, the following described real estate.
In the. township Of Brighton, county
part of lot number five (5), in tract
number seven (7), aud bounded and described
as follows: commencing at the northwest
corner OF land owned by Duel Caswell, thence
land until within fourteen (14) rods and
(12) feet OF said Caswell's northeast corner,
thence north parallel With the east line Of
said lot number five l5) far enough TO include
twenty (20) acres, thence west parallel with
the south line to the west line of said lot num-
ber five (5). thence south to the place Of begin
ming, subject to the highways.
Also an other tract Of land described as fol-
lows: A certain piece OF land lying in the
township OF Brighton, county of Lorain and
state Of Ohio, containing thirty 1907 acres, be.
ing the north part of surplus lot number
seventeen (17) and bounded as follows, towit:
On the west, north and east by the lines of the
| lot on the south by line drawn parallel with
the north line OF said lot far enough distant to
have said Loveland's lot contain thirty (30)
acres OF land.
Also an other tract bounded and described
as follows situate In the township OF Brighton,
| county Of Lorain and state OF Ohio. and known
as being part of lot number Ave (5), in tract
number seven ID, supposed to be about forty
(40) acres OF land, bounded on the east by lands
owned by Catherine Willard, on the north by
highway until intersected by the north line Of
twenty (20) acres Of land formerly decided to
L. e. LOyeland by L0ring LOveland, thence
east on the north line Of said twenty i2O) acres
to the southeast corner thereof, the same be-
ing in the north line Of land owned by Lydia
Caswell, thence east on said north line
of Lydia CaswelPs land to the place Of be-
ginning, towit: the west line OF Catherine
Willard's land, the interest of the said grantors
therein being, oneseventh part OF said land
which comes to the said Mary L. Myers
as an inheritance from Loring Loveland, de.
ceased.
In all ninety acres Of land less four and
seven-tenths acres decided to the Wheeling Il
above described tracts of land leaving s. S-1O
acres. Appraised value $215333 1-3
Terms Of sale, cash. Said real estate cannot
be sold for less than two-thirds Of the appraisal
G. L. FOX,
Executor of estate Of L. C. Loveland. deceased
January 26, 1898.