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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-02
Particulars of the Clash.

New York, Aug. 29.-A copyright
special from Manila to the New York
Journal says: There has been seri.
Gus clash at Cavite between United
States soldiers and insurgents. The
riot resulted in the killing OF one SOL
dier, and the serious wvunding OF an
other.
George Hudson, a member OF the
Utah battery, got into dispute with
a native shopkeeper. Fearing trouble
he fred his revolver in the air to at.
tract the attention OF some fellow-sol-
diers. A great crowd of natives ran to
the scene of the disturbance, and began
firing their revolvers, killing Hudson,
and seriously wounding Corporal Will
lam Anderson, OF the same battery.
who had hurried to the assistance OF
Hudson.
A detachment of the Fourth cavalry
was called out and dispersed the Fill
ninos. who continued to fire their re-
yolyers as they retreated, but without
doing any more damage
On the same nlRnt sono VA '
diers doing guard duty saw large
marty of natives stripping the wreck Oh
a aunboat which was lying in Cavite
bay. A boat with an armed force was
nut off shore, and the sailors hailed
the natives, who failed to answer.
Then the soldiers fred volley, Killing
one and wounding another.
Hudson Came From Baker CITY
Salt Lake, Aug. 2s.-The killing OF
a Utah soldier and the wounding OF
another at Cavite. as announced today
craated much interest here. Both men
were members of battery B. under com o,
mand NAM of Captain F. A. Grant. The
man who was killed was George d.
Hudson. He enlisted at Mercur, May
s. His home was originally at Baker
CITY, Or, where his father, Dr. Hud'
son, now resides.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-02
Brutal Sport.

Allen City, N. j., Aug. s7.-While
E,eStling today at the Linet Park for
ue championship belt turned over to
iSnard K. Fox by Ernest Roeber,
iae Terrible Greek" Heraklides,
u The Strong Jap" Takezawa, be-
Ie involved in such a heated strug'
mat the former was rendered un-
4 Pnscius by the fearful pressure exerted
.he Japanese wrestler. When the
a'Sn ao was stopped, the Greek was
SVA IN the face and was in spasms.
Ouight he lies in precarious condi'
3'n' and his death is expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
WEATHER REPORT


weather report showing observa.
tons at am. todayi
Salt Lnke-Barometcr 5000. temper
allure. %. minimum, sli wind, southeast.
light. clear.
Baker City-liarOmoter. 500; tenn
perature, g2i minimum. %. wind, south.
9 miles per huuri clear.
Choycnne-l Barometer. 1914; tompera-
ture. 20; minimum, II; wind, north
west, light, rain, .Os; clear.
Hnvre-barometer, s0ii tempcra-
ture, gii wind, west, light; rain. .Os,
partly cloudy.
Helena barometer. so:ss: tempera.
ture, %: minimum, Is: wind, southwest.
light. cloudy.
Idaho Fnils-Barome $500: tom.
perature. ssi minimum, %; wind. west.
ilEht. clear.
Miles Clty-B Barometer. $3.50: temper
ature. ~; minimum. gs; wind, south.
light; clear.
Wlnnemucon barometer. a044, tenn
pernture. 2s. minimum. 70: wind, north
east, ) miles per hour, clear.
General and local forecasts for "a
hours. endlng y. m. tumorrowi
For Utah forecast made at San
Francisco;
Fair tonight and Wednesday. Sta.
tionnry temperature.
For salt Lake city and vicinity.
Fair tonight ana Wednesday. stn.
tOnary temperature.
J. n. SMITH
Observer. Weather ,lureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

- NAhH's
Silver CT; lead. 1856.
The Horn Silver Is in with six cars
Of high-grade ore.
Hon. p. T. Farnsworh. the well
known mining man. has gone EnsI
Abe Hanauer Jr has returned from q
trip TO Omaha and other Eastern
poinis.
The Mammoth company has declared
a dividend " 10000. 10 be paid october
gist
The Dexter was In yeatersny with an.
other gold bar. valued ut 1900. and a
shlpmen, Of 20 pounds " cyanldes.
Great activity is reported In and
about Tuaclrura, Nov, the home ~ the
Dexter and other good propcr,ics.
Stock In the Bullion. Beck Tunnel is
steadily advancing owing. u la said.
% the splendid condition " the proper.
John Dcrn has resigned as manager
~ the Generalization. and Morris Hlm-
berger has been elected to nll the va
cancy.
]. -. Kendall ana W. W. chisholm.
mining men from Salt Lake city, are
guests At the Russ, says tho San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
An ore chute showing values u 49,
ounces silver ana % pct cent lead, has
been discovered In the Lower Mammoth
at a point so feet from the surface.
Tn, Eagle and Blue Bell, recently
Incorporated. n said 20 have f0ur-fool
body ~ orc. showing four ana half
ounces silver and tiii la gold 90 the
ton.
Mern. Keith ar Hamburger VII,
have Just returned from oregon. rcplf'
| the Ia Bellevue concentration ruunlnt
with great success. the plant iurnlui
I Out upwards % 10 tona " c0nccn.ratti
daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
STOCKS STILL ACTIVE.
oooD VOLUME OF BUSINESS TODAY


r,n,lpucd activity Il the order on the
.,o-k exchange. although today's pro-
s.cdlnr. we're hardly a. long drawn out
e,,busias,ic az those of Monday and
~. ,lo.lnr days Of last week. Despite
AL. s,et however. the transfers Of the
49, amounted to 1850 shares. these
s,ie, being well distributed along the
line.
,,,de transfers at stationary figures
,hs siock being dealt In at from 2iH TO
"a cspis shore. The next business was
l. Mammoth. at t2iait and s2.i5. while
y.,eur followed and took part In the
..,ainr a, ie.ge and S6.9s. Sacramento
.s.o,n and sold at frum s. to 90 cents.
s,r. other stocks not taking part In
~. fsadlng received good quotations
"a could have sold at reasonable hg-
No. had holders foli inclined to re-
r,bipe no stocks unlisted. Sunbeam
"a. ars, called for. but failed TO do
,.,.iscsr. although bid u Gh cents
teguitfly posted for the stock. Joe
H,r'rs was a seller AZ Il cents. while
t,vsr Mammoth found itself sky-hiEh
~ made Il transfer at 20 cents, with
ne stock In good demand a few cents
ia. Golden EaElu was active be-
tween G and Z CENTS. and remained IN
g,sd shapo up o. the close. and Little
rl,t.tIirr sold 40 ~ cents. 1900 shares
agdipr i1ksfs as this figure. Tho re-
mlinlnr sales were IN South Swansea
"A gsH. HuilIon-Btck Tunnel at 1915
sinia anl Camp Flcyi 40 cents.
Tbe closing figures were az followsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
Recep.lnn 10 Ronrh Rids...

Governor Wells received telegram
yesterday from Lieutenant, Colonel John
Q. Cannon to the offeci that the rough
riders had been mustered CUT. Colonel
Cannon also stated that DO had visited
Pratt u Salt Lake and nean " Rich.
uell' who are ~ with typhoid and
found thUm greatly Improved. 10 / NOT
likely. therefore. that they will be- much
longer delayed In the South.
The RCD Cross Society will probably
tender a reception 90 the troopers on
their return.
The paymariers arrived az Panama
Park ut JlCkroUvillo. Fin.. yrafcril y
morning, ana The men were paid OF
The Iiah troops We're allowed trlvc
pay, ~ were ihe others. and each r..
,eiNoi amounts ranging from 500 81
500. u y expected the tnh trOopI
VIII leave cor home IN a day or two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
MARKET REPORTS.

CHICAGO. oct. g.-H0zs-- RC'elp,s,
20 600. loft over. 1890. bcs. GRADES,
steady. others WCak. Ligbi. $40 ~
81 sO: mixed. sac q $3.50. heavy, $50
v .ls0. flugN. $3.50 n s3i5.
Cattir-itcgtiptH. $500. including =
900 westerns. Market dull, barely
steady. byevcn, $40 q $3.50, cows and
holfcfa. $500 u NC5. Texas atrors, g2,i5
u H.00: Westerns, $50 u $40. s.0ek-
cra aud feeders. '2.s0 v $40.
sheep-Rccclp,s. 1900. sicldy %
wcsierns. I5sO " sass; lambs. 500 q
5.i5,
Chlcaro. ocs. s5.-DecCmbtr whoa:
opened at 5Oi.. declined - Gsh " y,
rallied 81 Cst.
Close;
wheat, Oct. 6sH; Dee, csH o A.
May. CsA.
oats-oci.. 21h y =: Dee. slt % ~
LSra-o SG. nsc' 'i Dec es'' i,ss. ''''
RIbs-Oci. $3.50; Dee. $40.
Whoat-No. 2 red. ogih a. %; No, J,
g. q Csa.. No. hard. 0s; No. . hard.
% q siis. No. 1, npr,hcrn spring. 6si.
v o.; NJ. 2 northern spring Cih. No
. nqrlng % q 81.
Corn-No. 2, 20. No. 3. aia.
od,s-N0. 2. s3N q -. No ;. sals Q
Birley-ss q q.
Tim thy-ts25.
Ryc-s0h v y.
San Franclsc5. oct. es.-whoa, easy:
Dee, ELSA. cash, 3i.slA % u.s5.
No barley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
rnrsrli's SALE.

Notice ls hereby given that In ac-
uJrl4uce with aui under the power
aud authlrliy ulr,ed by that certain
trust decd made jane stih, 1893, O. the
UNDERMINED Trustee. 10y Mas 10 a CONF
plny, a c1iqIriti %, ana II. A.. Mason.
trustee. and o. lrdcd Ia Book -
w." page tip. uf mortgages, of the rec
oFds % salt Like County, t,ah, the
uulersEn.d Trustee VIII yffcr for sale
and Hcll O. the hIghsat bidder Tor oaah
ut the front door " the Court House
al the county seat 70 salt Lake C1uu-
ty, Utah, t0-N.i. che west front door uf
he CITY and county Holding. Ia SAT-
Lake city, said county and state, on
Dee mher SRI, 1875. az u o'clock IlHa
Uf MAT day. nll the real estate hcrCin.
AFTER described, 90 30 inuch thereof as
necessary. 90 pay and discharge ths
iAdtltelEsag secured by Haid trust
decd and the Interest NV past due and
uNltf. Inl tsAH .llhlr attorneys Zee,
U,up.uslti8n 90 fald Trustee, cost of
mia d disc l.i expenses uf sale. The
.lIs Mn hs made at the rcqutat 10 the
n1.l.r Hll Indebtedness and be-
cause .. igIu.. lU the payment more
IN. r1I estate above referred t. Il
aIfgII.I .u ,he county ~ Salt Lake. in
thH rIfe 10 lul, and bounded and
drsurHri aH f.IHNa; Commencing az
p.IH. ono hundred and four ana once
hIif UUul fr.. cas-, a the northwest
".rr.f 10 nf..E f.riy-f1ur go Of Phtt
~" Sal. babe uiy survey, aud run
ming tH... .lln one hundred and
th.flg-..y.u 1850 foot, ghCufa east
Nffy tgU UH. Ih.Eeo norm Nme hum
IrrI 4rI Hu.y. sNHl uJD feet. ana
thrr.I W..f u.sJ tali feet, 81 tle point
a. bts.rrra 80. anne being the east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER a5 1885,

and polished TO oder. The most inter-
estinr relic he brings back with him.
however. liz a spanish officers muchetc.
brand new. and highly polished. Its
edges ore yet unHhorpeued, but even
Do iu unrround state 70 is terrible
WEAPON u onfense. II was brought from
Santiago. where II was captured during
ths memorable acige against that city.
ON the transport Three Friends. AMI
memout1 that he appreciates most
highly. and one that he Will prcscrvc ln
recollection Of his service as volun-
teor IN the war against his country
am humanity's Zoe.
TIN SOLDIER" LIFE uNsATis-
FACTORY.
There 70 one ching he greatly regrets
ard that ls the fact that he was not
permitted 90 participate in any engage
meris with the enemy and 10 makes
him feel. he says. like q "tIn soldier"
l'u be- alys the boys were ever willing
and ready ami would have welcomed
NY chlrEc. fu matter how severe tho
hrhunw, Oh the ceassi.ss Hsunis "
ni1u. tYr1us camp NE. rfD.p !, TO
whioh ho belonged. he f1ii. had rront
tluea fIr clnRrntulaaon In shat b had
noe Lost q single man hy death. Only
orr other if1 "a % CHlrfl Ind
such 70 record. Many men were lick.
hut none were called upa1 sd lay down
THOR lives. ne believed this was due
very largely e. the care the men from
lt1h took ~ ihCmsclvCf I, was often
Times very hard TO cuHpiy with nli tho
s1ninrN ara Hghrr require rfta hut
Poe orders were carried Hut us ntlry
n7 plsrhlc and with the q suit that
h'nHniE followed. Tho sHa.heru rcri-
mnrt7 rorHfaliy d'l very won except
The sec"rl MialfFiprl which b. de-
c.1rlH was made " Hh'sfieas fellows
who had not the ambition o. look after
ShD.r own welfare.
CANTEEN RECEIPTS
The Rough Riders cuutron war thc
1ril Clirccn 90 the immediate Vicinity
ana 70 had q considerable fund On
hand whom mastering out cammof.Ud-
nothing Uyrr ts.O0o-.l b4 divided
among the boy, who rrnaIn.d 30 the
worry Tart ~ hllf of thr regimen. had
already been discharged Hf a,nt home
On rrk leave. q Increased the amour
/ i1r each u th.se l0ft behind. thav
alone beirg cnsf.iei g. q division ~ Inc
| receipts. The ciurcn salts canflfioi
principally Il liquor. tIiupr1. canned
! frult and dUllruclcH pleasant O. thr
| tlftn ~ soldiers.
Tho last 81 the rluFh rIdsrs fisw
J 20 ! were mustered out last evrrtf.f
aud viii BE- huno shortly. Some "a
| thom. however. Will vat rhe hrrs
/ eastern cities while two strrdtfii
bale and corporal sha1. Will 80 u
Cvoa Tot a bricf sgolun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

The secret o.; clear skin. soft. whit,
hands. and iuNuriant hair Or found IN
The perfect action of ihe pores prn.
durr1 by Cuticura soap. beyond OIL
rifyIrE and bcautifyirr soap In M
world. as we'll az she rufrsi and sweet.
ct Cor toilet. bath and nursery. 10 IA
th1 only preventative 10 uinpi a.biack.
heads. red rough hands with shapcltas
nails, dry, shin AMI falling hair. aud
simple baby hlrmlghca. because the
only preventive Of Inflammation ana
cl0rgins % the pores. the cause u
moot minor affections o. the skin.
scalp ana halls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
Died kmong s,fangeu.

c. w Robins. q young single man.
and, 70 IL said. tattcr-day saint. OF
sngwVlllc. utah. MAS sent from Amy
a week since By the Rocky Mountain
Coal company 20 thc state hospital. at
Rock SPRING. Wyo, lie was sun ring
from typhoid fcyer.and he passed Sway
ON the afternoon OF Oct. y, 1895, from
the aforesaid disease. lie will be in
TERED hero. The deceased was utterly
unknown IN Rock Springs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
The Bows IN Nislli.

The Utah volunteers have started an
American paper at Manila. with Ser.
gcant Isaac Russell us local editor ac-
coriing 90 q private letter received yes
turdny. The letter does not give the
name ~ the journal or the full per-
sonnet ~ the stan, but na there are a
number % experienced Newspaper men
with she Utah batteries. IL IL safe 10
predict that II viii be an en- srprlalnF
and influential sheet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

SUIT hoes ordered to Leave or be sho,
To Death.

W
The sp1kans Spokesman. Review pub
aabea q dispatch from Wallace. Ida,
eANh says ihue when Dan Conner,
lAlh b1si us the ZIG Standard mine,
,ame uui Friday nighl 10 the dry room
~ 40 Midnight supper no was mot
" Nuf masked men armed with ~
''ssNsis, Who ordered him to gvi out %
we country within q hours. lie plead
" thit DC was married man with a
Ale aul children az Gem. and could
lA 80 lhrm away In 10 short a time
slIh9ut Immense sacrifices. aud asked
w a week DO which 90 comply with the
s,mania VI The men. After HOme par
Npg he was granted three days, with
.he httN that u he was not out In
- time they would dispose Of him.
~ VIE and his children, cleaning the
Amly out root and branch.
AEconner Immediately came 10 Wal
- 70 arrange 30 leave the county OF
AAlah he has been a resident for many
lpaia' and where he has always been
known as a lawabldlng citizen. n was
Ala that he was ordered 90 leave be-
s,laa he had discharged some men
w We're not doing their work In a
.a'lNtaclory manner He says that IN
le '4gAt of previous events In that Sec
g9h thvre seemed no other uourfa for
alm 10 pursue except TO gather hla
'Amlly about him and nee FOR safety.
4hc history VI Canyon creek records
nahy outragrs and not a few murders
keio The victims were unresln,ing. and
nheFe no cause Tor the outrage was
ggtef alleged, except that others ala not
10 mo way In which the victim per-
1rhsd Ms duty toward his employer
~ ms the iirat time thnr 81 was
.hIea1tned 10 mako q mans family auf.
''s the same fate as himself.
me country has dWeli IN peace 50
ehG That the afrllr comes With more
nan me usual thock, ami on he eve
~ eleo'l0n a. Il VI, may bo an Import.
~ factor IN determining the reAult 0f
Nc county ticket next nncrth.
Ihe STANDARD In one Of the biz
EoperutA on the famous Canyon creek
~ pay roll Includes 100 mon, and IN,
nAiy ore shipments average 800 tons
y developed 70 depth OF i,iOO feet
nhlol depth remarkably gci
'Ilhe on galena ore was encountered
= NMnlshi since. The company had
''een'ly ordered new holn,ing maehin,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
rnAr aoYrrr r,r1,sn

with the exliaratine sense of 70.
ncwed health aud strength and inferna
10 ssn aul sMoroI uJfuW 'ssauuuuaiJ
syrup " Figs. is unknown 90 the Il "
who have urt progressed beyond the Old
time medicines and the cheap aubstl.
tutos sometimes offered. but never nr.
copied by the wcil-lnf1rmci Buy the
genu.ne. Manufactured By the Califor.
MIA Flg Syrup c..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

Truth wears well. peouis have
learned that DcWlirs Little Early MS
crs are reliable lit.lf pills Tor roaulat.
ing The bowels. curing constipation and
sick headache. They don't grippe.
r. g. schramm. Prescription Drug.
rlHt. Mccormick Building. corner Mair
aud First South Streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

p,witrH witch Hazel sllve has the
largest yale OF any H1lvo loo the world.
This fact and 10 m0rit has led dis
honest people 90 attempt Co counterfeit
No.. look out Tor me man who attempts
tn deceive you when you call Tor De.
pile cure.
J.. e. achramm, Prescription Drug.
Fist. Mccormick Building, corner Main
and First South Streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

ON OCTOBER -0.h tbs RIO Grnde
western Railway announces rate u
$3.50 Co ogden and return. Federation
Women viii take train at 1880 y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
ARE YOU RUN
DOWN ?s s.:p, ''f b ''i 9ss

your nerves ION edBeY'' 10 you law
awake nights, teasing about In bri
unable TO sleop2 Il your appetite
gomez Docs your stomach give yon
troublo2 IL your memory trnoher.
ous7 II 10 you can be cured with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

cry. a; coz; u 10000. which viii en-
able sinking 30 be carried $500 Zee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25


-Four Acra. 800 shares at 23c.
tuar Aces, 1000 as sgA. d.
-Four AgsH 1000 as 2ghc.
-Four Ace, 1000 10 sgiso.
Mammoth. ~ 80 ts.t5.
Mamnraih, 100 at t2igh.
Mrfcur go az tG,9s.
Mrrur i0l a. 20 90. =
slcnmrttp. 800 az tGc.
Sacramento, 100 az C5Ac.
Sacramento, 100 az O5c.
Golden EaEir. 1000 40 ic.
ug|lcn Eaglc, 1910 az GAc.
Qalrn EaElc. 5000 AZ Gitc.
loiifn Eagle. 5000 az Jac.
Golden EaEig. 1000 az si.c.
Golden Eaglg. 1000 ~ Ghc.
Golden Eagle. 1000 a. exc.
uV.itu Eagle, a,VJ0 a. Ghc.
south swansea, s00 al ,i.25h.
Lower Mammoth. 500 a. 15c.
lAile flhaburF, 1900 at sac.
huillon.lieck Tunnel. 100 at lahe.
Joe Bowers, 1900 a. i7o.
camp Floyd. 1900 at &c.
I0Al Shares sold, q. 900.
h'lhng value " g.1eks. ss,3ls.ig.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

Soon. SIN times of peace prepare for war"
So, while it is yet reasonably good weather,
don't you think it is good household economy
to prepare TO- the cold snap that is sure to
overtake us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

San Franclsc5. oct. es-whoa, easy
Dee, ELISA. cash, gi.slA d uss.
No barley.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-29
MONDAY. MAY %. 1898.
the following described real estate, to-
wit

the following described real estate, to-
wit:
1.-The undivided one half interest of
first party, Lewis Hall. In tract Of five
acres, two rOOds and seven poles % A,
2 R., Z p OF land lying on the Lexing-
ton Turnpike Ill the suburbs of the city
of Paris. Kentucky. adjoining the Shipp
estate on the s.. The land of j A Lyle
on the W. and said turnpike on the E.
and being the same property conveyed
by Lewis Hal and wife, Hattie Hall, to
j. j. Hall, and by latter conveyed to
said Lewis Hall and wife. Hattie Hall,
10 which deeds of record in the office of
the Clerk of tue Bourbon County Court,
reference IS made for Il more particular
description Of said property"
Said above described real estate will
be sold free from the contingent right of
dover Of the defendant, Hattie Hall.
Said sale will be made upon a credit
of six and twelve months for equal parts
Of the purchase money. for which the
purchaser will be required to execute
bonds payable TO the undersigned Master
Commissioner, with good surety to be
approved by him, and bearing interest
from date until paid at the rate of six
per cent. per annum, having the force
and effect of a Judgment.
Said sale Is made TO satisfy judg-
ment In favor of the plair tiff herein, j.
Il. Towles, to secure the payment of
his debt and interest herein amounting
Oh the day of sale to the sum of $431 Sc
and the costs of this suit, to-wit, $7476,
making the total sum to be raised on the
day of sale $506.62.
EMMETT NJ. DICKSON,
Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit
Court.
MCMILLAN & TALBOT, Attys.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-29
SATURDAY. APRIL BOTH. 1895

about the hour of II o'clock a. d.,
the following described real estate. to-
wit:
The certain house and lot of ground
fronting on the Southeast SID of Main
street. III the city Of Paris, Kentucky.
twenty-eight (28J feet four a. inches and
extends back of uniform width to wards
Pleasant Street one hundred and seven
900 feet TO the line of the Methodist
Church lot. by which it is bounced in
the rear audit is bounded on one side by
ThurstOn House or hotel and on the
other sid 10y tn lot formerly owned by
Joseph Nelly The, wall OF the Thurs
ton House or hotel covers four "A inches
of the lot hereby conveyed and said wall
is to be permitted to stand and used
subject to the conditions contained in
the deed from Pollock and wife to
Watkins and wife aud more fully set
forth in the deed from John Griffith
and wife to ThOs H. Pollock of record
in the Clerks office of the County Court
of said county at Deed Book 81, page
1863.
Said sale will be made upon a credit
of six and twelve months for equal
parts of the purchase money, for which
the purchaser will be required to exc
cute bonds with good surety to be APP
proved by the undersigned Master Com
missioner. bearing interest from the day
of sale until paid at the rate of six per
cent per annum and having the force
and effect of a Judgment,
Said sale is made to ,tisfy a judg-
ment in favor of the plaintiff herein
| against the defendant aggregating prin-
cipal and interest on the day of sale the
sum of $2.70292. and the costs of this
suit. to-wit $104.35, making the sum
to be raised on the day of sale $2,S07.27.
EMMETT NJ. DICKSON,
Master Commissioner Boarbon Circuit
Court.
MCMILLAN & TALBOT, Attys.