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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03
THE SCENE HAS SHIFTED.
Interest Now Centers in the Beleag'
ured British Force at
Kimberley.
BoER GORDON SURROUNDS THE PLACE,
Thr british Making an ocrnsi"""i
sortie 10 BrcaL the is"rr Line
Botha. a Famous pntch fiIh'er
OF the Last War. Among the Nhie"
of the Bocr Force.

I ondon. oct. -. During the mo-
mcntary lull in the fighting IN Natal
.olres news from the western border
wi, n temporarily shifts the scene OF
chief interest to the bclcagured British
force al Kimberley. The sharp strug-
Ole there. Tuesday. appears 10 have
been the result of a sCrtie, with the
vieNN of breaking the Gordon surround
ING the place. The british, apparent
|, 500 strong. mot 700 Beers. and, ne
corsling To the official and other ac-
counts. routed them after severe fight
in.e. in which the armored trains APP
pear 10 have done valuable service.
Beers strongly Intrcnched.
The Bocrs were intrenched strongly
seven miles nor Inward. and the Brit
sh brilliantly carried he encmy's po-
sition without serious loss. II is said
thar the Beers twice unfairly used a
white flag. Botha. who was killrG.
was member Of the Nollsraad.
and famous Dutch fighter. lie dis
tinuuished himself as "A marAsnan as
BrcnkhorStspruit. when the Ninety
Fourth British regiment was movie q
down. lie afterwards defended farm
house against the British. When Ia.
surrendered the farm house. Hofha
was found with five wounds. bathea
in blood.
Details of a Boer Defeat.
4 special dispatch from Cape Tow
gives details Of the defeat Of 200 Bocr.
bv the British at River,on. north o.
Kimberley. Wednesday. in which th1
enemy Was completed, routed wiis
heavy loss. the British loss being three
men killed and 20 men. including w..
officers. wounded. This is probably
the same fight though "A dilIcrcn.
date i eiven-aS referred TO in tina
Cape Town dispatch Of Thursday IL
which il was said tina. official report.
from Kimberley. Tuesday announced
that Coll Scott-Iurner. with 20 mei~
Z haze an engagement with he lioers
4 during which a detachment OF $50 men
! Of the Lancashire regiment distin-
/ guished itself. and the armored trains
did good service.
Charge of the Inncn>tsircs.
The Beers were unable To withstand
the splendid charge of the l.ancashircS
who cleared the hill occupied by tn,
eremy AT the point of the bayonet. The
Bocr losses are described as heavy
Col. Scotf-Turner's force consisted o.
the local volunteers. who. with The
Lancashires. completed the rout of TIN
hurghers after Mondays artillery Lac
driven them out Of their intrench
|
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03
An In,ercs.;ng Incident.

Durham. Natal. Oct. -. An interest.
ing incident in connection with the
l.land laagtc fight is reported here
When the fire Of the British guns be-
came too hot. eight Beers ran forward
out OF cover. and. standing together.
coolly opened fire az the Imperial light
horse. with the evident pnrDose or
drawing The laitcr'S fire while their
comrades retired. seven IF the brave
eight were killed
The Rifle association Of Pietcrna-
r:izhurg has BEEN ordered out for tl'
defense Of the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03

London. Oct. IS The colonial Office
has made public the following tcic-
gram received from Coy. Hutchinson,
q tied l'ictcrmaritzhurg. October 20:
The following telegram has been re-
c,ived from Greytovn. from u. Greig,
resident Of Dundee. formerly in the
telegraph service
Il left Dundee this morning. Gen.
Symons died on Monday. az y. M,
ana was buried the follo.Ning morn
ing, close to the English church. by
Rev w. DAILY. There was a hiring party
aud few medical officers and a few
civilians attended the funeral There
Were no Beers. Col. Eckctt. aiors
Houltb"e. Hammcrslcy md Nugcnt,
ana also Crum. JohnS'one and Ryan
are improving. The Beers OCCUPIED
Dundee Monday afternoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03
Mckinley

Thanksgiving proclamation, on the
25th. setting apart Thursday. Novem-
Der so. as the day for universal rejoic-
ing that we are Americans-an eScer-
uonally blest people
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-03
A DAY Of THANKSGIVING.
President William Mckinley Issues
His Annual Thanksgiving
Proclamation.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTY, NAMED.
The President Enumeratc> Number
of Causes for THANK fulnes>. ana
Rccomme nds nm Observance OF
the Day ny Ab~teutiou From I"h
and Doing Deeds or Charity

Washington. Oct 26.-The president
has ISSUED the following Thankssif-
inc prOclamafion:
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Hlrrislu Courier.


JASPER |: INDIANA
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
uENErEu
HEslrla, Umb, sepi. ., i8go.

HaSnEa, Utah, sept. ., lSg9.
Enron rNls3
J. L. Foster loaded a car Of oats at
Echo On the 27th.
Messrs. a. r.. Richins aud H,bei G..
stevens reached home iiom Chicago ON
the 26tn.
About $1,000 worth Of sheep and
lambs we're coli in the Chicago market
last week 10y the Henefer people.
Harvey R.chius was bitten by a dog
here On the 9th aud was Immediately
conveyed to Coaly,le Tor attendance by
Dr. French
James Deardeu-' team run away a
Jew days ago with bic moving machine /.
with the exception Of broken pinion
no damage was done.
James Fowler is now moved into mis-
lne new residence. It COS; about 81 900
and only one mechanic LAS been on
gagei outside Of bis own family, on the
building 1t lie fnc structure and a
credit to tue builders.
The mass meeting Of the people Of
Heneler, called Tor the eth, to obtain
their views in regard to which way tue
new road should 20 to connect with
Morgan county, resulted in the fol
ing vote For the road through .4
east side OF the meadows, Il; and for
the mountain road on the west side.
Me,sr-. Welsh and Stewart OF Morgan
county were up with petition for the
shortest route. No definite action was
taken.
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Toone were
called upon TO part with their daughter,
Veda. aged three wears ana 1--WE months.
ON sunday last. She died from spinal
trouble aud c)nyulsions. The funeral
was held on Tuesday AMI wac largely
attended 10y people from adjoining
towns. The people mourn with Mr..
AMI Alrs. Tome IN their sad loss.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29

liisnot niways hesl to wait until itie
needed before buYinsn Lottleof Chmnbe-
rlaiu's Choic, Cholera and DiarIhocu
Remedy Quite frequently the remedy
Is required IN ,te very busiest season or
Ia the night and much incolyeuienceand
suffering mual be borne before 1t can he
obtained. 70 costs but a tIiAa as CONE
pared with .real worth and every iam-
ily can wei. afford 20 kecpit 100 their
home. tits everywhere Acknowledged
to be She most successiui medicine in ,ho
world Tor bowel complaints. For sale by
John Boydeu 81 son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
Newspaper

Some newrpapor suhrih. often
wonder why pubhh W m,a on
sending Die pape, vi ~ i~
ton has expired. uuo D..
When the su5scripiion pad oa c.,-
tain time. many an mgy uuaoier
allows hts angry pa nr nmtt aai
curse the publisher Co.. ,nHmnUas hal
bis credit /, no good Uh 'l mate
the average man ms1 ram Haa
east any reflections agalnst tb .al'-
scribecs' honesty to uN deht.
II has become cagomD country
newspapers 20 contna alHe rlo
paper after the sub r.lpHon hAa a..
PRED, although the .Il aoelht and
daiIies DO not genera 'oloa ur aIo
as iheii ubsoribers .sa, iaunca,
aud besides they mo al ,elaHnied
with them and do NO .una faa
cial standing One ,e3eJ teem an
honor 10 know III eedt nat
doubted when the pulIrae onl.aaes
to send the papori staailt 0near
er desire to havehil Discontinued
al any particular tim taali in-
form tb.. publiahar "A T r..ff o.. I.f.. -
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
Endured Dea,h's Asonies.

Only roaring firo enabled ), %. Gar
rettsou Of sun Antonio, Tex, TO lie down
when atiaced by Asthma, from which ho
suffered for years. lie writes his misery
was often 80 great that it seems he en-
dured the agouies OF DEATH hui Dr.,
King'r New Discovery for Consumption
wholly cured him. This marvellous med
iciue Is the only known cuie Tor Asthma
as well as Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, and all Throat, Chest and Lung
troubles. Price 5Oc aud g.. Guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at John Boyden g Sons
drug store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
Assault OF Mormon Elders.

We clip the following from the South.
ern star, organ Of the Southern States
Mission, published at Chattanooga,
Tenn, written by Elder y II. Tanner;
Elder Fisher aud were assigned to
labor In the city Of Bessemer, Ala, at
our last conference. We resolved to do
our whole duty unto tho people Of that
city. clearing our skirts OF thci, sins.
Permission was granted ua ky-,hecity
ofhcials 10 proceed with cuTNork. yet
informing ua that there WIS 0,egh prciu.
dice existing Before We 90 out Of
the city hall ve were accos.ea by two
citizens, Il. r. sapp aud Charles Gerst,
tie former asking. "llow long arc you
gong 70 stay In ,he ctyf" thrncx-
planned that 40 had secured from the
officials permission TO canvass the city
and aa soon as we could complete our
duty as servants Of God we would leave
you leave right now, you d., !" was
bis reply, and struck me heavy blow
over the right eye
We made our escape from the blood
thirsty men mid the hing ofbrokcu YES.
scls which we're thrown atus. In dou-
bile quick time to let the building and
marched down the street ior protection,
the a.sailant- la pursuit, saying with o
loud voice, "slop them de- Mormon
preacher" The crowd ihat gathered
around us at thc police quarters wo,e
very iuquisitivc. Three men, gamblors,
saloon-keepers, etc., came 70 us las IL
committee Of the Christian people" aud
advised MI 10 leave without further
trouble. For TWO hours mob violence
ragged high, our lives were threatened II
wo did not leave town. The Baptist
minister waa mott no satisfaction was
received from him. Roy. ivy advised
.usio gl home nnd ccase preaching
your doctrine among our people, also
shipping from Chattanooga our innocent
women"
We called at his home the night before
to spend ihc night. Mr. Ivy was not at
home. Ills wife, very pleasant woman,
invited MS 10 remain until her husband
came, but when she found thal we were
Momous a very different feeling was
manifest Violet, expeoting 10 call and
see The Reverend IN a few days The
next morning we met him 10 the post.
office, introduced ourselyssand told him
Of cur visi, to hia home. "Yes, am
glai WAS not there. II had been
would hayoorderod you out Immediately
We Christian people don't want you
here" The Office was becoming CROWDED
50 We left. Public sentiment and moi
violence we're 20 strong We were COM
PEELED 10 leave, being escorted oit 81
town by the police, for protection We
hastened 10 the home Of a friend, eight
miles away, where protection wa'
granted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
Editor. Awful Plight.

F.M. Higgins, Editor Seneca ,lll)
News, was afflicted Tor years with Piles
that no doctor orremcdy helped until he
tried Bucklen's Arnia salye, the best In
the world. lie writes. two boxes wholly
cured him. lnilliiblc Tor Piles. Cure
guaranteed Only 25c. Sold by John
Boyden & Son. druggists.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from an other.
wise lovobIe girl with an offensive
breath. E,rps Glover Root Tea puri-
hes the breath lT its actions ON the
howelr, etc., as nothing else win. Sold
Tor years on an absolute guarantee.
Price 25 eos. and 80 etc. For sale by
John Hoyden IS Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
TIE GRIM REAPER.
DEATH OF CECILIA WILDE
AND vEDA To0NE.
The Former Died at coalville
Last Saturday and the Latter
at Henefer Sunday Morning,
The Funerals.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Mis-. Cecilia Wilde, wife Of William
Wilde, whom She survived about thir.
teen years, were held in the Stake Tab.
ernacle Monday, the 25h inst, at ?
o'clock p. IN. President W. W. CluG
and Counsellor Alma Eldredgc were the
speakers. a laPeconcour-e OF relatives
and friends were In attendance.
Mrs. Wilde kept her bed for the last
nine months with no apparent disease,
however, aud died Of old age, retaining
consciousness to the very last,
Mrs. Wilde was born at Phalia, swed.
en-. September o. 1872. making her ut
her demise 81 years and Il days old.
She joined The Church oil Jesus Christ
Of Lat,er-day Saints In the year 1858
and emiyrated to Utah in 1859, crossing
the plains with ox-teams. She arrived
In Coalyille September 10, 1889, aud has
resided here ever since. She leaves one
child, six grandchildren, seven great
grandchildren aud host OF friends to
mourn her demise,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29

Last Sunday morning about 4 o'clock
the angel OF death visited the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ;. Toonc at Heneior
ana took away their oldest daughter,
Veda. aged Q years and o months.
She was taken sicl, Thursday evening
about o'clock with that dreaded die
ease known as spinal mongiuitis, aud
was conscious but only a lew times ur
TO the time Of her death.
Little yeda was most loyable child
and 10y her actions one wouldha,c taken
her to be about 8 year. Old.
The loss Of this child IS d severe ono
to the parents, and they have tue sym.
paihy OF The entire community ia ,heir
ssh bereavement.
The funeral WAS held on Tuosday
afternoon at lloneior. The meeting
house was packed with sympathiziug
relatives and friends who had come TO
pay their last respects 10 the departed.
A great many we're present from Croy-
don, Echo and CoayIIlc.
Bishop Johu Pasket. presided %, the
services. The choir very beautifully
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
'I,l
ProA. Utah, sept. ~, 1889.

PEoA. Utah, Sent. ~, 1879.
EbuoH TINES
A. W. Lyons OF Park CITY IL visiting
friends here for a few days.
The second crop Of lueern was very
light and considerable Of IL was not
worth cutting.
Hubert J. Marchant went to the Park
few days ago and has found employ.
ment IN the Marsac mill.
Joseph Himball, agent for the s,ude-
bake Manufacturing Co.. is in town die
posing Of Wagons. buggies, etc.
Two thrcshng machines are now put
ting in full time. Most Of the grain is
in the stack ready for the machine.
Miss Ellen May Noble, aud Mr., Grin
Bates, the former of Kamos and the
latter Of Woodland were married a, the
residence OF Robert MHliuer in Peoa on
September goth, A. r, Marchant, J. r.,
officiating.
George Casper, o. +. Lyons, Jr., and
Joshua Wardell returned home on Mon
dav from Medicine Bow, Wyoming,
whore thew hal been working on the
railrond grade Tor salmon " Rees Of
Coalvllle
Vernei Wright, aged four years, foll
from horse ON Monday and broke his
arm. DR.. John Maxwell set the irae-
turc aud the boy was doing well when
last henrd from Vernet IS the son OF
Mrs. Ellen Wright
Mis- Jane Maxwell has gone TO Park
City aud will probably remain there for
some time. Her brother, A. Max
well, who is employed in the Park,
came over 10 Peoa on Monday evening
and returned Tuesday morning,
1t is reported that Hyrum Paramore,
II formerly Of Peoa, nov residing AZ
Charleston, Wasatch county, has struck
a rich lead over that way and has little
nugget hat he hugs with delight. In
other words, he has gone aud got mar
ried, aud his friends here are wishing
him all happiness
Ola Pearson, aged 81 years, has Deen
auiie sick for several days. The Old
Gentleman has been very low but was a
title better when last heard FROM
.ater-sluce writing the above word
az reached Us that Mr.. Pearson died at
,amas Thursday evening at 1880, lie
lad gone to Kanaa to visit with his son
.evi Pearson. OF that place and while
be,e he passed away. Mr.. Pearson
as born In Sweden So years ego on The
Ia Of las. March, lie came to this
unty in early daya, The deceased
las faithful member Of the Church OF
ans Cniist OF I.atiter-day Saints The
neral I'm be held N reoa on Sunday
xtat O'Clock p. IN. aud an tho reIa-
hes aAd irlcnds Of toe deceased are in.
bed to be- present
B.R. T.. YiER
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
YOU TRY IT,

II shiloh's Cough aud Consumption
Cure, which r. sold for the small price
OF % cts., go cts. and 81, does not cure
take the bottle back aud Ne Will refund
your money. Sold for over dily years ON
this guarantee Price 20 etc. and 90 etc.
For sale by John Boyden q Son,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
FREE cORASE or silrsa. 10 r0t


Rustic, rustic little leaves.
O'er the chilly ground.
Tell M that the winicr-time
ls coming round
Tell us that the birds are gone.
with their mirthiul, merry song,
But they will not tarry long,
win they2 40.
An the sad, sweet autumn DAYS.
Sad yet lair;
With their gold and biouzine leaves
Flying everywhere
Little sengers are they
Speaking to the cold, dark clay,
OF the death Of summer days
For awhile.
Blow across the hills. ola winds,
Blow, blow
Tell Us Of the winter days.
OF the snow
Aud the icy river bed.
Where the frosty fairic. tread,
by the hoary snow-kiug led
To aud fro
Dreary winds, oh dreary winds.
Haste away
over hill aud dreamy iell,
Brown aud gray
Tell the flowers on your way,
Tell the blasts that round you stra,
OF the coming winter dnys
Now 20 near.
Playful little mouniaiu streams,
swiftly run
With a message to the sca,
Where the sun
Soon will smile so cold'j down,
On old winters chilly iIopn,
While he sits in SNOW, goan
On his throne.
Little stream, oh li.,Is 'leam.
As YOU 70,
Tell the hsh along your way
SO they'll know
j That the winter-timc neal,
Then they AL Win dinpren
3 For old winters face thry icar.
2 That We know.
But we love you, autumn'fgr
For you seem
To our weary laden hesf's
grateful drcami
Treading meath your s of rmy,
We forget, the while eo suty
Welcome, welcome autumn days.
Once again.
Nina winslow Ermu in
3 provement Era.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
APowder NH E4pio,lol.

Removes everything u sight, eco do
drastic mineral pills, butboth ars migh-
~ dangerous No necd i9dYnamIm yDnr
body when DR.. Kiue New Liie la
do the work 40 easI and pcfi.tly,
Cures Headache. Constipation. Only
% cents "a. John Boyleu N lon dug
store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
sIOk lIEAnlDnEl

The curse Of oycrw rd omanfnd.
sac quickly aud surely ,urei oy kads
Clover Root Tea, the Iot Blood pul-
der and Tissue huilder Mane, refunded
II not saiishctory. idc a5ra. ani ID
etc, For saie by John npi 900 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29

opinion in official circle. as 10 the
meaning Of the application OF the Phil.
ipinos to send two officer. 20 Manila To
arrange for The release OF the American
prisoners held hy the F.lipiuos Il any .
military operations were going on, D, /
would be generally regarded rs trick, |
but 1t will be a. least live or .lA weeks /
before any important fighting can take
place over there. That causes many to
believe that Il really means an attempt
TO negotiate Tor surrender. Cen. Ous's
action in granting The permission is ap.
proved, becaase he perfectly understands
the position Of the Washington au,hori-
ties--that 10 negotiations Of any sort
are to be allowed to interfere with the
preparations for general aud asgre,.
sive movement against the Fiipinos
just rs soon as the weather will permit
Some think they merely wish to get rid
Of the American prisoners they nave, In
order 10 save wha. they eat for their
own men, but there are not enough Of
the prisoners to mstc that their real
object.
Rear ADMIRAL sehey doesn't appear
to share the views VI those who think
he has been misireaied by being order.
ed to hold himself In readiness to take
command OF the South Atlantic squad.
ron. he came 60 Washington thi.
week 10 tell the President that he was
ready 90 obey the order whenever 10 was
issncd, aud assed that lac be- allowed &,
have ihe anmoured cruiser Brooklyn
which was his flagship IN the BATH,
which resulted Ia the destruction @
Ceryera'- ieei, ior the nagship Of TIA,
| South Atlantic S1undron. and il 4. like
! ly that bee vii yet II. rhr Presidcn
invited hi9i i9Atend the State dinno
to BE- gwen AZ die White House Il
honor OF Admiral Dewey, and he nc
cep,cd.
A we'll known Washington merch an
was one OF delegation which called OF
the President several DAYS ago TO de-.
! cue. "a local matter rhey were intro
dueel singly, and when ,h.s mschan
was reached. the President said. hold
iug his hand: ooh yes. I r,.ombe
you Mr Dash. lr.ciil That when { wa
q member OF Congress [ purchase.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29
NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS.
Around the County in SIEVE n
Days,
The Happenings Of The Past Week
Told in Detail by Efficient
Correspondents.
OAKLEY.

OAKLEY, Utah, Sept. %, 1899.
EDuoR TMEs;
Little Renna Frazier has the typhoid
fever.
Little Fay Frazier is very sick With
typhoid fever.
y. d, Snapp is up the canyon fencing
his ranch.
W. Y. Mosier has been confined to his
bed for the pact two days.
The geological survey party have al
most completed their work up the can
yon.
The ,hreshins machines are at work
again in the neighborhood. The grain
Is very poor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-29

severe nervous spells, bearing down
pains, loss Of appetite. Hudyan cures.
All druggists. 80 cents.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-06-10
O8c

the north half OF block 81; the west
half If block %; all Of blocks %, "a, 25
26, q, %. 20, 30, 81; all OF block 80 ex.
cept lot 6: All OF blocks 33 and "a and
the ives, half of block 35; all OF block
81, except lots g, 7, and 10; all OF block
3S, except lots 6, 7, 8, 8, and 10; all OF
block 80 except lot 8; all OF block 40 ex.
cept lot 5; all Of block Al and all OF block
AZ, except lots and 6; all OF block 43
except los 4, 6 and 7; a. OF block A ex.
cept lots 8, 0 AMI 10; the west half OF
block 46; all OF blocks A.. AS, 40, so, 81.
50, SO. 81, 55, Sc, 81. SO aud SO and all OF
block GO except lots 8 and 10; all Of block
81 except lots 2, 3. 4 and 5; all Of block
62. and all OF book 63, except lot 5; al
OF blocks 81, 65, GO, 81, 6S, SO and 70;
and all OF block II, except lots 6, 7, 8, 8.
and 10; all Of block ~, except lot 10,
and all OF block % except lot 7; all OF
blocks IA, rs, 76, II, IS. and all Of block
70. except lots and 2, and 8; all Of
block 80 except lots 6 and 10, all of
blocks 81, 50. s3 and "a. The east half
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-06-10

OF block sc; all OF block 81 and SO and
all Of block 80 except lot 8; all of block
90. except lot 2; all OF block o., except
lots G and and all OF block 90; all in
the village Of Hawthorne, Lancaster
County. Nebraska.
Also the following described lands to.
wit: Tho northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section twenty
seven (27) town ten Go, north OF range
six (6) east Of the 9th p. NJ; also com
mencing at the southwest corner OF the
east half (E. ~ OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section twenty eight (28) town
ten 10y north OF range six (6) east OF the
9th p. NJ, running thence north twenty.
eight rods. thence east forty rods. thence
south twenty eight rods, thence west
forty rods to the place of beginning:
Also, the west half of the west halt OF
the southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF section twenty-five (25)
town ten (10) north of range five
(5) east OF the 9th p. M; also commence
ing at the northwest corner OF the south
west quarter OF section thirty-two (32)
town ten 10y north OF range six (8) east
of the 9th p. NJ, running thence south
fifty rods. thence east eighty rods. thence
north fifty rods, thence west eight rods,