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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
KEYTEsvIILE MISSOURI FRIDAY. JANUARY a. 1909

The testimony adduced does
not differ materially from the
story published above, and we do
not deem Unnecessary to publish
the evidence.
The jury returned verdict to
the effect that deceased came to
his death from a gunshot wound
inflicted by pistol in the hands
of James Nichols in self-de-
fense."
P. w. Ellis, the man killed, is
46 years old, and leaves a wife
and three sons. His remains
were taken to Marceline for in
terment.
To those who are posted on the
low ebb of morals of Ellis and
Mrs. Decker and others of their
ilk in that community, the tragic
death of P. w. Ellis is no sur
prise.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
Is Geo. Robertson VS.. A. G..

Is Geo. Robertson VS.. A. G..
Armstrong, debt.
16 Henry Clay ct al VS.. Ma
than 0. Tate ct al, ejectment.
II frankie Turner VS.. Ben
Turner, divorce.
Is Deming Investment Co. VS..
Alice w. Rusler, damages.
FOURTH DAY-THUR SDAY, FEB. 6.
10 J. w. Wolf VS.. John West,
ejectment.
20 w. H. Mcguire VS.. Thos.
Hughes ct al, suit an bond.
81 Lederer, Strauss G Co. VS..
NJ. E. Wh1tecotton, attachment.
% Leder, Strauss &; Co. VS.. M.
E. Whitecotton, L. T. Bell, in
terpleader, interplea.
% J. w. Wolf VS.. j. w. Mich
OILS, ejectment.
"a Write Westlake ct al VS.. E..
R. Dempsey, ejectment.
% Write Westlake ct al VS..
Tony Keeting, ejectment.
26 Write Westlake ct al vs.. j.
K. Robertson, ejectment.
81 G.. W. Lawhorn VS.. Chas.
Hafiecke, suit on contract.
% w. w. Baker VS.. Matthias
Crum, appeal.
20 Louis Benecke VS.. John P.
Randolph, suit on note.
80 w. A. Crawley VS.. L. N.
Davis, appeal.
J 81 L. Benecke VS.. VIM. Writ,
ejectment.
FIFTH DAY-FR1DAY, FEB. Z.
80 Mat H. Kneuven VS.. G.. O.
Kneuven, suit to decree title.
33 Josephine Brandt VS.. VIM.
G. Brandt ct al, equity.
"a John Williams ct al VS..
Amanda Williams, equity.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
35 L. S. Curry VS.. Sig Schorgl

35 L. S. Curry VS.. Sig Schorgl,
appeal.
36 T. J. Kitchen VS.. estate of
Thos. S. Kitchen, debt.
81 State ex rel E. w. Herring,
county treasurer and x-officio
collector of Charlton county, VS..
c., B. & K. G.. R. r. Co., taxes.
38 Same VS.. Wabash r. r. Co.,
same.
80 Pfeiffer Bros. VS.. H. S.
Freeman, suit on account.
40 Louisa M. Warren VS.. VIM.
G.. Warren, divorce.
81 S. E. Peyton VS.. R. A. Pat
terson ct al, appeal.
AZ D. D. Knight VS.. H. P,
Eastwood & Son, appeal.
43 Zulica Folkens VS.. N. w.
National Life Insurance Co..
suit on pOllcy.
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, FEB. 8.
| A Reuben Blake VS.. Jane
Blake, divorce.
As Huss & Mode VS.. Geo. M
Cravens, suit on note and ac-
count.
46 Rock Island Implement Co.
VS.. H. M. Allen, suit on note.
Al Rhoda Finnell vs.. q. S.
Finnell, divorce.
48 Emma j. Wack VS.. John w
! Wack, divorce.
40 Walter S. Heath VS.. Josie
! Heath, divorce.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
Lost.

A silver hunting case watch
with Springfield, Mass, move-
ment Wednesday, January 8,
1902, between the old man Ring
er farm three miles northwest of
Indian Grove and the D. Guth-
ridge farm three miles north of
the Ringer farm. Will pay a
liberal reward for the return of
the watch to
w. l.. HEATON,
Indian Grove, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
NUMBER 81
The Criminal Calendar.

Prosecuting Attorney L. N.
Dempsey, who was to have gone
to Prairie Hill Monday to prose-
cute John w. Johnson for SLAM
dering Laura j. Johnson, receiv-
ed word not to come, which
would indicate that the prosecu-
ting witness obtained redress
without airing her grievance in
court.
Jasper Philpott, col, pleaded
guilty before Justice F. M. Col
vim of Charlton township Monday
to the charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons, and was fined
$50 and costs In the absence of
sufficient assests to pay his fine
and costs Philpott was brought
to Keytesville by Constable H. S.
Locke, turned over to Sheriff
Veatch and lodged in Jail.
Robt. Heryford, Forest Green
negro, had another son of Ham
by the name of Jesse Hayes ar
rested for disturbing his peace.
When arraigned before Justice
F. M. Colvin at Forest Green
Monday. Hayes pleaded guilty
to the charge and was fined $40
and trimmings, and in default of
payment Hayes was escorted to
the county bastile by Constable
H. S. Locke. Hayes will also be
called upon at the February term
of circuit court at Salisbury to
answer the more serious charge
of felonious assault It seems
that he disturbed Heryford's
peace and Heryford had him ar
rested. Hayes became possessed
of a thirst for Heryford's gore,
and followed him home, armed
with pistol, for the avowed pur-
pose of dispatching Heryford to
'snigger heaven Hayes invi-
ted Heryford to come out of the
house and be shot, but instead of
doing so Heryford fired through
the door, the ball from Hery-
ford's pistol taking effect in the
rear of Hayes left thigh ranging
downward ana coming out at the
leg on the inside about three or
four inches below the stride. The
wound is only a flesh wound and,
unfortunately, Hayes will recov-
err. At Hayes trial Monday for
disturbing the peace the state
was represented by Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney j. M. De-
Moss. The more serious charge
of felonious assault against Hayes
will be looked after by Prosecu-
ting Attorney L. N. Dempsey.
Mr.. DeMoss thought Hery ford
was justifiable in shooting Hayes
and refused to prosecute the de-
fendant in that case.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
February, 1902, Term at Salisbury
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

FIRST DAY-MONDAY, FEB. 3.
State of Missouri VS.. Hamp
Drew, burglary and larceny.
2 Same VS.. Frank Gamble,
same.
5 Same VS.. Erastus Butler,
murder in first degree.
4 Same VS.. j. W. Brittenhan
ct al, adultery-appeal.
5 Same VS.. Raymond Will
liams and William Ballew, burg
larry and larceny.
5 1-2 State ex rel VIM. G..
Wright VS.. J. H. Cupp, writ of
quo warranto.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY FEB. 4.
6 State of Missouri VS.. j. T.
Aldridge and Emmett DeMoss,
manslaughter.
Same VS.. VIM. G.. Warren, as
sault-appeal.
8 Same VS.. Geo. Profit and
Chas. Littrell, grand larceny.
8 Annie Randolph VS.. VIM.
N. Wheeler, specific perform
ance.
10 Mira A. Colley ex parte,
partition.
CIVIL DOCKET.
THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY FEB. 8.
il Valentine Rhodes ct al vs..
VIM. E. Rhodes ct al, equity.
IL J. M. Peery VS.. w. T. Wood,
appeal.
13. Julia A. Ladd VS.. S. S.
Forsee, ejectment.
IA Henry Clay ct al vs.. J. w.
Nichols ct al, certiorari.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
Horses and Mules for Sale.

We take this means of notifying
the farmers Of Charlton county
that we have 80 head of good 8
and 4-year-old mules and five
span of .orses and mares, all
desirable stock, for sale.
CUNNINGHAM & CROPPER.
Keytesville, Mo,
We are also prepared to fur
pish parties living in town with
good stove wood on short notice.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
SOUTH

The eabsh the Q at
floor it.
from tn crutc
The will
tax
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
Notice.

All persons indebted to the
firm of Eastwood & Son are re-
spectfully requested to settle
their accounts at once as we
need the money.
EASTWOOD & Son.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
A Collection Agency.

Having established collection
agency in Keytesville, l am pre-
pared to make collections of all
kinds. Remittances made
promptly and commissions rea-
sonable. D. H. HANCOCK.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24

prise.
Probate Pointers
Chas. c. Hammond appointed
executor of the last will and testa-
ment of Annie E. Brent, deceas-
ed. Bond in the sum of ST 800
approved, with H. G. Brent and
DIR. j. H. P. Baker as sureties.
B. F. Moore, guardian of the
person and. estate of VIM. Will
liams, COL, person of unsound
mind, presents his bond as such
guardian in the sum of $500
which is approved, with Thos.
Karcher and j. E. Dismukes as
sureties.
On application of Frances M.
Riley, widow of Andrew jackson
Riley, deceased, it is ordered that
she and Albert Riley be appoint
ed administrators of the estate of
the said Andrew jackson Riley.
Bond in the sum of ST, 900 ap-
proved, with Jesse Riley and T.
P. Riley as sureties.
On application of L. M. Hous-
ton, mother of Ralph and Ruth
Houston, minor heirs of Walter
G. Houston, it is ordered by the
court that she be appointed guar
dian of the persons and estates
of said minors. Bond in the sum
of 5000 approved, with j. B.
| Dameron and John Gerhart as
sureties.
On application OF John H.
Johnson he is appointed guardian
of the persons and estates of
| Walter and Rosa Johnson, min
ors under the age Of IA years,
heirs of Andrew Johnson, de-
ceased. Bond in the sum of 5000
approved, with VIM. Kuhlman,
John Feaker and Oscar Grotjan
as sureties.
M. H. Holcomb, a creditor of
the estate of James Guthridge,
deceased, presents complaint to
the court that G.. and j. Guth-
ridge, administrators of the es-
tate of the said James Guthridge,
are failing to perform their du-
ties. Wherefore the court orders
that said administrators be cited
to appear before the court the
18th day of February, 1902, and
answer said complaint.
It appearing to the court that
Chas. A., Roscoe, Roy and Hen
ry Wheelbarger, minor heirs of
James II. Wheelbarger, deceased,
are non residents of Missouri,
and are the owners of property in
this county, it is ordered that O.
lP. Ray, public administrator and
Tex -officio public guardian, be ap-
pointed guardian of the estates of
said minors and take charge of
same in his official capacity.
/ Fine Turkeys.
| l have an unusually fine breed
1 of Rronzo f,1rL ovS for colo ot my
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
Fine Turkeys.

I have an unusually fine breed
of Bronze turkeys for sale at my
home, 2 1-2 miles west of Key
tesville.
MRS. LEE CUDDY.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-24
p. w. ELLIS KILLED
After Emptying His Pistol at James
Nichols who Fired the Fatal Shot.
A WOMAN IN THE CASE.

ter of Guthridge Mills who has
been constant candidate for
trouble for some years, was shot
and killed at the home of VIM.
Decker 2 IA miles north of west
of Guthridge Mills about dusk
Tuesday evening by James Mich
OILS, Mrs. Decker's brother, aged
about 20 or Fl years.
Mrs. Decker was the widow of
Enoch Clark, and married VIM.
Decker about two months ago,
who left her three days afterward
on account of her illicit relations
with P. w. Ellis.
At the solicitation of Mrs.
Decker, Decker returned home
Monday.
Tuesday evening Ellis went to
Decker's house, as did also James
Nichols, who found Decker out
in the yard and proposed ''to
take his part It seems that
Decker and Nichols had had
trouble previously, and that
Nichols knew that Ellis was in
the house with his sister. Deck
er replied: "For Gods sake do
not go into the house; l don't
want to have any trouble; wait
until morning and the trouble
will be over Nichols, however,
went into the house and Decker
walked away.
When Nichols got in he found
his sister and Ellis in bed and
asked her what she was doing
living with one man and in bed
with another man. Ellis arose,
and, seated on the edge of the
bed, asked Nichols "what in the
hi he had to do with it?" and at
the same time drew his pistol
and commenced firing at Mich
OILS, four shots taking effect, one
in the right arm, two in the left
arm and one in the left side of the
body, which is supposed to have
struck a rib and glanced around.
Unless this ball entered the body
it is not thonght that Nichols in
juries are dangerous. Another
shot, fired by Ellis, missed it's in
tended target and lodged in the
door facing.
Nichols fired one shot at Ellis,
which took effect about one-half
inch to the right of left nipple,
ranging inward and downward,
and producing almost instant
death from internal hemorrhage,
Ellis falling back in Mrs. .Decker's
arms and expiring.
A short time previous to the
shooting Mrs. Decker took laud-
anum to end the trouble, and she
said it was our intention to die
together. 1t is presumed that by
''our'' she referred to herself and
Ellis.
DR.. A. w. Zillman of Indian
Grove was called and gave Mrs.
Decker, who was unconscious
when he reached her bedside, an
antidote, and she was able tc
testify at the inquest held on FL
lis body Wednesday.
DIR. Zillman also extracted the
three pistol balls from Nichols
arms, but failed to locate the
fourth which struck the body.
Owing to injuries sustained
by fall Tuesday night, DR.. c.
A. Jennings, coroner, was unable
to conduct the inquest, and the
performance of that duty was
turned over to Justice D. H. Han.
cock of Keytesville.
A coroner's jury, composed Of
James Wren, G. S. Dameron, G
w. Lewis, John Huenten, J. j
Ward and ]. l.. Hershey was EN-
paneled, before whom six wit.
nesses were examined as follows
Drs. j. r. Gaines of Mussel.
fork, 1. Knot, Jr., of Keytesville
Messrs. VIM. Brooks and VIM
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-03-21
A HOIDEN7S VICTORY
[orlEinai.l

tOriginal1
In the far west is the little town OF
Nazareth. The inhabitants are one PEG
plp. There is one church and one stand
ard of morality. There is. or rather
there was. one black sheep. Nellie
Deane. Nellie lost her mother When
size was ten and her father when she
was fourteen. Fortunately for her. her
parents were well 10 do people. ana as
Nellie was their only child she was
provided for. After her fathers death
she lived with her aunt. superannn-
nted person, who permitted her 10 ."
very much as she pleased. What sire
pleased was 10 climb trees. ride u horse
bareback and in other ways make
tomboy of herself. When she was eight
cen, she WAS regarded such u bright
upon the Immaculate town OF Nazareth
TINT the deacons in the church directed
her aunt to send her away TO boarding
school This would have been per-
manent relief TO Nazareth had the girl
stayed at boarding school forever, but
unfortunately she returned at twenty,
a very beautiful girl, still further re-
moved by education and mingling
with the world from the cast iron NOR
ais Of the Nazarenes. Before her de-
parture she had acted naturally ana
uneonsciously. After her return she
seemed determined to shock the town
with malice aforethought.
A meeting of dcacons was held and
one OF their number appointed 10 con-
fer with the sinner, secure IL possible
n pledge from her 10 behave better
in future and bring 1t back to meet
ing Of the body to be held the next
evening. Deacon Brown. venerable
brother. was asked 10 bear the mes
sage, but was Obliged 10 be absent from
town. Deacon Perry, the next Oldest.
was Invited. but also declined. Next
came Deacon Bradford. thirty-fonr
years old. He was appointed and &C
copied.
That evening Deacon Bradford called
upon Nellie and was shown into the lit
tie parlor. where she was sitting In the
corner Of sofa, dressed very becorn-
iugly, the light arranged to cast Il pink
~ upon her cheeks. which by no
y aus diminished her attractiveness.
Deacon Bradford drew himself toGeth-
er as IL for contest with the archfiend
himself.
.Icomc." said the deacon. ''at the re-
quest of the deacons OF the church 10
say to yon that our community has
been greatly shocked since yonr return
10 lis with certain unChristian acts on
your part which have tendency 10
drag down the standard OF our morals. :"
BE seated, deacon
Now, the little witch had got wind
of This mission and in order to be The
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-03-21
LocIsjnw From cobwebs.

Cobwebs put on cut lately gave a
woman lockiaw. Millions know that
the best thing to put on cut is
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the infallible
healer OF wounds, ulcers, sores, skin
eruptions, burns, scalds aud piles. 1t
cures or no pay. Only 25.cents at Geo.
c. Stones drug store. is-1m.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-03-21

better prepared to nSht WIN her own
weapons had removed every chair from
The room. The deacon was either
obliged 70 sit on the sofa or not &C all.
After some hesitation he eat down be-
aide her.
..Now, deacon. y continued Nellie. "tell
me some Of the wicked things I have
been doing"
sermon on Eternal Damnation.' you
were continually looking At friend
across the aisle with an expression OF
Misrepresentation"
AT the reading Of the gospel. men
tIon being made Of Samson and Deli
lab, you lrreverently moved your thumb
and foreAnger to initiate the use Of
pair OF scissors"
That was in anticipation Of Delilah's
cutting on Samson's hair"
.sThen on Saturday evening last. aft
err choir meeting. you invited the choir
TO come 10 your house to spend the rest
OF the evening in the unholy occupation
Of dancing"
Eyes. and most of them came
81 am required by the deacons TO ask
Won TO promise 10 avoid these sins In
future and cease attempting 10 under
mine the morals of our young people"
BY this time very pretty face was
near his own. two swapping black eyes
wore looking into his, and pair of
rosy lips tianked by a dlmple on each
side We're smiling at him.
WELL. sald Nellie. there Is just one
more way thur want to shock the.
deacons and that through one Of their
number"
How ls that?"
81 want TO marry one of them"
Which oneT' asked Bradford. aston
ished.
Deacon Brown. He's widower.
and I'm dying 10 be mother TO his
children"
"peacon Brown. He's three times
your agem
..That doesn't matter. think IL I
could marry him the other deacons
would be Mortified. and I'm determined
10 be his wife"
why not select younger deacon?"
said Bradford, halting,
"They wouldn't any of them have
me-" replied the girl, casting down her
eyes.
"Don't say that Rather than see you
married 10 an 1,u nun WV WIN s,na ,o,,
on, Deaeoii ,'rauiolu, nom Nv, n 49, ~
i've yolir souln'
Ne'iie .aper ""'s' Tas 1o o = 80
70 pe lonser res's.eu -. a ssaI ...,sd ~
s.o'e arouhu " anu net ~ s''N -
us siiouiuet' go
wen, Brolher braoIoru' asseo Dea'
con Jones ut the meetng IN .ne even
ppRn III urAWl0K from our NETlUH Sis
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-03-21

whenyou paint your house use the
best paint made 1.-THE Water Proof, =
sold by Cost 8 Holden. s2-tt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-03-21
NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against
Michael Dolan will please present
them with proper proof atonce to the
undersigned at Wolf Summit, W..
Va.
ls.6t MICHAEL j. FRANCIS, Trustee
"Johnston's SarsapasiIla Isl the most powerful
blood purifier known. Use IL, aud keep your
blood pure; Quart Bottles"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-27

Jay Kyle, stranger from Ten
nessee, went into an Oklahoma
City livery stab .e and wantOnly
scratched the paint and Tenders
and curtains OF several fine rubber
tire vehicles. He will be sentenc-
ed to six hundred days in jail.
Guthrie, Ok, March 25.-The
business portion of Francis, I. T.
burned Tuesday, the total loss be-
ing $40. 900. Landlord d. f.
Gaines Of the hotel, perished in
the flames, It is believed that a
travelling salesman also was burn
ed to death, and made their escspe.
Miss Emma Blackburn who
drew a claim in the new country,
about four miles from Hydra, P o,
left her home about noon Tuesday
to visit a neighbor. half a mile
away. She has not been seen
since and her family is greatly
alarmed. Some fear that the
young woman committed suicide
by drowning in Deer creek.
Two highwaymen shot and in
stantIy killed +. NJ. Martin an
old man who RUS a small distil-
lery in the extreme northern part
OF Pott, Co.. o, T. The crime
was committed last Saturday
night, and was caused by Mr..
Martin refusing to sell whiskey to
two men. The fiends then fred
the dead mans clothes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-27

0klahoma City expects to have
street ears running within f0ur
months
Cleveland, o. March 2s.-As
she Esslis % = czve-sn ofa huge
bsnk OF earsh a. the Main street
plant Of the Cleveland Gas Light
and Coke company this afternoon
SIX men are dead.
GeneroI Osis, who retired yes
terdsy viii remain two days more
in Chicago before leavlcg for his
home in Rochester y. I, General
Otis is in excellent health, despite
his 81 years ofstrenuoGs life.
It's said that many farmers in
the vicinity of Duncan aye being
victimizsd BY men claiming 70
a grocery company ia q
northern city. The Duncan Ban
ner says the gFafters have been
working about q month.
A teamsseE vas loading dyna-
mite from car at Oseene when
bis team took fright and ran away.
A box Of dynamite was smashed Oh
thu railroad track and two sticks /
81 dynamite broken 10 fragments. {
Luckily for the town, the dyna- +
nife failed to explode,
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-01

Default having been made In the terms and
conditions OF a certain mortgage bearing date the
18th day OF January, ls99 made aud executed by
George Martin aud Minnie Martin his wife, 20
James r. Ferguson for the sum OF S5OO, recorded
In the Office OF the Register OF Deeds Tot ST. Clair
page tG2 on the 2lrd day Of January. isgi. duly
assigned by said James n. Ferguson 90 ~. Leon
Morgan by deed Of assignment dated May 5th
is00, recorded In Liber II OF Assignments, page
$40. said county. on May 18th. 1872 aud again
duly assigned by faid II, Leon Morgan % David
Cochrane by deed OF assignment dated Jan. 18th
1901. and recorded Ia Lber 10 OF assignments,
page 81 for said county on July 18th. 1902 and
there Is claimed % be due upon said mortgage nc
date hereof the sum of Ss10.iT OF principal and
interest and the further sum OF Sra p5 on account
Of taxes paid on the lands coycrcd by said mort
gage and the interest thereon, total Of S054.i2
OF principal, taxes and interest no suit at law or
In equity having been Instituted TO recover the
said amounts OF any part thereof
Notice Is therefore given that the premises de-
scribed Ia said mortgage VIII be sold ~ public
sale or yendue 10 the highest bidder no the front
door 81 the county Court house Ia the city of Port
Huron. that being the place for holding The Cir
cult Court for said county, on Monday the GOTH
day Of October. iPo2, 20 satisfy the amount due
on the said mort gage said taxes and tie costs Of
this foreclosure together with AN Attorney fee
Of $500 as provided In said mortgage
said mOTtgaged premises are dcscl bed as
follows as shown by said MORTGAGE All that ccr-
tain piece or parcel OF land situated and being Ia
The townships 81 kenockee, county Of 81: Clair.
and state ~ Michigan. and described as follows
tOwit; Beginning 20 The quarter post on tho
south line of section six township seven north.
range fifteen east running thence the following
magnetic courses and distances to-Wit; East
North 50 degree. cast on south line az section
six. twenty chains and sixty six links ic a post
on the south line ~ section six. thence north
three degrees and twenty-five minute, west.
thiriy-thrpo chains and tWcuty-nlue links O. "a
post Tn the center 10 Port Huron nuH llUecr
Plank Road. thence north f0rfY four degrees
west along center 81 said plank road cleht aud
scvcu-hundredfhs chains - y post In center Il
said road ana also on tlc east and west quarter
llnc oi said section. thence Wcst elEnlA-sofcit
degrees and thirty-IiYe minutes west. fourteen
chains and thirty.niuc links % post in tho
center Of section siNs thence south on north
ty-nXe minutes eugt. thlrtN-nluc chalus and six
~ links 90 place ~ beginning. containing seven
ty-nlne aud nfty-i0ur 0nc-hundrcdih acres more
o. less. Excepting aud reseTying thcrcfrnm n
strip a. land. two rods iu width FROM on tie
south end Of said above described lands.
Dated this glnd day Of July, ino2.
HUGH IN. HART, DAVID COCHliANE.
ATTY for Assignee. Assignee % Mortgage.