tzjs- Drugs, Fharmacy,
Clicmicals,
Medicines
Physicians Sup
plies, Surgical Ap
pliances.
Everything Exquisite in Imported Perfumery, Soap, and
Toilet Articles. Also a completo and eclect stock of Taints,
Oils, Varnishes, Brushes and Painters Furnishings.
We htlf the (prowr pun 01 our cuoua r-. tj parenmni m mro jHimnntBi.u
e of cah dtwMiunti we ire enaoiru w give our cuiwnwri uouum price ou u ww
braced la well Appointed Drug Htoro and ft Pint-Clan Faint ud Oil iiouw,
OSBURN & DeLANO, EUGENE, OR
A GOLDSMITH,
m Best
Known Grocer is Eugene
lias a LARGER stock of Fine Groceries, Chi i, Glass, Crock
ery, Wooden and Willow Ware than ever rxifore.
Pays Highest CAbll price for Country Produce, Furs, Skins,
Hides, Wool, 1 allow, &c.
Orders filled promptly, with the greatest care.
I DON'T BOAST PRICES.
All Goods sold as Cheap as anyone in Eugene
Call and be corteously treated.
A. GOLDSMITH.
Fiber's Golden Female Pills..
ForFeirmle Irresrilar
I ticsa- nolhlng likelhem
on tba mullet, tkvrr
(nil Nurceulullriuod
ujr prominent UitlM
monlliljr. Guaranteed
to relievo auriiiresaod
tnenitruatbn.
SUREItAFEl CERTAIN!
Don't Ira humbninred.
Save Time, Health,
audmouey;take uootn-
r.
Bent to tnr ivMro.
i lectin by mall nu If
eelptof price, fi00.
Addreaa,
THE APHRO HEDICINE COMPAHV,
Wtatara Branch, Box 27, I'D BTLAMD, OB'
For Sato by E. K. LUCKEY 4 CO., Eugene.
on
II
THE CRY OF MILLIONS
OH. Y BHCKI
TOP IT NOW,
tOON IT WlltM TOO UTI.
l Umw hn ImtitilMt manr vears with
dianuat of the kidney nd have tried
many different rrniedle and hart
Might aid from dillereot phyak-iani
wit bout Rl let. Anouimeismoinpru
I wia auflerlnn from a Terr yioleni
attack that almoat proal rated me In
auch a manner ttial I waa lot orer.
When I lat down It was almoat lmpouitle for me
to I et up alone, or to put on my clothra, when
kind Proridrnce aent l)r. Heuley. with
OKKOON KIUNBV .TKA, to my
hotel. I Immediately commenced
using the tea. It had an almoat
nlraculona effect, and to the aston-
lahment of all the guest at the hotel,
in few daya,I am sappy to Mate,
thai I waa a new man. I wui
recommend tha tea to all aflll
aa I hart been.
0. A.TDPPM,
lioptletor Occidental Hotel,
Santa Bum, Cal.
1
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Icteda 1 I
EUGENE CITY
ILL CO.
PATT1SRS0N, EDMS k CO.
Manufacture
Best
Grades
Family
Flour,
Rtore Grain on Ui moat favorable terms.
Wheat receipt of any warehouaa north of Eu
gene, properlylamigued, taken in eichanje (or
flour or Feed.
ETHIgkeat Cash Frioa raid (or Wueat.ty
GEO. F. CRAW,
TOSTOFFICK
Cigar store,
EogeneJCity, Oregon.
Too Much Load
On the Liver will break down all the
nerjiei o( life, anil unfit you for
Work, Raiiaeaa or Pleasure.
Indication, Conatipation, SleepW
yvi- . .
, uiiionanesa, are tne brat alarma
nature aoundi to warn you of dangor.
Moore's Revealed
Remedy
Is KlHr of the Blood, Liver and
Stomach-It hu Never Failed.
Huadr of tattlmoolala like UiUt
J. . Miller, Astoria, Or, writeo: "It eursd
ate of a eerere Liver and Blood troable,"
4"8oiJ by all draggirta.
Ann. Hoiixuno. a well known mnn
ufnoturer of boot, and shoes at 820 No
lan Ht.. San Antonio. 'IvxuH, will not
aoon fonrvt hla extH-ricnce with an atr
tack of the crnintM which he relates as
follows: "I was taken with a violent
crump in tho stonineh which I helieve
won hi hnvc caiiMcd my death, had it
not Ikh'ii for the uroiiint uko of Cham
Iain's Colic Cholera und Diarrhoea
Itcmedy. The llrnt dose did me so
much good that I followed it up in 20
minutes with tho second done, and be
fore tho doctor could get to wiiere i
was. I did not need him. Tills Item
edy shall always he one of tho main
stays or my lamiiy." for sate uy
Oshirn & DeLano,
Fordiurrbma or Hummer complaint In
ariT form there) is nothing better than
Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diar
rh(ua Kemedy. Mrs Nancy berry, of Ad'
am a. Lawrcnuecouuty. jveutooKT. anya one
dose cured her of an attack of diarrhoea.
Two or three dosei will cure any ordinaiy
cane. Whi n rnduoed with water it It plea'
ant to take 25 and 50 cent bottles for aide
by Oabarn & Doluno,
mm
CENTRAL
AttM
in
FISHER 66 WATKINS,
rROPRIETORS.
Will keep oonitantly on hand a full supply of
MUTTON, TCRK AND VEAL
Wtlch they will tell at the lowest market pri-
oe, A fair abare of the publlo patronage ac-
Uclted.
TO THB FARMKKS t
We will pay the hlheet market price (or Fat
tattle, llogi and Sheep.
SHOP OX WILTJIMETl'B STREET.
EUGENE CITY, OREGON
Meat delivered to any part of the city free of
chary,
Sheriff's Sale.
"VTOTICE 13 HEKEBY GIVEN TIIAT
i.1 by virtue of a deoree and order of tale
mnA u,,,ll..n I .-I t ..I . 1. . l! 1. r .
-" w.uvhmu,,. mmu vu, i,i .lie virvuib vouro
of the State of Oregon, for the county of Lane,
on 11th day of November, 18111, iu a auit
wneroin (. nariei Anoop and l.arueat Knonp,
nartnera doinv bunineaa under tha tirm nania
of Knonp llrotheri, waa plaintitf and Henry
Schwarer and Mary Hchwaner, hii wife, and
E. J, Fraaier, were defendant, commanding
me to aell the fallowing deacribed real proper
ty to-wit: 1
Commencimr at the NW oorner nf th Thna.
n . i j,i ,
vin-KK j.oauon jjtnn uiaim, Motinoatloa
6!ti:, Claim 42, in Sec 7. Tp It), 8, It 1 W,
thence south L'8 chaim, thence eaat 75 chain",
thence north IF., OS', eaat 27.94 chain and
thence weat 75 chaiut to the place of be
ginning, containing 210 acre, more or leaa, In
Lane county, Oregon, to aatiafy the auto of
(1347.3. with iutxreat at 10 tier cent, per
aunum from the 27th day of October, 181)1 ,
and coat and accruing coat.
Now therefor in the name of the State of
Oregon, in compliance with aaid writ. I will
offer for ale at publlo auction to the higheat
bidder at tin Court Hmiae door In Euuena,
Un county, Oregon, on Saturday, the l'.ith
day of llecemlior, 1SW, the aforesaid deacribed
real property, between the houra of 9 o'clock
a. m. and 4 o'clock p, m,, to-wit: At 1
o'clock n. m., on aaid day. Term of tale,
cah in hand.
Dated at Eugene thlt 12th day of Nov. 1891.
IAS. E. NOLAN1),
Sheriff of I .ane county, Oregon.
By H. J. Day deputy.
w
EALTHV
Without Health can
not be enjoyed.
THEREFORE USB
.nr. i - .1
It I the heat Helper lo liralili and lheloni
nireoa Earth. 'e it in time tor aildisraeol
the Stoaaaih, Liver, Kidneys and Skin. It
cure Khmiiuti.m, Malaria, Coated Toneu
and Headache, relkvea Con.tipation, Hiliuua.
neas and Uyaprp'. drim all inipuritle out of
the Blood and di ira up old Sores. The BiiMiieaa
men buy It, the W oikiiiKnx- use It. the Ladie
take It, the Children cry lor it and the Farmer
aa; it ia their beat health preserver.
Sold everywhere, ii.oo a buttle; ti fur fioo
TMRPC ?. Cli, Inloears. Ireaehmt.
llUntO Nar.sa, WhMslCo9k.Cr,
oea Ikraat, Aatksi. sod every sAclikj of tae
threat, Lenta i ttt. inrludirs CMuaitl.
BATUKDAY, NOV. 14.
From all parU of tba county come com
plaints of bad roads.
The Monroooth Democrat baa been a los
ing venture and baa suspended.
A second-hand store has been started
In one of the Frank buildings.
A larxe number of Eugene's sports
men were out chasing the festive goose
today.
Hon. B. C. Van Houten left for his
homo in BiHikane Falls, Wash., this
morning.
Another new house started in Fair
mount yesterday. More will follow In
a few days.
Alei Matthews presonled this office with
onie ripe raupbcrries this morning picked
in bis garden.
The Marine Cadets were drilling In
the rapid firing of artillery and small
arms today on Hklnncr's Butte. 1 hey
made quite a noise, at least.
The entertainment at the Cumber
land Presbyterian church last evening
was liberally attended. Those present
loudly praise the entire programme as
rendered.
A. C. Vaughan, of Camp Creek pre
cinct, is gaining quite a reputation ua
cattle dehorner. lie dehorned 40 head
the other day for Mr. Cummlngs with
out an accident.
Mr. Rlaina hum aealn demonxtratrd his
nniiilm.1 ihrawitneM. Ha unified the Ne'
York breeze for (wo day and theu declined
to take a hand. Hnoe bit regrets at
"insbility to peak."
Rfuim tnwna in Oresou do not aecm to
thrive. Down In Cooa county people hnnt
Ik on Ih townaile of chat Is en I lid Otn
gow, and its rival, East Marhfieltl h been
leased for a cow pasture.
Junction City Times: Miss Ollie May
who resides near Monroe, met with quite
erion accident Monday. 8he wuh stand'
log up in a wagon when the team started
snddenlv throwing her out backwards
Her arm was broken si ine eioow ana i
very terious fracture. Dr. Buff was called
and sdiustcd the fracture and while it is ci
oeedingly painful, lbs is getting along
nicely.
The Roicburg Review which geDorally is
correct iu is statements is sadlv off from
tbe truth when it sayst "H. W. Ilolden
wi nt dowh to Eueene Sunday and discon
tinned running bis street car line there. It
has never Daid operating expenses, and
some time since he took up a mile of track,
The citizens of the town have petitioned
biui to put it in opeiation again but he is
not likely to on til it shows some indications
of Duving expenses at least. Eugene seem
to be in bur (I luck just now. Tbe use of its
sewer system baa been enjoined by the
a ater company because it empties into the
liver above their works, and tbe expenai
ture ol 20,000 will probably prove utterly
use ess,"
Only about COO feet of track was taken
up and it is likely that the line can fully
oDeruted will pay a small profit on the in
vestment. The sewer win oe used lor tue
purpose intended. Tbe Water company
ailed to get water wnere toey expeotra ana
tbe delay in making connections is to al
low tbem time to get a new source of .sup
ply. Tbey are pushing work and aa soon
as tbey can finish it tbe sewer will be ukcjL
MONDAY, NOV. 10.
Sheriff Noland went to Salem tbii morn
ing.
Henry Lamliert, of Portland, visited
here over Sunday.
A Ooldimitb returned this morning from
visit to bis son Julius, at Uedford.
Geo Colter left for his home in Glenods
on the Siuslaw stage Ibis morning.
Bnmuel Garrison went to Drain this
afternoon to work on a dwelling house.
J. H. Hockley left on the local train
for Drain this afternoon on a hunting
trip.
8, P. Sladden and wife and Mrs. T. A
Henderson went to Portland on a visit this
morning.
R. F. Baker, of Yaquina bay, who has
been bere for several days, loft for bis home
this morning.
J. II. Wait, roadmaster of the S. P. R.
R. from Junction to Roseburg, was in town
over Sunday.
J. G. Kelley and W. H. Holden left for
Boise Citv, Idaho, this morning to look
after sewer matters in that plaoe.
Rev. Morgan and family are holding ser
vices at the Court Bouse each evening. The
song service la very One.
There ia a young lady in Albany so mod
est that she will not cross a potato patch in
daylight because the potatoes have eyes,
Tbe grand jury at Corvnllis failed to in
dict P. P. Watson, of tbe Sunday Mf rcnrv.
on a charge of criminal libel for publishing
articles retlecting on toe character or J. It
Bcrafford.
Two tiBters of the Good Shepherd are in
Eugene canvassing for the borne for un
fortunate girls in East Portland. This is a
charitable institution and all should con
tribute their mite to sustain the same.
At Itoseburg the new court house
ill have steiis of ltosebunr marble.
from the Deer creek quarry, and the
floor of the portico, and also the col
umns will be made of the same kind of
stone.
Iowa.
If Boies had been beaten as
many votes in Iowa as Campbell
was beaten in Ohio, the Republicans
would have had no grounds for
bragging. However small his ma
jority would seem to be, the fact
that running as a Democrat for
governor of that state he is not
beaten, is a curious and pleasing
fact. In 1870 the Democratic vote
was 00,888. Last Tuesday it was
probably 205,000. Twenty years
in growth and in population and in
Democratic . sentiment have pro-
lunod this nrndiffioUS rC8Ult. The
. 1 CJ
r
lowing
YEAR.
1872..
1876..
1880
progress made is shown by the fol-
DEMOCRAT1C
VOTE.
.. 71,134
.. 112,121
105,845
Independence West Side
gan and wife, who have been
A Rev. Mor-
preachiue at
Corvollis, says "that all of you who are not
saved by March next will be everlastinelv
eondemued," and that beginning with
Match "we will have to endure aeven years
of war and destruction." If you owe a man
a note and it falls due. say about April 1st,
rest easy. Tbe chances are that he will go
up tbe flume.
Marshfield News: H, M. James has
secured a myrtle log about 30 inches in
diameter and 8 feet long, which lie will
whip to a piano manufacturing ifhu In
Huston. It will Ims used for veneering.
Tills log Is sent merely as a sample,
and we predict will be the forerunner
for large orders of this valuable wood,
which is susceptible of such a flue
polish.
Hums Herald: The following is re
ported by Chas. 7Algler: Hay crop of
Harney county; Trout creek 180 tons,
Silviee valley 600, Crano creek SiOO,
Silver creek 2ri00, along the foothills
Uli'i, Island 10,000, Malheur 50(H), Dia
mond valley and vicinity 7400, aggre
gating 2!),S0o tons. The potato crop of
the county will average 00 bushels to
the acre. Grain lie hasn't yet report
ed. Plowing is now the order of tine
day with the farmers.
Governor Pennoyer got in ahead
of President Harrison this year
with his Thanksgiving proclama
tion. Mr. Jones of Binghampton will
not have to pay tho freight, now.
Flowers hat a few dollars left and
there is no freight anyway,
Quay won his victory in Penn
sylvania with "Blaine and Reci
procity" for a slogan. It was a
distinctly anti-administration campaign.
1883 139,093
1884 177,316
1888 1W8'
1889.. 180,111
1890 188,240
Here is a steady and most grati
fying advance, which exhibits
health and endurance.
It is diflicult to draw too dark a
picture of the suffering of tho people
of Kansas through the borrowing
of money. The Howard Citizen
says that in Elk county, from Jan.
1. 1890. to Oct. 15. 1890, 175 mort
gages were foreclosed by the sheriff
average of 14 J per month. Near
ly all of these judgments were for
interest only, on the second mort
gage given to secure tho payment
of the interest coupons. These 175
sheriff's sales brought $44,025, but
as the amount of the judgments
was $134,348, the farmers that have
been sold out are worth $99,370 less
than nothing. Either parts of
Kansas are too poor to support even
grasshoppers or the settlers have
borrowed recklessly.
There will be a hearing In the
United States Supreme court on
Jan. 11th, next, to decide several
important cases governing timber
locations. Tho object is to define
what timber land is under the law.
Land covered witli heavy timber,
on which agricultural crops could
bo raised when the timber is re
moved, is believed to be available
only as agricultural land, but such
land has been taken m large tracts
as timber land, on the ground that
it is "chiefly valuable for timber.
Bad . roads are the complaint
throughout the county. It Bliould
be remedied. Tho road tax, intelli'
gently expended, would give far
better roads than we have at pres
ent. The theory that obtains at
preHents is patchwork. If the
supervisor ot every ljnua district
would build a small piece of road,
where most needed every year, the
road problem would be solved in a
few years, and teams that are now
pulled to death on bad roads could
be kept at much less expense,
A Washington special Bays:
'Clarkson is very much 'down in
the mouth.' Ho feels that his last
chance of becoming a cabinet officer
ias been destroyed by the result in
owa. Campbell and rattison seem
to be eliminated as possible presi
dential candidates, and Boies looms
up for the vice-presidency. Nearly
all Republicans and Democrats be-
leve that Cleveland s nomination
by the Democrats next year is now
nevitable. "
The Republican national com
mittee will meet in Washington on
tho 23d of this month to fix the
time and place for holding the Re
publican national convention next
year. San Francisco is making
great efforts to have the convention
lcld there, as well ns the Demo
cratic convention, and has offered
to pay tho transportation expenses
of the delegates across tho conti
nent.
If so able, acute, clear-minded
and far-seeing a lawyer as Samuel
J. Tilden, aided by tho best legal
advice that New lork affords, was
unable to make a will that would
stand when brought before the
courtsj it is obvious that there is
something wrong somewhere. Is
the trouble with the lawyers, or
with the judges? N. Y. Tribune.
Senator W. R. Forrest is back
from his trip to the East. He was
on the streets yesterday and was
given a welcome by his friends.
He told a Telegraph man last even
ing that' in Eastern politics there
are but two sentiments, one for each
party. One is for Cleveland and
tho other is for Blaine. Seattle
elegraph.
Calico printing originated in In-
ia in very ancient times. The art
spread westward to Asia Minor and
the Levant. It was imported into
Iolland by the Dutch East India
Company, and ppread into Ger
many, tal tco printing was intro
duced into England during the
seventeenth eentuary.
Plowing is proceeding rapidly
throughout the country. It is sel
dom that the Willamette valley is
ft without tho moisture needed to
render tlio ground fit for a crop,
and after planted bring it o fruition.
How would t!.e title "Senator
Sylvester Pennoyer" look? He
would care but little about the title,
but on every economic Question.
xu voica would be found true to
the interesU of the people.
Almost any thing will do for a
summer street or road. Now is the
time to take notes, and olerve
what method can best be used in
their treatment
To All Frieuds of Freedom.
Tho following aptieal for finan
cial aid, and call for a state conven
tion. havelbeetl issued by a com
mittee of the People's party:
Fellow Citizens: We, tho un
dersigned, of the National Central
Committee of the People's party of
the United States, for the state bi
Oregon, hereby appeal to all friends
of freedom to render us such moral
and financial support as will enable
us to thoroughly organize the state,
in order that its jieoplo may become
free from the chains of the tripple
oppressor the land, .money and
transportation monster. Remem
ber that your opponents have the
entire demo-republican governmen
tal machinery, as well as the back
ing of its monopolistic creatures
the homo and foreign syndicates.
which are fast destroying our
liberty aud our homes. The com
mitteo entrusted with tho people's
cause for this state has no such ad
vantages, and your assistance and
active co-operation are absolutely
necessary if anything at all is to
be accomplished in this line. No
one who is true to himself, his fam
ily and his neighbor, can consist
ently or honorably remain inactive
at this hour, when poverty ana
ruin are staring us all in the face
Now is the time and this is the
hour, when you are called upon to
decide as to whether we are to be
free or completely enslaved by an
oppressor whose existence is due to
cruel indifference and imaginary
traditions of the past.
Send all remittances -to Nathan
Pierce, Milton, Umatilla county
Oregon. Do not delay; contribute
whatever you can now. Yours for
Freedom,
Wm. H. Galvani, Clim. '
J. F. Hendrix, Sec.
N. Pierce, Treas.
P. S. The Btate convention wil
be held at Oregon City on Wednes
day after the second Monday in
March, 1892. A state platform is
to be adopted and plans for an ag'
gressive struggle for freedom agreed
upon. Let each county be fully
represented by the proper com
mittee.
Portland has a free bridge at last.
It will have more. Nothing could
have been done more essential to
the prosperity of the metropolis
than tree transit across the river,
densely populated as it is in
some places, the earth' has room for
a great many more people. It is
estimated that there are twenty-two
and a half acres for every' living
person.
mi 1 a 1 a
ine position oi policeman is a
rather dangerous one in San Fran
cisco. For several weeks the force
has averaged the loss of a member
a week by a violent death. It
seems to have become epidemic.
For many years bachelors have
occupied the executive chair of the
state of New York, and therefore
no wife has graced or presided over
the govermental mansion. But
Mrs. Flowers will now do the
honors.
STARR GRIFF
Sells the Celebrate
NON-RUSTING ,
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It now transpires that the reason
the czar of Russia slighted the fresh
young emperor of Germany, going
through his territory twice without
calling and paying his respects, was
that the royal booby told off-color
stories in the presence of the czar's
wile.
Gen. Jackson's old kitchen at the
white house is now utilized as an
elevator engine room. But the old
fashioned ovens are still there and
the niche in the wall remains where
the big crane was suspended in the
old days of primitive hospitality at
ino executive mansion.
The British war office is bound
to practico economy, and therefore
wades in on that line to have a
great saving inaugurated. This it
accomplishes by cutting off the
gold lace upon the uniforms of
army officials, thus making a sav
ing of the enormous sum of 100,
It is conceded that Minister
Egan's usefulness in Chili is end
ed. The present government bit
terly condemns the policy he fol
lowed when Balniaceda was in
power. Egan is an Irishman, else
ho would be recalled. Blaine can
not forget the Irish support he re
ceived in return for his alleged love
of Ireland.
The Kansas City Times says the
rebate feature loi the tariff was dis
cussed Bomewhat at Ada. To un
derstand this rebate it is onlv nec
essary to know that last year gran
ulated sugar refinqd in New York
was retailed in Scotland at four
cents a pound. Its wholesale price
in new York was six and a quarter
cents. Solve that fact for it ia a
fact and you will comprehend the
rebate feature of the tariff.
A street superintendent is needml
in Eugene, the condition of cross
walks is disgraceful;- and it appears
no effort is made to keen them
clean. No one can expect the street
committee to do the wook. They
serye the city without pay or re
ward. A competent man should be
appointed to conduct street .work.
At present gum boots are neelel
when one desires to cross a street
walk.
The Salem Journal sava that
Governor l'ennoyer is a newsimper
man. He looks over as hieh aa a
hundred papers daily when he is in
his office at Salem.
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FOll THE
Lowest Cash Price!
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JAMES McCLAEB
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS arid
. Willamette Street, bet 7U ai
Sportsman's Eporitr
HORN 4 PAINE, .
Practical Gunsniitl
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Repairing done in the nested )!
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Guns Loaned Si Ammunition
Store on Willanwtu ro s
MEST
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Huns hlirh in this cny ov ;-7lhlS
everybody is usini It for taw r' t
Dyii)psia, Constipation, I"'P?T,
build up their system. Try
friends about it, It mujt po .
merit when all speak well oi it. -j
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being cured of catarrh by 'Z
Positive and Negative "s.,'
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Try It '
wanted;
WOOL, HIDES
AND FURS
AT
COLDS MITH'S.
Notice to Creditors.
NPTiIC? i?, HKREBY GIVEN THAT
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Btate of Oreifon. AH person having- claims
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. .V urrcov nnunea to pre
-"ui.mauauir at juunro.
Oregon, orto 0. B. Drri., attorney, at
7 T . monui irom to
date of thranotic-
J'ated OrtoUr Jd, 1801.
?t- lmj". J. J. Won,.
Attorney for esUU Administrator.
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Teh Small Faff
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FOR SAl J
Situated from three W'j
' ALLFIKST-CWS
Finil Grali ail tfj,
The entire tract of l,! j
DIVIDED INTO SMALL ft
From ten teres up. f
Op Reasonab!eTerfi
Inquire, tot fiutber partlcoM" ;
. AT THW
JOS. W.