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THE ARGUS
L. A. LONG, Editor.
J. A BOWEN, Manager.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington, D. C. Dec. 2, 1894.
Of course President Cleveland
and Secretary Carlisle were j leas
ed to have subscriptions for more
than three limes the amount rf the
bond issue submitted in answer to
the call, but they both had expect
ed quitit us favorable a showing.
If it should be determined, as now
r,ihlM,l weekly . very Thursday even- ,.m,l4l. that the entire is-
iog, Kast siiltt of ieeont St., museum, ur. i i -
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
SriJSCRIPTION TRICK.
Single copy five cents.
One year.tt.OU.
Six monili ints.
Thre months 35 cents.
Vivinrtt Cards, Per Year J12.00.
Contract t'ol.. )kt inch per month.. . Jto
Special Advertising, S)vcial Kates.
Fotnnxl at the Post-omre at Hillsboro,
Oregon, as heconu-cln mail matter.
THURSDAY. DEC. 6, 1894.
WILL MARE A RECORD.
The Democratic- Cusipress has
anij 1 opportunity to yet rnnKe it-r-lf
givat niwl famous before the
republicans get in power. It can
pive the nation control f the Nie
araugua canal. Upon completion
this would 1h of vast liem-fit to the
roHiitrv. and clone would do much
to give employment to idle tli.nts
aK There undonhledly will bo
legislation on the monetary ques
tion, and it is safe to predict that
the uijeet and and its remedial
agencies will receive earnest atten
tion. Tiiose who know the present
attitude of the administration fully
believe that a clearer und-rstandtng
ofihis vexatious problem will be
the result of this convention. A
Y.iecilating Klicy on this one issue
will be dangerous. There is a well
tiefiii-il feeling in the country that
there is something radically wrong
in a financial policy which admits
of so severe contraction. Legisla
tion mint follow, no matter what
opposition conies, and it must be
wholesome lawmaking, at that.
The enactment of Secretary Car
lisle's new financial plan may have
the desired effect. Conservatives
claim that there is money enough at
the present volume, provided the
obstacles to healthy circulation be
removed. Failing in this, they are
heartily in favor of laws favoring
more silver. The rank and file of
democracy feel assured that the
'party will U ali in its power to
ameliorate the times. Democratic
principles have a chance for enactment.
It is a peculiar fact that many
republicans who were bitterly op
P'Sed to the silver bill originated
by the democats last spring, are
now fall'ng into line on this much
mooted question. They simply re
alize that sooner or later justice will
be done to the white metal, and
they desire to get ii; on the ground
floor in time to appropriate demo
cratic doctrine by the time the
next, campaign materializes. The
democrats of the House are cogni
zant of this fact, and will work
hard to defeat the attempt. They
want silver and they will probab
ly show the opposition that they
object to them boldly taking demo
cratic priniples by default.
If things continue this way very
long, all who carry s dollar with
them after night will have to carry
a gun, or a body guard. "Hold
ups" are too frequen altogether.
There was a time when necktie par
ties usually followed the capture of
nocturnal plunderers, and if rol
bcries continue much longer as
have they for the past several
months, there will be some one in
need of a priest. People get tired
of being held up all the time.
All that Hillsboro needs to
make the city look clean and in
viting, is clean streets and repaired
sidewalks, with an occasional ele
vated crossing. No doubt the new
ly elected mayor and city council
will do all thev can to fill the need.
sue shall be sold to the syndicate
represented by the United States
Trust Company's bid, which is on
a basis of 2. 7-8 percent interest on
the bonds, the record for placing
binds at the lowest rate will have
been broken. The matter will lie
settled earlv this week. In any
event, no matter which of the bid
dors get the bonds, the interest will
not exceed 3 per cent. It is hoped
that the gold reserve fund will be
strengthened to almost the total
amount thst will be received from
the sale of the bonds, but it will I
several weeks lie fore that can defi
nitely known. Whether democrat
ic members of the House will carry
out their announced intentions of
attacking this bond issue remains
to be seen. They will not, if they
follow the advice of their more con
servative colleagues who realize that
no possible good can come from a
proceeding of that kind.
Democrats are doing more think
ing than talking these days, and
one of the results is a proposition
that meets with much favor among
the few democrats who have reach
ed Washington. This proposition
is in the nature of a suggestion to
the President, that he omit from
his messi.ge to Congress, all men
tion of financial recommendations,
except that a monetary commission
be authorized by Congress, to be
appointed by the president, which
shall make a thorough investiga
tion of our entire financial Bystem,
and report what ought to be done.
This proposition is in tha interest
of party harmony, and is backed
up by two members of the cabinet--Secretary
Morton and Attorney
General Olney and some influen
tial Congressmen; but as President
Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle
have some very decided ideas as
to our moi.etary system and its
needs, the suggestion may not be
adopted.
There ip a probability that Capt.
Howgate. the man who defaulted
for a large sum while acting as dis
bursing officer of the Signal Service
some fourteen years ago, and who
was last summer run down and
brought back to Washington by
the instrumentality of Secretary
Morton, may after all, escape pun
ishment. The old indictments are
faultily drawn many believe pur
posely" so, by his republican friends
in order to clear him. The papers
ar not all to be found, and many
of the most important witnesses
against him are dead. It is believ
ed that the missing papers were
destroyed by those who shared in
Howgate's plunder, and since it is
learned they are missing, the num
ber who think that those sharers
were prominent ollicials at that
time, has increased. The District
Attorney thinks there still is evi
dence enough to convict him, but
this belief is not shared in by the
general public.
Chairman Bayers, of the House
committee on appropriations, has
his committee at work, in order to
get one or two of the regular Ap
propriation bills ready to report to
the House soon after the assem
bling of Congress. Mr Sayers
thinks the pension and fortification
bills can be put through before
the Holidays.
President Cleveland has not vis
ited the4Vhite House for more than
a week, owing to an attack of his
old enemy, the rheumatic gout, but
it has not prevented his keeping
at work on his message.
The members of the Sub-Committee
of the House Com. on Judic
iary, who are charged with the
duty of investigating the serious
charges made against Judge Kicks,
will meet at Cleveland, Ohio, this
week. Members of the committee
who have been in Warhington ex
pect that the investigation will be
completed in time for a report to be
made to the Judiciary Committee,
at its first meeting after Congress
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge T. A. McBrideon the bench
C. P. Yates, C. W. Williams, E.
C. Hughes and Joe Vaughn were
appointed as bailiffs. William
Griffin, a juror, was excused for
the term.
The grand jury empanelled are
J II Sewell, II II Hall, J 0 Gust in,
Peter Gottlieb. J G Boos, J Heis
ler and M Heiling.
Alice ISigelow. administratrix of
the estate of F H Bigelow, deceased,
vs Southern Pacific Company, ac
tion for damages; motion for new
trial overruled and judgment given
defend ml for cost.
M L Gove vs James Killen et al,
foreclosure suit, judgment for plain
tiff in the sum of !FS3S.:;, and flW
attorney fee and costs, and mort
gaged premises decreed to be sold
to pay judgment.
State vs Myron Beard, indicted
for assault and battery three in
dictments, arraigned and plea of
not guilty entered, L h Kindt ap
pointed to defend.
W A. Goodin vs Lillian A Stev
ens et at, attachment suit. Writ
of attachment dissol ved-
W A Goodin vs Lillian A Stev
Stevens et al, action for money, or
dered that the name of Lillian A
Stevens be substituted for that of
defendant, J E Showers.
John Kaslalik vs Frank Pilerek,
action for money, plaintiff's de
murrer overruled.
First National Bank of Hills
boro vs J A Reid and Edward Con
stable, judgment rendered for $370
and costs.
John L Hunt vs Louisa J Hunt,
divorce suit, default of defendant
entered.
E A Cunningham vs U S G
Marquam et ux and F P Mays,
judgment for plaintiff for 1839.15
and costs, and mortgaged premises
deem! to be sold.
E D Shattuck vs John Masters
et ux. and San Francisco bank,
judgment for plaintiff for $500 with
interest from October o, Vo
attorney fees and costs and mort
gaged premises ordered sold.
E D Shattuck vs J A Reid, Mar
garet Constable add C H Dodd &,
Co. et al, judgment for plaintiff for
1300 with interest at 10 per cent.
from May 18. 1892, and mortgaged
premises decreed to be sold.
Elizabeth Riehey. administra
trix, vs R L Wooster et ux and D
Corwin et ux, judgment for plain
tiff for $1395 and costs; mortgaged
premises ordered sold.
John W Shutf vs Theresa and
E H Malilz and N A Barrett, judg
ment rendered for $893 and costs;
and mortgaged premises ordered
sold.
Gilbert Blair vs Preston Rich
ardson, action for money; contin
ued.
Marion Brower vs G V Brower,
divorce; continued.
Robt J Patton & Son vs Talbot
Miller et al, action for money; con
tinued. Arata Donahue fe Co vs IMtro
and Anglo Ambrozi, action for
nionev; continued.
Chas. Ohio vs II II Hendrix, to
quiet title; continued.
Geo McCuon vs Henrv
equity; continued.
hearing the final account of D Ki
Hunter, Gault, deceased.
Louisa Auicker appointee guar-
Notice For Publication.
Laku Orru'K At Okriion Oitt, Okkuox)
Oetolwr 27. !.(
rOTtl'KN hereby nlveu tlmt the lolltiw-
In the matter of the estate ol man or me nrii ami estate ... i,,K-..i..o0 filler ha. hd notice of
Richard Morton, insolvent debtor; John Anicker, an insane person, m, jm,.,,,,, to niuke tinul nmol in .up-
continued. I withbonds fixed at l.UHl, vnh S -rt of hi emu,, ... ... I .-ft
In the matter of the estate ofJ:T Lu.kUUr and Peter Kindt as r , niiWh.ni. Or., .mi !;. 14.
L Smith, insolvent debtor; contin-' sureties. C Cm-k, John Kindt and lsiil, vii: , iihviiii.imI
ued. James Lluian were appomieu ap- H K Ni;,M,7, ,,. s. K. 'of S. K. 'v
Bradlev, Metcalf A Co vs T U 1 praistrs. s.v.'iV, s! s i w. j Sec M. T. ;i X
Cornelius, action for money; con-; Petition of the administrator of K. ft v ;aml . H i N. W. h .
tinued. Patrick MeQuude, deceased, asking '' Vf 'liLmi-a the following witnesses to
Inl.,. I lloflmnn v P W I'M- u.ive to sc lleisoual tvronertV lor move his continu"" rexu eiiee up... ......
wards, Foreclosure; continued. cash in hand was granted.
Win Baillie et il vs John Uob-i Quarterly teporl of the adminis
ertson et al, action for money ; con-' trator of Louis Roy, d ceased, tiled,
tinned. ! Personal property as follows was
In the matter of the estate of M set off to ti e i.!ow: 5 li. ad of hogs,
A Powell, insolvent deVtor; contin-: 2 work horses, I set team harness,
ned, ' 1 farm wagon, 1 plow, 3 ton of hay,
I'liliivuiiiin of. said laud, vir
i Ih UrinVt' HaU'H I'reek, Or.,
N.C. Lilly. ;
, S. W. tier.
1 Anion I'owell, " " ' , ,
I ;-0 liiinuur A. Mili.kr. Uritistur.
I
."Mill SAI.K.-By H I'. Howard, of for-
neliii", si'veiily live acres la trai ls to
...... I, ... 'rli'i. rum I. I. I fl tT
In the matter of the estate of S 11M) bushels wheat, 12;) buslisis 1U.M.. This luml is i .cnie.i nnie imrui
I) Powell, insolvent dehter; contin- oats, 2 cows, 2 doz-n chickens and et olVornelu .iorrm lumL
ued. ' ; In.iiM'hold and kitchen furniture.
Boos & Heitzhousen vs C S Nay-! Remainder of peixmal property .. orchard ol ai.oui :w tunny wauni:
lor, appeal from J P court; dis- ordered sold at private sale on sixi1
missed. - 'month..' credit, interest at 8 per- Notice of Final Settlement.
Felix Grepaire vs Ira Wheeler, -cent. J XTOTU'K i heielivTiven dm. the under-
action for money; Continued. In the mailer of the estate ol NiK1H,lt u.,ll!m'v.fiiKM'tuioof u, n.
In the matter of tin assignment, Elias Newton, deceased; petitioners j wiltrout, John WiHrout uml Klieri i.i;ly,
of Chas Collin-, insolvent debtor; claim allowed. I h"s U..- I'm-uit ivurt ol
Continued. ! In the matter of the estates of U i tin. state oI Uivkoii fur Wusliinnton eoun-1
John E Showers vs F Wilson e. jG Jackson. Melinda Hoover, J"f! i$A!T
al, foreclosure; dismissed. Hoover and John Lursniau, de- j ,,,) liy ,n(, jaltK(. f ,ut court on I'Vi.lay,
ir. tLu ... . tu.i- nf the iiKsionmiiit i .'fused : linal heai illif snt for Jaiitl- i lice ember Till. IS!H.
of N A Barrett, insolvent debtor;!ury 7, 1S95, at 10 a. in. j.l,0;1 ll,is N'ov' 7' it.swisi.Rv.
continued j-'lll the mutter of the estate ofl Asxitruec ol the estate ol I). H. Wiltrnul,
ii M-..1 .t. v. Wi..l.i....v Mienddi... .I.-cwismI: one- John Wiltrout ami Klhert Lilly, partners
n , cuiui.k w " .............. j r, - Ui ..-..in A-Co iiso vent leli oi-s.
M'srsKHH IHPKX.
P. A. P. J. BUryi nltynlelmiR.
Ilnrrett A AtlninR, att'y-at-luwj
II. Ilrown, Uontlit, Rweiirtl.
K.sT:HN MII.I.INKH.see u.l.
11. II. tlreer, llnteer, ee(l.
IlllUhoro I'liHriuacy, Hoe ml.
HIllsDoro Mrat Markol, d.
I'. H. lleltlle, Hakery, Main "t. e ml.
H. II. Iluslon, tttt'y-at-law; am ml.
J. I. KuiKl.t. Insurance ' See ail.
V. A. I.alcllaw, Merchant, .co ml
K. T. Iiliik-lnl.r. physi. ii.n; sin a.t.y
). It. Kpt'liCfr. Ilarlr, nee ad.
S hulniei l I. on. noil, uiilae.
Hi liulnierl. h H kot lij huteliera.
J. II. Snilili, llaar wk iuI,
T. II. Toimiie. ntt'.v-nt-tawi w ad..
.liinicM ri.iMipe.TainlesIc, M. I.
II. lliiiei'imlirei', Jeweler, wo ml.
Wiley K I.nni.t'ily Lit. ry, see ad..
V. 1. Wood, jiIi.vmI.'Iuiii seo ad.
W.J. ll. n.i sle temlicii mii ad.
Wilkes llios. KUI'Veyois.soe u.l.
G. B. HUSTON,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
ANt
NOTARY PUBLIC
Km.iiiS Union muck, HHUilwro, Of.
DARRETT A ADAMS, .
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
H.M.iiiH (I and 7 Control Block,
tlllltxro, Or.
EXECUTRIXS NOTICF.
XTDTICK isherl'VKlven that, I the uuder-
ll nineil have linen by tlie I 'utility Court
H:izel Stock Farm, action for mon-; half of a certain note allowed to
ev: dismissed. ' .Minerva Shiplev, court tinding pe-
?. ........ ;..
State vs A A .Mead; defendant titioner a partner,
pleaded guilty to the crime of big- j makriac.k lich.nsk.
amy and and was sentenced to the j oV .8tli. .1 H Fowler and I ot the state ..f Oregon for V:isiiinni..n
penitentiary for three venrs. v ,,."',. i. ; County, appointed executrix of the la-i
Hall vs Hall, decree of divorce; -
granted. ! CtjaSiAliK OF
V arnum vs arnum, decree ot; ...t,
divorce granted. j
Parsons vs Parsons, decree of di- The fie: nnJ unlir.ii:e.l coinage of
Vorce granted. ' silver, the product of Anurican mines,
Lebard
granted.
vs Lebard, divorce; . the dJ of j( of si,ver t0 , of '
Mantling vs Manning, divorce; ioU ish only solution ..f and ,
granted. i remeu7 ,ur l,ie uisturuea ana unsntis-1
Lenox vs Lenox, divorce; granted. I factory condition of trade, manul'ac-1
; Barrett vs Barrett, divorce; ; ture and eencral business of the coun-1
try. The surreptitious act of 1873,
divorcing silver ar.d gold in our tr. r.ic
tary system, was a crime of untold
magnitude. It was the rankest kind
of class legislation in favor of the
wealthy against the producers of
wealth, and hostile to tlio prosperity 1
of the United States. It was an act
of treason because done at the instance
of a European syndicate and for bribe
tnoney, "giving aid and comfort to
our country's enemies." To shield
i will mid testiment ol Iahih Huv. d eeasi"!
land h:ie (iiiallii.l as a itch exeenlrix. All
I pi-rsons li.n'iiu.' eliiiiiiM against thi' estate
; o! Louis, liov, ilei eas. .1, me hereby uoli
; lied to pr sent the Mime toiiieilh the
j pr..Mir vom liers. al the law ollieu uf liar
! ret l A. A lions, in Hilllioio, Oregon Willi
1 in six mouths from the dale lien of.
Dated this Scptunilier-ltii. tsjll,
Amand M. HoV, Kxeeutrix ot the last
T. H. TONGUE,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW,
l:i M u'Kan Itlork,
Hillsboro, Oron.
W. D.WOOD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Olllep In I'lieiiotte Kow. Healdanot,
corner First und Main streeU, HllUbortt,
Oregon. . '
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ollleeln lllltabnm l'harmBey, Riwl
denee wist of Court House. UlAe hour
i and tentiiuent of Louis lioy.d.ce. 1. 1 tK'timi"
- - - - residuneu.
granted.
Hunt vs Hunt, divorce; granted
COL' NT Y COURT LAW.
Wehrung & Sons vs'Wni Chal
mers, for money; judgment for
plaintiff' by default.
Fred L Peterson and Mat Scliei
ble admitted to full citizenship.
Mutt Sheihle, Win. Stoll, and
Frederick Ltidwig were admitted lo
full citizenship.
PROBATE.
Julia L Dennis appointed ad
ministratrix of the estate of P Mj
Dennis, deceased, with liond lixtl
at $1000 and John Dennis am
itEADinS PAPER
mm coast
F. A BAII.KY, M.D. F.J. BAII.RY, B.R.M.D.
i DRS. F. A. AND F. J. BAILEY,
i Physicians, Surgeons and Accouchers.
I' Ollleo In HlllslH.ro Pharmacy. Kel
' deiico (nitn-wet oornor Bawdlno and
' Pm-ond. All raits promptly attended day
j or nltfht.
j JAMES PB1LUPPK T1MISSI8, M. D.
! PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surueon Southern Paolflo ltallniad Oo.
CouHiillatloiiin Kroneh or English. Ofllee
lid residence south of Main near 3d St.,
j Hillslx,Vo, Or.
the guilty parties, the well authenii-
, , cated f 1 :.s, often published, have been
W Morgon as sureties. J J Mor- vigoiou.-uy ucu.cu.
gan, W A Laidlaw and W D Smith! The Enquirer will continue to ex
were appointed appraisers. j pose this unpardonable crime until
Estate of David Dapp, deceased, 1 right and justice are dcie the people
inventory and report of appraisers j by the M storatijj, cf sUver to its
. t tt n rr i ! old companionship with gold. We
Estate of II C ODemm111.de- . , . , ,
ceased, inventory and report of ap- "eed the assistance cf the people m
praisers filed. disseminating the truth, to which end
Will of .Samuel Stoller, deceased, we mvit.' all in your teieuion 01 pa-
proven in open court, and 111 obe
dience lo iis provisions, Elizabeth
Stoller is appointed executrix with
out lamds. Jncoh U'ismer. W J
Wisnier 11 ml C F W-aldccker ap
pointed appraisers.
Monday, Decemlier 24lh, set for
1UK. CllltONICI.F nuiks wiu tbt
iiwaiwr in lh united Stun.
THK OIIRoniclf. hm no Halonth rulai
wnsi. It itwl-. til In m.llity. nUrpr.M and nwt
THK C1IKONICLIPH Tl(.(TMUle Rporu. .r,
Itm u.nt ul moat nUabl. iw lwal Ncwa tlx
ruilew aa4 aulcim, and IU Editorial! from lai
bleat pens In lot country. !
THK Oil RON ICI.K hu alwaya bean, and alwayi
tll bo. tha friend and clum.lon of Ilia pnipla u I
xaliiatoooiblnatluna, cliques, ourpxratloiia. or op. I
nr.ool.ma ot on)- kind. II wiu So Uulopauilaiil lo
WotyiaUic, Moinl la Bathii
W. J. WALL, MUSIC TEACHER.
-INSTRUCTION GIVEN ON-
The Organ, Piano, Violincello,
And Claironet
ADDRESS: W. J. WALL, HILLSBORO, OR.
TERMS MODERATE.
When United; States senators
are elected bv the popular will of! convenes
the ueonle there will be no exuen- Colonel Simmons, Collector of
live deadlocks, and disgraceful con-1 11:10' !'"1 xvTenu,eor ,.the EaLster.n
. .. . ,, ... - . ! District of North Carolina, who is
teste.. As it now is (lie will of the . w..i.:..,.. r ,i.
people is the will of a few that can
control a legislature.
The smoke supposed to have
bten seen coming from the crest of
Mt. Iiaineer, has come to public
notice early in the year. These lit
tle occurrences come nnnu: lly, but
generally in the spring time, when
buds are swelling.
As eastern paper hasacaricntiire
representing the pugilist, Corbett,
in an attitude of surprise looking
at ,FitzsimmonB fist, while he men
tally soliloquizes, "Wouldn't that
kilfyou?"
visiting Washington, says of the
legislature of that state, and the
coining election by it of two U. S.
Senators one to fill the unexpired
term of the late Senator Vance,
which runs until March 3rd, 199,
and the other to succeed R'insorn,
whose term expires March 3rd, 18
95: '"The democrats have ten
seufttors out of fiftv and in the
house forlv-five members out of
one hundred and twenty. The re
mainder is pretty evenly divided
between the republicans and popu
lists, with a slight proportion in
tavor ot the latter. l nave no
doubt but two senators will be elec
ted without wrangling one will
be a republican, the other populist,
If Marion Butler is elected, as now
seems probable, there will -virtual-
, Iv be two republicans in the Senate
The democrats left a surplus of 1 from tluit state. On the stump,
ainniWHim t ., A ,.f nii.vp. 1 Butler attacked the Senate Tariff
, .' . , . , (bill, and declared the MoKinlev
.anas n ..,..,1tim.u . . jlttw preferable. He is a protection
Harrison had one term, following Hnfi wiil vote that way. All
this, there was a deficit of $30,000, the populist leaders are really 10
fjQ(J. - " - publican, iinywav.
SCHULMERICH & KOCH,
MEAT MARKET.
Fresh and Salt Meats always on Hand.
Second street, Hillsboro, Oregon.
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET,
I. E BEUST, Prop
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Highest : Matket : Price : Paid : for : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep : and ; Hons
Cash Paid for Poultry.
pers for the coming season to include
the Enquirer, that costs only $1.00 a
year. (Issued twice a week.)
Liberal commissions and cash re
wards given to club raisers. Sample
copies free. Enquirer Company,
Cincinnati, 0.
Chattel Mortgage Sale,
THK unileMitmeil iiiortKHKu will null
the following ilficriiitil property to
the highest bhldcr ut puhllr auction at the
farm of I). A. ('loninjirr, 2' miles north
west of Hillshoro, (Iivkoii, on Saturday,
Decembers. IWH, to-wit:
Two 2-yenr-oM white heifers, part Durham
One white cow "
" dark rod cow
" red anil white cow
' 2-yeur-old heifer.
" red and white cow
" man "
" light yellow "
" spotted
" 3-yenr old
Two
One heifer
rive " calves
, Ayersliiro A "
, Durham
half Jersey
o ..
IHIlt "
half Durham
part Holstein
lialf
74
MAIN STREET,
HILLSBOKO,
OREGON.
WILEY k DENNIS,
One 3-yeur-old rcjtinl erel Short Horn bull
"imported by Dr. Hawthorne.
" 2-year-old regmtjred llolitein "
Two line brood sow.
' brown horses, 13 handa hih
One bay "
" Z horse wagon
" 2 " plow
" steel lever hay rake
" pew Ituckeyc mower
" set dbl team harness
" sulky hay rake
Two ten gal milk cans
" 8 " " '
One 30 " " "
'M ncre fall irrain
Oilier things too iiiiiiierous to mention
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Oetober24, 189i. J
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Notice of Final Settlement.
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aid onrt on Kririnv IHwnWrT, kOI.
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