Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 October 1900 — Page 5

TO CORRESPONDENTS

..-L. M. Coops won the prize offered last week.

EVEMNGSIDE

George Conrad lias been quite ick for the past week with malarial fever. The newest addition is the erection ciecrv room on Wabash avenue.

Zach Williams has made a decided improvement on his property by leveling the door yard and erecting a handsome veraiula.

ALAMO-

Mis* Stella Stonebraker has been. very ^ick for several day-. Mrs. Fred Armentrout."'and'"children

are visiting L. F. Browu and wife. Dorcas Stubbins and sister took supper with Lavina Truax Monday.

Mrs. Noah Myers and Mrs. Thompson, of Crawfordsvilie, attended the sale of G. \V. Titus last Thursday.

Willard Shular has moved into house vacated by Mr. Glea.-on. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell have recently iiioved into their own property here.

Margaret Maxwell, of Ladoga,

spent a few days at tier old home here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee lieichard spent, a part of last week visiting relatives in Fountain county.

Mat Dohert.v and a visiting comrade have been quite buy harvesting potatoes the past week.

Charles Rountree and wife, ol Crawf^rdsville, visited Dr. Brown last Sunday.

Mrs Miunic Elliott and son Fred, of Steam Comers, spent Tuesday with La vina Truax.

Miss Edna umphries visited Gilbert Titus and wife a few days last, week, being called from. her visit to nurse a ease in the city.

Wesley lark"is adding abed room to his house. Mr. G. \Y. Titus had his sale last Thursday week, and realized quite a I .vain, although some things went very low.

We were very sorry to hear of the death of the Linden correspondent. We will miss his letters. One tiling we liked so much about his writing, he took a brave stand always tor the right, land fearlessly stood by his course. We hope some good citizen in that town I will take his place and speak out for the good of their town as he did.

As a general rule the better class of I citizens fight a bad cause. Anything that would have a tendency to corrupt or lower the morals of a town or community should be fought until a.wept lout of existence. The idea that a whisky shop would give popularity to a town is degrading to the person who savs so. A saloon never made a town I prosper in anything unless it'was drunkenness. unhappy women, ruined boys, I insulted girls, starving families, lights, murders, dilapidated homes and a bad reputation for your town. Nothing prospers but the saloon keeper. The money that otherwise should go to the I merchant for food or clothing for a family would go to the saloon keeper. just to satisfy the -appetite of one ae uded fool. Not one. but many of thoiu. 1 think when we see, how independent: and peaceable our sister towns Wayne 11own and Wallace are.sinee the evictkm lof the saloons, that* alone would, be 1

enough to shut up the saloon question

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WEATHER..

Will not be an unconv mon thing during the next few weeks. Be prepared for it and avoid sickness by buying a *x. A.

Rain Coat

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Men's box Mackintosh coats, all wool cover, thoroughly vulcanized $".00 Men's eoverffcloth, medium length box coat, rubber and blanket lined, three thicknesses vulcanized together, storm and cold proof Men's tan covert Mackintosh Boys' Mackintosh, $2.50 to.. Best grade rubber coat

5.00

2.5C 3.00 2.50

Umbrellas

50c to $2.

nome Ciotniefs.

SOUTHEAST CONNER. An.nnr Fusou's house is nearly completed.

Mi^ Ada Paytot. is very low with typhoid feverMarvin Brandenburg went to Greencastle Sunday.

Miss Lillian Ciark has returned from a visit, at Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar proud parents ol a v.

Beau are

Born, to Mv and Mrs. Charles Stevens. last week, a girl.

Miss Vernsi. Hosier spent Saturday with Miss Mabel Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore visited relatives at Wavelatid Sunday. V-fil

Miss Mae Davis went, to Advance Monday, returning Tuesday. Miss Maud Bannister began working at the match factory Monday.

Misses Mabel Elliott and Yerna Hosier started to school Monday. Charley Williams has moved into the house vacated by llomer Bowers.

Miss Mabel Elliott attended the dance east of Whitesville, Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. William l.ytle spent Sunday with Ben Lytic and wife.

Delton Tolan, of Greencastle. visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Decker last week. Mr. Stump is building a house just across the road from the school building

Mrs. Lizzie McClure, of Advance, iy visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Bean. •lames Elliott and Marry Elkins attended the Lafayette street fair last week.

The horse of a Whitesvillian is seen stopping a' Willis Elliott's quite often of late.

Mr. and Mrs. Tlios. M. Hosier visited relatives near New Boss. Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. William Middleton and son •Eddie, who have the typhoid fever, are no better.

Mrs. Kay Corbin reterned home, Monday, after a visit with relatives at Terre Haute.

Miss Eva Bean is not going to school this winter but is going to work in the match factory.

Linn Seawright lead christian endeavor .Monday night, telling of his trip to Europe.

Mrs. Etta Guard, of Smartsburg, visited her sister. Mrs. William Hightower, Tuesday.

The people of the chapel are glad to see the faces of the students back among them again.

it. Miss Mary Ellen Cox, generally ]-li51 Fridav there was no school.

S3a"™^!a? week'at the^iuvme I ,,

of her parents on Fremont street, after

.limmy Moore is clerking for Charley Faust. George Milner is working forJ.A. Day iV Son.

Guntie ov Gunlle have moved their stock of groceries to the west room of the I. O. O. F. block.

Mis^ Glenn Latinum. of Frankfort., returned home after a two weeks' visit, here, among friends.

Miss Zola Clark, who was sick at her

Audrey Cunningham attended the surHomer Mack on Monav prise party on nigh t.

School is progressing nicely, with Edgar Rice and Gertrude Munhall as teachers. There are about 54 scholars enrolled.

Several Uepublican candidates and few others from Crawfordsvilie were here Monday night. I

J. C. Hunt is hatrrlling a large, amount of stock, both feeder* or fat. of. cattle, hogs and shfeep.

The political pot began to boil Monday night at Campbell's hall by the I forming of a McKinley club. l\ev. W.B.Slutz spent. Sunday among friends here on his way to his minis-j. terial work at Connersville. 1ml.

iunius, Mr.s. John hlhngton, is now devoted member. Mr. Harper was a

visiting at IMrlin^ton. quiet, inoffensive citizen, never hale Misses Mabel Llhott, Minnie and

Marvin Brandenburg has considerable business iu Putnam county. Noj one knows what unless he is taking a course of study at DePauw. fi-k .Mrs. Nicely and children return o3? Monday from Advance, where they r, ,, have been since the bur-ial of the form- *01' M-1' \Vhitecotion

er's husband, Albert Nicely. The officers of town had better .look after things iu Wbller's woods. 11.has vgot to be a gambling room and a saloon. If it goes on at this rate long we will have another Howard Ellis case in., this part of tiwn.

The rally day corhmittee would"'like'' to say a wdtd to the parents and children of this part of town. Would like for you to remember that on next Sunday evening at 7:30 the Sunday school of Memorial chapel will observe rally day, and please remember Mr. Fyfife will be with us and have a word for us. We have a short programme and would like your presence and for you to enjoy

More of our people are on their bended knees in our town than ever before. Cause: trying to read the gasj. meter.

John Kersey, out' drayman, is laid up with a large, o'.d fashioned boil on bis ankle, while Geo. .Heffner drives the mules.

I-lev. .). S. Brown, of Belle Ceuter.O., who was here on a visit, preacned an excellent sermon Sunday night at the M. E. church.

W. E. Walls, formerly of Clark's Hill, is now a resident of our town, occupying the Bolser property on west Adams street.

Perry Booher and family, of Cerro Gordo, 111., returned home after a week's visit with hin father, Samuel Booher and family. I The old adage, slow but sure, is beS ing fully demonstrated at present as I the tail end of the Weliever house comes up Main street.

Mrs. Chas. Campbell and daughter, Lucile, left, Monday evening for Oskaloosa, Iowa, where she will join her husband and. make her home for a time,

We have seen a great many miss matched or miss mated peices of maehinery made to work. but we utterly failed on a bored mixer and our gas meter:

S. M. Miller and his dogs have been very successful the last two trips he has made, and all he asks of anyone is to stay on the ground and he will locate them. A:

a painful illness of several weeks. The parents. funeral took place Thursday afternoon Quite a number of young people atat two o'clock, interment at t.he Ma- tended a surprise on Homer Mack sonic cemetery. Miss Cox's many Monday night.

friends will be saddened te learn of her untimely death. Mrs. Hannah .1. Carson, until three years ago a resident of this city, died at! her home last Saturday in Terre Haute. She was 72 years of ape, the day she! died being her birthday. The deceased resided on Franklin street of this city from 1870 until her removal to Terre Haute. She was the mother of twelve children of which seven are still living to know the ioss of a mother, one of! which, Flora, resides in this city. The remains were brougnt here on Monday after her death and taken to the home of M. C. Brandenburg. The funesalj was conducted at Memorial Chapel at! 10 a. m.. on Tuesday by Kev. Go.ss, interment at the Masonic cemetery.

DARLINGTON. I

.John Sparger is the janitor''"at the school building. Old time Methodist singing is a lost art at this place.

Ralph Auman has been verv sick, but is improving. Joe Bradley has extended his time of sprinkling the streets.

A. H. Shauber, formerly of the Echo, has again returned to his first love. Dpn't forget to be in Darlington Oct. 17, 11100. The band will play that night sure.

Rev. A. L. West and wife are attend-1 ing conference at Center, Ind., this week.

A. Peterson attended the Grand Lodge Iv. of P. at Indianapolis the firs of the week.

Miss Iva Fliatt has returned from a week's visit with Miss Alma Snyder, of Indianapolis.

Young & Son will occupy the Hulet room made vacant by Guntie & Guntie in a few days.

John McCain is visiting old scenes and friends in and around Hamilton, O this week.

Millinery opening Oct. 10. 11 and 12 Everybody invited. Cox

Lkwis, Darlington, Ind.

The horse of Ghritle & Guntie, while

moving their store, quietly waited until the wagon was well loaded and then gave a line exhibition of a street carnival by running away, and groceries and provisions were on the decline.

David Harper, an old resident of our town, who had beens'ck for some time, died Saturday evening and was buried Monday, He v. Buchanan preaching the funeral' at the Presbyterian church, of which the deceased had long been a

hearty, but always striving* to do his dutv toward God and his fellow

man. Tie leaves a 'wife and several grown ch'ldreu to mourn.

RURAL ROUTE NO- 2 The sick are much better. The sick are all reported better, W. A. Davidson is bavin? his hay baled. h. Mrs. Middletoiif-is very low .with lymphoid fever. "agar Stephens is working this week

Annie: Weeks began her school at Maph 10 Monday. .las. Shields and wife, of Denver.Col., are visiting relatives here.

Mir Goldie Marks spent last week j\vith friends along the route. S Ella Ray nor. of Crawfordsvilie, visited at J. P. Wren's Sunday.

George Chesterson and wife are visiting relatives in Darlington. Hays Martin will start his corn shucker some time nest week.

A. Clossin went to Darlington Thursday and returned home Friday. I Mrs. Ethel Boaz and children are I spending a few weeks in Illinois.

As Mr. Johnson had to attend a trial

A W O S I W O N A

Hankins, of Indianapo-

lc-itmg- a few weeks with her

Bruce and Arthur Oliver visited their uncle. Henry McDonald, near Darlington Saturday night.

All the threshing will bo done in this vicinity after to-day as James Hunter was the last one on the ring.

Chas. T. Nicholson, of Albuquerque, X. M., is visiting his sister, Mrs. John sou. He brings a favorable report of Prof. S. S. Phillips, who is located in the same city.

As Mr. Douglas could not come all the time to be clas3 leader at Otterbein, Mr. Stephens was re-elected for the place. There will be preaching again in two weeks at night. 1 tew Wm. Sears and family, of Moberly. Mo., who have been missionaries in China since 18 il, visited with Geo. T. Johnson's family last week. Mr. Sears has a very interesting story to tell concerning the boxers.

Rev. Mater delivered his farewell sermon for this year at Otterbeiu Sunday and Sunday night. We can all say that he has been most faithful and if he should not be sent back for the coming year we can recommend him to the people of a different circuit.

KIRK PATRICK.

Mrs. James Wilson is still very poorly. Mrs. Smith and son Piarry spent Sunday at New Richmond.

Mrs. Crosby and daughter, Docia, spent Sunday with Mr. B. Jacobs. Protracted meeting commenced Thursday evening at White church.

Vint Ilindon's horse ran away Sunday, but no serious damage was done. William Dicks and family spent Sunday with Bennett Taylor, of Romney.

John Johnson held a family reunion Sunday, and all the members of his family were present.

Postmaster Brown is trying to secure a mail route for this unoccupied terri tory about Kirkpatriek.

Ilarve Gray fell into the basement of his store room and is nursing a badly injured hand as the result. I Millinery opening Oct. 10, 11 and 12.

Everybody invited. I Cox Lewis. Darlington, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Gates are now in New

Mexico, and Mr. Gates' condition has already been reported better.

Nige Bowers has closed the deal for the purchase of eighty acres of land from his father, A. J. Bowers.

Several of the farmers of this vicinity commenced husking corn Monday, Josh Saidla started five hands.

Charley Davis and Frank Bowers: were among those who had telephones put into their residences last week.

The young people met at the M. E. church Thursday evening and organ-j iaed a Christian Endeavor society. .Nil's. Will Morin and Mrs. Will Peters returned Monday from a two! weeks' stay at West Baden springs.

Joseph and Noble Halstead will return home from Purdue to-day for a visit with their relatives over Sunday,

Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shannon drove to Lafayette Monday In Mr. Shannon's! absence John Bracket clerked in the store.

Rev. Clay pool preached his first sermon for his new year at the M. E. church, Sunday. The meeting was well attended.

Owing to illness, Prof. Ricketts was unable to teach his mandolin clas.i Saturday. Practice was held at the home of Mrs. Dix.

Henry Shobe, the genial candidate from this district for county commissioner ou the Democratic: ticket is supporting a very fine large umbrella top on his new buggy.

Wesley PIoss and wfe, of Neodasha, Kansas, 'who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoss and family, have returned home. Wesley Hoss is a Democrat, but admits that Kansas will probably go Republican this fall.

The carpenters are finishing the woodwork on the new school building, which will be completed and ready for I occupancy about Oct. 15 A second teacher has been employed to commence Monday in the old building', to meet the needs of the steadily increasing attendance The boys have organized a base ball team am

Yoa Can't

are ready to cros

bats with any of the teams of the surrounding town schools. The teaching of music will be begun regularly Monda v.

KENTWOOD.

Bessie Cowan is attending school at, Elmdale. James Miller had his clover threshed this week. I

The Williams boys are painting Ab Hank's house. Geo. Cowan has the lumber hauled to build a new barn.

Chelsey Utterback is making Bryan speeches this fall. Sada Miller will attend school at Waveland this winter.

School commenced last week with Chas. IIauk as teacher. Wm. Allen is building a new fence for Daniel Ilauk, of Elmdale.

Robt. Cowan was home from Mace Sunday where he is teaching school. John Merrill and Walter Johnson completed a summer kitchen for Albert Luse last Tuesday.

Mrs. Philip Hayes and Mrs, Dolph Shurr, of Wavnotown, were the guests of Mrs. Chas. Hank last Tuesday. (Juite a crowd gathered at John Merrill's on Friday evening of last week and spent the' evening in eating ice cream, cake and watermelon and list en ing to the music. Those present were: Geo. l'etro and wife, Levi Coons and wife, Chas. Ilauk. and wife, lilt Baldwin. Miss Bertha Miller, Stella l'etro. Maude Grubbs, and Wesley Grubbs, wife and son.

NICE clea': -ld papers at THE JOURNAL office oc a bundle, for house cleaning.

Take

Home with you, so yoti Will have to stay with it.

All The Week Oct. 15 to 20,

Montgomery is "Strictly In It," wc mean the

"Com Belt"

Premiums Ever Offered in the County for a

Corn Display.

1 Free Shows All Over Town. Magnificent Flower Parade. Tent Shows and Hall Shows

Corn Always Was Wafm^n,.

I WATCH THE TEMPERATURE THAT WEEK

NORTH UNION.

Omer Clifton is on the sick lKt,.:\ Little Herbert, Samson is some better! at this writing.

Stella and Earl Wray spent Sund iy with Carrie Vaneleave. Mrs. YV. W. Ewiug visited Mfs: R. B. Faust Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Lee Surface and son spent, Sunday with Mrs. .las. Whitescl. Mr. and Mrs.'John DickersOn spentTuesday with Uncle John Childers. 7^:

Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton Wrav were the guests of John Coons and wife Sunday.

Mabel Sanders has been' visiting- her little cousins, Grace and Ruth Faust, this week*.

Jasper Whitescl and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Utterback Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Faust, attended a funeral near Blooniingdale, Parke countv, this week.

WRING NECK

We are glad to welcome Kev. Crowd,er back as our pastor. ,f?w Alex Bales and wife dined with Sain Allen and family Sunday.

George dinger has sold his farm to Epli Dowden, of New Market. Miss Maude Rush called on Miss Pearl W iseheart Tuesday night.

Several from here attended church at Young's chapel Sunday night. We a»'e sorry to hear of the sudden death of our brother Linden scribe.

Miss Cora Hopkins, of near Darlington, is working for Mrs. Geo. Clinger. Charlie Staley and family and Clint Conrad and family spent Sunday with Howard Gillisand family.

Kip Rosebauin and little son, of Crawfordsvilie, were on one streets Sunday. 7'

Will Gullv and Miw Fannie Brown were happily married at Crawfordsvilie last week.

Ben Buck and family and John Buck and wife took dinner with Pierce Wolivor and family Sunday.

The ice cream festival given at school house No. 1 last Tuesday night for the benefit of the Y. P. R. C. whs a grand success.

Mahlon Dawson and daughter, Mrs. Hattie Roberts and son, of Watseka, 111., who has been visiting fi iends and relatives here the past three weeks, returned hoine last Moiuiav.

I Wm. Hart and wifo, of Shed, Oregon, James Hart and wife, of Kirkpatriek, 'and Mrs. Emma Coinpton, of Darlington. and T. C. Wisohart. and family spent Sunday at C. W. Conrad's.

FIDDLERS' POINT.

Ed Conrad and family visited at Geo. King's Sunday. Mrs. Dora Oliver visited at George ing's Sunday and Monday.

Several from here attended the rally at Crawfordsvilie Wednesday. Adelbert Kellison and Wesley King are cutting wood on Mrs. Voris' place,

Mrs. Miller and sister will soon move in their new house, near Will Gully's, Miss Mollie Nicholson, of Crawfordsvilie, is visiting at James Conrad's this week.

Mr. Christ-man and wifo and Mrs. Etta Mote and little daughter visited at James Conrad's Sunday.

Rev. Hedrick, of Crawfordsvilie, gave two very interesting sermons last Sunday morning and night.

H'.'I'ITION (K 1118CI1A KGE

PKI'inoN

ItANKKl/l'T !•'.)]{ II IS

In Mh mat tor of William T5. Nasli, bank-: ruut. No. t54 In tianUrupli'y District of Indiana, ss: iij tills S.ith day of Si'p'.(iml)i'i'. A. II. 1 900, on rinicllns tliu putl.lon of tliu la.iil rnpt for Ills ilMctiiirKo, It Is orderiul by tin-i-onri, that.,.-: a hi-arln^ b« Had nyon t.li* fiame on tliu IU)111 day of {l.'.t.obor, A. I). botoi c» suld court, a', I iidtanivrMills, in said district., at ninn o'clock In the forenoon, mid Hint not.icn h(»r«-r tie unhllstiori (wlcn In t'u (Yawfonlsvillc JoniiNAi,. a new* paper prlnt.iv! In en Id 7 district hmI ill ,t, sill known 'creditors ami oi her persons In interest may appear «t. the «a!H lime and p.ce and show cauHe, If any hey have, why the prayer of said pel it-loiio'i should not be i^ranttMl. 7

Ami It further ordered by Urn court. ih,t, the clerk sha't send lv nia.'l all U-nowii creut nrs copies of sa'.d pe.tllion and tins urdiir, addres-ed to them at t.lieir places1: of reside- as stated.

Wlitif

the llonoriible John II. llaUer.

iudtie of said court,, and-the se.il tln-nnif lit I ndlfun, pn IIri sam district, on the 25th day of Si-ptenibi'.--. I) 1'JOO ,7 '.M NUItl.K H. I!U I' 1,10It, Olerk.

DISUHAKtiK

Will Gully returned home Monuay promptlv. with his new bride. We extend to I them our good wishes through life's NICE clean old papers at THE JOUB journey. I NAL office.

HANIvKI IT I'OK Ills

Ii. thomatter of Abraham I,. Cook, bankrupt. Nil. Bin l'i hankrui tc Dlstrli.t ,,f Indiana,

B.S:

On this 2ftli.-iay of Hci'tcmbor, a 1). 1 9uo, on reading lu petition of tin* i.anU-i-unt, ,'r bis difcharue. It soidurrd Ijv tin) court, that ahearlim tie had upon the summon the lioth day of Oetobnr, A. D. lillJO, tn-fon. said i-oiirt, at Indianapolis, In said dlstrlet., at nine o'clock In the forum,on, and thai notice thereof tie published twice in t,ho ''rawfordsville .lotlUNAl,. a newspaper prlii"".i In s-ild di.st.rii-t a-id that all luiowii ercdliorn and ol her |ii"s'iis in 11,fi resti in appear "t the said t,true and place and show cmse. If any they have, why the prayer of the said petitioner sliouUI not. be uranted.

And it is further rdered by the rourf that the clerk shall send by mail to a I known creditors copies of mod petition and this order, ai diessi ti.tbem at their places of re .Ifience as stafd.

Witness, ihe lion' rail lohn 'I. Maker, ju lift) Of said court, and 'he seal thereo' at I ndia»-apollin said district, on the '26th day of .September. A I) 11)111 2t NUIIM: HI TI,KI{.

TTITION OF Discii a lit I-:.

ci.rk

HANK lit' I'd It ilh

In the matter o' Kdward M. Mclotlre, I nUrn. 1. No. banid-nptey, I I M«t r|e I nil liitia, s: in I bu 251 day or ri. pte.inhi-r, A. D. l'joo, on it-ailiiiii 'lie petition of the bankrupt, fur hwdls iMrfre It is oril- r* dIn tile conri that a hear rg be ha "n the me !he 301 |, day o' October. A.I) 1 UIJO, before saui court, int. I rid I an a polls. In snld district., ai. nine o'clock in the renooti, and that notice tin reof be puWishMl twlcein tlie C'rawfordsvilie .locaNAl.. a newspaper printed in said district ad hat. all known creditors and ''the:• person" in int"r. st. may appear at the -s Id 'line arid place a"d show en use. If any t.liey have, whv the praye-of the s„ld petiih ir slin'd not be i/ranted.

And" is further od"r,d by ttio c«i"t, that the e'erk stiall feed liv mall to all kn-'wn redlt 'rs copies of vuld ncti'ion I this order, addressed to tln tn ut their plac-s of r- s| ence us st jit.eil

Witness, the lloirir'ihle .lohn II. iiaker. j' dife nf s'llJ cc i.rt. and the feai thereof n'liinap .lis In sild district, on the 25th day of September. A II 1900. 2t NOHM: HI TI.Ki Clerk

DM IN I ST IJ ATOU'S 1 Es'l'A i'K

SAI.K OK RF.A I,

I .Notice Is hereby itiven that by virtue of an oroer of the Monl|iomory countv circuit, court, the underlie- el ad ml 1st rat or of the estate of W| Ibim Sutton, deceased, will offer for sale at publl auction on th« premises on the 3Uth day of October. lBon.ut 2:3(J o'clock p. in.i the following described real e-tate, towit. situate la i\iout {om'."ry county, Indiana, to-wii

The east half of the northeast quarter ',f section twenty-two. township 20 north, runt hrtv west, ccnl.a nii'K HO ncreN

Tkums—Onp-thlr eisli In liai and the ri sidue In i)ual amounts at, -Ix and twelve months from date of sale, wit notes hi »|,x pt cent luteieit. waiving va'uatlon and appralsiMjie.nl. laws and secured bv mortnajfe on real estate sold.

HKNKV SMITH.

W. H. Mount, Adminlstrtttor, Auctlone-'r wlo-15 -it

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