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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-10

ORA letter in the American (Matamo.
ros) Flag, dated Camargo, Sept. Goth
says:Seyeral teams came in this morning
from Ceralvo, and | am informed BY the
teamsters that several trains, to the mum.
ber of lightweight wagons, that have
left here on successive day for Monterey,
had not reached Ceralvo, nor were they
heard ofon the road. The general be-
liefis that they have fallen into the hands
ofthe Mexicans. The company sent out
from here to reconnoiter and search for
them, returned this morning without hav-
ing gained any intelligence.
Several volunteers were murdered in
this vicinity within the last few DAYS. A
party of men, not attached to the army,
seven in number, mostly all Germans, on
their way to Ceralvo from here, were at.
tackled by the Mexicans and four of their
number killed, the other three made their
escape and have got in here. suppose
you have heard that Suffers marty were
killed ormade prisoners beyond Ceralvo.
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TO FAR Frs.
JOLIET
WOOlEell Factory

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
assortment Of cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes to exchange for wool. He will give
one yard CT good heaey cloth fer two and q hal
poun1s Of wool Of the same quality; or he vii
work wool upon shares as follows: give one half
The cloth the wool makes BY receiving eight cts.
per yard from the customer upon his half. He
viii also manufacture Tor customer re BLANKET3
JEANS, 81 FLANNEL, as we'll as SAT-
NETT & FULLCLOTH.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on rea sonable terms and al short notice
None bat the best workman will We employed.
N. ID. Persons coming from q distance with
aqlantty of Yoolto be carded or manufactured
If obliged to stay over night, shall be to no sH-
psnse. J. a. MA rTESON. d
Joliet, Nav 2Ist, 1915.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-10

You've MEN's LYcEuM.-All those
feeling an interest in the organizing and
keeping up Of Lyceum are requested to
meet at the School House of Mr.. A
Mcintosh on Thursday evening next at
early candlelight.
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Jacksoa's Grove Oct. 10. Ie4n.
FOR SALE.

TNIGIITY acres of valuable land, belonging
IL to Aseph Webster, and tbIeng the west hall
of the north west quarter of Sec %, towaship 35.
range 10, situated on the road leading FUN Jo-
het to Ottawa, about miles from the former
place. The land is of the best quality. and the
canal passes through one corner Of it, which 20
geher with its being situated near the base CT the
celebrated Mt Jolie', MAKES il most desirable
location. The above described land i'll b. sold
at a reduced price ifapplieation is made the
dersigned, residing his place, Immediately
VIM HABSEJJ,
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DIED.

Near Wilmington, on Friday, October
30th William B. son of Walter w. and
Katharine Montieth. Aged 2 years, 2
months. and % days.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-10

INDIAN MAssAcRE.-The Van Buren,
1ntelligencer ofthe 81 instant says that a
party of Delaware Indians. sent out by
Col. Upshaw, the Chickasaw agent, to
look for stolen horses, discovered vii
lage of Witchetaws, totally depopulated,
and many bodies of the inhabitants lying
dead, They, on their return, stated to a
small party of WitGhetaws whom they
met, what they had seen, and they at once
said that their tribe had been attacked
by the Cumanches, or Pawnee Mahas,
and murdered. They hurried on towards
their village, vowing to follow their enc.
mics, and, if possible, release any priso-
ner yet alive. The village where the
massacre took place is about $50 miles
from Fort Washitaw.--Phila. Sun.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-10

DOOR TRIMMINGS Mineral Knobs
~ Carpenters best Rim and Mortice Locks
Norfolk aud Patient Ring Door Handles, also
Butts AMI Screws, Blind Trimmings, &C., at the
Stone Store, East Joliet.
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MOCK RIYER NENIINARY.

81 yW0unt .u0rrIs. III
VNyHE fan term eff this Institution will open on
IL the 29th of August, and continue eleven
weeks.
TERMS.
Tuitien in Common Engksk Branchesf for :.
the Term, $500
Higher English Branches, 500
Board, Washing, Fuel, and Room rem.
per week, I,5t
Incidentals and Bed-washing, for the
Term, lsUu
Students furnish Bells, Towels, and Lights
P.JUDSON, Agent.
Mount Morris, July %, 1915. n7-if
SCARFS.-J -. Maitcsou Mas just rece;sc..
dog. silk stripe Helnani Scars; also 4 ioz
Polk do =
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS, at LOCkPORT,

NORTON & BLACKSTONE have just received from New
Fancy Good, SiIks.
Sad BIO
Pa Caps
Bon &e,
b We stock.
a IN shade doB,ei
o II we acknowl tb, all who
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-10
High School.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in in.
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
that he will commence the fall term Of a
select school on Monday the Goth inst,
in East Joliet. His system of instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Cult.
vating and developing the mental and
physical faculties of the pupil will be held
paramount to ''cramming." Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No of.
forts will be spared to render the studies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
EThrce weeks of the first part ofthe
term will be devoted to common school
branches, and improved systems of teach.
ing. All DESTROYS ofbecoming acquainted
with these improvements, viii dc well
to attend
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EMP RUM OF FAsHIONI

TiE Undersigned bess leave TO inf the
citizens OF Joliet and vicinity that he has
received the PARIS, LONDON, AMI PHlLA-
DELPHIA Fashions. lie is prepared to
execute work in the most fashionable style.
St7p-under the sign Of Emporium of FASH
ion,n Bluff Street, Joliet. Ill., 10 Tyr
+. NICHOLSON. .
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Cash Paid for wheat.
GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE

GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE
At the FArmer's Store.
N A. WATSON. is now opening at
Do Wilmington one OF the NEST extern
sive complete and wall selected Stock of Mer-
chandlse ever rece ivci at this place.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Brnadcloths, Cassimels, SatinetIs, PULLED cloths.
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jeans, Linseys, FIannels,
Blankets, Hosiery, and threads.
WOOLLE.N SH.aVLS
in eiory variety and shade Of color, quality and
price.
.4LR.ACA
Black, Blue, Silk plad, and Figured Ailapaca
Cashmercs and DE Lanes.
COTTON GOODS.
The assortment is most complete; consisting in
part, Of Shr'ings a I'd shes,ings, Blue and white
Drilling, Canton Flsnnels, Ticking, Hickory
Silesia Cambriek. Balling, wicking, and Cotton
Yarn. ALSO,
FANCY C.ALICOES,
altogether uniivalled in beauty of pattern, and
cheapness ofprice.
Viii e his stock rf Linen Baeging, Holons
Rrssia Dieper, ie full and prizes low.
TESTING.
Rich Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Cashmers, and
heavy winter vestings.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee, MoIasses, Tea Rice, Fish, pepper
Spice, Cinemon, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, Dye
stufs, Hardware, crockery, Boots aud Shoes,
Hats aud Caps, and every variety of Goods
suited to the wants Of the Farmer and the CI,i-
zen.
05AH of the above articles can be bought Al.
hicRgo prices, for Cash or produce.
Wimi nstnn. Get. I. 1916
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HARD WAKE.
SO Doz. Table Knives & forks.
25 boz. Pocket Knives.

IS Doz. German Silver Tea
Spoons, 6 do do Table Spoons,
Pad Locks, Metal cocks, mineral Knobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches, Iron
Squares, ssHand Saws" Razors, Percussion caps.
Drawing Knives, Rasps and Files, 'sSpurs,''
Spectacles. Steel pens by the card, Badwin's
Butts, Brass Butts anil Screws, wrought Nails,
Coffee Mills, "Wire Siyes,n Grain Scoops, Shov
els, Ames ShoveIs, Mahprny KNOBS, RAT and
Mouse Traps, and Anglers for sale at LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago St.
Oct 81, '46
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r EA DOZ. Spools cotton thread for
AsCO sale at loves by the dozen.
Oct. OF. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-30
COMMIssInNEn,s a.1r


N.-.u. hyperion Couri of Law and
''n I'M, Ls% NH ct az Chspeery for Ohio County.
lJthStANItod decree rendered by the said Conf N,
-, 'e shOye famed cause, the 9Th dav Of FebfIs,v
the undersigned, the Thereby snro,y
. wiz proceed 10 sell al public auction fefre the fToot
aVof OF INC court House Of said County OF Ohio ON Mos
5AN IhS fn DAY oF SEPTEMBER 1896 10 the glrsa b,l
Dry acres otsnd situated IN said county OF ohio and
ing hesI the city Of Wbeciing which was sold IN
me saio w ihiam Lamhdn by William Cbanlioe and h
founded a. follows Beginning at stone corner 10
w ooaoock and IN the line dividing tho lands ~ Wiut.m
oapne ana John Eoii thence $. &c T. 80 poles To white
oah Jehee - ~ y. 20 poles TO stake thence IeavIng
sa'a DIVISION line n ~ 4. - poles TO stake thence ~
~ " - oes, TO stake; ~ poes west Of sngar Tres
,oihst 70 slhoun; thence Ma w ei poles a. Gsl yy
In. @t w. 2ll--N.5s w. I'm 20 Il M < e
~ Poles 70 Is Noodeocks corner thence with aid
me = - w 9e poles the beginning
bhAS OF SALE.-The above tract OF land yin D..
s " !, steaitO OF siN TWELVE AND rIsHrEES ~oSrus
ron 'he day OF sale, each iustanen 10 hear n,e,s, &
~ sha ihe purchaser 90 give bond and good sec,
'yl the sad nsslnenis and the title 10 be retained
s9 nc purchase money paid fun The ssid t,srt
u 20 ~ sold subject 10 notifications pentiop. +,
80 I'd, ltnaetcdb by the said Court In the ease on Rsn
o.e w oo9cock agaipsi William Chapoe ana ONE.
pronounced the s0in Of June. ISTo F ~" O'"e'r'
- y y y iV-tH Commissioner.
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NilSm Cunninsham's Admir-. IL CmlNcERY--fn the
1 (sirrut Sa,,,..ss. .N.
~ r, T,1 S , directors OF OF Law and ChGncery
me hank OF M. Pleasant Ct al. for Ohio County
StANl 10 decree made by the said Court in ;be
1oNe named eSnse ON the ssi,h day June 1876 the
Undersigned The Commissioner therein named win ro
coed ON The I'D day Of August 1870 and bv adj
Juu.nmeh from time 70 time shall be found neesar
ae once OF JSeob& Fitzhueh the city OF Wbeiinr
~ Saa county To ascertain what amount has been pa on
we judgement recovered by the said Bank OF Mt Pleasant
Sgsnsi the said defendants George Duty Daniel M,Trv
ana COmpidnan', ~ whom aud whei, paid ana M ~,
loft hS same 81 soon The can conveniently -
zone together win any other matters deemed nerIine nv
hsc OF elther 81 The parties the said suit The na
Aforesaid. EDxV m r ,. taiy en. place
Wheat, p.q. jy20 Im Comn;s.,n,,.
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dec iolyd&w


Lewis steifel ISCHaNcERY, In the Circuit su
IS. Z peflof Court Of Law and Chance
Frederick Smith Ct a> ~ for Ohio County
)UhSCANT 10 decree rendered hy said Court in said
cause, on the l9;h day Of June lao, the under
slsned the Commissioned thereby appointed will proceed
at his Office IN the city Of Wheeling said county on
The soTH DAY o. AUGusT 1896 aud thereafter by adjourn
mcni nom time 10 time shall be found state
and lake an account for the purpose Of sseeranne and
reporting the ainOnt due by the defendant Frcslerck
Smith, on account Of the purchase money fof Lot No
nlne ~ Rtohctown in the bill and proceedings mention.
e. ana 10 whom and how much respectively and a'su
lhe amount due The said complainant and the liens aud
membranes ON the said Lot No behalf Of the
defendants or any Of them th their aud PRIOR
ies respectively aud viii report the 10 the
Court togtlcr with any thing deemed pertinent hy NY
ei OF specially required by the parties either them
Al interested are notified To attend the time aud place
'fQrefaid and provo their claims. JAMES PAIfLL,
Special Coinniiss uucr.
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VI II ID &c We 81
SUGAR.CoATEn
OR IMPROVED INDIAN VECETaBt
PIT

OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"
H1NOR Intermittent. Remiient, Bilious and I'm.
n hammaiofy Fever. Head Ache. Indigo sr,on
dyspepsia, Perverted Appetite. Heartburn. Cos.
IIveness. Diarrhma, D,,enlay. Bilious Coli. n, a
Worms Foul Sr'nSch. Pain in The Head. side mr.
sack, Scroiula, ScutvY. or any impurities Of The
BLOOD ObsiruciIOhs aud Female complaints oene.
rally. So
Iheie has never appeared medicine which.
"h'le u can do ns harm is ralcnlaled 10 do 81,
'noth god. They eNoiie o hcalIhfui p~rspiraIi,n.
..u oIen at me natural dtains Of The 81 STEM. The
"a : - --------AA- --ls---r.---.--i- .sa,,ss
OF great proportion OF human suffering Thee
pub Posstss rae popeT. ia an extraordinary degree
:" removing all ObsruCIufis and hct lihlsl rItcuI.
non. they must undoubtedly supersede all other
pnfgaiiVe medicines. as they have a E,ur.G,ld nc.
"on-v'I discharge 10y The Bowels. Longs Kid.
neys and skin
Chiidten NIL not hesitate 10 take Them; and The,
'nhy oe r"ied on. beyond any ether remedy, as an
theciuai aud safe medicine FER " ORAiS and ali
complaints ineident 10 children. More children
have been rufed in NV York The present wear by
he use OF DR. SMITHS PILLS. Than ell Other
medicines comhined-as there is no need OF forcing
'hom down like other meJicipcs
One important advantage "a taking these Pills -
ihey do not grpe. nor produce nnusea or any olher
unpleasant sensatIon Pills haven thousand lrslnn.
ces, Produced Piles 0nd ubef con.eenences f,,
w"fse ihan The disease Tor which they were al.
numbered. This Is particularly guarded against
y" '"e C"nhinnl"n 81 the many ingredients 81
Which DR. Smiths Pills ste romposed- thus render.
ing them harmless.
These PILLS are made of The pHrea materials, ond
We have the salisiat iion OF having proved Il, the
MeS'cai Faculty. that they possess uncuinmun y,r.
iucs
The direeli ms and treatment ~ diseases. nc cam.
pary every hH ~ a circular ui4 pages
Ma Sugar Conied Pills can be genuine with
on Ihe signature ~ The so'e inventor % BENJA
MIN SMITH. NJ d. President Of The New YORK
College of HEALTH apon every hnI.
From the Deputy Sheriff of New York
Dr. Smiih's SoRafed g. dian Vegetable P,il."hs,e
been used al ihe Eldndge street Debtors Prison.
with uncommon satisfaction have never beo,d q
medicine SPOKEN al wiih mOre interest by the ,ick
Who have taken these pills
JAMES } BEVlNS. Depu,v SHERIFF
For sale by PRYOR A. PAUIJ
nav jim Mntket 81 WLseIIpq
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w triumphant, Cure follows cure in lis Victorious
career.
DAYTON, February iIth, 1916.
Mr.. J. w. Whnorc-Dcar Sir-As YOU are the rcgu.
lar authorized agent In Dayton sale of Dr. Wis
iSr's Bassm OF Wild Cherry take this method OF max.
ing statement of fse,sto YOU (Which hope win be
lous cure wrought IN my by OF the inv
Basam.
Language fails describe the sau,ary effects IL prod
eed aud The great tencnt derived from its use a.
The citizens OF Dayton aud It's vicinity well recoiIect
that the 9Th of August last received serious injury
from the explosion Of a cannon. A portion of s con.
tents entered my right side and breast and in all proba
lily fragments splners OF the ramrod passed
through the 'pluTs," and pierced ihe lungs
Al this critical stage. messenger was despatched TO
consulted. When he was made ACQUAINTED with NV all
saton. he remarked that nothing could le done hy ed
a ad, ,e constitution ilsefwas not strong enough
My friends now despaired Of my recovery and had
tunafely this juncture saw one of DR. Wissrs pam
phets, entitled "Famiy Medical Guide or Treatise ON
Consumption OF the Lungs" Ash had Omen heard OF
dying catching straws and felt like doing SO nv
sc BY The consent of my ply scians, sent To you Tor
hottie OF the medicine described, viz; Wisars Basam
OF Wild Cherry, which relieved me immediately Afer
had used some five six bottles recovered
restored to healthy stafcsai from the healing and hal
nay influence and powerful medicinal virtues Of Wisars
.bS Wsss ,1 nSi from - ,s s,s,s received in my
ih h anu aIn, ~ NE explosion. ecl confident that
smiihing) but this was prevented. N'' - ''"oA
by exposure, have since taken several severe colds
and my only remedy has been the Balsan. And now
most cordially recommend the genuine Wistsrs Bsssu
W arc aulescu WIN coughs Liver Com
plants consider IL invaluable medieine-s real
blessing to the world Any person desiring further in
formation may call on me at any time. Yours &c
City OF Dayton.
Montgomery co. State of Ohio.
Subscribed and sworn u, before me n Jusiiee Of an.
Peace this ii'h day ofFebrus!g ls!s;
EBENEZER FOWLER
- Testimony OF three highly respectable citizens of
DAY ton, IA confirmation oflhe abovc.f1f "
Wethe undersigned being Intimately acquainted with
M Smiih, and having seen aud watched over him fire.
ueS during MS laie Illness do not hesitate say that
but IL entitled 20 full credit.
(Signcd,) A. L. STOIrT
j. D. n. DODSON,
g., HENRY n. SMITH.
sold IN Wheeling by PRYOR a PtI'iI ,nd =
CRU MBACKER, Druggists. ian q
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UNJUST SALE or HOrsEs = I.ors.

E3I virtue at Deed of Trust executed hy Roher,
- Dronshcid, hearing dale the 10Th day OF MaTeh
Ief5' and recoTdcd IN the Clerks once OF tbe (at,
our iof Ohio Co1ny, IN Deed Book No. o. pare a.
sha on The ll day Of August next proceed 20 sell al
public auction, AZ the font dOor Of the Cout House on o.
mo county 20 The highest bidder for cash two ceytsin
lots ~ ground 20 wit lots No seven aud eiuh situate In
the addition 90 She city OF Wheeas laid ont hv 4 q
khclie north of Union and east OF Pi6b strott
ypon ono Of which i brick and upon the other afrans
= vested ia me BY said deed % trust
~ Ats NJ NELSON -rv,,.,..
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s.. M ~. YWPER.

COMPOUND KREoSoTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
EOR he cure of DEAFNESS, pains and ,be
a di'chargc OF matter from the ears; also all
nose dIsa9Tcenhle noises. like the buzztne OF
iasec's falling OF water, whzzIng of steam, q c
&c, winch arc symptoms Of approaching deaf
htHs' and also generally attendant with the dis
ease. For sale hy Or CRUMB4CKER
~, NO ig3. Nam ST, Sole Agent
lhls medicine Is highly recommended and nu
mttous ctfthcSles are gwen, by very Tespect.
dple persons, ol the many astonishing cures
winch a has reformed. nov %
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q UINCH FOUNDRY.
CoRNkRoF MAIN 81 QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA.


WAREHOUSE NO 7 MONROE rREET.
u ME SUBSCRIBERS sre prepared to make
and keep constantly haad at the above
es,abiishncui.. all kinds Of Castings, Co.,kIus.
traLklin. Balloon and Cannon Stoves. uf oil sizes
aud patterns Hollow ware. Wagon Boxes. Plough
Castings. Crates. Plat hone, Sugar oDd Wash kcI.
fles. &c. n complete assortment. We have Just
received some splendid patterns for Parlof Crates.
ihs nestes, ever brought Ie'ih,s city Persons who
intend building ere respect fully requested To
me them before purchasing nay other KIND. We
have large quantiiy Of patterns Tor Mill Gesrirg
the besi Ia the place. which we will make TO order
al The Lowest rates; also rhreshing Machine Cast
invs We will also continue iu manufacture the
different kinds of PIougls complete. used IN THE
section Of county. Md warranted equal 10 any
made in the Western country. We will watrast
oil out Castings aud other work done al our esiab-
lishmeni. Md as cheap con be made in Pitts
bufgh. Cincinnati mp other Establishment n
this city Persons wishing TO purchase any a,iicl,
IN our line. will please give a call and exaEain,
arl HAMILTON. SANDSS co
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N In Ia
" C,reais saperior Go" ~,
Ceeelis VI LOOMS Admir- 81 siD of Law and Clanser
for OHIO County. Iuae tgtG.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT
an AnSTRACT
a Nj ION the further no.iou ofthe said complainant
80 The Court doth adjudge order ard decree that Ills
cause ~ referred "a james A. Clarke El one oftb Conn
missioners 81 this Court tOtskc nd stale audit and 81
r we aceouni Of Peter Narus Adnmisifsior a. aGsfe
sal van iie estate Of the said Cecea ~ Iosntis dec "a
ana sso 10 ssoertain and report what real estate fs sid
'eoeiia ~ i0ouis difd scixe entitled ~ aa6 The al
hu,l value tefeoi and aan What fel estate she said M
~ Thompson b. scizod 81 % ctiiioi Co. and the ,.t
~ tcsii"n snd yale thefsof End tsi sad Cofntn--an
~ lase pfoofoi te said Compisnsuts tshit in ths h
mentioned, aud ascertain aud report if proved fsf III
que thefesin and the lIcns aHd arumance on te sf
fehc.aie u lhe sad Ceces Loomis decd ard az.
$40 Wary J. Thompson. chcr ~ nefa TIE s,il4ti
efi % wh0i te satnc due and payable rf.orti,c
y Ehd Their respective ORDER ard prior fs and tf a m
.a' esie ~ the sad tccea N LOOMS d,rd b. can
~ ef"fs haFtug dchts doe sv sroe 81
" ~ ~ wftllnf, o. cote in aud prove the saae a IL ff
ihai he hS perempi0fy DAY aa them ~ ~ ~
give thtfiy DAYS notice thereof b. Advertisement j.,
'hs spsper printed Boz Wheeling; sod tsat he r,sto
t thete"i in See C0ur Wih az convenient erecd ts
s WIZ any iaoiiefs dceued pertinent b hinseifnr
elsif required hy % ef ofthe parties rGlfe tas Ing
~ -i aecount D. she'll nrn give due notice a. tile par
lufes.
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TRUNTEE,s aALr.

- virtue Of deed Oftrur from Robert froa.e,d 20
and recorded IN the Clerks office oT tbe Connie Conn Of
ONO tounv ~ Deed Book No -, psue af3,f shai ou
the ,oni door ofis conr, Hoe Of , 70 sstss
highest and tss bidder. the following properly Deserted
us'c iu e addition 10 the ~ n IA ei ,v a.
hehm& nunic cred seven % and eight ~ n ne plot
~ tu enuuh ana lying north % ncr street aod east
s mn rs % ssid city upon one q which - assek
TERMS ~ AZ 7 Zane house ,.,..-
re pafeaset swing bonds sd security ef he psypaens
~ ihsaiuenis spd tle tits ~ 10 retained IN
thtm purchase money paid.
seiIinr = iure shs convey such title only is YES
ted iu me iy sad deed Of trusts
hls0. un Tier day and bY virtue the dcets
raH pfvcsra N c, al the south end 81 the market hoae
90 he eiy of Wseiinr. ths oN ING descrtea pofgops
orse cafi ard dsy. fhsrncss and variety 81
Houschod sad tricn Furniture or 80 auc thereof -
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