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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

The London Telegraph gravely
states that in the United States, "among
the candidates of the Democratic party
for the Presidency, the most prominent
is Stephen A Douglas, black man, who
for many years has conducted an Aboli-
ton and emancipation paper with signal
success.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

BY news from Callao, we learn that a
terrible earthquake was experienced at
Copiapo, destroying half the town, and
causing a great loss of life The Chilli
an minister to Peru was murdered on
the night of the 18th Of October, at
Charilas, making the second foreign
Minister who been assassinated in that
country within Is months.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

A slave was shot dead in Somerset
county, Md, last week, in attempting to
escape the fury Of an excited crowd Of
white men, who were under the impress
sion that an insurreotion was about to
be raised bY the negroes.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Master Edward E. Preble of Portland
has been nominated by the Hon. D. E.
Somes, Representative in Congress from
that District, as a candidate for midship-
man in the United States Navy, The
Portland Argus says that young Preble
is the only surviving male descendant Of
Com. Preble.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Our terms are CASH or APPROVED
COUNTRY PRODUCE, except by special arr
STEVENS g. MARCH.
Ilillsboro, Nov. lst, 1859. nov3
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

A young lady of Edgofeld, S. c., re-
Gently attended family soiree as "The
Evening News" One who was there
describes her dress (made entirely of
newspapers) as being unique and very
beautiful 1t is said to have presented
by candle-light resemblance to the
richest brocade, SO skillful was the ar
of its columns.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

A haul Of counterfoiters was recently
made at Rock Island, Illinois, who had
10 their possession a large quantity Of
counterfeit coin, varying In deuomina-
ton from a FIVE cent piece 10 $50 gold
pieces. They were committed TO jail in
Chicago
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
New Family Grocery
BraWar q SteWenson,

Brewer & Stevenson,
Main st., Door East Of FalIis'S Corner,
TTAVE now in store and intend to keep
i l. constantly on hand, fresh and COM
plete assortment Of Choice Family Groceries, ,
comprising every article in that line, which
they will sell at DeTy loo prices for cash.
Also--AIl kinds Of FAMILY PROVIS-
IONS, such as Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Beans,
Hommony, Dried Fruit, Fish, &c, which
will be sold in quantities To suit customers
We will spare no pains to accommodate the
public, and hope for a liberal patronage in re-
turn. Give us call.
Hlllsboro, Sept. %, 1853. sep22f
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

WAsUINGTON IRyING.-Tt is said that
Mr. Irving has received for his works,
during the last ten years, seventy five
thousand dollars.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

THE GREAT EASTERN A FArLURE.-
The following extract we take from the
letter of the London correspondent Of
the Boston Post;
"The Great Eastern has fummuxedI
The leading journals record its trial trip
as "only a partial success" We an
know what that means. She rolls like
porpoise or a log canoe the decks leak,
the iron plates don't fit, tho decorations
crumble and disappear and-the worst
remains behind-she eau only 90 a lit
tie more than half the speed that was
expected Of her. The very best can be
got out of her under the most favorable
circumstances of wind, water and coal,
in thirteen miles an hour. So say some
knowing engineers who were on board
and who wished and hoped the most IA
vorable result. There 10 no Disgusting
| it, The great hall is worth all it would
bring for old iron"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Judge John p. Ham, formerly Of
Kentucky, has been appointed by Gov.
Weller, Of California, to fill the vacancy
i'm the United States Senate, caused by
the death Of Senator Broderick.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

A GREAT CONCEssION.-The ReUue
Des Dcuuy Nondes is the leading review
of France. It commands the besttalent
of Paris. In late number it makes
the following extraordinary concession
to Professionalism. "Much may be said
Of Protestant diversities and scots, but
one fact remains certain; it is, that ma
tions where the Bible circulatos and is
read have preserved a strong, deep and
enduring religious faith, while in the
countries where it is not known, one is
obliged to deplore a moral superdciality
and want principles, for which a splen.
did uniformity Of rites cannot compeu-
safe. Let the learned theologians dis
cuss on certain passages, on the authen-
ticity of such and such texts, what are
such miseries compared to the healthful
and pure atmosphere which tho Bible
spreads wherever it is read, whether i'm
low or elevated classes"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

The Rev. II. Grattan Guinness, whose
extraordinary pulpit eloquence has &C.
quired such celebrity in Ireland, is now
in Philadelphia The special power Of
Mr.. Guinness is in outdoor preaching.
As a street preacher he is said to be un-
rivaled. The object of his sojourn in
Philadelphia is to labor especially
among those classes who now attend no
stated religious services.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
gfljstrIJaNrOUs.
Capt. Cook.


Mr.. John N. Stoarns, Of Williams
burg, communicates to the New York
Times, all he knows about this "bloody
insurgent which is, chiefly, to the effect
that Capt Cook was born in Haden,
Conn, "ofpoor butrespectable parents,
not particularly anG-slavery. That he
received a good education, taughtschool,
and afterwards came to read law with
Mr. Stearns. He never learned law
couldn't-in fact, hated it, being Of q
dreamy, poetic temperament He was
gifted in writing verses for albums, and
shooting at targets; he had a great pas
sion for mineralogy, and was not known
to have any faint Of abolitionism. In
deed, he seems to have been a hero of
the most romantic kind, such as any la
dy of fifteen might readily fall in love
with. Mr.. Stearns very properly hints
that he has come to a bad end from not
loving law, and from cultiyating verse.
We hope he will prove an awful warn
ing to our poetical young friends.
Mr.. Cooks sister is the wife Of Gov.
Willard of Indiana.-[Clinton Paper.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Gen. Tom Thumb will be 22 years
old in January next He resides in
Bridgeport, Connecticut, whore he owns
a fine house on the main street, valued
at $4,000, He drives a pony which no
says will travel a mile in three minutes.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

CENSUS OF IowA.--A census of the
State of Iowa has just been completed
according to which the population Of
the State is 633,G49; of which 332, SOC
are males, and 3OO,743 females There
135, ,457 legal voters in the State.
There are 3, 100, 43G acres of improved
land, and 1885 557 unimprovod.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
W@DW7W"mR

than the same quality Of Goods can be bought
at any responsible house in Ilillsboro.
qTCall and examine, and JUDGE for your
selves, and no not take the word Of
"INTERESTED PERSONS"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

The Hollidaysburg Standard says that
Mr. Daniel Mccoy, conductor of a
freight train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, saw q child on the track when too
late to stop The train. So he ran to the
front Of the engine, crawled down on the
cow.catcher, and holding himself with
one hand, leaned as far forward as pos
sible, and as he approached the child,
with a sweeping blow Of the other ho
threw it off the track It was the work
Of an instant, and required q steady
hard and cool head to accomplish it, but
he was equal to the emergency. Tho
train was Immediately stopped, and on
going back the child was found lying az
the foot Of a small embaukment, some
twenty or thirty feet from the track on
the road, alive and kicking, but somo-
what stunned and bruised The child
belonged to a farmer named Nef, resi-
ding Immediately along the road.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
@. GOENER
COYOdGLG NUrNGTi0S.

ds Ohio
r HAVE a very large and thrifty stock Of
j. FRUIT TREES, Berry Plants, Grape
Vines, Evergreen and Deciduous Ornamental
Trees and Shrubs, Roses aud Plants, comprls-
ing all the valuabl Of the old varieties and ali
the new that are tested for sale at low prices
am determined that my stock shall be such
as to leave no excuse for sending further
withou ut faring worse. Send stamps for cata-
lOgue5, or come and see.
6epl5mG EDWARD TAYLOR, Prop'r.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Barney Williams, the actor, made
100000 by the late theatrical engage
ment of himself and wife in England,
in their own inimitnble Yankee charac-
ters, and is said to be worth now nearly
SjOO,O0O. He lives in a "brown stone
front on 18th street, New Nork, in a
whole row Of buildings owned by him
self.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

GAS IN KANSAS. --Leavenworth City,
Kansas, was to be lighted with gas, for
the FIRST time, on the 1st Of November
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

An Irish lover has remarked that it
is a great pleasure to be alone, espec-
tally when your "swateheart is wild ye.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

A man was recently hanged in North
Carolina for a murder which he was in
cited to commit through a superstitious
belief in witchcraft, believing that the
old lady he killed had the power to con.
jure his wife and child to death, and
while in a state Of intoxicatiou he com
mitted the deed under an erroneous mo-
ton Of self-defense.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

N+Hs-ea@H- y WV aseagsA "a W esA y
COACH g. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
House Trimming Hardware,
RAZOEs a RAZOR STROPs,
Haad, Tenet and Circular Saws,
MILL AND X CUT SAWS,
TRACE CHAINS, ,STAGECHAINS
BUTT CHAINS, LOG CHAINS,
STREATCHEN CHAINS,
TONG CHAINS, LOCK CHAINS,
BREAST CHAINS,
HALTER CHAINS, DOG CHAINS.
NOVELTY LOCKS,
M O r IT ICE LOG ks,
NOVELTY LATCHES.
UNION COFFEE MILLS,
WILSON'S COFFEE MILLS.
SPADES, SHOVELS 81 FORKS,
All kinds, Long and Short Handles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
NEW YoRK MARKkr-mnr p


Whea-E1rted aud s5dt5c better; sales Of $50 OObbs;
S57lQ6 30 supone st L.; So l0G050 for extra sluc
So sOGo supsrune western - 4p7TO Tor common
10 90 ern; 81 2ipr 20 iur do runl hoOp O
rlosi0g yint CbnldLm -four nomiua; 81 ,216 fjrt
thus; suull alts Off hOurat 50 l5GI.75
W.ett-Aso xci aud A0c bulttT sales OF 6S 900 buS
S 7sul 20 wrtCf reu western SltUdll5 Tor ulN
weston. Sl0Sl o. for uus1un Cnc 60 sprlug SlyEU
forw le caisuu S20j tOr white kuntucky, SlSj tor
rel southern; 81 IS Tor mixed soiu-i S2U for Wlto
Rt,-steady a5ds5c sales Of 20 tus private tern
Barley-km; sales VI 1900 bus ut Os(aI5c qlay.
4 rl-Al.u nrineI Of $1,000 bus; s (G9c nlX-u
we.ttru SO common wuIte sOuthern; 9sc for y-
sgy SOU ne IA aud uoh ru yellow.
Oot-Eirm ts6lc Tor state; 6l@62c for western aud
Whsly-Active aul drne: sales II 1909 bbls at 2sh9
Pork-Ercifed and better salos litCO bbs Sl7 2l &
for e mess for hin do PRIME mess; SlOO Tor uh-
ipspc ed pu ; Sl3s1hdli for prIniui lncluoeu u The
sass 5J Bbls fo Jaue delivery at SiO and 5OO bhs
dI oeiIveraue q week heuc0a Sli,5J
Beei-frntr; sIes OF 700 bb s. So 25Gi Tor Couu
prme S725Gs IS for do me s. SlOoOgl35J Tor rep3ck I'd
ChicogO do slgGl1 10 eHt.as ,--,,.
Prime Mess Beet-Acv- SUES OF 1iOJ leTces ut EV4aii
including lud a mess al 2o(13 ,c
Beef Hums IA an; Sli5sglic.
Bacun-Quiot. .., 49,
Inrl-F inner; tlus ,f 2IOO bbls ut llH0l20
tluuer-Sleady; l7d25s iur now sale uuu OHIO
Cheese itn u4 elllUC.
Saies- 50 Or bbs d for dy salfodi lOc for smokod
TaIiOw-Pi primer; sales ,I zOuUO ps at lie
Hidss-Luwer; sales Of ll aOOi ~ Tor OTonOcO 2hc LOT
dry and lie iOr wet for sailed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
A CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention txclu
Nely tO s peculiar class Of maad sand the TCet they
have consequently bern enabled to Crca
lures IS uly testified ani gratefully acknowledged hv con
escen ai@us and Others daily arriving IN town from Hi
parts OF tho country rthG express purpose ulV Of
ntOuS while there XerOns have been cr ed by the most
signal advantages; yet from what they have experienced
qulns into The Clu-es of these Infectious numplaIus
IRON iheir mos smplc condition to hat Of the
geruS anu yeleIaeD they have always nteTtaIued IA
possibility Of heir prevention ami removal. aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant tOrp
Of disease coul almost nvurahy be traced ui the
oOWhs causes lguorhnce neglect, or The b'd effect
Hhsklnul anu Improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN dsCoveuiug the selection
heir rem dies safr eectunl aud cautous course omit
Hg all combination of remedies VIII on bear guuyaca
chaThCter as we'll as those whose premature undic u,
Application might be productive u bad consequences an tho
hands OF priVate individuals In short he laudable end
Their remedies he lessenng Of great of human
misery hy mo aeyalon, relief aud preyouuun Of those
gnevunh 3hlctuus that are IN eay the ue
aud which, while they eNtousivek surround us aIu
fer our skill aud uteit renee in their determination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
wnI N q 2. H"I~aa SHEHiFTS SALE,

Sheriff aud Spec al Master Commissioner
tG nrr.W & UtRIOw. Pin IS Au'vS ma, bIdyil
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BUFFALO MARKET-Moy Il,

4
FlourModeato an active, and 2tg3ic betef sales OF
$500 bulls; Sc 25a6 50 for eNi lIhuOls' ~ ~, % 40
WI 81 r S5 10 for good to ch Icb eIla Mich San lAIi-
npt aUo Ohio; 81 1905 lOr choice e1l fls. --,-..
n heat-- iu iaIr demlud market A99c helter saes Oh
On on nus 40l iur no aud eX "a MI waukee cub,
81 O or hoIcs led Ohio sTuyei AJ1 do white keLtuchy
Coru-2 cents better; sales Of $500 bus NJ sO' a. -,
Outs-3d4c better; sales Of 900 bus western ahoa al
5sc
Barley-Dull; market bl'o
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COMMERCIAL.
clnrrlnna rtsanes Marksi..
NoRNINe LEAnER OFEiCE

THNT0N"I T7V0NITTl ny II y = ~ ?
FLOUR-Tho market to-day has been active a. The
established BY yesterdays New York news, and m
y 80 the day some 1870 bbs changed hands al 500 TO s
f1r to GOOD extras. Afor the reroipt Of tho Ne"
YORK market report this afternoon hodos further odvon-
ced their views SO to sOo and the market closed much ex
oiud but without uny further uunsachous Sales are 90
bbs common extra s 100 DO DO at samsi 100 good do
$40 300 do do 2 40 do do, at samr 800 do DO
at same; 225 do do. at me; 81 DO do. al s7,SO.
WHEAT rcd sold on private terms, do at Co
and re- oil lots at Si65,
CORN-as advanced, aud lot Of 1000 bus sold at Sc
float
OATS--Sale 500 bus mixed from store ut55c.
HlGHWtNEs.-4O bbls sold at 2sc.
DhIED APPLES-Sale 100 bus Ut 9o per ID
EGG Have sold at l2&c
POTATCES-9OO hus Michigan sold at CSC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

CLEARED.
Steamer Forester. Miller, Butuo.
Sic mgf Oco. u. Evans, Detrtlh
prom tirauue Stale Sisson. DunkiTk.
BriI Gen worth. Goodwin, Detuur, no ca 60
Scb Rebef ca, HutChns, u DutTOui no cargo p, =, ,
SCH Rs.uru, Wsis tli"agU; 4jb iuus c'a', = 1. M
TONS rlud stours 81 bUls red apples suhury',
Sch .ideiy, Duncan Toedu; 80 nah bbs nsh; y KEGS
sis gs mlsc 800 kegs powder, ~ Gatl bul hsh ~
tons grind stUnes suudly. -
Sch Wa case bluuchad Chlcagi, 800 tons coal, & X
sch spec well, Benuett Toledo; $50 tons csal, c.
st. ..
Sci Wgiin stnn Green, Marquette; 800 ons coal p o.
NJ
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am physician Of thirty Years Practice My urincipn
study has heon diseases ol females They have generally
hahol my best Efforts Obtainu The materials composing
Murshalls Uterine CathOlcOn Iwus pleased with them
gave them fair trlal aud ound myself uhundanlly sue
tsuL In my former practce could Ouly mitigate the
symptoms Of about half the cases and could not
ten. Now can radically cure at eust soveute ia tw
y AMI mitigate the rest consider rShUlls U0une "a
thohcon the greatest blessing to females have met with
j. Il Mll.llIAAIG. M. ID. NMn rlnslnm-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure IA announcing that tu,
have invented must important Instrument for The euro
the above diseases IL has been subjected to test by thu
most eminent physicians in London Paris phiudeluuB
and New York; 1t been declared the only usGiul nsn
nent cd Tor the Ot Seminal WeaknCs OF
disease caused by tue secret habits of youth pcp
9lOby mail or express.
N. B.--Dr. AMOS Il SON, in order to satisfy tho most
skeptCa astO the merits of iAs instrument pledge them
selves that IN any Instance who're prove istaC
tory, af er fair tru tho will be refunded by Te
turning the instrument IN good order
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Mr.. u. Knes ~ sir - have haeu selling the Mod-
cnrs OF the Gueienbeg Company for the last ten years
and ve vuria9y iuund them to give gond satisiaftop
and the fills have sold grrat many families as rgu
lary their tea and CO and with trade they have
become staple article MaIshulls Uterine CahOlCun
Is medicine that has done great amount Of good in female
diseases one dy sold TO told me at she nd recev
ed more beueht from buttle than She did irOm long
course Of medical treatment by the most skilul phy
clans. Yours truly
JIM !, 1858. JAMES WILSON
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DRUGS
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HONE TESTIMONY. .

HARTFORD, ltumhull GO, ,ONlut Mafnh " 1901
hereby certify that have been dealing IN the Ora p.
berg meticngs ir tho ast year, and cm truly say mat
have meyer ocod any med drncs to The public y NJ have
met with ho deCdtd appreciation OF the people ko those
par tculnrly the Pls aud CathocOn They will readily
perform al aud more than promised for them. hu,
sold about hv bottles OF the Cathocou the past season
and hear the best results in every case.
J. -. {. JOHNSON Medical Agent
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

PORT OF CLEN ELAND ....... may L.
ENTERED.
Steamer Forester. Miller Budalo.
Steuuer D, can, Evous, Detiult.
PROP Bu, "a ate, Brow m, Detroit.
Rrg Monernu ii trtin, Ogdaushurgh AZ tons marble.
Brig Ocean Eag Fitzgerald, Oawegui 1898 oos salI H.
4 Lyon.
Sch Geo. DAVIS, Becker, BuhtU ~ tons ma DIG
=, h. Ameuci, ScOyiil, BuhI9 ,,,-,, e.... =,
Chapin. % - ~, AZ "a ,.,,ut.r
Sch nrrald Honeywell, PigeOl Vert l9J VI u luiNuoi
10 NJ shingles, Crtwtord.
Sch ketchum, SmiIn, Buffalo
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dI-ITN NV ~ ". ---TI ? ~ v IlH. VI-''
SnEKIFE ~ SPEUIAL MASTER,S s

SHERlEE d. SPECIAL MASTERS
- SALE.-puTsuaut tD The command OF order Of
ule sued from tna Cour of Common Pleas Of Cuylhoga
County, at the SUIT Of HsnTt Chamberlain Plat tltf
Gcorsu Harding, Defendant, TO directed shall uher
sale Public Auction the door ot the Court House
lcOru'T ut aud Chtmpun strBets) m the Clt of
Cleveland m said County. on the lh day of June 1852
at n O'Clock NJ Nf said day following described lands
and teuemeuts, Situate BTopkyn township aud
city lots Nos. 81 ard E3 stones suhdi
vision pr ut original lot No g. IN ohio city, und are
suuted Washing sree being each 80 i1et front ana
AM 1872 ct IA deph together with all hg hgTedH
and app hgTeuntO belonging but subject
all streets and highways Lot 90 appraised at $3sO Lot
53 appraised al $40
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SHEFTFF Tii- M & 4 5PECT1I M1STEF5S

SHERIFF Il SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE Pursuant TO the command of an order OF
issued from the Couu OF COmmuu Pleas Of tuyahOga
Couay at the suit Of John Fehy, planYi against John
Cooley ct al defendants, to directed Shal Ot5 Tor
sale Ut Pubic Auction, at the door Of tie Court House.
tCOrnet uf Seneca ud Chsmplan stTees) ia The Cl Of
Cleveland IN County, the ii day Of June, $50 az
o'clock A. NJ OF said DAY, the following de.otibed lands
md tCncments, vii 81 IN the OWnship OF Brook
yu. CLEVELAND sad County aud Is known by being
part Of lot No SO according To- the or ina sur'e Of said
township, aud bounded d described aS folio rs Begin
upg the north de 0i Bayey street, az he fence on tho
west side Of lands enclosed by Thomas Cure thence
nOrtherv right angles from Bayey street hundred
feet thence weterly parallel with snid Bayley street hY
eet thouCg igh angls soulh6ly hundred teCt 10
said Bailey suCet thence easter GU said street ty rt
ths place ct hos uug, together with al the hereda-
ments sud uppureuHuC hereunO uelungng bu subject
TO all streets aud hgaways. Appraised at Sl9.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Pursuant to the
umlnds Of three " It's OF We di evp0nas, issued
rom the Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County,
the suit Of Fzpkic adams T. Jared tt ul one at
the SUIT uf D. W. Alduch g. jared and the tuit
Of ". NJ Fenuer jared, TO me directed shall offer
Tor sale Public Auction at tile uO OF the Court House
corner OF Seneca amt Ohamplnn stoets IN the Jty Of
Cleve ia said County, the 6tt day Of May 1889
at Oc ock NJ of said day, the ioUwiu described la DIS
and truements 10 wit. Pat OF lot ", iorwerlv Euclid
East Cleveland TuwnshipO beginning at white oak
stump standing he north line OF and deedod o. Emily
Rohwol On sad lot 4 thence south IS deg cast l3 n ks
10 Abram Mauox lue; thence north % deg ST. CHAINS
links; thence uorh55 deg west Ho S. "a MatoNs line
chains links TO MattoXs ner; thence north A
Jegs east u linz thence norhi3 dees 10 hin vest
chains 30 the rOad houce south 20 degs west, along the
PLANK Road frJm Cleveland to Mtoushbyi 2chiins, SO
thgnCe south 50 d-gs l2rhHns 20 the pacs ut
beginning containing b9-l0O aCrfs OF land Excepting
therefnm the following described part of said premises
being set of ~ homestead therein wit Re
siuung az the centre OF the Ceyrlaud and Wiloughby
Plank Road ut the OF lands owned By samuel
DE Puy and e. Jsred (deceuSedl thence south-easi-
ery course along the e OF sad De Puys land 10 stone
post; thance souh-wosery cOulse 20 large post
couer Of garden iouco; thenCe lonhwestery 70 sono
IN the Plank Road near blacksmith shop occupied by
o. Ram'dl thence nUtherb along the Plank koud TO
the place of beginning. - -