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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

DANGEROUS PAsrME-Almost every
day we SEQ groups Of children INDUCING
in jumping tho rope. This Is all proper
enough, and when not carried to excess,
may be healthful amusement. There Is
great danger, however, that those who On.
gage in the diversion may not know ex-
actly when to quit Only yesterday VIC
read in ono Of our Pittsburgh exchanges
of a little girl who died suddenly last
Wednesday in that city, 1t Is believed,
from the effects of jumping the rope. In
u contest with several other girls about
her own age, q few days previously, abe
had jumped a rope two hundred times,
and the over cxertion on that occasion, 1t
Is stated, caused her death. This Is q
warning to which the little ones should
give heed. VIZ.
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MINISTERIAL Apro1NTArESrs.-At the
recent session of tho Pittsburgh Conference
ofthc n. E. Church, the following ministers
were assigned to stations In this immcdl.
ate vicinity: Cadiz, J. Drummondi MAJ
tins Ferry, ". Brown; Bridgeport, T. NJ.
Hudson; St, Clairsvillc, W. +. Lauck;
Bellaire, Josiah Mansel; GAINESVILLE, ].
A. Pcarcc; wclIsburg, J. G. Castle.
Rev. A. B. Castle, who was stationed at
Bridgeport during the last three yeas, has
been sent to Unlontown, Pa, Rev. W. B.
Watkins Is continued as Presiding Elder
of the Steubenville district. a..
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ARGUMENT CONFERENCE.-THE tcsti-
mony in the Stecnrod will case was closed
yesterday morning, and Judge Edmiston
made the opening argument for the plain
tiff. Among the counsel for the defend
ants Is Hon. John A. Bingham, Of
the Cadiz, Ohio, district. The argu-
ment OF the case will probably occupy
this and day or two next week. h.
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River News.

Last evening there were twenty.One feet
and six inches In tho channel, by tho wa
ter marks, and rising slowly. Business
on the landing was not very active in the
fore part Of tho day, owing to the heavy
rain that was falling. In the afternoon
business was quite active. The local pack.
cts, arrived and departed on time. It has
been raining for the past thirty.six hours,
but about P. N, 1t ceased, and last even.
Ing It was cooler. ~
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FIVo NVIJU%% DuAB VOWHuHI OtS''AAN tooS'
KosKoo.-This medicine Is rapidly gain.
ing the confidence Of tho people, and tho
numerous testimonials Ofitsvirtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that It Is a safe md reliable remedy
for nrpURITY OF THE BLOOD. LIVER DIS
EASE, 90. ,y {, l'..a r,'l
The last Medical Journal contains an ar
ticle from Prof r. s. Newton, NJ. d.,
President Of the E Medical College, city of
New York, that speaks in high terms Of
It's curative properties, and gives special
recommendation Of Koskoo to the pracG-
TONERS Of medicine. This Is, we believe,
the first instance wheTG such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac.
ulty any of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill OF DR..
Lawrence, It's compoundcr, md also puts
"Koskoo" In the VAN Of oil other medl-
cines ofthe present day. d&w
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GERMAN BANK BuILDNG.-The build
ing on Market street, nearly opposite the
Post Office. to be occupied by the German
Bank recently organized, is rapidly ap-
proaching completion. The room de-
signed for the business office, will be one
Of the finest in the city.
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FOR RENT.

Or at Grant House.
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,qCLoCKA-The largest and most varied
stock of clocks in the city can BIO found at
the Market street Jcwelry Store, below
MLure House. ,oxtoby & DufEield pur-
chasethelr supplies direct from manufac.
turcrs, and keep everything in tho shape
of clock, such as Calendar, Bronze, plain
and ornamental, as well as a full line of
one and eight day common clocks. Every
clock Is tested before leaving our store,
and is guaranteed In every respect. Call
at 1O4 Market street, and purchase Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, spectacles, &c. %,
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BUSINESS IN TIE REcoRDER's OFFICE.
During the last month there were issued
from the Recorders Office, twenty.six
marriage licenses slxty-three deeds
in fec and thirty.threc deeds of trust were
admitted to record during the same period.
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InoN-PGosFHoRUs.c AllnGrA.-T three best
TONES, Okillfally and elegantly combined in an
AmbOseOlOrsd cordial, beautifully transparent TO
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, ia caSNtlI. Hazard 3 Co. : FSrro. PhOs.
phontsd Elixer Of CallSaya Dark.
Each pint contains ono ounce OfRoyul CallSayA
Bark, ana Ghhh ttASpooIfal contains ono EraIn OF
Iron, Samples Furnished nee to tho profession.
~ IA scASREtL, HAZARD 3 CO.,
s0la BY al Druggists, :.
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FOR SALE,
NALE OF REAL ESTATE.

~
G. ElIas stItel, admir- Of c. Hammer deceased.
W.
?. A. BrcutliugCr, admir- Of Geo. W Sights ct al.
In chAncery, in the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
= Pursuant to decree of said Court entcr"d 10
above cause, at tho January, 1910, term thereof,
will, on the sd day Of May, 1870, at 10 O'Clock a.
NJ, at the front door Of tho Court House 10
Wheeling, West Virginia, proceed 10 sell at pub.
lie auction, piece Of the South East corner OF
Lot No. III In Noah Zauc's Addition TO the City
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, fronting, Is feet
inches on Union street, and running back that
width IS feet.
TERNS-Onc.thirl Of the purchase money. or
such further sum as the purchaser may elect TO
pay, In hand the rcsldnB In two equal install
inents payable in ak and twelve months wIthln
terest from the day Of sale, bond with approved
security being given by the purchaser for each OF
said IustaluentH, and Interest as Aforesaid.
Selling az Commissioner shall only convey
such title IA IA vested In nc NJ such, which IL,
however, believed 10 he perfect.
GEO. i. CALDWELL,
anrI Commissioner.
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NEW FRoNT.-Preparations are being
made to put new and handsome front in
the building opposite the lower end Of
Second Ward Market House, formerly &C.
pied by s. II. Greer and Geo. E. WicIlham
~ Grocery and Auction house.
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TnE managers of tho Children's Home
have taken possession Of the Forsyth
mansion and will open 1t rs soon as the
necessary repairs can be made. In the
meantime applications from the friends Of
orphaned and destitute children will be
received and considered by the Admitting
Committee, which consists of Mrs J. r.
Dickcy, Mrs. s. B. Barnitz, and Mrs N.
L, Todd.
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THB Partridge Joint Stock Co. have just
received a new lot Of oval and rustic
frames, comprising all the latest patterns;
also an addition to their well selected
stock Of Stereoscopes and Stercoscopic
views. iw.,.
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CHANGE OF TnIE.-The Mineral coun.
ty Gazette says that the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will soon issue new
time table, which viii materially change
tho running ofthc passenger trains.
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A CARD.-The firm Of Forgey & Glenn.
ems having succeeded TO my business, l
respectfully request all persons knowing
themselves indebted to me to call at the
new stand, southeast corner Main and
Union streets; and settle.
Any person having claims against mo
will please present them at the same place,
ALEX. Fl. FORGEY.
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DETAINED.-The train over the Hemp
field Railroad. due here yesterday morn
ing, was an hour or two behind time
The cause of the detention was. q land
slide on tho track, near Claysville.
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TRUSTEES SAIE-BY VIR- 90
tue Of Decd Of Trust made to me ~
BY William II. WOods aud Sarah r, his ~
and Of record In the Recorders Office OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, In Deed Book %, page
HT2. 10 which mOFs particular reference 10 made,
shall On SATURDAY, the 10th day Of April,
1870, at ten o'clock at the front door Of tho Court
House Of Ohio county, proceed 10 sell At public
auction, to the highest and beat bidder, the fol.
lowing described real estate situated In tho Satd
county, about three miles north Of tho City Of
wheeling, and bounded by tho lands Of Robert
B, Woods, heirs of 4. +. Woods, A. N, Jacobs
and County Road, with a privilege Of twenty
foot outlet to tho Ohio River, containing about
thirty acres, moro or less. together with about
GIghty.ave acres, moro or less, OF coal underlS'
Ing and adjacent to tho above mentioned land,
dedcribed az six feet vein, and Of superior
Said deed OF trust was given to secure to NIcho.
las Crawlcy the punctual payment OF pronlIp'
sorry note for Five Thousand Dollars, bearing
date tho 2Ith day Of August. 1889, and payable to
Merchants National Bank OF Wheeling, one year
amer the date thereof for Taluo received, with In
tAre0t from date. This EAlo Is made to pay the
PRINCIPAL Of the said note, with interest thereon
HON the 9Th day Of August, 1869, I'LL paid, and
the costs Of this sale.
mAIndcr Of the purchase money In three equal
instruments Of six. twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred In
ItAlmGnts. bearing interest nom date, TO be &C.
cured by deed Of trust upon tho property sold, or
the title will be retained until the notes arc paid
Selling AZ trustee will convey only such title
a. 10 vested In mo under said deed OF trust, al
though It 10 believed to no unidentified.
J. F. UPDEGRAFF,
mario Trustee
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner 6 Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling
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sToLEN.-GeO. Hooker, ESQ, OF Gross
Creek, Brooke county, had three horses
stolen from him on tho night Of the 25th
OF March.
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sADDLERY.-A. Schwertferger, No. ITO
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&c, and is now ready to serve his former
customers, and tho community generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

lea CREAM, Cakes, Candies, Fruits, &C.,
at low prices for cash, at c, A. swartz's
No. 8 Main street,
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DOILER FOR SALE.-ONE SEC.
ID ond hand Steam Boiler, 10 in. diameter. %
feet long. double flued; made Of the hCst quality
Of iron; Fire Front Crate Darg, Liners, Steam
Drum, Mud Drum and Valve; with Safety Valve
J. b. McIURE,
Solicitor Of Patents,
One door below McLure House, Market St.
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DIOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es- I'm
q TATE.-Tho lrst.clasS DWELLING 3iiN
HOUSE, situated on the north cast corner -
Of HAmpden and Sixth strgcts, now occupied BY
Mrg Carter There 10 null loL and the house 10
IN 90 good condition % the day 1t was hutlt;
everything about tho premises In thorough 70.
p0ir' Apply 10 ]. p. LEWIS,
d0el.n McLuro House, Wheeling, W. Va
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TuEbest leo Cream fresh every day, at
G. r. Behlers.
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lea CREAM, by tho quart or gallon, at
G. A. Swartzs, No. 5Aiain street -
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A FINE stock of French Candies Just re,
ceived at C. r, BehleF's.
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"A BREsH assortment 2of fresh Cakes
every day ut @. R, Behlers.
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SODA WATER AND CAKES, Mt c. A.
Swartz's, No. 8 Main street.
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CHAs. R. BETnER's Confectionery, re.
moved to No. lit Market street, adjoin-
ing Turner's Jcwclry Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-02

DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
L. FOR SALE.-l am authorized 10 sell tho
countryEeAt Of Mrs T. Zane, situated on tho Nation.
Al Road, three mllGG East OF the city. The house
good dry cellar, stable carriage house. &C., &C.,
al In the most perfect order. The grounds, about
ave acres, are beautifully laid out and adorned
with Rhrnbbery aud shade trees Of choicest Tarle.
". This place to b. fully appreciated must DO
examined. THOS. O'BRlEN,
mara Real Estate Agent,
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SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1870.
For AddItIonAl Local See Flrut Page.


Removed.
For Sale,
The Childrer's Home. /.
Health Officers Notice.
New Goods-Head Of Local.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- Received by the Committee on Water Works
Of tho City Of Wheeling until tho 7th day Of
April. 1870. at 2 O'Clock r. H., 10 bG lclt At tho
CLERKS OlllcG Of said city, where specifications
may be seen, for furnishing and laying water
street, crossing tho river to the Island shore, q
distance Of about !, 800 feet, OF which about 100
feet 10 to DO submerged pipe, 10 be provided with
danEC Joints, gum packing, one Inch screw bolts,
and 10 DO laid In a trench not less than two feet
bowl Joints, loaded and laid In trench not less
than four ~ feet deep. The bids 10 be Alternas
tive for aud 10 inch cast iron pipe, \ Inch thick,
in lengths Of 70 feet, by tho pound for tho plpO,
- JOHN Il. HALL,
Chairman CommittO on Water Works.
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THOR SALE-THE UNDEIt.4E,a
IL signed offers for sale Lot No. Il, In
6fahAm6 addition to the City Of Wheeling,
situated on the corner Of Quincy and Sixth StS.
There 10 good Brick and Frame House on the
corner, containing roomE with water and gas
throughout, and one Of the best cellars In tho
carriage house. On tho south end Of the lot
there IS good Frame House, with avO rooms,
fronting on Sixth street. This 10 a very deAIra.
Bic location. Parties Wishing 10 purchase will
please call At 8. j. Royd'B Wholesale Shoe Store,
M no n MT. WAYMAN.
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PROOMS. , ~
D 100 Dozen Fancy and PLATA OF very best
fSSSS HENRY X, LIST 90;
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INSURANCE..
nRANKL1N INSURANCE COMFY
% OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL. = $15o.Ooo.

az 4aJs ppEe4oRs; : ieEr '.h
Aamuc, N CiSlIni, Q George Mendel,
T. II. Logan, Ihos' +. sbAHstosS'
@, W. FFanEheIm, =: N vance,
]. II. Hobbs, hichRel Reilly.
Louis c. SuIcl,
This company now having been organlECd ave
yearG. and III that time done successful business
Il GtIil prepared to take risks at talr rates on
BuIidlngS Of ali kinds, Merchandise, ManuiAetur;;
Ing Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CSfgocB on the Western Rivers and Lakes. ThlS
company offers superior Inducements % BaSm'
eFS, whereby they can be insured On Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years q
reduced ratCS. This being 4 State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid In,
And surplus OF any company In tho State; and
composed Of some nlnety.tOur stockholders, most
OF whom are among our best bnSlnesS men, re-
comments Itself 70 the favorable consideration
OF the insdring public, aud solcits their patron
are, Applications for insurance will be prompt
y attended to at their 0fice, No, % Menros 81,
or ct their several Agences throughout the StAte'
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDE1., Vice President.
C. n. CoEN, Sec'y. re-
B. C. DICK, Asst Secy. teoly
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TRAMspoRTATloM.

Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co.
RMMI ~ ;;gl';EI!!i'
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i by the following HchednlO on and amer Dc.
cember bth. l66O-Wh0ellnR time.
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WEDDINGS AND PARTIES furnished at
@. A. swartzs, No. 5 Main street.
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NOTICE.
REDUCED PRICES!

ME PLUS ULTRA
IN WHITE LINE,
COMMON LIME-ln bills.
PLASTER PARIS,
CEMENT,
Belmont and other brands, 4 full supply Just 70.
S'''S4 -" ''' 49, HILDRETll & BRO,
mAFaS IS Main Street.
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r B. McLURE,
ATTORNEY At Law, AND SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
Oblcp ono door South of McIuF0 House.

WHEELING, W. VA.
cutting applications for patents. Also, TO prose
cutting and defending suits for Infringement Of
patents, &c.
Inventors invited to cali or write and receive
general information gratis.
References given when requested. mario
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-06
Patch Grove Academy.

The Trustees of Patch Glov. Academy
earnestly call the attention o. parents and
teachers to the claims of this institution, TO
their encouragement and support. 1t has now
the only classical and academic school in this
section Of the State. Organized but few
years, il has constantly increased in the pub
lie confidence and support, and is now estab-
tished on a thorough and permanent basis
The policy Of the trustees has been TO secure
uniformity in discipline and instruction, and
to avoid frequent change of teachers, so ia
tai 10 good scholarship. Superior facilities
are presented for advanced courses of study.
The qualification Of teachers for common
schools is a subject of special attention. In
this respect, it is believed this school ranks
among the best in the state. The trustees
take pleasure in announcing that the services
of Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb, so long and fla
vorably known in connection with the school ,
have been secured for the next term, and that
during the Winter term the institution, as
heretofore, will be under the immediate charge
of Prof w. B. Clark, who has been at the
head Of the institution since its foundation.
The attention of those desiring thorough
education, is called to this school before going
to other and distant portions of the state. II
home institutions are as good as those at a
distsnce, and secured at much less expense,
they ought first to be supported.
Letters addressed to 9. K. Neweomb or
William Humphrey, President of the Board,
will ceceive prompt reply.
Per order Of TRUSTEES.
Patch Grove, Au5ustl, 1870.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BoSCOBEL
The Depot, Warehouse and n Large Amount
OF Grain and Merchandise Destroyed
Loss is 900 Dollars

we copy from the Journal the
following particulars of the recent
fire at Boscobel:
About 4 o'clock on Wednesday
morning last, our citizens were
alarmed by tho dreadful cry of fire,
caused by the burning Of the Depot
building. When first discovered,
flames were coming through the
roof and east end, and before any
considerable number were on the
ground, the whole building was a
vast sheet Of flames, so that no eff
fort was made to save it.
The firemen were soon on hand
with their machines, but owing to
some delay in getting the machines
to work, the fire spread to Mr.. Pal
mer's warehouse and also to the
Thompson Bros. store. Two streams
were finally got going which pre-
vented farther spread of the flames
and saved with but little damage
the store building. The warehouse
was totally destroyed and the con-
tents, hops, wheat and oats, so dam
aged by fire and water as also to be
almost total loss. The grain was
owned by Messrs. Knowlton & Nc
Laughlin, the hops by Mr.. Alfred
Palmer.
The origin of this fire is not known
but it is supposed to have caught
from sparks from locomotive that
passed between s and o'clock a. m.
The night operator was sick at his
boarding house, and there being no
Waterman, the fire was not discov-
cred for probably half an hour after
it started.
The losses, as near as we can get
at them at this time are as follows
Railroad Company, building, mer-
chandisc and freight in store, So, 900
Knowlton & Mclaughlin, grain, ST.
200 Alfred Palmer, warehouse and
hops, 81 ,100-warehouse insured for
$3.50 Thompson Bros, damage by
fire and water and removal of goods
$3.50.
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DIED:

In Clifton. August 9th, 1870 OF typhoid fever, HAN
NAN T. A, s., daughter OF John and Jane Levingsfon
aged 10 years and Is days.
Little Susy's father died when she was two years
old and she was left 10 the care Of kind hearted
christian mother. The early training she received at
home AMI in the Sabbath school developed q character
Of piety and patience which strongly exhibited
her gc kness and death For three weeks she bore
her suffering with patience unusual for her years
her little prayers and Sunday school songs were the
deli ght Of her many hours disposition kind
could not fail to win the affections of her schoolmates
among whom sho has left large number OF mourners
The memory OF Susy will long be fresh in the mi nds of
all who knew her. Her kind mother watched her to
the verge Of Jordan, and when death came found
the mother by her bed side committing her into the
hands OF the God who gave her She willing TO
leave her rien ds this side for the pleasure she
herself pressed IT, Of joining her father the other
side where God shall wipe away all tears from her eyes
aud where thare shall be more cath, neither
crying neither shall there be any more pain.
4: W.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-09-06
A RARE CHANCE
THOSE WISHING
Suburban Homes

/ will sell my farms adjoining the village Of Ian
caster, containing $40 acres, either together in
40 go, 80 100 tracts may be desired Ii is
admirably adapted for cutting up into small farms
with beautiful sites for building and convenience for
waite and timber each. There are houses, barns,
sheds and an abundance of orcharding-large and
small fruit--for making two good farms. The land
lays half mile north of court house, convenient to the
best OF graded schools and very desirable for those
wishing village homes Also will sell residence in
village adjoining the farm containing ~ acres, good
new improvements cisterns well and large amount Of
fruit and shrubbery Will sell for fair price and on
easy terms. I. nj. BARBER.
Lancaster JuIv lIth 1870. Off
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To the Publie-Complimentary to the
Madison Mutual Insurance Co.

Mr.. EDITOR Il wish to make the
following statement through the
Herald: On the 18th Of July last |
had valuable span of horses killed
by lightning. They were insured in
the Madison Mutual. Said company
has promptly paid me my loss,
through their honest and gentleman
ly adjusting agent, Mr.. B. E. Hutch
ison, of Madison.
would say to all, insure in the
Madison Mutual Your losses will
be paid promptly, and you will be
dealt with fairly, justly and in gen.
tlemanly manner by their officers
and agents. J. B. CHURCH.
Little Grant Aug. %, 1870