davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

The New York STIR says that recently at
Washington tea party, where General Butler
was guest the hostess, gancing over the ta-
Bile, perceived his cup unfinished with an
important implement, of which he was Suppos-
ed to appreciate the value "Why, General
Butler she exclaimed, in a little womanly
ilutter OF CONSERVATION, " Haven't YOU a
spoon, No indeed, madam !" quickly re-
Sponded the General, springing from his seat
with weIlactcd carnestness aud sIapping his
pockets, one after the other, "upon my word,
madam ifyou don't believe me, madam, you
may, search me = The applause which greet
ed tins spontaneous sally " may be more easily
imagined than described" F."
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

This season has shown in the large cities
heavier mortality among young children than
any other on record The fearful heat has
swept away the little ones by the hundreds.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

The original Declaration of Independence,
now in tho Patent Office at Washington, is
nearly icgiblc from the fading of the Ink
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

The following sentence contains all the let
tiers in the alpha bet: " John quickly extern
porized five tow bags.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

The way New FORK mothers get mp fashiona-
Bile babies is to rouge the checks oi' the little
things and sew blonde curl5 inside their caps.
Then they look sweet "
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
. 80

Money is said to be the root of all evil, vet
how many spcnl their lives roofing tor that
which is only an evil when in others hands,
but blessing when you grasp it.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

Miss Brown, have been to learn how to
tell fortunes said young man toa brisk bru-
ncttc Just give me your hand tyou please "
" La, MIR. White, how very sudden you arc;
well, 90 and ask na -.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

In Connecticut a young lady celebrated the
Fourth by leading out her pet poodle dyed in
the national cOlors.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
lPuBLlc-N No. 32.l

An Act giving the United State. to the erection
81 Hbrse across the Delaware be wrcn Pi,Ipia
aud tuuIcu. '
Be enacted by the Senate House of y, o
t" I.t,i states "i America IN Congress
consent 0 the luir States is hereby given ,r~
Morton McNlIclIIv, Thomas ;. Spnklu tu A,.,.r g. va,
cii, Presjy B . Ntll Niam Moore Edward tttr Henry
l. B"hSal Neurge ;. NUodhull, Cameron F. b. I}ik
James Page, H. NJ Phillips John g. Tatu Hector orr: as
t"N Thomas shaw, NHm Nicholson Yir Coates. Jane
f'"iiL r. lIl1tti MtEiaijk B. Ityi.r. Chew
ami hir associates hTst obtained u ncorpora
tiOn by ciihcT th" state Of rIsy wanna uI The STATE t \
jersey to erect bridge with DIV -Iii rualwuv- and uu
draw and across the Delaware between . CITY o
PliaelphI IN the state OF Pnnsy and th, CITY Of
ytts Wt"r ia" passag" Of l- rroyi-, That ill.,. said
bridge -i'i % 80 cons; ructr and built in
yur "i uJuii"uNy muuy the ni the
'.'rr q secure compliance with these conditions, I'll conn
phy previous 10 commencing the tho ll
h submit 10 the secretary Of War; plan of the bridge ~ nh
.-t ej mtpot the ~ the prpu-,i nt tl hr~ ~
together VIII al! other Information hing said hllr and
be deemed requisite OF 10
ur,erHlu" wl,I the SAID itig" hen bIitt viii to
tr Ilrd conditions 0 the impair or
IHII us.v Inns the CATION TIN. river: And l,,I i
a., ht e consent "i tho said 'e1y l,!,na r
n" Jersey shall be rs had ana obtained by Of cor-
% hcI
SEC p And be il further enacted That Secretary Of War
htreJy at HpilI"! amt directed pom wing plan and
Mab dnd other nirmaon aad being -iinl hat
te W"<crbed conditions OF this oLstiuct ;irr
"FIJnr0uy modify the navigation said YER 70 notify t
a4 company hat ic approves the AMI
selt nictt!o IN" said company may proceed the cree
U % sad brt2" conforming strictly to the approved plan
t location. But until the Secretary War approve t Ian
aal location 1 said bridge, aud notify said
ne. the bridge shall not be built. - 0
Approved, April Z, l57O
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
VIEW SERTES--VOLUME XV!--NO. 10,
O EN ENECIAL.
lprRLIr-Nn. 29l
anlenIatory b ~ c.rsE d III MatuaI Fre Insur

NWS AND RESOLUTIONS or THE UNITED STATES
9oLD Al IhE SECOND SESSION OF HE FORTY
FIRSE CONGRESS.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
Public No. 91l

~ ~ ~ "it te STATE oi Texas
Whereas ne pcolie OF Texas have framed ana aop-el CON
~ NE legislature G." NaS elected constitution has
s. p'i"n Ot The Uu,e stats ai whereas he g
Br enacr b, tie >,naf@ani H"m-,. I iM@.r,oIr;
C"ss Of the urtcd states Pto,i That I"tor iH any 3
member "t te eaturr OF said State shall take or resume
Of M Office he Snail Ia H. and FfIi upon me duics
ne ,tlrrry "i satr Of Texas for permanent prcscrvI-
10 so.vm swear cor alirnu that have never taken an
stJe, nrnJe any stat cgaturc or as an cscm
j'i., httr e" any state, I" support the Constitution
w. IF ~ % IT, : am "l ''l Wtr e,Sa2ed IN nsurrtctlon or
oA ''As tir >"..' vcn ana 81 comfort to the
> pei ur Gas the case may be- such person shall n ke
t"n; IL - ' do s4lemny tor aiiirm) thai have
r. '-vss o. & v C,ll'l 'aitN been relieved from the
thr Constitution Of tile United States help me God nr
which oatis or dagmaons. shall be before and certified
person Who s! knowingly swear or anir IN AII fa
~ yt o. !! @athS Or alIrations, shall be deemed guilty
M. | | ] o., Se'I' @ G m"re than ten years and shall b. fined
:rtca:c Of the taiin. u r 10. az s o. & i;-
h" v's with proof 0i the signature Of the party accler
~ " I'm l.'' lr.i as conclusive evidence that oath
gieai a;hQr:y And proylr turtieT Thnt every such %
Ir pa,sise "t ms ak subscribe and III Such a or
ItS ~ aort',i T. shat. be deemed ami taken to all in
4:tneF Iat the state q" Texas is admitted rcprcscn-
o n I'7esS as one oi te states OF the Onion. upon the
@ .N= lir,a1'hi1 conditions: First That the
as IA,
F'c any ctEcu on class OF cit OF the United
- IS |" vote VINO are entitled vote by the Constitution
r'elh recognized" except punishment such
" no" tuhi"> al common law, whereof they shall
'-v r"'er under laws equally applicable to tn. labi-
= ri ai state Provided, ihtt alteration CON
ION T9sP,tVe IN ltS elects NAV tr nal-
t4' slue dtii Ot D.
-' never lawful Tor any rItiz, Of
4a ilttd States. his
e't"u OF scrNtule, OF the right hoi oic, unIer III.
Constitution ana laws uf said Stc, upon ground
l" require at other c'i., tlan ,
a. Gulrei OF al other citlhrs Third That the
tu Ol lcNa sht never BE- a'ueI!vt O
lt.N" class United Statnf
@ ,choo rights and privileges by the
sall " ~ N
AgYr,, ed, March so. lS-a
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

RELIGION AND RFAsoN-Iic.v is vorv
different from superstition. 10 suffer picty to
degenerate INTO superstition, is to destroy it's
essential character. Bat at the samo time,
'h"re Is nolhn@ 80 truly ~ 7naaip a. to cx-
c'H!t reason it"n The }r1rlaa. Of !aith and
nothing 50 truly irrational, as to lose >;qht of
reason ~ thing which are not ncco>sprily Of
faith. The two cxc,~>e, are cauaIIy dangrrons
to shut oJ.t reason, or TO make it All IN ali
talth is u, what the s"n~4~ cannot te1 but
Il never contradic,~ them; it Is al Owe and not
against IeI>1n. ~ H,J.'1,D R.roul
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
WHOLE NO. 207

The London I'.a,s @iy,s Queen Victoria
She coe~ to the Isle Of Whit Tor thc benefit
oi her health. II She wcsc really What She
lFetomls - h3-tho so,crc;.a "a! Great britain
this comI)aiat might H. wen founded But
QAeen Ylcg 'ria las n..l.-g to do with the
IRE, Ht complications They will be settled
without the slightest reiorr,.. 70 her personal
pFedHcrtj,on,. Her only l. u.s, j, to sign Ia
Iai>, ani there is really IL. saoQ reason WHY
@he saoa'l no. leave Nc. Gladstone .uonjy
Gl nl autograph blanks, AMI enaway FIR tlc Gcne-
Tx oi Ter heaIth a. much q, .jr rlcAses
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
$50" and "Come."

'If you want your business done" :"
says the proverb, "go and do it; if you
don't want it done, send some one else"
An indolent gentleman had freehold
estate, producing about FIVE hundred a
year. Becoming involved in debt, he
sold half the estate, and let the remain
der to an industrious farmer for TWEEN
ty years. About the end of the term.
the farmer called to pay bis rent, and
asked The owner whether he would
sell his farm.
"Will you buy it?" asked tie owner,
surprised
"Yes, if we can agree about the
price"
That is exceedingly strange" OBJ
served the gentleman; pray tell me
how it happens that while l could not
live upon twice as much land. for
which | paid no rent, you are regu-
larly paying me two hundred a year
for my farm, and are able in a few
years TO purchase it."
"The reason is plain was the reply;
you sat still and said Co. l got up and
said Come. You lay in bed aud en-
ioyed your estate; rose in the Morn
ing and minded my business. ."-.SeT
Help.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

dash his fevered hopes TO the ground.
Aud up to the hour of his death, Nil
dred, he never knew that she for whom
he was vainly seeking the earth over,
had long since passed beyond the pow
er OF human love or despair"
Ny uncle was silent for a minute or
two. Presently he spHke again:
Tonight he died, with Gelestine's
picture lying on his heart as it had
lain in lie. God is more merciful far
than man; and | believe chat, now
the dark mystery is solved, that the
beautiful giri who perished so misera-
bly, in the dark waves of the wintry
stream. and the gray-haired lover
who mourned for her with the eoa-
stancy Of lifetime, are united at
last!''
And this was my uncle's slory-one
of these romances that sometimes hap
pen in real life under ous own eyes
Was it not worth jotting down, "e'eu-
rs 1t was told 10 me?'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
Economy of Time

One individual engaged in business
gets worn out dyspeptic, and nervous;
months relaxation woald restore his
health; yet rather than give himself the
needful rest. be takes the risk Of wears
of suffering and inability.
Another, in the mistaken idea that
he is economical, blacks his own boots,
and occupies time in other compara-
lively protitless occupations, when his
time may be worth twenty times as
much in his regular calling
Another. whom moralists unite in
eondemning-the ~ kdard type ofthe
idle man -squand@sll his time on
frivolous things; yet he is the only con
sistent man Of the lot. He makes no
pretence of economy. he makes idle
ness profession. True economy in
the use of time consists in getting as
large return as possible for its expeu-
diture. The man who ruins his eyes
by reading in railroad ears. under the
mistaken idea that he is economizing
time, is not getting the largest return.
possible for the use of that time Good
vision in advancing age is worth all the
information thus obtained.
The student who spends a couple of
hours a day with his skates, or oars, or
foot ball, is probably earning more in
his recreation than in any similar pc
riod of time spent in study. The man,
who, by hearty frolic, with his chill
dren in the morning, before he starts
to his work, gets good humor for the
day, earns as much in his play as he
does in his work
The man who does any kind of work
when he might do other kind of work
which would pay better, wastes time
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
Smile Whenever You Can.

When things don't so to suit you.
And the world seems upside down,
Don't waste your time in frettiDg,
But drive away that frown;
Since life Is oft perplexing,
1t IS the wisest plan
10 bear all trials bravely,
And smile wheue'er you can.
Why should you dread tomorrow
And thus spoil your to-day?
For when you borrow trouble
You always have to pay;
1t is good oil maxim,
Which should be often preached
Don't cross the bridge before you
Until the bridge is reached.
lou might be spared much signing
II you would keep in mind
Tbs thought. that good and evil
Are always here combined;
There must be something wanting.
And though you roll in wealth.
You may miss from your casket
That precious iewel-EcaIlh.
And though you are strong and sturdy,
You may have an empty purse;
tAnd earth has many trials
Which consider worseg
But whether joy or sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
Twill make your pathway brighter
To smile whene'er you can.
From Woots Magazine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
rwMr. Mark Twain has had bis

nS- Mr.. Mark Twain has had his
fortune told. He remembers as much
as follows: ''Yours was not, in the be-
ginning, a criminal nature, but circum-
stances changed it. At the age of
nine you stole sugar; at fifteen you
stole money; at twenty you stole
horses; at twenty-five you committed
arson; at tbirIy-hardened in crime
you became an editor. Since then
your descent has been rapid. You are
now public lecturer. Worse things
are in store for you--you will be sent
to Congress; next to the penitentiary;
and, then, finally, happiness will come
to you agsin--all viii be well-you
will be hanged"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

EE a countrYman visiting Dart
meor. England, observed that gang Of
nen we're working on the moor, each
.@earing a ball ana chain. He asked
one of them why Che ball was chained
to his leg. "To keep people from steal
ing it. was the reply; ''there are 50
many thieves about here"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

Eg- There are three kinds of men in
the world-the "Wills, the Won'ts,
and the Can'ts.'' The first effect ey-
erything. the others oppose everything.
81 will," builds our railroads and
steamboats,; 81 won't" does not be-
lieve in experiments and nonsense;
while Il can't" grows weed for wheat.
and commonly ends his days in the
slow digestion Of bankruptcy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

~ A little girl being sent to tAe
store to purchase some dye stuff, md
forgetting the name of the article. sad
to the clerk: John, what do folks
dye with?" 'Die with? Why chol-.
era. sometimes" replied Johp "Well
I.believe that's the name; want three
cents WORTH
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
&A brief nafket report:

EFA brief n4rket report: p
ink and paper ardstationery; new !
is unchanged; br5gans are heavy,
generally are firm; wheat is a
better than oats; wines and Il
generally have a downward tend
yeast cakes are rising.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

@ "Fafher, didn't you say The
world was rodnd2y ayes, my son" /"
"WelI, how can it come to an end if it
is roundgs "William, I wish you
wouldu,t talk with your mouth so full
of food.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

EE Scene in a Coahecticgt police
court: Counsel says; Which side
of the street do yoh live on, Mrs
Kippie?" son either side, sir, If ye
go one way lis on7tbe right; if ye go
the other way it'slon the left "
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

@ Every man has in his own life
follies enough-in his own mind
troubles enough-in the performance
of his duties Deficiencies enough-with-
out beingoyer curious about the affairs
of others. u
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

rEIt was Dow, Jun, who stated
that the aurora borealis was oecasioned
by the upsetting of dye pots of glory
and the leaking of their gorgeous cou-
tents through the armament.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

R What Interpretation can be put
upon the trite maxim, The moro the
mcrrier?" That it is sheer nonsense;
for most certainly two hands in your
pocket at one and the same lime is
more than sufficient.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

~ The man who got mad the 9th
er day and threatened to eat up shoe
maker, after second thought concluded
to compromise by drinking eobbler.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03
~A Kalamzooioeical

II A KalamzoolOgical 81
writes to a "sehool boreed"
that he will take a school, as }
taught 9 terms school & | az
Colledge 4 yrs at detroit michigi
am 26 yrs aYage!"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

Ea-"My DEAR said seolimeusaI
wife, ehome, you know, is The dearess
spot on earth eWell. yess SAID the
practical husband, 1T dos cost rae
about twice as much - saY other
spot
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

b1 Young women often Esz
lovers by tears. "Yes," says
wig, ''love, like beef, is presery5
brine"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

RA Milwaukee youth hal
into poetry since his failure. His-
ure was trying to make full hand
beat four seYens.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-11-03

sEThere is no better sids-show
han pYetiy cheek.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

Agent for the celebrated CHARLES 4. .JACOT
WATCH. Always for sale, at the lowest prices. jon
gensen, Nardin Maguln, Alfred GNrard Peal NasiloV
Ulyase Betang. Jules Emery, Montandon Constantine
Fsure Brandt and other celebrated Fronek
manufacturers
Also. N. L Tobias, James Hodden T. d. Johnson
WsrbuIton Eaton. and other English makers.
The Waitham, Elgin. Howard, and Unitsd ststeB
MENTS - :, - = y.
A great variety of hne BRoNzEs and PARTANa
kIGA FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, SILVER snd
PLATED WARE. mki3 TN
7 RATHER AND FINDINGS STORE,
No. 80 Old Levee street.
The inspection OF the trade and buyers generally
specially Invited TO my complete and eoGnpsnAQnSo
SHOE NAEUFAC7GRINQ hETM. u
keep constantly hand the best Eronnh anA Aunn.
lean Calf Skfns, Morocoos, BindiHaA TcpStnFk -.
6emock and Oak Sole leather. E1GtEah 6llFnS vs.
Elastic Core. Binding Rihbona. eens = y y -
My aFTnngeupentB IN EuFOpe A1d In thfs OnrrnoERN.
bas ne q o5SE TIE GroaaaaS alyzs4aaA g aRE ls Z
- c. Alvgnn GlEseA-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

TEE RABBITS ON CRnSoLrNB-The Chief Rab-
hi Of Crswcow has lately issued proclama-
tion, touching upon the morals of his people in
that city. The following forms part of the
document:
given, that on occasion of the sickness which
is now prevailing among the children in this
city, We have been led to seek out the sins Of
the city; and it has been found, first, that the
cond, that women lead many persons astray by
the hoop peticoats which they wear. whoever.
therefore, has the fear of God In his heart, must
forbid the wearing of crinoline in bis house.
Warning is herewith given, that from this day
forward watchers shall be placed at the syns-
gogues on the Sabbath and festivals, that no
woman may venture to attend the synagogue
with broad hoop peticoat. Perhaps the Al
mighty will spare-perhaps he will have mercy
Innd say to the destroying angel, Hold thy
hand and destroy not"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

FTHOS. EGAN, FAMILY GROCER. D.
Having removed from my old stand, No s7l Poydras
street. the Corner Of Common and Robertson
I will keep constantly on hand Choice TEAS WINES
and LIQUORS; also Choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
Goods delivered free all parts the city. fe20 ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17
FIRST PREMIUM AND CERTIFICATE

And dealer in Stoves Grstes Tinware House Fur.
ntshing Goods Agent for the great American Cooking
Stove, which is warranted to bake, or boil With
more satisfaction than other stove in this
stove and instruct the parties how to use it, Every
stove set and used according the printed
lions accompanying each stove, will be back and
the money refunded they do not give entire satsfac
just received for saie Mrgs assortment of Man.
tel Crates; also, odd Tenders. Baskets Blowers ETC.
Roofing GutterIng and Jobbing done usual. Stoves
PHIL. McCABE.
jae3 BIN 100 Camp street. one door from Poydras.
IRON PIPE, BRASS COCKS, VALVES, ETC
Hardware, Mechanics Tools and Supplies.
To Merchants, Foundrymen, Railroads. Steamboats,
Planters, etc., etc.
GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE SOUTH.
We call special attention to stock of Iron Pine
and Fittings both plain and galvanized Brass Valves
Cocks, etc.. Of description; Steam Water and
Vacuum Gauges Bolts and Nuts; Hot Pressed Nuts;
Cistern, Well and Force Pumps; Rubber Packing;
Rubber Hose Hemp Packing tubricating Lard Lin.
seed and Boiled Oils Turpentine, White Lead Paints
Cotton Waste Cotton Packing Gas Filters and Machin
list Stocks and Dies Pipe Cutters and longs Wrenches
and complete assortment of Machinst Tools Tipners
Stock Slaves Tin Ware Tin Plate Pig and Sheet Lead
Lead Pipe Block Tin, etc.
Send for one of our Price Lists. 80
good supply Of Shelf Hard ware, Files ETC.
Agents for Graf Il Co.'s Wire Brushcs-for foundr e.
boiler seh aSss s and sweeping R IFposs nd .+
Lightning Rods.
Agents for Chambers Patent Drove Well
Iron Pipe cut and fit to any length Or shape
nj md EulS cka
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

What is better than promising young man3
A paying one.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17
GRocERs-coMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.

GR0cERS-C0MMISsIoN MERCHANTS.
IA sANHoa. ~ 80 7--
GRO GER,
II Corner Of Franklin and Perdido streets,
Kesps constantly on hand Choice Assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc
sDa a asnten the .sleecn Of Fins
| attended to. d26 iy
II CoNERY, SON s. CO.,
| WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in Western
Produce Wines and Liquors,
CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA STREETS
W. MORAN. r. II. NOBLE.
MORAN & NOBLE
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
y And dealers in
WINES, LIQUORS q WESTERN PRODUCE,
sCorner of Canal and Front streets,
se12 1y New Orleans.
RES ENT GRoCE RY.
WILLIAM HART,
Wholesale and Retail FAMILY GROCER. Choice |
WINES, LIQUORS. and TEAS.
Gravier street, corner ofRampart.
City and country orders solicited, and punctualy
Of drsyage Choice Goshen BUTTER - '.'G mhS w e'
AARTM GLYHN. ALFRED DAxABn
LYNN DAM RIN,
WHOLESALE GROCERs
AND COMMISSION .MERCHANT
a.: .Poydras Street.-.-
A. W. skardon. VIM. woelper.
A W. sKARDoN 4 CO.. GRocERs
Corner jackson and Rousseau Streets Fourth District
Goods delivered FREQ Of charge. jasly
p PouRs1NE CO..
Wholesale Coffee Dealers.
IS Natchez Street.
Agents for the Colleges and the following
Religious Communities: The Jesuits; Ladies' the
Sacred Hearts the Marsts the Daughters of the Cross
JAG 1y
THos. EGAN. FAMILY GROCER -
street. the Corner Of Robertson streets
I will keep constantly on hand Choice TEAS WINES
and LIQUORS. also Choice GOSHEN BUTTER
Goods delivered free to all parts of the city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-27
Trustees Sale.

IN VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made on the Sth day Of January. leth-
II. Ruo-.; b. WOOD 10 - Brady, Iru>ies-'
81. recorded N the Recorders once OF
81. a. county. West Virginia IN DEED BOOK
W. > page 81 VIII ~! ~ public sale, al
...- front GoO- Of The Court hUu~-- on Sal :
.EgAN. OCTOBER -. lS.u. =. aCrr> OF !aIu'
>.-.4'e-i about three miles north OF the
IN. a.! the cas-. SIDE. OF the new turnpike
-a. now being constructed iTUln " heel
- 20 G.enu's run. said lkNu Oi IFusl Wa
I..yu by said K b. Woods on ~ acres O.
.s.... being the northern part % the nome
...... %. A. Il. Woods OvCcsi~t-i' ana joining
IDS with the estate OF David Garden, de-
.r..->.t, on the east side OF the Ohio TiNrr, 10
,--u-r The Merchants National BANK o!
N,-r Virginia The payment OF sfS" IN SIX
months nom date and the payment o! any
rn.. ~ notes thGt may br gwen III rrneWa.
10y .u pan payment the same 800 having
ben paid on said note and j l-lb acre. 81
: ~ tract which was sold 10 jacob Lash
.-.gs released. sale VIII be made Of the re.>-
s-. =! acres OF the tract. default being
..1.- y The payInsnt OF a note for S3pt due
t.-..>. -. 30, with TWO months interest
s-! ,--r>->, which represents the balance OF
.-..a.gall and interest due OF the ai"ItSsill
-..-- 70: SsIII. sad y acTe> Nla X DIVIDED
...a smaller tracts. PAX 81 The same can
p IN al the Recorders Once .! ONO
c,uuty. West Va
.lE.1- uF SALE-pne-.hlrd cash; balance
81, x AID Twelve months with lntvrt-I
- 10 commence Il O'Clock A Vi.
:. BRADY,
sr-Zs Trustee.