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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

81 faf such Ga hour a. tliis bis hand cou-
veys it % your heart Whoever j. the
interpreter Gods truth s al ia ali. Ii S.
for This hour, Il Is far all hours u comes
not alone for comfort Tor thai Itself has
lts higher purpose Ills truth may itom
this funeral scene become dearcr 10 you.
Ii Is as wo appreciate that VIC receive and
a. We receive that We are strengthened.
When we are weak, {, is because wc do
not lreoioy receive We press back the
hand wieh is oycr8owlng viii lis bounty.
We shall lose The signal benefits Of this
death, We do not in The future live
nearer and trucr 10 God The character
ofhim who is gone, appeals tons to-day
10 the mate eloquence which the placed
clay emphasizes, aud In ihe occasion
tho voice Of God + heard a, warning aud
q welcome 10 our souls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

A traveller N Florida writes, That is
tAclaBd where towns consist pf one house
where steamboats, make eight miles an
bom, where railroads carry you four mites
an hDur, where the happy maxim rules,
never 10 to-day what you can pat Of til
tomorrow where The mail comes semi.
occasionally whore the newspaper j. a.
most as rare as q snow storm, aud where
telegIams are unknown
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

The amount Of animal ivory yearly
consumed at Sheffield, England, would
demand the killing Of 10000 elephants
annually, were that the only supply a
very largo amount Of ivory IL obtained
Of late years from Northern Siberia, by
digging up the trunks Of fan extinct specie
Of mammotlis. These mammoths -four.
ishcd some two hundred tlI0usand or
more years ago, when Siberia enjoyed .
tropical climate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

Mr.. G. q Prindle, Of Chittendon Co.,
Vermont, has made an experiment de-
signed to ascertain how far protect
Cd rom cold by snow. For four sue.
cessiye winter days, there being four
inches Of snow on d level he found The
average temperature, Immediately above
tie snow l3s below zero; Immediately
beneath l9a above zero; under a drin
two feet deep, 20 above zero
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

4 eya.e .nggesis that i4e marrying a
deaeascd wifs sister implies eitber ihai
the husband bad treated DE lrst vile
yey kindly or cruelty Il kindly The
sister wishes e experience lLosame treat
ment iferaeilr, ~ aYegge ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

4 iady bound ~ Long Branch from
New Iofk llle otl.ef daY, saw her trunk
falling ofer tht leamef railing, and
aks pradeut woman Jumped after 4
Tbs ruaA and .,s e9ntelis were ruined (,
bus iAe Adg VA hsaed oui OILY hliie
d6moIiizcd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

4 set Of paper ear wheels on Que y tie
Pullman care running to'Jency City have
fun over 10000 miles of track aad worn
out entirely one set of steel tlfos, which
have becn replaced TAeordinay wheels
ID r aid viii oulg fau G90J miles
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

with a large body of troops, is pursuing
him.
An American brig is lying in the port of
San Angel, which was recently closed by
the federal government, to carry the Diaz
brothers away from Mexico in case of their
defeat.
The revolution is decreasing in strength
and extent.
A Quebec special states that in tie House
of the Assembly, one Of the leaders of the
opposition created a great excitement by
charging bribery and corruption upon the
agents of the ministry, eliciting cheers from
the galleries. The Speaker had the CALLER.
les cleared by armed police, when the crowd
organized a meeting outside, and was adj.
dressed by prominent annexationists, who
claimed annexation to the United States 4:
preferable TO armed provincial tyranny.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
Winter W

Winter clothing alone will no. protect the body
against the consequences OF the sudden dcpres-
sion Of temperature which is conconltan. Of carly
winter. Flannel next the skin preserves the ami
NAL heat, but it does not impart animal vigor.
That property is the special preIogative OF He's
tetter's Stomach Bitters, which is therefore 4 spc-
eide protection against a majority OF the COM
plants which are most common NJ this season. For
example, q couree of the srea. vegetable in7igor-
ant, coupepced now, will be almost sure TO pre-
clude CHI and fever, bilious cole. disorders OF
the stomach, constipation, and many other com
plants which are often the direct or indirCc: If
feet Of an atmosphere suTcharged with cold, I'M
wholesome vapor. Moreover, the system toned
and regulated by this means is much more likely to
resist pulmonary disease than i. would otherwise
be; for the influence o. searching medicine per
vades all the organs, and e. Try fiber and tissu. ol
the frame. Persons whosc,ital powers are weak
especially invalid ladies and the aged, are earn
estly II commented not 10 face the winters ricOi
without having recourse TO tais safe and sul.icicE
means Uc rc-enlorcinS cnfcebl,d nature. Much suf
ftfiag m.y be ESCAPED, much danger ayerted b.
following this counsel. Better late than never, i
| o good pr0verb, but II Is better 10 be early thai
late.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
ALL The RAGE.
TrvThe Wonder oftheA Age

Gentlemen, after many years OF almost irulil.ss
search, | have * lB5. accomplished my design IN
discovering tduse ingredients which when com-
binei and applied TO the face just after shaving,
Will produce IN the space Of Six or cigh weeks q
soft, luNurIant whskCrs a1d n!ustache. By send
Ing one dollar with address 10 my ohlce. | ALL for
ward 10 sou OnA paCaag" 81 III" wonder I &c OF
charg. with directions. itE. l.. PONTE L, hcIH-
isl. Ihcm,C4 Al Laboratory cor. Ninth and Morgan
streets. II Lul!s y. H.. Ladies and grnt!, men
d siriOu1 Vt grc4'm- n, on any htsc.se, 10y sending
statement o! - Tpt0in7, caa be tr'Htcd w!tn acc.-
racY, mCtllcin" VIII be fprwaItlci 10 yOur al lr crs.
Those wILhIns information can receive piriica lars
hy sdIr,ss.ng DkI. PJST2AC y OSuASAs, cor.
Nl.th and Morgan ,tr"e''. i. !. 5u.s No.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03
WILL ALL THESE WHO SUFFER
CONSUMPTION OR COUGH
Please read the following letter from a we'll
known Druggist.
BIT. VERNON. III, April @. ls!i.
M,ss,s. j. y. Harris & Co, Gin. g..

BIT. VERNON, Ill, April g. lei.
M,ss.s. j. ". Harris & Co, Gin, o.:
GENTLEMEN: heard one OF NV uttrmers speak In
Ell. II high terms OF Aliens Lung BalslTn. to-day. tnat
! thought | would wTit- ySu The suhst nee fhi's'a'e-
NEXT. lie says his mother. who Is Row sixty years oi
sge. suftred with c~oTsumntton for st yersl years, an"
has been under the care Of all our best physicians, bul
never re 'eived any permanent benefit: then sh. re-
so.ted 10 most every kind Of cough and lung halsaul
that could he pr. pared for her. but all TO no avail. she
siiIl grew worse. until she was confined TO her ned:
and when she was seized with a paroNysm OF cough
Ing. she would lose the power Of respiration, andihry
were compelled TO resort % various means to restore
breathing and while she coughed so hard she did n I,
expectorate anythi g.. and the family and friends had
given NJ ali hopes Of her recovery; her son Eotcch
the advertise m-nt Of Aliens Lung Ba'ssm in The
christian Advocate. and they thought they would
procure and try 1t They commenced giving her the
Ralsam at five O'Clock i. NJ. as directed. n dose every
hour until midnight; then she took another spell OF
cOuRhir q, and eXpectorated moutilfuls Of dark, yel
low matter. which WAS something she had not been
able to do for some time. They continued to give her
the Balsam until morning. and then she hogan to eI-
pectOrate freely; and within two hours she had ex-
perforated thrce pints OF mucous matter, which gave
her immediate relief, and since that time has con-
tinucd TO improve. She nov Sits MP all day. and can
walk about the house and take considerable outdoor
exercise Her son bought more OF the Balsam to-
day, and he is recommending II very highly TO every
one. Yours respectfully,
A. c. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proof of merit than the case
this letter rcferst to-
LEN LUNG BALsAM is. without doubt. the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

We give. without vouching for its truth.
this account OF the purposes, origin and
progress of the IntermGiionals
The first idea of this society appears to
have been thrown out during TIL course of
the visit which a Gcput2t;on Of Partisan
workmen paid to the universal exhibition of
London in 1862 They had been sent over at
the expense of their coItradeS to study the
general condition of European industry, be-
came acquainted with English wOrkmen,
and initiated into the nature oftrade-unions,
and discussed the subject of strikes. The
| notion naturally occurred to them that If
the principle of cooperation In strikes was
o good thing for the Orkmen when applied
to one country, Ii would be far more effect
i've when applied on a grarder scale through
out Europe. The basis Of an international
association wa then thrown out, whose
members should engage themselves to sup
strikes should be deemed necessary in the
interests Of the working classes, and it was
agreed that q great European meeting of
delegates of workingmen should be held In
London in 1864. The meeting took place
on September %, 1864, In st. Martins hall ;
but the original project had grown consider
ably in the Interim, and assumed . much
more revolutionary form than was at first
designed. Various representatives Of the
Svn.inSii'at La.ivns wSLo pfesent. Aney
eiecleu Golhiniltee, Wn0 were charged &
uraW up tHe s,a.utcs OF tne ASSOCIATION -
!. was uecluei tHa1 eenefM coneF
lne -elisscs suoelq De neiu IN
anu va up ~ lhIV perIOu TUG
snould act rs central proVisionat council Oh
tne associallon, ana sioIid SIT III AQpdon;
vi tnis committee mr. Ou2er was eiected
president, anu they drew up the statutes in
accordance Win the vote. preiacing them
VITA DECLARATION OF rrinciplee, This de.
ciaraiion affirmed tiat the emancipation OF
tue Worhln@-mcn must be effected by the
Workilg-la.n themselves. That the cconO'
mic suhJcction OF the w~0rkin@-man to the
possesS0rs CT capital was The cause of his
political, MORAL Q matrii scrvitude
That every political movement should there.
fore be sub0rdinate TO his e economical eman.
cirafion. That all efforts 10 arrive at thi,
had Bitherto failed through want of q com.
mon interest between the wCrking-mcn Of
every professfonrin every country.
} The organization of the International, a.
: finally settled, consist of: FirSt-a genera
? council. S@con3-iCte,al councils. Thirt
-sectlonS. This organization is at once
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

THE COUNTRY SEEMS Topyr FILLED WITH
sPEcIFIcs.-FOr the cure GLung Diseases,
that one scarcely knows which to use for
wan of confidence in their medical proper.
ties but from the rema, kable cures and
the high order and extraordinary efficacy
of Aliens Lung Balsam, that we are com
PEELED to regard the evidences Of our senses,
and confidently state for Cough and Cold.
and that Hydra-headed Monster COnsump..
ton, we think that preparation a safe and
certain cure that is now before the public.
For sale BY all Medicine Dealers.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

From Nov, /, 1865, TO Nov, | 1871, the
Spanish government has imported into Hav.
ana from the United States, for the use OF
her regular troops In suppressing the rebel.
lion, AZ $50 arms of all kinds and calibres,
principally the improved Remington rifle
terial, Al 100 rifles and carbines have been
imported from this country for the use OF
the volunteers, IN; kiag SO 7Gl arms contrib
nted by the United States in crushing n re-
bellion. which, if not directly instigated
by the United States government, was un
derstood to have received its moral support
and sanction. Having contributed so hand
sOmely with gunbOats and rifles in crushing
q people whose fOndest hopes and anticipa-
tons were centered in her example and as
sistancc, and the object having tailed, the
query naturally presents itself if it is not
time for our government to step in and
command the peace.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

Made CT POOr itum: NnlsAeJs ruo 'Ph''a
aud refuse Liquors doctored. spiced and sweet
,ned 10 rlcase the taste, called "Tonics," "Apretiz
.rs,, "Rcstorers," &c, that lead the tippler on t.
drunkenness and ruin. but are q true Medicine, made
from the Naive Roots. and Herbs OF Authenticated
from all AIcolaiic sfimuinnts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE q perfect Renova'or ant
Invigorato. OF the System, carrying of ali poisonous
matter and rcstc r.ng the blood to s healthy condition.
No person can tahc these Bitters according 10 direc-
tina and remain long unven.
SlOO Will be given for an i~ncc-So'e case, provided
lie bones arc not destroyed Dy mineral poison or
other means. and the -..sl o-gsr: vested beyond me
point Of repair.
For Ilaummni0ry anu Chronic Nheuma~
ii.ui aud t:out, Dy-pcpsin' or indigestion
EiIisu. Rcmittent aud Fe'ert
ni.,n.r, of the BLOOD, Liver, Kidneys and
RI,ddr, these Bittcrs have been most success
tl. Sucb Diseases are caused by Nitinted
Blood, which l. generally pro1r:edsy deTa-senent
OF the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
Schc, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs. TightAe' .! tie
Chest, D!xz!acss. Sour EruC;at!ous Of the stomach.
Raj taste n the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. fa'p.tlt.oH
Of tie Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs, lain in tHt
rc-.oas Of thc Kinney, and 4 hundred other pe!H!u.
sv..7t.ws, are tie O~TsFri1gs Of Dyspepsia
T.rr.aytso:atc the stomach. and stimulate the tor
nd lvyrcaIb1wc.s which render them o!un"Tas.'ed
efficacy n cleansing TIE Mood Of ali impurities, ara
.np-r;.ay new life and viSor TO the whole system.
FoHSKIN DISEASES, Erupt!cns, letter. Sait
rhucm. Blo;ches. Spots Pinples. Pus;Elcs. Boiis.CaF-
nurclcs. Scaid Head. Sore Eyes, Ervs.n-
Jas, Itch, Scg-f-. Discolorstlon of the Skin. iiurlor5
arU Diseases Of the Skin, OF whatever name or nature.
are literally dag up and carried ont fthe system ina
short slmo ry III lu.eo Of these Bitters. one hottlctn
zach cases Will convince he cst.Gc:eduious ofthc-;
-rratIvc effect.
Cleanse the vitiS,ed Blood whenever yoG lhdis
impurities Bursting through the skin inPimples Lrur-
lions or sores cleanse! It when younnd it o5stsucted
and sluggish IN the veins cleanse 1t whenit IS toui'
and your feelings Will tell you when. kcc2thc blooc
sure and the health Of the system Will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other Ms lurEinSi in the
system OF SO many thousands. are c~fcctually destroy
ed and removed. For fall directions, read carefully
he circular around each bottle, printed In four lsr-
S~uascs-Eaglish, German, French and Spanish.
J.wALRER. Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD Co,
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco. Cal.
anI GO aad 81 Commerce street, New York.
rE o L by 49, DRUGGISTS An? DEAlEHS
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

FEARL FIslING IN THE GULF or CALI
RNIA-Ptarl fishing is still carried on in
the gulf, with varying success. | WIS in
formed by 4 German merchant of this place,
Who is engaged in purchasing the pearls for
he European market, that the value of the
yield for the year 1865 amounted to $4,000.
10 procure the oyster. the primitive mode
of diving, by the native Mexican Indians, is
still used. Doubtless Il greater success
would attend TIE use CT the diving or dredg-
ing apparatus, either Of which might be
used IN deeper water than could be reached
by ~ 2rdinary method Of diving. The
shel 4lch produces The rich purple dye
thai much sought after by the an
cient MeSicans for colOring their fabrics, is
found clinging to the rocks in many locali-
ties on this coast, and | also found il in the
Island OF SecOrro, which Is situated about
2GO miles west Of Cape COrrientes. | have
seen the Indians collecting this dye in the
Bay of Banderas, below San Bias, from the
shells as they chung to the rocks. After the
shell is detached from the rock, the sub
stance is elected by the animal and caught
i'm small cups by the collector. This beau
titul purple dye is held in high estimation
by the ZapOtaco Indians Of Tehuantepec,
for cOloring cotton cloth of their own man
ufacture. Six yards of their cotton fabric
which is woven on a small, native hand
loom, is just enough for a single skirt for q
woman-stlls. when tinted with this pccul-
lar dye, for SIG or $50.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

UNITED STATES 81 STORE, ST.. LOUIS
Probably everybody las heard of this estab,
lishment. the largest in the West, and nc
doubt as large as any in the east 1t would
astOnish any one to see the amount of ele.
giant goods this one house sells daily, and to
enumerate the articles sold would take col.
umns.
Their stock of holiday goods is without
end. In dolls alone they have 1000, and
his Is but ne article.
Those who visit ST.. Louis must not fail to
drop in at the U. S. 81 Store, 402 N. Fourth
street. 1t is one of the sights of that city.
The public arc assured that no goods will be
misrcprcsented; and whether you purchase
or not, call in and examine the goods. Or
ders by mail soliciting, and in every case sat
isGaction Is guaranteed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

DON'T HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT,
BLOW, BLOW, and disgust everybody with
your Catarrh and its offensive OdOr when
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will speedily de-
stroy all odor and arrest the discharge. 500.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-03

The " aTld Of to-day laughs al the t~acrlrsU-
ties of hfty years age. hist. ring the head, empty
lag the veins, and ra-pIng III" bowels with ca,nar-
tics rs Irritating ~ cncLtnut-hrrrs. will soon be
consigned b. universal CInsf mt to THE limbo ui ir-
icct,d fallAcics. In the meantime lR. NALhEHr
NINEGAn BiIIERr, the true ally of Nature, are Ct
feeling by q mid and painless process, such cures
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and periodical ic-
vcr5, as the world half i century ago would hsEc
IfFrnpI r,Erarnl1us
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

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civil service, or abuse patronage less.
than the Republican party? Win the
Democratic party ..guard the rights of
ali citizens more securely,'' or limit
Executive power more surely, or coerce
I or bribe less, or seat fewer illegal MEM
bers of Congress, or resort less to un-
constitutional legislation than the Re
publican party Pei Would victory of
the Democratic party be tan uprising
OF honest citizens to sweep from power
men who prostitute the name of an hon
ored party to selfish interests?'h -slisi
! The, project of a new party and "a new
policy ip, the present political situation
IS idle, Should the mass of the Demo-.
Gratis unite with the Republicans who
conditienaIly threaten TO repudiate the
acti0nof the regular party convention
at Philadelp phia, some Of the remaining
Democrats would refuse to vote, some
would support a astraighto Democrat,
and some would vote for General Grant.
But practically the ALTERNATIVES in nthe
election fof 1872 is a Republican or a
Democratic success. The result will be
a Republican Administration founded
upon Republican majority with all its
chances, or an Administration founded
upon a coalition of which the Demo-
Gratis would be the mainspring. II Hm'-
pe7's Weekly. ',,a 1s's III I4s sS IL 20
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
whisky .soornered.. /.

One Of the greatest whisky transac-
tions in the history of the trade was de
veloped in Louisville on the 28th.i 1t is
the sensation of the hour among men
engaged in the business. 1t appears
that the firm Oft. Suit & Coz, have ef-
fecttrally cornered the market in old
Whistles. 1t is said they have been
planning this movement for months,
and at length succeeded in accomplish
ing their objects. Newcombe, Buchan-
an, a Co.. acting as the commission
merchants of Suit & Co., have bought
up all the available, Stocks of old
Whiskies in the United states, which
includes about all in the world. Their
purchase in New York city alone
amount to oyers q, Iniiiion dollars. and
the aggregate reaches about three mill
ions. This purchase embraces nearly
all the reliable old WHISTLES In the mar
ket, and wiH therefore probably effect
the price ofall other grades. Itis the
largest and most important whisky
transaction ever known in this country.
Among the heaviest purchases was the
stock Of Ches. Backmany of New. York,
sixteen hundred barrels, accumulated
sicne 1857, and other stocks in this State
and different parts Of the country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

81 Z !. ANSWERING LErTERs.4Ash great
many people in this country are shame
fully negligent about answering letters.
Nothing is more annoying. In Euro
lpean countries it Is, regarded at the
height of ill-breeding .tosallow a4etter
which needs. a reply to go answered,
and 50 It ought to Be- considered here.
This q point on which parents should
lay great stress to their children. They
should be taught to consider itas rude
not to reply to a letter which needs at
tention AS to hand a fork with the
wrong end, The busiest people are
generally those who are most exact in
this respect. The late Duke OF Well
ihgten, who, twill be admitted, had y
good dealon hishands at diferent times
in his life, replied atoievery letter, no
matter from how Humble a source.
Once 81 Clergyman who lived in a dis
tant partiof theIkingdom wrote to his
Grace, son whom neither he. nor his par
ish had a shadow of claim Ito beg for a
sabscrip to rebuild a church. By
return of mail came back q letter from
the Duke to the effect that ne really
could not see why in the world he
should have applied to lhimforsueh OBJ
ject; butithe parson sold the letter las an
autograph for e5, and put the Duke
down forsthat amount, amongthe sub
scribers., .,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
Executor,s Sale eli Real Estate

THE undersigned, as SutHiyr ng Execl.tor y9f
L G. ". SmelIWood, DECD, win offer az public
i672 upon the premises. situate in Colerain
Township Of Belmont County, Ohio, and near
the Village Of Pleasant Grove, the following
described real estate; Being part Of the North
west quarter OF section E,s Town ship z, and
Range g. in the District OF land subject. 70 sale
at Steubenville, Ohio; beginnings for the, same,
at the Northwest corner of said section; thence
North $50 East, eH poles to a stake; thence
South ko East 50 poles TO q stake: thence South
8o1<o West q poles to a stake; thence South 1z9
East 50 poles to stake; thenceSouth 291S West
68 $40 poles to stake: thence North ~ West
I60 poles to the place Of bsginnings containing
50 acres. mere or less There are 65 acres cleared
upon said farm; good stone and frame dwell
ling mousse. with six rooms, good well andpufnp
of water on the poich; good frame barn and
stabling, smoke house and granary, an or
ehsrd Of choice fruits, with plenty of coal and
water upon the premises, and in a reasonably
good State of cultivation, and well situated for
either farming or grazing. Full possession will
be given the purchaser on the Erst day Of April
next,f < Il t,Ess tsyf,fyi r. ss=sf ~, zi!s3
ALSO, At the same time and place the follow
ing personal property, to-wit: Horses Cattle
Hogs, BRcon, sHousehoid and Kitchen furniture
and many other articles too numerous 10 mem
tion- Sale 10 commence al 8 O'Clock ON said
day. Terms OF sale. Of bothreal' and personal
property will be made know oRfle day Of safe
1900 LEWIS L. SMALLW0OD, Ex'r
febI5zw - OF Geo W, ,.SrnAfiwcod, decd