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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-27

n mSchy A<OCWh Dill
The Senate has passed a joint reso-
luton memorializing Congress to open
for settlement by the white people the
Government lands known as the
Walker River Reservation, situated in
Esmeralda. Already the most valua-
BILE sections of land bordering on the
Walker river, which courses through
this Reservation, have been surveyed,
located, and the Government price de-
posted in the Surveyor Generals
office at this place.
Barax and Soda.
Mr.. Hubbard, of Esmeralda, wants
borax and soda mines taxed the same
as others. Under the present law it is
optional with the Assessor to tax the
land or the proceeds of the mine. II
the mine is unproductive, he can tax
the land as high as S. per acre, and thus
seoul his fees and mileage.
Leaves by the way-side.
There was a little social hop last
evening, at the Ormsby House, in the
dining room, after the regular hash
hour. Our festive Sergeant at Arms.
Seymour Pixley, was the moving
spirit.
Large delegations have arrived from
Virginia, to watch the fate of the anti
gambling law bill i'm the Assembly.
There was n rooster dispute i'm town
last week; also q case of secondhand
seduction, ScANLAND.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-27
EORN.

In Virginia, February IL, to tho wife of
Plum. Morrison, a daughter.
In Geld Hill, February %, to the wife Of
Ed. Phillips, a son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26
quo COUNTY COURT.
Rlha f'iJ and Marine Insurance
COMPANY d Wheeling

IT, "
uCorgo IlObeftS and Others
ny virtue II decree Of the COunty COtFt Of Ohio
county West Virginia, made and entered on tho
10Th day Of January 1873, IN the aboye OntltlC.i
Eaiisa, the undersigned Special Commissioners Will
pFncee 10 sa Al iihllc suction, Al Tho front doR
II tho Court 1tOuse Of said Ohio county, Oh
TUESDAY, APRIL u, 1915,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. n. Of aid day, all the
oOal and other minerals, belonging al prevent TO the
Crescent Iron Company, which are Ia and under
s q sh ~. Tetc CSGJeysd v e t.,, SeGgS @
lha Knox, bearing date thu Sth lay Of June, 1903,
and recorded Ii the Clerks Oi1ee Of aid Ohio
county IN Died. Book No. 80, pAge 461; excepting
Only 70 hiuth Of aid ctal % WIS conveyed by sid
3CGFge 1IobeFlA and Wlic 10 Emma n Carter BY
dsO9 dated the ~ day q January is7 ;hc :aiI
Emma y. Carton q the Dn6 part and the did
IlEUfEe Roberts Of The other patti and recorded Ia
aid Clerks OiIie6 in Died BOOK No. 81, tage q.
ALtS, all The coal ways, eepmontA, righta and
privileges which BY Nm Elid la9t mentioned deed
4 s1ehas Sse Eanlsd y The I'D sh EP nae y
the Safii6 coal tninefala, ways, GlSnhehta, fiEtl
and privileges which W6re conveyed By Che s,la
RObgfla AMI vile 10 lhH CFbrent Iron IN
BY decd tearing date the i2lh day g gIa,y ~,
and teeBni0i n aid QeFk'A Olice ~ pgh1 booG
y ,hs mats apd l5ult q the plcmt
S"[S SgIstsI ~ IA iSe rJdrse o. entries hnd thc
ebaSSStsS n ntbET improvements connected With
XIV s,S,s y yeiSFFnss q hereby matie to complete
TiSt n ibo iI prenlses now posted 10 The Clerk'A
GiBss al Ohio County Court ~.
TsTii or sILE.-0ne -iourth 81 tho purehaSg
MONEY n N raid IN cash on the day n ale, and
the residue d Md purchase money 10 be PAID ID
four e1ual annual inatallnlenta with Interest there
on i0hi The day d ALE the purchaser to i've bondi
with security, 10 10 approved BY aid Special CIni.
missioner, lot MD deferred taymanta, and the
tIle 10 aid property 10 b retained until the md
purchase money shall hat teen fnIlI paid.
'Hf .H JAMI9 P. ROGERS,
r. q. BARR,
mrs Special Commissioner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

PHILADELPInA, April 2l.--PetrOlemu--
Steady; refined I3JGc; crude 9JSC, Clover
Seed Western l2HCi timothy ~ G!)6,
Flax SeGI-$l SOa1 So, FlOur--ln moderate
demand; WISCONSIN mud Minnesota family
Sja5 70; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
Is 25aD 90; high grades 50 25a7 70, What
LIN better request; red 81 ?gal Sg; amber
81 39aI IS; while 81 49!SaI 20. IyG-$l OS.
COrn--W Western mixed S0a9Oc. Onls-want-
I'd; white 75aT414C; mixed 72C. Provisions
Steady. POrk--$22 5Oa28 co. Beef Hams
SIS OGa9? CO.. smoked $40 OOat4 81 picked
ia 81 25al25O. LArd-i6al6G. Whisky
Held at 81 10 for western, Enthusiastically
new In demand at 26a29c; New York and
bradford county extra 2Sa3OC; do drsts 20
aglc; western extra 92a?I., 'lH h-s'A i;?"tos'
CheescENeStern fine 16l6alOAC, Eggs
Steady western fresh i6Ai7c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

Tho prUprletors Of Pleasant Hill Nurnry, Wesl
Virginia, arr now offering tho most complete nuT.
scFy o. ok grown within tho State for many years
ThIFly-iOtiF years experience and observation In
tho growing Of fruit mud fruit trees has enabled "
TO present very large collection Of oil kinds oil
fruits, embracing old aud nov varieties, which have
been tested In various localities, and found well
M hiLSt iS..i L. .I.Ls SVuiiII anu exposed v
storms on nj Ildgs, which secures 70 tho planter
more hardy, healthy trVe than tan possibly b
grown OH rich low or bottom lands, and double tlt
amount Of roots 10 essential TO the good growth o.
al kinds Of trCCs and plants. Our stock consists ai
Apple tres, d, 2, and years old. ranging from
10 II feet price low by tho I0OOr 1000 ..|
Peach tFeOs, anl 2 years old, 40 iOel, iH.
Pears, standard very extra, 4 10 . feet
Dwarf POara thrifty trCs, tOS ieet. .t
llum trees, 10 0 Ieel, l."
Cherry trees, The besi wO have over offered TO tbs
public, 10 feet.
ApTlVolA, 10 foot.
Orange Ounce, 2 10 8 feet I. f. Alb
GnpeyineS, 20 varieties aud Of superior quality,
| and 2 yours old.
CurraulS GOn.eberrIes, Strawberries, NaspberrIe.
aud BlaekbeTrics In variety and 6ne. AlsO 20 yaFl'
etls Of EvergTCns Of various sECs, Including an OK
Collcnt stock for cemetery purp0aes.
ThTSC desiring cemetery plants may do well Il
consult the Sexton Of Greenwood Cemetery, or John
X. BOtseDril, Joseph SeybOld aud John r. TrtlsChC
Us To The lIiallly 81 our plants We als6 offer Ant
UOlcCilOnO Of roses and lowering shrubs, together
with 1ne selection Of grpCn.hOn plants aitel
March iSL shaile trpes III variety. OsnEe Orangl
and Warrantul 10 reach their destination IN goDt
condition Prices worry low and iurnllheIl on april
cation Parties desiring good Trees will please nend
In their Orders EAry, "A the early orders can receive
most attention and secure the best trees. Cor
rGstOnJelce solicited frOuI oil desirng Trees ant
| mania AutlrIsa!
WILLIAM NJ. as. DUNLAP,
! RDil-IlAV Valley drove, Ohio Co., West Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26
Id NeY York CenlrlL q.


CHICAGO, April 9L-Fl01r-Dull and
nominal, Wheat-Dull; No, spring 81 o.;
No. 9fresh 81 or bid regular $t0iA spot
81 O2Ss seller May; 81 OK seller June; No.
), 9Ga06 I<C. COrn-Dull and lower; No.
mixed new 7OIla7lo spot 7SSGC bid seller
May; 74G seller June; rejected zoe. Oats
--6tmand active and prices advanced;
9 cash nOminallyGlAe bid seller May. Rye
.-DemaRl active and prices advanced No.
No. |, 81 00IIal 0S. BarlCy-Demand good
at full prices and higher No. 2, 81 q, sp0t;
81 25 seller April. Pork-Dull and unset
tied at $29 % spot; $2i S5a9l SIX seller
May. Lard Scarce, firm and higher at
SIS 70 spot or seller May $l5 0Oal5 % seller
June. bulk Meats-Steady and In mod
erate demand. Whisky STEADY and IN
moderate llGmAnl ut 81 Il.
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New York.

NEw York, April 24,-COtton- Steady
Mt l69Eal6Xc. Flour--Dull; Superdnc west
Urn aud stats ~ 5Oai 70; common TO good
So O6a6 %; good to choice 81 26a6 90
cxtrII Ohio S. OOa5 u; white wheat extrr
81 6OaG 80; ST. Louis 80 36aS o.. Rye Flour
Steady ut 81 35Ab u. Corn MCal-Qule
at 81 26aI 80. Whcnt-ln moderate dc
maid; M. 1 spring 81 25a1 81; MOI 81 II
III II; NJ, 2 Chicago 81 lSal q; ungradet
Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 l4al g6i RET
winter 81 2Sal 32i white u seal d. Rye
Dull; Canada In bOnd 0Ia0SC; State 81 OO
barley - Quiet and unchanged. Malt
Steady. COrn--ln moderate dGlnandi mixet
western O3NO3ItC; yellow O3aO3Hc; whit,
Ole. Oats-I4ess active and unchanged
Hay Unchanged. Whlsky-Quiet IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

ToLEDo, April 24.--Tlour- Demand fail
and market firm. Whrat--Actiye. closing
easier. No. 2 white Wabash 81 2sa1 20; No
No. 8, 81 24lS No. 1 white Michigan 81 25a
1 2GIi; extra 81 rs; amber 81 23ai 90; sellei
May 81 259l; seller June 81 2SSt No. red
81 iSa1 27I{; No. 2, 81 %; seller June 81 "a
No. 3 red 81 TX; No. 2 amber Illinois 81 20
C0rn-SleAdy and In moderate demand
high mixed 77a77XC sellct:May; low mixed
10; no grade 7BiIc; damaged 75c. Oats
Demand active and prices advanced; white
GOC seller May; Mlehigan0 5C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

the impetus OF inyestment the demand
growing out Of the April disbursements
aud In anticipation Of May iptsrest diVi'
dends UllOn Pacific fell Of from TsIS TO
Il, recovered TO Is, reacted to II and sim
later sold a. TX, Kansas Pacific fen Of
from 26IS 70 PAX and afterwards rallied to
%, st, Louis 4 Kansas City ranged from
4OJS to ~, against 80 at the close Yesterday,
Panama rose to 1853 and closed ut that price
against l4G al the opening. Illinois Cen
tral 1881, the highest prices Of the week
Rock Island sold as high US IOS16, aud Pa
cifc Mail AK, closing at 49,. Northwest
ern fell from 42Js TO 4a9, but recovered
from the decline. 81. Louis, Kansas City
& Northern preferred advanced TO AZ.
Hannibal &SL. Joseph shares were weak,
declining to 9is{ for common and to 30 for
prrlcrrcd. Erie rose to, StlS, Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy rose to nix. The
market closed strong The sales aggregated
10000 shares, Of which there were Erie
10000 Lake Shore 1900 Northwestern
5000, Rock Island 1900, Pacific. Mail
$1,000, 81. Paul 100 0hiqs 1900, Western
Union, ll,lOO, Wabash 5000, Union Pa.
Gifts $500 PapamA 1900. Kansas Pacific
9, 100, st, Louis, Kansas City 4 Northern,
preferred, q 800, Missouri Pacific 5000,
~ II Il Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

CINCINNATI, April 24.-Cotton- Quiet;
middllng i51Gc. FlOur-ACtlvo at - Goa
s rs. Corn-+Qui at 7Sa75c. Oats-Quiet
and firm at G7a7Oc. Rye--Quiet at $l20
Barley-Quiet; lalf$i46aI 90. Linseed Oh
Firm at Tic. Eggs-Decllnlng at 13Rl4c
Butter-EasieF; choice at 2Sa3Oc. Cheese
Dull at 14lIal5c, Clover seed-Firm o.
I2ai2Hc. Pork---Quiet at $22 %. Lard
Quiet; good held al bid 16c. Bacon
At tlsEaii Na123lal2tGalSh, Bulk Meat
Demand good Ut full prices, With sales a
S%ali9Eat3kc. WhiSky-Deniand gOOt
at full prices at 81 ~. ~. '.."
iToas-.Q Quiet at 81 2baS 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

nALrIMORe, April 2inFlour-- Active,
iirnirr, and unchanged. Whcat-firm and
steady; No. l. western amber 81 81; No. 2
81 39; mixed 81 8On1 so COrn-Qulet and
weaker; western mixed SOHC. Oats-Dull
and unchanged. Rye Quiet aud IN
changed. llay-Qhiet aud unchanged
Pennsylvania and Maryland 81 OOa22 w.
ProyiSiOns-QuieL Pork ! $22 5Oa23 w,
Hulk Mtats--Uucliangcd, lIacOn--In bet
ter demand; shoulders 05Ial0c; clear rib
i3ai3Hc. Hams 14IIai5e, Lard = Re
fined 16aiBIc. Butter = Nominally un'
changed, Petroleum Quiet; hominAlly
61EadAc. CoiFee-.Quiet and unchanged
Whisky Firm at 81 I3Nai 10. M ~ 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

NEwYoRk, April 24-The package trndc
In domestic goods continues quiet; jubbing
branches inactive. Cotton goods quiet,
but standard makes steady In plaid, white
ground and light chocolate. Plaid aud
shifting prints are doing fairly. Ginghams
in brisk demand, but the supply Is very
light. beavers and satlnets taken more
freely liz the clothing ttadG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

ilrshuRun, April 2I.-wheat-Fitrn;
Pehnsylyania md Ohio red 81 goal %.
COrn.F'irm and IN fMf demand; white and
mixed sOaS2c; prime yellow S4aS5c. Petto.
leum-Dull; crude al Parkef's quoted nj
n 90; refined i3'iais'Sc, Philadelphia de-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEdRdfM.
New York Money ana Stocks.

NBw YoRK, lAphl 24,4MoNEY- Closed
very easy at 9n9lI per cent on call.
FoREluN Quiet and steady,
closing al As7iS for bankers 60 days ster:
ling, and A.9Oil for demand.
GoLD-Opened At 1854 and closed At
li5,G, the extremes Of the day. The rate
on gold loans wds y per cent for carrying
to Gat, Clatings $i1O0O,OOO. The Assist.
ant Treasurer to-day ,IiSburCd S255,OOO.
(IoyERNMRNTs-Ol Closed Arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

GRAND LONE ]. o. M,-The Supreme
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order
Of Mechanics Of tho United States will
convene in this city to-day. Delegates
from the different States will arrive dur.
ing the day.
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AI.arge Amount Of Ohio TObac.
-----'.l lcn Wanted, .-L.-- I. M


4afi BALTIMORE, April "a, 1876.
We hasten to inform our friends In
Ohio THAT, according to 4 cable dispatch
Just received from Paris, the French
Government has invited proposals. Of con-
tracts for Tobacco, follows:
i,2UOQkIlO. Ohio, Cinl Valunt b 800 hhdS,S
LONDON " Maryland, t. 70 2,S1J ~
i,OOOOOO Virginia, i,IUO ,4
The adjudication Of these contracts
will take place on. June 10th. The
French 1tegfc has decided not to award a
contract fGf Kentucky Tobacco, probably
owing to the high prices now obtained
for this description. ~"
We think II will lie gratifying to The
owners Of Ohio Tobacco, that, considering
the short crop raised in Ohio last year, thC
French will.take a proportionately largt
amount ofOhio Tobacco this season. w
believe that our market will be relieved
now from tho stagnaLiOn III trade hereto
fore prevailing, and we hope 10 lc abb
to obtain full prices for all grades, "A W,
look for an active market soon.
Yours truly,
MAJ T6WtLKENs. 4 BEALtA
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FROM CHARLESTON.

Of W neeAlAlS-ASelte AEuAA neA~
ntOF Price 70 Treasurer BpF'
dett-Diyisl0n IN The Chnrehes
ai Charleston.
CHARLESTON, April %.
ElliUrs InlOlgsnoeri tfl
The recent cold snap proves to have
been most disastrous in this section Of the
country. Not only Is all fruit despaire,l
oi, but in some instances II is feared that
the freezing Of the sap will kill even the
best trees. iil
Charleston has quite number Of man
uiacturing establishments, among which
can 10 named an extensive salt barrel
mandatory, a lager beer brewery, sew
eral large saw mills, &c. The city is
steadily improving and growing in wealth
and Importance. ltcau boast three weekly
newspaper establishments and several ex-
tenSiye job offices. ........--..r
Compe tition Il great between, the little
boats plying between Gallipolis and thls
city. 80 great i the rivalry that The
fare has been reduced 70 fifty cents The
war promises to be a. fierce a. that be.
tween the railroads Of Scott and Garrett,
The pOpulaec are becoming more calm
on tho Capital removal question: and
daily /, the bitter feeling Is decreasing,
The Injunction grantsd-by Judge Ward
has not been. presented te or served upon
the Governor, And,it Is probable the
thing Ia dead. At all events Wheeling
should "set her house 10 !OrdGr, = me the
Governor will carry out the laV, and b.
in the Ehl Eityon!tiu " But Lain slIre
Mayor Sweeney will be ready. He nj
WAySiA, ne ,l.iiry radi'i Lu. lui
The Secretary Of State to-day Issued q
certificate Of incorporation 10 the Bank
oftha Ohio, Valley, RhichDis toisqeoeed
the First National Bank oil Wheeling. 70
II is said that Walker 10 setting up the
pins to succeed Hereford NJ Congressman
from this District. He proposes To sickle"
Henry q, Davis for the United States
Senate, relying upon the smiling Henry
10 support him for Congress. Ii n
Lewis Baker has on eye on the Public
Printing. They hope they will be able to
impeach Gentry, for making charges nc.
coFdinR 10 the very liberal law framed
and passed for tho benefit Of Walker and
his $3.50 employee, and then get the posi-.
ton for tho latter, through tho Board Of
Public Works, when the Capital cOmes to
to Wheeling. The way political Calcula-
tiOnS in West Virginia have turned out
during tho past few years should admon.
ish tic RingiteA of the adige, +thO best
laid schemes Of mice and men,"
A fcw DAYS ago Treasurer BuFIlett re-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-26

THE trees on the Island, which were
quite green few days ago, are now "a
blighted a. in mid.wintef.
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attainment preSenting thSikYsase 10 I'D
public, submitted the following:
"Juaioe 10 Fsei6s-Ws take l0-penny
nails for q margin at present wages, which
is q cents per key. A mailer has four
machines, cutting 100 kegs each in q
week, making 400 in all, which would
make the mailer $S4 per week, the mailer
working at about Eve or six hours per
day, leaving S42 to the four feeders, which
would make them so so each, working at
the rate Of eleven and half hours per
day. What We ask for now is three-iitthsr
which we think is fair compensation for
the nailers, leaving them SIS 60 and the
feeder Sl2 co."
THREE REPRESENTATIVE FROM EACH
MILL.
A motion Of Mr.. Geo. Gundling, that a
committee Of three be appointed IRON
each factory to represent the feeders In
any negotiations they may have with the
nailers, and thus Obviate the necessity OF
holding any more general meetings, was
carried. The committees were appointed
a. follows:
Top Mil-Geo. Gundling, Edward Tan
nehiil, Edward Mansbcrger.
Rirgside-Peter undling, John Cole
man, John Flannery.
BelmOhl = VIM. Dixon, Geo. Kite, Henry
KrammerJ
BsnUOodr Messrs, Kosse, McCowSn aud
Gaitleyil5
THEY PLEDGE THEIR HONOR,
Mr.. Bell offered the following IesOlu-
ton, which was adopted without dis
senting voice:
ave, the nail.plate feeders Of Wheeling
and vicinity, do here pledge our honor
that we will do all in our pOWs 10 make
the present three-Gfths for hGt, and one
half for cold nails movement = success;
and we will not resume work unless our
deman,lsare complied with, or.theFtrike
declared . failure, and every feeder II he
requests restored to his job" ~
It was announced that copies bf this
resolution would be distributed among
the different mills, and "all whOmeant
slnessWouldsign IT," -
After remarks from several Of the feed
erS, touching the prospect Of successful
termination Of the strike, the meeting adj
journed.-,s So
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JAMES MATHEWS,

JAMES MATHEWS
Totlies Of SMITHS ALEs, PORTER 4 BROWN
STOUT Ain, Champaign, K6nnetl and
1891 CHArtlNE 81, marty opp Smiths brewery,
ops WnEELTNO, ", Va.
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RAtLRoAD M0HTaAGESAFifm.
Union Pacific sinking funds advanced to
iOiN. The course Of the general market
to-day shows stocks arc beginning to feel
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Let the PEOPLE SPEAK.

MANIIATTANJ MN.
II. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir Yout Fayotile Prescription
has done my wife d world Oiguod She has
taken nearly two bottles aud has felt bet
ter The past two weeks than al any time
In the past two years: No more preriod.
ical pains; none Of That aching back or
dragging sensation In her stomathe she
has had for several years. | haze 20
much confidence In Il that I wbuld be
perfectly willing 10 warrant II 10 certain
customers Of ours Who would be glad 10
get hold Of relief at any expense, I have
tried many Patent Medicines, but never
had any occasion to extol one before.
------ Very Truly yours,
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Judge Jaoksons United States Court
ia tlisposing Of business with expedition.
The Tmboden libel case came up yester-
day. This Is the case In which General
ImbOden sites Henry &, Walker for $685.
900 for libel. The counsel for the de
fence demurred TO the declaration, and
the argument occupied all afternoon.
n p n Trg -. II WHEELING.
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BLOCH BROS.
ElRuIr rREEs, sIlRUDBERY, I'd.

ul.ua.. uHa 'u. t M rU
ap92 ...If ... 'H"
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t.5 FOR SALE. S .llB {,
TRUSTEES SALE
MILL
FOR SALE,

Pursuant 10 a deed q trust % the CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY, dated The Aooold day o.
March, lSJl, and ncugdm IN Doel " Trust Book,
Nc. 4, page 2O3 In The Cerkll otice Of The County
Court q Ohio county, Wet Virginia, We the un-
dGnigned, Hannilai BoEhoS and Roboft CFangle,
TEptleeA The All Hannibal Fofbcl having bern BY
Va, made and entered on tho 18th day Of Docom.
bof, lS7L appdlntad Trustee IN the place and Siead
OI James q Wheat, dereaSeL,l viii on III tIil
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-05-13
USEFUL IMPORTATION.

Castor oil is an excellent thing to
soften leather.
Cream of tartar rubbed upon soiled
white kid gloves cleanses them well.
A solution of cyanide of potassium
is the best poison to kill insects of any
kind.
A pint of mustard seed put in a
barrel of cider will preserve it sweet
for several months.
A mixture of oil and ink is good
thing to clean kid boots with; the
first softens and the latter blackens
them.
a simple remedy for removing
freckles is pint Of sour milk and \
small quantity of horse radish. Let
the mixture stand over night, and use
it as a wash three times day until
the freckles disappear.
The leaves of geranium are an ex-
cellent application for cut, when the
skin is rubbed of, and other wounds
of the same kind; one or two leaves
must be bruised and applied on linen
to the part, and the wound will be-
come cicatrized in a very short time.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-05-13
TREED BY A MOUNTAIN LION.

Mr.. James Southgate had narrow
escape from mountain lion last week
He was up ON Horsetooth mountain,
and seeing one of these feracious
beasts, up and blazed away at him.
The animal was only wounded, how
ever, and at once started to interview
the hunter, or, perchance. see if the
fowling piece was in good condition,
James just then remembered that he
had not examined the top of neigh
boring pine, which he at once plo-
ceeded to do. Throwing down his
gun a lively race took place. AS the
hunter got his hands and feet over
limb, the monarch of the forest reach
ed fer him, but toe late to get hold of
anything but that portion of his un-
mensionables that get over the fence
last; in these he made an ugly rent,
and the hunter sprang up the tree
with the agility OF squirrel. That
determined lion quietly laid down at
the foot of the tall pine tor the antici-
pated interview, and James shivered
and shook among the slender branches
1t is said that evergreens are constant
ly giving off heat, but you can't make
James believe that pine tree is equal
| to a pitch pine fire in extremely
cold weather. He crsached there and
| shiyered till the evening shadows
wore on, and still the beast waited at
the tree. AT length he noticed some
! pine knots at the foot OF the tree, and
these he succeeded in lighting by drop
ping pieces of burning newspaper
upon them. The lion lost his desire
for the interview and scampered off,
| giving the almost frozen hunter an OPP
| portunity to descend from his arctic
/ perch and thaw out his stitfened limbs.
-Larimer, Colorado, Erpress.