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Il Your 1Ale IVorth no ter,ss

Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains Of some disease dur.
ing their life. When sick, the object i,
70 get we'll; now We say plainly that no
person in this world that l. suffering with
Dyspepia, Liver Complaint and IL ei.
iecta, such a Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Palpitation Of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousnesa, &C., can take dFens
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, 10 Ia youT
DruEgist and get q Sample Bottle for
10 eents and,tty Regular size 75centa,
Two doses Willtslieve you. eodAW.
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CoUHCIL JoTTISGs-A special meeting
Of both BrSDehes was held last night
The Seoond Branch passed an ordinance
prescribing penalty for anything OF the
Laramie Varieties7 kind hereafter.
Kingdom was as quiet last night a \
sheep before the shearers and opened not
his mouth. He vas absent
Hildreth neither tackled the gas ques-
ton nor spoke Of the sights and negiects
put upon his Ward by a selfish majority
Of the other side.
Some Of the COuncilmen think that the
Seventh Ward Is inhabited BY peculiar
sort Of people who are veFy clever in get
ting what they wait hut are not willing
to pay for il
II would be impossible for BeltI to
make q speech il he had no pockets in his
unmentionables. He always stands with
one hand in his pocket, While the other
waves about in the vicinity Of Werner's
head.
Sylvis does not part his hair in the mid
die, and still adheres to the old-fashioned
open frOnied shirts.
HOrkheimer IA the best natured man IN
the City Council, and bears . close ne
semblanee to the modern Santa Claus BE
would be invaluable in q Series u ana
leuF theatricalG tfttE F.. aas
Some one said that the House OF Lords
would probably tiX the wholesale and re-
tail liquor license At 81, 500. We've got
water, said Werner. And know how to
use it, replied Sylvis. WhereuPon q
member suggested that the water tax
could he increased.
DR.. Blum offers TO erect 4 public fount-
ain in the Filth Ward At his own ez-
pense.
Mr.. Pollock blushed when be alluded
to NEST hiding and the COmmOners
laughed.
The Seconed Branch held definition
match last night. The word "curtilage,"
which Dr.. Baird had eRgrafted iRthe coffee
house ordinance, aoOred them all. A re-
porter defined 1t, bat received no prize.
A "cat duel" just outside the Council
chamber gave rise to many original and
funny remarks. The President sug.
geSted that the Sergeant be called upon
TO read the riot act, Beltl wanted to know
il il was a German duet, and somebody
else asked that the felines be granted the
privilege Of being heard BY Council.
The door on the south side Of the Sec.
ond Branch chamber looks As IL it had
been used As a target by the Irish team.
Council last night almost unanimously
agreed TO hold no more meetings until
Tuesday night, aud accordingly took =
recess until that time. This thing Of
skipping one or two nights is robbing the
citizens Of one Of their sweetest privileges
going 10 sleep in the lobby.
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THE WHEELING DAILY MTELIGENCER MORNING MAY 1875

n. GuTNAx 4 Co. have the largest
stock in the city. n Gutman q Co. sell
their goods At prices below all COMPETE
ton. II YOU want an endless vaEity Of
clothing to choose tom, go 70 n. Gut
man & Co.'S. Clothing for boys at al
prices and OF all sizes. Clothing for men
Tor al purposes from the cheapest to The
finest in the market.
All these goods are guaranteed to be As
represented, and to be lower in price
than can Be found At any other place in the
city. In dealing with US you have the
advantage Of choosing from the laEE-
est stock, getting goods at the lowest
prices and having every artiele warrant
ed as represented. Call on Us, and We
will suit your taste, suit your body, and
suit your pOcket-bOok.
N. GUT1iAH 4 Co,
Corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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Az AFRICAN FRAUD.-One night re-
Gently a colored man, evidently aSITanger
in the city, went TO = house in East
Wheeling and asked for some camphoF,
complaining that he suffered from the
toothache. The lady Of the house not
having any camphor gave the African
some salt and wafer to hold 10 his mouth,
thinking il would relieve the pain. The
colOred visitor became very inquisitive,
and upon finding that there was no one
in the house but the lady and her dAugh-
ter seemed 10th to take his departure,
and had evidently made up his mind to re.
main. He was requested several times
to leave but made no movement in that
direction until the lady said that her sOns
would be home in = few moments, and II
would not be healthy for him to be found
there. Upon this he stood not upon the
order Of going but went. He had evi.
IDENTIFY determined to stay until late 50 Is
to steal whatever Of value he might find.
This same man has visited other houses
upon the same pretence, and good citizens
shonld not let their charity get the better
Of their judgment, but give him u vide
berth.
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HElNBOLDs BUCHu l. still in the re.
NTH Of lie popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine il still Manufactured al
the laboratory Al Philadelphia, and is
sold BY all respectable druggists. Il il
warranted for ell diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
teits. Genuine has ptopfielots private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dIV,
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A the noon train on the B. & o. road
Was coming into the city yesterday boy
al the Belmont mill threw handful Of
ashes through = window into the lace Of a
passenger, filling his eyes, nose and
ears, and as may we'll be imagined the
unfortunate traveller experienced no very
pleasant sensations. We are informed
that this il 4 very common occurrence.
II an example we're made NJ one Of the
offenders it would not likely occur soon
again.
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To BIZ PUNfsHED.-A warrant va. YES.
terday Issued by the Clerk Of the MUM.
cipal Court for the arrest Of James
Campbell, upon a charge Of driving a
night cart through the streets on Wealnes.
day night and splitting The contents Of the
same. II will he remembered that this
fact was mentioned in the INTELLTGEXCHR
on Thursday morning. Campbell claims
that he has not been out Of the house for
three weeks, but We understand there are
iSo witnesses 70 testify to the fact that be
drove the cart. The case will lie exam.
ined at the police court this morning.
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DrED EUbDENIY.-The wife Of Barney
Haley, who resides on Eoff street, . few
steps below 18th street, died very sud-
denly yesterday morning. About 10
o'clock on ThutEday night, while going
about the house attending TO her usual
duties, she fell to the door in an apo
Plectic Ct, remaining in an unconscious
condition until o'clock Yesterday morn.
ing, 81 which hour she expired. Dt. F.
A. Galligan was called in early Yesterday
morning, but the condition Of the patient
Was then considered hopeless. The de.
ceased was large, Reshy woman, about
forty years Of age. .
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HWnL o THE wtsP7 To-xwnf.-As
has been heretofore announced the "Will
q the WiEpr paniOmime troupe will
make their farewell appearance in this
city At the Opera House tonight, before
taking The road for the summer. There
are few better ttgupes travelling than
the "Nill o the Wisp.S The pantominie
contains the funniest scenery and tricks
In "Humpty Dumpty," HFlick and
Flock, and other veil known perform.
ances, and the olio sparkles with choice
sPecialitieS. The company haS talent,
and il managed properly will have sue
cessful trip. Take our word for il, all
Who 60 TO the Opera House tonight will
see good hhOK.
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Coop PLACE TO SroP.-To those Of our
readers who have occasion TO BE in
Huntington, We would recommend the
Ware House. II is conveniently located
to the steamboat landing and railroad
depot, the table abounds with the best
the market affords, the rooms are cory
and comfortable, and "mine host II. {.
Cabell never fails to please.
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THE price Of ice the coming season is a
subject oiinterest, for il l. well known the
supply il, or ought to he, almost unlimit.
ed. We note that in Pittsburgh the high.
est price asked l. 81 "a per ton, and in
Wheeling families are to be supplied at
the rate Of about Sc per ION, and butchers
and saloon keepers who take large at the
rate Of l5c per 200 pound'.-Ma rtiH,bnr 9
InsienS1ieHi
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THE Commissioner Of Belmont county
At their next session will have 10 pass
upon the question Of extending the cor.
porate limits Of Martins Ferry 10 The
Bridgeport line. Those desiring the ex.
tension have employed able counsel 10
further their claims before the Commits.
sionersl
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sIScE the opening Of the saloons in
Bridgeport, the lookup becomes again a
popular place.
II costS 4 white man one dollar and
costs to get drunk in Bridgeport, bat the
gentleman Of color who iDdulges q little
too freely has TO answer TO the tune OF
two dollars. We suppose il il because be
IL considered the better Of the two classes,
and il required to suffer in proportion
BdrneSiAe EnLe7priR.
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No SUNDAY PAPER TO.MoRRow. =
Mr.. johnson, who recently purchased the
Suad1y NeHs, requests ~ 70 state that he
will issue no paper tomorrow, because
Of the extra work necessary in enlarE.
ing and improving the paper. We under.
stand the SeSs will hereafter be called the
.Suaday LsndeT, and that it will be ont on
Sunday, Nay 9. -...s
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COOP PAssES0ER TRIP.-On one Of the
recent trips Of the steamer Hudson 1850
meals were furnished 70 passengers. On
Sunday l25 persons ssl down TO dinner st
one time. The Hudson is supplied with
excellent accommodations, and IL one Of
the most attractive steamers on the upper
Ohio.
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DEY GooDS-AlessrS. Blum & Bro,
As per announcement at the head Of our
local, will commence this morning 4
special sale, which Is TO be continued for
the next ten days only. The object is to
move of enough stock TO admit their
newly arriving stock Of summer goods,
This occasion will afford our readers a
splendid opportunity to secure special
bargains al the dry good house Of l..
Blum 4 Bro.
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Calves on me wnARE.-The people
who reside on Water street, along The
wharf, have prepared q remOnstrance
against the practice Of keeping calves
over night IN that locality, and employed
council TO present the case 10 Council.
The boVincs baHl 40 much during the
night that the citizens find il dific1lt to
sleep. There only one cattle yard in
the city. and that il at the Christmab
House, near The Second Ward Market.
The only remedy would be for the calves
to be put ashore at some other point, say
at the belmont landing. But The same
objection might arise there. II soms en-
terptisiBg person were 10 start 4 cattle
yard for the accommodation Of these ami.
mals, in 4 retired place, he would probably
make II pay peruniarily, and earn lhe
thanks Of the community.
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JUSrICE CALDwELL-DAvid Pinkus
vas yesterday brought before this Justice
charged with pe,idling without 6rst hAV.
ing obtained State license. He gut ont
a license, and after paying the costs Of
the case vas discharged.
Suspicion having rested upon Alex.
BnrkhardI for stealing some hams out Of
the cellar Of VIM. HlapPo,h on the Island
a few nights ago, ) search warrant vas
Yesterday issued and put in the hands Of
Officer Junkins. The officer proceeded
to the house Of Burkhardt, where be
found ham which vas identified BY Mr..
Klapproth. The family Of BlrkhArdt
had been eating some Of the meat,
but the mark put on ii by KlaPprOth still
remained on the bottom Of the ham. Geo.
Snyder, nephew Of Burkhardt and an
inmate Of his house, WAs arrested and
locked up. Burkhardt has not yet been
arrested.
Andrew FureltO, Who vas committed TO
jail Thursday for peddling without 4 Ii.
oense, was at the suggestion Of the Pros.
ecuting Attorney discharged. He after.
wards took ont license TO Peddle.
Upon the information Of Rebecca 4.
Bowen, warrants were Issued for Joseph
Coleman and Mary Coleman, charging
them with having disturbed the peace.
The case will be examined this morning.
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TRGSsPERs OF REAL ESTATE-The fol-.
loving deais, transferred real estate in
the e0unty Of Ohio, we're left tot record At
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
during the week ending yesterday:
DEED made April 10, 1875, BY II. X.
List and and wife TO city Of Wheeling, for
lots Nos. and on ChapliRe and 18th
streets. Admitted April %; $4,000.
Deed made March -, 1878, by VIA. 7.
Nichols and wife TO james RiDe, for Ia
acres Of land joining John Wayt and
Dement'S Admitted April %; $4,000.
Deed made Jan. II, 1875, by Ms.
Eliza Armstrong TO Isaac Irwin, for
burial lot No. 2 in section ~BH in Mount
Wood Cemetery. Admitted April &c;
so.
Deed made April "a, 1875, by Richard
B. McCrAcken, trustee for Harriet A.
Trimble, 10 Bernard Stanley, for the
north one-half Of lot SO, Ees, side Of Eoff
street, between 24th and 18th streets. Ad-
mitted April "a; 81 800.
Deed made April 26, 1875, by Louis
HSmm and wife TO VIM. Springer, for
south one-half Of lot 10 in square IL
CaldWell's addition. Admitted April q;
$j2j.
Deed made April ., 1875, by Brilten
Falloure TO VIM. FalloUre, for part Of lot
1911, Is feet front on 10th street, Z. ".
Admitted April %; $500.
Deed made April q, 1878, By Thos. II.
List and wife 10 Michael Mechan, for
81 feet of the south part Of lot IL, Water
street, between I'D and % .tr-et.. Ad.
mitted April y; 81 800.
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SALE oV VALUABLE REAL Estate
John o. PendletOn, by virtue Of deed Of
trust, will Sell at public auction at the
front door Of the Court House, this morn.
ing At 10 o'clock, the north half oil 80
feet in front Of lot numbered llj on the
wet side Of Market square, being about
20 feet in front and running back to the
alley, together with the building and APP
puftenances situated thereon. Thi. is q
very desirable piece Of property. For
further information see advertisement 10
another column.
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IL you wish to purchase q PisnO or an
Organ 60 To storeEoom formerly occupied
BY 4. K. Gaddis. where his entire stock
Of music goods is being sOld at . great re-
duction from the usual price. Sheet
music at half price.
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BooK-KEEPtSo stNPLEF1Ep-The whole
system briefly and clearly explained,
with valuable business Rules and Tables
Cloth 81. Boards IS cents. Sent most.
paid. Catalogue Of Practical Books free.
u. u. WAgGENER 4 20, Publishers,
49, 424 Walnut street, PhilAdelphia.
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Police CouRr.-TWo cases we're die.
posed Of by His Honor, Judge Ctanner,
yesterday morning. d A. GalliEan and
Geo. Rainey were charged with disorletly
conduct on Market street, In front II
WieiebuSehs saloon, about 2 o'clock
Thursday morning. They were fined g
and eCsti each. '.rH "
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MRs. II. MIILER, Of Bellaire, would re
specially announce to those Of her form
er patrons and the public in genera
that she has secured The services Of Mis-
Mamie Rankin, a. her chief milliner, and
would be glad to receive an early cal
from them, At her new fashionable store
No. 1888 SOuth Union, OF Told Water
street,, opposite the B. 4 o. Depot, Bell
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AND now the voice Of the paint brush
is heard in all quarters Of the city.
Should the Oldest inhabitant leave his
hauhts for a week or ten days, he will
find about a. much Of a surprise in the
changed appearance Of business houses
and domicils a. did the late Rip Van
Wrinkle when he returned to Falling
Waters after thatlittle twenty year spou1e
nf hia
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Gnegntelliaeneer,
SATURDAY, MAY l, 1875.


New Advertisements
81. Johns r. I. Church.
Disciples' Church.
First Presbyterian Church.
Baptist Church.
Religious Notice.
Cedar ChestE-Bloch Bros.
Gold Fish at Genthet's Bird SlOte.
Clothing-Gold Bros.
Gold Fish-Christian Schnepi.
Show Cases-Morehesd AGO.
Board Commissioners.
Paper HAngings-Paull & Winship.
Wanted 10 Rent-DWelling.
Base Balls and Bats.
Clocks-Oxtoby 4 Dufheld
Braces for Ladies and Gents.
Special Sale-head Of local.
List Of letter..
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Don't forget the Auction Sale to-day
At 2 O'Clock and the lest time tonight
Al J O'Clock, Of No. 30 Twelfth street.
Some choice lots Of Coats, Pants, Vests,
Shirts, &c., &C.,, win be closed out Of
your own price. Positively the last day.
\. HARTMAN & co.
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HArRi HArRl HAtRl


SPECIAL invitation il extended to the
ladies Of Wheeling and vicinity 10 call
and examine the largest and cheapest
stock Of Embfoideries ever exhibited In
the state. Hehty Jacobs No. 1881 Main
street.
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II. LOECIIER.
pEltER N
Books and School Materials.

4 full ASeFtmeAt It TOYS Has Ralis, Crriu.tr
Huns Revolver and Ammunition, Prrket So
md RahnFS Cutlery, Mathematical InSrum,tN
nfHsl md lest asaofiHent OF SFsctacles oT"ri tni
Fteld 0la0gs, TeleEurss NierdrcoFsss, Them la~'
lefSI CheIOnomeicrs HltruBcterS, sacthtrvm, ~
Ae.i NIolins, French and German AcrordeonS liu.
n oiiicas, Chll1nn's CAntages, WAednS &c, a.
MOVED 10 nos nalA s., known a. J. Cauvnshi
Mae. The Pebble a fe5PVCtially invited 70 S'I
and ~ iOG itSen ~
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VICroR GOODs Piano Polish leaves no
gummy substance on the furniture. 1t
Is easily applied and you will not be
without it alter giving it trial. Sold
BY VS.. Hutchins, No. ~, 18th street.
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The KIMBERLY SCALES

The Special Join; Committee on Scales
reported = resoluti0n abOlishing the
sesles al the Manchester Coal Works,
commonly known a. The Kimberly 4 Co
scales, pfoFi5ed ihAi Nj. Lake, Uho
rented the scales, gives his written con.
tract TO pay the tull amount n per coo:
tract Tor the remaining two scales in said
Ward. The resolution gave rise 10 a
tedious discussion Of nearly IN hours
duration, Ehsa it Nas hhAlly laid on the
table.
Mary Mclaughlin and Kate MeLangh.
Z lin a.kei thlt their husbands, Who were
sentebeed 10 thirty days Imprisonment
each in the county jail for Interfering
With an otbcer, be released from custody.
The petition va. granted upon condition
that The petitioners pay The costs OF the
& sui9
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CARPEr lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at Aronheim.
er 4 Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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GRET Spring shavls, and black cash.
mere and merinO shaWis Al Henry Roe.
mer's; it is no trouble to show our goods
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JusT received by express, another LOT
Of those New York box.toed gaiters. the
incest ladies shoes that ever were made,
and the only place 10 the city where you
can get them Il at L. V. BlODd's; give him
q call.
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The FOURTH STREET TEMPERANCE
MEETISG.-Hestefday vas liked upon A.
: day Of lasting and prayer BY the friends
Of Temperance in England, and the
Womeu's National Christian Temperance
Association united With them in observ.
ing it IS ! day Of humiliation, lasting and
PRAYER in behalf Of Temperance in our
land. The different societies were n
quested 70 observe the day by holding XII
day prayer mestings, -and by doing such
other work a the spirit may prompt.
The themes suggested and the hour desig-
mated for each appeared in our columns
YESTERDAY morning, and al the meeting
held in the Fourth Street n E Church
yesterday the programme thus selected
was carried out
mas meeting vas held in the Church
in the evening, and the lecture room was
veil flied, the majority Of the audience
being ladies. The meeting vas opened
With prayer BY Rev. Thatcher, Of Zane
Street n. E. Church. Rev. J. B. Mcclure
then spoke = lev moments upon the OBJ
yet Of the meeting, and gas followed BY
Rev. S. B. BGrniIE, Who introduced Mrs.
God, Of Philadelphia, whom the Wo-
mems Temperance Band had engaged 10
deliver a lecture.
Mrs. Goff spoke in sn earnest and elo-
quent manner, and her remarks were
listened 10 atientiTely. Her address &C
cupied nearly an hour and hall, and
when she took her SEAT Rev. BarRitl
stated that collection would b taken up
at the door TO deiray the incidebtsi eT'
penses. lie then invoked the Divine
blessing and dismissed the meeting.
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OXE THOUSAND yards Of Russia crash
toWeling for l2l cents per yard at Henry
Roemer's; bargain.
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TRUsTEE's SALE

BIZ virtue q nasSI d Trust made 10 ne 4, Tr1..
We. By james u. baird and Tiie. blTing date tie
I'D djy q OgfSbeF, ls51, ADD FecnGdad IN bsk
l1i0 IS9-1 in ths CIerk'1 0ius q The C1anty CquH
u Ohio county. Weli Va, ] VIII, %
THURSDAY, The isth Day q Mly, is15
Commeneing II 10 O'CIOtk A. ~, at he ironI dB4 q
The Court H6Rss Of Ohio county, IN The city q
Whseling. West Va, I'll at publle A1tti1l The a..
lJUing nal sst1ts, viz: Ths north half y II run
tef lE2l hlnsty-tG dtl1te On the eaSt ide u MAJ
keI nFoet, and q The s1uth ~ a hlley No { h.
iEesn Ninth and Teaih streets, In the city q
wheeling. W9t Va
SD progeny viii lie o6.4ud altogether and 10
tUo IaiEslA M 6Fa JlFgSi b The Tesl end Of MI
half lut, having lruntGs % Market Fest u alsDIi
q iesl and inchaE, and extending lark about =.
last, 70 the west vail Il the neT dwelling h0us
Upa this parupl iseIoCtOi thIVs S4Fy Ind dwell
Ing hoes, boz Otupisd b. ienAnti and ytsAding
rslt0t tssi peT Ghnum.
The Eo00d paTrel b the eaS4 Vnd Il aid half ioi.
aDd fFuaIs q M On slIay No 8, and shout . III
90 Allry C. Upun this Tircel 10 enacted dTdlih.
b11se and caTeDteE Ah0P, Thth would InOlably
rent ioI SIS per innum.
TEEhs % sALE-OBe-thlrd lhe purchase D5hsy
10 eash, o. - muCh nurs - The pargh1aI may tls
And the halARce uph a credit u dE and iSrlre
months, the puFThRsR EiVing Dt4es With security
leahng Interest, iof The dttaETad EayurntA and tbt
title 70 be reiained until the puTThls nl1oey Is al
Iaid. GEO. Z BOYD, Trustee.
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