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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
FOR SALE /.


PUBLIC SALE
VALUBLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
CITY OF WHEELING.
VISITING IN CITY PROPERTY.
The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction. in front of the Court House
in the city OF Wheeling on SATURDAY,
the nd dnY of Jaly. 1876, the follow
ing desirable building lets in said city,
situated in the Eight ward, viz:
No. 7square =, fronting on Fifth street.
No. square 20, n Z corner Fifth and
Elm street.
No. square 50 fronting on Fifth street,
between Elm and Willow.
No. 3square 80, fIonting on Fifth street,
between Elm and Willow.
No. square 80, fronting on Sixth street.
No. square 30, \. Z. corner OF Sixth and
Locust streets.
No. square 81, s. E. corner Sixth and
Locust streets.
No. square -, + onting OH Sixth street
and adjoining No. i.
Also IL e following lots in the Seventh
waId, Zanes Island:
No. Is fronting on broadway, west side.
No. 69 fronting on Broadway, west side.
No. 81 fronting on York street, east side.
No. 80 fronting on York street, west side.
No. SO n. w. corner of Virginia and York
streets.
No. 81 fronting on Virginia street. north
side.
No. % fronting on Virginia street, north
side.
No. lO2 fronting on Huron street, east
side.
No. los fronting on Huron ST., east side.
No. ia fronting on Huron ST., west side.
No. lis fronting on Huron ST., west side.
No. lbs fronting on Wabash ST., east side.
No. III fronting on Wabash 81. east side.
No. 1872 fronting on Wabash ST., west side.
No. al fronting on Virginia, north side.
No, li2 n T. corner OF Virginia and Wa
bash streets.
The attention OF persons desiring 10 pur.
chase lots tor the purpose OF building upon
them, as well us those who desire to Invest
with a view To tle future rise in price and
value of Wheeling property, is particu-
larly called to this opportunity for in
yeSting.
The lots are all we'll drained and cligibly
situated. A clear title with usual cove.
nants will he given.
TERMS-One-iourth in hand, the bal
ance in one, two and thee equal annual
payments, evidenced by the bonds OF the
purchaser bearing interest from date, and
secured by lien on the property sold.
WIN. ID. CABELL,
A. MOORE, JR.,
At Mcclure House, for estate OF Col. Chas.
Ellet, jr.
Sale TO commence at ~ o'clock A. NJ
j. w. MITCHELL, AuctlOneer. jyl5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ii the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. II Will De sent 20 any az
dress one year for t2.00. Valuable premt.
ums to ciuu agents and to subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-22
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL

tLaw Department OF Washington UNI
versity.)
The regular annual term of this Law
school will open Oh WEDNESDAY, OC-
TOBER 18th, 1916. Full course, two terms,
six months each. Students admitted 10
the Senior Class, on examination, by appl. :
cation on or before October 10th. Tuition,
$50 per term, including use of Library.
For particulars address
q. NJ. tyTEWART, Dean OF Law Faculty,
jyl9 esb 2O3 n, Third ST., ~. Louis, Mo.
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FROM JvasHIxGTOX.

A gentleman Of this county, has received
private letter from prominent official OF
the House Of Representatives, L. $. Con-
gress. and, inasmuch as allusion is made ia
Judge Durham, the representative from the
slh Congressional District Of Kentucky, We
have been permitted to make the following
extract, which we publish for the informa-
ton Of the Judges constituents.
Il am well pleased with my position, be-
ing enabled tn see and heai everything
which goes on in the House. Business i.
progressing very well, considering there a ,
so many men who have to learn their du.
ties, aud some Of these are at the heads ol
Committees. have no doubt, much good
will be accomplished for the country, by
the .xertions Of the House. II will Ger
tainly reduce veiy much, the appropria'
tons, without imp firing the public ser
vice. am glad to say that your represen'
tative, Judge Durham, stands very high ia
the House, and especially SO. among the old
members who know him best. lie Is q
hard working, attentive member. Ills in
dustry, close attention to his duties; hi,
clear discrimination and Judgment; hi
honesty and unimpeachable integrity, hav,
made him highly popular. Scarcely an,
one made more reputation than he. In thu
last Congress. lie is Chairman Of one o
I a.
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CASEY COUNTY VIEWS.


News items were never ,carcer than al
present.
SOME Of our farmers have commenced
blowing.
RELIGIOUS. Rev. J. NJ Sallee, Of Mid.
dleburr, is making protracted effurt al
Concord ..... Rev. - Burr Of the NJ. +
Church, South, preached at Roberts thap.
81, last Sunday, at II o'clock, 4. NJ.
PRor. n. b. NASH, after an illness Of two
weeks, has resumed teaching again. lie
contemplaies quill driving for the som.
er-et Reporter. We are confident his re.
ports will he able, and prove int resting to
the readers of that paper. We hope the
editor will find space TO- his articles-and
tender him a copy Of his paper, weekly, as
recompcnse for his services, as there is
not a copy taken in this locality.
Two young men Of this neighborhood
were arrested by deputy Sheriff, Marcum, a
few days since. They were indicted at last
term Of Casey Circuit Court, for carrying
concealed weapons. After they were arres-
ted, they gave bond for their appearance at
May term OF Court, and, Of course, were
released. Let this be a warning to all
young men, and old, too, who are addicted
to carrying worthless firearms; lest they
get into trouble, and probably, into Jail.
We visited Middleburg, the former home
Of "Ethebert," few days ago. We noticed
very little Improvement, in the burg, save
the large bell on the Baptist Church. There
is, however, another belle in the suburbs OF
town, probably more admled than the one
on the Church, especially, by Jim and Bob
CASEY.
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IT is reported by several orchnrdisis
around here, that the peaches are killed.
Now |. the time to prune your grape
vines and raspberrics, and prune trees Of a |
kinds.
JonS JOHNSON sold to Charles Carter,
a. feeding cattle, weighing 1850 pounds, at
81 cents,
wN. MouSrs sold to ". Sandidee, 10
feeding cattle, weighing 1000 pounds each,
at 81 cents.
Mn. Gro. BoBDIrr sold pair Of work
mnl = t,a Mr., Hayden, last week, for the
sum Of sl77.
A WELL known horticultural, says il
does not injure a grape vine to bleed"
after pruning il.
Col. ELKIS, Guctioneer, sold on Monday
last, IA head Of mix ID cattle, at $40 40 per
head Lancaster Letter.
Mr.. JoE BURNSIDE has seven sows that
gave birth to GO pigs last week. Who can
heat thsty--l Lancaster Letter.
GERMAN MILLEr Is 6ne hay, very pro-
life, and will grow finely on poor land,
even, and on such soils as will not yield
good grass Of any other Kind.
A fine bnneh Of mnles. a car load, passed
down the railroad for the South this week.
They were fine and fat, two-years olds,
They were destined for the Georgia market
SEVERAL men have been trying to rent a
farm for the present year, but have not sue
coed in getting them. Farmers seem to be
inclined To keep and cultivate their o~n
lands.
KENTUCKY has again carried oil the
palm Of victory, as will be seen from III,
report We give Of the great race in Caliior
MIA, the other day, Foster has upheld the
reputation Of the grand old horse, Lexing
ton, whose son he is.
OuR fellow citizen, II. b, Grow. Esq, oil
4 cred Mr.. Vaumeter, Of Lexington, SIG pei
!. acre for the rent Of so acres Of hemp land
4 Mr.. v. held il at SIS yer acre. subseq lent
: " Mr.. Crow went up 10 accept the otier
, but to his establishment found that the LAM
o had been rented at the extravaganl prie
Of $40 par acre. Je-samine Journal
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A HoRRIBLE DEAru.-John Fiunesan,
an Engineer Of freight train ON the Short
Line railroad, net with horrible death
last Saturday night; near Lagrange, Ky.
The engine Nhich he was running, Jumped
the track" and rolled over into a ditch
Finnegan was fastened in the wreck, aud
two streams Of boiling water poured into
his face. scaliing him iearfully, and caused
his death in a short time. Mr.. Finnegsn
once ran on the train through this place,
aud he was well known by many Of our cit
iEens, rs an honest, sober man. lie marri-
ed daug liter Of the late Maj. Lewis Ian
dram. We lean that his life was insured
for si,ooo-divided equally between the
Knights Of Honor and the Engineers As
sociations
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LOCA0 NOTICES.


APPLE v,xra,n by Andcrscn A McRcb
ers.
CHEArrst aud beet groceries al :. u
.icAns and iobacco-c"i' nj Anderson
Mchoper'A
,oc.,n.. v,.w,.,. I'll, ILL.,. -,
- Matheny-
ooo 600 i...i w,.,,
I, s,'., w ""''H'''
20 Tvxs Of GOOD Timothy IJav. baled
wv '''' W - "''s"''
PnrrAnyp nv Auder.on A McRobc,,.
the onIy Tr,ula remedy known
A LARGE supply of needles for all Ma.
Wv"
Orn tccounts for 1874 mr.. Jue ,,d AZ.
hon. on, friend. will came G,,warJ and
.e,,Ie FIR Cu,y,r,T
reliable remedy Tor Scratches. and sI.a
Crackei.be,I In cattle.
We buy Drugs frum the most reliable
houses, and by frequent purchases, always
keep our stock fresh and g,od
T.. X. CHESAuLT.
M.rursEy 4 MARscuALL have Just re.
eeivcd large stock II Suit =, Pants and
Oyercost Goods, aud are prepared To make
them sp In the beet Of styles.
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
msssfoueSss<

.@ssgysststs
WHEN Billy Gwinn was advocating III
publication n weekly report NJ the Oar
vile Sunday School, and was askcd by q
opponent where he could obtain the facts B
render such reports interesting. he replied
with true Irish artlerrncs-, "surc we mus
make them" Billy thus solvcd the problem
which every one must encounter, VIII
would get up an article for newsparc
froar aqniet, unevcntful country will &c
E'pecislly. docs this difficulty present IL
self at time when bu-ines. Is dull, and IL
places where little enterprise exists. Th'
few transactions In the way Of trade, III,
unimportant changes that occur, the i'd,
gossip Of the day, u fairly interpreted
speak Of an unhealthy state Of things, and
give only sad prcsage for the future.
The only points ofintercst which present
Themselves, are: First, the absence on any
dangerous disease. The health Of our
community. Is, notwithstanding the pecu.
liar character Of the winter, as good as we
usually see ut this season. Few deaths &C.
cur, except as the result Of chronic discas-
O.; and second, a marked activity among
our agricultural citizens in preparation for
their annual crops The plough Is quietly
and rapidly doing its needed work, and we
trust, more than ordinary interest will be
manufactured in the noble pursuits OF the
farmer. We suspect the true secret Of Ken
lucky prosperity, Is yet hidden beneath her
glorious soil; aud hope the Centennial year
will be signalized by more earnest and
vigorous development Of her wonderful ag-
ricultural capabilities.
VIZ note an event Of saddening interest
in the death Of Mrs. Alice Campbell, wife
Of Jno. 7. CAM bell. which occurred on
Sunday last, at the house Of her father. Mr..
Liberty Green. Young, amiable, and be-
loved, she yielded 10 consumption, whose
insidious advance had long been anxiously
noticed BY her friends. Her funeral ser.
moh was preached on Monday afternoon to
a large and solemn assembly, by Rev. J. L.
Barnes, at the Presbyterian Church, after
which, her remains were deposited in the
Cemetery.
The Knights OF Honor, are, at this time
TUESDAY evening" organizing at Masonic
Hall, under the auspices of J. G.. Cooper,
Esq, Al. Warren, and perhaps Others, Of
your place. The enterprise seems likely
to be popular here; but we fear unscripfu-
raj, inasmuch as the roll Of the order will
probably present n number Of names more
youthful than the family record in :he I'D
Bible, would warrant. Billy Lucas and
your correspondent, are rejected ms being
under age.
We have no news, yet, from the Legisla-
fure Of Ohio, as to the X. X. appropriation.
The bridge across the Hanging Fork, l.
and is beautiful structure. We
long for the day when we may behold the
trains upheld by its airy tracery, and treat
The rising generation to sight VI he
'Kears" without being compelled to make
4 trip 10 Stanford. FALsTArr
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cents box. Also. q big stock of powdel
TASKS and shot bags
~ Italian Massroni, Dutch saur
kraui, Black River Cheese, Domestic Gu
cumbcr Pickles, and An Third. Tern
Cr'nberries, help al Natures abhored vac
aum.
~ A complete stock Of collar, bamc,
trace-chains, hame. strings, backbspds'
blind.bridles, girths, bridle.reins, riding
brides, bits, buckles, snap-, harness thread,
riveis, avis, tacks, etc. Reasonable reiuc.
ton. made for full sctt. 81 gear
nay- Every farmer should own a farm.
bell. Nothing more useful in case Of frc.
accident, sudden sickness; and for calling
the farmer and his hands to meals. We
have just accepted the agency of the cele.
brated Fredcricktown Bell makes. and arc
offering their medium farm bell at a 80
Call and see II.
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Tnr new crossing over the culvert oppo.
site the Commercial Hotel, renders the
ras.way much more comfortable for pcdc--
trians. The action Of our efficient Board
of Trssices in making our public thorough.
fares safe and pleasant, l. quite commenda.
BILE, aud, now, u they would have those
piles Of dirt along Depo, Street hauled of,
IL would be n blessing
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VIZ heard man who is worth over
100000, say the other day, that he could
not afford to paw over six dollars month
for cook, and he actually refused TO pay
more than that sum, although there was no
one else to do that kind Of work for his
family. on his place, and he did his own
cooking for two weeks, before he got n cook
for his maximum puce
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Coon CAsDy.-The following recipe for
making good, pure and wholesome candy,
was sent us by little girl. for publication
Three iea-cups Of white, or coffee sugar,
one and half tea-cups Of unshimmed
sweet milk, to dissolve il. Boil ill done,
and then add for favor, one-and-a'hali
table spoonful Of Vanilla" After IL cools
a little, stir until hard, and eat when you
please. No oher candy is comparable to
II. Ty Il. ga. H. Stanford, XIV.
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LAST year we heard great deal Of talk
about the building of three mile pike
from the first toll gate on the Somerset
ROAD, ont to the foot Of Mason's Gap. When
II Is considered that these few miles Of road
could be built at an almost nominal price
as gravel and rock are so leniiful, and
that the road is 50 much needed by ouI
people, il seems little strange that II Is
not made at once.
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VIZ learn from Mr.. Norris, who lives at
Kings Mountain Tunnel, tina; terrible
acciden, occurred in the tunnel last Tues.
day night, about eight O'Clock. Some half
doren or more Of the men were picking
out the loose rock in the roof, when large
quantity Of IL fell. killing one man, named
Hughes "A virginian, and seriously, IL not
fatally wounding four Others. The body
Of the dead man was taken through herr
on "Wednesday, to his home.
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Rrv. Mn. DrDlSY, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Page, Episcopal Ministers, were here on
last Monday, aud the former preached the
first sermon ever delivered by Minister
belonging To that Church, in this town.
Members Of all denominations attended
the services, and many Of them joined
therein. The preacher explained why il
was, that they wore rules of white in the
l.nlpit, aid said lhst il was not because
they thought there was any virtue in il.
but in accordance with an ancient custom.
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JIM ENBREy, who beat his child 30 Sc
vercly the other day, and then broke into
jail on account Of IL, has not been able to
procure bail, aud will, Of course, have to
Illuminate" IN those gloomy walls ior some
time vet
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Mn. HussusG wishes his customers and
the people generally, to know that he will
hereafter, reduce his prices on all kinds Of
work in his line. For No, sewed Boot,
he will only charge $40; for No. I Peg
Boot, 81. His prices on Shoes will be re-
duced ia the same proportion.
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wtRKETs.
Lewtsr0s~.

Provisions vcrc hrm yesterday, with sales of ba.
con o. p-ay<c for shoulders, 1TsNfiac for eIear
rib sides, and l3's@i3'+c for clear side. HULL
meats we're sold at SO for shoulders ne Tor cleaI
rib sides and l2b.c for clear sides lard was steady
A. iPtc tor tirrce, 4miic for teg and bucket
Mes pork was held At va 5o.22 IS Wheat wa
quiet a. " zeal Is for red aud 81 I5ai Is Cor am.
Ter sni white. Corn had g'r,i demand At a3ci lie
of miteu and white. Oats were quiet At S0a &c
Tor mixed aud white Rye vas held At 7la7oc But
yer va. held a. 2pd25c for choice country aud egg.
~ isMis,ze. raies of leaf tobacco were made al
81 eoge ~ ,or Tugs and coalition iesf-lLou. Com
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A LITTLE daughter Of Mr.. T. X. Che
nsult, Of this place, died on last Sunday
sight. Of Scarlet Fever, after short III.
nes- The disease attacked the brain, and
.he lived but few hours, thereafter.
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Tnr Commi>-io 'cr has received the
money due the teachers IL Public School.
II Lincoln county, due on the 18th Of Feb.
fusFy,
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Rsv. Ma PR,rr. will preach in the
College Chapel. tonight, at the usual hour.
The public j. invited To attend
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Mk JosnrA CrRris, Of Crab Orchard,
died very suddenly, on Sunday Last. lie
w.s an old aud respected citizen.
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LOOK to your interest, and read the new
advertisement, Of John II. Craig.
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MKT Monday week the Lucoln Quar-
tsrly Court will lie in session.
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Mincc Meat in five pound buckets at 81.
Mince Meat in bulk, a, 10; cents, pei
pound.
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
prime Green Tea, for ono dollar.
The Agricultural papers are all urging
farmers to look after their gates and out.
house doors during this month. They arr
asked tn make new ones, and repair old
ones. II you take this advice, give us a
t'ial ON hinges, bolts, SCREWS, and nails.
Certainly, there's nothing in a name;
-four by any other name, would smell as
wheat.
A good action is never thrown away, and
that Is why we find 40 few Of them lying
around loose.
We have the most durable clothes horse
in the market, offered cheap.
soo" "he 'or hine'' cehtr.
n coon IIa'chet Tor sky cents.
We make speciality in Tin and Japaned
ware
ns" r'ocS o' iao'e 'uuery just re-
reI ,s,,
very lo. 6,,nros - ~
Trv The Reilly Axe-,b. hos, !, IN. maj,
te,Ewarr.n,ed '' "'' "'"'
Blacksmiths will do well to get our prices
On Iron, Steele. Nails. Shoes. Plow NJ mid.
Bolts, Rasus. etc.
While il would be Questionable policy to
suggest economy in the use of toilet SCANS.
We ,h;,t !, Al, iii, 81 - =. -.
economy in the purchase Of this useful, or
namental and healthful article, Of every.
day-or at least Sunday-use. We have
lately procured the sole agency in thi.
place, for one Of the largest and most relia-
BILE soap manufacturers in the West, and
have now the largest and most comprehen-
sive stock Of toilet and wash bar soap in
this part Of the State. We prefer to sell
by the dozen or gross, and at manufacturers
lis: prices, and families and hotels will find
tins, by far, the cheapest way to buy soaps.
We ask an examination Of our sto X, and
would espccially commend for EVERYDAY
Tho a., T.l;.,, nj, -,
W. C'"' "'"''' oa'" -""'e" We I'M
hes''a'ins'y pronounce the very best toilet
soap in the country, and it sells at 10 cents
a cake. Call and Get one for trial
pay- Canned tomatoes. Yarmouth corn.
Lima beans and Asparagus are palatable.
ns,s- D,;oJ moo. a.;oI -
and cooL ;na 49,, 80 81, vans "'"''"!
' 'e f''"'' ' '"
ine norseman 'ha' secured the plain
' " 'oP :" FLA "''' 'o' - 'e"'S
flower seeds. rustic baskets, etc.
nay- Let il be remembered that We IRE
agents for Briggs Bros. and d. NJ. Ferry's
N.Na tai
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A TELEGRAPH office has been established
at Hsll's Gap.
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HOuE JOTTINGs.

AQuAsurY Of Seed Dat. for sale a, the
Pa Ofhcc.
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Nork.-These quotations are to he undertood o.
possiile quantities. Purchaser will nud, upon
trial that the margin asked by Stanford drocery
Merchants In wholesale quantities., are Is small q
any town In Kentucky.
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AT THE PREMISES,
On Saturday, March IL, 1879

The Two Lots (Nos 4 aud 81 Of land allottel, In
the dissiun VI the Lands oi John Huston, ec d. 10
Walter Huston aud 10 Mamie L. Huston, nov
Nithnu~, adjoining each ether ani cunt ing
about VI acres by consent Oi the parties. h. Conl-
missioner, al the same time and place, will also
all, With the aiaye described lots LIT No. g. al
loiiea Ia said division to Eliza Huston, and eon-
tanning About as acres.
1hess three is,s together make an Extremely
fertils compact hfm Of about lS acres. ~ Ing one
mile East Of the tosn of iiustoasille, near 10 aud
easily acctssible iroin the stanGlTl turnpike Tue
land j. Ia very high state IL cultivation and Ia.
upon u Nss aud Eisssnt D~ellins house, sree,
ed NJ cost 81 " 5Oo.
Immediately upon @ appliance with te.ms ~ ale
except As H. the bsellng, psssssi0n VI shich IN
bs given on the IN day VI April next.
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II H IL NJ 50

credit Of and " months, In equal install
Legal Interest hun date. aud having the snsct o
iudstnsnt lieu also retained on the Land. :
W. q. WHICH,
fof 20 MasisT Conl'rL &C
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
EDITED ny CAMPBELL A xrLlrR

Det10 "a flashed cenDssncr~sSsm
~ Bwsfsess, 1feaswre and prsFt
"sf.red sense aud aoasense-- FRO
reros, martins and Nea-erpsssfre
facfs-srith a seiwfien eS fhe rerU.
ffo"s Pro1semss Hor 70 Bwv.
srhen 10 Bwv aud Of s~hom 10 Bwv.
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COMMISSIONERS
Sale Of A Valuable Farm
LINCOLN CIRCUIT CeURT.
James @. Cecil, Prn.
Walter Huston. ae.. dern

Pursuant 10 a Judgment herein resdered Al q spe-
eisl Term of the lincoln Circuit Court, held on the
soner IN osr Tor sale :. the hg heat and best lid.
de-,