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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
CENTENNIAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, convent
ent Feed or Broiling Door in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Centers and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mica
Front and Clinkerless Crate which shakes from
the front and dumps from the end, Large Ash
Pan, Doors Tin Lined Only the best new iron
is used, and the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

DR.. WIN. II. LADD, 4 leading Druggist OF Clare
mont, certiiies as follows:
For many years have known DR.. A. j. Flagg
as successful practicing physician, and can as
sure the public that his representations relative
TO the Cough and Lung Syrup can be strictly re-
lied upon. IL has been used in his extended
practice with marvellous success, and know II TO
be all that he claims for It WM. NJ LADD, MD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
The yellow Centaur Linirnent

Is worth its weight IN gold to owners Of borses
and mules
This Eminent has cured more Sprained,
hwesulsd, king-boncd aud Called Horaes IA
thFee years than have ali the F&rIitrs ia the
county 10 an age. lts Effects are simply won-
full
We have thousands upon thousands OF errti6.
Gates ~ siroug Is ibe following
NY herss vas lame f1r a year With fetlook
wrench. All remedies utterly failed to cure and
considered him worthless until l commenced
70 ase Ceataur IAniment, which rapidly cured
him. heartily recommend ID,
hEV. GRO. FERRIS
Msnorylia, SchohArie Co., N, y"
"DEAk sm.-I have used your Centaur Lini.
meat Ia my family, aud end il 70 be Of great
value, Please send me two dollars worth, one
for the mules and oFses.
Riley SICELES,
Falls station, Wyoming Co., Pa
II makes very little difference what the case
10, whether 1t be Wrench, Sprain, Poli-Eyii,
Rngboue, Scratches or iamsness OF any kind
the effects are the same. Lyerymen, Stage
pr0pretors, Farmers, &c should never be- with
out the Yellow Centaur Eminent, II is sold
eyerywhere, and warranted in its effects.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
MARK THESE FACTS.
Tase Tssun Il ne Whole RalA
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS.

hsfkst y fesN FsAafFs isFfstEs
= haa 81 srrss fla sets rFa SAFE ne
hearty sae
year l53s hfa mhrteHtas
sfna fst trataf l=st sh8 tteH thfm il ne
hsnss
-nt Htauf hss rsa ~ hsassss taa
We thFelHf
Il as,sats ef xau p,.lsta iay hsts i,a sloists
rgftas 4ht wise utae eni ssll 10 asy
N uaesFk f rgulrs i nos Enfsa
t'fHar f5s 81 WuilaNstt 0iaimsNi eufea ne
IF naseafH ca hasa rubbed tone 4 yeef
Wntwerf thal Pc esrs. sad he paiss has
len
rssra ne taa tout : .sbi eas ~ poet
ga@Hg.N
g utlasf Gelsr xsHf psfes i q esata, but
tte Wr.httHe ia 81 uar3h daiisf
send mF ave baxts u faaf Nlis
"lai iug htRr three bsNos u Yeaf rllis - TO-
tuJu mtA CT ChikiH Ana FeveF
I hage 0reg 3 g such gastimaaiAis a. these tss
sknt ~ space cenrois sae e. conclude
For Cusanraus Disorders.
Apd al ,fuppous % she stia, tha OintHarni i
meHl invs5uAlie Il daes nnt hesl externally
s'one bAl pcHtigAtea ~ith the meat searching
rfHcis t1 She VERY root - the evil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
IT WILL CURE CATARRE

For every affection OF the Throat and Lungs IL
only needs a trial to convince the most skepticAl
OF it's wonderful curative properties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

CLAREAoST, N. H., Sept 1875.
DIR. FLAGG-Dear Sir: Your Cough aud Lung
Syrup has proved great benefit to me, giving
relief from severe Coughs and Soreness Of the
Lungs, when all other remedies and physicians
had failed. have never taken medicine more
pleasant TO the taste or more satisfactory in its
results. Mrs LYDIA WILEY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
For Siomachs ont of Order.

No mrdtelan all - cheetualy improve the
tous u TIE stomach a. these rills, they remove
AL Aeidity occasloDsa either BY intampsrknee o.
mpropot dict They reach the liver aud reduce
70 % healthy setion, they are wonderfully ota ;
Gao ous he casps 81 spAfm ia fact thes never fail
tn curing gu disorders 81 the liver and stomach.
u0lLoMkN'S Pills are the beet known 10
TIE wOrd for tho following diseases. Ague,
Asthms, Billions Complaints, Motohes Oh the
Skiu, hnwris, Consumption. Debility Dropsy
l1segtaty. ifYeigolas. fpmAle lFreRnlArit cs.
teters ~ an kiuds, Eats, Cent, headache, Iadi.
gestten, lbhammAti1n, Jaundce, Liver Gem.
platnts iumhsga. fiics, rheumatism, Retention
ot urine, S9ioiula " klnR's kvil, Sore Threats
stone aud Gravel PIC ,DuulOufeux, fnmors
Ulcers, Worms II Al Kinds, Weakness from any
cause. etc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

--Nonr Hre genuine unlasa the slgnatare Of J,
HAYpoCE, az agent for the United states sur.
reuGds oboh box ~ llIls, and Ointment. 4 hand.
ssme reward viii De given TO any one rendering
~ any party or parties CONTRIBUTING the nett
cines OF vending the same. knowing them 20 be
tpnriOus
.'sold a tho mandatory Of Prof noILawAY
Co, New York add by al respectable drug.
Rists and dcaiarn 10 medicine throughout the
80 There 10 considerable saving by taking the
large sizes,
N. B. Directions fof tho guidance OF patients
IN every disorder are affixed to each box 20ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-03

Wherever sold The most popular Base. Hsatiag
stove. Positively Il saves Hail. the Fuel OF an
ordinary stove, keeps ERE all winter without re
kiudiiBg, has Cast Iron LAned Fire Chaniber,
making II most durable, IL unsurpassed FOR
heatness 81 Design and Superior Finish, heat
carried entirely around the base.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01
Can Write but Not Read.

There is man that resides In Buck
horn Township, this county, who has
until recently been a county official for
80 years. He is an illiterate man, can
not read line Of print or manuscript,
but can write page after page as smooth
ly and correctly as any book-keeper in
the city. He is very fond Of writing,
especially if any one dictates, and then
when the manuscript is completed he
knows no more about It than a hog does
of Greek. He bought common cedar
pen staff and holder 30 years ago, and
has used that and no other since. These
facts csn be voucbed for by 3 Number OF
reliable citizens of this city-Rdieigh
IN. CO. Observer.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01
The Value of q Dollar.

A silver dollar represents days
work for the laborer.v 1t is given to a
boy. He has no, idea of what it is
worth! He would be as likely to give a
dollar as dime for, Al top or any other
toy. But if the boy has learned to earn
the dimes and dollars by the sweat OF
his face he knows the difference. Hard
work is to him measure Of values that
Gan never be rubbed out of his mind.
let him learn1by experience that p hun
l'dred dollars represents a hundred weary
days. labor, and it seemsla great sum of
money; thousand dollars is fortune,
and ten thousand is almost inconceiva-
BILE, Ffor it is far more than he ever ex-
poets to possess When he has earned
a dollar, he thinks twice before he
spends it. He wants to invest it SO as
to get the full value of a days work for
It. 1t is great wrong to society and
to a boy to bring him up to mans es-
tate without this knowledge. Afortune
at 21 without it is almost inevitably
thrown away. With it and little capt.
tai to start on, he will make his own
fortune better than any one can make it
for him. H1nt's Merchants Magdzine.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01
n - l"IH I'-I''l
Wonderful Irish LObsters.

lone 81 our restaurants boasts of an
irish Mdnchausen who acts IN the'hum-
BILE capacity Of waiter, and adds much
to the entertainment Of guests. One of
them being served with A'small lobster
asked !" Do you call that a lobster,
Mikei''D" Faix,tI believe they do be
callin' thin Holsters here, sur. We call
'em crabs, at home. {" ," Oh" said the
diner, "you have Holsters in Irelandi"
sis it Holsters p uRegprra, the creeks is
full of 'em. Many O. time have / seen
'em whin I've lepped over shtrames."
SLOW large do, the Holsters grow in
Irelandp' swell, :" said Mike, thought
fully, "to shpake widin bounds, sur,
I'd say matter of five or six feet
" what! five or six feet; how do they
get around in those creeks?'' "Bedad,
sur, the creeks in ireland are fifty or
sixty feet wide,'' said the unabashed
Mike. "But," said the persistent in
quirer, 10 you said you had Seen them
when you were leaping over the streams,
and Holsters here live in the sea-"
" Deed, did, sur; we're powerful lep-
pers in Ireland. As for the say, sur,
I've seen it red wild EN-" But look
here, my fine fellow" said the guest,
thinking he had cornered the Hibernian
at last, "lobsters are not red until they
are boiled" "Doan't know that3"
said Mike reproachfully, "but there are
bilin' springs in the old country, an
they shwim troo 'em, an come out
ready far We to crack open and ate,"
and Mike walked calmly OF 10 wait up
on the next guest, leaving. his inter-
locuior to digest the lobster and the sto-
ry.-Bossos commercial BHlsetss-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01

iiour of" social communion when the
sweek that ID past may he reviewed, its
blessings numbered and its mistakes
lremedied, and that which In to- come
anticipated by prayer and watchulness;
when parents are not afraid topsay to
THAR children. 1--WE top are subject to
temptation and weakness T W.. make
mistakes and have great, need Of help
and forgiveness, and together we will
go 70 the Father VIII, f haS PITY on Us sal all
and whose 1oye never has and dol never
never viii fail Us. ~ TIE Alliance.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01

"A GRASS fire overlook a man in San
Bernardino, Cal, and he had barely
time to reach a creek. He rolled over
and over in the shallow water, scorched
by the flames that swept overhead, and
was almost smothered. The terrible
heat lasted only few seconds, but suf-
Ifieiently long 10 to burn on his hair and
char his clothing.2TTTTH0
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01
RAILROAD travelling in France is '

RAILROAD travelling in France is very
safe. Between 1928 but one person
was killed out Of As, 25s. go. and one in
jured in Oh, $50. while in England dur,
ing the same period one was killed in
Il 600 and injured An $500
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01

..;a. va 'm .s.rras., wa male
l, nSl;stnrsS and have r Great mead Of HELM
snr3 ,rn;ronnos.' and tooatber wa will
IN Tathsrr wh IN, has nitv o On ~ an
s!sSns sAfH ,irrT'MfHay"ttiI I'M ihiS - -.
and whose ioye never h ny any tfup1 novo'
never will fail US. "GIhe Alliance.
10 NM
-nnpA A. Curious lnd1an 'Crimes' y
40 oai,Gg a4sdlu-,-.,i Air. ooii.aaa
al MI CharlfeHsc kaNHpkh'1n' ar omSeI !. .r'
Hu as is. Bay COMPANY, Has W. tsaS ,
ca toronto wl'a tIe Ss s..is. - p.
Indian mura ,i ~ ~ .ae NtptSs,u11 s ~ ~,
tne mur1ereu man De I,.sSSl js VA H.
Uhiei o. sne iena sSrul'us 49, ,..sss ~
muiuerer ms uiV'no,, que" nag Sr
Moose-ua'l: Ine Dfo' n',ll w,, a.,s,& -
sees wne, aaugn'ef, 49, 'e~.a;t;"n
el'ng 'ogs'not o4'% n .."..1s, Csra.
IN inc nounu i.aAo s1au !, 49,.
cnmtcn' or C,el'als"e'l"o.' nov In -
waves ",'n 'ne, younses' ~. ~ a.;
suspee'0a''na na'so. y. "a a.oona
l.a.e' .As Snsy s"s W $500. ~" t s;nr = fsv
n'ghs' NsnAonln'oi oess"I~ aug Ss ,',.
orite .na,an .sone'A'" A
'n1ng IN 1i,s ,ss.Sar ,na iovod him., |.
.4%.fSsd b;s tsmn1es r when ia was Weary;
sd1 pi,jea him food when Nc Iay In fever; i,
But while hunted helletsd,myllovs.5l
,di %. falsseand wicked RrptheI,edW
oc;A Who, while 1 hunttssd, loYeHq my l Ey
Shargosee felt tnat 4 tnls song VIZ i ai
cd at mn, ana ne ne o faeT ms Itois
70 STOP Singing Sa a1t.lI f.ai,;.s s
dressed Sn"rsosees W. ,,,, s ,,,s,,,a,,
mat her nuspanu iovou oonTl .oa.
ana piddlng ner re'urn w NJ. ." W..
the Chiei harawee' VINO nvo0 ne 20 CO. 49,.
tawa. he also maue . spo1on ~ on
gosee, IN n, wnlch ~ ppp ~ . Z,
MS ooaaac!, "nG lh;oS SI e dsn,orsS th.ir
caugh.er' ~ ian:sh,.So Ia vo,,Id
father,s clhmei WIZ ~ Je asn;asJ NV
cause Snem 70 W na:sa ana a 10y Attor
the wnoie .emasaialnsu s n"''1 49, 'ara
this the Chief wlthqrew rom -, wy y, h,re'
and, retlr,ng 20 . swamp 10, e ~ !, ~
cd tPe lnoian u sppss y ue'oaaS,SH,
evidence thaS ne was y CAV = III
Shargosee and 1amiy r egrlr'eun niso, -. ~.
about daylight ING 1 former .1useu nis
son Louis, Lao OF y anG 1ola mn - sls'
although MS eyes h"a Deen 1losoo ~:
had not Slept, 1or ne h'o maui W n,'
mind to XII Canacm l ; nSs s. v II
but MS father tnrea!senea 70 XIII niin a.
SO. The father ana son tnen appioaon
ed the swamp whefe 'Canachlne0n r, was
still singing nus mourniu. sons On
gosee asked MIN now 'ne lei'' W.. o"n
chintch turned M'spack w NM On
which Shargosee drew an ak iioii n''
belt ana struck MN On sne pace u One
head Canafcmntc a4u roiie@ua over ny
the swamp, but managea 70 stagger 70
lhiso feet. ;otHe, wasna man or y great
strength. although upwards OF ~ years
lolds and, SELLING "a SUCH OF woou'
cried out that ne would not die alo N9I
Hs reached forward Y s ttlf1f Snargosee'
but stumbled, over iog. ano tne ha'ser
struck him another. iblowoWltn tAe AK
splitting his skull. Inc iao louis on
this ran back TO the ire ana awokU nlS
mother and sister, wno' on pms seeing oh ~
gosee dragging MS orptners corpsg u
wards them' vehemently den9uncea n1iHr
| as murderer. 1ponargoSee was oni"eeo
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01
WIT AND WISDOM,

.C2III-HH HI
GEN. MILES has the advantage Of Mrs.
Potiphar. He captured Joseph.-Wash-
ingt0N RepubHcsH. y : 80 .
r THE average marriage fee At Grace
Church, New York, is $500. Poor
young men 60 elsewhere.
lATAoss young ladies Vt church fairs
who sell five-cent pin-cushions for $S
ought 70 be xfleSsSf FOR robbing the
males.it 10 sussi add hi.ps ~
10 drissaid thai thsisecret of all suocess
is hard work, ;but this belief receives q
shock every time taleen end hungryisin-
ner looks At afasevAnselist. Hasoksye.
iu THEl iarmero has Hiss fall aworkshow
nearly Finished ,snd will soon have
nothing TO- do but ST. on thsyfenoe and
shoot wandering tree-agents Ecstor'
Free Press.
J, sTAEa OhiesgqO M*rNeep demands
cheaper, christmas Oh is!lr presents soamnNetaing
which young man on salary can en-
yelop and not throw his board bill o
wseE aRd&d.h AZ india rubber bumble-
bes otAyoSosty a teht,s and looks about
as well as set Of coral iewelry-ryree
pyess. - - -------
sy sEuarrARY rhoxtsos RS atrans-
parshtb ifadd!q XHsan III Tag tank about
q nor by nor'esst,,' da''xseping her
about three points OF, land "blasting
his tarfy'v top-hshwg'oi understanding
~ star bo,ileens allpy' 20 afriepdlaeross
the street, and going along hitching'his
trousers, it has transpired .thsts the sold
sea-dog wears smpenders. Let this
manp be impeaohsd at onoe. shPublic
Sentiment will listen tonoi talkIofocon-
b ciliationin such a case as thiss-- Hdt0k-
eyeoijooa tab .seiai oio roobsaoqs.s
AS a funeral curtege was making its
WAY along the crowded streets the other
day, A bpot7black qalledftpa companion:
/" Hey,Jack, what big gun is dead now"
a,Taip' Y no fichTolks, ;, replied Jack, as
he Il o%okk ed down the street. 'Tain't,
Ell! Well. just look at them 90 'hacks"
+" That's what I syas looking st7that's
how I know it's some common man.
Rich folks don't keer what folks say,
but.pooar folks hez big funeral process
sions 70 deceive ,t the Pr, RbltlSS."E Detr0's
Free Press. J
The city, ebay, had been QYt Of town
shooting bis gym at a mark when he
suddenly turned and asked on old farmer
standing near ). Whats the law about
shooting prairie-chicke6s in these partsp
When baM fski1l' yfemF''o "Never,"
was the old man,s quiet response.
/" NeverP"' shouted the igsantsel gunner.
Never again, replied the aged plow-
logger. And then, looking from the
mark on the fence TO the would-be
SPORTSMAN rtau,iaann h, continued ''That is, if
We don't 'Iearn to shoot better'n We do
now, boy."'o'u '"' =" :"
"WELL, my son. ;. asked.a dotih g par
ent. Of his young hopeful, .EEs'what have
you learned at school to-day}'''1Io II have
learned, y replied the led, g. he pulled
his cap further down On his forehead; to
hide. an pnsightly,r brdise III have
learned never to,a,begin Pulling 6f my
coat Before Rittin' a fellgfeMaC9 that
gives him y chance L, get fa5 Work in
g. =, Tho old mon drndhncdS Unto A.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01

b, II TAE; Chicago N*fAeep demands
cheaper christmas Oh i.!ln praseqSt3aF something
which young man ON asalary can en-
yelop and not throw his board bill o
week ahsad.si AZ Thdia rubber blmble-
pes oiflySdsts ateHs,' and looks about
as well as set Of coral jewelfy-SIree
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Mr.. Orion has considerably improved
in health and is now preparing reply
TO the summons of the House.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has reduced its tolls on messages
between the East and West to the low
est rates of the comp eting companies.
A fire in Edenburg, Clarion county,
Pa, Saturday, destroyed twenty two
buildings in the business centre of the
town. The loss is estimated at 800, 900.
The Senate Florida committee return
ed to Washington yesterday.
Fears are entertained for the safety Of
the steamer George Cromwell, from Hal
flax for St. johns, y. B now seven days
over due.
a ire at Minneapolis, Saturday, de-
stroyed property to the amount of &c..
600.
Samuel Morris and child, Of Gran berry
Park, n. j., were burned TO death op
Saturday morning in their residence, be-.
ing unable to escape from the burning
building.
The Secretary of War has received a
report from Major Comstock, detailed to
inspect EadS improvements at the south
pass oftbe Mississippi. The report men
tions that chnnel twenty feet in depth
and two hundred feet wide has been con-
structed.
The stockholders of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi railroad, who were dissatisfied
with the recent action which placed the
road in the hands OF receivers, held q
meeting at Cincinnati Saturday. Reso-
lutions were passed protesting against
the appointment of officers ofthe Bslti-
more and Ohio road as receivers, and re-
questing the appointment of VIM. D..
Griswold.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-15
Disease Grows Apaee,

Like an Ill wind, and cannot be mastered
too early. What is trifiing attack OF
sickness to-day may, ~ unattended to, be-
ccme serious case in week. Small all
ments should be nipped in the bud before
they blossom into toll b own maladies. II
this advice were attended %, many a
heavy bill Tor medical attendance might
De avoided. When the liver il disordered.
the stomach ioul, the bowels obstructed.
or the nerves disturbed, resort should at
on:e be had TO that supreme remedy,
Hostetter's stomach Bitters, a few doses
OF which will restore healthy action and
put the system in perfect order. IL is q
wise precauIion 70 Ike. p this incompara-
BILE preventive in the house, since IL
checks, vithunrivalled amplitude, dis
orders which breed other. Tar more dang.
erons, and IN their late't Developments
are thetnse YES often fatal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-15

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. - The
churches were we'll attended Yesterday.
At the Fourth Street NJ. f. church
Rev. Reilly disceursed on 1.-The
Times by the Light OF Proph-
ecy or the Beginning Of the End
of the Belligerent History of the World"
The blackboard illustration at the Sab.
bath School, in the afternoon, was 1.-THE
Sin Of Jerehoam."
At the First Baptist church the sub
iects discussed were christian Unity"
and "Bible Teachings Confirmed by Sci
ence"
"The Sacredness OF Common Things"
and privilege OF Doom" were the sub
iects of discourse at the Chspline Stree:
NJ f. Church.
At the North Street NJ. f. Church,
"Cbristian Unity" and the "Growth of
Sin" were the subjects treated.
At the Zane Street NJ. Z. Church, the
pastor, Rev. j. p. Thatcher preached in
the: morning. and the Rev. DR.. Fisher in
the evening. At both services there was
large and attentive congregations. The
Sabbath school was treated with one OF
Mr.. Edward McClure's Crsyon pictures.
1t was intended to represent the golden
calf made by King Jeroboam, for the
children of Israel TO worship. The pic
ture was we'll executed and hard TO excel.
The English Lutheran church on Six.
tsenth Street closed the week of prayer by
communion and confirmation services
yesterday morning and sermon to new
converts in the evening. Fifteen persons
were received into full membership BY
the rites of baptism and confirmation,
and avery large number were present
at communion. A beautiful device in
the way Of gilt crown was suspended
directly over the altar, where those knelt
who were received into membership with
the church, and the words spoken, BE
thus faithful unto death and / will give
a crown OF life"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
oliver Linsey, ct al.
VS.. In CnanCery.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
oliver Linsey, ct al.
VS.. In Cnancery.
John McGannon, ct al.
In pursuance OF decree in the above
named cause entered on the llth day OF
December A. D., 1876, by The said court,
the undersigned special commissioner
will sell at public auction at the front door
of the Court House OF ohio county, on
Thursday, January IL, 1876. at ~
o'clock A. NJ, the following described real
estate. to-wit: y lot or parcel OF ground
situate in the city Of Wheeling, that Is TO
say, lot numbered ~ seven In the sub
division OF square numbered (S) eight in
said city, made by b, VI. Eof, executor OF
John Eofi, decd, which lot fronts twenty
two en- feet on Market street, the nor h
and south lines thereof extending west.
wsrdly parallel with John street (old
namej until they reach South street.
Also, another lot or parcel ~ land situate
in New Manchester, IL said county OF
Ohio being lot numbered twol2) III James
and James X. Bakers addition to Philip
Reilly's town of Manchest. r.
The above named lots will be sold separ
ately.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-ioufth OF the
purchase money, or as much more 'S the
purchaser may elect, cash In hand on the
day of sale, and the remainder In three
equal instalments, payable respectively,
with interest, In six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, the deferred
instalments TO be secured 10 the satisfac-
ton of the said special ommissioner.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
I declii Special Commissioner.
w. II. HALLER, Auctloneer.
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Mr.. Wilkinson having the recciv ed
sufficient number of the votes cast was
accordingly declared the nominee, and
the convention proceeded with the trans
action of other business.
E On motion, the following was adopted.
Resolpcd, That this convention will in
no way or manner encourage any
independent candidate who may come
before the public at the next charter
election.
On motion, City Executive Commit
tee, consisting of two members from each
ward was appointed, as follows: First
ward, VIM. Philips, VIM. Otto; Second
ward, John II. McFsll, Elias Rolls;
Third ward, VIM. Nelson, &. Ed Men
del; Fourth ward, James Robinson, NJ.
Rant; Fifth ward, DR.. Wunderlich,
VIM. Bailey; Sixth ward, Jas. d. STAN
ton, Wilson johnson; Seventh ward, b.
B. Dovener. w. j. II. Bown; Eighth
ward, &. j. Hayes, H. Z. Meyers.
The convention then adjourned, the
Republicans present all appearing well
pleased with the ticket, and no dissatls-
faction of consequence being manifested.