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, 1877-05-08

Withdrawn from store during Saturday for city
consumption: d. 1C7 tn wheat, =, SOC bu corn,
I, COT bu oats. 8l7 bu rJc. 8, ba3 ba barley.
The following srain WA inspected Into storo Ia
th.s city On Mnnaay morning. Is cara No. = n. W.
wheat / car No. g spring, cars No. , do. cars
tejec,sd do tn rllsatl; Ba carr htsh.mtzed corn,
10 cars uaw do, II cars and 8, coo ou nsH mixed.
al7 cars No. corn, IA cars rejected Do. 0esrs no
grade (56e coral: . cars white oats, II cara Mo.
d. te ca!s rejected do ~ oatsl; es1 No. fys.
cars refcctod DO; cara No. ): b*riey, eas So.a
Do, cars rejected do. TotAl tdtt cafs). eaa. GOO
bu. Inspected out: Il, ,bsA hu wheat, 71.:sos ha
corn, 30, :1a hu 0Ats, =, 500 ba Tyo,' bl, Sle Ia
harley, .y.
Tbs following statement shows The dlstfieaton
o: tho hreadatad& shipped from this city during
, 1877-05-08
qpopa nhUE1vED
PROVISIONS.

llOp rNopCCvsWtto dull, e1rept IN pork. sad
followed cosely ID tho wake Of the leading rercAls
being held higher sary. and wcax sftcrwarat, RreAs
deal OF property bcipx offered At the nominal AdIancn.
With hut few taStra oEs In 'asKcs supply Al tho
6tock. Yars aud tlltro xA no noteworthy change In
tic quotations frasa oGhnr poins. There wcfe also
very few orders hers from 0usfdc. and thu trading WA
chiefly local. aop Of Il wearing ssthcs art'hcsst ook
The summer packing Il supplying about III tho current
demand Tor consumption. and must OF the a0u 10 cut
on direct orler leaving llsto export demaad 10 the
market. ,....
Miss pouK-Wsa moderately active and 1uite trrcsu-
inr Tho market opened ases27fc PCT brl higher de.
cIiaod 40e47e end closed 100 lower than Tho hlels
priees Of saturday. Sales reported OF lto brls
caah 1t $it35; 0hIls seller Nay At tl521 ~ $50
hy.r salltr jnne at SIS t and 10 600 hfts seer
july ~ III. .x2k1l3Hh TOTAL =, i40 hrIa. Tho nsr'
krt e1oted astady at 20 cAs Or seGr May.
4ii 17I{<l5. 10 soct Juns aud ela.47tSlS.e0 seller
July,
pFifno do u 4tn. HS&tn 7s
from 9aturJaya tlottnE though hetd much h!4heI :!
10 tca sslieF Juna 4 q 80 p7t, snd 7Nl tcs sttF
cjised tshie at a. c&ah or krltr May. 80 a4
0.tJk tett June. and fH. a7S.t n o. suller Jply
Mk4Is-Wtre ttp1, ana nomtnsliy UNCHANGED In price,
ht probably ea.tff; :. ast nsyS Ms nT"n r
a,id Tno only tIahssctona reported vere Id tn ~
ahOrt fihs sosr Juan (ucaf lte erenR of Tho h,.soa)
Tia maFket rtpSqI u tint following range IF prices!
, 1877-05-08

l6nE and shoFt tta1 NotAa d &c caa hf way, and
Tic seller jung. Eutnbssl 9utet ~ 117ACj long
sSt hams SlaosS s,s, y tss;.! '"ss''pck'el hams
lscuiI quoted II 1.{tdH+o fur sh1lletA as{Hpc Tor
sta rih tt9e3ke fur shoft cieA1t a0tatir for hsua
III t4pt Axuat anA pspk1I.
ithk &AH--M II IuIet 1t 3h&fAAc. =. -.
nEEF llUCrA-Wtre siea41F and quiet At 310.7o
AliH for Htas&j $ll.7sk12oo for cltra messs snd
ia. fstRAl NJ tUf hHnb.
rAL.0w-Wss ssropX At 61<o9f&G for city Aod 6<aaAe
Tot cauhtfY lot4, Tho 4hsle Tor No. 2.
, 1877-05-08

! B1iKEP-1ycfo in anzi1 suQpiy. IN fair dsMenL md
arm shppsr, - yell a. te "os trso "r5e IN na anEss n
bssts ri &4 ot rs for moor TO coup1on. ~ y
for medium, aud a. a5.so&a25 for epod 70 CHOICE
, 1877-05-08
1AkE eHoRg & E70R1oAH sourHgRp,

CHICAGO AILWAuKEH 4 81. PAUL RAILR0An
UnIHn Depot, corner M4dls0n md E&nsI ats, Tickel
once, % South Ciafk'st. oppoa'ta shosmaa House.
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CONNECTIONS.

At Atlanta, with the Atlanta Il New Orleans
Short Lnc, CA. q W Pt. RI R.) aud
Kenncsaw Route, w. g. A. r. r. for all
points in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan.
sas, Texas and the Northwest.
With the Central Railroid of Georgia, for
Maoon, Savannah Brunswick, aud ell
points in Southwestern Georgia aud
Florida. - -, ., ~ : '.'-><ss- $3.50
With the Georgia Railroad for Augusta,
Charleston, Port Royal ard Savannah.
At Lula, Ga, with tho northeastern Rail.
rood, for Athens, Ga.
At Seneca, with tue Blue Ridge Railroad
for Walhala and Bolton, S. G.
at Greepvilc 8. G., with che Greenyilo e.
Columbia r. r.
At Spurtonburg, with the Spartauburg,
Union T. Columbia Railroad, with tho
Spartanburg & Ashcville Railroad, far
Tyron Mountain, connecting here with
stages for Flat Rock, HendersopviIc,
Ashoville, aud Wer:n Spring, NE.Asa - ~ ~
fine aud well finished hotel at the Ssbds Mf
this mountain.
AZ Charlotte, with the Richmond &.!Dai.:;
ville Railroad, for all points Nor,hidEasts
and West, and for Virginia SpriGEs2s
With tho Carolina Central Railroad s3S& 3
Wilmington and intermediate points. 4ksssss kssas
G.. j. FOREACRE,gs; ,s;Ss3y!s gSsSH
General ManagegssglasSs'
w. j. HoUsroN, Gcn'l Pass. & TiokaK
Agent. nSA
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Mortgagce's Sale.

DY virtue Of the power vested in mo under
I'D tho mortgage nf Charlotte Sattler to me-
bearing date tho 10Th day of December, A.
D. 1875, will sell. to tho highest bidder
before the Court House door in Walhalla. 8.
c., on MONDAY, the Sd day of December
next. at IL o'clock NJ. tho following described
Real Estate. to wit:
All that Pecc. Parcel or Tract of Land,
lying and being situated in tho County Of
Oconee Creek, of .Littlo Rivor adjoining
lands Of John N. modd. r. III. Cowan. w. A..
Lay and others. containing One Hundred aud
Sixty-Eight acres. more or less.
TERMS CASH!
S.V. MASSEY,
Mortgagee.
Nov. 8, 1877 SID
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toJa that Saas
|toss esSsi, ksss tho
bYat the brig anil haii tiiadS sone dis
|eoxos uQac hef; also ii d HeAseIgef
Ehad been lspat u led 4 to III Nj y orks fors
Eassistano hen ID II lSaaa d wohl DO arrested,
and AIKEN I'D the city The cunning 5etscfs
tive had OIL ,oul6ted Ws lis He can ttnie
atl The river pirates had been eonceaiad To-.
thesia1d lord 8 private house, 90 4as; to be
read in osss sSoft t,einarg Tho white
t9fbansa sptisoners ihad boon iefs bound i'd
the boat The Ian dlord, after roleajng the
two mon ip5 5ttie barnYadyised them to take
their Drew onter thoir boats, puhaoyefSto
tho Jersey shore, and q scatter as best they
could gLt was approaching near TO- dawn!
Tho sailors5kad sufficiently recovered from
The effects Of q drug TO be able to compre.
bend the situation. The landlord pre-
tended to be actiDg.in q cautious manner as
guide. 81 Every movement was made rapidly
aud steaAhily... Tho Grew Of tho brig were
sll marshaled on tho beach. Tho bound
men ia the bdats wore released, and all
hands embarked, and the boats were headed
for the Staten Island shore. just at the
dawn tho detective walked out, to the ridge.
"A solitary boat was seen making for the
shore. Walton ,Sprasue watched until the
skiff was run on the beach, and then went
to meet tho rover. Tho man who had como
in tho boat proved to bo Curly, tho suilor.
"Well?" asked the detective.
,e"lts all right, captain; If she don't sink
she'll drift ashore a hopeless wreck
Curly had remained on board Of the brig
'tosouttle her: We'll be did his work as
she was never seen again. 10 tho meantime
startling events followed the incidents of the
night.
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ISSsS d Aaoos osssiop ), md
lbgks lblspls t6gs kcel yass l6e|
M \ y 4 b d |a| 9il n
lows s9 DIE opn, ss hsigsc c6lis
sfat 9n dS0k az ha been
as bsaltlf sSass ss
sha, Sihaa sliieif lea
hut soI5 bt 50 hem tn fhSig,
sswotd sS Ss osd diaaril a
good nseat no Lssl
Ills ait6, 3p s6lspk had tR,nb nbled
loyer sia The me ID
;wases fiso1egs Spfag agpa md Gran ak went toI
the 5,ssis anees sof pirate tai1.!
;g,6saaiss Had i GSs softnaate as;thei
Sthsgs ed s pretty severe
Ssso1hd Sbass atoasi s6sQd that it.aasj
sgok Ssssayi} fasai anSss bile tho do;
tscts ye sFas ssandtn SO tha dea fiseri
fab X NM hsed n 4 search for the
spsdtt Essook girl ptiso q, whom, he had
disco oseted upoh tho bril- upon flieir former
;visit: here WAS no one in the cabin. II
ES sSsts alton, xelaincd, ad-
'sdressibg the Sdeteesiys;; he Ersneh girlisi
;gopeS feared sNs should lose herr 3
The dstectiy commenced "a search, not
to find The girl, but possibly some
ole 81 which would account for her absence.
On tho oabipStablo wasStbe remnahts Of a
NEE The detective glanced at the eatables
and remark :p &. u s,}.l
/ Il stShe is yet on board some where" 1858
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DR.. Tut has beer en-
gagged In the practice Of
medicine thirtyycars, and
FOR long l!imcwas demon.
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Gcor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackcry.
lie has succeeded In
combining In them the
heretofore nntagontstic
qualities Of q sfyeNgik<a-
ing,fHrgafipf, anaa pHy.
UXiRg ionic.
Their first apparent ef-
feet is to increase the up.
petite by causing the food
to properly n assimilate.
Thus the system Is nour-
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations arc produced.
The rapidity with which,
persons take en- Grsh,
while under the influence
Of these pills, Of itself IN
licates their adaptabiIity
to nourish the body, and
hence their efiicacyin cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
Ing of the muscles, slug
gishness Of the liver,
chronic constipation, aud
.ngth to the system. Sold
inrray Street, New York.
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. I r E Q T O r Y
OcOllce County.

Senator-J. W. Livingston.
Representatives. j S Werner, B F Sloan.
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ls sith yoii, air.
about yop Missing Oh III ii
81 y ell,s hat have you got 10 ,tells spiaYsi
lnskod the ban cool y. ts
ss bare With no anGouFag cement
Stts |thus taE but q olew kas been ha-s
an, very busy, said tho barker, With
ontshing difference, itaud Ifhayc no
time tim to 70 Hstenito oleYs; i Ihaye been furnished
with thousand clews.S, 4 t q Z
,.St !: But If you khewthe tate which over
hang syour obildp s.s E 4. 81
ill}.1l know pretty well, sir;;, aud to spcak
plainly, if you have come here to deceive
me, or,to intercede for my daughter. your
mission p, will provo failure, and your timo
An idea flashed through the. detectives
miod. The word interoedo' was the advance
llgbt,to revelation The banker evidently
INDUCED tho idea that his daughter had
eloped, and his seeming indifference was
explained.
"Let me tell you,' said the detective,
"you are indulging.a false hope"
HAnd let me tell you, cir" exclaimed the
banker, without waiting to hear what the
fa]so hope might be, "that you uro trespas-
sing on my time, and I wish to bid you
good morniug!"
The detective was not to bo put of in
this manner, and lie was proceeding to say
something when tho banker abruptly retired
into his private office, slamming tho door
behind him. Futther parley was useless,
and Walton SpraPue took his departure
wondering how such lovely girl should
chance to be the daughter of suoh rude
and seemingly cruel and Indifferent man.
Two months passed. Still no tidipgs of
the missing girl. Frank NIidgely had
grown hopeless of ever seing her sweet and
loving face again. lie had called upon the
banker, but had been refused admi,tauco to
hisprescnce. During all this Time Walton
Spraguo hod been paying court to the beau.
tiful Frcnch girl, Amalie De Luccuay. The
detective was handsome mon, and owing
to the liberality of Frank NIidgely, possessed
comfortable means, and yet tho girl whom
he had rescued treated him coldy. Not
coldlyas rule, but only when he approached
q certain subject. Otherwise sho appeared
to feel grateful for his services in effccting
her rescue, and showed no aversion to his
society. She respected him, but evidently
did not love him. Tho detective was a
proud man, and although he did not press
his suit like a love lorn duffer, ho made up
his miod that 10 the end che would learn
to love him. Amalo wos a proud girl.
She had steudfastly refused to receive money
or assistance in my way from Frank Nlidge
ly, and was earning her own living, the
same as she had doue previous to her cap
ture. Thus matters stood, when ono day
On hnr |, a
hotel, and entered the cndipg room. The
first object his eyes rested upon WAS the
dark face and slender form OF Hpmud, tho
shadoR> :, a >~.-
(ro DE CONTINUED NEXT wEEK)
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Gro DE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK }

Troy, N. Y, November 3.-TLc wife of
Stephen May, Of Mcchanicsville, stolo out
of her house while her husband was Sleep.
ing, taking with her four of her children,
aged 0, 6, 4 aud ] years, threw them into
deep swift running creek, in the rear Of
her premises, and jumped in hcrself. Tho
eldest child managed to reach the shcre and
gave the alarm. The mother and one child
were rescued. Tho bodies of two others
were found two hours afterward.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Farm in Ohio and Marshall
Counties.

Notice Is hereby given that we shall, pursuant 10
decree oil the Circuit Court Of Ohio county West
virginia. made and entered on the 9th day or IAN
nary 1910 IN cause In chanCCry pending In sail
court wherein Henry X. List Is Complainant, and
hachaiiAh Humphreys administrator and otheIs
are Ielendants proceed 10 sell ut public auction, 10
!he nlShcst and host bidder, nj the front door Of
me Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, the l7lh day Of February, 1877,
Commencing ut 10 O'clock A. ~, the following de
sctibed tract Of land: commencing at sugar
tree, corner Of Lewis Botnetts, n. 1879. 4. IJl
poles TO fallen elm; thence N. 23ISo Z, 81 poles
10 i whl!c oak n. iOS L, 80 poles to stake In
sugar trees: thence n. 9so, W. d. 10 n rcd oak.
= $50 W. ~ - toa stake, " here NJ, ShepbeIJ's
corner stood thence s. S0ISe W. 70 - ion STAKE
near where white oak stood; thence s, -, II, III
- 70 place olbegnnlng, containing one hundred
and iorty-eiSht acres (llS), being tho EamO land
conveyed 10 Zichariah Pumphrcy by John A.
food and wife by deed dated March 9Th, 1897
Excepting thereiTom, however, the 10 acres, rood
and - pcrchCs sold TO Nicholas Schroeder by ZlCh
Griah Humphrey anil wifa by deed dated the I'D
day Of April, 1868, and Of record among the land
records OF Marshall county, WCst virginia, md
which Is more particularly deicrIbcl as follows:
lightning at q stone and sugnr tree, n. 5Lo, W.
n i-lOO poles TO stone; thence N. S5I5s, T..
X si-lO0 poles 10 stone corner to Humphrey;
thence B. l514o +. to stone corner to Humphrey
and Causlan. themes. 7G', W. to the bcgi nninp,
TERMS OP SALE-Onc-fourth cash, balance in
three equal payments at eight sixteen and twenty
lour months, with Interest from day Of sale, and
10 be EccuTCd TO the satisfaction Of the Commls.
sifners. DANIEL PECK.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
u,. Special Commissioners.
MlKALlS0' January u, 1871. IaI5
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Senate Bill No. 90, concerning the col
lection Of certain taxes and public dues,
came up on It's first reading and was or.
dered 10 It's second reading.
Senate Bill No. o., concerning the
transaction Of passengers and freight on
railroads, came up on Its first reading
and was ordered TO It's second reading.
Senate Bill Nc. 70, concerning the
overSeer Of the poor, came up on its first
reading and was ordered 10 a second read.
ing.
Senate Bill No. 60, concerning the all.
liberation Of food and medicine, came up
on ia first reading and was rejected,
Senate Bill No. AZ, to enlarge the scope
Of actions in assumpsit, came up on It's
third reading and was rejected.
Senate Bill No. SO, to prevent certain
city and town bonds from local taxation,
came mp on its frat reading and was or.
dered TO It's second reading.
Senate Bill No. 65, in relation 10 the
removal Of causes from the County to
the Circuit Courts, come up on its first
reading and was re eCted.
Senate Bill No. 62, for the preservation
oil fish In Snowy creek, came up on it,
first reading and was rejected.
Senate Bill No. So, In relation to allow.
ing additional compensation TO certain
commissioners, came up on its FIRST read.
ing and was ordered 10 Its second reading.
Senate Bill No. 81, TO have the claims
Of any county audited before allowing the
same, came up on its first reading and
was rejected.
Substitute for House Bill No. s, in re.
lation to larceny, came up on its first
reading and was referred 10 the judiciary
Committee.
House Bill No. Z, regulating appeals,
writs Of error and superSedeaS, came up
on Its first reading, and was referred TO
the Committee on Judiciary.
EngroSsed House Bill No. 2, fixing the
times Of holding the circuit court OF the
Ninth judicial district, came up on its
first reading and its reference was dis
pensed with.
House Joint Resolution No. 3, propos.
ing an amendment to the Constitution OF
the State in relation to the judicial dc.
partment, came up on it's first reading
and was referred to the Committee on Ju.
dietary.
House Bill No. %, in relation to per.
manent location Of the seat Of govern.
ment Of West Virginia, came up on its
first reading and was referred to the III.
nance Committee.
A message from the House by Mr..
Hearn announced the passage by that
body Of House Bill No. 1875, relating to
the appointment Of certain officers by the
Governor, and ask the concurrence Of the
Senate.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until
10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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HNRUSTEE's SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue OF DcCd Of Trust made 10 Inc by
Charles XOCcRlGr and Emma XOeckler, his wife,
dated December third, 1876, and Of record In the
office OF Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
In BOX No 10, Folio 2a9, will Ofer at public auc.
ton, 10 the highest bidder at the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1877,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de.
Icrlbtd property, that Is 10 iAy The following de-
scribed real estate with the alnurtenanccs and I'M
provements thereon, belonging, lying and being In
the Sixth Ward Of the city OF Wheeling, Uhl0
county, that Is 10 aY: All that part Of lot NUM-
bered sxty-yC (G5) Of the addition to the said city
Of Wheeling laid of by John EdT aud William
Chapllne, bounded and described Rs follows: Be
ginning nj the corner OF said lot No. c. lying east
OF Main street and south Of Alley nD,h thence
cast along the north line Of said lot toa point equal
ly distant from the front line Of said lot on Main
street and the rear line Of the lot southerly and
parallel with the line Of NUN street twenty-five
feet; thence westwardlv and parallel with the line
o. Alley MD" 10 the line Of Main street; thence
along the line Of Main street northwardly 10 the
place Of beginning, being twenty-five feet In front
on Main Street and extending back Of uniform
width o. twenty-five feet onc-hal the whole depth
Of said lot.
On the property above described Is brick house
containing rooms, hall, kitchen, attic and cellar,
TRIMS OF SALR-0ne-hali cash In hand and the
balance In months with interest from day Of sale
on deferred payment, said payment 10 10 secured
TO the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
PETER CRISH, Trustee.
DAvENPoRT 4 D0vRNRR, Attorneys
ielO joins W. MITCHELL, AuctIOucer,
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MONDAY, February &c, 1877,
(that being Court day); commencing at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, Vat the front door oil the Court House, In
Middleboumc, In sn1 C5unty Of Tyler, proceed 10
| sell ut public auction, 10 the highest responsible
bidder, the following property, belonging
| TO the said Tho Peoples Manufacturing Company,
to-wit: A certain irnct Of land situated In saii
county, on Middle Island creek, md described as
follows:
Beginning at white oak, corner to heirs Of VIII
nam Marlin, decd thence north Glo, L. s poles
and IS links, 10 stone corner also TO sald heirs:
thence $. OF, W. ~ poles to the creek bank, same
course continued across the creek to stone on the
opposite bank; thence up the creek and with the
neanderings thereof and binding thereon TO sugar
iIee, corner 70 &C. Flesher and John Craig, decd;
lhenee n g. L, II poles, to stone on the Oppo-
site hank OF the creek; thence down the creek With
the meanderings thereof and binding thereon s2IS
poles 10 the beginning, containing OnG-haf acre,
more or less.
Also, certain other tract of land, situated In
said county, on said creek, and bounded as follows
to-wit: beginning at a stone on The Creek LSnk'
corner toa lot decided by said Flesher and wife 10
Moses Galloway thence y. &C, W, IS poles 10 A
stone thence N 960, W. SipolGs TO stone; thence
n. o., T. 20 poles TO stone near the creek bank;
InenGe Iown the creek with the meandcrings there
Of 3iI4 poles, 10 the beginning, contaIng acres.
more or less. From this LIST described tract there
exempt and not TO be sold lots numbered 4, 8, II
and y, conveyed by tho Peoples Manufacturing
20; 10 John Gore; and another parcel Of 81 rods
AuI ~ leeI' told ny aid Company to Levi HSsem.
On tho tracts to be sold are situated three StoTv
factory building, containing valuable machinery,
hxiItcs and appliances, for the manufacture Of
wooden goods, NIL in good running order. And.
alsp, other buildings, the second story Of ono Of
Wnen lhe store aud wareroom will be sold together
with the entrance and stairway thereto. subject IN
|. o. y. +. eN' ave- W.
TERMS OF sALE-one-lhrd Of purchase money
cash in hand, balance in ~ equal lnstRllmcnts At
curity and bearing interest. e''N
jn25 snccIaI S {: mT,SIUS,
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sHARP.-on Thursday, February s, 1877, 1t
Bellairc. Ohio, MARY MATILDA, wife Of W!lliaE
Sharp.
Funeral will take lace this morning at half pas
nine O'clsrEr from her husbands residence, No. 20
Belmont street, Bellairc, Ohio, Remains to b,
taken to seubenvIllC, Ohio, II o'clock this morn
ing, for Intcrment.
ETZLER.-On Friday, Feb. 0, 1877, FRAHRIR
son Of Luther and Martha Eisler, aged year ant
month.
Funeral from parents residence, No. Il Norll
York street, Island this afternoon at two o'clock
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. Q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and In.
dlscretOns Of youth. nervous weakness, early de.
cay, loss of manhood, &c, will send you recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thh
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. ECnd SOIf-addrCsSed envelope tC
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