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The Portland daily press., 1878-02-16

best known residents of that town, died re-
Gently.
KENNEBEO COUNTY.
The spring term of Colby University has been
in progress one week. About half the students
spent the winter vacation in teaching.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The other day man walked into Skowhe-
gan drug store and asked for tooth brushes. A
basket containing several dozen was passed
him, and after examining them sometime, he Sc
lected one of them, took out his false teeth and
after cleaning them with the brush threw it
back into the basket and walked out.
sAGADAHoo COUNTY.
A carpenter named Lttleheld, working at
Horizons ice houses in Richmond, was serious
ly il not fatally injured Thursday by cake of
ice falling from the slip and striking him on
the head, badly hurting his head, shoulder and
side.
MERRY, the halter, announces his new spring
styles, which have just arrived. They are all
fresh and new, and cannot fail to suit the most
fastidous. Call and see.
A GOOD trade in Ladies' and Children's Hose
at 16 cents a pair, 81. L. Nelson & Co., 443 Con-
gress street, Harrington block. feb16-2t
THE Black Cashmeres that we are selling at
80 cents, 90 cents and 81 90 are the best we
have ever offered.
EASTMAN BROTHERS,
feb14dtf 534 Congress street.
BAILEY & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock today by
order of the sheriff, the stock and fixtures of
Johnson's Dining Rooms, 40 Exchange street.
If you ara restless and cannot Sleep, take
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
WE are selling off our furs at one-half the
COST Eastman Brothers. feb14dtf
CLoAKs at greatly reduced prices, at Eastman
Brothers. feb14df
WHERE metaphors make US blind" SLIP
perry ELM LOZENGES make us see that
they are good for Coughs, Sc. For sale by all
Druggists.
CAswELL 81 Co.
Corner Washington and Winter streets, Bos-
ton.
LIFE is in jeopardy as long as violent
cough or cold runs on unchecked. Remember
this, and lose no time in resorting to DR.. S. D.
Howe's Arabian Milk Cure, which is acknowl-
edged by more than 10000 of our most proml-
nent physicians to be the most valuable prepa-
ration ever yet discovered for the cure Of con-
sumption. feb9S2t
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-16

WE are selling off our furs at one-half the
cost. Eastman Brothers. feb14dtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-16

The spring term of Colby University has beer
in progress one week. About half the students
spent the winter vacation in teaching
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-16

From 500 M TO $50 m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General DenVery
from to 10 a N. - -
N %. 1&71.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-16

1000 yards 1914 DayOl Bleacbed Cot
ton at 25 cents per yard. These goods
are an extra bargain, measuring full 80
inches in width.
Also A, 9-S,-5-4,-6.4. "a. S-4. GA,
1914 CottOns in other makes at the low
est market prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-23
sMoUNDsYILLEs
sIorSpsvItIr October q

g SlorSpsvrtIE, October q.
tCosTspodat nSs Il the InislIiEsOesL ~ q
It Is rather refreshing In these hard
times, when there is such depression in
business everywhere, to go where your
ears are greeted with the busy hum OF In
dustry on every side, reminding one Of
the Aush times oil the war period when
"sroenbacks1 were worth 50 much. These
were my thoughts a.few days ago while
visiting our State Prison. found therein
really a world OF business. No one has an
adequate idea etwhatis being done theEe
unless visit is made 70 see for oneself
The Webster Wagon Company have their
machinery erected, and wagons are being
turned out by the Wholesale All the
work is done by machinery, and each ma
chine is in, charge Of one or m NOR cqngiftss
This company is branch of one OF the
largest wagon manufacturing companies in
the Uniied States. 1t Is expected Tint zen
wagons per day will be turned out when
everything Is in proper running order
The whip and broom factories are making
| an enormous lot OF both brooms and whips
which are daily being shipped to all part
OF the Union. ,ase,'
Mr.. Pollock Of your city Is carrying or
an extensive business in stogies, tips and
cigars, all done by convict labor. l.FI,'
Everything within theprison walls look
neat and tasteful especially the dining
room and kitchen. 1t Is surely better
were 1t not for the disgrace attached, stay
ing here than tramping over the countr!
without anything to eat or any place e
lay your head. A great many OF the prs
Oners are very fine looking men, and W
would think or expect better things Q
them, while others have crime written q
it were, on their very foreheads.
Yesterday evening Of Police Court
number OF cases were disposed OF beior,
His Honor Mayor Purdy. Several wer'
fined for different causes. For disturbing
religious services at the 'colored church
three boys were fined the sums OF 81, 5:
and S. and costs i''sIi
This disturbance has been borne q Ions
while, so say our colored brethren, ant
they were forced TO appeal toithe Law
Bows, do so no more. org :l
we are TO have rest now for few
weeks in our court business, our Circuit
Court having adjourned on last Saturday
after three weeks term. County. Cour
comes next in all its beauty. 1t is hopeC
the Sheritfawill be able TO collect take
enough in the interim to pay the jurors b
The oil excitement is on the increase
and other companies are trying to leas'
land, but arc not able to do so. i'iiii'
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~
81 duty and1tonor, aTesafd fps the public
welfare and q benehe6nt ciyillEahons Inc
very existence iof lg6yernment and public
order, The safety ofproperty and the pres
,eryation,of liberty; may depend, In some
supreme crisis Of the Republic, on the In
fIuence which they exert.
There Is another important considera'
tion to be urged In favor OF Academic In
stitutions. They prepare youth for col
Ilege, and they awake the relish and ambi'
lion. fOFahigher culture. We must haze
materials for the college and university
that Is, youth prepared to enter on theii
courses Of study, or their halls will DC
opened and their Professors walt in vain,
Where shall this new seminary be To-
eated? will be the next question In order
Moundsville, Parkersburg, Grafton, King
wood, Charleston, and We, know not how
many other places, will DO earnestly ad'
voGated. It Is not probable that less than
100000 will be invested in the institution
II the scheme comes to contamination
The location o! such school in any con-
munity viii be worth many times what 4
will cost to the fortunate place. Il vii
increase It's population, advance the value
OF real estate, promote healthtul mora
sentiment and furnish special advantage:
TO It's aspiring youth. We trust that The
enterprise may prove Q success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-23

Systems toned and renovated with Hostel
ter's Stomach BitterS arc most effectually de
tcuae4, nom disease, That supreme ipyig'
GRANT soon overcomeS that distressing feeble
ness consequent upon ailments which lnlpoy'
erish the blood and relax the muscles. Vigor,
appetite, sleep return TO the wasted frame and
every physical faculty gains greater activity
for the Bitters have q most genial and cheering
effect upon the mind Of the respondent In
valid, which is the natural effect of the. in
creased bodily vitality which they produce.
Nervous symptoms disappear in cohsequ
OF the use Of this medicine, and the evil con-
sequences sure To result from d premature de
cay of the physical energies are ayerted. Dys-
persia, liver complaints, rheumatic ailments,
urinary and uterine irregularities, malarial
diseases, and many other disordered condi'
tons Of the system, are remedied BY the Bit
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Tina views Of thiE.y;fopr members Of III

Tua views OF thirty;four members OF the
national party, as published in, tbe Allan
nc Monthly, for November, do not give one
a biph estimate Of the new organization.
I, NAV be that the representatives selected
do not represent 1t, and that an injustice
ia done by considering them as spokes-
men. A majority Of the number are spir.
i,uslis;ic in their tendencies. They would
DO away with Ownership in land, and place
Il as well as railways, teleeraphs and ca.
mails, under government control. A bril-
Ian, idea suggested in respect TO legisla,
ZION is to the effect that Congress should
profit In its deliberations byadvice from
Tho spirits Of our departed statesmen. The
interviewed rationalists are said to have
M received common schOoleducatioh, and
F.. majority OF them have been teachers.
Our public schools, to say nothing Of the
national party, shouldbe represented by
men OF soutder views -''hn'
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N. Ap,I-soelall.. mn a. IT Passed.

The amendments 70 the anti.socialist bill,
"a i, finally passed the German Reich
s,ap take away, as we remarked last Sat-
uriay, much Of the severity Of Bismarck's
original bill. The bill as passed will
only be in operation until 1881; the severe
clauses against ineendiary publications,
xbich the Imperial Government might
have used against the t6tgahs Of all parties,
were very materially modified; the term
of Punishment for incendiary utterances
was reduced to six months, and the strict
ures on understandings were very much
xeakened. Still, the bin is dangerous
one for Socialism, but II could not posi-
by have been passed had not its uglieSt
saa,u,es been eliminated. The old Con-
.era,iyes alone were willing to pass the
measure in It's extreme shape, but the
Liberals Of all shad@ and the Ultramon-
lanes would not tonchit. Bismarck made
a ,niscalculation in his plan for secur-
ing the vote Of the Center. The Vati.
can demanded too much,e even the abroSa-
ton Of the Falck Laws, and Bismarck
could no, consent to that, and consequent
Is the Ultramontane vote was Withheld.
The spirit Of liberty and the desire for per-
sonal liberty have grown too strongin Ger
many Of late years for aany severely re-
pressive measures to be passed, even
though these measures were apparently
aimed at a single dangerous organization
that Of the Socialists The text Of the
bill at first presented from the Federal
Council could be made to apply to all pol
itical parties ia the Empire. The National
Liberals, who are the bulwarks of constitu-
tionalism in Germany, could not accom-
moda.e the Chancellor. Bismarck will
try to stamp out Socialism with the modi'
fed bill, but the prospect is certainly not
very encouraging. Russia and Germany
are both suffering from this same Social
istic disease.
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Trs.14eas' Sales.
NOTICE
Sale of Personal propa,...

viii oGsr for ale Il The Lover N,,k..
the 18Th DAY Of October, A. D. istt, N 49, q
~ tiHne g . DEED q trust beaFInS az ~ -
passa, lS,s' naas aghel and delivered & ~
HobeFts - granter % ne ~ trustee ~ 49, J.
pe9PtftI, te-gh: Sc % Bsts q ChIshts F-..isiit
tneiHding Beds, sBedding AsA Cirp9tl - -
q ~ y A9tsanA Iik 70 WlshsiIasI n 800
steAdAt AZ " WAIh.ooHl Ant FnASFI - -! y.
bslopduT o IL al az sPSsstSiSIss : ,ssl4lg
70 sd 81 Chamber Farniinfs. ttSstS.. ~ q
gan AID all md n kids ShItsoSvvTSj - -.
Roberts KitehGn and pinIng Rslss T!,,S,toe1
siudIeS anoes othss things stO1ss Q. d.. {.
Glassware, TIsrhre, HALVES, PFfS, No.. aasRS
1ne all and Al 6udi and every eklrses., ~ =
DinlBg Rh0u lnd EitehSn RufpifRfs5s s-lls,s
Of The aid Johp J. Roberts q The tlr,S n. ~
e Tra,t "a. gtI:a II ths tsy 4 WeSslsI =; 3
dns na - a rus . o. reeoft b DI@l III
Book u folio 20 In the O6cs d ~ o. ". u
COHnty Court o. Ohio eoasty, ". "a. "a .. q,
V seizure The payuent 70 William III n - t'a
tSsOrJ npteS, llmoantngin the tStil d ~ - -
ipE date NH March, 1875, each a. ~ II I -.
paJsse TesPesaseiy 90 The IN. day u Jsss !. ~
aud Isl December, none sDd ~ rIff 4 a., !. -
has been paid The aid Hals EiIl Il -. 3. y
payment Of The trSt tVs 81 ND niteI ~ :. 2;
tsrett thefeon hecFued, and viii CStsIsS 4 ~
Kidding, Bedfeadt 9 BareasL TIas-s -. -
Pitchers, CarpSts, . NarIrob,s C.,fi,, - ~
Chalrs, Dining Room Ie1tensi0pI TIls 80
chsirs. Aaitrssses swiSANssdS "a -! s,lSt,s
y Of knives, Forks, ChlnsuANe, GhsSsS,s ~ ~
Comforts Blankets, Pillows, ehsstL TliIs fS.tS'SsS
The sale TO b i0f cash; The tlts y l. tls,iti.
wTrEIns, oc.Ob<r H. ISL. NNSA''' If'HA
hereby valve the proyEtsn q Ii. p,,s ~
requiring advertisement Tor tAity dEyA - -, u
that ale may occur IN q any day i!sF S.iSs,. =.
q ottebef, 4. 2. 1873, At The Lq1G Xsf1st -,
Whetling, W. Va +''-N
Ls.saef III EUarrn.
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A profane upssart The man who sits
down on bent pin. 50 q
1t has never been ascertained how much
old ocean measures round her gray and
melancholy waste. 5,sr,t
II you wish to pay your debts you have
paid them. Your creditors cannot deny
that there has been payment. ~ FL
A. Boston man has stolen s96, 900 worth
OF water from the Mystic Water Company
He had the best milk route in the city. ;
'That boy will make his mark in
the world some day, "ssaid parent Of
his dullest child. So he did. He never
learned to write. @i'1 sgh1s. y
It is now generally urged in extenuation
Of Ananias's offence that he was raised
with no other playmates than couple Of
gus meters. '>fAi
Lawyers are never more earnest thar
when they work with will-that Is, i
the estate is valuable. .. -,,g.,,,.
prisoner at the barr said the judge, 'is
there anything you wish to say before
sentence is passed upon your" The
prisoner looked wistfully toward the door
and remarked that he, would like to say
good evening, II il would be agreeable
to the company. But they wouldn'tiei
him. .g,F.a..,.-,b "a 4. !,
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Gn.srs Sales.
E1NE FARM FOR SALE.
In The County csG.t 0; oAio coes,T'
Manic. csTsa r.....,
Moss Bay, dL

In pursuance 0. the luthor4ty Tefted u q ~
ere catered By said ooau 10 The .b1Ts sauuts n.
on April 18Th, 1875, yin I'll 81 ths teet 20 -
residence q Moss Ray, 90 The rrtIutsa hs'Ts! -"
tised to b sold, 90
MONDAY, ID. s.A day d stptsabF'' III
berinains q. 10 o'eloel, A, n, al pshlIt tDsts, TS
highest apd bat bIddef, the ts9e OF fi'se ~.
lying and belug situated 90 The vNs's e 800
Ing sfeek, In O6I0 eoanty, 10 The stiie - ~
BOUNDED kad described . !ulor; selSY 49,.
ssake near N elm stsmI = ~. srstI
and TIih b, lipe s aSeH. ~ polo y sAEt 4
Csiharine IneIFd; thenes vIth bf hbs ) ~,
polcs 70 two suE1T tres eprntf . said CsiASy -
and Joseph Potter; thence With Pettefs u v.S,,.,;
Z ~ poles 70 sDgAI t'ts eurnef y JtSn ..tt,,
thenee n. tIs, ". lA poles v TIE eti1s ". n
ing I& acre, hsipg The sams pr6ft'ty, n !, ~
ooSTeTed hT Mos Ray 70 Gee. b CAl6Stl ,V..1
n triSt dated April All, 1873, Gad feeosSsa
the publie lard records d aid euany. ..,,,
TESxs oT sALE-one-third q The psfsH1,. i, N,
or sneh farther sun - tbs pSrehts1 ~ es ~.
10 hand, he residue IN two equL instAuHtI Ga
BE respectively IN oae t1d two Jears u II.
saIs, With ioteTss; trO1 tai Day tht p.Iss Z. a
ins hh hoad With approved ptrAoeL SSatN Il n
AZ ~ dStsFrld InstiIlraentS, sbd he hut "a
wv 49, 'N' -4S'' GEo q cALDWIt..
SVae4Al CnallsisSs....''
TIE above ,ale /, adjourned uatil AOHpA"
la il, Is5S, Al tbe saae bagr and ps1si i',nTyu.
u, Srrrlal CNsnisssssa..
TsssSSTe al. /, I4jsarnsd usal AoSpAi' XIV
heT ., 1875, 81 II o'elock 4. y. nasnt.TnTriI
HE.vrI a PACE, Aus.isasrr'. o.l,S- u
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Near comple.Ion 90. 9 p. competltoI

Wear Completion orc. 4 P's Competitor.
Pittsburgh, October 2s,-work on the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Is be.
ing pushed with great yigor. Already the
foundation for the depot al the sonth end
OF the smithfeld street bridge Is laid, and
the work OF constructing the roundhouse
at the lower end Of the Sligo mill has been
commenced. Both structures will be COM
pleted before severe cold weather sets in.
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TnE Red Sulphur Springs in Monroe
county, West Virginia, have been pur-
chased for the Rev. DR.. Stuart Robinson
and two other citizens Of Louisville, Ky,
for 5000.
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ELM GROVE RAILROAD.
gs..ssal gnt4sss.
NOTICE no ARCHITECTS. I
OFFICE SECRETARY or STATE,
WnrRItNn oist Oct 1s,

NhLALaSui @Ast OeN'i 1870
Tho Board Of Public Works Of The STATE Of
West Virginia will receive at their Office, until
December 18th, 1878, plans for IHI AIIEIA-
TIos II and additions % the building known
ton, Kanawha county, from such Architects
as may please to submit them, It being under
stood that so PLANS WILL De rAtD ron unless
the same be adopted by the Board, and the al
teations made in accordance thereTith.
S. BRADY,
oc22 Secretary Of State.
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TRusTEE's SALE OF
Elm Grove Property.

By virtue Of Deed Of Tru,t na8e tnA det'ssF
Frederick Hsrhst and vile % The usdtrAcste IrS-
Tee, dated Nay 9osh 1874 and q ftrofd 10 Y! Sti
ofsee Of the County cOgIi d ohIs eEnty, va
Desd q Trust Book No. !, psss 10, ~ - W.
viii, On
MONDAY, The oh day q Esrahe'. III
Commencing 81 10 otlOet 4 u s.ll st pseat tsetsa
at the froIt door q the COur; Hoass q YAM nIsI
the tollosing. described resl estate, thais y y
Of that certain piece parcel q hed lItnf y: ~
situAte 10 MD Ohio eo1pty, at eAat r..
Grow, and bStveen The EAtoEL Rod 80 NhssAt
Creek beinga part q Lat Ne II q he IFSsT -
Said lot msssnfss - iestis fruat sn4 sIitas att
equal Width 70 the eIttk, ADD Z tAt ant F0pfSsY
hsretotorp esnreyed % the aid Hef5. b. HIaiI ~
fenblne and vile By desd dated Nag tth, ia u.
Is q dwelling house and oihef tnptV'tnsaa sfsa I"
Tils bslIsred 10 be perfect, b; Ssllisf Ifass
vii only eonvey sueh title = b restSd n ~ -
DEED q TFnst.
th' " LH. GOOD, rrs,s.,
W. h. HIttEa, AaetIopeer.
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An rnroRrANr MOVEMENT.

Aitors Intslllgsneer. an-H 80
The West Virginia Annual Conferences,
at its recent session in Parkersburg, ap-
pointed commission Of nine members,
namely, Rev. Dr.. A., c. George, Rev.
Samuel Steele, Rev. Prof. Va S. White,
Rev. DIX. Dix, Rev. E. W. Ryan, and
1Iessrs. Henry K. List eS;Goy. Al Bore
man, Nathan Golf, SEN, and ". S. Bishop,
Esq, ito receive any proposals which may
be made by individuals q communities
for the establishment Of Seminary OF
high grade, for both sexes. to be under the
patronage and control Of the Conference"
Proposal are not asked from places not
accessible, or nearly 50, by railroad, nor
will the Conference undertake to establish
and maintain Seminary in any locality
which does not contribute at least IS, 900,
in land, buildings or other property, to-
wards the object. It is designed, we pre-
sume, to secure not only the donation of
this considerable sum, hut also local In
terest In the proposed institution.
The Conference takes this step because
II is impressed with. tina Importance of
keeping the higher education OF youth
under the control OF the Christian Church,
because Of the fact that where one can
enter College or University q hundred
must depend on the Academy or Seminary
for training and instruction, and because
It is the conviction OF the Conference that
such Seminary wiilbe'not only, o help 70
learning but also O fountain Of piety.. AT
least, such, in substance Is the affirmation
OF the preamble which introduces the res
olution. Its not The design, as we under
stand II, to establish theological or sec
tartan school. but one which shall be hn-
der religious influence and inspired With
Christian life. The Methodist Courch has
endowed and inaintained MANY such Sem
inaries, where thousands OF young men
and women have received agood Academic
education, and, OF the same time, been
subjected to moral training and spiritual
influences which have shaped all their iu'
ture oil life.. t-------- - ----.-------..
Many persons who are not in sympathy
with the Methodist Church viii be In
sympathy with an educational work Of
the character indicated. iIttis possible
that too much has been expected OF the
public schools, and 1t Is certain that there
r0,na % rs.trSS iS,,eh schools tlSl that fudi.
men,ary and necessary work which pre-
pares men for the duties and responsible
lies OF citizenship. And even, within
these limits, II may bequestioned whether
the public schools are not too technical
40" N secure the welfare OF the
Sonmnn;tv and STATE. Many Thoughtful
,o;nJs baye recently' been asking, and
. Minus jaa ,s soiis;indey AZ HdrDsT'I
MIN M a W.; ~ soeSnt n,,,nhSy. !
"t ~ tbe doctT;ne Of the duties OF men
Aon aaI ns sae s S in our Thoughts or our
Heps ~ sv;,S 1Sat n III firhts ii men? As
eeCaes ,,, W. rSn;S,y loses Ia distinctive
me me p sSp"rectsr capI va safelyIcontinue 10
lase S' %,,on n sbsStcter OK Tradition Of
count SOSaS @rP sn, sa ;raosaht majority IS i
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DIED.

FALL0URE-on Tuesday, October 2, 1875, II Z
o'clock a N, JENNIE D., daughter Of Entha and Britt
Falloure, aged months and = days
The funeral VII take place from heFeiieaee Of Its
parents No. is7 Sixteenth street. this sitsruoon At
To oeIoek Friends Of the family arefnyisd 10 A.
tend. Intsaen. at Greenwood Cemetery.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STTiadfiP6i Accom- ditiOh -This train 0aly ra1s
between WhielIng AID Tr1delphts. ITtzSi5
tsteuhenrIlls AecommodatIou.-ThiS tTsIn durlng
the day pasaes backward and f0rvard between Mar
tins Ferry and BsIhIre, stopping Shen required u
sherman House, RtnsTlle, West wheeling and
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pLAHK BooKs-The DAILY ISTEILl.
" genest Book Bindery docs better work ot Ill
kindi than any eaes In West ViEEiliA
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emud j. so!e e.
Under and By yirtus a deed Z. tr-s r,s.N 4,
Gtovs ZllleS and BArban zTlles, hh via y ~ =.
dtrsigued Trustee, dited The - day 4 Dles-sr
ISIS, and reeurted 10 The csfkB a1sS d ~ Css,ts
Court d Ohio county, We, viSgtniA 1. hoef ~
II trusts and mortgaEes Ne .. - paFes b. a -
80. And pursuant 70 The decree tnteft b. ~ o.,
IN the above mentioned eauss 20 Tie IeIS q, 4 n.
gust, 1875, viii ssll, %
,--,n.v ,.,v
sA4ohUAi i, tee A'ta ahy q Nsrsaee, ARaI
Cnnm.neIug n Ieo'eloek a A. IL. ,,-..
Ia fhs IN II whtslinr W.-f ti1,irI, :, Il. -
Ssres Al i;sors, ZiiIss a nshilr 80 = - - =
~ ana bsst hddsT ~ oSinr ds..-31.I ,s-i.
n :, nDsh thsfs|f 4 nav u ssesss,, : =. -
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HaviaE purchased the stock q my Iste partner In
the frm II J. II. stAllnlu Co, hope 70 merit and
respectfully Solicit the liberal pstFOnSse hthtrto b.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having dIspssed Of The entire interest d The estate
Il j. T. stalnau, deceased, IN the 61sins, stock Ia
tESds 61tlTts and god viii Of the ats Arm Of J. Il.
slSllman Go. 10 I, C. NoGAt, the surviving paTtpf
Of aid Iais Arm al peFSons knowing thef1sGlys "a
b. Indebted 10 nd hrm vii please make tmmedllts
settlement With MA 7. c. NefaL Who Win hsFsAiles
conduct The business Of sid late Arm, a. taeir cd
'ans' No q i'sihA 't's't LIZ JosEs
Aaaial,t1tot Of The ,st,t. Of ]. II. saiSsn' dsea.