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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06
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NAGh
betveeAgtheHanAG-r of = church fair
end the editor 81 a newspaper way
down = Mnine,'s is recorded in the
Fairchia C2rRnkfs. The force of this
aliusion is IN the application ont:
He Sas ths manager ora church fair.
and N morning he galked into the
newspaper Office and said:
want an item this mornins?"
"Of course" replied the editor,
whereupon tho visitor laid the follow
ing note upon :iie table, 2
The ladies OF the-street church,
will give u festival Mt their vestsy hall
nerl Friday evening. Literary and
musical entertainments will be provided
aud a supper will he served to all who
desire. The ladies in charge of the
affair have much experience in such
msttors. and ore sure to provided good
time. The admission will be only ffty
cents, and it is certain that no one can
spend that amount to q better adyan-
tage. BE sure to Go and take your
friends"
When tie editor had read it, no said:
"Oh, ] see, an advertisement"
NO, not an advertisement. We pre-
FER to have il go in the local column"
replied the manager,
And seeing tie editor looked skep-
teal, he continued:
at will interest a great many of your
readers, and help n good cause; besides
we have spent SO much money getting
up our entertainment that we can't af-
ford to advertise it without increasing
the price Of the tickets. In such n
matter a. this, We ought to be willing to
help each other"
"Well," said tho editor, "If it goes
into tho local. ! suppose you would re.
%eiprocate by reading II little notice in
your church next Sunday"
The visiting brother asked what no.
tice, and the editor wrote and handed
him the following:
THE weekly Chronicle, for the COM
ing year, will be the best and cheapest
family paper in Maino. Its proprietor
has rad much experience, and has all
the help which a large outlay OF money
can procure. Ills paper has n larger
circulation than any other published in
ia. ,n,,fr,. .ayAl l., O., l., f.,.f. 49,.
only two dollars. II il certain that no
one car spend that amount to n better
advantage. lie sure to take the Chroni-
Gle and subscribe for your friends"
The manager hemmed and hesituted,
and then snid, sOlemnly, that he doubt
ed whether it would be judic;oIs to
read such n notice" but suggested that
il it was printed, copies Of it might be
distributed at the door OF tho vestry on
tho evening Of the entertainment"
YES" sail the editor, but il would
attract moro attention in tho middle Of
q sermyu. 1t will interest = large rum
Dor O! your congregation and help n
good couso, and bcsiles 50 much money
is spout upon the Chronicle that I dou't
see how the owner eau afford to print
handbills to advertise il without in
oraasing the subscription price. In
such q matter ss this, We ougn; to be
willing to help each other"
Then tho gentleman saw tho sitGs-
ton. and went straight out, without
leaving so much rs n complimentary
ticket.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

THE Eureka Sentinel Of The lst, has
the following respecting the movements
OF IN Of our former esteemed citizens:
Fred Fisk, returned from the Genoa
Springs Sunday evening. lIo reports
Mrs. Fisk. who il stopping ct that place,
for the relief Of an obstinate attack OF
rheumatism as much improved" The
many friends OF the parties here will
be pleased 20 hear Of the lady's i'm
proved condition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

OPIUM eating prevails to a terrible
degree III Atlanta, Ga. In answer TO
tho question. care there many mcn In
Atlanta who have become addicted to
the uso of this drug2" n druggist said :
Yes. and a srOos many moro ladies.
y ? habi. is ~fea,fully on tho increase.
roll enough every week to kill n
onsHhu poop,e. Il is taken by persons
no arc used 10 it. but IL does an i'm.
amount OF nnmage.
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CONSUMING time; Eating dates.


N. +. Haynes, State agent for l.. u.
Mallory Il Co.'s celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh Baltimore Oysters, is in
daily receipt by Express, Of these luc-
ious bivalvcs direct from the Atlantic.
Secured in ice at Baltimore, they aro
ropacked In Omaha and again In og.
den, arriving hero fresh "a when taken
from their native element. These oys.
tiers nrc superior TO my in the market,
and they will be promptly forwarded
to parties ordering from tho agent, re.
packed in leo from tho depot hero.
Address u. 7, Haynes. Elko, Nsv.
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Bosros FosE One Of tho learned mom.
bcrs OF the PitIsburg Prcsbytcry said he
had heard that in some dances Ia yopne
Ia respectable society ,he gentlemen
put their arms around che wais,s Of tho
ladico. Yes. sir; that is so; aud when
The w"is. ia trim mud slepder. and The
fair lady's poarly n eeraes abou, upto
your moustachc, peaches AVID cream arc
nowhere.
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Daniel F. Bealty's
SARLC2 ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments possess cspac-
iiIcs To-. NIUE cal 'L'cts sTd exp rssiUus never
bri r. Ht,I E'i. 'daIi'd fDr Amateur Snd FRO
fr>st"nal. 81 ala ornament "a any isrlor. III
eel Ia quality Of Tome, . borough
oct uh"is-It.p, Elegant Designs and
Flnis!i, rGI vu drg.II variety Oi ilrir conf
'ih''iun s'Oi'S. I',Ty hustTumcEi iuliy WA"-
fautcl iu ~rE years as STAT ly nrsl-cihE, ia
every respect. Suu - "A IN .aEirc they arc
slIi''rr pn f. Ir NTr To- fifteen daNS' test tria'.
~" e. r'fnDh'd aud = !sTt csaTgrs pc. bp:h
y - uH ~" II tLcT arc E,i-T' pir-rltrd or ia
a. Na' pN''' Uus q factory. NU such fG"r
s'H e'"r h'"u iaatr- iCNar" ~ tiniIaik,uH.
A.''t' "'.r 80. bu, vAc-, ! lave none, l-Tgr
d-' % 70 rHEf" COO tstraligc" Go nov lpSaliil'-
s-ht ''r b o &. tel = NtEtI-L.. co tain ~
In"a i-'r % - aEioNiais fnrtI veil Ia, wu i.r.
S'hN some " whuII Won suay lBus. ClIs'.n.,i
HN = ..'. "l'I ''ss-uGI,' 60 aHrtT,l. tL-I ell
hl'' rnu. ' ot.,,t cot lrtiA. Address. IA .,lEl.
+. LEhifI. W"suiuEt0u. Nrw jersey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

A wrDo~ in naitimvr. put Grape on
her door. The Grape remained there
about Il week before tho landlord made
bold to interrupt her grief, and when
he entered he found nothing there but
the house. Her grief q 80 intense that
she had inadvertently removed JAIL the
furniture. Tho debt Of nature which
had becn paid was supposilious. The
debt for rent remains uncanceled. And
yet they say that women nro not calcu-
luted for business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

WHAT this country yoarns for now Is
n great forger or defaul!er. who doesn't
belong to the best society. who isn't smi
nenily respectable, oyer whose convic.
'iof tho maudlin tears ore not slied-iu
s.Lort, n sinner who is actually wicked,
ut loast in spots.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

JEssIE JUsE speaks up for her ~sisters:
'Tho clothing Of persons ought to be re-.
preventative Of their position. aud n man
should be ashamed, who has money to
spend upon lands or horses or his own
pursuits, TO grudgo that which his wife
needs, and which sho would probably
have were she not tied to him."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

REPoRrs from the Danyille mine, in
old Dangillc district, northeast Of Bel.
mont, which was recently sold to an
Eastern Company, the Sentinel says, nro
very favorable. Tho company propose
building a mill in the Spring, nnd O
rush to that section is expected, next
knnSon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

TlE Russian soldiers wear a sor, of
hood called . Basllluik. The fashion
originates with tho dwollcrs on tho Dor.
dcrs OF tho Caspian sea. whoro IL is
worn by both men aud women. The
finest uashluiks aro OF camel's hair and
are light, soft and warm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

a roUSa maD at n rifle match IN Port.
land, Oregon, whom his turn cane at
the target, shola ~bys.ondor through the
heart. The killing may have heen nc.
sideRisl. but .h9 two men we're bitter
sne'r'es' aud th9ro Is no doubt on ias
subject.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

AcoUPLE Of masked men rodo up to
the cabin Of II couple OF Chinese gard
ners over in Wnshoe valley. the other
night, and taking forcible possession Of
tho premises and occupants, demanded
tho earnings of the frugal aud indus.
trious 0elestials. The Celestials ex-
hibiting "A natural disinclinationto com
ply with the modest request, they wero
seized, bound and subjected to the
severe ordeal of losing All ear apiece,
but still refused to give up the coin.
The robbers then went through tho
honso, and sewed mp in "a mattrass,
found some 1900 which they apprc-
priated. and after buokiug and gagging
another Chinsman who inopportunely
arrived during the searching process,
rode OF, leaving their victims helpless
and suffering upon the foor OF the
cabin, where they remained several
houIs before assistance arrived. The
robbers having been securely masked,
there IL no clue to their identity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

II you drsam Ct q rn,igoniau With the
chiils and feSes, paying assiduous court
10 q Rheumatic lion with q pink pnlou.
also drspod gracefully over a poin, aig.
uillo tanic, cut bias in = dark night. 4.
Is A sign that you hal hoiicr wake mp.
for you are dysa'sins like 4 llstee ply
.isekasA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

To FARMERS ASD OrHEKs.-Having
Assumed .rtire contI u Of the black
smithing vagon-mal * and machine
shops, l am now prepared to do any
and all kinds of work in my line, par
ticularly the repairing Of agricultural
implements, on the most favorable
terms.
A nRucg-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06
Timothy Seed.

Fresh timothy seed can be procured
from w. T. Crane, at his ranch on
South Fork; also at the drug store of
T. Z. Muller, or at the store Of NJ.
Cohn, the same prime, fresh article
being kept for sale at both of these
places.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

AsNAIsr undertaken, dunued by a
fnan who had IVORY siot vito. raids
rob, lot !. stand. You'll DO wanting
s~oHsihins 10 my line pretty ssep, il
yss Pave good luck
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

WELLS, FAGGo A Co.'S messenger ct
Hamilton,iha his hand badly damage
ed, Tuesday, by che accidental dit
charge oi his gun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06
New Years Day.

Yesterday was one of the plcasantes:
of this remarkable winter. and every
body seemed disposed to enjoy it to
the full extent. .Das;ness of all kinds
was suspended, end the day given over
to the giving and receiving of friendly
calls. In the evening. Gideon with
the various members of his devoted
band, preceded hy a musical quarte,te,
made the tour of the boulevard dc
Commercial and made things lively aud
animated for n short time. but soon SUD-
sided in order that the dance might be
taken in. Tho weather must have n
powerful influence upon the moods of
the human family, for under the genial
srn of yesterday, everybody smiled
and looked pleasant; oven tho printers
devils forgot their devilishness aud be.
hayed in q Christianlike mapuer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06
BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There Is no mIuuf,ciu az Of Pianos and Or
gaII- IL his or any Uihr- county Who has re-
C'iNrd 40 many ui'-ulls!tsl Inducements as has
Nr. beatty. from every late ant Territory
comes the srmu NCr,iiCI: They are the best la
the Sorii.' illustrated ADVERTISER tCAiA.
losue %tcitior' frs. Address. DANIEL =.
BEATTY. HashiugL5u. SsW Jersey. O
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Holiday Pr-.-nt.--smkl Dresses Give.

Away.
In appreciation Of the liberal pat
rouase bestowed upon me by a gener-
GUS public. and TO further increase my
business, 1 offer the following: Every
purchaser will ne presented with a
chance in q prize. The first will be
given euay On Christmas Eve, and will
consist Of u SIX Popim Dress-tbe win
ner having choice OF colors. Name of
the winner will be published.
GABRIEL Conn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

ANNEXED is the weekly report OF the
Superintendent OF the Ell Dorado South
mine, TO the Office in San Francisco, Of
date December %: Our underground
work is going ahead in q most favorable
manner, and with tho host indications
Of cutting tho ledge soon, both in the
7O0.foot and sGo-foot orosscuts. " Our
7OO-foot crosscut will tap the ledge just
midway in the 525 foot Of virgin ground
hitherto unoxplored. Our 500 footlevei
is u ahead northerly and will pass
under the big r chimney, work it
down TO tho 500-foot level in tho old
works. That w will find this orc
chimney in all our levels and Us rich az
1t is in tho 900-foot I havo no doubts.
AS soon as We tap the ledge in the 700
foot level VIC will DRIFT north and when
the levels are in over 100 feet we will
connect them with wines and raiacs
both for air and working purposes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

TIE Carson .1PpedI gives au account
of a rough.and-tumb!e fight between u
couple Of employees at tho Carson brow
cry, which resulted fatally to one of the
parties. A dispute over n game of
cards culminatei in q fight. in which
Eoifer, N of the combatan Is,
was stretched upoE tho Gpor with
Smokod optics by Borggans, the other
belligeraut, who received as change, IN
incision IN the hand from Ncifor's
teeth. The coptest closed at this stage
OF tho proceedings. Two days after
ward, the bitten hand became painful;
the arm also became very much swol.
len, and as medical assistance WAS not
sought ut.tll two days later, the case
had become 80 malignant that little
could DO dono for his relief, aud he
died shortly after ip great agony.
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BORN.

CAhPBELL-At Camp Halleck. December 2Ist.
1871, to the wife OF J. J. Campbell. q daush-
tor.
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JENEi6Y, &I!YLRHGHE, ETC.
.IA"I.. ENAI' - co.,
Having roou.i hrI aud re,,orlrd TIC Jew
cA: St"r" i"s n,'r'y o. ca !.I By J.. = icarrG
'"''' Hnn h1TtnE bought "uF a. U,r tick d,t-c,
i''"i Ia. inalu:z',tU.r, g. ,',yir I1.in n sr;c-s.
Tor 'lih "" aru nav r~s"glusi Irrr the ful.
I"'llS goods ~ - Tcr cent. les titan they havo
ever bcoa oa''c'i in mo C1Gr.ty, ramciy:
i"di's' md Cent? cDId and silver
""'"'i'H nnh Chains RIugs. ,un
h"''"Hs' Charms, LoCk"ts, cod
Pens End Tooth Picks, Gun
Pine, S"rE CIEIu-. ShIId-
Tcm's Rings, Fine Gold
sctts lius ma Elnr
Drops, Gcuis' aar
SIi,rtStu.s
Collar rui'ons. Silver ana -Ii,ar Plated Marlin
Lirgs. Nat,h Ellos. Eut;rr Knives, Child.
rcn'- Table sets. 0a.d Lined nTus,Gud
CoOie'B, Jewel C,-kris HIrer Iish.
c-, C"k" Ba'Aoiz, Sugar. bowls.
Card Errriy"rz. ric Suiyrs.
CAko Er'gaa. Toast
I.."is. FirH En,vos
= Forks. Berry
Spoons,
Gravy nnd Soup IH,iicr, spoon Holder
Call SELLS, Vases. Carving Knives
d Forks, C"stors, Pickle stnnd,,
Ten and Confre Urns, syrup,
Cream ana Tee Tnctrrs,
Table KNIVES, Forks ..r
and Spoons liar
Spoons, Guns. ne
NOlEers, Cur
trIiGeH,
Etc.
Al Kinds Of
Sewing Machine Needle. ana OIL,
LADIES' BoJr DRESSING.
A large assortment Of CLOCKS.
All goods sold by W are fully warranted TO 10
~ represented. Our business IL under Tho
careful management Of MR. J. II. wEILASD,
who has had many years experience In this limo,
and will take pleasure In showing goods.
Matches, Ciochs & ~.IcsvcIry Repaired
Complicated Watches aud Horse Timers a
spoci,i,y. All well Xy-,rr.n,,, 4.
Va"
TRl-WEEKLY FAST FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER LINE!
no TUsCkRoRA & q G. CREEK
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AllIsIED II.

All klA-LlN roY-ln Elko. jan. SRI. 1878, by
Sustlce william Taylor. Mr. All Kim to Miss
Lin Toy, both OF Elko. No cards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-28

their own possessions that no one shall in
terferc with, their own plays, and so faras
Is consistent with the welfare and comfort
Of others their own way. Life will disci-
pline them harshly enough wien parents
can no longer shield them from sorrow.
Happy the home and happy the child who
Gun look back and say, as does beloved
English author
Well, l have been happy oncel have
been child! have been In heaven! |
have stood in the smile and lain In the
arms of one Of Gods angels, i was the
happy child OF gentle, loving mother.
oh that garden, OF my early home,
where and the flowers grew up together!
] and Time were playfellows then; | fear
cd him not. ! once saw u picture which
had for its subject M hour glass standing
ON pedestal, and child looking calmly
and steadiastly ut 1t. In win 80 inter
preted the picture : in vain the sapdswere
falling fast and unremittingly; the child
looked calmly on. What did IL care for
time? 1t was not afraid Of all It's past, or
all Of its coming hours, still less that the
hours would cease to flow for 1t. In one
sense the child Il living in eternity. With
all its microscopic vision II has no bounds
on its future. 1nscct-likc, 1t beats its little
wings in the quite limitless air.
But the light OF that garden, and the
light of all the world TO me was my
mothers love, my mothers snile.-IS.
Louis Post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-28
ArrIcd Remcdy for nrllousnes..

Those who suffer from disorder or inaction
Of the liver will never get the upper hand OF
the unruly organ 50 long aS they use such
Irrational remedies ny blue pill, Csilomel and
podophyllin. But from the tried and popular
medicine H0tctter's Stomach littcS, they
may expCCt rCliclwi acertalntyof obtaining
il, Tho influence Of the bittGs upon the
great hillary gland Is direct, powerful and
speedily felt. Tile relief afforded Is not spas
mollc, but complete aud permanent The
salIowncss Of the skin, flrred appearance Of
the tongue, Indigestion, CostivencSS headache.
nausea, pains through the right side and
shoulder, In fact every accompaniment Of
lilo obstinate complaint are entirely and
nFomptly FOmnvCll by q course OF this inestl-
Unable medicine, In behalf Of which testimony
Is constantly einanating from every quarter
aud from all classes Of society. eod4w
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TRUSTEES SALE OF i,.ioIl III
Acme Mower Company's Works,
lMN * TuE OLD MACHINE NHnp.

| " hNuNN AS IliE uLD MACHlNE bHUP,
by virtue % u Deed Of Trust made by Edmund
Hobbs senior, aud Arabea, his wife, Noah W. Heck
aud Sallie A., Ills wife and james Iags and Mehita-
ble his wife, 70 the undersigned Trustee, dated Janu-
AIRY 9Th, 1878, and recorded 10 the Office Of The Clerk
oithe County Court Of Ohio county, est Virginia,
10 Deed Of Trust Hook No. g. page ie9, will sell nj
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, thu Sist day Of August, 1875, n
Commanding at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following de-
ecrbed property, that Ia TO say: Lots numbered two
hundred and hy-iOur and two hundred and hity -hVe
10 Eof and Chapllnos addition 10 the city Of Wheel
Ing, Ohio county West Virginia. Sad lots lying the
south side u Wheeling Creek, together with all the
appurtenances thereto Belonging.
Also the following described piece parcel Of land
SitnAted on the tank Of Wheeling Creek, In the city
Of Wheeling Aforesaid, bounded rs follows; Com-
nencing Of point on Crescent street one hundred
and twenty (20l feet east Of the east side Of EOn
street; thence running eaStwardly about (7o) feet,
Crescent street TO thecreek thencc nofhvrdly from
thence along the meanlers VI said creek 10 tho east
line OF lot numbered two hundred and hItyhyp i25;
thence SOuthwardly with aid line 10 Crescent street
70 the place Of beginning together With p the heId-
iaments and appurtenanees % sald lots Of land be-
longing -
Selling as Trustee Twill convey only the title vested
In me by said deed Of trust.
TERMS oP SALE-0ne-ihlrd cash, the balance 10
two equal miscellaneous at SIX and nine months, EVIL
denced by notes bearing interest from day Of sale, the
title 10 he retained until payment In full.
WILLIAM J. W. cOwDES,
jy27 r 70 Trustee.
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Cow Rus, JACKSON CouSrY, W. VA, |
August %, 1878. J
Editors Intelllgcncer.
have been q reader Of your paper for q
long time. see you have correspondents
almost everywhere in West Virginia ex.
cept down here on Cow Run. l don't re-
member ever to have seen anything from
anybody living on this Run. Thought
maybe you would like to be posted on this
part of the country, so as it is Sunday, and
have some spare time, will drop you a
few lines. Cow Run is a small stream
about seven miles in length that rises in
the upper edge of Mason county and runs
northeast and empties into Big Mill Creek,
four miles from the Ohio river. There are
some very fine farms on II and some good
land yet to be cleared. The farmers are
clearing their farms out very fast There
has been over, one hundred acres OF land
cleared on the Run in the last year. The
greater portion OF 1t was planted in corn
and the rest is beingprepsrcd for wheat.
The corn is going to be light, although
the late showers have done it heap
OF good. Wheat did not Yield
rs well rs We expected. Thomas
Hartley, one OF our leading farmers, sowcd
a bushels, cut 40 dozen, and threshed
81 bushels, theaverage to the hushel sOwn
being Il bushels. In the full OF 1875 he
sowed 30 bushels, cut 1850 dozen, and
threshed COS bushels, the average to the
bushel sown being l2l bushels The hay
crop was also light butwas got up in good
shape, without rain. The early potatoes
are poor but the late planted will be good.
The ground IL now In fine order for fall
blowing and the farmers are making good
use Of their time. The pasture fields look
green and the stock is improving very fast.
Stock cattle are scarce and hard to get, but
hogs arc very plenty, more than there is
corn to feed. The farmers are going into
sheep raising, but that will not pay very
big ut 2S cents for wool. ]r ul
Everything Is very low In price here.
Notwithstanding this, however, notice
that people seem to have some loose
change when called on. | was ut the ded-
Icaiion OF church the other day and saw
them raise Sl42 in small crowd Of peo-
pie, and last Sabbath they raised $40 more
Tor the Elders Claim.- So may God help
His people to prosper and to be charitable.
Gui-iG NJ ' G.. A. II.
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MONDAY, DC 90 lay 81 septcmber, isis,

=
besinnlng at 10 oelOcl, A. NJ at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder, the tract parcel Of land
lying and being situated on the waters Of Little Wheel
Ing crock 10 Ohio county In the State Of West Virginia.
bounded and desuTibed rs follows: Besitlnlng Of q
stake near an elm stump corner 10 Nehemiah Younger,
aud with S line 40 poles 10 stake corner 10
CAthAtine lnEard thence with her line g. S0', Z, 20
pOle 10 two sugar trees corner 10 sad Caharne luEaFd
and Joseph Potter thence with Potters line n. q
L. III POLES 70 sugar tree corner 10 james AehAney
thence N. AZ w la poles 10 the beginning, eontain:
Ing 1856 acres, being the same properly. granted and
conveyed by Moses Hay 10 Gto, u Caldwell by deed
q trust dated April 2ith ISIS, and recorded among
the public land records 81 aid county.
TRIMS or SALk-OnH-thlrd Of tho purchase money,
or such further sum the purchaser may elect TO pay,
IN hand, the residue In two equal instament, aya.
BILE respectively In one and two years from the day 0t
sale With interest from that day. the purchaser CIV.
Ing his bond with approved personal security for each
oIthe deferred Insiillmeub, and the title 70 be re-
served tlliihe whole d the purchase money paid.
Special Commissioner.
&c. HnvEr, Auciionser. - iySI-dAW