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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-07
sEBarnabee.

HHrBarnabee.
n0-Six tramps inhabited the calaboose
last night.
Bg Judge Gould returned FROM Spring
field this morning.
D~ Rodman avenue was lined with
vendors Of cement and stationery to-day.
H~Overseer Soderstrum took John
SanburD, a pauper, to the poor-farm this
week.
sgPreachiug at the Baptist church by
the pastor tomorrow morning. No service
in the evening.
s0rThe rush at Glen denim & Martins
for seats for the Barnabee concert, this
noon, was immense.
nat. S, Hines, station agent of the G .
r. |. 4 P. R. B., has been off duty on the
sick list for the past few days.
E6D. B. Sears, of Milan, started for
Austin. Texas, yesterday to superintend
the construction of mill-dam.
R2rK eator & Sons saw mill has shut
down for the season, having sawed ten and
one-half millions feet of lumber.
agMr. FL. L. Abbott was quite low
this morning, and fears were entertained
that he would not live through the day.
sGGo and hear the irrepr essible Bar
uabee at the Congregational church mex
Monday evening, Dec 9. diff
RGClarence Kelsey's friends surprised
him last evening by waiting on him in |
body at the residence of his father.
general good time was had.
RFMrs. Washington will address 1
union meeting at the Congregations
church te~morrow evening, on the subjec
: of temperance and prohibition. -
BGrIf the citizens Of Moline desire
, series of 6rst-class' entertainments thi
winter they should encourage the Sylvan
by patrauizing the Barnabee concert, a
the Congregational church, next Monda
9 evening.
8 BI~ Mrs. Frank Pershing reached her
{ last evening from Brookfeld, Mo, wher
9 she has been living the past year, her hus
band having preceded her few weeks
Frank says he has settled down in Nc
' line this time for long stay.
e R9Reseryed seats for the Baruabe
v concert at the Congregational church mex
). Monday evening, for sale ut Clendenin
:, Martins; diff
a@rCoroner Morris received a lette
!, = this morning, addressed to j. Thevio
II from his cousin, Henry Theviot. of Be
II Plains, MINI. 1t is an answer to one Jos
! eph wrote Oct. Goth; Henry having n
ceived no notice of the death as yet.
R@J. G, Ferris has opened produe
e store in the room formerly occupied b
If Peer Wager, on Rodman avenue, opposit
IT the German school house, where butte
eggs, apples aud poultry can be bought +;
the lowest cash price. Call and see hin
7-dtf
E9r0liver White announces in the Do
of patch, of Thursday evening. that he wi
d commence the publication of a weekly ear
,e in the month. We are informed that Sal
!; Kennedy has purchased an interest in th
= office, and will furnish power and materi
for the new enterprise, Our friends ha,
c. been urging us to start good sized dali
b. as we have all the necessary material, at
a. we may conclude to do SO at an early da
~ -ReUieac,
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Chevalier Life for the Hair
At Bruuext,s.
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MASONIC EIeetions.

Trio Lodge No. 81, A. F. & 4. NJ, held
its election on Thursday evening, Dec. 9Th,
with the following result:
j NJ Montgomery, W NJ.
w T Magill. S W.
w NJ King, j W.
NJ NJ COrbett. Sec'v.
Fl Burgower, Treas'r.
A L Cutler, Auditor.
Alex. Steel, Board of Control.
Rock Island Lodge No. 65S, A. F. &
A. NJ held its election on Friday even
ing, December 9th, with the following re-
suit:
j r Warner, w NJ.
Henry Carse, s W.
I Dixon, w.
w Parsons, Treas'r,
DIR u w Lawrence, Sec'y.
Arthur Burial. Auditor,
j r Warner, Board Of Control.
Barrett Chapter No. Is, r. A. NJ. held
its election on Tuesday evening, Dec, Sd,
with the following result:
II G Cleveland, Fl p.
Jas M Montgomery, K.
II Burgower, s.
A Swanson, Treas'E.
NJ NJ Corbett, Sec'y.
w NJ King, q of FL,
John Sechrist, PS.
j II Warner, r A G.
Henry Carse, Nj of 3rd V
John Lloyd, ID of End V.
z Lynch, M OF lst Y.
Z Hengsther, s s.
George Sley, j s.
George Foster. I.
Everts Commandery No. Is, X. T. will
hold its election Oh the End Monday in
January.
Rock Island Council No. 20 has been
merged into the Chapter. This embraces
all the Masonic orders in the city. From
close estimates there are ESQ or 275 Ma
sons, members of Trio and Rock Island
lodges, in this city. These Masonic bodies
occupy one of the finest Temples in the
state, and are 10 prosperous and -four
ishing condition,
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CITY.
Chew JacksOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

You can get nobby suit made at Tim
mer's, at prices as low as anywhere in the
city, A good fit guaranteed. 6d3t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-07
Religious.

Call at j. Langham's for boots and
shoes, 1903 End avenue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-07
Hotel Arrivals.
HARPER HOUSE.

We note the following arrivals since last
ranart
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-07
VEGETINE.
For Bilious, Remittent and Intermit-
tent Fever.

Or what is more commonly termed FEVER AND
HsuE with pain In the loins and through the oack,
and indescribable chilly sensation down the spine,
an Irresistible disposition TO yawn pain IN tne eyes
the akin and great lietlessness and debility, VEeE-
TINE is Safe and Positive Remedy. II is com
pounded exclusively from the juices OF careIuy Sc
ted that IL is one Of the greatest cleansers OF the
blood that is OF can be put together, NEGETINE
does not stop with breaking CHILLs ana
Of the human system and entirely eradicates every
faint Of diseasG. VEGETINE does not act as pow
th Sttsnt m dread other serious complaints which
mnst inevitably follow; but 1t strikes at the root of
disease by PURIFYING THE BLOOD, restores the Liv-
or and Kidneys to healthy acton, Regulates, the
. bowels and assists Nature - performing ah the
duties that devolYe N2on her 80. -
THOUSANDS of nyands are suffering to-day from
mi onaptities OF quinine and poison doses OF arse
mic neither of which eyer havr or ever could,reach
the true cause OF their complaint.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-07

New cloaks, dolmas. circulars, shawl:
and Gossamer water proofs for ladies and
gents just received by Mitchell 81 Parsons.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-07

L. B, Decker, Boston; Chas. Barclay
Grand Rapids, Mich; j K Milburn
Council Bluffs; Tom w Smith, Pittsburgh
G n HammoD. NJ T Miles, G c Balthis, L
B Charles, I j Neil, F A Hayes, "
McQuigg, Chicago; T Hitchcock, Peoria
s W Spear, Cinu; T Brentano. New Or
leans; G G VIII, Baltimore; j A McCou
nell, Pittsburgh; w G Campbell, Kansas
ROCK ISLAND HOUSE.
J. Silobel, j. Dill. Jr., J. II. Wyman
s NJ Drummond, A E Boyerson, Chicago
S Wolwig, NJ EIithor, N Chethorp, Mil
waukee: G I Stanton, NJ W Gardner, St
Louis, L Fl Schwartz, Philadelphia; j G
Schneider. Milwaukee; F Fl Garland, St
Louis, q S Krubel, Philadelphia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-07
VEGETINE

works in the human system In perfect harmony
with Natures Laws and while 1t is pleasant 70 the
taste, genial to the stomach and milo In tts infu
ence on the bowels 1t is absolute In us action OF
disease. and is not vile, nauseous Bitters, purg
ing the invalid into false hope that they are being
cured VIGErINE is purely Vegetable Medicine
compounded upon scientific principles. 1t Is IN
dorsed by the best ysicans where its virtues have
been tested, is recommended only where medlcln'
is needed, and is not a mixture OF cheap whisk!
sold under the cloak Of Bitters.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-07
Gives Health, Strength and Appetite.

NV daughter has received great benefit from the
use of VEGETINE. Her declining health was u
source of great anxiety to all of her friends few
hotties of the VEGETIKE restored her health,
strength and appetite IL TlLDEA;
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No 40 Scare
Building, Boston. Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-14
A Little Better Feeling in Wool.
Now York Bulletin Of Saturday.


In general form, the market occupies
much the same position before noted.
Nearly or quite all holders have faith
that the value Of their stocks cannot
undergo further shrinkage, and that the
chances are much more favorable for at
least u fair advance, while should any
stimulus be given TO the manufacturing
interest, Il is believed that the situation
Of the material is such that a good full
addition to cost must follow. There are a
great many parcels Of low and trashy
woods which could hardly participate in
an improvement except upon some re-
markable and, from the present outlook,
rather improbable circumstances, but
the sheer force Of regular and natural
consumption it Is expected must bench.
merchantable and attractive parcels and
pretty we'll exhaust the Comparatively
moderate accumulations before the ap-
pearance OF the clips OF this year. The
demand during this week has been very
fair but ran mainly to the California
grades, and as these are parted with on q
fair bid, business foots up pretty well,
Texas stock has received some attention,
but buyers, as q rule, still refuse to pay
the rates demanded. A little more cal
Is also reported for ~fleeces, though main
ly on email lots. Foreign, both carpet
and clothing grades, remain quiet and
%nominally unchanged The reported
Transactions embrace 10000 lbs Ohio
fleece Y and above at 43a46c; 10000 lbi
do do, 44c; 10000 lbs do do, 45c; 5000 lb'
No. 2 fleece, 40c; 1000 lbs low fleece, Soc
1000 lbs fne unwashed fleece, 2sc; l5,00C
lbs unwashed Kentucky combing, 800.
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Europe in October last, has had the pleas.
ure Of uniting Gixteen couples in the holy
bonds Of matrimony.
Mr.. Henry McCready and Miss B. No.
Ian, we are told, will have the HnuptiAlsH
performed at The Catholic Church TO.
morrow.
Some very mysterious movements have
Of late been noticed at q certain dry goods
and millinery establishment. A crash Ii
expected daily.
The Murphy meeting at the Disciples
| Church on Saturday last, addressed BY
Doctor Thompson, Of New Lisbon, o.
was well patronized.
Protracted "reyiyal" meetings will be
held at the Presbyterian Church this
week, commencing tomorrow. Promin'
emit diyines are expected 10 be present 70
assist 10 officiating.
Candidates for office at the coming
spring municipal election, are becoming
quite numerous, and from all appear
ances, the contest will be a swarm one,
For Mayor, Doctor A. Grafton; John
Crafty, andJ. J. Powell; for City Mar
shall, ReIin Darby, Adam Warnig and a,
@. Pumphrey; for Treasurer, D. J. Smith
and R. W. Nelson. The above are all
gentlemen OF exemplary character and
marked abilities.
The Belmont Glass Works started uI
this morning.
let Works, which suspended last week, Ia
order to repair their boilers, will re-
sumo againin afew days. $50
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Il
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by George
ZIles and Barbara Zllles his wife 10 the under
slgned trustae, dlied the Sd day Of Dccmber,
1875, and recorded In the CLERKS Oihte oil the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
book Of deeds 81 trust md mortgages No. 0 on
pIges 4si, 492 and 400, ! will on
THURSDAY, the 18th dayo February A. D. 1878
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N at the front door
Of the Court House Of said county, In the city Of
wheeling, proceed 10 sell 10 the hlgheit and best
bidder. the following described real estate, or 20
much thereof rs may be necessary 10 pay the debt
Nclred by aid deed Of trust and the accrued In
terest therein and tho expenses Of sale, including
tie trustees commissions, that IL 70 SayI A eeI-
taia tract Of lane, being part Of wheeling ltland
and the southern portion Of u tarct Of land puT-
chWed by Il v. Whelln q JosIah U~pdegaf, trls-
tee Of II. NJ. l. Zane and other, and the sLne
tract Of land conveyed 10 uid GeorRe Zllles BY said
X. v. WhelAn by deed bearing date March 3lst,
1865, and recorded In ded book No. So, page 3fi,
10 said Clerks office, and Is bounded as follows
Beginning n the west tide Of the east branch Of
the Ohio river aud at the ne1theast corner Of the
vineyard tract formerly ownld by Henry Moore
And nov owned by Jthn T. GlichriIt, thence with
the north limo Of said Gllehrist north s2lfo weAt
81 ks.lto poles 70 the cast bank Of the west branch
Of SAid river, thence up ,aid west branch and bind.
ing thereon north 209 $50 east q 20-I00 poles and
and north 22' o east 10 sS-loo poles 10 q stake,
thence leaving said west branch and crossing The
Island south 80 east c. 1900 poles 10 the west
bank Of the east branch Of Aaid river and down
said river and binding thereon south 1bS 40 east
IS 3S-l00 poles and south l2o east II io-i00 poles,
south % 2y east u l2-lt0 poles 70 the beginning,
containing 20 acres, more or les.
TKRSs oP sGLE-0oethim Of The purehate
money, or such greater amount thereof as the pur-
chGssr msy elect 10 pay, cabin hand the i0ilue
in two equal installmtnts payable respectively In
six and twelve months from day Of sale, with inter
rest from that day, and the deferred payments 10
be secured by a deed Of must on thu property sold.
Selling rs trustee, / shall convey such title as Is
vested In me by said deed Of trust.
GEORGE D, CALDWELL,
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Tho View senator from Ohio--The
Cloud That Rests Upon HIS
Personal Character.


In some respects the country is to be
congratulated on the defeat OF men like
Ewing'and Morgan, noted iniationists ai
they are, for the Ohio %senatorship, and
were II not for a certain dark transaction
that came to light at the time Of the cor
rupt Belknap's exposure, the country
would have reason to express a certain
MEASURE Of qualification over the result,
But as between a man whose personal re-
cord is stained by a transaction like
that in which Pendleton figured with
Bslknap, and men whose political
heresies are as Objectionable as those Of
Ewing and Morgan, It is only fair to say
that the triumph Of the former is shOrn
Of ali margin for eongratulation. Now
that Pendleton has been elected Senator
from Ohio the transaction aforesaid with
Belknap is again a SUBJECT Of Newspaper
comment. The Baltimore American Of
Saturday gives tue most S~aIhtacIory re-
sumo Of the transaction referred to that
We have noticed. We accordingly quote
from 1t as follows; =
The Kentucky Central Railroad had
been largely employed during the war In
transporting troops and supplies, and
preferred q claim upon the Government
Tor 9 large amount in the excess Of the
regular rates Of payment An agent was
ssnt to Washington to prosecute the claim
twelve years ago, but Il was so manifestly
absurd that he met with no success. Il
was twice rejected by the War Depart
ment Notwithstanding that all the eyi.
dsnee possible to present in It's behalf
va brought to the notice Of the authori.
ties, including Secretary Stanton, who
examined Il and turned Il down, The
history Of the way In which the Company
eventually, through Mr.. Pendleton, ab.
stracted sSi4s,6 53 SO from the Treasury
iseurious and interesting "a showing how
such things are manipulated through
personal influence and family connect
ions. The narrative was fully told while
Dslknlp Wu under hrs, but itmAy DO 70.
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BELLA1RE LooALs.-Mary o'Donnell,
a widow woman Of this place, who on
Friday last was arrested, charged, as was
revealed in the execution OF the search
warrant, Of having in her possession q
lot Of clothing and dry goods, taken from
the residence Of Mr.. A. c. Powers in Au-
gust Last, was arraigned before Mayor
Strahl 10 answer 10 the charge Of grand
larceny. The accused waived an exam.
i%na,ion, and in default OF $500 bail was
committed 10 the county jail on Saturday
morning. The recovered goods, as APP
praised, are valued at Sill. Mr.. ]. w.
King, 4 merchant tailor OF this place,
being in search for goods stolen from his
tailoring establishment a few weeks since,
happened TO see In a certain place OF this
city 4 few little articles answering 10 the
description Of Mr.. Powers stolen prop
erty. This finally led to the whole dis
closure OF the robbery, and by keeping a
strict secrecy In the case the thief was
entrapped 10 his own den, and will now
stand a fair chance to receive steady em.
ployment, for a time, in the Ohio peni.
Tertiary.
The inclemency Of the weather for sew.
eral weeks past has partially suspended
the work on the Bellaire & Southwestern
Railroad.
Mrs. Veronica 10y, . widow lady Of
this city, entered suit against one Of our
druggists named s. @. Hamilton, 4 few
days since, for Islander. The widow claims
$1,000 damages. The case promises to
disclose further rich and spicy develop.
ments for gossip.
The monthly meeting OF the Union
School Association will be held this even
ing at the Disciples Church. "Primary
Instructions" il the subject Professor
Duff, the School Superintendent, will IL
lustrate his method OF class teaching by
teaching a class Of "fittle folks In the
presence Of the audience.
A passenger coach for the Bellaire &
Southwestern Railroad, marrow gauge"
arrived here Friday last from Whining.
ton, Del.
The stock market was lively on satur-
day last. Two oar loads Of hogs, sixteen
OF cattle and one Of sheep were re.shipped
and consigned TO Baltimore, and two cars
Of cattle TO East Liberty.
Mr.. Daugherty will start this day for a
trip westward Ia the interest Of Mr.. J, II.
Pitt, axle grease andbaking powder man.
%uiaoturer.
The steamboat Carrie Brooks, which
received slight injuries and was partly
beached by the ice gorge on Friday morn.
log last, is nov afioat and will probably
leave this point to-day.
Rev. William Castor, Of The Presby-
tefisn Church, since bis rstsrn from
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TUESDAY, JANuARY q, Ia,

At 10 o'clock A. N the following described proper
~, to-Wit: Lots numbered IS, 10 and %. situated
% the east side Of Watet street, Centre Wheeling,
West Virginia, being the same property conveyed
70 u. Gushing BY deed from the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia, dated September q. IsG3, and
recorded In Ohio county records, book u, page %.
TlRAs or S.LE-st,000 Tor rs much more Is The
purehner eletts 10 pay) ID eaih on the day Of nle
and the balance 10 Tour 10, equal annual payments,
bearing eight t) per cent interest fromdate Of ale,
10 be occurred bya deed Of Trust on the properly,
aud also inSunng the buildings on the property
for the btntnt Of the trust thus created, In the Luin
Of $1,000.
The tile Is believed 10 be perfect, but selling as
IN me by the deed Of truit and order herein befire
referred 10. s. p. HtLDRErH, TRUSTEE.
WnkEIls0, Dec. p, 1877. al
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DIED..

cADY.-on Saturday, JauuIry IL, 1873, Ma.
TILpA JANE, wife Of Daniel Cady, aSedt Us years
Fantral from the iesidente Of her husbaud, No,
II Seventeenth itreet, on MOndsy at . o'clock,
Friends are invited to attend.
TURNER.-on Sunday, January Is. 1873, al
$50 ?. n, BAZEL T., son Of William J. and Abblt
G, Turner, aged I weeh and / day.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No
2iO2 CbSplIne street, this (Monday) afternoon
January 18th, at 8 o'clock. Friends Of the family
ara invited 10 attend.
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~ NhAA III ~ MI
James Hammond with Amanda Hammond m
vile. In ChGneery.
By virtue Of q decree made and entered by s,i1
Court In The above entitled cause on NE i2ta day
Of September. A.. ISL, the undersigned, who WSs
appointed q Special Commissioner for The puTpose,
viii sell a. the front door Of the Custom Houie n
the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th dayoi March, A. D. 1878,
Commencing At 10 o,elockA NJ, the following real
estate. htuated IN Wayne county, State Of Ws,t
Virginia, binding on The Big Sandy River about
one mile below the t1Wn Of CSaViIle, being paft of
me farm owned BY Peter Lon, deceased, md part
o. the ilrm owned byR. Moore, deceased. contain.
Ing hye hundred acres, more or les.
Also, two lots and q inciion Of q lot In the town
Of CaSaTille, all adjoining and known a the MIN
Lots and Designated N the lots Numbered is, M
and 81 on the plat Of aid town, toseth{r viii M
steam Saw Mill and all the fixtures now standinv
on MD lots. Being all Of the ame property Whirh
wa conveyed by q 9. Hinson and wife 70 Fiss.
beth y, Black and Amanda Hammond by deed
dated November "a, 1876, which deed l. recorded
In the ONCE Of tia Clerk Of the Countyi Colift N
Wayne county, West Virginia.
TERMS or SALK-One-fonfth and 70 mnnh moya
a. the purchaser may elect In hand, the residpe In
equll. instlllments al Fix, twelve and eiRhiesn
months, evidenced BY notes bearing Interest from
mea oiMe, W. J. W. CoWDEN,
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eLApEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of GlldeSyille, and agnt nun;
dfed and hIty acres Of coal and iron lands anne4ed
thereto. Tho description and boundailes ineitoi
can b f1lly known by reference 70 the iolleNlns
deedseonveying the S1ld land 70 ueorgs h isn rIs.t
Of the County Court Of Preston county, Mest VIZ
pinla. tO.Wlt: A deed foe two tracts Of land, one
eontaInIng zsJ< acres, the other % acrIsAnd I've
poles, from q. A. and Agnes hnnelDefg " nl1
George Hartman and Mary Z. hnlneT: datea aLay
IAN. isTO, and recorded In iced Book No 0, pages
asS-i: a deed for itSk arrSs from va u. heidel.
ber 10 aid HArdmAn, dated May 2Ith, 1873 and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 40, page 26li 4 deed
from Harmon and Martha a. Tricket 70 me tua
Hartman and Mary B Milner for two traets o.
iS56. md reoonIed Ia DEED Book No. 50, pages
"a and detd from John .. sherrard and others
10 mid Hhrdman, dated Nay 18th, lSl2 and 10,
corded ia Deed Book No. II, pages 2 and " z dted
Iom Margaret, George l. james ", Julia =. ana
sarah 4. y Jackson TO Haid George Hardman ipT one
pcre. dated March 18th, 1871, and recorded In Deed
Book No. IS, pages 4gI-5; u deed from VIM. b. and
Q, Brown to aid Hardman for two aero. and ~
pcrcheS, dated March 9Th, 1sa, and recorded 10
Deed Book No. Il, peges = and q q deed lion
Cyrus and Nancy J. Linton 70 aid hArdman I9r
II acres and az pefches, dated June I'm, lsli,
and recorded In Deed Book No. Il, pages1S and 10;
q dted from Buckner brd RebeccG fairtix 10 SID
HnrdmAn for $50 acres, dated August 18TH, lSIz,
and recorded In Deed Book No. a, PAGES % and III
and q deed from John X. anu mary L. hiintt 70
he nld Hardmm for fur tracts Of llnd, aggte
TatinV $50 acres, dated March 10th, 1874 and re
corded In Deed Book No. II, pages 2, 3 and y.
The whole containing In the aggregate at least $50
acres, with all the improvements and appuIte.
names thereto In any wise belonging, including
lie furnace and fixtures, and being the same prop
cry conveyed 10 Thomas Y. Candy and ueOrSe d.
Miller, Trustees, for the said George HGrtnian and
wife, by morfgise deed dated November LIST, 1874,
and recorded In Book No 30, psgee 70 and ", IN
The once Of } ID County Clerk Of sid Preston
county, being the SIM property conveyed 10 the
lad I6Der Evans, Jr., by Hannibal Forbes, sPe-
cial Commissioner, aud deed Is Of record among the
land necotdS Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRRxs OF aALE-0nO.thifd Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof rs the pur-
CHASER may elect TO pay, cash In hand, the residue
Ia two equal yearly payments, With interest from
day Of nile, and the deferred payments 70 be 81
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
JASPER Y. MOORE, TruItee.
BY HANNIBAL FoRBEs, Attorney.
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