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The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

Horrid! Yes, it is, that our habits will pro
duce disease; but it is a certain fact that oul
style of eating and working will sometimes
produce Heart Disease, and we must buy
some remedy for it's cure We can recon-
mend to you Dr.. Graves HEART REGULA
TOR as reliable remedy, one which has beer
sold for twenty years, and whose merits arc
conceded by those who know of it's use. Tr,
it, and our word for it you will thank us fol
the recommendation. < n Among the many
largement, Spasms of the Heart, Stoppage o1
the Action of the Heart, Trembling all over
and about the Heart, Ossification or Bony For
nation of the Heart, Rheumatism, General
Debility and Sinking Of the Spirits. Send fol
circular of testimonials of cures to F. p
INGALLS,, Concord, N II.
The HEART REGULATOR is for sale by
druggists at SO cents and Slper bottle.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
4 Broken Heart,

One morning, a fortnight ago, hap
pened in at the American Consulate, and
was introduced to gentleman apparent
ly about thirty six years of age. He was
above the middle height, and remarkable
handsome, dark and Spanish looking. l
saw him only few minutes, but he
made decided impression on me. I
little thought that I should never see
Congrl ssman J. E. Leonard again. He
died last light at the Hotel Telegrato, of
broken heart, the victim Of the old, old
story--unrequited love.
His romance was this: Some wears
age ne formed the acquaintance of a
young Cuban lady of wealthy family, and
courted her on the promise that he would
yet present her with career worthy of
her hand. His promotion was rapid. In
a short time he rose from post to post, to
Judge and Congressman. Seeing his fu-
ture so insured, he came to Havana to Law
his honors at tho lady's feet, and to offer
her his heart and hand. While still on
board the steamship Columbus, in this
port, he received letter from her, which
had been awaiting his arrival for de]iv-
cry, and in which she advised him not to
land, as she was not disposed to listen to
his overtures.
OF course it was impossible for Mr..
| Leonard to remain On shipboard in the
hot harbor. He landed, but only to find
he was cruelty Tilted, and that he had
been in the pursuit so long of heart of
stone. His excitement drove him to his
bed. He fell into morbid condition,
which he vainly endeavored to conquer
lie struggled bravely, but such was his
bitter grief, such the blow his love and
mani y dignity had received, that he speed
lily sank into state who left him the
easy prey Of the first of those many fell
diseases of these latltudes, which are ever
lowering round, vulture-like, to seize on
declining human powers. His fate came
in the form of the demon yellow fever.
His condition spread about among the
lady's friends, and they were convinced
that his life rested in her hands. They
condemned her conduct, and, it is said,
demonstrated with her for it. On the
night before he died, the at length con-
sclence-stricken woman sent messenger
to his bedside to state that they could
meet this spring in New Orleans, and
matters might be satisfactorily arranged
A sad smile passed over his face, and in
the midst Of it might be seen CLEAN OF
new life, of triumph, perhaps something
OF resentment. II do not want that won.
an" he said bitterly. 1t was his last
effort. He was within reach of his cher
ished prize, with power-perhaps the
latent hope to seize it. Alas! poor hu-
man nature; the crisis and the complica
tions were too great. He sank after the
momemtary rally; the delirium resumed
its sway, and he died at one o'clock on
the morning of March 15.-HapanaA Cor
". Y. Spirit Of the Times.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
81 only did it this once," replied the

weeping husband.
The frenzied wife looked around upon
the silent officers, and then: falling upon
her knees before the Commissioner, cried
out in the agony of her grief:
Kill me, murder mel do what you
will, but let me have my Charlie!'
Kind hands led her, scarcely conscious
from the room, while her husband, in,
default of bail, was committed to prison.
The terrible consequences of ftransgression
is not that his crime finds out the crimi-
nal, but that his kinsmen and his kins-
women are included in its penalty.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

Mothers! Mothers!! Mut' ers!!, Don't
fail to procure Mrs. Wipslow's Soothing syrup
for all diseases incident to the period 81 teeth.
ing in children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and, by giving relief and health to the child.
gives rest to the m)ther It is an old and
well tired remedy. -
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

Some one has discovered that there is
actually law in force which permits
money to be carried as baggage. Since
this is the case we may travel consider
ably this year. 1t was the supposed ab-
sence of such law that kept us at home so
much.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

There is nothing so dear as cheap medicine. ;.
It is dear at any price. This is true Of the,
1arge packs Of condition powders now sold.
buy She'ida's's Cavalry Condition Powders and
you can't make a mistake The la7ge packs
are utterly worthless
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
i d clous Cookery.

Llght white, wholesome biscuit, rolls.
6pes 66read, and elegant cake, crullers, wafiies,,
aough1nnts, mullins, aud griddle cakes OF
Inyery Nv knG, are always possible to every table
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
R25 or S2.60n

y:nalcloIsly used in Chicago grain operations
invariably makes money The old commits
son mouse OF W. I. Soule & Co., 1913 & 1870
reports gratis. '''N -
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

enough sweet milk to make stiff dough.
Aaeaa M wei for tive or six minutes, roll thin
cul INTO biscuits, and bake q delicate brown
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

There Is no remedy in the world so valuable
70 use IN the case OF sudden accident or i'll
ness as yohnson's A,aodyne Liniment, It can be
is truly marvellous. s.. - ~ w.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

No one thing ads so much to /
protitableness and selling advantages
farm as 1ruit and shade trees.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
Kueeucd R,scmtt

Put two teaspoonfuls DooLEY's YEAST Pow.
tablespoons of lard, with q little salt, and add
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
~ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
PICTORIAL Z
L HISTORY OF THE W0RL Z

Embracing full and authentic accounts of every
nation Of ancient and modern times and including a
history of the rise and fall Of the Greek and Roman
empires ard the growth of the nations of modern Er
rope, the Middle Ages the crusades, the feuda svs.
ten The reforma,ion, the discovery and settlement
of the Now World. etc ETC.,
1890 large double-column pages, and is the most
complete History Of the World ever published. It
sells at sight. Serd for specimen pages and
extra terms to Agents. and see why it sells faster
tn an any other book. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
or Dayton 0. - ..'. = - - > -
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
LIGHTNING RODS p'RBB

Are not so cheap Five-Ton Wagon Scale at $780,
All Iron and Steel with brass beam. Delivered freight
paid No money asked till tested. Send for free price.
list of all size scales. s.: .s-
JONES OF BlNGHAMTON, Binghamton, N. Y.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
CAEAPsLIFE INSURANCE..

CAEAPkLIFE INSURANCE. fE.
twenty-five cents will buy box of DR.. Turr,s
Pills. and they will restore tho functions of the liver
stomach and bowels-the sources from which nearly
every disease originates, If these organs act we'll a
long ard healthy life is assured s}t5 25#
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

Ihe greatest Discovery OF tho "A Se Is DR.
Tobias celebrated Venetian Lin1neut wears before
the public and warranted Diarrhea Dysentery
Col c. and Spasms taken informally; and Group Chronic
Rheumatism Sore Throats, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores
and Paines in the Limbs Back, and Chest externally
IL mas never atled No family will ever be without it
after once giving 1t fair trial Price 80 cents DR.
TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT, in Pint
Bottles at Ono Dollar, is warranted superior to any
othe or NO PAY, for tho of Colic Outs Bruises
Old Sores,etc Sold by all Druggists. Depot-1O Park
Place New York. 'E'5-' '.. ~. . 81 b.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

"a When writing to Advertisers please say
you saw the Advertisement in this paper.
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
RELIGION.

1t adopts the theory that no man is reliable Nh,
hos not some form OF religious faith SO no Daner
tone to its teachings 1t advocates the ethics 81 III.
Society OF Erie nds. 1t teaches Qnakerism
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!

CONSUMPTlON and all diseases of the Lungs
and Throat It invigorates the brain, tones up the
Price One Dol per bole at Druggists sent by the
Proprietor on receipt OF price, pamphlet containing
Gates of CURES, and full directions for using
accompanies each botts will be sent free to any ad
The Princeton union., 1878-05-29

awarded highest prize ct Centennial Exposition for
tine cheering qualities and excellence and lastiay char
aeter of s'oeeten'ng and ea,oring The best tobacco
eta nade. AS our blue strip trademark is closely
lm1ated on inferior goods. that 7ncssons Best is
On every plug. Sold by all dealers. Send for sample
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16
LAND l'tsls SALE

About IFS ACRES Of tino farming
and grazing land situated in Btaxtou
county, on O'Brien's Fork Of Salt
Lick Greek, md on the Weston and
''uslcy Bridge Turnpike. eight miles
north Of Braxtun Z II.
There is on this tract about 35 or
40 acres of Improved land under good
lcncc. the remainder is well tiulberel
and it is all well watered.
Also about 1000 ACRES of wild
land situated on Browns Mountain
aud waters Of the Little Kanawha
River. This tract Of land lies IN
Brnxtcn county. is heavily timbcred
and will be sold CHEAP.
For further particulars III regard to
The above lands, call on or address,
Z. X. Newton. GlenviIls Gilner coun.
Is, ". Va Jaul2 st
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Ioiicc

Pursuant to decree Of tho --
Court of Lewis county. made in the
oAaOeery Cause Of Z. c. Phelps. plain.
TIL, against Hugh Williams, &c Dc.
frn6unts. will, en- tho
18Th Dry Of ,uarch. 1878,
at tho door Of the Court House of
braxton county, proceed to sell Mt pub.
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder, Il
tract Of
1876 acres or LAND.
situated on kuawles Creek, in lSrax.
ton county
TERMS or SALE.
The purchaser will 10 required to
give uo'C, bearing interest from day Of
sale aud due respectively 10 9. Il and
Is months thereafter. and govd .ecur.
ny for the purchase money. and lien
will be retained on the lanl as fur.
'her security.
JOHN BYRNE. S. I. c.,
fcb9tw Special Commissioner.
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A Tribute TO EarinerS' wives.

More than forty years ago. when
Robert Dale Owen was melMber oil
tue Indiann Legislature. a bill was in.
troauccd in the House giving chiIdlcss
widows Onc-balf lho real ESTATE If their
deceased husbands Willie the bill
was under discussions Mr.. Owen paid
The following nO5le tribute to the wives
u farmers:
Who tnkss lot and parcel in the
heavy IubOrs incident to the occupation
Of a nov eoun:ry? Is it the man
alone? Is there no task but that be
pcrfurus?--no homo duties, no do
mca'ic labor, sometimes weighing down
his wcakcr partner even to the grave z
appeal 10 any successful settler, who
having raised his cabin GrS. in tho
wild wO,is, has opened Furnishing
fam aud seen plenty ilow in upon him.
whether ne, alone aul uaui&ed, built
up h;S fortune aud made comfortable
his homo ? whether there was MT Que
who saved while he accumulated :
whether. when bis arm vas busy with,
oa', her head was lille within and
whether his heart does not revolt ut the
iiea that shn, whose pruIcn. economy
hIs "a faithfully seconded his cxsrtions
willie he lived. should il disease or nc.
cidcnt deprive her Of his sustaining
arm, have wrenchrl from her by an
iniqaiiCus law, the property her watch.
iaI care may lave mainly coalr,hnrrl
to increase and keep togGihcE? five
had proposed to alter the law so that
tho whole property went to tho widow,
who SHALL say II4at such u change was
incxpcllemt or unjust? We give by
Til, hili les than one half, because wu
FcruPled to make, even so righteously
for the better, u sudden change. III
blame attach to us, i. is in beng too
fearful of innovation. aud III not pro.
posing. as We ough', to give her the
whole"
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New s'irIn.

The Cigar Mandatory Of h. Jufcr has
changed, md the finn will hrtcaflrr be Ju!rr
Bros.
We now ocIupy the room in A. \. Lewis
building, formerly used as drug STORE -
Oar STOCK will br larger than heretofore, rs
We have now mVre loom, md nj the best
quality. We have cseryihiug in the tohac-
CO line, and We will sell cheap.
Thankful Tor the libctol patronage be-
slowed in the paSt, We invite You TO patron.
liz tue new lirm.
JGFER BROS.
Weston November - =;
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the Court
W p. COsvrnsG.
Signed


Foreman Of Jvy.
Tho defense asked for polling Of
the jury. E,ch juror. after his name
being called was asked, as this your
vcrdic:-'Guilly aud recommended to
the mercy Of the Court ?" They all
answered in the affirmative. The jury
was then discharged and The prisoner
rGmandcd to await The sentence Of the
law. 4 few Of Auaerson's friend a,
once surrounded him and saw him of
to Jail.
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LOUIS BENNETT,
jun2Glw Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Edwin Maxwell, Executor ofths last vii
and testament Of Burton Desparl, deed,
vs..
HilIiIm r. Rutherford, &c.
Is CltAScERY IN THE CIRCUIT Court Or LrwE.
cUr.rY.
In pursuance uf decree rendered in III,
above styled cHRss by sud Court, at the
March term thereof 1871, the undersigned
commissioner appointed Tor the pu,poss
will, on tie frat day Oflhe uarch term oil
said court. 1878, ut the front door Of the
couF, house OF Lc'SiS county, proceed to sell
nj public auction to The liishrsl bidder, one
IN divided fourth parl Of 90 acres oil land ly.
ing in GilmcF county, between the forks Of
Dry Fork OF Bull Kun, 10 satiSy The demand
VI the plaintiff in said cnusc, md also Que
undivided fourth part Orsaid ~ actRs 10 sat.
isiy tie demand Of the defendant J. ". Ben.
nett; and one undivided half Of siid 30 nc.
res 10 satisfy the IruMnl sf The dsftnd4nl
George ]. Arnold.
TERMS OF SALE.
4 credit O's, II and 10 months Nil! he
given IN each VI said sales, taking from the
purchaser bonds with good .crsqnal Eecuri.
", bearing interest from dA's, and with.
huldin. the title AZ n urInrr security tor
the purchase money.
join c. JACKSON,
j'n:Gi9 Commissioner.
State Of Wet Virginia:
~ Rules held III The clerks Office OF the
circuit court Of GI!mcr county, on the frs'
Monday IN LHUAnry, 1919.
Samuel l.. Hays, Sheriff Of Gilmer county
md as such administrator Or all AMI Elm .
gn'a' the goods and chHitel,, rights and
credits .! Josiah j. EranSS, deed, PIC,
Clmrlsi y. Patterson aud a. pulliam, de'ns
IN cHAScsnY.,
TIE nhlec! OtI!Iis salt is to rufOrCe vcu-
doris lien On tract Of 4 ,VO' acres OF land,
lying aud being in the county Of (,iImes. on
Steer Greek, anl 20 subject the saline to
sale Tor the pnrchaSc money, amounting to
re-, COO, wiki interest lleypuu from Tho fra,
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West Virginia:
At Rules held 10 the Clerks office o,
tho Circuit Court Of Lewis county: OIL
the first Monday in February, 1878.
Gideon D. Camden and others,
ys.
John Gahcgun and others.
IN cuASCEEr
The object Of this suit is to enforce
tho vendors lien against u tract Of III
acres Of land 90 Sleep Camp Run, n
branch Of the Indian Fork of Sand
Fork, in tho county of Lew.
is, sold by said Camden and 9th
ers, on the eth day Of October, 1865,
TO defendant John Gahcgau. And il
appearing by affidavit filed that d..
fcndant John Gahegan is a uOu.resi.
dent of this Sta,c. and he not appear.
lug. it is ordered that be do appuar ut
tue Clerks office Of our said Court, u,
rules 10 be held therein, on tue las,
MOndny in February, 1873, md do
what is necessary to project his inter.
est in this suit, Tulc:
". Il BYRSE, CLERK.
Il. p. Camden, pq fcb94T
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Edwin Maxwell, Executor Of tie Inst will and
testament Of burton DCsparL deceased,
VS..
George Conner and 1lherS
IN CNAEcERr N Tss CIRCUIT COv.r OF IEws
COUNTY.
In pursuance OF decree In The above
styled cAusr, rendered by said Court, at the
March term thereof, 1871, the Undersigned
commissioner appointed for The purpose, will
at the font duur Of Tue court hu,Isr OF Lewis
county, on tho frsI day oi tie iInrrin tcr:l,
Of sn'4 circuit court, 1873, proceed 10 sell nj
public auction, TO Ihc highest bidder, one
undivided OutIi part Oi Il3 ucrCs OF land,
lying In Gi!mer county, on Dusk C.rmI.
lsnnr 10 satisfy the drnnnd of tie Jlain,ilI
III Snlh cause also one undivided fourth Iart
oil said ll3Acres to satisfy the drnrnd Of the
Le'cHiI"t J. VI. Pcnacl,; aud Que undivid.
cd haltOf said Ia acres, 10 satisfy The de-.
'paHd of the defendant, George J. Arnold
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit OfG, u aud IS months will be
given in cacll OF said sales, taking from the
purchaser bonds with good personal sceuri.
y, bearing interest from date, and with.
hoIdihS the tiIleasa further security for tue
purchase money.
JOHN G. JACKSON,
Jan:6iw Commissioner
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ANGNA WOWICES


o'a'e ~ Vest Virginia:
~ Rules h"'H III the clerks O!Eise of the
circuit court Of GiIneF county, VI tue IiFSt
Monday In january, 1878.
Samuel Brown, Pascal Brown, Films Brown,
John Ball and Della his wife, Andrew
stH!n"Scr 'nd EuniTe his witt, Carr
Brown, Susan Goldsmith, late Su'An
Brown - liinEie and Elizabeth hlz vile,
pruzilI" aaxOn, late Druzilla Browr, Mn
lid" Naxon, late Matilda Brown, Thomas
IT, BFaHnon and Louisa Jane Ills WIFE late
Louis" J"Ec Brown, William Brown, Mar
'c"!Ius RatIit! and Sarah his wife, John
Lewis "ad Eiiz1bo'h bis wife, Alexander
Brown, Base! Brown, james Brown, tii"-
lAn''n lsitFec aud Nancy his wif'T Within
Rliice and Lucy his viii: John Brown,
Samuel Brown, Lem"rl Brown, w..
bailey, JAmo' Bailey "'rr B'lGy, M"nde-
vile Bailey john Mich 'I'ss and Nancy his
wife, John wooftc' md Matiah his wife,
Fisher and Ci"derll." his wife, Wright
Bailey and B1Iind" his wife, - Hoover
and Elizabeth his wife, ind Charles
Brown, Plaintiff,
Vs.
Joseph G. GIuck, FeniH! WaggOntr, Alnon
W"Ss"uer Anthony wuggOmer, Adam
Bush md Sophia his wife, Rachael S
Wnggoner, Irwin J. RaggOn-r, Samuel l..
Bush, Jamrs r. Cooper aud R1anaA his
wife, Ann ". Bush, Nicholas HaggUnrr's
hn'FR NEifs "
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ANDERSON POUND GUILTY.

At 900 =. II. Judge Whitaker fin.
ished the reading Of ii, charge 10 the
jury ard they retired. The court room
was cleared and even tho attorneys for
the defence had left. Nobody was OK.
pcctins verdict, almost everybody
believed the result would be n miss.
trial. At 1910 p.M.a loud knock
from the jury room, which was prompt
ly answered by Il Deputy Sheriff. who
went at once to the jury room md re.
turning quickly startled the Judge.
who with some gentlemen and the re-.
porters was in bis private cfhre, With
the news that that tho jury had agreed
upon verdict. The counsel we're scut
for and Cull0m Of the defense having
arrived The court wEs opened again at
10:4O and the jury brought down aud
called. About forty person. We're pres
cnt. Judge Whitaker asked the fore.
man the usual questions. when thr
verdict was given 10 the clerk. Gen,
Anderson YVES dcathly pale. twisting
ncrvOasly tho head of his cane LeIwecn
his fingers. Then tho verde, was
read as follows:
Erw ORLEANS, February {. 1878
We fnd Thomas c. Anderson guilty,
and rccOr1mcnd him to the mercy Of
the Court.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-02-16

Tho only Live hardware and Seed EEoHsc Wcon-wud res
lccuy call the the Lewis and adjoining
they have baud aud will keep g elegant goods in
their line. consisting OF
POCKET and ia BILE CUTLERY. FANCY GOODS REYOLVERS
BUILDERS HARDWARE IRON. STEEL and NAILS ME.
CIANCS and BLACKSMITITS TOOLS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
STOVES and KITCHEN FUR.
NlTURE.
Our stock unsurpassed any The STATE People bear in mind
that I'll Hardware Store the place, md make speciality
purchase goods 10 line figures tina, defy competition
,n3 Pule Wrs,ern Timothy fm Ah. bottom prices
SbSAG"7er $v"d lower ihnu any place fresh and clean
Kentucky Hue Grass md Orchard Grass large lot in stock
Our Machinery Department complete embracing the latest
aud approved labor machinery bottom figures.
Groceries always hand the lowest In
bargains which be had
Time is mOucy-Quick sales and short prnats-- Our Motto
MOORE BROS.
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Gwinn Nintcr, administrator Of Jacob Min
ter, IT,, md others

Gwinn MintCF, administrator Of Jacob Min
ter, Jr., md others
rrOS CROSS ELL N CHASCERr.
The object Of this cross bill ia to obtain n
decree in favor Of Samusl j. Miuter VS..
Gwinn .VHttr, administrator Of Jacob Min
ter, j., deceased, for SIl2 Vi cents, with
interest from the 3lst day OF July, 1876, and
TO compel the heirs Of Jacob Minter, Jr., de.
ceased, 10 convey unto thu said Samuel
NinIrr one undivided Geven'h efa Tract Of
$50 acrcs Of land on KincheIOe Creek In
Lewis county, and of which Jacob Mater,
ST., died seized, and Rlio 10 declare Ger.
min conveyance executed by philIp s Cox
and wife to Gwiun Min,er on the 10th day
uIOCtObeF, 1873, to lie in trust for The ben
Cit OF said Samuel j. Mntsr, and to coupe
mid Gwinn Nilter to convey 10 The SAID
Samuel NiuieF the lana SO conveyed to
lin by said Cox and wife. And it appear.
ing by affidavit fled that Joseph NinIrr, a
defendant in this cause. ia nonresident oil
this State, and he not appearing, iii or
dCred that he do appear n, the clerk Office
Of the said court, at rules 10 be held therein,
on the last Monday in february, 1878, md
DO what Is necessary 10 protect his interest
III ills suit. Teste:
W. II. BYtNE, Clerk.
W G. Bennett AIRY. fcb94S
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V,
Adam Mcizgar.

Adam Mcizgar.
rroS 4 PETITION ~ crAScEEy.
The object Of this petition is to subject 10,
No. l9S, orl9o acres, Of the Minicr BAILEY
lands, situate on Rock Run Of SandFork, in
Lewis county, 10 sale, in order to pay the
purchase money due and unpaid thereon, he.
Ing $3.50 so cents, with interest from the
seth day of October, 1870, And itappcur.
ing by affidavit filed that the defendant is II
Ron.rcsidcnt oil this State, and he not up.
earing, it is ordered thAt hO do appear hi
the clerk ollie Oi saiL court, n: Rules 10 be
held therein, on the last Monday in Febiua'
ry, 1878, aud do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit. TOste:
". II. BYRNE, Clerk.
W. G. Bennett, ntt'y. fsb94w
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JUDICIAL SALE,

In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Wood county, pronounced in II
case of liiI.iaIn Woodward against EIinl
thshrt's heirs, &C., |, AS commissioner ar.
pointed by sHiI court, will, on the
9Th dag Of .Mrch. 1878.
ut the coIrI hUuse dOUr Oi Lewis county, bc-
Ing court dat, proceed to sill NJ puhlit
hHriion 10 the hishrIl bidder, all the land Of
which The said FIrsIcr did seized, consist.
InG oil n lot Of about
s ACRES OF LAND,
on Polk Greek, in Lewis county, on which
there isa frame dwelling house and other
ouI-houScs, IND is situated on the ,urnpik,
ruad about one raiIe wrst OF Weston. Aad
also lot " land claimed to Contain
% ACRES,
on Duck Hill, adjoining the Gee Lick cau
road.
TERMS or SALE.
A crsli, oil 8, IL, ls md "a months viii
be given ;nc purchaser giving bonds and
good security for the purchase money, hear.
Ing in'rFes: from tue day VI stIe, md as a
further security the title will be- retained.
G. D. CAMDEN, Commissioner
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