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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26
nv =. W. BouFDILLoN.

II is time to arouse us from slumber,
tor Inc reaks are forsaken OF night,
And the stars Of their 'eaildefing nuinter
reave olhy one light
No fear nov to find not footing
In the shadow on slippery crag,
Or 10 stumble at torrents uprooting
OF pine tree or jag.
Gee each watch-fre far OF the foemen
Is smoke, that Al night was spark;
Let us hail it triumphant, the omeni
Their hopes dashed and dark
Quick to horse, ere the daylight be stronger,
Lest our steel, blue as true blood, should seem
To turn traitor with lettering longer,
And betray us by CLEAN!
ow by rock and iiy ohasm we thunder,
"a, d., to the pass in the hills,
Where Ihe sheer rocks are parted asunder,
and the white torrent spills.
For there, 'twixt the black walls uprising,
host may be barred by score;
And there, save tor traitors surprising,
VIII our bands be before.
on, en-, with a thunderous changing,
Throu. n the echoing gorges we go,
Heights Thousand feet over us hanging,
Depths thousand below.
And here, where the rock wall runs curving,
Halt. over the chasm hutg sweryiD7-
Who re ks in race5
What heart fears for death now, or Danger,
With his fatherland's freedom for prize?
What is death to the yoke Of the stranger,
On free neck that lies?
But darker the cliffs now are closing
Above the cavernoUs glen,
Dark as death hidden deep from day IS rosing,
hrrIor Of Iaen.
Eb35e rs, ON hlact Wigs arc wheeling,
New startled. the raven and kite;
On our heads. from the damp crevice stealipg,
Fall dews of the night.
Beneath, from he valleys mst-clouded,
skeleton FIR, here and there,
Rises dark as deaths finger, enshrouded
IN folds Of despair.
But in us is no heaft OF hiaiden
To futter at omens OF ill.,
With purpose too stern are we laden;
| Il emDle who will
the de%s from otir heads we shake, scorzins;
ana the horror Of death from our S, als
Like the mist 1t the rising OF morning,
Imp.lpable rolls.
Nor there see a cleft in the ridges,
That rise like wall in our way,
Which cloud, red with sunrising bridges
The portal OF day.
There, ther is the pass; there the fostnen
Not yet bar the way; aud behold,
There right in the cleft for good omen
The great sun, all go.d
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26
They Don't Know 1t.

Some people don't know that they are
being swindled every time they buy an in
ferior, short-weight, baking powder. 1t
would be far better to buy and use the old
reliable DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Every
package of the Dooley Powder is warranted
absolutely pure, and strictly full weight.
Sold by grocers,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26
CHILDREN DO NOT DIE of the croup

CHILDREN DO NOT DIE of the Group to
whom DR.. VIM. Halls BALsAM FOR THE
LUNGs is administered. Parents will do
well to remember this fact and keep a medi.
cine, which saved so many lives, in the
house ready for an emergency. The Bal
sam overcomes tendency to consumption,
strengthens weak and heals sore lungs,
remedies painful and asthmatie breathing.
banishes hoarseness and cures all bronchial
and tracheal Inflammation. If you have a
cough, use it " early and often" All Drug
gists sell it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26
A WONDER FOR THE WORKSHOP

Every mechanic should have at hand box
Of GRACE's SALyE as it is a ready remedy
tor accidents such as Cuts, Bruises, Con-
fused Wounds, Burns, Scalds, Poisoned
Skin and Eruptions caused by operations in
the factory, dye-shop, or printing office.
Only % cents a box.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26
Awards to America at Paris.

The cable announces most of the prizes
won at Paris. The Howe Scale Co. must
feel satisfied with their share. They take
the gold medal (the highest award), the Silcer
medal in class 6S,) the only award to any
scale manufaeturer),la land the bronze medal in
class "a (the highest in hat class.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26

AWARDS TO AMERICA AT PARIS
The cable announces the prizes won at
Paris in fifteen classes of the American
section. E. & T. Fairbanks & Co. re-
ceive in Glass Is the highest and only
award to any scale manufacturer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26

For upwards of thirty years Mrs.
WINsL )w's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for children with never-failing success.
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dys-
EMERY and diarrhGa, whether arising from
teething or other causes. An old ana we'll
tried remedy. % cents bottle.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26
Another Fat Man Reduced.

II. A. kufus, dealer In dry-goOds,
Woodruff, H., writes BOTANIC MEDICINE
Co, Buffalo, n. Y, June 22d, 1878: Gen
HemeR-Please find inclOse $500 for which
send me, by express, Anti-Fat. have taken
-sOUnds"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26

PURE rich blood gives us health, long
life and "green old age" but how few pay
any attention to the state of their blood?
Parsons P10gatjCe Pills make HeW rich blood,
and taken one night for three months will
change the blood in the entire.sYstem.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26

If there is anything in this life that
will give one a foretaste of hell, as some
represent it, that thing is Neuralgia. 1t is
the refinement of torture. But there is a
simple and inexpensive remedy for it.
JotnsOn'S A1l0dyne LiHinent snuffed up into
the head will give instant relief.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26
ANTI-LEAN.



1t will speedily increase healthy flesh and muscle
1t will increase the vital power 1t viii stop ten
dency to emaciaton. 1t will give appetite, 1t
will reGenerate the whole system. 1t vfaliZeS the
blood, supplying such ingredients may be required
1t promotes vigor in the organs which depend for
health the involuntary muscular action viz: the
Liver, Lungs, Heart, Stomach and Genitals. 1t will
cure Consumption. 1t Will cure Fever and Ague
General Debility and Nervous Prostitution.
An endless chain of good effects follows the of
DR.. Judges ANTI-LEAN, and we are safe in saving
from long experience In medicine, its virtues are
not possessed by any other combination. This has
been used in nay practice for years, and has not in
single instance failed when used directed. 1t will
I'LL want long felt, there never having been arti
Gle of this kind before offered to the public.
1t has been demonstrated and proved beyond all
doubt, that on post-mOrtem examination Of differ
ent persons advanced in life and who have died from
affection of some other organic disease than Con-
SUMPTION that at certain periods of life they
afflicted with tuberculosis. pulmonary consump-
tiOn and have recovered by an increase of adipose
tissue flesh and subsequently formed ccatrix in
the lung and arrested all tubercular deposit, and
saving the healthy tissue and mucous membrane of
the lungs. has restored thousands who have lived to
a good old age.
Price 8I.5O per bottle. For sale by all druggists
or sent BY express on receipt of price.
DIR. j. Id. JUDGE ~ 60 PrOprieiOrs,
20 Beach Street, Boston, Mass.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26

To cleanse and whiten the teeth, TO
sweeten the breath, use Browns Camphor-
ated Saponaceous Dentifrice. Twenty-Five
cents bottle
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-10-26

READ VIM. Frankfurth Il Co. 8 scroll
material advertisement.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
THE STRIKERS.

The CrlspIns 10 Die In the Last Ditch.
They will Stand On. a, One Nan..Ma.
tcrial Aid Coming from all Quarters.
All Arms Removed from the Armoric,
by the Marshal.
BjsToS, Jan. l2.-The strike At Lynn
has assumed a new phase, firms repre-.
senting four.fifths of the shoe business
In interests having agreed to notify the
Crispins that they will no longer EN-.
poy them unless they renounce their
connection with all labor organiza.
lions. The result will probably be q
general lockout.
BosToN, Jan. l2.-The Herald says,
relative to the action of the Lynn shoe
manufacturers; "The Crispins, at their
headquarters last night, which were
crowded, unanimously voted to stand
and die 10 the last ditch. Monday
morning will witness nearly all the
whole city on a strike, so far as the
shoe business Is concerned. The City
Marshal has removed all arms from
the armories. The Crispins are fully
as determined as the manufacturers
aud will stand out as one man. There
are $50 shoe manufacturing firms here
and il iOur.fliths shut down, $500 OF
5000 persons will be thrown out OF EN-
ployment. Aid is coming for the
Crispins from all quarters in the shape
Of groceries aud money"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
Jadge key on Tennessee Mat.
ReFAs

81. Louis Republican
/ The following conversation took
place to-day between Postmaster. 6 en-.
eral Key and your correspondent, rela.
tive TO the stories about Tennessee re.
pudiaIing her State debt:
CorrespOndent-What about these
reputation stories, Judge, they are tell
ing on the Democracy of your region !?
Mr. Key-W,ll, to tell the truth,
there Is more foundation for them than
| like. We have some few men down
our way who belong to the unrecon.
ciled, and they have been going about
preaching the gospel Of repudiation to
the people. They are men like Savage
and Collier, who did q great deal OF
fighting for the lost cause, but now
have scarcely any property left. They
attribute Il all to the war and the loss
Of their negroes, and charge that the
bondholders are building up fortunes
on their ruins in those hard times. They
seem 10 be successful in telling certain
classes that hey ought to seize this op.
portunity to get even with the bond
holders by repudiating the whole debt,
and thus escaping any further taxation,
which you can understand Ia rather
repugnant just now.
COrrespondenl-But, Judge, Smith
states that Il was not party question
10 the Legislature, and he Is q good
Republican authority.
Mr.. Key-Yes, and that is true 10
some extent, believe. The best among
the Democratic leaders were In favor
Of an honest payment Of the debt, but
unfortunately the Republicans were
solid on II and we are divided. / re-
gret that II 10 so. l see 1t stated that
some willy broker who claimed to rep.
resent many millions Of these bonds
was disturbing element, but the mem.
bers Of the Legislature could not have
allowed themselves to be controlled by
any such Influences. Undoubtedly the
question Of repudiation of honest pay.
ment Of the State debt will form the
issue In the next State campaign, and !
hope the Democrats will have the good
sense and sound policy to plant them.
selves on q platform Of good faith.
Correspondent-You don't seem to
sympsthize, Judge, with the efforts Of
the Republican organs to have you run
as Reputation candidate for Gov
ernor.
Mr.. Key, (laughing)-Thars a very
funny idea.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

The answering OF this question lles,
not with the banks, but with the mer.
camille community II is for the peo-
pie who use money, aud not for those
who lend it, 10 say what the currency
Of the country shall be. The men who
buy and sell merchandise, labor and
services, regulate the matter, and mot
those who merely facilitate these trans
actions by the operations Of banking.
a bank can do no more than gather up
with one hand the money of ils depos.
itOrs, and with the oIAer lend Il out 10
merchan's and manufac Jurors whO need
II to pay for goods Or labo". Il musltske
whatever il brought 10 IT, counter. or
stop business. The private capitalist,
even, must either receive tor his rents.
or his interest whatever his tenants or
debtors lake In from those with whom
they deal, or get nothing, The shop.
keeper cannot pay his landlord, nor the
mechanic the shDpkeeper, nor the en-
ployer in turn the mechanic, in any
other currency than that which
Is paid him. The word "currency "
implies something which circu-
latcs like a fluid, and is current
in the body polite; and if its flow Is
arrested It ceases 10 b. currency. Evi.
IDENTIFY, therefore, unless the proposed
scheme Of making gold the standard
ofvalue meets with general support, II
will fail. Only fancy all the banks,
trust companies and great money lend.
ere slipulaling that what is money with
every one else shall not be money with
them They might as well put up their
shutter and go into liquidAtion.-[N.
Y. Sun.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
CommissiOner's Sale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Washington County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Washington County.
In Chanc9ry, November Term, AID. ISL
7. Henry Thomson We. Thos. $. Reid, Jr.,
ct als.-SO ~,
IN PURSUANCE OF TIE FINAL
/ decree rendered in the above cnti led
cause, on the 5lh day Of Decemb'r, A d..
1877, by the Chancery COurl Of said coun.
", will, as the TTu stce substituted and
appointed by the i'd decree, on the
Third Monday of January, next,
ln front OF the COurt.hpu.e door OF said
county, ami between the hours prescribed
by .aw, expose 10 sale, TO The hi guest b d..
der, thusC certain parcels Oi lam, tying
on he west bank NJ Lake Washington, ~
said county. CunstituI : the t"dd Place,
and known as Lots Three, Fur, Five, SIX,
seven, and Eighr, Section FpuI tean. aud
Lots One. T~o, Three F,Ur. Five and six,
Sect u Fitccn, all IN Township FuVrl en-,
Il Ran" EIrht, West DuG'ainius nine
aGndr u AMI sixty acres.
Terms II ale DH".tLird ash, and BAL
ancg Ia J.c AMI Two years, CI al an ual
ms aluc,l., wi'U int Il,' Al six per cent
tr,m dty II sale, the purc-aAlT - give
'oGl aud 80 ully tor the deferred pay.
;nculs, az lien 20 hr retain d Oh luLl,
,,lt;. S.. .rlr" the sAn'.
SAMUEL W. FEHG, son.
s.psii,u'cd Iras.er.
Ua.n MrGa r, warren Cuwan, VI. G-.-n,
SuIs :.c om laiuant. Dc N.ll'.w4'l
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
Uncle JOnah's swamp ExpeTi-

Uncle JOnah's swamp Expert.
enceS.
Scene-Forward guards Of ferry boat.
Two negroes, meeting: why Pete,
hOwdyp"
as dat you, uncle Jonah ?"
"Yas, dis is what's lef Nv me-"
"Whar you been TO- de las six
mumfs?"
"Me? Why Is been in de Loiusian'
swamps."
"What you been a doin'."
"I's been carpenterin'."
"IIow'd you like III"
"Didn't like q bit. Over whar Ia
been workin', hit waiz de swfulist
country you eber seed or hyar Nv.
Why, dc water wus so bad dat when
you tux a drink Nv it de fever cum
long aud jumped right on, TO yer aud
Iasted nigh on TO twenty-fo' hours"
"Jahs so."
"And den de chill! hop On 10 yer and
lass six mo- hours"
"Jahs so.'
Auu utN ue luuskec'eIs DH' All 1
uoue NV EN- IL Wick sburg now, is
l.y:'
NO"
why de pe.iifomous luadrupids,
dcy cum 'roun' at night aud say yum.
MN, an onless you's got a bah dey
light on 10 yer aud stick dey bills into
you an dey's no sleepin you dat
night. Ts as dry as new moon wild
dc horns up, frum de way Is been
used up by dem insecks. Is gwine TO
come back 10 de ole Hill City aud try
10 get some blood in me, you hyar me.
Is nigh worried to death wild de wa.
ter de chills an muskee;ers, and L, got
enough of old Louisian', Bless de
Lord, lis had enough strenth le' to git
away when did, or I'd been a dead
nigger in week, you heer1 my horn.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
Executors Notice,

WHEREAS, Letters restamentary on
w the estate Of Joseph NJ. BOnelli, de.
ceased, were granted to the undersigned,
on the jlh day Of January, N,D. 1915, Dy
the Honorable Chancery court Of Warren
county, state Of Mississippi; Now, all
persons having claims against the estate
Of said tcstatOr, are herohy required 10
exhibit the same within the time limited
by law, or the same will D. barred.
VINCEST BDNELLl,
japl0-dlt.wlm Executor.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

AID always wants to do . great right,
even II In that journalistic liberality
anv uninientlOnsl little wrong may
have been done.
Nv old friend McNeily tells me be
will have the Times out daily in g
week, and the town ought TO sustain
him literally, but journalistic patron
Age generally in the South is not scat
tered with lavish hand. More anon.
ALTER EGO.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPI.I
Warren County.
In warren Circuit Court To Margu
Term, ISIS.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18


Nos Cures Uent&
!. FevsTs, conge, 4sn, InAamma.ions, =
{. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, 50
:. Crying-COllc, or Ttcthing Of Infants, 80
I. DiaFrh1A, Of Children or Adults, 20
!. Dyaentery, Gripping, Bilious Colo, 20
{. ChOlera-l1orbus, Vomiting, 80
:. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, so
{. Neural gia, Too.harhe FGcohtN', 80
s. Headaches, s!rk He1!ache, Nsi,iso so
y. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach, :. %
II. Euppressed, or Painful Periods, . so
u. whites, too PIUiuse Periods, :. "
Is. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, . 70
II. salt fGheum, Erys'pelas, EruptionA 50
u. RheumatlIni, EhtuIan,ic PEins, 20
h. Fever and AgUe, (aa Fever, Agaes, %
l.. Piles, bind or bleeding, "
Il. Ophthalmy, nul Sore or Wax Eyes, 70
". CatArrh, Acg'e W t!Ieaie lnnrenzn, y
%. WhO0plng ( ought Nio., @. Coughs g
81. Aathnia, OIpIr.,,l breathing, . "
~. Ear Disehnrgrs, ImraItd II, srins, .
%. ScrOfulR, fglf'-cl Glands, swclAh'', ~
"a, General gUii.;y, Physical W,aELys', %
70. Dropsy and scan.y T. 'rIon', "
q. Sea-siclnCss, sleKn''4 i.n E.4.h'' ~
\, \; N.pvoSs sp pehiliiy, ;e,a.,-.l VIZ -,
OF Irvo,uu' Iy D.-,'.A!Et't ~
&C. Sore Mouth, 4..a.., = :.
: Urinary NCoiu' - - .. - -
s.. Pniufnl periods, s.: - .'-'
\, Sunrr.hGs =. V".,'; sa.. .l6
niuh,b,;Ss. D., Sore IAtt.,. %
g. C!IU9Ie tbH=c,ti'ns AL EI-p.'-'', -
FAMILY CASE'.
IA. -.- ,..h Above 81 large '.aa Sni
Cas-, ,' l,ora,ty O, 90 ll,se vials ami Bo's Cy9
~ These remedies arc sent W thS
ease or single Val 20 any pT,t r.csint oS
price. Address
NumphFeyS' Specifls s,Co
homeopathic Medicine Co..
Office and Depot, No. 100, Fulton ST, n.
For Sale By all Druggists.
y. C. REYNOLDS s CO., Agents
o. WASHINGTON STREET,
ap2O.eodAwly VIcKsBuRo MISSISSIPPI
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
EIIAJeIh wright vs.. Mary stewart,


Elizabeth Wright vs. Mary stewart.
Judgment December llth, ISL. for $500,
with interest and costs pf suit.
DY IIVTCE OF THE ABOVE EXE-
ID cutiyn TO me directed, | shall expose
u public sale, ~ the door Of the Court.
housr, In the city OF VicksLulg, within the
hours prescribed by law, - tn. highest
bidder, Tor cash, on the
First Monday of February, next,
all the Tigrt tile and interest aud equity
0t redemption under a certain deed pl
trust made By said Mary stewart - r. :.
Butts, Trustee, 10 scCure one thousand dol
lars 70 I. J Thompson, and da,rd II. crm.
Der IN, lsIj, AMI wntrh said decd pi lrus
is If r. cord in tae hancrly ClciEs iii g
Vt Warren county. y. the dc'CIda /, Moi IL
/ stewart, Ia and - the 10 luWiNL described
: property, 'p.Ni,: Part ul Lstiu, iu 'qla;e
Z ii, Nirks'urg roper, aud more par leu.
1 larry described as eginnirg a. unr'n-w -
corner pi laid lot and rInbiu. east along
jackson S.r,et iEir y.slX 'ett ten and ane.
hail iu"acs; thence south parallel wi'h
. Walnut street one hundred ami l0r'y.seScH
/ and une.naii feet; thence vest tllrty.siX
iett ten an one-hali incAes; thence north
one hundred and tOrty.seyen and one-nalt
! feet To th b. ginning the same having
! been levied upon as the property the De.
! i"ndan'. Mary stewart, % satisfy plain
tins claim and all costs.
A. J. J.FLANAGAN,
SheTih Of v arrCn County.
T. Z, Crutcher, Attorney. ianlO.dlt-wtd
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
SlleriTs Sale,

Uaan MrGa r. Warren Cuwan, NJ. G..-n.
Sis :sg um laiuaat. Dc N.ll'.w4Nl
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18

OOO Shot Tower Company
sep2O-d&w LEE RICHARDSON n 20
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-18
HEALTH RESTORED.

DEMEDY FREE FOR THE SPEEDY
II cure Of nervous debility, premature
decay, lost manhood, and all disorders
produced by youthful excess. Mailed to
any address. DAVIDSON S Co., ~ Mas.
sau street, n. Y. nOVlG.Ttm
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aTayrfe,x sArlas... rasure Days.

nor mil the Court shall have ORDERED the ReceiSer
to surrender possessfot to the purchases. !.
The undersigned Will the day OF sale ave billie
Information he ca concerning tlie taxes Claimed Dy
the State OF West virgins, which are now N htga-
ton, and also as 10 The f6r tne
arrears OF taxes 10 the State or yirgnis 10
lien, for whichtaaes aud certificates the sale Is 10
be made. x 80, ~ & ts s.5sss -, y,
The purchaser or purchasers his or their repro.
setatiyes or assigns, Will be entitled to pay any part
of the purchase-Ijoney net required 20 be pald IN
cash Ia any or the outstanding bonds or interest
coupons secured by any OF The seyeraf or
trus-deeds above such Inte per
OF the par value of said bonds and coupons, with
the interest that may be due and payable thereonf as
10 the opinion OF tie undersigned win DE payable III
respect OF such bonds orc1upons upon the d1strlbu.
ton Of the proceeds OF sale under Inc prfor1beS OF
lien ms settled by said DEGREES. and TX any question
shall arise as tofhe rate and amouHt at ana Tor
which said bonds and coupons shall be received APP
plicaion may be made to the courts to decide the
same. >
AS between bidders whose bids are otherwise OF
equal value the undersigned will receive the bid or
the purchaser who IS ready aud willing 70 pay ne
largest proportion Of his hid In cash or It's eqnTa-
iet-ta; is to say, The bonds and coupons which he
IS authorized TO receive In addition 10 the amount OF
80. - ss725ss WILLIAMS G.. WICKHAM. I
Special Commissioner.
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SALE OF
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IN MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
G A L e o F

BY virtue Of decree rendered by the United
States District Court for the District of West Fir
ginia, sitting at Charleston on the 25th day OF
April, 1871. ina cause therein depending, In which
John Echols is complainant, aud the administrator
of William ErskenS and others arc defendants. tho
undersigned, special commissioners, Will, on the
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1873.
on the premises, sell, by of public auction. to
The highest bidder. that valuable WATERING
PLACE known rs the
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS"
containing about SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
SEVEN AND HALF ACRES, situate in Monroe
county, West Virginia; together with the
LANDS, BUILDING, HOTELS, OUT-uOUSES,
SPRINGS, &C, ....
connected Herewith and belonging thereto, except
as follows: Two hundred acres OF Land, Brick
Cottage the out-houses in the of the same, and
two Frame Cottagc-set apart as the property of
Mrs. NJ. NJ Harrison BY said Court.
TERMS OF SALE :. Twenty per cent. of the pur-
chase-money In cash. the residue In three equal an
nual instalmcntS at one two, and three years, bear
ing Interest from date bond with good security TO
be given for The deferred instruments.
A map of the property will be; exhibited at the
sale, or 1t can be sc. II ut the Office Of William 4.
Quarter, Charleston, West Va, at any time prior
thereto. e
This property has been improved by large ex-
penditure, and was well patronized as d watering
place prior 10 the late war.
The title is good, and the property Is well worth
examination by parties desiring to purchase.
Possession given 1st OF January. 1879.
NICHOLAS TITZHUGH,
WILLIAM A. QUARRIER,
Special Commissioners.