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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-21
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth ST.

By virtue Of . Deed Of Trust made By y. c Arthur
and Rachel n, his wife, 10 the HndeSigntd IrasHI
dated June 18th, 1874, and d record In The on0 q
the County Court Of Ohio county. West Nlrpnh u
DEED Of Trust Book No. !, Pase ~ and ID smSa
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1874
Coumendng At 10 O'Clock 4. n, sll Al publt i7'tNi
at the fruat door Of the Court HOuS o. Ohio sVstiy,
the following described real 9tlie viz Ll oHHhefmi
thlTty.hye i5) 10 Gnham's addition 10 The ~ =
wheeling, and being situate on the n9Th we q
Eftcenth street lOld CentreL between What HSM'
merly known ~ Filth and Sixth STREETS II tAeaIi
Of Wheeling. West VLrEiula, excepting ave iN'laa
four Inehe % the west side Of nid bt.
There u erected on that portion o. aid bt 70 -
. VeEy desirable tEostOH and IitIs hHsf dsaaAs
hOuSs and all neeesafy Ogtbuildihp
Tile believed to Be- perfect, bat sellns s lrSs
viii only eonTsy such tue a. Il VESTED IN me eyNa
DEED Of Trust nL
TERMS E sALE-TrO Thousand Five Hundrd NJ
hs cash 90 day % sale, balance IN tIo eqgh lnsH L
ments at dK and twelve months, ddrnd PalntIIa
10 Be SeSured BY Died u Trust 90 the progeny ~
With insurance sube4ent 70 cover.
DspeiS4oc5 J. ". L RODGERS, IrSsrS
Tie above ale q SdIournrd until
November ID, ISIS, Il the sane boar lnd P1et.
oeeS,3iAn63 J.. v. L RODGERS, If1stSt,
The ale q the above property Is Ps'P'srd !stl
SATURDAY, November 18th, 1873, At The H@s u7'
Sus-W1s L.v.L RODGERS, Tr9ane
The ale q the above ,ProEsTtL i P,'poae ~ ~,
WEDNESDAY. Novenbtr =, ISIS, Al the ar' S'
pa5ar j. L RODGERS, Tp'tN.
The aIeo u the aboTe described PrUPa1y y !.
Ponsd uatl SATURDAY, peesnbSf g. lHh "N
dss.s $ ~ J. v. L ROpGERs, TrotI.
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rhe Jeul.h Question.
wnrrl1xo, Dec. 10, 1878.

hhkkLlNot OCS- Az AOsSs
Editors Intelissneer;
Perusing your comments this morning
on the speculative philosophy of DR.. Adler,
IT., on the deeadenee Of the Jews, I take
the privilege of your columns to throw
some light on this subject In the irst
place, the position which DR.. Adler oe-
cupies among the believers in the Mosaic
faith is somewhat similar to that otthe
genial Bob Ingersoll among the Christian
churches, missing the latter's personal
attractions but making upfor it in being
known for his superior scholarship: In
my frequent business tripsto Ny. City l
employ my Sunday mornings In attending
the most prominent place OF worship OF
various denominations, and occasionally
listen to DR.. Adler. On one occasion
the Doctor scoffed at the belief OF the i'm
mortality OF the soul; which even
ifit were an open question would at least
deserve to betrcated with respect. On the
subject OF religious education, he stated
thathe was about startinga Sunday school
ineonnectionwith hissocietyo Ethical Cul-
ture ~ and would use the Bible as a text
hook for the purpose Of making the same
ridiculous to the rising generation. Aside
from the meanness ofsueh q course, where
IL his philosophy? | cannot enlarge IN
the limited space OF q newspaper article
on the merits OF DR., \. and his problemati'
cal society, but will state yet q few points
ON the fallacy Of his assertion. A similar
statement was made agar or so ago, and
Al that time the n. y. Mercury was at
pains 10 get at the bottom of the statement
md found that in 1870, n,the city OF New
Work. with a population.o of 1900 Jewish
families. forty.six persons had either joined
other churches or intetmarried with mem,
hers Of same. l believe that II statistics
could have been kept they would not
show an increase over that percentage in
n wear in the last 1000 years.
lastly, o will find, In the same re-
preventative city, synagogues OF the az
,recste cost Of over $2,OO0,000, built in the
GaSt dozen wears You will also find in
stitutions OF education and charity in the
various trade-eentrcs, aud, more than all,
n spirit Of progress in accordance With the
ideas Of the times, and not a~ntagonistet TO
Other scots or churches, but stu holding
iastto the faith which has stood for ages,
and which will liveto prove sotuture gener-
atoms the truism OF the great Hiuefs
teaching. Wig: Dounto others as you want
them to do unto you." Mosaic
Wepablish. With pleasure the above
communication, but we submit 70 our
friend, the writer, that he does not 50 very
deem into The philosophy 81 Max Adler's
utierances as quoted in yesterdays issue
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JOHN ROBERTSON, Tn,..
TRUSTEES SALE.

IoHN ~RoBEKrsON. rrnr,.
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I-aaIeailons or Ba.Inss. Improvement.

Indieations OF Business Improvement.
The Chicago Tribune says: zone Of the
cheering Indications of an improvement
in business, Is the information which
reaches US from several Of the leading re-
tail houses Of the city of larger sales than
in the last three months OF any preceding
year since 1873. The wholesale trade
Of Chicago has been steadily growing
year by year, but the retail trade has
shrunk, or at the best remained station.
AIRY till now. Another good sign Is the
condition Of real estate, Houses and
stores are well rented, and many add.
tons have been made the past season to
to the number o. wholesale and retail
stores and dwellings. The LRtr-O odn
says: THE iobbins houses all agree that
aggregate sales for The week were excess
i've for the season. Such activity at this
advanced stage Of the season has no pre-
eedent In the history OF the trade. Col
lections are also as good as the average at
this date in former years.
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TnssE has never been in this country
suffering on so extensive a scale as that
witnessed now in England. We have our
tremendous reserve Of land all the time to
draw upon aud go't6. Prices may be low,
but the farmers are not in want of bread.
They make their living in the dullest aud
hardest Of times. Only when the earth
ceases to yield its fruits, can the gaunt
wolf Of hunger howl at their doors. In
the presence of such distress as 0 exists
in England no suffering that has:been en-
countered in this country seems unendur-
able. There have been individual cases,
and plenty OF them, of hardship, but over
there is want that rises TO the dimensions
of q national afiiction.
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By yirtueof u Decd Of Trust pade BY wInhn ".
NAbb and Annie Z. MeSAbb, ht wife, 10 he undd.
stxned Is Trustee, dated the 18th day Of NAY, 1911, md
Of record In the Clerks ofiee Of the County Coat q
Ohio county, West VITEinlA, In bOok u deetI d uUk
and mortgages No. ., At page as the uads1Sad
vii on
THURSDAY. the 18th day Of DecenbE. Al. ls4,
Commendng at 10 o'eloek A. NJ, sell at pable iBeIoa
at the front door d the Court Ho1ss q nA county,
In the eity Of Wheeling, West Virginh, The following
described real estate situate In aid city, countJ lnd
STATE, to.si: , undivided hall q! al thai Pat q
lot numbered etghty-nine, 10 the dh Wtrd d sud
city, which said parf measures ny feat in Width nd
runs Of thI Width from the ceek toI Ice dn Iron
the point, where the western boupdlfy Of nd paid
lot o inisrseetI With the north line Of ath EFeSt, 70
The alley hereinafter neadoted and At night AhEd
With the alley, and aId pan also includes the trtln.
nlar piece Of ground, hstTetn aid line last named
drawn 10 aid alley and aSh street; The sid part q
aid lot adIStns an alley 90 the east side Of aid part
lot and measures az Zee! 90 3th Eirart, and has %
ame the wagon shops ktssy operated ~ william Nc
Nabh, and e The same r1bted 70 William AeHleb
and Thomas Noeat BY Tbonn Nell and other ey
deed dated AErl sth, 1874, and DoS o. record la nd
Clerk odce "a deed book No. g, 1t iobs Inda
TEnS or SALE-opethid o. The purchase nenty,
or a much more IAereot - the purchaser may tINtn
pay, In cash, ind The residue 10 two eq1al Install
inents bearing inIerest from fhe day Of Ae, payable
dx and twelve months respectively from the day q
nIa, and secured By deed d trust 90 the pppsrty sod
The tNls u believed GOOD, bat seling ~ Trustee !
shall eoaTey only iueh die n u Vested IN nseJ NJ
GEORGE B. Caldwell, Trats.
The above ale has been adjourned Until FRIDAY,
December 9Th, A. D. is1s, At 10 O'clock A. ~ al ans
dso GEORGE B. CALDWELL. Trustee.
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Our wheeling pilgrims to Mexico.

chieso Tine.
The newspaper publications IN the city
of Mexico are volunteering information to
u.-;u,..s,o,b bos,s,ries and boarding.
a. .os". -
houses whefe they can ooa'u anu iouse
during their sojoun in the capital OF the
Grea,ers. The principal hotels are the
cm.,~,ha N.o;on.l tbs R.,or Tho San
o"iom, aie
Carlos, the lturpide, the ira soeiedau'
and the Comonfort At these hostelries,
Il Ia said. .there arc restaurants, cafes,
,m.s.S..s L.n.Sh,, ~ nr;,.a,a nav.
ohliafus' anu oasns' 'u' ~ p'''e ~"
lors."
Besides these establishments there is
Mrs. Gadsden's american family board
.ins.house," euls id Smindrio No. Z, where
a few pilgrims can find comfort and con-
tentment." There is also Miss Hube's
clearinghouse, Gale de San Franeisco No.
IL, with comfortable and wel-furnished
rooms" Atthese houses board and lodg-
ing can be obtained, "but no cafe or blll-
iard-rooms,n from which it is plain that
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IT isn't often that two newspapers get
into a lawsuit, but tho New Orleans Demo
rrlt has sued the Picdytlne for libel, claim
inc se5. 900 damases.-all about the State
printing. The Deaocrat would probably
compromise on $4,000, in view ofthe hard
times and the scarcity Of money. qsuea
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Spssaal Nn&aEs.sn..
a GARD

"A CARD ni
To all Who are suffering from the errors and indis-
eretious Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay. los
Of manhood, &C., ] win Ssud . recipe that Win cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE This crest remedy vI
discovered by a missionary In South Amerea. Send
a self-addressed envelope 70 the Rev. JosEPn I. H.
xAx, SaliOa D. Bbs House, SeF Teri cdE
deiqLrThsAE
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T,,r horse which wilkes Booth rode
from Washington after his murder Of
President Lincoln, is now owned in Pom
frrt. Conn, and is eighteen years old.
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Mrs. REpEccA HARDrSeD AVIS, formerly
Of this city, does a wide range Of writing
for the press. She Is a contributor for the
new publication called Sunday afternoon,
and has in it an interesting story called
nicholas Harbour's Work. Many of her
stories and uiiscellanies are tinted with
scenes, incidents, names and even verbiage
that arc somewhat peculiar to this part OF
the country. She isa gifted lady, and has
achieved a reputation that is a credit to
her old home here.
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rhnrmnn-ro.ter-earaeId

Cleveland Leader. 80
While It might help his Presidential
chances to carry Ohio as Governor, 70 be
defeated in the State contest would be
practically fatal, and Judge Thurman
Knows that In sneh 4 race either Gen. Gar
field or Mr. Foster would beat him out of
sight. His refusal to submit himself 10
nthe strain OF such o canvass shows that
Mr.. Turman's discretion, which be. threw
away last summer, has begun TO reassert
itself. q, 81 -N-r.,dn LnEyid,.H
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.lkY ETiIHA, Mm9lnuug b--- - a. ~
R~DooihS e~ontspoadlpg 1ryui Tlh'N -
proalpsaI polat, 70 whoa . hsoHL e=F
yin bs ptd. ELs
ApplfafI0n toT nta 10 slahthoaA ea4!
W5ts, elsIrjy stTtinE fall G54rvs, iSf iETis6
iormlti0n QSend OrdeTS 70 D,rPETN,
?. o. BaI q, NtS HNs3SLL
AIiourG and EItn5CdibET! priSinn EEIr.
1psrTfjoa "a n~ahAEens1id Gta1bo
RfGIRD apl JCBAL A. EARLY. arIl'
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To.pAYistheshortestdsyjp theyear-
DIST Of December. Hereafter stf al
"As The days hesintb lCugthsn., Sst I,
The cold should begin 70 trengthen."
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pa. srIpGER andolheP in the Cameron,
Marshall COUNT, neighborhoodate Saidto
be making ppa Kansas oplOny.
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J~oUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION

WHITE SOAP will WISH more doths'1 10 q
.bour than any other kind Of snApi coo -
Forret SATIN GLOSS FLOUR ne rrSg
Tfe's only friend. COMMONS W. H.,
leads the van: when mp one kT ~.
With his BROOKE COUNTY AlLA Vs.
pS 8 ''' LEV H. NORRIS -I'I''d'
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TRUSTEES SALE.
In The oreui. cOur. Of Ohio County. we. Virginia.
ee0rEs ziiss ),,rb.u .

ltRnFrN ZlIIHI
'SHtsA"o L., cAnu
s,rrs 7 Rord =. '
fJa%Sss IA Sy Vim, 4 , d..d NJ TINS. mad. n,
$3.50 TSn.ts. 5sisS ihs a Az ~ " nseeSssar
III ,IHa-t~S L. ~ 60 sIaa ~ SSas.
Eo",, N nsio soSna, W. Vi,,snIs m ~ 49,,
q tIasi, md neIts.se. u: :, q psses o, e I'D
~ y .a1nnS 49, ~ ~ tn.Sy sa Sy a
Lntn - \ Iii III =. u Aei0NA aAy" Ae'
Ioyn,y -. ess a. ,.-, :
Commencing a. ioS,sloeka Mt % ne premises sold,
10 the SiL o. Mneslns. nsss Nnglsa, a. ne rod
denee q Ge9tss lLiss g Haehe snelen % NE high
o. % much thersOt = may Be necessary % pay tho
debt secured ey nid deed q trust being The sum q
tl2 20 q Siih Interest iheseen tretn December q,
isns;1 70 ~ ~ eoy III II II, III .su1 Psa, ssiS ~ h ~ ~ Z;
70 ny: certain trAd o. hndt being par Of Wheel.
Ing Island, IN the eoanty 81 OHIO and State o. West
virtni.- and NJ sSaihsln Poruea q : tr,st q and
trustee Of n u. =. Zane and othent and the nms
traa Of land conveyed 70 aid George Zillos By eaidR.
v. WhelLn b. deed barring date March slt ~ and
once, add !. bounded .. folosE Beginning % the
re-. do o. he q. hrsash q the osio HLsE and q
sspsd Sy Asaiy MSsr ma nSy owned y Jsaa i:
Gtlehrst; thenee vtte toe north Inc o. md Guehrt1t
north az, vet g ss-l0 POLES . hse4.t bank Of The
west branch q aid river thenee up aid vest branch
md analng shsseSn nS,sa n sS,S sa;s 4 n.i@ Ole
thenee leaving aid west hnneh and crossing the L.
ADd south 81 east @ lSloo pole, % the nesf bank q
The east branch Of sd rSef and down nd HVer and
II. sac WI s. Gnt made q he Id Id down II
ne plat alsd ASEHs; y islS aHcpE he p5Psp q
90 the Ohio river, then 1.-THE louon the opposite hde
Of NoFth Front street extended, beginning With III
No Z, and taking them " erdst, except No. q %
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ALL those who have given 1t trial viii
not be without 1t. It cures, DR., Bulls
Cough Syrup. n,
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Bryy,Lo Bill has made, 1t is reported,
about sls5, 900 on The stage most Of which.
has inyestedin cattle.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTHsdeIphIa 4ecOmmodEion.@Thii train only runs
between wheeling and ThAdelphiR:
tSteubeuyiIle Accommodation.-This train during
The day passes backward and forward. between Mar.
tins Ferry and BeltAiro, stopping vhep required u
sherman House, EtniNle, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill. - 4'
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- =
Ar Claysville, Pa, butter is worth 10
and 10, eggs 20. feathers IS, honey 20.
apples So, potatoes 05, turkeys Sc and
chickens &c per pound.
At B~arnesyille, O., butter is ~, eggs 10
potatoes 10, oats 20 (wholesalel and corn
y.
At Cambridge, butter is l9i, eSgsl., rags
S, feathers 90, dried peaches 8, fresh beef
1 to 10.
At Parkersburg butter is 10, eggs 20, pc,
tatoes O5, corn IS.
woodsHeld, O., butters, eggs lSS rassl
dried apples u, peaches 5, fresh beef sand
10, green hides O., wheat rs, corn 40, oats
2j, potatoes GO. sxsr so
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M deFed, Granulatsd, CoheS md yellow, IA ION
md tof nls u lOEet mlfket rHte.
" RELAY. 40 snd mi NStn a.
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RLANK B0oKS-The DAILY ISTnrr-
" sseesr BeoE Biedsy de- better SuE q Al
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GEO. n cALDWEfL rruste

HI1vET z FACE, AuedoleefI. oc75
The above sale l. ldioarned until SATURDAY, the
1th day q November, is1s, Al II Seieek A. n; 1t The
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FRBw Sc
PrBLIsuKus AND raoFnrFOa-
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ADVERTISEMENTS

NOR sALE-A DESIRABLE BUILD
II M III, fronting about *, leet on Fulton street.
ma rannihs bach III feet on Chestnut street % Bal
rrnoFS fifSctf EAst Wheeling.
RTfrrfhtf infgFmatiop slply
qERLY Manchester Coal Work; O. JkS. WHEELe
Red EsntsR Agent, ecfEer TNenty-thirdA and
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Lots numbered one and thrSo 90 nId plat having
been old November -, 1874 for sos and 500 respee
d aAIcarued until SATURDAY, The nh day Il D.
esn6er, isTS, LtleS'slOf a. n, ii The = Place 90
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"a GEO. b Caldwell, Trustee.
L0h nunbsrUd s j o II y, Is, u andA % mid
.uS, assrsS1tiSs No sss .SSys ss sis = e ne PTo-
lSth day q DeSstaesI. 10 81 10 ssloek A n, At The
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SATURDAY, DEcElrBER 81. ISIS.
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e. Nos. 2s and "a Foursesnth Sl+es.-
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10

bien des citoyens qui Sc croient
fort eclair6s le croiront sur pa
role. II Y en- a d6ja bon nombre
qui s'y laissent prendre, ct nous
ne jurerions pas que beaucoup de
demoerates ne mordront pas a
l'hameeon. Nous ne craignons
done pas de le dire, il y q peril
en- la deneure. Car, ne croyez
pas que NJ. Grant nous reyienne
plus liberal quill n;etait parti.
Bien au contraire, il a WI plus
de despotes que de liberaux, ct
les hommes d'Etat quill o ire
quentes ne brillent pas par le
liberalisme de leur politique.
Parti autoritaire, M. Grant
nous revientlra pins autoritaire
encore, ct CONNIE c'est par le mi.
litarisme quill s'est eley6 ct a
gouyerne, csest par ie militarisme
encore quill pretend nous SAWYER.
lie parti democratic ma done
qua Sc bien tenir il hi faut nn
candislat bien connue, bien po'
|pulaire, an candidat presqu'irre-
sistible. Sans quoi, avec lie
prestige nouveau qui Fentoure.
avec les roueries politiques qu'il
a pu apprendre en- Europe, dou
blees de celles quill eonnaissait
|deja dams le passe parmi nous, il
peut encore escamoter la presi-
dence ct cette fois.ci, nous pou-
vons I'affirlner hardiment, ellie III
serait pas tentlre, ellie nous
menerait d In baguette.
Avis 4 qni tle tlroit.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10
Convention Daraaocratique.

La convention democratique,
rGunie 4 Baton-Rouge, comptait
un plus grand nonbre de dele
CUES presents que nous le sup
posions. La chaIeur ct la panique
qui regne dams les paroisses mont
empeche qu'un nombre restreint
de d6l6gues dc Sc rendre a leur
poste.
L'assembl6e, appellee d Fordre
|lundi d midi par lie colonel Pat
ton, president du comite central
de rEtat, a proc6de a son orga-
nisation finale en- appellant a la
presidenee pHon. A. s. Heron,
| de Baton Rouge.
Voici la plate-forme adopt6e
| par la convention, don't nous EN-.
pruntons la traduction d F44beille
lde la NouvelIe- Orleans
l. Que le parti d6mocrate.con.
Iseryateur de l'Etat de la Louisia.
Inc, reuni en- convention, reuou.
'Ivelle tous les engagements
.tcontenus dams la plateforme du
1 lparti de Juliet 1876 ct particulie
lrement ce qui suit:
i Nous engageons, par la pre-
,Isente, notre parti q Paecomplisse
lment de toutes les obligations
llegales, emises par pEtat de ID
Louisiana ct nous nous enga
, Igeons d tourner nos plus energi
,IQues efforts dams la direction d.
la r6forme ct dune administra
'Ition economique du gouverne
sIment ct specialement vers Pablo
.llition des places inutiles; |;
reduction des droits ct salaire
ministeriels au point de men plu
, lfaire qu'une Remuneration 6qni
; table ella reduction des taxes
. 10 derniere limite possible ave
les depenses necessaires du gou
vernement; !; le maintien de liz fe
I IpubIique ct Ia restriction du pa
1 itronage dangereux de l'Executi
de lEtat.
2 Resolu que linteret des elias
ses industrielIes produisant |
s richesse est un int6r6t snprGm
.Ipour lie peuple des Etats Uni.
Ceux don't le travail ct l'espri
9 d'entreprise produisent la riches
Q Sc doivent etre assures den jouil
Notre plus ehaude sympathi
est acquise aux classes Iaborieu
ses qui ont etc misses hors den
!, p!oi par Ia pelitjeue fnaneier
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
RAPHAEL BELTRAN
Us. No. 2l27
vALSIN LANDRY

By virtue of and In obedience TO
a writ of tferi .facias to me direct
ed, dated the 9th day OF July, 1873.
issued our OF tne above senelelea
courssin the ABOVE hanIpslsl ,, a.u
ensltlea case, ! nave ssl1e1 anu a., Mln s
oneE Ior sale 70 s'le lase y aliu llls sness
p,uoer, m ~ ene eouis l'oase' u Sap
oleohsiiie' Oh
SATURDAY.. August II. 1873.
#hatween the hours of II O'Clock 4
If and { o,clock p III the fnlIow-
ing aaser;l,ad nronartv viz
o.,.s-:lss - s.
One unulslaeu tlI..u ~ 9 eeI.slln
suga pan .saIoE, si.aasen n' II sne
sai isn " aasaln ps'oa' az - u,s %.
rasonrcbe and aRnut f.,rfy arnsnts
from said havon measnr;nd one
bun1rad and n;netv.fsva acpas in
sanerf;c;as more or lass bonndad
ahova and in tbe rear bv land of
W;dov Mareal;n Ronrg and halaw
and n front hy land of sTre George
U W Homes. tcgatIar With ena M
5;s;ded. third of aIl tba hn;lI;nas
;mnrovamants mac1,;n.rv carts,
farn;no utensils growin9 eron. ofz
twelve mules nne horse and all
apnurtenanees. rights. ways. nrivi-=
lleges and seryitades thereon ond
thereunto attached and belonging,
or LII any wise thereto appurta1nILg.
a. n Z.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10

Lunai.les delegations des pa.
roisses composant lie 3me district
congressional ont tenu leur con.
vention a Baton Rouge et ont
choisi pour candidat rHon. Jos.
Fl. Acklen, lie titnlaire actuel du
district au Congress. CONNIE
nous nous y attentions notre
jeune ct frepresentant n'avait
pas d'opposition.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10

Les habitans de Baton Rouge
ont droit aux renerciements des
d6legu6s 4 Ia convention tenue
cette semaine dams cette vile,
pour paccpeil bienvelllant qu'ils
leurs ont fait ct les soins de toute
sorte qu'ils. leurs ont prodignes
pendant leur sejour dams cette
charmaate localit6.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10

Jalouse sans donto des autres
localities, Napoleonville . etabli
"a quarantaine chez ellie plus
stricte, plus dure que partout
ailleurs. Allons, puisque tout le
monde sen mele, au tour de Che
yretteyille maintenant!
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10

LIE Bayou est tellement bas que
L es petits steamers meme ont de
la dificult6 a = naviguer. Les
chalands won't bient6t les rem
placer dams leurs voyages.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10

Samedi proclaim auront lien
les elections preliminaires pour
les officers de paroisse 4 eIire
aux elections de noyembre pro-
chain.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-08-10

Pas de enlargement cette Sc
maine dams la temperature qni
est touiours excessiyement chau-
de. LIE mails est Complement
soc cit bon d ramasser. La canine
pousse ct grossit d vue d'eil.