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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-09-24
Vol. l6.---No. "a
He Got Even,

Last evening q tall, raw -boned hun
gry-looking man wearing the garb Of
countryman, stepped up to the Office Of
the Grand Hotel and after "rastling''
with the register, on which be scrawled
.R. Townsend, Newport, ky" he nc
costed Clerk Schuyler, and reconed
he'd take bite Of supper" throwing
down a dollar on the counter. The
money was raked in BY Schuyler, who
said:
"You'll find the dining room on the
frat floor. just go up three flights Of
steps"
The stranger hesitated He glanced at
the place where the dollar was put then
he looked hard at the clerk, as II waiting
for something.
Right up stairs there, sir said tho
clerk. a.
but ah--well, don't ] git any change
back -
Changer"
"Yes. That's a dollar bill gave
you"
.Of course. That's all right. That's
the regular charge for supper"
"A dollar for supper Well"
And then Mr.. Townsend broke for
that supper-room with strange light
in bis eye and look of firm determine
ton In his face. Sitting down to the
table, he wrapped his cowaide boots
around the legs OF the table and sailed
in. He scooped the grub in with both
hands, and kept 1t up for full half an
hour. Those sitting around and soon
attracted by the novel sight, and one
matter Of fact guest, thinking the man
was eating on wager. kept tally, and
this was what he checked off on bill OF
fare: Two cups Of coffee, three blates
plain bread. two plates fried mush, one
plate corn beef, one plate chicken, one
plate cold ham. two plates loin Of veal,
two plates broiled beef, four plates
fresh fish, two plates fried eggs, two
plates fried potatoes, one plate baked
potatoes.
The man who "seored" during his
epigastrc feat then took the record to
Schuyler, who, after enjoying hearty
laugh at the expense of the hotel. fgur-
ed on it, with restaurant prices as a
basis, and found that his Newport friend
had got away with just 81 o. worth
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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HEALTH NOTES.

Coal oil externally appli ed is good for
sore throat and diphtheria.
Vigorous motion of the jaws, as II
masticating, will stop bleeding at tho
nose.
A thick cream Of common whiting
and water In excellent Tor burns or
scalds.
A spoonful Of ground coffee smolder.
ed on Goals is the best purifier for sick or
musty rooms.
An ounce Of cream tartar In pint Of
water drank at intervals Is said to be u
cure for small. box.
ter over it, and in six hours 1t can DO
picked out with needle.
To prevent cinders from locomotive
hurting the eye, put a faxseed in each
corner and let them dissolve.
| A German physician claims to have
traced the death of the infants to the
sun shining on oil-cloth tops to baby.
coaches.
hC uhmOHiu VI tuC NOmMClNlat ACt~
tlizers manufactured in the suburbs Of
Augusta, Ga, has completely driven out
the chills and fever and other malaria that
used to infest the locality. e
| The following is said to be an excel.
lent remedy for burns: ounce OF pull
verified borax, quart of boiling water,
] ounce Of pulverized alum. Shake up
well and bottle Wrap the burn up in
soft linen and keep constantly wet with
the solution. Do not remove the linen
until the hurn is cured.
! About pound of copperas (sulphate
of iron, at u cost Of few cents, put in
to water closet, will entirely deodor-
ize it, pounds in q bucket OF water,
thrown down a cesspool, will have the
same effect There is no unpleasant
odor from it. as there is from chloride
of lime or calbolic acid This is worth
knowing, especially at this season Of the
year.
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A Convenient Family.

A blind beggar on the Point Neuf en-
treated the charity of the passers by on
the plea of being a poor blind man, the
father of two children. A gentleman
who responded to the.pitiful appeal saw
same man few days afterward, at Asni-
eres, soliciting aims as poor blind man,
the father of four children. What y
said he-speaking Of course in French
shave you had two children since saw
you in Paris last week." mo, SIR" was
the unabashed reply, "but in Paris living
is so dear that two children is sufficient
to excite pity; in the country am oblig,
ed to have four at the very least, and
even then find it hard TO make both ends
meet." chambers Journal.
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1sv- Wisdom 10 tho knowledge. within
ourselves, that there is some one who
knows more than we do.

SGy- Wisdom 10 tho knowledge. within
ourselves, that there Is some one who
knows more than we do.
Mamma" said precocious young.
ster, at a tea table, the other evening, at
ter long and yearning gaze toward q
plate of doughnuts, do you think l
could stand another Of these fried
holes Z"
There may be " land that IL is fairer
than this" we do not deny it, We viii
not controve,t the statement, but wei
bet thousand dollars there is no land
where a hackman can carry you shor-
ter distace for more money.
"Why does lightning SO rarely strike
twice in tho same plcef' Prof Wort
man asked the new boy iii the class in
natural philosophy. Huh" said the
new boy, ait never needs to-" And it 10
singular that nobody had thought Of that
before.
A greenback orator shouts, "Give
US greenbaeks ere we starvew Waiter.
pass the watermelon that way--the Wild
eyed son OF toll WAITS nourishment.
| A cheerful face is nearly as good for 4
patient as healthy weather.
Did you ever sec white lie?
The first fall of man-down stairs.
The LATEST place in Germany-'Eidel-
berg.
Suits of fall kinds will be fashionable
next month.
Friends are won by those who believe
In winning
1t is good 10 be deaf when the SANDER.
Ell begins to talk,
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FLUID SoAr-For cleaning, removing
spots, stains, etc, the following is the
best soap: Get from the druggist, in the
same bottle, 4 ounces of aqua ammonia
| ounce of sulphurlc ether, ounce of
clycerine, and | ounce of alcohol Cut
into small pieces 4 ounces of white cas-
tile soap; pour over 1t a quart of tepIo
water: keep it over the fire until all the
soap is dissolved; then add 3 quarts Of
tepid water. Take it from from the fire
add the mixture and bottle it immediate
ly. Wet sponge with the fluid soap
rub it on the soiled places, and wipe dry
With clean rag 1t also cleans boy
and mems clothing, felt hats, etc, yer,
nicely,
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POETRY Y.
Meadow Talk.

BY CAROLINE LESLIE.
A humble bee, yellow as gold,
Sat percne1 on a red-cloyer top,
When grasshopper, wlry and old,
Came along with skip and hop,
"Good-morrow! cried he, "Mr. Bumble- Bee
You seem to have come to STOP"
1--WE people that work."
Said the bee with jerk,
"Find benefit sometimes in stopping;
Only insects like yo Il,
Who have nothing to 40.
Can keep up perpetual hopping.
The grasshopper I,ansed hio way,
And thoughtfully hunched up his knees;
why trouble this sunshiny day"
Quoth he, with reflections like these?
follow the trade for which was made;
Veal can't be wise humble bees
"There's time to be sad,
And time to be glad;
time both for working and stopping;
For men to make money,
For you to make honey,
And for me to do nothing but hopping
-[St. Nicholas
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y-Benevolence is nothing more thar
good will.
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EF Charity is transformations bestow-
mcnt of favors upon those who are in
need.
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LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS,
WILL buy and sell lands. take dispositions pay
w taxes. secure donations, -empti0ns, home.
steads and furnish township pats showing all lands
subject to donation. sale and presumption in every
township and county in the State. Investigate titles
and abstracts furnished. have superior facilities
or furnishing information from all Departments O.
the Sta Government.
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Van Buren, Grange, PHI.

WAN RuRrN GRANGE, No. SO, P.ofH. Reg
Y ular meetit rs, first Saturday OF each
month at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. at l,emleys Hail.
4 miles east of Van Buren,. ARK. PATRONS IN
good standing are fraternally invited.
NJ. G. LEMLEY, w. NJ.
is .BoArRIGur Secretary.
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EE- Pity is the natural child of soul
nobleness.
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MASONIC.
ROYAL Arch Mason9.
100. f..

CRAWFORD LODGE, No. 6, of ODD FELLOWS,
meets every Friday, at o'clock. 7. M. at then
[sll in Eagle Block.
H0MAS NJ. MCGEE, N. q.
BERKELEY NEAL. Sec'y.
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Happy land-a contented lot,
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,gE WHEELING DAILY NTELLIGENCER MONDAY MORNING JANUARY = 1870
FRAUDS ON TRE b
Passes and counterfeit Tienets.

From the Detroit Free Pssa
The travelling public should understand
that The railroads, 10 order 10 protect
themselves from frauds, instruct their
conductors lotAke up passes and collect
fare from persons who cannot be indenti'
fed % legitimate posseSsors otsuch court.
esies, The extension Of the Rystem Of
limited tickets also makes TIA matter Of
decided risk 10 purchase tickets anywhere
but At a regular railroad ticket Office.
The economically inclined passenger
with a ticket bought at reduced rates at
an irresponsible "scalpipg Office may
6nd himself, at the very beginning OF his
Journey, caught up by the conductor with!
4 ticket whose date has expired, and
WHOM IL therefore not valid for passage,
There would not be much economy In
that for the passenger. Besides, the bus
iness OF counterIeiting railroad tickets
has been quite extensively gone into oil
late, and counterfeit tickets are frequen'
tly offered for sale. A gang Of ticket
counterieitefs were not long ago detected
at indianapolis and q part Of them arres'
ted. The work Of counterfeitiDg still con
%tinues, and the railroads, to protect
themselves have adopted new forms and
taken other precautions to shield them
selves against loss. So far as the public
Ia concerned the moral isyehy plain :
"Neyer buy tickets OF outsiders or a
unauthorized ticket offices."
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Ohio Leaf
BALTIMORE, January 8, 1873.

BALTIMORE, January 3, 1878.
EdIto's IutsIngencer.
We hsye to report hardly any change
In our market for Ohio Tobacco during
the past month; the transactions have
been very limited. embracing only a cou-
pie hundred hogsheads, and prices have
ruled low. The stock OF Ohio in first
hands on the frst Of January was $500
bids, and Of Maryland 7.500-hhds. The
total stock Of Ohio In first and second
hands amounts to $500 hhds, and Of
Maryland to l4,600.
The stock OF Ohio 10 the Bremen mar
ket, In importers hands, is 1880 hhds.
Ii Ia generally believed that "a coon as
the German Parliament assemblies, which
will be either this month or by the mid
die Of February, a higher tax will be
levied on Tobacco in Germany. This
expectation has led to some speculative
purchases in Bremen Of the low and me
dunn grades Of Kentucky, Virginia and
Maryland Tobacco, but according 70 late
adyices the excitement has again subsidized
and the market Is reported quiet.
As regards the style Of duty to be i'm.
posed Il seems to be generally believed,
that the same will be placed on the raw
article, but at The same time II is not al.
together impossible that the German
Government may choose to put 1t on the
manufactured article as is the case In
this country. II the tax should be raised
on the Leaf, It is likely to unsettle the
Tobacco business at the German ports for
some time to come, and fresh imports
will hardly find purchasers, us the man.
u~facturers OF Germany will no doubt
work up their old stock, before laying in
a fresh supply on which they would have
10 pay a much higher duty. -.
Pending this change Of duty, which
may virtually close to US for q considera.
BILE period the Bremen market, w would
caution our friends again not to make
further purchases OF the new crop, unless
at very safe prices; We regret that SO
much OF II has been purchased already,
at higher figures than seem warranted by
the prospects Of the market.
The inspections Of Ohio Tobacco up 10
December 81, amount to 22,2S0 Hhds.,
against 17,436 Hhds. in 1876.
Yours truly, WILKEss & BEAII.
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IN OUR
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

You will find our stock full and complete, and
At o SS.t iSat t wSite Blankets for 81 90 arc the boss
Blanket in the city for that price.
Our heavy Grey TwiIled Flannel, l2he takes
them all down.
20 Yards fne Brown Muslin or........-...~:..Sl 0o
~ Yards "a extra quality Bpched Muslin Tor 7! "
10 Yards extra quality Cotton Flannel ior-..- /! w
10 Yards beAt Calico ......,.............'...". ! ~ ~
70 Yards good Carpet...t.............."............ 9 @
20 Yards extra good CaTpet...................:... u ev
our Powered Carpet beats all others for price "
The cheapcst stock Of CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS
and WINDOW SHADES In the city. Come and
Zee our gods before buying.
ssNo Goods aIisrepresented>sa
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Anuque Errors,

In this enlightened age and land, End &C.
ceptance only with the prejudiced and ig.
norant. Il Is impossible, for instance, 70
persuade any large proportion Of apeople
who have imbibed their ideas OF logic In
common schools and free academies, that
II Is expedient to cram their systems with
mercury, rasp their bowels with colycinth
and jaiap, OF stupefy their brains with
o%piates, when pure, effective, safe, botanic
cordial like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which relieves every disorder for which the
poisonous drugs have been heretofore pre-
scribed, Is within the reachot every one.
Old fashioned remedies ore rapidly giving
ground before the advance OF this conquer
ing specific. and old fashioned IDEAS In re-
gard TO depletion as q means Of crre, have
been quite exploded by the success OF the
great ~renoyant, which tones the system,
tranquilizeS the nerves, induces sound re:
pose, neutralizes malaria, depurates and
enriches the blood, rouses the liver when
dormant, and promotes a regular habit Of
body. - eod&w
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

Reduced In preO TO give all a chance TO buy q
Chrstmas or New Years Present.
A btg lot Of Dress Goods arriving o. lIsttc' .,s
Our fne Black CaAhmeres, all wool lori y, 70 aha
7Sc, and undoubtedly the best goods lntheci'y i'
the price.
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NOTICE
John 2. ylnai, Plaintiff:

Edward wyman, E. r. Cutter, 7. c. b. Smith,
JosephDayii, Thomss Porter, William n. ChAn.
cello; late spociAl Receiver, appointed by thu
Circuit Court OF Wood county, in u certain AuiI
~ chancefy therein depending between nid
Edward Wyman and Z. T. Cutter, com.
pIalnAntA, and Joseph Davis and T. G. II. Smith,
defendants, and John w. wills, Special Re.
eelyef, appointed by aid Court In nid caue
Ia Tie Circuit Court Of Ohio county, wat Wiz.
ginla. In Chaucery
To the above named parties, plaintiff and de.
iendanIa; You will take noliee that The above
entitled cause was referred 10 me, one Of the Com.
niis1soner Of The Circuit Court Of Wood county, ut
tho December term, 1877, fer the purpose OF aicaf-
taininK and rrporting 20 tho Court certain facts
particularly required by nid decree Of reference,
q copy. Of whlth 10 In my Office and % which you
are referred for q particular statement OF every.
thing to DO examined into and reported upon BY
the Commissioner. In accordance with the ordSr
Of reitrence aisresald, ! have hxed upon tho six.
Ieenth gay OF JannaTy, 1873, between the hours Of
. O'clock y. and Q j. N. Of sid day, atny office,
Az Court ltreet, 10 the city Of harkers6urH, IN
the county Of Wood, State Of West Virginia, 10
lake The teI1mouy Of all the parties 70 sSld Acdon,
" uetted and deemed Necessary, and will continue
the sane from day 10 day and Tine 10 time, n nee
esaary, until all the testimony and the report Of
nc lndeHi ined 10 completed a required by lRid
You are commanded, In the name Of the State
obedlencS 10 ibis notice and 10 protect your inieT-
csts In relation TO the mAtters before ms 10 aid
reference.
Given under my hand, at my Office, this l4th
day Of December, 1871.
delI.A Commissioner.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN
pr. RIc0RD'S ESSENCE nE IlEE

Restores manhood and the visor Of youth 10 The
most shattered consultation In four weekS. FAIL
uRE 1MPuSSlBAE This llie-restoring remedy
should he taken by all about 10 marry, or who
have become weakened from excess or any other
e'use. success In ercry eal0 Is a. certain 70 that
water quenches tillISt. Sole Agont, Or. JOSEPH
JACQUES UniHOrEty Place, New York. Drug
slttS Supplied. lis
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F%=~% . - e.
BELLAIRE LocAIsI-Tie funeral oil
the late Thomas Mulkearn. whose dead
body was found lying on Bridge street,
Thursday night last, took place Saturday
afternoon last from the residen CO OF his
brother-ln.law. Mr.. P. Wheaton.
A young man named Mitch. Welsh, re.
siding on Gravel Hill, died on Friday
night last Of typhoid fever. The re-
mRins were consigned to their final rest.
Ing place yesterday afternoon.
The Axle grease and Baking Powder
manufacturing establishments OF j. II.
Pitt, in South Bellaire, is now In good
running operation. Mr.. Will. Daugher.
~, formerly clerk at the Globe House, Ia
the travelling salesman.
The Belmont Glass Works will resume
operations Monday next.
The delinquent tax List Of this county,
"a recently published, credits a very fair
proportion, nearly two-thirds, Of its
number to property holders Of this city.
The merry Jingle OF sleigh bells, inter
mingled with many Ghnrrah and hearty
laughter, every eveningup to a late hour,
since the recent heavy fall Of snow, indi.
Gates no little enjoyment Of the opportu.
nifty so suddenly offered TO the pleasure
seekers and gay ones about here.
Late on Saturday evening Officer
Rowles was seen winding his way in the
direction OF the city cooler with 4 bois-
ferrous "reuton,n saturated with bad whis.
XIV, hanging to lis arms.
The following officers were installed in
Bellaire ~Encampment, No. 1872, l. o. O..
F., on Friday evening last, to serve for
the ensuing term: Julius Armstrong,
@. P; John Bare, H. P. John Miller, s.
w; William Blaney, ]. W.; @. D. Bowser,
Scribe; Charles Brockmsn, Treasurer.
The Kern Lodge, No. 1928, i. O.. o. F.,
Saturday last installed the following
named officers TO serve for the ensuing
term: Charles Konemund, N. G.; Con.
rad PhatE, v. G.; Charles Brockman,
Secretary; August Bahra, Treasurer.
Thia being the Week Of Prayer, services
will be held every afternoon and evening
until Friday next At 9 and IF. NJ, to.
day, opening prayer at the Disciples
Church.
A fine OF IS Is usually assessed against
any Of those who refuse or neglect 10
clear t%hepayement, in front 0 ftheir prop
erty OF snow or Ice.
Letthis be 4 warning.
A more yigilant eye by our Police,
upon amateur snow ballists, Is SCALED for.
Ayoupg lady named Laura Wilson, on
Saturday evening last, nearly loet her
left eye BY being hit With a hard snow
ball, thrown bya young squalid looking
street urchin. ]. E, D.
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10 work; hat II they depend on locks and
DANG alone they will do Is much injury
good. / am afraid. The locks will re-
oufre too frequent breaking up Of toWs;;
But four dams between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati will do, with wing walls where
needed, made as high as the water rises,
and reservoirs on The Cheat add ALE
rbeny, 70 be let Of gradually only tahe
Sgy Iotota tVater, will accomplish 1t and not
be rs expensive as the numerous dams
otherwise required. The river bed ID
one.Htth wider than II was atty years ago
therefore where the wing dams do NOT
protect the shore willows should be
planted.
Business Is dull here, Of course, as iror
is still fat, and we have not the men here
that you have. There are two young
men named Bali from about Wheeling In
NE Steel Works. II they had the CAPITA
thew would make il 4 big thing. They
have all they can do now with their liml,
ted means. II the tariff is not tinkeree
with, We may DO able TO compete viii
Sheffield In time. I have seen some
specimens Of steel made by a single pro-
cess from a peculiar ore found in the east
ern part Of the country; but l am no
ready TO put full faith in II.
Weather spring.like. Good stage I
river, but iogs make the boats uncertain
SoIoTA.
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Woman as Described by Various
French Authors,

Only be who has nothing to hope for
from a woman is truly sincere in her
Professionalism.
In everything that women write there
will be thousands Of faults against gram.
mar; but also, 10 a certainty, always a
charm never 10 be found in the letters Of
men, Madame de Maintenon.
Men can better philOsophize on the hu.
man heart, but woman can read 1t better.
j. j. ROsseau.
II is q universal rule, which, as far as
I know, has no exception, that great men
always resemble their mothers, who i'm.
press their mental and physical mark up.
on their Michele.
A woman frequently resists the loves
abe feels, but cannot resist the love she
inspires.-Mada,ne Fee.
Love in q woman's life is a history; in
a name, an episode.-Medame de Sad.
There exists among women q secret tie,
like that among priests Of the same faith.
They hate each other, yet protect each
others interests.-DiddOt.
No woman, wen the most intellectual
believes herself to be decidedly homely.
-Stdh.
Great and rare heart offerings are
found almost exclusively among women;
nearly all the happiness and most blessed
moments in love are OF their creating,
and so also in friendship, especially when
II follows love.-DuelO,.
Providence has 80 ordained II that only
two women have u true interest in the
happiness OF a man-his own mother and
the mother Of his children. Besides
these two legitimate kinds Of love, there
Is nothing between the two creatures ex-
cept vain excitement, painful and ID lie
delusion.- - etape EeuiRet.
Most Of their faults women owe to us,
whiht we are indebted to them for most
Of nnr better qualitieS.-Lemese.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


elm Grove Accommodation This Train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDIily except sunday-Newark Accommodation.
!steubenylIle AccommOdAu0n.-This train dur
inr the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellatre, stopping when requi-
red at sherman House, &tnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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MEETING.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
.n1vIDEND NOTICE.

The Board of Managers of this ConpapI
have declared a dividend OF four ~ Pa
cent on the Capital Stock OF the Company
payable on demand OH or after the l&i
day Of January, 1873, to the Stockholders
their legal representatives holding stock d
the close of the slst day Of December Isl.
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TRUsrEE's SALE

BY virtue Of a deed oil trust made BY Daniel
Cushing and wife to jamie ::McCluney, % trustee,
dated July 18th, 1873, and recorded In Book NO.
10, Folio tSl, in the office Of the Clerk Of the Coun-
order Of lie Circuit Court Of Ohio County. West
VlrRlnla, made GU The 18th day Of May, 1917. sut-
stitItIns my name rs Trustee In Sald deed oil Irnst,
for that Of Jones Mckinney (who has refused to
urve), I will offer ioI sale at public auction. at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
Wat Virginia nm