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The National Scourge.

1t is estimated that the annual damages
caused by the ravages of insects and worms
exceed $150000,000 in the United States
alone. Truly an enormous loss Yet it sinks
into insignifcance when compared with
the ravages of that more terrible scourge,
Consumption, which annually sweeps hun
dreds OF thousands of human souls into
eternity. The causes of consumptio are
various, depending in every instance for
the development of the disease upon the
scrofulous diathesis, or temperament, of
the victim. Thus the same cause which
will produce in one person an attack of
acute disease or a slight nervous prostra-
tion, wilt engender consumption in per-
son of scrofulous habit. That consumption
can be cured by proper treatment Will be
| readily perceived when the exact nature of
the disease is understood, viz: the accumu-
latlon and deposition of scrufulous matter
ttubercles) in the lungs. Obviously the
principal remedies required are q a power
ful Alternative, or blood-purifier, to arrest
| the accumuiations and also cleanse the blood
of the scrofulous matter, and (2) mild
| cathartic to expei the diseased matter from
the system. This course of treatment, in
conjunction with a strict hygienic regime,
| has proved the most successful method Of
! curing this disease. DIR. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
| Pellets are the best Alternative and cathartic
remedies before the public, and have been
| alone used In thousands OF cases OF con-
sumption with the most marked efficacy.
| DIR. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, at Buffalo, n.
| Y, affords special and unequaled advan-
tages to consumptives, not only possessing
the best medical and hygienic means of
treatment, but having the essential advan-
tage of being situated in a climate where
| the inhabitants are notably free from this
| disease.
The delicate membrane which envelopes
the lungs, and lines the air passages, is ex-
ceedingly sensitive, and slight irritation
of it increases and spreads very rapidly
Remembering this, use, if you are attacked
by cough or cold, that incompatible pull
monic and preventive of consumption, DR..
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, which
| invariably gives speedy relief and ulti-
mately effects complete cure in all cases
where the breathing organs are affected.
Use it in time and prevent serious bron-
chial troubles. Sold by ali druggists.
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FAMILIARITY with the writings of the great poets
is necessity tn any one who wishes to appear well
in company. For 10c we will send q book of $50
selections from the beautiful melodies of Moore the
grand poems of Byron, and the unequaled songs OF
Burns, and SO popular songs. Desmond 4 Co., 80
Race st.. Phia,
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For upwards of thirty years Mrs. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
children with never-failing success. 1t cor.
rects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhea, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well-tried
remedy. 25 cts. bottle.
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He rushed out from her at the Grand
the other night, and came back in few
moments with the remark that there
was fire up the street.
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Attention, Soldiers!

+ IEUTENANT a. J. GRAYSON'S HISTORY
i OF THE THREE MONTHS; CAMPAIGN IN
WESTERN VIRGINIA,'' is just out, and will be
sent postpaid to any address receipt of price
Single copy cents; three copies to address, ST.
Address JOHN A. CROZIER, Courier Office, Madi-
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Three dozen Boxes d-4 gross, will be
sent TO PEDDLERS, STOREKEEPERS,
DRUGGISTS, texpressage paid, on receipt
of $4.OO-abOut elevenscents box.
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Cincinnati Musical institute.

:, Faculty -Instrumental, Miss II. E. Evans, Miss
Rose Fortman, Miss Roma Gilman; Vocal, Miss
EMMA CRANCH, Miss Annie f. March. Piano, Organ,
Vocal M usic and Theory taught. Prof. II. Andre S
system followed. Arrangements for boarding pupils.
ADS Miss HATTIE E. EVANS, 30 W. 9th St., Cint, o.
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To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweet
en- the breath, use Browns Camphorated
Saponaceous Dentifrice. 25 cents a bottle.
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Demonstrated be. by HIGHEST H0N0RS At ALL
WORLDS EXPEDITIONS FOR TWELVE YEARS; ;
PHILADEIpHIA. ls16; PARIs 1873; aud GRAND swEp-
awarded highest honors atan. such. Sold for cash
installments. Nr>rdted Catalogues and Circulars
with nt W styles and prices sent free MASON HAM
LIN ORGAN Co., BosroN, New YORK. or CHIcAGo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30
ANCIENT CASTLES.

What appeals to the imaginative and re.
Elective powers Of man more than the ruins
OF some ancient Uncovered aud foraker
castleI Poets have invited the muses. 70
help them weave into verse the legenderic
chivalryl and bravery that history aceords
10 their former owners and occupants.
Painters have We'd with each other In por.
traying the grandeur Of their solitude and
decay. But Is not the premature and social
wreck OF thousands OF young people annu.
ally, q theme that Ghonld appeal much more
keenly to the reflective faculties Of man
Or. X. v. PIERCE Of Buffalo, N. Y, pre-
Scribes his Golden Medical Discovery In
such affections with the most gratifying re.
suits. No known remedy equals or com.
pares with Il in purifying and enriching
the blood, strengthening and inyigorating
the nervous system. II the bowels be con.
stipated, use his Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets.
In the more complicated cases, DR.. Pierce
may be consulted by letter, aud will gen.
orally be able TO prescribe medicines espe'
cial'y prepared for each individual case
that will speedily restore nervous yigor and
perfect health.
The following parties, among thousands
OF others, have either been cured by the use
Of DR.. Plerce's Medicines or have observed
their wonderful curative properties on
friends:
j. r. seitz, Cairo, Ky; Mrs. A. N. VII.
liams, Clayerack, N. y; Q. J. Hobbs, Ran
dolph, Pa; 4. b. Garfield, Chatham -Four
Corners, N. Y; Albert C. Baston, Washing
ton, Ohio; Mrs. E. B. Day, Metropolis, ILL.,,
John D. Ledterman, Pskin, H.; R. a.
johnson, Buffalo, N. Y; A. Mcclure, Al
bany, N. Y; L. w. Griswold, Brackville,
N. T.: ]. w. Bayer, Vermillion, III. For
| further particulars see 'The Peoples Com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser" an illustrated
work Of over 900 pages, sold, postpaid, for
81 so. Address the author, K. V. Pierce,
| N. D., Buffalo, N. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30

TaE London World whispers VERY
loud) word OF protest in the ear Of
English fashion sgainst new way that
Englishwomen Of the world are falling
into Of recognizing agentleman by giving
u pert nod with the head, instead Of a
slight bow with the head and shoulders
Itappears that the Princess Of Wales has
led the fair subjects Of her husbands
mother into this sloyenly habit, without
intending SO TO do, by little trick she
has Of thua recognizing intimate friends
whom she has seen once or twice before
in the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30

A Nlw York commercial paper has
been interviewing the merchants Of that
city about the commercial travellers "
or bagmen,D ss..it Gala them, and finds
universal agreement that they have be-
come a permanent necessity. The mer-
chants all protest that they would like to
abandon the System, bu. every one feels
that II the remainder Of his rivals were
to drop the "travelers he could make
aJortune BY keeping them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30

THE New York HeratGs Paris CORES
pendent says the average expenses per
day for a single person Visiting the expo
sitioa should not exceed 1926; for IS gu.
perior attendance and style should be ay.
ailable. These prices include wine and
eyery extra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30

ouR Granger friends are not praying
very loud for rain Just now, but 1t IL
pleasing to see by the reports from the
interior that their recent surfeit Is not
yet the occasion Of any very extended
grumbling. The crops still hold out a
glowing promise Of prosperity, and II the
situation dose not grow wore hereafter,
wa shall have such harvest as We only
dream Of once In lifetime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30

BrsIpls lhe"Liberian Exodus Associa-
ton" which ownes the ship Azor, oil
Charleston, societies for promoting emf.
grafton to Africa have been formed
In North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi and Florida. The latest
report OF the American Colonization
sSclety states that nearly 100000 Of the
freedmen Of the South are disposed to go
The managers OF the society express thu
opinion that "a wisely arranged ant
moderate and gradually increasing reno
val would be good thing for those wht
70 and for those who remain.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

cToLEs RoHDs-Ths following Martins Fer
~ ~ sehool Bonds were stolen from the under.
dpSdt near 81 clainyIlle Ohio, On sunday All u
and pay aba 70 6Amnol 6l1eh Or oeAfoIi No :,
800 due 1851, payable 70 NngEret Gilon or bar
Gj No 70, $50 doe 1881, pl( able 70 y 4. utnien.
All persons ne hereby notified not TO negotiate
'I STst! " p'''n'n' nN 0s'n s stSTn CITIZEN.
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THE WHEELING DAILY NTEIGENCE TUESDAY MORNING APRl 50 1916

Apleain bar that The libellouiiI mattsr
was publahed only 10 . pleading in the
regular course q Judicial procedure and
was pertinent thereto should conclude
with q yeriHcation BY the record a. 1t
proposes for decision . question Of law
and not one Of fact.
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TaE proposal to tax The larger salaries
OF Methodist ministers ! per cent Tor the
ministers who receive small salaries Ia
growing in favor, 1t was adopted at the
recent session Of the New. EuSland Con
fsrence.
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COLONEL FoRsEY says that there are
over 81 100000, 900 held In the private
banks Of EoSland, drawing not more than
one per cent interest deposited simply
for safety.
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Tar washington correspondent Of The
Philadelphia Tina writes that the Pres
ideut drinks wine 10 moderation at other
rlacss than the White House.
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TUESDAY, APRIE.sh, 1873.

Ts+ ws.. virginia Prssbytsry will
NEE. In Buckhsnnon, Upshsr county,
next Friday. 9se1
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THERE Is bill before the Legislature Of
Ohio to tax church property. An effort
IS making to modify itso as TO exempt
from taxation all houses used exclusively
for public Norship.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the error, and In.
dIscrttIons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, win send you receipt
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY missionary in
South America. Send selI-addressed envelope to
the RRv. JosRPH T. faaAa Station D, Bibit RoIse,
Ms York ciig spis-eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30

MOB SALE n.,.., q. d, i,
Mirror, one large dtsk, Hoa W . ~ b
enlip stock Of Dry Good, At est ~, n
pets, OH Cloths, &c, IN The ,tst. - !, D
Ina cheap goods should al w. = &C. <, y / !
viii only 6e on sale few az y ~ r,,,l
store room lately occupied eyI I " 4 tsSoSrI
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF 1RAns..

SElm Grove Accommodation train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaily except sunday-Newark Accommodation.
fSteubenyiIle AccommodAtion.-Thls train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping whom requi-
red at sherman HouBe, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Grnyel Hill.
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sF-.---k. J. s1ONR r1,,.
SEALED PR0P0sAIS nv


crr Clnr,o,
ss, HHEEliNO, ", N V,itt 1
sealed Proposals will b r,e,l,,1 :. Aha
NE w Clefk until RndIy, M, ~ atss I
and efoahngItoneI that NAV n nhs6S
city ior one year tfon NAY on ,nnaahsl h \
Of the best quality Of nnd,tSss ~ " !. s1is,is
not lese than four "a ieet IoeS ~ y aslii,,
inehes deep and ays I5l iStsss ,I tTstsailtWs
are % be carefully dressed "a ,0S.. t lAaS
theif lIll depth; they must /" ~, ~ tnIsS
~ inches deep on The In,Ids ~ Gasis i
Dc Dol Ieai than dK (el ieSt h, - .ftaaSS
and Ten llol inches t6iei, i q. ~ 3 I'D
s.ndIsene, The ends lis 70 b saniDI r.! MI I
Bias will also b rprlrel "A, 49,.
crossing, 70 10 used BY street Co. \ aas
him. 'us e'y dttgll.iS,
The above work 10 te doss ia H..
the street Commlaslonsf aud Or, Y. iiiiilIn 1
Alloy and GradeI NUass Z nm
Proposal, 70 b Iddre-d Ia n,r
Streets, Alleys Ibd Gnds,, d, 80. Cj,salas q
Ing he hight TO tsIect Ipy Or II NJ, shan
ap9 ALEX. UP6EGRiTT A..
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AcOxpLtrs and accurate report Of the
Losses IN the Pitslburg riot shows that
1852 freight cars were destroyed.
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GENERAL NoTIcss
NOTICE ''''''>,>'''

The Bard Of rQu,,l,s,,.
Ma y IN, ,Ss y ~ fIi sspildInE % TUEs6
s ~, sSl IN ~ Aptl. = Ceanittss y M
SSo ss ~ pstiueni iOr ftdSaiSS . :, !sSs
i nn,S 80 iisrItd % then " IN. M
ini pn WI pleas tIIS no,isa> V-iaL ID
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DIssoLuTloN.

ID 'AO-AoN'
Tbe ann Of Adams q Luear hs t..G,,,
dissolved By mutual eunent NIHIa
retiring. The buhnea d u "a ~ H. ~
lied By A. n. AdIms, VAo IN go. !. :
old stand, No. III NEist NM ara nm ~
l.t, lels, Tor the PuIpOse Of dtpOIir. 4 80
Of stock retained BY him, eoni,tai 4 =. -.
and organs; alto sevenl good lonol. I'M -.
and organs, most o. which han bsss d M :,
reasonable prices and tsrmL
Mr.. G. Y. Lueas sucnsd, IA "A, 49,,
agencies Of the VARIOUS PIna n n.H,, ~
fore held BY the old arm, Io1,tir N. 4,
MuEe, MuIieal Merchandise, Gt ~ IN -. =
atthe old stand, No IN Nria Iav.
AZ. ADM
WHEItiAu, IVA, Anil IL. in
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mo TIE MEMRERs OF
Wheeling Lodge No. 70, I.o.W.M.

A medal meeting Of the members Of this Lodse
viii b held Al theif usual place Of meeting THIS
earnestly desired.
By order Of The President. alSo
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.oII,pRs FOR SALE
mrs

ToUsE FOB sALE-I &C. ~ 4 |, "a q,
III a. south Front 'trss. i' .sSta I ,.5gE 2
beEida HouSe eonun III hsu,I u! y =
To1 e, ' S:,, s,'St che Gssr, an 8 y y ~
md gas hIturos 90 Ll thI 4. IN mi IarVWL
bT lie feet, and The groaoIu, , ~ Bdt
Terms easy. Apply 70 h ISoHS YORGH,
South Frat sae.
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wnrrlmO. W. Va, AHiIi Il, Il ID; s'SI !,
A CARD:

In retiring from the aru d Adm, ,lv,l
dedfe TO thank ny irisndi Ihd d ~ =.
ally for their litenl patroHIsA NJ VI y 4,
anne b extended 10 my suorsiG.
api9 4MlllH
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WE CORDIALLY COYNrSnnr, ,,
w s0hs In 6usnen, Assn ELSsi.IitSa
2 ,he pasfonioi The old houN d hrSs y
nt ao5, J. W,PIXioT
APa 4. PIEfss
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TRUSTEES SAIL

By virtue Of d,.d 1, Z IT. 2. \ 1 r. int
daagped Trustee By CsiI1'tss - va II II
BTidset Y. Volii siie ~ y n, - So Y
s sSt s SSssdi ditid ib. = asys ~
E s.I ia 5sa aPf S 8. oSiO aai, VI
DEED q TTnt Book No IL Pn ID
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TUEDA1I Ine w. Ihtth
s.s,upIpr q. 10 s'oloetE, ~ ! \ !. aao;55
Irart doof Of The Curt How seS.StsS ~
iITn :, mil nnsiIe auction the solsSnpt .StS
81 hP H., !, u ~! Ibe sCalhI M uss
Sa. 9l6 d Eoa and ChIPl,I mi " -
n wheeling, bounded y E ~ Il % ~
~ WrSrthTest corner Of Aky hi i III
tne s1,x. ,hSpee With The 20 ~! M 3 49,
ssia ~, liam lei and hI ipt1 ,tf,ssSSi:B y
M diyiron wall Of the n.y. liza "a vi -
mon he ground hsT da o. ~ IisiIs -,
im aie VA dIIIdou vail u1,I.EHsI az
Win Ina aii set 70 lbs - " ID ~
~ resr q nd Lot ~. N ~, plrl III
nSrasd Ally soulhElfdl ~ q ~ w
~ ,I n snd Win tbs noItl ~ ~, NJ d -
~, =, al balipnIng, lnI,.D o. - lbii
lar ne teDemSniI nteAs ,n-af
nance belonging Ih9ts .so,.ss Hubdf't ip1I6
- r1,,sb more q the pafrt 81 ~ psrtI ~
q m. .s sDS he rssidus o. ~ "a tTdH
rom tSe DAY d nls, es sSEhiJ z y
noteI Nth IpproIed q ls..,IInIb1, 10
ment $780, =, s ron I'D az n N ssnspS
S Ss.5 s1'Si . = fSInIOed anti ~
. fully paid. IIMn P. EOdp
w u UALLEH, Austionte
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An Action for Libel4 aIpyel Case
some Points That Were In.
Volyed IN The Bweeney'Balker
Case. III y
We pabiish below the syllabus d lie
decision rendered BY Judge Green on
Saturday last In the suit Of J. q. John.
son vs.. w. Il. Brown and others from
Tyler county. The case was tried before
Judge Jackson in November, 1875, and 8
verdict Of $500 found BY the jury for
Johnson. From that judgment Brown
and his co.deiendAnts appealed. The
opinion Of Judge Green covers over l26
pages, some twenty page. more than are
in his opinion in the Sweeney Baker
case. II was, also, a libel case, and In.
yolyed some questions decided in the
sWeeney-Bake Gaze. Ills Of interest 70
the legal profession as laying down the
law sho wing how far and under what cir
cumstanees statements made In the usual
course Of judicial procedure may or
may not become the foundation Of an &c.
ton Of libel or Islander. The Court Of
Appeals reverse the judgment OF the
Circuit Court Of Ty Ter county.
John A. Hutchison was attorney for
johnson in the Court Of Appeals, and
Henry Russell and T. J, Hugus were at,
torneys for Brown and others.
J.H. JOhnrou, TlIintlr below, Delft. In Error,
N. II. Brown and others, Dsb below. PLAINTIFF
| III BIrur.
Decided April 9Th. 1873.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-31

EFAt the drawing room reception
held by the Princess Louise and Marquis
of Lorne at Montreal; the Princess wore
the same costume So at Halifax The
folio wing decree was published in the
newspapers. signed by Colonel Littleton,
the Governor Generals Military Secre-
tary: ladies are to wear low necked
dresses without court trains, and gentle
man are to be in full dress. Ladies
whose health will not admit of their
wearing low necked dresses may, on for
warding to the A D c in writing a
medical certificate to that effect, wear
square cut dresses Dresses fastened up
to the throat are not to be worn"
The Governor General certainly has
a fool spot somewhere his makeup.
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A Nice Little Plum.


Representative Hewitt, of New York,
having carefully examined the statement
sent to the House on the Goth inst, by
Secretary Sherman in reply to Judge
Kelley's resolution relative to the bal
ances to the credit of the Treasurer in
various National Banks, and also having
examined the last report Of the Fifth
National Bank Of New York, says it ],
4 fact clearly proved that that bank,
which is the pet institution oftbe Treas
ury Department, has made $500, goo in
interest on the go, 100000 Of Govern.
ment moneys which were deposited With
that institution, which amount the Gov.
ernment could have had if Sherman had
invested the funds for the United States,
instead Of letting the bank invest them
for itself. Sc .....;s ......- .-.,...
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/. LEGAL NoTICE.i


CARAH McCAMICK and Isaac AcCamick,
y her husband, who reside in Wellsburs.
County Of Brooke and State Of West Vir-
ginia, will take notice that on the a6th day
Of November, 1878, an smendsd petition was
fled against them, In the court of common
pleas, within and for the county Of Monroe
AID State Of 0hio, by Christian Cehrs, and
Is now pending, wherein said Christian Cehrs
demands partition of the following real es
tate, to VII. The south half Of the northwest
quarter Of section [4ll twenty. .ons, township
ri two Of range (3] three, except eight
acres sold of Of the southeast corner of said
tract by Job Pearsoll to Lsmusl Pesrsoll
BY deed dated July 20, 1861 containing
seventv.four acres more or less; and that
unless they answer on or before the 25th
day of January, 1879, the statements IN said
petition viii be taken as true and decree
ordered in accordance with the prayer Of
said petition. CHRISTIAN CEHRS,
By sPRIeGs Il pBIeas, his Attys.
dec3,7sH7. >s
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AsSignee's Sale of Real Estate.

DURSuANT to the command Of an order
i for sale from the Monro. County Probate
Court. l will o6er, ,st public sale. between the
hours Of s'clsck ?. m. and 4 O'Clock ,. m,
on the premises near Irish Ridge P. O., in
Adams township, Monroe County, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 25th day Of January 1879,
the folio ~ins described real estate situate in
said county Of Monroe, to Wit:
lsf TRAcf--A part Of section thirty-one,
township foar, range four, commencing for
the same at the mouth Of the tail face;
ihsncs three rods east: thence thirty mine
rods north; thence twenty. eight rods south
east TO the corner of william Aobley's cor.
nsr; thence north With said Nob.y's line to
the corner of piece Of land decided BY Ar
chibald Barkes to Philip Noland; thence
with said Aobley's line to the corner Of Isaac
Ruble's land, thence with said Isaac Rabies
land to the Hobbs Run; thence with said run
On an agreed line 10 The month Of said fun;
thence mp finsy Creek to the Alexander line !;
thence south with said Alexander Lind to
the mill race; thence with said mill ~ 70
the place Of beginning; also, about two acres
Of lard ON the Piney fork of Sundsh Creek
above the grist mill, on which is mill dam
and . part Of q. race for the use Of said mill
formerly occupied BY, Alexander and John
Sinclair except sbout three. .fourths of An sore
upon which the grist mill Of Bracy and Tay-
lof stands. -.s ra
TRAcf Ne, ,a-Also, ,ons.fourth Of said
three foarths Of An acre upon which said
grist mill Of said Braey and Taylor stands.
lst tract appraised at $500. ''.- 80
3ds s.....0G 400. .... ~ ga
said sale. to be made free Of dover and may
sell for two.thirds of the sppraissd value
thereof. a-a nr
TsRns OF ,sALE-one-third on the lst day
Of April, 1878; one, third or, tbs 1stdsy. Of
April, 1880. and one.third on the afst day Of
April, 1881, payments to besr interest from
day of sale, and to b secured BY mor.sass
on the premisss sold... ..................'...
ps C. Y. BLOWERS,
-, Assignee Of Western Taylor.
SPRrGes & DRIsss, Att'ys.
- decI7,7Swl. rr,..s,ly,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-31

It would be uncharitable too severely
to condemn for faults, without taking
some thought Of the sterling goodness
which mingles in and lessons them.
New fans Of psinted silk, with ivory
sticks, have bird perched on one eide
when the ian is folded, but when opened
the bird is In the middle OF the fan. y 4
One of the shortest Wills ever known
has just been probated at Lewes, En-
gland. 1t is to the following effect
MRS. M-@- is to have all when die =
"How is il, Miss, you gave your age
to the census taker as only rs, when you
we're born the same year was, and 1 au
39r "Ah! you have lived much faster
than /, sir."