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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-18
NOVELTIES In FINE DRESS GOODS.
SILKS, TELEETS. D4MASSES And

SILKS, TELVETS, D4MASSES IND
BROCADE.
W NJ SINISTER ( SONS, 919 Pennsylvania
lngton and its vcinage to their large and attractive
stock Of fine Dress Goods, comprising the finest fab
RIGS of Foreign and Domestic looms
Black and Colored Silks, unequaled in texture and
variety. Black and Colored Velvets in every grade
Colored Satns in all the new shades. 1J0 pieces of
Lupns Colored Cashmeres, including so pieces of
BORDEAUX, Theirs, Red and GTenatS Armure Cash
mere Brocade Novelties. French SerSes and the
largest stock of Clan Paids to be found the city
MOURNING GOODS
In every grade and texture from the celebrated fac
tory of Lupin. together with St James and Ire
foIlsse Paris Kid Gloves, which We confidently re-
commend to the public.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
W. NJ SINISTER Il SONS,
1t S19 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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annLLAR %GRARRERs..
RnnEpnRr. MAss., April 2dl ls7l

RoCEPoRr, hAbS.J Aphll zuJ 1910
Mr.. EDITOR: Having read In Your pa
ner reports Of remarkable cures Of cataTrhj
/ am induced TO tell "what / know about
catarrh,n and / fancy the Snuff and "in.
halinp.tubeI makers tmere dollar grabbers.
would be glad II they could emblaEon :
similar cure in the papers. For 20 years
suffered with catarrh. The nasal passages
became completely closed. smut "dlst,.,
Washes," wnhaling.tubes," and sticks,
wouldn't work, though ut intervals l would
sniff M the so.called catarrh Gnutf, until
became q valuable tester for such medi
cam ' know how much l suffered or what 4
miserable being ! was. MY head aeheo
over my eyes so that l was confined 70 my
bed for many successive days, suffering the
most intense pain, which. ut one Time last
ed continuously for 1853 hours. All sense
OF smell and taste gone, sight and hearing
impaired, body shIunken and weakened
nervous system shattered and constitution
broken, and l was hawking and splitting
seyen.eishths Of the time. | prayed ioi
death to relieve me OF my suffering. Ata
yorable notice In your paper oil DR.. sage'
Catarrh Remedy induced me TO purchase
naekage, aud use It with DR.. Pierce's Nasa
pouche, which applies the remedy by by
drostatic pressure, the only way compati
Bic with common sense. Well, Mfr. Editor
Il did mot cure me in three.folrths OF
second, nor In one hour OF month, but II
less than eight minutes l was relieved, ant
In three months entirely cured, and hay'
remained so for over sixteen months. Whit
using the Catarrh Remedy, ] used DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to put
rify my blood and strengthen my stomach
I also kept my liver active and bowels reg
ular by the use OF his Pleasant Purgatiy'
Pellets. II my experience will INDUCE othe
sufferers 10 seek the same means oil relief
this letter will have answered It's purpose
Yours truly, 8. D. REMlck:
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teaches people 10 smuggie. Instead Of
reducing the article on which Inefe Is
tariff we should increase them: The law
Il not broad enough now and should be
Postmaster Anderson-I am siraidour
meeting will drift into a mere debate on
the e. pediency OF tariff. We should have
Pittsburgh known as a tariff community,
and not let the country think free trade
principles had been entertained In 2
Tariff meeting In the Birmingham oil
America. I earnestly favor 8 protective
Rev. DR.. Bitipser-Mr. Oliver mis-.
understood me. Ny views are broader
than TO favor protection for the iron'men!
alone and tax the poor. But the idea Of
an iron.manufacturer stealing goods
Through the oustom.houSe, the great tenn
pie Of Jehovah put up for his protection,
and in which be wants to capture every
body else. Shame on the iron.man who
steals through his own temple, %erecled
TO capture others. / hope there Is none
such in Pittsburgh.
Dr' bitunger-An 1li.. .hosa !, no,
Bigham hits atyou. he says .ne ,sa y mo- =
enough law, whlie you ae''afe 'ne "
too mnch leglslstlon; m..;.,r ;,or
Mr.. b; +. Jones, o. lhe n.5. aOS
works. 90 MOI oelieve E ~ M .ssd dsu rs W,
exists in fact.
Mr.. >. :. slagle-ihe u s,,L,
workman, iaoorer snd a,e -, .
interested IN tarin. We snouIu ~ y, |; \
fair tariff law AND get lesiSia''f' " " =
alone. .. .,.,v.
Hon. F. Z. Brunot-Althoush sYsiy t
body seems 70 be gethns impressta , S
free trade doctrine l 90 not ,nina :. '1 ise.
is any sophisn so easily Telusea 10
trade. The Butter and onsese ass and
ton protested SCANS. . .arin o ahossS
q calculation subsequently s mau cs SIs1 ne,
that with butter a. tWensy'n, nar cen'
pound they paid e,io Oh Us hn,,ar
tariff on the salt In IOo Ponnds ~ b pu,
This was added 70 Tue pfaee o. spe t q,
President Park-Ieain - ho' iaii.,s
the poor. Pnt q tafin o. I've III. IU iii i,
pound on salt ana ~ yssf Ta .m nnt !,
aelling at cent cafs ioa9 a.ao IL,
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BY HANatDkL RoRBRs,
january 1lth, 1873.
nRusTEE,s SAIL.

By virtue Of n deed Of trust made by George
ZiIlss and Barbara Zllles his vile 10 the UNDER
signed trustae, dated the "a day Of December,
1875, and recorded In the Clerks office Of The
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN
book Of deeds Of trust and mortgages No. 0 on
pages 49i, 492 and 400, 1 will on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of February A. D.. 1873
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N at the front door
OF the Court House Of said county, 10 the city Of
Wheeling, proceed 70 sell TO tho highest and best
bidder, the following described real estate, or @
much thereof rs may be necessary % pay the debt
secured by aid deed Of trust and the accrued In
terest thereon and the expenses OF sale, including
the trustees commissions, that ts 70 hayt a cei-
tain tract Of land, being part Of wheeling Island,
and the southern portion Of a tarct Of land puf-
chased by 4 v. Whelan Of JoAiah Updesmtf, trus-
tee Of NJ. NJ. l. Zane and Others, and the same
tract Of land conveyed to said George Ztlles BY ba'd
X. v. WheIan by deed bearing. date March SYST,
1865, and recorded In deed book No. IS, page 87i,
in said Clerks Office, and Is bounded as follows
beginning IN the west tide Of the east branch Of
the Ohio river and at the northeast corner Of The
vineyard tract formerly owned by Henry Moore
and now owned by Jphn +. Giichrtst, thence With
The north line Of said Gllchrist north S?1SO west
81 hS.lt0 poles TO the east bank Of the west branch
Of said river, thence up taid west branch and bind
ing thereon north zoe 49, east 70 20.i00 poles aud
and north 22s q cast 10 9s-l00 poles to u Atake,
thence leaving aid west branch and crossing The
Island south s4e east 90 1910 poles TO the west
bank Of the east branch OF said river and down
said river and binding thereon south 1Ss 40 east
is 33-l0O poles and south 100 east II ,9.lo0 poles,
south % 2Y cast y i2-1t0 poles to the beginning,
containing 20 acres, more or less.
TIRss OF SALE -0nethird Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof as the pur-
chaser may elect To- pay cash In hand; the residue
In two equal inAtailments payable respectively In
sIx and twelve months from day Of sale, with Inter
rest from that day, and the deferred payments TO
DO secured by a'deed Of trust on the property sold.
Selling rs trustee, l shall convey such title rs 10
yostetin me by said deed Of trust.
GEORGE b. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
]. c. HRRyrY. AuclIoneery iRl0
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eLADEs IRON WORKS.

,ro,,d,nr Tho town Of Gladcsyille, and eight hun;
dred and 6fty acres OF coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries inefeoi
ssn M fnlIy known BY reference 10 the ioloNlpB
deeds CONVEYING the said land 10 George haIdtnaI,
nj al which are recorded In the once Of lhe VII HI
Oithe County Court q fre,. o f tTss,s 4 Iiand, one
eontaining 2SsX acres, the other q aertsana W.
s"Iss1 from 81. A, and Agnes Heidelberg 70 MD
tjeorse Hardman and Mary Z. Milner. dated NAY
ian. iS70, and recorded in Deed BOOK no y, Fly
MOL a DECD tet itSI Ssr:s ,fo,a s " II Hi niiS md
1etorded Ia Decd Rook No. 20. pSge 26Ii . deed
itom Harmon and Martha A. Trieket to the aid
Hardman and Mary &. Millner for v uracts o.
land. both continuing sax acres, dated June lVtn,
1870, and reCoried 10 Deed BOOK NO. Ss, pases
~. and deed from as ySsn Nav L. si Hill. Is7 ssG and are re.
eorded In Deed BOOK No. Il, pages 2 and y 9 ate1
fnom MRrTaret, George b., james ", Julia a. ana
sarah 4, Jackson TO said George HardnAn loI one
aero, dated March 18th, 1871, and recorded IN peea
Book No. IS, pages 43i-e; q deco irom WEI. .. an %
ncrches. dated March 9Th, 1874, and recorded 10
deed Book No. Il, pages Z and .; q deed from
ccvT,,, md Nancy !. Linton 70 said Hartman for
n acres and AZ pelches, dated June i3th, ls!t,
and recorded In Deed Book No. II, pages u anu ~
q died from gaekner and ke6eea ara Fs,fi Is,h 70 ~, s1Ia
and recorded In Deed Book No.1t pages ~ ana y;
md n deed from John K. and Mary 1. Millner y
he nid Hardman for fur tracts Of land, aggte'
ratinr gSs acres, dated March 10th, 1871, and re-
coriei IA Deed Book No. Al, pages y, 3 and =.
The whole containing In the aggregate 9t least Soo
acres, with all the improvements and aPpprte.
names thereto In any wise belonging, inciualnB
ina furnace and fixtures, and being the Same prop
srty conveyed TO Thomas Y. Candy and George y;
Miller, trustees, for the said George Hardman ana
wife, BY mortgage deed dated November lst, lsIi,
- la pnak M 40 n0VAH 90 and ~. In
he Office Of sid County Clerk Of said Preston
county, being the mins property conveyed 70 the
taid A6ner Evans, Jr., by Hannibal Forbes, spe-
cIal Commissioner, and decd Is Of record among the
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TKRns OF s~ALK-0Ee.third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof q the pnI-
chaser may elect to pay, cash In hand, the residue
In two tqial yearly payments, with interest from
day Of sale, and the deferred payments 70 DO So
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
JA6PEk Y. MOORE, Trustee.
BY HANHtBkL Forks, Attorney.
January 18th, 1878, jail
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PRECEDENT ELIorr estimates that The an
nual expenses Of students at Harvard Col
lege may be classified as follows, tho long
vacation being excluded: Least amount,
$500; economical, s615; moderate $3.50,
ample, 81, 1865. A few students. he says
keep Their expenditure with in $500 and
It Is possible to do this without injury q
health and without suffering otany sort,
but 1t requires an extreme economy al
every point, and that faculty OF making
little 90 a great way which not many
young men possess. The great majority
Of students, whose p~arentS are neither
rich nor poor, spend from $3.50 to sSSoa
year.
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EnIoying l.eIsnre Time.

Leisure time should be useiully en-
ployed. The winter Is tho time for study
and reading. This is work Of tho most
useful and profitable kind. Many Of The
most intelligent farmers set apart a Ger.
tain portion Of their yearly income for
the purchase Of books and papers, and
certainly no money can be put 10 a better
purpose. Inehoosing these, the necessities
Of the mothers and daughters should not
be neglected, but should be provided for.
The success Of the farm largely, and The
comfort Of the household almost entirely,
depends upon womans work, and the
women should DO provided with means
for doing their work most effectively.
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For SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF
Valuable Fifth Ward roperb

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust made By JOssL Y
Ferrel and vile to james 4. Wheat, q Trts
dated February let, 1878, and recorded Inoptu,
land records Of Ohio county, West yIndnh b
Trust DEED Book No. 8, pages 22l Aud III, ~ 1
an order Of the tircait Court OF Ohio coup,y, M
Virginia, made on the 10th day OF Hoyembei, ia
substituting my name as Trustee In aid did 4
trust, In the place and stead oil james WIN.
decd, I will otter for sale at public auction, m
highest and best bidder, At the front door d b
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, q
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of Februuy, In
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the iGluvia, 4.
pcrfbed property, that Is 10 say: The time itt
brick building at the south east corner Of Nj
and Webster (now 20th) streets, 10 that pafi DIN
dty Of Wheeling known as Centre WhtlinE, b
gether with 20 much OF the lois numbettd dhJ.
seven and ninety lS7 and 90) on which nId6d&.
Ing has been erected, together with and ludGdrt
that part Of lot numbered ninety 1907 10 lbe nj
thereof, extending TO the alley, and living bdrA 4
the liue Of the centre Of the South wall d III
building extended 10 Haid alley.
1ERxs or sALR. $3.50, land rs mach nltn
the purchaser may elect to payl and The tNhd
sale, In cMh; $500 on the lat day Of FebInlJ, lS
$i2i0 on the l,t day Of February, 1850; SllS0Oiut
ist day OF February. 1881; sli2O on the 1t dJ 4
February, 1882. $1,000 on the lst day Of FvbrarL
1883; and the balance Of the purchase nGSty,t
any, on the said LIST Il February, 1887; al With
terest from the day Of sale-deferrtd pIynnah
be secured by deed OF trust on the properly 3D.
and buildings to DO insured by purchaset iH 10
CIT Of the trust.
January 18th, 1878. hi
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A CORRESPONDENT of Virginia paper
credits Gen. Lee with sayiny, not lon be;
fore hia death all had had stonewali
Jackson at Gettysburg 1 should have won
that battle; and II | had won a great VIC
tory there, l should have established The
Independence Of The South"
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TUESDAY, U Y p, 1s1s,

At 10 o'deck A. N the following described proper.
~, to-wit: Lots numbered IS, 10 and %. situated
on the east sidO Of watet street, Centre Wheeling
Woat yirginia, being the same property conveyed
BANK Of Virpinli, dated September ii, 1868, and
recorded In Ohio county records, Book ~, page %,
TREns " S.LE-s1,000 Tor rs much moro rs the
prrcha,er elects to pay) In cash on the day Of sale
and the balance In four NI fqual annual payments
bearing eight ~ per ecbt interest from date Of nle,
10 be secured bya deed Of trust on tie property,
and also insuring the buildings on the properly
for the benefit Of the trustthus created, In the tuni
Of 1000.
Tho tile Is believed to DO perfect, but sailing q,
Trustee, I can only convoy such title as Is vested
IN me by the deed OF truIt and order herein before
referred 10. s. T. HILDRETH, Jrutee.
WnRxLlso, Dec. q. 1871. ja7
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TUESDAY, JAN. Is, 1873.

The Portland Oregoaiaaigiyes currency
10 a report that the Democratic Acting
Governor Of Oregon, N. Chadwick, ID
drawing two salaries, one as Governor and
the other as Secretary, besides receiving
large pay as Assistant Secretary.
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J. {. HRRvrY. Aueuoneer
nRUsTEE,s SALE

By virtue Of q deed Of trust made by Daniel
Gushing and vile 10 Jam.e ..NeClnney, gs trustee,
dated July 18th, 1873, and recorded In Book No.
(6), Folio ls), In The Office Of the Clerk Of the Coun-
order Of the Circuit Court Of ohIS County, West
Virginia, made on the l1th day Of May, 1917, sub
stitutlns my name rs Trustee In said deed OF irust,
for that Of Jones McCluney (who has refused to
serye), ] will offer ioI sale at public auction. at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
West virginia, on
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buildings &BuILDING MATERIAL
FoRSALE.
Window Sash, FLOORING, Fenoing, q

uousE FOR sALE.-I offer for nls ID. As
d on South Front street, Island, 10 which lt
bPMde. House contains nine rooms, pautfy, ha
room and water closet; wash house and ual hs
In the basement. There are hot and ult M
and gas fixtures on all three tiD1T. The ktha
by 12s feet, and the grounds well improved,
Terms easy. Apply TO Heryey 4 Britt
JOHN MORGAN.
sep27 South Front Street, lssiSA
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vile. In Chaneery.
By virtue Of q decree made and entered by said
Court in the above entitled cause Oh the l2th DAY
Of September, A. D. 1871, the UNDERMINED, who WSi
appointed a Special Commissioner for the purpose
VIII sell at the front door Of the Custom House n
the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY. tho 10th day Of March, A. D. 1878,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. ~, the following real
estate. situated 10 Wayne county, State Of Wesi
Virginia, binding on The Big Sandy River about
one mile below the tIwn Of cGssyille, being pait ii
the farm owned BY Peter IoRr, deceased, and PM
Of the farm owned by I. Moore, deceased, contain.
Ing ave hundred acres, more or leas.
Also, two lots and 0 traction Of 4 lot In the town
Of Caasyille, all adjoining and known a. he MN
Lott, and designated % the lots numbered ri. n
and 81 on the plat Of aid town, together with M
steam Saw MIL and all the fixtures now standinr
on bid lots. Being all Of the mme property Vhic6
was conveyed by 9. &. Vlnson aud wife 10 EiiEa.
beth Il. Black and Amanda Hammond by deod
dated November 22d, 1876, which deed 10 recorded
In the Office Of the ClcIk Of the County Cotrt Al
Wayne county, West virgtnla.
IKRMs or SALR-One-fourth and 10 mnth morp
as thS purchaser may elect In hand, The residue IA
equal inAtAllments NJ ak, twelve and eiPhteen
months, evidenced by notes bearing Interest from
The day Of sale W. J. W. b0WDEN,
IAt special C0mmlNNi6nef
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,ho gsth d,y Of March, 1915.

SSTI,s1 az sfR n 4 SoUET aoUsE or PBEsroN
GouETY, WEST VIRGINIA. proceed 70 selI "
M highest and best biddsrt the iolloMinS aesc SL.o
raj esinte, or % much thereof Ne may % neeessIS
Ia nay nc debt secured By mid deed o. ues., Wy ~
the accrued interest thereon, anu W. XII n n
NV: The following real estate and property, ntu-
Nj In Preston county, West Virginia, on inc wa
,sss n Ihreo Forks crock, known a. tho
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DIED.

FETTE-On Sunday night, January Is, 1871,
at lO20 o'clock, Mn. ELIZABETH FkITK, In The
ed year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, eoner Of Chap.
line and Thlrty.hith streets, on Wednesday after
noon at Q o'clock. Friends Of the family ar
invited.
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods
FURs! FURs'

Iadics' and chlldren,s Fun Of all kinds ~
and prices. Here Il something useful ana VI
able for you 10 buy for 4 ChhStmHs and NeS WI
GILT. Our ttock Is new and Of the best ~ ~
Mink, sable, Alaska Mink, Lynx, W n
Chldren's Blue coney, white tone!
Felt and Cloth skiriE-a fine line Of tht'sE~4
nor1e as low as SOC. u,,L
LadIeA and Gentiemen's Silk and Linen ~ \
kerchiets-yery suitable for the HoIidaIs "
and see them. as
G~entlemen's fine cashmere Mufaer-ass&'
assortment Of these very deEinhle good. mi nj
lAdlea Twillghts, Clouds and Nubias. nk,N
Lace Ties, Collars and Cuff, HoEiery nnd y" " N
Everything necessary 70 ft you oaI F"
Holidays,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Byyirtao Of a Deed Of Trust made by J. 3. Par.
Trust Book No. II, page 80, Of the land Teconis ~
Ohio county, West NifRinii, / will mi Al M iseni
door Of the Court House Of aid county, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day:ot January, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ, the following pro.
Petty: Lot numbered eighteen In Parker Rro,f nd
dition % the city OF Wheeling, as laid out by W,
y smith, Surveyor, fronting twenty-five feet on
the National k9ad and extending hack The same
Width 70 dnnd View street,
Terms Of ale osSh,
W. n. CALDWELL, Trustee.
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r1RUgTEE,s SALE
oy 1rr
.GIades Iron Works,
pr..ton County, West virginia.

Nv y,,to AZ n deed OF trust made BY, Abner Evans.
IT.. 10 M undersigned trustee, dsttd tna iS Sn isns
ID December. 1876, and OIL IscefT yI nm%ps h. TTiSi
psedBook No. 50, PIP. SIS, $40 and 81, 1 wiu on
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF 1nAlsa

sElm Grove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaily excert SundAy-NewaIk Accommodation
fSteubenyille AccommodatIon.-ThiS train dur.
ing the dayp aspes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellairo, stopping when requi-
red at sherman House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill. q
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EoR SALE.
-


n. q, ,,le my property on Man street con;
,IssipF Of two store rooms and dEeiling, nS s,o,,,S
ara zUL,. : ohss for Ele the saloon In room No.
nlsH' ~ III az hxinrts complete, q q grehI
~, 'rStns easy. For iul PARTICULARS aPPly
bISnn. JOHN eCHNELL, Pa,
to No. 20lb Main street.
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE UNITED
i States for the District Of West Virginia.
Thomas {. Grove

A. NJ Black with Elizabeth r. Black his wife and
James Hammond with Amanda Hammond his
villa Tn HhahHsrv
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jas.Tu
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
TAX NOTICE.

An perions owing State and county t,,. Mn.
charged interest alter the 10th Inst. s
In casts where tho tAxes for 1876 have M,
paid and Two Yeas are owing, | will snST.ia
collect by legal process for both yeaI, VIA y
add considerable eoltr. Il taxpayer GeIn b
ment at once. GEO, Il TINGLlT
1a7 Sheriff Of Ohio Co1S,,
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nIssoLUTIoN.

The partnership existing between VIM zl,t,,
WIN. T. Zlnk, under the hrm name Of VIA ~
& son, wfs dissolved on the lit day Of JusS. ie!s
VIM. +. Zink retiring. The business Of ii. n,
frm will be settled by Vim. zInk, who 49,
authorized 10 settle the EamU. An partIs H..
Ing themselves indebted 70 the drn are ana,
requested to cont forward and setIle At Olos
Wa. INK 4 COX
DARTHERsHIP notice. have tht d,,,,
mitttd my son, Albert Zink, rs a tsttp. I
tho Furniture, Carpet and undeFtAkInI 6aIt.S
under the hrm name Of WIN. link 4 So, N
old stand, where we will DO pIealed 10 hIns HI a,
Old friends, and the public generally l. iuTld =
examine our stock. WIN. link 4 Sy
wHRHtlso, January ], 1875,
n. Rive wish all parties TO distinctly M,
stand that we have nothing whatever 10 % n
a9 3ss other mouse WIN. zEK .sx,
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GENERAL NOTICES


The annual meeting Of The Stelboa..
Centre Foundry Company, for thS sa.Sa
Dlfectort, will be held at The Office Of NJ 4
many, No. 2Otl Main street, on Tue,5,, ne.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINcG

GTUUkHULUEks' MEETING,
The annual meeting If the ItocEhod,, A..
wheeling Hinge Company viii be hsli !,
Office on Tuesday, January 22d, at 2P.
purpose . ieleciips Directors.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-07

TRUE LOVE- ] think the average
novel is making sad mischiefin the
average mind in it's pictures Of true
love. 1t makes the tender glow
and glamour which related natures
feel when they meet, trueIlcve. 1t
is no such thing: it is true passion,
that is all; a blessed power, pnrely
and rightly used but no more true
love than those little hooks and
tendrils We see in June, On q shoot
ing vine, are the ripe clusters of
October. Fer true love grows out
Of reverence and Difference, loyalty
and courtesy, good ssrvics given
and taken, dark days, sorrow and
Joy. 1t is the fine essence of all
we arc together, and all We do.
True passion first, true love last.
Robert Collyer.