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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-30

AN lllulllDlc lclNtu! lOI ItNtI anu Akuc Is
AYERS AGUE CURE. Wholly vegetable and cou-
tanning no quinlne it is harmless and sure
NINEroUSD boxes fnnGy creamery and fine New
York butter. Also fun cream New York and
Western cheese. Fishers minCemeat, the best in
market. Goods sold Mt lowest possible prices.
Spicer's butter store, Ninth and streets northwest
WHAT Intense pain is caused by tooh.GChc. How
many seepless nights and weary days are due to its
raging influence. Yet the true cause of all this tor.
ment Is deCayed teeth, produced by neglect and mat.
tentlOn. Could only those who have at present
good sound teeth hiy realize this fact, how care
ful would they be 20 keep their teeth In good con-
dition. 10 all such we will give a word of
advice. Clean your teeth daily with good deni-
liiCc, such as I'HURsTuS's IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER. II viii preserve your teeth through life,
remove all tartar or eYtrsnGous matter, keep them
clean, sound and white, and t9oih'achc, with all
MS horrors will be unknown. Sold Dy all druggists,
lc,, at IS and 80 cents per bottle.
How many thous nds suffer from biousness,
dyspepsia, &C., and drag on Il miserable existence
not III enough TO remain at home und call IN medi-
cal assistance yet feeling sufficiently unwell to de.
stroy all the pleasure 81 NE They suffer daily, and
solely for want Of some simple remedy 70 purge
and cleanse the system. QUGKNs IRISH TEA Is
specially adapted for this purpose Gentle In It's Of.
fects yet II carries OIL all eNtraneOus matter and
leaves the vital Organs clear aud unobstruCtcd. II
puriiius the blood and renoystes The entire frame.
Il IS truly Natures remedy being entirely herbal
sold b. all druggists. Twenty-Five cents per pack
age, each making quart OF inedlGlne,
WELLS MACHlEE SpREAp HTEINTHENlNg PLAS-
TIERS are superior 10 all Others Composed Of choice
medicinal gums combined with the true burgundy
Pitch spread on fine soft lamb skin, they afford me-
chanCal support TO the affected parts, and acting
by absorption relieves almost instantly. For pains
IN Inc back or side, caused either by Indigestion
rheumatism or sraln, they ore unriyalrd Sold by
all druggists; % cents each
THONrsOS's POMADE OPTlNE, an o'eNgirous com
pound Of great merit for dressing and cleansing
! the hGr sold b. all druggists % and 30 ccniSpei
! buttle.
BUrLEg', BAisAMiC MIXTURE, the old infelhbl,
remedy, SOLD by druggists; price 81 peg bottle
! WlLBOR's CuMPoUFD OF Pun Cop'llvER on
| And llNE,--lhc advantage Of this compound owe
the plain OF h. TINT the nAuoe0lmg taste OF the Oi
| rs entirely removed, and Inc whole rerl,Itl entlro
! ~ pNl0tGhle The o9cusiYe 1sls of he on hiss lonl
acted rs great objection tois use hut IL ,hiaiQrI
| the trouble y entirely otYiated, 4 host Of celtl
hcutes might be given hQrc 10 testify to the excel
| lenCC and success on IlUhOI's tod- Iitt' gu an,
limo" but the fact that it Is regularly prescribe,
| by The medical faculty IS sufficient lors hy A
! b. WilOOy, CheGiist Boston, and 10y all drrFgists
HARVEY d. HOLDEN'S
| Table d lIote Is the best IN tho city Breakfast am
! Dinner 90 cents each,
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That this Is an era Of low prices is nowhere
better exomplided at present than at Davis,
No. no Market space where extraordinary
bargains in iancy aud millinery goods are Of
iered previous to taking an account Of stock,
Ladies should inspect tho large assortment OF
goods which will be sold at a sacrifice
An immense stock Of gold aud silver Watches
OF greatly reduced prices, Harris & Co,
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CITY ITEMS.

AN infallible remedy for Fever and Ague Is
AYERS AGUE CURE. Wholly vegetable and cou-
tanning no quinine, It is harmless and sure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-30

A Fine Pair of Solitaire
Diamond Earrings, beautifully mounted, for
$40. Jacobs Brothers, l229 Pcnna. avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-30

Two carat Diamond stud, perfect and finely
cut for $l35. Jacobs Brothers, 1929 Ponnsyl-
yania nyenup.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-30

NNEroUND boxes fancy creamery and fine New
York butter. Also fun cream New York Rnt
Western cheese. Fishers mincemeat the best III
market Goods sold Mt lowest possible prices
Spicers butter store Ninth and Eslreets northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-30

THoNfsoS's PoMADR oPTlNE, an o'engirous COM
pound Of great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hGr sold b. all druggists % and 30 ccnisper
bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-30

BvrLEE, BALsAMic MIXTURE the old infellbe
remedy, SOLD by druggists price, n peg bottle.
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LOCAL MISCELLANr.

HARVEY d. HOlpENN
Table d Hote Is the best IN tho city Breakfast and
Dinner 30 cents each.
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In proving the manner or form in
which Christ instituted the New Church,
and the purposes Of its institution; he
claimed the right 10 use the Holy Scrip.
lures as inspired records, Us Prctestants
accepted them assuch. This, he admitted,
could not DO done in reasoning with unbc.
levers. IN their case, we proved tho Di.
vtnity Of Christ, as our Protestant friends
must also do, by arguments othel than
those Of Holy Writ,-proye Tint Christ
established His Church, aud endowed il
with authority to teach revelation with
infalible certainty. This proven, we can
appeal to her decision as to tic inspirn.
ton OF the books OF Scripture; md
II is only by her authoritative
Judgment that We can attest tIio fact Of
their inspiration. All this is not necessn.
ry III. arguing with those who, however in.
consistently. admit tue inspiration Of
Scripture. Then the Bishop presented nm
array Of Scripture passages 10 substantjate
his position, that the Church was n per.
Iecl society, with all the essential elements
OF organization, admirably blended into
unity. tits body with It's many members
and one head It Is a flock fed and guarded
IN one sheeptold by tho one shepherd, &c,
&c. >>N''
He dwelt on the fact that though twelve
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apostles were chosen by the Saviour and
His Church founded on them, vet one was
selected as chief among them. So promi.
nent indeed was he position that the
Church, though founded ondll the apps.
ties, was said BY Christ to rest on that one
apostle, II. Peter, In such way that II
was declared Lt,ii on him. OF the thirty.
two places where Peters name occurs, In
twenty-soven II Is put first in three Of the
other five II Is Inst, but In these places the
last place Is naniiestly tho most prOmi.
nent. The other two are LIST John ., ~,
where Andrew and Peter are mentioned
but then neither had been called to The
Apostleshipi and I'd Gal. II, 0, In which
many OF the most ancient aud learned oil
the Fathers land tho Protestant Grotlus
sides with them were Of the opinion that
the text had been changed, and had Tor
inerly read "Ceplas, James and john.
The purpose Of 20 forming His Church
and making Il a perfect organism bound
together In unity by central authority,
Christ declared In the words 81
the commission given to tho Apps
tlesi "Go teach the nations st,
Paul, too, declare this truth, writing 10
tho Epheslans, ~, II, Is, God gave some
Apostles; and some prophets, &C., for the
work Of the minister, for the building up
Of the body Of Christ, till we all meet in
tile unity OF faith, &C." To qualify the
church thus organized to accomplish lis
mission Of teaching the nations, Christ
identified himself with His church In her
teaching authority, in other words, he In
vested her with Ills own authority, so that
she can always say, "He that heareth me
heareth Christ" The proofs Of this au'
thorlty were reserved for tho subject Of
next Sunday afternoons lecture.
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Speaker Nofret AEain Intcryiewed.

lHrkerhug Sentinel tDCmOcrAtic.)
Tho "lmbrpglio" into which the INTEL
LrGEScER worked tho Democratic party in
the Legislature seems to have been more
noise than anything else. have had a
longconversation with Speaker Mofret con.
corning the "ncw departure" from which
l learn that there is not much to be fright
enGd ut after all. think Moifct has been
indlsCrect, and think, too, he has been
hasty in anticipating improbable political
events and toreslladowiDg political line
Of conduct for tile government Of himself
and friends. In my talk with him he stat.
ell emphatiCally his answering adherence
to the principles OF Democracy as he learn.
cd them aud as he understands them. He
said he understood the fundamental prin-
ciples Of Democracy to lie hostility
10 centralized money power and cor.
porate monopoly, and so long as
tho party adhered to these principles
thatlOng would he be found faithful work
or in the army, but when the Democracy,
forgetting It's traditions, principles and
sources Of strength aud confidence, goes
OF after strange gols, antagonizes the in.
Ieresls Of the people aud the right, then
he will bp found in the ranks OF the oppo-
sition. Hence Judge MofFett got scared
ut the possible candidacy OF Tllden and
prematurely announced his probable de-
termination to oppose the Democracy, for.
getting to qualify his statements SO that
there would be no misunderstanding grow
ont OF n repetition OF his uttCranCes, Tn.
necessary, aud may say, unusual promi-
ncnCe has been given to Alofiett By the lS.
TELLIGESCgR and other papers which arc
seeking to SOW discord in the party and
cause such ruptures and deiections as will
make the success Of organized opposition
possible. II.
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AVlsaEc RIynIIIng In YcIIowucs-

That Of "hcathcn hinec,"i II belonging To
one Of our race can scarcely b. described as o /.
tractivc. But worse than this, It Is the index
Of disOrderpd liver OF liver that needs u
rrousinG and regulating. The remedy Is at
hand, pr mpt, ciiicaciOllS A course ii Hos.
letters Stomach DitterS will expel the misll.
rectcd bile from the blood and divert il into
the proper channel, open the bowles, remove
the dySpcptic symptoms which invariably &C.
company billiOuslleSS and coumterartS the ri.
ptdity developing tendency to dangerous coli.
EGS'ion Of the liver, which must always exist
wien the skin anl whites Of the eyes assume
this yellow hue, The pains through the right
lower rilg, side and shoulder blade. the nau.
sea- lurred state Of the tongue, and unplcas.
breath which indicate liver complaint, IN
shortall It's diSagreCablc concomitants are soon
remcdied by this sovereign corrective, which
In addition to its regulating properties Is a
superb lnvlgUrant, and purc and agreeable
mC'Icinal Stimulant, appetizer and nervine.
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THE SECRET our.


A Democratic Explanation OF Why tho
Extra SeSSion Was Called No Soon.
Washington Special to New York World.
The motives Of the administration in
calling the extra session Mt so early pc.
Rod rs March 18th are interesting enough
tomake it worth while that they should
be plainly understood. They concern an
ingenious combination f4thered by Mr..
Garfield for giving the Spcaker5hip either
to Mr.. Garfield himself or to Mr.. Kelley Of
Pennsylvania, according MS the White
House may or may not succeed in com.
handing the confidence OF the grcenback
people in the next Congress. The basis
upon which these calculations rest is very
simple. BY the death OF Mr.. Schleicher
vacancy exists in the Texas dclcgatan
which is TO be filed by M election order.
cd for April 10. Mr.. Singleton, OF Illinois.
Democratic member elect, now lies SO.
riouslv i'll at the Hot Springs, in
Arkansas, md according to the
information Of Mr.. Garfield, will
hardly be able to reach Washington by
March Is. Mr.. l.ay, OF Missouri, another
Democratic member, Ias been very III for
many months past, and, Mr.. Garfield firmly
believes, will not he allowed By his physi.
clans to travel at this season OF the wear.
Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri, also Is confined at
his residence, and Is reported, according 10
Mr.. Garfield, to be dangerously III. Mr,
Acklen, OF Louisiana, Is also lying in inst
now At his quarters in this city, aud Mr,
Garfield has satisfied himself will no, br
able to leavc, the house certainly for II
month. In Wow Of these mCloncIiulv cir.
cumstances, which Mr. Garfield regards us
interpretations OF Divine Providence, and
in u further reliance upon the possible ar.
rest OF live other Democratic members
against whom Attorney General Deycns i
working up Indictments, President llayes
has been induced by Mr.. Garfield 10 be.
lieve that by calling Congress together
on March Is, the administration
will bc enabled to prevent the
Democrats from OrganiZin. their own
house. Whether this object is to I've at.
tanned by electiug Mr.. Garfield us u Re
publican or Mr., Kelley us Grccnbacker
Is regarded by the administration, or al
best by President Hayes and Secretary
Sherman, with comparative indifference.
What the business men OF the country will
think OF the matter remains TO he seen.
The Importance attached to the scheme at
the White House may be inferred from The
fact that the President abandoned his post
and closed his doors to 90 into executive
session with the Cabinet to prepare his
proclamation calling the extra session of
the Forty'siSth Congress nearly half an
hour before tho actual close by law Of the
last session Of the expiring Congress. This
Is the era Of civilseryice reform.
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RIO CONTRACTORS


W Va. lloSrItLL roR I'M t,-
WESTON, W, Va, Eri,tu,,T . ,.nAl
Sealed proposals will he rHyrly,ti lii. = ~
dressed u the "secrelary Of he B.,ri :, f -
al Weston, ": Va, up 10 April ., ~ ~ sj11In
", and will be opened publicly al 10 S'Jlst1att
90 the dag following, By the Bainl, N'AN
For tue stone Work,
For the Brick Work,
For the Carpenter Work,
For the Plistering Work,
For the Roofing Work,
AMI for The Painting and Gllliny W.tt
necessary for the construction If ill., ~,
the II, tptal, Will h Is 10 eiTSlend 10 $500
unn already buili-exHpt some mino, ,h ,l4a =,
will Be Of cut stOne the building l-ib, =
long, 70 ieet wide, aud three and t,qr a ~ !
The walls will he about two let thirE .l",,,,.{.
o. Whlcn VIII Oe Of stone, aud hlrkel win Lt,t =
nIplete In the walls; the brick I,TE
walls; the carpenter work complete. nv ~,
complete the reehne, Sputlns and vll.yI',ss-H =.
plelei aud for the Painting aud aEnf ~, 4.
contractor, In each rASe furnishing tIrryt.' -
ary to complete his eOnI1ct. ~
The material used must lie Of the I..i ss,L,.. =,
Is 10 10 subject to the insps lOn Of the Isii,,,S
perintondeht before being put Ia The IaIjS, =
Inc contractor Tor the stone work Is 10 f5sn,,.
hb NuIA WI VI OelUIe tue ElN uaJ NJ Ami ikiB y
complete the same on Ur before tlir ii dSy Il H.
Der, 1879. The contractor inr the bieE Iots nv.
ready 10 commence laying brick Ia The rllt,ssss
lore the 18th day Of Jnnc, lSIg, and east J, 1.
same Rgalnst the lSt day Of DtrenlL4F, IL n.
contractor for the CArlehter work 4 10 t.h ~.
with the stone aud brick work and hlo6bhb No.
tract within one munth utter the pla,efrf III m
contract. The contractor Tor lnlhIlnE M IN
Will keep bis work well up after the rafpgnts y
10 hnish the sanie within on. month after IN M
ter finishes hts contract. The contractor loT nss,,L
10 cnmmtncc Ills work on hr bciure the idLiIJis
cenbcr, 1871, aud complete the SINE a, On I, ~
ilcaOle thereafter. Tile contractor for p,,,,5,
10 begin bis work By the 1T day Of A. III, nj
finish the same 10y the let day VI July iOlligiff
Contractors will be paid gu monihly u,iilr-
made out BY the Superintendent, 90 E'lk ~ 3.
terial, reseTvlng Is per cent ~ each ss,mar n
the whole Of each contract l. r,lnpltis,l.
III PROPOSALS shall le acrOmpaued bv 1 STd ii
sufficient Oond AID security conditioned leqt,,Fp
law, 10 10 approved BY the bard Of lirotlr, h \,
faithful performance II the condition, q ths ID.
tract bid for. The penalty Of said bOnd .hIl III IN
least one-half u the aggregate amount u ID, cOs1t
bid for.
The Board Of Directors reserve the rissl 10 Nh
all bids and Proeeel to re 1T tbs cunin,t no.
tractG.
rlsns and specifications can he sen iiih. Es
Virginia Hospital for the Insane, at WtsiOs, 90 &
after the 10Th Of March, lsIy.
AA. LEWIS,
". 4. LIVELY, iEI. ia
les Ell. RALsTON,
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lu'chle "Wc'E,
We take pleasure in saying that Mr.. j.
]. Woods, the Senator from Ohio county,
is u young man who Inns such well bal.
anced mind that he everywhere com.
mands respect. Many young men who
are placed in official position, are SO over.
whelmed by the idea OF their own great.
ness, that their usefulness is impaired, Mr..
Woods is not one Of these, but is so modest,
courteous, and yet able and watchful, that
he deserves great praise. Let Ohio county
be proud OF him.
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nEllRENS-Un Sunday morning, March 0, 1879, al
l"elocki sou Of ChrlSt BehreHS, agei weeks.
THE iuherul will take place from the resdenee Of BIZ
father NO,@i)t Jacob street, tomorrow afternoon Al
. "'clSk. Friend. Of the family ars invited. In.
tsrment at the City Cemetery.
Babe On So unIay AFTERNOON, March S, 1872, al
W 0'clock, FRED BADR, 10 the sta year Of hIsag
Funeral from his late residence In TrIldelphIs, on
Tuesday morning at 10 o'rloek. Friends Of The
family are inyIteI,
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In aSsumplt Will
attachment.
Vs.
palmGlaanhnE

Thcobect Of this suit Is to recover from the defend
ant $40 75eyideneed by promiSlry note Of the said
defendant made at Wheeling, W. Va, dated 22l day
Of july 1878 with interest on SaId sum from the 2j
day OF November, 1878, until paid and the costs q
this suit aud Il Appearing from an affidavit ed ID
the cause that the said defendants not resident d
this State; aud the defendant not having been served
With cnpy Of tue order Of attachment or with pro
cess Ia this suit and u further appearing that Petei
the sum Of so 30 when summoned IN this case Il 4
ordered by thu court that said defendant bB and L re-
qulred 70 appear within tUur weeks after the date
tho INST publication Of this onl'r aud do what Il
necessary 10 protect his Interests herein and that thI
order hepubllshel and posted rs required BY Law.
J. +. ROOMS, Attorney for complainant.
mhi0-M Teste: GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
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CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE.

The history Of the success Oigrcat discoveries
nOpanll3 TO the trIumphs over composition and pre-.
ludleCr accomplished by this powerful yet harmless
vegetable agent, which insiaulaneouSly changes any
obnoxious color Of the hair into black or brown a,
magnificent @upy that Heaven ever bestowed upon
the head Of man or woman. Manufactured BY J..
CRisTADORo, No, 80 William ST., New York Sold
81 all Druggists. Applied BY all Hair Dresser.
Iei7.XwF4v
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SnsssaL Nntassx.
ELECTRIC BELTS,

4 sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay,
exhaustion, etc The only reliable cure. Circulars
nailsl free. Address J. X. REEVES, u Chatham
street New York. feig-WWPAW
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By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Henry 8
Richards aud Mary v, his wife, TO me- dated The and
day Of February, 1873, aud recorded 10 the Office Of
Virginia, Ia DEF ri Trust Book No. 49, fOlIos 36i and
s62 shall sell at public auction to the highest bid,
der at the front door Of the Court House Of said coun.
Yin the cit! Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1879,
Comm ncing at 10 o'clock A. ~, the following de.
serlbed property toWiE 4 part Of the lot numbered
l55 Of EOt and ChAplIue's addition 10 the city d
Wheeling, situated on the c0rner west Of ChAplIne
street and north Of ALLEY twenty, beginning al The
southeast corner Of said lot thence running north
Along the eastern boundary Of said lot fifteen feet
thence westwardly In line parallel with the southern
boundary oil said lot ono hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
leet, thence southNardly with an uley hiteun feet
thence e3ItEarlly one hundred and twenty-five feel
With tie southern boundary Of said lot TO tue place Of
beRnnng; being the SAME property conveyed 10 said
Richards BY james Campbell and wife BY deed bear.
lag date the 18th day Of November 1875 and recorded
Ia the Clerks 0ce Of the County Court Of Ohio eoun.
y. In Deed Book No. 81, page I35.
TERMS or SALE-One thousand dollars OF The nuF.
chase money, or rs much more the purchaser may
elect 10 hand, the balance IN two equal insAllmen
payable six and twelve months respectively after The
date Of sale With interest," the deferred payments 10 be
secured BY died II trust on the property sold Title
believed good but selling trustee shall ony con.
rey such title Is vested In me by Alid deed Of trust
les J. D. EWING, Trustee.
The above sAle las been postponed until SATUR.
DAl, March 10 At 10 OcIoekA NJ, at the same place.
mht0 II. D. EWING, Trustee.
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NRUsTEE,S SANE OE CHApLINI

i STREET RESIDESCE.-By virtue q a deed d
trust made By Daniel Cushing and vile to me, u
ruatee, dated February l. 1875 and recOrel 10 Boob
No. g. Folio l6, will o1r for sale al the front doOi
FEHRU ARY s, 1879, al lOo'elo L. ~, the following
described property Owt Lot No. l62 situated on The
west side Of Chapline street, between I'D and I'd
streets, Centre Wheeling.
TRRNs or SALR.-One.thlrd Tor As much more 4,
the purchaser may elect 10 payl 10 cash. and the ba
Anee In equal lnIIamenisl IN six, twelve, eighteen
aud tMeuty.iour months, with six per cent Inter.
est. The deferred payments to Do secured By
deed Of trust on the property sold and an insuF.
anee TO the amount Of $4,000 Tor the benefit Of th'
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Wonderful Chanues

Have occurred In this country during the last three or
four Yeas, but none more wonderful THAI the Rev
oiutions IN Color produced among the Haad' u
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aCsass Ahaasstsns,,,e,,tu.
EasssatsnaaI.

SIsn A YEAR Board and Tuition ior t,irl., Boy.
aS s' and fOSnE Yer. fr .l Cssr''
struetiOn Thorough, Location UNSURPASSED, Rev,
7. y, REILLY, b D., Episcopal Academy, Had.
deulold, n. ]. auto
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0et1ssaL Nnt,..-
NOTICE. -,

oI TtS ,In q, meeting Of lhs,,,,,.y
,irs T. hIUMN HALL ASSOCII iIGS' ~ = IAhs
W., " uIrGtsIN viii le held In IA. ~ " =
5Sh u, .SS Ohlo county, Oh TlllRSL,,S. NJ
%V'h' 1917 COMMENCING al ~. ""Al NM
ciIAs H. Dp,TppSN. y wAbOLIp,-.,
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

Philadelphia AcsOmmOdAIIOn.- train only runI
between watching and Tr.Adelphla.
tpaily except SundAy-NeERIk Accommodation,
tSteubeuVille AcComInodAtlou.-Thh train during
The day IaSses backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry aud Bellaire, stopping when required II
sShernA n, House, Rtpayille, West wheeling and
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The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY
MORNING, February ed, at 10 o'clock.
fell &. r. HlLDRErH, Trustee.
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The above alA Is postpoacd until SATURDAY
MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, At 10 O'Clock AN.
tsblo & p llILDRErII, Trustee.