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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-12-06
The Mountain Ites.

An officer III the army, who has speno
q good many years on the frontier, says
the Sioux are afraid Of the mountain
Utes, their dread Of them dating back
fifty years. In those days both tribes
found choice hunting on the Laramie
plains. The Utes were disposed to re-
gard the Sioux as intruders, and finally
forbade them coming into that region
for the purpose Of hunting. The Sioux
continued to come there, disregarding
the claims Of the Utes, and challenging
them to contest with bow and arrow,
the tirearm being unknown among
them at that time. One summer the
Utes got wind Of an intended hunt by
the Sioux, and sent out to intercept the
enemy. A party Of several hundred
rode up into the mountains north Of
where Fort Steele now is, and ambus.
caded in a narrow canon, the sides OF
which we're covered with thick growth
of timber, afording the most perfect
concealment. The Sioux hunters
over 100 strong came fling down
through tho canon, when, at q signal
the Utes, from their concealed position,
opened upon them with arrows. The
surprise was so complete that over 100
of tho Sioux were slain then and there.
The Sioux have since become prof
cient in the same kind of tactics in war
ring with the whites, but to this day
they are afraid Of mountain Utes.-Chi-
cago Times.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-12-06
OBS CLAIM il0W
FOUND TT.

,te' was dead Gronc, very
ed to sit down and study
i and what was best to be
i down his rocker and pack
IN the grass; his blankets
in it, with pick, shovel,
and trying pan, with q
a little pork, ham, flour,
his cofftc and, rceping
blankets, was tie neck
title. He had stopped at
a high, mountain rdGe
ID Yuba River, THAI made
III. It was well wooded ard
1 rees, had little underprush
him there ran 4 creek
s, clear and cool, over the
was very pleasant to see
the hot summer wealth
he bottle from the pack,
up to the light, saw there
ood drink left. lie looked
in side through the BIG
the Pickering sunshine
trough the thick foliage
earth in many places; in
he earth was Of a blight,
like the flames OF a fire,
raj substance in 1t. lie
tile and feli into i solilo-
again, the same burned
lined by whisk J, after
f money! I Jest deserve i.
ned fool d human crittcr
/ sself with whisky
lisceuraging, this KIND Of
OBJ, like many Others, was
stoned to his own folly.
is ship in san Francis .
~ summer Of 1850, and
nes for his pile. From
8 lucky; where he struck
he earth it was sure to find
obtained it SO easily, he
lid always find it when he
ordingly threw it away or
,lers, and dissipation until
lor became \ besctting sin
ending him to ruin. Moth
lew and strong impulse,
awakening OF hi better
ve him. Justly from his be
his name acquired Bob
GLOW OF about twenty 1--WE
ing, and well built, with
hair and beard. brown, in
ng eyes, and, in fact as
low as you often look up
IS a chance for him YET, II
ut happen 70 change his
forth his rely good quail
tat could 10 this. H. con-
loquy.
I be again, swearing I'll
ing a pile and Away 90
whisky wor-e than ever.
gold III my bag. q few
0, of flour and pork, with
and tobacco, and that i all
c. If / could strike pay
g Id try yes IA try to be
Vhar can | strike il. Fl |
eet = woman up here Id
IN the ground whar | first
yoman brings me lucK cy-
y who can expect in this
woman! | will pack my
ere ridge, where the min
m orning to their claims,
nything at all, there ! 10
|, Tor 9 woman IS out of the
his pack, Bob toiled slowly
under the trees until he
p, where it tlattencd out in
'ces and slight deprcssions.
and flowers blooming
and as he sat down to rest
is astonishmcnt, not very
ar, sweet voice Of a female.
Iuti0usly under the young
ere, IN a little open 1at,
'ck, was the singer. 1t was
'ture to look at, for a lonely
shapely, buxom young girl
'ldcn hair, blue eyes and
pretty features She was
hort calico dress. with moe
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-12-06
IOOLIs IN

the portals,
rough the doors,
9 benches,
q, by scores
N the music .... .
Ii airs,
!, mmOn story,
te and its cares y
d, faces.
Ia row;
ling blossom
limples glow,
] rue endeavor,
/. the wills
and frolic,
keep still.
'ingers,
;ith the books,
ing berries
.dy hooks:
ovc rebellion,
,asured tread,
/. romping
some clover BED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

the papers ore, or were either lost, mis-.
laid or scattered, and this d why there d
no record In the Office Of the Attorney
Generate oil the trial Of Eli Ice, and why
ut does not appear that Ell Ice evef was
tried by q court martial"
But that he was tried, as stated, there Is
not the shadow Of 0 doubt, as the testi.
mony Of Major Morton, recently pub.
llshed In the Pittsburgh Sunday Leader,
abundantly verfes, and the fact that this
poor old man, robbed Of all his property
by designing villains witness the letter Of
G. s. McFadden, published In the Rtgiaer
Of the 10th inst, broken down by hard
service, seven b%ullet-holes through him,
one Of which was through his left llng,and
his skull fractured, Is now languiBhlng
In a prison FOR LlFE for doing his
duty; for doing what l or you, or any
other true Union man would have done,
and what he was sworn to do. It Is an
outrage on humanity anda blot and dis
grace On the history OF our State, which
time itself will never eGEace, and he has
been most unjustly and unfairly dealt
with by q set oil ku:kluxing rebels, whose
end In prosecuting q man for consequences
resulting from obedience to military law
was not Justice, but revenge, the spirit
that now reigns and rules In the South,
making It the hell.hole 1t Is.
Icould state why these facts were not
apparent at the time he was convicted,
and will do so In the future, as the length
OF this ~admonishes me that I may be In.
truding on your columns.
Very respectfully yours,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26
Tho Fruits Of %BuII.DoxIng.

NlcouuIB herald.
Bull-dozing has borne its legitimate
fruit. Yesterday, in Yazoo county, Henry
Dixon was shot to death. Twist it as we
may, this terrible deed, which leaves a
widow and fatherless children to life's
stern struggle, was brought about BY in
tolerance in politics. The circumstances
that led to the deed are known; and they
warrant US in asserting that the days Of
numbered unless its leaders at once meet
the responsibility that rests on them. The
white voters Of Mississippi must by their
course make future affairs OF this kind an
im~possibility. The silent, powerful ballot
is the court that must try this fearful evil
Of bull-dozing, and pass sentence on It by
sweeping its advocates from the channels
that lead to power.
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FINANCIAL

Money received on deposit.
Interest paid on special deposits,
4 general Banking Bdines conducted with proEpt.
ness and fidelity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-Flour = Dull
and In limited demand; Minnesota extra
family TO good IS 25i fancy IS IS; Ohio fam,
lily s. 90; winter wheat patent IS 76aB 70,
Minnesota patent 3 500. Rye lour-Frm a
$ 25a5 SIX. W~heat-Frmer; rejected o5ca
81 0S; No. 2 red, 7sc. Corn-Fairly active
rejected 45a46Hc; western mixed 47Na4sc
yellow 4SHc. 0ats-LeSs active; white west
erno old SIC; choice 37kc. Proyidons-Dull ant
unchanged. Lard Western 6a6I<c, But
ter-Steady; creamery extra l7aISc; New
York State and Bradford county, Pa, extrs
l4al5c; Western Reserve extra l2aI4c. Eyes
Stronger and scarce; western 16c. Cheese
Firm !; creamery 5Ha5Xc. Petroleum-Weak;
refined SIC; crude6c. Whisky-steady ant
Unchanged.
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New York.

NEw YoEx, August 25.-Cotton-Steady at
l2al2Nc. Flour-Firm; receipts $1,000 bar.
relS; supertine western and State So '30a4 90;
common to good 81 20a4 40; good TO choice
81 60a6 u.s. white wheat extra 81 75a5 Is;
extra Ohio 81 25a5 Is; St. Louis "a 5Oab Is;
Minnesota patent process S. 75a7 80. Wheat
-Hlgheri active export and good speculative
business; receipts $4,000 bushels; No. 4
spring S5as6c; No. 3 9Sa00c; No. 3 81 O2a
| 0S; ungraded 02casI OS; ungraded winter
red 95ca$l l0N; No. 8 81 0ska1 OSH; No. 2
81 l0Na1 10A; No. ISL 1la1 Tx; ungraded
amber 81 05al TX; No. 2 amber 81 lOLa
l l0A; No. | do western 81 11a1 llH; IN.
graded white 81 02a1 1lN; No. 8 81 90; No. 2
$llO; No sales $4,000 bushels; No. 2 red
August, sales 10000 bushels at 81 1OLa1 Ii;
September, sales 12S,000 bushels at 81 l0Xa
1 10X; October sales $4,000 bushels. RYE
Steady No. 2 western 6SHc. Barley-D1ll
and nominal. Corn-Qufet; receipts 357, 900
bushels; ungraded 4511a46Ae; No. Q Asa
46[c; No. 2 August ACC bid, 46kc asked
September 1910 bid, 48Ec asked; October
I%e bid, 47Ac asked. 0ab-Quiet; receipts
9S,OOO bushels; western mixed 27a3lo; white
western 32a3sc. Hay-Demand active at SOC.
Hops-Quiet and unchanged. Coffee Quiet
and heavy. sugar-Firm and unchanged.
Molasses-Dull and unchanged. Rice-Quiet
but steady. Petroleum-Dull and nominal :
United e42Sa851sc; crude 4Ta5Xc; refined
exc. Tallow-Firm ut 51Sa5 l1.l6c. RoSin-
Steady and unchanged. Turpentine-Steady
at 28Ha26Ac. Eggs-StrongeT at l3Hal6Hc.
P~ork-steady at s. S7a0 ID; the latter choice.
Beet-Dull and unchanged. Cut Meats
Quiet; long clear SC; short clear SIC. Lard
- Quiet; prime steam &c. Butter-Steady;
western 6al7Hc. Cheese--Dull; western
SHa5Mc. Whisky-Quiet offered at 81 o..
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C~EEcESAE1, August 2a.-CottOn = Strong
and higher at ike. Flour-Quiet butsteady
family s. 60a5 rs. Wheat-Dull; red sSae$c'
Confirm at S7Ha3Sc. oats-In iairdemand
and market firm at 25a2sc. Rye-Steady and
In fair demand at &c. Barley-Scarce and
firm; No 2 spring Csc bid. Pork-Dull at
$3.50. Lard-scarce and firm; current make
IS 90 bid. Bulk Meah-Quiet at IS 90a4 col
4 SO, Bacon-Dulet but steady at s SIX,
4 0Oa5 20a5 26a5 30a5 90. Whisky-stronr
and higher at$l 0a. Butter-Demand fair and
market- firm; fancy creamery 2lc.; choic1
dairy l4a15c; prime Western Reserve 1aalIc
Central Ohio 1lal2c. LInseed Oil-steadS
and in fair demand at csc,
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Chrearo Catne mnrnaL

0aIcAsO, August e5.-Ths DrOvers' Journal
reports:
Hoos-ReceIpts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head: Market steady and unchanged :;
mixed packing s. 5oa3 Is; good to, prfme
heavy s. S0a3 80; light s. 4Oas As; closing
steady.
OArrIE-Recetps 5000 head; shipments
200 head. Only a few good here best 81 50
a5 90; fair to good shipping steady at 81 Ooa
4 49, butchers steady at 81 76a2 80; bulls
81 0Oa2 3d., steers s. l0aS 80; western in
heavy supply and slow and unchanged;
through Texans firm at Sc 10a2 rs. The
yards are we'll cleared.
sHEEr-Receips 800 head; Texans 500 low.
er than two weeks ago: natives slow; Isling.
tons are reported steady, but tending lower
for second.Fate animals.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 25.-Flour-Quiet; west.
ern superine s. 60a3 80; do extra IS 75a4 IS
do family S. 00a5 rs. Wheat-Western closed
quletand easy; No. 2 western winter red spot
and August 81 GOAL cox; September 81 O9E
al cox; October 81 09Nal' cox. Corn
Western dull and lower; western mixed, spot
and August 46Ha463Sc; September 46Na
48I5c; October 47Ha475Gc; steamer Asia
46Xc. 0as-Quiet; western white 3laS2c
do mixed 29a30c; Pennsylvania slaS2c. Rye
Dull at 62a65c. Provisions--steady
Mess Pork-S9 IS. Bulk Meats-Loose Shout.
ders 311c; clear rib sides 4Xc; packed AKA
81. Bacon--shoulders Axe; clear rib side.
6Ac; hams llka11Nc. Llrd--Refned
tierces &c. Butter--Steady and active; prime
to choice western packed l2a13c. Eggs--Ao
tive at l2al2c. Petroleum. Quiet; crude
nominal; refined exc. Cofee-Quiet and
frmer; Rio cargoes1lal4Hc. WhisEey- tea,
dy at 81 06Xa1 07,
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PHILIP SCHOELE, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

CaicAao. August 26,-Flour-Quiet but
steady. .Wheat-unsettled but generally
higher No. l Chicago spring 945faeIhc;
No. Z, sejSas7e cash; size September and Dc.
tober; No 8 sol<e rejected 6Saeec. Corn
In fair demand ct lower rates, S2Ha82Afc cash;
8SaSSNe September; S3kaS3He October; 70:
ieeted 9lAc. oats-Dull weakand lower Of
229 cash Exc August; 22llc September go
Barley-EaSier and nominal at 75Xe octo.
ber. Pork-Actlve but lower at$s 90aS Is
cash; IS 17has 20 September; IS 2SaS NIX
October. LArd-steady and Arm al o 62K
cash and September; IS 66a5 61k October.
Bulk Meats-IrregulRr Of s. 46a4 10A4 90.
WhiSky-steady and unchanged OF q 0I.
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NEW oRLEANA August 2s.-Cotton-strong;
mladling llLIot low do 1919; good "a
ordinary 10IIc. Net receipts 262 bales; sales
200 bales; stock 1883 bales.
Cotee-In fair demand; Rio carEoes, or.
binary to prime llIfa15c. sngar-Inierior 70
good common 6a8ktc; common 10 good CON.
mon 6Ha7G. yellow clarified 7Na73lc,
Molases-Dull and nominal; termentnR
2iaS0c; common 26a2Sc; fair 2saS0c, Rice
I'm fair demand Louisiana ordinary to
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EAST LIBERTY, August 25.-CArrLE-Re.
ceipts since and including Friday last, 1914
bead Of through and l,437 head Of yard stock
total for the week ending to-day 2,491 head
Of through and 3,S17 head OF local, against
4,6Ol head OF through and 1888 OF local the
week before. The supply for this weeks
yard sales is good, but mostly OF common to
medium grades, and about fifteen cans more
than this time last week, with all nearly
sold out. Prices, SO far, are about the same as
this day q week ago, ranging at s. IS for com.
NOR to 81 70 for good the best brought as
high as S. IS.
Hoos-Reoeipts 1866 head; total for the
week 1855 head, against 12.925 head last
week; ,graSSsers 50 40a3 SO; Workers $26Oa3 IS;
Philadelphias s. T5a3 80.
SHEEP-Receipts 6,40O head; total for the
week 5000 head, against $4,000 head last
week. Selling dull; very few sold to-day
prices s. % to 81 25.
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TOleda.

ToLEDo, August 3.-wheat-Qulet; No. 8
white Wabash 81 90; No. / while Michigan
99Aci No. 296c; amber Michigan, spot and
August e6Kc; October 9sEc; rejected
Wabash 9oci No. 2 red winter, spot and
August, 99he; September and October 9SLc;
western amber spot and August 9akc; No. 3
amber Illinois 81 cox. Corn-Qniet; high
mixed 3Sc; No. 2 August held ut S7Ne;
SlIIfG bid; September S7Kc asked; SO bid
October S7Hc askedi SIC bid. 0Ats-Dull
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AcAsE OF DIABETES MElLurus.


Ailments, even when coupled with advanc.
ed age, go down before that wonderful discov.
cry, Bethesda Water. Here Is an extract
from the Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Re.
porter, which will be read with interest:
PHILADELPHIA, March 30, 1878,
Editor Aedioaland Surgical Reporter:
Having been considerably interested in the
use oIthis Bethesda)wAter as . remedial agent
In Diabetes Mellitus," Noticed particularly
the two cases reported byD O. G. Schuyler, Of
Troy N: Y, n a leading physician Of Pitts
saw, four years ago, Mrs. Charles G., aged
81 years, In consultation with On. Scrivens
and Chattle, OF Long Branch. The old lady
was then very much emaciated, suffering from
an intolerable thirst &c, and passing daily
from six to seven quarts OF urine, EIsmina.
ton OF the urine left no doubt OF The nature
Of the malady. 1t was resolved to give her
Bethesda Water exclusively, and restrict her
diet as customary in this affection. She has
continued TO use 1t ever since; has regained
her flesh, and though confined 10 her bed one
year atterward, is now able to move about and
return the visits OF her friends. She passes
about three pints Of urine daily, and by strict
observance OF her diet and the continued use
81 the water, Is enjoying good health. report
TINS case as confirming the observations made
by these gentlemen. s. H.. HuSr. N. D.
We append the important information that
the General Agent for the Genuine Bethesda
Water, for Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Vir-
GINA, Is
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PElcE-50 cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, IS per half-barrel, $l6 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co,
Bridge Corner, Main street.
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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nTuRDAY. rHE sotA DAY OF AUGUST, ISL,

saturday, THE sOth DAY OF AUGUST, 1879,
sTiAqIns at 10 O'Clock 4. n, Of said day, sell \. tho
tNaL door Of the Court House Of aId Ohio county al
pSs!ir suction the following described parcels Of zeal
aAis that u 10 say: Lo1 numbered one N and two
With their hPpurtenAnees. Said lots numbered
Tet aud two are situated on Zane'S or Wheeling
nilad. Number one contains six aces, one rood and
saitIy-three and ntteen one hundredthS poles, and
aumbeF two contains two acres, two rOots and four
sad ouS-hAli poles. said lots arc bounded on the north
y sGI numbered three, conveyed by z, Jacob, COM
missioner, to John Smith, on the west BY land Of Dan.
.a1 MeSEoFd9; on the south, southwest and east Is d
VA a Y tas PAt Gad PagSrS accompanying The papers
aIaoHto county 10 the cause IN ehanceryin which The
SSlO'e RINK aud vile were c0mplLlnAnta and Daniel
Nsarl executors aud OtheIS were defendants, the east
Has OF ame being what d called the track Of the rail-
1idt Ho losi also the right Of wayETanted byGSrcernent
VI aIioh AeSWortA, trustee, Hans. w. Phillips and
LEsio aid IeorEe II. Faubel, Of record In he CleFk'S
80 ~ tasSoaaty Court o. aid 0hlo county La Deed
rSS ~ y, paSe gS. Also all the following described
Ia @tSIgI lying and being situated on he lower
PIt o. lanes lLAnd, aud AdloInIuE thO lotI
THHC ~ amea: BEGINNING a AStakS In the line Of the
r.IPnJn anu Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
mi mi ~ Ivy CoInST 10 lands Of John Smlth, John Fink
NM Son,S SsoTe u. saubeli thence with Eld FAubels
SnJ oDs' uS,eu pug one-QuIter degrees, east twenty
~, ~ 0aS-quattet poles 70 a stake IN the hedge fence
ina CVEner 70 lands Of said Faubel and other lands q
i sISu MSSEoTus, trustee thence With saId hedge
T.neI TO lAnd' held 81 Il. ". PHILLIPS; tSSnec nofth
S,ie e,Siee, vest twenty and one-qIArter poles 70
~ 80 IaeuSe o99th etShty-One degrees, west fourteen
VI 10 P Ace o. beginning, containing one aere, threI
WSt' and thirteen aud thrce.fourthS role, tcrethSf
nlad tnct Of land.
tae. ab0Te described land l. we'll fenced apj
N trecied upon Il an elegant FeEidenee, MN Ind
sJH building beaidOS q LlughterhouSe, 10 houSl
~ RIasr Improvements, and d all under a'high sat
cultivation, The titS 70 the above, which Ia
"TNN wv convey, Is uuexcepti0nable.
MA Ss o. sALE-one thousand dollars or a muel
y % lAe purchase moaey a. the purchaser ma,
sJmLIo payi n elIh, and the residue In four eQuAl. ID
III payable a one year, two yearS, three year
s ~ '9aI yeats FROM the day Of sale With Interest o.
nm ~ GIaetTsI tnitlllment1, payable semi.anuuall
y ~ DAY, the purchaser 70 dive his four seven
IS.aa9ie notes tor said deferred EnstalImOnI and IL
M ~ aih 'ecpF,tY 10 b approved by the trustee
~ we Hue o. aid real eNito 70 be retained mt
- purchase money Il pAldIn full.
JAMES r, ROGERS. TfuRiee,
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We Believe

That II every one would use Hop Bitters
freely there would be much less sickness
and misery in the world; and people are
fast finding this out, whole families keep.
ing well at a trifing cost by its use, We
advise all to try iE-U& d., Rochester, NJ
Y. Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling,
wholesale agents.
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New YORK Dry Goods MarI.at,

NEW York. August 25.-The cotton good.
market is moderately active and agents
prices still steady. Prints are in fair demand,
and best makes firmly held; Harmony, Free.
mans 4 Lodi prints 6Kc. Ginghams are do
ing well, and dress goods are fairly active.
Men woolenS remain quiet and steady; I'M
derwear and hosiery are in steady request,
Foreign goods are more sought for,
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PrrTsguEsH, August 6.- PErRoLEuM-Quiet
crude zoo at Parker's for shipment; reined
6hc for Philadelphia delivery.
OH Orr, August 25~.-PErRo1EuN Market
opened with Go bid, advanced To 665<c;
declined and closed at 64Xc. Shipments
l7I0oO barrels, averaging 5000 barrels.
Transactions 10000 barrels.
ANTWERP, August o. PETRoLEuM-Rehned
LoSDoS, August 25.-PErRoLErM--splrits
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SATURDAY. SEPr. 20. I8zs.

Commencing At 10 O'clock A. ", At the front door Of
Tie Cont House Of Ohio county, sell Al public Aue-
Ton, to the highest bidder, the following described
pivlFft!, that Is to Aay, the lot or parcel Of land which
s' conveyed by Francis Il. Armstrong, Commission.
Il, acting under aud by virtHe Of a decree Of the Cir
w Iouft OF uhlo county, 10 the State Of West Viz
Ani1' rendered gu the ID day Of February, 1885,, In q
at III Ghaneery, IN Nhich said Armstrong was plain.
un and HanEden Zane aud others were Defendants,
9Wliliam kryter, since deceased, by deed bearing
late on the ?th day II June, 1855, and recorded n
p,rd BOOK ", page S1+, in the Clerks ONCE Of the
CGuhly Court Of said county, being lot numbered
u,ls w As lAil out BY aid Commissioner on 4 part Of
tse property Known Is the Reserve In the said city Of
watching which lot measures twenty-five (g9) feet Ia
nut along the west side Of Market street In saId city,
tAirly.iWO l3?l leet.
SAD lot has on 1t a tbree-story brick building, being
supplied With a. and water ~hxtures, and also one two
''tS5y brick building. With good cellars under both
said property Is 10 10 sold 10 satiSfy tho uriucipal
yum y so,N"' With Interest thereon at the rate Of DIX
SlSsls PtI annuta from January I, 1879, due Henry
r!Vil.Ii said note Is subject to d credit Of 500, july
1870 SIOD, January rs, 1877; 500, March @, 1871
~; august !; ISL $50. July a, 1873, and $50, oeto,
n, y $50 Title TO aid property believed 10 begood
AID deed. W' y
lERNS OF SALE-Cash.
PHILIP SCHOELE, Trustee.
DA1GSf0Rr 4 DovENER, AttoFueys, au20
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81. Lou1s, August @.-Hoos-Du Dull an,
prices lowers Workers and Baltimores, So q
aS %; packing Sc e0aS 80 butchers select b
heavy y 4oaSes |. Receipts $500 head; ship
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

MRS ANNIE 81. sHEIB begS leave to announce
TAI ,hc vii resume her training Of the voice, on the
18th I SEPTEMBER, at her roOmS liz Main street.
10 alditlon to private lessons, she has arranged for
CEe Lessons, In classes Of two OF three on the CoDser.
atri phu; and will also form 4 Chorus class on Sat-
4rliy iNemO0ns al 2 O'Clock.
Further Particular viii be found in circulars,
tAth nay be had At Shelb's Music Store, under
Washington Hall, or at her rooms, Ill? Main street.
tll6
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nHARLESTOWN ACADEMY A Pre-.
v latspjfy School for Boys at CharIeat0wn, Jeher.
~ county, ". Va. Founded In 1875. WV. II. KA.
nGA 81, PIN, Il. j. CANPBELL IA, n. and Me-
lllt SsbingfOn and Lee UnlV.l, AEst. Next SEES
ioa besins sept 10, A full course In Ancient and
Apitn lSnsuaEes, Mathematics Natural Phlloso;
Shb apptatus for illustration, In the Sciences. Fol
sulo,le containing terms and list Of testimonials
irly to the Principal. Au6.DAw
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%UtNCNEATI, August 25.-Hoss-Uull
common g s5a3 80; light g 5Oa3 IS; pack.
ing s. 4oaS IS; butchers IS 65aS70; receipt,
1888 head; shipments 1870 head.