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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03
West End Root and Shoe
BMPGE
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

KNoWLEDGE is Power. and by knowing how.
IA ~hen. and whore to buy our Goods, 70 are
confident that you Sead nd digest this fully
by investinRv with Us How? Having had an ex.
perience of fifteen years in the retail business,
and thorough knowledge of the came both in
theory md practice, We have tho inside track at
the start.
First. We guarantee you a saving of 10 per cent.
ON your Investment. Ian do it2 Certainly
MOTH ing easier. Remember that one OF the a ger.
boards that point to success reads Keep down
Expenses" That clinches argument, Uur
expe nses are nominal-ho rents, saIesmen = saS
aries and we buy our goods at just VIVA. they are
We started in an humble way last Fall, out Of
the business centre at venture. Some of you
will remember that when Grant with his over
whemiu odds pressed Lee hard at Cold Harbor,
he sent Sheridan. with a chosen band of troops. 10
, nut, ,hs "s h 1ng% At hut
little band CT ragged rebels-in their past every
ons hsroh..'Si.sa sh.. they should NO. pas,
in tho path monopoly and capital
united a gainst us, but ere they cross US we will
In Ike them gallant ght.
One OF our com petitors has stated that he was
'.rAised in shoes and knows how they grow" All
that We have to is, that ia his hurry to get bis
goods on the market early we thin he pulled tbem
too green to keep. Our goods were bought on a
can give regular Freeh Stock way down at rock
bottom. See our Leaders:
Men g Fine Cali Boots at 81 so = NO job lossi
Mems Fine Shoes and Caters at Sl.IO-pP:
Ladies' CATERS, Warranted Lasting, at So
cents-up;
Just clip up and see our Slippers for Ladies' from
80 cents, up-a perfect smash ; and in Children's
Shoes there ia In irdeicribable slaughter! Look
from 20 cents up a beautiful limo OF Chidrcn's
wonder
II they are the kind that the Angels wear
That they tread so light on the golden stair.
06- Remember. that We repair all rips on goods
sold by us free Of charge. We have In our employ
MIR. Phil. D Gross, an accomplished artizan, and
continue to manufacture
HANDMADE WORK AT LOW PRICES.
Gentlemen's Fine Bonts a specially. Repairing
neatly and promptly executed.
We have add ed To our stock beautiful lice o {
Mons. Boys' and Chi!dren'a Summer Hats-y-Iy
cheap. -zg--T s-=-r-s - 90 -
We'return thsnks TO a considerate public for
their libe al support, aud request ali
give a cali. Respec fully.
R0DRiCR, AORRlS.k Co,
West End Boot snd Shoe Emporium, Main Street.
CnsresrOwn.
May 20. 1919
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03
HOUSE FOR RENT.
w H IA "a II,

Corn, Hay, Potatoes,
Wasted for Cash. Apply a. on. Coal .ad wood
Jaao.r, IS. 1879.
UCAs' READY MIXED PAINTS 100 gsIIops
- assorted eOIors and shades. UpsuTpnstd
70, Durability and Eeonomy. Decidedly tie best
mixed palate IN Also. 500 lbs. Lev is' Lead !,
which VIC can sell very low figures for the cash.
Get Our QUOT tions before you buy.
QUfGLEY's DRUG STORE. Harpsr's Ferry.
HoUsE KEEPERS PAINTS, mixed resey for
III uIe, put up In quart aud pint cans-sl shIdes.
QUIG LEY's DRUG STORE. H.rpers Ferry.
A LARGE aud beauIifuI asserted sample stock
"a Of WsII Paper, which We cam farlish at low
figures. at QUIGLEi - DRUG STORE.
May g. 1873 Harpas FerTy.
CURRY Combs. Horse Brushes ssd Cards. tor
SARDIsEs. BAKING po.sei. Carpet T.ei..
- .Po.dss. she el sad Caps. 70, sale hsy,sr
nRIED and c.aed Fruits. Ter sal By
I AIDES Shoe varBish. Masop's Backlog and
BlsekiBg Brushsss for sale BY
CINvis aANs. ea.liiy ls.s.st..s. FOR
PAKER's Chocolate. E.,snes' and EI,r.si.. Tor
ETREsa ssPpiy of csar.s..d IA n n i.t r.1.i..a
+ by G 8. s.DALGARS.
lVHiTE WASH BRUSHES -iu.t r.e.ir.ds ..s
April liz y. G ISIS SD cheap. BY aspAIe1sx
NTxcRERlI, IN qqe.rs.. aud h.if ssi.. go,
IIl than they have ever bean known TO be bsfor.
pRIME .,tief. OF cbs.s. jp.f reesiysd Sy
April 10, lslsz -s.s.-pALGARS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

VIM. Fl. Travers, Cleon Moore. D. II. Cockrill,
Executive Committee of Lee Memorial ARso.
ciatlOL,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03
CORPORATION NOTICE.
WANTED.-.S1.5OO.

WANTED Fifteen Hundred Dollars for ON .
w or two years on Real Estate worth six
thousa nd dollars. near cbarlestown AprIr TO
May 81. ls7s-3t. CLEOS MOORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03

nAvIs Il MILLER's Pure Extracts Of Vanilla,
- Lemon Pine Apple, Nectar and Orange, 20
be had by the quantity or in BottIes-ths paresi
Bnd best in use AZ
oufGLEY's DRUG STORE, Harpsr's Ferry.
Use Mayors Cement. the stron gsst on earth for
~ repairing CHAR, China, Marble, Leather,
Furniture. &c. Warranted to stHpd hot water.
To be bad at
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE, Har2er's Ferry.
CE-CoLD Soda Water. with grea. variety Of
had during the bot season, at
QU1GLEf'S Drug STORE. Harper's Ferry.
A BEAUTIFUL lot of Framed Chromoa, at
"A very low figures. to be seen at
qUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE,
MaJ q. 1879. H.rPsr'B Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-03
BEANvo1a, P. O., Harrison Co., Miss, I
1st N1v 1870

GENTLEMEN :-Accept nv thanks for your
courteous and kind invitation to your next an
nual meeting on the S1st inst. to commemorate
the virtues and heroism of those who died for
our cause and our country 1t is pratif, ing to
me to know that floral tribute has been rcgu-
larry paid by your community to The memory of
our fallen HEROES regret that circumstances
place it entirely out of nv power to DO with yon
"a invited, and pray you to accept. with my re-
Erets. the assurance of the cordial regard and
esteem with which am
Yours. faithfully.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
A CHICAGO OPINION.

The Argus,a prominent insurance journal
published in Chicago, takes occasion to
mention = citizen Of Yankton in the follow.
ing complimentary manner:
The citizens of Yankton, Dakota, are to
be congratulated upon the acquisition to
their number of Geo. w. Hall, Esq, who
has recently removed from this city 70 that
place to engage in the business of insurance.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr..
Hall, and . thorough knowledge Of his ca
liabilities ~ a business man. it affords ma
great pleasure TO bespeak for him that re-
ception in his new field of labor to which "a
: gentleman and an accomplished underwri.
tet he is entitled. He opens his agency With
the following companies, viz: The imper.
ial & Northern, North British & Mercantile,
Hartford, Traders, Shawmut, LaCon6ance
and Merchants, of St. Joseph, all Companies
OF undoubted standing. We are sorry to
lose Mr.. Hall, but hope the change he has
made will prove for his benefit, and we know
the citizens of Yankton will have no reason
70 regret his advent among them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

Fresh smoked bacon at
j. E. BRUCE & Co.'S.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
sssssosm

General Epsron il confined 10 his be,
Thy sickasA.
6.sG. Mayo Chicago piano TIMER 1t Ii,
Jencks. hotsl
Paymasser Sharp passed Yank.on agency
yesterday, hound for Yankton.
Henry Jones has postponed his journey
to Chapelle creek until the storm 10 oyer.
Delegate Bsnnett and family are located
for the Winter at 9ss K street. N. w. Wash.
|ington. gf
Simon Eiseman is w~eathering the storm
In sHankten. hAyinS returned from his up
country trip just In time to grasp the latch
string Of WELCOME.
ValeaP. Thielman has decided to stay .
few days In Yankton and watch the storm
indications until he 10 sure that 1t is safe to
venture opt; on the prairies.
Al6yJ. Cogans Of the Bon Homme Ciu-.
zsns came inso the Yankton harbor last
ltght to get out of the storm and will stay
With rs until the embargo Is raised.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
osruARY-mRs. FRANCES a. BURNS.

DIED In Yankton, December 10, 1879, at
half past nine O'Clock In the morning, Frances
A. Burns: wife of Robert W. Burns, chief
The subject of this obituary mention was
we'll known to most Of the people Of Yank-
ton. Sic came to our city a few years ago
with her husband and family. She was
thirty-three years Of age and wastLe mother
Of an interesting family Of four children.
She was married at Lacrosse, Wisconsin,
in 1864, and was the only daughter of a
now sorrow stricken mother who was pres
ent to soothe the anguish Of her dying
hours. Her sickness was Of but a few
hours duration and her sudden death comes
with all the startling force which an unex.
pected event'.of this. nature could invoke.
Last evening her symptoms took an alarm
ing turn and later in the night the family
physician, DR.. Miller, deemed it advisable
to procure the assistance of Drs. Etter and
DIETRICH, and they were accordingly sum
moned. The best efforts of these three
skillful physicians were of no avail. Mrs.
Burns passed into = condition of uncon.
seriousness, from which she did not rally,
and the lamp Of life was ex~tinguished
while her faculties were dormant. A tiny
girl baby survives the mother whose exist
ence has been thus suddenly terminated,
and loving hands and hearts are
guarding its tender life through the
scenes Of sorrow which have
fallen pom the desolated household. A
girl baby whose life begins where its moth
er's ended-the inheritance passing from
one to the other with scarcely an interval
in which it could be said that both were
living together. The angels of Heaven
rejoice to-day over a soul returned to them
and over a soul newly enshrined in a casket
of innocence.
Of the qualities of heart and mind pos.
sesaed by the deceased it seems almost an
intrusion to speak in this hour of terrible
grief. She was a true woman-true TO her
God, to her family, to herself and to all
about her. Loving, kind, christianlike,
and enduring, her life has been one consin.
ual conquest over evil and a bright exam.
pie to. the circle in which she moved. Could
We reach the hearts of the sorrowing hus
band. children and mother, and there plac.
comforting thoughts which would prove
sseace to their grief, the duty would be on,
of ioy. Bnt it seems that anguish lik,
theirs belongs to them and is too sacred
sentiment to be touched by worldly utter
ances. They have the sincere sympathie
of all who have known them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

We are now. securing in addition to our
large stock from distillers In Kentucky all
the popular brands Of Bourbon and Rye
WHISTLES. also direct from importers,
Brandies, Wines. Scotch ale and London
porter. the finest Champaign and native
wines, together. With oil kinds of goods usu.
ally Kept 10 q dsst class wholesale house
and will sell cheaper for cash than any
other housein. DSkota. Come and. seesu,
and save from IS, to geo, per barrel.
]. E. BRucR & Co. t
Yankton Dakots.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
DISTRICT COUNT PROCEEDINGS.

In the case of Herman Eiding, tried on
an Indictment charging him with 40 assault,
With a deadly weapon with intent TO kill,
the Jury rendered verdict of guilty OF an
assault and battery with . revolver with 10.
tent to do bodily harm.
In the case of 7. b. Karson, indicted for
grand larceny. the jury returned q verdict OF
guilty. His offense was the stealing of .
gun from George Wagner.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
Santa Claus in Town.

-
The largest assortment of
Toys, Lava Goods, Bird Cages,
Hobby Horses, DO, received
and displayed In the Territory
at n. A.
Everybody is invited for
their inspection. The largest
stock of Candy west of Chica.
go. sold at bottom prices.
Also, Oysters in any guam.
tity, of the celebrated Dia.
mond Brand, constantly on
hand.
And everything in the Ba-
kerry and Fruit line.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
MEDICAL TREATMENT & E

For the benefit of those who are unable
to pay for medical treatment, I shall be At
my Office, Cedar street, second door south of
Third, from two to three P. M. Tuesdays and
Fridays to give advice and medicine free of
charge.
w. A. FRANKLIN, NJ. D.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

Tom Marshal, the cash grocer, keeps the
retail store where you can buy your goods
at wholesale prices. Come and be con.
WINGED,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
We ARE INSTRUCTED TO MEET compe1l1lo

Don't buy a lean, d~yspeptic. yellow oys-
ter, or q slack filled can of oysters. when
you can buy a large, fat, plump. jolly one
tor the same money. A. Booths Oval
Brand oysters are the cheapest,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

l have added to my stock the celebrated
Arrow brand Fresh Oysters. the very best
in the market, sell them cheap.
T. MARSHALL,
The Cash Grocer, Capital St.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

DIV. H. a. Brown, d.ntist, Union
Block, Yankton. &c
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

WANrED-A whole or part interest io a
Dakota newspaper. Address, stating par.
%ticulars, ]. c., care Press & Dakotaian.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
DO You SEE THE POINT?

slb. Standard Tomatoes. 10 c.
3 ID. Standard Peaches, 2Oc
The BEST Rio" Coffee in Yanktou, AZ
lbs. for $1.O0.
Kinks White Russian Soap. 1s bars for
$1.OO
Kinks Blue Soup, 10 bars for $500.
Choice Sugar Cured Hams, Tx CTS. per
10.
All other goods at bed rock prices.
7. F.. MARSHALL,
The only Cash Grocer
In Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

For choice Christmas candies 90 I,
Walter ii. Cars. His stock is immenss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
Christmas is Near = Please
Look at our List of
Good Things.

Choice Raisins,
Florida Oranges,
Malaga Grapes,
California Pears,
Choice Cranberries,
Good Apples,
Figs and Dates,
Mince Meat,
Comb Honey,
Candies and Nuts,
Hickory Nuts,
Walnuts,
Pop Corn,
Maple Syrup,
Buckwheat Flour,
Risiling's Horse Radish,
Celery,
Cream Candy,
Ross Tafey,
Groceries, Canned Goods,
Vegetables, etc.,
At the Old Reliable Store
Of WALTER II. CARR
Sd st., Yankton
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-04
Tho OHIO AgrrcnIturoI Rono.,

3 The Ohio Agricultural Report for 1877,
just issued, contains the agricultural sta.
tistics for that year which will be issued
in connection with the Secretary Of States
report for 1875.
The report shows that during the year
1877 there were sowed l,748,0S4 acres Of
wheat with a yield Of 97,So6,5 $50 bushels;
rye, 1850 acres, yielding ol4,lO6 bushels;
buckwhcat, 99,24S acres, yielding 295,s22
bushels; oats, 09S,4H acres q, oil
bushels; barley 5B.l65 acres, l,Go0,sl7
bushels; corn, 8, 1S5,O5O acres, yielding
10l, ss4,So5 bushels. OF the hay crops
there were l,7S9,slS acres sowed ia
Timothy, yielding 2,16O,SS4 tons OF hay
and 3S4,S77 acres sowed to clover, yielding
$50, 2tIS tons OF hay and o1l 1854 bushels 81
seed. About 49, 800 acres OF meadow lant
were plowed under for manure. Their
were a, 81 acres Of FAX under cultivation
yielding 800, 703 bushels Of seed and !, SSiS,
4 e02 pounds Of fibre, There were lo7 ,GS
acres Of Irish potatoes, yielding l0,504,27j
bushels, and I, 262 acres OF sweet potatoes
yielding 1876, a54 bushels. Over % 407 acre
were planted In tobacco, yielding 2i,2i4,
| $50 pounds. Ohio produced 60O0S l6'
4 popnls Of butter and p, 1918 O55 pounds .
| Of cheese in 1877, w 5'37
Nearly lB,l05 acres were planted to 90,
gum, yielding 1901 pounds Of sugar an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-04

1,lso, 25S gallons Of syrup. There were
produced Of maple syrup $24, 036 gallons;
OF maple sugar 1925, 2lb pounds. About
l42,S03 hives Of bees produced 1854, a02
pounds Of honey. The fruit products
were as follows: Orchard, 4ls,2ss acres;
apples, {, 24S, 677 bushels; peaches, ass, 0S3
bushels; pears, S0,26l bushels. There
were 1874 acres Of vineyard planted in
1877, making q total acreage In Ohio OF
s,6t6 acres. There were gathered In 1877
II, ll940l pounds Of grapes, and ass, 4l9
gallons Of wine were made. There were
ID, ~ ,0l0 pounds OF wool shorn, and a..
800 sheep, valued at SIS, $50, killed by dogs,
The injury to 1880 sheep by dogs Is
placed 1T s30.0S4. About 3O6,34 hogs,
valued at 81, 1884 ,055; 60, 100 sheep, valued
Sl4S,7 700; 1920 head Of cattle, valued at
$3.50, 4Sl. and 1l,0i7 horses, valued at
S141 ,2l3, died from disease during 1877,
The taxable land In Ohio Is as follows:
Cultivated, S,6B4 7Ol acres; pasture, s, Co.'S.
sos acres; wood land, 6,206,34s acres;
waste land, 5sG,B40; total, 20,985, 371
acres, There were 10000 horses, val.
ued at $3G,77l,600; l,b0S,S7S head OF
cattle, valued OF $26, 704 ,S09, and 3,0O0, 0O4
sheep, valued at $685. 1928. There were
also 2S4 All hogs, valued at s., 464 4G5, and
1904 mules, Valued at 81 ,522, 228.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-04

AS the northern extremity OF this lake /.
already connected with the Erie canal, We
would then have water communication
with New. York City, via Erie canal and
Hudson river, aud 10 Philadelphia from
New York via New York BAY, Rafitan
canal and Delaware river. As the South.
ern end Of the same lake Is already con.
nected with Chesapeake bay by The sus.
quehanna and tide water canal, we would
also have water communication with
Baltimore, via Chesapeake bay and Pataps.
co river, and also 10 Philadelphia via the
Union canal (which connects with the
sls1uehanna and tide water canal near
Harrisburg, and the schuylkill river,
giving US two routes 10 Philadelphia.
FRRloItr TRAFFIC. ny ONO ROUTES.
There Is little doubt but Il this outlet to
The sea was completed an immense freight
traffic would spring up Immediately. The
single article Of coal would furnish con.
siderable business. Steam canal barges
could transport Pittsburgh coal and coke
TO New York city and return with anthra.
cite coal.
The large east and west bound freight
traffic, which Of present Is ovortaxing the
railroads, could also be transported by this
route. West bound freights on arriving
Of Pittsburgh could be transferred to river
steamers and east bound freights from river
steamers 70 steam canal barges.
The greatest part Of, the grain trade Of
the West could be controlled by this
route, It could be transferred at Pitts.
bgrgh by soi floating grain elevators.
This route would also afford us the means
Of obtaining cheaply the ice from the series
OF lakes with which Seneca lake Is con.
nected. 1t could be stored in large Ice
houses erected on the lake shore, and
shipped during open navigation.
The completion Of this outlet TO the sea,
would be Of immense benefit TO the oil
country, as Its productions could be deliY.
cred In New York city, Philadelphia or
Baltimore much cheaper than BY rail, and
1t would sound the death kneIl, and put
an end to pipe line and railroad monopo.
Iies' NAVIGATION,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-04

" viHuN Of deed Of trust made BY Samuel F.
taHt 10 NE, dltri August 18th, 1876, and recorded
IBt blvd Box NJ, :, nj folio 1871, in the Clerks
saEd Tue county Court VI Marshal cNuuty, ". Va,
sill, on TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY lin, 4. D 1879,
NgatldnS AilG UtlUrkA. ~, sell at Public Auction
Aehshr' aud hest bidder, at the front dom Of the
's9h hoa,eOt said county, In the town 81 Mounds
nv Tie oIoWIng dr-riiNd real estate to-Wit: A
IAdN No, ", IN sid town, County aud State, on
sssotuu SeSOnd and Mound streets, fronting HIty-
ssietoa se0ni 'uerI, und extending eAsI tue same
shh Enehrr ictt; the sid Igrt Of i'd lot being 81
%@let' 'nd ttsnS lofllunni the property granted
Nu, !. Edwards AMI Others, trustees 10 SaId
h'hst " lrel dated April 10Th, 1874. and now Of
fSNfl 10 nd Clerks office In deed Hook No, u. al
~ U.s. lLEaS OF SALE- One hundred dollars in
~ lal Ie residue In two equal instRllmenlS, In
a'e Lni tihitrn mOnlhSirIm the day u sale, with
IaneI lToa that day The deferred payments 10 te
sSgd " 4srd Of lIuN oil the property hOld. Title
Vet'ri Ec,l, bat sCiGE rs trustee shall only con.
w 'aa tile NhV tsI,d In mc by mid deed Of trust.
L., GEORGE d. CALDWELL,
pill Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-04

A Bill to provide for special assessment
on lots or parcels Of ground In the city
OF Wheeling, for tho benefits and adj.
vantaNes OF certain public improve.
ments.
Bet tnaeted blythe Legislature Of lEst Virginia.
SEC. l, That whenever any street or al.
Icy, or any part thereof within the limits
OF the city Of Wheeling, shall have been
paved or nlacadamized, or shall have been
re-paved or re.nacadamized, or when any
public sewer shall have been constructed
on any such street or alley, or on any part
thereof, under or by authority Of the
Council OF said city, II shall be the duty OF
the Committee OF the said Council, known
as the Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades, to ascertain and assess on each lot
orparool Of ground, fronting on any such
street or alley or part thereof, so paved or
macad9mized, or so re.payed or re.mac-
adamized, orupon which anypublic sewer
has been so constructed, the amount or
value OF any and all benefits and advan.
tages to such lots or parcels OF ground be-
yond the general advantage to all the real
estate In said city, by reason Of said paving
or matchmaking, or re-paving or re.mac-
adamlzlng, or by reason OF tho construc.
ton OF any such sewor, and the said com.
mittee shall Judge and determine the value
oil the benefits and advantages to each lot
or parcel Of ground.
SEC. 2. All assessments made by said
committee shall be reported by the com.
mittee to the Council OF said city, and the
same having been approved by the said
Council, the clerk OF said city first having
charged the gross amount thereof to the
account OF the Collector OF said city shall
place the same in his hands for collection
for the benefit Of the said city.
I'ropided, however, that the Council Of
said city shall have authority 10 correct
oil erroneous assessments by placing such
assessments at their true value whenever
It shall DO made to appear to said Council
that any assessment is either too high or
too low.
SIC. 8. All assessments together with
the interest thereon made under this act
shall constitute lien upon the real estate
assessed, and II the owner or owners OF
any real estate so assessed shall fail or
neglect TO pay to the collector Of said city
the amount Of the assessment on such real
estate within six morths after the same
shall have been placed in his hands for
collection by the clerk OF said city, each
assessment shall hearinterestfrom the time
II was so placed In his hands at the rate Of
ten per cent per annum till paid. And
payment thereof, together with the inter
est thereon, may be enforced by said Col
!ector in like uannerand with like charges
for posts. as Is provided by law for the col
lection OF State taxes on real estate by the
Sheriff Of Ohio county, or proceedings
may be had In the name OF the city Of
Wheeling in any court Of record in Ohio
county In the same manner and with like
charges for costs as is provided by law for
the enforcementof tho lien Of q Judgment.