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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-08

RY @. E. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-off,ee
~ No 81 Camp street-SATURDAY.J June 81
1919, at IL O'Clock M, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange will be sold at public auction, In the
rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, In this city.
pursuant 70 Judgment rendered by the Hon.
a, l.; Ttssot. Judge Of the second District Court
TOR the parish OF Orleans, ON the sixteenth Of
May, and signed on the twenty. first Of May,
1879. IA the above entitled matter, the following
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. cit
uated In the Second District OF this city. and To
the square bounded by Rsmpart Ursulines. St,
Claude and Bayou Road streets, measuring 63
feet front on Rampa. street BY 100 feet il Depth
between parallel lines and front on Ursulines
street. all French measurement
:, me property forms the northwest corner of
Kampart and Ursulines streets, and Is Inn
proved with splendid three story brick man
sion OF modern ARRANGEMENT. affording supe.
r1or comfort and convenfences, and admirably
adapted for ari- tocratic and professional resi-
dence. The main and OutbuildiDgs are not
entirely completed; an outlay of $4,000 will se-
cure the completion, according to plan and
specifications OF j. a. d'Hemecourt, ESQ super
vlstng architect, to be seen at the auctioneer's
office. which will render the property one Of
Inc r1cnest and most complete homesteads In
the city. Sale positive.
Terms and Conditioned Cash, and the pur-
chaser to assume, In addition to the price Of
adjudication the taxes due and exigible Ia 1879
Act OF sale, at the expense Of the purchaser
before Jos. Cuvelier. Esq, notary public.
my25 81 le7 IL u %
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THE PEDESTRIAN TOURNAMENT

Last night at 11:o6 o'clock when Turner left
the track for rest his score stood $3.50 miles 8
laps. and Love when he went of at IL lis o'clock
had covered 32s miles.
Miss Riordan and Tobias at 10:15 o'clock
started on tWenty-four hour walk. and at II 80
O'Clock had each covered something over five
miles, Tobias being In the lead by several laps.
Potter undertook q twelve hour walk. starting
at noon yesterday. but was taken click ut 9:45 p.
m. and retired. having made Al miles 10 laps.
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JUDICIAL ADvEHT1sEMErTs.
AUCTION SALES. i.
esS1<eSeS~>S~~s> ets.-s~~<so>S<S
BY D. =. tsirardey.

IMPORTANT SALE or CHOICE STORE AND
Residence Property In the First Second and
Fourth Distriets, .eomprfging the splendid
rondelet and Baronne streets the elegant
tWo-story Brick Residence No. 286 st.
Charles. near Tivoli Circle or Les Monu-
Residence No. 22s Second. between OaTorl-
delet and Baronna streets; the two-storY
Frame Dwelling No 327 BIT Mary, between
story Double Tenement Frame Dwelling
Nos. 391 and 800 Ham part. between Euterpe
street and Felicity Road. the Double Tene-
ment Dwelling No. 1854 UrBulineB. between
Rampant and vt. Claude streets; the Double
Tenement Dwelling Nos. 173 and 17b Marais.
between Dnmaine and St Ann streets; the
elegant three-story Brick Dwelling. with
store, forming the northeast corner OF Royal
and Dumaine streets; five Building Lots
and Frame Buildings. forming the Northeast
for account OF the New Orleans Savings In
StftutfOn.
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More About Clark.

Thomas CLARK. alias Thomas Monroe, alias
Mors an, was yesterday arraigned before Judge
Miltenberger on the charge Of being danger
GUS and suspicious character and having stolen
property id his possession. There being no
evidence Of atanRible character the accused was
discharged Subsequently, the English consul
rately described In the DEMOCRAT of June 8. and
expressed the opinion that the dress evidently
belonged to some family OF nobility In England,
and we're stolen goods.
The facts were made known to Judge Whita-
ker, who issued q capias for the accused, and
he was arrested By Aid Hennessey. When ar-
raigned before the court he was remanded to
the Parish Prison The consul has tele9raphed
to England regarding the affair.
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WEATHER BULLETIN. "

Wan DEPARTMENTS,
Signal Service United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 1908 b. M. Saturday. June 4.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
g time NJ all atatfnna
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Series Of 1874, AUGUST q. 1877.

Apportionment to @. h. Bauvinet. ex civil
sheriff. net No. 1859 Of 1874. as part payment OF
costs incurred In tax sui g..
fsigneD ALLEN JUMEL. Auditor.
IL. pledged by @. w. Dupre d Go. to secure
note Of $4,000, the. following described State of
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E FOR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE SEC
OND PAGE.

The Jefferson Medical College, Philadel-
phia, has sent out upon the land 7265 doc
tors.
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SUNDAY GOSSIP
AZ the Jockey Club.--Kate Thayer's
New Opera Troupe.
Madame samue1ss Saratoga Trip
Artist and Poet Plato, the First
Woman's Rights Man.

AT the Jockey Club grounds II was as II q
pleasure dome had been decreed, ana the
whole scene was an emanation from Alladlns
lamu or some occult waving Of wands. The
varv music seemed exhaled from the general
enchantment OF things.
VI course, there were myriads OF pretty
and stylish women, but / will not pause to
article features nor inventory clothes. From
my seat on the piazza there was tine view
Of the lovely throng pouring In OF the front
gate, the promenade up the central walk CIV
ing fine effect to q graceful carriage Or 60
effective bit Of color. In fact, when there is
q little enehantment-1 lending distance, an
artistic advantage ID always on the side OF the
pink. OF blue ladies over the neutral ones. As
usual, the carriage people were the least hand
some; trieksy Dame Nature seems almost
always TO love to array herself In the opposite
scale to Dame Fortune Walt Whitman
makes somewhat the same observation about
the euuipage-folk In New York, but as my
friends would cheerfully have given me re-
ceipt for the above remark any time these
Xix years, I claim the poet with the abom-
Unable yawp' has infringed my patent.
Should any lady who has rolled lnxuriously
out to the concert In her landau feel herself
aggrieved, she has only to look In the mirror
and decide II she be not an exception to the
rule.
1t was 30 pleasantly cool that the merrier
guests enjoyed the dance immensely, without
the after Nemesis-like sensation that they
we're slowly dissolving. The crowd around
the dancers was w great that I could only see
On occasional head OF some taller participant
bobbing above the dense circle Of surround
Ing occiputs
The unobtrusive attention OF the reception
committee gives delightful ease to the en-
ioyment of these open air concerts, and con-
tributes to the impression of ones being en-
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JUDICIAL ADvEnT1sEl1ENTs.
AUCTION SALES.
BY q. i. Gdrardey.
IMPORTANT SALE or STATE WARRANTS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE SOUTHERN BANK.
In Liquidation.
Fourth District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. AZ, 44O.

pY g. b. GIRARDEY. Auetioneer- Office No.
ID 81 Camp street-On SATURDAY. June IA.
1879 at IA O'Clock M, at the St. Charles Auction
Exchange. II the rotunda OF the Ut. Charles
Hotel. In this city. will be sold at public
auction, by virtue and In pursuance Of an order
from the Hon. w. T. Houston, Judge OF the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated May so, 1879 and rendered In the above
entitled matter. the following described secnri-
ties:
!. Pledged to the. Southern Bank by the late
John Z. Clay. the following described warrants
OF the State Of Louisiana. issued In his favor
and bearing the following numbers and series
and respective amounts. to wit
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Apportionment for all Sta ...........--S 765 rs
w. Pledged by Geo. w. Dupre b o.. to secure
note of $500 the following described securities.
State OF Louisiana warrants:
Of 1foreL

$6671 %
Apportionment for all State printing. act No.
3. executive session Of 1873
(SiRned) ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
V. Pledged by @. W. Dupre u Co. to secure
note. OF $780, the following described securities.
Louisiana State warrants:
Nos. Series OF 1878. Aprz 8, 1878.
37H- ......$25O %
5f1d- E5U w
5tf3. lIu AT
1853. 18 90
Nos. 3771, 3772 and BITS.
Apportionment for ell State printing, act No.
5, executive session of 1878.
--(StgneD ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
No. 1859. Apportionment to pay the expenses
OF the joint COMMITTEES ON Investigation of the
State Treasurer. act No 3, extra session Of 1875
Also
No. 2977-Series Of 1878. March 49, 1878 for $3.50 TO-
AppOrttonment to pay repairs OF the Supreme
Conrt. act No. 8. extra session of 1878.
Receipt from Auditor Jumel. dated March 49,
$3648.
Terms-Cash on delivery. mys1 je1 8 1otd
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SO to $1,000 INyEg Y N WALL

tunes every month. Books cent free explain.
ers. II Wall street. n. Y. apaa lyD1W
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
An EleVen-Year Old Murderer

LOUISVILLE, KY. August 25.-Char-
lie Order. but eleven years OF age. was
arrested TO day. charged with tho mnr.
Ger OF James Fernie, play mate Of the
same aye. Friday afternoon, they, with
number Of other boys. were playing,
when n dispute arose between Order
and Fernie, during which tho former
struck the latter on the head with q
rock, knocking him down. Fernie was
taken TO his home. where he complain.
ed Of pain in his head back OF the left
ear, where slight bruise was noticed
and the little fellow laid down. His pa.
rents thought that all would be right in
short time and paid but little alton
lion 10 the matter, but about IL O'Clock
that night he was taken worse. and at
10 30 o'clock Saturday night he died
from conclusion OF the brain produced
by the blow received with the rock -
Ioung Order had an examination in the
City court. to-day, and was held in $500
to answer in the Circuit court.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05

The LAW or NEWSPAPERS. -The
courts have decided that il person or
ders his paper discontinued he must pay
oil arrearages. or the publisher may con /.
tinue to send it until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount whet her
the paper is taken from the postofiice or
not. Also, action for fraud can be In
stituted against any person, whether
he is responsible In . financial view or
not, who refuses to pay for publica.
ton. Some forget this. and think by
merely refusing TO take the paper from
the postofiice settles the matter.
According, therefore, to the newspa,
per laws o: the United States, If any
person takes newspaper or periodi.
cal Of my kind. and fails or refuses to
pay for it, he can be prosecuted for fraud
in any United States court Martins.
JuTD ,SinfsSDna
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
The Yellow Fever.

NJ Memphis, on the 27th, there were
y new cases of yellow fever and 10
deaths; on the 18th, 10 cases and -
deaths on the 29th, % cases and 10
deaths on the 3Oth, 9 cases and 6
deaths; on the 3lst, 20 cases and 5
deaths; on the LIST inst, 10 cases and 4
deaths on the End, % cases and
deaths; on the 3rd, 20 cases 1. 8 deaths.
The wife of Gen. j. B. Hood died at
New Orleans ofyellow fever on the 25th.
The nature of the disease did not de-
veior until short time before her death.
Her husband. Gen. JoHN B. Hoop, dis.
tinguished as hard fighter ON the Con-
federate side during the war, died in New
Orleans on last Saturday of yellow fever,
He leaves ii children, the eldest 10 years
and the youngest twins 3 weeks old. He
leaves manuscript history of the War,
which he intended to have published
this fall
His burial took place Saturday after.
noon. Only Il few friends of the family
and delegation Of the Association of
the Army of the Tennessee attending the
funeral. At the cemetery, however the
cortege was received by detachment of
the Continental Guards, who fired ga.
Lutte over the grave of the dead soldier.
As matter Of precaution none Of the
military organizations were invited to
attend the funeral. Lydia Hood, daugh-
ter of Gen. Hood. died of tn, fever Sat
urday night, another daughter is very ILL.
DREN.-The Atlanta Ga, Constitution
has issued an appeal for contributions to
fund for the children of Gen. J. Z,
Hood, who died of yellow fever in New
Orleans. These children are left pcnni-
! less and helpless. There are several
distinguished ex.Confedcratcs who are
promoting the movement, and it Is
thought that $4,000 will be raised in
! Georgia alone. Gen. Hood had been a
devout member of the Episcopal Church
tor many years.
We notice that our enterprising young
friend, Cyrus Grimes, has made decid.
ed improvement in the re6tting up OF
one of his stages. He has thrown aside
the cumbrous old bundle of leather
straps on which the body formerly swung
and placed the stage on set Of platform
springs. The bed has been made of such
a height that man can sit inside and
hold his head up, and it now looks rs il
one might have n comfortable ride to
Moorefield and back. We should add
the entire work was done ut the shop OF
a. z, Ritzell, of this place. The whole
has been handsomely painted, trimmed
&C., and mako very snowy affair
Key ser Tribune.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
Communication
FOR the INTELLIGENT er.

For the luiellisenc er.
\ person dying, worth f5460, left q
wife and two children. a son and daueh.
ter. absent ia foreign country. lie
directed that if his son returned, the
mother should have one.tbird OF The cs.
tate. and the son the remainder; but if
the daughter returned she should have
onc-third and the mother the remainder
Now, It so happened that they both re.
turned how must the estate be divided
TO fulfill their fathers intentions2
Mr.. 5. l. Krcemer will please leone
TO the front"
OLLIE NORTH, Highview, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
Tract Of LAND,
BOB Acres

Ronds and Poles, and eng the same N!
which was devised by Abraham Kline go bic
son Michael. Kline, and purchased Of NcIsei
by the said Joseph s. Kite
TERMS OF SALE
Oae-fourth Of The purchase u ucy In cash %
day OF Sale. and the residue in three eq1d 80.
ruhl payments, bearing interest ffom ~ y
snle--the purchaser to execute bonds with g0ot
security for tho deferred piymsnt., s1i ia. .e.
gal title % 10 retained ~ a "a, tire SEGA !.
=. J.. FLOURNOY,
Il w DALEY, Jr.,
Special Commissioners
Sept ), 1879.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
A Remarkable Old Lady

Mrs. Thankful Taylor is q remarkable
Vermont lady. seventy years old. 10
her younger days she thirsted for tho,
rough knowledge OF the English, Greek
and Latin, and, being poor. she worked
for her books and then studied them rs
she stood at her spinning wheel. In
this way she not only educated herself
in the languages, but she learned ecele
siastioal and profsne his Dry. medi.
cine, science and general literature.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
Sale Of Land for Taxes.

The undersigned, Sheriff of the County
Of Hampshire, will, on the first day of Oc-
tober term Of the County Court of said
County, Git being the 9TH day of October,
1879 at the front door of the Courthouse
thereof, proceed to sell all the Lands there
in delinquent for the non-payment of Taxes
for the years 1873, "a, rs. '76, ~ and rs,
which lands, with the taxes, interest and
damages due on each tract are specified in
\ list thereof posted on the front door of
the said Courthouse, to which list special
attention is directed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05

New METHOD OF READING FOR THE
BLIND.-At Montreal institution for
teaching the blind new system is in
successful operation. 1t was devised by
q French gentleman, himself blind, and
is supersedilg in the larger asylums the
Ole method OF raised types, its great
merit lying IN its simplicity and the
ease with which the characters can be
combined for all educational purposes.
The simple l. forms the basis OF the
system. The number and position of
the dot, in groups or combinations, de-
termine the characters of the alphabet,
the Arabic numerals. and in music. the
different types which are necessary to
read the ordinary musical notation.
Writing is done by an ingenious de-
vice. To wooden frame about the
size Of common school slate is adjust
ed q sheet Of zinc with closely grooved
lines. on which the paper to be written
on is fastened. 4 movable brass rule
about one and a'quarter inches wide,
which is perforated with square holes at
proper intervals. is placed over the pa.
per, and through these pcrforations the
pupils puncture the dots with stylet OF
awl. The rule insures evennoss and
uniformity or line. Ofcourse. the writ.
ing is read from the reverse side OF the
paper. II il said that q child Of average
intelligence can be taught By this meth.
cd the ordinary school education in five
years. In our presence children OF
eight and ten years read and wrote with
as much rapidity and accuracy as those
of the same age in our public schools.
Montreal He oH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05

Powell Elizabeth
Shelly Philip
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05

4 PLEASANT MEEIIEG. IN Incl 'u.
OF very pleasant character occurred at
the Flint7tone campmceting on Sunday
last during aa iDtcrmis .ion Of The SER
vices. a gentleman by The name Of
Vsndiver, from West Va, learning ia.
Mr.. Joseph McElhsh vas on the grounds,
desired to hive an introduction TO him
This being done, be EXPRESSED his pleas
use ut meeting McElfsh. and at the
same time thanked that gentleman FOR
his Kindness to him VIXEN q confederate
prisoner. In "a mloh as Mr Mckid5h
had furnished him with food OK PLATE
when Mr.. Nandiyer was marched past
his house on his way TO prison. 10 ap'
pears tlat JcklGsh drew down the gra.a
or the Fe1eral authorities for rendering
the food on plate, and he was forth
si'L pa. under espionage, and II our in'
iormant Is not mistaken hs was impF's.
oned FOR tlio net. ltmJct'0ad iRyon''
un. A~gua %
Masters Bud Conley AMI WIN. Daily,
OF Piedmont, have received appointments
Of cadetshiP, to tie West Virginia Uor
vcrsity
Saratoga in The English Language
means the region of the biz bills u
plan English II means the region Of BIZ
/ bills.
Doht let your child die. when q ten
cont bottle o. Prof paiucs Catarh Va
por cures Dipthcria. Group ami Ca.arrh.
$50 =. Nnth street. Philadelphia Pa.
DEArH From WATERMELON SEEDS
We learn that seven-year old son oil
Frank Swipger OF WALNUT township
died on Tuesday o. last week. lie Lad
been sick sewers, weeks and alter l.'
dclla O pcs, mor'em examination was
made, whom 10 vas discovered tat
number OF water mu.au COO ere lodg'
Cd iu BIS stomach and bad become lard
ened into a lump. During bis Illness be
occasionally vomitcd up a seed and ply
sicians tried 90 relieve Lin but failed =
] Gir0ri K9Hs a.. Pres
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
Letter from Washington.
WAsHINaroN. Sept l. 49,!

WAsHISGToS, Sept /. 1879.
Mr.. HARPER = Secretary Sherman
has expressed the opinion within the
last three days that the Republicans will
not carry Maine at the approaching e.
lection, which fully corroborates the
statements given in our previous letter
regarding the progress of the canvass
there. and also the reports just received
by your correspondent from prominent
and intelligent members Of the Republi.
can party in that State, who concede The
success Of the fusion ticket.
All the reports from Ohio show the
outlook in that State was never better
than at this time, and the democrats
are entirely confident Of carrying the
State and Of securing both branches of
the Legislature thus securing success
sor to Senator Thurman in the Senate.
Gen. Ewing's meetings are attended by
immense throngs Of people who evincc
the greatest enthusiasm. Hendricks,
Mcdonald, Voorhees, and others we'll
known magnates of the party from ad-
joining States, will take the stump in
Ohio tue present week and aid in car
rying on the great work which has so
auspiciously begun in that State.
lit shall appear that William b.
Moore. Deputy Fourth Auditor. know.
ingly caused the publication OF a letter
which came into his hands, but which
was meant for another man Of the same
name, very few Democrats or Republi
cans will regret his failure TO secure
promotion few weeks ago TO the Au-
ditorship.
The complaints are growing nnmer,
Gus and more specific in relation TO the
action Of the Treasury in defeating the
object Of the act appropriating 5000, ZOO
for the prevention Of Yellow Fever
Prof Gamgee has work in the Press
TO be published by Mcssrs. ID. Appleton
s. Co., OF New York, in which he claims
that Yellow Fever is Plague of the
sea-a nautical disease sea
ports only as rule and incapable o.
epidemic development inland and dry
hot or dry cold climates. He explain:
the action OF cold which is Natures an
tidote for the disease, and gives form
and substance to knowledge which has
been accommodating for century ant
out OF which hitherto. no one has made
any clear and positive deductions. Tn,
work is to be issued Immediately and i
| is said will mark An era in the history
Of Yellow Fever literature. 1t is quite
certain that Messrs. Appleton publish
ing the work gives it no small impor
lance as it is on unlikely subject fo
their enterprise. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
SAN F0RD'&
RADICAL CURE
For CATARPH

IFsIhNILt reheySs a,t sc-raaeai'v So.
1895 ses .Ss,ainF and aes,F po.sTus. q LIS
sSrou: eos,.mihs,iSs ana 10 ,sl . rr.S. Ca
sysrS S,s,r sa 49,, . ~ 70 20 sSsf
snd wherever Known hes bccoa's n e.,5 49, sss
Ss.n ~.issd 1pon ~ sSn:Smsn 81 ~ ,ssSt,at j.;
who have been cured sJ- this &c nietV 80 - iN.-,
4. ss ssSS s. .sl' sns.. s4
MOVE. when yoa hear awealtsT S-n,.r,p t 49,.
Esie. Il Cure. you NAV lee, ,. sSS y, . s,,
o. sssst ys,ns; S,a snss,sy 20 ., el'ass ,.s. s.
T'HE ecnst' I derive from lie daily u.s I, ~ 49,.
AINRr WELLS. OF vrl,.. rnso.
IT s.s cured ne a,er twelve ye.rs OF usis,..r,..
eEo. W. noueuToS. w.Lrs.r. W..
I FOLLOWER The dlrcc,Ion. to the Letter .s,,-,.
L py 10 say hyss al, nSl I. per,snsn, GU, -9s'r
HAVE reesmm:p ded !, to cute nr-,s, =,
WI DOVES. ss YiSa 'S ST. s. ri l, 3s,
Y''nS 'sS bottle. ses y.ef psrs.a.,
ianaisd So,,is. MN ,ae e.;S;. .'' over '''
rs H,pSisOS Ava, Dom,
WE h.v. sofa e,Sror,'a I.Dle,t ovrs .s- s,. .
told . similar rr,pnr~'ipn that Etvr slch uri,.-,
s. y. DALDNIS co. w..1ISoraS. I'm
THE cure effected in 'ry es.e 'y s,~-,,=r'. T., me-.
CuEs vas % frhisrea5l, i..st :; r,sil.i H. ~.
who had sp1 srtl without frlicf rom ary IL 49,,
fe-nc3,cs fNatr c,liid nos he tr'i~. 'ii-.f - -,
.nis,, ie I, before Seth ! Thomas, l., l....,. /.
49, oEhiSSE +, prSs,torr. D.voo,-. r..,,-
FscA IscssSr OF sA>yorn's EApteAL { a. - ..... ,.
Pr ssntords Improved inhai.ns Tub. Nd r-u !,,
Gons TOT Rs yAstrl.sN 49,. pricc. kil9 10. 80
sh vbofeeaie sna retal drugr'-i. md ,e,lea f-Sr,
oct The United ststrs end tNnldss Nrps4 -
rER, Geaersl AGenss and Wholesale Drg. s.,., n /,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-05
nr,oc, 2I Scnts,
Public Sale
OF VAL UA BILE ND.

DI vitae ole decree Of the Circu, Court Il
ID Hampshire rornty, ". Va. made ~ ID,
April term 5T9. n the ch,uccry cause of A.
brAhom Painter, 81. vs. Joseph 5 Kline anl
others. viii sell ri public auction, Lefora
tue Court house door IN Romneyi on
Tuea'ny, hc 7h dag NJ O,toJsr, 1879,
THAT VALUABLE
Tract Of Land,
now belonging to Joseph S. Kline, situated IN
Hampshire county, on the drains Of ilukas
IuG. sdjoinins ma l1udI Of Philip k.in-, Geo
W. Frye Gad others, Containing