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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

The prevailing art mania extends even
20 IN. elmer table. A grea. deal Of art
l. layished on table linen and toxellng
Some 81 the designs Ia embroidery show
constantly Increasing taste for fhcse of
mediegaI days The Russian patterns
show the A-iztie colnrings and hideoos
figures, such as dragons. serp-nts, nonds-
scrip; birds, lozeag-s. and queer leaves
and branches, which are vort-d To leather
stitch, needle point, pOtnf russe. loce.
loose stitches, and h~rIi5g hSne. Drasn
work Il very fashionable. Ga tosel 81
Hnen damask the ends are neznse9. zr6
then an Inch above each hem the threads
are drawn cut, AID the remaining threats
are WORKED across with q KIND O. ciszsn-
stitch; above this Il bord-r worked 70
Russian enhrul.-ry In red AID biae cot
tsn. Instead 81 b@ins b-rnn~d. the ends
car h-- frine-d and tied: Il kenE@d they
are trsmra-d with vide Tsgehon lAr-. A
ban fal cAb.eclo;h has the ;hrssts -
inches 10 size. AID IN Zach stsBsr- dfs--
eat noser 10 ensbxuster-t Ia sss-Osesi ros,s
and Eoss szIks- For fh- dis.-.v q TIE
many tSts O, china sot Gas. ui.st> esoiEs
are pref.r-~d, uzny q ;he-~. however.
hsrnx eSlOr.e fso.ss-r- God eosOr~t.
bus, ptnf. grsy. AID sren gsgD~t cArsasx
are fzshilxsAbie. tat vtiss ,-ftery IL in~fs
rs~t, teesvsre TIE pare skste eso.s T.
esteemed more favo<.ts- 'os the dss,asy
os Iarx. srvxtn8 psxnis. c,soroe Ks>ss ard
china A charming .e-r: 10 produced by
oi<-ai.=sns abso.z.:e Vzi,o<ri.y u oosox.
VILE tne minor psAxtz 81 . diner OF ees-
serf service are aAke, The r.a;cr, O.. fos
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25
ANHSrHkSIA.
The Rival Claimsats fer thr Msner o
Its Discovery.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

instance. dishes fer entremets or veeeta-
bles, are different. Some OF the designs
are exquisite. One delicate dinner set in
white shows each piece different from the
others In decoration Of wild flowers, q
rosebud. bunch 81 carnations, cluster Of
fiores and sprays Of ferns. Some beauti-
ful little butter plates have decoration OF
blue forget me-nots on the outside tn re-
lief. This latter style, in spite of its beau
", may be objected 10 on the ground that
reliefs make cleanliness difficult. A berry
dish in the shape Of large leaf of deli
cate maize color. has a graceful. cunning
stem coiling into a wafer lily Of creamy
white, which might hold the sugar. The
pretty saucers belonging Ia the set are Of
similar shape. but differing in color. while
preserving the sane extreme delicacy Of
tint
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25
Flushing and Blanching.
London Lancet

Finishing il occs-ioued by sudden iila-
ton of the small blood vessels. which form
hue network beneath the skin. and v hen
they admit an increased volume Of red
blood cause the surface 10 appear suiiused
with color. launching /, the opposite
state. in which the vessels contract aud
squeeze ont their blood. so that the -kin
l. sesu of its bloOdie-s hue. The change
etiec ted IN the size of the vessels l. brought
about by an instantaneous action of the
nervous system. This action NAV I've in-
duc-d by thought. or, uncousciou-ly, by
the operation ot impressions producing the
phenomenon habitusllv. la word. blush.
ing may become a habit. aud IL Is then lie
yond the control Of the will, except IN -
far a, the will can generally. II not always
conquer any habit. IL l. almost always
useless. and certainly seldom worth while.
10 strive To cure habit Of this class
directly.
The most promising course j. "a try To
establish a nes habit, which shall destroy
the one 10 - desired to remedy. For eX-
ample. # hlUshing Is. a. generally happens.
associated with self-cous siou-ne... We
must sfahli-h the sway of the Will over
that part Of the nervous system which
controls the -iz- Il tn. vessel. by calm
mp feeling opposed To self-conscIonsne-s.
It il through tn. mind these nerves are IN
iiurpcsd. Then influences them in n con
trary direction By antagnn,Zing the emo
ton associated with bIauchIng. Thus, u
the feeling which causes the hln-hing be
expr.s>Ible by tue fhought. Here am in
a false aud Illuminating Position" oppose.
or -iIil better, anticipate aud prevent that
thonghi by thinking. There are you dAr-
ing to pity or feel contempt for another"
Avoid 2 Isbg ON to think who that '-oth her"
-, because the aim must be To eliminate
self. Constitute yourself the champion of
some onr. any one, and every body. who
NAV b. prtI.d, and TIA. ov-r-z~alou- and
indignant foe Of those who presume to
pity. Most persons " bo blush with self
consciousness bianch wIth anger. and this
artificial state Of mock anger vail soop
blanch the face enough TO prevent the
blush II only requirs- practice IN the
contT"' Df nc emotions and the production
of particular states at wIll--ths sort Of ex-
pertnes- acquired by actors aud actresses
to sscnr- control of these surface phe-
nomena. Flashing aud branching are an
tagoni-tic states, may BE- employed to
counteract each other. control 81 Oh.
ply sical state Of the blood vessels being
obtained through the emotions with which
they are associated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25
A LADY KILLS AN ELM.
Dsshing ON q Horse After the King Of
the Mountains.

A dispatch from Hot Springs. tWy.) 10
the Charlton Leader SAYS: Miss Maggie
Foreman came a few days ago To the
springs, which are situated twenty eight
miles above Fort Steele, on the heAdwa-
tiers of the North Platte. with her sister
Jim Adams a noted hunter and scout. &c
conpalied the party a. guide and general
protector. Adams. who Is Miss Foreman .
brother law, was raised In Mount
Pheasant, Iowa, and came West in the
early days Of the Union Pacific railroad
He Is a brave scout. On Tuesday last,
Adams started on broncho 10 Tide to q
surveying party on Medicine Bow noun.
tains, leaving his trained horse with US
Adams had been gone but little while
when Miss Foreman expressed a desire To
tide her brothers horse. She galloped
around the camp for awhile and Was about
To dismcunt, when a shot was heard about
500 yards up the river, and a moment
later an enormous bl Eek Elk came dashing
out Of a rsvine. with Jim Adams a short dis
lance behind in full chase. The elk was
wounded but Yet able 10 run at great
speed. Tn. writer handed To Miss Fore
man a large army Colts revolver. Mise
Foreman took the weapon and started to-
ward the elk. The horse had been thor
cughiy trsined FOR such work by MIR.
Adams and dashed forward with frtghtful
speed. Adams urged his horse In vain
eIdeavor To overtake her, but the little
broneho which he bestrode was no match
for his own favorite ste-d. The elk start
ed for the mouth OF a canyon about mile
distant. through which IL could reach the
higher mountains. Miss Foreman was
seen to fire the revolver at the elk. Two,
three, four shots were fired and vet the
speed Of the elk was not lessened bu. a.
the fifth shot II was observed 10 WAIVER,
stagger. and In moment fall heavily 10
the ground. Then Miss +. was seen tn
halt and fire another shot into the animal
as II lay struggling near the horses feet.
The elk weighed about 1000 pounds. A
number OF Yuma Jacks band VI lute In
dams, who were camp-d rear and who
witnessed the chase, gazed upon the he
rome with amazement, one Of them re-
marking: White squaw heap braye-ride
all sam. Ike wind In Storm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

The Caic2So Jriisn~ hA< fnxassssss-s
sp~islns reform ard III h~r~.siss sd 81.
essd;ns 70 rules ~ "a own. Thss~ tssl~s are
nvu 10 The hAssds - The sssitsrtsn ss.s srtss.
toris. force. ps7f'~rs srss rs.-ys rsAss~rs. en-,
no eeT1s:sos sfotr tis~sB oil - tDlsrst>-s.
H-,s ays The changer.
OtnH ~ N t~sns<sS. easa1nv pssfSw.S.
synssoS. dlalos. eecais~ All sshsr ssss.,.
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gran
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out. psrgD~s- ooTsss. -<sS 81 s.rBr.<
words. sxo~ps G4z-s,s VIA ., u zs~s -
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sp~l dss1nif. IN a. "a 'a~-zs sssk<.ss Ia
Gzs<s .. usss. esfs i:--sy -ss--<. i1esaak-
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spsa inEai; vs.A,ss. as.s .. sa.o lnanis
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

Dancing e oo- II u. oa1sss. recr.sfsons.
Homer se~sks II . zee canos lnr.1:esi ~
DetAsa- .os Aricxn>- Tn-seas Vas irrs
rso1~fz;eiy .One - Tie rel es fandseso,
81 which TIE sfzrs more With The i>xS
The Norma. revived rstbss than iaver-<:
rocrd c2re>s IN The twelfth century. To-
Bak~-u.xsss invented Ne re5ova. III
Po@e- ;b- sossA nfs; cz1ces tn EasiAsd Il
I.sS, tie Hsnxatoss. Ire fs<zsrkz arc
sz}ep- The cosii1ol ores Ia o<iSsa 10 ,sse
coGsay Doc De Lsaxrsn. WHO sax has 3D.
cszty n cDotr2e.fns . sAn6>sssoe s.u.
rage VIII the -Grzoce Nsj>uso4s>ss~-
v>> inpr1-e~s for tn yea- by Los.s
XIV. To uis boz rss2H sst so1g-
viE<s-1 dGnee fok1y rsv srur>s vere I'D
cd by x<xie Art1&n~s;e. nod ssese Esfx-
by The E1Ue~s Esserse. Cse>r TIE
s--o@1 sszp<sc To rs.ss q esos1c.1x q
cOcl1oxss ., Ne Taa~-s~s t<a rs toox
lid by csse a TIE enp-rux's -ss2ers,s.
The Marquis De Cxzx-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

Santiago Dc Cuba that the slaves on the planta-
lions have demanded their liberty, and that
their masters have promised to give them their
freedom II they would engage 10 work three
yean for wages. Many slaves are running
away.
Nh. TENSYsoN's new drama, Thomas
q Beckett ID finished, and has been placed In
the hands Of Mr.. Irving With view 70 its rep
sentaton at the Lyceuu. II. victoFien Sard0u
has nearly completed . rev comedy for the
Coincide Franchise. n. Alexandra Dumas, IL 10
said. has made . vow not to write again for the
theatre.
The makers of Brie cheese in the
valley Of the Marne, France. are in many cases
very rich but, however veil to do, their wives
and daughters stick closely TO the dairy. The
people IN this district are not church-goers. In
deed. il 10 . curious fact that in the best to ,
PaKts OF France churches ill very badly, where
a. in the poorest districts they are crowded.
The question of the Dardanelles is
again cropping up in the Russian newspapers.
According "a the traditions of Russian diplo-
macy. says the Molvs, Russia should possess
the right Of disposins Of her ships Of war. The
emancipation of the Slaves is merely "a Sec
ondary point, merely . step toward acquiring
the straits and il 10 most important for the
development o: q Russian commercial feet the
Black Sea-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25
Death.Iisd Marriage.


EyiD-PyRgY-On Augus, g. 1872. lbs
the Rev. Jo--ph Perry. Mr.. T.. DtIon kr,d
of Philadelphia. To Miss Cafre A. Perry
daughter Of the officiating clergyman. al
the Residence Of the brides father.
REID-E Dixon Red. on August -. 100
Of consumption.
The abov. announcements tell a souur-
ful tale ~ young lie cut short ard a
younger one bsighted. T.. D.xJn g@ld va
a promising man u twenty three. and &C.
eupi-t prominent position ~ a Chsstuu.
street store. In the spsrin2 - last year n.
was b~trUtbei 20 MIS- Carrie Perry.
daughter % the Rev. Jos~ph Perry. 81 the
Bethel Baptist church. AsOu; year ago
it vas apparent Consumption had fnzrks-i
him for ia prey. Reid vent South In q
hope tha. bic health might b- restored.
bot the irip produced 10 good result, For
several mots:hs he has bscs daily ~Astisg
away a; tie residence o; his int,-fsded
fsther-sn-lav. A. the tine % he .,-,rO,t.Al
the welding was fired for Sunday lat,
but that day found hifn v--y r-xr destA'-
door. Tbs young couple. however. sx-
pressed q wish % be united before !; vy
too late. and % Tuesday evening" TIE .ad
osr-rony va performed In the ss1k-r
q f-E members q each family b~inx TIE
oniy = .n--s-s- Op- day Later "a. ceviy-
rsaae husband had treashed bis Iast-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25
WHAT Ais JUPITER

NeW York SIM.

New 1o1k Scc-
One Of the most remarkable spots that
has ever appeared on the streakes! disk Of
Jupiter can now be seen with Telescopes
OF moderate power. II l. In shape OF q
veIy eccentric eliipse. being seven OF eight
times broader than long. and it lies south
Of tire southern equatorial belt. making .
sharp contrast with the white sxpznss
around It. This spst made It's appearance
several months ago. and it has before
been briefly noticed In the Sun. A close
inspection reveals come remarkable things
| about IL In the first place. It's color. a
light maroon, differs strikinsiy from that
OF any other part Of the disk. although re-
semblin1 toe purpliSh hue Of the northern
| bet This color Is 80 pronounced that II
Immediately strikes the eve even % one
who Is unaccustomrd Ia the use u q tsls.-
scope. II Is not fiery. but son. what re-
sembi.s the red glow o'ss. rvv>si In eicss III
molten metal when cooling.
The position OF the spnt IL hardly less
remarkable than It's coks. There Is s,iIx.
ing difference In the tn q the two ,aua-
| torial belts. the northern t. nx Of reddish
purple, and the southern, gray. Curiousiy
enough the spot adioins the southern bel;
instead Of the one 10 most resembles In
color. and this give II a striking appear
ance Of isolation II Is Is II piece Of the
northern belt had been carried a,rces It's
gray n tIhbor, and thrown down upon the
white surface far beyond II, undergoing al
the same time considerable change of
hue.
The enormous size Of The strange spo,
Is another marvellous circumstance. e-t,e-
ciaily when II IL remembered that II made
Its appearance quite suddenly. and. as
NAV DE, inferred ff,m The. history Of prryt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25

OTHER MARKETS.

ssv Yoax--vheas q1ies: No. Chseaco
sll1: No NflvAaSee. 81 lob: rsd winter
81 U.al l5l1. No z rcd. ti-l5is. No. AMIR
si.llh- Corn q1ief. No 2, Ssie-
ST LocsA-Wheai. seVeenb~r. SIC bid. oe-
.ol>s. 81 Ice; Soyernhw. s.A--- Corn seyse0
her. 81 Le; oetob<Y, 81 DC: Soveubss. JoI.--
NuvArKEE-Wseaf. stsofv. cash. - -
sepsembsr, sst: October. ssi. Scyeo.hsr.
S5ls- No 3. .slsc-
cHIcAso.-whsss. September, soc: ocsoe>r.
9cLc; Novenbes. ess Corn, s>ps<xzs><. szl.
s33s.c: Oetohss. - = BID: Sov~ol-r. 3S7.r
Nay, SSs35 lc- Oa;s-s<peexsb<r. sS--=. De-
tooer. "a =. November. s5i~--
Tutxpo.-Wheaf- eaAser. No axah>x III
noss. 4i-oS: western smb<r. 81 02<ei oeA
No. rcd wabaah- cash. 81 co; sspssnAsr
81 c3k-. October. 81 GA Novesbss. u osa
Corn dali. high ui1sa. eaAh. 81 de aAhsk. 3oS
eSs. No = cash sA5sa. y1e
BAxTMokk--WsssS Oo-tWs sxessed and
hiShsx: Q O. 81 is. Sersez1n9, 81 u: oc-
sobsr. 81 l&i. N5v~z1b-r. u IA crr-
mined Western ssxucS. sroS Soc: ssysszeher.
&91e. oe-obeg. &ste-
iohxoN--Coonola. goeaAHEo&
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

FIVE thousand persons are employed
in making artificial bropzes in Paris.
FRANCE has indirectly advised Greece
to adopt . conciliatory attitude in the boundary
negotiations with Turkey.
Ex-QUEEN IsABELLA's home in Paris,
the Hotel Basilevsky. was put mp at auction on
the Goth Of August for $500 but there Vas
not one bid.
The Prince of Wales has been pre-
scented With an American beehive, but the do
nor had sufficient consideration for his feelings
to frst remove the sess-
The Cuban insurgents have thus far
eluded the pursuing Spanish troops, and the
outlook nov is that the government has n long
and tedious Job on hand.
ACCORDING to present appearances
the distress among the working CLASSES of
thickly populated ttWas in the northeastern
portion OF England VIII be most intense the
coming winter.
SIR ROBERT PEEL has written let.
ter to the Prince OF Wales apoloSzing for his
Vanity Fair. on the ground that be vas very III
when he made L.
The Grand Duke ALEXIS has accom-
panied his mother. the Empress Of Russia. to
Jugenheim- She 10 IN poor health. but the yoy-
age is undertaken as veil Tor the purpose ef
finding him . wife.
A CORRESPONDENT ut Lahore reports
that the mutineers are adyancine on Jellalsbed
and Cabul. and that the Mounds are threaten
Ing General Roberts At Ali kheyl. Who has teie-
graphed for four more regiments
WHEN Queen Victoria goes to Chisel-
hurst 20 - the Empress Eueenie she In co.,
Quoted 70 the resting place Of the Prince Inpe-
rial. where abe places flowers presented by The
Roman Catholic priest, for whom abe has
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25
NEWS SUMMARY.
WA0HIN8TON.

POsTMAsTER-GENE KEY has arrived
ct Washington, and Assistant Postmsster-Ge Gen.
eral Tyner left tonight for CHICAGO for the pur
pose u Investigating postal Affairs 1t that
place.
SEVERAL members of the Democratic
the past few days, and there are wild rumorS
snost that they are here for the purpose Of AZ
ranging the feud in New York. It il undoubted-
y true tha. there i good deal q Of. feeling i;n.
of John Kelly In bolting Robinson's nomination
and putting himself in the field for Governor.
The curious thing about il Ia, however. that the
criticiam il all directed against TammAny, and
that even the bitter enemies OF tilden express
the hopes that Robinson will be electei 1. There
is . great deal of fear. too, that the Democrats
but there is no truth vhat4vsr in tine dispatches
that have been sent from here stating that q
meeting OF the Democratic committee has been
called for the 18th, with view to effectipg q
compromise and reconciiing the warning factions
in New York
The following is the monthly report
Of the Department Of Agriculture. showing the
condition Of the cotton, corn, and tobacco crops:
CottOu-The returns to this department on
septsnber LIST show , heavy decline during the
against 81 for the month previous. The follow
ing are the State averages:
north Carolina SO, q Kiss Of 3 South Carolina
81, . loss OF /; Georgia 50, q loss Of 5 Florida
IS. q loss Of 9; Alabama -, loss of l6; Mis-
sissippi 80. q LOGS of 8; Louisiana 81. loss of
2: Texas 90, . los, Of ID; Arkansas 80. gain
OF 3 Tennessee 1O7, gain Of .. The coudi-
ton a. tompared with last year 10 per cent,
lower, and per cent. lower than at the same
time 1877. TIE decline in Alabama and Mis-
sissippi 10 caused by too much rain. causing
rust shedding bolls, and insect injuries. In
Texas the decline ID from drouth.
Corn-The average condition OF corn for the
whole country on September LIST was IS, against
93 in August, someshat better than last year
at the same time, When the condition vas 80
All the Southern States show . large advance.
Texas only shows little improvement. North OF
the Ohio river and west Of the Mississippi crop
is very large.
Tobseco-The average condition Of this crop
for the whole country on September LIST was 81,
an advance Of 10 per cent. from the condition
on August LIST, an advance Of per cent. ovsI
the condition at the same time last yesr. Mas
sachusetts reports q gain during the month Of
3; Pennsylvania q gain of IL; Maryland OF IL !;
Virginia Of 10; North Carolina q; Tennessee
II; Kentucky q; Indiana IL; while Connecd-
cut, Ohio and Missouri show Q loss Of per
cent each.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25
WEEKLY MARKET sUNnARY.
KANSAS CITY.

C971.p.
Extra prin. steera. 500 and over $40 q 4. Gn
Fair e. prime ..-...-...---.--.- 400 a Z. -
Native fees,srs, sv. .oOU TAI |, 2s0 2.7J q 4. -
Native strk.rs, az. 500 70 90 PCS q 315
Native cows, ssiY 10 sori. rs "a zoo
Texan steers .----.-..-...--.-.. zoo q 3 -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-13

cratic ranks; they must end. Per.
sonal ambitions must sink. The
East and West must join. There
must lie concessions, harmony.
The treatment of the black men in
the South must he fair and equal.
The representatives Of the South,
by silence or by temperate expires.
sion, must earn the confidence Of
the independent Northern vote.
They must make special effort 10
do this. because they know that Il
Republican microscope is fixed up
on everything they say and do.
The tendency Of the Republican
party il become anti-rrpublican.
periIously 50. III" unjust cry is.
Better Il monarchy than solid
South" and tho silent soldier
walk, stately from the Pacific to
The Atlantic while the name OF a
third term is sweet in the mouths
Of mca. and i third nomination for
the Presidency only waits his nc
"rptaNcc. Tie Democratic duty is
prudent. united effort. The Demo
cratic Congress must he moderate.
and mnst not demand what the
world now knows it can not get.
The extra session fixed the hoUn-
Diary lines. The Republican Pre>i-
dent can not refuse to grant again
what he has granted once; the
Congress should rot demand again
what it has been once. OF more than
once, refused. The prime mission
is the salvation ofthe republic from
the tendencies that mcan its de-
struc;ion. The future Of the De-
thus lies in the path Of
the maintenance Of free govern.
mcnt, OF Democracy. Let not sec.
tionalism or centraiism rise above
republicaniSm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-13

the currency from the stand which
no has taken, and until now we
were in the very best possible con-
dition for the Presidential fight, but
our people will fLd some way of
over coming this unfortunate blum
der. and it may not finally be TO
our disadvantage"
4 Western Senator called atten-
ton to the fact TINT Secretary
Shcrman's recommendation to de-
stroy the legal tcnder'character of
the grecnback WAS merely Il repcti-
ton Of what has been recommended
in treasury reports for the last five
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'ANGAA MoT1cNs
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

John I. Ryan
VS..
u. D. Carroll,
In Chancery.
b. virtue Of decree of tue Circuit Court
OF Lewis county, rendered on the ID day of
September, 1870, in the above styled cause,
the undersigned, who was by said decree Hp-
pointed Special Commissioner for the P"F
pose, will offer for sale, nj auction, 10 the
highes, hiider,a; the front door ofthc Court
House Of Lewis COUNTY, on Monday, tile
LIST day of December, 1879,
that being the first dA? OF the December
term of the County Court OF said county,
1879, the property in the plaintiffs bill
mentioned, being
4 HOUSE AND LOT
in the town of Weston, known ms Lot No.
II, on the cast side Of Centre Street, beng
the same lOt conveyed BY deed dated lIth OF
September, 1871, by John R. Ryan to ". .
! Carroll,