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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17

The Southern people are IN Il terrible
stir over the negroes leaving tie cotton
states. They refuse TO treat the negroes
likoiiNurnr beings; sr give, them the
pritilege of voting, unless done at the
mouth of the shotgun; and now tlrat
they are moving to free Starcs no. one
can be surprised.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17

Judge lIouk's great speech IN Com
gress Is attracting considerable atten-
ZION. il was an able effort, and he
being a native Souherner, makes il
more interesting IL &! being widely
published throughOtIt,thc union. ;
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17

The committee appointed by Gov.
Marks to wait upon thc.State creditors
aud urge them to accept the 80 per cent
proposition, left Wednesday for New
York.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17

The emigration fever has reachef tile
colored people Of Virginia. Farmers
illaye.tried to induce the negroes TO
remain, but those who have money are
preparing to go West.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17

A large dining table for sale at this
Jflcc-suitablc for Il boarding house or
II large family call aud see it. 1t will
he sold remarkably cheap. 4.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17

The Kentucky = Republicans, .~.who
were Bristow mel In 1876, have learn
cd wisdom, aud are unanimous for
Grant 1850.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17

Aye. kill the tyrant, and TINS save
Full many a life, full many Il home
Just rs the Brutus, high and brave,
In the old, matchless days Of Rome,
Killed Caesar in his triumph-hour.
TO wrcst the sod from slavery;
And babe the bright, cOnsummat'
flower
OF Freedom bloom from sea to seal
Then let the Bloody BOOr take heed,
Nor trifle with forbidden things,
For we, the People, have decreed,
Wi NEVER WILL SUBMIT TO KINGS.
We swear to keep III powder dry,
Our rifles close at hand, until
He, in his wickedness, defy
The mandate of public will,
When this shall be our battle-cry:
"kJLL!"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17
Weekly Herald.
APRIL II, 1879.

Dallas, Texas, has elected u Republic
can Mayor for the first time since the
war. Keep the b~all.rOlling.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17
Horneg ia Texas
On the line Of the
|. g. Ct. N, Railroad,

Rich Prairia Lands. Well watcred timbcred
aud productive. Farms for sale or rent.
Emigraht tickets to Hll points in Texas by
this line can be purchased ut all principal oni-
ces throughout the country. Maps AMI circulars
sent free Forfull information address .. u.
PAGE. Cen. l.. Il r. Agent, Palcsiinc. Texas.
For Rates or Passage aud trclghts address
$. II. SHOCK, Southeastern Pass Agt., that
tnnOogn, Tenn. feb II .ly.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17
oGoEE HOUSE,
p. LAYNE, Proprietor,
Cleveland, Tenn.

This Hotel Ia situated on the Public Square,
I'm The business center Of the city, and has l~cn
recently rcnttcd and refurnished. aud Is kept
In lrst-pla-s style. baggage transformed 10
nnd frrn,icpot FREE Oh CHARGE. sample
room free TO Commercial Travelcrs'
JAMES LAYNE, Clerk.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17
GRANT.
RI WILL II. HERMAN, ASSOCIATE EDIToR
-. OF THE OkAIpNA (AIss.) STATES. p

III WILL He hEhNAN, ASNpNiAiE IbiiOi
-. OF THE ,OKAIcNA MISE STATES.
Shall lanyard tfppler from the West
Assume the crown that Caesar wore;
And place Il new imperial crest
Upon the Nag our fathers bore? ,
Speak. Shall he wrest frcm you and
mG
The liberty that is our boast?
Nay. ifay By ailttic Powers that be
by Father, SOn and Holy Ghost;
BY the pure patI lot blood that stream
cd
In '7G OH plains and heights;
BY the patriot sword that CLEANED
In our grand, triumphant fights,
We swear to keep our powder dry,
Our rifles close ut hand, until
He, in his weakness, defy
The mandate Of the uublic will,
When this shall be our battle-cry:
''kULLIn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25

larger amount Of Geld crops than double
the number Of men can produce in almost
any other country In the world. The
enormous Yield Of the present year .
largely the result Of favorable season.
bnt The enormous crops could not have
been harvested without the aid OF labor
saving tnaehlueFy. For that matter, the
seed could not have been planted nor the
labor Of cultivation been performed.
improvements In farming In Great Brit.
AIN have been In quito q different dlree.
ton. They have consisted 10 developing
superior breeds ofeAltle, horses, swine aud
polltfyi In introducing great systems Of
drainage, ehd 10 the manufacture and ap.
pllcation Of fertilizers. The changes In
American agriculture have been brought
about through inventive talent and me.
ehanlcal skill, while those in British agfi.
culture have resulted from scientific lnves.
ug4tiohs, careful and l0ng.cohtinued Ok.
Perments, and patient, thorough work,
directed by the highest Intelligence. We
nave made the most money BY our sys.
tem Of farming, but the English have add.
81 70 The value Of their lands, while we
nave Impoverished ouFa. When the time
comes that we no longer have any more
virgin soil 70 appropriate Il 10 likely that
We shall hnd Il necessary 70 adopt the Sys.
lens Of farming that are pursued ID Great
Britain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25

while curtains, and that faces the cast
iayery trying 70 alllng eyes. Painful con
fractions Of the eyes and ihhammations oil
The lids result from this cause alOhe
Neither should tho blinds DO opened
hastily, Or the eyes for the hfst hour alteI
awakening In the morning DO aaluted With
any sudden or brilliant Light.
Ninth-At oil times Il must DO roneu.
befed that very white walls, Rilt frames
and monldlnRs, abundance Of mittors, Ray
carpets, painted ceilings, aud dazzling
ehimmertbg eolofs, are among the beanti.
iul thing which make, for the eye O merry
but aBhort life.
Tenth-Most people believe that colored
glasses area great protection from such
fatal bfilllancY u used, grttn are far bet.
Ter than blue. Green absoFbs the Ok.
tleme blue and violet rays, and Transmits
the red ones, thus producing q shorter
spectrum and more direct image on the
relnA, Blue Abs0rbs the different parts
Of the spectrum unequAlly, and tranSmlts
the extreme blue and violet rays; there.
fore blue glasses, however fashionable,
arc more mtSchlevous than useful. How.
ever, q dim glass Of no particular color Ia
the best.
Every kind Of labor or pleasure that ia.
hgues The eye sets IL stamp on the sub.
stance oil the orRan-an organ 90 delicate
that II cannot DO strained beyond il
power without irFemedlAble injury, II,
then, we would continue 70 old age our
pleasures and our indepsdnence-Il, In
short, we would keep "lhe curtain from
falling until the drama Of life clOses"-let
Us guard with patient and wise care that
portion Of vision left Us from the reckless
waste Of yOuth.-Rarpr'I Basar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25

actually Juggling him Oh in bis armsi The
pig was kicking and squeallng, but the
bear held him fast He did not seem at
oil inclined 70 give up bis prey, even
when attacked. He looked sullen aud
uglyi but 0 few labs from . pitehlork and
q shot In the shoulder convinced him that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
rnE IllNpoox sEAncII ron rnUrI.


AlthS CS'li over IW0nlsF In lands that U''''
Are Ne sssPIs sIsrDaIy '''EIuE for The hsn, and
wot.1d aSrO,s The ocean, and nOrthvard uyou. ths
Do they " stand EarlpS " ever, and what do The
IIsro Ia hi, nystlsal IAdll the dclll@ hover and
Like he WA bsss A'sri Ia the tres top' OF The gust,
10 the aF Iash hear tGsii ,oseI their feet on The
Yet We ~ -, a%hsaCe !, tho message, and what
nlllLSa .arias' 'i'qd Oren, and ever tho csu'or
Ashley IN 70 ny'lInl symbols or the hsar.a 81 an.
Client kings
Of tboS who arr heavy laden, and u SOwiTI' 10th u
For the dts,,tIny drives Us tos''her like deer In pas
Above I, 4 ". Ky and around u, the sound Of shot
Pa,hci y pcvst that vS ~ not, and struck BY
pay 70 he GS. ior shelter, and pres, our lips to
aStOnG
tras 1Es the lomb' Of NY ka'ioIE The as Of an IA.
Client BauO.
Chiefs GbO SGT0 sl,In on the war nsld, and women
They are Sois iho'o king, Of the lOrSIms, they are
hpgHn Wh0guldS our Tact-
Ever watch and WOnhIPi they cit With marble
lace
Aud The myriad Idols around me, and the legion Of
mutISriug priests,
The FvVelt and Ii0tS GnhOly, to dark uuIpeakAbio
fGlAlS-
What bsIs hey vmug from the .Itense' Hath even
OF The ,oSrstS ESSaSO and whIlhu' Ala,i the GOD,
are dunlb,
shall ll,t The VOri, Of the English. who come from
"ThS ,ttrSI, hath i 6Ssn tod yOu, and that is your
It Is nanfhl hut the worldwide story, how the earth
and the heavens began,
How The Sol, AtO glad aud angry, and the Deity once
vas man.
had th.uIht, MPiehanrs In the cities, where lhs
rulers nf india dwell,
WhOSs orders hhShfrOm tho far land, who grlle the
earth With spell,
They had l4thOmUl the depth We lOal on, or meas.
ured the unknown mlln."
sadly they turn nun the venture, aud Say that The
quest d Ealn.
Is lIIe then. dream and deluSiOn, aud whoio AhRI
thodt1mGr ATAkGG
Is the world seen like shadows on water, and Whist II
the mirror 6trSL!
Shalit IaS a, camp that is Itrek Is tcut that Is
From The sandI that were lhmp.lIt at eve, and at
morning are level and l0ueF
hall ln1 lightning arc hurled,
But the Wind that Il swept round US by the rush Of
the rolling WOrldG
The WInd that anal sCatier my ahcs and bear me 10
silence and ilSep,
With the dirgv, aud the sounds Of llmcuiIBE, and
VOlepS VI W0men who WaeP9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25

There are comparatively few points Of
resemblance between farming in England
and In the United States. In the former
country one class own nearly all the land.
a second class rent it out, aud a third class
do the work on II, In this country, II We
except the cotton and cane producing
States, the owner, occupier and cultivatOr
Of farming land Is ordinarily the same per.
son. 1.-THE farmer here finds II necessary to
employ more hands than are furnished by
his own family, he hires them, calls them
bis "help," feeds and lodges them in the
house where he resides. Food, lodging,
washing, and the repairing Of cloth.
Ing form parts Of the compensation
which the "hired man" receives. In Eng.
land, however, The persons employed 70
work on farms are denomInated ''labores''
and stand much lower In the social scale
than their employers. The wages sdpulat.
ed in their contract for their services con.
stitute the only remuneration they re.
ceiye, unless beer and cider arc furnished
during harvest. The farm ''laborer" rare
" boards with his employer. As rule
he has q family and lives In q cottage on
the estate, or In . nelghborinS ylllsge.
Ordinarily his occupation Is one that con.
tinues during the working years Of his life.
He does not expect to rise like the "hired
man. In his country, becoming In turn a
laborer, a tenant and a landowner.
In America the ambition Of nearly every
farmer is TO see how many acres no can
have under cultivation. In England the
farmer seeks 10 produce as much as posi-.
bic from the smallest amount Of land.
Here attention Is chiefly given to the
quantity Of products. There quality Is Of
the highest consideration. In England
farming Is carried on rs Q business, aud
capital Is invested In II asin manufacturing,
commerce or transportation. In the
United States, however, farming Is Rener.
ally regarded asa means OF getting liv.
Ing, and men oil means do not engage In I,
Is they do 10 other kinds Of business. III
Great Britain the agricultural journals ART
few In number, costly In price. and adapt
ed 70 the interests OF men Of large means
and good business qualifications, In the
United States agricultural journals are
numerous and cheap and contain articles
intended 70 meet the wants Of pera0ns lEy'
Ing In the country.
Great improvements In agriculture have
been made In both Countries during the
past tllty years. In the United States
they have been chiefly the result OF the
inventions and introduction Of lmple.
ments and machines for tightening aud
supetseding human labor, BY means oil
them one man Ia. enabled 70 do tho work oil
ten men In many kinds Of aeld work. In
yenlye talent and mechanical skill have
accomplished maryels in rendering iartn
labor easy and productive. Machinery
Raa enabled our farmers TO produce !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
5000 TICKETS AT EHU DOLLARS EACH,
hALF+TiCKELS, ONE DOLLAR.
n. A. pAuPHTN,
r. o. BaI GA, New Orleans, Il.

y. A. DAuPHLN,
:. p. 0. BsI GA. New ofIeaal Il.
No, 80 BroadSAy, New York.
7A particular attsNtISa Of AZ PHhHe u elEI 70 liz
a1 LAat tAs sHtiFe Ruabtr u nekaG IN naek NSaiGI
DraEiHg Iati dad ooaIF7Gsai all he prlsai Il CaeA
dftt4g are ba4 and dhdFa aRd PAID TAT q NJ AZ
edIe WLA any otASF eOmbaah
AHOE Omtd REtnAsFd aary DTaRiAgt are Rd.r IN
tagsFytfi9A aAd RsaAa9sBlsaf a 0ENERAIS q, n
hEAUhEGARD and iuBAL A. EARLY,
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DAILY 1NTEIIGENc MORNING OCTOBER rs 1873

fright. When asked about his it'll
brother he didn't know anything about
him, and suppose really Imagined thai
the bear hAd rot him. ~
"But the baby had craw1ed into q snug
place under the side Of the Faln.boHHh,
and there be was, fast asleep all the while
Then he woke two OF three hours after
and his mother heard him cry; her hus
band was far away on the hunt.
'True-thls story I've t0ld2' added thI
one-eyed hostler, d some one questioned
him. every word Of itln
"Butyour name L. Rush, Isn't ~" ]
Tbs one eye twinkled humorously.
"My nSm6 Is Rush. Ny unCle's broth
eE.ln.law was my own lAther."
And your exclaimed bystAnder.
u, said the one.eyed hoStler, IAN thu
very man who wasn't eaten by the bear,
when | was 4 babyl"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25
PROVERBS.

'SOur stomach, bad breath, indigestion
and headache easily cured by Hop lIittors y
Study Hop BItten Books, lIss the MedI
zine; be wise, healthy aud happy"
when life Is drug, and you have lost oil
hope, try Hop HitterS."
"KidnOy and urinary trouble Is universal
land tie only safe and sure remedy Is Ilot
lBlttgrs-rGly on H."
"ltop lIltters does not exhaust and des.
troy, but restores aud makes new F"
"Agns, Blllonsness, DroWsincss, JAun.
llce, Hop BittGrS removes easily"
BOIlS, PimpleS, FEeckles, Rough Skin.
IeruptlOnS, impur blood, Hop Blttefs cure"
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organs
cause the worst Of diseases and Hop Bitten
cures them ALL"
More health, sunshine and Joy In Hop
Btttss tlan in all other remedleS,"
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief Is The
hest.
For sale by LAuoHLES BRos. 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
ee23.TuTsAw Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25

DunharAs wOnderral DIseOysry.


ToHoHro, December 70. ls77.
Col DuNHLRs-1 acknowledge, with much
pleasure, the great benefit derived from IN
use OF the BethEs 10 Mineral Water In an ii.
Iack Of scute Inflammation Oft Kidneys and
Bladder. Theprompt relief from Inteiss or,
ony can only b appreciated by those who
have been similarly afflicted have ptc.
s,crtbed Bethesda Water In several cRSOi OF
hidHey Diseases, and always With benefit %
! tllnk Il probable that The actual curative
principle ia eomethIng 30 attenuated that Il
mas escaped the Rrasn Of Ghsmlcal analysis but
whether the cure DO the result Of iSlniIlIa
5lmiliblS or "COntlaria COntfarus," I AM
well nleased 70 know that, through your aRpn.
cy, sufferers from Diseases Of the Urinary Or.
EahS have good remedy within their reach at
D.1 oLIPnAsr, MD.
v, General e. Agent for Pennsylvania Ohio and
JOSEPH FLEMING,
~ Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Pamphlets mailed free. Send for one.
PlicE-60 cents per gallon, a per quarter.
barrel, per hAli.baTel, SIC per barrel,
Lo1AN, Ltsr q 90,
Bridge Corner, Main street.
Exclusive AGENTS for DunbaFS Bethesda
Wafer In Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25

IIns ltaSlny COluMOus Al AtU r. =. aud O8G a. 4,
run daily, Thmugh ChluSgV exprVsl lSsTVS (OlumbTs
e1Cspl Sunday a 6I0 ?. ~, With alOgIjnE N
9ttAGhed, arriving 10 Chicago It ISO no1t niOFpinR
PsThs On g secured In advance At uRIoH DOp6i
E9llpan'o PalAco Drawing Room sleeping Car,
taio4Sh Without thAngO hum HtebelVllls aud Colln
SM Cincinnati, louisville, indianapolis and 81
fot Through Tickets, RaeSagS ChsckS, steering Or
6commod4tI0nl, and any i1FihlF lnioTnSiiOn. Sp1iV
y! =. JHs' y. bElLRVlLLE Ticket Agent * FL
MsSa ie SSopoI loot q A9yOnth street, a 81 CITY
uSAs1Omeel 9hd1r NelLlrB HOapa Wheeling,
D. W. CALDWELL,
lep'l MAaaSor, Columbus, o,
., II. FELTON,, u,
". l. 0RRIEN,
nou GSnl fasa' and Tchst Agent Columbui, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25

,sl,, iIo o,lOtk A ~ sell q p1slis 1 ~.
: .ol q, 81 Sso S s5sSty. Wa ~ WI YISis ,Ss
" nrltl ,,,-Ct-i real p.tGls, (o'WlE Lot No u, %
lassn.i, iii u Whrslini rAllol ~! wheel.
A,Ifan y. ~, mace alll convey such title ouly
w S,,IDt's me- b. aid tls-,i y trust. ..,...
% sun q N f1sss ,o SHS I gSS
NsliSte y htsgt lVsltsS % PAL with lhtbfol,
~ II Nv. w ~ IN ,lilIiigtion d the lfae!se
islvS4'a WV H. q. BARI, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-25

,,,tioutlptt A. ~, cell 81 he front door
ta-n1h ", H. y, d sid county the following rial
fnT ',',t o, land sltust In OhlO oounlY, Vest
80 XXI illaled ~ iBllsWSi BoSihnlpA ~
MIlA, ,gu.u, ~ 0tiGihal sugar lfe9, eotnsf o.
~ W. h M EluAri calhoun ADD james CAld.
nn'i' .|,tt, lnpHtr With . linO batgbail h1il
sol f,P' J. pi.I'l pJlrs " the N1ftn side 81
" 9,sI,,aihr IIubbud lb'al' lnd win We nme
.An|l > ppIes, \. Vs. i. q poles y: Va!
M iArnIc leaving "A rod Nsbn' W.
r,,!... iasu or lBAl lire bttWtcn lhe Ealh0ln
ntA.t ahi with The aAine >. " v. 10
~ XIX, /. ..nulHE, rOutAlHisE ave acfts ahI hVo
20 An al,p ITAct u land 10 aid eOhhty,
7shAg ;,t.ust lirEinnlnk a . pOlnt on the
'Lt' al the Carroll iATm and thlItI Ieet ReTtts
inhl " III, III ,I.AE tree CORNER On The hull
s'N ,,,,g,B: nm sid eASt6Tly llns teall ", 10
~ ,'ri,,,.I,.t 10 a AlaEe; thshra north IA ".
hlN",,.'t l,aIsi thence =. 20N" W. ~ tB'ltO
81 f,,,tr. ~, ngr 5. 10Y !. - POLES, 10 the
rs 4L,.itgini poitlhlnS one HrFO, excepting
~ NJ b., Toe coal NJ ala or betA which NAY
ihhHgI ,1r,ac Of aid lot mentioned ptstlih
iENty he NJ Ia and r. iTilcSs u aiming and ~
calm proper manner tIUiA last named
H9nS' T,, tIlrui 10 hs RUOl, but psllIng ~ THUS
tst III one, ynly the lille VSstSd In me BY aid
lyTla naalnuttl Of The PurrhAIs money
iS.I.,, lIit a. The purchaser may elect talh ID
- ,I. L,,t,g IN thftv equal payments, a. 1iE'
,aIT.GtCn ~ Iplhs, respectively, IRON the
i't' t,,, ma in,,flt itgin thlt day the PuTCha'
~ I'D t1,s.. ,ryutrl W decd d trust upon the
.,.sHJ IN she irIVlIrl pAy M3niI ,,,,,, ,--,..
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::,.,n,,srrEs sALE-BY ylRTuEoF A
w ,tiia,t, m,js " q Ifle! hsld and Sn1AnlS'
j led "' inIsII'tatd TRUSTEE, dated Jule y,
l4',' %.a Md 10 TOE Otse d the Clefk q the
~ ~ o,n Il uh!O 9oaaIy, Id 9'ae Os'a h''A
SaI:, las' . ~ ,Vt x1ypuBgRG 1917,
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VIZ II il.ttE', aaeiiSaseL, Wv

a,ottSrEES sALE.-BY ylRTUE on
h rlt male y C iSis Ne, 4S,S we q
ugN NY, 'siri the ~ day VI January, 1917,
- - l.,s No aiarr al the Clerk Of the County
Jll't ',anty, West vifSinlI, In DEED Of Iruit
..iS, Is, az u, VILE
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A sPLENDID OprOKrUNIrY TO WIN A
FURTURE. ALkvEhTH GkAND DLSTRIRI.
Il0S. Class L. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
NOSEABER IL isfS-llAth Monthly Draw.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE


nRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IElADElPElA PROPERTY.
Ff,ina, 1t dy,-loitruit, made by Mary SehWlnn,
ii; .. N,LaFI s,hSiuu, with the aid Michael
sAsiah, hr hu'blad, to the undBIalgntd tFuAtsg,
ItDiJ4J ), f,i6 and IuUrlsi In the Office u the
I',iEdth- lnuHiy curt u Ohio county, West Va ,
5lsylSi TrsW tGok No Il, PAGE ), | wilt, on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER &, 1872,
rsar,sa: 4, II O'Clock 4. NJ PNoeeSd to SELL at the
hat iDif u Ihr Goarl Il uSr VI Ohio county, West
u niL, ilshr't AID best bidder, The following de-
.f,-o red STATE, that Il " payi lot numbered ten
4. rtay ,amr II Delegated lpIn the plat VI the
b,a u iiipirlphI, In the COUNTY Ol Ohio and siale
I ,sd Ntgni' imntlBg nifty ieSt 40 itl on the
Sgoa, lsiri, aud running back Que hundred and
iVfniJ ie,i ~ ~ 10 an alley.
IGGH,DysAtK- uac-ihlri Ot the purchase money
Isl nmllh more ~ the purchaser may elect ~ pay,
10 ca,A lhr balance IN iVUeJuA payments A. Gl1 aud
lItve "a gths WiIh Interest iEoln day Vi SalF, pur.
sstpn gi,ips r0ta secured by deed Of trust, and
PSI Ulll'urlnspO n tue pfOPeFty, for deferred pay
BsBlL
l,lls 10 the said property IS believed 10 b per.
Ill., hut sllinsA, itu'tsr, shall convey only luch
Girnuit,ltrl Ia me by aid deed Of lTGst.
va. =. HUBBARD, Trustee.
VIII llALLER, AuctilHreF. DcA
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me 70. 70 % e4IuTiAy nIEhI nAs % GOnlSSIo1 Ioi
!, P " man, Eal1ss Drawing Room and sleeping Can
SlSse eonnSrttona arr made lot all POlLu south and
Worth and Northwest making tbs ! All.
great West and 70 whom IalOalaT GIts0tion i SivSn
WHEkLlNG, PITTS, AND BALTIMORE DIV,
SSA'e WnSs4ln T. NJ lB0p m
LfiadGlPhiA Accommodation
D1tts W T. n, $40 D. m
az, !leEsts 70 al psiutigai paints on t1o ii bspo
Onite open al ali hOuS during the dRy FV'
Information 70 the public Il, oripliy yy,,
"a ,,,.,, W. N. GLEMENTs, Il, 81 r
y 7; DEVRiEs, Gsn'l AEtnI, whs ling.
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;rrl'.rEEs SALE OF CENTRE
WIkklINU PROFANITY.

IINlsl NlIHlH A'ahAAAA - - - - -
WikELlNn rROFERTf'
a,,r.,niA i-,.i ., trust, made W J. Chambsrl
MI it.,,.. Tot May lSiulh1 bShHAFE, the aid
W., Lao ,,hsArlt, SIlh Fed Schwartz, her hul'
4, hi pn,irf,i.n,L trustee, lAIsi November .,
y. ,gi ,raf,ir,l IN the Uiacr Of the Clerk a. the
FRI, tolri ii uhiu county, West ViHinlA, In deed
,iil.r Bod ~, ,, page 81, | Wit on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1917,
r.,.osa. At 10 UrocE A. ~, pTOrOed 70 sell, d The
1000 lie iputI House VI Ohl1 county, WO5t
X oct aud bcst bidder, the tplloSipg Dc.
'',tsI pf,i,y. that 10 to say The nOFth onO.hllI
iItug,a,rfri u, situated on the eat aide Of hAl1
~ t+l,r,n Issniy.hith street formerly called
S,,s,l Lft,t and TGrnIy.AGth siEOSt li0ImOfly
a,sipiraJi ,Y,sl In The sixth WArd Of the city
sfsv,CSsIiE- ,jac.lhIrl Of tho purchase money,
,,i.,uutb more lsthr purchaser IAAy elect 70 pay,
-, thr blliIre In tSo equal pay ments, a ak
,,itI,iyf a.uths, With interest IRON day oi ale,
~ .,lns Notes ,sCurul by deed u trust and
bbtJdlbunlse ON the property, ioF deferred pay
hsuus I, tie ,abI property 4 believed 70 be per.
~ ~ .siliag 4, lr,sIco shall convey only such
rL, y i It,,t,i III IN 'by sid deSi VI trust.
Nm. = HUBBARD, Trustee.
VII nkttKg AUftUuFtT, Oto
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Slturtpy, the 22d day Of Noytmber, I879,

EyHhl~oi decroa Of The Municipal Court Of
nrIE entered III tho above eutlIlrl cause, OCt :.
" y, 49,, tue uuivuIEnSI SPClL C0mmiS iontF
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elite Johnny had been playing around
the door, aud lost sight Of the baby-and
strayed into the woods and saw the bear.
Then he remembered all that no had
heard Of tho danger oil being carried of
and eaten, and Of course he had q terrible