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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-05-13
not nut ~YONTseM
Won 1o..not, forget the couf

NV t'opJ ONtS>F-
you DO not forget the eoure
are quite sure to accomplish much in
life which others with equal ability
fill to do. This is where the race is
not to the swift nor the battle to the
strong. 1t is where you make peo-
pie feel that you are unselfsh and
honorable and truthful and sincere.
This is what society IS shocking for in
men, ;lad it IL astonishing how mn:,
msn are able to win sel*-respeet and
success aud usefulness who possess
these qualities Of s~l breeding. 1t
is almost the mrning point Of SPECS.
lils.-Bostoa Ha.tM
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ever $l3G, 900 for !he sibif.j iii|l>.

Letters from Mr.. W. G. Sihley,
phn j. N,lth in thu interest of Tie
Slbleg Mills, state that he has al
ready on his subscription list ovel
100000 with a sure promise of all
that is needed to make up the CAPT,
tai stock OF 100000. These encour.
aging reports only make more ce::.
tain the prospects of the Slbley Mills
and hasten the time of building PEG
pie at The North do not hesitate tc
place their capital where it vii ft
managed, and when August i"oFer:
ly puts its claim as in this instance
the subscriptions are ready for ar en-
t,rrrlse that promises as mnch as
the Sib!ey Mills.
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LAND on SALUDA.

@ ACRES. ,n er fence aud in a
sSo 0 higi, -;iic 1T cultivation. On
are two settl. ments. with Il we'll of.
water at each Settlement. Also plenty
pf running water. l. was sbll in 1873
or Sl5 per acre Will be sold cheap to
pa approved purchaser.
Also, another Tract of 425 Acres, i'm
proved. 70 TO 100 acres creek bottom,
Rnd 30 to 40 acres freshly cleared land. Ea
These lands are on Big Creek, in Edge
feld county. Apply to ryySSSI
r. G. NJ. DUNOVANT, az
Rea. Estate Agent.U
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APRES.

When the Democratic States are repre-
sented-
Represented
TO the great disgust OF those with more
at stake assi a
81 More at stake
In the great convention that's to be con
vented
Be convented
In The city of Chicago on the lake
On the lake
They will gayly cast their votes so very
solid (.
Very solid
Through their many delegations white
and black
White and black
For the man on Horseback, silent, stern,
and stolid-
Stern and stolid,
With New York and Pennsylvania at
his back
At his back,
When the power to them 50 sadly dele
gated
Delegated,
They have fully exercised without re-
q morse
Out remorse,
And the great third-termer has been
nominated
Nominated.
Soon will follow the election strife, of
Strife, of course.
Then the States that are relied on for the
ticket.
For the ticket
Will they closely cling thereto, or
loose their hold
Loose their hold!
willthey hug it to theirhearts, or wildly
kick it,
. Wildly kick it
sTotbs outer regions of the freezing
cold
Freezing cold?
Then they may remark: "The man that
we rejected.
We rejected.
On the party has been forced in u
despite
Our despite.
There's the candidate and ifhe is elect
ed
Is elected
Those who nominate him make the
fight
Make the fight.
Yet the Democratic States rave an inten-
ton
An intention,
That will soreiy bother those with
more at stake
Tax. Se.. More az stake
And there will be trouble ,ar,cr the Con-
ventior-
The Convention
AT the city of Chicago on the lake.
On the lake.
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Bargain A Bargain!

la VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
containing One Hundred and Eigh-
3y.seven and a half Acres, more or less,
3ying just beyond the incorporate limits
I I Edgetield Village, about two acres o!,
Z extending within said limits. Ups6
pc land is agood Dwelling House Of two
fories and 8 rooms, with ire-places to.
SRch room, besides a store-room attached
nd a servants; house n the yard. Also
good Gin House, a two story Barn, and
able room for any use. The place hes
free tenant houses, conveniently ar
Anged, upon it; and it is well watered,
laving several fine springs, and suta.
fently timbered. Terms reasonable.
Apply to or address,
! r. G. M. DUNOVANT, a
March 3, tt 10 !
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How Young Grant Fell in Love in
California,


Mem York Letter Chicago LAtcr Ocean.
Yesterday I met a young lady just
from California, and fresh in it's Cos
sip. Speaking Of Ulysses Grant, Jr..
and Miss Flood, Of millionaire father
fame, shaslid: "Well, won't SAY the
are going to be married, bat they
have certainly achieved the first and
most important step, that of falling
in love and, indeed (laughing), I was
a witness to the process.
you see, it happened at a picnic
given when the ex-Presilent was in
Frisco, aud a very jolly affair it was.
In The curse of the afternoon Miss
Flood, like most young ladies on
such occasions, was seized with Il
violent affection for the a5rl OF her
native lani; but not feeling equal to
cuIling the specimens by herself, in
vi.ed young Grant to g botanizing
with her. As they wandered by the
brookside' and discussed the poetical
definitions Of different flowers, the
young lady happened to espy a clus-
ter of the glowing wild geranium, "s-
peciall.v adapted to her complexion,
but, ~unluckily, growing o n-the wrong
side of the stream.
This trife, however, could not
dalnt the young Ulysses, and boldly
he leaped the. turbid stream, grasped.
the bright blossom in his manly hand.
and was about to return, when his
knightly eye caught N the tolls ola
beautiful and luxuriant vine, which,
quick as thought, he proceeded to
break off and add to the impromptu
bouquet but alackaday, the green
and graceful vine, was nothing less
than poison ivy, which, rudely torn
off, revenged itself by ~sprinking the
face of the fell destroyer with lis
vengeful sap, and, in consequence, by
the tins the young gentleman re-
crossed the stream, he felt as if all
life was made up of mosquitoes, and
the only comfortsin such a case, pro
denied him.
ga flood of tears did not CONSOLE
him, but luckily an old lady present
with an infallible salve in her pocket
did. That's TO say she donated thesalve|
and Miss Flood her SCI vices and as these
services consisted in the application oil
the soothing compound withthg
five smz!l fingers, the consequence va
evident, and, as the salve smoothed
away the wrinkles from the skin OF
the enFnrinr Tlgseas -itEgssrnnasaA
L6at the sentiment was strokei in, Sd
to speak. 1t is more often, conclud-
ed my informant, that love leads to
poison but in this case poison led to
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come from ireland and Germany, but

come from ireland and Germany, but
the number from the Scandinavian
counties will be largely increased. 1t
is estimated that the average amount
of money brought over by the eul-
grants is sixty dollars, making S24,-
100000 that the 100000 will add to
the wealth of the country, and this
independent Of the addition they
make to the productive force of the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-05-13
Americans TrarelIng Abro,d

Wilt II all of DR.. Pierce's Family Medi
cines On sale in all principal ding stores
and at the London branch of tile Worlds
D~ispensary, Great Russell Street Build
ings. Golden Medical Discovery IS .
most potent Alternative or blood-cleansing
elixir. 1t dispels all hnmors and cures
hlotchcs, pimples, eruptions. kings evil,
or scroflJa, enlarged glands, sweliinG<,
internal soreness, ulcers. and %virulenl
blood poisons that, unremoved. rot out
rhn vital machinery. DR. Pierca's Pellets
little sugar-coatcd pills. are All a%greeahi,
and most cleansing cathartic; renisve of
fensivc and acrid accommodations. thereby
preventing ievers and Kindred affections
Worlds D%ispensary Mediaa l Association,
propri, tors. Buffalo and Lonti.n.
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A Novel Case.

New York, April 1.-THE suite
of Mrs. Caroline Brennan against
Mrs. Catharine Paach, of Tonpkins
and Willoughby avenues, Brooklyn,
to recover $4,000 damages for the
loss of the services and affections OF
her husband, Johann Herman Blie.
mann, was tried to day. 1t has at
tracted much attention, being the
first in which a woman has thus sued
for the loss Of wife's affections.
Juege Nelson, who presided over
Theodore Tiiton's similar suit against
Beecher, in charging the jury, re-
viewed the testimony, and said that
as for the law under which the suit
was brought, that had already been
well settled, and it need not be con-
sidered by the jury. The jury,
after an absence Of three hours, re-
turned the following verdict in writ
ing:
To the Honorable Jadge: W.,
the jury, in the case Of Briemam
against Paach. after an earnest, heart
Slt and most considerate attention
after reviewing the evidence in de-
tail, giving it tie calm, honest and
sacred consideration due the merits
cace earn-tn this. conslnsicr:
That, first, the defendant Paach is
guilty of the acts alleged, which en-
titles the plaintiff, Briemann, to a
verdict; second, that in Il judg-
ment 10 amount Of money is equiva-
lent to a blasted hearthstone: still we
agree to assess the damage at $500"
The defendant, who claims to be
worth in all only 81 500, intends to
appeA! from the verdict.
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AS Cotton Is King

In commerce, so the Liver is king in the
human SYSTEM. We cannot live in any
peace with this great organ diseased. To
keep it in condition to perform its func-
lions, use DR.. elders Liver Pills. They
are sold by all Druggists and country
merchants. 2m2l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-05-13

If people who suffer from the dali stu
pidity that meets us everywhere in spring,
and too often in all seasons of the year,
knew how quick it could be cured by
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla to purge the
bile from their systems, we should have
better neighbors as well as clearer heads
to deal with. 2t23
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ENTER oil lady Of a certain age

ENTER oil lady Of a certain age
4 wish to register, sir" Your, name,
please?' "AlmirA Jlns SlmpIon,"
Your age?" "B.s p,rion.' Your
age?" d. uhdersSanl thlt must
give my ags?" eyes, Miss, the law
requires 1T? "Worlls, sir, woaId not
tempt me to give it! Mt thlt | cara.
No; l had as lief @elr it Oil my bon
net, as a ha.kman does his number
but I'm a twin, and if my sister has !;
weakness, it is that she dislikes any
reference made TO her age; and |
could not give my own, because
don't wish To offend her" HuYcr's
Aagn-nG.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-05-13

;oh<Nsgefa and commodions
IN a yer 1sGsSSeven Rooms and Six
OF LIS a good well of n~everfailine
9SiGatthe door, as good as there is in
whole Village; Kitchen with four
rooms and two fire places dairy
, ~ smoke house, crib, large barn, and
taoles ior or 10 horses; good Garage
louse, FOWL house, &C., g., &c.
e % sOoa bargain can be had, and pos
r. G. M. DUNOvANT
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My mule took fright corner 4th and
Jefferson streets, threw me out OF the
wagon, and sprained my anIelc. | bought
Il bottle of COussens' Lightning Imminent
from G.. l.. Penn e Snn and was relieved.
Price toe. lt23
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23

send for one oi EN-. That is-pleasc
state that TN not married"
Just so. DO you shave your head p
Sir, OF course not Are you crazy p
NO, ma'am. Which Is your iavorite
liquor2'
DO you wish to order some sent up
ca course You won't say in the paper
that ever take ANYTHING ~
Look here, ma'am, | was to print
Just what you said"
But | don't want you to-"
1T must be done"
We'll, then IL you don't ask me ii
the audience everywhere are as enthu-
siastic as they are here, aud what do
with all INV bouquets, and il ! don't al
most iccl that ought 10 bc ia a board
ing school instead OF on the stage, as |
un so young, and IL | don't find il very
embarrassing ~ have all the men So
mRdly in love with me, and several
Bank Directors committing suicide be
cause ! won't marry them--il YOU don I
ask Tue those questions. ! won't say an
other word. SO, there! And il YOU
print what have said, III sue you Tor
lbYl''
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Trustees sale Of Centre Wheel
ing Property.

ny VIRTUE OF -FOUR DEEDS or TRUST
ID made by Amanda l.. MuulOck, vile ut
Uudirvy g. Murdoch. with the Nild TodiIcl g.
MurIuck her husband, 81 ,hc undersigned nus
tee the first bearing date February /, lS,j, aud
recorded iu the ulliCc OF the Clerk ui thc County
Court IT ohio county West Virginia, In Decd OF
Trust Book 40 = page lGl, the second, dated
July ., 1875, aud recorded Ia the SAID CLERK IS
ofllcc IA Deed Of Trust Book No. p page a. tue
thIrd dated November -, 1870, nul recorded ih
the sail CLERK ullluc On Deed ~ Trust Book No.
q. page 49, and the fourth datcd May !, $50,
aud recorded IN the stid Llcth Office In Deed oi
Trust Book No, 10, page 40, shall, uu
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1880
commandment 1880 O'Clock 4. II, proceed to
sell at the trout door 81 tn Court House ui
Ohio county, West Virginia, To- the highest
and best bidder, the following dcN1uhCi
property, that H. To say: lot uumhctcl ono
"a In square number seven 90 situate on
the west side ui Chupliuc, formerly Jacob street,
Ia The city " Wheeling, ~ designated GA the
map or plat ut CaldWCll'S addition Ia said city,
EXCEPT tfly feet In front at said lot aud CNtcud'
ing wv,tNatdly from ChdpliuC street OF the unl.
futm width 81 tlty feet the, depth oi one nun
drcd IOW feet, the part excepted having been
released ifum S,il decd, II trust 10y release r..
corded October 9Th, lN,G IA Release Book No. .
fcrns of snlc-Ouc third OF the purchase
none, and ~ much moro ~ the purchaser may
elect t. puy Ga cash. tho residue In two equal
paymruts at six aud twelve months, with Inter
,st from lay ul sale. purchaser giyiug uotuS NJ.
cured los decd IT trust iur deferred payments,
AMI "a policy ~ Insurance on the property.
The title 10 the said property Is believed Ia hr
Irrfyyt but selling ~ trustee, shall convey
only such title ~ il vested IN me by said deeds
" WILLIAM T. HUBBARD,
Trustee.
IA n UAIIER AuCtionCCr fp1d
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interviewing an Actress.

Boston Post
Naybr the reporter didn't know how
q, interview an actress, aud may be- that :
vI,y me- mad So much trouble. Having
s,rt mn his card and been admitted To
ber prrsrncc. hc stated his buslncsS,an
shr said lnyuidly: TIN sorry You 10
come. | don't fancy You newspaper
men. and. hate being interviewed
N.yb, he knew this was donc tor ci.
f,rt and that she wouldn't miss the NJ
,ery,,W for heap. hut hc replied,
ooh, well, then, l Won lr"Ho'' N'"'
Sorry intruded. Good DAY.
However. she got To- the door hr ,,i,;;
and said, ooh, now you're here, I u
obli,,e YOU" Aud hc answered.: 'oh'
no; wouldn't trouble You ior the
world Ill, 80
"WrII. never mind; don't care par
ticuhrly about IT. IN
Clint but-in -iaCt-it viii bc a
,l,,.urc. only object because report,
rrs ALWAYS ask the same questions and
tb,n don't print what you saw .,
"W,l. nh try to 10 better than thai'
anil they seated themselves; Then he
askeJ. GLOW did you celebrate your
tbirty-iourth birthday IL
an dumping up-'what uIe
mean. sir? You're a mean wretch To ask
III n question: Steps on her zap
JS,-ad1rcsses dog, "Drat yous pelt, get
Than she observed him writing, ana
sskcJ what he Vas doing. lie replleI, :
81 promised to write just what YOU said,
and / have taken down your very
words 80,
About the dog
Yes -,
print that3
al will.
"Rut that wasn't meant to PRINT
Cant help It. Ito,
con. but Il won't do. You mus'h l.
| Let's begin the interview now.
.Verv we'll: which do You prefer as
an advertisement: Being robbed OF ula'
monds. run away with by hack or nav
/ ing a divorce suitH ,
TSir. IL don't do such things!
never heard such questions
81 promised to try to vary th'
list YOU said had become so monoto,
nous. How many husbands have you
"See here, il you don't stop this III
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Trustees sale Of Fast Wheel
ing Property.

DY VIRTUE or A DIED OF TRUST MADE
ID ly samuel Bell and SAllic Bell, kh vile,
% the undersigned trustee. dated February u,
iS.A. aud rc,Urdcl IN the oiiUc OF The ClCfk Oi
the County Court Of ohio county, West Virginia.
lu deed ~ tFust book No \, pagc rs. shall, on
TUESDAY, MARCH - $50,
Commencing az ~ O'Clock ~ proceed % sell
81 The front door ul the Court louse Of Ohio
county West Virginia, q The highest and best
bidder the following dcsCnted panel 81 Eroubi
situate IN said Ohio county. IN TIE STATE q West
NlntuiR, aud in that part Of The aid CITY u
Whcylng called East Wheeling being VAri u
lot numbcrei scvculy sir lot No. ~ situate
nj the southwest corner Of Wood str,Cts formerly
seventh s;te,y and Eighiccuth street formerly
Clay street. lH said city and being part Of he
aid lot dsssfihcd a. follows. via BEGINNING ON
the vcsi Il te Of Wood. strtci. ~ point tSctiy
~ f,ct north oi the alley between Eighteenth
and Nlne.cenih strccts, running iheuoe parallel
with aid Woods street thirty 90 irsi and ffUut
inK thcreon. tiIencv west and parallel with aid
righteCnlh street thlrty feet OF Oue-hau the
width ~ aid lot Numbered SEVENTY SIX thence
south AMI parable, with eli Woods street thirty
,sll icci. thence east 70 The pIscs Of beginning
TLKNs % sALE-Cash.
me die 20 the aid property Is believed u Be
reflect but silins a. trustee shah convey only
such tile a. . vestcd IN NE 81 said deed Of trust
WILLIAM z. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W II. HALLER Auctionecr tel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
Trustees Sale of 100 Acres Of
Land.

10y VIRTUE on 4 pEEp or TRUST MADE
ID Rul executed hy Andrew Hamilton To- the
undersigned trustee, dutvl ON the 18Th day ui
luuc. lS7S. AMI recorded Ia deed ut trust book
No ?. page ~. iu tbo otliccut The Clerk oi the
County Court Tot MARSHALL county, West Viz.
gluia, will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1880
At the front door ui Marshall county Court
House, commencing at 10 o'clock A. N, sell ut
public auction Ia the highest and best bidder,
one hundred acres of land on the waters ot Jake \
nun MARSHALL county, West Virginia, joining
laudu T. RuyCusCmtt Ashton aud others, with
iu one mile OF tHirmout pike, About OaCtrs OF
said land Is uudyr cultivation anu uil uudcrlaid
with coal.
TEWis % SAIE S,no, OF such greater sum as
the purchaser may desire tu pay In cash, aud The
residue on credit of six aud twelve months
with interest thc payments to Ice secured 10y
notes aul approved security also secured 10y
decd ot trust uu aid nul
selling %. ir tee viii convey only such tile
a. Is vested iu uc, which Is believed 10 10 pct
feet ". V liOGB,
juuSDUWt trustee
The above sale Is adjourned until April u
iSSn. at 10 O'Clock
fr1snlw W V HOGE. Trustee.
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aood uoalth Makcs Earth a Heaven.

Remember that pr. Guvsott'~ yellow
Dock and Sarslplrilil has proven itself
to be the best hiuuj pUuuvr ever dis
covered, aud u a positive cure l'r Scrn-
iula and all SyphihJic disorders, Weak
ness of the Kidneys, all Nervous dis0r-
Jers and Debility, all Urinary and
Divcstiye troubles, etc. Prcy OF larg
ausTt bottles with iull directions, SLIGO
K single bottle will prove b you ITS
merits a. health-rcnewer, tor 1t acts
lie charm, relieving both physical
aud mental distress, driving CUT o a lnS
human system the many lIiS ''le. ~, ~,
and blood il heir to, aud restoring the
natural yigor to both mind and body,
exhausted by disease and suffering. II
MAKES the Ola feel young and buoyant
II makes the young feel gay; Langelln
Bros. 4 Co. and Logan, List = 20; :
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport "
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FOR SALE.

4 LARGE. WELL ARRANGED TWO SIokl
N brick house. conveniently aud plCn.aht,l
situated ON Howard street. kirkwOOd, ONO. "
contains ten rooms. and in addition two pan
tries. a summer Kitchen aud bath room Win
hot aud cold water. II has large ana dty eel
lar "a well Of good water and cSiern. Also
good sized yard. The house Il handsomely
finished within aud Is Ia excellent repair. For
further particulars with prCc aud terms OF pay
mcnt enquire uf " " TalIman, at The once oi
the Etua Irou and Nail Company, BrdsgpnIl'
ur OF \. T.. Tallmau, at Fist National Bank.
BplaiTC
In addition To the above a due building lot On
Bennett street HitkWUud, will hc sold, SepaT.
atcly ur In connection with the above described
property. mIl'u
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID by Madison banks aud fanny Banks, hts
wife 90 the undersigned trustee. dated peyem'
Der ~. 1873. and recorded In the ohlee oi the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia In deed Of trust book No. 10. page ~
Ishall, on
TUESDAY, MARCH ~, 1850, .,
Commencing at ~ O'Clock 4. NJ, proceed 10 sell
at the font door OF the Court House OF ONO
county, West Nirginio 90 the highest and best
bidder. the following described property, Thai Is
to say. Lot numbered four In SQUARE numbered
twenty three dot No Ia square No ~, IN the
sub division Of the estate Of Joseph Caldwell,
deceased. said lot frunls on Woods street SiOIin-
cly called GCOSgo street, hny feet, and runs
back one hundred feet 10 an alley west OF said
Woods street and designated on the map oi thc
subdivision of the Joseph Caldwell estate
Terms uF SALE-Cush.
Tho title 10 the said property is believed to be
perfect hut selling rs Trustee ! shall convey unly
such title as Is vested In me 10y said decd OF rusI
WILLIAM 4. HUBBARD, Trustee.
N N IIAIlER AugtiOuCpr ieId
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Public sale Ofthc Fair Grounds
OH Wheeling Island.

Is pURSUA NCE OF A RESOLUTION
Il adopted by the Stockholders Of the North
West Virginia Agricultural Society AT meeting
held Mt their Office Ia the City oi wheeling on
tn 9TH day of March, lNSO the undersigned
Committee viii, on
SATURDAY. APRIL Il. 1850.
At the front door uf Ohio county Court House,
com mcnriug at 10 o'clock NJ, proceed To- sell
ut public auction, to The highest and best bidder
The real estate owned 10y the North West Nlr
giuu Agricultural society, situated on wheel
lug Island aud known ~ the Fair Grounds. SAIL
property consists at about - acres OF choice
land suitable for building lots, aud is iully de
sCrlhrd IN the following deed, To- which refer
Cucv T. had, viz; deed made 10y {. u Brown
aud others tO said North West Virginia AWiCul
tuul society, dated November Is, 1867, aud ry-
corded iu book 30 ~. pages ~ I, In the records
uidsyds lot ohio county, W. Va, anu IN drCl
made by Joseph kugvSncf and wife a. said
Nurth West Virginia Agricultural Society, dated
February - lS'l, aud recorded In deed book No.
Is, rage o. ohio county records.
TRIMS uT SAIL. one third OF the purchase
money tu hand. aud the residue on CUdll uI6,
l. Island q months, with Interest, for which bay
mcutS the purchaser j. tu give his notes AusiaC.
tori secured The title also retained until tho
purchase money Is fully paid
MICHAEL REIIH)
s. BONp. SCOmmlttcC.
Earl ". OGIERAN
GFO. A. MlCkliAM AuutiuuCCr. mflNl