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Washington Evening Start
There is a secret of the Hancock boom in
days before the nomination was made, a score
Of HancockS friends held 8 consultation at
No. III Elm street, Cincinnati, which was
the Hancock headq quarters. At this gathering
II was urged that some money was needed for
legitimate expenses; whereupon Senator
Wallace, Blanton DUNCAN, e. John Ellis, Col.
Joe Mckibben aud others Clipped in and
raised 1851. After Hancock was nominated
they again met to settle their bills. There was
ten days rent of room to be paid for at $50
per day, making $500. One hundred dollars
was spent in printing, and another 500 for
streamer and transparencies. This was the
sum total of the expenditures. In settling
up there was $57 left to be returned pro rata
TO subscribers This 500 was the sum total
expended in Hancock behalf, and the entire
amount was raised after his friends reached
Cincinnati.
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Encouraging Report About the Yellow
Fever.
Washington Republican


Reports received by the National Board of
Health from Havana for the week ending
June %, state that there were thirty-fve deaths
from yellow fever and eight deaths from
smallpox. Il was announced by the officers
of the Natiourl Board yesterday that there is
not at present, SO far as their knowledge goes,
a single case of yellow fever in the United
States. While predictions at this time may be
premature, the officials say that they have
good reason to believe that if the fever appears
in epidemic form at all this year, it will be
very late in the season, an indication of the
effect of the work accomplished by the Board
during the Minter and spring.
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A Serious ARRAY.

otLId JUUId TX pTtss-
A most lamentable ARRAY occurred at Cold
water last Tuesday evening. Burt Lutes, a
popular and worthy young man shot in
the head and instantly killed by g. F. Jones,
another young man of equal good standing and
character. As we have been unable To obtain
any reliable or definite particulars of this
most deplorable occurrence we forbear further
comment. The families of both young men are
among the most respected in Tate county.
For years they have been friends and neigh
bors, and the young men themselves were
school mates and heretofore devotedly at
tached to one another
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THOUSANDS of children die yearly from
Worms in the stomach PARKER'S SANroS-
me WORN LozENGEs, are the best Worm Medi-
cine. Children love them and cry for them.
Try them. Try PARKER'S WORN LszEEGEs,
the best in the world-Sold by your Drug
gist, &. R. LEDBETTER, Jackson. Miss.
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THE RIGHT OF TRIAL BY JURY, THE
HABEAS CORPUS, THE LIBERTY OF THE
PRESS, THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH, THE
NATURAL RIGHTS OF PERSONS, AND TgE
RIGHTS OF PROPERTY MUaT BE PRE-.
SERVED. II Extract from the Order Of Gen.
Haneock, Of Nov. %, 1867.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

THE SoUTH-WEsTERN PREsBYTERIAN
USIvERsIrY, Clarksville, Tenn, opens Its
next session, September lst. Since Rev.
DR.. Waddell took charge of this institution,
it has been steadily growing in public favor.
See the usual announcement in another col.
umu.
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CHOICE INVESTMENT.
NO MORE TANES '

WE OFFER FOR SALE THE BONDS OF
w Kinds County issued to the NATcHEz
RAILRoAn. These bonds are approved by
highest legal authority and are recommended
by ; a choice investment. Thew run 10
and - years, and bear seven per cent inter-
est and are free of all taxation.
GKEEN's BANK,
lune23, S0-eOd CAPITAL STATE BANK.
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Memphis Avalanche.

Memphis Avalanche.
7. T. Pitts, we'll known in newspaper cir
cles, died in Little Rock the 2sth ult. He
was once resident Of Memphis, where he had
large number of friends who viii regret to
learn of his death. He had been in i'll health
for several years.
Mr. Pitts resided in this city at one time,
and married young lady residing at Bran
DOM
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LEMLY g. SON

OTILL WEAR THE HoRNst-A FULL
- Stock Of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. WATER
COOLERS, BATH-TUBS, CHINA & CROCK.
cry WARE on hand, all of which we are
offering at Bottom Figures. Spend your Mo.
ney at Home. Sustain your own merchants
Give US a call ana examine Goods and Prices
and ne will satisfy you that money and trou-
bic are saved by buying your GOODS of US.
Respectfully,
s. LEMLY s SON.
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Hon. j. +. ii. Claiborne.

Shore Gazette.
"a Our fellow citizen, Col. J. F. II. Claiborne,
thrugh temporarily absent from his home here
is true sea-shore man. lie never considers
himself dressed unless when wearing Ulman's
manufacture, and now he is ordering goods
from Fairchild & Kelly of this place for his
plantation near Natchez.
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Fifth Congressional District Conven-
ton,

c. E. WEBB, Sec'v.
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Starkville to Be Rebuilt.

Meridian Mercury
We learn from Mr.. Fucker, the architect, who
was at Starkville, the next day after the FIRE,
that he was employed to furnish plans and
superintend the building of three business
houses. and that the burnt district will be
soon rebuilt. He says, the talk was, the Court
house will be built at an early day We are
pleased to see the Starkvillians rising above
their misfortune.
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Buy The
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"reminiscences of the Cincinnati COnyen-
ton.
HOW THE GRAND RESULT WAS BROUGHT
ABOUT.

st. Louis Times.
CISCISNATI, June 25.-There are few points
that have not yet the smack of the old. old
story, and that is how the grand result was
accomplished. Last week Hancock did not
appear to the country and to the candidates
so mighty figure as he has since proven him
self, nor did those who had set their lightning
rods at the convention door deem that he
would have more than honest support of a
few personal friends in the different deIega-
tons added to the pledged vote Of Louisiana
and portion of Texas
This looked well as q compliment. but moth
ing serious to The aspirants, who only awaited
the proper time To add these same votes to
their own strength. but they counted without
their host. But, in truth the Hancock boom
was small affair at the start. Gen. Franklin.
of Connecticut; Col. Duncan and Senator Will
liams, of Kentucky; Mr. Ellis, assisted by
louisiana Judge Wickham, Mr.. Glover Mr..
WoOdside and Mr.. Rudd, of Missouri Gov.
Hubbard, Col. Clineworth and others of Tex
as; Gen. Featherston, of Mississippi; Senator
Wallace, and others, of Pennsylvania, and a
few more, some of whom were delegates and
others not, formed the Hancock club at the
Hancock headquarters. And from this small
set of friends who determined to have the
right man in the right place, began the mighty
change which resulted in giving US so glorious
standard bearer.
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KEEP IT IN THE HoUsE-that it may be
promptly administered in all sudden attacks
Of Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Diarrh@a, Collie,
or any Affection of the Bowels, for which
Dr. Jayne's Carminatiye Balsam isan effect
ual remedy. At this season of the year
every family Will find it useful and relia-
BILE curative.
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RoANoKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA, begins
its 2Sth session September Sth. This school
is steadily growing in popularity and capac-
ity. Mississippi has always been well rep
resented among the students. Mr.. Frederick
Metcalf of Greenville, took the Greek
medal of last session. We call attention to
the usual announcement in another column.
1.-The Gen. Hancock
Hat Is sold only at ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co,
and for 81 %
BLooN's assortment of furniture is large,
and can not be excelied in quality or PAIGE.
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Immense Bargaini

We offer this week, the finest STRAW HAT
ever brought to this city, at the unequalled
price of $3.50.
All we ask is an inspection to prove our as
sertion. ROBINSON STEVENS & Co
June 60 1S80-2t
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Their First Democratic Vote

The Herald gives the names of seven New
York Republicans who called on Hancock
to assure him of their support. They de-
clared that, with one exception, none Of
their number had ever voted Democratic
ticket before
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II II u Q Z IT Y :

Ito 10 tHe '.i' '''s.''"- .'"' .''! ''-'''
Hon. " .'i. ,''e''y' Oh VI" 5i'o'''' 1''''''-
upon us last wees
Ito To the concert thursday night anu
Ae'p the if'-" sufferers.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
meet at o'clock this evening,
-9l in the shade IS the story that was
told by Tine thermometer last Sunday.
,r.. t-...i. p.....- ,.f tr.i. .,.ft,, Il. visit
;a.fo pf,r,, Ms t,c cne-toftb The family
arUr I.La \ aprrv
Miss Gfrtie brennan, daughter Of
Judge VIM. a. brennan. of Lexington, j.
visiting Mrs. J,-.pbine HARRINGTON. Of this
.fty
Mr. n ~ Allie, If ,.,rYrnbfg Tenn
.alb-r...,-.,,f,'..I,. ,,r,tar 1Il.. Fl,r.nc.
,r. visiting their many friends in this city,
their farmer home
...... l.....-.. -....,,4l,
..4l, H.. :..r.,, Show. tF,,, f.. ,,r,..,srit,,
...-....,. fr.,....,..,r,+i..o ,- chow, Nv,
.f....
w.. fr1.4.,..I t. orr frf.nd lym
p...i,. r.. .rlrr;.,.;u. r,,,.. o,unt,, for
f.-.,. ,.l.'f. .,,r...,if..-s -r.l f,,-,rs 20
-. ..,--.......l
-
vi ,,..,,.3 t,..t.,,.',,,.
,.,
'P-- anu MIS- i''I''' i''''A7'"'e WIZ
leave tomorrow ''S'.' ''' an 'N'e''oeo 'l7''
To ONO anu " i-e'"@'h' ana olHcr points III
the No''" ana " 'S''
zen. W. l. ,'.'',l''' member Oh 'Le y d
1'oll'i iell'o''''iy i-N'0'''l'' Oo'l'iiiiIl'''
VIII attend " meeting OF Ine same III Ne"
orh ON the l-lh INST.
Circuit Court convened on Monday
last. We hope business in that line will be
found 50 dull and Improbable, as to neeessi-
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GEN. HANCOCK"
Hat at ROBINSON. STEVENS 4 Co.
4 Sad and Sudden Death.

UAIoTu tagIt.I
A sad death occurred at the residence of Col
c. ". Scott in this city, last Monday morn
ing. Joseph b. Jones. a student of the Uni
versity, from Madison Station, in Madison
county, who had just graduated, was taken
sick Thursday morning, and died Monday
morning OF congestion of the bowels, aged
about nineteen years. The father and sister
of the deceased, who came up TO attend the
Commencement exercises were here, and con-
viewed his remains TO Madison station for in
torment. We deeply sympathize with the
bereaved family il their affi elton.
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Fresh Arrivals.

full line of our magnificent Corsets, in
Guiding the following unequalled styles.
PRINcEss-Silk embroidered, real bone and
side steel, al IS cents only.
CISDERELLA-The handsomest silk embroid-
cred, full "a bone Corset ever sold, for 81 90.
Bon ToS-The only improved Corset of this
brand in the market, and celebrated for its
service and its shape and sold at 81 .25-also
full line of Nursing and Misses Corsets.
ROBINSON, STEVENS s. Co.
lima On 1881 I.
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Every Thursday

Every Thursday
From and after this date until the end of the
| season win be
REMNANT DAT
in our house to close our ends Of stock.
ROBINSON, STEVENS s Co.
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S. S. S. cures Pi NIPPLES, Boils, or any dIseas,
arising from impure bloOd.-For sale by BIZ
RON LEMLY, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
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Choice Liquors and Wines,

WE NOW HAVE 4 LICENSE TO SELL
W goods in this line from pint 10 to five
gallons. Those in want Of pure, unadultera-
ted goods for Medicine and Cooking purposes
can get II Of US at fair price. Some Choice
Rock and Rye.
Respectfully,
june2, S0-2m 4 LEAfIY & son.
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congressional Convention of the Dem.
ocret1c Party ofthe Sixth District.

OcEaL1c Party ofthe Sixth District.
At regular meeting of the Sixth Con
gressional District COMMITTEE, it was de
cided that the convention to nominate the
candidate for Congress meet az Natchez.
Miss, "Wednesday, July 14th, 1880, at u
o'clock N.
". H. McCARDLE, Chairman.
c. E WEBB. Sec'v
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Yellow Fever at \. Y. Quarantine.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Two deaths of yellow
fever at the Quarantine are reported this
morning.
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Ii you want your dining-roOm fitted up go to
3. BLOCKS.
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IF you wish to keep the mosquitoes from Bit
ing, get the Boss mosquito net frame at
L. BLooMs
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Prices on Horses. Mules. Wagons Machiu-
cry, Farm Implements, Field and Grass Seeds,
etc. given on application.
W NJ Pace < Co, ST. Louis, Mo
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.tILe Cen. Hancock
LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Post-office
ut Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending July = 1850:
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Remnants

I hrmHInIS-
+ In every department tomorrow at great sac
rifce TO close out
ROBINSON, STEVENS * Co.
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June 50, l8SO-1t.
The Cost of Haneock's Campaign.

IL you want a fine bedroom set go to
E. BLooN's
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Splendid

I SpIenuIu-
Our exquisite line of LAcE-roP KID GLOVES
are reduced to 81, 0o.-In all shades and in
1 Racks Whites, and Operas
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II you want nice parlor set go to
z. BLOCKS.
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The Boil Worm.
Senatobia Express.

Senatobia Express.
The boil worm, in other words the corn
worm, which first feeds on the buds and tas-
sells of young corn and afterwards on the ends
of the ears Of green corn, is now attacking the
squares and blooms Of the cotton crop, infict-
ing considerable damage in various parts OF
the county.
Newton Report
Mr.. W. A. Pettus tells us that the boil worm
has made its appearance in his crop. 1t now
has good many and they are increasing
fast. He says he thinks ii is pretty general,
having talked with many farmers on the sub
jet. One man counted twelve on one stalk,
each having destroyed boil or form.
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POTTER-THE-PRINTER.

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, STAUN.
TON, Wave take pleasure in directing
attention to the advertisement of this popu.
lar Seminary. 1t Is located in one Of the
healthiest climates in the world. 1t pre-
sents attractions unsurpassed. Its build
ings are homelike and elegant grounds at
tractiye, scenery grand. This school is at
tended by boarding pupils from seventeen
different States This school requires strict
economy, especially in dress. With these
advantages, we are not surprised that this
popular institution enjoys national repu-
tation and draws its pupils from all sections
of the Union See advertisement.
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China Dinner Sets, 1875 Pisces-S1s.O0.
China Tea Sets, A Pieces-$5.oO
Large Variety Chamber Sets,
Crockery and China Ware.
ReceiYed by ). LEALK son.
april2z. l88O-2m.
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Persons calling for any of the above letter
viii please say advertised
w. II. II. GREEN, Postmaster.
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Good Reasons For The Doctors Faith.
MoSRoR- Ga March y 1850

MONROE, IA, ai8rch - lSSO.
We have for twelve months been prescribing
S. s. s. ('Swifts Syphilitic Specific in the
treatment Of Syphilis and many other diseases
for which il Is recommended, and are frank to
say, that the results have been most satisfac-
tory not having been disappointed in q sin
gle instance. We think, for all the diseases
for which it is recommended. IL stands wish
out peer, and that the medical profession
will, sooner or later. he forced to acknowledge
1t in the treatment Of Syphilis, in all stages as
q LLe III.
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A Card
JACKSON, Mss, June 30

JACKSON, Mss, June 80
have to-day been the recipient Of high
compliment, in the shape of a call from a
number Of gentlemen representing the profes
sions and businesses of the city, to deliver
a lecture before them sin the near future"
Thanking the signers heartily, | promise in
a short time to DO myself the honor of APP
pearing before them. 1 learn that on the
Sth instant, an entertainment will be offered
by ladies and gentlemen of Jackson, for the
benefit of the Irish Relief Fund. Not wish
ing to interfere in the slightest degree with
their success, but rather to second their eff
forts in every possible way, / will postpone
the pleasure Of acceding to the request of
my, perhaps, too partial friends until some
time after the date mentioned. After maxi
Ing the necessary arrangements, | will,
through the press and circulars, inform my
friends of the date selected.
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Buggies and Carriages

New styIes-custom work, st
mys6-lm. 81
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Brandon Republican,

away On the night of the oath uIt, B. NJ. b.
Mason, Esq, died in this place, after a inger-
ing illaess of several weeks, aged Y years
He had resided here about forty years, and
the pleasures that prosperity could bestow,
and had also endured all the misery that pow
erty could infict. In all conditions of his
life his devotion TO his friends was couspicu-
Gus. lie was kind, liberal and generous.
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7 HAVE DISPOSED OF NY INTEREST
in the West Jackson Drug Store and the
business viii hereafter he conducted by D. T.
HARRISGTOE, Agent, who viii be glad to serve
the old friends Of the establishment and the
public generally.
GEORGE X. HARRINGTON.
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/ Mr.. James D. Smith. an old and highly re-
spected citizen, died at his residence near
Enterprise last Tuesday after a long and pain
T full illness. Mr.. Smith was one Of the early
settlers of Enterprise, and more than twenty
/ years ago was engaged in mercantile pursuits
here. His latter years were spent on a farm.
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Clothing Department

NOW COMPLETE IN
Mems, Boys and ChiIIrcnS Clothing,
Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods.
Hen'- and Boys Boots and Shoes.
Ladies, Misses and CIiliFal'S Shoes.
Mems Trunks and Travelling RAGS. Etc.
Also, LADIES TRUNKS, Etc.
Ny stock i7 larger ana hetar than ever
with prices 70 suit tie times.
The citizens Of jackson Nt.4.l4sirti ana
the public, are iuytteI no call ana ev.Ilir.e
my stock. No trouble b. show eaoIs
JOHN CLEART.
STATE STREET, JAeEso... MRS..
janl, ISs0-ly.
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\. L. GALLOWAY, NJ. D.


J. T. RoBINsON. NJ H.
ATLANTA, Ga. May ~ 1879.
One Of our workmen had bad case Of Syph-
Ills Of i've years standing, and was cured en-
tirely with 'Swift's Syphilitic Specific" He
is now to all appearances, and in his own be-
lief, sound and well.
WI R L T. ". HOOPER.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propri-
etors, Atlanta, Ga q
Sold by BYRON LEMLY, Jackson Miss.
Call for a copy Of Young Men : Friend
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take pleasure in saying that have used
DR.. Moffetts TEETHISA for my infant with en-
tire satisfaction. 1t fully and pleasantly &C
complishes the purpose for which it is recon-
mended. CHAS. f. STAPLES
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WIy WIN You.

Allow cold TO advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such ~
Pneumonia, Hemsrrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 30 readily ut.
tainedS BosCHEE's G1ENAE SYRUP has gained
ihe largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung Diseases.
II & Or. Boschee's famous German prescnP
don, and Is prepared with the greatest car
and no fear need be entertained In administei
ing II 70 the youngest child, - per directions.
The sale Of this medicine Is Unprecedented
Since frst introduced there has been CON
slant increasing demand and without single
report Of failure 70 do IL work In any case
Ask your Druggist A. TO the truth Of these 70
marks. Large IiEas rs cents. Try u and b
convinced. TIhsAN
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Burds.i, Bepne, and Jake jackson.

Preston County Jour al
The people should not forget Jake"
Jackson's record on the impeachment Of
Bennett and Burdett. He fought against
their presentment from tbs beginning TO
the end. On Saturday night when the
final vote was taken in the House OF Del
esstes, Of which Jackson was member,
GU the motion to present Bennett and Bur
de,t to the Senate, to be therein tried for
high crimes aRd misdemeanors," Jack
son was the leader Of those who were OPP
posing the motion. The programme was
to prevent vote on the motion; and
Jake and his crowd resorted to filibuster-
ing. He lead in that business, and did all
in his power TO ataye of vote. III
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,susTrEs, SALES.
SALE.

/ -, An, several deeds Of trust made By 9
81 nrTsl,S,tjt .nd BaTbara, bis Hife 70 TIRE nndei
ErhH = dStsi respectively 90 the lsth day 3
800 IN he let day Of NAY, 1875 the 9Th d,
peEVi' * The l7.h day Of AuSust- 1875, and Oh
dIstah' aSsdst, 1916, and ali q rpeord Ia ID,
~ ~ A.. oi ihe County COaIt Of Ohio coaniy, d
M u W,sl vlrSinia, Snd y re rIspeets1I e
Stsila ~ y rFg, BOX No. 8, plES IS, In led y
4 L. ~ "a , pases ls2 and 10, In Deed Of Truii
md boot ~ IA and n Deed Of Trust Book No
HIN, :; 4 nj Ssl At public suction on {
10y The 80 DAY OF OCTOBER, issd
sIIVA' ,o,..losEa m. Of aid day, At the front
Rbfl'nt ,os,t House Of aid Ohlo county the fol,
Id w raj estate that Il 10 Aayi Lot mum!
bd,i IIos No 81 ADD Lot numbered Tgentg-
w ~ w "a n, lTlpE OF the vest side o. Main
ia ,hat PAD q the city VI Mheellns
SCI So,b wheeling together VIA The
-, laproysneuts erseted 'hergoni Mso L .s,,
Iss"rl y, I,uE q The Ohio river, bstHetn Baid
tsih 81 Wei street 10 taid part Of said city Of
n,'f ~ lila SorIh wheeling; also 70 number
Ekshnt - - m. ThIrty.tNo ia and Thiry.thred
btsH,iI SoS,h wheeling; also OF Lot numoSTed
y * ~, III 10 North " heel ne, together With
IN" y. nSoJ,msnts thereon; also Lot numbered
y -.l,,,..T,p III IN North Wheenng, Win "
I'slu..,.,, selling q trustee shall CONVEX 50 q
.anI,Jed 70 ne BY the aid several deeds Of
EsA oae-thlrl Of the purchase money
IElli 80 1, he purchaser MAJ elet 70 pay Ia
~ ~, ~ balance 10 three equal initAllmcnu a.
a., isI,s and eighteen months from the day Of
o. ~ sTest on aid deferred installnens irom
~ Il ,lJe, The purchaser 70 give no!S Win W.
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