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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-02-12
Estrays.

Betrayed from the premises Of the
undersigned on the :2srd inst, &:
miles north Of Narshall, ! pair Of.
black jenny mules, each about 9 yrs.
old, and Weighing 1850 lbs, apiece
One was shod on both front feet ard
was . little lame in the left front.
foot; the other one had no shoes on:
I. A liberal reward will be paid for
their return or for any. information
that will lead to their discovery. ~. -.
J. w. RoxxRoY,
Marshall, Lyon Co., Mimi.
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LAUNDRY
in connection with the +.
REDWOOD HOUSE.
Work done on short notice.
NOTICE.

NOIICN.
LAND OFFICE AT
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI Jan. 18th, 1O5o.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof, and that said
proof Will be made before the Register and
Receiver of the u. 8. Land Once at Redwood
1880 viz: William Fish, Homestead entry No.
SOS for SK NEA Of Sec. 90, T. III, r. q, and
he names the following witnesses to prove his
said tract viz: John Turnbull, I. D. Lyman,
A. Clark and Geo. Pryor all Of Redwood Falls,
Redwood Co., MINI.
WIN. p. DUNNNor0N,
n195w Register.
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wATSON'S
I, ,s.!7<il = -. =.
Select :, Circulating ;s Library.
RATES r SUBSCRIPTION:
rsasS 1'ss'ts( s.a 1tstsssj ; 70. Tickets.
So & 80. / $500.
.rRAns1Eyr RATES.
1. The;s smallest charge is 10 cts !;
and by the week Is cts if a book is
kept longer than one week, 3cts a
day s6ditiooal will be charged.
&: Bdoks may ~be exchanged at
pleasure, but tee Volumes out must
b rsd1ned ,befose.. others can be
taksD..1~,s w ,;.,t,.
T. SeraDgers must deposit the
ve)us q Tie book when taken which
au.olnt win beTsffunded fesscharges
on its.reaurl. ~. - ~
4. Books lost, or defaced, must
b4pKid >46f before others can be
drawn. az :; H. :
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Pain cannot say where it ie used: 1t is the
cheapest medicine over made. Five drops
cover . surface - large e the hand. One
dose cures common Sore Throat. One bottle
has cured Brouchitis Fifty cents worth has
cured IN old standing Cough. It positively
cures CatarrA, Asthma and Group. Fifty
cents worth has cured CriCk In the Back, and
the same quantity Lame Back Of eight years
standing, Il cures swe1led Feck. and :il other
Of the Muscles sti6 Joints. Spinal Diiaculties,
and Pain and Soreness In any part, no matter
where It may be, nor from what cause it may
arise, it alwcys does ycn good: TEwenty-fiye E
and Bloody Dyseutesy: One teaspoonful cures
Collie in u minutes. It will cure any case Of
Piles that It Ii possible TO cure. Six or eight
applications Afe wasfanted TO cnre any case
Of ExcoEiated Nipples or Innaned Breast: For
z never TIE s1ghssst assoaoration . the skin
and % positive for CAilblains, Frosted Feet,
Botls, warts. Corns and Wounds Of every de-
scFiption on man or beast. Price 5Oc and 81.
Trial sise ssc. FoeTEn. MnBuRN 4 Co. Sole
Proprietors, Buffalo. N. Y. For sale by
Do1NnR OHARA, Druggists and Apotheca-
Ties, City Drug Store. Redwood Falls, Mimi.
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The editor of the Duluth Tribune,
don't admire the energy and intelli-
gence of st. Paul hackdrivers, as
witness the following: St. Paul
used to have, in olden time, half .
dozen or so of the sauciest, widest
mouthed hoodlums, in the shape of
at the landing of every
boat, that could be imagined. But,
all of . sudden, the early day people
of Minnesota told st. Paul, If she
didn't call of her dogs they'd burn
the town. Then st. Paul proceeded
to pass an ordinance which was q
on hackmen and hotel
runners, and for . number of years
st. Paul was the most comfortable
city in the world for . stranger to
visit-he could get of . boat or
train and do just as he had q mind
to; he could get carriage if he de-.
sired one, otherwise he could walk
to Pokegama Falls and never be an
noycd BY even . tip-o'-the-wink from
one of these fellows. But now we
notice the thing is rs bad as ever,
and ten times worse than ever, for
that matter, because instead of half
q dozen, as of old; there are . hum
dred of these human 'hyenas at every
train, who set up such . howl - to
drive = country cousin almost raging
mad; and unless you make feroc,ous
at them in return you are
liable to be torn in tatters-if they
once get hold of you. They are q
disgrace to the devil, much less to
an otherwise respectable city, and
the best thing St. Paul can do is to
call of her dogs again, or by the eter-
nal souebody'll got hurt. See?"
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The palm of the hand moistened with
THOMAS EcLEcTRIc OIL, exerts q wOnd-
rous control over pain, speedily and en-
tirely subduing it. The eclectric healing
influence of this highly sanctioned medi-
cine is manifested by the rapid disap-
pearance of sores and abrasions of the
skin when it is used. See the advertise.
advertisement in another place. Note
Eclectric, selected and electrified.
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For Sale. -
A span Of bays, . srSref 7:ass
five year olds, single .hdfGea, doatBIs y
and single harnesses, baggies, vsg-
ons &C. Also the best msfahed tatf
of Texas ponies in the County tess
@loo, cash or on time with good sscaz-
ity, at the Commercial House bas6.
Geo. w. Bsaoe. =.
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From q report 'submftted to Con.
gress by the secretary Of war it ap-
pears that the organised strength Of
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Granite Falls journal: Mr.. Wor.
den of Minnesota Falls, lost q fine
calf by its eating piece of wire
ten or twelve inches long. It was
not binding wire, but fence wire,
and rusty It that. The calf was
only eight months old, and its hide
weighed 4s pounds.
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!. EXCHANGE HOTEL.
aa4 4 lfccoFNELL, Proprietor.
s Redwood Falls, MINI.
!, AaQs .Bssss to. and from the cars.
Th1 boet Acoommodations In the City.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
GfW:BuNcE, Proprietor.
'.'n5d,wood Falls, MINI.
soeoA A6asiie noe0s. First Class in every
;isspect.''
Excellent stable accommodations.
Carsf& dkso1stlers,s Livery &C.,
in connection.
LIV Err Y.

Good livery teams with top
or open buggies or easy wag.
ons, can be had at any time,
on reasonable terms.
IA. E., ,McCarty.
RedwGdd Falls, MINI: Il. -
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GO SOUTH
GO EAST
GO west
tlisass 1 n,rti-N lester,
RAILWAY.
1880 Miles Of Read |!

WEST FOR
Cedar Rapids, Denver
Harshalltown, LeaAvillc,
Des Holmes, Salt Lake,
Sioux City San Franelseo,
Yankton, The Black Hills.
Omaha. Colorado,
Council Bluffs. California, =
Columbus, and the TerTitorieB.
KAsT FOR
CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON
RSHsRHA4, RSSsS% }Blfdo, ESssseSsoa %sssaS
ezSAbxs. czx AfbSxss.ASD' sall all Points East
SOUTH FOR -'
f1TIEgSt.Ia. f1NGKNFAE5, EAsTHHaz, EAM SHIEzss,
c6LGMB6s, cd and an fdIS fPoNTs so11a:
North Westsrn" II thG Most
Direct Route
Offering the travelling public Greater
Facilities and Hero Adva1&a9es
than any road in the West.
rm THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars!
: Chicago and Council slum
PULLMAN PALACE slEE:lnsc Cars
Arc run on all night trains. This is the great
Pullman Line Of the NORTHWEST.
PALACE PARLoR CARS
RUN BETwEEN
CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE,
FIRST CLASS MEALS only g cents Ct re s.
Rating Stations on the "NOkTH-WESTEaN."
Sure and Close Connections at Chi
cago with all Railroads, ahl at all
Junction. Points with all Reeds that
cross It's Lines. -.
All Ticket Agents can sell you Through
Tickets and check your Baggage :.
FREE by this Road.
tainabIe at Home Ticket 0moe, address any
agent Of the Company, or
MARVIN HUGHlTr.
Gen1 Man'g, Chicago, III.
w. H. STENNETT, .:-':'.:...
Genl Pass. Ag't, Chicago, III.
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Lrcnsrs = Acx1,tAsil: a.
New Store,
New Goods:
At Chicago Price

Redwood Falls, Mimi.
We have oper::d our store On
Second Street. three idooras.st Of
the post-ofkce. We will carry . fall
line of s.. -.~.,.
crocerie. and Provisions.
Tea. and,co;'fies, g
sugars, syrups and Spices
crockery ana classwars.
A fine assortment Of Lamps and .
full stock of al goods thae 90 70
make up . complete grocery sstab-
lishment. =, ....s
Farm produce taken in :szdhaage.
= II
We invite the .pablio tolsa3 and
examine our goods. We are sev
ready for business, ;: ,,,,:: ~: ~,
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THE i .1WIilEEKLYPIONEER u PRESS
Enlarged to Fifty Six Columns,

Win shsw dss. x eessr ~ sesatifsi typs. 4 nov
o..ea Il ~. .r.;n,lyy yo.ir.sis - !
sssAs Nos4AvuG lrh sditsd with great cars. to meet
u ~ tsuuircmsnh ok the RURAL FAMlLr ClRcLE.
HtssaGius Ia eIssR eea9 ~ CYahrHr EsfkxArUas
Aus 1aascnRxAesce nA1zxs Of fhs day; cars4uiiy
DsaOassd anA clasaned sqnAaz1es Of AL rn4 TxfE.
hAe - au4 tnpoetaptAevs II full IT. Fstm and
AsussAo1d ieens1fa. nd 'seqsatly addlAd Puxzis
ceonaa - anelg ~ a1Gzactive 5saearss.
N .Wssaiy Rsvisw u ne Aar1Eses,
plveasDd sspcoia1y ~ IL columns. 10 alone worth
euuAnS deal61en gsain pgoduc4 psovidons. livestock
ee anv 81 q Nm psodnct.
Ne SshsosioAss Dsios 4 ~ Weekly vas last ysaR
ssAucsA ~ =.
. :.ous psasaka.A 1sssssa Csass pse Year.
Tb rsduesd ps3os is seil maintained notvithstand-
ing snlags1 - - gFsas inessass In thepeics Of
TsAias into vssw ~ siss.. - nasa. vartsey and
yilue q h coatsata. and thsie aseial adaptpn to
thSvso of ~ sural SamilDs G - Moeahvssk Il =
e1Ae1s tAsl0sa ssa1saWssely SeaiaalssAlisAsd
rxR,ls,
naWlxRzxMogKx1l l111A pesAags paiA
J. .NS.....s..-.......-.:.... q y
S.............:....e. y eeoes
:. AqaAsuAl1q0 ~ pa1sAas u savsnes. Hsnas.
11e0 no1D ~ 0Aav 6sdGe. IsS1uolesd lGo1saAe bank
6roA 8 oaP -. - szDenah e e1eAango and txaDs-
Hellato1ou1eviA ~ sln1se.s 1amp1e eop1o seat
hssA s6GndDsa. AAsrtne a*>.'
zn R1oeuRR HR1ss CO,
.--.-- e. Paal. lGlan.
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a NV tF-EL:
~ E.CuFF & cos
QRY8T MILL.
!; REDWOOD FALLS,

Ii doing work for the farmers at
all times. We make -four under the
khe1 Or old process as our customers
des,re. Flour from good wheat is
waz1anted. We do not exchange
bad Wheat for good. Give us a
trfSl. - =.
II s 4. CuFF & Co.
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oA11TT i
Job o1oeRo0>
n IL kinds Of job voGk done IN
@the best syls and with diapsteh.
Grc'alara Lsear AesSS Biv
Heads, ksssIepss GhrA Hand.
6i9s, &c, &c. -
Legs. County ana Town ilsaks
printed to order anA for sals.
Blanks Of ill kiads, eoaatantlyson
hand and prices reasonable. ',':.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
WHAT CHARLES SUMNER
SAID.
..yIcu i'm this World Get What
ThCN Give

Senator WHITE Of Maryland, in his
snrcra Ia the Academy 81 Music on
saturday last commenced his address TO
the democracy - follows;
IT,, worlsot Charles summer, IN hts
l..f .Llr,ss ia the pcnr!" of Boston,
stand out. amid this bitterness, like
applrs oi gold ia v.,tCres oil SILVER
when ErSayE;
DEMONSTRATION j. now complete.
Every State is represented IN the sen
a,r 1.d every district l. represented III
The House oi Representatives,. Every
senator anil every 4. preventative Is IN
his Mace There ar" no vacant seats IN
either chamber, aud among the mem
L.rs are (rllow.vltiz,ns OF the African
r,,,. And amnesty nearly universal
L,s beep adopted. In this condition
,Lir,rs | find new reason Tor change. :
FrirndsiipdO,s TO.grow whe'e
former differences are thrust IN sish':
There n, wounds OF the nina
A. Of the body. TncSr, too, must be
haalrd. Instead ot irritation and pres
snra let there be genti"neSs ami gener-
os;,v Men i'm this world get only what
t,ev rive-prejudicc for prejudice,
~s,;,,osi,y for amnesty hate
Ior hate. Likewise confidence Is
ro,urnad for confidence; good will Is re.
Inrncd for good will; friendship. Is re-
turned for friendship. On this rule,
which is the same for the nation as Tor
the Individual, | would now act. So
wilthe Republic be elevated to new
| Ls;,b,s Of mora! grandeur and our PEG.
me- will manifest that virtue greatest Of
aaUS Which is found in charity. Above
tbe conques, Of others will be the con-
nn,st al ourselves. Nor will any fellow
rd,,izan suffer IN rights: but all will find
new safeguard in the comprehensive
| fellowship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
II the Municipal Court ot Wheeling:
ISrnh Sninlri 4 10. who me &C.

II the Municipal Court of Wheeling:
Joseph Spicdc. 4 To-, who sue, SC,
vs.
Alexander Garden. administrator 81 the estate
William Campbell, deed. AMI othen.
~ CHANCERN.
Ry yi-iuc Of a dr, no eutrs,Si in the above EN-
titled cause by The Municipal Court ot Wheel.
ins on the .ai Gay Of september. l>>o, the under
s!gnrI Nyt,ial Cumm,ssionrr viii sell. NJ the
mont door rf the tHurt House Of ohio county.
Nr,, Virgins, IN
stIUkp\I. OCTOBER ~. 1850.
Commencing ~ 10 o',.u,k 4, ~, NJ Iuhli' auc'
t.un. % the highest aui h.st bidder, the follow
inu described uAI estate. towIt All the north
en- hall e.! that certain lot ar Iarecl ~ ground
lN,ug ami nylur situate ~ ia, ,Iiy ~ Wheeling.
Ohio county. Wet NlIEiuia. ia the northern
part -! stii ,iil. on the east side ot Main street,
between Ihiri aui Fourth sIr,ts. Joining and
hl.l'tu. uI the north ~, ~ fnuiii street. and
uumn rel AMI i,si guHl'si "u the Tro'rirj plat
Of said 90 uf " htc.iug A. Dot numbered eighty.
i've sd. A desirable residence ID now Oh said
uri.h hall ni sail let ~.
IIEu> - SAIr-pnc hall Of the punrha'e
muu,y th hc aid In 'ash on day oi sale. ard ~
much more ~ the rlrhascr may sl'c, a. Isy,
IT, balance Ia lr Iail ~ one Year After day ~
Na,r. with interest, and t. u" secured 10y tho not"
81 a., run uHscT HIh the utlr of said property
tp hc - 'ilu,d until the purchas" money shall
have bee, larl tn lul. X. q. BARk.
Special Commissioner
v GUni~rN,S N~uct'ouc-r. sppi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
No,ic,, "a Leslio's Weekly.

The only Democratic Illustrated
NEWSPAPER pubi!she will be sent
n]nstpaii. for five weeks until end OF
ramraiynl for Thirty c. nts. Ag nts
w,ptrI m every town. Sc Il - cents
inr five weeks subscription, or Il cents IN
postage stamps tur sample copy AMI IL
uu,,ra'ct CLtalv-rr. Ciubs oil Four
viii To- sent fn: tive weeks, for n dol
lar. Address Frank Leslie Publishing
a.. - D.v Street. New York.
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Gard

To all who are suffering from the En-
rors and indiscretions otyouth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c | will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF cHAEeE. inns great "a
DIV was discovered by, a missionary In
South America. Send a self,addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. lnman,
Station d, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

Pullman Palace, Drawing Room aud sleeping
ca, on all night trains.
Close connections are made for all points
South and southwest, North and Northwest,
making this II desirable route for c~olonists aud
persons moving 10 the great West, and To whom
particular attention j. given.
WHEELING, ~PITTSBuKGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling 500 4. ~. 300 and $40 P. N
No trains run on this division on sunday.
Tickets To AL principal points on sale al depot
Onicc open AT AL nolrS during the day.
Information 10 the travelling hubble Chcerfully
given. W. VI. CLEMENTS, N. Of
K. T. DEVERlES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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Trustees Sale Of Centre Wheel.
ing Property.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID BY John L. Beihl and susan A. Beihl. his
wife, 10 heOge .. Davenport, trustee. dated the
i0.h day Of september ls,2 snd rcconied In the
oaice ri the Clerk III the County Court II Ohio
county. in book No. S. folio So. to viii h deed
the undersigned WAS substituted a. trustee BY
an ori,r OF the Cinuit Court OF Ohio county st
its April Term. 1880, To wit: on the 18Th day Of
July. lSl. TWILL, on
SATURDAY. oCroBER 80 1850.
Beginning al 10 O'Clock A. ". sell at puolt
auction. AT the itont door NJ the Court House OF
ONO county. the follow ng property In Centre
Wheeling. that is Ia LAY A p:ecc or panel OF
land containing about eighteen and one half
poles, Wing in what IL known A. the Pasture
Yield" bvlunginy ~ the estate nt the late John
toI. in he sixth ward ot the city 81 wheeling.
and founded and descrit~i ~ follows: he gin.
ming ut a stake distant :. ~ l. IA feet from the
southeast corner nf u piece ~ and conveyed ID
-. yhrn Clark b. the aid John Fol, fSa thence
= - r. lOO feet Ia = siAk, thence ; ~ W. 50
ltrt Ia n stake. thence y - " LOO feet to Q
n ,takc: lheucc y ~ r. ~ feet ~ the beginning.
TURss ur SNIy-Onc half ar such greater sum
ss the pun ha>,r may rlrSI to pay, CAsh, aud the
residue ou a ,r,Siil NJ Nix and twelve months.
with Interest, secured Ia tho satisfaction " the
trustee.
The title l. h,lievcl ~ ~ perfect. but selling
a. trustee Will only crrNCy such Hs Is vested In
~" Ly >ait ir,-I joins WALTON, Trustee.
". IL HAlIfR. Auclioncrr. spEt
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A SURE
RECIPE
For Fine Compilations.

Positive reliefand immunity
from cOmplexional blemishes
may be found in Hagan's Mag,
nolia Balm. A delicate and
harmless article. Sold by drug.
gists everywhere.
1t impartS the most brilliant
and Iife.like tints, and the clo-
seSt scrutiny cannot detect It's
rse. All unsishtly discOlora-
tons, eruptiOnS, ring marks
underline tyes, SallOwnesS. red.
ness, rOughuess, and the flush
Of fatigue aud excitement are
at once dispelled by the Mag.
no!ia Balm.
1t is the ono Incompatible
Cosmetic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

sunday Express leaves Wheeling al 9:05 A. " ,
arriving at We.lsbuIyat gI>A. NJ. ami at Steu-
bcnville At l0:l5 A. NJ, connecting With Pacific
Express for all Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus At $40 r. n and ESQ
A. N. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves columbus daily except sunday, al $40 P.
NJ, with sleeping car asttachui arriving in Chica.
go al 80 next morning. Berths tan be secured
a advance al Union Depot ticket Office, Colum.
bus.
pullman's drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from St.uhcnville East Ia Phils'
dclphia and New York, and West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and ST.
Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks. sleeping
car accommodations, AMI any further informa.
ton apply 10 Joseph NJ. Bclleville. Ticket Agcut
at Panhandle Depot, loot Of Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket Office, under Mcclure Hous Y
Wheeling.
u. W. caldwell, General Manager. Columbus,
O.; W. l. O'Brien, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Columbus. u. iyl3
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CLEVELAND G. PITTSBURG r. R
Condensed Time Gard.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

UT" ~ ~
On and after JGGc II. l,sJ. all trains will run
day Except sunday. a. follows:
8 Through trans to Pittsburgh.
2ThrOugh trains Ia Cleveland.
Through trains to Chicago.
Pul!mau's parlOr Cars between Weilsville and
Cleveland.
Hotcl and Sleeping Cam OH a. trains between
Alliance aud Chicago.
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FILES ( Rectal Diseases &c.

Nj d T. M,ElNLEY. OF 2725 EOFF ST,
~ "-# ing ". Va. has been suffering Tor
-. E- Ing Pile. Liberation OF tee
t-H.at>u~ ut tho Rcvtum. whose
r..- Y,1,u!ei and had To be re-
rl'. lg>~i-r OF the bowcl>.> says:
..>.nt been Gown since your nr>t
s'l 81 any Uan wishes % know
arg, Piles ami Disease of the Rec
E '.Iri, yru may refer them 20 me.
'f.r' ca be- consulted daily az the
t..- Wheeling. ". Va.
va ..IT irye. and correspondence with
tr-.E- with Pies and Rectal Diseases,
50. F'- Us ug away from the city solicited.
~ taa b. treated successfully al their
sP V-ee AOuS y ~ l. NJ, 2 10 ) and 10
oeiegh
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ron aAlG.
Trustee's Sale of the 4afketot.
Brewery Property.


ny VIRTUE OF A DIED OF Trust MAD9
Is by ]. 2. Brockardt and viii nd IuAk
and wife, to me, The undentmsd nuseea eeAf:
Inc date on the 9th day OF April, 4. D. lsT1 ~
of record in the Clerk'So1ics OF the County CoaiS
Tor ohio county, West Virginia, In DEED q 6sss
book No s, psges SOS and SIS. ] vii, on
SATURDAY, OCT0BHR 2 A. D.. lSeot
Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. o.. at the huas
door Of the Court House OF aid county, pcoceed
to sell at public sale, 70 the bsst aud hiehegs
bidder. the following described property. that y
70 say: The south one halfof lot No. q, situate,
lying and being on the east side Of AAfkes
street. between Eighth and Ninth, formerly
Acsms aud Jefferson strcen, In the CITY. OF
Wheeling. county Of Ohio and State o. West VII.
ginia, together with all appurtenancn thereto
belonging.
TlRss os sALE Ono hall, or a. much more OF
the purchase money ss the purchaser may slcce
cash on the da. Of sale: the balance in two equal
install meniS. payable IN six and twelve months
from the day OF ale. with interest, the deferred
payments Ia be secured by deed Of trust duly n.
ecuted and pCorded. L. WILHELM, Trustee.
Russell ( Stlfel, attorneys.
wM. X. HALI.Ek, Auct:oneer. ax7N
The shove @le IL adjourned TO SATURDAY.
0ctoter 9Th. 4. u. iSSo. At " O'Clock 4. r.
OF /. WILHELM. Trustee.
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JorSr RESOLUTION ~rr,po>inr an amendment

JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment
To the Constitution uitAi> STATE.
P,Ssrsd Ip 's L,gj ti'Ir. 81 VCs' Virginia,
rro-tli-fS Df AZ N, m'1I.rs sl'''r 10 rlcb HoTss
dgr,sinl tiSr1. That The following be and the
Simc i, hereby proposed IL all amendment 10
tha Constitution Oithis state. t0-wit:
That section thirtc -, al article three. "a II
now i. I've stricken oU' ard the following be In
serted I'm lieu thereof.
"lS. In suits at com cloa law where th9 Eaiue
In controversy exceeds twenty ap',ar, exclusive
nf interest and costs, the night .; tral by
iurv, II required by either it-iy, hal! BE- pre-
. rved: ami in such .Iil before a justice, a jury
nav consist Oi SIX Vcr~onS. No fact trici ny a
iJrv shall be otherwise rc-cSaIninci IN any case
than accnr!iug 10 the rules OF the common law
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To CLEVELAND


Steubeuvlllv sctOmInpldtIOn leaves b"llhIrr al
"a. I. W, Bridgeport at 500, and arrives at sieu.
bCnvillc ~ C:ui 2. ".
LCaves St"ubtnv!l!c at 80 A. NJ, Bridgeport
at $40 A. NJ: arrive at k"l.aIrc at 300 4. ".
The StcubcnyllIe accommodation IN addition
% their rrgU. ar trip to sai from sicuicnyiile
vii, make the following 'rr> between Bc.iaire
All Martins Ferry:
Bridgeport to Martins Ferry.."....... 30 ?. v.
~ /" ........... :1j A. y.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { 81. louis

RAuwAY-PAN.HANDLE ROUTE
Time table for East and West, July II 1880.
lnans leave ran;Handle Depot foot oil Eleventh
day, as follows:
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JOIST RESOLUTION proposing an amendment
to the Constitution OF the State.
RcSO'ytd By tie Lgj%C'Hrc Of West Virginia,
trO-ttirtS OfGR the meHt.rs osctci 10 each House
agreeing t,Is'O: That the following be and the
sane i hereby prouosCd as an amendment TO
the Constitutions Of thus state. 70 wit: That arti'
Gle eight Of said Constitution as IL now IS he
stricken out, and the following be inserted in
lieu thereof:
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ARTICLE VIII.

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT..
l. The judicial power of the State shall ne
vested in a supreme court OF appeals, in circuit
cunrls, and the judges thereof, in such inferior
tribunals as are herein authorized, and in JUS
tees oi the peace.
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spiily except sunday.
No. : ami Is siopa NJ all stations.
NEsfEGUND TRAIN2.