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The Osceola times., 1880-02-07
WASHINGTON LETTER
wAsEIsGroy, d. c., Feb. 2, 1880.

am compelled TO Say that for
the past week Congress ha. not
furnished the materials for q letter.
II bas eulogized Senator Chandler,
and has discussed the new House
rules. Tha, is all. Por the first
time in my generation OF experi-
ence here the Presidential nomina-
.ions DO no; influence Congressioo-
81 action or speech. Not that Con
gressmen do not heel an interest in
the matter. They do. Bat there
is a growing belief among Con-
gr0~men that questions ~ to can
I d.da,es should be settled outside OF
business hours. This is commend.
able.
The boom for this or ihs, Repub.
lican candidate for the Presidency
seems to agiiat. Republicans un-
necessarily. They may rs sell
march up 10 their dish Of Grant.
1t may be crow 20 some, while j, is
pigeon to Others, bat II Is the Re-
lpublieans banquet. | think mos;
.. them will take 1t. There will
be some in Pennsylvania, some in
7, New York, and lew in other
States, who will refuse TO eat, but,
contrary TO the general understand
ing, the number is getting less con-
stantly. Speaking as Democrat,
and desiring Democratic success,
there lie nothing that would please
me better than the nomination OF
Grant. Speaking simply rs an OBJ.
server Of what takes place from
day 10 day, / en- obliged to say
that the General Grant boom, what.
ever may be said Of 1t in any quar-.
ter, is a rising boom. Writing on
/ the second day OF February | am
sure that so far as authentic reports
have been received here, Grant and
nobody but Gran, Is to be the Re
publican candidate. The Blaine
movement in Pennsylvania has had
lis run. Grants friends could have
stopped it aDy time, but thought it
best not TO do s0. | am not be-
,raying confdeuce when | say out.
; sde Of Maine, every Eastern and
Middle State is counted upon as
sure for Grant, even New Jersey
not excepted. From this the Dem
, oera,s of the country can make
: their calculations. The fight is
) against Grant. The nominee should
be selected with q view TO beating
, Grant.
By The ignomlnious dismissal oi
Indian Commissioner Hoyt, Secre.
tary Schurz has confessed that the
only service OF his Office 10 which
be gave particular attention, was
inefieienuy if not corruptly man.
aged. To the knowledge of every
. body here he has gwen no personal
, attention whsOser to any Bureau
: bat the Indian for months, and very
little SINCE be become Secretary
In fact, and | wish 10 be under
stood as speaking with knowledge,
any Indian o; the Ute tribe has had
as much control of the Land and
|, Pension Bureaus OF the Interior
Department as Secretary Schurz.
J NHNo.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

WHILE some OF our brethren OF
the press in this, the Fret Cougres-
sonaI District. appear TO notice
with seeming satisfaction, the prob
able candidacy of Hon. J. ".
House, of Searcy, for Congress from
this District, we would, in view Of
the action Of several Of tho com.
Ties, before the campaign bad fairly
been opened 10 holding tut-and-
dried conventions and irstructing,
before the issues Of the day we're
discussed, and The claims OF the
several aspirans could be made
known, prior to the las, election,
caution the people OF the district
TO avoid . repetition Of the same
unfair advantage. We do nv, know
who vii! be candidates, other than
Co.'S. House and Dunn. Judge
Butler came TO the last Convention
backed by several counties which
had instructed for hIn, and il may
be ,ba, be will try it again. A,all
erents !, can possibly do no one in
justice to PCT Of the convention
until some tine late III September,
or, even ia October. Col. Dunn
will be Ab-.n; q, Washington when
the Spring terms Of the Coanty
Cesrts will convene, abou, which
tine al the eIt-And dried work Of
the last campaign w.s done, AID il
will be impossible for him, q, least,
TO be at home. Put il of, ~e say
and give every man q fair chance
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07
Cuban Chill Tonic, Is Ii

great Chill King. 1t cures ChlIls
and Fever Of every type, from the
shaking Agues OF the North, TO the
burning Fevers Of tho Torrii Zone.
1t i. the great Chill Medicine. Ii
beats all others. 1t is the great
standard. 1t cures Biliousness and
Liver Complaint aud roots out dis.
ease. Try ii-If you suffer it will
cure you aud give you health. Sold
by J. l.. Driver / Co., druggists.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07
PiKENTS READ THIS.

Nine tcnths of all the sickness OF
chil1hooi y. caused by worms.
Thousands of children die yearly
from WORMS in the stomach, that
could be saved by the timely use OF
PARKER'S SANTONINE WORM
LOZENGES. They have saved
thousands OF children. They drive
oui the worms without pain they
clense the stomach, ard make the
lit.le ones bloom and blossom as
the rose. They are the finest and
best medicine ever made. Thous-
ands OF parents all over the land
use nothing but pARkER'S Loz-
eDge-. Try them in preference to
anything else tor worms. Try
PARhER'S Loz ,nges. Buy moth
ing but PAPkER'S. Give no 9th.
er Worm Medicine TO children but
Parkers Lozenges. They are the
cheapest, bes, and safest. Sold by
J. l.. Driver & Co., Druggists.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

fgE following telegram was re
ecived ., Little Rock from New
York. Feb. i,h. 81: r. X. Dow has
sold the Memphis { LATHE Rock
railroad to the Texas & Pacific, and
the same company has purchased
the Iron Mountain railway.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07
NOTICE.

By VIRTUE q = decree Of the Prohs,s Cour,
af Mississippi County. ArkNn.As. rrader-i .,
The Ianusry term Is~y N the .11se therein pend
iuE. wherein I u. Hayns- et A. were Complain
ants, su6 : Semmrs a. .dministrstor " T.
n. witl annexed Of Joanna " Eli- tec@zs>sl
and e. al, wsrt defsud2n'.. ], : 5. >el=e. a.
s1rinisirz,cr. &c Win or ihe
7TH DAY ~ FEBRUARY, iSso.
ser - tAs door of the C0Ert House in th- tovu
Of O-ceolA. AgkSusz., 10 the hishest biider % a
crecii Of ttrve moaih.. the following described
tract. q land lyiDc IL he Cou1ty " Nis-i-s p3l
and State ., ArkAnsa., helOusfrg o tke E.ikts
q, the "a d Joanna " kki., cecease-i to-uii
Ne.t Of re. -, 8 = zlTg- Of E&ss y O.
So % ard part o, the ". = q Section "A, al
in Toxa.hip II Range 70 EA.i he l.. j. o, 81
ton =, and the 4 !. % TIE ". Of section y
Toxushi2 n R4rg. " kx.t. rout4l aInx ore
tAozsazsi aat sixty four tiass4i scr-= he .als
to tale pi.cs within izw'-l hgars o. ssiG 1zy +,
the lszTcs.ssr required to gre sc;s zfss god
and sqpruye4 seczTity, and isiE TE.lAiIles- lygu
tie lad :or tie payment o, The zane
: >ENMES.
A4nl'r c 7. a o: ths ~, oiJoal1a " EIi-
1sccs-fsi-
Ia. Jssusry isth- is-1 Printers r. tis-no.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

GES. J. z. GEoRGs, ciIiei justice
of the State of Mississippi, has been
elected U. s. Senator, 10 succeed
Bruce, eolored. George is not only
= pare man bu, one Of the sblesi OF
the STATE.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

When the Clement attachment
becomes of general use IN the South,
and cotton Is taken directly from
the bol. to the machine that con-
ver,s it into thread, there will be
shrek from the manufacturers OF
New England to tell that the sword
of the cavalier has at las, reached
the Puritan heart--[Exchange. .
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

Capt. Bogardus is in Lontoa of.
fering to wager e2.0o0 against El.-
600 that be can kill one thousand
pigeons quicker than any other
man in the worll.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

Sixteen million bushels OF oys.
ter, sre annually packed st Ba.tI.
more.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

Senator Wade Hampton has never
fully recovered from the illness
which came with the loss of his
leg, and not being N good health,
he has not rallied from the despon-
dency oeeasioned by the death Of
his son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

contributor to thc iWtrItm NHi,U-
.rIj.t who had read a funny story about
mn owl WringiuA IT. own neck bN look
;,,., m u man Who was walking around
hIal, tr,tr,l the matter bN experiment
lie obtained huy specimen ami placed
hmm uu top Ol "A post II Mas not "''i.
emit SAYS the writer, To secure h'S at
trutiau. iur hc never diverted las gaze
from mo while Wa- IA Ei~ pt'o,H.r
I brl1u walking rJp:tiy around tur
.uI..i "A .,,N beet from II kyyrNE my ewes
r,.J upan lin an the while. ii's
b,Iy rrmainrI mutjouic-', bat his head
turnrl exactly With nay movements.
IYbru was hall way around hlS hcai
.,,,s directly behind lurcC-quartcrs ct
~, ,,,r,,rr ronpl,trd. aui still the same
tvis, oi the neck, amt the same starr
follow me. Ouc circle, and no change.
ON vent, twice around, aud s,iil that
vstrhi.l stare and steady turn O! the
Er,I ON I went, three times around,
,nJ I b,yan really to wonder why tHc
Lr,I di1 not drop of, when all at once
/ discovered what failed to notice he
ior, When | reached hall MAY AROUND
from the front, which WAS - ir IS he
mil turn his head 10 follow my move
mrnts with comfort, he whiskci It back
rl,,,nrh the Whole circle So inStaEiane-
.nusly aud brought II facing me again
with such precision that I Jailed To- de-
trrt the movement although Was look,
ing a,tcntiyely all the time. | repeated
thc experiment many times aiterNard
.wi,h the same bind, and had always to
watch carefully to detect the movement
rl thc reimbursement OF his gaze.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
Carpsts. OiIcIOths, WindOw Shad0s,


Huntington NIyyTli,rr
C1I H. 4. Harvey has received a let
Ter from his brother, J. III. Harvey, dat,
rI Al Hllizr. British Honduras, Nrntiu
America. March %, 1854, lu which Tie
manners. customs. products Dc, "l that
r,uutr, are described The writer
gtys. The town ct iJu1c has about
Sun inhabitants, comprising mixture
IL Sptuisu Mexican. Indian, Cooley
and ClrIb raves The latter are ne
gr,,.s The climate Is delightful, never
abp,r o. nor below IL with mean
Temperature of ST., \ constant ht', ~
blows from tbv ). J.. over tue ''''n-
bean sea. The country ahouuds O" AT
sorts ui tropical fruits AMI the sea iHI-
ui,hrs unlimited quantities ui hnc hS''
The rivers near BIiizc are naNigahic Tor
Nd d, 90 miles inland. AMI the town Is
am the east coast The west coast ~ 40
miles distant. making the rHui.Hcht
lblut thlt width from SEA 60 SEA. l'1N-
"a drpruds upon light dUuSht PIT pans
or d1rlrS. made from mahogany lIrvS ni
enormous size I SAW one d'rN mlIe
al one piyrr. lO iryt long, u 'tvt "'dc
and feet drrp-a beautiful canoe most
AL The climate h very healthy, the
scenery picturesque win Gfr'' ''.'''''
ance ct productions. IL Is s."'" u''''S
south Irum New Orleans. it,rv d no
ice here. AMI the piltip1. i''jS u,
y.ms fish. fruits AMI dubious roots ct
eudI,,, variety. No tlrJs, and avery
lew mu,Juit0rS. The English govern
mrut owns tue country AMI governs
n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
HARRISON COUNTY.
An Intelligent Expression Con.
corning Politics, Agricultural
Matters and the OH Interest.

'et4esl ouutAce O. tue Register.
CLAEKEBURo, W. Va, March "a.
Your communication was duly re-
ceiyed. hope YOU will excuse delay.
Being very busy with my oil interests,
! have heard but little Of politics.
For Governor on the Democratic
ticket, Hon. ], B. Jackson is decidedly
the iayoritc among the masses tie is
strong man and would, as have heard.
get considerable Republican votes. As
a second choice I have heard no one
mentioned. State politics are but little
talked Of The present State officers
have given general, il not universal.
satisfaction, and 50 'ar as eligible would
TO- very acceptable for reelection. Mr..
Walter Sands is spoken OF as States At
tuTuyy General. lie isa fine lawyer
(oi more than ordinary abilltyl aud
well qualified to till the Office. He
would be a favorite in this district.
For Congress j u. Jackson is spoken
OF in tins district
Ca the Republican side, hut little is
sand. Gen. tiOH is spoken OF in conncc-
ton with judge Lo0mis and DR. Logan.
Grneral coli would doubtless be- the
iayCrle
Concerning President, great deal
has been said. A. q. Thurman is the
choice Of our section. Seymour or
Hancock would be acceptable. Ii is
useless 10 disguise the TACT that what.
ever may be said in yiudication OF Mr..
Samuel J. Tldcn, lac would be weaker
than either Of the above named candi-
dates Many Democrats say they will
not vote Tor him.
With Republicans, Blaine seems To- he
the ldyorltc. twill be- close between him
aud Sherman. But very lew favor Gen.
Grants nomination. tie Is admired by
good Republicans Who are outspoken
that they will not vote Tor him.
This has beru very favorable win
ter Ca the farming interest. Wheat
looks very well. iudgc from reports
Jud " hat | have seen IN zen DAYS past
that wheat looks better than usual.
GTasS looks To- he IN line condition.
stock, 50 iar as have heard, looks well,
and Is Iu good demand at iaIr prices.
>u l.ir the prospect Tor a iruIt crop -
good, as yet none at II has been hurt by
irust. FarmcrShayC iaIr prospects Tor good
uary,sts, So lar as present Indications
silt permit us 10 Judge.
The oil producing and refining intrcst
o., the largest branch ui trade IN our
county. The oil producing interest has
been terribly depressed Tor over tao
wears past, and only holds It's prcs,u
position through the mdomi,ahie cner
~ amt courage oi class cd business
men lmrchIuicS and lahurrrs,l whose
patient endurance under depressed
trade. in connection with one CT more
irrchiug muuopolics aud risks taken iu-
c.dent 10 the business, u worthy OF at
miratiun II not CummcudIblc IN Judge
mrut. The tact Is that the future out
look Tor the producing interest IL not So
favorable a. it Was last tall The pro-
iuriug interest is an a state ui decline
that cannot possibly ho restored g. pros
pcrlty without apcrmanrut advance M
the prices II crude oil the prospect ct
which I regret To- say, does not appear
Ia bc in the near future.
Very Respectfully
IT, MEARNS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
A STRANGE BEDFELLow.
The Adventures OT "a Miner IN "a
Cabin in w cStcrn Utah.

salt take CITY Herald
AprupuS 1T hunting and Hshiug, did
YOU ever hear ui a wildcat taking pos
session ui spare hvt IA au inhabited
cabin Such C.lsc really occurred tins
winter ia the vicinity, az the hrrdhouSr
lt Oyrrhut and Grouse. \ MIR. hurns
huI been lett la charge, AMI iur several
NIGHTS. after hc hJl retired, WAS dis
mI-d hv a srrambi,ug noise IN the
chimney followed los the sight ui two
,IuIug. irry cyclalls IN the opposite
Bod aud when hr tBurusl moved CT
mi.le noise the how, fierce gruwl ct
SOME wild animal. This kind at thing
occurring iur several nights IN succys
siam. .p disrumpusvi Burns that hC
finally vamuIScd the rancho, AMI Tor
some time the INTRUDER Had things ms
own way. With plenty OF lat beet aud
,rrs,,u IA store hr must have come Ia
Il,,. conclusion that ur had struck COM
PORTABLE quarters John Garrison, a
.4rutr. hearing VI thg circumstance,
made, la, WAY 90 the hvTdhOusC, deter
mined Ia interview the beast that had
taken possession When hc arrived at
the rlurh,.. about o ", hr VAS souIc-
What surprised % ind tHc animal M hvd
and Opposed 10 fight Tor the GIrrrlp-
matted establishment. but at sight 1T the
cum tho miner carried hr flew mp thr
CHIMNEY and into the brush. Garrison
hung around until dark then went I"
brI. placing hls gun where Gc could
reach II and quietly waited Ion VII. Cat
About ton o'clock Lc heard a scrImbllng
ma tine muustruus chimney. followed 10y
stralthy Footsteps Irrosa the ilpnr aud
the sight ui thu flaming eyes pccung out
at hun from the spare bed. John care
mIiy raised hi, ride. took as good aim ~
hr could u the gloom amt darkness at
the shining urhs and tired. The report
ni tho ride was followed hy a short
scream ui agony, then thr sound "l
struggling IN the upuusltc hUnk. The
Iutrr.id hunter struck highland there,
surc enough. Mas hl, cat lUliv five lect
nm lrngth. living IN thy bed, It's lite blood
nnsiur through bullet hole IN It's
breast and brdabbiiug with It's crimson
strln th, blankets on which he had
sought rcposc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
NOTICE.

HAVING. SINCE TIE FIRST OF JANU.
III AIRY, made a change IN the manner Of con
iuCting business respectfully call The attcn
ton II my patrons aud the people Of Wheeling
AMI vicinity 10 IT,
In the future, all persons sitting for pictures at
my studio will De- required 10 make n partial
payment after sitting, in advance, In order 10
secure completion the work and the balance
viii hy required upon the delivery Of the pic
tufc- 1hf step. am SorD 10 nay, Il impcm-
tive, Ia order Ia protect my interest. NJ many
persons IN the past sitting fuT pictures and then
lailiug 10 have them finished Time Is money,
and this aiagc huds almost hourly eKAmpllcR-
don iu my business. in the number Oi persons
Who constantly await my attention, aud while !
consider IL my duty 10 satisfy Iny patrons, aud
viii always Checnuliy CnicayUr 10 do 40. no
mAtbT how many sittngs OF how much tine
may bc consumed, stiii think that after doing
that my services should al least be rcquilci by
an order Tor the work aud partial payment In
advance Il, security that the party intends call.
ing for them, OF. iu the event Ofthcm uutCaliing,
as ComYcusiiuu lOr my Les " time and mate.
rial People viii uhligc me By REMEMBERING
the above when calling Tor picture In order 10
prevent any uuplcuaHincs In our transactions,
a. sill ngily aud Unfortunately euiOrCe H.
trusting that our relations may De ~ pleasant
IN the iuturp A. iu the past, aud assuring the
tublc that In oil thing. ] win cndcayoT Ee serve
phym. remain, respectfully.
Ius n. PAREDNs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
The Poison Frog.

NO irog, SO Tar as yet known, saysa
recent work ol some authority, pos
sesscs any poisonous organs" On the
contrary, Nj. Andre, who was charged
with scientific expedition TO South
America in 1875 8, has recently pub
iIsh"d an account Oi frog found III the
northwest part ot that continent which
carries one Of the most virEleBt pUlsOus
known. Ii is called neacra by the Cho-
co Indians OF the region between the
Bay OF Buenayentura and the lsthmus
OF Darien, who use its poison for their
arrows. The animal is small, slender
and very agile; II is OF bright yellow
color on the upper part OF tue body,
while the legs aud abdomen are black.
The ChocO Indians blow their arrows
from long tube.
When IN quest Of the frog Tor its poi
ons-generally in the district OF Rio
Tataha, an ailluent Of the San Juan
they cover their hands with large leaves
10 prevent contact with the skin. Hay-
my caught the animal-an operation Of
some diiliculty-they put it in piece OF
bamboo. On reaching their camp they
light tire, and when the wood is we'll
lgnited the frog Is carefully fixed 10y
means OF fine sphnt passed through
the mouth aud the hind legs. The splinI
Is turned around above the burning en-
beys. The skin Of the frog swclls and
presently bursts, giving out a yellowish,
acrii liquid, ia which the points Of the
arrows are immediately dipped. Ii is
sad, though it is difficult 10 believe,
that the animal does not always die in
this process, and it is then restored to
It's native woods, To be yiCtimlzed, pos
sibly, on an after occasion.
When the ChocoS wish to prepare a
large quantity OF the poison, they rlg
up an apparatus consisting al three rods
ut bInhou forming a tripod. A tire IL
lit ia the middle. The frog is suspend
Ell over it 10y one lex with u piece Of
lbrc, and when It's heated body is COW
cred with an exhibition. OF the poison,
one ui the women holds little carthvu
dish below Ia catch the liquid, which Is
carefully preserved, and after short
time acquires a solid consistency, like
curarc. The Indians dip their arrows
IN it before It is completely solldihcd,
and often carry some Of 1t at their
belts.
The effects oi this poison are pretty
similar a. those ct curIrc. They are al
when the substance is passed into the
stomach, aud when it isiutruduCcd into
the blood temporary paralysis cusues,
lasting long enough 10 Kill 10y aaphyXla.
Whcna hud Is purkcdwlth one OF these
darts, even though prepared several
years before, It soon pants and trcmblcS,
giving Il think shaver from the mouth,
and in three or minutes 1t dies. No
counter agent 1T the poison Is known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
Trustees Sale of Centre Wheel
ing Property.

10y VIRTUE OF FOUR DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made Ia Amanda l.. MuuluCk, vile ct
Gblitry G.. Murdoch, with the said Goiilry G..
Murlprk her husband, 10 The undersigned iur.
tee. tuc lint bearing daIe February L. $50, "Il
recorded Ia the Office Of the Clerk OF ihv county
Court Of ohio county. West Nirgiuil, Ia Decd II
Trust Book No b. page l6l the second, dated
Iuly , lN1,, uul recorded he tn aUIl CLERK IS
Office in Deed Of Trust Book Nu. ., page "a. ihr
third Iutvd NuNrmlrr %. lN1p, Hud recorded 200
the said Clerk D, Office h. Decd @. Trust H'"E 10
., page Isl, aud thc fourth dated May I, l,'",
aud recorded Ia the said Clerk ulhry IA Decd ui
Trust Book No, 10, page ~, shall, "u
TUESDAY. MARCH "a, l>>O.
commencing at lO.n O'Clock 4. NJ, proceed 10
sell at the front door "i the Court House "l
Ohio county, West Ntrgiuiu, to the highest
and best bidder, thr following d's,lbrd
property, that /, To say. Lot uumhcgoI one
IA in square number seven ~ situate uu
the west side OF Chapliuc, formerly Jaruh street.
In the city uf Wheeling, as designated on me
map OF plat ~ Cullwyll's addition g. said city q,
except tiity beet In front ul said lot uud extend
ing w,,tWatdly from Chapiiuc street OF the AMI
form width OF Gly feet Ihc, depth Of one hun
drcl ian feet The part excepted having been
corded October 9Th, 1870, IA Release Book No. =,
Term, Of sale Ouc.hirI OF the purchase
money uuu a, much more les the purchaser may
elect Ia luy In un,h the & Slduv la i"u equal
payments al ,iN and twelve months, with later
c,t from d5 ui ,llr. purchaser giving note 30.
cured hy deed ut trust i"t deferred payment
aud policy ui insurance GA thc property.
The title To- the said property ~ hoNcl io Or.
perfect but selling ~ trustee, shall convey
only such title rs II vested In inc 10y SAID drrdN
" '' MILAN 4. uUBBAEu,
Trustee.
HALLER. Auc'touvrr h1'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

10y VIRTUE or \ DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID hy william Mauion and Midget his wii,
10 the uudvr>igb,0 trustee. dated May e. lN'N and
recorded lu thg Office Of Tia CLERK ui tie County
Court ui Ohio county, Wet Virginia, Ia decd ol
trust buuk No ls page tIs, Twin ou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

harm less CO.
every way, Il
has been used
Tor forty years
and huu,lrCl,
from an puIt,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
Public Sale Ofthe Fair Grounds
Oh Wheeling Island.

~ PURsUAN nee or A RESoLuTlON
i adopted by the Stockholders OF the North
West Virginia Agricultural society at meeting
held al their Office In the City OF Wheeling, on
the oh day oil March, lSoO the uudehigned
Committee Will, ON
SATURDAY, APRIL L., 1880.
Al the front door OF Ohio county Court House,
com ncuciug at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell
ut public auction. To- the highest and best bidder
The real estate owned by the North Wesl VIZ
giuiu Agricultural Society, situated on Wheel
lux Island aud known as the Fair Grounds, SAID
Ir,I..ty consists ui al out - acres OF choice
land suitable for building lots, and Is iully de-
SCTibrd la the follow Ing deed, 10 which refer
curr {. had, VIZ: \ deed made by g. l. Brown
and others a. suid North West Virginia Agrcul-
uui society, dated November u, lsb', aud re.
yuulrl Ia book 80. ~. pages ISL IN lhc TGCuIds
ufdspds fJJ ohio county, ". Va, aud IN decd
made by Joseph HugrSsucr aud vile 20 ssli
Nurlh West Virginia Agricultural society, dated
F,lrrlr "a lN,l, and recorded Ia deed book No
Is, I4sy Gt ohio county rrCuul,.
III.Ns 90 SAIE.uuC third Of the purchase
money 10 baud and the residue on u credit Of O.
l. Island 2imuuth, with Interest, fufwnich pay
mcul, thy purchaser /, 90 siEc his uui,N shusiAc.
tori secuted. The tide also retained uniil lhu
purchase money I, fully paid.
MICHAEL RELlIl
;. ! BOYD, SGumnttcc
EAEI W. OGIEHAGb
GEO. 4. MlCKHAM. AuctiouCcr. mrlNi