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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
SAM. PATCH OUTDONE.
Tam BOyd's PerilOus Leap OF
One Hundred and Twenty Feet
Into Green River.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer
MUNDFoRDsyILLE, Ny, April IA
lew days since Thomas Boyd, Il clock
tinker, claiming Belfast, Ireland, as his
home, came To- this place and had no
tice published in the Hart county DINO
crat that he would on sunday to-day
Jump off tha railroad bridge across
Green River, a structure one hundred
and twenty-five feet high. At ten
O'Clock people began to gather from all
points in the country, aud the trains
north and south brought from Bowling
Green, Cave City, Horse Cave, Bacon
Greek and UptOn's hundreds more, to
witness the big Jump. At II o'clock at
least one thousand people had collected,
eager and aud anxious TO witness the
unparalleled feat.
When the bridge Waterman informed
the impatient crowd that the railroad
company had given him orders to stop
Boyd irOm jumping, numerous threats
we're made by the most determined to
have him make the leap whether the
railroad company was willing or not, yet
none were bold enough to place HIM on
the bridge.
Dissatisfied the crowd moved short
distance up the river, and made Boyd
climb sycamore tree about tOrty-hye
leet and lump from that. This he did
with ease and dexterity. The crowd
cheered iuriOusly, and became So much
the more anxious To- set hun make the
leap from the bridge.
Finally, as last resort, dispatches
were sent to the proper railroad author
tiles in Louisville On the subject, and,
i'm reply, word was received that he
cOuld do 50 under protest and at ms
own peril. Clothed in black pants aud
white vest, tight fitting scuil cap and
IN his stocking feet, he walked out to
the middle oi the bridge as cool and col
lected as most men nnier ordinary cir
cumstances, and laughed and joked a
few minutes with the crowd, when he
announced that he was ready 10 make
the perilous leap.
The immense gathering Of people, so
far beneath that the looked like pyg
mics, was moved by intense feeling, and
became huShed aud silent. One, two,
three and the daring diver. sprlng'ng
head foremost one hundred aud twenty
feet down into the water below. For a
few seconds he Vas underneath the wa
Ter. but as soon ~ he appeared above
The surface, swimming Justify, a trcmen.
dous cheer went up IRON both banks Of
the river. and the canoe that paddle d
HIM ashore was met by hundreds ct ex-
cited people, and Boyd's cap was filled
To OVERLOOKING with silver.
lie is the same man who jumped oil
Ohio Falls bridge; but this Is at least
thirty iret higher, aud is decidedly the
highest Jump ana the most daring feat
of the Kind ever performed IN America.
saturday he proposes To jump oil The
ra,lroai bridge at Bowling Grecn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
Good Health Makes Earth a Heaven.

Remember that Dr. GuySotts Yellow
Dock and SarSapariIla has proven itself
to be the best blood purifier ever dis
covered, and is a positive cure Tor Scro-
iula and all Syphllit,c disorders, Weak
ness OF the Kidneys, all NeEyous disor-
dcrs and Debility, all Urinary and
Digestive troubles, etc. Price Of large
quart bottles with full directions, Sl.00,
4 single bottle will prove 10 you its
merits as a hcalth-reneSer, Tor II acts
likes charm, relieving both physical
and mental distress, driving out OF the
human system the many Ills that flesh
and blood is heir to. and restoring the
natural yigoT to both mind and body,
exhausted by disease aud suffering Ii
makes the old ieel young and buoyant.
Ii makes the young feel gay. laughlin
Bros. 4 Co. and Logan, List 4 Co,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West 4
Gilmore. Agents for Bridgeport, q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14

that pr. WiSlars BalSam Oi Will Cher
~ has proven itScllto be a positive cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lang diseases. IL has saved the
lives OF many even after the doctors had
said there Was no hope. Every one
declares that !. goes right Ia the right
spot" soothing and healing rs u by MA
yic AL soreness Of throat aud lungs. A
single dose taken at bcd time viii gen
tly warm the blO0i, cauSe refreshing
slnmber. and hy morning an ordinary
cough or cold will b. gone. None gen-
nine without signature OF Sanford <
PARK. Iarse pint bottles Sl.0O. Keep
a bottle always on hand, twill save YOU
many a doctor bill. Be sure your drug
pist gets the genuine for you. laughiin
Bros. & Co., and Logan, List x 20,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West q
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport, u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
For the Register.
EPITAPH ON BROWN THE BAKER.

A bakers's gone, and meath this stone
His dough has settled down;
HIS loaves Of bread we're Ike his head
I. Full size. quite round and brown.
BROWN was be named: his bury frame
Weighed quite ten score on scale;
His bread weighed twice its weight In price
Was light, and never stale.
With baking powder charged he dough
Before he made IL hot;
when Il was done, In loaf or bun,
IL went or like shot
A funny clown-was Baker brown
A. ever kept shop.
His merry Jokes ~ pleased the folks
That they would often stop.
His bFcad-though made Of whitest grade
OF hour-he often said
" Twas not 10 boast Of" for at most
Itwas but good Brotca bread
An urchin stray 10 him one day
Said "Sir, I need bread So
Go 10 my lad" the baker said.
II eycn. sHsad the dough.
The lad aglOw said he would go
To iC0rking ia the yeast
"Se'er mind the east, Brown cried you'd
Go west, my lad. GO WEST"
One day bad luck him oyertoUk-
His dough Was sad n lead.
Il would not rise for bread or pies,
And Brown went sad 10 bed.
Low laid his dough, and he laid low
For quite a day or twain:
Quoth he, III think some doctors drink
VIII raise me up again.
He'd shaken It aud taken IL,
Then gave his mouth wipe;
lie suffered much from doctors clutch
His bowels did ~ grippe.
The parson came to pray: for Dame,
Ills wife thought he would die,
Tie gave the priest n wink tthe beast,
And said Its all my eye
A worldly mood did DER him brood.
He talked Of pies aud cakes.
The parSOn preached Of Heaven, II reached,
Aud Brown, Of Fairs and Wakes!
Ills pains, though sore brought ior,h no roar
A Stalwart chap was he;
Though ON sick bed rsclined his head,
Ne said quite merrily-
Though sick abed, I'll bet my head
III mend so Phar-i-See;
I shall get well. more bread to sell
am not Sad-u ceel'
Now fun was fun. while he did run,
In health, his baker shop:
But on sick bed il may be said.
'Twcre best Il had stop
Ills comic air spoiled parsons prayer.
Aud scandal gave the churuh,
The gudly few, without ado.
Then left him In the lurch
Wonders incTease-will they Ee'er cease
This wicked man got well
when hc pulled through" his dough raised
too,
But baked, 10 would not sell.
Il must be said that soon his trade
Did dwiudle Till Il ceased.
This WAS To BE, for did not he
Crack Jokes at parish prieSt'
All things are known To end when done
Both ends Of Brown arr here.
'Twere vain 10 pray Tor him today
Ill, cake Is dough, fear
OF life at best he made a Jest,
But time soon stopped his laugh.
lie got his death by want Of breath,
| Ike this his cpitaph.
"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID 10y W. W. Mcconnell 10 me rs trustee, dated
October 25th 1877. rccorled1n the Office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In deed OF trust book No -, page 81,
willOu
SATURDAY. THE lST DAY OF MAY, 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ, sell at the iront
door of the Court House Of said county, the fol
lowing described property, that Is 10 say The
lot Numbered twenty nine, OF the addition 10 the
city Of Wheeling laid outby william W. shrivcr,
on the south Of Fourteenth street, and fronting
ON Fifteenth street, excepting the three ieet IN
width OF the full depth uf sold lot of the west
side ui the same heretofore conveyed to John
IIorniSh, together with all and singular the I'm
pruyglncnu thereon and the hcrcdllamcnN and
appuTIenanCes belonging Thereto.
The title Is believed "a he perfect, but Will
convey only the title vested in me by said deed
OF trust
TERMS OF SALE-One third aud more, II the
purchaser 81 elect, cash ON day Of sale, the bal
aucc Ia two equal ins,allmcntSa al siX aud twelve
months. evidenced 10y negotiable notes, bearing
interest from DAY Of sale the title 10 be retained
until payment l. made IN full.
DENIS OKEEFFE, TRUSTEE
" W COWDES solicitor. mr[i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
Public Sale Ofthe Fair Grounds
nm Wheeling Island.

rs URSu JANICE OF A RESOLUTION
adopted BY the Stockholders OF the North
West Virginia Agricultural Society at meeting
held at their Office In the City OF wheeling, on
the 9th day OF March. 1850, the undersigned
Committee will, on -
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1850.
At the front door OF Ohio county Court House,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell
at public auction, TO the highest and best bidder
the real estate ownel by the North Wesi viz
GINA Agricultural Society, situated on Wheel.
Ing Island and known As the Fair Grounds said
property consists Of al out - acres OF choice
land suitable for building lots, aud Is fully de-
scribed Ia the following deed, 70 which refer
ence Is had viz: A deed made by G. 7: Brown
and Others 10 said North West Virginia Agricui-
tural Society, dated November is, 1861 and re-
corded In book No 50, pages ISL, In the records
OF deeds for Ohio county, W. Va, and In deed
made by Joseph KugeSsner and wife TO SAID
North West Virginia Agricultural Society, dated
February "a, ISL, and recorded In deed book No.
S. page CO. Ohio county records.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money IN hand, and the residue on credit OF D.
u Is and "a months. with interest for which pay
menls the purchaser Is 10 give his notes satsiac'
torily secured. The title also retained until the
purchase money is fully paid.
MICHAEL RIELLY,)
s. j. BOYD, fCommittce
EARL W. OGLEBAY)
A IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
THE THIRD TERM.
Some Objections Calmly and For
chilly Stated.


Horace whites Lecture IN New York.
Once break down the. third term bar
rier, give the governing class four years
more OF undisturbed handling ofthe spoil
and il will be no easy thing Tor the peo-
pie to say whom they will have for
President aiterward, because anybody
who attempts to compete with the ma
chine must compete with the Govern
ment. But nobody can compete with
the Government in carrying primaries
and nominating conventions. Hence
those who intend To stick to the party
at all hazards, but do not wish to see
the principle of a permanent Executive
engraited upon the country, should re-
sist it now with all their might. This
is for them the dead point OF danger. Ii
would perhaps be said that the candi-
date for third term does not want a
fourth, and will refuse TO run again.
That would not make the case any bet
ter. Let the barriers OF the forefathers
be broken down-let the precedent
cease TO exist-then any ambitious iu-
ture President is privileged to be can
dIdate as many times as he chooses.
The Republic is switched oil upon
new track. Nobody knows whittier it
leads. 1t seems to lead toward a per
manent Executive. At all events it is
new track. 1t is something different
from the old one. This is what mean
by saying that the third term advocates
could not control the consequences OF
their act They produce change in
our system, and then tell us that their
intentions are good But it is immater-
ial what their intentions are il they cut
Us away from our moorings and send
US adrift upon an unsounded ocean OF
new experiments. No election OF a
President in the ordinay way can do in
reparable harm, because his tenure OF
office is euphemeral-it lasts but four or
eli int years Any election OF Presi-
dent to third term will, in my judy
ment, do irreparable harm, because It
prepares the way for a permanent Exec
utive and removes the only obstable to
IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
ENTI W VFfI.NHN
GEO. A. WlCKHAM, Auctioneer.
TaI1SrEI,s YALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THREE DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made by Edward ClatOr aud Jane Clator
his wife 90 me ~ trustee, the irst dated January
:, lS7s, recorded In deed Of trust book No ",
page 2lG; The second dated March Z. 1873 re-
corded In deed OF trust book No. Ii, page !: the
third dated July -, 1879, recorded In deed oil
trust book No. i6, page :, | will, ON
SATURDAY, fHE lsT DAY OF MAY,
1870 commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at the
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county,
the follow ing described property, that Is 10 say
A part Of lot numbered thirty -ouci IN Updegan 5
addition TO the City Of Wheeling, said part trout
ing sixteen feet on the south side OF Eighteenth
street and extending back an even width and
binding on the west side Of Chapline street dis
lance Of fifty seven fuCl, more or less, 10 four
foot private alley, resolving TO the property
adjoinidg on the west the right 10 use The water
pipe crossing said property from Chapline street
The title Is believed to be perfect, but VIII
convey only the title vested In me BY said deeds
OF trust
TERMS OF SALE-One.third, and more II the
purchaser so elect, cash ON day OF sale; the
balance In two equal inStallments at Fix and
twelve months evidenced 10y negotiable promlS-
sorry notes, bcariag interest from day OF SALE the
title 10 be retained until payment In full.
DENIS OkEEFFE, Trustee.
N l. W COWDES Solicitor. mr2I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
TuUTSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Walter Buckley and Mary Ann Buck.
lev his wife, To me as trustee, dated October =,
1877, recorded In the Office Of the Clerk Ul the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
deed OF trust book No. -, page 81, will, ON
SATURDAY, THE Isl DAY OF MAY, 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell al the iront
door 0I the Court House. of said county, the
following described property, that Is a. say:
Part OF lot No. 81, In Churchills addition No.
10 the city ui Wheeling beginning fOr said part
at the eastern end NJ stone wall now erected
on Fourteenth street IN front Of part OF said lot,
the mart hereby conveyed: thence In n north
cTly direction through said lot and parallel with
the east and west lines thereof 10 the northern
boundary OF Belmont street thence in "A west
crly direction along the northern boundary
thereof tu the northwest corner oil said lot about
twenty two feet be the same more or less,
thence along the western boundary Oi said lot
10 the southwest corner thereof, and Ia the west.
crn end uf said stone wall thence along said
wal To the beginning, twenty two feet more or
les with the reservation Oi the stone coal I'M
deriving the property hereby granted and con
vcyCd aud the right OF taking away ard mining
the said coal
The title Is believed 10 be perfe-t but selling
aS trustee | will convey only the title vested III
me 10y said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc.lhirl, aud more II the
purchaser 10 elect, cash on day Of sale,
The balance IN two equal nStallmcnH at six and
twelve months evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing interest from day OF sale, the title 10
be retained until payment is made In full.
DENIS O'kEEFfE, Trustee.
" J. W CuWDEN, Solicitor. mar2'i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
NOTICE.

VJAVISG, SINCE THE FIRST OF JANU.
Ill AIRY, made change In the manner OF con-
duCting business, I respectfully call The atten-
ton Of my patrons and the people OF Wheeling
ami vicinity to IL.
In the future all persons sitting for pictures at
my studio will be required 10 make partial
payment after sitting, In advance, IN order To
secure completion OF the work. and the balance
will hc required upon the delivery OF the pic.
lures. This step ] am sorry 10 say, Is impera-
tive, In urlcT tn protect my interest; 50 many
persons IN the past sitting for pictures and then
falling to have them finished. Time Is money
aud this alage finds almost hourly examplica-
ton In nay business, In the number OF persons
who constantly await my attention, aud while !
consider il my duty To satisfy my patrons and
will always ChceTfully endcayOr ~ do 40, no
matter how many Sittings or how much time
may be- consumed, still think that after doing
that my services should nj least be rcquitcd by
an order for the work and partial payment In
advance aS security that the party intends call
ing for them, or In the event OF them not Callng,
as COInpcnSatiOn for my loss Of time and male
rial People will Obligc me by remembering
the above when calling for picIurce. in order To
prevent any unploaSantncSS In our transactions,
~ will rigidly aud unfortunately cnloue IT,
Trusting that our relations may be ~ pleasant
in the future ~ In the past, aud assuring the
tublic that In all things Twill endcayor te serve
ph,m, remain, respectfully. ,,,,
tupE j A. IA. ia KSllNA.
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E. E. W0RTHEN,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to Mel aims Block. tn.
trance No. AZ Twelfth Street. sp26c
Com missioner's Notice.
Com missioncr's Notice.

STATE ui West Virginia,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling;
Joseph Bellingcr,
In NhanctFy
P,trr Nrrussh and othts.
By virtue OF deere euteryd Ia the above en-
titled cause on the 9th day OF March, lSao sAld
cause MS referred ~ the undersigned t0mmls
Slouer ui aid Court Who NAs, b. said or'ier %
reference inquired 20 take, STATE ard TrPon 10
the COur an account
Fiut--Oi the lieus on the real estate Oi the sAl1
defendant. Peter kreuseh, with her rtsPte-
tive amounts and prtOntiez, aud the portions
Of the said real estate 10 which hey rAPtc'
lively attach.
S,-,ond-Oi The liens on the personal property Of
The aid defendant Peter Hreusch, with thsiI
nNpeCtiVc amounts anG priOritlek. And me
portions Of the aid TersOnal propsTty u Hhieb
they respectively attach.
Thiri-Any other matter deemed pertinent BY
the aid Commissioner OF reguiHcd BY any OF
the parties.
And Il Was further provided In aid decree
that before tAkiag such account the aid Con-
missioner should give nJiiee Of The time. Place
and purpose % taking The same. BY Advrftise
uaeni once a week Tor four successive Seek ~
Some newsATeI q general circulation Pabl,sin,
ei IN the CITY Of wheeling ami thai such putin
cation should b. equivalent 10 personal noiles
70 ne parties 70 this suit.
Notice Is hereby giycn that ! will proved 70
execute the reQuivmcuts OF aid decTce, and
make the report thereby required, Al M oa,os
In NcIAina block, No. q Twelfth strycl In ne
Cily Of wheeling. Nest Virginia on the li uAy
q Nay, A. d. $50 commencing 81 70 ssSa
IN. v,
hAEcn =. iS-o nfSAsl
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FOR SALE.
Sale Of LeatherwOOd
Property.


ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
Id by VIM. II. Woods and sarah 7. Woods, his
wife, W the undersigned trustee dated October
H. 1873 and recorded in the Office OF the CLERK OF
the County Court OF Ohio county, IN deed OF
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1850, =,
Commencing at Va o'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 sell
at the front door OF the Court House OF OHIO
county, W. Va, to the highest and best bidder,
the following described real estate, that Is 10 say
A certain lot or parcel Of ground situate In Ohio
county West Virginia, about one and one-hali
uIsl miles east Of the City Of wheeling In the
neighbOrhoOd connolly known As Leatherwood,
and more particularly descrlDed ~ Ioli4Ms'
wood lane, opposite the east end OF the soulh
wall Of the bridge over Woods run: thence south
wardly with the center line OF said lane three
hundred aud nine 5000 feet TO stake; thence at
right angles weStwartily two hundred ana
SeveuIy-twO and One-iOurth l212l4) ieet; Thence
nOrthwardly at right angles and parallel win
said lane eighty (SOl feet To stake; thence west
wardly at right angles thirty one lSll ieet 70
Woods run; thence up said run with Its mean.
deringS 10 the south wall Of the bridge over said
run, and thence with the general line OF said
wall To the place Of beginning. together win all
the improvements thereon and the appurien-
anCeS thereto belonging, being the same properly
conveyed 10 Sarah 4. Woods by Joseph ID.
Dubois and wife
TERMS OF SALE-One third OF the purchase
money cash In hand; balance IN two equal pay
mcutS at six aud twelve months, with Interest
purchaser giving notes secured by deed Of trust
on the property for deferred payments, or the
whole OF the purchase money VIII be received
In cash II the purchaser prefer.
Title tO the above property Is believed lobe
perfect but selling as trustee shall convey only
such title rs is vested In me by said deed oi trust
J. J. WOODS, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER. AuctiOneer. mrlW
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
April L., 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. N.
apI2 !. J. WOODS, Trustee.
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering iron the er
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
Sc, viii send recipe that van cure s
YOU FREK OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary IN Soath
America. Send q self-addressed en-
yeIope 70 the Rev. Joseph i. inman'
station D., New York City.
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NOTICE.

CtEsK OyyIcI 70 nj CossI<iosEsO ONO 90 I
wHIsISa, W Va, April o. lss0.
Notice 70 The parties awarded contracts On com
u ruads at tbe recent lettings:
Cantzcts will b. rosdy Cor kignafnres from The
morning Of the iash until the evening Al oclDck
"a he i5th inst ConlfAcis not signed ~ the
latter date ar BIZ order Of the Board ~ Cyfnmis
slonsrS 10 be rtszrliei a. shAndOaed. Each party
10 coatrset, whether one % several. vii IL re-
rroommends ton VI rtspOnsibie pepDn rtsid-
ing and ho ding prOperty IN The e0untl.
CHAs. u. DEfTEks.
Clerk Board Of Com mlssiOnefs-
". G. SMITH, Epdneef. aU9u
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To the Death.

\. Y. sun.
A siCkening account OF duel in Mo-
rocco is given by a correspondent OF the
R,puJlrJue FrdHcaiSe. Two young men
OF noble birth acre paying their atten-
tons To the daughter Of a neighboring
chief, aud as she showed eqnal favor 10
each of them, 1t was arranged by mu-
tual consent that they should meet in
single combat and fight duel to the
death. The conditions OF the duel
were that they should meet on horse
back, each OF the COmbatants being
armed with rifle, revolver, and Il
hunting knife. They were placed u
hundred yards apart, and upon signal
given by one OF the seconds, they set
their horses at full gallOp and rushed at
spectators could sec nothing but a
cloud Of dust, from out OF which they
heard two successive reports Ot a rifle,
and then third, followed by the neigh
I'M of horse. When the dust had
cleared away, shocking sight met the
gaze of the spectators; one OF the com
batants, concealed behind his dead
horse, was tlking aim at his adversary,
who still remained in his saddle. The
latter spurred his horse aud made it
rear, the noble beast receiving in his
chest the bullet meant iOr Its master.
The rider, as soon as he was dismount-
ed, rushed forward to grapple with his
adversary, but a second shot fractured
his left shoulder. Nevertheless, he re-
tanned sufficient strength To discharge
two chambers ui his revolver, both
shots taking effect. 4 handto hand
combat then cusurd, the two adycrsar-
res, neithcrof whom was able to stand,
stabbing each other repeatedly. When
the seconds aud spectators at last inter
fered the two were picked up dead -
one with his teeth firmly set IN his all
versarys check, while the latter's hand
was thrust into Il gaping wound in the
others chest
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]. B, SHEPPARD,

MO. 1913 MAIN STREET. CORNER of
~ Ervruth Manufacturer and NhoiesAie
and Retail Dealer la
Saddles, Harness, Ladies and 6eailemens
travelling Trunks, SlteheIs, &c
A ur assortment Of all uucics in my line con-
slantly on hand.
All orders promptly attended TO.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale Oheap.

CECoND-HAND FAMILY CARNAGE, TWO
- seats, pole and shafts, shifting top and can
be changed into four different styles.
Terms Cash. Enquire OF
aplir McLAIN bhOs.