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, 1881-01-08

To the .hag0r 0ad C0atR0n C0nlc3, Ctr Of
Wah H'dHo, ". T:-GgyTLENEN In obe-
dience t. your resolution, adopted ut your last
regular meeting, have the honor to submit ID
yon the following; report concerning the case u.
small p0X recently in this city December
l5:h was called % see Mr. Willard Bartlett
at the huarling house Of Mrs. Cornwall. on
Birch street. An eruption was Just beginning
to appear on his face, and although had little
doubt as tn the nature 0f the disease, L Gale
to my aid DIR. II. &. Nancy. who eoncurred
with Inc in my opinion that it was a case of
small pox Explicit directions were given to
kee, people out Of the room. and the next
morning all doubts being removed, announced
the case t. the buari 0f health. and arrange
ments were promptly mad and the man taken
to the rest house the same evening. With the
consent Of the board Of he-ith we took with
him the bed and bedding in his room. These
articles were required, and taking them re-
duced the probability Of the spread OF the dis
ease Mr.. Bartlett did not suffer the least in
jury by his removal. The disease developed
in the ordinary way and was not retarded or
in any way affected by his removal Two
days after his removal had consultation
with DIR. Alban, wha saw the case With ne,
but our efforts were futile, and on the ninth
dav the nan died By the advice Of the board
Of health the. cor;,se was buried IN the yard Of
.h. pest house The body was enyeloped IN =
tarred sheet pl&ceu N I coffin and the grave
six feet deep
At the balr,lin. house from which Ee WAS
removed all who were eyposed were rac>lnated,
The room he occupied ,>as thoroughly di<in-
f.cted and every precaution taken To prevent
the spread Of the disease Twenty days have
elapsed since ths man was removed from the
CITY and az no ncw ci.ico have developed be
, 1881-01-08

\ gtnine senSa ion has been caused by
the rumor which has reached London
that the Sultan is trying n divert the
attention f Eagllnd from Greece and
hvr relations With Tu-hy, by attempting
20 arouse tie native Indian population
in = Teb-ll;-n against the Qneen-or rath-
er the Emprcss oi India fu-kishemissa-
res are knoRn % he al over India. keep
ing sharp Va-ch everywhere :o- the
int res:s II the P,gte, and this runor,
Therefore, las sufficient gyuuud to render
us belief quite easy aud - causa 4 GOOD
deal II exc temen: here.
, 1881-01-08

CANNED FRUIT.-Is Is sai6 y SOM SCI
eat,S. that clne sugar, Shen s,iled 10 OIL
ing fruit, is c,n-rrteG by the heat INFO
grape sugar, which has ias less swe4te..iiA,,,
power than cane sugar. Hors-keepsis
srs advised therefore - zTse;en their
fruits. not Ui.rl th-y are clulad, but
when they are 5rougs, cn the Iable for
cUlsUmption
, 1881-01-08

LIZ Due. commissioner CT agriculture,
IS in Charleston, 6 c., and has com
p!etei arrangements for .he establish
me-t Of an experimental tea iarm. The
BEATEN selected Is % miles from Char
lesion on the line Of the South Carolina
railrnai
, 1881-01-08

THs london Tr.es hopes III, govern
meni vi " brace themselves up" when
the E.a.e Il iegisl.t;oa with r.fe.ence 70
II land comes, bEi il iep.scr IS & change
n the ministry for the reas l that II Is
not SAFE 70 swap horses le crossing
the stream, The staid and figniSet' old
Times must have added 20 IL. taft ! ar
kee editor with : propensity slang
, 1881-01-08
The Northern Pacific Loan.

\ New York dispatch, dated December
~, SAYS Subscriptions 20 the Northern
Pseihe LA. wi.i Ae oTeaeG in this civ
M0nGAy- Subscriptions r,ce.ved here in
excess G; Sle ,e,sl.d,-o uii- receive Yro.ra.e
alig,g el.t II 21uo-...u v,rh subscriptions
made = .Lc:-c0a, :, llre b.,As y=,.l remain
. pea. fNT E.i 80 tisc-. g,Ig-5 t-UGe.eI dup
iTs t-.re G-ys b.. mia 4!aaGay. In
other wossz, SO, CO, SO % J. be aaar,i,d
IN American subscr.b,.s ,ri I'll sgbscri,
tjous eaual allotment
, 1881-01-08

reducing price the value alto
ghe The nearly getting scarce and We vail now
goods prices that compel the public who want the most for
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods marked
Ianguedoc Wool Sung and Momie Cloths only IS cns
Choice French Pads heavy All Wool SunSs cot dVta
81 4Sinch Cloths all desirable shades reduced 81; Silk
Bocad reduced s. 81 Polka dot Veet quite reduced
popular Blk Cashmere reduced s-#F
, 1881-01-08

The San Francisco BulLstia says II Is a
notable meteorological! fact that the ccndi-
ION Of the barometer at Portland is re-
,arkab'e :oreshaiowing OF the weather in
alifornia twelve hoars later.
/. that case We assume that j: rains, on al
..srase, eight days a reek il the Golden
, 1881-01-08
Hoe;ce to the Public.

u.-..f.sr tn. Sr,rEsN,S viii devote asface
in tbis column I, the advertising ot lost horses.
n, o,,r p,i up subscribers We give Tree space
An att-es vii fe charged one dollar.
LS~t.
! Riscs Hars-, Is hands high, Whhe stripe
5swn face, branded 3 ID. On night shcniaer,
missing about three months. Return tn l'r.
j. u. Mcturiy. Walla Walla and receive re-
ward.
For information as tn the whereabouts of n
light Bav Horse. branded - ID. B. on the left
thigh. white spot on hind leg. Inform Il.
RrCctEs. 20 HEEHiN BACHNaN, Lower Tou-
chet. ". T.
S,zayel. Sarren Mare. Il. hand. high.
i.esyy se;, branded on !ef. hip with an
ether mark GL- -
. the rae. track nn the l0th uf November ne
su".v ga. ue gwen on return II the
mar, u THov,s Collins,
: .ss tine Rase Track. Nsi,A Wslia.
4. Ws,s Wal.a, oc.ober lo,h, Chesnrt
! S.,srel Mare, . years old, branded y Il m
| LEFT shaul,!ef with X above the J. G. es left
a:g "Y. e.; vsia;te, fac feet sA wlite except
RI. ht hind fsss Als1. since Septsmtsr =. .
I N.srr snti Cslt Mare ves"s oh ro's' c?i'r'
MAJ. f.ss, s..,i,.:e marked. three white feet.
/ branded ~. Z" on right shoulder Colt
! dark brown and white face.
! w c. RREEN-
Vansyckl.. Umatills Co., Oregon,
! Lost RsrsrS. -.r- q.
have running in t'marills county the fol,
lowing d,,seIib,d.rcits witch ! will pay - 20 20
! eA=h IL @. so los tae lot Tine bright dark
| hay fliv, 2-year-old. One sorrei horse colt
with sane white fec, and strip III his iac.e...
| yesr Old. One yellow sorrsl mare, year old,
| with rercheron colt with her. One sFey horse
| colt, 2-year-old Ons large bright bay horse
! 3-yrar old One fine 1 yearold bay horse,
| branded = y AMI q D f = Oh right Shoulder:
! All are branded 80 +" Oh right shoulder ana
yellow mare w on left shoulder.
PhnIr RIrz,
| Walla Nalla. W. T.
, 1881-01-08

.opr the o.ly bu. ,ess in San Fran
~ise, which shows a, s briskness is the
lev, ng of asse -rnents on mining stock,
ant Aven this Is .letting too monotonous
for The dwell rs ny the golden gates
, 1881-01-08
:Jpst;ce NJ the Peace Summons.
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, l
t'nun.y nf Walla Wall

TERRITORY OF W ASHiSIEOS,
County Of Walla Wa!la-
In the Jg.,ics-s Coart befarr .. p. Ldrg, Justice
of tie Peer
TJNOJ. H. McETEH You are hereby no-
tilted TIA. PAM Brothers have hled a
complaint a-c:linst YOU IN said curt, which Will
come on t, Ire heard at rny Office in the city Of
WalIa Walla, ". T. ul the 9Th day III feb.l-
a-v, 1881, a; the hour Of ten o'clock, a ", and
unless Won appear and then and there answer
the ln.-ygili be taken as confessed, and the
demand Of the Plaintiff granted The pra. ers
and demand Of the complaint Is 10 recover Of
you the SUM Of so IS and interest, money
due oa p-umiSsnry note You are also noti-
fed that your property has been attached IN
this actor Complaint fled December 2s.h,
1870. o. P. LACY.
Justice Of the Peace
Il. & J. l. SHARPTEIN,
attnrners for Plaintiffs. 2-3w
, 1881-01-08
Our First Argument Cash!

of propose clear out all fa and
Winter Goods and fixed goods
one such method They must be
disposed Of they in the rapid possible
accomplish that purpose have cut the prices down to figures
that tawake
, 1881-01-08
,Tvss.s Fr- 4 Hs--s ~ Nv Yo

tlESS.S- FEcE z HtrEsg cf NV YORK
have already received subscr;Ptia'ls to the
proposed new three per cent COVE rnment
funding loan amounting to ahcus $50.
OOD 600
, 1881-01-08
Our FOURTH ARGUMENT: COUNTRY ORDERS!

The which
be best understood by personal examination
complete guarantee advantage person
resident Wa Waa Our prices the
sonay selected order by express price,
everything marked plain figures and where
take upuous that the confidence misplaced
do and We know When fiji Order
Of filling other Orders for the peon These
they part they
which reputation and appeal
Territory whom have goods whether pleased
We prepared send application
have been marked down. and
sshes, dissatisfaction with may forward
money With pleasure. -r.'r.'-.s .-5 Dr. Ia
, 1881-01-08
Notice.
E aa

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tia;
n there IS sufficient funds in the County
Treasury to pay all outstanding registered
warrants drawn upon the county and road
fund No interes. will lie paid upon such war
rants after date Of publication Of this notice
J. +. BOYER, Treasurer
J.nrar-- -tL 1881 2-3w
, 1881-01-08

Five passed since We commenced business "a
Wa and vet period Of time business system and our
spoken about and commented upon every e the Ter
been established have already
eped the public enduring hold and this shall leave
nothing foresight devise still further establish our
reputation n the country 4EEV .-..r--..~.-.
, 1881-01-08
Cali ax Inaation Prices

The great danger to the trade oi 'he
country at The present time 'a the 'pec"-
,.,;..n in .toeks, which has no~ grown {"
,,,rminr proportions IL is absorbing
,,,.,sv which should be used IN CONNER
on, and manufacturing purposes II is mus
,.-;p,lin. the really profitable portion o'
:, h,.;ns.s nf the country IN order q"
It. ,r,6ts fn spectators that are not
armed except by nsins money tor the
sxclusise purpose Of initiating values
I.adinr bankers ,ay that unless this speen
I.,.o,x is s.op,-d. ssriaus injury Will re
ao,s 70 all branches of Legitimate industry
ssr,culrural. ma"'s- ,d cam.
u..,.-,. From the present lookout,
there seems 10 be M way Of stopping
these Wild speeula'ic,s, Unless all the
Nau Ymk hanks cnnhint and form sort
I al asssciaii, ~ IN Connection with. the
: s,s,-;uo-l.ur<s this assreia'ion 10 have
the power to raise Hr Lover the. Fate. a:
interest as the cunditionQf the ferelsn ga
changes or a; rhc r,terrsl trade o. The
ccrn.rv reru;ras. ms is IN only mode
m which srecuiation c4n be stopped, un-
less the treasury is gwen power 10 compel
: the hanks At certain times 10 stop dis
: counting tuo freely by raising the interest
rate or increasing the tank resource.
, 1881-01-08
EDEN.

MARUN-In this city. January 2i, 1881. To
the wife Of Thomas e. Marum, a son twelve
pounds net
, 1881-01-08

Ituy h,ists Of fortyseven taxes On
funded pl o?erty there is 4 tax Of twenty.
five per cent, ON manufactured goods Of
thirty-one per cent, OH incomes "f twenty
per cent There are taxes on nil sorts Of
things Hunting licenses and mining
concessions are taxed Wine Is taxed
and fish and vinegar, 50 is meat, -four, oil,
rice, tallow, butter, lard and sugar.
Teaching in symnasums. lyceums and
universities is faxed Diligence, steamer
railway tickets do not escape. Lottery
winnings are taxed Ice and snow even
are taxed Beasts of burden and dogs
are taxed In fact, il Is difficult to point
out any person, place or thing that Is not
taxed in Italy The patience of the Peo-
pie is taxed beyond measure
, 1881-01-08
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, 1881-01-08
Ordinance No. 6S.

Walla H.lla. W. L.
, 1881-01-08
Ordinance No. 90.

Approved January 9Th,
3 NcAUIJFF. Mavor.
, 1881-01-08

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

reealeitrants would Be simply wiped out. In
her trcalnent of criminals China is equally
cruel and mereiless. Her prisons are neisonle
aens in which slow starvation amidst the FOUL
est surroundings is toe often the doom q the
luekless prisoner who has no friends to hv'eee
the gaolers. Torture is commenly used, and
the racSt harbaroas punishments ruthleSsiy
inflicted. What can be said Of laws that eoS'-
DEAN men 10 such irightial death as that
mentioned hy cur Fooehow contemporary for
merely making spurious oEsA Two miserable
ecinero in rooehow city have, the h'r0.t
SAYS, been pl eea in quicklime Up 10 their
uecks, there to remain until death ends their
ssonies. To prolOpg their torneats feod Is
givea TO them daily, refinement Of cruelty
that We should have thought would hardly
have occurred 10 the mind Of any but an
American Indian or other sangusnaty savage>
Making spurious eoiss is undoubtedly seri-
Gus offence in ChiuA as il iufScts much hard
ship &C the poorer classes, but II IS certainly
net erims eslliss for the capital sentence,
much les the inhGman punishment TO which
these unfortunatsS were condemned. Now IS
1t possible for EurOpsan States to treat China
as a civilized Power, while her civil code
sanctions such barhSrities, and while her
Government decrees The Wholesale slaughter
Of a-cCrnb2tants, and the nUtila.Soo fthose
raOst unhappy wretehes who are made prison
ers Of wari To think Of doing SO is folly; -
10 SO would he crime. -HoegtaRg Dlssy
Press, jan. 24th, ISL.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09
o4zzsz CzTHizztiaz-

Tie disposition shown It Ilts years By
European G7.FErlmzHEs q trsIE China a. a
cTvlIizssi Power has frequently ezri-ed caHI-
uIeut. Vow AMI rhsn, indeed, when zosue act
Ct rrgsser barbarIsF than EssIaI es.mmiErs,i On
pEiSguerz &C VIZ &C PGII.5-aI Gtfen,izrs, has
shGckgf; Western ilgas. FEV EIsIeH az Ealing
has t4kEH Place- hEt N the RAIN the dIspusi-
riEa Eas been and auelhiy II the case ef Eng
and and 5he Ulitsii Sclfes-ill trszt with the
egVsruueus at FskI1r Gu a. equality The
eIa---sratsft EznerEsI1F and magruaaIIHTrF
winch have characterised the lealIngz Ct
Cf-saE BCizliH wI1h Oriental S5afss n F=eent
times have led e. tins aRVise Pola-F Il has
teen FgiHrzft oUr- aEII1 amt 9r1In, By Ehass.
WIN best understand tie 0rieniai sEIrTcssrr
thas aGch curse q Invariably Construed q
tile disan E1HIli-z CT the Sel1E ast1psIng II :
rfaE cuncasEllu and Differences q. As5slzI,. cus-
TINS ara regariisf a siEnz Ct CONSCIOUS weak
ness and i desire e GETTY sIEur fsr slme
1Irzrinr end The AsiaLir IrIFirzs the EEru-
Eeau b. aia awu Standards and gives am &c
cretiIz fIr u1sel-ish mctI7ss CO 4 rzaGinz desire
e Prua1ncs me veal Ct Ia1Clisr aad mere hack
Eart racg- FhHr II 4 PrtIEF the Gr1uarF
ChIHamal- zsunursG GCaerz- EaaHEc understand,
unless be has teeH si.II-a1zs- b. enuzsdnt T1fzr-
cETIrzs TTrh f,rzTElsrs and Aaa I,saruest e
IrprzrIars tse hizler motives tias rIis Ih-Ir
IEu1uz- y ssLzr1 EsRerE cannot rr-zs WIN
China EFCu IN ssTIalI17- sIisdg7-s tls faer lazE
The PssIIg GGFErumelE has at leug-ii sent
representatives ahrBaG- The eTVii7zEliru af
Ca1nzTr raGuzn szz.EsitIng-iF znf.IenE a1r n
maEF Respects ztuE-z1le- hicks l1E Eeas and
aEhlss- fsaaIrss WHa.h distinguish that af the
Wssr There b II china Gsplar1hie Wans
Ct me h1HlanlzIlE- ar1rihErsas the lagz af srTIa
and FIs1rs, the rzgzrf FIR thei- naesuaI
hEnnr, the hatred al "a crHelEF whiGh happiIF
mark fiis aInehssn1h cEn1zry civilizations ef
tie WEsE Chinese statesmen think trirEsry
n pcilEil.z &c iisgTzce, ElSehnud 10 shame Sc
lang az X u su,reaafIi, aaG shzffinr EEaaidus
Il LIeIE guiirIrissnH SssrfssliF issz5rlzza1z- q
the ssaEmear ef marty % The weak. generosity
y the VzaIIrahed, they understand zstAiuE.
TheIr enuI4Iea1z arE efsEfai By wnniessle
maaHarTzas viriinHE sssEssr1 . zEE II zezS AID
tleF Suppress fzheii5nua EE gzrEgminzrIsu-
The IRISH iiiiiI.sliEs FsEld BE sosn aad fnalIg p
Haiza1 BY IEI-h mI1u a. EBs Tsnngrzzgs the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09
700 aaLL0Ea oY ePRRM o.

rNtME PURE ARTICLE o. nonr oTs. srar
u - ff1Ft fr1E ~ ~If0-ls BID NJ Oh Il
r1l1t- as1 u ~ ee4k Ea4 N1its a. g1ifE ~ fle III
- BoLLB9 go
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09
KNOWLES STEAM
Vacuum Pump~.

THE UwDEnsE0EED NAVE grsT NJ
~ csIvZD - A'ly Tsr-eE. fem E1sr1a, f5tl -
nrtI<sl - ffsse es1ssrttef P1Dg. gjea ars rs1srs
ie8 sss1ser - seslar t18S az srsef slge =,
rrz1 1rss,s< Ws ~ - sst<as1s - ,lssle1s casse
SzsSy % ~ 94cs=. FraSt gic4 i 49, c111iesied
- 1-'31S 1try.cts53s 141 sf11r clGsE.
- ~ s q q. kEEWEEA 90
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09
z EAL ES TATE 4!
BesEraaIs PruyertF en- Fartss- For saEe-

TIE WE'LL KNOWN LOT STU
Il a1ai Earr Street EhsrE Essrsr-ala- Tins is
isur r-nlz.ru rszr- Ths-z
rrI-=fnrr dwelling aiisi Hearty
VIA ssuit lunss. iErli inuse ami gI-- AM wells
~ fsi asf ysil stunned ~ ram lte 1ur-lm fnr
1Ir1ussss. rilr u .aid fiur ii-iisrTur
1llrIs. 1uu 7Iullu All -1Ga Guufiir-uu- E1grH
Ins,iH r1um tlr ln s-eun u -ur-l-res The
hfsciuE b al Tins 1f 1ra4isir and
crnr-zllT f1Ist dr rssiIa1f-r n 1lr n ne cir
1f 1inunr- Ehn 11Erg If ~ zruh duunr-Iuirr
tlfr llH 1ef-uuzE1r i-Tresf-uflur AZ cauir1i-
rIfst TfF1lsEr 1rifa a-Tlzsf AZ purchases
JAZZ af purchase nnEy INV remain ssriIrEsf BY
1Inrrlra I'M 1rHluirls further 13r-sraiRs N
1lr n " No = IN ris lr-.r-1iles. nr
Al r EEa-rE zT7zIfzr Eau
Tslza lin n m Inr b. seem
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-09

Gazaan Gats Err Family Ea1-.
Tx -A1BE LAERssE-- EEns nRT-
HI fTE B1EEEE & ca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
SELECTED MISCELLANY.

The music OF his voice lent melody to
scorn.
When a new book comes out, read an
ED one.
In these days we fight for ideas, and
newspapers are our fortresses.
To select well among old things, is al.
most equal to inventing new ones.
A house is no home unless il contains
food and fire for the mind as we'll as for
the body.
We have but few faults which are not
more excusable than the means we em-
ploy to hide them.
Great men should think Of opportun
ity and not OF time. Time is the ex-
cuse Of feeble and puzzled spirits.
He is not Indifferent or altogether in
credulous, but he is so essentially prac-
teal that be can only deal with what he
sees.
BE like the bird that, hslting in her fight
Awhile, on bOughs too slight,
Feels them give way beneath her and yet
Knowing that she hath wings"
Truth can hardly be expected to adapt
herself to the crooked policy and willy
sinuosities OF worldly affairs, for truth,
like light, travels only in straight lines.
Cunning is not the best nor the worst
OF our qualities. IL floats between vir-
tue and vice. There is scarcely any
exigency where its place may not, and
perhaps ought not to be supplied by
prudence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
SCRAP BOOK.

The cost OF Solomon's Temple is esti-
mated at 81, 5Sl $685. S6.
In Iowa the planting OF fruit and orna.
mental trees is encouraged by law.
Bismark has salary of $4,000 as
Chancellor of the German Empire.
The weight of the circulating blood in
man is about twenty-eight pounds.
Pere Hyacinthe is said to have writ
ten poetry when only SIX years old.
The Grecian ladies count their age
from their marriage, and not from their
birth.
The deepest known worked mine is in
Australia, shaft having been sunk
$500 feet.
The Rothschid family and house was
founded by Anselm at Frankfort, in
l743 to l772.
Copper is very tenacious, a wire OF a
tenth Of an inch in diameter being cap
able OF sustaining $50 pounds.
There never was slave owned in the
State of Vermont. The first Constitu-
ton OF the State prohibited slavery.
Iowa became a Territory June l.,
1888, with a population OF 22,S59, and a
State, December 2S, 1916 population
97,5SS.
Each Emperor of Austria learns the
Hungarian language to show his sym
patty with those OF his subjects who
speak it.
The Hindoo historians ascribe their
origin to period OF ages long before the
ordinary chronology OF modern writers
on the subject
Illuminating gas, as made from coal,
was described by DIR. Clayton in 1889.
II was first used for street lighting in
London in 1907. In Paris not until
1919
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
FASHION NOTES.

Pretty bonnets are made Of steel lace.
The long Swede. buttonless gloves
are still popular.
Round headed pins OF cut steel are
worn in the hair.
New black and white fans are en-
broidered in steel.
Cactus lace straws are lined with
bright colored silks.
New black lace scarfs are worked with
steel beads.
Long-wristed gloves have falling frills
OF lace at the top.
Surah silk bandkerchiefs bordered
with lace are stylish.
Belted basQues are worn with travel
ing and walking dresses.
Chatelaines are made OF hand-painted
satin and trimmed with lace.
Black lace and net caps for half
mourning are trimmed with steel.
Roman and Grecian embroidery is
employed on the panels OF dresses.
The newest brocades are in designs OF
small pattern in three shades.
Net neck searfs have the ends en-
broidered in old English darned net
A bunch Of dsffodils and marigolds
make handsome corsage bouquet. =
The latest novelty is the gauntlet
glove in black or cream, embroidered In
colors.
A new Limousine fabric has a dark
mauve ground and wide stripes OF old
gold.
Expensive new buttons are Of ex.
auisite porcelain tiles, hand painted and
framed in gilt.
Louis XIV. gloves of alternate rows
of embroidered satin insertion and kid
are worn again.
Cream white, peach blossom, almond,
ciel.b and mauve are favorite oolors
for evening wear.
Large colored silk ties carried down
and fastened in the belt are worn with
morning dresses.
Brilliant embroidery Of gold, steel and
pearl is used on the panels and revers
Of evening dresses.
Pond lilies are beautifully reproduced
IN artificial flowers this season and worn
for corsage bouquets.
Grenat, pied-brown, violet, Venetian
green, ruby and dark marine blue are
favorite colors for satin polonaises.
The most elegant carriage parasol is
of delicate colored satin, embroidered or
painted and trimmed with ostrich feath-
er fringe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THREE DEEDS OF TRUST
Id made by Edward ClatOr aud Jane Gator,
his wife, 10 me as trustee. the trst dated Janu'
ary !, 1878 recorded in Deed OF Trust book No.
-, page 2i6, the second dated Mach :, 1873, re-
co ded I'm Trust Book No. II, page !, and the
third dated July 25, 1879, recorded In Trust Book
No. 10, page Z, in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
CouAty Court of OHIO county, West Virginia, !
will sell al uublic suct on, at the front door oil
the Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF JUNE, 1881,
commencing at 10 o clock A. NJ, the following de-
scribed property: A part OF lot numbered 81,
Updegrafr addition to the city OF Wheeling, said
part fronting sixteen feet on the south side OIL
Eighteenth street, sixte N feet west OF Chap Inc
street. and running back south an even width
of sixteen feet fifty seven feet more or less 10
four foot private alley, with the piyilege oi
using the water pipe crossing the property lying
east. ~,
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 as much more
rs the purchaser may elect, In cash on the day
OF sale the balance in two equal payments al
ak and Twelve months, notes bearing interest
10 be given for the deferred payments, and the
title retained until payment is made IN inll.
DENNIS O'KEEFFE,
Trustee.
WI W COwDES Solicitor. mayn