davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Another Discovery I.

BY intelligence received from the Warner
Observatory, Rochester, N. Y, 1t appears that
still another comet has just been discovered
by DR.. Gould, Director of the Cordova OBJ.
servatory, Argentine Republic, South Amer.
lea This comet seems to be the great comet
of 1907, and is located in the Constellation ol
the Dove, Right Ascension hours and De
clination South 70 degrees. 1t Is not visible
from this latitude and not known yet that II
win be, although 1t Is likely to be as the
comet of 1907 was distinctly seen. No appre.
hension need be had over the unusual appear.
ance of comets during the present year AZ
they do not possess the power to work injury
upon the earth or any other planet
The new North-west., 1881-07-01

The sale Of the Lexington mining property
Of Butte by A. j. Davis, Esq, Is an accom-
plished fact. The price was 81, 100000, OF
which 900 was paid as an earnest and the
balance win be forthcoming at the end Of 90
days. The mine Is stocked at ten million
dollars, Of whicd Mr.. Davis also gets $50 ,000
preferred and s150, 900 In common stock, and
the Company is, we understand, obligated to
expend half million in developing and
machinery. This is but small portion Of
the property owned In Butte by Mr.. Davis,
who is fairly on the way Mackay, Fair and
Flood travelled up the scale of millions.
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BIRTHS.

MILEs.-Near Silver How. June alst TO Mr. and
Ms. r. Cloves Miies. \ daughter.
WALKER --At Dempsey. June l2tn. 1881, TO Mr. and
Nn. william Walker. . daughter.
WEBER.-Near M,s~oula. Montana. June 18Th. 1891,
10 the wife of X Webes. = dauxhter.
MURrHY Lin Miaeoals- Montana, June 1s 1851. n
the Wifi of William Muyphy. daughter.
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cANVAssINo AohNT.

Mr.. GEORGE II. SCOTT has been engaged as
coIIrc'or for the NEW NORTH WEST, and
viii call on our West Side subscribers shortly.
Az our Collector only makes annual visits, ana.
as,onishing as il may appear, 1t takes money 10
pubush a newspaper, we trust all subsetl bers
viii pny promptly, even ii little ineonvenIrnt.
The new North-west., 1881-07-01

Advices have been received here stating
that Chenoweth's Northern Pacific survey
ing party had reached Bedford, on the road
halted with instructions TO halt and "locate
between Gallatin and Helena, and has been
back" At first thought one might infer from
this that the Helena route had been deter
mined upon for the n. p. r. K, but we learn
that where the location is to be made there
Is . difficult cafion, and that explains It, The
Northern Pacific Company. contemplate
building branch from Gallatin City to Hell
sna, even If the main line runs ria Cotton
wood, Pipestone or Deer Lodge pass, aud by
occupying this pass they play back on the
Utah and Northern the same cards
the latter Is using on the Northern Pa
cific in the Jefferson Canon. 1t would not
surprise US If actual grading should be done
there, and yet that would be no indication Of
the location of the main line.
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N EWS-

--z-.a=sssgs
Subscribers ordering their papers changed
lie OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VIOUSLY SENT.
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Sheep for Sale.

600 head Of good Sheep, nearly all Ewes; no
ola eep In the hand guar free from disease.
win be sod at vrrv reasonable price. Fer parttcu
lars inquire Il the Bntte Aiaw once. or
JAMES MALLORY,
025-u Warm spfings. II. I.
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3. I. Hauser, Esq, who Is not only solid
man of and for Helena, but civil engineer
by profession. with considerable experience
before coming to Montana in railroad sur.
veying, asserts his belief that the cele brated
"air line route, including the trestle on the
summit, is better one than can be obtained
down Greenhorn, with the tunnel, and that
If the Northern Pacific road crosses the range
near Helena il will be by that route.
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Maximum Temperature.

Mr.J.H. Young furnishes tis with the fci-
lowing table, showing the mean tssnlIsraturs
for the week ending Tuesday, June ~
22d, "Wednesday. .G2s 18th. sunday ..-....73s
23d, Thursday !. ~ 9th, Mondsy, ~ Y
24th, Friday......75' 2sth, Tuesday - I
25th.Saturday. .00, q
Mean naaxsmum for the week. 78,7.
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sTRAYED OR TAKEN UP.

Advertisements under this head will be charged
afteen cents per line for ths hrst insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent Insertion
measuredin In nonpareil type.
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New Aorth h-West.
RELIGIOUS.


cHRIsTIAH-ServieeA by Elder Mountjoy IN
the Court House on the FIRST and third SUN
days Of each month at / o'clock m. and 7
O'Clock p. m. Bible Class and Sunday School
every Sunday at the same place at 2 p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School every sun
day at 2 o'clock.
EPtSC0PAL-Scrvices every Sunday except
the third. sunday School every Sunday at 2
o'clock. II. c. HutehinEs, Rector.
CArHoLIc-Serviees every Sunday. Sunday
School at 2 o'elock each sunday under direction
OF Sisters Of Charity.
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Mr.. E. II. Shaw, recently acting a. Right
OF Way Agent tor the N. p. r. r., has gone
to Bozeman, where he will be employed in
the office of Col. Dodge
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RAILROAD NOTES.
AS They Are Picked Up Pro-
miscuously.

We learn that the further survey Of the
Sixteen Mile Pass by the Northern Pacific
engineers has been abandoned, mt least for
the present, the route proving, as often pre-
dicted by the Courier, almost impracticable
Tor standard gauge rallroad.---Bozemdn Cou'
rier.
The survey was deferred because the water
was SO high the party found it almost impos
mble to continue at this time.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES..

Adyertisem ments u nder this head will be charged
hitcen cents per line for he FIRST insertion and
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured N nonpareil type.
The new North-west., 1881-07-01

We have in stock the following Justicss'
Blanks, adapted for any township Or county
IN Mont ana, and In conformity TO existing
laws. Following are the prices:
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"siLLY GRANT" FOR TEN DoLLARsi
GRAND RAFFLE
BUTTE CITY. MONTANA, JULY 9Th. 1881.
-eY-
TEE CELxBRArKD TRorrIso HoRsK
BILLY GRANT.
400 Chances. ~ SO Chance.
Billy Grant Is dark bay gelding, nine years
old this spring, and is SO well known through
out Montana ~ TO scarcely ueed description.
He has trotted At all the County and Terrific
rial fairs Of Montana for the last four years;
has started in sEvHxrEEx RACES, of which
he wox EIozr and rseeivsd Ssoosp Aosnr
IN Eionr. His PvsLrc Rsconp sbniy &ssa.
and he can to-day shrink thas plssty. He he's
not defect, basnish Or sys-so1 On him; 4 -
SousD ~ 4 DoLLAs In WSxp, LIns ARD
EYES; has never be-. sick es rsetsed feed
4 psrsscsly Had. ana we'll broke 70 saddle o.
harssss, siasss Or double; hes wonderful
power of endurance; he's woa Tor hiasself the
sesriqass q "Hossss Billy" " his always
reliable work, and 4 TIE Rssr raAcx
Honss IN MONTANA,
Ny reason for disposiDg of him L. simply.
thas cannot give 20 valuable horse tAe
proper attention
have entered him In shs FnAr yos ALI"
Racs = Butte City. July sth, lss1. whore any
ons can - for hinssH wAas - = before pur-
chaains Tishst an paasins him = :
Rsas = = lov pr,cs = ve1id ssu hin sor
risksn - ealy be had q shs sailenisssd.
TIE Ra1ls viii b supsrinssndsd By Con
nitsss ~ viii - sasisasd With, snd win -
wish plaos, next week. Iwillbs
!. Bssss . Jsly "a, "a, 4 shs sicks~ sleald
sos y soA ~ - Rsae ~ ,sl~ pIacs. the
cost q sisls~ vql y 44,A5sas cssz . ~
oxss4s Xsa4eps PlaSepzx; - ~ ~ q
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PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School every sun
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warm and stltry Tor this climate. Forfunafe-
| ly, however, sunstrokes do not put in an ap-
pearance in Montana, probably because they
cannot stand acclmafion AMI die before
reaching US. They flourish without sign OF
decay In the places Of their nativity-the
cities of tue east.
Judging from the imperative condition Of
the telegraph In Montana, one wonld pre-
sumo there are no deaf mutes among the
wives Of the operators. a. cynical wag hints
that they stop the electric current in order to
hold conversation with their wives. We
scarcely think this the real cause, but for
some reason telegraph's talks are down.
Efforts ut frui. growing in Deer Lodge are
bound to be crowned with success. Capt.
Mills has an apple tree that IL bearing, and D.
C. Robinson and Thos. Aspling have cherry
trees that are bearing The latter has several
grapevines that are producing in regular CAL
ifornia STYLE Others In town and valley,
whose names we have not on our Est, will
furnish luscious testimony OF our capabilities
for the production Of fruit.
Judd, Howey, Virgins & Co.. Of McClel-
Ian, have twelve men employed in running
three levels In the mountain. Have good
quartz in one and have struck the wall-rock
In another, but will have TO run 10 10 70 feet In
the other before reaching the vein. The lode
carries from 9 inches to "a inches pay ore,
gold. Mr.. s. L. Virgins, Superintendent,
was IN town this week AFTER supplies, and ~
ports encouraging prospects for the company.
Every particle of ore carries gold.
Remember the ball on the evening Of the
Fourth. Four pieces of music have been en-
gagged from Butte; four carriages will carry
ladies 70 and from the hall, and III are cord
tally Invited " atteni - guests q tl,e city.
unrink the ssltatory exercises, should any
ens desire - seplrntyh ~ taner man -
WOMAN, he q ishs caa cal1 a ~ City Ho>el
ald dloe - ~ xssIlsrt ~ ~. = - -,
- H. : 49, - = le1lor no< 4 ~ Ge
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The following statement OF William ].
Coushlin, Of bomefVille, Mass, Il 20 remark,
able that we beg 10 AK for the attention u
our readers. He says I'm the fall Of 1875 !
was taken with Aviolent bleeding Of The lung,
followed by 4 severe cough. soon began 70
loose my appetite aud tiesh. was 90 weak
at one time that I coaid not leave my bed. In
the summer utlS77 I was admitted 70 The City
Hospital. While there the doctofs said ! bad
A hole IN my left lung a. big q q hall dollar.
I expended over q hundred DOLLAR In doCtota
and fneilcihea IWas 20 far gone OF one time
A RESORT went around that | was dead ] gave
nm hone. but 4 ftlend told me Of Df. William
Halrs Balsam for the Lungs. laughed At
nv friends, thinking that my case Wa Incur.
able. but / rot q bottle TO satisfy them, when
70 my surprise and gtatihcation | commenced
10 feel better. My hope, once dead began 10
revive, And to-day feel In better spirits than
/ have for the past three yeAfa.
II write this hoping you will publish IL,
10 that every one indicted with Diseased
LUNG. will Be induced 10 lake Df. VIM. Halls
BsiSam Tor the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. | have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that II hai
done more good than ali the other medicines
1 have taken since my sickness Ny cough
has almost entirely disappeared and | ShAll
soon be able 10 20 70 work" Sold BY drug
gisa.
Wells 4 Dent Druggists aud Apothe
carries, Bank Building, BRIDGEPORT Ohio, als,
Logan, List 4 %. Wholesale lgena Wheel
Ing, Y. I've, f1HS4N
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enmmsntinE u II o,etoCk q. n, ihs following Dc.
sCiIbtd RAJ estate, that 10 10 tAyi tintt that tiaet oil
land situate 10 Liberty district, 10 : hio county, Weat
Yltgl1la hleh Y btuhdsd a allows Bes nhing atI
" Sko " u 66.l0o poles 10 = Atohet the q N4oE
Nc 90. 100 tOIss VI post; lbsnee \ ~ " y So.too poles
toa hlCkory; lhef &C ~ W u " 100 poles tOa 3 axe;
HuftIs line, ADD corner /, JGnlu, 4. Curi,; thence
8 SO l. % poles 10 q Iiaks; thence 8 lie Wa poles
to 4 Whits ok thence . 47hS q Ss.it0 poles to-
stalks btAE q sugar tree II Y PAht llnei tnahea n
iR.ncs i SsSYS Wt.t' 70 polls 10 . ,isfsi tAOhei' \
2she y "a poles 10 q stale; th0hes n 70 8 u poles 10
ASate; ihsncs n IN h II poles 70 q atlkt Themes
y no + IS 60-lnO poles 10 = itak1i ihehoA , &k' "
y 10 10 pI'tN N a BkRt tbenre 3 ~ ; Gai00 poles 10
q sake; ihetee n G55an E g. 70 iO0 pole 10 thu kegin.
Mig, ecntAlhing a. Icrs 50 IA lt0 poles, tIesi lima
thtfttfhm IS setrs, 2 tot1, 2 6t-l00 poles conveyed
by Samuel .DHbIap lgnd wife 70 J. n. : aldWplI, BY
Secood, thit parcel Oi lad On the northeast side Of
the id ltsdl / IRON west Alexander " sst LIB.
ertJ, adjoining the william. punlap farm: Bfg!nhing
A. ~ ne In the line oil u MoCuns; thence n 6ehoa
" ~ 7.ls pol, 4 10 . tt1ne; thence . X41 . n 1870
poles to 4 stone "a The north side oithe Llbvfty rMd
and with sid road s litS h u SO poles u 4 stOn,
thtnC4 ss5A' $500 pOie1 y . ttohe. themes I
GA Eb6- y Iqlss 10 4 sore hence , y. EIeI9
poles. e1Sp'Ite lhefsItout acre ard @ poles CON-
vaytd b. b. liGnlAp Asd NiiJ 10 Hariet 3. Dunlap
bJdeedd dated NAYS 1873.
city TOad on which Atmusl Dunlap resides, adjoining
lands recently Otnel bJ sAIalhlel Cuilbi deGea.edl
vh'on lAid pfSte " land . per, o. The ittHh en Hhieh
william Duniap, dteeiied, resided duhpg hleliie and
Ii n ratltsd H. u the rpmAlnder tbeftti ~ the road
before nebilont4. s1id piece Of land contains ~
TsaSs o. EALE -OBs.thi'd Of ihs purchase money
lard ~ much more 2, the purchaser ma! elect p nyl
Ia cash, and the residue Ia tNo Pqu0l lhSiallh10hN
taiabIs 10 SiI Snd tS slys months, Respectively, wills
Interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser Htlng
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a 49,
nv. the officer learned that Sam Jones We
Seeustomed once or twice a week 10 takl
IN ar and rfde 10 a station about tVelyI
milsS above. Whare he Vaa paving bis "a
dTesses 10 4 lady. The officer made a
arrangement BY which the SRsut agreed
Ia tsieQEaph him At the upper station
whenever die mythical Sam Jones shoulC
board the trsin. OF course the sRenI
eonii be trusted 10 keep the secret, "a MA
"a a part Of his busInsss, though he va.
faY from s~nSpectipR the Importance nI The
case. HayinR done all he could, the de
tectiye tool the can 10 The station above,
where he spent several days in loupEipl
abont and smokiuR bad cigArs while walt.
ing for ne dispaich. At the end Of three
days It came,
W--:
Clones has iust boarded the train; stu
in last An; man with him; nobody else In
the a.. -. Gpept.n
The officer hsd lust enough time In
which to complete bis arrangements. Il
gasa warm, sultry day, even for that sea.
son. and "a ths little locomotive came
Wheezipp into the depot, with two ricksty
cars behind II. there we're ave passengers
waiting al the depot apparently to get on
board, but 4 q the cars allowed IN one Of
these men, with a Winchester rifle al iull
cock, stationed himself near the aide win.
dow assumin0 such A position hat neither
OF the Two young men, who SAT in their
ahiFt-sleeyes' noticed him.
The next minute two other men, fully
armed, boarded the rear platform and en-.
tered the door, at the same instant the de.
tectiVe and a friend entered the front door
and moved careleEly down the aisle in
the direction Of the two %pasSsneers. The
latter glanced up sharpeiy, but saw moth.
ing TO u mispiyipR' and CONTINUED
taking. The next moment the officer
reached q point In the aisle directly oppo.
site the couple, Stopping suddenly, he
exclaimed:
Chow are you, John Wesley Hardiu?"
As quick as lightning the desperate
threw his hand back to his hip 10 draw
his revolver, As he did 90 one Of those
him grAsped his arm and the HRht
he0an. Tha kWo RtYonR men DbaeipilRtad
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alaAc August; tTal75fe September Ebe bid
October reieeied $50 0Rg steady With fall
demand at Ssko caSh; So July; 80 Augplt;
28tto sePtemher; 80 oetobar; rejected @ka
sc Rye and Barley steady and unchanged
slAIsesd at q II. Pork strong ard higher
81 SlI60 cash and August; 81 90 septem.
Der. Lard strong and higher at SI2 SOai9 IS
cash and July: 81 s2HalIs5 Angus; Sl SIX
all 90 September. Bulk meats moderately
active and higher shoulder 80 IS; short NIB
g 06i abort clear - Is. Whisky steady ct
81 10. 100,
The following shows the fluctuations IN tbs
Chicago gr9in and produce market yesterday,
10. ilGQ Aain RrnAt
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LEoAL RoTIoEs.
TRUsTRE's sALR

By yirtua d . dad Of trast, made By JCssFh Rrah
and CAthehna Fnosh, hls vile 70 The unfe'giEnd
4usiee, dated March % 1915, and recorded 10 the
earkil omee 81 the AAIhail tonny court Ia Deed Of
tTuEt Book Ne J. folio "a, | VII eel on The prem
SATURDAY, JULY q, lsn,
sommsneiRg At 10 O'sloek q. n, The following d.
IeEibed LlOPeTty, that y 10 nyG Tbs Eouth fourth Of
terrain lol niFkoi No. ., on plat d survey made
y John dllatSt lulisyoI nta traction q : Iet !!
situated on the tgHt side o. the wheeling and
hoUndIytllt tuIpplke, near tho LaWiA seabFIIhl y
Ate, in Nlishall county, about one nile north u
AnEood, W. Va, together with Al the improve
ThS ailSl believed 70 % perfect, but Islins .,
trustee l vii capVsy Ouly Gueh ttls . vested in
b. Haid dad q trust
,TEins OF RGLE -OnO-hah, Or more u the pur-
eh3.sr 30 Olfet, eiah, The paIAnes In tWo equal IN.
q hx and twelve nonlhs, BEARING later
e1t, % BE- lIen, and tlte 70 % FotAinsA ERhl pay.
msnt 10 made IN full,
J.. Q, HHayEr, fTa,tss,
AnnllOnesF. igS
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NGW YoRK, July 49, Cotton steady NJ
iixaiiHc. Flour ifn; receipts 21,000 bar.
feiS, exports 1900 batrslSi iuperare vest
Elm and StaLe "A i0a4 Is; common 10 good
good extta a s0s6 %; good TO choice IS S0a
8 IS; white wheat extra IS 25a8 %; EXTRA
Ohio "a 0Oas 10; g. Louis a 9Ds6 76; Min.
ineSotA patent process 10 96asO0 y beat HaNc
hiEheti receipts $4,000 bushels: exports
6oOOO bushels ungtaded spring sieasl 49,
No. I. spring 81 2DH; tingraded red u o5a
l "a No. 8 do 81 23al 294; N9 2 do 81 9Ika
1 IN; canal II 2Ha! Tk rail- and mixed
winter 81 g; ungradtd white ! 2lal "a; No.
3 do 81 I'll No. | do, sales 6,60 bushels Of
81 24Ni No. 2 red July, tAle9 2eo,W1
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NoMMIssIoNERss


HEaHT GVErHIR, IL sAAnSstI In PAT 1. q
a. WuNS EHLLT, JCOuSIy,
BY Virtue Of q decree entered ID the above entitled
eAu1a On The "a day Of May, 1881, the undsuiEned
1PaetAl commissioner will, On
WEDNESDAY, JUER y, ISL, =
~beSinuipg Lt 10 O'Clock ., N ISll ii the iEoat door Of
The LouEt HOuSe Of Ohio county, a. public auction,
the following de'crbsd real eSiito, Lilulto In 2. r.
Armstrong, lTuTOAl, addition 70 the city et WbOaipn;
Quarry lot three lSli alIa % much Of quarry lot Ave
~ - bee vi hin The following boundaries; begin
ming o. The south side Of Fult1n ltTelk, corner w.
tween quarry lots ara ard four and TunnlnR With The
line Of Fulton street {, ~ d. 5 l3-iQ0 POlgS, and 4. 70
~ etloo ? ilss @ he llRe Of Lima street, and With
a. .S Sa%Ss so tSH 4 y s:S.iSS pSlSG ,hsScO = "a y,
Ave, and With the SNne y. B9k n, II N6-lO0 poles 10
The SOptheTly .tOEnOr bttyIel quarry lou AVs and
four Ind With the 1tIlhon line belWeSn aid quarry
lots n. i0k .. 10 26.lOO poles 70 The beginning coo.
tanning one ~ scTci also quarry W four III, Glid IotS
containing 10 al about ~ aero, tho underlying coal
TLas, % sALE.-ons hall. and - much moro !,
III months, With interest from day Of sale, and The
purchaser 10 giVe hIa note for the deIdfrtd payment
with good psIIoual security, and the utlO 70 be 70.
Alned ul payment il full.
De, HEEVEII Special CtmmlSIf6hW.
-
The above IAle u adjourned 10 Wednesday, July
10, 1881, at 10 o'clock q IN, A, j. CLAkKE,
It90 ia 6-sIS Special Commissioner,
-
The above sale Ia adjourned 10 July %, 1881, at 10
o'clock T. N A ], CLARKE,
iva epSetal Commissioner,
WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY.
SoVNA. S"A' N"h''N"''
AAAt LLHHHsIlNk
o. - IN enaneery,
DAh'AsIN LobEAsIlHkJ ID
SUMMONS. "
Thu gi,ts AZ Wa, VII. IDIa. IA Aha ah.1R a, mi.
eonniv' T,astin, "SN@' " " 'uS''H VI 0nt"
=.
w e9mmhna Jou inAt yoa sumni9n benlamln
LoOen.un.' ne % i9uan "a yenr taliHlokI 70 ep'
PeAI y the IIeIty umee o. the Clteuit Court o. OHIO
eoent{I !, Iuesio % heid lot tue said enuFt on the
nrst noSHty 70 IVY iSSit % aeSseT . Dui 70 cn1n'
SeLy ekn,oltu ISAlnst him 10 we lAld e2urt ~ mary
LTS9nS eIpi anu nISe tSen lpd tntIt Isls grlL
mi1ne3 ~ sa9lae! 2 heC9IioGh, Clsfk o. our t1id
~ y nssing. wy ~ W o. SaiJ, Issl, nnd IN me
SAMUEL b. CLERK.
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The thing desired found 81 last, ASk
Druggists lot Rough on RAts. II cleatO cut
taAB, mice, reaches, bed.buSs, l5c boxes,
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"skIn DIsehaeSt Cured BY Dr, BWayhe's
uI Ointment.
What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer q
single hour when they have o sure cure In
~"sWsyne's Ointment Is past our compreh4n-
sion. The worst case Of letter, Itch, eAlt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint, Itching
Piles, yield to IL wonderful all healing quail.
ties. Pmples on the Face and BlotChes on
the SKIN are removed by using this healing
Ointment PerieStly safe and harmless, even
on the most tender infant,
AN kRuprioN or EisHT YEAls' STANDING.
l was troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching intOlersbly at tines tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use OF "~SwAyne's alEhealing
Ointment I am entirely cured.
tosErH H. LAMBERT.
Al HortsmAn 4 Bros Fifth and Cherry
Phila,
sWayne's Ointment, the only eiiectual cure
for Teller, oil tutAne1us affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
bWAyne's Ointment Is sud by oil dfuggiAt.
fThgkW.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IoMMLselONERS sALE.
H4FrF'f' Ea10HeF' aH. ! Il 4 fa SSS SS sSa., Sag Il
KAEHERIH GEEHARpr Of al ShASoSry.
The uAd'utuOd special eommintoner viii on
SATURDAY, THR lsIH DAY OF JULY, Ial,
atths front door Of he Court HouSs Of Ohio county
proceed 70 cell At pnblle aaetiOn, 70 The hIShot bid.
DC . certain ' lot kn0Wn aRddtaeFlhed u lot No
l, IN square 70 q, In that part Of The city q WhSal,
ing formerly known y the town Of kOuIk WhsalIne.
IN the county Of 0hio, and 66tS Of west VIFRlnlL
and eelongtng 70 The hte John GtthardtS estate.
pEaSAlfEioa;-Th l9t y tgIl dld, upon which b
four FOomS, With an addition running back OoaIain.
INF tgo rooms and kitchen, built el weed.
rBRh1 " eALE-Onethlrd oaih 10 hand n dAta
d nle, tbs TOaiduo on . sI61It Of ak and tW0lyS
months, with Interest from data Of llA. Tle plh
eha.ar giving nOiOs for the dSlGFsd paymsntS, viIA
coed pf Sonil security, and the llue u the land VIII
b retained - further security,
DovTsEa4 Fam, sPtdai ConniniOusr.
: BllidtOu for PLAinuG. IOlS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-14

PUrsuRnt Ia a decree entered Ia The shows entitled
cause oil the 10th day Of Ma, tSei, the hndefSisned
Iptcihl e1mmbslonST will cell At public aIciion, on
the premises, gu u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-14

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