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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-24
RAARINerON COaRERENcE.
First Days Selsion-OrEaniEatIOn and
Preparation for WOFk-AoIes,

HlFht Days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Preparations for WORKSHOPS,
The eighteenth annual session Of the
Washington Conference Of the NJ. E,
church convened in the Fourth Street NJ.
E, church yesterday, at9A,M.
Bishop Matthew Simpson, D. D, pre-.
sided. The Bishop opened the session by
reading the 81 chapter OF Isaiah, and an
nounced the 79Sth hymn. Rev, ] las. Thomas
and Z, Lawson followed IN prayer. The
sacrament oil the Lords Supper was adj
ministered by the Bishop aud presiding
elders, The secretary OF the last confer
ence called the roll, l04 answering to their
names.
On motion, Rev. G. Key was reelected
Secretary, and N. NJ. Carroll, and W. +.
Ryder, assistants.
The hours for meeting and adjourning
were arranged between 0 A, N. and II N,
Conference committees were appointed by
the presiding elders. Annual reports Of
the different charges were read, showing
an increase in membership and an addi-
tional improvement in church property.
Several distinguished divines, whose
names we were unable to ascertain, were
introduced by the Bishop to the Confer
ence. After some minor business, the
Conference adjourned to meet to-day al
9 A, NJ, at the same place,
NOTES,
The several committees on Stewards
Public Worship, Bible Cause, Temper
ance, Education, Sunday Schools ETC.
meet this afternoon in Simpsons Chapel
Services will be held every night in the
Chapel, during the session oil Conference
Five absentees, on account OF death
we're announced at yesterday q session.
Whythevllle, Va, promises 10 be thu
seat OF the next conference,
Our able aud distinguished representa-
tive from Baltomore, the Row, j. H, Rid
dick, presented an acceptable resolution
against men claiming money from the con
ference who have failed in the perform
anCe Of their duty.
Rev. A. Beck addressed the children o
the public schools yesterday Afternoon
upon the importance Of an early educa
ton.
The daily proceedings with notes will
be published In the Wheeling INTRLLI
aENcER, copies Of which can be had o
Rev. T. A. White.
The intelligent counsel given TO tn,
young men last evening at the chapel b!
one OF the learned brothers, an expire
siding officer, was quite timely. The fac
that the young men just smell the powde
and are anxious for the battle Is fully con
6rmed by their steady advancement, IL
one solid phalanx, agsinst every obstac
In the way Of prejudice, Cliques AMI
illiteraCy that binders the advancement o
ChrIpt's Kingdom in this enlightened age
Rev. r, P. Ryan breaches tonight In tn
chapel at 1880 o'clock.
In our list OF those who were entertain
ing members, yesterday, we neglected t
mention Mrs. Joshua Scott, No. 1914 Eoi
street, who Is providing entertainment 10
two OF the visiting brethren.
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CARNEY's CASE.
Preliminary Examination TO.day-The
Bank SAFE and sound,

Preliminary Examination TO'day-Th'
Bank Safe and sound.
A reporter OF the 1NTRLLIGENcER inter
viewed Mr.. J. P. Carney yesterday after
noon apd asked him IL he had anything L
say In his own behalf in regard To thu
charges preferred against him. lie sale
that he had nothing to state by way o
explanation at present, as he was to hole
a consultation with bis attorneys, ex.Gov
ernor Jacobs and L. g. Cracrait, In TIT
evening. He expressed great deal o.
regret at the Registers article, adding tha
II had induced one man to withdraw from
the bank. When questioned as TO who tht
man was, he would not divulge bis name
Mr.. Carney stated further that he re-
GREETED the delay In his examination. He
said be wished to have hearing immedi'
ately on his arrival here on Tuesday eve.
ming, aud telegraphed to that effect, and
was surprised when he got here that nc
prosecuting witnesses were present. ~
am anxious" said hR, ITO have this over,
so that can return 10 Newark to resume
my duties there"
Last evening Mr. Carney and his attor'
neys we're In consultation until q late
hour. The hearing takes place this morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock, before Justice Caldwell.
Meeting one Of the directors oil the PEG.
pies bank shortly after the conversation
with Carney, the reporter asked him
whether there was anything In the report
OF any withdrawal Of stock from the bank
The director replied that he didn't think
there was anything In It. 1.-THE bank, I"
said he, while Il will suffer a loss Of
about $4,000 is still solid and safe, and II
you hear 81 anyone who wants to sell hls
stock send him to me and will take all
that 10 offered al par"
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DOR RENT-FRoM April ~
Pam tS 49, S LIABLE tEC.py brsi ao6'. S,
and water closet, eight room, 1u eGld Nsls, I;
ROOM and Eood eelItT; rent rs,,oraSlOala nj h
N BOD repair; Also No, 81 EIRStsoS, VII !, !
and hall 1tohel, eight roomS saJ a,tl ltl'tt, h
terml apply 70 a. N, ADAMS "oferOon. N
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ATTEND the social.at Fourth Street NJ. E
church tonight.

PIANOS AND ORGANS CHRAP.-The fol
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered o.
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, anC
on easy payments Of s. 90 to $1,000 pei
month until paid for:
One seven.oCtave piano, $3.50,
One seven-oCtave piano, $l75,
One HAllet and Davis piano, Sl2b.
One HAllet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One six-oOtave piano, $50.
One seven-octave piano, $l75.
One stodart piano, $l25.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $125.
One six.oCtave piano, $50.
One siE.oCtaVe piano, $50.
One six.oCtaVe organ, Sll6.
One fve-oCtave organ, SIS.
One fve'oCtave organ, $65.
One 41-oCtRve piano, $S5.
One fve.oCtaye melodeon, $50.
One fve.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One fve'oCtaye organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand Instrument
are In good repair and tune. Gall and ex
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Marke
Street,
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The trial Of David Parkinson, charged
with burglarlstng Curtis store, in Brooke
county, which has been going on ID
Welispurp, terminated last evening In The
acauiLtGl Of Parkinson. Alter the verdict
was announced, Parkinson, who is an old
man, addressed himself 10 the jury ID
terms Of thanks for their decision. "Gen.
tiemen Of the jury" said ho, ~ II hadn't
heetl for false swearing wouldn't have
been here. all that was told about me
was nothing but pack Of lies. This is q
correct Judgment, and thank you." Par.
kihpoti was defended by Mr. E. g. Graz
craft, Of this city.
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RIVER NEWS,

Movements OF steambOHtS-LeVee Notes
and G0ASip.
The marks last evening indicated Is iee
Y inches and falling.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The Scotia passed up yesterday for Pitts
burgh.
The Emma Graham passed down last
evening from Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati.
The Bachelor will be this mornings
packet for Pittsburgh, leaving AT o'clock
The Welcome leaves for MatamorRs al
2 r. NJ. to-day.
The Courier will be the Psrkersbure
boat this morning, leaving at 1880 o'clock
The st. Lawrence is due from Cincinnati
tomorrow.
The levee IL nearly covered with lum.
Der from the whariboat down to Twelfth
street.
The Pres Ellison Is the daily paCke. fol
New Martinsyille. ..
The La Belle Ia the Belaife packet.
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Rlver rising
slowly; 10 feet 4 inches In the canal.
Business good. Weather cloudy and
chilly, with light driEzliDg rain this
morning. Shinkle, Memphis Carrier 10
ISt. louis; a saw mill boat passed down
from Madison. Evan Williams, Eagle,
Tom RseB and Sampson No. 2, left for
Pittsburgh with towB. The Jas. W. CAT
made an attempt at noon to-day 10 pass
along the lower side Of the dam and came
up the middle chute, when her head
struck the rapid current that rnshes
through the gap. She was forced down on
the stranded Hop London and struck her
with great force, tearing OF the lafboard
ianlail and let her pittnan drop down
and being disabled, the water carried
her down on the rocks about mid.
way between the dam and Corn Island,
where she lies with her head towards
this shore, and she will be compelled to
wait for q rise to float her of, which will
be In O day or two. She is not taking any
water, and II 10 thought that her hull 10
not damaged. The Pacific, with q tow Of
coal, assisted BY the tug Wash Gray, was
dfopped from her low In the canal this
afternoon, and had o very marrow escape
from going through this dead fall The
post on the bank that her line was fac.
tened 10 was pulled out and che swing
out against The dam and one Of her coal
boats slid upon II, but II is not hurt and
will be gotten of tonight, The Granite
State and Golden City are due up 10.
night. .l.
GAtRo, March g3.-Aftived-Baum, Gin.
cinnati Charles Morgan, Cincinnati City
Of Helena, 81. Louis. DspaFted-tohn
W. Garrett, 81. Louis; CHARLES Morgan,
New Orleans; Andy Baum, Memphis,
River 80 feet 4inChes and rising. Weather
clear.
CiSctSSAri, March 2S.-River 81 feet . |
inches and rising. Weather clear and |
slightly watmef. Departed = Hudson,
Sidney, Tennessee River
Golden Rule, New Orleans. Dowh-Pitts.
butgh, 81. Louis,
Pi1TsBURdH, March 23.-River 10 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
,ool. !
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mo CURE, NO PAY"-ws authorize on
AGENTS 10 guarantee that our Medicine,
taken according 10 directions, will relieve
constipation and the diseases incident u
a torpid liver; and II any one will show b.
positive proof that II has not produced
what We guatanlee, they are entitled Y,
Return OF their money, provided they TAX
the genuine Simmons Liver Regulator Dy
the directions.
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y CHICAGO, Oct, II, 1880.
Three years ago my hair was coming ou
very fast, and | was nearly bald. wa
also troubled with dandfuH. ! began
using Burnett's OoCoaine, and my hail
Immediately stopped coming out, and hal
constantly been getting thicker. Ny head
is now entirely free from dandruG, Ny
wife has used the Cocaine with equally
as gratifying results.
1T. PLATT, with +. MaCVeagh & Go.
Burnett's Extracts are the purest fruit
tlavors. TThs&w
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THE usual merchants lunch at Tho New
MCLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following transfer Of real estate
was admitted to record in the Office Of
Recorder Hook yesterday:
Deed made March 90, 1881, by Frank
Walters and wife and Thomas Z. Shall.
cross and wifs to the Peoples Bank, Tor lot
No, 23in Mount Belleview. Consideration,
9QbO
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ME. L. Y. BLOND has been in the East
for some days purchasing the finest stock
Of ladies' and misses shoes ever brought
to Wheeling. His stock consists Of ladies'
and gents fine hand and machine sewed
goods. Nothing half 80 fine ever seen
here before.
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The rink still fiourishes.

You can't be too old TO learn roller ska.
ting.
Several late beginners have made won.
detiul progress In the art.
Charlie Killmyet's piano fscitals are
very pleasing TO liabilities Of the rink.
A special assembly will be given Of the
rink tonight. Kfamet's full orchestra
will be In attendance and discourse The
best Of music. This being O Especial as.
sembly" q slight advance on regular prices
will be made, and no one will be admitted
OF, regular or season tickets.
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The funeral OF Corporal Robert Fsrgu
son, mailer In the Top Mill, took place
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Ferguson was
Second Corporal oil the GOf Guards and
was highly thought Of by bis comrades fol
bis many good traits oil character, and also
held The esteem and regard oil bis assooi.
aLes in the mill. The remains were inter.
red in Greenwood Cemetery, and were
followed 10 the gfaveby large
number Of hIs friends aud an escort oil tie
Golf Guards In Uniform.
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This court met at 1OA,M NJ. yesterday and
transacted the following business:
Samuel NJ. Sutliff was, on motion Of
Hon. Allied Caldwell, admitted 10 ptac.
tiCe In this court.
Isaac Twin Va. ]. II. Good, administta.
tor, In assumptit Order entered over.
ruling the defendants demurrer,
Ann Sutton ct al. Vp. John J, Jones, Ad.
ministtAtof, In ChanCery. Order Of refer.
ence to q commissioner entered In this
case,
Adjourned until to-day at lOAM
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10 acquaint SD tIetins humanity with III.
fact that 81, Jacobs Oil is the most bene.
fetal remedy ever introduced, l consider
a duty this l have practically tested. For
the past sixteen years have suffered with
rheumatism, and 90 severely that | was
often robbed Of my nights rest. A change
OF weather would have the most painful
effect on me, for then | could move neither
hands nor ieel tried every known rem.
edy, but Of no avail at last somebody rec.
ommended 81. Jacobs Oil, and concluded
10 try II, but with little hope Of relief.
Having used hardly half q Lottle, the pains
and to-day | am we'll and
hardy once more. The small sum oil fifty
cents hsd'Cuted me, THOMAS Or,
st, BoniiACe, Pa,
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AMUSEME NTB,
Academy Of AIlsIc-Coming Attractions
nj the opera House.

The attendance at the Academy Of Mt
slc continues good. Tonight there will
be an entire change Of programme. Mr..
Geo. A. Hill will appear for the remainder
Of the week In the melo.drama entitled,
"Perjured, or Love and Hate. The olio
part is good, and affords several specialists
opportunity for showing their abilities
the trapeze artists excelling In their line Of
work. Good attractions are promised for
next week.
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OARBUNCLE, Felons, BOils, Sores Of Ions
standing, such ss UlCers, Abseeses, etc
positively cured without the aid Of knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye MyerE
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Sail
Rheum, Erysipelss, Soft and liberated
Corna, Chillblaine, etc. 1t has never failed
to cure. For sale by Logan & Co.
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A pleasant select social hop was given
al the residence Of Mr.. ]. ". Turner, on
Ohapline street, South Side, last evening,
Al which Mayors orchestra furnished the
dulCet strains, 10 which the large number
present tipped the light fantastic I'LL the
wee sma hours. Mr.. Turner'S daughter
was the hostess.
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A CLRReYMANs DEMONSTRATING had
an opportunity 10 test the excellent quail.
lies Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, | hesitate
not 10 say, II is the best remedy have
ever used In my iamlly.-Rev. VIM. Chap.
man, Pastor NJ. +. Church, Georgetown,
No
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THE ladies who have charge OF the sup.
per at the Fourth Street NJ. L. church 30.
Cla thiS evening are experienced hands,
and those who attend may be sure OF cit.
ting down to a palatable and tempting
meal,
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BONELESS GOLDFISH at
GEO. X. MoMECHEN's,
No 1864 Market 81.

LOsT-Betwssu Gfubb's l'wsIry store
and Capitol Bulltluu a blk Of lswtlty. The
futsr will be rewarded by leaving Il at
Grubb's jtWelty store.
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BLoND's Shoes are attracting universal
attention on account oil their beautiful
and nobby appearance. Gall at his Elm.
porium, ll36 Main street, and make your
HeleCtionA.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March ALA. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, variable winds, stationary or
higher temperature, higher barometer in
the northeast part.
For the Lower Lakes, generally fair
weather, westerly winds, stationary or
higher temperature and barometer.
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BISHOP SIMPSON and vile will be present
OF the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church Social
this evening, where they will be glad Ia
meet their friends,
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Qhe Q,ttelliQeuter.
once / Noa. az and n Fourteenth street


Administrators NotiCe-Geo. B. Cald'
well.
Opera House-My Geraldine.
De Haven Cooking Range-Nesbitt d
Bro.
Wanted-Girl.
Tracheal Drops Edmund Booking.
Wanted Situation.
Carpets Friend 4 Son.
Pianos and Organs at AuCtion-O. Y.
Lucas fourth page
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THE ladies Of the Fourth Street NJ. y.
church will give one Of their enjoyable
soCials THE evening.
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ATS Moteslr EornIan.

NEw YORK, March 2S.-Postmaster Gem
eral James declines the invitation to dine
with the merchants Of this city. He
writes: "While hoping my efforts in a
more enlarged sphere Of action may con-
tinue to meet the generous consideration
hitherto accorded to me, realize painful.
ly the trial which is to prove the question
Of my fitness or unftuess Is just begun
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Tur cost Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Ia
univ 25 cents. A bottle will convince
even the mS;t inctedulOuS Of lie excel.
lenCe,
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FoR RENT.

FoR RENT-ONETWO STORYS M
~ dwelling, containing Ii1 nom' nkIVl
nall cellar under entire house, I'i,ts ~ thn,l
newly finished throughout 10 he te' ''y et1 Va
eilleTn containing $50 barrels Of Tnts,. ~ y uAIs
busy shot' located on the Wh,.I No .aa4a
9Iove tt,eet railway line, Fulton, W. Va e. L
FsiI ~ Apply to HENRY K. REss SSIil,S
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Sous Of The very nObblest styles Of shoes
ever brought TO this city can be seen at
L, V, Bonds, 1lS5 Main street
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Great bargains for cash.
5,000yards choice new styles calico at &c
1900 yards ginghams at l0c.
1000 yards dress glnghsns at 12lc.
5000 yards broCade dress goods from
loo to 15c.
10000 yards muslins from 30 to lOc.
SO pieces new styles carpets from lSc tc
81 90.
10000 bolts wall paper from So, 100
12!c, l5c.
50 pieces floor oil clOtha from 95c, SOC
400, 500.
Hosiery, gloves and corsets in great
variety, and all will be sold at exceedingly
low prices for cash.
Call soon at Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
john RoRMER.
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NENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
~ BIRE u save their natural teeth We would Ay
that No are now bettaI prepared than ever before e
enable them 10 do 90, Dy the use Of an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLusGBl wO can and are making betteI
and bGndSoneF Gold Filings With more case 70 ouI
Patients, than have heretofore been made 10 thu
city or eIawhSrO, without tho aid oil the klectfiG
PllHtoF. What VIC IAy WO can prove By actual
d0nouttFAtiou Call and SOC for yourselves,
JAMES N. BURllHON 4 BON,
I'M M. IIIN Market It,. Wheeling, W. VI.
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I.eavitt's Mammoth Vaudeville troupe
will be at the Opera House on Saturday
evening. Every performer is an acknowl.
edged star, and the whole iorms Combl.
nation which for strength and excellence
is not surpassed by an similar company
travelling. The company has been greeted
by crowded houses elsewhere and we ex'
peCt them 10 receive the same kind reCep.
ton on Saturday evening at the Opera
House.
Reserved seats are now on sale at Baum.
apiu
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You can get the best suppet obtainable
al Fourth Street NJ. E. church social this
evening.
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DON'T miss the social at the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church this evening.
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Barley Csmpbel's latest play ,Ientitled
as above, evokes the deepest enthusiasm
wherever It Is presented, and 1t is attract.
Ing audiences that are highly compli.
mentary 10 the author and actors alike.
"My Geraldine" will be given at the Opera
House on Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ings, also Wednesday matinee. The New
York Tunes In speaking Of the play says:
"There Is fine dramatic motive running
through the piece, a motive that mighthave
been presented with simple realism and
terse strength. Mr.. Campbell has certainly
managed to work II up into some stirring
situations, and a few Of the scenes in the
drama are treated with skill and tender.
meas"
The sale Of reserved seats begins satur.
day Of Banners.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed Of SChnepis
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday
1850. 1851.
Observation-Disclosures. I7HSRM7P.M
70 q 80 81 30 Is IS -
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FoR RENT-THE TEPPp5
4 WAREHOUSE, No, IIOS Nsin t,i-s Story
~ JACOB snydsr. Pqaaeslios ~, aoV 10.
W. Va v' Apply to ALEX, RoGE isss'a v g n.
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TOR R ENT-STORE Rom; ~, Y
y RaahiuEtOn Hall Building, Da SooA No,
Z; srSTn; POesniun given III Anal SrgPItl !,
MTILLLA9s SECRETARY, No, 4 ETE, iSsl, / {
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FOR RENT,

EoR REET-A TWO.ST0pS
HOUSE, containing Ei1 rponS mi BRlCs
20; X S H1mPden street. PollG,ios liGl "a -.
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The literary and musical exercises at
Fourth Street N. Z. church social this
evening promises to excel all previous
programmes.
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18th DAY OF MAY 1892,

they will be conveyed to the respective purch
or assigneess recording to law. The amount o.
texes interest aud charges calcul tied to the last
day Of redemption is set opposite to each piece
respectively.
GEO. F. HOLCOMB. County Clerk
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Notice of the Redemption OF Lands
Sold for Taxes May 18th 1879.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUoLas.,
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
Superior, August 13th, 1881.
The following pieces Of land having boon sold by
the County Treasurer of the County of Douglas on
the 18th day Of May 1879 for the interest and
charges for the year 1875 Therefore Notice is here
by given, that unless said lands are redeemed from
said ia or hof.
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Convictions .

At GREEN BAY with Chicago e. North
western and Wisconsin Central Railways foi
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all point
North, East and South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore & Western R'y for Shawano and
Appleton, Oshkosh, Manitowoc, Sheboygan
and Milwaukee
At AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central r. i. for Ashland, Ste
vens Pc mt, Portage and Madison.
At MERRIAM in with Chicago, St.
Paul & Minneapolis and Omaha Railway for
Black River Falls, Eau Claire, St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
At WINONA with Chicago, Milwaukee
st. Paul Railway, for St. Paul and Mnneap-
oils, with Winona & st. PeterRailroad, &C.
& n. W. for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
City. Yankton, and points West.
At LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
and c. C. d. & N. Divisions c. " & St.
p aGl R'y
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
and Cent Manager.
hUNsoN t. CASE, Gen, Pass'r. Agt.
Green Bay, Wis