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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-14
COLORED PUPILS
To be Provided Win Tuition At StOreI
College, IIAFper'A Ferry.

To be Provided with tuition nj Storer
College, lIaTpOr's Ferry.
Mr.. B. L. BUTCHER, State Superlntend.
ent OF Free Schools, has just returned
from Harper's Ferry whittier he went on
last Monday for the purpose OF arranging
with Mr.. N. @. Brockett, Principal Of
Storer College, the terms upon which the
State OF West Virginia can send seventeen
Colored pupils 10 that institution. This
he did In conformity with the following
act recently passed by the Legislature:
That the State Superintendent OF Free
Schools shall, II possible, in each year,
make arrangements with some suitable
institution Of learning In this State for the
education and normal school training OF a
number Of colored school teachers In the
proportion 10 the colored population the
State which the nom paying white students
In the normal schools bear TO the white
population OF the State; but the amount 10
be paid for each OF said colored teachers
shall not exceed the sum herein specified
for each non.pAying white student; and
an additional sum to the extent necessary
10 pay the tuition OF said Colored students,
Is hereby appropriated, payable out OF the
treasury Of the State Ia each year, as pro.
vlded for In the next section, upon the
reputation Of the State Superintendent Of
Free Schools.
This lawAllows the principal Of the col.
lege So so per month per pupil for tuition.
Mr.. Butcher informs us that there are at
present about 200 pupils in attendance
over which there are seven teachers, three
Of whom are Colored. lie was very
favorAbly impressed with all that he saw
about the institution, and thinks we'll Of
tho wisdom Of the Legislature In passing
the above named act.
Rooms are furnished free 10 pupils
and they can board themselves for Rfy
or seventy.hve cents a week.
The list Of the pupils who will attend
hAa mt vet haan nale mt
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the usual merchants lunch at the hsW
hoLurs House SaHpl Rooms daily.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Waterways ProceedinEs-JudEe Melvin
Presiding,

Waterways interchangeable Melvin
Presiding.
This court met yesterday morning at
nine O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment on
Tuesday, Judge Melvin on the bench. In
the case Of the State Va Frank " est, indict.
ed Tor burglary, the cause was postponed
until the 2lst inst, on account OF the i'll
ness oil one OF the witnesses for the State.
The grand jury having returned mot
true bills" in the cases OF Annie Bell and
Britain Davis, they were ordered 10 be dis
charged from their imprisonment.
II was ordered that % additional jurors
be drawn aud summoned TO attend the
present term Of this court In Part 2, on
and after Tuesday next.
Theiollowing felony cases were set for
trial:
State vs.. Gully; Tuesday, 10th.
State vs. Miller; Wednesday Goth.
State vB. Stanley; Wednesday, Goth.
State vB, Neidemier; Wednesday 10th.
State va Smith Thursday, 2ist
State vs., Gooding; Thursday, 2lst.
State We. Hsvely Thursday, 2lst.
State vs. Carney; Thursday, 2lst.
State'Ts. West; May 18th.
Part 2 oil this court then adjourned lin.
I'll Monday next al Dam. Part /, Judge
Boyd, will meet this morning al . O'Clock.
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PILEsl PILIsl PILES !
A Sure Cure Pound at Last. No One
Need AmhaE.

A Sure Cure Pound at Last. No One
Need suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered by
DR.. Williams Ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Williams's Indian Ointment. A single box
has cured tho worst chronic cases Of twenty.
FIVE and thirty years standing, No one need
suffer i've minutes after applying this won.
deriul soothing medicine. Lotions, instru.
mentS and Electuarles do more harm than
good. Williams's Ointment abs0r5s the
tumorS, allays the intense itching Lpattcu.
larly at night after getting warm In 6id) acts
as poultice gives instant Rnl painles relief,
and Ia prepared only for Files itGlliEg OF
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. J. N. Cotiinberry, OF
Cleveland, says about Dr.. Wllliamss Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores OF pile
cures, Snd 1t affords me pleasure TO say that |
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief As DR.. vii.
liams's Indian Pile Ointment.
orsale by all druggists, or mailed on re.
celpt OF price, 81 90.
West b McConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
ecaries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Logan, List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va. MwFGw
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Services to be Held At Al. Joaeph's Cathe.

Services TO be Held Ht Al. Joaeph'a Cathe.
dFR1 To-day.
The last week Of Lent Is called Holy
Week. The Thursday Of this week IL
known as Holy Thursday. In olden times
the day was called MAunday, or Mandy,
or shteve Thursday from certain cere.
monies and customs observed on that day.
In the Catholic Church a solemn com.
menoration is inside OF the institution Of
the Holy Sacrament, and during the mass
in Cathedral churches the oil used In the
administration Of baptism, confirmation,
holy order aud extreme JUNCTION ls blessed
by the Bishop Of each diocese. At the
end OF the mass the blessed sacrament is
borne In procession 10 the repository or
sepulChre, and the high altar is denuded
OF all lie ornaments. The morning ser.
vices In the Cathedral here will commence
al 0 O'Clock, Bishop Kahn officiating and
blessing the holy oils, The evening ser.
vices will be al 7 100 o'clock, at which there
will be q sermon by Rev, Father Tracy, Of
WeatOn.
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Tie following transfers Of real estate
we're admitted to record in The Record.
cts office yesterday:
Deed made March 18th by John ].
Jones and wife aud others to Mary \.
Smith for A piece Of ground in 2ane's id.
dltion 10 the city, Island. Consideration
500. ....
Deed made April 4sh by Robert and
Thomas Gray and others to Ohas, ]. Raw.
ling for the south onehali Of lot No, ~
and the north one.hali Of lot No. II, on
the west side OF Main street, First ward,
Consideration 5000.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GONE.
Death OF Edward COen Yesterday After
noon After y Brief IllueSs,

Death OF Edward COen Yesterday After.
noon After Brief IIluess.
About q week ago Mr.. Edward Coen
sustained severe injuries from q fall on
the icy pavement which resulted in his
death yesterday afternoon at l;2O o'clock.
OF late years Mr., Coen has been quite
feeble, and the shock to his nervous system
was more than his physical nature could
endure. He was one OF our oldest citizens,
locating in this city in 1917. He was born
in 1904, near Havre de Grass, Eastern
Shore Of Maryland. In 1914 he was called
out In the defence OF Baltimore against
the British, and has been drawing a pen.
sion under the act OF Congress granting
pensions TO the veterans Of the war Of
1912. In 1916, In company with com.
rade, he set out from Baltimore and
walked to Pittsburgh. One year later he
located In this city where he has resided
ever since. He was twice married, both
times at Steubenville, Ohio. lie lived
with his last wife for 6lty.one years,
and survived her about one year.
He followed the business Of architeC.
and carpenter for forty years, and for
long time carried on nearly the entire
trade OF the city. For the past fifteen
years, owing to the weight Of increasing
years, he has not been actively employed,
although his intellect was as bright as In
the earlier days Of his life. His life was
modest, and being OF retiring disposition
he did not NEEDLE with public affairs, vat
he always took q lively interest 10 the vel.
fare and progress Of the city. He was a
faithful and devoted husband, q kind and
indulgent father, and held the respect and
esteem OF large circle Of friends and &C.
quaintanCea, who will be panied to hear oil
bis deCease. He was a member ofthe First
Presbyterian Church Tor the past twenty.
Ave years, and II can be truthiully said
that his acts and life were entirely consist.
ent with his professions; that he was an
enemy to no man, and in the fullness oil
his years he was gathered to his fathers,
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Two dtay loads Of new style wall paper,
and borders 10 match, and one load Of
new carpets, will be sold cheap Tor cash.
Fifty pieces, new style dress goods, at ten
cents per yard, Call soon, At John Roe.
met's dry goods, carpet and wall paper
emporium, Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, N. Y, writes
"About four years ago l had an attack Of
bilious fever, and never fully recovered
My digestive organs were weakened, and
/ would be completely Frustrated for days
After using two bottles Of Burdock Blood
Bittets the improvement was 90 visit IL
that | was astonished. l can now, though
q years Of age, do a fair and reasonable
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April ALA. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clearing weather preceded by occasional
rain, west winds, higher temperature and
lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake Regions, stationary
followed by falling barometer, higher
temperature, westerly winds, and partly
cloudy weather.
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Resolutions or Respect 10 the Memory or
The Late J. n. Rhodes.

Resolutions or Respect 10 the Memory Of
The Late J. n. Rhodes.
DIREcroR's ROOM,
BANK or THE Ono VALLEY.
WHEELING, April 18th, 1881. }
WnE9EAs, Death with bis remorseless hand
has again been In our midst and cut down in
the meridian OF bis usefulness, one OF our land.
marks Of honesty, probity andmorality; bow.
Ing with reverent submission 10 the myster.
ieus tat Of an Rll.wiSe and inscrutable PrOvi.
dence, with BorrOwfnl hearts deplOying the
irreparable loss Of our esteemed friend and
iellow-director, jacob y. Rhodes, be Il BY Us
Resolved, That In this aiiiiction we realize
that death ever loves shining mark" and
the severance from our Directory OF one who
gave long years service extending 10 the or.
ganiZation OF The First National Bank In
April, 1884, snaps asunder link that bound
It's In iraternAl Chainst1 one who ever lived
an Improvisation Of honor, generosity and
true nobility.
RtIOlued, That we truly sJmpathize with
his afflicted family, Borrowing that they
should 30 early have TO feel life's bitterest
woe, ITO know, to love and then 10 part"
Resolved, As an emblem Of our deepest re.
spect and profound grief this room be drapsd
In mourning for thirty days, and these
solutions be spread upon the minutes Of
the Beard. ]. X. BorsFORD.
WIN 3. siApsOS.
W. A. IsErr.
a. NJ. ADAMS.
H. sFEYGR.
V. RosENBuRU.
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The firm Of Carroll L BIO. have jusI
closed a contract with Mr., James Nc.
Adsms for q fine granite monument, Thit
monument will stand, when completed,
about eighteen feet high. 1t 10 10 be all
polished Of gray color. The monument
IL to be erected on bis lot In the Peninsula
Cemetery, and will be the handsomest one
In the Cemetery. This firm has also se.
cured several fine monuments this spring,
which are now under completion. They
are constantly receiving stock, finished and
granite and matble, and are
selling at the very lowest prices Of their
works, Nos, 0, 8 and 10 Sixteenth street,
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Pile sufferers can be cured by calling on
DR.. Kisner at the 81. james, April 10Th.
A safe cure and permanent cure guaran.
iced. No cutting, tying or detention from
business. The Doctor 70 now making over
two hundred per month, and the result is
uniformly Satisfactory.
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THR National Sewing Machine Com.
gany's Superintendent, Mr.. Frank Bean,
Boston, Mass, wfitesi My wife used ST.
Jacobs OIL Tor severe pains In her back
and was Immediately Cufed. Twas cured
oil rheumatism by II Can most highly
recommend II 10 those likewise afflicted.
| intend to purchase more this day, as 1
would not be without II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-14

Never said, though 1t Is certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mandragora, nor
any Of the morphine essences OF the
DrowBy God contaminata that delight OF
chewers, Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. MATh
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QIre G,tteltiQeueer,
OnIcS Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.


Wanted-Cabinet Makers.
Dc Haven Cooking Range-Nesbitt I
Bro,
Millinery opening-Miss M. T. Gilber
4 %.
Opera House-Maggie Mitchell.
For st. Louis-Carrier.
Building MateriAl-J. D. MCFadden.
Turner Hall-PAntomimes and Ball.
For Sale Chesp-Bedroom Set.
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Do NOT throw away your hard earned
money for every new cough syrup adyer
tiSed, when you can procure that standard
remedy for coughs, Dr.. Balls Cough
Syrup, Price Is cents bottle,
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FoR nice, light, white bread use Morn.
Ing Glory Baking Powder. Ills pure and
nutritious. G. 8. FRENY,
Pronrieinr.
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"BLAoK.DRAUaHT" cures co..iy..
ness and SlCE-H0adaehe.
For sale by Logan &'Co.


Climatic Changes
Very often bring on complaints affecting
the kidneys and liver, producing Constipa'
tlon, indigestion, and dyspepsia, but you
will be quite sale II you take Burdock
Blood Bltters on the first symptoms Of any
trouble Of the kind. Price 81 OO, trial
size 10 cents,
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WHEN YOU buy Baking Powder, ask for
MCLain's. Ills acknowledged by all who
have used II TO be the best In use. II is
perfectly ptife,
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The poor and humble, alike with the
rich and powerful, fnd In DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup . true, tried and trusted friend.
Price % cents bottle,
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Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" II
clears out rats, mice, bed.bugs, reaches,
vermin, flies, ants, insects. 15C. per box.
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Ask your grocer for Morning GLORY
Baking Powder. The most economical In
The tnafknk
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lust RECElVED-FIY6 thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. X. MoMECHEN'S,
No. 1864 Market st.
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GALL and see our Carpets, oil Cloths,
Window Shades, &C., before buying else.
where. GEo. q. RorH.
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BOYS, Try New Moon Tobacco, lie the
best chew In the market.
g. s. FREEEY, Agent.
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As you 20 down street drop in at Rhees',
1906 Market street, and buy your morn.
Ing paper.
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WANT TO SELL CHEAP-ONE BED.
w Room set furniture, black walnut spring,
MAtiTABI, pillows, wardrobe and chairs, complete.
Apply 70 4. r. CLARK. 1852 Main ItTeet. Bpli
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NEy MooS TobAcco takes the cake.
Tryit
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IF your watch dOIn't run right have II re.
paired by JACOB W. GRUB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.


Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer, az observed at SChnepPs
drug storen Opera House corner yesterday:
1850. 1881.
Ih"i1ESF;H'7EN' TAN. laEsP;G7sH
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WANTED "A GOOD GIN
So.k: Apply StNo q Fsgr,ssS,,,ssd Ssasfal ssL
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!. BLUM & BRO,
apl1

nMNTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
~ eIRE 70 save their natural iRoth We would ny
that We arc nov bsttOf prepared than ever befors 10
GnAbl0 thOm 70 do 20, BY the uBe Of an ELlcTRo
MAGNETIC PLUsaHR EO oGn and are making better
and hAndsomeI Gold FilllngI with more ease 70 our
Patients than have heretofore been made In thiS
taty or eltCvhero, without The aid Of the Electric
pllgs1T, What We My w can prove By actual
JAMES NJ. euRGISON 4 BON
INF No. IiAS Market NJ, WhAalInR W, Va,
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A LARGE aud complete assortment Of The
finest gtaLionafy to be received At Rhees',
1905 Market street,
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foR RkWT

FURNISHED ROOMS F0P -.
ii, tSo very nice rooms, clm,a,,'hn KENT
" ~ n F,s ssated 70 single gentlemen lgnII
Sp7Tr4aS 'n'a ''F'St to Nm MAGGIE ' ,v,!AIl5
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-03-18

From an exchange the census of 1880
furnishes some surprises, One is that
the centre of population has moved west
ward only fifty miles in the last decade.
But little reflection will make us doubt
whether it can travel so fast during the
next ten years 1st. The Eastern part
of the country is not half occupied, and
the South has room for four times its pres
ent population east of the Missippi. 3rd.
1t is quite possible that the westward
movement of emigration may not (while
increasingly maintain itsrelative strength.
For, so soon as political agitation leaves
sectional lines, the flood will divide, one
stream flowing southwark. 3rd. Some
time or other, probably within ten years,
the vacant and cheap and half-cultivated
lands of the east will command a popula-
tiOn.-Daily Banner.
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Cured of Drinking.

"a young friend of mine was cared of
an Unsuitable thirst for liquor which had
so prostrated him that he was unable to
do any business. He was entirely cured
by the use of Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all
that burning thirst; took away the ap
petite for liquor; made his nerves steady,
and he has remained a sober and steady
man for morethan two years, and he has
no desire to return to his cups. / know
OF number of others that have been
cured Of drinking by it."-From lead
ing r. r. official, Chicago, Times.
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The Greed for Office.

When men once go to Washington in
an official capacity few of them have the
heart to leave there and return to
the quiet ways of private life, and so
it is said that representatives and even
senators are anxious for President Gar
field to make changes in the bureaus of
different departments in order toprovide
them places, In this State the popular
sense of sbecoming dignity has been
shocked more than once by members of
the Legislature on the expiration of their
terms applying for positions as pastors
and folders. 1t is to be hoped that the
President will do nothing to encour
age so craven thing as this in the capi,
tai of the nation.-Pittsbu~g Telegraph
(Rep.)
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Good Advice.

If you keep your stomach, liver and
kidneys in perfect working order, you
will prevent and cure by far the greater
part of the ills that aillct mankind in
this or any section. There is no medi-
cine known that will do this as quickly
or surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic,
which will secure perfectly natural ac
ton of these important organs without
interfering in the least with your daily
duties, See advertisement.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
Speer's Horehound Rive and Rock .

Made of old pearl rye, rock candy
crystal, and the horehound herb, a sim
pie and effective remedy for coughs,
colds, hoarseness and sore throats, high
ly recommended for consumptiyes. This
is no patent medicine mixture, but it is
the pure extract of rye, horehound and
rock candy, combined with one other
medicine much used by consumptives
Sold by c. A. KLEIN.
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Every member of the new cabinet is
married, Secretary Hunt, of the navy,
having his fourth wife. Window is the
only Ohio man, Blaine, James and
Hunt Were Wings, Kirkwood originally
a Democrat, and Window and lincoln
consistent Republicans. Blaine is fifty
one years of agei Window, fifty-four;
James, iiftyj MaoVeagh forty-eight;
Kirkwood, sixtyeight; Lincoln, thirty
seven; Hunt, fifty-two.
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Cupid's twists and turns 'Yes,'
said the old Mr.. Rich, SIN bound my
SON shall marry old Mr. Wealthys
daughter, and, though they don't like
each other old Wealthy and have ar
ranged it. Wen make our Wills leay.
ing them our property only ON condition
that they don't marry, with codicls Civ
ing it to them anyway these eodi-
ellis only to be produced after they ye
! eloped and wed, "-Bostoa Post
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Tuesday, March 22nd, 1881,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK Am.
All that CCltun
,EECE or PARCEE. OF EAND

rgECE OR PARCEA CE EsND
situate In Briarcreek township, Columbia county,
Pennsylvania bounded and scrbed as follows, to-
wit: on the north by lands of Geo, Hess, on the
west by lands OF Charles B0chman. south by pub
lie road, east by land OF George Belford, containing
TIL RT YNINE ACRES
and eighty perches Also ore other piece of
land in same township bounded and described as
follows, to,wlt: on the north by lands OF George
Belforl and on the west by George BeltOrd, south
10y public road on the east by land OF II. G.. MaltZ
ana George Bower, containing
ONE ACRE & NINETY NINE PERCHES,
on which are erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
frame Barn ana out.bulldlngs Also, one other piece
of land In same township, bounded on the north by
lands Of H. q. Mart2, the west by lands of Uzclla
Mosteller on the south by lands Of VIM. Evans, aud
on the east by public road, containing
SIX ACRES AND SIXTEEN PERCHES.
TERMS OF sALE.-Ten per cent Of one.fourth OF the
purchase money TO be paid at the striking down OF
the property the onefourth less the ten per cent at
the continuation Of sale ana the remaining three
fourths In one year thereafter with interest from
confirmation nisi.
JOHN W, EVANS,
Feb IS, sits Executor
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.
: rsrArE or aroRaE REIswIcK, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF GEOkuE hElSNiCh, bhChAohb'
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phanS' Court OF Columbia county TO make dlstrlDu-
lion Of the funds in the HANDS OF David LowenbeTg
paItes entitled thereto hereby gives notice that he
viii sit IN the discharge OF the duties OF his appoint
ment at his Office In the town OF bloomsbury on
wednesday the 9th day OF April a. d lSsl, at ten
o'clock IN the forenoon OF said day, at Which time
and place all persons interested In said fund are
required 10 attend OF be forever debaned rom any
share OF the same. - ~
l.. S. WINTEkSrEEN,
march 4-4W Auditor,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE! !

In pursuance Of an order Issued out CT the Or
phans' Court Of Columbia county, John W. Evans.
Executor Of George Evans, late of BrarcrCck town
ship. Columbia county, deceased, will expose TO
Public sale on the premises In BIialcreek township