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BrOther Gardner on Good People.


Detroit Free Press
"Doan' be too good" said the old man,
as he crossed his hands under his coat.
tails. ~ advise you to be good, but not
goody.good. When a man reaches a sar.
tin line OF goodness he will have de re.
spect an esteem Of all who meet him; or.
funs will'bles him and wldders will pray
for him. When he crosses obsr dat line
he will pray fur de poo wild one hand an
lend money at fifteen per cent wild de I'D.
der. He will shed tears fur his naybur's
woes, but leave six inches oh snow on his
sidewalk fur do public to wade irew. His
chin will culver when he speaks OBJ de
poor heather In Africa, but bis own boys
will play base ball In the alley on Sun.
day. He will weep ober de need oil more
orfun asyluma, but he won't put
down shillin' In money. He will talk
charity by de hour, and charge boy fifty
cents for breakin' two.shillin' pane OF
glass. | doan' want muffin to do wild q too
good man. When know a man TO be
wicked, l know how to take him. When
/ know him to be goodygoody man my
only safety am to let him alone. When
you meet q man who am distressed ober
de ginersl wiCkedness Of de world, doan'
you lend him any money widout good
aeCurity. When YOU meet man who Bays
'ah' an 'um, an rubs his hands together
an rolls up bis eyes, doan' challenge him
to trade horses. Find mo o man who
weepB bekase de world hain't better, an l
will show you man who makes bis own
home unhappy.
at am de belief Of man who has put
In sixty.two y'ars OF life on dis planet dat
II am wusB to be too good dan Il am to he
too wicked. De law will soon get hold OF
de too wicked, but de too good can't be
cotChed. My sort OF good man am one
who respects do church, but am not card
away wild II, who will give dollars 10 bis
poor nay bnrs but not cent 10 de heather,
who neber sees de need OF reform widout
reiormin' his own habits 10 begin wild,
who boirows money In q business way an
lends money on de same plan, who speaks
well OF religion, but who hates de hypo-
critic. Gin me man who pays bis debts,
speaks thu truti In bis dealins, lets whisky
alone, Uses bis family right an takes de
side Of de old an poo' and de young an
weak In de battle Of life, an l doan keer
what bis religious faith am, or whether he
has any at all. He's de man 10 lie 10, an
II he doan, reach Heaben, all odder sorts
o. men will stan a mighty slim show"
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bushels; western mixed 4la45Iic; white west
ern 46aS9c. Hay dull and UNCHANGED. HOpl
quiet and steady. Coffee qliet and IN
changed. Sugar nominally unchanged, No,
lRsses In good demand; Cuba Sic. Rice steady
and in fair demand; CarolinaAnd Louisiana
6a7Kc. Petroleum Hrmer; United T7Hc;
crude 6IIS7Iic; refined 73[c, Tall0W easier
at 66-l6a6kc. Rosiu dull at 81 Slal S. Iur'
pentine cas- er at 45<c Eggs weak at Ike
Pork quiet and held higher; old mess quoted
at SIS l2kAl6 Is; new mess $40 90. Beel
quiet and UNCHANGED, Cut meats shade
higher longo ear IS S7h; short clear $3.50,
Lard strong; prime steam $40 IS Butter in
good demand and firm for chOiCe, Cheese
unchanged,
CHICAGO, March 29,-Flour unchanged
Wheat unsettled and generally higher and
closed weak; No, 2red winter 99kcaSl o.; No,
2 Chicago spring, regular 99Hc fresh; SlO2A
cash; 09KC April 81 0iJSRl 05 May 81 O69f
81 0SN June, No, 9la9Ic; rejected 7SaSCc.
Corn fairly active and shade higher, at 8SL
al0hc cash; SSkc April; 42Ilsl2xc May;
42ISai2<c June, rejected $50, Oats active,
firm md higher, az SUkaS2ko cash; SOFA
sO%G April sixc May S4kc Junei rejected
changed. Pork higher at SIS 6Oal6 62K cash +;
sis 77Xai5 50 June, lard strong a and higher
at 80 50 cash $40 6oal0 sax April; $40 6!If
MRyi $l072lSal0 10 June. Bulk meats ex.
cited and biz her; shoulder IS 90; short rib
81 s.; short clear IS Is. Whisky steady and
unchanged
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
q reported by John N. Hoon & Co, brokers,
No. ll60 Main street
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ROwELL's CHALLgNag.



ton Match Ii settled.
New YoRE, March 2s.-Chatles Rowell,
the pedestrian, who has iust returned
from Bradford, Pennsylvania, said to-day
that a meeting between himself and
Weston 10 Ok the time and place
for the next Ashley belt contest would
be held In this city tomorrow, when q
definite conclusion would probably be or.
rived al. As regards himself be said that
he did not care where the next contest
took place, but he thought that Weston
would object to New York. He might be
induced 10 change his mind, although II
was very improbable. Concerning Geo.
HGSsels recent challenge for the Ashley
belt, he said Westnn's chSllenge was
received al The Office Of the London
Sporting Life on January q, and HaSSel's
the day following, which, OF course, gave
Weston the frat claim. The conditions
governing the coming contest excluded no
one, and HsSael OF any one else could
enter by depnsiLing $500 as O regular
entrance fee. Rowell IVES much annoyed
at the letter which appeared Ia q
morning paper signed by a MI. Da.
vie, charging him with being Afraid 10 walk
with either Of tho two Englishmen that
are now in ibis country. ITO show that
SIN not afraid 10 walk against either Of
these two men" said Rowell II will give
Nj. Davis $500 II he will match bis two
men agaiDst me for 5000 each. ! don't
want 10 boast, but ] shall be ready Ia
make match on these tefma as soon a
the Ashley belt affair 10 settlel.p
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The New spring Dodge.

bolIub Free EThl'
She was looking out OF the window
when he entered the yard, and she said to
herself that he might ring the bell until
he was tired, for he didn't want to buy
any soap, and had nothing for tramps. He
rang and rang, and after the seventh OF
eighth peal she went to the door to bless
him.
"This is the greatest piece Of impudenCe
l ever saw" she exclaimed, as she pulled
the door open.
He smiled, He lifted his hat and smiled
again, He had poor clothes and q hungry
look, but there was something captivating
10 his smile.
"Well?" she queried as she held the
door.
"My GRAND is very pleasant one, and
yet | feel somewhat embarrassed In ma
king It known,
MI you have any bills to collect, you
must call when my husband is Ii" she OBJ
served.
"Bills, oh, no. Madam, you have per.
haps Noticed In tho papers that book en-
titled, Prominent Women OF Michigan is
soon to be published"
"1-1-y.es, l think 3d."
swell, 1t Is 10 be illustrated with engrav-
ings Of 100 striking faces. My instructions
are not to look for beauty 80 much as for
marked expression oil deep thought. l was
instructed TO call here and ask you II you
would permit the publishers to publish
your wood cut In the forthcoming book?"
"Who could have sent youW
II dare not tell. Yours sto be publish.
ed on the first page, and only nine more
will be taken from the CITY,"
"Aud what's the charger"
Nothing, II you want the book'you
will have to pay Sc, but are not asked to
~ can't see why they should have SO.
leCted me-"
BEG pardon, ma'am, but yours ia very
striking face. It portrays an expression
OF strength Of character l never saw
equalled, Many ladies have offered me as
high as $40 to put them In the book, but
we cannot go outside OF our selections"
~ can't give you decided answer to
day." she said, after thinking 1t over.
Perhaps my husband will object. You
may call again tomorrow, and you will
please accept this for your trouble"
"Iiherality as we'll rs strength Of char.
aCter," lie ChuCkled as he poCketed the
bill. Every well; I will call at this hour
tomorrow"
That was two weeks ago, but the wo.
man Ia not expecting him. She has learned
from her husband that this is a cold world,
and that Gulliver's Travels will be sent to
all subscribers for the prominent women
book.
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'IINUslEE's SALE.

4, ,ltus If decd Of trust mGl, by Samuel Bell
udA b ~ his sic ioihe lhlefhlgnI unS!eei
~ m. ISlh h, Of For uATy 1878, 4 drtCOrdtd Ia
Ssn4f # Inc Clrk Of the County Court Of Ohio
,,iS,' " Il Virginia, In Deed VI Trust Book No. g.
pE!,i, lvluon
SATURDAY, APRIL SOrI, 1881,
,u.lrgat lE8l O'Clock a. NJ, proceed to Iell al
NJ itont dor o. tho Court llOu'C NJ Ohio county
~ vlt,l,l, To The highest and best bidder, The
GIo,Og p,optfiy, ualistuay! The i0llOwlngde'
.,I,J u,fr iri stuun situate In said Ohio county
sths stur Of west Virginia. md ir that part Of the
MN Wheeling called Est Whepllnr, hOlng paFt
Tnttuub.nd srye ty.hiS dot No 76J, situate al
Ntpnlh10tcmDI Il Moods street formerly called
E,tslb ,ttpsU and Eighteenth street TmHrly called
ca tItttI IL ,aid riy, and being pant u tbs said
Al.,sibSiWoll W., Wat Beginning on Tho west
rltlt N0d,EI Al . point iAenly l2Ol lN0t nOrth
LrAllpy UdWun l. ghltenti anu Nineteenth
lp,tI, uaRItg lmnCe rOrh parallel with said
Nod, ,if,rt thirty tgJI iist and fronting thereon;
ltat, Wut aud pafR,l,l with said Eishu enlh Mte at
nrt 1901 II, Of opR'hAf the with OF said lot
I,n4nd avert Xix (iGli theme 'Outh hnl par
Ls SIlh ril No ds ntI thirty 1907 iCeii thence
tnt 10 The pl,t' Of beginning hl the same pro
GlJ ttlt,,td In the aid SAMUEL He'll by william
giphJ ihd f. by deed rated the 18th day Of
Nbnly l1ij md n IiCDtd In the flee oil tho
rat d lhe County Court oil Ohio county, West
NNOiL
las ~ SllE'- One third Of thu purchase
n0hty AID n much m,tr "A the ~ Chaa r may
thO 10 ply lh cab the reside Ia two equal 10.
rih.Lii At ~ aud twelve months, with interest
ltOn Day 'ai' purchaser Civ rOIeFt secured by
del y nut aud approved policies Of inIurlncP,
NJ DEL nd payments
T'e lille to The said property Ia believed 10 10
gf'rl, bu selling = iu,tCe | shall convoy only
iHh tlt Is u Wslrl III me hY sill detd Of tlIlst
WI =. HUSBAND, Trustee.
W.. u lhtLEB Anrllomu mh2o
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NEv YoRx, March Qo.-Cotton steady al
10 ii.i0al0 i6.iec futures steady. Flour
Arm; receipts % 900 bbls; exports 1900
bills supefkne western and Stats. % coal 10;
common 10 good a 204 %; good 10 choice
a 9SAs IS; white wheat extra Is 00a8 O0
extra Ohio and 81 Louis q 25ae Is Mn.
nesota patent process ~ 6oas o. Wheat
higher: receipts $4,000 bushels: exports
l4I 900 bushels; rejected spring 81 10 in store;
ungraded red 81 iSat 2bi No. SCI l9{ai 30h;
steamer do 81 i0ai IL No Cred 81 81 Jiai a3K
steamer u 81 No, Isd 81 9Sai 2sX; MIXED
winter Il i9kal 90: No. white q TO- No. 1
do, ealeS $4,000 bushels at u 20Nal 2iIS No. 2
red March sales 81, 00O bushels, at 81 gal % y;
April sales 4B4,0O0 bushels, AZ 81 2llat 29jS /;
Nay saleS $4,000 bushels al q 20Aal 81 4 I;
June, sales $4,000 bushels, At u. i9IAi 90Sf.
Corn, fatty active and shade higher. Ee,
ceipW l2S,OQo bushelsj exports $4,000 bush:
elsi gngraded beHa694t; No 3, te}Sa67c;
steamer Ia1aSsAe No.9, 6eae0cjl No.9 white
6aAc round yAlow 500 No. 9 March baNa
9ec; April t6NaS7n Nay $40; June 6ia
lbthe' Oah strong and higher; t6celp6 s,6o0
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PILES PiLEsi PILEsi


A sure cure Found 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 indian Ointment. A single boz
has cared the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
Ave and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer Eve minutes after applying this won.
defful Soothi ( medicine. Lotions, instFu.
ments and Electuafies do more harm Than
good. Williams'S Ointment Ahsofbs Inc
tumors allaSs the intense Itching (pafticu.
lArly al night after getting warm In bed) acts
AZ q poullioe gives instant and painle's relief
and is prepared only for plea itching Of
the private parts, and nothjng else.
Read what the Hen /. II, Cofinbefry. Of
Cleveland, ssYs ab0ut Dr. WilliAms's Indian
File Ointment: ] hive used tcorts OF pile
cures end SfIofds me pleasure 10 any that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief As Dr.. VII.
liAmB'e Indian Pile Ointment.
Far sale BY oil druggists, or mailed on re.
oeipt OF price, 81 90.
West 4 McConAhey, Druggists and Apoih
ecafies, Rank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio
Logan. list 4 Co., Wholesale Agen,s, Wheel
Ing, ", Va. MwI4W
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SiIlSI T2SliS
I'D R o % n !!


CANCER.-"auHOrOd Tor Year, with CAvou, Had II
cut out hres times. II returned alter each operation
Dr.. Smith cured NE without knife CAuHtlc pain. y
MRS II. N ORCUTT
HuHYERHD TEaRIBLY.-"N seemed 10 heln
could e. gut 0sa Ep p BG fSrod me
CATARRH AND DEAVNRa.-"BSliSVe1 myself In.
runble, Sense Of smell gone, fearful discharges,
speech affected. Dr. smith C%Tsd me- Nv D,n
DYsPERzlA AND ULcERATRD STOMACH -"Treat.
pOnt for yOatS allied 70 give mo DliOi, Dr. Smith
cured mOn THOMAS HOLT insurance Agent,
Frs -"Liad them FOG !GGGten year; RE s@Ith
RHEvMATIgN -"8utered tOTlurSs iUinu deiorm.
cd treated for years without relief, d; Smith
Ray. HESSr y, RHpvrELp writes, @b@F sit =
log from CGtaTrh and Lung Comp AinI. lou have
WoItcd wonders In INV Etie'S case"
RKV, 4, o LADp, writes :-"DT. Smiths probes.
IOnA services In my family have been most tlsiAc-
tory and commend HIN 10 all a. gentleman and 0
skllliul phyIiCiRH."
MRs. MARsARET KOLB ays;--"I had been suner.
ing for BavOn years and tF aed by many physicians
for Dyspepsia. DR.. Smith Said bad taPe:Worm
and 10 GiGot hOulS removed monster 100 feet long
RRMALR Communicative years IN hospitals Tor
iemalcs giyo me peculiar adyaulRgCa In such coSeS
PerFouS cured Of Consumption, DIseaAS Of Heart,
LHer, Stomach, kidneys, Skin, Blood, Nervous AZ.
tocIOns and WOAknessca Of Men and Youth, BcrOiula
and ASthT teetiiy 10 my SltcceSs,
PILEs cured without the knife.
Patients Ut distance may BIZ treated BY latter and
satiIAclOr guaranteed chart for self examination
sent on receipt o. two thEeeoont stamps, aud advice
returned Tree,
Compilation al ONCE free. Olieo huur from a
IN. 10 sp. M daily. RuuisyS from 2 to 6rn Tall
j. Ii. SMITH. NJ. d.,
del No. I2l1, Market ST., Wheeling, ". Va
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Hoas-Good demand and scarce at Is 75a
Q 90 per hundred in prime packing, lots
butchers 80 co.
sMEIP- $3 OOa3 60a4 0Oa4 60A5 O0a5 30.
CATTLE-This market Is fair at present, cat.
tie scarce. We quote young cattle, from 500
to 900 lbs, At 4ko; bulls SO; 600 10
900 lbs, 4Kc: 800 10 1000 lbs, "a 0Oa4 Goa
. 90. Cattle offered at present are both ma
tive and foreign.
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srocKs-Thc market was.strong In thu eatly
dealings, and prices advanced 4 to az per
cent, Chesapeake 4 Obi, issues leading tbs
Improvement At the frat board prices fell
Y to IN p cent, Pacific Mail and coal
shares showing the most weakness During
the afternoon speculation Sg,in took All up.
ward turn, anda rlSi was recorded ranging
from Y TO ~ per cent 10 which IndiSnS,
Bloomington q Western, Chesapeake & Ohio
firsts preferred, Central Pacific, Alton 4 Terre
Haute. Denver & Rio Grande and 81 Paul
were the most CONSPICUOUS. In tbelate dealt
was almost entirely, recovered in the fiual
sales. II Q market closed firm.
Transactions $4,000 shares
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TRS years Of experience has firmly
rooted TUFTS Pills In public estimation.
Their wonderful adaptAbillty 70 Tho Va
fious forms Of disease is q marvel TO medi
cal men Of all schools. They are largely
used In hospitals in Europe and America,
"A we'll as 10 the army and nayy. Cuba
and other counties where yellow fever
prevails, consume millions Of boxes an.
nuAlly,
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London Hair llestorer, insures new growth.
London Hair Reslorer, RestoreS the color
London Hair RtStorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer, The only cleanly and
London Hair ReStnrer, efieCtual Hair lie.
London Hair Ilestorer, Storer In the market.
A toilet luxury entirely free from all OBJ.
noxiouS or unpleasant od0r.
PHYSICIANS USE AND RECOMMEND IT.
Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling top became quite bald. | applied
"Loud0n Hair Color Restorer" MY bair
not only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and I consider II an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. ] W. Abel, NJ. d.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia,
Price IS cents q bottle, six bottles ~. sold
BY Druggists MwF&w.
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-.,o,rss, SALES.
I;SI'.IEE's SALE

a., Deed Of Trust from Benjamin. \.
Ra a' . y, ls saa ,d sa,Iis E y q
ilel u.,Vp il,E o! ih- ounly CoutI 81 O Daas
a. Vs. l 6 IG ,.s sG sIcS SG 3 Sa FL i
ti,iibI fagi " ~ nh day Of January, 1851
vi oaHIy ~, ~. gsJsrisntd trustee IL aid detd
s.apu a o., " wv, Valley, tncu deceased, vi Ion
SP, ,asp 'yt rus + idrn DAY OF APRIL 1881,
I ,rn "a :, 2 SGsf e. e. 5 Ia rs
tii '.libl.hI uis''t G.wlt Lots Ma, s, o aud u
70 thccly q %h,e'pg, FONT II.
tif5t % Issn2'r s,t Of ' Ic'so aud paIi
Halj s'', , t1@r' b ltr BE- 6aicioiatc sold.
O IA ss,hSGG ,h ,sf tSSS VIII pI I'll II
,rp 'oh - a, a, viii best lui:: Pn GhAseI1,
80 5'9 ,s g,,r 90 seen al my once, No. 1907
Gn,r tp'L ,...,h,,o. rpd A. much more n
f,EV Oh .Abh Tctiopiy Cilh, Ihs balance 10
4, ggth.'et a.' wv HOiE, Trustee.
a. udltG wars tr,,lcnesf. mhi7
u H. HALLkAi Nul'unL-,-
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Go 70 your druggist for Mrs. Fresman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are unequaled. Color
tom 2 70 pounds, Price 10 cent?, DGW
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Aew IUrA money and stocks.

New YoRK. March 20. - MoEEY - Market
easy at 4a6 per cent, closing at GAG per cent.
Exchange bankers bills weak at a SOh; de.
mand u sax.
Produce exports for the week, $7,4ls,OOO.
GOVERNMENT BoKDs-Steady for skies, and
Hak per cent higher for other Issues.
United states q Of 1851 coupons
New FiVOs coupons
NsW Four and halls oouponA.
New Foun oou
PAoAo % Of 1885, ...... ........ .iSl
RAILROAD BoSDs-Generally strong aud
higher.
STATE BoNps-1u light demand.
Louisiana ConSols... SSH Virginia es.........,. 81
Missouri eSa.""..."..il2 Do neW................ 81
u. Joseph ."",".aalO6HG ons0s. ..... ..,...a.il6
Tennessee @ +.....".. O. Deferred. ........ ilk
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rAeihO EGpIGsa leaves " hselnE daily,
Trains leaving ColumDus AISt0 ?. y, and GgS A, Y,
daily, except Sunday, at 800 ?. ", With sleeping CnI
attached, arriving 10 Chicago at 7,e0 next morning,
RerthA cAn DO secured In advance Of Union Dopot
Ticket OicO, Columbus,
PullmAns Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cam
through without change from St0benVilIe hast "a
Philadelphia aud New York. West TO Columbus,
CinGinnAtI, LoulIyile, indianapolis and II LOulE
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping Car
accommodations and any further information, apply
Q JOS, n, BElLEVILLE Ticket Agent a fSn
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or al OAI
Tickot Ofico, under MoLure House. Wheeling,
D, W, CALDWELL,
Gsn'l Manager, Columbus, Q,
W, L. O'BRIEN,
Gen'l PNSS and Ticket AGENT Columbus, q!
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! .,,b,pc ,,eral deeds Of trust made Z
Hll',, ''1,r,i' nd trustee. ny Indiana Dti!efs
~ We WY, il llpT,, with charles II Dbleis
Iho. va I.r,i AND recorded respective y W ~
b. ha'3 ,, ian / The County t0nIl o. OnlS
az WI yIfsrh, p ipllowG one dated lle oIt
t.lBly W ~ AMI recorded IN Del Of rust hoo,
N llur, M 1ud iOa: one dated toe lith day O
~ ~" a rrrJfl,d In Deed OtITIlt Boob
HF,nt WIZ; and uDc dated he 2ith day u
" v g 'nI r,rrrlrd Ia DC u Trust BOOK NO y
hL,e't ,tAIl.,iI, ut public auction " w lrohl
~, W, fontt House ia the city Of Wheeling
s ss W,G V5gID'S, Oh
V'" SATURDAY, APHlL 30, 1881,
.u,,rlp, Al lOo'e.OcE A. ~, tho following de'
a',,4f,, nat lrtOAay Tho north tWoihiIdl
Eng 'F,tb bali 0l lot uun lefed teen, In WllilAui
y N..,Iy.ii addition to hast wheeling, sald lol
,,,u,lsI Oh the southwr't corner Q! MOOla
,,a,,I, Jsr,h ,uHtl STREET ana FilIeehlh !l9Fm
',sltp ,,rgru slT 81, ~ lhu CITY OF mheel'
I, Wi ViuiHtl, It b.inR me hI4g pIopIJ Son'
nbsit, ,ad lGiIaha hihf' y, mlh9m nn .t
,S,sl sls, W dt,d dAlea Tue w uAy y June ieu
ilS % oSIo county, y lest Virginia, In deed book
AGGPa, -OnO-ihi dot purchase money,
"'"'h more As tnp y lTChAsT NAV elect 10 pay
w T ,nr,,,, No In two equal iDStAllments, al Iix
H. months, with intIett from DAY Of sale
H,,.,,,,,tyn. notes, secured by dtCd o. IuAt and
',dts, lle, Of insurance. luT declared pay inBntS'
AK 10 The SAID property ~ believed 10 DO per-
ia,,,si,nIa. rrlpt,P, shall uVuV only such
,Ht.'',,,s'l d ia me- by said deed Oi 0i trust,
w" WILLIAM T.. HUBBARD,
wu U,LtVR Trustee.
We =" i,tl,reeT Inh29
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4 CLEVELAND q fIIIbBURS2H X, Rs
V O0RDRN6RD TINE CARD.
m
GOING kA5L ANU u E6I,
On and AitoT Nov. 7th, 1880 all TrlIRl will run
daily leIcOPt sundAyJ n iolloWSi
Through Trains 10 FttlbuEgh.
9 Through Trains 70 Cleveland,
Through Trains 10 Chicago
Pullman'I PMlaT Can Between WsllETllls ana
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Carr Oh all TnInI between Al.
lance and Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-30
ATTORNEYS.
SYLVESTER q. WILLIAMS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
NE Cor. Fourth and Walnut streets,
C1SCINNATI, U.
COlectiO promptly attended to, DsnalllUnA 'akOn,
lllln tIamInrd, Wheting references: q, MendGl
llo John ], Jones, Cashier Exchange Bank liar.
It4Rm OctgSWAP
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-22
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAU1.T has been made IN the PAYNE nj OF
- the sum OF three Thousand one hun ired ant
thirty DOlla which is claimed to be due at the
date OF this notice upOna certain NOR t.age uj,
executed and delivered by John Alley and Mari
Alley, mOrtgagOrS. to Sarah NJ Plunmer mort
gagec, bearing date the LIST day Of November
A. ID. 1872 and duly recorded III the office OF
the Register o! Deeds in and for the county ii.
NOb'es and State ~ Minnesota, on the 18th ia,
Of November, A. d. 1872, at 9 o'clock D. IN. il
Book A of Mortgages, on page 80, and TO &C.
ton or proceeding 1T law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover said debt secured b1
said mortgage or any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that bN
virtue of the power of sale contained i'll said
mortgage and pursuant to the STA: ute in Sucl
case made and provided, the said mortgage vii
be fOreclOSed, and the premises described in and
covered by said Mortgage, viz:
The northwest quarter OF Scctiun Twenty
Eight (.S), Township One Hundred and !! We
Q02), Range Thirty Nine (39). in Mobiles county
and state of Minnesota, will be sold at public
auction. to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt and interest, and fifty Dollars attor
neyS fee, as stipulated in and by sal Nor gage
in Case Of foreclosure. ard the diShursen, ut.
Allowed by law; which sale will he made 10y III,
Sheriff Of said Mobiles county at the from, door
Of the court house, in the village of W"rthingtoI
IL said county and state. Oh
The Sixth day of January, II. d. 1882
At 10 O'Clock a. m. of that day.
Dated November 49, 1851.
SARAH NJ. PLUMMER, Mortgagee
DANIEL. RONKER. Attorney for Mortgagee.
First publication November "a, 1881.
Last publication December 20, 1851.