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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-14
THENEWS
nf the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.
Dnrnhsfln-

-.-.r,-. arthur returned to Wash
... ~s.ur3ay ght.
GENERA. >,oaeman has raised $4,000
e.,-.r r. -rapsS on mis- vineyard at Los
.....-. G.t tN,S year.
Washington dispatch announces
....- Nrau Root Will be sppoiuted Dig
....- Attorney in COrkhjli's place.
4 skill was upset at West Troy. \. y,
While crossing the Hudson river, and
Ten OF those on boarl were drowned.
official returns from every county in
PENNSYLVANIA give Bailey, Rep, for State
Trrsurer. o, ,OO- plurality over Noble,
G-m.
..a THANKSGIVING proclamation OF
....rrgur Long, OF Massachusetts, is
,..E-u u0 0l lJur texts of Scripture and
aymu.
,vr.oue, at Madison Station, Miss,
.....rlyei the house and outbuildings
... NI-. Ash aud injured several persons
,..,.y.
... schooner Car,iugiori and the
...... -sr.e Brunswick CollIGed Satur-
r.rrr. twenty miles Ot Port Col
... and ruree men were drowned.
.... ..- VII bee SI5O.OOO, partially in
r.-N .Aay Er.m'ng Jou,1,o! says the
.-.-.., .u .ae State ticket are as fol-
..r. r CArr, u,2j5; Davenport,
,..,.. .->-.., II, ,Ni6; Seymour, 6.SS9;
g-... -.---, Maxwell, Dean, Treasurer,
.- .-
r. ....a from which Greenfield,
murderer, left the world at
,.-g..-.. y. Y, having been duly
...u.. forth IN the papers, Water
..9a u.v took the plans, built ascattOld,
...-...i his little sister as sheriff,
.....t the moose about his neck, and
a.s ..r'y worked oil. The boy 5 mother
..m Us. in time for reprjve, but it was
.a. .0urs before ne fully recovered
...as. business.
Foreign.
..-i Granville is actively engaged in
..- pleasant occupation o; proving him.
So a TOO. or liar, or both.
rwrnrv-twO Nihilists are to be tried
10 -. Petersburg, anG it is calmly an
r.rurrt IN advance, that seventeen Of
.aeu will be executed.
JOAN Brigh. completes his SEVENTEEN
.-.Glv on the 10th inst. lt will in
-.-u,t ami surprise Americans to learn
Liza. a- has Jewish relations.
Each succeeding election return IN
....aav makes worse show Tor Prince
.-.arck. In England or any other
v-. regulated country there would be
....ns lett for him to 10 but resign.
Bismarck. on the contrary, rails at
Pc. ulssuess amt wjcSedness OF forty
... millions ci people and threatens
-. resign. The tact that the threat
a.urars may be- taken as an indication
...lt !, will not be carried out. The old
.gre vii. probably bo tried. Bismarck
will resign and William will not accept
lis resignation, as has So often been the
.4se before. Ii ne should really resign
..a opposition, while they may lind II
... .i,tiiru't 10 defeat Bismarck. will
..s.,a very difficult task 70 select a
...r VITO shall unite all the factions
.-ir own ranks.
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FIRE RECORD.
A Big Blaze at Cincinnati.

CISCINNArI, November IA fire,
tonight, broke out in the five story
building on Walnut street near Second,
in rooms occupied by l.. f. Brown, OF
the Home Lamp Company, and extend
ed to Beedinger & Siehert's flour sack
factory and paper ware house. These
two firms occupied the entire building,
which was double one, for stores. l..
f.. Browns loss is estimated at $1,000;
insured. Beedinger 4 Siebert's loss is
about $4,000: insurance $4,000. The
buildings belonged to Mrs. ThorwaId,
and are badly used up. Loss
estimated at $1,000. The fire extended
to and damaged Burk Il Wendle's candy
factory to the extent of $1,000 on the
stock and building, which is covered by
insurance.
Railway Shops Burned.
CoLuMBus, O., November IA fire
in the blacksmith shop and foundry OF
the Piqua division OF the p. c. 4 st. l.
railway company. this afternoon, caused
a loss of s., 1000, supposed to be insured.
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Prominent Steamboatman Dead

NEW ORLEANS, November l3.-Capt.
Joseph 4. Aiken, prominent steam
boat man and wharf lessee OF this city,
Is dead
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Baltimore.

BALTryoRE, November H. Flour -
Oniet and steady. Wheat-Western
hioher and closing steady; No. winter
rel spot AMI seller November 81 500
| 30b. Corn-Western inactive and
firm; mixed spot and seller November
GGYc; seller December GSiGbS!c; seller
January 7OiG7Olc; steamer G3!c. Oats
Quiet. Rye-DuII a, 81 o.. Hay
OnIet. Provisions-Steaiy with a fair
iSbbing trade; mess pork $l1 -. BuIk
Me,ts-Saoulders unchangcd; clear
rib sides packed SlmIOc. Bacon
shoulders l3ic: clear rib rib sides lie;
hams l3l@l4ic. Lird-Rehned l2!c.
Butter-Steady; western grass lSCd2oc.
Eogs-Firm at 27G2Sc. Petroleum
Nominal; refined 7lc. Cotee-'lutt;
Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair Mt !lc. ~,
gar-Ouiet; A soft l0c. Whisky-Dull
and lower.
CINCINNATI, November l2.-Cotton-
Firm at ll}c. Flour-Qulet. wheat
Active, firm andhI@her; NO. req WIN
ter 81 Il. COrn-Strong ami higher;
No > &c: new ear 6Otd Gic. Oats
scarcs and firm; No. . mixed 46G946!c.
Rye-Quiet AMI unchansed Il - 10.
BsrlevSSteadv: 40. fall 81 -. Pork
Scarce Scar at SIS 25. Lard-Strong and
biySer at sll 20@ll 25. Bulk Meats
Srarce firm and unchanged. Bacon
scarce and nominal. Whisky-Dul!
at 81 OS; combination sales OF finished
goods, 1922 barrels, on basis OF II Us.
Rutter-Easier and not quotably lower.
Toledo
TOLEDO, November y. - Wheat -
Esev. No. 2 red Wabash spot 81 3S;
seller December 81 est seller January
y 40,; seller February 81 42!. Corn
Quiet; No. . spot and seller Novem.
her and December 63lc; seller January
64Ic bid: seller MAY bStc. Oats-Duil
and nominal.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Fairly active but
irregular.
STATE SECURITIES Without important
change.
STocKs-The market was irregular al
the opening but generally weak and
lower, and the entire list soon became
heavy, prices declining / to II per cent,
the latter in Texas Pacific. Before
noon, however, speculation took an up.
ward turn, and an advance took place
in which the entire market participated.
This was followed by fractional reac-
ton, but during the afternoon the dea-
ings were characterized by very
strong tone, and after the second
call when the last figures
Of the day were current. Memphis and
Charleston sh wed an advance OF u per
cent, Nashville and Chattanooga 1 !,
Chicago ard Alton y, Louisville and
New Albany 81, Alton and Terre Haute
preferred 3, and the remainder OF the
list ! to . per cent. In the final .ai,s
there was reaction Of 10 per cent. i'll
which most OF the active stocks shai, i
TransactiOus 3Dl 900 shares
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 10 6 Per Cent.-Governments
Unchanged-FIour Quiet and Un-
changed Wheat Active, Firm
and Higher-RogsStsady
and Firm.
FIN ANCE.
New Yorx.

New YORK. November l2.-MsNsY -
At SG6 per cent; closing offered at 1
per cent. Prime mercantile paper ca
7per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills, dull at 4SI; demand 4S5.
SLvER-At London sid per ounce
bar silver here 1923; subsidiary silver
coin / per cent discount.
GOVERNMENT Unchanged except 1. )
l. LII nra l nnr nnnt hirhnr
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Bu: nepcnt5e, hu .:ish, and opium,
and chloral are not % nave AL this field
to themselves. There spraug up a
weej N Gucatau, Of this continent,
which sas to h'witch the world 1t
crossed 'hr ocean in til. fifteenth CEN
thy nj captured spain. Then it cap
IN 81 PItuga! Then French ambss-
sad rs took /, to Paris, and Sir Walter
Raleigh introduced il into England;
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PRODUCE.
N ew YORK.

y" Sales. 'On'errcd;
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

DANvMLE, Ky, November l3.-Sam.
uel Pence, a son OF Joab Pence, OF
Compton, Wolfe county, Was run over
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Broke Els N eek.

CIHrlyxATI, November l5.-Joseph
Fisher, aged five years, while playing in
stable near the corner OF Carr and
SIoo streets, yesterday afternoon, acci-
deatally fell from loft, distance Of
fifteen feet, and broke his neck. His
body was taken to his home near by.
DR.. Freeman signed the death certificate
and the coroner decided not to hold an
mo lest
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is taking its place in many families. 1t
is first prescribed by physicians for
sleeplessness and the patient keeps OH
with 1t because he likes the effect OF it.
II is sold by the ton in Germany. Baron
Liebis saws one chemist in Germany
makes and sells hail ton 4 week.
Chlrral has already bound for perdtion
mu,titudrs OF aen and women. Its
captives in BroOsl lyn are CounSng up
v.rv rapidly Look cut fer Hydrate OF
ChloraI. Rut | was speaking chiefly OF
OF ium under this heal You never
h, ar sermon before this against opium
eating. Il is time the l0,uG0 pulpits of
America became Numbering Sinais
against this playa narcotic.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-01-20

After being a Captive ivl sixteen
months among the Sioux Indians, ten
months o. that time was with the Med
icine Man Of that tribe, | came in pos
session of the FIVE different Banks
Herbs. Roots and Plants that Goa
alone put on this Hemisphere ia th1
shape OF vegetation to cure the sick
and the afflicted.
| recommend this. not for the cure
Of all diseases as a great many Mrdl-
cinps are recommended to do. | sell
this for " hat y know it will do, that
is Liver complaint, all Urinary Or
gans, Kidney and Bladder diseases
and all diseases originating from a
stomach. | have put the
medicine down in price III reacl of all.
| sell one box for twenty-five cents or
three boxes for fifty cents.
For full particulars, Address
J. A. SrULL,
Sole Agent
Mechanlcstown, Nd
Jan. 20 At.
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WINTER AND SPRING Have Joined
hearts and hands. Rev. Isaac PfouIz, of
townsville district aged shout 80 years, and
Miss Catharlne Doyle, perhaps 20 or 30,
were last week united in the holy bonds of
matrimony. In the near future we may he
able to truly say that "winter still fingers
in the lap of spring" We congratulate
this couple, and hope that our old friend
Rev P. may live to be hundred years
OLD Banner.
County COMMISSIONERS county
commissioners have been busily occupied
during the past week IN the appointment
Of new road supervisors. of whom the law
provides for some two hundred and fifty
odd. Owing to the late heavy SHOWS and
the extra services thereby necessitated in
cleaning the various county roads and re-
moving the drifts. the commissioners have
been called upon to pass upon a number
of claims for extra compensation.-Freier
ick Times.
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TDL:YZ'v News.
J0ttinSs from our Exchanges.

Fahno.'ock Brothers of Gettysburg have
made An assignment for the benefit Of
Major Robert Bell assignee
Hr,nirk.
Hon. On'crhr!'gc Horsey, ofthisvallev,
i. spokcn of M the successor Of Hon. A. J..
Gorman ~ President ~ the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal-Nalsy Register.
The county commissioners Tuesday rat
flied the repnr, on the first mile Of the new
road nf the Trbana turnpike examiners
\ ,nllg,," will b" opened Immediately near
Mr.. Jas H. Gnmbrilrs mill -- Times.
A band of Gyrsirs have Mcn encamned
FIR some weeks pa in y piece of woods a
few miles south Of this place. They are
provided with tents. and with the all OF
large stoves managed IN keep from frrcz-
ing during the late cold weather. VaNty
Register.
RATTLE M Anders 4 Son, proprie
tors of the National Hotel. Woo''shoro'
will rattle large hog weighing 500 pounds
and a fine strnn Of sleigh bells NJ that place
on Thursday, o7th inst The highest Num-
her to take the hog and the lowest num-
her 10 take the stran Of bells - Ctizrn.
AaRIcrLTuWAL soCIrTY-At the meet
ing OF the Agricultural Snriet, Of Freder-
ick county. held in this CITY on SATURDAY.
last. the management of the old officers Of
tn. Society WIS cordially md heartily en-
dorsrd nv their unanimous rr.c'rct'on for
smother wear The next annual Fair will
hrCin on TUESDAY the 11th Of October, and
continue for four days. - Union.
A PrBTLC SCHOoL BUILDING IN DAN
GER Thursday morning II was discovered
that the roof of The South street rnhliC
Scho u had become weakened by the weigh,
of snow resting upon il and was in dan
gerous condition The rnfrrs gave ev
dpnce of want ofstrrng,h, and indeed were
bending under The load upon them. TIL,
school authorities were sent for, and. upor
arriving and examining the building All
thorizrd the teachprs to dismiss the schol
ars until such time as the building could h'
strengthened Carpenters were put a
work Mt rnees-- Tmr.
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SALE REGISTER.

PRIVATE SALE.--Mrs. Sarah Webster
offers her excellent farm Immediately wes'
Of this town, at private sale.
PRIVATE SALR.-Mr. q. J. Sigmund Of
fers Mt private Sale, and the offer will be
held open until March 1, 1881, his large
and productive farm on Owens Creek, on
the road leading from Rocky Ridge to
Creagerstown, adjoining the Biggs Mill
Property.
PUBLIC SALE.-Hamllton Harhaugh
and Charles A. Eyler, executors OF David
Harbaugh, deceased, will sell all the per-
aonal property Of snid deceased consisting
of mare Saddle and Bride buggy, sleigh
harness and household furniture, on Thurs
day Feb. 10, 1881. Terms-six months
on all sums above five dollars, bearing in.
tercst. Five dollars and uLder, cash.
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John Fir0r

deceased reported by his Executors and
this day filed be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause tn the Contrary he shown on
or before the l4tn day of February A d..
1881, provided copy of this Order be pub
lis'ed IN some newspaper printed and pub
li>hcd in Frederick County for three sue
ressive weeks prior TO said 18th day of
February A. D. 1891. The Executors re-
port the sale off, Farm, Containing One
and tn,iy-six acres ofland of said
deceased, situated in Mechanicstown dis
trict, in Frederick County. Maryland, for
the ross sum of Six Thousand One hun
drdd and thirty-tw" (G132 OW dollars,
JOHN r. LOWE
DANIEL CASTLE Oft.
AUGUSTUS w. NICHODEMUS
Judges Of the Orphans Court
True Copy,
Test,
James p Perry.
Register of Wills.
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q Fl RIFF F A L T Y .
Jan. coat

To the Voters Of Frederick County:
Feeling grateful for the interest NANTES
ted il, my hehalt before, and at the Coun-
ty Convention held in 1879 by 80 many OF
nv friends throughout the county, and as
| then stated now announce myself rs a
candidate for the next Sherlffhlty of Fred
erick county (suhiec, to the decision of a
Republican Nominating Convention,) and
respectfully solicit your favorable consider
alton
The nublic's humblcservant.
Nov ~ If. II. r. STEINER.
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Abram Lonr, Lewis Matthews, F. N. Viii
hide. W.n McKissick.
Le,oistoacn, No 30 Andrew II. flb'ugh
Coleman Bowers, J. Ii. Eichelergcr, 9. E
Fresl,our, James l., Green, j II. Hinca
Louis Miller. A. ] Myers, Michael Wach
ter.
EMMITTsBURG, Jan. 18th 1881
Mr.. EDrroR OF CLARION Nhe sleigh
ing still continues good and in consequences
business OF all kinds is brisk Sleighirg par
ties are sent out in every direction daily
and the merry jingle Of the bells are heard
al ali hours during the day and night.
At n dancing party at Fountain Dale
Springs last we'k quarrel ensued which
finally ended in free fight in which clubs
and knives were freely used During the
frnras a young man named Miller WAS
badly cut about the face and arms 1t was
at first supposed that he was dangerously
wounded but he is now rapidly improving
VIM. B. McNaire WINS seriously injured
last week by his horse FILLING on him willie
crossing Flat Run. His leg was badly
crushed and his ankle di>located.
Mrs. Mnnshower died very suddenly on
Sunday last ut the residence Vt her Sonin-
law, j NJ Shoemaker near this place. Her
funeral takes place to day at Toms Greek
church. Rev VIM Simonion officiating.
81 Vincrn,s School of this place which
is in charge Of + Father White and the
Sisters Of Charity are Eaving grand
sle'ghng party. The frs. ius,alment OF
sixty scholars were out Yesterday visiting
and lanrvlown. Tie second
nsts lE,ent of sixty more left this morn
ing to visit Lililrs'own. B"noughtown
md Geti,shurg If the weather cnntin
lrS good the balance will take their trip
o morrow ST. BARBE.
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Executors Notice.
Report of Saley

In the Matter Of the In the Orphans
Real Estate of Court of Frederick
John Firor, County December
deceased Term, 1880
n rderrd nv the Orphans Court of Fred
\ } erick County. this 18th day of Janu-
airy A. d., 1881. TIM, the sale Of the Real
Estate of
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PRIVATE SALE!
OF A
LARG AND PRODUCTIVE
-IoAk2Ae9

'JNhc Undersigned offers, and will hold
open. ut Private Sale, until March Is,
1881, h- farm situated in Cleagerstown
district. on the ROAD leading from Creager>-
town to Rocky Ridge, midway between
'hr two places adjoining the Biggs Mill
Property and within one halt mile of Logs
Station w NJ. r. K. The farm contains,
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200 ACR ES

of land. under good fencing. nearly all
post fence, is improved with a large
BANK BARN, with two threshing floors,
wagon shed and corn crib attached Wa
lpring place within thirty yards Of the
barn. Grain shed tool house, hog pen
and wood shed
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BOTTOM LAM ID,

that cannot be excellcl IN productiveness.
rhe convenience of Railroad Depot and
Mill renders his one Of ;he most desirable
of properties. The stock, farming nipple
men,s and growing grain may be purchas-
ed with the farm. For further particulars
call on or address
GU. Sigmund,
Jan. coat. Mechanicstown Md.
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NOGVvRE 40 PAY.

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JOSEPH WADDLES, Agent,
EMMITTSBURG ND.

This ia a compilation Of thoughts
an0 extracts, AS have chimed in with
the testimony of earnest and aspiring
minds 1t treats Of ia subjects of
dire ct interest and is a book of 600
cages, with 7 steel plate engravings
representing the seven ages Of life as
aorceu 10y Shakespeare 1t has re-
ceived encouraging notice from dl-
vines and preiatps IN all churches and
advances no aeclarlan doctrines
Price in cloth........... ......$3 80.
H IL Morocco. 81 so.
Full Turkey
Jan. l3-4t.
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NOTICE..
The Friend Of Delicate Ladies'

Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
Cure is the remedy that will cure the
many diseases peculiar to women.
Headaches, neuralgia, disorlered
nerves, Weakness, mental shocks and
kindred ailments are rffectualv re.
moved by It's nse.- The Mothers
Magazine
November II #,
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A Grand Reputation.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached - reputation that is ct lmi-
ted by the confines of section or country
There nre no injurious substances. nor
false and tempoar, stmnlants in the prep
ara,ion 1t is purely vegetable, and IN
pounded under n formula that has passed
severe tests, and won endorsements from
some of the highest medical talent III the
country -NeD York WorM
November II IT,
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l3 ACRES OF WOODLAND.

lying one mile from the farm. The soil Of
the farm is known ~ Red Land and has
been regularly and heavily lined. There
are forty acres of
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ROUGH-CAST Log HOUSE,

well laid of with summer kitchen detached
Two wells of water and m excellent peach
and apple orchard.
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M A r RED.

On Dec. 12 1880 in Baltimore, Miss Alice
V. Willhide of this place, to Mr. Robert
Wright of Baltimore.
On the 18th instant at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. w. c. Wire
George Stimmel to Savilla c Grushon
Doth Of this county.
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goal Mems.

Coo Yards Of Fancy Prints, Just
WV receiveda at
Jan 20 Ct. &. II. JOHNoONS
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02
A5STGNEEi5SaLE,

NoIlCr Is ~ .ERY GIVEN, G.st gs 4 sic,..
ce ofJ L. Lilil l,ou / Co., 70 lisu ts.i-'.. WI
on si,nJay. tic .tA dsy rfMsr. is,i, O. i' -
clock m. O; Csc,tla, Arkansas. ls,e,sl o.
sell TO TIE shcst bidder Tor os-h iu Aa4d. jsy
en- tire sipck of e. Is, wares aud mere .sf ..sc
now ia tie st0rc house formerly oocu.iea ty
J l. Darlington a co AT usceois, Araausss,
and to ccutuG, the sa!c of same f.Um dsy L. day
until all /, disposed Of That .; The same time
and place, viii also proceed 10 sel Iae 4. ter
Get Of the sall J l.. Ed.iggtoa in and TO the
Store aud lot, n sceola. Arkahsas. now occu-
pied by Dunayhut = NSnHe. sAd Tor ,Ai san :
purposes.
Iwil also on Monday the s'ia day Of May
ISL, 81 40 clock, a. IN. at hlS tLr,ile, AlA.,
proceed to sgu ~ public auction to thc h.s'io I
blader for cash in hand, the catIe Stock q gro
ccries. DRY Goods. " ares ard Merchandise nov
in the ; ore house formerly o5Oapled b. said
J l. Ediueton \ co, al BIytAcyi lr, Alkarsss.
The proceeds OF said sale to lie sppl.td, frat
to the payment of the necessary eusi snd exI en-
srs Of the assignments second 10 The paymcGt
In fal ofJ. l. Farssson & Cos. oebt. thi-d
10 tAc payment in fun Of Lennon & Gale;
fourth. HI, Standish X Co; h1h. Goodhar
< Go SIKH; II I Simon 5 Mere; seventh
Sshwab n 10 cga %: TO ,he Other creditors Of
said J |. ldrin.Jou \ TO rSo RAJ,.
The sale q ooaaade frcla day to day until ev-
eryt4.ag is s5,i.
c Il. GAYLORD.
April md, lSs,. Assignee.
The Osceola times., 1881-04-02
ANslGNNE,& NAEn.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GlvtN, thst ss assign
tc,fJ W Rhodes 60 , in liquidation, viii
on Monday TIE end day Of May, 1881, NJ 10 "
clocS, 4. m. 1t Golden Lake, Arkansas. proceed
to sell at uh'ic ou.cry to the hish,s, bidder for
cash IL hand. the oDtire ,ivo ct go Us varrs and
merchandise NOW in the store house formerly oc-
cupicd nv J. ". Rhodes q Co., at Golden Lake,
Nrkau as, aud to cortiluc the salt OF same for
20 days Uuless sooner sold out,
Iwin also On Monday the e3rd. day OF Nay q.
isSl. al 10 O'Clock, . N at Gendalc, Arsausas,
proceed to sell AT public action to the highest
bidder tor cash IN hand, the e,iue stock oi
Groccr!rs, Dry ca. .ds, Wares and Merchandise
nov in the Store house formerly occupied by
said j. W. Rhodes ~ 20, IT Glendale, Arsau-s 4.
The proceeds ct said sale TO be applied, ns::
10 the pay mctt Of the necessary cost and expeH-
o,s OF the assignments second 70 the payment
IN iuil Of J. 7 Fsfgason & cos or't; Third
TO the Other creditors og saidJ. W. Rhodes : CO.
mo RATA.
The sale 20 eoHilage from dsy to day ru,ll eN
er!tAiug Is sold
= 7 sNIT FS,
March r, 'Ssl h,s -p.s.