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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-20
INDISPENSABLE BARGAINS

INDISPENSABLE BARGAINS!
MARKED DOWN PRICES
COCHRANE & cos,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
75c. An-Whalebone CORSETs now 4sc.
81. 25 Splendid Summer CORSETS. now 75c.
Thomson Glove Fitting CORsETS, CSC.
12Sc. Hemstitch AlI.inen HDKFS., now 10c.
15c. Hemstitch AIl-Linen HDKFS., now 121@c.
50 dozen Gents Extra Fine All Linen HDKFS., 81. so
per dozen. OF this last item bought 800 dozen-one
solid case-the Goods were cheap.
FREE HORsE-CAR TICKETS
To purchasers of g. to enable Patrons to examine
EXTRA VALUES OFFERED
400 BEFORE STOCK TAKING
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
9H-PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-921
WILL OFFER
GRAND BARGAINS
THE COMING WEEK IN
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
FROM AUCTION.
AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF 121c. PER YARD.
We have made special efforts show the best assert
ment of really desirable EDGINC1S and INSERTINGS
ever shown at this price, and believe havs
ceeded
In INSERTINGS. we show particularly fine assert
ment al above price.
BOSTON HOUSE,
WOODWARD LOTHROP
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-03-26
gUDaz SIMMONS,
AMI Agriculture Editor.


II DttemhHf,t ti W $3.50.
pspeflenee 10, tba 81 NhoH llmh0'.
cotton OF Diot aeha tindl uII
east ~ merr fruit hhuh j loIg
iimbed. 81 din 1t ofiinuu llnd
II. by long hmbcd Io mun.
what II known as tlo common .o'
ton, Ia II ccrAinlF couo..F 'of iI.
most prolific sho J-lim5ad loI DIIa
icf varieties will cast o1 q grau'
deal more fruit ,hnn mo- common
variety on every Ni y Of ao'l :
and The proportion i about Doe
same On rich au Il is on poor land .
and J think the same Viil b. found
to be true Of every prollhs 'arIc.
", without regard ~ length n.
limbs though J have had but IT,
tie experience with Iong-iimbod
prolific varieties.
have grown 4 prolific cluster
variety ofco,,on this year, on every
variety Of soil, from tWo babes per
acre down to almost nothing, and
am confident it cast Of the same
proportion Of its fruit on the rich.
est that it did on the poorest spots ;
that is a great deal NOR, dian Il
matured. But the important qucs-
ton is, not which will cast of most
but which viii mature most fruit
think it will be- found that the vl-
riety which casts of the creates,
amount Of fruit viii be- the one thlt
natures the greatest amount. a
very large majority Of the farmer,
OF ms country lave, during the
last five years, had the profit,
short-limbed variety growing b.
the side Of the common variety on
every kind Of soil. mostly on thin
soil, and every one has discarded
the common as soon rs he rrodu.-
ed seed enough Of The other to
plant his whole crop, and il is the
general opinion that the short-Iimb-
cd produced twice as much a he
common variety. DR.. NJ. II. Zcll
ncr, in Southern culiya'ot.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-03-26
A Word with Planters.

Profit by the experience OF the
last year. The failure Of crops
last year was owing, with many
planters, TO the fact that they were
overcropped, and rs a consequence
OF that. and Of most unproptiou,
seasons, they were unable 10 work
their crops well. the result of whirl,
was a most disastrous failure. The
true policy is to undertake no NOR,
than You can do well. One acr,
OF corn or cotton, thorough,
worked-the ground having beer
first well prepared-will Weld NOR,
than two acres where the prepare.
ton Of The land and the subsequent
cultivation are bad. The yer,
aevere winter we have had. and
present indications. justify the be.
~ lhat this will be a good crou
r.-cotion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-03-26
~ cell Iiinta

The acreage Of corn in Illinois
last year was 7@.57I,5fs, which
yielded 25o,697,o3o bushels. yalu-
at $S3,7s7,o59.
The new census will show there
are s3o,223 looms and Io,02t,I47
.spindles in the United States, con
Stunning 1903. 49, bales OF cotton,
and emp'o ing 1903 persons.
To pass iadgmen, on the good
qualities Of a COW, keep tho COL
loving points aiwaysiumind Sh.
must be 4 good breeder a fict.
long and large mixer; an easy
milkeT, with long tccts; possess a
quiet disposition; have q good
form rich color a good es-
cutchcpn.
Glover is d very str n ,aF-rcot-
ed pant and strikes is feeders
deep into he earti. finding ratri-
m,nl Were the finer roots Of &C.
reals would not 20. The piopor.
ton which The roots bear to the top
IS very large, md IN The removal
Of the crop these are left to rot and
add their elements 20 Enrich the
soil.
Ten pounds Of tobacco ont Of
every eleven thr; IS used in this
Country is grown here. We grow
about Sot 100000 pounds, import
100000, expert about 3si.ooo.-
COO, leaving 77,ooo,oco Ter con-
sumption. 1t is estimated that
there are abou, 100000 smokers
in the United States; thus TIL,
yearly average per smoker is clcv-
en- pounds.
The importation Of raw silk in
this country amounted to over
$ia,o.oo,ooo during the past year.
The silk industry, with a duty Of
over 90 per cent. is rather over
simulated. Would il not be n
good thing to put a little more en-
ergy into the linen industry. few
manufactures of which exist in
this country Our importations o.
flax goods are about $as,ooo.ooc
annually.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-03-26
ENLARGE IND plvElnp TINS rnsn

shrunh whsii1 ~ IN part ffnm nature nr dI..
.aw ,AiNler ffrr bsarnte ease lni send siamp
W ~ ~ ANAuta, ~. 40 hnmnnF tlleb.
~ tFietshte tpuvspuudsnes puuuifuiai
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-03-26
MISUNDERSTANDING
PARKERs HAIR BALSAa Il. T B,..: -
ELEGANT IEWELpY cpghp.

Qes week iHs84r aH4 tlpa. Terms and
% fra ,Ilrs.It UtltfttAt. ra-l.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-03-26
SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
Tun FAnMTnas .unNaN1Au

MaNiKf. a new v~frutahla from a a. dinsfinx
fuul anything Ftft aritu hHn fpiir.Out raw nf
unuksf Sefi ani hY mn Ctf 4 papaf saya
Hsan ~ japan. haif bean hTifpaa ssidh y chem
lsis 10 10 The firhasf hunifu had nuWn Fine
fntfFf plant. aisn Heri. n eia y plpsr. Cuban
ulesu Watermelon. iusf %inirufied lsfnrst variety
ever Efuvn w 4 =. nrr. i~uafinus. crisp aud
AuEafY hsat To Keep ~ fhip. - eta n Usntf 81 -
tgsda, . paper hf u Nefv srtnsu. ing fWuad
M~usk nrinn lttErf known tnH fsnt long fine
quality flrF ~ urGiiur. ts es = Hqfef Gilman
Tomato urhrsi nttuT early. prolific. cold uu.
tl4n tom tom the NiiF. Yields immensely
~ the Htrith NhnrH ufhFr rnrn falls. tnrluaird
high " ctt a patFF tunu tUfu. EfAlust iu. long,
! ~ hrupt Nssf sNt hfiuE hhn'nrs ufirts. ibrts.
npnpar Al he aiaite sent ff q. q ~ each fuf a.
AdinsHC q. u. GILBERT = TO. Atlanta. Gin.
Atlanta.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-03-26

To lutrriuer or UHw styles ani lunHrnna tafa
ws make me t.ipsIuE Unparalleled onfu ff 4
short lime The Fsrin fArke contains = rnii
Plated Wnirh thHin asaie shawl riu. Lads sie-
EantsftlrWrlU sea 10 au ON niitnus. eulsl Hnak.
Lao, sft fhFatr stltt Enii rlHta band rnF collar
button. keY sing pHNrt hlk. imitation six
hHHikFfrhlNf FHHt pencil. ruHulr puNUInpfa aud
yisluug carts Az thrsH niailsd 10 YOU ~ ~ In
stamp packets ff tl0 Ihu i0t can b. 70
tailed ~ fufu a. D. Eu
The hnYuitassst contains ono snpstb amfihYst
ring, Flfxant coral hruurh ~ 10 boa. hurF nret.
lsca clfal sleeve hlituns. engraved Euid plate
h~fsrolsts. fusr tcaff pin. rHli plated lads Hsft euit
rlafs sleeve buttons, heavy EuHi plato studs. ittpIY
cameo soau pins genuine lhfisian diamond stud.
Naltfss rfnHs with y diamond center. baauumt
Jst sleeve Buttons. plated collar button, plated
Nnk watch ch1ln, plalu gold plate ring. hobby
cameo UuE. Maltese safuuFs with T. diamond
%satttnE-. gents fuii como aaBtthyst set. iadys
uli plated ~ Nith Wblts sinnH settings. int and
cameo srHu rin. eng sold plate sleeve buttons.
The whnie % his magnificent collection Aent
SECURE n.y. mail ~ o. = ~ q F. Z fnr q. This ID
esH - f~stallst easily 81 frum : 90 ftL Address.
81 IlWELhl 90. Atlanta "a.
tWr ATLANTA Atnnr says luis rnmuanv Il
pHfteftr reliable, and ihe amgBut tlsy give Tor
1V9f money 10 a~atgnudlug"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
Treatment Of w omen.

From the fall of the Roman empire in
the west to the fourteenth and fifteenth
century, women spent most OF their
time alone, almost entirely strangers to
the Joys OF social life; they seldom went
abroad but to be spectators of such
public diversions and smusemsnts as
the fashions OF the times counteDa need.
Francis /. was the first who introduced
women on public days to court; before
his time nothing was to be seen in any
of the courts in Europe but gray-beard.
ed politicians, plotting the destruction
OF the rights and liberties OF mankind.
ami warriors clad in complete armor,
all ready to put their plots into ex'
ecuIion. In the thirteenth and four
teenth centuries elegance had scarcely
any existence, and even cleanliness WAS
hardly considered as laudable. The use
of them was not known, and the most
delicate OF the fair sex wore wooden I'M
derclothiny. In Paris they had meat
only three times week; and ten pounds
was a large portion" for a young lady.
The better sort OF citizens used splinters
OF wood and rags dipped in oil instead
OF candles, which in those days were a
luxury rarely to be met with. Wine
was only to be had at the shops OF the
apothecaries, where it was sold as a
cordial; and to ride in two wheeled
car was reckoned a grandeur so enyisbIe
that Philip tne Fair prohibited the
wives of cit Gems from tnjoyingit. In
the time of Henry VIII. OF England, the
peers of the realm carried their wives
behind them on horseback when they
went to London, and in the same man
ner took them back TO their country
seats, with hoods of waxcd linen over
their heads, and wrapped in nantes oil
cloth 10 secure them from the cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THREE DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made by Edward Gator and Jane Ciatoi
ms wife, 10 me as trustee, the hrst dated Janu'
ary z 1878, recorded In Deed OF Trust BOOK no
Is. page ZIG, the second dated March 2, 1875 re
coded In Trust Book No. IA, page ], and the
third dated July IS, 1872 recorded In Trust 5ook
No. l6, page 7, in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Cousty Court OF ohio county, West virginia, !
will sell NJ rublic auct on at the front door OF
the Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY OF JUNE. 1881,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de-
scribed property: A part Of lot numbered Sl,in
Updegraf' Q addition TO the city of Wheeling said
part fronting sixteen feet on the south side OF
Eighteenth street, sixteen feet west OF Chap Inc
street. aud running back South an even widtn
of sixteen feet fifty seven feet more or less -
four foot private alley, with the privilege oil
using the water pipe crossing the property lying
east. 49,,
The title Is believed TO be perfect but viii
convey only the title vested In me by said deeds
OF trust
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third, and as much more
as the purchaser may elect, In cash on the day
OF sale, The balance in two equal payments al
ak and twelve months, notes bearing interest
N be given for the deferred payments, and the
{ tie retained until payment Is made IN full.
DENNIS O'KEEFFE,
Trustee.
W W Cow DEN Solicitor. mayn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
Secret Of Happiness.

How often have We longed for perfect
enjoyment and how seldom found it
Misfortune has come or i'll health over
taken us. Perhaps a cough las come
upon us which threatens that dreaded
of all diseases, consumption, and we
feel that death is near. With what JOY
should we be filled then, when such a
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is placed within our
reach. 1t hiss cured thousands who
were nearer the grave than ouI selves,
and made their lives peaceful and hap
DIV. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness'
Loss of Voice, Difficulty OF Breathing, OF
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs,
are positively cured by this wonderful dis
coyery. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that DR.. Kings New Discovery
riR cure, il you will call at Logan, List q
Co.'S drug store you can get trial bot
tie for ten cents or regular size bottle
for slo0. Sold by Logan & Co..
Wheelinga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
Pres. National Anti Monopoly League
Headquarters, I Warren st n. \.

Appropos OF vaccination, ysthe Lor-
don Truth, some members OF a certain
noble English household were desired to
submit themselves to the ordeal OF re-
vaccination. The lymph was 70 b. ex-
tracted from the arm OF the infant son
OF the house. All to whom the operation
was considered neCdful underwent the
process queitly enough until it came tie
cooks turn. This cook, who was q
brawny Scotch woman, steadfastly and
positively refused on the ground that no
English blood should enter her veins "
After much expostulation and delay she
was yaccinated with lymph taken
straight from o Scotch cali. Her arm
alone took from among those r, vaccinat'
ed, and with much triumph she asserts
the fact as showing the superiority oil
"wee Scotch beastie" over a noble
English Lord.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
Horseshoes Unnecessary.
Horses ard Roads, p. lSL

anu ANOa-st y w
The use Of hOIseshoes is sin; they
are unnecessary, and "thsir results are
purely evil" they torture the animal
and shorten his life; and the sin carries
along with il the curse OF being con.
tinual source of worry aud expense to
his owner. Fashion" cannot plead
eff ctualy in their favor, as they detract
from action, activity, smsrtness and
speed. But then, perhaps, fashion
demands clatter; there is no accounting
for taste.
The bearing rein would be still less
needed for a horse which, having no
pains in his feet, would not be shifting
about. and pdtting himself into SLOUGH.
ing postures at every moment in order
10 relieve them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03

An, YES, fond youth! Ii may be very
nice to court girl in the far northern
countries where the nights are six
months L ny; but just think OF the vast
amount Of peanuts and gum drops the
young man, when going to see his glrl,
must lug along with him in order to
kill time, and induce her to believe that
his affection for her is as warm as ever.
And then the sad lesve-taking few
weeks before sunrise. lie whispers
Goodnight, love" and she softly muir
murs, Goodnight, dear" when
shall l see you again? Tomorrow"
40 morrow night" he replies, as he
kisses her up-turned face. Tomorrow
night" she repeats, with voice full OF
emotion. "Six leng, weary months.
Can't you call around few days before
breakfast, Charlss?' Finally Charles
tears himself away, with promise to
write her l6O letters before the next day
draws to a close.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
New York has a policeman who. when

New York has policeman who. when
. Q departs this life, should be reverently
sit fed and preserved for the admiration
OF his fellows. He actually doesn't
know how lager beer tastes-a fact al
most incredible, but quite true, never
theless. He arrested man last Sunday
night for selling beer, and at the trial
was asked for his proof OF the act. II
saw boycoming out OF his place with
q pail OF Il, your Honor" How did you
know il was beer2" az saw the froth
in IT," "rhat does not prove it was
beer Why didn't you taste IT." Il
would not knos Il was beer il / did, as
/ never tasted the stuff" replied the
officer. An amazed silence fell upon
the courtroom, and all mel stared al
this extraordinary policeman. When
they had looked at the curiosity long
enough the Judge ordered the prisoner
discharged. "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
POLITICAL SUICIDE.
The Republican Party I'm the
Agony OF Dissolution.
20 the Cincinnati Commercial. Rep,

Special to the Cincinnati Commercial. Rep.
WASHINGTON, May IA leading
Stalxart, q man known to the country
at large and an intimate friend OF ex'
Senator Conkling, was asked by your
correspondent for an inside view from
the ultra Stalwart standpoint as matters
and things appear at the capital CITY,,
"Don't quote my name" said he,
"and / will talk frankly"
Certainly not" replied your CORE
spondent, "for what want 10 some in
side points as seen by Stalwarts in
Washington"
"well, them" said he, ITO begin with,
the Republican party is dead!"
"Not so, my dear sir; not so-there's
too much OF it to die"
"Very well: cultivate the cheerful
view until you hear from Ohio and New
York this fall, and then remember what
i say" replied the Stalwart. with very
wise expression on his benevolent
countenance. "You will think oil 1t
then"
"But New York and Ohio are not the
Republican party" replied; There
ara other outlying districts"
True; but the first important cleo
tons under the present Administration
occur in these staies. We shall lose
both oil them, and it will be the begin
ming Of the end: The Republican party
with these two States In Democratic
hands won't amount TO much"
"But suppose Conkling and Piatt are
both reelected, will that help matters
from your standpoint?
"Some; but the damage is already
done, and it 10 irreparable. The breach
is made"
Suppose they are defeated"
"New Yo,k viii 20 Democratic. be-
lieye it will 90 Democratic any way.
Our party L mean the Republican party,
has been stabbed ct a vital point"
He continued: "rhis is the last Re-
publican Administration. 1t would be
well to paint sign and put it over the
White House door thus: James A.
Garfield, last Republican tenant OF this
building"
That would be cheerful for office
seekers"
yes" replied the Stalwsrt, "and for
Office holders also. James q. Blaine
might occasionally glance up at it. l
should hope he would. They will all go
in the gentle spring time, 1884. WORK
ed in the Indiana campaign, the State
which saved Garfield after Blaine lost
his State and when all looked dark. A
Democratic friend said TO me at Indian.
apolis, You are spending your time and
money out here, and il Garfield gets in
you'll have another Hayes i have
thought OF that since, and although l
had no use for Hayes, / wish he was
back again. We have worse man than
HAYES. But we're done with Ohio men
in the main. There will not be another
one elected President this century un-
less he's Democrat. Ohio Democrats
do very we'll, but Ohio Republicans
deliver me from them-that is, in the
White House."
They do well enough as voters ?'sug-
gested your correspondent.
The Stalwart laughed. He acknowl'
edged that they could vote considerably
in a close election.
Then he added, ave given you
gloomy view, but not darker than | feel.
believe the Republican party is hold.
ing the last term OF its lease OF power
We can write over its tomb: Killed,
but not by the Democrats"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
Imporhnt.

When you visit or leave New York
Civ. save baggage, expressage and car
r,sye hire. and stop at the Grand Union
Hotel. opposite Grand Central Depot
45O rooms, fi..ed up at cost CT one MIL
lion dollars, reduced to 81 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator
Restaurant supplied with the best;
Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad
to ali depo;s. Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Union
Ho,el than at any other first class hotel
n the eity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03

Wheeling, municipal COurtoi hheeiihb' APHi
80 1881
Patrick Kennedy,
Theodore y. Darragh, ct al
This day came the said complainant by his
attorney, and IL appearing 10 the Court mat the
attachment issued in this cause on the oh day
of August, laS0 returnable To tie september
term 1850 OF this COURTS docketed aud that the
b.Il and exhibits thereof were filed in the cause
at the September Rules lSsO oil this Court, and II
further appearing from the return OH the said
attachment that George MCCully, then Deputy
Sergeant for James w. Sweeney, late Sergeant OF
the City of Wheeling, levied the said attachment
as to the def ndant Theodore 3 Darragl; upon
the one undivided one-third 81 tide south half OF
a lot of ground in the addition TO the town oil
Wheeling laid out by Noah Zane, and designat-
ed on the plat OF said town by being numbered
four az in the fourteenth square of said addi
ton, aud fronting on the east side OF Chapline
street, between Eleventh street and Twelfth
street in the city Of Wheeling with improve
ments thereon, subject however to the dover
right of the defendant Mary Darragh, widow,
therein on the 9th day Of August, 1880, al 4
O'Clock u. And II further appearing that said
defendants, Theodore 5. Darragh and Mary his
wife, aud Emma Van Schaack, are non residents
of the state of West Virginia, and that neither
OF said defendants has been served with process
IN this cause. nor with copy OF the order OF at
tschmeut therein; and IL further appearing that
the object of this suit IS 10 recover from the said
defendant, Theodore 5. DarrGgh, the sum OF
tlSO.US. Win Interest lTOul VI
July, 1880, until payment due from the said de-
PENDANT. Theodore > Darragh, TO the said CON-
plainant, and the costs OF this suit, and 10 sub
ject the property levied upon as above TO the
payment thereO'.
ON motion OF the said complainant by his at
torney, IL is ordered by the Court that the said
defendants, Theodore S. Darragh, Mary Darragh
his wife. and nma Van setback, 40 appear
here within one month after the trst publication
hereof and do what Is necessary protect llIsir
Interests herein, and that this order be publish
ed aud posted according 10 law.
be eby certify that the above order was duly
entered by said Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
OH the 3Oth day OF April, A. ID. 1881, and that
YOU are hereby notified TO respect said order as
above contained.
Teste: THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
Cerk Of the Municipal Court OF wheeli' 6.
JAMS ROGERS,
Attorney for complainant. myl:oawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the En-
rors and indiscretions ofyouth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C.. / will send recipe that will cure
YOU, FREE OF cHAseg. This great RENE
DIV was discovered by a missionary In
South America. Send q self.addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph I lnman'
Cation n. New York Citv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
Forty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
the prescription OF one OF the best
female physicians vnd nurses in the
United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success
by sillions Of mothers for their chill
dren. II relieves their child from pain,
cures dysentery and .diarrhoea, gripping
IN the bowels and windeolic. BY Civ
ing health 10 the child Il rests the moth
er. Price % cents q bottle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-03
TRUSTEES SALE
GlADES IRON WORKS
r,,,,,, ,>>, ,,,rxry upcr ytpnINrA
PRESTON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

By virtue OF deed OF trust from william TAFT
and Jennie NJ, TAFT, his wife, and Charles K.
Iavcrty and Helen z. Laverty, his vile, 70 the
undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day OF June,
land records OF Preston county, In the State OF
West Virginia, in deed book No. 46, page Isl. !
will, on
SATURDAY, THE 10th DAT OF JANUARY,
A. d 1881, at the iron furnace, on the premises
10 be sold, commencing at II O'Clock A. H.,
proceed TO sell at public auction, 70 the highest
and best bid Ter, the following described real
estate, or So much thereof as may be necessary
to nav the debts secured by said deed OF trust,
with the accrued interest thereon. and the ex-
penses of sale, including the trustees commits
sious. that Is TO say: The following real estate
and property, situated In Preston county. West
Virginia, on the waters OF Three Forks Greek.
known as the