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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

My con, aged pina years, was fllic!ed with
Catarrh; the use OF Ely's Cream Balm Effected
= complete cure.-W. E. HANxAx. druggist
E.aton, Pa. 10 cts. q package. Sec adve,.
tissment N 1rtsaw =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

EAoRY's Little C4thartio Pills are suifioi.
entity powerful for the most robust, vet the
safest for children and weak Constitutions.
Is cents. 5t =, rru.Aw' !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

Tho oile,iGgs number few hundred lesa than
last week, but there Is sone improvement III Quail.
many common hogs amoag them. These latter are
hard 10 sell, aud have 10 70 with extra weight my
y to .5pounds. per 100 on. Good hogs aie In iair
demand. aud choice, II Il better supply, would
readlly brig better priceG We quote at SiSkc and
tho better grades at Sa9Hc with selections shade
higher; same timo las! year 9114allc not ,8IgeE
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FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa;
DR.. e. SIN 18th,
HI No. 1901 OHAPLINE STREET, 4
"a y.Tles tasgf4 N Near Fnn rteenth Htyfat u

Tho best evidence Of phyhclan'a success ID the
testimony Of his patients. The increaAing do
maua Tor my profession prove that have
dealt honoraGiy aud fairly with those who have
connulted mo never ubo patients name With.
out pesniEion, though have many hundred Ger.
bad been pronounced incurable. thorough med.
lcal education, with many ycAys hospital expert.
ence and familiarity with therapeutic agents., q
close observance Of tempetamental peculialities
aud strict attention to hygienlc management In.
surea success. cure Ia possible, and frankly give
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

IT is no evidence i,ecauBs a man lacks
will power that he h.sn't any power to
make will. .--.-.. -.
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= Tho Editor aud the burglar,

MidHttoirn Transcript. vi a.s ~ ~
y Once upon time a village editor awoke
to fipd a burglar searching in his chamber
for his watch and bonde, drawing his trus.y
pistol from beneath his pillow, he took
steady aim at the intruder's head. Look.
ing around and becoming painfully aware
Of his peril, the burglar pleadingly said M
Spare mo, for have made mistake in
the house. l have found nothing but an
old out, of.date railroad.pass. Let me de-.
part in peace" ,T.il
mot so,"' answered the editor, holding
his aim like skilled marksman, "lor this
is mighty dull week for locals" .s5i1
!"But pause moment and reflect I" re-.
turned the burglar. "Your hated rival, the
Weekly Bungslarler, will 20 to press &c. NOR.
row evening, and would have at least two
columns OF my death and tho Coroner's in
quest. Itwould be fnlly two days ahead OF
you." q. s. 5lsfl IS s,
"'True enough" said tho editor with a
sigh, as he lowered the pistol and replaced
it under his pillow. "You are loo early in
the week for al item ior the, and there.
fore spare you. You will fud the plumbers
houee, Tor which you evidently nlistook
this humble home, next door but one.n "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

tot4l s
The market has been quite slow to-day. dealer.
oliirg hard tor higher figures, which were OBJ
tail co. perhaps, In toms instances but altcg tthei
values may b. quoted At last weeks figures
tttong-in view Of quality. which averages lone
ntte batter ihan i.st weeks oaeitngs a here were
line Of mtddles and fewer common cattle. PRICE,
3SaGAc, and Bomo extra auc Oh private termt-a
shade h,ghGl-few selling at or near our lowest hR.
ureS, and most sales &ha6Ac. - & a; ,,;T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

TyAr HACKING COUGH can be 20 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILL You SupYxn with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? 6hiloh's Vitalizsr is guaranteed
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Horxford's "A cid 4Phosphnte-RcwRre o,
5S$ I, limitations. s3i
limitations, and counterieits have AGAR, an
peared.. y Be sure that the word ".HoRsroRD's'
is on the wrapper. s None are genuine with
out It e ~; Il TrAt&W9
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Home Proof.

a Home Proof. ,s
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism. -
suffered Misunderstanding scented 10 help mo /;
3'.1s' IA m zEpH. PiliLL1Ps,
5s, NE Wheeling, W. Va,
&C. Ga ~, po!pu, Ct Nose I~psi,sd
- s' n'",',' CHARLES CHADpucg,
25 Of speidel 4 Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
Dyspep.is and liberated etomach.-"Trcatment
lor He' fail'd 70 Eiye me- SG ri s d. Smith cured
Ny.-"iIad them for fourteen years; d. Smith
seroiula Running so es on Head -"My son was
afflicted for fourteen 3ea,a Nothing seemed 70
" ~ - MR.. cATHERlNR CAPS.
2!.fgsE Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer:..suilsre, for years with Cancer; Had
or pain !" r. =. ,. Mea. Il. N. OkCUTT,
Piles, Fistula o! AnuA-Flat on my back ior Is
w wes EenS'Gd dylnst Dr. Smith cured me
Wholesale Groee:, Main st., Wheeling, ". Va.
ulcerations OF Rectum, Prolapsus and Piles
..Waa given up 10 die and pronounced inourab,e
d. Smith cured me without hniie; - -.
WASHINGTON M.I RkIl4SS s',;,.
Rev. Il. o. Jsdd writes:-'Dr. Smiths proies.
donal services In my family have been most satis.
factory and commend him TO all M gentleman
and skilliul physician" ,55s sgIs ItlIl d
Mrs. Margaret kolb Enys: " had teen suffering
Tor seven Yeas aud treated by many pnytIcians Tor
Dyspepsia. DR.. Smith said had a tape worm. and
Id eight hours rem we'd monster 1t9 feet lougns
Femsle Complains Three y, ara In hospitals for
femsles give me peculiar advantages IN such cases
Persons cured Of Ca.arrk diseases OF heart, liver,
stomach, Kidneys. skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses OF men and youth, scroiula aud
asthma testify to my succeGs 35!3 h Il
Piles cured Without the knife. M aFi.5f
Patients at distance n,sy he treated BY letter
and satisfaction guaranteed. A chat for ,elf.eI.
animation sent on receipt Ct two tIIeeccnt stamps
| AID advice retufne free. s. ~ -. y -
q Consultation at oflca free. Office tours from 0
4. \. to7P.h daily. Gil on or address tgi,is
3'f''t JOHN f.HsMIrH, N. D.
. my - M. 1il4 fhantinn Il Nhnrlinn " IA
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HEEE CATTLE.

Summer Feeding Ar Compared with
winter Notwithstanding Figures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

&; CATARRn CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by shilah's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal injector free. "a ~
For sale by McLaae Bros. and A. T. Young.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03
GOLDEN WEDDING,

Thkn one pound Of sranule ted sugar, hall pound
Of buttcr: beat these to light cream then add in
yolks OF twelve eggs: sjr Int This ono cup sweet
milk. one teupooninl extract van Ia, pnd one and
one.!ourth p1lrds OF flour, having mix "a through
tho dry Hour enc and IL hall measures .'BANN1H'
BaEiug Powder. Bake Orc hour III slow oven.
foR, THE lciNG.-Tase two nnd half mpa grau
1lla,ed sugar. halt cup water, boil three minutes;
when col, add tho whites al three ,gtR slightly
beaten, and Que .esspoonlul extract vanilla.
mr27.. ThaTow 'I.gI ras q 5i 81, - Vs.
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BEisHL's LOVE,

Harold Drew Her Close to His gky.blue
l4.lai }Gis buBpendcr. ls- "a
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REMARKS ON Bxyy cArTLl

The arrivals Of Rect cattle lutiuk the wee
amounted " 957 head. agaiust $50 head last wee
and WI tho corresponding week OF list year, Ant
tho salos weie 7is head, against 9ls head LA
week, and Bii head the corresponding week oil la
year, and were ~ follows: Ia "a .i,H7 Nj
To Baltimore 90
10 Country Dcalcrs............ ........-,....
4" E r. .s ~; -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

eLErpLEas N1GHTs. made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Olre Is the remedy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

Wholesale Grcce:, Main st.. Wheeling, ". Va. =
: alterations Of Rectum, Prolapsus and Plea
1Waa given up 10 die and pronounced incurable.
Or. Smith cured me without kniie." rhG,G-I'''
: ~ ar, n WASHINGTON DElANY,
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Al! trains daily except Sunday. -!5Y-71T.
!, pullman's Palace Drawing koom Sleeping Can
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 ColuIobus,
q Louisvllle, Chicago, Indianapolis and
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, aud any further information, ap-
ply to JNo. g. ToMLINs0N, Ticket Agent al psp.
handle Station foot Of Eleventh street, or at CITY
Ticket once, under AoLure House. Wheeling. III
!S47 ~ JAMES HcCRKA, 81 3gi
slE Manager, ColumbuA, Ohio, sss
i. 4. FORD, .s5j,G 2St.a5
GcnI PAS. and Ticket Agent PittSbureh, Ps, s
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16
Halp o. Anothsr.


ssTlis little sentence should be writ
ten on every heart-stamped on every
memory. II should be the golden rule
nractice not only in every household
but througout the world. By helping
one anc her We not olly remove the
tborns from the pathway and anxiety
from the mind, But We feel sense Of
pleasure in our hearts, Rowing We are
dong a duty to a fellow creature. A
helping hand or an encouraging wofu
i no less to US, yet is benefit TO others.
Who has not felt the power OF little
sentence Who has not needed the en-,
coaral sment and aid Of kind friend
How soothing when psrplexed with
1me task that is both burdensome and
difficult, to feel a gentle haEd on the
| shoulder, and to hear a kind voice WINS
uering: Do not be discouraged; | SET
your troubles, let me help you. Whal
strength is inspired, hope created, VIVA
sweet gratitude is felt; and the grea
difficulty dissolves as dew before ta'
sunshine. Yes let US help one another
1 by endeayoring to strengthen and en-
| courage the weak; and lifting the buI
den Of care from the weary and Cypress
ed, that life may glide smoothly on, AM
the fount of bitterness yield sWee
water; and He whose willing hand
ever ready to aid Us, will reward GU
| humble endeayor, and every good deet
will fbe bread upon the water to retur
. after many days if not to us, at ieas
: to those we love.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16
Ont.of.Door Exercis 5.

In our thrifty and work-a-day world
there are host of people who belleve
out-of-door exercise : be foolish waste
OF time. ~ get as much exercise as l
need, and to spare, about the house,
saws the frugal housewife, who Is per
netuallv busy with buster and preserving
kettle. lgnor ~ the fact thai out-of-door
exercise is a totally different thing, slim,
uIating alike to mind and nerve and
muscle. az should never accomplish
ANYTHING" adds another, ''if / frittered
INV time away walking out every day.
And 50 she remains indoor, and accom-
nlishes wards of unnecessary embroidery
braids her children's frocks, and invites
dyspepsia and ''the blues" and IS sur
nrised that she is not 50 strong or cheer
| fv' as he gadding neighbor, VINO goes
| out in all weathers, in picking season
| and out of season, as if she had no serious
duties to attend to. 1t never seems ia
occur to the critic that there is anything
to he learned out-of- doors; that to know
all tIe trees in the woodland by name
like familiar friends, to know the haunt;
of cardinal-fower and the frlnged
gentsan. of "the blackbird and the red
| bird and the puny willow wren, tht
habits of the shy wild blossoms OF nele
| and wood, is of any value. TO stane
j under a tree in the woods half day al
q me during a summer rain, prylns
with microscopic eye into the creylces O
the ba~k. or the leaves and fungi at onei
/ feet . like Thoreau, would afford her NJ
IearthIy delight. But anything tina
takes neople into the open air ana keep
them Il ere is good, if it is only playing
croquet, after It is gone by, hoeing pota
toes. or hunting for four-leayed clover
If one cannot work-and there is proba
blv nobody in a normal state who can
not. il she will Danish her clothes from
,,er mind. ar 4 not attempt it IN tigh
/ boots-the greatest amount OF out-dooI
oeeupation. at the least outlay Is at
forded by an old forse that is gentle anc
| willing, and buggy not too good 10
| natures daily use, which neither TN
| mud puddles, sometimes to be found II
the deep woods long after storms no
the scratches of boughs that oyerleaI
the narrow ribbon road, can lnlure
Thus equipped, one can make the toui
Of county, drink in pounds OF oxygen
enough to build up delicate eonsltu
ton. acduaint ones self with the h0ri
Il of q whole region, distinguish the note
i of any bird that aies, and explore I'M
/ freauented and inviting paths. agaIEis
which the public IS warned. Wit
4 many, the wherry would carry the das
lover the horse and buggy and n
doubt it is tie more robust exef
else of fhe two; pulling upon some stll
triver among the lily-pads, lifting
bough and slipping onward, shut IN iron
the outer world By the green vel Of th'
trees, has something OF the adyen
lure and fascination Of q journey &
fairviand. But whether we walk q
/ drive Of row, shalI fnd that, far from
wasting time, we are eufichlng on
minds With 3 culture which IS Greek n
deed to the disciples If indoor exist
1 enee.
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The Power of Gentleness'

$. S. Adyocs tel
It is related that belated stranger
STAYED all night at farmer house. ne
notice / that a slender little girl, by her
GENTLE W.ivs, had great influence IN the
house. She seemed to be brlnger OF
neace an good will to the rough ones ID
the household.
She had eower over animals also, as
the following SHOWS: The farmer was
. ,;ngste low > next morning, and agr7 ed
Ia take the stranger with him. 1he
family came out to see them start. Inc
farmer gathering up the reins, and with
a ie-< said. sDick, go alongp But Dick
6idn,t 600 alon.. . The whip cracked
sbort the pony's ear, and he shouted
0Dick. YOU rascal, get upF 1t aVa'ieo
not. Then came down the whip WITH
steady hand but the stubborn beast
only shook his head silently.
4 stout lad came out and seized tht
hr;d's and pulled anu mixed, ano
kicked the rebeiliOus pony; put not
step would he Love. At TINS erls's
sweet voice said, willie, don 90 so.
The voice was quickly recognized. Ane
now that magic hand was lald on tn'
ok of the seemingly incorrigible am
NAL. snd q simple To- word was spoken
INSTANTLY the rigid muscles relaxed, and
the air of stubbornness vanished. roo
Dict said the sweet voice, and she
s,roked and patted softly his neck witt
tbe chiIdlike hand. eNow go along, yot
naughty fellow in ashalf Gliding, oIl
IN tender voice, as she drew slightly
on the bride. The pony turned anc
rubb, his head against her arm for
moment and started Off on a Cheerful
troll. and there was no further trouble
that da ..
ssWact a wonderful power that hane
nc essesf'' The reply was, sOh, she
aoodl everybody and everything low
ner.n
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Aoourtier Pontif.

The following story about Leo XIII
has the exceptional advantage OF being
true. Leo as many of them doubtless
know, is a brilliant linguist, aud speaks
French especially, with the fuency and
pure accent of Partisan. When Cardl
nal Pecci, then young man, was Nun
clio at BRUSSELS, old King Leopold, ne
mean Judge, used to say. Il oft n forgot
Pieces an Italian and his French is sc
fluent that if | v ere, not German, !
should certainly find myself some day
converted to the Catholic religion b!
the charm of lis diction as well as the
logic of his reasoning"
The King one day said to him at
Lacken. 81 am sorry | cannot suffer
myself to be converted by you; but you
are so winning theologian that | shall
ask the Pope to give you a Cardinal
hat" "Ah," replied the Nuncio, =
b inbred times more grateful than TIN
has would it be TO me to make SOM
depression on your heart. " ooh!
have no heart" exclaimed the old King
laughing "Then better still, on you
Majestys mind"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16
AnAwful Stery.
0mn Magazine. ]

Child's Own Magazine.
There was once an awful little girl
who had an awful way of saying awful
70 everything. She lived in an awful
house. in an awful street. in an awful vii
lace. which was an awful distance from
every other awful place. She went to
an awful school where she had an awful
teacher, who gave her awful lessons out
Of awful books. Every day she was aw-
.ul hungry that she ate an awful amount
of food so that she looked awful healthy
Her hat was awful small, and her feet
were awful large. She went to.an aw
full church, and her minister was an aw
fuI preacher. When she took an awful
walk she climbed awful hills, and wheI
| he got awful tired she satunder an awfu
tree to rest. In the summer she foune
It awful hot, and in winter awful cold
| Wren it didn't rain there was an awful
drought, and when the awful drough
was over there was an awful rain. >
that this awful girl was all the time II
an awful state, aud if she don't get owe
saving lawful" about everything, an
afiaid she will, by-and-by, become a
awful bore.
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Rating Without a. Appetito.

Hall ssvs. sit is wrong to eat with
ont an appetite, for it shows there is no
> Islric Juice in the stomach, and that
nature does not need food and not need
ING It there benign juice to receive and
ac3 upon 4. Sit remains there to pntrifys
ths very thought Of which should be
sufficient to deter any man from eating
without an appetite for the remainder
Of his life. If a tonic IS taken to whet
the appetite. It Is q mistaken course, for
its only esllt IS to cause one to eat more,
when already an amount has been eaten
beyond whafthe gastric juice is able to pre-
pare. The object to be gained IS . laFg-
er supDlv Of gastric juice. and not :
larre ssnapnly Of food; and whatever fails
to accomplish this desirable object lnils .
have ANY efficiency towards tho cure Of
dyspeptfc diaeases. The formation OF sas'
trie Juices Is directly proportioned %
ne wearsand tear Of the system which 6
be the means Of suppl ing, and this
wear and tear can only take place IS the
result os exercise. The efficient remedy
for dyspepsia IS work % tzok. door work
beneficial and successful q direct pro
portion Is IS agreeable. Interesting ens
proftable
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16
Advice to Boys

GET away from the crowd i little while
every day, my boy. Stand BY while
Won get acquaints with yourself and
ZEE what kind Of fellow you are. Ask
yourself hard questions about yourself,
ASCERTAIN from original sources i you
are really the manner Of man you say
you are, ind ont Il sen are alWays hon.
ct Il pou always tell the square perfect
truth n business deals Il your life IS 6
rood aud nprie GIT IS o'clock at night
IS IS at noon # you are IS sound 3
temperance man O. fishing expedition
IS ron are At sunday school picnic; i
ron are IS good boy when yea So s.
ghicaeo n when T0u are ST homes
short, you age raally the young MAJ
yoar father hope yeu are. goak nleshel
ss4s YOU arc. 1ad your sWeet heart e
/ EfeFes Tou ara. Ezz On Intimate IeEU'
With sofII 81, ii eSs and Believe ml
every ,'He son crane trt from enc O
these bliFeIt interviews to4 VII e.
Iz<ayttT btIItf <lf<E MN &en
.sIa iz|s IGlNs Hs. ind Il W n
x<H 6f1.
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Sound shadow.

What are these voices from the mighty
shore
Borne in upon my soul in mourLiul strain,
~ when the organ pipes. their minors
pour
through some vast dim eathedra arehed
domain
They f. ! upon the night winds pitiul
swell,
Now fading as it fades, as lulled 10 rest
Th,a elainer grow, and with more mighty
spell
o'cr power, mind and sense, bennmbed, OPP
pressed.
whether they plain OF past or coming
know not: whether ghost-like. whispers
they,
dance.
Then tbiekly trod, now dismal in decay
Or whether messengers from unsailed sea e.,
With tidings Meath their wings Oh ia'si"
storm; ..,,,
An me. their speech Is stra re, no accent
That human lips may into Language iS!ni
StarkyiIle Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

A scientific doughnut maker: "Bread 7
exclaimed Vassar College girl. = Bread
We'll. | should say can make bread
We studied that in our firstyear. You
see, the yeast ferments, and the gas thus
formed permeates everywhere and trans
forms the plastic material into a clear
w obvious atomic structure and then
- ssBut what is the plastic material
YOU speak OFF OH that is commonly
called the sponge" But how do you
make the sponge? why you don
make it; the cook always attends TO
that. Then we test the sponge with the
Thermometer and hydrometer and lot
of Ter instruments, the names of when
| don't remember, and then hand it back
to the cook, and don't know what she
does with it then, but when it comes on
the table it is Just splendid. Chicago
Saturday Herald.
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GUARDIANS SALE
If Tws-sixth Interest in ths Bdwa d
House Property.

TIMBER A DECREE OF TIE CHANCERl
u Court for the First district OF Kinds county
Mississippi rendered on March 18th, 1881, /, tn
Undersigned guardian of Mamie J. Robinson an
Joseph f. Robinson, my infant wares, wi IN Ma,
9th, 1881, at the front door OF the CITY hALLp Il
Jackson sell the twO-sixth interest OF my sal
Yards in the following property, real and personal
II public auction to the highest bidder on tie term
,eiow ex pressed: The EDWARDS huUSE real estAi
Ind premises in West jackson being those lots o.
shich are situated the Edwards House Hotel an
ppurtenances; bounded on the north b. tapito
treet on the south 10y Pearl street. on the west D,
he New Orleans, Jackson y Greet Northern Raj
Dad inow Illinois Centrsll), the east by lane
bat belonged 10 Mrs. Alalay IN lsj6, being he Who'll
f the land occupied by and appurtenant to tn
&warls House. lying east OF the Aforesaid RAILROAD
5lgether with all, and singular, the Improvements
tsnements Entertainments and appurtcnanees there
sebeonging or appertaining. Also two-siXlhs IN a.
ie furniture and uteI.s.ls that were bought By TIL
administrators of Jno. W. Robinson, deceased, at
haneerv sale OF the Edwards House property and 1t
uraiture made by A. G Moore, commissioner o.
December 9Th and 9th, 1881. since and now an Tn
use OF said Hotel; also two-sixths of the interest
Ino. ". Kobins0n's heirs and distributes in tn
Jackson City Railroad Company in the stock OF tina
e)mpany aud in its corporate rights ana franchises
md in the road itself, its fixtures, equipments, r0l
ng stock, mules, etc.
TERMS or SALi-Said two-sixth interests in all o
he said property will be sold together and by on
ale for one-fourth cash, onefourth due al one yeal
ne-fourth due at two years aud the other fourth q
three years from the day of sale each of the thTe
su pende installments to be divided into two notes
me payable TO Mamie j. Robinson bearer, Tia
aid notes to bear interest at per cent per annun
rom these dates until paid, the interest on sal
1ayable annually. For the deferred payment
lien by way Of equitable mortgage retained
prescribed by the statute in such ease made ant
provided. u. w. GRIFFITH, Guardian
AIril l. "a tbs