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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-05
r0L,rIcs IN RltcnIs.
Republicans for Blaine and Lincoln.
Jndge Maxwell for Governor.

Judge Maxwell for Governor.
To the Editor Of hs In'tIigsntr.
sIR;--lu recent number Of the INTEL.
liGgScgn. we noticed an article writter;by
come one OF this place, setting forth the
political mind OF Republican Richie. Now
whether or not the writer Is Republican
or GreenbaCktr Il matters not, but one
thing Is certain, his knowledge Of the
political ailaiis and status OF the people In
general, Of this county, Ia wonderfully
limited. .E.gE. ttFsf
II would perhaps be 40 Injustice to the
Republican party and to the good people Of
our country, to Say that that article was
written at the instance Of R'chronic Office
seeker, who Inns already lel! tho field three
iimcB crest.ialen and defeated, and who is
now making evpry endeavor TO win the
favor OF that party once more. From the
Information VIC have been able to gather,
We can saiely assert that not a few become
politically feysred, some OF whom arc not
unwilling to descend all the way from con.
Rreseionai honOrs 10 q membership Ia tho
House OF Delegates. g.A! p.t3 0wa,tr
The Truth Is, the true and loyal Repub.
licans OF Richie, all Of whom undoub.ed.
ly favored the conference proposed laat
summer by the editor oil the lSTSLLIGgS.
GER, and which should have been accepted
and ected upon, Sand ready to support the
nominee OF the Chicago Convention, be
he Blaine, Sherman, Lincoln or Logan, OF
any one who may appear aa did Garfield
In 1850. But II the voice Of tho pGople
should be II on We are inclined 10 the
opinion that Blaine would be the choice.
AZ for Governor, beyond doubt ex-Judge E
Maxwell, Of Harrison, is the first choice oil
our people. His noble bsariDg and manly
principlea, as we'll as qualifications a. a
lawyer, arc too highly appreciated by the
citizens oil Richie TO let ono opportunity
pats in which they could show that appre.
cintiou. Then, too, tho Greenback ele-
ment will support him, for they like his
7iewG Of the national currency and the lib.
crafty with which lie deals with all vital
questions closely allied to their theory and
faith. '', w. ~ ~ e ~. ~
II we were to comment upon the writer's
choice for our next nominee for Congress
We might do an injustice to the writer and
pierce the side OF the "choice" with 8
thorn. Hence We will only add, that Il
the Republicans oil this Congressional Dis
trict are doomed and destined to sure and
certain defeat IN the next ensuing election
they might do EoIae than TO accept tht
"choice," bu! the party banner ia ever
now already aaignal Of success and victory
men OF ursefi,h aims OF noble minds, anc
-whCse interest is the country'a interest, ar,
al their seryictsand abide their command
SrARBoARp.
Richie C. H., april 8, 1854
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Tho Flush Time. In I.eadyiIlc.

kfcAuH1e. 20 ~
In the early and tiush period Of thsgre
carbonate camp at Leadvllle, when fortunes
were made In day, jealous Christisn, In
search Of subscriptions 10 build house Of
worship, dropped into Pop Wyman's
club.room one evening, aud there found q
large number Of the newly created bonanza
kings enjoying themselves In the usual way.
Thinking the opportunity favorable for hls
purpose, he made an appeal to Charley R.,
au acquaintance oihis, whom be induced
to call an impromptn meeting and lay tho
matter before It. Charley made such an
eloquent speech that It resulted ID raising
all the money asked Tor In less than aitecn
minutes. This success warmed up Charley,
ind ho moved that further subscription
be taken up and presented 10 the church
for the purchase Of hne, large chandelier.
This motion was Btronuonsly opposed by
Dutch Gus, who said: II dinfs dot we gives
blenty already, py shimmeyl py dotmeet.
In. hous; und den Bubbose you gots dem
chandler vat good Is III l know dsre Ia
nopody In de camp vot can blay omit"
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TaY Langdon's City Butter Crackers.


OAsSsLt-On Thursday, April 3, 1851, atsrH,
CIIAKLEs p, son Of Peter aud Elizabeth J. Cussll
aged "A year,, month aud II days I5. !. riy,gI
Funeral will tite place on Sunday at ? o clock p
N from tho residence Of his parents. No. 70 Four
tcenlh street. lnteiment ut Greenwood Cemetery
friendsoi the family arc invited to attend. "a.
NiCKoLs0N-on Thursday, April q, 1851. at $50
O'Clock r. H.. Mrs. X. EicKoLioS, wife Of Patrick
Nicholson in her 18th ycar. lss - = "s'-" b.
Funeral will take place to day at 90 /. ", from,
the Cathedral. Iuterment at Mt. Calvary Gene,
terry. Friends Of the family arc respectfully invl
tod to attend. t3t W.! 3lfft= Aiat
DlLL0E-on Thursday. April 3, 1854, At II oc!oci
?. at her res'denca on Fourteenth street, Mrs.
VAsitrl DILLON. 10 the Goth year Of her age. I4g
Funeral will take place on Saturday st 2 ocloci
P. NJ, from the residence OF Rachel Ilornbrook, Is;
Fourteenth street. Inteiment private at PenInsull
Cemetery : ia ~ -. Z. $50 -. ~ :
fftUornrev cnunfv no nnrs nina en- nopy
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Nj. v. II. Gilbert, Albany, Ga, says: fI0..
"a gentleman nsraed Moore near this city
had m esting csrcer on his iscs, which had
eaten saway his ntss and his under lip, and
had extended mp until it had nearly reached
his eye. The cancer was eating bis gums and
had rendered his teeth so loose tina. he
though. they might at any TINA drop out.
Ho has bean taking Ewiil's Specific about
three months and itq effect has been won.
der!ul II hiss driven the poison from his
system. the csncer has healed greatly, his
teeth hEys become strong again, and he
thinks he has boon rescued from an awful
death. He Is the mos. enthusiastic man I
ever saw.n ur-y e. ..l.fN tu.s.tgt
Treatise on Blood sndSkin Diseases mailed
free -l.y y a-t3f
TIE Swift srrclrlc Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga. .t-.';t
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Iwsnty.romr Hours 10 Live.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette. Ind, who
announces that he Ia now in perfect health,
we have the following: "Oae year ago IVES,
10 all appearance, In tho last stages OF con.
sumption. Our best physicians gave my
case up. l finally got 90 low that our, doctor
said could only live twenty.four hours. My
friends then purchased a bottle Of Dr.. VIM.
II .lls Dalani for the Lunss, which consid.
erablyT benefited me. continued until |
took nino bottles, and l AM now In poritc:
hsslth.1 TThtav
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Do you wish freedom from aches, pains,
sorea,etc.s. Then purify the blood, strengthen
the urinary and digestive organs, build up
your broken down constitution BY u.Ing Di.
10 gratifying 70 know that among the Intslli.
gent communities this simple, harmless, yet
affective remedy hells faster than the many
humbug bitters, iron medicines and pretend.
cd kidney. CURES, all OF which 80 rapidly
weaken and ruin The stomach, liver, bowels
and Kidneys by exciting these delicate or.
gans to unnatural activity. pAw q
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FIo4 N. jor Downs, Military Instructor
Nj. Pleasant Academy, Sing Sing, N. Y.
During the very cold weather, was suffering
with Catarrb. My head and throat ached SO
severely that was obliged 10 keep quiet.
E!y's Cream Bslm was suggested. Within an
hour alter the first application felt relieved,
the pain began to subside. In few days /
wis sntisely cured.-W. A. Downs. Price so
cts. 80 rThsaw
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CERTAIN druggists begin to complain that
the only cough remedy they can now sell Is
Dr.. Wistar's Bslsam OF Wild Cherry. This
goes to prove that intelligent people are de-
tsrmtned to get the best cure for coughs,
colds. and consumption, and will not take
substitute nav
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nnS Anybody Told 10

That We have had five Presidents whose
first name was Jamts2
That We never had Presidential candi.
date defeated who bore that name?
That Blaine CT Maine's first name is
james? h. g5
That everybody can arrive at his own
conclusion?
That Mr.. Al Franzheim deserves I'm.
bounded credit and praise for his hard
work in keepin. the State Fair going? ~
That 1t would do Wheeling no harm il
ahe lind more young men, as public.spiritcd
as he? ;, "
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Ny son, aged nine years, was siliicted with
CaasrE; the use OF Ely Cream Balm effected
scoinplets cure.-W. E. HANNAH, druggist,
Easton, Pa. $50 Cts q package. See sdver-
.scment. - 1TSsAw
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WHEELING, " Va ArRILS, 1881
NEST VIRGINIA CONVENTIONS.

f!ni District Mound.y H., GprllGO.
svcond Disirlc.-Na,! sburs Ap'l.3o.
Third Ds,rlct-Chsr.eS on, April Is
rOurth bis. ht-Pt r.rasaut, Apiil.0.
o Etet UnyenuOl-M r.tLsDug. !ptilSo.
EeuioctAilc D.sthtt aud State Conventions
Lprll o.
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We suspect the reason why 80 many
young men are 80 very fresh ia merely be-,
cause they are not sble to earn their salt
Bottom Transcript.
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. CITY REAL ESTATE l-Iaq
j BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated February !,
ls19. 70 me made By Eveline .. Downing and Alex:
In Ohio county, West Virginia, land records. In
deed OF trust book is, page 1876, ! will on HATUR.
DAY, APRIL s, 1851, beginning at ten O'Clock A.
ct the front door OF the Court House OF said Ohio
county, In tho City OF wheeiug sell At public auc.
ton. the following described real estate kiuate III
the CRY OF WHEELING, that iE TO g,y: beginning
at the south east corner Of Tenth tlate Madisonj
with Market street twenty,nine feet more or lfsl,
10 the frame house. onte owned aud occupied by
Samuel q. Robinson: thence running towards the
east parallel with Tenth street seventy two feet
thence running parallel with Market street TO
Tenth street. aud from thence 10 the place OF be.
ginning, together with the threettory brick build.
10 and other Improvements thereon. p,
Terms Of sA!e-Csih.
]. C. HERVEY Auotioneer. mr5T
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a ouIzzIcAL paragrapher regards the av-
erage funeral sermon as punishment alter
deatb. lE0,.I - r. 4..E,a.,,.
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MALARIA is caused by torpid liver, piles by
consultation, headache by indigestion.
Avoid them all by using the great vegetable
remedy Aliens Bilious Physic. IS cents.
AT all druggists. TrHs&w ri
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IliE wmi.rEHinu GALLERY.

Not Icing since ! had occasion TO write
Tor rriot mot fer the lHrrLLIGEScYn)
"friend and brother" I had, or thought
! had, wrought myefl! into zine frenzy"
OF poetic srdor, and friend and brother,
literally capped tho climax" to which l
had WORKED up with much feeling, and,
n, believed, with some art. VIII any.
body believe that my ".Iriend aud broth.
er," Oh whom | had bestowed 90 much
thoughtful care, on whom | had 'lavished
10 much silrct.on--will anybody believe
that he Gaule from the press "Iried 10 but.
ter! In my hfnrt felt all the mud DIES.
ppration Of Cincinnrti mob, but one
can't mob by himself. Whoever knoxs
anything about printing oliico knows
that. there Is no excuse fer treating a
'friend and brother" 80 that he shall DO
"fried in butter" The .pIsnalion WAS
that my handwriting WIS not plain. |
nave known more exssperatin2 errors &c
be made when the copy" WAS reprint, l
knew .ming headline in reprint For.
tunes Favorite"-to turn upas Fortunate
Fools" anu remember another which
brought a preacher.editor 10 the verge Of
pro.anity-indeed think he got one leg
pretty well over the black abyss. lIs had
written lord Of Hos,s," and it was printed
"I.oad OF Ghosts"-as il there could be a
load Of anything so immateral g3 ghosts!
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"iou can lead horse to the water, but
you can't maize him drink" says the old
saw. You couldn't make some men drink
either il you took them to hydrant-Bur-
lingl9n HalUkeye. l.- ..,..,.
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BANKRUPT lot OF Dry Goods and Notions for
sale at huff price by J. W. Farrell, corner
Main ard TTenty-iirst streets. lsr 7Ji,
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FERRANrI has dedicated waltz he has
composed to his dog. It should have been
a bark.arole. -s agItI .r3rl -.aT N
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RELIABLE sEEps, that never fail to grow,
are sold by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Every thing New and Fresh Cropat Boyd's.
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MINISTERS demand their marriage fees in
cash. They are apparently unwilling TO
warrant their work. s,,i;r,7i., d. IL
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HorsfortI's Acid Phosptnte-Beware OF
limitations. r. yrt-g
limitations and counterfeits have again ap-
peared. Be sure that the word "HoRsroRD's"
IS on the wrapper. None are genuine with
out 1t. @ 'eLE 1THsdw
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EDUCATIONAL.
A SCHOOL FOR Girls

Security, No herly Care, Good BOa'dl7g R.ifs
Location and Re,u unable ChIg,.
Mt. DeCllnntul Acndem!,
NEAR WHEELING. ". "a.
The thirty sixth year th!s well knOsa ~
ior oirls. under the thage Q! the Estes az
Visitation opens Oh the hnI anndAJ Of 's;t-h
next, aud continues ten oath.
Pupils received NJ any time III the ssFO1
Those who de,ire 10 place their lsushtn ~
institution aflordIi erceI tiOuAlly gOi ETsafs
In tho way o: hcsllhiul ard tel2ha1l or
excellent board. thorough isIplae .ad lo:S
sion. a. tho hands Of lIlc.iong teaches, % tm1 !
pertinent oil female education. InCln,lnf nsE rs
ern Languages aud mu.ir. At very !tAOEsss r. re-
should send Tor ca O,Oguc Of this Sho0l, As's
DlRECTREsS OF THE AGADEyY.
THE VISITATION.
ty2t.DAw NJ DeChsnttl. near WhffllnL. VIZ
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NEW ApyKRrlsKnRHrs..

TOR SALE.-ELEGANT FARM
~ cheap, OF 1871 acres, we'll Improved, near the
city. tsll, on J. U. HERvEY, No. 1905 Mariet
street, city, ~ .sra. rs ~ fIsff apr5s =
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WHEN sPECTAOLEs
Are Needed.

When you are not able to read the finest print q,
twelve inches from the eyes.
When you are not able 10 continue readiug OF
sewing for any length Of imo without fatigue, OF
the lelten look blurred and run together. : y. H.
Is wrong Idea TO put OF the use Of spccacles.
II the eyes require help, they should BE- used u
once, regardless OF age. -7 ,.F'F -.t tEa-" r.
Go al oncs and DO lifted with Q pair OF "Klng's
Combination" spectacles or Eye Glasses To be
had only from
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prcrllpps AND APT AATgRllL,.
AVEnTS WANTED f"H
DEEDSOt'DA llE
ny BLlIE aSD GRAY

BY BLUE AND GRA, ,,o.
Ihe es s5saI S9i sspiu Of ' Srs I'D 3
Sf Sssa H e.esrss ;o@sn,s $SIs1! Il, =. -
deeds on 10th sldrr darling he l,r:.J Vsys1
10 book like Il. prolnely IuaSN;CkE
all. Adde'S F0hahh" ;,rno,,!, OIL .
aprl '''@'
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My, oh my, oh my, but it has. been sw.
fully stupidin Wheelings social circles du.
ring this Lsnten season; more 60 than
usual l believe, aud what's more now that
tho time OF sackcloth and fasting is draw
ing to close there doesn't appear to be any
signs oil an improvement alter Easter. One
or two quiet weddings arc rumored, several
small, very small, evening gatherings arc
announced, and the Friday Club will prob.
ably give another Que o! iis delightful
theatrical performances, but there il an alb.
sance Of any mention Of any large social
aGIir. Why this is 10, know not. There
are no visitors in town to entertGin--thst /
suppose may be assigned az ono reason and
then number Of Wheeling people are 20.
ingto Cincinnati to take in the Dramatic
aud Musical Festival. Their absence will
clu,e a break in their respective cir
cles, which might DO set down as another
reason why nothing is boing talked up
However, the new spring dresses may have
M effect The isir sisters usually arrange
in some way or another to find an occasion
for sho Sing of their tinery.
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The joyous Easter time is fast approach.
ing, and I'll take the liberty OF giving the
ladies' who 30 artistically decorate the
churches and often their homes the follow.
lowing hints about colors as learned them
from a lecture delivered by Mics Ella
White, Of Cleveland: Red represents Di.
vine love; white, purity, faith and regen.
Grafton; blue, consistency and peace; violet
and purple, suffering, love and truth;
green, hope in immortality and victory.
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With all their errors wonder that printers
DO not make moro mistakes. Professional
writers for the press, who frequently write
undergrad pressure, become careless. I'm.
professional writershave an idea that plain
legible hand does not show them TO good
advantage as thinkers. They have heard
merry stories about the wretched hand
writing Of Greeley and other gfeat mirds,
and they are determined not to be mig.
taken for mere writing masters. Wemsn,
and young women particularly, are IN iu.
crossing burden 10 tho printer. The
8 raight-up.and.down, angular, very Eng
lish alylo which they affect is anything but
conducive to the printers peace OF mind.
! have no hope Of reforming the dear sis-
tiers in this regard, but wish they would
get their lair faces resolu!ely against tho
cultivation oil so ungracelul q maunerism.
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Still, my friend will probably move next
yesr. With come people, moving becomes
4 second nature, and the spring in which
they do not get new home is blank and
dreary one. Such a family "never is, but
always to be" suited. The truth is, there
is too much moving. 1t is a good sign
when community remains settled for
years, with few people shifting their homes
OF course exceptional circumstances make
some alteration OF residences necessary,
but know one case this week in Wheel
ing, where three men snapped" houses.
Thu houses were OF uniform rent and sizs.
A moved into the house vacated by B; B
took that lately dwell in by c; while g
went into AS last place Of abode. None OF
them gained anything by the change, and
why they changed ia mystery.
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Developments la Cancer Treatment.

Richie C. H., april 8, 1854
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Did you movs2 And are you camping
out now, and living on cold vituals and
hope? A friend OF mine moved, and from
the slate oil his t,mper since, am per-
snaded the government ought to purchase
every homeless man a house md pass q
law requiring him 10 live in it for the rest
oil his natural lie. R,m onstrated With for
his irritability, my friend exclaimed: III
you had gone 10 your trunk and Owed into
masa Of bric.a.brac packed in your dress
suit, and alter vain search for clean COL
lar, run afoul Of stove.lil!er, you would be
out oftemper, too." aa
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NOR RENT, NOW,,a

ENOR RENT, NOW.l va
Dwelling In aIst.clsn condition, six rooms and
god cellar e; ,ChApllns itteet; SIS per month.
One bfan new house, six rooml, on Iiland, for
ono or two small families. n a'Eg7 p = ~ -'rTI
Two elegant roamI. suitable for onices, on Mar.
fet theet. noar the Opera House.
Some deaitsble dwellings and cheap homes for
sale. Call al Office. s-,s.,l ag'r -,7'' -
Apf6T1hAS G, A, ECHAEPER a GO, ],
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MOT OFTEN OFFERED.

For Pale, city Hall, on Market street, two
Dwellings, lot GO BY 40. Il'G;lilFHT'a n 800
"A thteeBtory Business and Dwelling House op-
polite the roAtofice. HereGa chance for inrest.
ment. T.f1nH"r q, A, SUHAKPER 4 co.
Telephone. GtS. "A ,. - N. q xnrh 1rhIa
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Important TO BEupiured
Persons.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co, Of Ogdensburg, n. y, 2uaran-
tee TO Cure any case Of reducible
Hernia with their Rcmedies.
THE RUpTUEE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send Gjcts for free
book ON Rupture or ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
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WARNING ORDER.

CUuRT-CHANCERy SiDE-JANUARl
TENN. lis5.
susan Cunningham, Plaintiff.
p C. Cunningham. W frndant
Tue non resident defendant. d Cunning
ham, is warned to appcar IN this court ~ vithiu
thrty days aud answer The comp aini uf the
plaintiff. susan T.. Cunningham
his November p, 1881
HUGU Il MC'VEIGH. Clerk.
J o lakewood. attorney for plaintiff.
II NJ Me leigh, attorney Tor non-rc-idcni
defendant lnuysl-
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ABOVE TIE CLOUDS

On the mountain heights of Ar
kansas, Tennessee or Carolina is a
good scheme, but then it is not al
ways covenient 10 get away. Many
cannot leave their business for va
cation; others have not the means to
expend in hunting an atmosphere
free from malaria. For one dollar
you can get bottle of Hill & Lock-
er;'s original Iron Tonic Syrup that
will drive all the malaria from your
system, and answer the purpose Of a
visit to the mountains.
The Iron Tonic Syrup gives you
rich, red, healthy blood, good ape
petite and good digestion Wheu
used taithfully it never fails 10 cure
thc most invetcrate case Of chii.,.
A trial for it is all that is asked and
II it fails to cure You the money will
be refunded. For sale by
PREwITr & HowE.
Osceola, Ark.
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Important.

when You visit or leave New York, save
Baggage txpressage aud Carriage Hire and
sop al the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
central Depot.
Elegant rooms lifted upata cost Of one mill
lion dollars, reduced to sioO aud upwards per
day European plan, Elevator. Restaurants
supplied with the best Horse ears stage and
elevated railroad TO all depots Families can
live better for less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than at any othrr arst-class hotel ia the
sly
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Notice is hereby given that l. a. administra-
tor OF the estate Of W & Rie. deceased W N
apply to the Probate Cunt Of Mississippi
{ ouniy, Arkansas ~ the january Term, issb,
for an order Of said Cont 10 sefl part ai tn.
n. +. h souih halt II South West quarter ard
South hssi quarter 80 OF section eighteen uSl
township fifteen uil uorh, rHnge eleven Qll
east, IN Mississippi county, ArkansRs. or, -
much thereof as may be necessary Il pay the
d-bts asa inst said estate when and where, all
parties having an lnteresi Ia said estate can
appear and make deiencs, if;sey think proyer. .
ihis zznd day OF November. 1854
JOHN II RAlNEY,
l1-0-f A dm.histr,or
The Osceola times., 1884-11-29
Redemption OcEan.Is.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Matte
+ lie Nosseitc has Ibis day ne .cemed the :.
+. Of section S. Ia r. 10 north, V 10 g.. in
Mississippi county. Arkansas. which was sold
collector u said county 60 W X Harrison f4r
the taNe- of lssl and lssi, by paving into rae
County Treasurer the sum Of Nv Uty-four doi-
lars ard 'iAiy-ci zbt cruts ls2i,ts)
fhis AOvum0er l.'h. losl
HUGH K MCVEIGU
iI-9q-2t Gterk