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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-09-25
Foreign Flashes.

The Russian corvette at Vladivostok seized
the American schooner Eliza, for having con-
traband goods on board, and the English
schooner Helena, for illegal hunting.
Russian newspapers speak Of the appoint:
ment of Earl Dufferin as viceroy of India az
an augury of the continuance of entente COR
dale between England and Russia, and as a
guarantee of the satisfactory delimitation Of
the Afghan frontier.
Two thousand French troops landed Wednes-
day at Kinpai Pass, on the river below Foo
Choo, and attacked the Chinese. The latte,
were defeated at a heavy loss, and are in full
retreat Vessels belonging to Admiral Cour,
bets squadron have been cruising about the
Chusan islands which lie just off the coast,
some distance to the southeast Of here. It is
thought that Admiral Courbet may make these
islands his headquarters during his operations
in the Yang Use river. The islands are of great
strategical importance, but malaria exists there
of deadly character:
portion IF the Paris press are making vio'
lent attacks upon the American press for thei,
comments on the hombardment of Foo Chow.
LIE Paris in an article entitled 'sOur good
friends, the Yankees" says: CAN that hateful
malice can dictate to scribblers in dsllrium, hal
found it's way into their columns. 1t is q pity
that Frenchmen are unable to read the diatribes
and understand the folly and fanahcism Of
their American friends. France never had from
England, her traditional enemy, or Germany
her enemy of yesterday, more undeserved o.
odious outrages than those with which Ameri.
cans, whom she has always treated with affec
ton, have covered her:
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-09-25

The political campaign is growing
more brisk but will not get "red hot"
until all the local candidates are in the
field. These are relied upon to stir the
pot and bring out full vote.
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levy to the thrift, vigilance and business ca.
pacity Of Comptroller Roche. His scheme for
the levy Of 1884 was presented. to the council
and promptly accepted. The new assessment
Of $61, OQO,OOO of course made some reduction
in the rate Of levy inevitable, but It is not with
out some skill and effort that it has been cut
down to the singularly low figure Of sixteen
mills, the county and state demanding the
rest There are few cities of the size Of St
Pau, and in it's progressive condition, which
can show 80 low q rate OF taxation
The Minneapolis Tribune finally admits thai
it is sold to A. J. Blethen, the business man.
ager and co-owner of the Kansas City journal,
and William E. Haskell, son Of E. B. Haskell
editor of the Bottom Herald
The Mazeppa mills schedule has been filed,
and shows assets of $251 ,212S to pay liabii.
ties of $13S, 10O.
As James Seaman, farmer Of the town Of
Sheridan, Redwood county, was returning
home from Redwood Falls he was thrown head
foremost from his wagon, owing to the front
wheels of his vehicle getting into aslough-hole
in the road He was so badly injured that
death resulted.
Rev. J. W. Horner rendered his resignation
of the passionate of the Congregational church
in Lake City, to take effect at the expiration Of
three months, giving as his reason therefor
that he thoughtit would be for the interest OF
the church and society:
Last year Goodhue county had an acreage OF
140.835 in wheat, with yield of 1,S24, 693;
average per acre of 1885 This year she has
an acreage of 139, 898, but with an average yield
of sighteen bushels to the acre, which is con-
sldered low estimate, the yield will be g.
51S 1854 bushels She still maintains her repu-
tation as the banner wheat county of the
state.
The Third ward of Fergus Falls has voted
SIC, 600 for school house.
The Mcleod county fair will be held at Hutch
inson Sept "a, Is, and e.
Hon. j. d. Aliens fine residence in LIE Roy
was badly scorched by fire. Damage over 81
The following is the list of delegates ap-
pointed by Gov. Hubbard to represent Mime
sofa at the eleventh annual conference OF
charities and corrections, which meets at st.
Louis Oct IL, 1884: DR.. G. X Bartlett, St.
Peter; Hon. j. 3. Morrish, Hastings; Prof J.
F. Moves, Faribault; Hon. J. D. Ludden, j. G.
Richeldaffer, Mrs. Horace Thompson, Rev. H.
H. Hart, Rev. NJ. Meg. Dana and DR.. c. H.
Boardman, St Paul; DR.. c. Hewitt, Red Wing:
E. s. Jones, D. G. Bell and Nelson Williams,
Minneapolis; Hon. c. H. Berry, Winona; Hon.
Reuben Reynolds, Crookston Hon. William w.
ton; George H. Knight Farlbanlt; Hon. A. H,
Young, Minneapolis; Hon. D. W. Ingersoll, st.
Paul.
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by, when. they were almost at their destination.
The next moment she gave little cry of con-
sternation.
.'oh. mercy! + +; didn't leave our tickets on
GLOW long will it take for us to go for
them"
'sForty minutes, and forty back: Call it an
hour and halt. The opera will be nearly
over. How stupid of me"
s'Never mind. We can stop and buy. that
pink satin for your quilt, and then go home
bed.>'
II know you only say that to relieve me-
You Ee11 must Ws be S,cd Oh
Yes; but you see I must leave you Friday,
so there is only one day more for us to work
on the quilt. Dear child, i" pleaded Nine. Pun
Pernickel, earnestly, and laying her hand on
Mrs Batterby,s arm, ..'don't, don't stop until
your quilt is fnished!"
ssNot even to eat and sleep?"
s'Oh, I suppose you'll be obliged to stop for
those things, J." returned Nine. Pumpernickel
half in jest, half in earnest; sbut you must not
let anything else hinder you Delay would be
fatal Your ardor would soon cool"
But MI. Batterby, in the goodness. Of his
night, and the ladies tore themselves away
from their rags and accompanied him, but the
play being society drama, gave great display
of costumes, and afforded the two demented
creatures many occasions 10 Wnlsperasloes,
such as:
ssLook at that elegant brocade she has on.
Wouldn't I just like piece of that in my
auilt!''
''See that rich purple velvet in that pages
cloak! Wouldn't that show in your square?"
cpd just like to snip piece of that ladye
bonnet strings. We haven't any green to light
up at night" ..
Fortunately Mr.. Batterby did not hear these
remarks OF he might have feared for his wifes
mental condition, and as he sat between the
ladies in the car returning home they were
obliged to make an attempt at least to speak
on other topics besides crazy quilts. The
next day, to the great delight of the ladies it
stormed.
eve shall have no callers, and we can't go
out, they said. So they sat in the midst Of
rags, shipping, clipping, .basting, too busy to
comb their hair or change their morning dresses
until the daylight began to wane.
20, dear! It's to bad have to stop, but ]
suppose we must" said Mime Punpernickel.
eve must make ourselves decent before Mr..
Batterby comes"
And Jest then there was q ring at the door
and telegram from Mr. Batterby that bust
ness would keep him down town till between
sand now we needn't dress, joyously cried
Nina Pumpernickel II shall finish THU
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The Chicago Markets.

Wheat, Chicago spring, 74@7456c; No. 8
Chicago spring, SIC; No. red, 73c; No. 8 red
&c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
~ Z DEFAULT.

There is no question but the city fail
ure to pay the coupons Of the bonds Of
the ISL loan failing due on the LIST inst. is
q great misfortune. The credit Of the city
is seriously Aart by it and when she is ready
to ask another loan, terms and interest will
rot be as favorable as upon the loan which
she has Just defaultcd If tie commissioners
Of tie loan and the CITY receiver could have
foreseen the consequences ota default they
might have very likely aver,ed it in this
way: City collect T Inah has IN all pro-
bab;ity collected by this time
eight or ten thousand dollars of the taxes
for 1881. Out Of the hys, collections Of
said taxes Messrs. List and DAVENPORT,
Commissioners OF toe = per cent loan, must
receive $50, coo, Which, however, is nc,
needed for a month ye; as the interest is
not due until December T.. If a mutual
arrangement could have been made be-
tween the Commissioners OF tae twO loans
by which thc City Collector could
have paid into tie city treasury
sufficient funds 10 meet the coupons of the
81 loan, the city's misfortune and humilia-
ton need not have occurred, at this time at
least. If this arrangement could not have
been effected, because Of violation of ordi-
nance or from other cause is i, vet too late
for the Commissioners 10 rry the expedi,
ent Of efecting a temporary loan of say 30
DAYS, from the Water Board or Gas Trustees?
The difficulty might in this way be readily
tided over. In these suggestions there isno
Intention to reflect o. any one, although it
might seem so from Implication. The REG-
lister only wishes to spur up the ciIy's OIL
GERS to a realization Of what perhaps could
be done in an emergency, if there be some
interest taken in averlinyj Just such an occur
renee as the present default. This, however,
is but one side Of the question.
The Commissioners and CRY Re-
ceiver NAV have thought of
all these plans. and Others 100, for thst nat,
Tor, but yet may have thought It the wiser
course to let the c%itizens, Council and al
others interested understand there is but
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one way only to run public business prop
erly. ARd that is to run it as you would
your own. That the inevitable result OF
running into debt without tie necessary re-
scurses to meet it is sure to bring ruin
and dishonor. This is an axiom
which has no parallel in the certainty
that the conelusionSare sure to follow the
premises. When people who conduct puo'
lie business get this firmly fixed on their
minds and have the sand to avoid contract
ing expenditure when the money is not
forthcoming to pay for them, then a better
order of things viii prevail and there will
be no defaults of the city's interest on her
bonds. If this is the view the Commission
ers of the 81 loan had, or something akin
to il, they have a strong case for their side
of the situation, and very likely the case
which the public will approve.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CFTI,C or COMMISSIONERS or PCBLi,
PE,NIJNC, STAT or WEST VIRGINIA,
MTrKELTSta November /. 1881.


GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
, 10y the Commissioners OF Public Printing, at
the Auditors oiice, Capitol Building, in the city Of
wheeling, until SATURDAY, December Il, 1854, at ~
O'Clock rGUn, for supplying the State Of West Nir.
ginia with Stationery snd Printing Paper, and for
the execution Of Public Printing and Binding for
two years y yesgSl from the second Wednesday
Of i~GIUgTy. ISIS. Each prupo'al must be accom-
panied - a bond executed according to law 10y the
bidder, with at least two good and sufficient SUUetieS
residing in this Sta.c, In the penal sum Of Ten
Thousand SlO,f CO. dOliar~, for all state Printing,
and in the penal sum o. Two Thousand $4,000 dol
lar ;oral3 state Binding, and in the penalsun OF Five
thousand SSGo0 dollars Tor furnishing printing pa.
Ier and stationery, conditioned upon the faithful per-
l. ruaECeC O. said contract. No hid unaCcOmpaniedby
SUgh bond viii he entertained 10y the ROard OF Com
miss.oUess O. Public Printing. Estimates OF tine
work u lie lore on material 10 he furnished, To
gether with the blank forms for prJNOSGlS,NC will De
furnished hy the Commissioners Of Public Printing
upon application. AL proposes must b. made
upon the printed blanks furnished by ;he CoMmis.
SioUtT~cs PuhisC ~iTinsia;. The EOari reserves the
right t. reject Any o. al DiiS.
JOS :. MILLER,
Prrs;GeGt Foarj OF Commissioners Q; Public Print
Inc. rOlOaWf
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READ what Ir. CLEVELAND said at
Newark y. j., last week: He warned the
workngmen not be deceived by seuseless
cries of danger, and told them It would be
their OWE faul, if they allowed others to do
their thinking for them and were Influenced
b: a@ppealS 20 prediudice.
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Notice TO Civ Tax PAYERS.

CTY CcLLEcToG's OFFICE, October 81. 1854
TEE CITY TAXES FOR THE YEAR lisa
Ni,l Be due On NORdsy, the Sd day o. Novem-
Der, 1884, ard al persons WbO pay taeir city taxes
on o. before The 6TSi day Of December, 1885,, viii be
entitled @ adiS0aat Of TWO pcT cent. thereon.
trop 4 7 city taxss on real estate ro1 paid on OF be.
fetc IecnsbeT Z issi. : penalty AZ thu late OF tea
Per ceGtIe- alEuu viii be died and c3lleStal.
oe2.TH FsSDEEICS CSRUH, City Collector.
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For Sale.

THE FINE RESIDENCE CORNER TWELFTH
and FCEs;rests, row occupied b. ~. HsrleSsy;
also. dwelling No. ESQ Eof S:rset, Que doc. above
TvC.hA street.; also, tle teaeneat houses No. $50
Market street, corner o. sic! 6.
GO SMITH,
OC2S RCa, Estate Agent, i22O Main Street.
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Try Langdon's City Butter Crackers.

\ CAED.-To all who are suffering from the er
rors aud iadiSCretious Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, l will send a re-
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy vas discovered BY a missionary in
south America, send sei-adirsssed envelope tc
REV. =. ISMAS, Stt0a-P, Net Tok.
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FROM OUR

I'VE OPPOSE SUMPTUARY LAWS
WHICH VEN THE CITIZEN AND IN
TERFERE WITH INDIVIDUAL LIB,
ERTY. -Naiioaai Platform Of tie De-
mOCLnIM.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PREsIpEyT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OINew York.
FOR yICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
OF Indiana.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECrORS-AT- LAS6E,
D. r. LUCAS,
OF Jefferson County.
JOHN J. DAVIS,
or Harrison County.
DISTRICT KLECTORS
81. T. FRAME,
OF Ohio County.
B. F. MARTIN,
OF Taylor County.
JOHN W. HARRIS
OF G~reenbrieT County.
CHARLES E EOGG,
OF Mason County.
FOR CONGRESS.
First District,
JOHN BRANNON.
Second District,
WILLIAM L. WILSON
Third District,
{. r. SNYDER.
Fourth District,
EUSTACE GIBSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

"A PROPER CARE FOR THE WORK
INGMEN Is INSEPARABLG CON
NECTED WITH TIE INTEGRITY OF
OUR INSTITUTIONS. - Cies:laRd $
Letter Of icCeDtGRce.
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GOOD AND PURE GOVERNMENT
LIES AT THE FOUNDATION OF THE
PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY OF
EVERY COMMUNITY" - GROVER
CLEVELAND.
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NEcELENBURG CIRCUIT COURT, OCTo

NTECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT, OCTo
VI her Sd, 1854.
Robert Winter, administrator OF
Richard Thompson, deceased,
plaintiff,
against
Robert Winter and Belle Winter, 7, Cb
his wife; Geo. B~.~1hompSon, NH""'Fi!
Chas. E. 1homJ son, Robert NJ.
1honpSc and Geo. W. Gctrelt
and Belle Getrell, his wife, de
PENDANTS
EXTRACT FToM DECREE.
"Ard /; appearing to the Court that more han
two years have elapsed since the qualification OF The
personal representative Of Richard Thompson, lie
ceased, and that there is a balance OF S2,SS5.96 in the
hands OF said administrator for distribution as per
the said report OF COn'r Faulkner, after reducing
the amounts ~lerein before Ordere! to be paid, on
motion OF Belle Winter, one OF the distributes Of
the said Richard Thompson, deceased, who, as ap-
peers tfcm the papers in this cause, died ~iatcstate,
the Court doth adj Judge, order and decree that the
creditors OF the said Richard Thompson, deceased, ii
any Suchthcre are, do appear on the 9th day Of De-
CemlCr, 1851, al the Office of Com'r c. J. Faulkner,
IN the town Of BOydton, Mecklenburg county, Nir.
giria, ard show cause, il any they can, against the
payment and delivery Of the estate Of the
said Richard Thompson, deceased, 10 his dis
tributes. Aud the Court doth further aijudgc. Or
per and decree that Com'r Faulkner DO cause a copy
o! 80 much Of this degree a$Aas been made upon the
motion Of BELLE " inter convening The creditors OF
the said Richard Thompson, deceased, 10 lie pub
ltshed once a week for four successive weeks prior to
tie sad 2cth December, 1854 In some newspaper pub
iIshd in The city OF Richmond, Virginia and also some
newspaper Published in the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, the first publication Of said order tOappear
at ieas: $odays before The Goth December, 1854, and
that he DO pos; a copy Of laid order at the front door
OF the court house OF this county on the first day Of
TWO successive terms Of the County Court OF this
county, and that the said commissioner do make re-
port 10 this Court or the Judge thereof in vacation
whether any creditors Of the said Richard Thompson
shall adpear before him on the said 2Oth day OF De-
oember, 1881, and such cause as they or any OF them
may show sgairst the payment and delivery of said
estate OF the said Richard Thompson, deceased, to his
distributes, and that the said co nmiSsioner shall
specially report any matter deemed pertinent BY
himself or required to be 50 reported by any party
Interested A copy.
Tests: W.. {. CURTIS, Clerk.
eC2Soawt
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adjoining W. P. 4 B Z. z. and National Road. VIII
&c sid On premises, in Elm Grove, on
Thursday, November Is, 1884,
commencing 4. 10 OC,ccE 4 m. For particulars,
cell on :. {. HCrvey. No. lac Market street; or Ias
undersigned, where platS Of pUOoerty can De sea.
1kk&~Ccc-thigd A. Of the pCrchase money cash
in hand, az the rssitue in two equal annual pay
merits, Eiik iDterSS; lyOE DAY OF sale. 10 be sNSlrei
By deed Of trust On prop,Tty sold.
Oc&SIh SaGNi W. +. &J.E CHAMBERS.
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iSSO-REPUBLICAN PROMGSES-iSsO
"Elect Hancock aud there WI. be idlcuc>s pau
per wages and the poor house ir the
wOTSingmGn.'
ELECT Garfield and there win BE- steady work,
Letter wages aud prosperity for the
buckingham
q --yp CO. r,c-r, 900,
IssI-THE COLD FACTS-1sSi

A partial list OF the mills, furnaces and work.
shop IN PrnnSylvanIa and Eastern Ohio
tbS; have reduced wages 10 to 30 per
cent. within the past month:
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Cleveland, Ohio, en-
pioying $500 men.
Oliver Bros. 4 Phillips ftishurg, 5000 men.
Dilworth, Porter 4 Co, Pitt>burg, D men.
Cambria Iron Co., JOhnStOwn, Pa 5000 men.
Beaver FAN Shoe Factory, d men.
Gen. Beavers Nail Works at Belleionte, 800
men.
Vulcan Iron Works, Wilkesbarre, Pa, 5000 men.
MOnCngahela River Miners, 5000 men.
Hooking Valley Miners, Ohio, about 5000 men.
INuUeIOu> furnaces, stove ioupdries and mills
east that could not be enumerated a. present.
PhCuix Iron Company, PhUniNville, Pa, 5000
men.
r.. H.. FoNClrs sons X Co, SaxtOu, Pa, 500 men.
iaiIview Nail Works. Harrisburg. Pa, SO mel.
Paxton IroU WORKS, Harrisburg, Pa, 1000
men.
Chesapeake Iron WORKS, Harrisburg, Pa, 600
mEl.
Dnnrauuon Iron Works, Duacannon, Perry
county. Pa. 1000 men.
Holiday ,hurg Iron and Rail Mills, Holiday
hUrg, Ia.
'Jasobus aud Nimirk Manufacturing Company,
Broadhead, Pa, o men.
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West Virginia University.

Tuition FREE TO the young men of West
Virginia to the extent of one to every five
hundred population.
= Full University Course;
A Scientific Course;
4 Literary Course;
A Law or Medical Course
can be chosen BY students, in which the
instruction is equal to that Of any instita
ton in the country.
Splendid Buildings and magnificent
Grounds with an exceptionally healthv
location.
Fall term begins September Sd.
Winter term begins November 18th.
Spring term begins March llth.
For catalogues and other information
address the Chairman or Secretary of the
Faculty. au6g6b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

SVTTEAK .AED UNDEvELOPED PARTa
w Of the HulAsn Body Enlarged Deveepei
and strengthened, etc. Il IN interesting adver l.c.
We WIN ny that thsre n Nc evidence Of huisbiR
about tht1 On the contrary, the advertisements arc
very highly tndorsed. Interested persons mIy eet
Eie Medical Co, T. D Box SIS, BufAlo, n. TT ]
sb Bueaing BsL uySvrv
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Public Sale of Valuable Property.
Also - RniIding Lois

IN The TOWN OF ELM GROVE. HOUSE
! aud lot; house containing six rOoiGS gooi cellar,
and oUtbuLainSS. Lot NXl2Q .eet.
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NHoRT AND DIRECT ROUTE 10 eERAAl
- ANDFRANCE,
Z STAR "a
EVERY

Fist and second eLaN Cabin aooommodation
smiaships, and table unexcelled. Well ventilates
Saloon from $50 to $50, Excursions $40 to $50; SEQ
Dad Cabin $50, Excursion 500; Steersge SO, prepASs
SO. Special rates to the cleryy, Fo- information
apply to Peter Wright & SOns, S. Broadway, Ney
York, Or 70 - A. SCHAEFER,
1879 Harke. s., HheeHnS, ". Va
tyT o. 4. r. BEHRENa
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Commissioners Sale.

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
L West Virginia, Patrick J. Gillisan, administra'
cor Ge bOIiS non Of William Gilligan, deceased, vs..
Thomas Emmett Gilligan and others. In chaucery.
The undersigned special commissioners hereby
gives Getioe that pursuant 10 the authority vested
N him hy a decree made by sail court on the sd
Jay OF June, 1854, he will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 4. ID. 1884,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. M. sell atpublie auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, At the front door Of the
Court House, OF said county, in the city OF Wheeling,
West Virginia, the real estate Of which said William
Gil;igIn died seized aad possessed, that Is to say: A
part Ul lot number thirty.Dinc iSSl, in the addition
20 the city of Wheeling laid out by William Chap
Inc and John Eoff, and bounded and deS rlbed rs
.Ol!owS: Beginning At the north east corner Of sail
lot, same beng the Southwest corner OF Main and
with IweEty-thiri street ~Sixty-One ieet; theu. e run
aiEg southwarG!y and parallel with Main street
~, nty.one feet thence eastwardly and paraliCiwt'h
Twenty ibid street sixty one feet TO Main street,
and thence running with Main street 10 the place
( BEGINNING, heiDg the part OF said lot conveyed 10
aid William Gi!ligan by Hannah HuSemau and
,thers 10y deed dated June 18th, 1873, and now o
:eCoId among the public land records Of said county.
,puU the portion OF said lot Aforesaid there i
n, ted that new and valuable bIirk building form
rly Occupied y said William GiiliSan rs 4 saloon
md reSijencc.
TEENS or SALE-One-thirl OF the purchase
rorey and rs much more thereof Is the purchaser
hail cleo; TO paw, cash In hand on the day d sale.
md the residue thereof payable III two equal H.
S'i'GentS IN one aiil TWO exits IRON tLe Jay Of safe
with Interest from that day; the purchaser to give
ais notes Tor the deferred payments with personal
,tCurity thereon satisfactory 10 the undersigned and
he title 70 the property sold 10 he retained until
lae payment in full OF the purchase money.
ALFRED Caldwell,
Special Commissioned.
&c HERvEY, Auctionecr.
I hereby certify that above named Special Corn
missioner has given bond and securing a>SuCh in the
penalty Of $500 as required by law and said decree.
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
Clerk Of said Court.
WHEELING, Nov. l, 1884. nOii
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VIRTUE IS ITS OWN REWARD.

What the People of n Far O1Country
Think of West Virginia Democrats, and
Their Fealty to Their Convictions.
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Robert Winter and Belle Winter,
his wife; Geo. B. thompson,
Chas. E.. 1homJ son, Robert NJ.
Thompson and Geo. W. Gctreli
and Belle Getrell, his wife, de
lnnhantS
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TICKET.

NOYESIBER ,. 1884.
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~ NAAAN -
Va her Sd, 1854.
Robert Winter, administrator OF
Richard Thompson, deceased,
plaintiff,