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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01
The Masses for Robinson.


The GAINESVILLE Sentinel does Judge
an injustice when it tries
to make the impression that he is ma
king q scramble or ever seeking for a
seat in Congress. Judge Robinson
has not from the beginning, thought
once of exchanging the judicial er-
mine for Congressional honors in re-
Spouse to his own desires, but from
all over the district has come the call
from the people requesting him to do
50. Would he be treating those who
granted him the distinguished posi-
ton he now holds with proper courte-
sv to refuse the. demand? This is no
"cut and dried' thing, but his can
didacy, as the Sentinel must know is
but the spontaneous desire OF the
people, and therefore it will be I'M
possible for any ''cut and dried
thing to shelve him, or get him Out
of the way for some other candidate
If the election of Judge Robinson te
Congress necessitates a special cleo
ton, who is responsible, Judge Rob
inson or the people, for the specia
election? If the people would rathe
send a man to Congress whom the,
do not want rather than undergo thu
pitiful expense of a special election
they can elect that man and keeI
Judge Robinson on the bench. Their
is simply nothing in the ''specls
election objection" of the Sentinel
: and the people will not consent t
Judge Robinson's withdrawal. In
3 Sentinel further suggests that cleo
4 ting another Judge would disorgania
u the courts and scatter the business
INIT how and in what manner v
e opine only the Seatinel man a tel
But the most absurd suggestion is Il
n one requesting Judge Robinson
resign, thereby doing what the SEM
mel wrongly accused him of-maklI
a scramble for the office. 1t will
20 plenty time for him to resign VIII
the people, by their votes, rogue
h him to do so and not before, as
'g are not just ready to have It
n court disorganized and the buslnt
TO scattered" No, no, there would
,u no harm in the people electing Jud
er Robinson to Congress, neither wos
of it bankrupt the State to elect anos'
Judge, nor is there any pressing
cessity for Judge Robinson to res
oh until the proper time to do SO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that l, as adj
ministratorr of the estate of Peter d. Agec,
win at the May term, 1884, make my final
settlement as administrator of said estate.
GEORGE ROBERTSON,
Public Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01

Go clear around the square to buy
YOUR groceries from c. F. ferger.
You will save money. He keeps the
best and sells the cheapest. He pays
cash for produce. % u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In Notice is hereby given that l, as ad-
ministrator of the estate of >. G. Aiiison,
win at the May term, 1884, make my nnai
settlement as administrator OF SAID estate
GEORGE ROBERTSON,
Public Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01
MEXICO Al THE FRONT.
The Wonderful Element, Steam, Util
lied BY One Of Her Citixens to
Clean Dirty Linen.
An Interesting Isferview with Mr.. ]
c. Hun.


Thinking the many readers of the
LEDGER would like to know some
thing of the origin and growth in
public favor of that wonderful in
vention the eagle Steam Washer"
q reporter was deputed to wait on
Mr.. j. C. HUFF, the manufacturer.
"Mr. Huff, when was your Steam
Washer invented 7"
"The first day of May, 1888. Just
one year ago."
"Are you the inventor 7"
"No, sir ; Mr.. G. d. Ferri,, who
was then working with US, Is the in
ventor."
"Did you attach much Importance
TO the machine when you first began
to manufacture it ?"
ono; we began in q small way,
making in our shop at odd hours
some three or four q week, expecting
to sell only to our local trade"
"How many are you making now?'
"We r now making about one
hundred per week and preparing to
turn out five hundred per week by
the first of July"
"Have you done much advertising
to bring about this large increase il
demand 2"
every little, my means being lin
tied, but the ladies who purchased
them were SO enthusiastic in it
praise that one sale was general!
followed by q dozen"
"Can you give us some Of tn,
points of excellence in your machine
that makes it 80 popular ?"
}, "In the first place steam is the mos
powerful cleansing agent known t
, man. This being the case we have S
constructed our washer that we ca
| place it on the stove, putting in
few gallons Of water, and make GU
, steam, which is forced through tn
f clothing by means of the perforate
t tubes in the cylinder, cleansing thel
: thoroughly in from 8 to 20 minutes.
Q "Does the process wear the clotht
< much?
8 "Not q particle. We claim, an
o there r at least q thousand ladi,
d in Audrain county that agree wit
q US, that one washer will save doub
its cost every year over the wal
boards wear and abuse Of clothes
oil do you save any labor by usil
N the Steam Washer 2"
,e Certainly. supposed you kne
that washing on the wash board W
the hardest duty q lady had to pr
D. form. Bending over the wash tub
to is conceded does more to bre
er down the health of ladies who
Re their own work than all other houI
l. hold duties combined"
t., "Can you wash anything but pls
es white clothes 2"
". eyes, sir. We can wash the mi
re delicate lace without a particle of
We jury Of well as the heaviest blank
b. and even carpets"
"Mr. Huff, it seems 10 me a eve
family has SO much washing to
and your machine is such q blessl
to the ladies you should adopt SO
system of advertising SO that
people generally could avail the
selves of it."
"This we have done. Mr.. j.
Johnston, of this place, has taken
- elusive charge of the sale of ii
ast throughout the United States"
hail "Do you think he can dispose
the all you make 2"
: eyes, sir. 1 have no doubt "
raj his energy and judicious system
the advertising the sales will reach
de- thousand machines the first year
raj they are universal in their appl
ton and possess in remarkable
riff gree those twin elements of succ
our utility and economy"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01
pIe.se De,,t Let Gesf,Em, Mary.

"Dr. Mary Walker vas remon-
strated with for wearing trousers
says q Washington paper. "when
she replied Indignantly thst She
would wear them or nothing" We
hope she will stick TO the pants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01
ONE DOLLAR
PAYS FOR THE
MEXICO LEDGER.
TO JANUARY 1, 1885.

leg Nom IS the time to Subscribe for
the LEDGER, a paper published for
people now on earth. The only Re
ligious ueekiy in this Congressional
District. Only 81 to NEW subscrib-
ers TO January l, 1885; about 2 cents
per ueek. The gear 1884 soH be an
euentful one, and the LEDGER witl
be kept to the front. No one acho can
read can afford to be withoa the Gred'
R~eIini0us Weekly,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01

The LEDGER is the largest paper in
the county. Our readers must judge
of its quality.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01
Mrs. DR.. Walton's Periodical Tea

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for a great many
years in her private practice: 1t has
proved an unfailing specific in the treat
ment of the many disorders to which the
female constitution is subject. 1t is a
sure cure for the monthly trouble that sc
many woman suffer. Mailed on receip,
of price, soc.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01

OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that L, as aa-
nip;strator of the estate Of Clarissa ID.
Montgomery, win at the May term, 1854,
AXE INV final settlement as administrator
:, GEORGE ROBERTSON,
Public Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01

you would reach down in your pocket
and find something that you would
be glad to give to them. Try and
realize that those men are human,
and as good as we average, up north
here, that their children are hand
some and loving, and need educating,
and need words of cheer instead Of
curses, and think how rich ~ peo-
pie are at the north, and how poor
they are, and how much good q few
dollars, that We would not
miss, will do them, and how
far a little money would
go towards making them comfortable,
and making them feel that though
our people were hard fighters, and
shot from the shoulder, the recoil Of
the guns did not calious the hearts
of the victors How much better
you would feel if you knew the five
dollars you are going to give me to
put in this letter with my two dollars,
lwould reach a confederate soldier who
was so respondent as to almost wish
he was dead, and change his counte-
nance from despair to smiling hope,
and cause him TO thank his God and
your God that the darkest hour is al
ways just before the day, and day
had dawned, and his babies would
not laugh on a full stomach, while the
soldier papa and patient southern
mama would cry for joy, and say
lGod bless our northern brother and
shield him from all harm. What dc
you think about this scheme, any.
' way?" and the boy took an envelope
. in a business way and began directing
it to the confederate grand army al
: Richmond, while his tongue was rur
, out one side just like a boy wheI
: writing a letter.
"Now, look a here, you dry VI
this kind of talk or you will have M
> bellering," said the groceryman, a
: he wiped his eyes on the sleeve o
his shirt. "Here, don't send tina
' letter by mail. Send it by express
and put in ten dollars for me, an
:, put on a postscript and tell the bos
y confederate soldier that two dollar
comes from the best hearted boy i
- Wisconsin, while the ten dollars
from the almightiest condemned fo'
that ever abused a white man benin
!! his back. That Grafton of yours Sc
- ties me, boy. You can teach n
more sense in ten minutes than a
:, the ministers can in a year, Shak
you young villain" and the grocer.
man came from behind the count
and Rugged the bad boy as thoue
he was a girl.
"Another county heard from,
said the bad boy, as he put t
twelve dollars in the envelope al
started down to the express offie
y "It's a cold day when Hennery car
IN get in his work for charity" and
went off whistling, "Away do'
south in Dixie" while the grocer
IN. man looked out of the window at b
with a big smile and began hummi
q an old southern tune that he had
SIT most forpotten.-Peck's Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01

Last Sunday was 9 good day for
. ramble, and many brave boys and
sweet girls were gathering flowers in
the wildwood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-01

Woodward & Son have q complies
set Of abstract books. 42-tf.
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SWEET BuTTEH,
How tho Gov Fruit Can BIO Preserved
Through Long Winter.

How tho Cow Fruit Can BIO Preserved
Through n Long Winter.
y. y. AdvTte6.
a correspondent says: "a friend OF
mine tells me that he buys good, arm but
ter and can kcepit all winter long with
out loss to the sweetness. This no SAYS he
does by pouring over it q hot solution OF
brine. What is your experience in this
matter 2" know nothing about putting
butter in "hot brine" II it is Kept in
cold brine it will preserve its sweetness
during the winter. In some OF the
great English diaries the butter is pack
cd in muslin bags which hold two
pounds; these bags are tied tightly and
are packed in casks or tubs oibrinc which
are fastened up like pork barrels. This
brine acts rs u antiseptic and the butter
undergoes no change. there being no at
mospheric action. The internal ripening
process due to the chemical change OF the
lactose into actic acid and SO into butyric
acid goes or so slowly that it simply in.
creases the flavor. For years Oxford and
Cambridge Universities have been sup
piled with butter put up in this way in
long rolls two inches in diameter wrapped
in muslin, a thin slice being n portion"
for q student. The bags are put in n mold
made fol. the purpose.
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They arc looking for you everywhere.
Drafts Of air in unexpected places, going
from hot rooms to cool ones, carelessness
in changing clothing:-In short anything
which ends in 4 common cold in the
head" Unless arrested this kind OF cold
becomes seated in the mucous membrane
OF the head. Then it is Catarrh. In n
and all its stages this disease always yields
to Ely's CreamIIalm Applied othe nos.
trils with the finger. Safe, agreeable, GER
tain. Price fifty cents. MwFAw
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Ia. IL, - ~ ,-
great French Marshal Turennc. Whether
founded on fact or the simple product Of .
poets Imagination We are unable TO say,
but the young Lady has q tne voice \
every word WINS distinctly heard az the
further end Of the large music hall:
Miss lone White read her" Beautiful Le,
gend' with good emphasis, intelligence ana
dis~tinctness. Taken as a who!e the leaa.
ing was deserving OF great praise n ave
general satisfaction;
Here followed the distribution o. the
monthly tickets Tor alhlaole department
anu observance Oh rules: n.
draauating class-hl's Maegle bleu'
nan, Miss Aiary r,
First lass-Alis Mamie MORMON
Second ciassUAliss Iola t.Inety' Miss
Grace Jones, nils5 app!g paftan, niiss
Illlie Reilly, MISS JENNIE BRENT, MISS hate
Owens, Mlss Mary ~! MISS Ionic
smyth, lone Mhi,e, sliss pee Oiiuoru'
Miss Lizzie Clifford, Miss Jcnn' Gllnn.
DIVISION OF inc second eiass-aliss Nay
Tospes, Niss ANN nm. I. lAle!; sl'ss ieils
Ilhsie, MISS julia Dofah, .hiss Agnes
Kane.
lhisI otass-Mls alas',e AiTLa.n, siiss
C!emmie 1oSeler, Mss Lou Lenlz, Miss
ANN i!e!m"nn;
DIVISION 81 lhlfd elass-Miss anna
Ga!iagher, MISS Ahielia Koli' Miss anna
Lang, Miss aiarle Dent MISS Mamie N.Y.
lins:
LlttIe ChilarehIMis Nei!ie tiynh,
MISS De!ia Deesan, MISS MAY Moore, bliss
Mary tiszwililams, MISS Eliza otocKet',
Miss Minnie Armstrong, MISS haue NC
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PERSONAL,
Sturgeon is only 50.

opurecon IS only oV.
General Grant is an early riser.
General George D. Mcclellan is only IS.
Froude, the historian, is Worn out by
.overwork. -
The Goth inst. will be the 18th ami.
versary OF Gladstoue's birthday.
Governor Eaton, OF Colorado, cleared
$4,000 by this years farming.
Allen Arthur will entertain several OF
his Princeton classmates at the White
House during holiday week.
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard is buying Austral.
ian mares in Canada for breeding pur-
poses at his farm at Johnstown.
Governor pattison, OF Pennsylvania has
been taking riding lessons OF an instructor
whose father trained horses for Louis
Philippe.
Mr.. August Belmont has determined to
withdraw from breeding racchonses, hay.
Ing been disappointed in tho financial re-
turns for the trouble he has taken.
Eugene Sue, Victor Hugo and Theophile
Gantler all threw down the pencil before
taking up the pen. 1t is, therefore, posi-
bic that three great painters were spoiled
TO make three great literary men.
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QUAcE doctors, electric belt and other
swindlevs who live by frightening our
young men and young women by nasty
circulars, will find their occupations gone
when it becomes generally known that
Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
parilla is a certain cure for all weakness
Of the urinary organs, nervousness, etc.
Obey the laws OF health, take a few bot
ties Of this simple remedy and you will
soon be restored to perfect manhood and
womanhood, free from all worriment Of
mind and distress Of body. pAw
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Assienec's ss,e.
N SSIGNEE,S SAIr m EIr.-

A SslGSEE's SALE OF V1ITIG-
By! virtue Of the authority tetei In L,,
deed Of Aiiiynment made By Saran,i" i'm W. "
aud Annie l. L!tten, bis Wifi, 10 CbSiIsSs 'WWsn, IT,
ast ,s. ssp,em w ~ Issi. and recorded in H. GSMi'ht
West Virginia. in Deed look 10 q a. VI1S C9aagi
undersigned Will pruSced 10 ,ell nj ,ni ltGSe u tht
70 the highest and best bidder, Al ia u ~. Alct0n,
tne C9aft iioa.e OF oalo county, In ,be' TGTVa'a o
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF pycrvpv,
commencing Of 10 O'Clock 4. ". m. LoIian""H'NA
serbel real estate. that Is 70 my: a rt,g,,"'iS,Alns d.
parcel OF ground situate In the civ ~ y Piece Of
eountJ o. Hhlo. ana State Of wt7t Vini%MSGSSlI
aribcd And bounded as follows. tsvi,, TT s DE-
feet - ~ o. tho west ends Of lOts nun, tNSnty,nw
NlO), nitY.n!ne lSs) and lity eight Iis ~ hGiJ
Caldwelft Addition 10 the Clly Of NJ, y Joseph
In the Sixth ward Of Nid city; hcVirnniTIaiug. and
northwest corner oil lot Numbered Xiv i,O ~ u?
Of lots .numbctc! sixty (GOI, Iitr' ~ ~ WSsi lIno
tfty'e!shs g5sl, one hundred Viu0 lei ~ w AID
thence AZ ffght angles with NId fine in a., an sakt'
direction twenty I've l2I feet; theuc,' in II 81 N"Ntetly
x direction one hundred lu3 itvt, more es SGTt'ASr
TWenty-oikth street: thOnce In RWtH,sIIy y NV u
with tho line Of said stree, 70 the Ls.rIInn3I direction
TERMS OF sALE-Onetlird ~ ihs
elect TO pay, chAh In hand on day al nILSr4 may
ttridne he;<ot 70 two equal iusAlmsn1a nd no
10 give his notes 10. the.de!enrl in,,siS rHicAtri
70 secure ne satao by 4 deed Of trIs; NV, Y!
W. II. HAliIs, AuctIoneet. "Nt Ms.
Tho above sale has been ro.,,,,., r.,r
day. December 30. 1881, at ii o'rlocS' MN Us
front doos oil the Court House ~ ~ The
dcs.MWAv CHARLES Il. SMITH. A,t..
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Valuable Be||airs Property for Sale,

VIC viii sell one Of The bcs, Imp,o,cd n,n,n-+,o.
IN %lella!se, o., consisting Of four and ouis.. Mi Iots
fronting the river. on which there Is a large brick
house u twelve rooms, With water. gas and ali
hefsis eonvSn!enees. The property has a good
the river. aa.fgJ l.IsI6t ">A Ss"'tnscp "
The buildings occupy two and one shalt lots: the
Glaer !9n arc vacant. This property IS situated on
viii be . .n,d f ~. rs Is one as q NE finest In the city, and
Foe Particulars, call On or address
GARRETT 4 ANDERSON.
:. u02 .iirtlF Real Estate Agents. Dcllai,c n F.
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"lIow old are you," said an ancient
dame to a grinning little tar-pot. swell,
il l goes by what mudder says, I is most
ten, but il goes by dc fun l'sc had, Pee
most a hundred" o! that all could meas
ure their years in this way, but how many
measure them by long night watches, and
almost fatal coughing spells, which could
have been cured by a bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup taken in season..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-22

rou+n,at lnt,o. ;aauod hv n Methodist
ra.ia,o,oot I, ,.o ~,,o,;oro ,ouo,h;r, ror
H. ,ho h;s,otr =, ,bo, chr,cb THO al.
J-..a ot,or con,ro,ulo,ipc,hc min;sters on
,ho ,ro,,os. AND Tho achicvc,ncn.s NJ
No,hoiisu rrccst tho maintenance of the
tru,hv r~o,a,;n, m God. 10 moral govern.
mon, ,oimmo,.,l;,v to o,ernnl ret,ibut;on
,ba, bavo hoon s,crcJlv maintained and
osso,,.1 With ,,ou, 1is,;nc.ness and holds
/, co,, mn, viii, ali Christian nnonle ,othe
;rs,;,,,;on o,d d;y;no ,r,bo,;tv NJ the
,c,;n,,ros ,bo divine or;,;n of the church,
,ho roc,,;or ~ tho pinis,,v tho v,,rc n
,ho soo,ouo,,s o,d Nh, Observation-Disclosures
n.,bo o,,;r,os, noro,;,y ,ccor5;ny IN tho
New Tos.o meo. standard, md beyond
ali ,bose no;n,s ,potos couspicu.
nv. Tho ho;ror.roo, NJ sin. thu
noco.s;,v a, a,o,onop, the rniversaIi.y OF
,ho n,ov;s;on,, rodcnntiou. IN, frecdom
nj tho u;,, and ,h. frecness of .,,ace. The
letter savs. "Sot ono of these can be
J;eo,u,oj or d;st,r.cJ w;tbort mnrrinp
Mo sche,no n; salvation revealed In the
Gosnel Butcyen these iouuda,ion truths.
towovor o~uohasized. will no. meet the
demands Of tho soul. and never could have
nroduccd tho ubenomena OF Methodist
iifoand history. There arc other doctrines
n bo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which relate
IN ,al yation. anplied as well rs provided
doctrines which underlu the experiences
NJ no so,,, +, its e,ncrccncs out of the
darkness and death Of sin into the light
md liie Of Righteousness"
In regard to the doctrinal points the ad.
dress plcads for \ atrict adherence to the
creed and in naming them savs: "They
arc ~rarantonce ;oith. justification. adon.
t;on. tho witness of the shirt. sanctiico.
t;on and Christian ncrsection. On. nj
tbcs. cono MI mr. cx,eriences. nil orr
;ova md bonos o,r ;nsn;r,tion and zeal
sr1 ,,ror ,toso oro hr;l. al, o,- s,oc;al
toru, ora ,,oo,s q; ,roco orr cb.r;t;os
orr hora,ororc. and oor cor,ac, ;on,I in.
s.;.,,;on. Thnso doctrines above all
o,bcts have ,iycn tome and shane anil
o,;,;t r. tho orc,rism sn1 de,.,,n;nad ;,s
ror,, ,,d n,,ca :, history Toto from
Me,bod;su ,ho.o doc,r;nos ~ a,ne,;enco
ororon ,ha omnhas;o ci,on ,hsm ~ o-ar
Law .hom ,,.;,h ~I;,o,,s. fo,,,. ,,l ooromo
nto. .ham ~, L,,,an a.oo,,,ot;a,.
.onnorn;n., I'll 49, n;r;n.n,aanI
nm IN .ham ~ o~onirso ,,on hv ,rv cor-
co;r,h,o 1on,rt,,o ron ,bo;r .in,I;c;t,.
a. ,ha. .hny shau hooo,no oni,. doc.r;,os
oi,h orooJ rn,a.iGo1 n .ho cav, os ,ho
rery osssnco n ELEVATION and thon our
,1o., &, lo.o~,o1nrn.o.n
rho id ...oo H. u,.,,, :,
f,u;ly ro,;,ion erie bol;os, .,rc,r,r.
m e,,,b ;u ,ho c.r;st;,r horo vo;,hor
church nor SUNDAY school cen do the
work ~ ,ho homc NOR bocouo =, ada.
or,to subs,irto for tho ;,orarco nj On.
c;e,v in ,be houvohol1 Son n :, ,ba, tbo
cb;,,ro, ho al, .o,,,,, ~ tho NV, wa,
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Don't Die In the House.

DON'T Die n tho House.
Trough on Rats" clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed.bugs,, flies, ants, moles, chip.
munks, gophers, l5c.
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d, z. 3 G, RaIlrnM]

Leave Bcllalre at 2:lo 7. u. for summesaeld.
, Leave Be!lh1re at 500 4. u. for Summcyteld and
Zanesytlla, Arrival BellaIrv, o;l6 i, Y. and6:ssP,x,
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Commits sioner's salr.
DUBLIC SALE
i OF lsLASn

/CoAAS SIiLE
L OF ISLAND PROPERTY.
IN puTSuahcc O. 2 decree Ia the suit Of rha r,
caAnSe bauk o. MhecliNg ". Amos J, osborn "a
on the 9th day oil October, Isl, / sbalI "HGeIiHy
commissions appointed Thereby, nnS,.ed N ~ isNEh!
public auction ut the front door az tbS rC,,., Tngt'As
81 Ohio county Of SATURDAY, TIE Gth ~ WYE 9s
!ssi, commencing At 10 o'clrci "
% 40; ~ W tne haH!uon on Wheeling Island in
out py henry ao0fc. trtstee Of the CSIa,N NJ tt NY
ezer Zane, and fronting OF The NORTH SiJe - ~ +HEO'
street; and also lot No. !! In Daniel Znue'S NId f,Gns
on Wheeling Island, on The southeast m ,, ~
Zane and Huron streets. Oh the ifnut nStt :" " ot
10. II u erected a double two story frame dwSi,%%r,
hous, containing eight rooms: and 4 small tr,sT;
lot. Al
On lot No. T., Is erected n doutle ,wo-sto,v i,Oro
dwelling house. containing ten rooms: nn1 S'He
cottage containing three rooms. "oA
TERMS OF sALE-0ne.thLrl and rs ,nurh wa,
M the purchaser may elect, CASH: and The tTsiSTS
sISE and EIGiiTEES months, from day Of SiLr3! ~.
credit installnents, notes 10 be given by IN s ms
chaser or purchasers With satisfactory tannn,F a''
curly, and the title 70 be retained until mi ~
chase money Is paid, and d conveyance dirrr,"i
BY the court ""a
A. J. CLARKE.
Special Commissions,
J, Thos. N. Da-rah, Clerk Of the MunIclp! Fam.
o. wheeling. do. certify that bond and seCl,itr.
have been given by said special cUrlmi.IOne, r;i.
required By law, and rs said decree Of sale,
TIos. u. DARRAH, CIc.s,
I.C. HERyEr, Auctiopeer. no5,Sa,
The above gale Is adjourned until Saturday. n.
cember y, lssi, at 10 O'Clock A. ", at the hon,
door Of the Court House.
desAw!p Special Commissioner.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO NJ. ;,
~ THE WORLDS EXPOSITION. l!satIaI
N.oks'....".-..-"."...-.CArT.M uHl.xuAx,
WitlIeave Wheeling for New Orleans Tuesday even.
ans. Deseuab er Y, U.s.; provided one hundred passcu.
Andes Will te,naln at New Orleans al least seven
ah!s: furnish board and lodging while there
feootns must be secured by December o, 10. which
Apply 70 !. FRANK BOOTH, Agent,
uolg4WAI Wheeling, ", Va,
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