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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-05-09

The moment there IL danger Of impair
ment Of the mind from excessive nervous
exhaustion, or where there exists FORE
bodings Of evil, Z desire for solitude,
stunning and avoiding company, vertigo
and nervous debility, or when insanity
has already taken place, PERUNA and
MANALrN should be implicitly relied on.
But it 10 never well to wait 90 long before
treatment 10 Commenced. The early
symptoms are loss Of strength, softness
Of the muscles, dim or weak sight, pecu-
liar expression of the face and eyes,
coated tongue, with impaired digestion;
or in Others, certain powers only are lost
while they are otherwise enjoying COM
paratively good health. In ali these Ps-
RUNA and MANALIN should 1t once Be
taken.
Mn. s. Smith, fiillsville, Lawrence
County, Pa, writes: "DR. s. B. HART
NAN & CO., Columbus, o.: have been
great sufferer for ten years. 1t seemed a.
though every organ in my body was dis
eased 1t one time or another. I had about
given up all hopes, when commenced
taking PHRUNA and MANALIN. inn
mediately began to Improve, the soreness
and pain disappeared, strength gradually
returned, and now I'm as well rs ever
in my Life, and owe II all to your PERu-
IA and MANALTN. recommended It
to my friends and it gives better satisfac-
ton than any other medicine ] ever heard
Off
Miss Maria Roderick, Warren, Ohio,
writes: at is with pleasure and many
thanks that write to you to tell you Of
the great benefit have derived from the
use Of the PRRuHA. have used several
bottles Of your PERUNA, and can safely
say II has done me great deal of good.
! have improved ever since commenced
its use."
Mr.. T. ]. Weber, Plymouth, O,
writes ~ am selling your PeRUSA, and
having . good trade on IT, 1t gives ex-
cellent satisfaction."
Mr.. Thomas Acton, Brooklyn Village,
Cleveland, Ohio, says: Il received
severe wound in my foot BY trsmping on
spike. 1t inAamed and was painful and
swollen. had every reason to fear lock-
jaw. Your simple suggestious as to local
applications and the taking OF your Pr
RUNA and MAHALIn were followed to the
letter, and, thanks to you, nv foot h en-
tire!y well. and ! am happy"
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AN ABSTRACT NEEDED.

The following correspondence wit
explain itself, and may prove of in.
terest to our readers:
Us. LAND OFFICE, NEW ORIEAss, La, I
| April Is, 1856. !
To A. L. Grow, President Police Jury:
Sir-In answer to yours Of 18th /
have to say that less than three town
ships OF your parish are in the Match
itoches district, and they have no
records from which they can make
you an abstract" of entries in the
other l8 or 20 townships of your
parish. You can only get that at
this Office.
The abstract" we have made you
is of entries from January l, 1852, to
March l, 1885. This includes all
the large entries made in 's2 and 'S3,
and the lands granted to the railroad,
and will add over $4,000 acres to
your assessment rolls. You have in
your parish an abstract of all entries
previous to 1882, and this will COM
plete it to March LIST.
If you want a new and complete
abstract of all entries in your parish
it will cost you 500, or $75 more in
addition to the $25 your police jury
have already appropriated. That is
very low price for the work, but ]
think you will find the old abstract
there in your clerks Office up to 's2,
and this completes it, and is all you
need. Very respectfully, ETC.,
G. Il. DARRALL, Register.
Mr.. Darrall is in error in suppos-
ing we have an abstract of all entries
up to 1882. If there ever was one it
has been destroyed by fire. The i'm
perative necessity of such q docu-
ment is plain to every mind, and we
hope the suggestion of the Auditor
below will be acted on promptly, as
a failure to do so will cut the parish
short of $500 revenue:
AUDITORS OFFICE, BATON RoueE, La,
May 1, 1885. )
A. L. Grow, ESQ.,. Collar, La:
Door .Sir-Can't you induce your
police jury to have special meeting
for the purpose of making an appro-
priation of $25 for the parish portion
for abstract of entries of q. s. lands
made by the Hon. @. B. Darrall To
wait until July would be too late to
get lands on this years rolls. The
on the abstract, including the
railroad grant, is over $4,000 acres.
It is large amount to be lost from
this years assessment. Yours truly,
O. b. STEELE, Auditor.
per G. A. Sykes, Clerk.
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gar as in the sugar cane of Louis
lana, and, besides. furnishing in its
bagasse, material for the clio, twice
az valuable as common ensilase for
food, or which bagasse may. by diff
fusion, yield at least an average in
crease in sugar and syrup of fifty
per cent over that obtained by the
mill, and then furnish to the manu.
facturer of paper excellent material
for pulp.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Estrayed before me this day, by J. H.
McNeely, one Bay Mare, with black name
and tail, about l3 or IA hands high, and
branded on the left shoulder =
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property and pay charges
or the same will be sold according to law.
A. l.. GROW, J. +.
Colfax, La, April 20, 1856.
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DIR. Geo. E. French, an old and
esteemed physician of Alexandria,
died on the night of May I'd. DR..
French was one of the oldest citizens
OF Rapides parish, enjoyed the con-
6dence of the people and had an
extensive practice.
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mo. 26.

vested in, the State, before the adop-
ton of the constitution of 1879?
Act No. 50 of 1884, under which
these sales are being made. has been
called the "Ironclad Act" because it
makes the deed of the tax collector
Conclusive Evidence" of FIVE facts es-
sential to the validity of q tax deed.
Inasmuch as these are not tax sales,
it is. perhaps, not necessary to dis
cuss this point, but conceding that
the sale is q tax sale and the deed
tax deed, for the edification of buy
ers, it may not be amiss to cite the
most eminent authorities on this
subject:
There are fred bounds 10 the legis-
lation ouer This subject sohich must not
be exceeded. as 10 ,chat shall be evi-
dence and ,cho shall assume the burden
Of proof its poaoer is unrestricted, SO
long as its rules are impartial and
uniform; but it has no power to es-
tablish rules which, under pretense
of regulating evidence. altogether
preclude party from exhibiting his
rights. Except in those cases which
fall within the familiar doctrine of
estopple at common law, or other
cases resting npon similar reasons,
it would not be in the power of the
Legislature to declare that particu-
lar item of evidence would preclude
party from establishing his rights
in opposition to it. In Judicial in
vestigations the law of the land re-
quires trial; and there is no trial
il only one party is suffered to pro-
duce his evidence. a statute n,akinq
a tag deed conclusive euidence Of COM
plete tite, would, therefore, be void as
not law regulating evidence, but an
unconstitutional confscation of prop.
erty." Cooley on Con. Limitations9
Blackwell on ta1 titles says:
THAT the Legislature has the fur
Their power to declare the deed con-
elusive evidence is denied.
Here the legislature steps in and de-
prives him of his defense. by declar-
ing that the tax deed shall conclude
him on all these points. Is such
law valid? Is it true that the Leg
islature possesses such an arbitrary
authority? Is it true that the law
making power under the pretence of
regulating remedies can violate the
obligations Of contracts, and divest
the estate of a citizena May the
Legislature do indirectly what it is
forbidden to do by direct meansi
Can it under the guise of taxation or
the appropriation Of private property
to public uses, take the property OF
A and give it to BIZ To render the
law in question valid, these inquiries
must be answered affirmatively."
In spite of its iron armor this act
is not impregnable. But the pur-
chaser has one consolation. II his
title is declared null and void, the
lax collector will refund price paid.
After the collector has turned tho
money realized from these sales into
the State treasury, and they have
been distributed in accordance with
sections 2 and s of the act, the ques-
ton arises, from what source will the
collector get the money te reimburse
the unwary and incautious buyer?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-07

Grace down. One Of the rOses loosened
from her dress fell into the DUST he picked
it up. but instead Of handing it 10 her, stood
looking al it go, lovely rose, she mock
ed. by your leave / viii" he responded.
eocly; 1t would never do to offer Miss
Alypg 3 dusty rose" and fastening It IN
his button.hole he vent to dismount Mrs.
Willett.
Il think / viii let you be guide for Miss
Alyng, Mr., Allerton. l have been In 50 Of
ten and we have little time
Grace was about TO exclaim that she did
not care to go in either, but fear that Aller-
ton would know her dread OF being alone
with him deferred her, and she walked
quickly past the sentry, whose monotonous
step went on, though his eyes seemed TO
End something Of unusual interest IN the
vision that went by.
Passing t he memorable pyramids which
rise above the deak heroes, pausing here
and there in the silence to read an inscrlp-
ton, the came to the opposite side OF the
enclosure. where trees and mountains hid
them from those who waited.
Over the fence they approached leaned q
small boy, about to descend and get a ball
that had fallen inside. Stepping forward,
Miss AlEng picked up the bright colored
plaything and tossed it TO the child, smiling
as She did so. Even in her misery she could
smile at a child, The ~Youngster stood with
wide, bright eyes, watching her as she turned
away.
ITO be continued.
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z. Z. Railroad.

Il 4. q. Railroad.
Leave BSlaire at p. IA. for summsraeld.
Leave Eeuatre at $50 a m. for SomeThe,d and
ZaneSytle. Arrive at BellaiTe, g:i5 a. N and sass
pm.
local and through, tickets are sold via al the
street Buy your tickets there.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
Id Thomas II Howard 10 the undcuigaed, ~
Iusiee, dated 18th November, 1873, and recorded In
the Clerks ONCE OF the County Court Of Ohio eoanr
~, West Virginia. In Hook NO. -, page sSS, and
given 20 tecure the payment Of q note 10 8 Miller
Or yJss.1S, hearing interest," from date. aud dated
10Th November, lssS, and payable at one year altar
date. j will oaer for sale, 20 the highest bidder, a
ty, Wheeling. West Virginia, on
Saturday, the 18th OF January, iss5,
all the right, title aud interest OF aid Thomas n
Howard, Of In and 10 a certain parcel Of land on
Csstleman's run, In Liberty district, Ohio county,
Wet Virginia. adjoining lands Of MsrEaict MoNuf-
ray and J. w. Cor, containing II acres and IFS rs loo
rods, b. ing The same land conveyed 10 said Howard
by Isaac snediker aud wife by deed dated tth Sep
lember, 1858, aud recurded In said Clerks Once In
Book II, pages 40s and t09.
TKRMs OF SALE-Cash.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock a m.
dei5oawi. a. q. SMITH. Trustee.
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DIS U r N C
HUMORS
H u NJ N G
ERUPTIONS
itching and Burning
TORTURES

l have tried for eleven years to have my WIG
,ured of a terrible skin disease. The Cuticura Rem
dies ,Cuticura ResOlvent, the new BloOl Purifier,
internally, and Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, and
CutiCura Soap an exquisite Skin Beautiher, eXter'
nally) have done in six weeks what l have tried Tor
eleven yearB to have done. You shall have the par
.iculars as soon as / can give them to you, and as
sc are so well known in this part OF the country, 1t
will benefit you and the remedies will cure all who
me them. CHASh. WHITE,
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FINANCE N TRADE.

wheat lO"cEs
New YoRK, January 6.-Money easy at l
@l9 per cent, closed offered at | per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4i@6 per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady at
4803; demand 4S4a
GoYERHMENTs-Firm.
Threes coupons. ..........-.---...-- .....-........s.--lOl
Fours and-s-haH extended--~.---..----".."--idSHs
kours t5I
RAILwAYs-Irregular.
STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet.
SToCKs-There was increased activltyin
the stock market to-day, with a sharp ad-
vance in prices. Many operators have
changed their position from the bear to the
bull side on the recent advance IN wheat
and the likelihood of a freer movement in
grain and consequent improvement in rail-
way earnings. Some pronounced bears
were free buyers, and this assisted
the upward movement. The announcement
that a large western rolling mill would re-
sumo work, thereby had a good effect and
was received as indicating improvement IN
the outside situation. Northwestern rose q
to S9i, Delaware & Hudson q to 722, Lack
awanna Il to 993, st. Paul II to 77B, New
York Central Ito 895, Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy l! to ll9B, Union Pacific | to
All, and Western Union to 55S. Near
the close Louisville & Nashville developed
special weakness on ulE0unded rumors, fall
ing off Il to pa, Coal stocks were
sold on the refusal Of the Penn
s~yivania railroad to enter the
combination and grangers on the afternoon
decline in wheat. Lackawanna e off IL
to 8sg, and Delaware and Hudson II, St.
Paul II to 735, Lake Shore II to 62f,
Union Pacific II to 464, and the remainder
Of the list to / per cent. In final shares
there was a fractional recovery in some
shares. Compared with last night the clos
ing prices are to l. per cent higher, ex'
cept for st. Paul, Louisville and Nashville,
Lake Shore, Kansas and Texas, Jersey Cen
trail and Pacific Mail, which are to ! per
cent. lower. 1t was rumored that officers OF the
PENNSYLVANIA and New York Central rail-
road companies held a conference today for
the purpose of forming a defensive alliance.
Transactions, 335, 900 shares,
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LIVE STOCK,
wheeling.


The market Is very good, with receipts
Of 100 head this week. This about meets
the demand. Messrs. Hudson Il Bayha
furnished the following quotations:
Cattle, 81 S0@4 90 for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; S!@4ic per ID.
Sheep, 3@1c.
Calves, S. 00@S 90.
Lambs, S@3lc per Ii.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 5.-The DrOyers
Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts, $1,000
head; shipments 4 1000 head. Market active
and SC lower; rough packing, 81 l5@4 80;
packing and shipping 81 35@4 so; light.
81 2O@4 45i skips, 50 3O@4 90; closed
steady.
Cattle-Firm; receipts, 1900 head; ship
ments, $500 head; lean and rough cattle
weak and lower; exports Sc O0@6 35; good
10 choice shipping S. 00@5 80; stockerS,
SO OO@3 95; feeders, 81 OO@450.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head; shipments
1000; market steady: common to fair dull
al 81 25@2 30; medium to good, SO 00@
3 70; choice 10 extra 81 00944 40.
New York.
New YORK, January 6.-BeeVes-ke-
ceipts LOO head, of which &c car loads
were for slaughterers direct and. 80 car
loads for exportationi no trading in live
cattle; dressed beef very slow under the in
fuence of bad weather; poor to prime
sides sold at S@l0c. Shipments: 100
quarters of beef, and 225 careasses of nut
ton.
Sheep-Receipts !, 1000 head; market very
quiet and limited trade at 50 50@4 80 per
cwt for common and ordinary sheep; no
lambs on sale.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head, all slaugh er.
ers direct; frmer. Live hogs at 81 SEQ
5 so per cwt; city dressed Sc 0O@5 Is
per cwt.
East LIBERTY, January 6.-Cattle-
Market fair and the prices are unchanged.
Receipts 266 head; shipments 2,0l4 head,
Hogs-Market active. Receipts 2,l00
head; shipments S,4OO head; Philadephias
81 1904 so; Workers 81 60@4 70.
Sheep-Market active and prices an
changed. Receipts 1000 head; shipments
$500 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January 6.-Live Hogs
Steady; common and light So 65@465j
packing and butchers 81 1904 80.
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NAILS-S2 10 CARD.
Wheelinf

Wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, brads
and fencing, l0d to God, 81 20; Sd
and 3D., 81 So; Cd and I'd,
81 20; 4d and Sd, 2 As; Sd So 70; I'd
81 80; zoe q keg on common cut; barrel
It inch, So so; II inch So 95; | inch
81 go; / inch, S. 20, 4 inch, Sc 40;
lining, inch Sc IS; 4 inch, IS 40; finish
ing, 8 inch and over, So so; l inch, 81 80;
l, 81 30; casing and box, SOC per key over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, IS 35i
cut spikes, all sizes, 81 60; boat spikes, ali
sizes, So 10; roofing nails, iron, sc Over
common cut; iron galvanized, 81 20 over
common cut; iron timed, 80 20 over
common cut,
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All trains daily except Sunday.
PUlImsn's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Car
hTough without change from Steubenyille East to
'biladelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus
irsinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis AMI
I. Louis.
Tor through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
cCammodations, and any further information up
jy 10 JNO q. TOMLGNS0N, Ticket Agent at Pan
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or at City
rictet Office, under Mcclure House, Wheeling
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
T. 4. FORD,
GenI Pnss. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Communication

- rFUNsEN,ALA., sept 2S,ISS4 About six years
n reC5rr" aHic'Cd with a very dERgreesble skin
- D., with large, dry sores aud many erusted ptm
I IN my taCe, hands and shoulder. The sore on
fUCrrrus appearance OF one of he Sores near
pc alarmed me very much. I tried ali kinds
y atmeut, hut found nothing that seemed toadect
q iSeasn. lhualiy decided 70 try 8 s s on nd
oi q physician, AID in a short time the sc1bs
tPed from the SOreSEBj left my kin smooth and
lcuDsiier : : ). the greatest blood medicine
i, and the only thing that will cure the disease
\ which | was afflicted. I think my trOublsw was
fesUlt Of . terrible attack Of malarial fever, con-
ted while larming in the TallapOoSa river swamp.
, b. found a. my office in the court house az
nuPka. You can refer to me.
J. L. RHODES, Dep. sheriff ElmOre Co, Ala
featisg on BlOo5 and skin Diseases mailed free.
1IE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawers 8, AtlInta, Ga
td BY LaGghlin Bros. 4 10. and Logan 4 Co., a.
DeSale and retail, Wheeling, W, Va.
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rnpaernnt. Lone couldn,t Buy It.

.e Acvp-th News and Farmer OF this week nyS:
Elizaavth Nlker. living within three miles OF
moth, remarked that EaIltrbi.ts fortune could
buy from Ter what six hotties Of Switts specific
dJue Tor her. Her statement IS a. follows For
iuy-Cut year, have su fsvd almost death IRON
.tbOrrih.g disease, >~gr1iula. For years l was IN
n 10 DO anything in keeping up my domestic
is. asst Ucfub r I was induced 70 try Sgttts
ffc, and usedtwo BATTLES. and was ~ much ben
I'd BY Il that l purchased four more from MesSrS
4 johnson, which has almost entirely re-
I'D ne. l feel like new person, and elu DO all
tWn Homework. Before ! took the s. ). 5. my
. y as q burden, as my entire person was covered
~ sores, and in this miserable condition l did not
a 10 live. had tried every known remedy, and
Ease was generally regarded as incuraole. l had
ID treated by the best physicians 10 no avail. |
y heartily recommend SRuts Specific TO the
1fsSrA NOrthcut & johnson, merchants at Ac-
70, say: We know Mrs. Elizabeth Baker person
We are familiar With her case. She Is highly
Aned in this community.
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NbstIins 8ssistss
T~RAVEEaERS' GUIDE.

vpyAL AND DEPARTURE oPrRArNs-
"A ~ptANAr OF RSPSREScR NARKs: eDalv
IndsH excepted. Monday ekeepled-Wheeline
Time:
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Rheumatism Twenty Years.

J hayc been 81 rring from rheumatism for twenty
-, at Iimesy n almost intolonble pain. had
: best medical treatment, and took all sorts OF
dc, hut without relief. Being reduced almost
as Cleton, aud not being able 10 walk even with
o., ! was induced to Try Swlit'S Specific, and
90 like acharm, and 7 am to day entirely re-
rd. lave thrown away IVY clutches and am in
KIT health I believe SJitt's Specific viii cure
MO- cases Of rheumatism
H. IasA AERsHOS, MlcoR, Ga., Aug. 4, 81
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WOOL.
Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 6.-Wooi
Steady and unchanged; Ohio, Pennsylya
MIA West Virginia Xxx, and above coarse
29@3Oc; washed combing and delaine
32638c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-07

THE daily REGISTER will be
sent 90 any address during the
session Of the Legislature tor one
dollar. Invariably in advance.
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10th HohthIT DTaEinE
CAPITAL PRIZE, n1H.OOO,

%ppiisass = nsss . SsSS sSsS1 s - y
te1s 80 q u co.Issy is Ess o.
ssdrssL Petal SOTEs, kIpres 6essy 0sten.
o. New ysrk Excbsnss In ordinary IefisE. d.
rency By Expras lil SUM o. Is sDl Upwards = -
eIpens1 sddrsssd MA DzUPHfl.
N. 4 DAUPH1. ..07 ssv0A -, W.16nosas
Mas 20. nsssy ossn psyssis - sslss
XIV okxAHs NATIONAL BASx,
nB Odmns.I
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DYKFs BEARD KLTxIR FURcEs LUxU-
- rant muEtsehea Whisken On h1ir % bad
Sesas m n 70 30 dayL No iniary. Easily nss1
Pet the world. Two or three p1Ekegss d0tns work
Wm prove Il or forfeit s1ea. Rnes per package vita
DIRECTORS, sealed and postpstd Zosnta thEse fef
csntx, stsnPs CT E1vSEs, Z A L kxliA co
arsntn, Pllstins, o114soEqx
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New York.

NEw YoRK, January 6.-Dry Goods
An irregular demand of some proportions
has been made, but while Of staple cottons
the takings have been very moderate of
seasonable specialties, such as prints,
ginghaus, dress goods, etc, there has been
a good business in wooden goods Exports
of domestic cottons for the week 5,43i pack
ages, or more thsn double the quantity for
n corresponding week in the history Of
the trade.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate
IN cALDwELLs ADDITION. AND OF
Steam EnQine, Shears and Wauon.

SACoht Su8uto, SUOot otto Vo0Ots
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID by Patrick Nicholson and Elizabeth Nicholson.
hs vic, To the undeIs gnel upntce. dated June 10,
1881, aud rcnr5ed IN the odioo OF the clerk OF the
County Court Of Ohio County. Wet Virginia, In
deed Of trust book No. IS, page "a, ! shall on
Saturday, january gath, 1883,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock al M, proved 90 sell a
the mont door OF the Court Hopse Of Ohio county,
We Z Virginia 10 the highest and hest bidder, the
following described property, that Z, n say; The
south ore bali Of lot numbered sixteen to- In square
numbered eleven az, In Joseph rol1wc,fs addition
10 the city ci Wheeling. together With the build 9
and imprS ven cnis thereon aud ! shall, on the sama
cay, commencing at ! O'Clock p. M, proceed 10 cell
u the ware room number n2l Main street In the
ssid c'tyef wheeling, one Steam Engine. and shears
and one wngop.
The Terms 81 sale Of TIE real est,ts arc one third
Of the purchase money, ard ~ much mora ~ The
purchaser may elect 20 pay 10 cash, and the residue
in two equal pay ments NJ one and Two years ~
Fpectively, With interest from day Of sale. the pur
chase' giving notes secured by deed Of trust for the
deferred payments anda policy OF i~uSuranoo on the
building; and the personal property viii 10 sold fos
cash In hand,
The title 10 said real estate IL believed 10 be per-
feet, hut selling as trurtee. ] shall convey only such
hile as 10 vested In mo by sid decd OF trust.
GEORGE W. ECkHARr, JR, Trustee.
W. II, HALLEn. Auctioneer. de2h