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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-06
INDICATIONS.

wAsHrSoroS, D. O., Feb, 81 a. NJ
weather, northerly winds. becoming va
riabIe, falling followed in the western por-
ton by slowing rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake, colder and fair
weather, followed in the western portion by
slighttise in temperature, ndsthefiy winds,
becoming variable.
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NoRFOLKs! NoRFoLks! NoRroLKs!


The Norfolks advertised by us last week
are now here. We waited until the new
springstyies were ont not wishing TO offer
our customers relics ola past age, which
might be interesting as.antiquiiies but
hardly desirable as rink garments for the
spring of 1885. We respectfully solicit
you TO call and examine these goods, be.
iiering that our claim that they arc the
nobbiest, most tyllsh and cheapest goods
of the kind In Wheeling will DO verified
by inspection. 4
M.GUTMAN & Co,
Retail Department.
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Another sn,ehel nIrhWn,mnn.

Another case Of hand.satclel robbing
was reported to the police last evening.
The victim this time was yonng German
woman employed by q Fifteenth street
family. She was passing along Eotf street
Just below Twelfth, abouts o'clock; when
a man stepped ont Of m alley and jerking
her hand satchel away, pushed her 10 that
she almost fell. The satchel contained
about 50, some Letters and two valentines.
There were other peopleinthe street atthe
time, but the thief was 80 quick in his
actions that no one had chance to recog.
ninn him ,.-
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NO EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.
The Legislative Joint Committee Finishes
Its Work.

Tie subcommittee OF the Legislative
Joint committee TO which was referred the
question OF exemption OF property from
taxation, finished its work last night.
From all OF Its labors the issue Is a bill
hartnonizing the statutes with the Consti-
tuition as laid down by the Supreme Coar.
In the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad com.
pany's tax suit. The bill will exempt
from taxation only church and public
property, named in the Constitution.
The fact has been commented on not a
little that Tax Commissioner Mason has
been in constant attendance upon the
meetings OF the committee, by invitation,
while the Auditor, State Treasurer and
other officials Of the State knew Of the ex-
istence OF tho committee only by the
printed reports Of tho Legislative proceed
ings. A proposition was made by mem.
Der OF the committee that Auditor Miller
be invited to appear before 1t, but The
suggestion was not adopted.
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ABOUT People.
Stranger. In dc city and wheeling rol1l

Abroad.
Fred. Wheaton, Of Cambridge, Is visit.
ing relatives in Centre Wheeling.
Miss Ella Lane, Of Woodsaeld, Ohio, Is
visiting friends on the South Side.
Will. Duffy, advance agent Of Carrie
Swain in ''fhe Little JOKER was in the
city yesterday.
Col. Jake Kemple will leave to-day for
Boston. He has several engagements TO
lecture in tl.e New England States,
Elizabeth &. Stout, sister OF Messra.
Alex. q. and Beverly NJ. Rotf, and wife Of
the late James II. Stout, formerly a well
known merchant Of this city, died In Phil.
adelPhia Yesterday morning. n
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.HooNn.HANp oLOTnING

Gents wishlnx % dispose Of cast Oh Wearing APP
,S,f.. poots, SHOES, 10, Will do well to notify
JrsTH, the secondhand Dealer,
nm isqs Markets 81. o0nN.Lte pGstoEIce. !.
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VNTANTED-YoUNG LADIES AND
wv Men 10 take simple. easy work q home all
.ie wear fOnnh, work sent by MALI dlRtAnen no
injection. rood salary; no canYASalng. AddrnS
iutinstfiai Manufacturing Company 1893 washing.
s,ers street BnStnn, Mas, jAl2e
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and lIght s. I6al 20; packing and butchers 81 50a
5 %; receipts $500 head; shipments Loss head.
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TIrUNILLE, Pa, Feb. 6-NAtIonal transit ceftih.
Gates opened at 6se: highest Gy1fc: lowest 6s1<c;
closed at exc Shipments for the eutlre oil regions
7O92j barrels; runs for the entire oil regions G59l7
hlrrala. charters d. 100 hlrrels
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sALyATfpY on is the greatest cure on
earth for pain. 1t affords instant relief
and speedy cure 10 all sufferers from rheu.
matism, neuralgia, headache, gore throat,
pain in the back, sidp, and limbs, cuts.
bruises, DC. Price twenty-five cents q
bottle,
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AIL.wOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock q full line Of the
above Jackets; also, IN extra heavy quail
ityfor butchers, and full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. c. HESS " sons,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
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Oil CIR, Pa. Feb. &-NatiopAi transit ceItth-
cAies opened al 6sIlc: highest exc; lowest 6s1c:
closed at 691te; SaIes $4,000 barrels: cleafances
600 barrels; runs 81 06 barrels; shipments 81 6l0
barrels; charters 26,le0 barrels. OIL City OIL EK-
IN n1a ,Ssn0k M h{ElSs Sf n Istn,f
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New wall papers and borders at 4 and
10 cents. New.styles and colors OF mica
papers. New carpets and YinloB shades.
A few calico cniAfartp Ut about half price,
70 CLOSE consignment. Allcheap Tor eash.
Call soon ct Nos. 20l0 and 202l Main
street. JOHN RoEtRR, Agent.
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oyEn THnhIyHR.
Aa Inlsr,.lIaE ,I.lanse o All soEl. Tfo..


lfAFtIn,s Ferry.
Miss Carrie cattell has returned home.
About 200 houses were erected in town
during 1884.
Mr.. /. II. Cloudy has the contract for
building house for Mr.. Gibson.
The mould shops al. the Elson and Buck
eye glass wosSs are running steadily.
Mrs. Eta Smith, who has been visiting
friends at Benwood, has returned home.
Parties in town are contracting for q
large skating rink to be built ut Mount
Pleasant.
THERE'S sal on being built at Mount
Pleasant. This is the frst one the town
has ever had.
Mr.. A. ]. Bowers has bought the farm
OF Mr.. William Wilson's near Mt. Pleas
ant for s, 500.
Mr.. William joys children, who have
been suffering from severe attack OF
diphtheria, are better.
Miss Sarah Hoyle, teacher Of room No.
s in the Central school, is on the sick list.
Miss Maggie Kerr is filling her place.
The Board Of Directors Of the Belmont
Stove Company met on Wednesday and
decided to start the foundry ON Monday.
The Myers Brothers rink, in Clark's ad-
ton, is under roof. They expect TO open
1t next week. This Is the third one for
this town.
Miss Bertrice Robinson, daughter OF
Rode Robinson, OF Clark's addition, was
severely scalded yesterday by falling In o
bucket Of scalding water.
The Hoyle & Jones Manufacturing Com
pany have their plans completed for q new
building. They will commence work on
IL as soon as the weather permits.
Mrs. Smith died at the residence Of her
son, Mr.. Hiram W. Smith, at an early
hour yesterday morning, at the age Of 81.
The funeral services were held at four
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. Mr..
Walker conducting tho services. Her re-
mains will be taken TO Pittsburgh for in
terment on the early train this morning.
LosT. A small bunch of keys, key No.
1850, P. o. Finder will be rewarded upon
leaving itat ongs.
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M IslAND RoLlEn RISE conrAxY.
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ANorIIEn ApvANcE Isl NAILS.
The Manufacturers Again Put Up the
Card Rate 9 Cents.

$40 AAhhassaUih "bhth = wv W the
Card Rate 6 Goats.
The nail manufacturers Of this city and
vicinity, including those at steubenyille,
held a meeting in this city yesterday
afternoon at the Office OF the Benwood
Nail works, on Fourteenth street, for the
purpose of discussing the state OF the
trade and taking what action the same
might seem to demand. Tile demand for
nails was reported as fair, showing inn
proyement over that at the first OF last
month and giving indications Of still
further improvement. A majority favor
ed slight advance OF the card rate and
this was generally agreed to, 8 25 being
fixed as the rate for the present. The
gentlemen present were disposed to look
forward TO good spring trade at fair
prices,
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DpRHIR's SALAD DRESSING Asp COIN
MEST SApeF TkeAHlyeFsSl lay6rite both
In the Y. s. and Great Britain, Whole
somc, delicious, economically and n1tri-
Irions. Saves anxiety, waste, and trouble.
fN ~ NwF&w
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CoMM1TrEEs and performers at the
Opera House tonight will be admitted at
the main entrance on Market street,
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Dry Goods.

INV York, Feb. 5.-with The. Srnesafdemand
more moderate 81 i4 wants the datiy volume Of
bu1lnesS IS less important than during the last
month when there was larger daily Ryefagr Than
OH any previous JanutFy.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Sehnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Tuesday:
IA. ~, 3ss;; II NJ, 3Ss ;3P. ", 81 I; p. NJ,
nno E-ksN
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The Mammoth rink will open Saturday.
Wheat is 90 cents bushel and steady.
Farmers are holding it for 81 90.
Mr.. James Clayland expects to leave for
Arkansas the latter part OF the week,
where he will make his future home.
There is q dime museum holding forth
in Heiniien Hail, the principal attractions
of which are ten legged dog and m eight
legged pig.
Miss Lena Deut gave very pleasant
party at the residence OF her father, J. G..
Dent, Wednesday evening, in honor Of her
sixth birthday. Abont twenty fair young
folks were present and enjoyed themselves
thoroughly.
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TOR SALE.

-Four twcstory Frame Dwelling Houses w
ket street, near the B. d o. Shops, two hlrihslls
rooms each, and two having four room 81 ~
Must be sold Immediately. VIII sell 'ePaFaa'-
desired. VIII net 10 percent on The invsa'nsss
Apply 10 WIZ. RlSEAAn,
del5 ll64 NIELtlslsss
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@antea.

TTTANTED-A GOOD BARBER.
wv Steady work. Apply 10 N.GAus, Nc. III
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EyOR SALE OR RENT-TllE l.AESss
II three story Brick Building, Nos. w ~ ~
corner Main and TWenty.fnL Streets uoGlss n
FoomS, 42xs5, and finished basement. aJrsSJbr
third stories containing u rooms, hphsss IS,s
nilhed; bath rooms, WnSh hours, &"' W u"
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New York, Feb 5-cotton quiet and steady:
futures steady February Lilo: March ll.E9c;
April 11.9c: May l1.S9c; june u.boc: July 1l.elc;
August 1lg50t. September II sic. October l0S2e;
NoYemhef 10. &c: December II. lle. 80. -
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DAILY excursions to, New Orleans via
Baltimore & Ohio railroad at SIS 10 for the
round trip.
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EoR RENT
DOR RENT.
'EOR RENT.

One seven toomed House, With gas saa ~
room, on South Front street. Three III !It1A
Houses, with gns aud bath room, on souta IN,
street One eight roomed HOuSe. with p. y
water, on South Broadway. One I've rOonulGt
tage on Delaware street. One five rOoned C0al
on Delaware street, stable on lot. Ore Hye Nala
Cottage on Kentucky street, sable OH lOL "
three toomed Cottage on Ohio street, stabls a Z
Jas L J, S1OM
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HioUNTRY RESIDENCE, T0 o.. ~ Y
" With Valuable LAuds, near the CITY, ~

~ With Valuable Lands, near The Ci'y' ~
as am compelled 70 move 10 the ely " siJJs
my residence together with much o. wv WV, nj
don't seii viii rent There Is on tie PllCS u
tenant house; alto Arge new stable, ~ nj q
crib and wagon shed, all under one Iea v; IN, u
other neediul outhuIldlnp, Their Aie ,W,',5Ssd q
hnh, which has been enriched win huI y IA "
loads Of good static manure, hau!el " .i,blnSs
hardening purposes. There u Also HG l1. n 4,
lands with neierfalllng springs q Ml IH I,5iI,i1
fields. A large portion Of the land i Wy si,iIs,u
and eligibly located for Building Lots w ne
a such II wanted. Some have been ny w, H.rrsiy
S e Fof tuFther Information and JSSrI5 hIIY;
Call on, +, u AAAH"
iaiN
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'FoR SALE.


Situated on W., p. &RR r, fold IIenPSseISS - n
two miles cast Of Inc City Of Wheettis, v. n
about two miles from Ohio river, G0nisu ~, n
acres o. coal and % acres surface AnI ~
known ~ the "WIlloN Glen Coal t7oPer1 po
myf iaO0 Market ssHIS.-
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w ~ u
200 hnshels Shipments 9 hns9e yetn 10y Icy
and " III eSsatai ~ ~ a. N lssIeI
y -. ~, Il i,ii 10 sfs. ..s4 PM nStinaily I'M.
~ a. ayI,e- e92c 1nit fnelts
SSIss s tnehaI,,l1d iasnr sieady. n good de.
tsaSid md Whisky duh At 81 Is But
~ ,o,ret n - Ghrese IA iaif demand,
h,,t i.. ~ q ~ ma ACTOR qsilc
= ,,s,. =, Van < vlo,y a,lat and
MeeS q. Ge ~ N.,! 80
q +assal y ~, No., Am.
~ o1Ss \ .bsde easter. ear lnt mi faif de.
sas5a ssi nm. N. 4 mixed 90: No. sc; No.
TeiiaS 5o5essi So. mixed February fJISsSOc:
streIISer. feIeetsi Thie EiS6c; No while sake;
IA \ Ii,ite FebrtIarv ma Mareh "a; April
ard MAY SsaS5iSe,
RtynoRx Nm. Feb. s.-Flour steady ard quiet.
WLeat sSsstsfn kisber and i9lfly active: No, 2
i,,tes ~ mn ssSsasSEc: fe6Tnary So March
S05lGgiAc; May 90 sigESc Corn. western higher,
strong and active; mixed spot
elaLsa 49, - 49,, sA 49, =, q.
gu Hite 1891 AIi ~ aniSt .rd
nay eef mo NV q, ~ Ti. Ts ri a
81 saGl u. =.
ToLEGo zen Smne1t N.Y. sss. AMI Nj
~ ea, ". hn1 w. ssII rors ,o1lss:
.sss .iSsse,' ESfr,s, ~, sSteI. Nav i9
os. dun and SgninaI Iys ". .: cfeye i:
- TsIys u ~ ss I sas-2s'
e-i'Hs'A' '''''S y - 80 Ger,
SsSe
Chicago ILL.,. FEB a-Ihe grgsers ygrrdt y.
ports: Live hogs-keoeipn ~ 90 heaa; snlptnents
100 head; market very hrtAk heavy loaioe hlgnef.
y ana eo a Ag ea5 irg q "a n. NH
4, SSstsS. sEs1H x M Al. Sattle-Receip,s sb95
Sead; ny. aa X sS.e IA q
i.5Oo pounds S. as 90: 100 70 $50 pounds $50:
ieIahs 81 So.S0 %. sheep-DIll, weak and steady:
rSN{tfs Z m head InfaFI0r ~ 69 IA. medium 10
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gor5sale.
TOR sALE-co COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres OF choice high bottom land, ht ~
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and h q y. -
Improved by substantial brick hOlAs II ~
kitchen and outbullelngs, situated in Ilutt,
maple, sugar and poplar tres. Also, 4 goods ~
ton oil fruit trees. Apply TO .,s
w. v. H0dE q BRO, 100 NAiteS
Or r. W. MORROW, ON the PREMISE ~.
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non DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

a. ~ ~ IErgLIIGENcER JOB ROOMS, NO. 3
and n Fourteenth Eilces, where yeu can " sto''
,SOdaISd a IhofI notice. VII
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TIFF Wan. Soap Ak yO#geoeFfeFlt
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@s,,rral alotiees.

II ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN OrEvS
IL Reveals Past, Present and Future. H. y,
vice on money, business and family Gsiipss ~
from to9R.H M. n EIRhth AtFfet - ~
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sealed Proposals,
cEALED PROPOSALS.

seAled proposals will be received at ,he a., :,
Ing, until THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il I Ia; W
O'Clock r. ", for furnishing lime 10 The a, u.
for one year. The contractor musI giTp ~ n,
approved security for fllfillmeIt u M N,s,s.
The Trustees reserve the right TO reject lSy d !,
bids.
iebS z HAzLITT, Sssas
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REHEARSAL Of 'tsfistletoe Bough" at the
Opera House this morning at 10 O'Clock
and Land o. Nod" at 3 p. NJ.
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DOR SALE.

Valuable Roal Esta.e on N. Z. corner 1E,sf
fourth and Market streets, 10 the CITY Of WA.s ~
VIVA. Lot IL feet BY CO feet; nov oceaPS ""
]. nlithts @ wagon and blacksmith shOps
WV. E0GE 4 BR0'
ann laO Market sls!!,
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Goro John H. Hall, llsa,Main street,
for coad and cheap skaie satohels.
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AUCTI ION!
AUCTION! AUCTION!
The Greatest Sale on Record!
$4,000

worth of Silks, Satins, Cash
meres, Velvets, Calicoes, Mus
Inns, Flannels, Blankets, Ladies
Cloaks, and a full stock Of Ho-
siery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons
and Notions. in general such
as are to be found in a frst-class
Dry Goods House, must and
will be sold without reserve to
the highest bidder.
Come one, come all, avail
yourself Of the opportunity for
great bargains.
D8-sale will positively commence on
SATURDAY, January u, at 9 and r.
NJ, and continue every Tuesday, Wcdnes.
day aud Saturday until the full stock Is
diSDOsed of. l-
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ALEDPRoposALsFoRHAULly
- COAL AND COKE \ sew
sealed proposals VIII be recelyed at The WA,
Gas Once, until tn rRspAi, fkBRpAKYrgs
ate o'clock ?. ~, for hauling coal aud III \,
Gas Works for one year. Contractor 70 ENs ~
with approved seciIrity for fulallmeaI q Ssils
Trustees reserve the right to reject Any W1IT
For further Information Inquire Gt The aGOss
By erder Of the Board. -
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Ghe asteLLiasllag
once Mo-. rs and s7Fouft4s ntii Street.


stocks For FAX -IEaAe Irwin.
Tne Apple Hams, Sc MeMechent
Vaienlihes-C Hslnimby.
Auction Eale 81 Household Goods.
EirkvoOd skating Rlnk. ,lt
Hack Jeney FiIks-J. 4 Rhodes 4 70.
Countlng House slAtioneJ stAhion & DaTen-
For sale aud Exehange-C. A. seliieIeT 4 Co.
ChApIIne street Rlnk-FOunh page;
geds y, shook & % Head Of Local
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ENQUIRE on TIE PREMISE i.
N y. R;5The above building would makes
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
gorGeut.
E0R RENT.

DooMs FOR RENT-IN HON
LII brooks block. Apply 70 ". Y. HOGII
BRO, 1900 Market street A.
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Go TO John H. Hall, 1lss Main street,
Tor good and cheap skate sattliels.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-22
A Itobber Shot.

From the ABsericUs GA } Recorder.
A few nights ago a gentleman was
aroused from his slumbers by hearing a
noise at his window. He Immediately
concluded that ne was to be trt ated to a
robbery. Pistol or gun he bad none, but
he was determined TO defend his little
property with his life. Looking around
he found bottle Of COObs gin-
ger ale. A happy thought struck
him. AS soon as the burglars head
came through the window he pushed
the bottle close to his head. cut the string
and bang went the cork, followed by a
sluice OF ale, into the face Of the man.
He fell back yelling, and the gentleman
ran out TO find companion who, bella ed.
had gone around 10 spend the balance OF
the night, and thought he would enter
without disturbing his friend. They
swore secrecy, but the tale was 100 good
10 hold and we give 1t to the public, with
holding the names.
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CII,Y NHERIEFlS SALN.


FINDER aud by virtue of writ Of execu-
~ ton issuing out of the Honorable the
City Court OF Savannah in favor of THE
SAY AMMAN MUTUAL 10 An Assoc A
TON, plaintid. against ROBERT b. REP
PARD, on q debt SECURED by the property
hereinafter described, I have levied upon the
following described properly as the property
Of the said ROBFRr b. REPPARD:
All that lot, piece or parcel or land situate,
lying ami being in the city OF savannah,
county Of Chatham and state OF Georgia
known as that portion OF t0e knapp tract"
lying east OF the savannah. Florida and
Western Railroad, and containing two and
one half t210 acres, and boun led in deed
from the executors of Knapp TO Il. h. Rep
pard, on the south by Lovers lane, west by
said railroad, north by lands Of Schley aud
east by lands of estate OF WaldburR. said
portion beng subdivded by said Reppard into
twenty eight lots, numbered from thirty
sevt to siXty-four inclusive, except lot num-
Der fifty-seven $50.
Also lots numbers sixty-four and sixtynve
(64 and 05) White ward in SAID city, Dating
on Henry street, bounded on the north by a
lauo, eSst by lot number eighty -one. south
by Henry street, and west by lot number
sixty-eix t66l.
And will sell the same at public outcry, be-
fore the Court House door of said county. in
the city OF Savannah, county OF nathan and
state OF Georgia. on the FIRST TUESDAY,
being the 5ih day OF January, 1856, between
the legal hours Of sale.
Sheriff City Court uf savannah.
Defendant not ded of levy. Terms cash;
pui chaser paying for titles.
SAVANNAH, GA December eth, 1885,
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he Not he Decaivsd.

Hypocrisy is the compliment vice pays TO
virtue. Imitation is the compliment failure
pays to success. The name-not the charao-
ter-of Beuson's Capcine Plasters is initiated
by interruptions parties, who make and try to
sell plasters varIously called ''Capsicin. :"
"Capsicnm," "Capsiclne," "Capucin" plas-
ters, with the manifest intention to deceive
So cunningly and boldly 10 this done that care
less people are doubtless sometimes beguiled
into buying such articles in place OF the genu-
Inc. Happily tbs number who follow this vo-
cation decreases every year through the re-
fusal of reputable dealers 70 handle the int
tation goods. meanwhile be cautious. In the
middle of the genuine 10 cut or poroused the
word "CApeiue," and on the face cloth Is the
''Three Seals" trademark. ok for Benson's
then examine. One Bens0ns Ia worth
dozen OF any other kind.