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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
The Capitol Repairs.

Private Secretary VIII Jackson, yester-
day disclaimed any desire to reflect in any
way in his article in the Parkersburg State
Journal, and published IN Yesterdays In
telTgencer, on the gentlemen who are lob
by;ng the Capitol repair bill through the
Legislature. While he thinks the sum esti-
mated as being necessary 1881, 0O0O is too
large, be has endeavored to put the cost at a
figure far above that advocated by some
members of the Legislature. Several dele,
gates had informed him that they thought
81 900 quite sufficient to do all the work
the State Was entitled to do, but he had in
sisted that that figure was far too small.
Members had pointed TO the item of $40, 500
under the general head Of plumbing as an
example Of extravagsnt estimates, and
claimed that the plumbing Of the building
was in better condition now than when the
State took possession of the building.
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The CHILDRES's HEALTH must not be
neglected, colds in the head and snuffles
bring on catarrh and throat and lung afec-
tions. Ely's Cream Balm cures at once. Il
is perfectly safe and is easily applied with
the finger. 1t also cures catarrh and hay
fever, the worst cases yielding to it in. q
short time Sold BY druggists. 80 cents.
Ely Bros, 0swego, n. Y. -.
The BOTTLE Of Ely's Cream Balm that l
obtained of you last summer has entirely
cured my little boy Of severe attack OF ca
tarrh. Mrs. Salfe Davis, Green Postofce,
Ala.
OSE OF my children, a girl about nine
years old, had very bad discharge from
her head and nose Of thick, yeliowish mat
ter. and was growing worse. We had two
different physicians prescribe for her. bat
without much benefit. We tried Ely's Cream
Balm, and much to our surprise, In three
DAYS there was q marked Improvement We
continued using the Balm and in short
time the discharge was apparently cured
o. A. Cary. Corning, N. \.
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for services IN connection with contract With
the Mt Vernon, Ceshocton and Wheeling
Railroad for $500, was ordered paid.
Mr.. Nichols offered resolution to The
effect that John w. McCulloch. Road Sur
veyor of Precinct No. 4, Richland district
be removed from such position. The same
gentleman offered another resolution that
no charge shall be entertained BY the Board
of Commissioners against any officer oil
Ohio county unless the same be verified 6y
oath and proper bond given BY the party
making charges to protect the county in al
costs and expenses upon failure to sustain
charges so made Adopted.
Mr.. Boring offered resolution to the
effect that the chairman of the Committee
on Court House and Jail place cupboard
in the room at the rear of Clerk Hook 8
Office Tor the Assessor to keep his books
and papers in Referred.
Mr.. offered q resolution TO
the effect that the Board OF Surveyors OF
Precinct No. Q, in Richland district, be
directed to post Oh the county bridge at the
forks of Short Creek the usual notice against
fast riding or driving over the bridge. Re
ferred.
Resolved, That at the request OF CommIs'
sioper G. A. Stoker the name of j. w.
Boring be substituted for G. A. Stoker on
the Committee on Roads and Bridges.
Adopted.
The Board at sos o'clock p. m. adj
iourned
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wELLSBURG.
Session OF the County Court Suit for False
a imprisonment

Session OF the County Court Suit for False
Re imprisonment.
The County Court met in regular session
at the court house this morning, and put in
busy day transacting great amount Of
business. Samuel Hedges was appointed
by Sheriff Brown as one of his deputies,
and qualified. +. P. Nuzum qualified as
deputy clerk of the County Court, having
been appointed by G. B. Turner.
A petition signed by two hundred and
sixty-one citizens asking for the resigna-
ton IS. S. Quest, Justice OF the Peace
in Wellsburg, was presented to the Court,
but as no Impeachment charges
had been preferred, the Court was unable to
act upon it and handed it to the Squire
without recommendation. The people
await the action of the Squire with some
interest. The alleged reason for the peti-
ton grew out of the decisions in the Vol.
hardt robbery investigation.
Senator Sommerville remained at home
to-day to attend court.
Suit has been entered against the Mayor
Of Wellsburg and two policemen by Posey
Cheek for alleged false imprisonment. The
amount Of damages claimed is 81 500.
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ESQ pair hook Lafayette and Alexandra
Kid Gloves at SOC, regular price $3.50.
so pieces Shifting Percale st sc yard,
worth l2Ic.
, cases New York Mills and Utica sheet
ing 27lc.
| card 81 Bleached Table Damask 42!c
case PLAID and Check Nainsook &c.
case India linen &c.
200 pieces Hamburg Swiss and Main
sock Edging aud Inserting from lc pei
yard and upward
1000 pair Ladies and Gents Hose and
Halt Hose at50c, Coo and 75c per dozen.
SO doz. ladies' regular made hose, size
81 to %, at l9c pair.
100 short lengths of Silks and Satins from
25cuR
600 Corsets at &c, worth 81 70.
II. Emsheimer, Island 20 Eleventh street
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A Valuable Publication.

1t is getting to be the proper thing to do
to await the appearance Of the B. & 0. Red
Book, to learn statistically just how election
results came about. Judging from the
promptness in which editions follow polit-
ical contests, the B. 4 o. has found the
Red Book popular scheme, and the special
issue Just out really takes the palm. 1t is
quite pretentious little book, embracing
one hundred and twenty-eight pages. Upon
them is shown the returns from the dozen
or more of the States in which the fight
was wsged the hottest, and to imagine
more extensive or comprehensive compila-
ton of figures would indeed be difficult.
The scope OF information furnished is GER
tainly wide one, and after going over THE
Revolution Of 'S4," the title of the special
edition in question, even the veriest Of tyros
in political statistics will unhesitatingly de-
clare the publication most excellent one
to have in the house. To get it is easy
merely the forwarding OF stamp to c. h.
Lord, Baltimore. Aside from the election
returns the book has much in it relative to
the inaugural ceremonies at Washington TO
be worth sending for for such information
alona
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Obituary,

Mrs Andrew Hopkins, a daughter Of
John List Sr., died at Mrs Andersons,
corner Of Tenth and Main streets, oflung dis
disease, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Hopkins
enjoyed large acquaintanceship among our
citizens, who were deeply panied 20 hear Of
her death. Mr.. Hopkins, who preceded
her 10 the grave some time ago, was an
old resident of Washington county, a
brother of Congressman Hopkins. He was
for many years editor Of the Washington
county Examiner, and subsequently of the
Harrisburg Patriot The funeral will take
place from the residence of DR.. 7. Ii. Logan
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment at
Washington, Pa.
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Letter COrrieYs' Work for January.
A Man With SIX Wives.

A man with six wives is likely to go to
Jail for Egsmy. which, after all, may not
be much more dissgreeable than trying to
hive with six women at time. Either
course is not more disagreesble than to be
afflicted with dyspepsia and liver complaint.
Frank Jones, Of Cothrans, Texas, writes, II
am using Browns Iron Biuers for, dyspepsia
and debility, and it has done me great
deal Of benefit" Any other man may re
eeive similar advantage 1t also cures ma
lsriS, weakness, neuralgia, etc.
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TN The COUNTY COURT OF 0HIQC0UHTY,
Iroszte Of the last will and Testament Of Elijah
Brown, deceased.
The object Of the petition hsd IN this matter. on
the ID day OF January A. d. 1855, 70 have admit
last viii snd iezamspt Of Elijah Brown, deoeassd,
hearing date on the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1853,
and 1t appearing from an amdavft fied With fnsin
Mflliean, John Miiligxy, her husband. Elizabeth H.
Ho,kins. z Hopkins, bn husband, Nancy 4
Nc Joy nj slas Mccoy, her husband, srt non
derrd that they do appear at my Once In the city q
wheeling, In the county and etste sforessid, on
the ID day Of February, A d. 1885. at oeelock q.
m and DO what ID necessary q protect their inter
est in the said matter. 0EObeE hoOA, Ciefk.
L r. JosEs, Attofrey.A 1navi
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GALLPOLB.
rhe Grea, Revival stllI Gos-s ON.

Tho Great Revival Still Gosss on.
Tie interest in the great Methodist re-
yiyaI here continues and is as intense a.
four weeks ago. The total number OF con.
versions to date exceeds FIVE hundrea, and
the consections with the church Demoer
ESQ. LAST night the church was more
densely packed, if possible, than at any
meeting yet. 1t was q jam, with people
standing wherever there was room fos .
foot. The altar and in front Of the chancei
was. packed with mourners. A score were
converted and q score united with the
church. 1t is marvellous religious excite
ment the like Of which wss never known
here before. The church edihce, which IS
comparatively new and Of modern style and
one of the largest in Southern Ohio, is now
too small to seat the entire membership
since this revival
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Advfoa In nTotharn.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription OF one o.
the best female nurses sndphysicisns in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
calculable. It relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price &c bottle.
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AWalkinR skeleton.

Mr.. f. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg. Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted with lung fever and
reduced to walking skeleton. Got fres
trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that i bought dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more q
man, completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in aesh of 4s
pounds" sa
Call at Logan l. Co.'S Drug Store and get q
free trial bottle of this certain cure fOr al
Lung Diseases. Large bottles Si.0e.
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their rings, watches and othsr jswslry %
get rink money 81
work Yesterday stalking Of ground for the
new water works
The Excelsior rink is rapidly aPro.ch-
ing completion. The First ward rink 70
nearly finished.
The ExceIsior rink. from the way the
boss talk, will draw well.
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transfers Of Read Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate were
recorded by Clerk Hook Yesterday
Deed made January %, 1885, by Fanny
Young and husband to the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company. for part Of lot
No 2l in Manchester; consideration 81, $50.
Deed made January q. 1885, BY Mary
McGannon to Charles VESSEL. for part Of
lot No. les, at the corner Of Jacob and
Seventeenth streets; consideration. $3,5eO.
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onicer. Elected.

The new Water Board met last evening
and elected the following o(hcers; President,
William Hastings; superintendent of water
works, J. II. Riddle: secretary. Alex Upde
graf; assessor 6rst district NJ. Edwards;
spcond district Thomas Market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

IN vain the eyes are filed With light
In vain the cheek with beauty glows,
Unless the teeth are pure and white,
Unless the breath is ike the rose;
And SOZ0D0ET sloae supplies
These beauties that we al 80 prize.
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Excursion Tickets to New orleans.

Cheap excursion tickets by both river and
railroad, are now on sale via the direct and
popular Pan Handle route. For tickets
and full particulars call on or address }. &.
.Tomlinson Agent, foot Of Eleventh street.
Wheelinv W Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea Seas SO pieces, for Eight Dol
lars. stone China Sets still lower,
DAWSON BROS.
2226 Market street.
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New Dancing Academy

Prof A. Fischer, teacher Of dancing de-
partment viii open sehOol in dancing at
Nolan Hall, tor ladies and gentlemen on
Monday evening, February 9, at o'clock,
For ladies and children Saturday afternoon
Al 2 80 O'Clock, February Z. All the latest
DANCES viii be taught Satisfaction
guaranteed. 0fice hours at Banaiers Ma
sc Store from Ito o'clock
Respectfully,
A Ffscage ASo LAIR.
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Capitol Insurance.

The Board of Public Works, on Saturday,
renewed the insurance on the capitol build.
ing, in the sum Of SIS, 900, for the period Of
six months; as directed by the joint resolu-
ton of the Legislature, as follows:
Througb the Agency of J. C., Anderson:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

Tn THE COUNTY COURT or OHIO COUNTY,
State OF West Virginia, In the matter Of the pro-
viii and testament Of Peter Humbsrger, deceased
The object Of the petition fled In this matter, On
the fsth day Of January, A. D. 1885, r. 70 have 3D.
Ditted 10 probate paper writing purportfng TO be
the last VIII and testanent Of Peter HnmbeFyer, de-
erased hearing date the 18th day Of February, A.
D. 1854, and N appearing from an aftdzvit hled
with me in my once that john h. Humberser, 0eos
B. HumberRer, william NJ HumberEer, Riza
BauRhmau, widow Of Jacob Banghman, 6uzanna
Mcbride, wife OF Frank Mcbride, with the said
children Of Mary Ann Beckley, deceased, RaeSs
Humberger, widow OF jacob. and children, and
Adam J. Humbesger, residents d this btnis.
nor found therein II Is ordered that they do appear
at my once, In the city OF Wheeling, In the county
and State Aforesaid, on The 18th day Of februsry,
A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock N. and DO What II neoss-
sary 20 protect their interest In the ssid natter.
GEORGE HOOK,
Clark Of szid Court
|. JANIS p. RssERs, Attorney. jsl9osvt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

In general such as are
be found In a 6rst-class Dr
Goods House, must and vi
be sold without reserve to Ii
highest bidder.
Come one, come all, an
avail yourself of this oppa
tunity for great bargains,
HSSale will positive
commence on Saturday, Jam
airy II, at , and ! p. M, al
continue every Tuesd1
Wednesday and Saturday uni
the full stock is disposed o.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Board DispOsss Of the Months
Usual Business.
Plenty Of Routine and Committee Matters
Vacancy Filled in the Board
Of Health Miscellaneous
Matters.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF County Commissioners was held
yesterday with ali the acting members pres
ent. The hour of meeting was 10 q. m,
but the gayel did not fall till ten minutes of
eleven. The meeting was quiet one. All
reports ofthe committees were adopted with
out argument aud the mOnotony of the
morning session was broken only BY Few
debates on unimportant matters.
The following routine business was passed
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SKATE Satchels so, Toe and upwards, on
Wednesday. VIM. Schwertfeger, TAG
Main street.
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Grand Kid GlnYa Sale.

SKATE Satchels 81 upwards, at VIM.
Schwerlreger's, ll46 Main street.
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pENfIsTs.
a5eeIin9 8e9istfE
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements
Wanted-Furnished Rooms
Grand Ball-Gehringer Hall
For Rent-Warehouse
Notice to Lien Holders.
For Sale-Csrrisge.
Woman's Union Benevolent Society.
Pickles and Jelhes-Geo. X. McMeehen
K Son.
Wanted-Girl for Homework
Card Of Thanks-Womsu's Benevolent
Society.
Opera House--l.and Of Nod and Mistlc-
toe BORgh. ...
The New Star Lamps-EEing Bros.
Wauted-Girl for HouseWork.
When Speetacles are Needed. G.. Dbl
los.
Thermometers Record.
Following is the Thermometer record for
yesterday, as observed at Schnepfs drug
store, corner Market and Fourteenth streets:
MONDAY.
Jar I'm. So N. .ea
n "a 81 50
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+ additional Local on First Page. ]

Members Of Legislature invited
Ia call and see our stock.
JACOB w. CRUDE,
JeWeIeP Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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BONDS APPROVED.

The bonds of the following officers were
approved: James NJ. Russell, Justice Of the
Peace for Triadelphia district; Robert B.
Woods, Jr., Justice OF the Peace for Clay
district; William Johnson, constable for
Webster district; H. s. Thornburg, consta-
Bile for Triadelphia district.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The bill of costs in the case Of Emma
Kimberly VS.. Ohio county Judgement for
plaintiff. Total costs $49l5 Sc, was ordered
paid.
Two vouchers FOR the total amount of
$3e a presented by w. c. Smith. Engineer
and Superintendent Of Roads of Ohio county
we're ordered paid,
The bill OF I'll II Rasseu to Ohio county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY
hE IESI;

Place can top down on hot stove until heated thel
remove the cover and SMELL AchentSt will aot be n
Iured 70 detect the presence OF ammonia
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sABouT WOMEN.

Mary Hewitt still lives in the Tyrol she
Is now IS years old.
Kate Field still has hopes Of being ap-
pointed Governor Of Utah.
Queen Victoria never tried the exhiler-
ating enjoyment Of roller-skating.
Miss Rebecca Thomas, Of Middleboro,
VT, was born In the first hour OF the nine
teenth century.
The present Mrs. sprague bought in for
$3.50 al the Canonchet sale an unique
Marie Antoinctte cabinet for which the
iirst AlrS. Sprsgue, now Mrs. Kate Chase,
paid $1,000.
Nine. Patti is now declared to be more
proud Of her very small and pretty feet
| than she is Of her success on the stage,
thus placingthe pedal attachment above
the vocal accomplishment.
DR.. Mary Understanding q play and
means to have fair play from the critics II
she has to occupy the proscenium box
with an arsenal Of shot guns. II Is said
that the title Of the play is "only pants-y
blossom"
Nine. Ristori had an odd experience 81
Athens, Ga. The local orchestra played
"BilIy In the Low Grounds" during the
execution OF the Edriof Esser, while Queen
Elizabeth yielded up the ghost to the tune
OF "Dixle."
Miss Elvia N. Benjamin's memory l.
honored in q monument Just erected al
Summeryille, S. G. It was she who
plunged into the surf at Sullivan's. Island
last summer and saved the life Of child
diving herself Of exhaustion.
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EDrll,nm,n who rella Gordon Pell.


The assassination Of her agents fills
moro than one bloody chapter in the his.
tory Of England's foreign policy. Indeed
IL seems remarkable that the reign OF so
mild and gracious sovereign as
Victoria-a reign characterized by so
much that is humane and bene-
flcent at home-is TO be known in
history for so much that is violent and
matchmaking abroad. The sadly tragic
fate Of Gordon in KhRrtoum recalls some
sccnes which in their time have brought
To tho British people tho blush OF morti-
fed pride and filed the isles with the sad
voice Of lamentation and the wild cries Of
revenge.
,ingulshed oriental traveller, went to Cabul
in 1857 on commercial mission to Dosi
Mahomed, ruler Of that country. Burnes
won the favor Of Dost Mahomed, who
gave strong evidence Of his-desirc to be
on good forms with tho English. The
Government did not believe in the
friendly professions Of tho Afghan
rnlor. and it was found convenient to enter
in,o an alliance with Shah soojah-ool.
NOOK, who claimed to be and probably
SSss hyhereditary descent the heir to the
af,bsn throne. But the Afghans were
satisfied with Dost Mahomed, or, at all
events, did not want Shah sOojah-oOl'
Nook to reign over them. =,
inlater times, the Government did
those 4 thipss which the man in the beat
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gsnstes Sac.

TRUSrEE'S SALE OF VA,,',S,',,--'
u. REAL EsIAIEAND PERSONAL, Pp0pst.lliE
By virtue OF the authority vested Ia NJ hhIf.
deed o. trgit made By Charles LndeEig Am sss
uary 6, lSs6 aud recorded In the otce 81 ~ ~
Of The County Coun Of Ohio County. vs. ;Ss ~
ginlR, IN Deed Of Trust Book No. y. ioiiS ! W.
undersigned will proceed 10 sell at hubiis az We
% The hlEbSst and best bidder. Al the iraht ~.
The Court Horte Of Ohio county, In NJ fS,.i
wheeling, West Virginia, on sATtRDiYs NV z
day Of February, A. D. lSS6, commenrin,, J. ~
O'Clock A. n, the following describcI rCSi y .
that y 70 hay: Al that certain piece OF parS.I q
ground situated and being In Division ' w
Joseph Caldwell estate and addition ihersi. =. ue
the City Of Wheeling, In the county 81 0hIo y. .
OF Wcit Virginia aud known ~ The Sontb ~
lot No, (el dxtythree In Md addition y w;
city, togelher with AL the Improvements ,it,,,ll
thereon and thefeunto belonging. ERii b,II Ivy
fronting on the west side Of McCOllOch gtnSS, W
ncr Of McColloch aud Thlrtleth STREETS Soiss- 90
sane property a. heretofore conTeyed Ia ~ "
LudeNlg BY deed bearing date FebfuIry, 4, n ~
made and signed BY =. Brady and John L Gols.1
executors Of Joseph Caldwell. deceased ana I'S
Q. MAySton and Mary n. MaySiOn m via ~ ssat
record In the Clerks office Of Ohio Countr IL ~
IN Deed Book No. q. folio 49, Also ~ 49,
personal property situate aud beinE M ~ b,t,lt
on the above described half lot, THE are n i.
sold on the premises a follows, tOyIl; TE,s,.s
ten and Ghelving two scales, two show Sc ~,
contents, one small lot canned goods, one M ~
Ing soda. one hall barrel salt, all notion. ~
empty cans, barrels anu boxes, all houSehoiJ ~
kitchen hrnilnre, one hone, one wagon and ~,
ncss, tue aAid ChAflgs LudeWig re4erTlnR ~ bi,s
self an exemption Of two hundred doliG5, 1, nm 1
Anieed W LAW.
1he above descfi6ed rial aud personal pror.,,,
was gwen 70 John W. schult1e In trust 70 S,S,sS,
the payment OF taxes due the City Of WbsSilsss1
county OF Ohio and State Of West virginlS. sS,oit
the payment o. e1psilses attending The eXerntS-
OF this II9tt including lhe commissions q d.
trustee. Third 70 Charles Otte the sun Of II hss
died dollars, for amount now due aud paysble n
certain proniSory hote made and Ngned Y
Charles Ludewig, with interest thereon from hi!
], 1881. Fourth, 70 August Koch, the sum Of N
hundred dollars, i9t amounts now due and nv.