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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-31
LIFE PRESERyER-

II you are losing your grip on life, try
Wells Health Remover" Goes direct to
weak spots.
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bags; December Coco; January, 6 6Oc; Feb
ruary, 81 zoe; April, soc; July. G. 90c Sugar
Refined, quiet; c, 81 051c; white extra G.,
5sc; yellow. 5a5@c; mould A, 81 06 1916;
standard A, &c; confectioners' A, 6 11-160 62c;
graduated. 1850, cubes, &c. Molasses steady;
choice quite steady
Petroleum-United, S7sc
Eggs quiet and steadily held; receipts, 1884
packages.
Cut meats steady and quiet; picked hams slc;
quiet; sales of Western steam, spot at 6 size;
January, O. 30 1850; February, $50 a g. Acc;
March, 8. 46G 4Sc; April 65l q 53c; May, G. 50
06 Soc; city steam. 6 so at 35c
Butter quiet and steady; Western. IA 26c;
Elgin creamery, $780, Cheese quiet but firm.
Copper firm; lake, III &c.
Lead quiet and weak. Other articles I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30-Trading on Change
to-day was light in all the speculative pits. bnt
the tone was firmer for all the cereals and there
was slight advance recorded in values all
around. The aggregate trading in wheat was
only moderate, and fluctuations were confined to
range of SC, closing in the latest trading at
nearly the outside figures. The foreign news
was not encouraging, and what little strength
was accorded the market was owing to the fear
of freeze in the Northwest There was a
slightly stronger feeling in corn and oats, due
to an improved demand and light receipts. Pro
VISIONS were a little Steddler, and closed a shade
higher. There will be no meeting of the board
on Friday.
Flour was quiet and unchanged
Wheat was little irmer. closing a &c higher
than yesterday The sales ranged: December,
"a 0841c, closing at 84sc; January, S408i4c,
closing at Size; February, 84a 0s5sc closing at
S55c; May 90a 9lsc, closing at alac; No 9
spring, 81 84sc; No. spring, 67 a. :; No. Cred,
nominal
Corn was irmer closing &c higher; cash 365c:
December and the year. 36s a. $3.50, closing at
56s 36ac; January, 1863 036sc, closing at 36sc;
February, 1868 037sc, closing at &c. May, 39s
40ac, closing at 40sc.
Oats were firmer; cash. 27s 027ac; December,
21s G274c, closing at 27sc January, 27ac; May,
81 a. 1sc. Rye was dull; No. 2, $50. Barley
was dull; No. 2, 62 a 62ac.
Fiaxseed was steady: No l, 81. 12k.
Mess pork was frmer; cash, &c. 81 a g. 81;
January, So. SO $3.50. closing at So 81 a $50;
February So 90 a 10 90, closing at So 97a a TO- co.
Lard was frm cash, 971 a g. 00c; January, s. 975c,
February, 602a 0G073c. closing at g. 05 a 6. 07Ic
Boxed meats were steady; dry-salted shoulders,
3. % g. 75c; short-rib sides, 4.S504 Gee; short
clear sides, 5.10a5. 15c.
Whisky was firm at 81. 16.
Sugar was unchanged.
Butter and eggs were unchanged
On the afternoon board wheat was steady and
unchanged. Corn, oats, pork and lard were un-
changed.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat $4,000
bu; corn, $4,000 blu; oats, 10000 bu: rye,
1000 blu; barley 80. 600 blu. Shipments-Flour,
II, 600 >brls; wheat 1900 bu: corn. 40, 600 bu;
OATS SO,oo bu Eye, none; barley. $4,000 bu
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Reliable brand, &c; English breakfast bacon elear.

Reliable brand &c; English breakfast bacon clear,
Reliable brand Sc: English breakfast bacon clear
Porter brand, Sl4c; English shoulders Reliable brand
IL lbs ay, 5a4c IL sdo. 5l4c: Morgan s. Grey brand
2c less than the above; mscut shoulders 4lee. Dried
beef, Porter brand, 11c Bacon clear Sides light or
medium, 7c backs light or medium weight. 6Ac
bellies, 7l4c; French itches average lbs, &C., belly
pieces, average TBS, &c. Dry-salted andA Picked
observation-disclosures clear sides or backs tunsmokedJ
pork p brl 200 lbs $1,000; ham pork p brl 900 TBS,
$1,000; also in L. brls, containing 100 lbs. at
half the price of the brls. with SOC added, TO
additional cost of package. Lard-Pure kettle rem
dered, in tierces, 7l4c; also in q brls and Sob
tubs. 3sc advance price of terces 48tb tin tubs
and 20.i6 pals. BIC advance; lob pals, lac
advance. Sausage-Bologna, in cloth, 5l9e; in skin,
&c: link, 7c
Prime clover S6065O ~ bu; prime timothy, So. 25
002.75 ~ bu: extra clean blue grass, 81 400160 ~
bu; red top, 75c 0S1 y bu orchard grass $24O 028 50
~ bu; German millet $1GD1. % y bu; common mill
let, 75c0$l; buckwheat 6O090c ~ bu.
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

NEW YORK, Dec. 80 -Flour--Receipts, To-
OFT brls; exports 1888 bris $40 sacks. Dull
and heavy. Sales, IL, 700 brls.
Wheat higher; receipts, l,l00 bu; exports,
a2,0l0 bu. Sales $3.50, 600 bu futures, As, 600
bu spot. No. spring, 93c; ungraded red, s40
S53c; No red, nominal at ssc; No. 2 red nominal
at 92lc; No. white, 95c; No. red January.
90s 09l2c, closing at 9lsc February. 92s 93c,
closing at 92sc March, 93s $780, closing at 94sc;
April, 95s a96sc, closing at 96sc; May, 97s9
98ac. closing at CSC; june 9sa 099c, closing at
99c; December. 1886, LOS
Corn higher; receipts los, 900 blu; exports.
322.6 bur- sales l. 224 900 blu futures GAG 600 hq
spot. Rejected AZ 042lc; uneraded, 42Q49IG
steamer, 46a46!c in elevator, 47047ac aHoat; 46
a 46sc January; No. 3, 43t 044!c; No. 2. $3.50
5Qo in elevator; steamer yellow, 46l 047c; No. 2.
December, 40 a soc, closing at 49sc; January. 49,
@49sc, closing at 49.c; February, 4Si @49c, clos
ing at 48lc: March, 4es 349e, closing at 48sc;
May, 4S, a 48sc, closing at 48ic.
Oats higher but less active; receipts, "a. $50
bn; exports, go bu; mixed Western, $50 3Ge,
white Western, 81 043ic
LAY steady and fairly active.
Hops qniet
Eonee-Optiops dull but steady; sales, 1000
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Cotton-The Post in its
cotton review, says: Future deliveries improved
4-l0005-lO0c, but almost the entire advance was
lost again, and sales at the third call May,
9.61c; August zoe, December was offered at g. &C.
January, at o 17c; February. at 9.72c; March, at
$3.50; April. $500; Jlme 9.72c; July. 9.s1c
September, 9.G9c Futures closed steady at yester
days closing prices. Sales of the day $4,000 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 80. Cotton steader; net re-
ceipts 6,2SS bales; gross receipts. 456 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 5000 bales; exports to
France, asa bales experts to the continent 1900
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PITTSBURG, Dec. 30-Petroleum dull and heavy
National Transit Company certificates opened at
ssae and closed at SIS lac; highest price, sSl2c low
est price. $3.50.
NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Petroleum-The market
opened at SSlec yielded slowly to 81 l2e closing at
S73ec bid Sales, A 27I, 900 brls.
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis. St. Louis Chicago.


CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincnnati and Florida Fast Line
daily, and C. c.......... 400 81
Cincinnati, Rushville and Column.
bus Accommodation ..--..--..-.11 :33 auus
Cincinnati, Washington and Flori.
ia Mail .. c..-..-.....-........ 3:j5 pRa
Cincinnati ard Louisville Accom-.
modation, daily -.--.----..,-...- 6:40pm
Acknowledgements Accommodation, daily 1000 am
Chicago and st. Louis Mail, p. c.. l1:45 aaa.
Indianapolis and Lafayette Accom-. 4:55pxat
Chicago and St. Louis Fast Line,
daily, s. and c. c................. 10:45pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart--Lafsyette and Wabash Eey. Accom-. 7:10 an
Indianapolis and Logansport Ex. 7IOm
Chicago Mail, D. c...-.--.---..-... 12:05pua
Lafayette Accommodation. 510nn
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.- 5:I0 pm.
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, daily, s., +. O.. .11:10rm
Arrive-Cincnnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily, c. c. and s 330an
Lafayette Accommodation 1 1: Is ana
South Bend and INDIANAPOLIS Ex.. liz l5 ann
Cincinnati and Washing Mail p. 345 yul
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-. 62Opm
Logansport and indianapolis Ex.- GO uns
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Chicago. st. Louis & PittsburY.

Chicago. st. Louis & Pittsbur1.
Depart-Eastern Mail and Express daily. 4oO
New York Phiadelphia Wash.
lngton. Baltimore and Pit5sbur,
Express. daily, s. 40 NM
Dayton and Columbus Express
except Sunday 1Eo0 ann
Rchmond Accommodation 400 -
New York. Philadelpha Washing.
ton Baltimore and Pittsburc Ex.
=. press, daily s.. h.... A.55
AffSe-f'lehmond Accommodation, except
oun.ay :-;-::--...--.... $40 sm
New York. Philadsphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburs Ex.
press, daily. -..--......... IlAs am
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex.
u cept Sunday ::-..---...-..-.. AIS pan
Western Mail aud Express daily $40 nm
New iork. Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pttsburg Ex-
press, daily ........Ia 2o w~
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo p G. & sr Lrx
Depart-Louisyille and Chicago Express
pc; Ills am
louisville and Chicago Fast Ex-
A.. ~ press, daily s. 11O0 pa
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast Ex-
press, daily s...--........ 400 s.x
Chicago and Louisville Express
pc.----.-...--. 1886 uus
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LIVE sToCK.

Cattle Steady for Shippers and Strong for
Butchers Grades-Hogs Quiet and Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 30
CATTLE-Receipts, 400; shipments 260 Re-
ceipts light. Quality only fair Demand good.
Market steady on shippers, while butchers are
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NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Dry Goods-Although so
the close of the year there has been very fair
business completed, while through forwardings
account of spring orders, large sales have been
reached.
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Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad.

Via Yandalia Line.
I've Indpls. 7:30am p+12.00m t4:OOpm s*1O.45prn
Ar Indpls.- 3;50am t10,O0am 3.35pm 4.I5pm
Via /. 81 st. L. Ry.l
I've Indpls. A1O:50pm l5:30pm *II55am 71oam
Ar Indpls.. 345am il000am 3:35Dn 625pm
Daily, daily except Sunday, parior ear sleep
ing car
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch paror,
sleeping and buffet cars, the finest run in America
between Indianapolis and Evansville Cars are open
for passengers at $50 p. N. Train does not leave
Until 1915 y. m
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Dry Goods.

bales; exports coastwise, s. $50 bales; sales 1000
bales; stock On hand, 401 ,056 bales.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton Indianapolis.
Depart Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo, dy. 100 AN
Cincinnati Dayton, Toledo and
New York .................11: o0sm
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and
New York Express -....-...---. 3.50pM +
Connersvlle Accommodation. 530 pm
ArIive-Connersvile Accommodation. $50
Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis 11:4S am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 1890. 500 pm
Cincinnati Peoriaard st. Louis d Y. 1915 pun
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Indiana, Bloomington & Western.
PEORIA DIVISION
Depart-Pacifc Express and Mail, daily. $50 ana
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, c.. 40 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press daily. c. and s---.--..- 1880 pm
Kansas City Lightning Express. -. 1900 M
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily, /. C. and s. ..-.---.----.-. loo arm
Cincinnati Special .............l 0:4O am
Atlantic EXPRESS and Mall. r.. Co.. $40 pm
Express and Mail, daily. .---..... $50 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Decentralization Express Mail daily g.. re- l20 Anu
Atlantic Express, c.. c, ----.-:...-- 4:O5 pm
Night Express, daily. 8. and r. Co. 900 pm
Arrive Pacific Express, daily 8. and c. c. go am
Western Express r. c......... 4:45 pm
Burlington aud Rock Island Elk
press daily, and r. c-----...--1o:2O pm
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Holiday Dizziness the Ruling Feature in
the Local Markets, with Prices Unclaimed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 80.
In the wholesale markets little is doing, as is
usually the case as the year nears its close.
There was no fuctuation in values to-day wor-
thy of note in either the wholesale or retail
markets In the produce markets the range of
prices continues low and the same condition
may be expected until surplus stocks are consid-
erably reduced. The New York Shipping List
says of the condition of trade Holiday inf1u-
ences have been the controlling feature of the
trade situation, the only noticeable activity hav
ing been confined to the retail trade, which has
experienced much more satisfactory harvest
than last year, dealers generally reporting a
heavier distribution Of what are termed holiday
specialtes. In all other departments quietud
has prevailed the volume of fresh business
transacted showing limited proportions
The attention of merchants and manufactur-
ers for the next ten days very naturally will be
conferred upon ascertaining the results of the
years operations, and accordingly there has
been very little disposition to engage in new en-
terprises The business in progress, therefore
has been rather of perfunctory character, and
has developed new feature of significant inn
portance From this time onward to the close
of the year the money market usually shows a
hardening tendency, not only on account Of an
increased demand for loanable funds to be used
in making annual settlements, but also because
the heavy payments that will become due on the
LIST proxmo. A hardening of the rates Of inter
est is, therefore. probable but the pressure will
be relieved with the advent of the new year, for
the disbursements on account Of interest, divi-
dends and profits will set free large aggregate
of money that at once will be seeking investment
and employment"
GRAIN.
Unchanged briefly sums up the position
of the local market The Board of
Trade Price Current says of wheat: About in
statu quo. Only small quantities wanted, and
then only as present needs require. Receipts
light. Futures dull. Markets elsewhere 10
higher. We quote
No. Mediterranean. O. Observation-Disclosures. 911s
No. red. o. t. 9Olo
NO. - req, o. 81 q
Countries steady, with fairly active demand
for ali cash deliveries Receipts lighter Futures
quiet Markets elsewhere a &c higher We
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the Recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at o'clock P. NJ, Dec. 80 1885, fur
nished by Elliott q Butler abstracters of titles
No. 5. lEtna Building:
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Margaret Power and husband to John
Power, jr., part of the northwest quar-
ter of section 6, township IL north,
range 3 east containing 95 acres. So,
Elijah B. Martindale and wife to Robert
Martindale part of lot and all of lots
D. 25, 90 and ~ in Hall Place addi-
ton to Indianapolis. --..-- A,
The First National Bank, of Indianapolis,
No. 1856. to John H. Johnston, lot
424 in Fletcher ct al. S subdivision Of
outlot SO, in indianapolis. --..-.---. /,
Emma j. Lasey and husband to William
Lasey, part of the northwest quarter of
section %, township Is north, range
east containing 10 and 26100 acres 1,
Conveyances, 4; consideration. ....... SO,
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.

Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Chicago Short Line.
Depart-Chicago and Michigan City Mail. 12:1 0pn
Frankfort Accommodation. 4:42 pm
Chicago Night Ex.. daily. s.-..-.- LID pnY
Arrive-Indianapos Night Ex., daily, s.-. Ely anx
INDIANAPOLIS Accommodation ivv ~ am
INDIANAPOLIS Mail ..--.------.-.- o'aV pm
Indianapolis vincennes.
49, Mn a,i c,a;ro EXPRESS ... 7l5 ami
Vincenues Accommodations 4:4Opnf
Acknowledgements Accommodation TOAD azn
MI I'D Cairo Express .... $50 pm
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Indianapolis. Decatur & Springfield.

INDIANAPOLIS Decatur & Springfield
Depart Decatur and Peoria Through Mall $50 am
Montezuma Accommodation, daily
exoent Sunday .'.... 600 uu
Fast Express daily, I. c. and S. 1000 pm
Arrive-Fast Express. daiiv. c. and So ooVan
Montezuma Accommodation daily
except Sunday .---..----.----- S:oO ann.
Tbrough Mail = $50 ont
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SO, 10000
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Corn--Prices steady, with fairly active demand
for ali cash deliveries. Receipts lighter. Futures
quiet. Markets elsewhere 4Qac higher. We
quote:
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Hard Times.
Hooking Sentinel.

LloCklnB sentinel.
In the home of every working.
man is felt the heavy pressure Of
hard times. This unwelCome visi-
tor is the ghost Of the Republican
party. II is The harvest Of a seed
time cookie sowing. For twenty.
four years the Republican party
made laws and directed policies in
the interests Of the rich. Bad laws
and rascally Encouragement are
now developing a harvest Of dis.
tress to the poor. The frosts of
last winter destroyed the wheat
that should have gladden. our har.
vest fields, Just as did the iniqui
tous policy Of Republicanism blast
the times that should be good un-
der our Democratic administration.
The Democrats can not restore our
destroyed prosperity in a few
months. The world was not finish.
ed in a day. But with honesty
and economy, such as Cleveland
proposes, and thus farhas practiced
in The administration Of govern
meni, justice and fair play to the
poor man, will brighten the face of
industry, and il any one has cause
of complaint, 1t will be the million.
aires, who have not complained in
all these dark years Of Republican
misrule and special legislation
Good times are coming boys, wait a
little longer.
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The Same Old Game.

State Journal.
The following ancient and veneer,
able swindle is being petpetrated
oy swindlers on the interior farm.
erS with much success; A very
sleek individual calls at the farm
er's house aud says he is a repre-
sentative of firm which is getting
statistics as to the quantity fgrain
raised in the State, and that he is
assigned to this county. He then
puts down the farmers name, place
Of residence, and gets from him the
number Of bushels Of different
kinds raised, the number of acre:
from which the grain was grown,
the quality of the land, kind Of ma
terial used for manuring, etc, This
statement is read to the farmer and
the sleek young man asks him to
sign the report, which will be sent
to Chicago, and when the book is
out he will geta copy. The fam
er signs and the young man de-
parts. In short time the farmer
is notified to come and pay nego'
TABLE note left AZ the bank for col.
lection.
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C0MMISSTONER,S NOTICE.
Henry Moemke and August Janzan,
partners DIS Moemke and JansEan,

Henry M0emke ana August JanSlan,
partners DIS Moemke and JansIan,
VS..
John Young, Carlton Young, Lewis
Roush, B. J. Redmond, assignee Of John
Hall, and b. ]. Redmond, Trustee, G, 2.
Simpson, Trustee, Peter Bcltinger, Jos.
Crcesey, H. l.ernor, Ida +. Sargent, Hon.
~ Fry, ". X. Reeke, - McCananghy
( CO., Caroline Young, John Cartwright,
Trustee, D. Reed, w. E. schwrents, +.
A. hammer and @. +. Murray, part
nem as W. f. Schwrentz 4 Co, The
First CITY Bank OF POmerOy, Goodrich
Barbour and G. +. Steadman, partners
as Barbour, Stcadman 4 Coz - 0ng
and - Love, partners as 0ng & Love,
Lewis @, Slret and Thomas Is. Rose, part.
ners us Sleet & Rose, John Shillito, Wal.
lace ShilIito and Gordon Shillito, part.
ners as John Shillito 4 Co., Second Ma
tional Bank OF Parkersburg, Henry II.
LippcnCOtt, William Trotter and Hiram
q. LippenuOtt, partners us liippencOtt 4
Trotter, - Morehead and - Temp
plpton, partners as Morehcad & Temple
ton, ]. L. llibbs, Il. A. Starkee and q,
W. Mitchell, partners as j. l.. Hibbs x
TO- liehr T Ety., 'I lns UTs' nc"I T r",
lne nahe .! L S, le'Is 9 s l,ooN M Tu.n
pahy' aaron bi9 ' 3 anu oauiuc' D'oVN'
partners Us DlocS p'o'hers'
Parties to the above cause will take
notice that pursuant to decree entered
therein on the 10th day OF May 1888,
by the Circuit Court OF Mason County,
West Virginia, shall at my Office in the
town OF Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
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1uaAn NOTICES.
Trustees Sale OF Lot and Baptist
Church In Point Pleasant.

DY virtue OF the authority vested in
I'D the undersigned Trustee, in Ger.
tain deed Of trust executed By George
II. Jordan and Ellen, his wife and W.
II. I, Spencer and Maggie. his wife, on
tue sth day Of April, 1881, aud Of rec.
ord in the Mason County Court Clerks
Office, in trust deed book No.7 PIP. 554,
&C., 10 secure the payment OF a certain
prOmisory note for the sum Of SlBS.S5,
executed by said George H. Jordan and
w. Ii. I. Spencer TO NJ. +. Kimherling,
bearing date November Sd, 1888, paya.
bic twelve months after date with inter.
est from date at 10 per cent aud said
note being now due and payable, and
default having been made IN the pay
ment thereof, and being requested by
said NJ. +. Kimberling 10 make sale OF
the real estate, conveyed aforesaid, /,
John n. Timms, Trustee, will sell at
public auction at the front door Of the
Court House, oil Mason County, West
Virginia, on the 22d day of August,
1855, the real estate in said trust deed
described, being all that lot or parcel Of
land situate iutIe town OF Point Pleas.
ant, and known as part Of q lot contain.
ing about u acrts, lying East OF Court
House, aud known as the "Nuwman
Lot which has recently been laid off
into six lots, which arc separated BY an
alley twenty.six feet wide, and the lot
conveyed Aforesaid, Is the north half OF
the $. e. corner lot Of said six lots, and s
bounded as follows: On the north by
one Of saidsix lots, aud binding 100 feet
thereon, on the east by 20 foot alley, and
running Herewith IL feet 9 inches, on
the south by the remaining half Of said
lot, aud on the west by Wand street, and
fronting thereon Al feet 9 inches, and
being the same lot Of land conveyed TO
said George II. Jordan and W. II. I.
Spencer, by /. V. Newman, Attorney in
fact Tor Virginia E, Newman, BY deed
bearing date January 30th, 1884, and du.
ly OF record in the Mason County Court
Clerks office. to which reference may be
had There is situated upon this lot a
neat, new and commodious house, used
by the colored people as Baptist church.
Title good, but selling as Trustee, will
convey only such title as is vested in
me. Ia Terms SPOT CASH.
JN0. +. TlAlAIS, Trustee.
july22-4w.
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There was a killing scrape near
Lesage's Landing, W. Va, last Fri
day evening. The facts as report,
ed are as follows: A constable went
to Tom Blake's with an attachment
ard levied On a COW. Blake's wife
objected to the constable taking the
COW away. Blake appeared with a
rope in his hand, striking the con.
stable in The face and knocking
him down and in the attempt Ia
get up Blake struck him with an
ak, cutting his left arm nearly of
The constable drew his revolver
and shot Blake through the heart,
killing him instantly. The name
Of the constable was not learned
GallipOhs Bulletin.