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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-02-11
Bismarck, Granville and New Guinea.

BERLIN, Feb. "a new blue book has
been issued entitled German interests in the
South sea-" One of the most important
statements contained in the book is that Bis
marck secuted the proposition of Lord Gran
vile, which was that England would guar
antee to protect the entire coast Of New
Guinea, that Lord Granville thereupon modi
ie1 the proposition, and declared that
the English government would be. salts.
fed with Germany's recognition of
England's right to protect only
the south coast. This recognition Bis
marek fatty refused, coupling his declina
tion with the statement that lie, as the rep
resentative of the German government.
would not permit England to have anything
whatever to do with any portion of the coast
which was classed as being identified with
the interests of Germany.
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The Dudley and Her Victim

New YORK, Feb eft is expected thai
Rosa and Mrs. Dudley will face each othe,
in court Saturday, the 18th. Mr.. Butts has
become satisfied that the telegram asking
him to act as the lady's counsel, and signed
"P. Edwards" was the work of practical
joker, and he wrote to Mr.. Edwards the Brit
ish consul, Friday, to that effect. Mrs. Dudley
has sent note to Ar. Butts thanking him
for his attentions, but saying she thinks /,
best owing TO tho absurd effort to connec,
his appearance In the case with the British
consul. to decline his proffered services. Ex.
Judge Full erton is preparing Mrs. Dudley's
defense. He has had but one interview with
her as vet
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Didn't want Elf. Short.

NEW YORK, Feb a-The various rumors
that have been floating around, TO the effect
that Scotland yard detectives have been in
New York looking for dynamiters, have been
traced to the fact that on Wednesday Judge
Chouveau, of Quebec, and the chief of police
of that city, called on the district attorney
Of New York and obtained permission to
visit the Tombs and see II they could identify
Richard Short, who stabbed Capt. Phelan,
as man who was wanted in Canada in con-
nection with the late attemps to blow up the
house of parliament After viewing Short
in his cell they went away, saying that they
could not identity him.
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PORTLAND, Ore, Feb "a Jacksonville,
Ore, special to The News says an accident
occurred to thestage on the mail line between
Grants pass and Weiderville Friday, while
crossing Applegate creek The stream was
running full and the stage was upset by the
current Alex Jones, driver, and young
man named McClung, Mrs. Gibson and her
two children were drowned. The body of
one of the children was recovered mile be-
low where the accident occurred. The others
have been swept down into Rogue river.
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Twice by a eI.,,,,,o,,., -,

ST. LorI3, Feb 9.--Last summer Ch..r..,
Il Newman, alias Parker, victimiged { Aptn
her of leading citiEens aud fipas hy pretend
ing to pe cattle king. He was arrested In
New York when about to sail for Europe.
He was committed for trial in ST Louis. Be-
coming very ill in Jail he enlisted a great
deal of sympathy, and finally Judge Van
Wagner released him on his own recogniz.
ance, SO he could secure better treatment. Tt
has just transpired that Newman suddenly
recovered and fed. 1t has also come to light
that while in Jail Newman confidenced
nearly all the prisoners out of their little
savings,
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Considered the Remark Parsonal.

VINcENNEs, Ind, Feb. e.-Henry Strott-
man, large man, while praying Friday
evening in his house, where four children
were sick, that his wife might see her evil
ways and abandon Professionalism and Join
the Roman Catholic church, was reminded
by her that If he would not pray so fervently
and get in wood and keep up the fire he
would best serve his Master Strottman
jumped up and probably fatally beat her
with club. He also badly injured his wife's
father, Christian Ottermeyer. In arresting
him Marshal Rumar was struck terrific
blow with a club over the head and severely
iniIrad
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Anunsxpeoted aushs,. :.

WAsHrNaTos; Pa, Feb Q. =::fbe Gants
wen was ting scene of great excitement Fri
day evening, After one unsuccessful at
Tempt to discharge ths torpedo cap. asscond
one was tried, and while the men were not
expecting it. the oil suddenly squirted fifteen
feet above the derrick, and continued until
.plngged. Mr.. Campbell, who was at the
top Of the derrick was almost suffocated,
but yas finally gotten down safely. The oil
feossrsd d:sverything and an attempt to put
sthe FIRE out in the Gantz mill furHaos ad-
jsseHs, frsd the mill and aiiaoss destsoyed
ths entire property. It was flooded with
wsteT In order to save it,
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The Greedy Expedition Dfncles,

WAsHINeIqN CIrY! Feb 9-:Gen.s Haz,p
hn made public the diaries kept during tho
Greely epcampment in the Arctic regions,
They show that insubordination and discol-,
hnt prevailed to some extent, and that oc.
theft was practiced. Lieut.. Grcely
writes that he would have ordered tie Of
feniers killed had he thought such action
would have been upheld The diaries gen.
orally confirm the rumors, which have from
time to time arisen respecting the difficulties.
which existed during the encampmant
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A Sad Sequel to an Elopement.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-The dead body of the
young woman, which remained unclaimed
for several days at Sweet Hall station, King
William county, Vermont, was that Of Miss
Mary Cooke, the daughter of a once prolnE
nent farmer. She eloped with negro four
years ago and came to this city. Her
colored husband turned her adrift a year
ago. She was % years of age, beautiful, but
weak-minded, and had considerable property.
Her family was well and favorably known
In VIRGINIA
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The Trunk Llncs.

NEW York, Feb y. AT the meeting Of
the trunk line presidents, Friday. nothing
was done with reference to the continuance
Of the pool. Commissioner Fink's resigna-
tion was not accepted, but he was given q
vacation to remain as long as he pleased.
Che idsa seems 70 bs 10 let tho cdmnis.
sioners fematn out Of businessuntif an agree,
ment Is reached and the fight stopped,
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Five in One Familv Danrerou,,, n.

MARSHALL, Mo-, Feb. V.--Mrs L. Mlrma-
dude, mother of Governor Marmadu's ;. was
taken worse Friday morning, and he, 4eath
is hourly expeetsd: A. great misfortune il
being visited upon this family, there being
FIVE dangerously i'll at present Mrs. Marine.
duke, her two daughters, Mrs. Yerby, and
Mrs Harwood, Leslie Marmaduke and Miss
Celia Harwood, Of this city, and the future
mistress Of the executive mansion are all
confined to their bed and seriously i'll.
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Death Of the Niederwald Conspirat,

Death OF the NiederwaId ConspiratOrs.
BERLIN, Feb. 9.-Reinsdorf and Keuch-
Ter, the anarchists sentenced to death some
weeks ago by the imperial court ct IAirsic
for attempting to cause the death of EN-
peror William and other royal persons at
the Niederwald celebration, We're executed
ct . o'clock Saturday morning at Halle.
Hhs execution took place IN the prison, and
was by the sword.
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Condition of Winter wheat.

CHICAGO, Feb 9.-Specials from Illinois
and Indiana state that the wheat has been
much damaged by frost and thaw in five
southern counties of the former state. Ten
counties give favorable reports. A faiy
crop y promised In Illinois. Z, -
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GO TO
GOIO fea
Pear G9sS,
IN MORRIS,

For your mixed psipts. aFashess Nsshlne
as,s. fence wire, crockery, OIL stoves. eiocka,
hardware, binding twine, tif,ware, cutlery,
rope, plated ware, furniture' mattresses,
spring beds, screen doors, bird cages, nofins,
shrouds, etc. etc, as he keeps the best assort-
ment in town and goodquaiity Of goods, 7
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Tom Campbell's Case.

CINCINNATI, Feb. civilian Taft, on be.
half Of the relators in the Campbell disbar.
ment case, has moved for new trial on the
general pripciplS that Gid late decfsioa was
DOT 81 accordance with The law and facts Of
thu tiiAttac
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lie Paris, the French govern

4, Le Paris, the French government or.
gan says that the fall of Khartoum.is a
matter Of concern to all Europe. Should
England continue powerless to restore or.
der in the Soudan the powers must interfsrs.
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sT,-PAuL, MINNEAPOLIS ( MANITOBA
RAIIWAY-MAIN LINE.
GOING EAST.
Leave Morris, Daily Express, ll:oS u. ia :
Except Sunday ,12:So pm.
GdISG WEST.
T,saye Morris, Daily Express. d:sa a. m.
Except Sunday, a:So pm.
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Metropolitan Hotel,

Mk,;:;;f MINI. G9s
H.tsfs ;955,i5tr'Et. 6l .,;t LAX. Fase f"i,l.
Y 7 + ft:ti at f,.kS I.rf3fi stffh.a l!rspardsgi
aaf,t.d Tas oiTe ,,,t .a Ss'E issstag Fr.
CInss j.: ey"f$ s+gei, saa t NTH
yiaw 20 i..G ealIift % tsi9 eo!Hlac'c'ht Y99 ~ "u''
tI,s travelling Puhiir gcHpFGir. - ty
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Italy 70 aake a Hand,

RnME, Feb, BIT is currently reported
here that the government intends to mobilize
at once force Of 1900 men for service in
Egypt.
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Browns Valley Trains:

Leave: af1i'e;
Norris, 2:t5 D. n. B-,wn'aVsllsy, sos P.n
Bronwn's VALLEY, Sis An. a"r7ls' li:'' Am
A. NASvIL, Gen. Manager.
- CT WARREN Cen Pass ASt.
W..M. RoMINR, Local Age.
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BARTLETT & ROBsasIS, ;
Commission Merchants.

snc,.ia, Attention. Given 10 a@a!f @ Self
,ng Grain. Flour and Ees1t, .FiIfsa dg years
Standing; 10 yt', sr5 ,5s;ss s saa,ans snm
- q.r;n gen sna FtItnts fsim: 10
s,3d En- +! zis Wasniiistah ~
Winn. Refereiiea any yG6nsiIiiTejsa Agency.
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CIVIC SNCIETIES.
Railroad Time Tables.

IITrLE FALLS &c DAKOTA.
GoISG EAST.
Lea NOrTiS !
Arrives 1t Little FAILS as.... lE.' p IN
GONG WEST.
Leaves Little Falls at...... p III
Arrive at Morris at. - p ~,
and 40 I.h.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.

JUDICIAL OFrfCERS:
HAN 7 u. BRowS, District Judge.
Jso, W. ARcrASDRR, District Attorney. 3,
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Gro. II. MUNRO, Sheriff.
Hrcu WHlrELET, Treasures.
SAMUEL LARSON, Clerk District Court.
Tuos Z. HEENAN, Auditor.
u WELLlNaros Register Of Deeds.
mo < CiuTINAN, Judge or rrooats.
c. l.. BRowN, Attorney.
IL. L. HU2LBURD, Coroner. ~
y, T VIBRATION, Surveyor.
MAX BuCKENrIN, Court Commisstoner'
j. A. Johnson, Co. Supt or SchSois'
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
EDWIN j. JONES, President.
j. +. DANIELsoS,
HERMAN kERL, lCouncilors.
r. Z. NEWELL,
H. B. WOLFE.
JNo. A GILrISAN, Recorder.
ASDxEw HELGEsoN, Treasurer
HESsy H,1o,s1S, HA1DwIS, IJastiees of the p'seo.
D.T. WHEAroN, Assessor.
N. WEBBER, Marshal.
CHURCH DIRECTORY:
EPISCOPAL, Rev Rcgnold NJ; Johnson. hTs.os, go,
CnyGREa Ar1oS AL, Rev. j. P. Hutchinson, fas'of
MErHoDIsr Rev. B. Phelps, Pastor. ,.
RoXAS CArusLIC, Rev. Francis "atry, fEaesI'
SCANpIN AVIAN Ev ANsELIcAL LUTHERAN Kew
H. Johnson, Pastor.
CIVIC SoCIETIES:
A.F.S A.. M-Golden Shesf Lodge No
13S, Meets 1st and Sd SATURDAYS of each m3n'n;
TViOZ NO. II. Brotherhood of Carpenters anu
Joiners of America Meets every Monday even
inT NJ T:3l P NJ At Phoenix Hall. Eisltne
members cordially, invited. Nonrmem ,oss moss fnr.
* Sal yyji,i hrlp P. A. MCCARTHY, President.
W. |. SEE, Secretary.
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Diabetes Cured.
Me- orlaun. Pioaruns, Jan. %, 1884.

Mee Orleans Pioayune, Jan. 20, 1884.
Mr.. Marthias Doll, business place No.
% North Peters street, residence Royal
street. between Jeanne and Bartholomew,
New Orleans, has been a most intense
sufferer from kidney trouble (diabetes) tor
the last six long and weary years. He
said to U.S. Even earlier than that / fire.
quently suffered from pain in the back,
and frequently making Of water, but give it
no thought until about the time stated,
when the almost constant desire to make
water became uncomfortable. The pain in
the back, and sometimes in the legs, made
me so lame at times that | could scarcely
walk. | consulted one OF the best doctors
in this city, and vas under his constant
treatment for one entire year without de
irving the least benefit. | then consulted
from time to time, during the last FIVE or
six years, six other physicians. each one
standing in the front ranks OF the medical
profession in New Orleans, and though /
sometimes was a little relieved of some ex-
crucistiDg suffering, yet upon the wholel
was not only no better, but in may respects
much worse. Ny limbs became so swollen
and sore that | could not cross my legs
when sitting on a chair-all of which, they
said, was caused By diabetes. | then tried
some highly lauded patent medicine. But
thew all turned out to be humbugs. had
given up all hopes of ever getting relief,
much less being cured. when l noticed in
the papers some wonderful cures that Pc
RUSA had made in this city, as
prescribed by DR.. Hartman, giving
the name and address of each per-
son treated. l called to see him; he at
once prescribed his Peruna, which is not
over three weeks ago. / am so much bet.
ter that if would not improve any more, l
would not for any amount that | had not
placed myself under his treatment. All
my pain and lameness Is gone. The swell
ing and stiffness in mylegs has disappeared,
and instead of making water every fifteen
minutes. | now make it once in three
hours during the day, and only twice in a
whole night. / am, indeed, quite WE'LL
again. Don't hesitate, don't say humbug,
but get the Peruna at once and take it as
its printed label directs, or, if you think this
is only an advertisement, and not strictly
true, call and see me and see for your
self"
Mrs. Huldah RIPPLE, Smithport, Mexican
county, Pa, writes: Or. s. B. Hartman Il
Co., Columbus, o. l have used your Peru
ma and it has done me a great deal Of good.
Have recommended 1t to many of my
friends, who have since expressed themselves
as wonderfully pleased with its virtues"
PE.RU-NA is sold by all druggists. Price
81 90 per bottle, six bottles $500. If you
cannot got it from your druggist, We will
send in on receipt Of regular price. We
prefer you buy it from your druggist, bnt If
be hasn't it do not De persuaded to try
something else, but order from US at once
as directed. S. B. HARTMAN & Co,
Columbus, o.
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

We report good demand for butter for the
week coming, and an advance Of EOS cts
per pound on good fresh stock, Eggs are
weak and dropping in all markets, and but
little demand for them on account OF hot
weather. We have a good steady demand
for old chickens, aud also for large springs,
but small young chickens will sell low, as
there is very little demand for them.
Butter-Prime to choice. creamery 200
25c; choice dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
country roll l2c; common mixed
stock 5@7c. Good demand for good arti-
Beeywax-ouoteds at 28@S2c p ID.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 25c9
l 40 per bushel; string beans, new, 500
per bushel
Dried Fruit - New evaporsted pared
peaches 25@2sc; impaired do l59l6o;
rsspberries 10000; blsckberries loo.
New sundried, apples, qusrtered, 2i@3c;
sliced, 6@7c; peaches, new halyes,S.9stci
do Quarters, TIC; do pared l5@lSc;
do b~laekberries SC; do rsspberries 22926ci
pitted cherries l2@l4o. New eysporased
ssdples 7GSc. Market on Dried Fruit non-
NAL; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in sjoHing way Of prime
mud Ohio factory at 9@l2ie; New Ycrl
4.@!ac sSsitzsr lS@l6ci Limberger II
@l2c.
Eggs-Strictly Trash stock demand slow
at 9@IOc . doz
Festhers@Cbeics, B0@55c in original
packages 4a5c more IN small lots.
Honey-Choics white elcy0s 1920
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COOhTf
10 Wit In the Circuit Court o. Ohio county, o.
August kules, ls3-
ANSIE a S.LA0E In chsnosry.
ror,.G s.r,pE.
Tbs ob(.et OF this suit il TO obtain q divorce a
menss et thoro, by the plaintiff from the deitnd-
80 Ana n appsahng from an afidaVld fled in
ia cause. al these Eules, that the de-
iepdant. Louis &. sASds, ~ not a resl-
81 bsyipe b4en served with procsS ia this suit, on
lotion Of the con plaiDanL By her solicitor til, or
5ey az qualification IL entered Agstrs; him, and IL IL
6r-srsd that The aid defendant, Louis =. saSte, be
nd he Is required TO appear here within one month
after the date Of the int Puoie7tion o. tnis oo1ef
Z. fprtheT ordered thai this order Be P~1blished and
wftnes. John W. Mitchell, Csrk Of sad Court,
=, he co1rt housa Of aid county, this sth day Of
August, 1855, tO-xit; AusG't E1Isss lSSn
PpbIishsd the frt tine AGgust6th 1888
At;s-i: JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk
so. BoTcE, Fol for ConPtt
ANNE N. EALpE In the Circuit Court oil Ohio
county "s'' 'Hsn
Take potee that tie depositions Of Annie u;
-,I.ss and Others will be taken q the lav otscs Of
a al Poyos, numoeT - Tselfth street. IN tie
,i.v Of wheeling, in the SLATE Of Hot NrSiniz' on
| Ne TO- Ssy Of September, A. D. 1855. between ne
houn Of 8 a'elock . N. and . O'CLOCK p. N 70 p
rrsS In eyiSeBcs In the above nar1ht cause On osns1
,.kfnV al a. IA ds9o-itiens shzl Bot b e1uueoeso
"a heinz esnnerrAJ. shall not be colptsed oat
g. ~ taking Of The sane sfa be I'd ourned iraE
$50 - tiae unfti Tie ssus sAz,i he ooDplstd
ASFiE MsfEApE
by Q BaFees Es< solst.er
~
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PETROLEUM.

Pittsburg.
PIrTsBrRG, August l8.-Peroleum-
Quiet and steady; National Transit certif-
rstes opened at 99ic; closed at 994c; high
est 993c; lowest este.
Titusvills.
TTTUsyILLR, Aug. l8.-National Transit
certificates opened highes. at 993ci lowest
99c; closed at 99sc; shipments not posted;
charters 55,452 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, August lS.-Nstionsl
Transit certificates opened at 99c; closed
Al 99sc; highest 99sc; lowest 99c; runs, OIL
227 barrels; total shipments 1854 bar
rels; charters 55,952 barrels c~learanees 2
10000 barrels.
New York.
NEW YoRK, August l8.-Petroleum-
There was increased dullness in the market,
sales being limited to 2,94l 900 barrels, but
prices were strong without showing any very
decided advance all day. Opening at 99fc,
and selling quickly at 99ic, it rose to 99i
sRd closed at 99sc.
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Foure coupons..--.. 80 ----,.."'-.... " '!SE>s
HAciHo stEes Of 1865 r.. III
STATE BoNDs-Very quiet and quota
lions steady.
RAILwAYs-There was about the usual
amount OF business in railway bonds, the
sales were 81, 725, 600.
SToCEs-There was heavy realizing at
the opening of the Stock Exchange TO day
accompanied BY very large transactions,
the sales in the first fifteen minutes amount
ing to about $4,000 shares. The opening
prices we're unchanged for the graugers and
Union Pacific, aud from to per cent
lower for other active shares, the greatest
decline being in Louisville and Nashville,
but New York Central was
down :, Missouri, Kansas and Texas !
Western Union and Lscsawanna were eX-
ceptions by showing an advance Of per
cent. in the first prices within a little more
than thirty minutes. After the opening,
however, Union Pacific further declined 2
| per cent. to 49I, which was the lowest price
of the day for that stock. Western Union
fell | to 693, Lake Shore ! to 735, Central
of New jersey Il TO 49$, Louisville aud
Nashville | to 1863, ST. Paul p to 792,
Lackawana y to 81 o.. The break
came without any special warning. After
IL o'clock the market become somewhat
more quiet and in the next TWO hours the
early prices were in many cases recovered
and something more, the highest prices OF
| the day being frequently made during this
time. The market again became heavy
later in the day, and in the last hour was
decidedly weak. In amajority OF cases the
lowest prices of the day were made shortly
before the close of the day. Jersey &c trail
in the last hour declined II, Pacific Mail,
Lsckawauna, New Jersey Central each l.,
and other stocks fractional amounts. The
final dealings were accompanied By renewed
feverishness. A difference in some cases of
! per cent being made between sales OF &C
tive stocks There was in many cases a
slight rally from the lowest prices in the
fnal dealings, but the market closed weak
with net Losses OF | 10 , per cent, the lat
ter Reading, but Jersey Central ana Louis
vile & Nashville are each down 2,
St. Paul and Lackawsnna each
p. Delaware 4 Hudson q,
New York Central ard NJ T. Il p. Il, Lake
Shore Il, Northwestern II, Erie ii and
Union Pacific ard Omaha preferred each
/. Nmong the conspicuously active stocks
those which resisted the pressure most sue
cessfully were Pacific Mail and Oregon
Trans-C Continental, each showing a loss Of
only :. Western Union is down only :. The
| total sales were 4o+, $50 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-19
Trustees Sale of Elm Grove Real
Estate,

DY vIRIUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, MADE
ID by Margaret Jarrett 70 the undersigned Iru'-
lee, dated the 18th day Of June, 1881, and recorded In
he Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Ohio ooun-
~, West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book Eo. Il,
OHIO IA. / will sell at public auction ut the front
door OF the Court H0nse Of said Ohio County, on
saturday, september 9th, 1888,
Besinpirg al 10 o clock a. m, all the following de:
.cribpd property, thai IS to say: A piss Of land
situate Al Elm Grove. In said Ohio county, being lot
nuInbered four 10; 80. a. o! the sub-diyision made
nv " addle, Craeralt and Foreman Of lot No. II, OF
the Poor House Farm, HooOrr ing ~ a survey and
plat OF said subdivision made for said Naedle, Cn-
craft and Foreman by ". 4. FeterSon, {. F., together
With the dwelling erected thereon and the aPpuf-
tenaDofs belonging thereto.
TRIMS OF SALE-OnC-third or - much more
Of the purchase nor ey as the purchaser may eject 70
pa~ In casl aud tss residue ia two eqI2l insallmens
~ six and tEslye months from the day o. tale,
Nth interest on ssi5 deferred iu~stslImen1 until the
same are paid and tae title 10 ,aid real estate 70 ne
retained until the pa, chase mouBy IL paid IN Toll.
Selling as : ustae, I Sil convey the lille Ttstei in
me by said deed Of trust.
JAMES P. ROGERs, Trustee.
AudiopneeT, X. Il. HALLER. alhaTi
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV YoRx, August l5.-The improved
demand with jobbers continues and a good
business is in progress. Agents are doing a
healthy trade, but chiefly through deliveries
on old and new orders, which are taxing 9
large quantity Of stuff. BleAche3 co,tous
are in good movement. Dress goods,
prints. soft wool dress fabrics, g~iuEhsns,
f~.rpels, blankets, mems wear w~oo|sas,
Kentucky jeans, skirts, shaHl4, underwear,
hosiery and knit goods reflect evidence OF
Atetier trade in sight