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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-22

Smith " Han viii insure fariu-hopse
them.
Telephone or leave your ordors at
hamilton q Ioung's, aud have your
window glass put in.
You can find full line of silyerwRre.
also gold and plated goods at the auc,
tluh ana commission house, 6lO Elm
street.
The Roy, George H. Thayor, OF Bour-
Don, Indiana, SAYS: "ROth u1vsglf aud
wife owe our lives to Shiloh'n Consupp-
lion Cdre." Sold bv j. a.. Houae
New patterns and styles Of Wall Paper
at reduced prices at
HAMILTON & YouNa's,
66 Elm street.
Extremely low prices have boon
N arked on all the furniture 600. Rirk
has ~ stOck-tablos, chairs, rock e-g, bod.
room and Dgrlor sets. Give him call
Dobbius' Securing Polish In the hes,
thlng IN tho world for cleaning tin pans
aud all kitchen utensils. Finest thisR
10Y using IN washing dishes and pans In
hsrd water. FOR sale by A. Il, fiouche,
Main street.
We call special attention 10 Hughes
Bros. advertisement to DO found In our
columns who, being ovDrstOcKsd with
champagne wine in manufacturing their
Grape Baking Powder, are proposing to
almost give it away.
Ii there is gentleman or lady In
Dallas to day who desires to have a real
pleasant time let them go or telephone
to Wheat ~ Wheat's livery stable, cor
ner of Elm and Live OAK streets, and
got first-class turnout at reasonable
rates.
Tho gentleman who desires a drink OF
something fine, that will reluvenate
without producing any bad effect,
cigar, or II may he to indulge In a quiet
game OF billiards or pool and withal
courteous treatment, will find the same
ut the Turf saloon, opposite Oliver Il
Grigg's bank. Ellie Thompson, pro-
prietor.
II you would be carried back to the
slcyon days of your childhood, when
you were wont, with brothers aud sis
tiers, 70 sit around the family hearth in
the long, wintry nights, roasting pota-
toes, popping corn, cracking nuts ard
drinking cider, just order through your
merchant ten-gsllon keg OF Hughes
Bros. genuine apple cider.
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My friend, look herel you know how
weak and nervous your wife IL, and
You Know that Carter's Iron pills will
relieve her, now why not DO fair about
u and buy her hoxf'
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For lame back, side or chest use shl
ions Porous Plaster. Price vs. cont,
Sold by J. NJ. House.
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Window Glass ut low prlcos, and
glazing done IN any part Of the ty.
HNMIJroN y You've,
Sh Elm, STRAIT
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s,eepless nights made miserable An.
,n@ srriple cough. Shilob's Cure il b,
'e'seoy ior Won. Sold bv J. NJ. House'
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GiIi Colorado 1 Santa Fa Railroad

The short route between DniIas s. Waco.
weston.
The only route to Lampasas.
The fast route via Temple to Austin, San
Antonio, Laredo and Mexican points.
Oleburne,
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Ondsyslopst

ARIe of,he duran BODY Enlarged. DeTe..
q sed and Htrt lgf sened,' Etc, 4 an interest.
ply 10 Inquiries we will say that there n nc
rndencf OF humbug about his. On the con.
~efy The advertisers are very highly Endorsed
J neere<fed persons may get sealed Circular
re1'oal Co. p. Q Box 6ls, Buffslo. N. W.
~ s>l1 Eyc...rc &c
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Successful,

Last weeks sales ENCOURAGED ma A.
make further reductions 10 inere,sa on
sales this week. " Dauman, 7Oe Elm
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Chickensi geese. ducks, turkeys and
any Kind of poultry, dressed 10 order, At
any aud all times; also game Of every
variety, by n. Harris, Union Stall, Elm
street, and Live Oak market.
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TIE NATIONAL IRON FENCE CONPlgy
y Cortlaudt Street. New York,

y Cortlaudt Street, New York.
Iron Posts and Anchors and Wire. com.
pfisng an entire Iron Fence. The latest, besl
and cheapest fence now In use. Tp.,estrrcla.
bic 10y fire or rot, and ten times 90 durable a.
any wooden fence. Any kind of pOsl can be
used. Certificate Of highest medal award.
Cd Tor this fence at New York State Fair, 1883
the office NJ the cnmuanv.
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insure your homes with Smith =
nsAAs agents fos TransstAsnpo. "
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The j. b. Watkins Land Mortgage Co
MAKE
LOANS ON MD

For Long Time Mt Reasonable Rates.
OFFICE: OVER OLIVER & GRIGGs' BANK.
For particulars, call on or address
j. Il. WATKINS l.. NJ. CO.,
Dallas, Texas,
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Monot' q Lacks steam Dyo Works, 7oS

Coloring, cleaning and repairing gem
tlemen's tine suits speciality. Plumes
dyed and curled equal to new. Suits
secured, and dresses cleaned and DYED.
All colors warranted fast,
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aeayy wooden underwear In ali erads.
and prices al cost at Rsisna. ssues
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Ladies' Attend,
The greatsale tomorrow at Baum ans.
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insure your house with Smith A Hall
sxenu ofthe Snn OF London, Dal,s,'
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THE CITY.
THE TEXAS LAND y MORTGAGE co

LOANS MONEY ON
Real Estate and good Collateral Secur-
ity ON long and short time and reasons-
bic rates of interest. Vendors lien
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can he made TO repay
loans by installments.
c. Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
Offices In Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas,
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Ranches and Farms.
gRANoIs SMITH & CO.,

FNANVIH SMITH q UO,I
Over Traders National Bank, Fort
Worth. Kampmann Block, San An
tonic
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There IL secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which all ladies should know. Zee on
circular ut your druggist's.
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twenty Doliara Worth of Clothing 70,

We have Invested thousand of dollars
At recent forced sales in the east We
guarantee good $40 suit, which sold in
former years at so.
REINHARDr, the Clothier.
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We OFFER NEW Goods JUST ARRIVING is FOLLOWS

ssC)IllD r. = E}IG FOE
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One more comet closes the list Of mem
bers Of the eometic family that are ex.
oaFfafl IN FakfIrYl In fsFihaiinff IN 1855 II
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Ihsssby certify that band has been given By the
shove nGued SPECIAL Commissioner In The above
ntted 1uJG Il required By law:
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Had san,nres d Els Pocket.

L4ee3PpQt tQaElets - '.a ar NI .
A minister In one OF our orthodox
churches, while on his way to preach
funeral sermon in the country, called to
see one OF his members, 81 old lady, who
had Just beea making sansages, and rs she
felt very proud Of them insisted on the
minister taking some Of the links home
to his family. Alter wrapping the sa1sages
in q cloth the minister carefully placed
the bundle In the pocket Of his great
coat Thus equipped he started
for the funeral. While attending
the solemn ceremonies Of the
grave some hungry dogs scented the saus-
ages, and were NOT long in tracking them
to the pocket Of the good mans overcoat.
OF couTse this was great annoyance, and
he was several times under the necessity
Of kicking the whelps away. The obse-
quiesot the grave completed, the minister
and. the congregation repaired TO the
church, where the funeral discourse was
to be preached. After the sermon was
finished the minister halted TO make
some remarks to his congregation,
when brother, who wished
to have an appointment given out,
assembled the stairs Of the pulpit, and gave
the minister's coat hitch TO get his at
tention. The divine, thinking it dog
having designs upon his pocket gave .
sudden kick, and sent the good brother
sprawling down the steps. "You win ex-
cuse me, brethren and sisters" said the
minister confusedly, and without looking
at the work he had Just done, "tor could
not avoid II. have sausages in my
pocket and that dog has been trying 10
grab them ever since he came upon the
premises
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wherefore shakerag.

FaiT5s1i lGGl HetH1.
Prior tothe yesr1s59 what Is now called
Shakerag was called Shady Dale. The
Justice Court was held In different part
Of the district up to this time, but during
that year Q majority Of the citizens de-
sired TO move the Court to Shady Dale,
contandins thasit would be nearer the
centre q the district The people became
arrayed against each other, but finally
the Court ground was established At
Shady Dale, and upon the assem-
bling Of the iirst Court there were
twenty astiGpfF tiRhts, sll going on Of
the Same time, and tho ground was
literally strewn With rags. There was an
old citizen present by the name OF VIII
liam Jennings, who remarked, alter view
ing the battlefield and seeing the damage
that vas peFpetrated on hone indHstry,
that il would no more be called Shady
Dale, but should be called Shakerag, and
It his been called by that name eyersince.
A historian could write large volume
CONCERNING the misundefstand that
people hive tIied 70 adjust With fist,
rociss, etc., since the dist JUSTICE Court
was held there. Its . very rocky place
and 4 Eseas number OF the stones have
been dressed Against somebody 9 head.
r .
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Adyisets us.hsrs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest bya sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth7 Il so,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing. It's value is incalculable. It viii re,
lieye the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon It mothers, there is no mis-.
take about II. It cures dysentery and
diarrhna, regulates the stomach and bow.
els, cures wind collie, sottens the gums, re
duces infammations, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
Ing Is pleasant to the taste, and Is the pre-
scripton Of one OF the oldest and best fe.
male nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price % cent?
bottle. Aws&w
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the earth. Standing on sithefbank they
guarded the river, and, stretching their
long neeks into the canoes Of the Indians
g they attempted 10 paddle along
the stream, eobbled them up as
the stotk king in the fable
sobbled up the frogs. The destruction Of
Life was 90 great that not an Indian could
pass without being deyoured in the at
Tempt. II was long before the monsters
could be exterminated, and then only by
the combined efforts Of al the Cayuga
and Onondaga nations. The battle was
terrible, but the warriors finally trt-
umphed, and the mammoth mosquitoes
we're slain and left unbnried. For this
neglect the Indians had to pay dearly.
The carcasses decomposed, and the parti-
cles, viyitied by the sun, flew OF in clouds
Of mosquitoes, which have Tiled the coun-
inv ever since.
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..,,,n,,sstoners' Sale.
- ITy m WHEELING FIVE

IT0r CITY OF WHEELING EVE
GALE g!,.S s6Yps OF 1855.
1PAE e., EiTen that the unaei, n ~
'is3cs 3 nH STsointed By an ordinance ~ -. ~
salso ne Entitled "An ordtnanSSe C,,5S " n
cf5. ~ tSis md sale O DonS y III and ~
- ~ ~ ~ 4 A known 9 oon1 ,Ss, ~ md pF0.
:, fedSIp sol s me into ths City IreaSdf! p
sas IoI !es tiTm The revenues q ne 81 en ns
,,tSir EnoGnS. ,tSsd 81 the Vot4n Of said G1ty On
az SV AZ Of Nay, lsss, VIZ "s ,s..
sA' - t o'clock a. y. and 3 o'clock
Ntsetn ne ny AZ ne Ohio valley, IN tne eiy
~ Eltae ~ ~ TeceiVe bids IN whiting ios
4 Nht!las ri Nd city, authorized By aid 9Eal'
q! u bon1SVs. s1S1nI Of SI960gO, one hn9a5e1
s,sci. 70 ~ 5snon ratIon Of i've hundlsa SoG,
t,svG y M he remainder o. Lae ~ All dST
- s,tss.,nd dlllNG each. ~ 0t SttatS M AT
JJpL 4 " ~ gi5, al the Bank OF the VINO
a. u july, iS,srs;t a the rate Of i've pefcent ReE
ylsI va w snnnS ny on the ant DAY Of July1
,srss. ~, he trst day VI July IN eAen ysat
. 80 ~ and including the ysAf lglS, A s1o
Aiaiif, n interest coupons IN ptopeE SOIH1
aai, y ~ each bond; and aItJ q nany t1Oss
~ ~, Eu.hO tsed By lgla y, M " mi y,
Z sfcsslig " a,jinT orierS and other floating IN
Is D tas lt Ia XIV existing a. the date Oh me
5sis, y S.id oidl11n G.th the 1cctusd IN n.
ssf 5I eS4a sp s g i y be andss
oissi. W .11e OF AID bonds Will pe bopt t9t .eeS
5S :5s9 Ta A hi isG sS q atf &c
:; thrft09' 1--WE tSV and between the Slne
e. .s " III, IN wiiag fog md .s q sd ,bc
Is s :sS9 3, y ; osao 951lsaeSs j one
Iz,Esi 9, ., f s.eh. for bonds Of said city o.
9a Jaas IS ~. Sgs 70 "a ESsT o.a 3, III 81 &c
tgItd ioI !,.bT Advertised Tor sale ATE any Of
fAeh AZ; y LIE ,llpp ion a thelr par value on
i : Ne, 1f ciS GAY o. a.. my Il
90 ne ,5oCpops III .ietO attached vii 30
t sSs 9 fpI asT Sy {! 'aid sti
.! al on. -Ilsr ls1i. until the BOMBS AuIhots
SiIta;a n! "a 6rIIn;scs aFe fully psId, the one
vi v ~ ,- ~ al Of such bonds not paid before
ise sf's d! OF 'H''' XLERyD CALDWELL,
F,P. JEPS0S,
P,H, DOBBGNs,
Commissioners,
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glre Gstetl5Qsufet
oaieei 10. % aad - EouTtssata street.,
BfEK KEEPING.
How 70 aIAnage the Hoaey Making Insec
s p = lane. '1sg 5000 n

During June w
AaHie4a ANteslhtFlk.
Beekeeping, more than all other pur-
suits ofwhich / have any knowledge, re-
quires prompt action. In many depart
ment Of agriculture, what is not completed
one day may be finished the next, with
little, Il any loss; but II one hopr is lost
by the bees during the time Of any class
Of blossoms, It can not be made up. In
most localities, the period Of honey gather.
inSis short. The necessity Of having all
things ready at the proper time will be
evident The success, during this first
honey producing month, will depend
largely upon previous care and manage
ment, Us well as upon that OF the present.
II Is very essential that at this time all
colonies expected to store surplus honey
should be very populous. One very pop
ulols colony will store more honey, In
proportion than q hAlf-dozan weak ones.
Hall q bushel Of bees in one colony will
gather mora honey than six colonies hay-
ing but three quarts each.
Many beekeepels make great mistake
in dividing their stocks to increase their
numbers too early In the season. Them.
junction, "keep each colony populous, and
suppIisd with 5 good, prolific queen at all
timee," should DO generally observed
What we need Is better stocks, rather than
q larger number. Beginners should study
the condition Of the interior Of thelhiye,
and learn what will tend to increase the
populousness Of the colony. The bees
- ,,oI,. 49, Az, aafa11xy AZ fbSs
queen, q quantity OF drones, or oped fe-
males, and the workers, which are unde-
veloped females, sometimes called neu-
teEs. 1.-the hive contains too much drone
comb, useless number OF consumers will
be reared, and the space which is thus oc-
cupied will be lost for rearing working
bees. From one.hhlf to, one-third OF an
ordinary sized drone comb is sufficient for
each hive. prefer q small piece in each
OF three or four frames, making in all
about the amount named.
With agood movable comb hive, al OBJ
seryations eau be made accurately. In
most locations, strong. colonies will COM
mence storing surplus this month. Such
should be promptly supplied with boxeP,
as soon as the bees will occupy them, II
box honey Is to be secured. If the sur
plus IS to be taken with the honey extrac-
Tor empty combs should be added. The
advantage TO be gained by supplying a
good number Of empty eombs=for extract
ing can only be appreciated after trial.
For adding these combs / prefer tiering up
the hives one above the other, two or
three In height, as the strength OF the colo
ny will warrant. Those who have no sur
plus combs should fill frames with comb
foundation. The cells will soon be drawn
out and honey stored in them.
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From the Dlsseeting Room.

Having taken swilt's Specific for blood poison
contracted At medical college at dissection
thGt Il gave me speedy and thorough cure afteI
my parents had spant hundreds o. dollars tol
treatment Ny arm was swollen to twice ia utu1
SiEa and - nothing helped me was dGSpatnng o.
ever being cured But hearing Of the 8. 8, <,
bought d bottle little thinking would derive AM
benefit from Il ] began taking it regularly, and
soon theSWelling began to go down and the arm
ceased to pain me. 1eonttnued i'd use, and aitel
taking eight bottles wat thoroughly cured.
AUGUSTUS wENDn, Newark. " ].
Treatise on Blood and sldn Diseases mailed free
TIE swirl SPECIFIC o.,
myltpAw Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
For ale by 1Epghlln Bros q Co and Logan 4 Cn
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NEW YORK, June l67cotton quiet: middling
uplAnds 10 9l6c; Orleans 10 l6c: futures closed
10 Sic; September 10 dc; October i00Jc: November
. Sc; December 9gIc; January 10 DC; February
l019c; March 10 pc; AErll ll51c.
C1xc1sxGu, O., June le.-cottoa duh; mIddlins
1ges.
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ohgln q Slotq aitoss.
-

The Indians have q very satisfactory &c.
count Of the origin q the MonteSuaa
mosquitoes. The legend runs thus: There
WeFein times 81 old, many moons age, two
huge feaihered monsters permitted by the
Maniton to descend, from the sky and
aiisht on The banks Of the Seneca river.
Their form vas that Of the mosquito.
They were % large thst they flew toward
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Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances,
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ofnervous debility, loss Of Vitality and
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ETC., mailed free by addressing Yoltaic Bell
Co., Marshall. Mich. MwF4W
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rlnal. l0alle e "a coantry 80 ~. .

q = - d = r. q b.
bslnd,, loAtie Per gal; country lsai5ePeF gal. 4
6s1s. ga's-so. i tah. pet dozen, q @; 10.
tnhs pr dozen. 50 90 No 8 tuts pr dosen. 9 g
SssSts psF ass s 81 baitsr tass j. issepS st
81 %; do 3 lbs capacity q oot %, 9 lbs capacity
. 60i waSh eo1fdS plain, 81 6oAt 5si EaahboRttl
patents pes dozen: e bea2 q. I, :,
Sths q 61a1 %: tomatoel. glbs Bakers sc; sgt1i
corn e1e; WInSloW corn q %; strawberries, Tbs
q 8; hlackhefEtes ihs, s o; Iaspeesries, ans
. eSaa,-Is quoted IN jobblng At g tor Prime
full cream western, and iSe for New York; SWEET
zer l6tSSat7e, according % quAlltys HmbntEeF nc.
Fact6Ey 1a1tc; Chicago Fat cheese mild e.
RiGb-No. Smedinm macketol 81 %; NO. . me
Bels;-Choice navy At 81 %: medium q %; mix.
ed S160; Lima 40 pGrlh,
snfs-sales Il timothy SEED q 81 @ PEI
hukhel; clover small seed o %; large . % q
sill-No; per Dbl see; extra perbbls1 8; daily
ane, ab1shel sacks & % per sack.
etST-Per bsl 8 6ai0 %; enbspple so oDal2oo.
6taleAg-s1 50 perth,
Nals5The card nate L s22S
PreSsSss;E;iSslse peg y; apple butter ~ PEI
lPanTs. 5s Z, s sSFshosse Whit walnnts "a
FEoDucE.
E 2EU 1lEtssl W1Qles12Al EflAu14cklQla
olhls day. subject 70 fluctuations during the week,
Corrected By Il. @, MEYA, general commission
merchant, No. Twelfth stEeeL
AgPl1s5Eaney . GOA % per bbl; common . %
Bstsg-dcod creamery sc; fresh country l0al2c;
Groa Hg9-potatoes, old GOa55c per busheI. New
potatoes s. 00a3 80 per Dbl New cabbage 81 76a9 o
per Dbl Green onIons SOC per doEen bunehes.
R4dlshes sc per dnz. punches. Rhubatb Ncpef
dOE. Apangus, tpc per doz. Tomatoes g . per
box. Peas 81 60Per box. PineApples, l6a90c each.
Cucumb =, 81 70 per crate. New beans 800 per
crate. Strawberries l0Rl2c per box. Cherries Boa
Z ls.eg- White clover, lsase per ID; baekwAeat
HsS.ecSSice. 2sase per bushel; inferior grades,
POGir9-LlYe chickens, 500 pen dozen; tur
keys, all0c per ID; dncks, q 61A2 Is per dozen;
geese 76cRS1 Copper pair. :
DTeGIs1 PoBitr Chickens, Gallo per ID; turkeys
I1Al3c per ID; ducks, 9al0c per ID.
BaesEd1-S0aS5c perth ~ "a
Uriod FfatA-New eyAp0rated pared peaches "a
&c; IMPAIRED do. 16Al6c; rGspb<rfies 9GS6c; black
berieS loo. New Erndried-Apples. quarters o:
sliced Sagc; peaches, new halves. et+a75{e; DO.
quarters do. pared l6a 1sc;Ilo blAcEbefTies
So; do. msphefTtes SslSSe; pitted cherries 2A29G.
Egga-Fresh, Lie per dozen.
PesthGs-Prime I've geese eoas6c per ID; second,
RssRsts- cnoEce white Tennessee, 5.aSc; VII.
sinia, SAS1 green; roasted, g aa2 70 per bnshel.
TGLLOg-C Country, 60; city, &c.
Tropical Ef9iis-Lemons, s 6la4 50 per box: As
ptnwll bananas e 6Ca3 % per bunch; Jamaica
do, 81 ba %; Oranges per box, . 0oa3 70, accord
Ing % quality.
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G.oIiVISciONER's SALE OF VAL
WSss IRkI ESTlTR


!, Il, Municipal Court OF wheeling.
u :. No., al The authority vested In me By I
10 Y ~ vunlcipSl Court Of Wheeling, tnAdl
dsss .s, y, iST N June, lssi, In suit In chan
or II ;....tS n.ndIny In which kmm4 Taylor VIII
81 sSri1I heF husband. are plAin1nt, and WI!
- GtNiel and OIheFi Aro detendAnbs Will
= on TUEsDAY. JULY 7, 1855,
.-,, Inc AZ 10 o'cIO X 4. u. sell at public aue
Qh .s.IS ( /, hsst aud hest bidder, NJ the tront
- Il N IOurt HOUSE Of Ohio cauuiy, IVES!
~ "a following described parcels Of feal
.slis hat !stony: !, 49,.
y ,i,,'.S an Ihe SO1th side OF Fifteenth stTest
~ VirhneI Oraham addition 70 the City O
IASs,I6F h Tie STATE Of West Virginia, toSathei
- ~ buiLdinGS AID Improvements thereon.
X. tsrs,,,ins property compIiSed the property
"a ~ ,.Sse 81 the late H0l8ten Harden, and Is
- Ss,ifSble property. The i'm proTemens con
Z, IA Gne brick dwelling house, With bftel
Nv I'D GlheE OUtbUIldlngS, and In excellent re
si.,1S-rot numbered eleven ti1l In square
,sshsrst eighteen (lsI, and the north oDehalt q
X Siabend Twelve az IN square NUMBERED
,t,h,sSn AZ HS DESIGNATED on the map Of tts SUB
1000, N The IOseDa Caldwell estate, A7d divts
~ ;SErsirom 10 the SAId city Of Wheeling Ohio
sSfsIJ. West firEiniG; said property frondng @
d. siIigds Of k0E street, between TRenty-nlnG1
IssTe \ snctci on the foregoing property an ele
r.St hricf rtSidtnCe. and Is = molt destno
sgSefty. lad building was erected BY EdWatt
4 lrrd,n a 4 Fe.ltenCe, aud u unusually com
rltiOus and well constructed.
hbfydutre,l BY the detrea under which this sale
hS y rtde that the pAfctlS Of property above
~ ia hail b offered for sale separately.
tIRNS OF SALE-On& third Of the purehaSt
pacFy shall be paid In cash on the day OF sale
al 1, muen more q the purchaser may elect Y
N: lba tGlaucs shall be paid IN two equal install
TfTti With interest from Gay Of sale, Il one and
iIo Tesa from DAY oil sale, respectively, the pur
thlsn giving nOtGs for the deferred paymeu@
I'd feculitY 10 BE- approved By the commissioner
"a q further tcCuTily the utIs 10 sGid parcels O
hoi IhGIl b IetLined until the purchase money
iSIll hAye beea paid In full and th6 special Com
silionCf ordered BY the Court 10 convey.
r G. BARR.
Special Commissioner.
Ihs.tby certify that bond has been given By Ii,
lbOVe uGuet SPECIAL Commissioner In The Abovl
Etted e1uIG Il required BY law: