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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-16
USEMEN
THE GALLEY SLAVE

The Galley Slave" was presented at the
Opera House last night to q slim audience.
The familiar play was given in tolersble
shape by Messrs. Frank Roberts and I. d
Frswley, Miss Virginia NARROW and Mrs
Frank Evans, who played respectively
Sydney Norcot, Baron Ls Bots, Cicely
Blaine and francesca, aided by an aver
aOa cnmnany
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L. S.GooD&Co. seIldry goods the cbeapes
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Merchants wishing Wheeling are espee-
tally invited 10 call at G. S. Feeny's whole
sale house, l4IO Main street, and examine
The extensive stock Of plain, assorted, fine
candies, etc. etc.
His Factory is the largest in the State,
and with the addition OF new machinery,
is daily turning out great quantities OF
fresh confectionery. Don't fail to call
whether you want to buy or lot.
Something Useful as Well rs Ornamental
for a Holiday Gift.
A full and complete assortment of every
thing in my line, consisting in part Of
Harness,
Horse Covers,
Lap Robes,
Furs,
TrupEa
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"PAPAs BABY BOY.

A worry novel ond pretty SCENE 10 intro
duced at Charley Shay Academy of Music
this week. Mr. James Reilly introduces in
the third act of the comedy of THE Wild
der" the song, "Psps's Baby Boy" and be,
sides being a fine singer, he tss es his little
7.months-old baby boy in his srms during
the song and plays with it. The little fel.
low acts as though he understood tine song
by raising his little arms, kicking and
laughing. The scene ls an amusing one
and takes immense with the audience,
especially the ladies. Mr.. Reilly was
called out several times. The entire COM
psny is frst.class In everyrespeet, and give
a splendid performance, They had another
large house last night.
THE PRAIRIE WAF.
Bofslo Bills Dltchmsn and the Prairie
Wsif Combination will give a matinee and
evening performance at the Opera House
Saturday. The Buffalo Telegraph says:
Sixteen hundred people paid $3.50 to see
Buffalo Bills Dutchmau and bis band of
semi.ciyilized half breeds raise particular
halifax in the Opera House last night
One hundred and thirty lonesome musical
enthusiasts sst in the same seats twenty
four hours before and %snxiously watched
Josefy's nimble fingers fly over the keys,
invoking all the gods CT harmony to sym.
phonies sublime. Verify this is an age de-
sirous of being amused rather than in
slructed.'
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I'VE do hercby certify that 10 Baperyne iEs ".
rangeroents for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery u mpany ,
and In person manage and control the dravbAs
themselves, and that tho same sre conducted Nfh
honesty, fairness, and In good iatth cward all par.
ties, aud We authorize the CON pany TO ups THU or.
tie cate, with tsc-sirilesO Of car signsturs stt shsd,
In itr EXTRAORDINARILY
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Commissioners.

We ,hs undersigned Banks and Bankers Will pay
all Plies drawn In The louisiana otate Lotteries
which may be presented at our coun'er.
J.. II. OGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
8. II. KENNEDY, Pres State National ssnk.
A. BALDWIN, Pro-. New Orleans Hst1 Bank.
IncorpoTated in 1858 10: 70 yean BY The Lssisia.
ture for Educational and Charitable p~ur1oses-vih
a capital Of 81, o00, O0 - which Q reserve fund Of
ever $3.50, 900 has since boon added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Ito franchise
vas mado q part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd, A. ]. 1873.
The only Lottery eTer voted on and endorsed By
the people o, any Stste.
1t never AGA 6 or postpoIfs.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
pace monthly, AID tie EItIaordtasry Drawings
fegplarIy every three months instead o! Semi An
nuallV Is heretofore, hesinning March, 1856.
A splendid opportunity 70 vn q fortune. Fiut
Grind Drawing, Class A, In the academy Of Muss,
New Orleans, Tuesday, January IL, 1896
1ssth Monthly Drawing.
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sssen,llr N rsl.ns, IYan,a.


Casting their eagle eyes renter
tanning columns q election returns, tho
Democratic managers in Pennsylvania are
unable 70 see CLEAN Of haps unless they
can play a little game. II they can get
Knight Of Labor Powdsriy, Of Scranton,
10 accept the nomination for s.ste Treas
urer, they would hops to have q respecta-
BILE showing in the returns.
Mr.. Powderly hassssd thathe will have
nothing to do with hescheme. He may
change his mind, though this is not prob;
able. Il viii make no great difference.
There Is not a voter in the State who would
not understand the move. Everybody
would know that Powderly had been
chosea, not because the Democratic party
isparticularly in love with the WORKING
man, bat because Of the desire
Of that party to lay a trap for
votes. Very few workingmen could
be caught that way. Democrats would
vote for the nominee Of their party, Re
publicans for the nominee Of theirs, and
asthese are in Pennsylvania more Demo-
scrata than Republicans by about $1,000,
Mr.. Powderly would not be elected.
Party managers, whether Republicans
or Democrats, make a mistake when they
regard men who work for wages as SO
much raw material to be run through q
min and ground ont into any thing de-
sired. There is q fair average oieommon
sense ia this country.
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.0lle asaelll igeftfers
warELlNo. ". Va, AUGUST 80, 1855.


All reports are likely 70 iail in dry
time, but those who look forthe renomi.
nation Of Hoadly by. te-day's convention
are NOT likely 70 be disappointed.
TIE National Administration wants
Hoadly. The Democrats Of obso want
tie hearty good viii and the patronage Of
The National Administration. Hoadly,
with the help Of the Prohibition party,
has once carried Ohio. It is hoped that
he would get still more Prohibition help
next time. Hoadly can command money,
and money Is wanted in greatbulk.
Hoadlylwill get the support Of men who
pine for his political scalp. They willhelp
10 dive him the nomination for the su.
preme delight ofseeing him beaten and
laid onthe shelf.
Nobody wants the nomination. Hoadly
would IKE to get out Of tiff he could, but
they rather have him where he can't get
3 away, and he will have TO submit to the
sacrifice. Republicans are well satisfied
tohayeitso.
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seIsAlsp nundEr.


There ara those who regret that while
sixteen Pfeg shops dot the little town q
salidh, Col, not Q church gpira Is in sight.
Two iall.stown robins we're seen feed
ing athird blrdat Monticello, n. q, not
long ago. The bird 10 fed was caught
and was ionnd to be blind robin, prob.
ably Of the same brood.
A woman 81 Albany Gu, having made
up her mind TO burn up every counterfeit
pfesentment Of herself, sent 10 d point
nearly 1000 miles Oh ,for the last photo.
gmphexisting.
Women tourists bring eastward rom
Dskoti. with them tiny bpnehes Of sweet
grass found ON the prliries there. a.
ID u grass kept in room over night
lends K In the morning tlne perfume.
Az Trenton some young women who
we're eraduated from the High School
wished TO get certificates rs teachers and
at the examination they brought out
Emiles Of approval by telling in q most
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1abor "a the soalIl.

When tie industrial development Of
Alabama began the miners Of coal and
tie manufacturers Of iron in-that territory
hadthe adsantageof cheap labor. Men
were abundant and glad TO turn from
agricultural 1aborto better paid employ
in the mines and furnaces and mills.
san, labor in Alabama was cheap as
compared With labor in West Virginia,
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
This condition Of affairs gave concern to
coal operators and iron manufacturers in
the n orth, for freights we're low, Alabama
had other advantages besides CHEAP. labor,
and there vas steadily falling market.
Itseems, however, that native labor was
not cheap enough, and Alabama coal op.
orators have thought it advisable to bring
inItalian miners. But tho italian miners
arc not having an easy time oiit. The
strikers resist their interference and get
them locked up for carrying concealed
weapons.
The posse comitatus or the military
may be strong enough toprotect the Ital.
ians while they dig coal, butpubllc senti;
ment Is against theimported labor, and
public sentiment Is tight. The American
miners, white and black, ought not to
resort TO force, but II without breaking
thelaw they can make Alabama so IN.
contradiction the Italians that they will
beglad toleaye, they will be justified in
dhingthat.
The Italians, Hungarians and other i'm
ported laborers who are brought here in
gangs under contract, TO be thrown in
where there happens 10 be q conflict be-
tween American laborers and their em-
plcyer5, areo Of no advantage 10 the country.
They have neither the desire nor the in.
teniion 70 become citizens. They disturb
and demoralize, and the country would be
betterotf without them.
Northern capital and labor engaged in
similar enterprises wtllnot seriously re-
gret 70 see that in Alabama labor cannot
Sc handled as The seryils labor Of other
times was managed on the plantation.
When Senator Morgan, OF Alabama,
boasted thathis State needed no protec.
tiyetlriton her coal and. iron, because
shehaa cheap labor, he did not stop to
think that the wage.earnets Of his State
eoaldnet he kept perpetual ignorance Of
what isgoing on in the world, and that
the time would come when protection
would he iopndas essential 10 Alabama
az 10 Wet yirsinia, Ohio OF Penn.
sylyania. Events are moving in that
direction.
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BIRDS OF THE FIElD AND GARDEN.


Tho Value Of Some OF Them to the Farmer.
What They Do.
FarWes Rsste,s.
The farmer end fruit.grower who has
cultivated habits Of observation, will soon
come to know those birds OF most value
as insect dessroyefs. Wrens deyour great
numbers OF cnt-worms. The crow black
bird picks up any larvte IL may find in
the furrow. So would crows II allowed.
They will neither Of them pull corn Il
some Of the soaked grain Is etrewed over
the planted field. The robin Is pest
among small fruit when ripening, but at
oil other seasons q friend to the fruit.
growers, and ct all times beneficial 10 the
farmer and gardener. Of fruiteaters,
robins, thrushes, catbirds, bluejays,
cherry birds, orioles and others Of that
class arc well known. They never In!
lure the grain farmer, but the hor.
tIculturist only during the fruit season.
Barn owls are inveterate mousers, and in
GUNNER time on nightaying moths and
beetles. They arc valuable In destroying
mature insects, thus preventing the laying
of their eggs. The hawks eat mice, frogs,
grasshoppers, snakes, lizards, beetles,
small birds and yafionsyefmln, according
% theirspecies. The crow Is an omniyer.
ous feeder, but eats less corn than any.
other food. The ptoportio Of hawks that
kiilichiekens are not more In number,
relatively, than are man. eating tigers
Irhe food q blackbifds conaist Of cut
wosms wire worms and thelatvm Of de-
stsuetiye butterflies. The climbers IN.
riude the woodpeckers and cuckoos!
Nearly all ere exclusive insect-eatets.
HE sapsuckeralone 10 destructive TO trees.
rheyeiI6w.biIled cscEoo consaen IN the !
Nofthwest4 Is especially destructive totheI
American tent caterpillar. Wfens and
iluebifds afe exclusive inseci-eaters,
he bluebirjs taking cankefsNor
md codling moths. The white
,rsasted nnihatch and American
Keeper live exclusively ON tree inaects
rhe finch, lark and ployer tribes eat insect
avse. The meadow-laTk seeks under
round lefyg, The ployer eats grasahop.l
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...,, i,o,., q ore formed. Bht
! * Wy a., Sn and I'D Anon All around
,sSen IN fheg snelied Paciiic with an 49, IN
stg Z. ia = ...s,.;,, I, x,,tez ,,itbs Nail
y y On y Ns Va yars s tSst rain cannot
~ .sa. ts ,oa;a a mosi n tl,e rri
ls.h sns ...a n ~. P;i.S ysnne bssaf,se In
WI Sss,tis ogs ~ N, sac and moi fhinss
~, ~ Maui = cncs,ed wik innrteapes,
Wy! 49,. " u, Z, RI
Thafe y 9 IN rpp q ~ ~ y sf NV
peak o. eyely Mppnsi' t X M
cups Eng gsns w pa ..I. n MI
stiu psn ~ ny Y y sas ~
Wlg gae tnesn = lnlnlps.Ls goe NJ sSsIs -
which 70 teaye TEl1sen fecoIus % sHsn "a
ploits. ~
BE who runs may read on 4 monument
at Columbia, S. O., that "Gensral 5, Il.
distn lies there. But he who pauses 9
moment may learn that his full name Is
States Rights Gist and straightway q
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This is one Of the curious things float
ing about Take q piece Of paper and upon
il put in figures your sge in years, drop
ping months, weeks and days. Multiply
it by two; then add TO the result obtained
the figures 3,78S; add two, and then divide
by two. Subtract from the result obtained
the number Of your years on earth, and see
ii Won do not obtain figures you will NOT
be ,likelyitn forget
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st,lt'.1cr 8esott.
MI. lake PkRKI
THE FOURru SEASON

81 this beautiful aud Hcas.hiul Iessst has opened
very Alcce.stully.
Situated upon Tho SUNNI 7 or TIE ALLIE.
iGHANY MOUNTAINS the PAX presents unsut
raised climatic conditions. No mRl&tlA. ExsInp
ton from hay fever.
i Picturesque surroundings, teantiiui location,
great social, RELIGIOUS AND INIELLEOTUAL
ADVANTAGES, ease Of acc IS aud npd comnu'
nication with The great Cillcs. have Justified NE
hope Of the propristors that NJ L2se Park woud
soon take its place among the most favored o.
Summer Reaotss.
ptliehtful cxeuniSps By Tsil and mountain fcad
add 70 mo attractions u the place.
Aardipg Accommodations are alnpleand teAson'
nssonoloE sulLnlSe Ions are tobo Aaa.s
moderate cost
,rhe Assembly
Begins AUGUST aud clotes AUGUST 10
The progtamm includes widsrange Of Lectures
aud inttrictlon ia special branches.
The b. & o. Railroad Company. oien reduced
rates for the Assembly. Hound trip from Wheei'
I'M Assembly coniers Diplomas. ans
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va z. III bNNhU,
HERST M. RUssElL
YpvAgp CuE;sft4r, Auctloneer.

The undersigned; the wife oI the et1ntcT n .ho
above named deed, will Join IN the deEd d lhe
trustees and convey her inchoAte right Of dover %
the p1TchASer OF eitherNoi the above described
parcels Of land, II tho purchaser shall 80 dciFs,
lorGEum EqpBl 70 lvs p.rcentum Of the ptlce which
that being littls les than the m0Ley value oil the
said dowCr tisht as AScertainel w the usual LIE
aids ,4s. NANCY P ARMSTRONG
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ntEp.

BELL yAN-on "wednesday morning. August 10,
ISIS, IpL:A q BELGIAN. aged "A years,
TuntrIl from the residence d her mother, No.
aus MARI 81 street, this CThusdayl ai.efnoon at 2
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited to at
tapd
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sATuRpAY. Auapsr . lsss.

5A1UhUA1t AUGUST p l6S5,
beginning at 0oclock A. Y, the following IA.
Bcfibed parcels Of real property: w
!. "a certain parcel Of land situate on Zana,,
Island, In the City Of wheeling, at th, corner 81
Virginia and Penn Etftets, wat Of Penn Sreei snd
south OF Virginia street. And touaded e iolISWSs
Beginning At said Garner, thence west win liza
south ode Of Virginia ttreet Que hundred mi
twenty l2l feet 10 A1 alley; thence hehIlial N1fS
Penn street south one hundred and tWenty M.
thence east 70 said Penn StreCt one hupdFtx. Snb
twenty Gao feet; thence with the wet Side a
Penn strett one hundred and twenty lajl nj
70 The bestnnirg, with lEe Improvements and %.
2-Also the following described property. that
Is % say: Lots numbered on the old plat Of the
ERtd City oil Wheeling n Io1 RlSty.Rye (6Sl 8nd
kixtyAix l6o), fronting 01 Market street, lot num.
bered Sixty.tve being on the corner Of Mlriet ma
Tenth streets, on the poElh OF Tenth ItIeet, and
lot numbered sixty lying Immediately north ot
lot numbered Exty:tye ard adj0lnlpg Inc mnne'
These two lots viii be sold q Que parcel.
On the kec0nd Of eFaId parcels there are kno,xn
10 be two prior deeds Of tslEt but Tie deed under
which we will sell dlItCEs these prOf deeds Of lSt
TO DO first paid on out Of the proceeds Of our SSls
50 that II Is believed that excpIIpK The GOWef h.
tefeSt Of tho granlors y iiel clear lite Mi IA
conveyed BY u n the purchaser. selling ID
trustees, however, We will no. warrant the ma.
TGRMs OF aALB-Oue'thiIIl Of The ppIchase
inoney, or 50 much moro thereof Gs The pGEChSIef
may eiest, cash On he dIy ii IGle and tSo h.
mAinder In tJgo equal inStGlntntS, payable h.
speeslyeIy IN oae and two Se4s from the tay 81
sale With Interest fT0t that day the deferred Ii.
stalments being Sound BY decd Of trust upAn
the properly, and inGIranle On bulidlhEs 10 tho
amount Of one hall the unpaid pnTnhass morey.
SING VA z. HUBBARD,
HIRSY 81. RUSSELL.
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State Of West Virginia, City Of wheeling, as,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline B. gtues, guardian Of Garre}
B. Brnes, Henrietta BrleS and
Charles Henry Brues, ipfan1, In ChGncerJ,
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Caroline B. Brues and Others.
By.Yirtns OF the authority vested In me by do
cree Of the Municipal Court OF Wheeling. entered
IN the above entitled cause, on the 9Th day Of
June 1855, Twin proceed to sell at public auction
1t the hont door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia. In the city oil Wheeling, 10
the highest and best bidder,
ON SATURDAY. JULY Is, 1856
b. ginning at 10 O'Clock 4. n, the following DO
sct1bed real estate, that q 70 nay: The two lot
fronting on the east side Of North front street. aud
numbered two hundred GOO and two hundred
and one coil on tho plat Of The addition TO the
Cityot Wheeling, laid out by Henry Moore, truAtet
OF khenezer ZAnes estate, and called Zsne's Island
addition TO the city Of Wheeling and also The
water pasture lot lying east Of the two lots ADORE
described, and designated on the plat Of Zane's
Island addition 70 the city OF Mheelins, BY the
TEEas or s LE-one third Of purchase money
and a much more % the purchaser may elect 10
pay, 70 be paid In cash on the day Of sAe and the
residue thereof In three equal instalments al
twelve, twenty. four and thlTty.six months, with
interest from day Of Sale; the purchaser 70 give
his notes, with approved security, for the deferred
Instruments; the Title 70 bA retained until the puf
chase money and the interest thereon shall b
wholly paid. y; Z. coWDEN.
q 40, Special Commissioner.
fFf II "A
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fH0MMIsSION ER's SALE.

the Nobbieat Handles ever shown ID tho city, at
tte stsr.
hut8 D, GUEDI1NC3 a 60, 4
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+. W. Il. H4LIKR, AucHoneel. y 3 2.
Thereby certify that J. B. Eowden, Special Com
missioner, has given bond with seourttY a 70
qnifcd by law aud the decree Of June g. 1856, In
Toe above entitled cause illifl
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Commissioners sac.
SALE or ISLAND REAL EsTATF :.


GALE OF ISLAND REAI, ESTATE
~ ssIensy ene pea.tAele 1ob IN Daniel I'm
10 pnftsues 81 . AocJp6 q tho fnn-,-,. -.
% Appesls q Wet Ylrginla entered = ~ 6SCSlH
q ts nv ess 1s q 9o County V Va 81
mef and olhfn GgaIAEt irdISns Ncswntsa'S . ~
othsts tbs ;uhdsnisued SPECIAL Cctaihi,Si ossaea
sATpRp4YssE PtgxBfR -, is.S
besluring ~ ? o'elnetA Y seii Il puhlio ans,,..
81 the iippt door oi he cottt H6ls 81 IN sSSn
~, W. ie.l NJ toiloNinE aeiegi6ed tt,i tfoss,te
, rvs e. m \. lal,nd Y iss ay u xbSi
he hsmsItSa liiet q Dahle Etns dseSS,s5 ,S 9
Nhble Of which tact poatasi "a tySaiv mn Wy
ana une 10, more uflAas S'.s sstei
untef ihs authority q ths aid dte,ee ,hs "a
Sided into eqnyenient parcels, tnd hNSe III SS
streets and AlleyT through the ssme mai NM W
ing such Partels q eetJ and Al.eys has 6eSn ~
p4Iud, md may be seel q the Court Hone, IN IN
ONCE OF George htok, Clttk 0! the County ContI
Printed c0ph OF sad plat may 10 had Ot apSlISt.
tl1n 70 thu undermined. @FF'ASS'
The said property viii 6nt Re ofsreh n A vho,.
and Afterwards In tbs parcels gho9I on ISJi NY
and VIII pe seld II whichever way may APPEAR H.
TERM9 oF sAlR-ona third Of The pn,.A...
money or 90 much more ~ the pnfChhse,S 49,
elect cash In hand, the remainder IL two FonII ~.
StAllmentA payable respectively In one And tvSn
years from the day Of sale; vita intefeSt INN ~,
day. the puichnAsr giving bis n0jes ior ia ~.
tefrtd tnstAlmknlS and Tie ttlo bting FtsaIned "a
EecuIe the payment Of them. ~ "
v. 2. HUBaARD,
y. u. RUsSELL,
special Commissioners
]. G. SERyEY, Auction or. ''-''''s'''
Iceftliy that bond has been given By Sald specl,,
Com1nlsSlontts q required by Il % said dscree
joan ". AlTGHElI
ags Elelk q aid Court.
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The White Mountain Hammock Chair differs
from ali other stationary or reclining chairs In
that Il Is better, stronger and simpler, Is adapted
to the house, lawn, porch or camp, and IL chuck
full q quiet comfort and blessed reSt Is far NJ
perior TO the Hammock In every way, and can DO
put up 90 as 10 be always in he shade.
Byits pccnlisr construction It Is balanced In Ill
positions, requiring no iastenlngs to keep II In
place. The footreSt can be quickly and easily I'D.
nssed 10 suit the shortest OF talIest persons. The
seat Is mRlB Of strong canvas httlng perfectly the
entire length, without drawing the clothing tight
~ around tho body, thus making Il much cooler
than hammock: while the annoyance Of catch.
ing buttons, tearing down the ladies' hair, or In
any way displaying the limbs Is avoided.
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The above saieis Adjourned until Saturday, the
1st day Of August, lss6, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. It the
s1 III ssSs' Special ii g 6o siDn:
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The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
AUG uar Is, 1876, al 10 o'clock a. NJ, a. the same
rlGce. ~ ]. B. C0WDkN,
aus Special Commissioner.
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Tor DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

60 % tha INrELIdaIsCEB JOB Rooms, Nos. %
q q Fourteenth stIeel' where you can 70 seccna'
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The above sa'e has bean adjourned until satus.
day, August q, 1856, 1t the sans place and hour
s55 ], r. COaDEN,
Rll10 SbAcIai Cnm fniSgionar
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Tho above sale has been adjou.nsl untll wednes,
dag, August 70, 1875, At 10 oc'oek a. ", az fame
pllce. J. h GUWDEN,
Ru17 Special Commissioner.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Is PROPERTY. ''4NA4
By virtue Of q DEED Of Trust ma 10 NIB John
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County Iorrt OF Ohio County We will EeIi Al AM.
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Meeting.
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The Value Of Come Of Them to the Farmer.
What They Do.