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Ayl,lt % an Atflean King.

Loadoa Ttuth.
We determined first to go and pay
Mankoroane, the Chief or King OF the
tribe, a visit, whose place found without
dificulty-a common large hut, made OF
mud piastered together with brushwood
and reeds and coarsely matched on the
roof. The caves projected over the walls
about three feet 80 that a yeranda was
formed around the hut. The entrance
was through yard which surrounded
the hut, with q wall OF brushwood seven
feet high. There was only one doorway,
into which we entered on o smooth yard
Of red clay.
Here, with their backs to the wall, sat
some men, probably the Kings body
guard. They were all more or less dress
ed, having trousers patched with every
conceivable colorand material, somewith
hats, others with old Government helmets.
The inside Of the hut was lined with gray
clay bearing quaint figures and devices,
Opposite the door and close 70 the inside
wall lay a man on couch with folded
up shawl under his head. He had on q
red flannel shirt, blue coat, very old cord
trousers and boots with cloth tops, but no
socks. He was the King. At his head
sat another person, the Queen, sitting
like tailor, naked 10 the waist. She
had quantity OF beads round her neck,
Of different colors, from which hung
charms and such useful articles as keys.
The King was sound asleep, but the
Queen and attendants were wide awake.
Round against the wall sat his two
Princesses, or daughters. Then two
men smoking. Not ono Of them took the
slightest notice Of Us.
Atlast addressed the Queen, and wish
cd her all the compliments Of the season.
All then began to talk except the King,
who was still asleep. To keep them com.
panty took up the chorus OF an old song.
They seemed delighted at this, SO gave
1t them again, laughing violently all tue
time, my friend imploring me TO keep
quiet lest should wake the King and in.
cur his wrath, but he did not awake. We
then offered the Queen cigarettes, and the
Princesses, and the two men. The nearest
Princess chewed her cigarette. After sit
ting most OF an hour we got up to 60, and
/ nearly fell over black baby lying on
the floor, which yelled and woke the
King. uphe jumped and greeted US most
warmly, shaking hands and asking for
"baCco, and also "suillin."
Igaye him a cigarette, which he forth
with lit up, imploring me 10 give him Q
shilling. took out my purse and turned
itupside down, and out dropped piece Of
money, for which the Pdncesses, the
Queen and courtiers scrambled, One Of
the Processes secured Il and held Il up.
laughing. We then left, saying Good
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THE cR0fs


In the border Countiss-How Farmers are
PfospeiinE in the State.
C6napoRdeaes Ofths lRtsiltgsHea.
BUXTON, w. Va, June ls.-Haying had
occasion to visit parts Of our neighboring
State, Pennsylvania, adjoining this part
OF West Virginia, mostly through Greene
county, 1 found avery encouraging state
Of atIairs.
Growing crops are unusually promising
and the universal exception Of wheat,
which, although having been reduced in
acreage owing to winter causes, has picked
up amazingly, aud the most there is Of II
promises good yield and quality.
Farmers through Greene county, Pa,
and this section Of the State, although
having passed through q winter unprece-
dented In the history Of either for general
scarcity, loss and encouragement, are
coming heroicaiiy 70 the front, and pre-
dict, with the kindly assistance Of q Divine
Providence, the early aud rare return OF
season Of full and plenty, Il
Grass, soyery inferior last season, Will
this season DO unusuallyabuudant.
This section is this season turning out
very considerable rock oak tan bark
which Is claimed to DO specially nice, al
though the season was far from promising.
This industry Is q large item In the
finances Of this territory and being q cash
article one fnds ready sale, early In sea-
son last season there having been shipped
from this point some three thousand dol.
lars value. Live stock Is very abundant
on large farms having accumulated in
such way owing To the shorsagein feed
by smaller herders, and having served as
a medium OF exchange during "hard
tines.O Storekeepars here and IN your
correspondents rounds complain OF slow
sales q merchandlss and m entire shut
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Now surely an "era OF good feeling" has
aavnea a.ain. Here We have the es-
teemed Register becoming nothing less
tbap superlatiyely indignant because q
dozsn more or less of its partisans are
irving 10 get the Republican postmaster
Of wheeling out 50 that every blessed one
~ them may get in. Not content with
doing what Il can to blight the hopes OF
Democratic aapirants, the Rtgi'Ltr charges
that an "alleged Republican" is trying to
help on this wicked conspiracy against .
Republican civil servant, A partisan
newspaper mustgo often TO prayers pc
fore It becomes able to take this lofty
nat,iotlc view Of o matter Of this kind.
Then we have the ,gentlemaaly apptl-
cants for the postoftlce. They all depre-
cate The fling Of charges against Postmas-
Ter Sterling, and there isn't one OF them
who would not scOrn to profit by such Q
device. They want the place, but heaven
witness that they wouldn't take hand
in raking up churgesl They are aware
that Dol. Sterling can't be put out with
out charges setting forth that he has been
in the habit Of pooh-pOohing the passing
Democratic parade. but somebody else
must make the charges without letting
the very eircumspect aspirants into the
secret. :,
the passing hour as in the nature Of az
"era Of good feeling. 1t is a sublime
spectacle to behold these several Demo
cratic agencies protesting against the
wicked effort Of abandoned Republicans
TO turn a Republican postmaster out
Alter all this, II We were in Postmaster
sterllpg's plaza we wouldn't go out.
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,lnun q, nnllectinna. None are rolne east

down IN collections. None are going east
for goods, and order very sparingiy.
Adistressing accident isreported here
from Rocky Rim, eight miles northwest,
resulting in the death Of SAWYER Wil!ian
Harris, who AZ the mill Of Dennis Der.
dine fell upon q circular saw, seyetlpg the
right arm and leg and the body ct the CEN
tel. He leaves wife and young family;
I'had lately conversation withsevefai
.ex.soliiers well posted in battle lore, may
be,will give you, later, views, OF marches
and engagements, In some instances oilt
feriug from magazine "Reminiscences
shared in care, by your
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on into tho inner penetralia driited the
crowd and banked itself up around the
outer walls OF q two.cent-poled tent with o
double ring and the usual allutingly be.
witchtng maze Of poles, wires, ropes and
such like tackle. Then, after everybody
had climbed up over everybody else, the
band played lifting air, the whirl and
tinsel Of the grand entry was duly ex-
hibited, and the circus was fairly on.
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The Dog was Disgusted.

A farmer living near town tells Of a live,
ly fight between q bull and q big dog, both
q which belonged 10 him. He says the
dog got the bull by the ear, when the lat
terraised hishead and ran straight through
avery strong stake aud ridered rail fence
pushing his way through with the dog in
front The rails few in every direction
and the dog had several bones broken
He was glad to let the bull alone and quit
Tim fhih - - - .L.--
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A plsstun,isd Produce Merehanps Pro
iongod drewI ut the Times.

h iongod Growl Mt the Times.
Nt.s TorE Tribune.
A gray bearded produce merchant in 9
straw hat and q Limerick ulster, butsoned
tight from his chin to his ankles. leaned
against post near Washington Market
and smoked cigar. !,
."These are GURUS tines" said the old
man, sending out puff Of smoke. NOT
much in 'em for our business. Too much
handling for the commission we gel.
Why, Forks down to four cents 9. pound.
/ hain't seen it there since before the war:
The Cleveland and Hendricks Club SAID
last fall It would 20 down TO four cents II
Blaine was elected, but 1t pears like its
cot there anyway. I've seen II up as high
az nine cents. Then there was money in
pork and times was lively. Times are
good enough now for those who have
work. Livin's cheapand wages have not
been reduced comparatively; but work Is
down and the fellers who haven't WORK
have to shave close"
"Are the prices on other products as
low as on pork" s.
IAll OF 'em are way down below zero
why, tue pest putte4 70 way - ttS' a
cents in the market. You ought to get
the very best at retail for twenty-five cents
there's margin enough 10 that. sugar
and cofiee's cheap; and beef is way down
to nine cents. The market Is full and
people don't want to buy much. The
PROSPECTS OF the Rooshun war made things
active for time, but 1t giutted the mar.
ket. And fish-they Just swum up and
asked 10 be hooked and eaten. Think OF
Il, dozen fine fresh mackerel for ten
cents"
at ought to make the restaurant busi-
ness profitable"
ayes, It ought TO, and 1t would II there
weren't more on 'em than there are people
TO eat, The restaurants buy carcass Tor
ten cents pound. and they get out OF
that hesteaks, porterhouse and slfioln,
roasts and no end OF soups. There ought
to be profit in It somewhere"
"How is the price OF fiourY
"Just like all the rest; way down 70 81 q
barrel. I'll give you atip, young Teller, II
you want to make q fortune. Go start O
bakery. There's millions in Il. People
must eat, you know, and they II eat more
bread when they can't afford to eat any.
thing else. Here are bakers all over the
city, some withtwo or three stores that
they pay six or seven hundred dollars rent
apiece for. They sell out their stock clean
every night and ill up again next morn
ing. Why, know half dozen bakers
who make from eighty 10 one hundred
barrels oil -four day into bread. Don't
you think there's money in 1t? Bread
costs them less than three cents pound
baked. They sell the loves at from Ave to
ton cents, and there ia not more than two
pounds in the biggest Of them. They
made respectable profit on the bread
when flour was S. barrel. l don't think
the loayes are any bigger now that -four is
cheaper. a baker that uses q hundred
barrels Of flour for his business don't take
in cent less than 81 1000. Knock of $500
for his aour, and $500 more for wages,
rent, waste, etc, and you have q pretty
little profit left. Go start up bakery and
make your fortune-l'll 50 get another
cigar.n
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Most appropriately Is Browns Iron Bit
ters called a family medicine in view OF
such cases as that q Mrs. Cook, ot57 Ere
linghuysen Ave-, Newark, N. ]. That lady
writes, ~ have used Browns Iron Bitters
since last summer with great benefit, es-
pecially for indigestion, and always buy
half dozen bottles at once. There are
three to use it; we all feel stronger than
for years before, and can recommend It
to all who suffer from dyspepsia, loss Of
strength or indigestion, righttnlly termed
the king OF eyils.n
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ChisaOo Herald
iHusband, here's an item in the paper
about poet who passes his time com.
munIcating with nature, and who works
10 slow that he often spends q whole day
mon q single line. Wonderful Isn't y ~
,tNow. Isometimes do that myself
ssYou? What line did you ever spend
awhoie day on1p T
Z ga fab Iine Of coufee.h
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The Pennsylvania Railroad has issued
It's Annual Summer Excursion Route Book
for 1885, containing over one thousand
different excursion routes aud including
all the principal Eastern Summer Resorts
and prominent places Of interest in the
East.
Persons contemplating q summer trip
can determine the questions Of where to
90, how to go, and rates very easily by q
perusal OF this book.
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Ts,tstee sarts.
.HlRUsTEE's sALE.

N.t virtue y ss q !. sp 9.ss q Tu ads ~ N,.
recorded ~ the otlee Il thS cisfs n 81 y ~
Court o. OHIO county, west YITi6lS. ~ T gQ9s.
Trust Book No, 16, page 81, win n, Y Nd 4
door o. the Court Holte Of said COUNTY ~ We ma,
SATURDAY, THE 9oth DAY OF inv M, y a.,
Commencing AZ 10 O'Clock 4, ~ ,Ss M ~ IN
FqPI a. 1n ztI nGsta st Il III
tng. Also tho south two feet 81 III NJ 4. M,htt
3 Tue title 4 believed 10 be petiec, bs,i.n
yey only The title vested IN me 81 III W g
TEExs ov sAtE-one third and AZ ,ns,h
tho purchaser elects to pay IN CRSh IN
two equal inktalmeDh ii AZ Epd tSsiIS enes 1
nots bearing interest from The dSy d Ia a
n NJ t, IIe S as payments and %
VI. 4. Hl11EE. Auctlcnessf:. eO"pkN' IsGE 50.
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COwELL HOUSE


Webb Ave, BET. Central ano s'Ae1'
OCEAN GROVE, Nj.
This popular house having bteE e ~ N MI
remOde. ed, g ono Of the most desiraoS " SSts
nity beipg supplied with ATtesian MEe ,a,s b
eoi bA' rs and Other modern lmpr2Y, Sis INN "a
cation unsurpassed being but o9V p va stSF W
6oStosicS. VIII reopen May IS, lssi; A T., sas
towELI, Nm. 5. M0isE, PEoprieton' ~ ~
myn nav
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IN "A uRpAY. JuLY q. 1ss5,

". Il. HALLIa, 4uctloueet.
Thereby certify thatJ. n cowden. speGlll Com.
missioner. has given bond with security as re
Gulrcd By law aud the decree Of June Q, 1855, In
Wv 'SS's' S''F'''s' THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of wheeling.
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SATURDAY, THE 1lth DAY OF JULY, ~

SATURDAY, THE 1lth DAY oFJULY, lsS
compcncIng At 10 O'Clock A. ", the tOlgs!rs y
scribed properly: that Is e say: certain aiti i
IL, state OF West Virginia, bounded ~ iOltHJ y
WI: BeginnIng at n stake In Richard AlltaIlaS
near Watlacs'E spring; thence with sad llnshIS
$50 X. Y l21G0 poles 10 a stake on ! bh1tiA
Bbt,gs, hun: thence down the meanden bod
Gp s610O poles 10 stakein the original tine eIa
9. 10 w, 10 q hickory In the original line ~ b
Richard Aliens line; thence With the otSlpilEa
s. b2o W. "a poles 20 q red oak and beech b b
ORIGINAL line: thence 6So ". IS poles 10 AtuEliu0
conner 10 Benz, Mca!e chen 3; thence IS W.Spdt
10 RID Gin corner 10 John QuiStey; MgnCtS9
". 80 poles 10 black walnut corner to lohn Q1r
ley: thence N. S70 W. IS poles 70 q white oak ia
small drain: thence with the draln dcal "
poInt corner 70 John Quigley and i0hn bEcSpnl
beech on the point; thence up The run 70 ma
tFee on the bank cs the runs theRea W lbs "a
with the meandets thereof and binding thtittab
q stone marked A; thence n. 81 4. 2 poses "
stone marked y; thence 10 the begtnnlns, srISda
10 contain $50 acres, DO the same more o. I'm
feet, but will convey onl! the TUE Veied tHlt
THExs OF RAIK-o One third, and as much inO;t1
the purchRseF elects to pay III CA b on the tlTR
sale, the balance 10 two cqual inStalment 4! %
and two years, With interest, Tor WhitL lht "
chaser bhRll Execute his notes with good lttldg,
bearing intefeSt fiom tho day Of lRle he Fpl
title 10 10 retained as further security i0r le e
ierred payments, or at the purchasers Vplka Z
may secure the notes for such payment " DIT
=. - - - - WI. p HUBBARD, THytS;
j w. J.W. CowpES, Solicitor Y
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Ia pursuance Of the authority vested IN me by a
decree Of the above mentioned court made and
entered Ia said cause on the ID day OF June, A. d.
lSs6, the undersigned, special commissioner
appointed for the purpose by that court in said
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Spseial atottees.

AoARD.-Toa All who arc suiIerins nom erton
and indilcfetions OF youth, nervous weakness,
SihS thsf VIM cure you, FRKk OF CHARGE This
gss9t sgSaedy wa4 discovered BY missionary In
sonth America. send self.AddrOlsed envelope 10
REy. JoSIRH 4. hlHkI, Station D., New fork.
iyll.fWEAN 9Ef
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Ryylrtne OF the authority vested IN me by de
cree OF the Municipal Court OF wheeling; entered
IN the above entitled cause, on the 9Th day 81
June. 1885 will proceed 70 sell at public auction
n the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia. In the city OF Wheeling, to
the highest and best bidder,
ON SATURDAY, JULY q, 1885,
b,ginnIns At 10 O'Clock a. NJ, tho following DO
scFifed real esta'e, hist IS 70 say: The two lots
fronting on the east side Of North front street and
ntmbeFed two hundred t20oJ and two hundred
ana one coy On the plat Of the addition 10 the
CITY OF wheeling. laid out by Henry Moore trustee
oi khenexer lanes estlte, and called Zane Island
addition 10 the ely q Wneeliug. and a al'o The
water OF pasture otlyng cast OF tho two lots above
described. and desienaletl on the plat Of zane's
Itand Raditinnta the city Of Wheeling, by the
TEsas OF SAiE-on third Of the purchase money
aud as much more a. the purchaser may elect %
residue thereof In three equal indictments a
twelve, twenty. four aud thiltg'Six months, With
interest from day OF sale; the purchaser 70 give
his notes with approved security for the deferred
Inltaineib the iitla 10 DO retained until the purf
wholly pnld: J.K. WIDEN,
~ It Frali. gnanIal Commi SxfonOr.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF deed Of trust made Is sspra
Allen and Mary ]. Allen bis wife, TO me Il untse
TO secure the Crtteent Building Ascension dtht
October ~. 1858, recorded III the office Of theCsi
| OF the County Court Of MAithAIl County, NdtTr
giuia, In Deed Of Trust Book no 6, pSSe Ia, I'm
sell at the front door Of the Court EGpie q "
L ahn1l nhunfN. on
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THE KENsINGToN,
= sn,.otona Springs,

In finest and most healthy location o. T ,sSt
Avenue, overlooking Congress PARK WIh " Ss
lion Of 100 rooms billiard room, ehluNTI w 4
room, and new dintng.To0m. opets W. W.. 80
JAMES Il. RODGERS, owner anu pigiNT wi 81
nr0nrigtor Coleman HougG, New lO!E, Aae Ii
RS,fwSv DininS. Iiall, HOFnellEvillc n. Y. y
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Tho White Mountain Hammock Chair differs
from all other stationary or reclining. chairs in
that Il Is better, stronger and simpler, u adepted
10 the house, lawn, porch or camp, and 70 chuck
ill Of dulCt comfort and blessed rost. Is far 81.
periof 10 tho Hammock IN every way, and can DO
put up 20 as TO DO alWaysin he shade.
Dyiss peculiar construction It Il balanced in ali
positions, Eeaulting no iastAnlpgS 70 Keep II ia
place The f6btreEt can be quickly aud eatily nd
jtiStCd to snit tho shortest OF tAlCst petSous The
ieSt q MAIDS OF strong canyls ittng perfectly tie
entire lenRth, without craving Tue clothing tight.
~ around the body, thus making y much cooler
than a hammock: while the annoyance OF CATCH
Inc buttons, tearing down the ladies' hair, or In
anyway displaying the limbs u avoided.
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FITs,--A PitS stopped nee by DR.. Eliho's dFuas
Nerve Restctet. No Flh ailer hnt daysGSc. Mar
Vicious cures Treatise and g % trial bottle nee 70
Fit eases. Send 70 Dr. Kline % Arch ST., Phila.,
Pa Cancer Institute, ~ Arch ST. Phils., 70. GO
.teh a. s. - II IL y. ~ ~ nqtANleNr
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CnpttnI DininG ROOMS,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

st.te o. west v,rsinla, City Of Wheeling, SIS.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
Caroline B. Brues, guardian Of Carrie
j.. Brues, Henrietta Brues and
ChRrles Horny Brues, infAnts. In ChAneery.
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GUNNER RESORT.
- AURORA HOUSE,

AURORA, PAXTON County, VIVA j,
This popular hotel Is now oNn Tor 'eEipIISta X
guests; elevation $500 feet above zoe; .S Jt
water; excellGnttAble; good spFlhg ~, NV 1Stov
liRhtill scenery. No uiAaria. no oEs ~
t01E no hay fever, A good l1aMo !, Ia HI IL
Alley for amusement Of guests. NAL 1s S!ip
pi tnIs Hu9te'S' PrOpLIttet...
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WEDNESDAY, THE 22d DAYoF JULY. 1856,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. N. Of said day, at the
front door OF the Couit House Of Ohio county sell
ut public auction, the several parcels OF real estate
hereinafter mentioned, or 50 much rs may be nee.
eiSary TO pay the liens upon the same as set forth
In said decree, the costs Of suit aud expenses OF
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ITRysTEE,s SALE OF personal
j. PROPERTY. A'-'A
BY virtue Of . Deed Of Trust made BY cbte,,,
seibke and Kate seibke his wife. 10 The rs5.t
Sigaed trustee, dated ne ga eGE Of February, III
| ii0, he will, on 80 tHs'
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@o11er skatina astmhs.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ATRAINs-ExP OF RERIRlEos MARKS.
9Daily. t5unday excepted. monday excepted
MhhalinE Time. .--a-- D ~
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81, q, sc. RaI!saaa.

Be- 1s& v. hsatfaAas f
Leave HellAlre Of 1880 ,. Y. for Summarized.
Leave BeIlRIre Gt p:l0A. Y. for Summarized and
Leave BellaIre at 1850 p. u. for wcodsaOld.
Arrive ct Belaife S:25 A. ", 1850 a. ", and 400
! y ! i
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TRUSTEE,s SALE.

Byylrtue Of deed Of t,rs, bts,,sp "a. .,,,
o. october 1Ss0 made by j. y. WIets ana ~ MA
Weeks his VILE 10 ne nS trustee, and r., ~ y
Deed Of rust Book No, II, pSyt % ~ ~ Y
reeordsof Ohio county, weAt Virginia Nh M ~
TUESDAY, JULY II, lsSS,
sell st public auction, n. tie trcnt do,. i,
Court House. at 10 o'clock A. Il, The ioiSw,ICA Y,
estate, to,wit: - 'V'''"lns fstl
AN Of certain piece Of land ,ttpAtea IN TIL,
phia district, Ohio county, Wet ViITio1 s met
ECribed and bounded Is follow: Bssin,;ta.s s
stake on the north edge Of the C1EbCfiSn1 ~. y
corner 20 Henry BrAn0Stroup lot and " 4 " ~.
burg; thence t1iftyiYe (SS feel Cagi MIN ,bI n;
OF the Cumberland Road 10 ltaEe: lbarsa4S ~ -.
parallel line With tie BranditsCup lnS " IN, n
Wheeling Creek: thfntc With The tntSnS S,i NY
said creek 70 the BEaudSltoup line: tbrSsS' II!
tho li1c on the east side Of the Il Hndir5N, ~!
the beginning, with all OF the StSnr,gS w.
Thereto belonging. and bell the san gFctrI NJ.
was conveyed 10 J. Y. WtCkS by ". q. ThS,yISS.G!
and wife by deed dGtCd December 10 iS.S ~
corded In said land records In Deed BSSF ~ Ns
page II. There Is on tald land gOSd lIIms AZ
Ing house S'sa
TEnNs oy sAlE-qne;thlrd ca.h; balance Inc,
iels D.s THoRSBURcu r,.... I
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CoNlAfIss1oNER' SALE

'CoNlAissloNAAe sAnA'
Ia the Municipal Court Of wheeling, Vet Viz
glIia. In chaneery.
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