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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-31
Something New.

Messrs. Morris g. Levy, the dry goods
men, will astonish the ladies Of Eureka
with a new business announcement in q
few days. Ladies' wishing to purchase
goods will please make q note Of this. n
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shoes for the million.

Samuel Raphel, formerly Of the firm Of
o. Dunkel q Co., has just received q con-
signment of ladies' and childreps' shoes,
which he will dispose of at bedrock prices.
Ladies will do well to call early and ex-
anime the goods and prices at the old
stand. corner Of Main and Clark streets. n
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For the Ladies'.

Aunt Hannah has just received a splen-
did lot OF ladies' hats and bonnets,
trimmed and untrimmed, which are of the
latest styles, and which she will dispose of
AZ prices to suit the times. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-31
had News from Taylor and ward.


FROM a party in from Taylor yesterday
afternoon the SENTINEL learns that scarlet
lever of a y~irulent character has broken
out among the children and grown folks OF
poth That town aud Ward. The first case
appeared less than a week ago in Ward
a Town with a population OF about 40. and
SINCE then one death, that of a child
named Johnson, and Is cases are reported
In Taylor the first case was renorted lac.
monday night, when the eieb,.vaar'old
son OF State Senator Briggs was ar
seriously i'll. The little fellow died ON
Wednesday afternoon at abont q n,o,oeh n
them T. NJ. are reported there, and among
It il ha,;avad prtess two-year-old daughter.
towns. prevail In the two
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-31
-..r,uu.Y,s sroUK SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
,5o Hale & Norcross-6B
9s0 savage 2 b30 1850
10 Ohollar-lO5c
800 Pososi-S5o
Gould 4 O~urry-l35b l4oa
800 Best & ~Belcher-22oc
800 Con. Cslifornis--lSoc
$50 Union-75c
141O s. Nevada-135c 140c
100 Mexioan-SOc
$50 Ophir-12Oc IA l2Oc
200 Alts-40c
100 Bodie-14
200 Mono-12Oc
100 B%ullion-l0c
80 Holmes-3h
Bulwer-45b 50a
Syndicate-45b 50s
$50 Crocker-2A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-31
EikO's Grand Jury u,,

Inc Grand Jury of Elko oonntv
is report last Saturday. and "aae
discharged for the term "u were then
siderat v"SeS presented to them for their core
with insna as follows: Two for asso UI
for bo nsehs 70 Kill one for burglsr rS's .n
grand udIuseoreaking, one for felony a1a Two
AGAIN.. larceny and marking an sn;m iof
'S''u'' which they found four in smo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-31
An Excitement.

Harris & Mathews removal sale is Great
ing quite an excitement among the pur'
chasers of dry goods in this community
and il will only last until the 10Th OF Au-
gust.
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Wall Paper.

The undersigned has on hand . large
and varied assortment OF wall paper that
he will sci cheap for cash. He has also
sent an order to Chicago for an assort-
ment Of the newest styles.
p, Fl. HUI,
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Desperate Robbers.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESrINEL.l

B~LAoKFooT. Idaho. July 30.-A special
last night says that two masked men
robbed the store of Judge & Gallagher at
Arco, 60 miles west of Blackfoot, then
lying in ambush for the stage shot the
driver, l.. II. Washburn, six times aud
robbed the treasure box. Only one passen-
ger was on the coach and no was unin-
jured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-31
A Delightful Drink.

At Capron's drug store they now have
the soda water fountain in full blast,
where, for a bit, you can get q delicious
drink of soda water. with or without q
I" stick" In II.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bureau Hotel-George Sullivan, James
Willis, Ruby Hill; George Hanson, Pinto;
George Brown, Summit; James Frazer,
Palisade.
Jackson House-Ira d. Wines, Ruby
Valley; A. Laird, John NJ. Shea, Secret
Canyon.
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p. PAssENGRR TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
W O Mills Jr & VT Three Italians
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ask for simmond's Nabob WI,
Is the best in the world whisky. 1t
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RARE CHANCE
To Purchase a Restaurant.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

rVHE PROPERTY OF FRED GoRMAN.
4 situated on Spring street. is for sale or
rent, and consists of Q lot 26x1O0 feet. . frame
l0x16, one l2x16 and one 11xl2. with hall,
pantry, water in the house and every conve-
nience. II IS one of the best locations IN
town, is insured. aud will be sold on easy
ie2O.2w CLAY SIMMS.
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''" 00ilars-at Harris 4 Msthevs.
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You can buy fruit at Berg's at your own
price.
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Joseph 4 Carlson's assay Office, center
of Courthouse block, Main street, Eureka.*
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New calicos-at Harris & Mathews.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-21

q me WIdA
sling. enRnTSd
q 9th al. y
GuctioSs,
louise .lt Of OhiS
Wheeling 70
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Yhe Funeral isxpenass.

Tho country will be fortunate II it
escapes scandal over General Grants
5 funeral expenses. The city OF New York
stands the cost Of the funeral proper in
that city, but the country will have to
bear the humiliation Il it turnsout that
the solemn ceremony was seized upon by
jobbers to plumber the treasury Of the city
sotNew York.
The precise cost is not known, but
1000 ismentioned as about the sum. Il
the bill foos up that amount the New
York newspapers will be able to give their
readers nothing more interesting than the
items. There was a lavish use Of every.
thing, and the ward politician had to be
plsntifully supplied with carriages. But
the purchasing power Of $4,000 honestly
expended isyefy great in these times, and
the publcw be slow to believe that SO
muehmoney was honestly used.
LISA sad reaectio that there are men
Who not hesitate to rob the public by
charging three prices for a coffin and four
for a carriage. wehaye hardly ever been
ableto bury d Congressman without run
ming up q scaniaiouslbill.
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Ghe qatel!igenfsr,
wanELiNd, ". va. AUGUST 81, 1883.


Hoadly gets It. twas SO sure thing
for him thatit WIS hardly worth while to
put the delegatesto the Inconvenience ana
expense 81 going to the convention
Hoadly headed the programme, and those
who didn't like Hoadly had to take him.
for 50 twas written.
There is not Democrat IN ONO VINO
thinks that in a square fight between the
two great parties his own has chance :.
The Third Party is the Democratic reli-
ance. That organization must cut deep
enough into the Republican ranks, or
Hoadly will, have no more show than a
Republican nominee in Mississippi. There
NAV be Prohibitionists who do not look
upon their party as q Democratic AID
Society, but any Democrat can undeceive
them If he will.
Ohio Is a Republican State. The INTEL
1,uEscKR regards the chances as in favor
Of the Republicans this year, but Re.
publican victory cannot DO regarded as be-
5yond doubt until We arc better able to
measure the Third Party vote, and then
we must be able to measare~it small, or
the Democracy will come out on top. Any
observer can see that the Third Party
makes OF little account calculations based
on former figures, except as the returns Of
last year may be taken az guide.
Believing that the number of Republic
cans will be small who will consent to
help the Democratic party by voting the
Prohibition ticket, we are encouraged TO
lookior Republican victory.
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rowing ON the lake: in four, on hotel
porches, and in two by letter. I
Three weeks ago o man was sentencea
NJ York, England, TO three months nm,
for 1nanslaueh BE thaa
previously done seven years penal sefsi-
tude for stealing o shirt.
General Adam Badeau possesses the
original OF General Grants dispatch 20
the Government at Washington annotlnc-
ing the surrender Of Lee at Appomattto,x..
II was written by General Grant on tue
leaf OF an old memorandum book.
An old married man thinks it pretty
safe 10 bet that the woman who has not
practiced and who does not know how %
pack Saratoga trunk, 80 as to be ready
Ia start off for the seaside at an hours
notice, died when she was very young.
Prince Louis Of Battenberg is an excel
lent practical printer, and once when nus
ahip reached small port where no one
vas competent to print the programmes
required for a dance given by the officers,
the Prince came forward and undeftook
the work. ,,o,.,
often take FIRE, as is supposed, by the
chemical action Of the wax upon the ma
terial Of which the nest is composed
MANY Of the fires Of unknown onRin N
haystacks and farm buildings may thus
| he accounted for.
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An American Iahofitance.

Good Housekeeping.
To found q family in republican
America, and attach It to the soil by
building q mighty mansion for It's anchor
and accommodation, Is, indeed, q pretty
serious business. II there happens to be
but one SON or son.in.law, and II he and
his wife arc both Satisfied with the
parental provision for their domestic
comfort, II they are free from the common
propensity Of young people 70 "setup for
themselyes, II the climate suits their
physical Institutions, and il the local
society Is agreeable 10 their social tastes,
Che case ID comparatively simple but
when there are half 0 dozen or more
eliildfen. each one Of whom must come
Ia for d share Of the patfimony, the wise
81 the patrietehal abode
becomes grave problem, We have
no law Of prinogeniture, wilton or rrls
written, 10 help US. n, in the final d.
vision, The grand ancestral halls and oil
their belongings are assignedto either one
Of the heirs At anything near their cost or
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It's understood in Washington that the
free trade Democrats, those who follow
the lead Of Morrison and Carlisle, and the
Randall Democrats have come to an I'M
Outstanding on the tariff question. They
are to unite on a bill reducing the revenue
sio,OOO,Ooo. They wllLseek to secure this
result by reducing tho tariff. It may be
supposed that the reduction will DO largely
along the line Of so-called raw materials,
to please class Of Democrats who are
very tender on that subject.
1.-THE theory Of the free traders Is true,
that consumers would gladly buy more
literally Of foreign products if the tariff
were lower, then to cut down the tariff
will stimulate purchases abroad and in all
probability increase the revenue. If the
revenue reforms were honest and earnest
about reducing the revenue they would
make sure Of 1t by putting the tariff high
enough to make large reduction in impor,
tations. But this would add to thesum OF
protection, and they would cut off their
right hands before they would do that.
The trouble with the country is, not
thatit isbeing ground 10 death by national
taxation, but that in time Of worldwide
depression the bars are low enough to let
Z in the cheaper foreign produc,sto compete
with our own. Raw wool comes in, and
manufactures Of wool come in, to the dis
advantage Of our wool.giowers and manu-.
I facturers Of woolen fabrics. Iron and
steel manufactures come in to tho preju-
dice Of miners and iron-workers, the com.
munities in which they i've, and the
whole country. Everybody feels the
drain. Yetthereis talkabout a lowertarif.
1.-THE men who legislate for the coun-
Try, instead Of talking about a horizontal
reduction OF 20 percent would add 30 per-
cent to every article that comes in com.
petition with American industry, business
would revive with an exultant bound.
five could have q guarantee often years
Of that tariff we would have such a
decade as the country has never seen.
Every willing, ableman and woman would
have employment at good wages, and cap.
ital would be doing go well that there
would be no strikes or lockouts.
1.-THE tariff is to be revised let 1t be re-
yisedu up, not down. The oneplan isint the
interest Of American homes, heotherof
homes beyond the sea.
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APo.totiie a IneIden,.

MoRongaaeid Republican,
-Four years ago, one day, a registered
letter from Robella, in Allegheny county,
was delivered to Alexander { Co. 1tcame
from Capt Jesse Ammon and was said to
contain S25, There was only In the letter
a gold $40 coin. Complaint and inyeshga-
ton followed; Capt. Ammon wrote that
he had put in a sl0, two $$5's and two $23
gold coins. The letter was torn at the
corner, and tho smaller coins had EVIL
IDENTIFY slipped out, tearing their way from
the development. Ten days later on on
emptying the waste paper basket a -
gold piece was found and given to the
bank.
Nearly ayear alter that, as the law re-
ouires, the year old registered package
MANILA envelopes were taken from their
shelf TO be burned, when from an old
packet, out tumbled S23 piece, which
was also turned in. The rest OF the money
did not turn up, and was given over tor
lost. !,
Yesterday Messrs. Alexander received 8
letter from the PostotIlee Department, thai
on or about the time Of original loss 9
mail agent running in from Rohella had
found on the floor Of his car, tSo gold
coins, which had been by him sent to the
general Office, awaiting identi acatioa. W
till now no claim OF loss had been made
that would identity those coins cxcept't the
lost Amtnon letter, and as these two coins
completed the amount claimed by Capt
Ammon 1t had been determined by the
Department to hand them over TO him
Thus alter four years is the missing money
Two things may be learned from this in
oidant First, that coin enclosed in letter.
Is apt 10 work out aud be lost. Second
that Republican postmastsFs arc not al
"rascals."
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HREAls1It.Asr BUDGET.

sam Jones, the reyiyalist, has no vice
except tobacco chewing. BE excuses that
j probably, on the ground that the gospeli u
Tor the chew as well as the Gentle.
a New York paper has discovered 9
most sunusual BELLE ina Whaling girl.
She should be taken o few miles out 70
sea and anchored alongside Of awhistting
buoy.
The widowo Admiral Dahlgren, with
her two cons and daughter, Is now at
South Mountain, Md, In October she 10
10 entertain her eldest daugh inter-, the BIZ
roness de Overlook. K \
Jones has Just returned from o vacation
trip 10 the South Shore. When askedit
hesaw any n1xbury clans, he said he
did not, but he had seen dogs bury bones.
An inqplsittye wretch reports that last
month thifty:two engl gements were nude
AZ Asbufy Pafk. In ten elses the question
was "poppedp while the lovers We're sit.
ting in the beach payilionp; in sixteen
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even their actual value, there IL great dan.
Ger That the inheritor Of this portion VIII
Is condemned by the very magnihcence
81 his inheritance 10 q career Of genteet
poverty or 10 q lifelong struggle ii1.order
to naintain the ehtah lishment IN heeprn-
me style. From the business standpoint,
the inheritor Of the great and grand old
homestead should receive, in addition 70
that mot merely as much as each Of the
other heirs, but 9 great deal more; nut
this ineqality Of bequest wouid seem 70
the well regulated American mind q great
ininstica. y-a
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DIED.

WtLsoN-on ThnrId6y mornIug. Augusta, 1856
at 1880 o'cl'Ck. Ms. ASSIs MIuoS, In the 6sth
year Of her age.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence,
No is,o weisol s'Feet, thls tFtid'yl afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. 1rterment at Peninsula Cemetery.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend.
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EpwAHp CHElyTNAr, Audience.

The undersigned, the vile Of the grlntnr IN The
above named decd, will Join ID the deed Of mo
trustees and convey her inChORte right Of dover y
The purchaser Of either Of tho above described
parcels Of land, II the purchaser shall 80 desifs
Tor sum equal TO five perceutum o. the price EhGa
shall be paid 70 tho said trustees Tor such parcel
that being little less than tho money value Q! Wy
ala dover riEht IS aScertalned by tho usual lie
tables. NANCY P. ARaI3TRy ING.
Iv0I ".'
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The White Mountain Hammock Chair difIen
from all other stationary or reclining chairs In
that It Is better stronger and simpler, Is adapted
TO the house, lawn, porch or camp, and Is chuck
full OF quiet comfort and blessed rest. is TAR 50.
perior to the Hammock in every way, and can be
put up 50 rs TO be always In he shade.
BY It's peculiar construction It Is balanced In oil
positions, requiring no taStsninEs to keel. Il. IN
place. The f0otrtst can be quickly and easily ad'
usted to suit the shortest or talleSt persons The
seat q made OF strong canvas, httng perfectly the
entire length, without craving the clothing tight
than hammock: while the annoyance Of catch.
Ing buttons, tearing down tho ladies' half, or In
any way displaying the Limbs Is avoided.
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IltIe ncn By AE1luR nENsHAv. "a largo
LHuS uEu, o:tay0 pages. IS distinguished
composer contribute about 90 Anthems for all 90
csslons Good Eolos, Duets and ChOrtiSes Good
suFply Of Christmas prd Eeeter mnAle. u, or "
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The above sa'e has been adjourned until s,,r,
day, August y 1855, at the sans place and hS,sa
.-e K. Goa DEN.
AuO Special COmmlXiO,,er
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AUGUST Is, lS:6, at 10 O'Clock a. r., Al tbS s..i
plAce' ]. Z. COWDEN.
aus Special ConmI9iSne-
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The above sale has been adjourned un,il wesr,,
day, August 10 ISIS, al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ " S11as
plaee: J.R. COWDES'
Aul' Special COmmiiE!oner.
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TUE ciuTonhl ByP4GMER & TRowHRIpaE
lfiE JAR UnRLt 10 pages. IS Anthems, 10
ResponSes and Chants. Church.like and lmpres
siyc music About one-third Of the music by the
cGmpilers. 81, or % per dozen.
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81 sent viii bsing 10 you, by return mail copy Of
IAus DEo or 9INToRAI, or Yox LAupH.
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The above sale Is adjourned until s.,u,.,, a..
ISL Day o. August iSs6, 1t 10 O'Clock A W y t Se
sa me- pace. Z. CONDEE. wy
YH Special Conmiisjons-
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nav IAIifttc BY RaS&T LysLrS. 2ei pages
WA LAuulo. Resides aye arrangements from
the Masters there arc good Anthems BY 20 success
full mEdeFn composers. Music IN excellent tASte
N rni1rhnnt 81 or s. ncr dozen. -
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Music Books Of the First Class,

For Ghofases or Quartet Cheirs.
Olson 4 Co. are fortunate in having THkEE
rSt clts books at once 10 present 70 the notice Of
eh0tis and their leaders, All are equally good;
they vary aS the tastes Of their comptlera vary.
Please examine aud ehoosal
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n. ~. oN !. s.AAIEIk8DAY, july q. ~.

W. Il. HAILxR. Auctioueer, '40ues,
hereby certify that J. K. CUwdeu, Special c,.,.
missioner, has given bond With SachSttS W Guns
quired BY law aud the decree Of limo ~ y.
the above entitled cause " 4'a0' IN
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Commissioners Sales.
NiOM8iIssIONERls sAIP

stats q West Virginia, City Of wheei,,, a.
In The Municipal Court d Wheeling. q,
Caroline hFnea, guardian q caEiSI
y. Bruee, Henrietta Brues and
ChAllea Henry Rfue1. infanIA. Yin ch....-
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In punuuce OF decree OF the suon,pN c,,,,.
OF appeals Of West Virginia entered ~ ia dNssa1
Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. N. Va an
The 18th day Of July, 1885, IN the Calc Of o Co.. Vs
MGR and others against Indiana Mcswoids ana
Others the undersigned Special Commissioner
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AHANDERBILTU NIVEESITY,ss Dsslsa .sS'
IN
III sntp
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a.. Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of WaeSSlIss
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wesleyan female INSTITUTE,
GsINIk.


aas sa aEsS Si s9ns
Scholastic
wdteto A. !.
vR4w VrtnLA
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Ia@Aac,,,.


BY virtue 81 the authority vested In max
cree Of the Municipal Court Of WheSlihS Syis g,
IN Tho above entitled cause, on M III dsssst
June In, Will proceed TO sell Al pFibiir 10y q
at the 'front.' door Of the Court GoptS S Ng nSn
county, West Virginia In the city Of EbS.TSi Ohe
the highest and best bidder, SStnS' V
ON SATURDAY, JULY g. 1Sss
btginning a 10 O'Clock 4. H., the inlISyI,,
scribed real estate, that q % az: NE ,StS ae.
fronting on the east Side Of E0rih ffont S,! e Ioa
numbered two hundred coo and IN LSSILje ~
and one t20l on the plat Of the Gddition y ied
City Of Wheeling, Laid out BY Henri NoSSSa 70 Ine
Of hbeneEef anes estate and called ZSns', IN
addition % the city Of wheelInV. in9 ~! Sl1at
water OF pasture lot lying east Of The to Iot re
described and designated on he nlSt ~ 10y
number nine o.. "s' " The
TKana o. sAIS-one; third Of The purchase ,,,,.-
and q much more a. the purchaser NAV SisS1 I.
pay 70 Be paid IN cash on the day Of SslS. SSS .
residue thereof In three equal InStsi,I 1 tae
twelve, twenty.tour and thIrty.slx months q
Interest from day Of sale; The purrbSSes = wy l
his notes, with approved security f0F ihS Az, sVs
instruments; the tile 70 be retained until ny !tea
chase money and the interest thereon ,SS,{P 1 "
6houy pAlu. J. 4. COWDFS "
HneG1ll CnFH f1I6 aja.,li
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B.,Z. 9 Q. Railroad. d
Leave Bellaire Of 1880 r. Y. for Summarized.
Leave Bellaire q 9.10 A.M for Symmetrical and
ZAne1Ntlo. fitl1i i ~. u "a y 4 Z n Fl
7 Leave Rellaifo al 80 n. u. for woodsG6id.
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gmh1is sales.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PRoPER1Y.
By ylItue OF a DEED Of Trust ma 10 10 u, By John
A. Armstrong, dated on the l7tll day Of Jrly, iE5
and duly recorded in tho OtcO Of the Clerk Il tha
County Court Of Ohio County, We will sell Al CUB
Lie auction At the front door Of the Court HOnse d
aid Hnnnty on
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