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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-10-31
About that Severance Memorial.

Our San Francisco correspondent
writes When the ADVERTISER, contain
ing the Severance petition reached this
city with the editorial comments there
anent, it was subject of intense merri-
ment, seeing that the ex-Consul had re-
ceiyed many refusals to sign it by mer-
chants of high standing, ard that with
only two or three exceptions those who
did sign, under much persuasion and so
licitatiOn, had any business connection
with the Islands. The joke has been
| continued to some purpose, however,
| because His Excellency the Premier,
Mr.. w. NJ. Gibson, replied to the
memorial by command of His Majesty
the King, and this letter, addressed to
! Mr.. Alvord and other gentlemen
has been read and talked about
more than anything else among
the circle of Mr.. Severance's friends
and acquaintance. 1t is an eX-
| ceedingly polite intimation to the gentle
men to whom it is addressed that they
were meddling with affairs they did not
understand, and which did not concern
them; and it is safe to predict that in
| future they viii be careful not to expose
! themselves to such an incisive diplo-
matte rebuke The letter is as follows :
FOREIGN OFFICE, HoNoLULJ,
Septemb Der 80, 1885.
GENTLEMEN:
By command of the King, 1 have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of the
memorial YOU addressed to His Majesty,
asking for the re-ins ia tement of Mr.. II. w.
Severance as Hawaiian Consul at San Fran
cisco.
In reply, His Majesty bids me say that he
is pleased with the assurance that your
memorial affords him that his late Consul
has succeeded in rendering himself agree
able in his official capacity to the mercantile
community of San Francisco. 1 have also
His Majesty's command to say in regard to
appointments and changes in his service
abroad, that these are entirely within the
discretion which belongs to the high official
position of his Ministers.
have the honor to be, gentleman, your
most Obedieut servant,
(Signed): WALTER NJ. GIBSON.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs
VIM. AlVord, Esq, Messrs. PARROT & Co.,
and other gentlemen signing the memorial
to II. II. Kalakaua, San Francisco.
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Police Court.

FRIDAY, UCtODer 0tNn.
A. Maguani and b. Sylvestry, the
Italians charged with assaulting Salini,
fellow countryman, were brought up
on remand for judgment. His Honor
found them guilty and fined them so and
50 50costs each. They were also ordered
to file a bond in the sum of $25, con-
ditional that they keep the peace toward
Salini for one year, such bond with one.
surety.
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Domestic Produee ReeeIp,r.

The following is the receipt of domestic
produce for the week ending to-day
Sugar, 1886 bags; hides, 1881 paddy,
7S7 bags; ava, 635 packages; coffee, %
bags; hides, 10; bananas, $50 punches;
goat skins, bundles wool, ia bales.
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NOTICE.

TNROM AND AFTER THE FIRST OF NO
Il vember, 1855, the price of Ice viii be as fol-
lows viz:
Ice packed ana shipped. a &c Il d. Container
for same, extra according to size.
Within the following limits viz: Corner King
and Punahou streets, on Waikiki side; Judd street,
mauka side; Niuhelewai Bridge Eva side:
Daily delivery, under 10 ms, "a % 2 h.
Daily delivery, over 10 to 100 rs "a l &c = D..
Daily delivery. over 100 TO 500 ms, a &c = d.
Daily deliver, over 500 Hs, a. 1c + n.
Beyond the above limits, all daily delivery will
be &c per pound in addition to the above rates.
Per order. j. ENA,
now Secretary P l. e r GO.
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NOTICE.

MR.. FRANK p. HASTINGS WILL HAVE
vi charge of the business affairs of our Bank
during the temporary absence flour Mr.. VIM. q. !
IRWIN to San Francisco.
29s now CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO
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NOTICE H.

HAVE YoGR HORSES CLIPPED BY MA
IL chineri5 with the new American Lightning
Horse Chipping machine, ia successful
operato5I as the corner Of PunchbOwl and Queen
stfeeF5 Any one doubling the superiority OF ma
cP1e over hand clipping should call in and Inspect
me above machine at work and be convinced.
Terms as reasonable as any.
c. b. MILES,
novl9 Proprietor.
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NOTICE

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN
L appointed assignee Of the estate of JAMES
II. BOYD, a bankrupt, all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment to me at my Office.
w. c. PARKE, Assignee.
Honolulu, October 80, 1885. 3OOnov7
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NOTICE

nURING THE TEMPORARY ABSENCE OF
IL our MR.. WM. g. IRWIN TO san Francisco
Mr.. w. NJ. GIFFARD will have charge Of the
general business affairs OF our firm
29S new WM. q. IRWIN & 60.
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LIST OF LETTERS

u EMAINING IN
IL OFFICE, Octot
Anderson, Professor
AlleYeins, Geo
Aanas, ] 81
Babcock, Mrs G
Bright, J III
Brimm, A a
Burchard, e a
Borg, Mr.
Bennett, &C C2)
Barber, Geo
Burchard, +
Baker, L l.
Brenig, CiIas
Bryan, J III
Glare, f ca
Clarke, +
Clarke, A +
Campbell, ID
Cook, Mrs l.
Cant, Edwin
Clark, Mrs Ellen
Dudney, w H
DadAi, Antoine
Daley, James
Dirks, ID
Dallas, A G
DreiZehner, H
Dekeys, Vic
Eggerhing, II
Edwards, II
Freund, Chas tS)
French, Geo IL 81
Fairfax, Ned
FritZe, q
French, Geo L
Fraser, II A
Gillen, Mrs
Green, > Z
Olsen, Geo
Gregory, Harry
GlendOn, Geo
Gentry, Samuel
Gumpfer, Andreas
Griemm, Otto
Hose, VIM
Howe, Mrs +
Homery, Geo
Hughes, Chas (2J
Hingley, f
Hopkins, Miss c
Hooking, a
L r NJ CO.
johnson, III +
Johnson, Frank
Konrad, Louis
Kenney, Bernard
Kipp, Matt X
KeiStner Herman
Lucas, Prof " T
Low, James NJ
Lewis, w a
Lakman, An'one
Lubben, John
McClOud, Louis
DIeifeT, John
Maier, b
Malterre, Leon
Muller, W
Manchester, Lula Mrs
McCanD, Matt
Mack, Jason
Marques, l. p
Meyer, Wilhelm
Mcdonald, ID
MOusSen, Martinus
John
McKinnOn, d NJ Mrs
Marine, A V
Neary, Amey Mrs
Neal. ] ID
Norton, John
Ojeda, II
Olsen, c T.
Peterson, Mrs o
Pease, DIR Edmund NJ
Philips, Chas
Porter, Dan'l
Pratt, II A ~
Pierce, J
Patter, Susan NJ
Perry, J
Pornitz, Konrad
ROrie, Mrs
Richardson, Marie
Rudiger, Julius
Reinhardt, Jr, J
Raymond, Mr.
Reinhardt, VIM
DIR G \ IA
Rumble, Miss
shaw, Chas
;peer, Mrs Nora ~
Swlezy, Fernando
sander, Mr.
smith, ID l.
'perry, Mrs Willard
sherwood, q w
tow, John b (2l
'pilner, August
'chuman, & a a
4
.eruno. Miss NJ
Mrs NJ A
rurnbun, Alexander
thompson, DIR + A
'aylor, Mrs Pc
'Oilefsen Ole e.
'isdall, G L
Iillaton, d %
'ergent, c
Webster, Z W
White, Walters %
yslch, Frederick
7ilson, w G
Wagner, Mrs Tilley
Wilhelm, Fritz
fright, Elizabeth
food, Capt W l.
|ilson, Thos
'nkOx, Mr.
ansen, Mrs Amalie
Dung, n
iegler, Jules
Parties inQuiring for Ie
articularly requested
etters."
H. N.
Honolulu, October 81.
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Fire this Morning.

This morning at 3 40 o'clock fire was
discovered on board the schooner Emma
which was lying at anchor off the fish
market. An alarm was ruug and re-
sponded to by the different companies.
1t proved to be in the forecastle among
the hunks. The fire was put out before
much damage was done The schooner
is owned by Mr.. II. Macfarlane, and is
fully insured.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Poo
Piles Ice Refrigeratins Company was held
,terday. The price of ice delivered in the
main as ii is, 1 Z cents per pound,
1T less than ten or over one
md the city limits it
per pound. If
\ the city,
It's per
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THE GENERAL POST
81, 1885:
August, Frank
Anderson, Carl A
Bang, Adam
Barker, Edward
Bailey, Samuel %
Benecke, Mrs Il
Blackie, J A
Brueger, Ralf
Brannan, Chas
Bercholty
Burton, r w
Burkenshaw, T
E
Galway, John
Carter, Joseph II
Castros, John
Ch0enc, T.
Clemens, w f
Cook, Mrs Lneida
Clark, Mary II
HsomOn be, JasincO
Doyle, + F
Devils, d
DObson, RObt II %
Dark. W
DRrrll, Il
Elster, VIM
Engelson, DIR
Forrest, Mrs A
FrHsher, Chas
Fraser, Jas ID
Eehling, Christian
Tongue, Jas a
Geihle, F
Girard, Frank
Galbraith, Geo
Green, VIM
Glasgow, q
GieSty, VIM
Gardiner. NJ IS Bertha
Halliday, ] r
Holden, Gus
Heb, VIM
Hermann, +
Halstead, Hon H w
HilSen, j
Isaacs, VIM
JhensOn, andre
JOrghns, G
Keidlin, L
Kennedy, T f
Krun;Z, Julius
Kittridge, Maria
Lane, Alfred
Lench, j F
Lewis, ChaS
Lawrence, \
McGuirk, John
Marques, John
McCully, c a.
McLane, NJ G
Morris, Il c
Mason, Anna Mrs
AIa1fieId, Chas
Miller, ] b
Mcleod
McCOvey, John
Murray, Ed
Murphy, VIM
McTemani c
Muller, p
ATuffen, Coos
Numeyer, A
Neary, John %
origin, Chas
OlEhea, John f
Polo, p
Peterson, Peter
Paipre, J VI l2)
oartianOwieZe, c
Purvis, Robert
'lumer, Chr
Pratt, X II
POnten, Ed
EBowald, D
Renthsr, Karl
ROLAND, Mrs II X
ROwley, Geo
Rooney, Z NJ
Richardson, +
Rohlk, Miss r
Speer, DR.
Smythe, J K
Hans
J l.
Bro Philip
iherrett, X +
Chas I
simpson, Mrs David
spencer, Chas X
smith, Thos
colt, w 4
tephens, Jas O. !
smith Ii L |
John f
Geo /
'homaS, JAS III (
'erry, Mrs f r d /
townsend, Mrs II b /
Sepman, Mrs James
Wright, VIM h
Wallace, VIM
Willie, Henry /
7 ilson, Horace
wilson, Jack
F
lOeltJe, II
Felch, Miss Is /
Warren, II &
Ierex, Geo VI
zimmerman, Theo
ers in the above lisG are
ask for " Advertisoe
yHITNEY,
POstmasteT-G General.
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nov1s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-28
A "

The Toronto News says: IF Enlistment
have eolonized and practically own a State
we presume they have a right to a voice in
making its laws" This peculiarly English
opinion is contributed in view of the large
landed properties unnaturalized EngEshmen
are securing in this country. There is the
characteristic John Bull ring to these words,
for it has always been John Bulls motto 4:
get al you can, keep all you get and do
with it Whatever you choose" That has
been John Bulls policy in Ireland and
Afghanistan. and why not his policy, there
fore, in the United States?
Well, there are a good many reasons why
not. Two will suffice. The first is thatth
United States proposes to have something to
say about its land owners, even if they are
English aliens; and the second reason is
that because they are aliens these English
men are going to have little to say about
making American laws. II is this fact that
makes the people impatient with the gov
eminent for permitting the purchase Of
thousands Of acres in this country by men
who do not intend to reside here. The prin-
ciple of absentee landlordism win never be
allowed to gain a firm foOthOld in America.
Public condemnation Of that stocious form
of land tenure is daily becoming more and
more distinct. This voice will be needed
it must be heeded,o there will come q sorry
day for both government and landlords.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-28

THE following from the FsirmOnt In
dex is q fair sample Of what many
papers in the State have been saying con-
corning an appropriation for the repair Of
the capitol. Is it not a wonder hat in view
Of such teaching Wheeling received a cent
toward repairing damages inflicted on the
building by the State in its use Of the same?
After all Wheeling gets $4,000 for State
House repairs The item passed the House
on Wednesday by q vote Of 80 to q, both
our delegates voting in the negative. That
the amount was not four or FIVE times larger
the taxpayers may thank the State press.
We are convinced that its vigorous opposi-
ton to the attempted $50. 900 steal alone
prevented it FROM beng successful. Just
Why Wheeling should have received even
$1,000 we leave for those members of the
Legislature Sho voted the appropriation to
explain to their constituents.
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DIED.

KNGHORN-Ak his residence, No. i53 Eigh'
teeuth street, Thurssy February &c, 1885, at 8 p,
m, GKoRsE KINGHcRN, aged IL years, l month and
lday.
Funeral nom his late residence Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Intermeut at Peninsula cemetery.
Friends are invited to attend.
P~ETERS0N-Ou Friday morning, February q,
1855, At eleven O'Clock, Mr.. SASAH q. PETERsoN.
FupeTa' services at st. Matthews church on Sun.
day afternoon, March /, at 3 o'clock. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend. Interment at East
Wheeling cemetery.
AUET-At Bellaire, Ohio, Thursday, February
Is, 1885, w. SHANNON AULr, in his 4lst year.
Funeral IRON his late residence on Thirty second
street, Bellaire, sabbath afternoon at 1 O'Clock. In
termsnt at Peninsula cemetery, at Wheeling.
Friends are invited.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY rs, 1885.

Harvard college, in attempting to cover
the whole range of learning, has made q
strange omission. Teachers Of gymnastics,
track athletics, sparring and cricket have
been appointed; but base ball and roller
skating are not in the catalogue. No strict
ly classical education is complete without
these sciences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-28

A PITTsRURG girl named MoDEY had her
natural bangs burned off by q natural gas
explosion, and has sued for 500 damages.
Natural gas has long been a great disturber
in this world, and if Miss MoDEY escapes
with the loss of her front hair she should be
happy. Agreat many people feel as though
they had been scalped by it.
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A Correction.
II IA E.{itor gf IA Pcyigr.

WESTON, February 26.-I see in the Leg
islative proceedings a proposition to give to
The people Of Lewis county State aid to
keep their stock from starving. / suppose
it is offered as a Joke or burlesque on our
people. Please state through yoHr columns
that the people OF Lewis county want no aid
Of that sort. They have plenty to feed their
cattle with, and if thew have not got the
Ebay, corn and fodder they have the
none TO buy It. WV. Z. ARNOLD.
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GEORGE R.
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Emma J. Jordan and l.. S. Jordan, her hus
hand, to the undersigned trustee, dated on the 18th
day Of June, 1888, and recorded in the office OF the
clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In trustdeed book 20, page l76, lwlll, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, sell at public auc-
ton, at the front door of the Court House Of Ohio
county, the following described property, that Is to
say: All that lot or parcel Of ground situate In
Triadelphia district, in the county OF Ohio, and
State OF West Virginia, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at a stake on the southeast side
the tract or parcel Of land conveyed to Richard V.
Whelsn In his life time by the German Catholic
Cemetery Association by deed dated on the oath day
of April, 1874, and running with the northern line
IF said tract south So 5V east so S4-i00 poles 70 a
stake; thence south S14o west with the cast boun-
Diary line of said tract 10 77-l00 poles TO a stake;
thence north 32o west 81 Ss-l6O poles to a stake on
with said lane north So IL east 9 72.lO poles TO
the place Of beginning, containing two acres OF
ground by survey, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon and the hereditaufents
and appurtenRpces thereto belonging. This Is the
%eme property which was conveyed to the said Emma
]. Jordan by A. r. Leyda and wife by deed dated
February 8, 1880.
money cash In hand, one third thereof, with inter
est, in one year, and the residue thereof, with inter-
est, in two years from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving his notes with good security for the deferred
payments, and the legal title being retained rs fur
Their security. HENRY III. RUSSELL,
ja2li Trustee.
The above sale has been adjourned until Saturday,
March I, 1885, at lOO'cloek q, m;
Apctionoar
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smiths LOominEU Up.

John Smith got n Democratic vote for
United States Senator yesterday at Spring
field. The Smith family at present doesn't
figure in the United States Senate. whereas
the Joneses have been growing. This is the
first signal triumph for John since the days
of Pocahontas.
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Helping the Old Gentleman.

The Prince of Wales Oldest boy is grow
ing up to be a real help to his father. He
opened the Wilmington Boys Club in
Whitechapel the other night, and proposes
to take the church fair department
entirely off from the old gentlemsn's
shoulders.
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Pretty Wei Satisfied.

On the whole, there are few citizens one
meets outside Of professional politicians
whose selfish aims were disappointed who
are not heartily glad that Cleveland isto be
our President for the next four years, in
stead of Blaine.
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Aiming the NHahdi.

Sympathizers with FL Mahdi have shipped
q box of bread, baked by Ysssar girls, to
the Prophet. II is estimated that q single
loaf Of this YasSar bread, hurled with more
force than an Arab throws his spear, will
crush four of the largest Britishers.
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Long Time waitln' on Den Cross Roads.

In two weeks from to-day there win be q
Democratic administration at Washington;
two short weeks. We can hardly realize it,
but so il is anyway. The Democrats have
worked and worked, hoped and hoped long
enough for that happy day, and We have it
at last, thank God
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Old or young, or grave or gay,
Those who nov let their teeth decay
With breath We can't endure;
The thought their after life viii haunt,
That they neglected S0Z0DONF,
That would have kept al pure.
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partners in trade as Belz / Court Of Ohio
flading, CounTv. In
John Gray and Others NH
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
Id cult Court OF Ohio county, In the State Of
West Virginia, made and entered In the above en-.
titled cause on the goth day Of December, 1854, !
will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1855,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, proceed 10 sell at public auc-
tton the following named real estate, that Is to say:
Twenty-Five feet front Of lot numbered two hundred
and thirty-one (2SI on the east side Of Eoff street, be
ing q part OF the corner lot and commencing at q point
thirty-three feet from the corner Of Eof and First
(nOw Twenty-fOuIth) streets, and thence running
north for quantity and continuing the same width
TO the alley In the rear Of said lot, and IL in the ad-
dition 70 the city Of Wheeling laid out by William
Chapline and John Eof, together with the two tene-
TKRNs OF SALK-One-third Of the purchase money
or rs much more a. the purchaser may elect to pay,
in cash on the day Of sale, and the residue OF same
In two equal annual instalments from the day Of
sale, the purchaser TO give his notes for the deferred
instruments, with interest thereon from the day Of
sale with personal security for the payment Of same
to the satisfaction Of the undersigned special COM
missioner, and the title to the property 10 b re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid In full.
JAMES 2. ROGERS,
Special Commissioners
W. II. HALLKR, Auctioneer.
i hereby certify that bond has been given a. re-
quired by law and the decree entered In the above
entitled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL.
febd Clerk
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Confession.

PHILADELPHIA Times tFHrB9
The extreme necessities Of war aud the
reckless jobbery that war ever quickens,
grsvely prostituted protection to monopoly
and oppression.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-28

MO CURE NO PAY. WHITEHURSTS CE-
IN dar Balsam Is warranted 10 cure Coughs, Colds,
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, sc. SIX drops q
dose. TRY Il. II not Satisfied return the empty
bottle and get your money back. For sale by al
druggists. Price IS cents. nolseodsb
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FOR RENT.

NOR RNT-Two NEW BBICK DWELLINGS
bathroom, water closet gRs snd al modern i'm
provements. Win be ready for occupancy April lst.
Apply to BENZ. EXLEY, Martins fery, Ohio.
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For Rent.

rTHE LARGE THREE STORY WAREHOUSE
No. 1895 Main street, nov occupied by D. Wagner
Possession April Ist Apply to
fes A. ALLEN HOWELL
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Profess.

Thirty-two Of the ~seyenty-six United States
Senators profess Christianity.
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For Rent or sale,

TUE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE OF THB
corner Of Twelfth and EOR street, nov Occupisdby
DE-. Hsrdssty. Contains six large rooms and q sun.
ssrd snaI rOoma
JAMES I. HAwLEY,
iazs Ha f<zo MaEa strssA
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or GUHDAYl,
COURT OF OHIO COUNT

TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNT
l. West Virginia
Alfred Cald we'll. Commissioner 4
Of sthool Lands for Ohio Petition for sls ;
County, West Virgins, land for the ear
Daniel c s s.s.,r Trustee and Fund.
The srATE Oh WET yIRsIzu:
To the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greetia9:.
We command you that you summon rrinf 80
csassd. Hannah j. Bo.tS, Cnsierd d. Booth az
Cecilia Booth, his wife, Al Booth and fettis b,ou
his wife. William B. Beyth and Rebecea Booth, s1
wife, Frank Tooth and RAbecca beoth, h. We
i s : as.. sSe gu ssps.1 s sss jc.:ps ei K Pau. ~
once, No. RIO Chspline s1rset, in he city Of wheel
ing ing E; M y: q, q s .ys q y, s.I isas is ss.s = s19 !. f isiiS.'
beginning ct q point In the north hns q UnIos
street, forty feet eastward from The norths.ss csrnd
q th.ps.sneer station q the Pit.bsE VILE
vss iofnsriy known = he Ierry hoess; thsso
running north thirty degrees vest dxty-oas fAe
moBe OF les 10 The south line II lot nunbsg one d
s a.s; az . ss.s . g T ~ nns 3 .si ssis. 's a:s,s -
Il d in,erseetsd By . proienEsden nssthvsdy .
tbs line Of The vstade Of MD pasesns. statb'
building; thence running southvandly aleng =.
Ing 70 IL northvet eon9 Of nil buildisS, :.
tbepes running eastvsrdiy aioes u noTtk liza
aid building 10 the place Of hrsnings shail .
Be seld for the benssfd ths school fund, sal v
Witpes, John ". Mitchell, clskk a our "a.
court It tie Csurt House q nd ceasty. In de a,
q wIe.liss the n lsy 4 FshrSsryi lsss. I'd i
JOIN n. MITCHELL, 0erk
yoHA v. MITCHELL Oh.
Ihe stevs nnon = psblishsd ANin1l Gov
ford H Beeth .pa Ceclk Beetht - vlsSP ~,
Given unf q ny hanl tht. M ~ q aary
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1851 Prfsa, amounting to....--.....--.....--S4gyb u
Application for ntsS 10 duhs shoall b rad onll
For furtSsS iniormstlsn WIT sissriy. d1ins ful
sddrsn. POSTAL NOTES, Expr>s Money Order
or New York Exchange IN ordinary letter. Cur
rency BY EXPIRES lall SUM Of IS and upwards Of %
expense) Addressed II. a. DAUPHIH,
Nov OTisan1, La, O
n. 4 DAuPHM, 81 ssvssth q, WniinCsu
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hsis 20. Money opau payable nd sdar.
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Commissioners Sale.
John Gray and others.

John W. BeltE and John F1ading, IN ,
partners in trade as Belz Il Con
Flading, ca