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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-30
NARROW RsoAPh
OF n PRrksEsba,g Policeman, Who is Mis-,
taken tor u Burglar.
gneeal DLsnaieh "a tha bl,Iilas,,o,r

taken for u Burglar.
Special DipaicA % ne IRtsliqeHer.
PARERRsuusa, W, Va, June 2s,-0fi,
Ger Calvin Campbell, Of tho city police
force, had close call for his life last night.
The citizens living on Greene street, one
Of the bsst residence portions Of Parksts-
burg, some time since requested special
police surveillance, because Interpretations
and . vicious assault upon Mr., John
Tayenner, q well known merchant by
unknown parties,
Last night about O'Clock, Mr.. q. F,
Relisnyder, heard footsteps near his
house and imagined that the burglars
were about, He armed himself with re.
volver and went TO the window, where he
caught sight OF a motionless figure behind
q tree. He watched the movements OF
the unknown for some time, and when
that individual stepped silently into the
street aud started Tor another tree ad-
jaCent, he fred at him twice, barely miss
Ing his aim both times, Histarget proved
to be officer Campbell, who was on the
watch for thieves. The affair created no
little excitement in that quiet portion Of
the city.
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TouuHIN0 WoRpa.
Mr. GIadStono'a Pathetic EloqueuCs at tho
Liverpool Mestiug.

LONDON, June 2O,-Mr. Gladstone in
the course Of his speech, delivered yester-
day at Liverpool, said: "Itwas here that
| first drew breath. The time Is not far
distant when l shall pay my debt To-
nature, and these possibly arc the last
words / shall speak in Liverpool. Mr..
Gladstone quoted from the ballad Chevy
Chase, "The child unborn Lhall rue the
hunting Of that day. aud exclaimed NIf
idle and shallow pretext bewilder the.
minds Of the people, or power, wealth and
rank oyerbear the national sense, the
child unborn shall rue the voting Of that
day. entreat you to resolve that the
civilized world shall no longer assert that
Ireland Is Englsnd's Poland, and TO de.
termine that England shall no longer
baye Poland. She has bad II long
enough. Listen TO prudence, courage and
honor; ring out the old ring IN the new !;
ring oat the notes Of memory and dis.
cord, ring in tho blessed reign Of a time Of
naana "
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SENATOR OAMpEN thought it necessary
to rise to question Of privilege in tht
Senate yesterday and deny the story tcll
gaphed TO a Cincinnati paper that he wsl
engaged iu buying votes for Payne. Nj
Camden may have a great deal Of sympG
thy for Payne, but he Is not going to ever
paddle ia the deep waters the Ohio sena
tor isswimming in.
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RALntuH, N, o., June gO.--A special
telegram from Plymouth, N. o., to the
Nelts and Obsrpsr Baysi Yesterday Jas.
N. BABemore, who lives near Windsor,
Bertle county, aud his son, Stone Base.
mofe quartelled The son fired both bar.
fela Of q shotgun loaded with buckshot
Into his fathers body. He then broke
open Q Baig, took thefeiFom $500 and
nud. The Bhefih and d large posse afO
occurring the country ln search Of him.
The father % YET alive, but will die, Theto
u great excitement oyei TIE chme,N
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DAVID DAVIS.
ll1rui March ., 1915.
blUdi June %, 1850.

Resting on the caskeL were q wreath
and star from the family, and at the head
q floral pillow with tile word "Grand.
father" Traced across II In purple immor.
telles. There were mahy other beautiful
offerings, including q combination Of
feather plnmes from Mrs, Justice Hunt,
and basket from the children OF the
State Soldiers Orphans Home.
At 3 o'clock the services we're held al
the House. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. w. u. Pierce, q relative OF the family,
who read the Episcopal burial service. The
procession which followed the remains TO
The grave was OF unusual length,
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An interesting summary OF the work o.
the W. Q. I. u. Convention at Wellsburl
appears OH another page. The Thirt
Party folks made desperate fight there
but the temperance women OF West Vir'
ginia are not very strong ST. John men
The convention brought to the front aomt
now material of marked ability.
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TmE Registers first thought was that the
ISrELlloEScEs's very full report Of the
plksmburg Conference was work ol
imagination. Nov 1t remarks, ut SCENT
the ISTRLLIoRNoER garbled its report.
Tomorrow, perhaps, we shall read, "The
Democratic State Committee has adopted
as official the INrRLLraKNcKR's full, minut.
aud altogether excellent report Of the
Pmkenburg conference" The tide il
running that way.
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CHICAGO, June SO.-Another savage as.
saut on non.union carpenters occurred
this forenoon at Jefferson, northwest Of
the city. A squad OF union men invaded
house where FIVE men were working and
handled all Of them roughly, a workman
named Mexican, % years old, being seri-
ously injured. During the atlray a con.
tractor named Barllargeon was struck
with sharp implement and his right ear
was severed from bis head.
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Afssr Dr. Jspson's Place.

clLUIUV VIVVuEVFt 70 w EWV5VVVFV'Vss''
WASHINGTON, D. o., June 2o.-Dh j
A. Campbell, Of Wheeling, Is in the city.
Heisatter the scalp Of DR.. Jepson, Surgeon
Of The Marine Hospital Of Wheeling, aud
wants the place himself. He 10 very
strongly backed by his professional asso-
ciates Of the State, and expects the ap'
polntment. Doctors Reeves, Garrison
and Wilson are also applicants ios the
Nnhilinn
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no AspIRATIoNs TnAT W..

Some papers have been unkind enough
to publish stories to the effect that Mrs.
Cleveland intends to write book; that
she aspires 10 become a novelist, Miss
Gregg denies these statements. lam sure
the American people would prefer TO be-
lieye that the report Is not true. One
book from q mistress of the White House
IN a generation is enough.
There are other reports circulating
about Washington which credits Mrs.
Cleveland with having become very fond
Of political literature since the man who
is now her husband assumed the reigns Of
government and particularly since she
came to live at the Executive Mansion.
She takes great interest In the Presidents
official papers and reads all his messages
70 Congress. 1t Is well known that she
processes some wit, and 1t Is limited by
chose who are in the position To know,
that the little jokes the President oCca-
sionally perpetrates in his veto messages,
can be traced directly 10 this little woman,
who has 80 fine sense Of humor. What
u pity the "inoccuous desuetude" message
was written before Uleveland's marriage.
1t was funny then, but makes me laugh
TO think how indescribably funny It might
have been had 1t been written under the
circumstances TO which 1t Is alleged the
veto messages o6e their humor.
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A Me.l YItrlnlau nonoted

Special Ditpdleh 10 tht IHttiliOeAetf,
WASHINGTON, June 2g,-Mr W. 0. Van
Mater, Of jackson county, W. vsa an em.
ploye Of the Government Printing Office,
has been elected Master Workman Of As.
Bembly 3OO2, Knights Of Labor, ol this
city, aud delegate 10 the District AsSem'
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iin,m sss iI,bsis iield fbelt ovs,

RAN0ooN, June 9O,-A force Of Dfllish
troops with two batteries haSh q severe
fight with 1900 burmese rebels strongly
untfenched near Tulnmoiui The fght
lAlted ave houfs, the Brltlsh falling 70 die.
lodge The rebels retired, Several otliCefn
were killed and WoandOd,
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AsslsrANr SECRETARY SMITH
OF the Treasury itsalshs-a aSVstnOr ofBoulh
liathlIhh hiA AheaNAAnr.

wASniSuFoS, D, o. June 20 -Mt.
william Smith Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury has rendered his resignation 10
the President % take effect July let next,
ID order 10 accept the posltion ol solicitor
ioF the 81. Paul Minneapolis \ Manitoba
Railroad Company, with headquarters al
BL Paul, Mimi
The President has selected ae bis sue
ceaeof Hon, Hugh &. Thempgon, Governor
d South Carolina and wiz nend hiq nVul'
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rnn wnr Rn,,ln 1no., AZ n.

sr. PETERSBURG, June %. The Journal
do 81. Petersburg accuses Prince Alexander
Of Bulgaria Of violating the decisions Of
Europe, while the Porte, 1t adds, displays
little concern, rendering the situation
pregnant with serious danger.
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PENNSYLVANIA Republicans are gather
Ing at Harrisburg to attend the State Con-
yqn.ion which meets to-day, and the in
dica,ons are that Its deliberations will bt
tho mos! Interesting for years.
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Ftlsd 10 ilIli nm gtep.n,o,b.r,

PitTsBURun, June 2e,--FredetiCk Juty,
An imbeClle son Of Charles JuIy, q well
known coal operator, Attempted 70 kill hlH
btep.mOthey this evening, and falling com.
mitted eulcideby bhootlhg himself through
ihA hNAd.
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LONDON, June 2D.--1t is stated that in
consequence OF Fenlan threats Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain has had his residence placed
nnder the guard Of detectives, and that he
has detectives armed with revolvers ac-
company him on all his journeys between
his house and the city.
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Mn, GL1Dr0SE sums up the situation
ts,,ely aud iutelllgibly as the claRses
sp.ns! the masses, This is the fight the
world over,
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lIAlllmore pnundeh Agnln,

CINCINNATI, June 9O,-To-day's game
between the Bsltimores and Cincinnatis
was pronounced one Of the most decisive
seen here. The Cincinnatis took the lead
in the first inning and kept on increasing
II. The BaltimoreH gave poor exhibition
Of fielding and could do very little with
PeChiney, while Henderson was batted
severely. HauCk was hurt in the fifth
inning and gave way to Nava. Attend
anCe 1900. Score:
i&liI@eis.;:5 EiiRlSiIiRaFs..:.:~: 8 c-f -i'
Earned rams, Cincinnati, 2. Three base
hits, Lewis, MCPhee. Wild pitches, Hen
derson, |, First base on balls, oil PeChi-
ney, 2; of Henderson, /. Umpire valen-
tine. Errors, Cincinnati, 9; Baltimore, o.
Bases, Cincinnati, II Baltimore, 4.
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Mrs. ClGvRLASD's 0ndnes' for "Oui'
d,,s" writings is something she may OUT
yOw. Let us hope so.
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YALE makes woman . LII. D., but
Dives notice that she will hencetorth close
the doors on lovely women. Somebody
must be afraid.
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Mn. RAvoALL's tariff bill is intended to
plye the Democratic party another strinr
to It's bow. But 1t isn't go wide nor so
long as the Morrison string.
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rAhlnr IN lha IlnrIlAl cILI.


Special DIlldIch 70 nc IRllEIlgtRttf
WARRINGTON, b. o., June 29.--Mt janet
Jepson, OIL Wheeling, 10 among the visltotl
Ia Washington to-day. He 10 On route Il
Europe, aud stopped here 10 view the Cap
itAl OiLy.
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rnn rrnnon oF r1n rowN.
A wSrsrn Tough shOolG au OHCsr In the

81. Louis, Mo. June 2S.-A special from
ssdalia, Nioo sayBi Last night a fatal shoot
Ing ARRAY occurred in the little village ol
Lincoln, Benton county, on the line Of the
narrow gauge railroad. William silyeru
has been the terror otthe town for q long
time, and has generally run things bid
own way, j. NJ, Shaw was recently ap,
pointed Marshal and determined 10 pre-.
serve order. Saturday eilvetH became In
loxlcated aud very abusive. Shaw ewotg
out q warrant for his atrest bat failed IA
sIiyers was terribly enrased and Bwotg
that he would kill the officer on sight
He awaited his opportunity and 9hot him
in the back with q double batrelled shot
gun, almost rlddling the unfortunate mar
with buOkah0t. Shaw 10 still aliye, bu!
cannot recover. The murderer made good
bic escape. Hundreds oil armed men az
securing the county In search oi him'
Il =
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TngY don't seem to be happy family
Al the Insane Asylum, The trouble is
,b,t it is entirely too much OF family
All,
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Tux simplicity OF the funeral services
ot tbs late David Davis were in keeping
with his modest life.
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LITERARY TASTES
oy TnA rREsmENl,s WEE,
A Great Reader With n sirOpg LElng for
"ouIdA'." NOysls-Eas@es Gibson After
Colopsl HAs,loF AgaIn-Tho Payne
Bribery Case In the Senate,

Special DlSpateh To- Inc Inltlt0tNntr,
WAsaINeToS, June 20,-Another Buf
falo lady, who is on intimate terms with
Mrs, Cleveland, has been giving the press
some interesting pointers regarding the
private life Of the mistress Of the White
House, An enterprising iudivldual-no
matter who he is-has made 1t his busl'
ness TO bscome acquainted with Miss
Gregg, a former schoolmate Of Mrs, oleye-
land, and has cleaned from the converse,
tons he has had with her, some entertain
ing facts about the BRIDES taste in the
matter OF books. 1t may or may not be
OF interest to the literati Of the country to
know that the wife Of the President Of the
United States has iondness for books,
and has partiality for the standard works
OF fiction. She Is very fond OF reading
almost as much so az her accomplished
sisteT.in-law, Miss Rose, but her taste runs
In different direction, Her private
library has Just been sent to Washington
from Buffalo, II is composed Of nearly a
thousand yolnmes-mosLly Of fiction, with
slight sprinkling OF more substantial
kind OF literature. Her iavorlte work Of
the latter class Is LoCke's "E,say on the
Understanding" Miss Gregg states that
on the first blank leaf Of the book is an
original drawing by MIRA Cleveland, which
exhibits considerable artistic talent aud q
keen sense OF humor. II Ia u cartoon rep.
resentins pair OF old boots held together
AZ their tops by paddock. II Is intended
TO illustrate Clock" on the understand
ing"
"ouIDA" HER FAvoRITE NOVELIST.
In addition to this book, Mrs, Oeve-
lands library contains several other phil
Osophical works, some few OF a religious
character (maiuly Presbyterian In doc.
trine), and nearly all the standard poetiCal
works. These books comprise q small
part OF the collection. The rest Of the
several hundred volumes are novels.
Among the novels her favorite book is
Wanda, Countess Won Zalras;" "0ulda,"
its author, she regards as the greatest liv-
ing novelist, She reads "Ouida's' books
over and over, committing 70 memory the
inest passages and most brilliant thoughts
in them. While in Europe, recently, Mrs.
Cleveland visited the scenes Of the story
of"Wanda," among the Austrian Alps,
and recognized them from the matChless
descriptions she had imprinted on her
memory while reading the famous novel;
Mrs. Cleveland Is also an admirer Of the
duchess" Bertha Clay's books, Dickens,
Reade, Sir Walter Scott, Thackery, Haw.
Ehorne, and many others Of this class, but
is not enthusiastically fond OF poetry.
One Of the most treasured books in this
library, which Is the collection OF her life.
lime, is small leather.covered copy Of the
Bible, which was present to her by Mr..
Cleveland when che was quite young.
She reads q chapter in 1t every day, Miss
Gregg says, Mrs. Cleveland spends
couple OF hours in reading every morning
alter breakfast.
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Tnr days are very chilly when the
p,,sjJept does not veto two or more PEN
siou bills.
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onlo Republicans swarm in a National
convention, and the Paynebusiness doesn't
mit them,
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pTus classes against the masses'-how
that does ringl
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 29.-The st, Louis
Browns scalped Ferguson's Indians again
to-day. Cushman was batten freely in
the first inning, but was quite effective
after rwards. Caruthers pitched a good
game. O'Neil and Gleason in batting, a
fine catch by Behel were the chief fea-
lures Of the game. Score:
InninRs................."1 2 346O 7sO
g. LOuls...... ........"".S I 9999 Ia
Earned runs, ST, Louis 4. Two base hits,
Roseman. Three base hits, 0'Neil. Pass.
ed balls, Holbert l. Wild pitches, Cush-
man /; Caruthers /. First base on balls,
of Caruthers 2; Cushman 8. First base
hits, st. Louis 10; Mets5. Errors, st. Louis
5; Nets 5. Umpire Welsh.
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EASE nALL.
Pittsburgh Again Defeats tho Athletics.
Other Games.

Pittsburgh Again Defeats tho Athletics.
Other Games.
PrrsnuRdn, Pa, June 20.-The supe-
rlor field and bat work gave the game to
the PittsburShs this afternoon. The visi-
tors played miserably in the field and
we're unable to hit Handlboe's delivery
with any effect. Three thousand people
attended. Score.
Innings e. ."".~,.,, 2S45O7s
Gth GGltihssadtsn.%.,. sats..,.:,......:: 81
Earned runs, Pittsburgh, 4j Athletics,
2. Two base hits, Brown, Carol, Smith,
stoyey. First base on errors, Pittsburgh,
8; Athletics, l. First base on balls, of
Kennedy l. Struck out, by Handiboe,
A; by Kennedy, 4. Passed balls, Robin.
son !. Umpire, Kelly. Errors, Pitts
burgh, 2; Athletics, Z. Bases, Pittsburgh,
g.: Athletics. 8.
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Oas,l No', 40 and ~ FopF'esnlL sltseI.
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SHEKIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.
H. y. Scarborough va. Permelia Essex ct ell.
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas.


ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance OF an order Issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Highland and state 1' Ohio: ISss made
me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door OF the Court House, in
the town Of Hillsboro. on
Saturday, July 10th, A. D. 1886,
Al two o'clock p. IN. Of said day. the follow.
Ing described real estate. to. wit:
FIRST TRACT.
Situate In the county Of Highland, State
Of Ohio, and town Of Hillsborough, and
Being = part OF Robert Ballard's survey No.
1858. Beginning at stake In the north line
Of the road leading from the Ripley turn.
pike 10 i. b. AndersOn's residence SOUTH
west corner to lot known as Betsey Woods
lot; thence with said road N. 83Lo W. so
feet TO a stake; thence N. SS1a0 E. 200 feet to 9
which this ia q part; thence with said lin 9
8. 70o E 70 feet to q stake south. east corner OF
said tract thence with the eastern line OF
ming. containing forty .eisht poles OF land
more or less.
SECOND TRACT.
Also another tract, adjoining the above on
the west. bounded and described as follows,
Of lot transferred to said Essex by said Scar.
4. :; is6e; thence n. SsNs v; I IS tss5 thence
N. 3312' E. 900 feet; thence q. 70o f. 25 feet
thence 8. 331ao W. 200 feet to the beginning,
containing IA poles Of land more or less.
Said premises has been appraised at-First
tract one hundred and fifty 1850 dollars
second tract forty $40 dollars, and can NOT
sell for less than two.thirds Of said appraise-
ment.
Terms of sale--Cash on day Of sale.
H. q. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
A. 4. Boatman, Attorney.
June 9th, 1885.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

George Tedrick ct al. VS. Levi L. Landess ct
Pleas. Case No. 1870
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance OF an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
comfy Of Highland and State OF Ohio. made
at the April term thereof A. d. 1885, and
to me directed, will offer for sale At public
auction at the door OF the Court House, in
the town OF Hillsboro, on
Saturday, July 10th, A. D. 1886,
At one O'Clock p. m. of said day, the follow.
Ing described real estate. to.wit:
Elliott's survey No 2lsl.
FIRST TRACT.
beginning at stone in the center Of the
railroad In the east line of the heirs OF Sam.
l50 W. IA 2.l0 poles crossing a large branch
OF Rocky Fork ct poles TO stone IN the
% center Of Of the hem N. c. turnpike road thence
N. S90 f. "a $40 poles to q stone; thence
=: 40 Fl 4 4.i0 poles to a stone in the center
OF 9d,s saa .hspSs with said rail-
large branch at u poles to the beginning,
SECOND TRACT.
Beginning at stone in the railroad. corner
to two.acre tract sold to r. T. Taylor;
thence .; l5' F. a $40 poles TO stone in
N. 7lo E. IS poles crossing branch at 50 poles
70 y stone in said Duck wallis line; thence
N. A. W. 54L poles crossing branch at 81
poles and She center of the railroad at 43
poles 70 stake in the said turn pike road
thence with said turnpike road S. So w. a
poles to q stake In said road n. Q. corner Of
said two.acre tract; thence with q line there.
Of Y. 4. 2. AZ poles to stake In the center
OF said railroad Q. Q. corner OF said two.acre
tract; thence with the south line OF said lot
9. 890 W. 2lL poles crossing branch 70 the
beginning, containing q acres Of land more
or less Reserving the water station for the
railroad and the privilege OF water way
from the spring to said water station, the
privilege appertaining thereto and the priv.
iieee Of entering upon said premises at any
time to make, mend or repair said water sta.
tiOn, water way and fixtures.
Said premises has been appraised at-First
tract three hundred (e3OO) dollars; second
tract six hundred and ninety (s69 dollars,
and can not sell for less than two. o.thirds OF
said appraisement.
Terms OF sale-Cash on day Of Rale.
II. G. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Isma Troth. Attorney.
June 9th, 1886.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

= r.and f. ]. Scott, ex RS, &C., va. william
'iiuier ct. al. Highland County Court Of
,unmOn Pleas. Case No.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
.",h Of Common Pleas within and for the
" OF Highland and State Of Ohio, made
u ,,,a April term thereof A. ID. 1856, and TO
~. .,irectesl, will OFFER for sale at public
Ion ut the door of the Court. House, in
,i- town OF Hillsboro, on
Saturday, June 28th, A. d. 1886,
a. "ne O'Clock p. m. of said day the following
ssribed real estate, to-wit:
situated in Highland county and State OF
r.uO, certain tract of land containing IS
n"r,-s more or less and described as fellows: :
N tbe waters of the Rocky Fork of Paint
..ttk, beginning at q stone In the West
trt'n road and 8. 9. corner of this tract !;
..nce running with said road N. 10 E. 43
l"'l-s 10 u stone; thence N. 18o W. 40 poles to
stone In the west side OF said road and cor.
,nvto John A. Patterson; thence with his
ine =. 8i'. ". 100 poles to 9 stone near q
,r,nch, another corner 70 said Patterson 9
- lS poles to the beginning, being the same
i,'m conveyed by Samuel Gibler and wife to
iiiRm Gtbier on the 8th Of April, 1874.
AID premises has been appraised at one
thousand and fifty (sl05O dollars, and can
~" sell for less than two.thirds of said ap-
lilisement.
FERNS OF sale-Cash on day Of sale.
H. @. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
VIM. NJ. Meek, Attorney.
May 2Bth, 1883.