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The sttraCtionH booked for the balance
Of this month by Dol. Reister, manager Of
the Opera House are: Friday and Satur.
day OF next week, the 18th and 18th,
Arthur Rehsn's comedy company in
"NanCy & Co." and "Lovs In Harness"
This company is delightinG patrons OF the
Grand in Pittsburgh this week. Monday,
the 20lh, Annie Pixley, probably in 1.-THE
Deacon's Daughter" although it may be
decided to repeat "M'liss.h "Karl the
Peddler," Comoa on the 23d, and HGnlon's
"Voynge en- suise" the 9th and 2Ssh.
The promise Ia made that it will be put
on better thsn ever. Col, Reister, encour.
aged by his success with the Bennett
Moulton Opera troupe, has booked an.
other for a weeks engagement ut popular
prices, which Is to come later in the sea-
son.
Next week will be a popular ono at the
Grand. The acknowledgement Specially
Company strengthened by new people,
will play return engagement the first
three nighto, and the popular Matte
ViCkerg will fill the week OUT. The week
oithe 2O!h 10 as yet without any book.
iDgs. The "Iourists in Pullman Palace
Gar" come q, 2S and go, and Gordon's
Minstrels March l, 2 and 5. Manager
Genther ia in correspondence with several
good attractions which he hopes to get.
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THE UNION BRIDGE
AND THE CUMBERLAND ROAD
Receive tho Attention Of The Board OF
County Commissioners and its Road
COmmittss-ThO OHiolal Vote on the
Former and Tolls on the Latter.

The Board of County Commissioner
met In special session to canvass the vote
cast last Saturday on the proposition to
subscribe 100000 to the stock OF the pro
posed Union railroad. bridge. All the
members were present. An examination
Of the official returns showed that 1885
votes were cast for subscription and 1876
against, 9 majority ir favor OF the ordi-
nance Of 5,267.
The Board Sgreed to meet next Monday,
aud appointed President Cruise the
county's agent to algn the contract with
the Wheeling & Harrisburg Railway Com
pany al that time, In presence OF the full
board.
The Board will also ait next Wednes.
day So Board Of Equalization and APP
pssls.
The bills for services OF officers oil cleo.
ton Saturday were ordered paid. They
aggregate $267 so. The bills for advsT-
tising the special railroad election in the
papers, were referred back to the pub.
lighers to be itemized.
squire Petsrman fled his new official
bond, with 7. NJ. Garvin, DR.. George ]
Caddle and B. B. Dovensr as sureties.
In the afternoon the Special Committee
appointed to consult with Attorney Gen.
eral Caldwell concerning tho matter Of
tolls on the Psninsulsr road, met with Mr..
Caldwell. The county maintains the
Penninsular 1osd and the State tho Cum.
berlRnd road over Fulton hill, yet the
States toll-keepers exact the same toll
from those who turn of the Cumberland
road at the Peninsula as Of those who
come over the hill.
Mr.. Caldwell suggested that the city be
requested to take off the States hands the
portion Of the Cumberland road over the
hill-a very costly piece-or that the State
Board Of Public Works be asked to make
Communication rates.
The committee decided that II could do
nothing, but that the people aggrieved
could refuse to pay toll further than TO the
junction Of the Peninsula road with the
Cumberland road, in Fulton, and then
Gross over the Peninsula road,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Funerals YOStsrdAy-YouuG Mems Republi-
can Club, etc.


can Club, etc.
Mr.. ]. E. CLARK announces himself as q
candidate for township treasurer.
A heavy piece Of timber was found on
the Hanover Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail-
road crossing, late Thursday night, and
was moved with difficulty by residents Of
that locality.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Sketo took
place yesterday from the residence Of her
niece, Mics j. NJ. Guthrie, on Fourth
street, and was largely attended. Inter.
ment in Bridgeport.
The membera OF the Young Republican
Club met In City hall last night aud adopt
ed bylaws aud constitution. The boys
had good meeting and mean business,
and are doing all in their power to pro-
mote the interests and growth OF the Re-
publican party. A committee was ap-
pointed 10 select uniforms for the club.
Those in view are Of the finest TO be had.
The remains OF the late Jonn Armstrong
were inferred in Riverview cemetery yes.
tsrday afternoon with all the honors Of
war. The long cortegs OF carriages was
headed by Thoburn Post, G. A. R., Bel.
mont City Lodge l. o. o. F., and the
Glass Workers Union. Rev. 8. VIM
ters, Of the ii. L. Church, delivered the
funeral address, which was very solemn
and impressive. Ths streets and eide.
walks were lined with friends Of the de-
ceased, who were unable to gain Rdmio-
sion to the house, aud as the funeral pro-
Csssion passed along the heads Of the vast
crowd were uncovered in respect OF one
whose character as an honers!, upright
and worthy citizen was above suspicion.
The Buckeye Glass works was closed
down and tho employees, one and all, at
tended the funeral OF their fellow work.
man, whom they held in the highest es.
TEEN. The funeral was one OF the largest
that has ever taken place in the city.
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Stage of the watOr aud Movements of the
boats.

S1a@
Stage of the watOr and Movements of the
Boats.
The Josh Cook passed down light at 4
O'Clock.
The Aunie Roberts, Joseph Stone and
Joseph Gould passed up YESTERDAY after
noon with Gmall tovu OF enptisc.
The Ben Hur got away on time yester.
day morning for Parkeraburg and the
Telegram arrived aud departed in the
ClariDgton trade as usual.
The Courier is laid up at Matamoras
and the O. v. Bachelor has gone to the
bank ct the LAGRANGE Coel Works. They
both found the Ice too heavy to make It
safe TO run.
The Bunken wills. Hays Is not as badly
damaged as was at first supposed and will
be raised. The company, owning her,
has secured permission to change her
name to the City Of Delta.
The Scotia and W. N. Chancellor passed
down ct an early hour yesterday morning
for Cincinnati and Charleston respectively.
Both came out Of Pittsburgh 90 heavily
ladened that their guards were almost in
the water.
The Louis A. Shirley is announced as
shiS afternoons packet from here to Gin.
cinnsti, her hour Of departure being 5
O'Clock. The Shirley was several hourB
late in getting Ia, not arriving here till
late last night. She was detained by Ice.
Capt. Hunter ig In command and Charley
Reeves is in the Office.
The river continues to fall at this point.
Last evening the leyee gauge showed q
depth Of Q feet 3 inches, and the utyeam
was fall OF ice sgAin. The Ice com.
menCsd TO run heavy early yesterday
morning and large, dangerous foes kept
passing all day. Several Of the local and
through packets have gone to bank again,
finding It too hazardous to venture forth,
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DR.. J. N. Cooper attended the funeral
OF his uncle, Thomas McOord, Er., We'd
nesday. He was 81 years Of age, born and
lived near his late residence, one mile
north OF the mouth OF Gieun's Run, in
Ohio county. He was much respected
farmer.
The horse race SO advertised came of on
the Fair grounds Thursday evening, and
was witnessed by about two hundred PEG.
pie. The track was in the worst possible
condition. Campbell Duval won the race
without much trouble, Walter Oowan's
horse falling down in the aecond heat.
At q meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Wellsburg Gas and Oil Company in the
Court Houss Thursday evening there
were eighty.iOur additional shares Of stock
takenand committee appointed to secure
more. 1t is the intention OF the company
to stop drilling until st lesst one thousand
dollars more arc subtGt!bed.
A shooting match for live deer took
place at Brilliant Thursday afternoon and
was attended by nearly all the crack shols
from Brooke county. The prizs YVES car.
ried of by Andrew Apologize OF Wells'
burg, the veteran ahot, perhaps, Of the
State. He igQuite proud over the matter
and intends the boys shall have chance
to win 1t back in abort time.
Information was made before Squire
Quest on Wednesday by W. a. B. Dalzsll,
against Harry O. Faber for stealing glass.
ware from the firm OF Dalzsll Bros. &
Gilmore. A warrant was Issued for Faber
and Glgo search warrant for the goods,
which resulted in his arrest and the re.
Covery Of about fifty dollars worth Of glass
ware Of different patterns. Tho evidence
was 80 convincing that Faber could not
deny the theft, but admitted taking the
goods in small quantities at different times.
de wss heretofore q trusted employe Of
tho works, having filed with crsditthe pc.
sition Of shipping clerk: He was held in
the sum Of three hundroddollara for his
appearance before tho next grand jury.
Jesse Plattenburg, Jr., astorekeeper in La.
zierville, was held in similar SUN, IS
some Of the stolen ware was found on his
nFemiaaA
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BelIAiro.

]. ]. Hogan, representing the Buckeye
Lantern Company in the East, is in tho
city.
D. H. Rice, Of this city, vas the lowest
bidder on the new Presbyterian church at
st. Clalrsville,
A tramp playing the one.srm racket
was here. He had his arm behind his
back, under his vest and coat.
MarshRl Darby arrested yesterday at
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh depot Owen
Cane Tor using abusive language,
Mr.. frank HouSer, Just below here on
the river, has Just been granted pension
OF several thousand dollars back pay and
four dollars q month.
John McKelvey was robbed OF Sl1 and
q silver watch. The thief entered the
back door Of his mothers boarding house
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An Interesting KumOr.


y. IINTsVII1F Uu1tITV'
We are reliably informed that move
ment Is on foot to extend the Bellaire &
So, Clairsville railroad from this place to
sherrodsville, Carroll county, o., thirty.
two miles from St. ClsirSyille, there to
connect with the Cleveland & Canton rail-
road. The last named company proposes
10 build the road in consideration oil the
right OF way being given, and small sub.
sciiption per mile in addition. 1t Is an.
uounced that engineers will survey the
route, commencing next week. Public
meetiugs have been held at various points
along the proposed road, which have been
0nlhuai0stiC, and q meeting will soon be
held here to obtain the sense otour people
on the pEoieCs.
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Clerk Book yesterday admitted to rec.
ord three deeds Of trust and the following
transfers Of real estate:
Deed made February by Ed V. Gillles
and others to Roae A. GillieS, in consider
alton Of 81 500, for the interest Of the par.
ties OF tho frat part in the estate oil the
late Francis GilleP.
Deed made January Is, by NJ. W. Amick,
special commissioner, to the Wheeling
Electrical Company, in consideration OF
$3.50 for hall Of lot 1875 on the northwest
corner OF ChSpliue and Twenty.second
streetu, and another deed OF the same date,
by ", II. KaBlsv and wife to the same
company, for $3.50, for the other half Of
Deed made March IA, 1872, by Michael
Lslly and vile to Mary McGinHass, in
confederation Of $50, for part Of lot $ ia
thu Buena Vista addition.
Deed inside February y, BY John Il.
Rosenberg and vile to Simon Horkhelmer,
in consideration Of $3.50, for lot ITO in 0.
a, Zlno'S addition, on Huron and Ohio
streets, Island.
Deed made August 80, by Simon Hork'
heimsr and wife to John II. RosenburG
in consideration Of $3.50, for 1851! acres
Of ground on Wheeling creek, part Of
which was known as the Merchants tract.
SSS
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FOR RENT.
JAMES a, HHNRy

Real Estate Agent, 0. 8. Pension and Claim Al
LOrney. Oollnotnr and NntnrY Pnhlln Leh
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
AhroRh.

Strangers in tho City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr., ]. B. Mchechen, Of 81. Cls!rsVille,
was at tho Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, OF steub.
enville, are the guests Of Mra. Joseph
Lawson on the Island.
Col. William Exley intends going to
Florida shortly, where he will remain
several weeks In the hope OF benefttinR
his health, which has not been the best oil
late.
Mrs. o. 7. Wilde entertained number
Of friends at her residence on Twelfth
street In pleasant manner last evening.
Progressive euCher wac the order OF the
occasion.
Mrs. ]. B. Hamilton, of Fairmont, who
has been visiting relatives on the Island
the past week, went to West Alexander
yesterday to visit othor friends, and will
return home to-day.
Mrs. Professor Anderson and daughter,
Miss Carrie, left yesterday morning Tor
southern California. Mrs. Anderson will
be Joined on goute by her brother, W. r,
Garlic, Of Wspella, III.
Mr.. Leon Mayer, business manager Of
Arthur Rehsn's company, is in the city.
This company is to present "Love in Har-
ness" and "EanCy d Co." at the Opera
House next Friday and Saturday.
Cards have been received here by friends
announcing tho marriage of Miss Birdie
RiuehRrt to Mr.. Fred. g.. Conrad, both Of
the Rinehsrt Sinters' Opera Company,
which appeared here ct the Grand last
November. 1t is tc take place at West
field, Mass, March IL
Manager Genther, Of the Grand, hs1
shown deserved appreciation for the
services OF his press agent, Mr., NJ. H. Nc.
Nabb, and yesterday he promoted him to
be buslneos manager Of the theatre. Mr..
McNabb hiss booked some Of the best at
traClions Besr at the Grand, end ia g
valuable man to Mr.. Genther.
Albert Riddle, who plays the druggiat
In Hoyt's "Rsg Baby" company, Is son
Of Judge Riddle, OF Washington, D. o.,
the city which hss given to the htsEs go
many good actors For many yeRTS he
waB in Lawrence BsETstt's company, but
no finally ioraook the tights and trunks Of
tragedy for the modern clothes Of light
comedy Of the day. How well he has sue.
ceeded in his nov sphere Is known to all
who have witnessed his bright perform.
AnCe Of the druggist.
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VITIATED BLOOD,
sCrOfulous, Inherited and COnta.
giOus Humors Cured
by CatIeRra.

Through the medium OF one Of your books re.
ceiTed through Mr.. Frank T. Wray, Druggist,
Apollo, Pa became acquainted with your Cuti'
cura Romejies aud take this opportunity 10 Us.
tiy 70 you that their use has pefmsnently curld
me OF one Of The Woryt cases Of blood poisoning In
connection with erySipelAs, that have ever seen,
and this alter having been pronounced incurAble
by some OF the best physicians In our county.
take great pleasure in forwarding 10 you this testi
monial, unsolicited Rs 1t Is by you. In order that
others suffering from similar mAlAdies may be en-
coupged 10 give your OutItuR Remedies tidal.
2: y. WHlTLIEGER, LeechbuIE, Pa.
ReiefenOe; FtAnk 4. WAY, DrhRRLst, Apollo, 70.
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James Clark, alias Jameg Brown, the
alleged crook arrested on the Island and
believed to DO the owner OF the burglar
tools found Inst Sunday, was SrrRigned be.
fore Squire Davis yesterday Es a person Of
bad fame and also OH charge OF carrying
concealed Weaponr. Col. Arnett ap.
psRred as his counsel, and made affidavit
that two witnesses important for the de-
ienue could not now be secured. The
hearing was accordingly postponed until
y
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Indications.

WAsRrEaToN, u. O., Feb. 11.-For West
Virginia, light snow, followed by, lair
weather; light to ireah variable winds,
generally northerly slight change in TEN.
peratuIe.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather
slight changes in temperature, slightly
warner; light to iresh northeasterly winds
becoming variable.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It Ia the
most easily taken, aud the most effective
remedy known to Clense the system when
bilious or costivo; TO dispel headaches,
colds, and ievers; 10 cure hsbitual con.
stipstion, indignation, piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
Logan & o., Anton p. Hess, +. B. Bun
and @. Menkemeller, at Bsllaire by NJ.
N, Mercer,
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James Z. Richardson, Custom House. New Or.
leans, on oath says: sin 1870 sCroiulouS Ulcers
broke out on my body until | was q mass of'coT'
ruption. Everything known to the medical iAcul'
~ was tried in vain. became q mere wreck. At
NOT turn In bed; was In constant pain. aud looked
upon life as cnG No RELIEF or cure In ten years.
In 1850 heard Of the Cuticura Remedies, used
them, aud was perfectly cured
SMorn To before o. y. Com. ]. D. Crawford.
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SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
OvPrcOatlngs and heavy weight SultinBs,
made up In ArSt.ClGss style. MuflerS,
HlOYes and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice Of our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
q. HESS & SONS,
Nos, 1921 l. 1898 Market SITS.
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rSszANE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH
Wy Rey. Q. 8. Graham. pastor. Special services
continue, and there Is welcome 10 all Bible
reading and recognition OF new members at 1880
a. m. Prayer service at 600 p. m. Preaching at
] 80 D. m, Sunday Echool at 9 D. m,
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on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, arc
equipped with the finest day coaches,
psrlor cara and sleeping cars; and though
the fare 10 low, the exCuraionist has the
command Of all tho luxurious accessories
to modern travel. The next excursion
leaves February IS, and the round trip
fare Is only S. 90.
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Most Elegant Offices in the GIJ
FOR RENT.

1t being the purpose Of the Ohio NIiieI =,
Company 70 remove Ia Office and pIlnoipN ~,
Of business to tho City Of Washington D. - ~
the LIST Of March, 1858, the elegant Offices o's..
BY the company In the Reilly Block 'o'T ~
Market and Fourteenth streets, are io' rent
ofioes are undoubtedly the best IN the ciV' -.
Persons doairing to rent vii! cal! at shs -
pAuy'S once, Reilly RlSOE, ,a,,o- vuI1g
TAI. Presidss-
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
;SS,PrlCo Greenleat Aid for Students.

recent beQucst enables HAryar University to
otter additional aid ito the amount OF $1,000 a
yearIofdeterVng Candidates for the degree Of Bach
eior Of ArtS This aid will be distributed in sums
Of $40 to sl6oa year, and VIII be awarded (no,
pAidl in advance 10 students or graduates OF other
colleges, or 70 candidates for the Freshman class
Students or graduates OF other colleges can be nd
mitted to advanced standing without passing OF.
aminGtiOnB. Other candidates for admission must
pass the entrance examinations ia June CT Sep
TENDER. Blank forms OF application for admisaiou
aud for aid, and pamphlets giving full details 70.
Earding any department OF the University, (ArtS,
Science, divinity Law, Medicine Dental Medicine.
Veterinary Medicine or Agriculture) may te oh.
tAined BY applying to FRANK BoLLES, sec,etsry OF
Harvard univenlty, 8, Uaiveniiy Hal, Cambridge,
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THE reason why ACker's Blood Elixir Is
warranted, ia because it is the best Blood
Preparation known. It will positively
cure all Blood Diseases, purifies the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con.
stitution. Remember, we guarantee 1t.
Logan d Co., O. r. Goethe, O. Menke.
miller, Il. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. s
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ONE OF tue WORST CASKS,

We have beon selling your CutlcurE Remedies
for yeaB, and have the hrst complaint yet 10 re.
ceiTa from purchaser, One o. the worst Ca9ts oil
scroiulR ever law was cured by the use OF 1--WE
bottles Of Cuticura Resolvert, Cuttcura, and CUT
Cura Soap. The Soap takes the cake here as
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
RnhnkfoFt Kan.
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md going to his room took the goods.

and going to his room took the goods.
There is no clue.
Below ls list Of the names of the new
BellaIIe Relief Hook and Ladder company:
James Rosspr. William Prscht, Frank
satterHeld, Elmer shanaislt, George
Pracht, Decker Hoffman, ]. W. Oorbett,
o. O. Henry, F. I. Knight, William Dru.
gan, Isaac LuChs, James II. Darrah, NJ. ].
Ourran, H. Il. Meek, Amos Jones, John
Muth and Charles Corners. President, ].
W. CoIbstt; Vice.P PRECEDENT, VIM. PrAcht;
Secretary, l. Luchs; Treasurer, William
Drugan Captain, William Drugan; First
Lieutenant. James Rosseri Second Lieu
tenant, D. Hoffman.
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wanted--GIil.
Wantcd-s9,t0 200 and $500.
A Cottage FOR sale,
AgeutS-Seli lighting Burners.
Dinner and Tea sets Ewing BROS.
Fancy AppGS-T. A. Morris Il 20.
Hose Creain-R. II List.
List OF Lc''tr4.
Religious S5tie.s-PGGrth page.
FOR SAT- hlLipm leighton, Jr.
FOR Ctlc,uHAIi- Louis A. Shirley.
LOggp BHraiCG-L9GEn d Co.
New Elchings- SICOllB Art store.
Ou-Is udyn Consolidated OIL Company.
For j..C-H. y. smith, Agent.
l,If Ep.I aud iJE sElO-W. II. RlnehaIt.
well Improved ram For sAe-HeAd Of Local.
For sa e. tAmo D6elling-HCLd Of Local.
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THE Ka.ton.ka representatives are doing
an immense business. No wonder. They
have already gained public confidence.
This Saturday larger Inducements. Come
early. Open all day, Capital Rink.
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Ard ContAsIous HumorS with Loss Of Hair, and
Etuptions Of the Shin, are positively cured by Gu
tiCurA and CutiCurA soap externally, aud CuticuIa
Resident internally when all other MED icues fail
Sold everywhere. Price, CuticurGi b0c,; Soap,
&c.; Re- olvent ST.. Prepared by the Potter Drug
and Chemical To-, Boston, Mass.
BB-Scud for "How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages, 80 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
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.ANTED-MAN 10 TAKE CnlHo,
'LEeAL NOTICES,
judicial SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order OF the Circuit Con,, =,
Ohio county, made at this November Term ISL ~ ~
the case OF the WeSburR National Bauk ~ is,,I "
W: Dickey and George W Dickey, will osef n,
county, on 'A'u
SATURDAY, MARCH J, 1888,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. H., the iollorlr, 49,.
erty, tO-Wtt: A parcel Of land Containing sbopp,
acres and 10 pefches, situated IN Liberty Ist,na,
Ohio county, upon the waters OF CaIilenSn,s p,,Is'
near the state liue. being the land conyeTtd nv
John Howard and vile to EGid James " az,
George W. Dickey. by deed recorded In DctG RotS
n, records OF Ohio county. O'oA
TEAXs-0ne.hAli cash, and remAinde, in Al,
months, the purchaser to give note with ,eri,,i,v
bearing interest, for deferred inStAlment, ''"'
". q. HASDLAE.
EWING. MELVIN 4 Riley Attnincys I iai!,