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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19

Mr.. William Walter Phelps Dodge is
ono Of an increasing number OF young
Americans. They don't all fall in love
with circus riders, run off and permit
themselves to be overtaken. They dis
play their peculiarities in varied forms.
Tho prime trouble with them is that
they arc born rich and have nothing in
the wide world to do but spend the
money somebody has been good enough
to earn for them.
Idleness with money is the fruitful
parent Of vices enough to destroy a coun-
try. Fortunately it will be long time
before young men oftho William Walter
Phelps Dodge kind are in majority in
this country. There are, however,
enough Of them to ali corner in the
daily newspapers and to point moral.
Perhaps il the fathers OF such youth,
instead OF Furnishing them with exile in
Europe and plenty Of money to make it
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Republican State Convention,
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

II Is ordered that n Convention Of tho StB,.,..
held AT Charleston Uu " EuAE.sDAl. Ar,:I5s,
2 2, lbSS, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to nomInsfr ~
didOtes for Governor, State Superintendent" ~
Free schools, Auditor, Treasurer Au1rDevt.ev..
Cral, and two Judges OF the supreme CONF y,
Appeals. 10 be voted for ut the geug.sl et.tlii
TO be held on the 9th DAY OF Nnyefoi,r, r r,'vh
Also to select two Presidential clectUrs a. ~.
State ut large TO be voted for ut the .ar,r ,i uu
Also 10 select II State Committee aud 10 ir,Ssss.
fore said Convention. ''' w.
The Committee begs TO state that Il has hs.r,
the custom OF the party In the past Ia yIIn,, ~
State Convention 10 select six Presidential ia Hu
tors. We deem this WRONG, and hcVcbv lirC,
that each Congressional District. nj 80 III
and place II nOmlnAtCs Its ConRrrs,lngb S Sl,,
didAte for Presidential electOr Tor cgrb ji,t,ia,
shall be also nominated. ltshhll therefore ir ~
duty OF the State Convention TO only nI,rc ~
nomination two electors for the State al large :"
The Republican electors OF West VirrsIuiS Snl
all other voters, without regard 10 uasi poli,iSi
Affiliations, who are opposed to the present cY,
trlvbRRnt and improper management al ~,
VirRinias public Affairs. and who believe In tbs
great American doctrine OF Protective TarIgN
that great principle which has made The Tpi,eI
States the foremost manufacturing GoycrnInCns
on the earth, and given 10 labor the highest ~
muncFdtlOn for its tOll-nll who Endorse iii,
great principle, and who desire To prnBGts
friendly feeling, permanent harmony, and ron,
erHl and lasting prosperity throughout the State
by maintaining u government pledged 10 Nh,
great American Idea, are cordially Invited 10 Al,
tend this Convention and participate In II, d.
| alterations. Wv
We would recommend to County Convention,
that they appoint one delegate u the state Con
yentiOn for every one hundred votes cnst IA,
| Blaine and Logan, aud that this bc made the
basis OF representation for the State Convex.
ton.
By order OF the State Central Committee.
W.. ". COWDEN.
IeStc: Chairman.
y. w. AIklNS0N, Secretary, !yltntW
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ON the eve OF tho election OF MIR. CAL
vim s. Brice to the craftsmanship OF the
Democratic National Executive Com
mittee, the New York World advanced
this delicate suggestion:
Ills understood that Calvin S. Brice,
the distinguished railroad organizer, will
bomade Chairman ofthe National Domo-
cratic Campaign Committee, Colonel
Scott having absolutely declined to nc.
cent the position. Mr.. BriCe is "a man OF
wonderful executive ability. But how
about his connection with our great
AQueduct? We have seen 1t mentioned
somewhere that he is q partner in the
contracting firm OF Brown 4 Howard.
There is q prospect that the Aqueduct
will figure very largely, in local politics
this year. The investigation IS not Tin
ished yet.
Mr.. Cleveland sent Private Secretary
Lamont to New York to meet the COM
mitteo and to communicate to it his
roayal pleasure. He wanted Brice, and
he was not mcaly mouthed about saying
so. Brice has money and is thought to
DO able to raise enough to meet the
wants Of the Government economically
administered. Ho is the patriot who
took a party of Buckeye Democrats to
the St. Louis. Convention at cost OF
$1,000. 1t would be little awkward to
have the head OF the Democratic Chair
man bob up in the Acqueduct affair,
about which there is an offensive odor.
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CLOVER BOTTOM, sullivan County, Tenn, June
Is, lSS7.-BlOOd Balm Co., AHdiid Ca: Sir:-l
have been thinking OF writing to you for some
time to let you know OF the wonderful cure your
b, Il. b. has affected on myself and daughter.
She, n girl Of ID years, was taken with very
sore leg below the knee. called on the very
best dOCton that the country could afford, and
they tended on her for four years TO no purpose.
Her leg RotwO every year. l used about 90
bottles OF other medicine TO no purpose. The
doctors said tho only remedy left was RmputA
tIOn. That we all was opposed TO. was In
Knoxville the Sth OF JANUARY, 1856, and while
buying bill Of drugs called for a good blood
purifier and MessrS. Sanford. Chamberlain &
Co, recommended the B. d. y. lpurchRsod one
half dozen bottles, aud 10 my utter surprise
after using three or four bottles my girls leg was
entirely healed. also had very ugly running
sore on the calf oil my leg aud one bottle cured
II, Otter having tried all other remedies, wish
you much success and do hope that all suffer.
Ing humanity may hear and believe In tho only
true blood purifier. have tried three or four
other purihen, but the B, b, b, Is the only one
that ever did me or mine any good, You can
use my name II you wish. / am we'll known In
this and Warrington county, also all over Viz
giniR, E. s, ElAcN,
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A Democratic Paper Comes Out for Pre-
tactInn

A Democratic Paper Comes Out for Pro-
lection.
Iieios County, Ohio, Herald tDcHr.)
The Herald is not Free Trade paper,
and it is not to be whipped into the sup
port OF measures ichiiadopted would
ruin every industrial interest in South
eastern. Ohio and West Virginia, as well
as those Of many other large sections OF
our country, and in tho end prove dotri-
mental to every citizen OF the United
States. The Presidents Message, fol-
lowed by tho introduction of the Mills
bill in the Lower House OF Congress, was
certainly enough to alarm every honest
Democrat who had faith in the probes
sions OF his party that it intended a just
revision OF the tariff; but there was still
the hope that the approaching Ma
tional Convention would declare against
such an abject policy. We yet believe
that large majority OF the delegates to
the st. Louis Convention were opposed
to the measures proposed by the Presl-
dent and formulated by the Mills bill,
DuL IuGl pGlIIllLGh tllClAloSlNSo w w viz
tated to, and thus were led to adopt n
cut.and-dried platform as their own.
The Democratic party heretofore has
bitterly opposed Capitalization, but the
st. Louis Convention has committed the
party to the most extreme form OF cen
tralization-that OF the one-man-power,
by endorsing not only the Presi-
dents message but his iniquitous
"Alills bill' also, and they have thus
forfeited all claim to the support OF
honest Democrats. To expect the Herald
to support the platform and candidates
OF that convention would be to expect
us to favor the wrecking OF every salt
furnace and iron works in this region,
as well rs the destruction of the sheep
industry and its attendant loss TO farm
ers, together with the compulsory idle
ness OF every working man who obtains
a living for himself and family by either
skilled or unskilled labor in those indus
tries. AS we do not favor any such
measures, we cannot support either the
st. Louis platform or the candidates
named byit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19

ElFNy Cl1lbN ia EEuo AEhuOt oLhhu we
Strangely enough, we have some Free
Traders hereabouts. Perhaps they
would like to try their skill at answer
ing these gimlet-pointed facts from Sir
Edward Sullivan, who recently did the
London Post the favor to submit them
through its columns:
Under Free Trade the masses must got
poorer, because they get less employ
ment, A well known statistical work
gives n comparison OF the material pro-
Sress OF France under Protection and
England under Free Trade. II there is
any truth in figures it ought to startle
us from our Free Trade dream.
The comparison is based on the re-
turns OF legacy duty: r,..
In 1926 England was 10 shillings a
head richer than France.
In 1850 England was 10 shillings q
head richer than France.
In 1877 England was 5shillings head
poorer than France. "a
France has 81 per cent OF her land I'M
der tillagc, aud it is increasing every
The United kingdom has 30 per cent
Of land under tillGge, and it is diminish.
ing every year, but the population OF
England increases much more rapidly
than the population OF France.
The commerce OF England has in
creased 81 per cent in ten years.
The commerce OF France has increased
50 per cent in ten years. 81
The commerce Of the United States
has increased 6S per cent in ten years.
The commerce OF the world has in
creased 20 per cent in ten years.
So much for tho blasting effect OF Free
Trade. .r,
The peculiar merit Of this sortof thing
is that, first, it is true or it is untrucj
and, second, it comes from subject of
Her Majesty, the Queen Of Free-Trade-
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75,O0O CAMPAIGN BUTTONS.
Tho Democrats Importing Cleveland nm
Thurman BRdgos from England.


The Democrats Importing Cleveland md
Thurman 1iSdEos from England.
Ncp York Pres.
Within a few days there passed
through the Custom House Of this port
an invoice of $4,000 campaign buttons,
imported from England for the Demo-
cratic party. They have on their face
the name Of 6. Cleveland.
SWhere else but in England should the
Free Trade party order their badges
made? Surely America must not expect
to make the badges for party whose
interests are conferred abroad, even II
they are to be used in the campaign ont
Of which shall arise an American Presi-
dent. as4 ,HL .-efl II
Ages ago proud potentate in the far
East, DESTROYS of perpetuating the MEM
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FOR SALE.
(24) Twenty.four Lots In CaIdwell's AddI'
ton 10 the City Of Wheeling.

Said Lots are bounded on the north by TWenI'
ninth street, on theeast By Fillmore sutg5 ~ On
the south by the HRndlRn Homestead ana OA
the west by the d. & o. Il. i. 1900, ..u,,,1
renders them excellent sites for mGaulac'UhHs
establishments. ,,.,
II not sold in thirty days will be sold at puS
lie auction. ,.,o
For terms and further information apply 70
", V. HOGE 4 BRO
1900 Market sifctt
Or WILLIAM NJ. HASDLAS, -,-....ns,
aUlh S.. Cor. ChRpinc Y -iILccnLI. y.
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FOR SALE,

Seven Roomed House, 81 South York street.
Good 9 Roomed Brick HOUSE, corner Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. VIII pay As an lhTuE'
ment. o.,
Splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant Ohio, Oss
OF the best farms In Jefferson county.
Seven ROOmed House on North FROM THee''
lot 6Oxi0.
Slx ROootned House on North York street
Some OF the most desirable building .ot ID
the old Fair Grounds.
Building Lot on North Front street, -,
Seven ROOmcd House on South BfoeaNi!,
natural gas, and everything In good repair o'
i0xl20. $1,000.
Four Roomed Cottage for siO0.
G. o. SMITH,
anil Real Estate Agent. l2lO Main 81
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Blood TaInt From Birth.


BOoSvILLE, IND, January 25, 1857.
shall ever praise the day that you gentlemen
were born, and shall bless the day that your
medicine was known TO me. ] had blood poison
from birth, and so much 80 that all the doctors
OF my town said would be crippled for life.
They said would lose my lower limb. could
not stand In my class 10 iecIte my lessons, and
eleven bottles Of your Botanic Blood Balm cured
mo sound and well. You can use my name a.
you wee it, In my case, there were knots on my
Shinbones s large a. hens egg.
Yours, MIRTLE N. TASxER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND would feel
very happy over the free wool business
were it not that he begins to suspect
that where there is wool there are horns
somewhere in the near vicinity. Later
he will sec tho point of it more
clearly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19

Tim columns OF the ISTELLIGESoER
are open to the announcement OF every
change of heart in favor Of the Cleve-
land and Thurman ticket, with the
reason for the same. The news OF the
day is interesting, no matter which way
it points or where it hits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19

TIE firm resolve OF Mr.. David X.
Brooks to vote for Harrison and Protec-
ton bothers the boys, because Mr.,
Brooks has been an active Democratic
worker. lie won't be lonely in these
changing times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19

WHEN Mr.. Clevcland's Secretary OF
War bought for the American army
those 800 British blankets at the enor-
nous saving of thirty cents a pair, he
must have left an order for those 10000
British buttons which have just come
through the Now York Custom House
bearing that strange device, sc. Cleve-
land" Or can it be that the buttons
arc a small testimonial of the great re-
gard OF the Golden Club?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19

VIZ caa compete with European man
ufactures when we have labor MS cheap
as in Europe, and We can have that
when we have MS cheap men aud women.
"Ieayen forbid that hour OF sadness"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19


Is it any wonder that Democrats who
believe in Protection are announcing
themselves in favor of Harrison and
Protection? Here are the tariff planks
of the two parties-the- Democratic
plank being the one which the Demo-
cratic Register cannot be induced to
print:
DEMOCRATIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLA1FoIA.
N''' wearo uncompromis-
The Democratic pnrtylingly In favor Of the
NJ the United States, III American system OfprO-
national convention 9s'IteCtiOni we rOtess
-anibipi. FCneWS theIaRalnSt Its destruction
nIeJRe OF IL fidelity tOIaS proposed BY the Pres.
RemScfatlc faith, nudiIdent aud his party.
res III rmI The platform They serve the interests
aiOpied BY Us repre- Iof Europe; We Will sup.
scntNtIyes In the Con'lpOrt the interests oil
ysntion Of ISL and en-. America,
dOrscs the Views ex' We accept tue ISSUE
nTcsSed nv PTeSidentIRnd confidently appeal
cleveland In his lastltO the people for their
earnest message tOliudgtnent. The protec'
I,nnWrGsS AZ the COFTeCtlIlYe system must lie
INTERPRETATION Of thAIImalntRlnCd. Its Abhn'
platform upon the qneS document mas always
ton OF tariff reduction been iOllOWen " ,HSt,
and also endorses thelernl dlhhleI 70 nj. Nv ~ ~
efforts OF our Demo tGfeah, except hO o.IT "
critic Representatives the uSurer and She itti;,
In Congress to secure ~ .e y, ,tn
reduction Of excessive Dlil Us ~ Ia.
taxation. Es ~ a!,a ,So ISrminS In.
terests Of the country,
and we heartily endorse
the consistent and pA'
trlOtic action OF the Re
publican Represents
lives OF Congress In OPP
posing Its passage.
And here is neat little extract from
the Presidents Free Trade message, be-
side which We place the sppreeiative
comments Of the London Times to keeE
it company and protect it from the
predatory pranks ofthe American Eagle
PROM PRESIDENT CLEvI.iPRoN TIE L0SDON TINE
LANDS MESSAGE. Juh y, a.,
| Our present tariff It Is certain that INT
| Laws Tho yIrIoliH ENGAGEMENTS which PreSi
equitable and illogical dent CIeNelAnIu WV ~.
| source nf unncccssarylare those which CoDdct
| ISTntinn Oni,ht 10 be- abused TO employ I0rty
| nncc Feyfscd andlhVe years ago and whicl
| amended 80 ANY English Free Tndc
When an attempt islwould employ nov
| made 10 Justify scheme Such ptopOhlHuIh ~
which permits tax tOl thAt taxhti9n ouPm ' ~ "
be laid upon every con DC slriCLiy lihlteu " w
sumner In the land i9Ftneeds o. tnS CounLLs
tho benefit OF our man. tnht u is unyns1 W ~ n,
uincturers quite beyond the whole ColhHuLi,s:
reasonable demand, u for the benefit OF ~,
Snits the purnOses Of Ad ClasSes; that import dil
| yncarT ~ raII our man lilies StiiG production
| "GS"t;,rSS infant indus. land limit the area OF
trics StIil needing thelconntrys markets, ar
SjSbcst n mi rreatest de- purely FREQ Trade 0rgll
Hrs. ~ faroF and fOster.lmcnts. IA such Te ar
~, ~" thHt can bclUldd 10 ssc President CirTt
,rs W. TThm fe,lenI lcg.iiind using them. hOug
isiStISSn ''-' m are sorry for The popu
lar infdiIdiiOn Tde
makes 4 dangerous 10 CIR
them their right name.
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All who desire full Information about the
cause and cure Of Blood POlsOnS, scrOtulR aud
ScrOiulouS swcllinES, Ulcers, Sores. RheumR'
tiSm, Kidney Complaints, CatArrh, etc, can So
cure by mail, free, acopy, Of our g2:page Illus
trated Book Of Wonders, hlled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address,
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pleasant, were q spaniS thsloa jrquudls
and put them to bed, the breed might
begin to diappeat. Itie worth trying.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

House and Lot, No. 67S Main street, between
Centre and Burke streets, Martins Ferry, north
OF Klson Glass Works; house has six rooms, Il
store.roOm and cellar; hydnnt In yard.
SIX roomed Brick House, No. 1854 Main street,
ground half lot; eau be bought for 81 GOO.
No. 2l26 Market street, ground a full lot, cor.
nering on alley.
No. G6 Zane street.
No. % Zane street.
4 Desirable Residence on Fifteenth street.
No! OIL blcColloch street; will exchange for
farm.
change for city property.
city property.
30 Acre Farm.
I5lI Acre Farm: will exchange for city
property.
100 Acre Firm; will exchange for city property.
lGO Acre Farm on Short Greek, so per acre:
Many other Houses, Lots aud Farms Tor sale,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Pension and Claim Az
tOrney, Collector and Notary Public.
jylg lGl2MAEKET STREET.
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Eczema, Itchy, scnly, skin rortures.

The simple application OF "SwAYSE's ONT
MENT," without any internal medicine. will cure
any case Of letter, Salt Rhcum, Rlngworm,
Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, all scaly,
Itchy Skin EfuptiOns, no matter how obstinate
or long standing, II Is potent, effective, and
costs but tribe. TThs4W
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IT is fortunate that the Chicago police
were able to explode the dynamite plot
before the plotters could explode the
dynamite. Tho murderous scheme
could not have been carried into effect
without killing more than Judges Grin
oil and Gray and Inspector Bonfeld.
Beyond this, however, is the other
great gain to Chicago and to the whole
country, that malcfactors of this variety
shall DO made to realize that the police
can catch them before they can do their
bloody work. Illinois will doubtless
make comfortable and suitable provision
for the dynamite plotters now in Gus
tody. There is now very healthy pub
lie sentiment on this subject.
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THE BREAK PRoM FREE TRADE.
The Great Tidal Wave for Harrison and
Protection.
The outlook in Now York.


Nes York Pres.
Congressman George West, Of Balls
ton, was joyial and smiling to-day, but
he could not walk around with his usual
agility on account Of an attack ofrheuma-
tism he had recently in his right foot
He is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
"a great change has come over the
thinking people Of the State" he said,
'and they are beginning to see that pro-
lection means increased wages and pros
perity. saw friend from Amster-
dam, u town in my district, the other
day. He said he knew 700 Democrats
there that had become converted to the
principles of protection, and every one
would vote the Republican ticket. In
Troy heard that protection was gaining
the day, and that many converts were
being made. Why, / can give practical
illustrations OF free trade and protec-
ton that will be more convincing than
theoretical arguments. Forty years ago
came TO this country and worked us
an expert paper operative in a mill near
Morristown, n. J. l received 81 per
week. Those were Free Trade times. |
paid Just rs much for my clothing then
as do now. The prices, il anything,
were higher then than now. Well, |
pay the man in my mill $l2 for the same
work | did forty years ago for 81. In
Holyoko and other places, where rents
are much higher, SIS is paid. Wages
have advanced at least 100 per cent. In
the early days our common folks wore
calicoes, and were glad to get them.
Now the working people here are able
to wear finer goods. | have 200 girls
employed in my bag factory, and tell
you they dress very neatly. One Of
them plays the organ in the church on
Sundays. Labor has been elevated
under the protective system, and those
who vote for Cleveland vote to impoVer'
ish themselves"
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Second District
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

MAETISSBuRG, W, Va, July l6, 1855.
In accordance with tho power invested In me
RS Chairman OF the Second Congressional Dis
trict Committee Of West Virginia, a Convention
Is hereby called TO meet at Philippi, Barbour
county, West Virginia, on
Friday. August 20. i::s,
TO nominate a candidate OF the Republican
marty OF said Second District to represent said
District In the Fifty.hrSt Congress oil the United
States. Each county TO be entitled 10 one vote
Gity votes, or fractional part thereof over fity,
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
OF the State al the election In 1854, and no
county shall have more delegates than she has
il is recommended that the various Republi:
can papers 10 the District publish this call. and
that the proper authorities take all necessary
steps to have every county In the District prop
erly represented ,..
q, W, z, BLACK, Secretary. jyl0
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Trustees Sale.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust naia, " g'', 4.
7, Fry, 10 me, a. trustee, dated June lh ~ ,.tf
corded In the office Of the CLERK Of 'Ir H I.,TI
Court OF Ohio County, West NiHihll " ", q, d.
Trust Book No. 10, page 2H VIZ 'ti, ,,tg "a
front door OF the Court House Of ONO '''"''
SATURDAY, AUGUST Hiss,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, thG ioowiaGT1 NJ:
estate In Triadelphia district ono }l,tr.s
Virginia, on the south fork Of Rooney . IN.
and on the West Union and ROney t9 l,.. ,.s.
pike, containing four acres, moii,s w. iiirI NJ
viewed 10 said Fry by william llttiyhD,alI a q
wife BY deed dated February q IH'", oililI
Deed Book No. a, page IL, AsSo ,.',, 30.
adjoining the above md e6n'A.h.AE "" ~,
more or less, conveyed to Mil fil 2,isyil Ia
Powell, BY deed dated June l.. lh''' ''.'''
Deed Book No. a. page - ,..,.,.,tsr, tri
Title 10 above pieces believed 10 ~ ,I. i.lgs
selling as trustee will convey ON! '"s
vested IN me by said deed Of tfNL ,..,,,, rs7rs
TERMS or SALE.-One'thifd RAu y ,.r tfF lar
RS the purchaser elects 10 pay III 'i'H .t i4fr',
Of sale, the balance In two equAl u" t,. Whoa
nj one and two years with interest ,,I.t. .n,I
the purchaser shall execute hls ~" " iIril5r
security, the legal title TO be rttni,H,, G NAV ~
security, or at the purchaser ~ W.. ,'' rr5rfHJ.
cure the notes by deed 81 thus, I'M, on KY ,.,f,.
". J. W. CONpEN' I'M
". II. HGLLIR, Auctloneer.