Gallipolis Journal, 1880-12-30

Np. G28. THIRD ORDER OF SALE. Sheriff's Sale of Eeal Estate. Win. Russell vs. B. F. McCall. PURSUANT to the command or an order of sale from the Courtof Common Fleas or Oallia county. Ohio, and by virtue of said writ. I will offer for salo at public auction at the frontdoor oi tno uurt uouso in me uity oi uaiupoiis, to said Uallla county and State or Ohio, on Saturday, the 29th day of January, A. V. 1881, at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the following following-dccrilied - dccrilied following-dccrilied lands and tenements, to-wlt: jseginning at me norm-case corner or section twelve -13-; thence running south SO rods to a corner; thence running; west to BIchard Har bour's line; thence ruuning north to the Section line; thence east to the place or beginning: con containing - taining containing 40 acres more or less, in Section Xo. 12, in Township No. 3, ISango No. 15, in the Ohio Company's Purchase. Also, another tract in said Section Xo. 12, in said township and Range, in said Gallia county, Ohio. Beginning at the north-west corner of said Section No 12; thence south twelve chains and fitly lints to a statu from which a gum 12 inches in diameter bears north GO degrees east 21 lints, and a sugar tree 12 inches in diameter bears north 41 degrees cast 5 links; thence east 51 chains and 20 links to a stake Irotn which a W. 0. 18 inches in diameter bears north 5 deer. 35 lints, and a White Oik 8 Inches in diameter bears north 03 deg. west 75 lints ; tbencc north 12 ihainsand 60 links to the north line of Said Section.to a stake from which a hickory 22 inches In diameter bears south 43 degrees west 33 links, and a poplar 12 inches in diameter bears south 28 uetrrees east 34 links: tnence cast along the north line sf said Section to the place of beginning, containing 64 acres. more or less. Containing in both of the above tracts one hun hundred - dred hundred and lour -104- acres, more or less. Ana also tne loiiowmg tanas situate in tne County or Oallia and State of Ohio, and in the Ohio Company's rurchasc, bounded and de described - scribed described as follows: Beginning at the south-cast corner of the south-west quarter of Section No. 1, Town No .4, of Range No. 15; thence north 50 rous to a corner; snenceioine unustin tuiaa; thence with said road up Bull Skin Creek to a stake; thence east to a stake: thence south to a stake ei the Township line : thence cast with said line to the place of beginning, containing 25 and one half acres, more or less. Also one other tract or Darcel of land, begin ning at the south-west corner of the south-east quarter of said Section; thence north 44 rods is: 30 uience east oy soma VJ roas; tnence soum rods; thence west to the place of beginning. containing a acres ana one nnnarea unu lourteen rods, more or less; with the privileges and ap appurtenances - purtenances appurtenances to the same belonging. Appraised at tltlA 03. To be sold as the property of B. F. McCall et al. at the suit or Wm. RnsselL Terms of sale cash at time of sale. Given under my hand, this 21st day of Decem December, - ber, December, A. D. 1680. C. B. BLAKE, .Sheriff Gallia County, O. Dec 23, 1880 5w Sheriff's Sale Chattel Property. OK EXECUTION. M. D. Vaughn vs. George IV. Smith. BY virtue of a writ of Execution issued from the Court of Common Pleas ofGaliia county. and State or Ohio, and to me directed, I will offer lor sale at public auction, on the farm of George w. smith in said county or Gallia and auto or Ohio, on Tuesday,. the 4th day of January, A. D. 1881, at one o'clock p. m. of said clay the foUowlng de de-ertbed - ertbed de-ertbed property, to-wlt: One four ton FalrBank Stock Scales; One Blacksmith's Anvil. Bellows ana Vice. Taken as the property of George W. !mvau "hn 50 MlstT J uagment u favo of M. tJ3,Tf "fllSJ m nand tol 14th day of Decern- liQTp A U 1880. C. B.BLAKE, Sheriff of Gallia County, O. Dec. 23; 1880 2 w A fine collection of Cans Pipes, Cigar Cases, Fine Cigars, ttoi, at J MILLS COi'SrDrug Store; -

are coming to woo me. but not as of yore. When 1 hastened to welcome your ring at the door, For r trusted that he who stood waiting me then. Was the brightest, the truest, the noblest or men. Tour Hps on my own when they printed farewell' Had never been soiled by the 'beverage or lien.' But theyebme to me now with the bac chanal sign,. And the lips that touch liquor shall never touch mine. think ot that night in the garden alone, When in whisper you told heart was my own ; mo your That vour love in the future should faithfully be Unshared by another, kept only for me. O, sweet to my soul is the memory still Of the Hps that met mine when they ru u r mured. ! will;' But now to their pressure no more they Incline. For the Hps that touch liquor shall never touch mine. O, John ! how you crushed me, when first m your race The pen of the 'Rum Fiend' had wntten Disgrace.' Aud turned me in silence and tears from that breath, All poisoned and foul from the challlce or aentn. It scattered the hopes I had treasured to last. It darkened the future and clouded the past, It shattered my Idol and ruined the shrine. For the lips that touch liquor shall never touch mine. loved you, Oh t dearer than language can tell',-. . And you saw It,. you proved it, you know it too well: , But the man' of my love was' far other that he Who now from the 'tap room' . comes reeling: to me: In . honor , and manhood - so; . noble and t rignt, - . - x ; . IIIa heare was so true and. his genius. soi .bright, ," , And his soul was uustalned, unpolluted Dy wine But the lips that touch liquor shall never touch mlnei You promised reform but I trusted in' vain.. Tour pledge was.butmade to be broken seam : And the lover so false to - his promises now, Will not as a husband be true to his vow. The word must be spoken that bids you depart. Though the effort to speak it will shatter ray neart: Though in silence, with blighted affec tions, l pine. Yet the Hps that touch liquor shall never touch mine. If one spark in your bosom of virtue remain, Go fan it with prayer till it kindle again ; Resolve, with God's helping, in future to be From wine and its follies unshackled and free! And when you have conquered that foe oi vour soul And forever abandoned the maddening bowl This heart will again beat responsive to THINE, And the lips free from liquor will bo welcome to mine.

Tberowill be a partial eclipse of the sunMay 27th,and:Zadklel, infers J r . i J 1 . ' i-, .1 1 It . 1 iruiu tut; pusmuus 01 tue uearcuiy bodies- Jt- the time that there will be a very high rate of morality" in Utah Territory, brain fever, sun- strdkesliphtheria prevailing. The congress, of planets in tho seventh uouse ' isuicaies a cuange in tue marriage laws, and a great amount of vice tand immorality. Indeed, it ookaasMf there' would be a complete overthrow of, the Mormon ascen ascendency - dency ascendency dtrting the rule of this eclipse. About June 2lst next, when Mars oppqsesVthe ascendent of this figure, great'Vxcitment will prevail iu Utah, and again about the middle of August,- when Mars transits Hhe place of the eclipse." The sun enters Aries. Aiarcn zotn. "At Washingtonj" says Zadkiel, "the ingress takes place at sunrise, Jupiter arid Saturn being In the ascendant Venus in" Taurus arid in the second house, shows a rising revenue and (the sun being in the ascendant) a generally PROSPEROUS AND SUCCESSFUL QUARTER For the 'Tlnitpd States. -Still there reill--W1ofiroobkaBatara the ascendant; and as Mars Is in the twelfth and in semi-quarlile to the siin, there will be some anxiety on account or enemies, anu tne American swords will not yet be turned into plowshares. The moon in the eighth in Scorpio and afllicted by Mars, shows many violent and sudden deaths, and a high rate of motality. The presence of both Mars and Mercury in the twelfth house prenotes disease among cattle." The sun enters cancer, June 21st, 1881. "At Washington, at the in gress, Venus anq Jupiter will Have ust risen in Taurus; hence the har vest will be plentiful, and the Amer ican people will be very prosperous during the en uing quarter." Zad kiel states that the coming year Is certain to be prolific in earthquakes. 'Astrologers have observed that con- unctions, squares and oppositions of the larger planets occurring in the signs ot 'lour us ana bcorpio nave coincided with great earthquakes.'' Raphael winds up his predictions as follows: "Although I don't anticipate the approach- of the 'last day,' yet I can not close my eyes to the fact that there will be

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