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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
TRUST

& y ! virtue OF Il deed Of tr1st executed by Redick
80 Mckee 10 the subscriber. bearing date the
Zoh DAY OF April. 1910. and now OF record in Inc
Oierks Office OF Ohio County Cour in book No d
plse los, | shall offer for sale. at the ancuon ro,m
OF hai q W'ckham IN the city Of Wheeling. on
Monday the 9Th day of June. 1912. 60 the h,rh.
est oidcer. The property named in said deed oCtrust
consisting Of the following described household and
kitchen furniture. horses, carriage. drays &c. 20 wit.
1 piano. : ioungen. l sofa. | settee. | pier table and
boxing glass 4 looking and dressing glasses. 4 dL
mug and breakias; tables. | centre ,aple with mar.
Die slab. book case and writing desk. | sidebcard
: book cases and about 300 volumes. . cases OF
CONS and minerals, eight day clock and / mantle
clock. ii framed pictures and plates. s parlor and
room carpets. | Brussels and common stair corpc,
wan brass reds. &c. I astral lamp, | entry lnmn. ,
uozen mahogany chairs, . dozen Windsor do. / set
OF walters, 4 set Of silver coffee and tea ware e
pieces 4 J dozen silver table and tea spoons. and
dessert forks, | set China tea ware, I set China dt.
ning ware, : large clothes presses. 4 bureaus A
wash stands and bowls. , safes. | cooking stove A
apparatus with n great many other articles for M.
."eh ahn culinary purposes. Also g feather beds
. hair aud common mattresses. 6 hedsieads and
Sheets quilts. coverlids. pillows, holsters. sc. Sc
10 match | wheclbarrow l 4.wheel carriage. > sets
shoNe's. longs 'Pokers, Tenders. sc. brass coal bcx.
sundry knives and forks and glass ware. &c. &c.
TERMS \ sums $50 anil un Ter. cnsh-aU
suns over $50 and under 500. a credit of four
monihs-aI sums over Sl00 5 monihs-the pur.
chaser wing bond with approved security,
ap 2b-ls CRAIG RITCHIE, Trustee.
Alsp under and by virtue OF the above named
iced OF trust viii be sold. on the 9Th day OF July.
1872 at the front door Of the Court IInu.e sC tb,s
county a likely negro boy, nged about 10 years.
CRAIG RrCIIIE. Trustee.
vs. The sale Of the above property is pos,nop.
cd until THURSDAY the lIrh day orJuly next.
juno - CRAIG RICHIE.
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COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS.

s q very cOmmon complaint md can immediate.
ly be removed BY DR. Duucan's EEpec0mnt
Remedy. THIS disease produces much suffering
and distress. and hnallv becomes Alarming on
account Of ne threatening severity. Physicians
are sent lJr, and m diclne prescribed, but 90 nc
effect. when thev a. once pronounce the Iungs
90 be entirely gone, and me case hopeless. thar
the patlent must die Of Consumption. ~ this
lingering situation hundreds are len under the
mistaken idea other disease TO the COnsump.
too when % is nOfhinp more than n Cod
settled on the lungs" while the patient BE- thus
NEGLECTED until the lungs do actually became de
sascd. WY ~ % that - many pronounced
hopeless cases have been restored % Ierfec.
bcalth3 The reason is very plain and ohvrous.
Tsey commenced using DIT Duncan's Expcct1r
ant kersedy ana when the lungs was not enirc.
" zone tnev e11lIy recovered. a for frfal d,
thia Medicine will c6uvince all Of this fact.
For sale a. No 10 Norih Eighth street. Phdadel.
phia.
Mr JOHN FISHER is Agent who're this val
liable medicine Can always DO obtained. a
fresh supply just received, Fuee . dollar pc,
bottle
july
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.
a1cCCca-


? Vie proprietor, r } Graham. takes pleasure in
informing he public that he has Fe-iakcn The
above mentioned establishment Tor q term Of years.
where he will bis old friends and he
public generally Having handsomely furnished
The whole establishment with new beds, bedding.
and bedroom furniture throughout, be confdert.
assure those who may favor h,m With q call, that
lhey viii hnd the accommodation as desirable ard
coml0rabie ne can be bad in The Stale Of Ohiu-
ne also tnkos THE opportunity 81 returning
his : anks for The very literal patronage that be
hos. heretofore. been e vored with boz said establish
meet and he pledges himself In enieuug upon bs
new engagement with the public.to merit whatever
pairon1ge be- may receive.
Tie has connected with The United Safes Horel n
large au extensive Livery Stable. whore persons can
1e with choice horses or carriages of
my description upJu The shortest notice md the
most hbcrai terms. The Dntcd States Hotel being
situated in he most cenfnl par Of The Town, and Inv.
mcdiaiely on The Telmhoat landinnas we'll as being
he general place Of resort and boarding house Of n
large portion Of the business men of me town. uac
lords greater facilities 10 persons wishing IN transact
1usinegs Than cry o,hcf establishment In The place.
FAMILIES or Individuals can b. accommodated with
lrrate parlors and chambe~ ss They may desire
4 c1msgc will constantly be kept IN attendance ~
be Steam boat and packet bost landing Ef ths oc.
-ymuotation Of F1ssengers.
TJCRAHAM FaorRtrrcr.
y My 90 isE2-in
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NOTICE TO uoUsEKEEPUR

, VIE subscribers beg leave io inform he Cit
4 zens oi Wheeling aad vicinity. thar they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No li3 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment of
gilt and nahdgany framed Looking Glasses. PORTRAIT
and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds, holsters, Pillows. curled HAIR. spanish
moss. cotton, husk and spring martrusses: together
with o full assortment ol the latest siyle and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered 10 This citv;nlI
Of which will ho sold on the most reasonable terms
and JrGrrGufCI.
Also Looking glass Plates. wahpganv vcncers.
varnish .SP u.h moss. &c Sc. constantly on hand
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article of
furniture on the most accommodating terms and o
shur notice.
Carpets made and put down.
Orders in GAINESVILLE can be len with J. FAD
ANS q Co.
jun % MENDEL e. HARBOUR
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GRAND ~EXHIBITIOZ-

"NiihOut exception The most iulercst,pg in Tho r..
niOn'-Bos. Alias
Corner Of Aaket = UniOR streets.
FSN 10 HAYDEN. well kPown as the American
I'VE Sybh, respectfully informs the Ladies and
Gendemen ol Wheeling that she " ~ present To Them
a series OF splendid performances M the beautiful
art OF F"iite Magic in conjunction with the Grand
S%cIiplural and Moral PaH0romas Of JcrusalcD. Ven.
zee and 81 Lo"is, on 2000 square feet Of canvas
Mechanical AuiomaIoHs and a variety Orother pet.
ioTmnnces. ; g hlllso lhc day. ccmmencirgon Wed.
nesdsy evening June 80, aud continue Tor a few
evenings only
17' Miss Hayden has in consequence nr The de-.
preston Of the times reduced the prize 10 25 Cen.s
being half us usual rate. Performance 10 commence
at \ past : o'clock. inn ~
NINEGAR,-Purc clarified cider vinegar yery
struns. Cali and see al The family grocery
store nearly opposite the big Rcd boot.
may 20 IN ELLMAKER
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STEW ARTS PATENTFAN BELLOWS

n'' notes ny AinseIt. Tho above Confession may
De had at Is Monroe 81. for a BIZ
STEW ARTS PATENTFAN BELLOWS
HINOR FORCES, FOUNDRIHS. &c-Th. 81,
s"riber, agent for the above HChly valuable
Improvement and substitute for Uncommon below.
Is now It. The city OF Wheeling. for The sale Of the
rights IuLulaabcyc whrShho NanaAlsNo supply The
place u the Somrhon bellows. with tho following
advantages; Il will produce an cqgal heat upo9
iron, IA ~ per cent less time, with a rs consumD.
ton Of coal. and less injury 10 Tie fire. II will heat
on hundred per cent longer surface, than can be
done with the cor"mOn bellows,s easier worked. will
wear longer, Is more simple, less liable To be dam.
nged or get out of repair. and more than fifty pcr
cent cheaper than any of the common bellows now
in use.
This article can be seen in operation nj the foroe
OF Messrs Helm a. Richardson aud he subscriber
may be seen, at present by those who are desirous
al purchasing. either at the above establishment or nj
The Baltimore house on Mpnros street. and ader he
leaves Wheeling will pass through every county in
the State Of Virginia, unless he should pre-, iou,ly
make sale olihe right for the whole siate.
he subscriber Will also give references. bv per.
mission, 10 more than one hundred practical iorgers
and founders who have the above article in use. aL
80. To Messrs Helm y Richardson. Main street
wheeling. lie Is however satisfied that II will on.
" require an examination TO convince any man Of
tie superiority Of this over The common bellows
THOMAS l. CLEMENTS
Wheeling. juno q. 1912
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NOTICE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HOURS OF DFPARTURE
q AZ TIE PASSENGER TRAINS ON
W THE MAIN STEM" AND WASHING
ION BRANCH Of The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, 18th June, 1912:
"MAIN STEN.Y
Bei'ccsH Baiimore aud H1AC
FROM BALTIMORE.
AZ q O'Clock AM-and 81 O'Clock T u.
From HANCncK,
Al b o'clock 4 N-aud Z O'Clock = NJ.
Betroea baltimore aud Harper's Ferry.
FROM Baltimore,
Al Il o'clock 4 M-and 81 O'Clock r Al.
FROM HARrER's FERaY.
Al 81 O'Clock 4 NJ and 9 o'clock Pm
BoreeH Baltimore aud Frederick.
FROM BALrINoRF,
AZ "A O'clock A M-and 81 O'Clock r M.
FRoM FRFDERick,
Al 10 o'riurk N.
BttTeeH Bahimgrc aud EiGcoHs Mills.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Az o'clock 4 M-and 81 o'clock P VI.
FRsM ELLIcoTT's Mills,
AZ I o'clock A M-and | O'clock Al
"WASHINGTON BRANCH,n
From Baltimore for Washington.
Al O'Clock NJ.
"
" An
From Washington for Baltimore.
9 o'clock = NJ.
And "
Passengers by The mor.ing train from Washing.
ION can connect will, The Western train at the RELAY
house and those destined South, who may cume
ny rIlher OF The trains from IIanco,k. liar.
per, Ferry or Frederick, reach lhc Relay House in
ample Tine 10 take The morning Or evening tain for
Washing ton City.
n b. Travellers will please take notice, that on
ma amer Monday next. The 20h last. The morning
IrlTu IFnut R.lfUnar. -
P'.s u, EiiIcO'Is Mills for breakfast as heretofore.
JnnI1 By order. d FOLEY. Agent.
NEW PLAYS.
ANllOMPSON has just received a lot of Dromat.
n &c plays as follows:
London Assurance. Wrecfcrs Daughter. Old
h1ids, Wallace. Lady Of Lyons, VlrgIunus. Thereto
'hn De Pr"cIdi' Luciiia. RicLlien. Douglass, Sea
The Stranger, Pisarro. DC. &c. &c.
Also a new supply ofFumers aud Fishers Song
Book, &c, &c,
Dont forget 10. Monroe Street. where you may
always OBTAIN single numbers OF he Popular Nigga
zines and newspapers Of the day
STONE WARE.-Jusl received a frs, rae
- lpt Of Stone ware from Ihe Beaver ManuGc. o.
~, for sale by + w BASSEPP.
South Wheeling. i'm %
NRiVALLED SPEED AND ACCOMMO
~ DATION-ln justice 10 The enicrpusing pro-
pueiors olthe Good Intent Stage Company" as
well as the conductors Of he Baltimore and Ohio
Raii"1d company We beg leave TO inform he pub
lc that we tuUk the Good Intent Limo" at Bali
more and LEFT az quarter past seven O'Clock
\ NJ. arrived al Wheeling NJ 10 minutes rasi 9
. clock, PM. making The trip from Biium"re o.
wheeling IN 81 hours. 80 minutes, We found every
hing IN fine order IN tho road Shriyers Splendid
Bow Spring Coaches. fne teams. and sober gentle
manly drivers; aud would therefore recommend his
route to al wishing 10 go east.
Joseph ID Nones. Philadelphia, Pa.
WIN T. Davis. HllsborL, Ohio.
William Past, Sc. Charleston. Ohio.
Jun Is
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TRUST SALE.

NDY virtue at a deed oi trust TO me executed
I'D as Trustee. 10y Thomas T.. ,orton hearing
date the 25h day OF April 1899. and of recon- m
The Clerks Office of the county Court ofOhio Cum
~. ! val sell. at Ihe Front ruor ui the Court
House, OF Ohio County, on the 10Th da, of July
next, Lot number ninety eight. mo. 81 with the
apPurtenaEccs. situated ia SOUTH wheeling. Terms
OF sale. Cash. The tile 10 said loi - supposed Ia be
unquesuonahle-I viii sell and convey such inter.
es' as have m same as Trustee by virtue Of the
deed Of Trust aforesaid.
NJ c. GOOD.
June 81 Tru.t.a
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TRTSTEE,s SALE


HpY virtue Of deed Of trust from James A. NJ
bD Clean and wife e. me, bearing date on the
eighth day Of Ostoher ~ the year 1889. Of record In
The Clerks Office for Ohio county 10 book y page
as. and Also Of q deed of conveyance from James
a Mclean to me, bearing date the 9Th day Of Oc.
tober, 1899, Of record in the clerks Office lnrOhiY
county ~ book %, page f7j. aud the authority and
direction Of Mrs. Mary l.. Dorsey under The terms
Of The last mentioned deed. on Friday, the 10Th day
Of May, 1912, NJ The front door Of The c1uu house.
of Ohio county. { shall sell 90 he highest ard hest
bidder al public auction; Two ccrinin lois Of ground
situated IN that part OF he city Of Wheeling called
Middle Wheeling. known and distinguished in the
map % said city as lots numbered two nnI seven
es IN square numbered three. Together with al and
singular the tenements; hsrcditamcnts nnI appure.
nances onto lho same belonging or in any wise app
purtaining.
Propositions Tor he sale Of said lots. or any part Of
either of them will be received AZ aay time prlr 10
he day Of sale.
TERMS will be- made known on the day OF
sale
Selling as Trustee. 7 shall convey IN the purcbas.
or only such title as S vested boz me by Inc deeds 10.
bpve referred 90. This uGe Z am istsGed. will be-
iousd uron examination. iudispulablc.
JAMES, WHEAT.
ap 2s Trustee
The sale of the above named property RE- further
postponed unII Saturday The 3Oh day Of July. Of
~ o'clock, A. VI.
jun . JAMES S. WHEAT. Trustee
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Junc2i

4 AUCrlON.-Th,s moraiss a, 9 o'clock Al
~ the Exchange Coffee House. Uuion street.
me balance OF stock remaining unsold to The highest
bidder N cash. HALL a. WICKHAM,
Jun 25 Au,,...
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III New World, Saturday E.,uUg Post Ben
nells Weekly Herald and Iron CIV oCSoirr
d'y last, ore ju,i received at Thomrsons Ii,s,or,
DeIot' Monroe street single numbers Dime" for ali
o"I The Iron City, which Is only a Half Dime.
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HVANBERRIES-Jnst received snd for slIe q
- he Fsmliy Grocery Sure Of
o. IVELLNAkER
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DISSOLUTION.

HlL experimenting heretofore existing between
II 'e "nder.isuec as General Agents, Auction.
! COMMISSION Merchants was dissolved bv
mutual consent on The IgIh inst. The bn.,nsss Iii
he conducted IN future by George Harrison NJ m.
o'u S''hu IN Market ST. aud who viii attend TO he
settlement OF thc snirs OF Tho concern.
THOMAS J. g. PENTONEY.
GEO. HARRISON.
m0v 81 1912
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Book and job Printing.
NOTICE.

A'lNt determined To adopt the cash system
"a - our Books must be closed and orr drhisp,iJ.
We. therefore, request all Hose ia do5lfo Va 90 call 4
settle. To many who have been too long in arrear
q who have been repeatedly called upon. We
'Iier a friendly ndmoniiion that we nope will not
ne misunderstood. VIZ tbatlhey must not expect rs 10
maze more Than one more CallSIhat soon q By such
'Sri'' n VIII he somewhat unpleasant 10 Them. &
u. '""se particularly who have given notes pava.
BILE AZ specific periods some Of Them At Bank & IN
winch Wc had reason most confidently to have re-.
'e''ed p'ymsntat maturity but are now lying over
We offer The same hint.
ap3J VT SrIRy RC,
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DIS~OITTION

''"|VI|' IIVN.
VIZ co-parnersh'p heretofore existing under
me hrm Of Hudson & Wynne is dissolved
by mutual consent.
The business Will be conducted in C,,,,. p, II.
Hudson Of ms old STAND o. Market sousre-n,J ~,
persons whe know lh,m,elves &. be indebted q,
'he e"nre'n Will please make paymenr 10 John HuJ.
sou who IS duly authorised 10 seirIe the ,ame
June 3. 1872. RORrRT yvNJSDSI.
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lSF or LETTERS remaining in the Pat
M office at Wheeling, GA The la day OF July.


x, GA The lsi day OF Jul,
Lock Miss Mary Ann
lie Baron JOS
L'ppincoit Jno
Lesscnger Geo
LOwther James
Lernby Henry
Lumbard Simon
Lymun Geo
Loop | ynthia
NJ
Magee Francis p.
MlllIgan Hugh
Mechem Joshua
Morrison Miss Sarah
Morton Mrs. Nj A
Morris Stephen
Masters William
Misenhelder |
Mitchell J a. VIII
Montgomery Jno
Mills WIN
Mills Henry
Moore James
Moore Thomas >
Maischcll Mrs Sarah
Miller Allen
Miller jacob
Martin Nm (Joiner)
Martin Glcneger
Martin Benjamin
Martin WIN z
Martin Esq tfarmctl
Martin WIN or Eliza
Martin Mr.
Nc
MClure Jno
Me- Toll 'ueh Miss II A
McCors Hugh
Mckay WIN
Nc a ,Ily Miss Mary I nc
Mcconnell james >
MCMllian Thomas
MCGinuis ID
MCCregor Rubt
Mclean James 4
McNash VIM
Nc Murray WIN Edwd.
McAdams Rpht
McNash Mr. (~Shoemakcr)
"
Norton Il = ,
Ncf Miss Elizabeth
NebItt DIR S'crlug
NIcOl Miss Hannah M
Nabor Emily
Ohlc &
OndroH RI
OR.ily Phil
Osle Benjamin 4
Il
Powell Thompson
Porter Miss Isabella G.
Pumphey WIN
PONCE 4 w
Pumphrcy N
Powell Henry
Preston w e.
Page Thpmas
Pierce Lewis
Pennock Thomas
Price Atle
Prayer Miss Elizabeth
r Pennock ID l.
PIrson Juliet
Pesley Ebenczer G. b
Pollock { NJ
"
Ross Braxipn
Radcl II Daniel
Reed Osmon
Robinson Jno (Clay 50
RIcks Mary l.
Richardson Sarah
=
Scott w
Spencer Mrs al NJ
Stevenson llesY
Sanly Mrs Caroline
SiuCkmln \
Stewart Mns Minerva X !
Stone JOS w
Sialey David
Stroud WIN.
ShaTre w
Singleton Miss Elizabeth !
SIIiyards JnO
SIepIed FnnrIs \
Slirmln Samuel
Slater Wan
ShuTard Geo
simpson Miss Mary
Srany Richard w
S.pss Juo
S1ibler Miss Mary
Sims WIN
Smith Miss Susan w
Saith Miss Martha
Smith James fAssi"neo)
Smith James VI
Smith Urea
Smith
Smith Miss Amelia
Smith Fred X
a
Thomas JuO
Tender BenInmin
Taylor Elizabeth (NIiss)
Thom1s Jacob &
Tracy WIN
Tappen Jno
Todd Ashurv
u g. v
Ugarhau David
Vail N
Narney z
NUlz n
NOlz r
Woodrow s d 2
Wise Miss Calharino
Walch Bridget
Welch Christopher
Wade JnO r
Wheeler James
White Mrs
White DOrcas
Wldswouh Rev WA
Wood Mrs Jane
Wright AlmOn
Weight Miss Sarah
Wise Geo
Willis Geo
WomelidurH Miss +
Warden Samuel
Warden ZachItiah
Walter Louis
Wild Jos
" Wilson Miss Nancy
Wtudor Mrs Ruth
LETTERS.
Juo Eckhsu
ChristOpher SlohboAm
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Spring FASHIONS.

SPRING FASHIONS.
AVERY a. co
> ESPECIFUlLY iuiotm their fricndsa n,
"a the public that they have on hand a Inr,
assortment OF HATS and CAPS Of The latest spuus
fash IN IN great variety, whics will he solid Nv
ioE cash may 3
Cd UIIDS. n. o SUGAR.
ErSG 30 Bbis. MOLASSES.
so Bags RIO COFFEE.
81 Boxes TIT PLATE.
Just received per steamer West Point. and for sale
low by WM. PAXTON a SON..
June l6
SIX NIGHTS WITH TIE WASHINGTON.
~ lANS-A serbs Of Temperance Tales. by I
) Arthur. No | and ,. Just received ,,s a., s,Lo
." JOHN II THOMPSON'S
Junl6 Lie'ay Depot. Monroe Il.
Q f BARGES NO Mpiasscs.
Or Z hhIs. Sarnr.
Just received and COR s1lo BY
-So-It. AFrERBURY. CALDWELL Co
(7FA, FOX RE\T-Three good brick dwciIirp
tln41 houses on HaUpden street. Possession given
on 'h. first II April. Apply to
Jan lS-f THOMAS SWEENEY.
SOOTHING SYRUP.
Wiz best remedy Tor the suffering of infants in
'SeIhing. received and tor sale by
mar 20 JAMES BAKER.
FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
RW ~ n.NNNIlNtr oilers IhT sale the
nEA house aud lot on the north ,nsf cor
biiiNa ncr Of Monroe an! Finh streets
Hlh1AS Wheeling, Va. This hourr ia ,,eIi
G2 hnlshed and convenient 10 H.,
ousliess part OF the CITY. Gentlemen wisbtog n
desirnble residence will get 4 good property ysry
low for cashApp ytO '"'
az &c + UAyEINS
ECElVE from philadelphia "
"a trunk Ladi's' Gne CATER Boots,
" hid walking shoes and
slippers. jan 10 SAMUEL MCLRLAN. .
TRUSTEES SALE.
virtue Ji a deed OF trust irum Ernest V,H
ne ienbrook To- me, now OF recordDn the Clerks
@1iilee Tor ONO c9uaty m Book % page 37I, on
inursday the 30thday sfJune 1872 Al n o'clock
a VI | sh-l tsea % the highest and best bidder
az pUutE auction, on the I~rcuists. Two csrfaIn
.0Il oi ground, m Nichols town, situated on IN.
ono riyer lmmedIntciy above the Rolling am of
Blake, On. semer * 90. said lots are numbered
eight AID nine on The platof said town. aud arr,
ded. '"''S ''s'-
The terms and conditions Of said sale made
known or the day ofsale.
Selling as 'rustee | shall convey TO the Pur
chaser only such tlle as is vested I'm me by the
SAID deed OF Trust. JAMES 5 WHAT,
may 3l-3w Trustee
ErnD
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sf<a Une uniil Tue lei oi Apul 1913 at "a We
y low rent. Apply to CALDWELL.
Jun Is Assignee
IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTs.-I
WILSON leaves this morning for S-nuuion
and will be absent ul the 9Th July next. lie has
made arrangements by he and OF special expresses.
To have all who may apply 70 him. Tor the benefit
of the law, after his returu and up O, the 2Slh Of An.
gust nexl declared bankrupt ~ the g. October. and
finally dIschlrged on the lst january, which will
he rs early ns those can be discharged Who apply
beiure the 2Slh instant. iun 81
SOAP AND CANDLES, both Of wheeIinr
~ aud GAINESVILLE manufacture kept constantly
on hand for sale hy F W BASSETT.
S1Jlh Wheeling, Jun %
F"RN y OATS, constantly kept for sale by
- + w BASSETT.
south Wheeling. jun %
SCHOOL COOKS.
( + various SORTS for cash or Ia exchange for rags.
~ for sale by FW BASSETT.
Soulh wheeling. Jun %
az OEE r SuOES At ruE SION or
w THE BIG RED BOOT-Just recciv.
ell from Philadelphia, | trunk ladies fine kid slippers.
Also an assortment Of Ladies' Kid slippers and
c%hildreus' boots and ankle Ties Of Wheeling manu-
EClure. SAMUEL MCCLAlLEN.
jun %
- DOLLAR BRANDY small quantity
- remaining n baud Of That errs ell BraHig.
riniags 1919 IN wood and gllss, for medical purpo.
KING & CRUNBACKER.
jun % I6 Voter zoos
NO.iJI.
IT7HERE will be a celebmron IN the town Of Ne
Pleasant. or the Ih day Of July. Dr. which
every true American that can make 10 convenient
Will please attend.
Aud also, the friends Of Sabbath schools. and
Temperance. a procession Will De performed & ap-
1%ropruie addresses will he delivered on the occasion.
Come one. come aN;
By order OF the committee,
HAMILTON.
AMOS JONES.
HENRY BONS.
NJ Pleasant. Ohio. June Is. 1912.
\ UTNCHANGE-Ths proprietor Of tlc Black
~ Mammoth Boot. sIufh sui of Marker Square.
wants Co exchange Tor cash. Ladies very Superior
Black and roiorcI kd add satin slippers, black md
colorcd -ik anI woricd CALLERS. ohrlIrrus black
and cpIorad Md bp1t- aui Uuskins aud ankle Ties.
aI-o. Misses black and culpred slippers,
JON rs
AIRS NnLLERs Pine cut Chewing Tobaoco-
wi jest rareiyrd aad 6r sale atihc Family Gro.
ccy Store. IN ELLNAkER.
iun &c
al e. ROSCOE. priss oi Accouuuufsbtp 1ud
W Mercantile P.nmaushtp, proposes giving
Practical instruction u be mDf approved methods
OF book keepIng. 10 nch gentlemen as may patron
We htm.
The requirements m Penmlnship end n business
form of wiring have generally been considered more
Than % compensation iur Toe icrmsof instruction.
Terms will be- Eve dollars @r knowledge of sc.
cOuuuufship. but nD charge viii be made To- those
who may to- reasonably dissatisfied.
Room o1 Nam street., ono door below KclsaIr.
CiofhirR siore.
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