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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-07
SECOND CROP APPLES RXRTO r.

SECOND CROP APPLIES EXRAO n.
DlNARI.-Mr X. Il. Dutton, of Upper Chi
chester, Delaware County, Pa. presented us
Yesterday, with half dozen apples. the second
crop oi this season, produced on tree on his
iarm. They are, ccrtsinly, OF very exlraordi-
nary growth for second crop. the largest
measuring SIX inches and half IN circumier-
ence. and the others little inferior in SIZE
The first crop of apples produced by tho tree
this season was large. and they were ripe i'm
harvest time, early in August. Mr.. Duttcn
says he never knew apples of the second crop
oi single season 10 approach anything like
s the sizs ol thesn. A month longer of warm
weather would have bought them probably
+ 20 perfection Phiia. ChToniek.
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IMPORTANT FEATURE OF THE

IMPORTANT AZURE OF THE
TlMES.-Ihe talented European correspon-
dent of the New York Observer, q. de F6fisse,
in speaking OF the wonderful change in public
sentiment, s1ys-
Thirty years ago-twcnty. ten years ago,
religion seemed almost forgotten in the high
or walks OF political lie. Statesmen did not
mention ii, oronly disisinGully. lniidels said
proudly, -"AU il over with Christianity; We
arc looking ioI batter and more useful ihiugs!n
Now, wha, a change Wherever we turn our
eyes, religion appears crci. with elevated
front, attracting the attention at nations, and
cNcrting IN important influence on the desii
mics at The world. w. may bepcc derive
useful lesson. that religious faith is always
necessary TO individuals aud tn nations. Per
hapS, IN time OF revolution or war, men may
Imagine that they eau dispense with religion.
hut ait little, let the public lever bc al.
laycd, let the smoke OF the battle field be- seat
tered. give io man leisure Ia reflect on himself
and he will find in his heart those sacred in
stincts which God does not allow To perish. -
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NOTICE.

DCRSuANr TO warrant to N directed we have this
- day viewed ar csrav shown Ia IA by Wan. Wgehon,
and do find the 10 be small Hsy Mare with white
slip her fofec AL three seaFs Old White
and the rgm hind pot thirteen hands high
siod all round We do sppraise same AZ twenty
dollar Given under hands this 3ist dsy Oco.
bcr, ieSS. ROBERT nANE.
MATHEW FRiMnl.E,
THOMAS kiRk.
Tic owner - fene-icito prove property and pay
pcn-.-- aud take ll-f away al Wvcr,F-. Tavern
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a CARD

THsALLtNr AND DELAPLAIN. Monroe 8, XCho.
lie a. having received heavy Invoices ~ Ce.d.
'" their ifsds are prepared job and pieee ~si.
"si isfpfslc terms, They would eaii al, .ttsrtta
y" 20 e ipiiowinT Goods bought al ts to,,s-,
H ,' 1,sket snd offered a very small advance
ieh ahd licsf ari Goids large gnanflt,es i,hi..
~ hfis, shifting sifipez at coios-. very isrvs H.,
s Consisting - Cloths, CSssimeres 'sstins ksy-
i., Such 81 Belgian Cas- aieres PAID Ana rlosl.. "a
s..,l.-s b.nseis. Shasvis Comforts Dress f;s,of,
pis,t' Co. no.-Hh i'c'an-, Aipaea- Prints, nxhsHls
IS, sou jn'i m feeeiW ~ their second stosk ,hi. PAN
''''' i''-i' '''-'s 70 pufchs-ers.--N. C'y OsI a.
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sIlOSs,66I q

u. j. WALkER,
Socrcfaryof ohe Treasury.
TREASURY DErARrMESr, Nov. Z. lSi6
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CIRCTLAR SAxvS
STOCKING

STOCKING
IVA ANiFACToRY-JOIiN EdKHtRT R.....,e,
80 - in"fms the citizens OF Whseling ard ,s,I'
NV ''nt'hueS I" manufacture Stock tars Rh,t. .,i
eN'ts 81 superior quality. Whil-a I,s !. 1h.,,s,,,
l fsst iN"fs be hopes hy attention 10 h-iue.- A., s,
'"n'1"anrc 81 ie lie will hereaa., 49,. -.
mana hncf article Than las ever keen l..
us ous; Mandatory Main e. oppo.ite thc No,,e
W esieru Bank Of Virginia wv "o"a
Oct -. lm
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EYEIDEiBuEG, new Novel by G. 4. n James
ik4 Atttla
Charles Tyrrcil or the bitter blood
Corse DC Leon or IA. u tgand
Forest PAYS,
Arurouu
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NEW GOODS.

J. u * Il. b. MARSH.
HANE just receised aud are nov oreninr Al No ia
sSA Main street. Wheeling Va Their second stort -
ial sud Winter Goes, having housht then, since the
very Efes' reduction Of prices prorac offer rrea
t't Inducements than those who purchs-cd Few ,rets
ieote Can and cysmine, aud YOU viii see the sc, re-
duction for youfselvcs -N' ~
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M s Hancock use Of r ~ Ladmer, VS. S ID
Livingston, judgment 25lh November l842, for
1874 20,
nj Ajchison ". G Herbert, judgment 25th
November 1870, for 283 81.
RS BlountYaA King, 4 Brays AAllen, d
Foote and 9 M Price, judgment 25th Noyenl-
Der t842, fori $40 IA.
J L Mitchell use Of w R Chambers VS. w
heggitt, Judgment 25th November 1912, for 1874
M s Hancock use Of R M Lalimer admir- &c
vs. S D Livingston, Judgment 25th November
Il842, for 1917 3d..
The Citizens Bank Of Madison county, VS.
J White and 7 MplIip, judgment 18th Noyemr
Der l842, for 252 50,
b w Pittman use Of S M Old, VS. | Spencer,
judgment Iith November 1912, for 90. 90.
Stone ir, admir- &c, VS. G Boyd, judgment
l4th November l842, for 203 30.
HansbTough & benson We A Nv Smith, judg-
ment 3lst January 1910, for520 SO.
| B Herrod use Of j. Ellis, VS. w P Anderson,
Judgment goth November 1912, for 1918 A,
Compton & Massie use Of Compton \ Old
ham, vsR M Williamson and VIC hewsom,
judgment 24lh October 1887, for 1856 IA.
J P Marshall vs. w Jones, judgment 23d May
1912, for 406 1871.
Chewing & Dawson vs. ] G OFT, Judgment 81,
October 1887, for $3.50 IS.
G w Mcdowell use If ] Germany VS. Vinson
Sanders and J Hanna, judgment 25th April
1887, FORT N,
Cash, Cox & co, VS. John Read, judgment 10,
May l842, for SO 81.
Cash, Cox & co, VS. w N Thorn, judgment
10th May l842, for 326 81.
Martin, Baird & co use Of S Brown vs. Vim
P Cook, iudgment5t 9th May l842, for JIG 80.
Compton s. Massey, vs. John w Leggitt, jndg-
ment 18th May.I84g, for l24 81.
R Tidwell use Of w Ferriday rs I BraySC
B Green and w Wade, judgment 5th May 1912
for 345 So.
JB Bailey VS. Willie Lyons, judgment 9Th
May 1919, for 1876 Az
JJ McCaughan VS. D Hardeman, Judgment
4lh May 1912, for 324 7S.
The Citizens Bank Of Madison county, VS.
T H Christmas, H Christmas and R Christmas,
judgment 9Th May 1874, for 1890 90.
R Tidwell use Of w Ferri6ay VS. J Burrough
and N Towns, judgment 18th May l84l, for
1856 GO.
R Tidwell use Of w Ferriday VS. D Atkins
and s Hodge, judgment 18th May l84l, for
1881 AZ.
r Tidwell use Of w Ferriday, VS. J Williams
J M Towns and ? Ayre, judgment 18th May
l84l, for 81 %.
R Tidwell use of w Ferriday, VS. D Atkins,
Judgment 18th May l84l, for III 80.
PB Pope, Kirk & co, Bede Johnson, judy
ment 3lst January 1910, for 2O8 At:
The Citizens Bank Of Madison county, vs.
J White, w N thom, T Mullin and VIM Hoy,
judgment 18th November l84l, for 2,742 So.
r Iidwell use of W Ferriday, VS. J M Towns
and Joseph Burrough, judgment 10Th May l84l
for 1903 So.
N Tins 6 + Bowden VS. t Donnahoo und
PL Clover, judgment Slst January 1870, fol
lO2 95,
r Mckee use Of FSpinneue vs. c myers and
H Christmas judgment 18th February 1916, fol
81 SO.
p ii Hays use Of M Gays, VS. w Hoy, Thos
Mullin, W E Harrald and ] Briscoe, judgment
! Both May 1914, for 1908 SO,
Henry Hamblen vs. A Desmare and HTayloi
sup &c, judgment 23d May l842, for 4,2O5 80
W. s. BAILEY, ShT.
july A. 1916.
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sHNRIFF,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursu.
~ ant to the provisions Of an act Of
the legislature Of the State of Missis
sippi, entitled "An act TO ensure the col.
lection Of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes" passed Gath day Of February
1914, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county oC Madison, will, on the First
Monday, the 9th day Of October, 1916,
expose to public sale, at the door Of the
court house Of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and 10 the
following judgments, rendered in the
circuit court Of said county, at the dates
respectively designated, 70 satisfy all
costs accrued and accruing on the same,
viz:
Benz r Pickett use Of P Craddock, VS.
Madison T Moore, judgment 18th Feb
ruary l845, for $3.50 10.
Fugh & Slade use &c vs. Martha B
Runnels, execut'x ofH Runnels, decd,
Judgment 18th May l843, for 1876 "a.
Cave & Shafer, VS. J J McCaughan &
co, judgment 9th May l843, for 536 SO,
CT Anderson sury &c, ysJ W P Nc.
Jimsey, judgment 9th May l842, for
SO go.
A Pierson, ct al, VS. R B Ford, iudg.
ment 9th May lS42, for 1893 Az.
Helm & Cockrell, vs. N W Staples,
Judgment 9th May l842, for ~ SO.
Helm & Cockrell VS. Staples & French,
judgment 9th May, l842, for 22s SO.
Alpheus Bascomb, vs. William P Cook,
judgment 9th May, l842, for 100 60.
Wolf, Bishop & co, VS. David NJ Porter,
judgment 9th May, 1912, for 492 g..
Thos ] Smith, use &c, VS. s N Pucket,
judgment 9th May, l842, for 2o7 80.
J Harper use &c, vsJ W { omforl and
Benlhall, judgment 9Th May, 1912
for 237 33.
John H Baird. VS. Henry Phillips, ludg
ment 9th May, l842, for 3I4 "A.
Bullitt, Ship & co, VS. N D Ingram ant
n ? Shelby, Judgment 9th May ls42
for 9S8 80.
Callahan & Gillespie use &c, VS. Johl
Duke, judgment 9th May, ls42, 70
1899 on.
H NJ Walker use &c, VS. B Oglesby
Judgment 22d November l841, for 2
, I605 90.
Gilmore & Webb, use &c, VS. A
Towns, J M Towns, William Wade, ]
Tiller, George R Fall and George R,
: binson, judgment Cd May, 1912, rc
4,3q9 So.
Chelsey Williams, VS. Harrison Jordal
Judgment Goth November 1871, Il
Q 456 sc.
J B Howcott, use &c, vs. John Brisco
Judgment 9ist May, l841, for i99 90.
Griffin & Caruthcrs, use &c, VS. tn,
P McBlair, John H McBlair, andsJ w
McGimsey, judgment Din May, 1874
!. for 4,O83 SO.
10 Napier, use &c, VS. John Brisco
Judgment 2lst May, 1S41, for l2i /
2 Kibbee q Aldrich, use &c, VS. N D Il
ID gram, Judgment 9Th May, l842, Il
$40 66i.
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BALSANI
WILD CHERR'
VIII Miracles never cease
deace Of It's SURPRISING hsdlI
tine Yirtues!!
Z Z 9 Z I 1 I
Springfield, Ky, Nay

Me8srs. Sanford & Park--q
take This opportunity Of lnlolI
Of a most remarkable cure p
upon me by the.use Of 'll wis
sam Of Wild Cherry
In the year 1910 ! was taken
inflammation Of the bowels Whicl
ed under for six weeks when
ly recovered. Ia the fall q ~
attacked with a severe cold, W
ed itself upon my lungs ano
space or thA years was 81
nv bed. tried all kinds o.
and every variety Of medical
out benefit; AMI thus wsaf|
until the winter Of 1874 when
of .Wistar's Balsan e wy
NY friends persuaded me 70
trial, though ! had given y =.
recovery and had prepared a
the change Of another sOtld,
Observation-Disclosures was lnduceq|
~ r.
use of the Genuine Wssta's
wa Cherry, The effect v
tonishing. After 6Oe gears q
pain and suffering; ana aI'sI
spent four Or fre A9aaf's ~
purpose, and the best aug w. !.
able physicians had proved y, |
Ii was soon restored 70 epilr' |
The blessing Of God and I1s '
Wistar's Balsam Of WaaC's'
/ am now enjoying goOa Y
such is my altered appearance
no longst known when nS''
mer acquaintance.
/ have gained rapidly u Y Y
nv flesh IS firm and SOLO, y
as much as any person. /
seems to agree with ms,
more during The last siH n0n''
lad eaten Eve years before
Considering my case s!sl0, y
Ii deemi it necessary loF "a
FamiSted, and the duty o~ =
orietors and my fellow men ..a
know where relief may 2
this statement public WI
Nav The blessings q ~ e,
the proprietorsof 50 val l1I 7 4
u Wistar's Balsam o.
Yours respectfully, ,
Sarfora Il Pag gsnsT w !
the west, corner q FOu
~. sola II The Drug aloI0
!. ~ ~ fP,RlIEsTLEy : !.
o. y. wooDAAr n
W, +. TAEhEHiS
j March %, ls40,
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TRUsPFr,s

.Eby Virtue Of a Deed -
executed by Jns = : \
~ Jane bis Wiz. , ~ I Boy
N%o y 1870, "a 'gs
g trustee and reco,5e W y
q me Probate Court Of NJ. =
s %ls'lg.' il Book of Dssi
275, 276, ~, 27ss Nj
purpose Of securing sno
notes therein apeci6ea ~
same transferred u MA
merchants Bank Of TenSes.al
owned BY Allen Gary,-. ss
ls' Fir'' Monday u NIL,
being the % day Of lbe MI
~ sac lo Tie highest bidis.
on the pre- misses conveyc5 u
The ! unde signed, lyiaE 70 ] NJ
Of Canton al Stunp B,sla
Creek, The following 5s..l
~ Of 50 much thereof i M
cient to pay off and disehs,sl
secured by the deed, q I g.
notes IS remains unuala 4 III \
sale viz:
West half Of the soutb.v..
Of section No 5;the south NM NJ
No. 6; also 20 rods vide VI ],
end Of the north half If ssc,;,
the east half Of the nortb.ss.
Of section No. 4; Tie por,b NJ n
north east quarter Of sectioD n
Township No Range 1 s,s'
half o. southeast quarter nm
q in Township No 10 Rspos /
And all the land lying nort5 !
'reek on the northeast ous,,'
No IL township 10 EsDSe / !
tanning by estimation 750 "a,
same more Or less.
/ ALsO-Two Wagons. !.
hundred bushels Of OH suS
der, Household and Kitchen |
Thetitle 10 said properly
be undoubted.
Sale to take place within
prescribed by law.
7. SHACELF
April rs, l848.
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JAYNE's sANATIvn PILLS.

THESE pills may be taken at all times
- and in most diseases: in indamma-
tory, intermittent, rehittent, bilious and
every formo Of Fersr-Jaundice and Liv-
er complaint. For dyspepsia they are
really an invaluable article, gradually
changing the yitiated secretions of the
stomach and liver, and produc ng heal
thy action inFthose important organs -
Thy are very valuable for diseases,of
the Skin, and for what is commonly cal
led imPurity of the Blood; also for Fe.
male complaints, costiveness, ETC., and
in fact every disease where an Aperient.
Alternative or Purgative medicine may be
required.
Dyspepsia positively can be cured BY
a persevering use of this Sanative, espe.
cially if the Tonic Vermifuge be used
in conjunction. ,
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRlEST1EY & MOSBY.
August 1, 1916. 43-3v
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NEW SPRING & SUM1EER
GOODS.

FNHE undersigned have just received
a from the North an entirely new
and splendid assortment Of SPRING and
Summer Goods, viz;
Brocade muslins, graduated do, swiss
do, null do, j%aconet do, lace do, printed
do, bishop lawn, bobbinets, grass CLOTH
~tarlatan, Grape, cold and black, French
lawns, worstod barege colored and black,
French ginghams, gingham robes, mus
lin robes, Fanny EsIer robes, French
pyramid do, G os d'rhine, dimity, linen
lawns, Irish linen, brown and white .hol.
land, chambrags, all %colors, cambrics.
all colors, brown and white damask table
diaper, bleached and unbleached domes.
tics, birds eye diaper, cotton cloths
brown linen, linen drillings, carpeting
linen pocket handkerchiofs, silk do, silk
~scarls, silk shawls, barege do, black
silk cravats, colored do, Bingham do
silk, cotton and linen gloves, silk and
cotton hose, do half hose, linen checks
cotton do, ginghams, %cottonades. silk
parasols. ~sun-shades, fax thread, spoo.
cotton, French, English and German
Prints, at all prices. &c. &c.
BONNETS - Leghorn, Straw, Mo
hair and Tissue Bonnets.
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WIZ y REgMEDY!
May 2, 1876:
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.

HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.
A safe and sure cure for CHILLS or
AGUE and FE YER, in the unpre-
<edented time Of Fve Hours.
ME attention Of the public is particu-
Il larly called to this great remedy
for Chills or Ague and Fever, and in do
ing so, the Proprietor deems it proper to
make the following declarations, the
truth of which, he desires the people to
test by a trial, and he will cheerfully a.
bide their decision, viz:-1st, The arti.
Gle is pleasant and convenient to take
Cd, 1t will cure every case, If the diree-
tions are observed. Sd, 1t will leave no
injurious effects in the system; on the
contrary, it imparts strength TO, the con
stitution. 4lh, 1t is purely vegetable,
and refined from all gross particles which
render other preparations 50 muddy and
Rdisagreeabie to the taste. 9Th, It will
cure with perfect certainty in FIVE hours.
GTCertifcates on the wrapper around
the bottle, Of cures from six months to
ten years standing.
HOUSES PILE OINTMENT.
S a most valuable, safe, and certain
y cure for the PILES. Numerous Ger.
t~ifcates Of the happy effects of this ONT
ment may be found upon the wrapper
accompanying each bottle.
Messrs PRESLEY 8. Mosby - GENT
Having been for many years, at inter-
walls, greatly afflicted with blind Plies,
and having used almost every remedy,
within my reach, but 10 little effect. In
a recent attack, | applied to you and OBJ
tanned a bottle of "Dr. Houses Pile Oint-
mem" used it agreeable to direction, and
found more speedy and permanent reliej
than from any article lever used. Per
sons afflicted with Piles will do well ID
tryit. B. L. BARNES,
Pastor of Baptist Church, Canton
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY y M0SBY.
Canton
N. q. cAYcE,
Sharon
June Is, 1916. 3g-3m
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TVHE undersigned respectfully informs hi,
friends and the public generally, that he
has purchased a very neat stock OF
French and English
cloths and cashmere s.
PLAIN AND FANCY VEsTlNG
Of the most improved patterns,
Which he will make to order on the mos
REAsONABLE TERMS.
JOHN RICE.
Next door to H. II. Lawson's Office.
November %, l845. IT.
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Drap de'ete coats, linnen check do,
drap d'ete pants, linen drill do, ~linnen
and cotton check do, log cabin do, cot,
tonade do, plaid cotton palelots, tweed do
coton do, black satin vests, Marsaille do
print do, shirts, drawers, suspenders, &c.
Q~UEENSWARE-A beautiful as.
sortment Of Queensware at very low
prices.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Knives, Knives and Forks, Scissors,
Thimbles, &c. &c.
FANCY ARTICLES - Lavender
water, Eau de Cologne, Pomatum, Ma
CAESAR Oil, %perfumed cushions, Breast
pins, Hair pins, Silver Thimbles, Silk
Purses, and a great variety of other ar
ticles, which we offer very low for cash.
EICHELSTElN & Co,
May 2, 1916. 49,
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MMArW~Ra

Fine black beavef hats, white do.
white a ssimere do, black do, leghorn
do, straw do, panama do, palm leaf do.
grass do, sporting do, youths do, wbte
Russia do.
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Boots, Shoes and BrOgGMS

Fine sewed calf boots, pegged do, gen
tIemen's CATERS, pumps, lady's CATERS
buskins, brogans, slippers, walking shoes
bootees, lace boots.
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YIRGINIA FuNDs,

a Virginia Bank Check for 1896, drawn On
a Richmond, for sale BY,
VIM. s. BEARD & Co.
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UD ECEIvED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
fnm the cities Of New York. Philaie'phis
atd Baltimore. = large ati general Assortment e
Gnarories. whi,h in addition u burner sioes uske-
ca it os-Vfimeni complete. Of ~hish The following
. a part. Which they ute js ored - sell On The
mast de-irstic terms;
1870 6,gs Ro Coffee
25 do Java do
80 do Pepper
% 10 Pimenln
as chests Young iIysnn Tea
20 do Gunr,wdsr aud ~lmPytiVl
100 bfi. Nu2 md : Nia,het,l
25 20 Lat Sugar
20OO Lbs G,rre,s Scotch Saul
lOOO Lbs Cud fiSh
5000 do Brszict's & S~aeaIhirg Copper
900 Bhcs rn Plato
OO3 i.h- B.n.a I'm
I 60 Lie Sp.iet
5000 LIZ wrc No. G H. Is
ua-e, Ltqu-uce Ball
$500 LIS M,dd.t
100 Lbs Csssia
BIS Cloves
50 B,xs. Rai-ius
; Bales = = a mpsJ.
10 Brs Al"m
Bd Nuim'g'
- io,r- Choculsis
20 Bril- Chirrcsl ~Is's~oud
Ia do Ch aud Giugct
2Ceron,,- lndien
] rask IaorhlaCk
20 Kegs Mnsiard
IS bikes C,,cnd,sh Tohaccr. 5. IL, and l.
l.umn-
100 Bfis y @ Mrlassrs
20 DO Sugar llou.c
FLEMING A. HUNTER.
y r. The c,llnv ing adicie- of C"uniry Pi-duc'
taken "a Exchange. bsc,n. Lard, fesihcfs. Bees
war. Bauer. Clover seed. fla,.ccI Ciusuug. I,ng,
Nr.Ac fLENINC a HUNTER.
Whccling. Nov %. ~.
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UNITED STATES T.,
WATER SIR TT.

IItfIIsNF II
rENIlE und'r,icncd respectG.i, inform the pub.
q hr. ihat they have l,a.cd the al-Nc house
tu' a term oi yrar- have had n entirely 70 nuslclcd
and very mu'h improved ~ The arrangement oi ~
fr-'ms ana p"rches, have had u newly and hand.
s'm"'y painted. clfpsicd ahd Iaprtod throughout
AMI newly furnished. 90 a style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in Ue West. E,rp article - esutrly Lcw
ssd The Whole hsuse bu lStiy i,gsicI with ga.
Tkcy uHrr the accommodation 81 lac huu-e io
he pablo. fully determined, hot Oh guests -tal
hnd a. her house. CaieuainBcut hat viii soi iai
q, hn,rf satstlciius.
tr'm thc superior attauTem' nj of he House and
Iah'r. aud ihe hc,ion Of he hou.e in front ct ihc
leamb'ai landing. ihcy indulge ihc hopc. Tho
they viii receive q hlrul share ui putle rarn,nsgc
may3 MITCHELL s. CALDWELL
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FrnNITuRE wARE-RoOMs.
JOAN NJ.

ID ESfLCIFUi LY invites no attention Il The
IL e. zrns ~ Whochny aua The country. L. b..
stDck q beauiiisl ~tuniiprr, Of IA, ~ ~. y, l2l
Nam sitcci. a lew do,Is above he L ) IIOJrl. lie
ha. "a hand.
SOFAS OF the latest and nr-i Gshionah'e siy'e.
BUREAUS ~ suPsuor Iiie and the b., mai.
BIDS fEADS. rev sHi splendid ouruA.
TABLES-Pcf. Wunug. Genre. Gard. W,,,k
Dining. Hc.Ac, q he boot sale.
STANDS Plain. Chefry, Msboranv. &c. 81; oil
OF Which vail be .oll as ioN u uoi lower han AZ
any othct e.iabiishnepf tie city.
UPHOLSTERY. VENrUAN BLINDS. COX
GLASSES FRAMES. aud all otter Cae,.s,
Ware isrni,hcd 90 ofdot.
MAHOGANY y~ENEERS-A good stock for
sale low.
Plea'e call and examine fr yourselves
dec 10
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rENIIEY KEEP constantly on hand. a very ~.
y tsnsi'c assortment ol supsnsf Nah gany
french ard Cresian Grain, II tkng chais. sofas
ft'f snd card Table,, Dressing Bureaus. n,i.ieaJs
Ioiei SANDS. assorted silss; together wnh every
ph'f Rulclc ~ ne latest stylc and besi lntsled
} unnfUre ever offered il ihs city.
Gilt and Mahugany Famed IL krg Gls.,cs o
every variety sud ptre. Looking Glass Plate. q all
'ites. Pau0H and P,ciure Frame, on hand .ud
made 10 order,
Dghosierg Ware. consisting ~ Feather B~ds
i"i.le~ and Pill0w, iIlir. cotton. Hob. Spung
anj straw Nistirsssss; Blankets. Quits. c,imiofs
Sackins tuoms Oh ciuth cuyef.. Fhos ciph
Glass Mas Of ai tinds, together with eye,y oihef
anicie.Oi Upholstery Wsse. ON hand snd made "a
Uuler
Neniiian and Sisi Window Bind; Window
Shslcs Il eSety vnfeiy AID culot; ~ ~ Whieh VII
be sold ai yefy lcW puces, aui woffsnied OF hs
be.f qualry Nl-o. MAHoaASy NESEras. Tia
,lolh. NAESisu, Spanish Mioss. Mshaesny Kopb.
Sand Pspsf. Lneks. Huge. csssns. Husp THfa
niSGt r n.tanhy ou hsfi sud said loss tf cssu.
aGr SrEAN Bears iner,sbcJ win svffy ouitis
Oi f%ufnhufs ~ short rutce sn4 os fae soy iss
terms. sep ~
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NorICr.

Commissionsr's OEos. Jsn'y ~. 1916
The parties or Oiher persons having any intero.,
20 'hs msiiefs contained 10 lie foregoing decree.
are hereby notified. that / have appointed wedoe..
dtyih 25ib dsy ofFebfusry lS46 al my once m
'he cay Of wheeling. ss tho time and place. when
and Where I shall Ihr complexion Of
'he SAID a'oou"i' And ] hereby require The said
parties and persons 80 interested ,n the ssme t
sppest bciofo me ON ssis 25ih day Of February
1910 aud produce their respective claims tor adj.
jos ment and settlement
Jan % NH A CIApEr g.