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BANK OF WASHINGTON, June II, 1876.
A GENERAL MEETING of the stockhold-
"A ers of this bank will be held at the banking
house on Monday, the 9th of July next, at l2
O'Clock, M, for the purpose of elecng trustees TO
manage the concerns Of the institution for the ensu-
ing year. The polls will be kept open till o'clock,
p. m. JAS. ADAMS,
June lS-ea3t&wtd Cashier.
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Superior Stationery.

Superior Stationery.
MN. FISCHER, importer of fancy and sta
w pie stationery, parchment, cutlery, &c, &c,
has just received direct from Paris, by the ship
Orleans, case ofcholce stationery comprising let
ter and tracing paper, envelopes, fancy sealing wax
and waters Of various Sizes Some of the paper is
very suitable for foreign correspondence requiring
eight sheets to weigh half ounce. For wholesale
ane RETAIL at Statoners' Hall, where articles are sell
ling at reduced prices. June 30-3taw2w
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Furnished house to let.
FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSE FOR RENT.--A two-story brick
l. Il with basement, situated on Al street between
Pennsylvania avenue and G street. Inquire of
JAMES WILLIAMS,
Pa. avenue, 4 doors west Al street.
June lS-3taw
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NOTICE.. w. Buckley & ]. w Pvsor.
~ under the firm of Buckley and TYSON have
opened their Office on F street, near the Treasury
Building, Washington for the transaction of cen.
eral exchange business. Bills of exchange, pronis
sorry notes. drafts, or bank notes, payable in any
lected. VI WI
L. w. Buckley will transact business a, his Office
NO. no Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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Ar ril 22-eod2m

L. FOR SALE, commodious two.
iil story brick house. with basement and back
Mlll building, one square north of st. John,
Church, on 10Th street. The owner wishing to
leave the city, will dispose of it on reasonable terms
inquire of Mr.. Holland, at the counting-room Of
the Union Office.
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Tickets, Sl0-halves, S5-quartars, 81 so.
For sale by
J. G. GREGORY g. CO., Managers,
Next door east Of National Hotel,
June l-d&cpiftd Washington, d. c.
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTo-
~ RY-Corrected up to date by the postmaster
of the House of Representatives. For sale by
June F. TAYLOR.
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nesday and Saturday, at o'clock, a. m, and Alex.
andra at halpast g. or after the arrival Of the cars
from Baltimore. Returning, leave Norfolk (toueh.
ing at Portsmouth and Old Point) every Monday
and Thursday at O'Clock, p. m. Passage and
fare, s..
The osceola will not fail to connect, going and re-
turning, with the Portsmouth and Roanoke rail-
road and the Richmond and Petersburg steamers
Passage and fare to Richmond or Petersburg, Sc
She will stop at her Usual landings on the Potomac
TO take off and land passengers, and at Cone river
every Saturday going, and Monday, returning from
Norfolk.
Passage and fare to Piney Point, So
JAMES MITCHELL, Master
May 81 go
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DRAWN NUMBERS of the Alexandria
- Lottery, No. 81, drawn 3Oth May, 1876.
80, 4s, 60, 81, Sc, 81, 81, 40, 65 l6, 9, S, !, 80
10000
On Saturday, 9Th June, will be drawn
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. %, for 1916.
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Two Trips a week to Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and Old Point.

THE steamer osceols, not
surpassed in beauty or speed
by any boat on the Potomac,
will leave Washington for
,ha ak,n,,s .,l...a $780,, M
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We here add TO the imports of the second pero
TO make the comparison just
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-31
TRUST SAIL,

pursuance OF deed of trust from Eiiish g letters
ad Charlotte his wife, To ne dated D.. e,uicr "a
'' and recorded n the Clerks office OF ne Ce,i,t,'
Nout for OHIO county IN deed hOok. M. 20 p.s. Isl
shS on saturday, the 26h day OF Sep;cm e. s6 s.jI
- pubic anciion 10 The highest aud hCst bidder u the
"t door OF the Court House ior Ohio County the fol.
.eW's described property. viz Los No. q aud Is an
Ihe square No :. and one Undivided half uf iuis No
ahn IN square Ma. =, tle general plot the ait
su iSd out BY Samuel Spr.g and John Richie. that
p9t otthc city ofN hcclng allied South Wheeling
ADDITION y commonly called Rtchieiown.
! ne above property viii lie sold the follow ing
t,hs, VIZ Two hundred dollars, together with an q.
mount sufficient To pay all and charges will Re re-.
pm'o Va hc paid IN Cash. the remainder three equal
"1 payments the interest Ia lie paid qu arery. Sep
aae nUtes To lie given for principal aud interest be Sc
'".Sd 20 Tie satisfaction OF the trustee.
WH also sell at the same time aud place lot No liz
IN East Wheeling corner OF John and Finn streets =
'''"'s' cash. aug 10 DANL &. LIST Trustee.
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CnANCEKt sAI.I..

OTIS IL. lS ~ and - ~ UPpEGRAFF's ADDITION AND
- 10 SHARES o. BANK STOCK
Pursuant To the joint decree made by the Circuit Supc
nor Court of Law and Chancery for Ohio county on
The 18th day of June 1885, in the three IN Chan
Gerry between JANIS BAKER complainant, and IsR sEL
CfDEoRAFF's HEIRS defendants; and TuE MERCHANTS
AND MscuASICs' BANK OF WHEELING complainant, aud
ISRAEL UPDEGRArF's HEIRs aud ADNINIsrR AToR aud
OTHERS defendants; and JOSIAH Fox complainant, and
ISRAEL tfpESRAFFs ADMINISTRATOR and OTHERS defcn.
danis VIII, on MONDAY, the TWENTY day Sep.
efaber, 1876 SELL public auction, the of
The court house of Ohio county, the numbered IL
le ~ and % (scvenieen eighteen, twenty eight, and
twenty nine) i'm Updegrafs addition the town of
wheeling, now part ofthe city ofWhecng and the TES
SHARES of the capital stock Of the said Merchants and
Mechanics bank which belonged TO the said Israel Up
degrah at the time OF his death.
IERNs.-Each purchaser TO pay ten per cent in hand
ahn the balance IN three equal instruments each bearing
interest nom the day of sale, aud respect lively
ia siNtwelve aud eighteen months from that day Bonds
WIN good security tn tc given By each purchaser for his
deferred instruments aud the tito the property TO he
retained until paybie in full
aug Is JOHN q. EOFF, Com'r
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

/ TyEMALE sEMINARY.-rhe Female Seminary n
- North Wheelur, conducted by Ms. Wallace. vii
under favorable Providence IT, Operation
on the last Monday u August. ~ Is very a a
al who intend sc,ding their children al any time durn
the term None win he received for shoror period thar
term OF - weeks. piano forte hss iecn procured
teacher, Ireos usual. For lessons thc picuo
aud foe EN reriments Chemistry and Natural phOso
pns, there viii he an extra charge.
The course Of stuiiee intended tor the Institution for
The present, . as follows
Athhmeiic' Typography. History OF iuc United States
JUNIOR CLAss.-Aigehra, Geometry, English Gram.
mar, Elccns Of History wnh The OF Ancient At
las aud Historical Chart, Geography OF the Heavens Bot
any, Natural Thcuoey
losophy, Chemistry, intellectual Philosophy. CcOoty
Moral Science, Evidences of Christianity, Analogy OF
Additional studies win le given those who wish a
more extended course. The French Language will lie
The following testimonials in favor of Miss r. Ad
ans, who IS 10 he employed in this institution teacher
kENYoN CoLLEGE, June -, lS46
Rev VIM. Wallace. Sr-i take pleasure in informing
You that have long been acquainted with Miss Emily
and bear witness that she is lady OF amahe
manners and pous aud exemplary department.. Miss A.
that excellent Institution, the Granville Female Seminary
ito which elso bore pastoral relaon) and with
the requisite talents and qualifications for the position
which you have called her Very respectfully yonrs.
GRASvILLE, q. June %, 1876
IL affords me great pleasure be allie most
iuiiy IN the above recommendation of Pres. Broi
w. FRENCH, Faster of ST. Luke's Church.
GRANVILLE, q. June %, 1916.
From the Acquaintance have been allie To form with
Miss Adams cheerfully concur ina the above
da'ons. JACOB LITTLE, Pastor ofGrsnyilie
Presbyterian Church.
ca AWHILE, -. June -, 1876.
Miss f. Adsns has for three yeas past been connected
with thus institution teacher, aud cheerfny
concur in the above recommendations.
a. SANFORD, Rector of Granville r. Seminary.
Granville. %. July ~, 1916
Rev. VIM. Wallace, Sir-'Ihs - TO certify that we
have been acquainted with Miss Emily Adams tea
cher i the Granville Female seminary for years
and consider her as emcny qualified for such station
HENRT CARR, ias. of Bap On. Frcdonia Licking co. O
4. CAWrER, frot of MS,h. & Nat. Phi Granville Col
Rev. DAVID IT, SWAWrZ NJ. T.. en-. Lancaster Faird co
Rev. n. @. EEWGvsOS, of NJ r. Church W. Chester, a.
To all whom II may concern do earnestly recon-.
mend Emily Adams qualified Ia nnpart instruction
classes the principles vi the French Language aud well
worthy Of coufdcH &C. JAMES &. BLAIR
B'cndon, July :, iS41. wSd3w
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LATE FROM MEXICO

rAR EXICO, as IL was aud as IL Is, Nos. I, . and3
IVA MeNoo-iis Geography, its People and It's Insti-
buttons
Fremoni's Expedition to the Rocky Mountains,
The Mysteries of the lnqusiiion and other Secret ocie
ties in Spain:
Tho Artisan of .yons ny Dennis TIannigan,
Boarding out Tale OF Domestic Life.
The Donnie Blackstone DeverauN, by T.. l.. Bulwer
The Arts and Miserics of Gambling. by J. II. Green,
The Gamblers Wife nv Mrs. Grey.
The Young Prima Donna
Ethan Allen, the Kings Man. by Melville,
Captain O'SulliVan, by w. II. Maxwell
Confessions of a Pretty Woman, by Miss Pardoc
The Regents rsugheT by Alexander Dumas,
Ccuntc Monte Christie, (completc,) by Alex Dumas
Henry Russell. the rear Two Thousand,
The Step Moihcr, by G.. r. X. James,
Nan Darrell, 10y Mss Ellen Pickering,
The Squire
Wyoming, a Tale Of the Revolution.
The Dutchmans Fire side, by Pauidng,
Ann Herlert, by Lady Pelham, ny T.. L.. Bulwcr,
The Last DAYS of Pompeii, hy Bulwcr,
The Last of tls Barons, by Bulwer, received and
sale by aug I3 ELLIS, III Nam -.
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TRUST SALE OF LOIS IN EAST
WHEELING

II virtue OF deed OF trust, eNecu'cd Is John Gil.
- christ hearing date ON the 18th day OF Nav IS!t
and recorded the CLERKS office the County Conn
os Ohio county, IA Deed Book Ma. -. PAGE 1885, shall
on the eihdaN oi Sepcmc r next proceed Ia sell at pub
hc sale, az the front door OF the House OF Ohio
county 10 the highest bidder. Lots No - Owcutv t,vo)
aud ia zone hundred aud forty four aud the unv
ded Third part OF Lot No. 2fU. two hundred and forty
and the East half OF Lot No. 23 (iwo hundred and hr
~ oncl IN East WhoclnR FIVE per purchase
money To lie paid i'm hand and the residue in equal
payments at aud two years from the day sale the
purchasers giving bonds and good security bearing in
lerS from the day of sale. Selling trustee shall
only make such title vested IN ~ said deed of
trust aug : * Nj NELSON Trustee.
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TRUST SALE

pursuance OF deed Of from John rricc TO me
- dated july :. lSli, and recorded THE Clerks office
"tWeN "unN court for ONO county. In deed hook %
page ~ Will, on Friday, the 18Th day September
lSb, sell AZ public suction the front door the court
house for Ohio county, the follows described property
Ia VIII The south halfof Lot No. - Main street =, nd
south SIDE of tie alley opposite Washington street n the
CITY al wheeling, being the property formerly o-r
pcd 10y said John Price in las life time tOs her with the
appuften0nces and rights belonging to the same.
Terms of sale Cash. Selling trustee will convey
such little - vested In rs said deed uf trust
aug IL FREDERICK MOZiER. Trustee
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SMALL FAY LOTTERY.

Draws a. follows throughout the month Of August
Draws ON Tucsdays-rnpi;al Frizc S3OU0
Whole Tickc.s 81 certificate Of package wholes, IL
shares in proportion.
Draws ON Thursdays-cspiial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates of package who!es Sli;
shares IN proportion.
Draws on Salurdays-cSpiial prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificates OF package wholes Sli
shares IN proportion.
Address your orders Ia
y. l.. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va.
" T9The drawings will Ia Published regularly in the
Times and also in the Argus. Remcmler
y. L.. BORSEN'S Lucky Office,
july - WuEEuSa. Va.
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AFARMFoRS SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the Farm which he
Il lives in Sunhury Township, AlsnTOc comfy, @
containing $50 oi land less tout as 20
cleared, ct which 10 ia clover, good
orchard, all grated fru the whole farm il in first
repair aud well waiercd. good frame house. good Chin
neys and shnse roof pump uf excellent water IN the
yard, good shingled barn, with considerable number
OF Ou uldnss, and the desirable aud convenient aNau
tdgc OF having two mills and gris mills within
mile of the house. The farm picsS1ut'y auut
~ miles from the Ohio miles south OF BcaiSvto
aud miles from WoOtsdeld the county town. Possess
will he given this FAN, aud person wishing To-
purchase have bargain. For terms apply To the
subscriber on the premises.
aug ~ 3w RICHARD CONL.
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OlIN q. EOrF. Com'r.
James $ Wheat
IN CnANrEnN ~

U-"IHsI pursuance OF The UpCTep
Lukens & Bicklc Others. rendered in this cause up.
on the 18th day sf June. 1896 in the Circuit Superior
Cont of Law and Chancery, for the County of Ohio the
undersigned appointed Commissioner for the purpose
VIII proceed To sell az public auction the trent door of
the Court House of Ohio County, Monday the 9h day
of September next the part oflo No. sin ( in the first
square in the city of Wheeling. known Congress Hall
al the corner of Main Street aud Spriggs ally measuring
- feet inches in width Main Street; and the lot
numbered thirty 26) situated the intersection of
seventh street and Linsley, formerly called STREET
an that part ofthc City of Wheeling. called Fast Vince.
ling; on the following terms, Ten per cent of tho
purchase money To he paid ia baud, aud balance IN
three equal nsialmcnt hearing interest sae
aud pay able respectively eight sixteen aud tcnt four
months thereafter the deferred instruments lc secured
by iond wh good security and the title be retained a.
further security until pay mcnI IN full.
JOHN O. EOFF.
July 90, 1916. Commission,
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BLEACHING. BLACKING


a LEX. INCRAHAM. Jun. having rclnquishcd iI,c
IA rnsscssiou oftlc Book Store iu FUTON street res
Vccny solicit the custom OF th- old friends aud rcbss
cTs ct NV lsjc brother.
desirable and varied o-eoTmcut of Tho lcs aud new
be hand.
Mr.. Edw Wide Only 10 authorized sc'tl. thr hook
accounts heretofore contracted % Sine lac John la.
well aud Alex lugraham, Jun. GRO. -. UASWEiI
July 10 1910. - ~. aud Administrators
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IIoBENSACK'S INDICATED
WORM SYRUP

r TT it brought lccorc The PEOPLE aud made known
~ unto the world ihe' it is the greatest worm DESTROYER
OF The age. Also that IL J. entirely Vege aide prouc
ton. and that Is gaining uoorcty wIie, has never
tccn surpassed 10y at tie worm destroying vendors
we Oier one ar Two ceriitiCa'eS To
tical aud To show ts decided effects ia oxterminaiing
worms.
sTRING GARDEN, March :; 1916.
MesSrs. J. " & C. 8. IIolensack -I;cniIemcn: inso.
ciied send this testimonial concerning your invaua
bic Mciicaed Worm Syrup. From early infancy INV
daughter child of ~ months. has leeu sorcy at
thcied wnh Worms; causing daily tho most severe aud
distressing pains. At times Size would be almost frantic
and perfectly unmauagcabc would run up and down tho
noor ana knock herself unconscousy against the wall
Tor long time We were Ignorant of the length
being impressed with the tclef that were tho
we commenced giving several medicines for such com.
PLANT from which The child derived benehi Whatever.
As matter OF course. she much reduced in flesh aud
had all the symptoms Of such complaint. Accidental.
~ meeting with OF your circulars we were induced
Ieioea great many worms were brought from her,
il SIX inches in length aud several varying In from
one 10 four inches. need scarcely add. that thv child
speedily relieved, and that before we had used
one - cent bottle of your Worm syrup she is now en-.
Lreiy free from those distressing pains doing WE'LL
feel that would lie uukiudncss my part 10 with.
do therefore most uulesiaiingy recommend your Medi.
caed Worm syrup medicine possessing
lent qualities. Very respectfully,
&. HENRY PfT'MMER
Min. of,he Gospel Marshall ST. ! door below Brown
fuiLApELPTuA, Mey -, ISl6
MesSrs. J. ~ & 6. :. Hnhcnssck ;-Gcutemen. { have
esn for some time using Your Nermgc in my practice
and happy 10 say y hands ~ las succeeded its
Intentions, fully Justify my confidence in lis use
think II one ofihcNcry best prcpara'ious in use.
Yours, sc. G. W.AfPLErON. VI. ID.
Prepared onlyb J,N.&. C. =. H6BENsHCK. n. T.
corner OfSeCOnd aid CuHrs streets Philndclpa Pic,
9 per battle liierai discount made TO yyolc-a,
purchasers. JOEL H0BENSACE, wholesale Agent
MaHin'sfeIIy Belmont county ohio.
Agents ia Whccuc.-N 4 SON, South Wheeling
James Raker, Main street. J.. MNecly Main street, :
\ Jepson' GrOccr, Market street. aug II ~
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$40 600.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia. lass No 30.
To I've drawn at Wilmington Delaware Saturday,
August 2g,lSi6
Prize ot SiOOOO, of 5000. Of 10 COO OF 1900
az numbers, ~ ballots. Tickets SO; ceuiicale of
70 wtlolcs SlJu, shares ia proportion.
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nov2O-Iy
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$4,000 Dollars.

rOKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. re-
! o le drawn al wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
prize Of Sl:eoo, Of 1900, ofaO0O or 500. &c &C
a. numbers, l3 drawn. Tickets 81; certificate of u
Nhoes $3.50, shares in proportion
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20, 1916
DIR WINtNS'.
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
IN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

BEING \ SURE REMEDY FOR
FNONSUMPTION in all it, varouS forms COINS Asrn
~ MA, BaoSonIIs. CIRCUIT, Whoopmg Cough, Spit
ting of Blood. Difficulty Of BrcSthing Pains in the
side and breast, Influenza, LIVER COMPLAINT" &c
- The medical properties OF nr. Winans Baisan of
w I'D Cherry fully established every section tho
country, by its success in curing the nveeTate ca
ses of the foregoing class of diseases
lbs almost every instance where il has been perseve.cd
In, 10 hes effected radical cure Although i'm any "a
scs this BalsNn viii afford immediate relief least
ehee great change iva few days, still be
pectcd To wo Tk miracles, by curing all in time
OF TO restore health ia frame that has been prey To
fell disease for years.
Besides there many stages Of the same disease
lat u - impossible for any physician io determine the
quantity of medicine required eradicate it, different
periods aad forms requiring different quantities; hence
ia single loitle H. suit cicn; while
VIII require three or bottles tO produce the
A we ask Of the patient give our medicine fair
ria and he may rest assured that viii he proiuct ~
of the mos; henciical elects.
Patients, ia taking the medicine. need no, restrict
themselves regards diet, except avoiding the most ind
gcsiae articles OF tnodsuch sailed and smoked mes,
cabhaees, onions, cucumters, &C.
They should nav proper attention that their dress is
warm. aud should avoid exposing themselves to the M
ccmcncies of the weather BE careful not 10
else
Frequent bathing in warm hath and the use of haii
gloves for rubbing the flesh before going to bed win al,
| the medicine IN its effects
The bowels should e kept open with some gentle med
he found much superior any purgative Fils now IN
and viii also aid the Balsan n all affections of the
liver.
For sale Wholesale aud retail by
* T.. HOMEWORK
nov 2O-ly Wheeling. Va
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$4,000

PoK0MoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No lG9.
Tohc drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. on Monday,
August ~, 1876.
Iprzc of $4,000; Of eco; of5,OOO' ofa.o0o
- numbers, - ballots Tickets s.: certificate Of
Wholcs Sis; shares in
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.1s.ie.OO(D

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class 4 extra,
TO he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Thursday
August %, 1916
prize of S2OOO0. Of 5000; of 1900, of > 600
% hnmtors, IL ballots Tickets SIS; certificate OF Is
wholes SO9,sJ; shares in proportion.
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$4,000

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. i6s.
10 I've drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, ON Friday,
August -, lao.
prize of $4,000, OF 1909, ! of2 AS Of 1000
5 numicts, ~ ballots Tickets sd certificate of Is
wholes $3.50, shares in proportion.
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DURSURNT To The dectco prnnnnnccd in lhs
sit va Chancery Oh the 17lh day Of January
1886. wherein
william + Dean is Comtah3hi
Avp
ohm Ci'chtiN, willmmC ,fin sud 9TH ~. IRE D..
GssdaHs
The Shrr q ~ Ohm cOnn'Y aolinf ns commission
under said de"tcs Will rHot lor sale 81 The hrnt
doof o. the conu house Of .aid c un'y ol ohio, on
SATURDAY she ooh day 81 June 1876 Its rum.
bered Two huwlred and six ono hnrdfed and one
one hundred and thirty eiebi. ono hhndfed and
ioTiy seysu orc hundred AID fofiy nine md thiu,
twb. t906l U0D.U9O u47) q 90 az situate ~
hi pafI II Middle Wheeling, tnow a pau ul The
city 81 Wheelms) laid 1T 10y Noah Zane john Faw.
cen and others. many ~ such rnrs thereof NJ
shall he necessary lo satisfy The debt Interest and
Gusts. d'cfecd ne complainant IN tie can.c
r. R3iS-Ton per cent Of the pnfclase money
be paid IN cash. ard the residue tbcrcuf in ihrct
equal payments, Of si1 Twelve and eighteen mcnth,
from The j'y Of sale, ne purchaser or purchaser
giving honds wnh good security. beauug ini,fes
lfom the J1y Of sale
Join q EoFF D C,r
NAV ~ RCWcop.. soc
Tte -'le ~ he above property s ppap.ucd uuu
Sr'uriqv he " d,y ~ Aueu.i 1876 iun ~
Tho shove fale rof'ro0ci ln'f Nondar 'ir q.
dar oi Sept fnexu a. loo'elotk,A.M aug 3
ynO LBs DRIED pEEr. Cincinnati eurea ,l., rafc
49, we'd md FOR sale hy 8. n. WOODROW.
/ yI yefHsn sJe-'
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PAPER HANGLNGS

ETOWELL BROTHERS respectfully invite the a.
S4 icni0n of country merchants their largo assort
msn OF Paper Iangings Borders Fire Screens Sc an
ol tie latest STYLES aud most superior finish.
Their variety includes every Thing IN their line IeI
they otter reasonable terms.
CURTAIN PAPERS fIll width. IN great n cty low,
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lcfprc purchasing elsewhere
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