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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-29
NOTICE TO DEBTORS,

Notice is hereby given that notes and accounts of
0ordan Day, deceased, Lite of Grant county Wis., has
been placed in the hands of J. NJ. Roberts, ESQ., for
collection Ali persons knowing themselves indebted
to the said estate will meet the undersigned the Of
nce Of the said j. III. Roberts, in the of Beetovn
on the 9th and 10th days Of July, 1869.
2Sw ISRAEL MILES,
Lancaster, June IA, 1859. Executor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-29
Improved Farm For Sale
IN THE TOWN OF CLIFTON,
VILLAGE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale his home in the
OF Cassyille consisting of three good lots with
Portable dwelling, good WE'LL cistern on the premises
are about 65 bearing fruit and large number
OF currant bushes and Towering shrubs; also stables
for IL head of horses cattle Terms CASH or part
in cash and part In young stock.
Also for sale two lots with good dwelling on each.
The above is a chance FOR persons DESTROYS Of
sending their Children to good school, Csssvle
supports good district school for 10 months in
any place in the county None of the prop
srty is IA of mile from She school House.
Apply to JOHN II. sNECL0DE.
Cassville, July IS, 1868. 8-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-29
PROGRAMME

1st, Singing. I'd, Prayer. Sd,
Singing. 4th, Reading Declaration
of Independence. 9th, Grafton. 9Th,
Singing. eth, Sunday School Adj
dress. 9Th, Singing. 9th, Temper
ance Address. 10th, Singing. 18th,
Various Exercises.
Committee Of ArrangementS.-
Thomas, David Blair, John Names,
John Lightfoot, John N vile, VIM.
Vincent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-29
CONTRACTS for BUILDING

The undersigned John Thornton. Lancaster, and J.
II. Richardson, agood practical mechanic from Chicago
having assumed partnership, prepared TO take
CONTRACTS FOR FIRST CLASS BUILDINGS, and
having some good machinery will make Doors, SASH
Blinds, and Mouldings of all description TO order.
JOHN THORNTON.
]. H. RICHARDSON.
FOR SALE:-A good three Horse Engine
and Boiler also Daniel Pianer and sticking machine
-chesp for cash. Apply to JOHN THORNTON,
Lancaster, Wis.
Lancaster, April 10th, 1869. 46m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-29

Taken up by the subscriber lands owned by him
on Section 20. in the Town Of Wing May 27th
a bright bay mare about IL years old with a white
strip in her face and little white left hind foot;
was owned in this neiehborhood years ago; has
on leather halter. The owner 10 requested to prove
property, pay charges and take said mare away
Mingyille June l. go lt4ehL WI. weber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-29
ARRIVALS * DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS 81 DEPARTURE
of Mails atLanoaster.
3 1sC0RRL-Arrives caiiy SUNDAY ex) at 2:3o P. n
Departs " $50 A. N
GkLRNA-Arrivss daily (sund1y ex0 at SPIN
Departs " :" sA.M
Pr DU CHIEE-Grrives Tues. Thurs Sat- sP.M
Departs Mon Wed Friday A. II
CAgSVILLE-Arriyes Monday Wed 4 Friday IL NJ
Departs Jpn
MINERAL P'T-ArriVss Wednesday Sat. II ID
Departs 2PM
P1ToBI-Arrives Tuesday, Thurs, Saturday A
Departs Bpm
TR. cHESEBRo, P. u.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

(POst OHes address, Lancaster, Wh)
Judge OF Circuit Court. 7. MILLS.
Judge Of Probate Court-WM. McGoN 5AL,
Treasurer--Y. Y. KINNEY.
Sherih--WnLiAN II. elise.
Register Of Dseds-JAMEs WooDHoUsE
Clerk Of Circuit Court-D. scHREINER
Clerk of Board Of superVisors-J. 81. ALrIzER
chm Of Board OF SuperVsors--J. b. MOORE
superintendent of Schools. p. HUBBARD.
Co. Surveyor-JosHPH ALLEN (P. O. Now Califor mia.
Dist. Attorney-GEo. CT KNESr5os
COroner-A. SAMPSON Up. 0. Fairpay)
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STRAY PIG.

Taken up by the subscriber, residing on lapd owned
by her, on sec. IS, town 4, range g. in Lar .st. ne
18th April 1869, one last fall shoat pig, white Ia
right ear The owner is requested TO prove property
pay charges and take said pig away.
LIZZIE FARRELL.
Lancaster, June Is, 1859. 2w4s
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber residing ~ mile west of the village
OF Lancaster, wishes TO sell his farm OF $50 acres 70
acres under cultivation; AZ under fence in pasture
plenty of timber and springs by the house, plenty
fruits; barn 80 by 40 feet and sheds for sheep.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber on The
farm. ADAM KYLE.
Lancaster, April 9th, 1869, ATT
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JULY MAGAZINES.

ATLANTIC MoNrHLy.--The July number
begins new volume of this periodical OF STAN
dard literature; il contains the following
choice table of cotents The Drummer Ghost;
Birch Browsings; A Statue The Foe in the
Household, Thomas Crawford; Gabrielle de
Bergerac; Three years as Negro Minstrel !;
The Restored picture Marrying Pickpock-
ct The Greek Goddesses Our lnebrieties !;
French and English Art Writers Reviews
sc. Fields, 0sgood & Co., publishers, Boston
Mass
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-29
LIME! LIME! LIME!

The best quality Lime of the honsycomb and GEM
varieties may be bad at my kiln ~ miles south
west of Lancaster on Hurricane road, or Of Thomas
Gov, Lancaster. My Lime 10 pronounced 10 be equal
10 Milwaukee Lime. There is none better burned in
Grant county For sale cheap in large or small guam
titles 62tf WIN. TRELoUR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

MUNICIPAL COURT. - The regular
monthly term OF this Court was com.
menced yesterday, In the City Build.
Ing, Judge Good on the bench. Quite
q large amount Of business was trans
acted for the hrst day Of the term, con.
slstlng OF entering mp Judgments, grant,
Ing continuances, cases dismissed, and
liking causes Tor trial on future days OF
the term. We present only those cases
coming under the first three speclnca
tons. ,-.
Judgments: hogs ". Johnston; swee.
nsys & Co. Us. Yuncke, Hughes %. In.
gersoll; Bralnard & Co. Us. DAub.
Contlnuancss: Merchants and Me-
ehanlcs Bank %. seybold, Sheriff, &C.,
Russell Us. same; Wright & Bebes Is.
same; Hornbrook pS. Cots; Mcc onnell,
Baker & Co., vs.. same; Hornbrook, as
Signee, &c, -. Kisner; Campbell, Frew
q Co. Us. same; Daniel & Rathburn %.
Whsati olafiIn, Partridge & Co. Us,
Gundllng, same Is. same; Means Us,
Ingersoll; None, Larrabes & Co. vs.
GundlinGi Lanohheim Bros. ". Else.
man q Arnold; same Us. same; McOul.
ley d Butts rs. Morrsy; Qulnlan ".
BuShaaldS; sauHlsr, Wagner W. aund.
ling.
Dismissed: Colts 4 Co. ". Greer;
Cecil a. Downing; Turner %. johnson
d Ball
Adjourned I'LL 2 O'Clock 2. N. to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17
Truateesa Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made TO me by George E. Caldwell aud
Kate, hiS wife, on the I'D day OF March, In
InS ysss lS:l and Of record 10 the Record;
Book No, Is, page S6S, l GhRlI, on
Saturday. the lth day OF September,
1859.
on the premises, proceed 10 soil at public
auction 10 tue highest and best bidder the
following described real CEtate, situate on
naldRell6 Kun, In said County aud State,
ino.ud'ng what y Known ~ the Orchard OF
said Joseph CaldWells farm, and bounded
Nv follows, that u 70 say "BOHnninR Al 4
locust oHt a. the south west corneT Of The
paIIlng tencO around BAid orchard and nd.
JyiUing The Wheeling and FAlrmont Turn.
pike road on The north ald0 Of Cald we'll ,
Kan; thence not thWaIdly with and fOncS
70 the boundary line BAT Toen Gaid farm an d
land Of JAcOb, continuing leyond The
fence Il necessary 10 TeAon that line; thence
y. ~ =. " q AtAk0 Al The north aide Of the
present county road, q few rods above the
old stable; thence with the north side Of the
said county road WestWardly 10 . lAne elm
on tho Aouth side OF EAld orchard fence and
near the same; thence Elth that fence 70
the south Q Of corner thereof thence west.
WATdly with the fence 10 the beginning,
containing sixteen acres, more or lesa,
said iced OF Trust was given 70 secure 10
William ExIey the puneIptl payment Of
ave several notes Of the HAld George e,
"a RUl Tor the huun OF nine hundred and
twenty seven 1910 uollAn eRuh, beAFluR
date Ii 18th day OF February 1891, ana pay.
SbiO 70 the order Of the sad William EtIey.
respectively, on tho 18th day OF december,
l66i, 1854. 1888. 1881 and 1855, At tn Merchants
aud MeohAulCs Bank OF Wheeling, each
note beAIing interest from data. The nFSt
one OF the above described notes dated Ihe
18Th day OF February, 1851, and payable on
the 18th day OF December, sol, has been
paid, together with the interest upon the re.
manning noL0s up 70 tue lSt day OF April.
lD6o. ThI1 sale Ia made 70 pay the principal
OF tho said notes 81 l6L, l66I, 1884 and 1855,
which GAid principal Rmo mis-, IN each ULs
OF said SsVoIAl nOIe1, 70 WI I3.lOO, with in.
torelt thereon nom April lst, 1863, Til paid,
and tho 90 u Of this sale.
TElMs OF RALE-ons third cash, and thu
remainder OF the purchase money m two
equal Inst lm0nIA OF Rlx and twelve mOnthN.
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred
toe tile viii DO retained until the nOIeS are
paid.
The above described property will DO sold
In paIo0I Or altogether ~ the purchaser or
purohA9oFS may elect and the trustee viii
guarantee tbs lille.
b. b. BUsHFIELD, Trustee,
The property mentioned In the above Ad.
XeTtiBetnent II known a. the sunny side
Vineyard, a. present In mat class condition,
and the vines In excell0nt bearing order,
On me premises " Large new tWo.BloFy
brick house. surrounded BY conven lent and
desirable outbulldlngl and provided with all
the necessary o0nVunlancea and Improve.
mentL tAEtleS Whhlng 70 purchase pro.
perry OF this description are Invited 10 az.
anime the premises tetorO the day OF aRlC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
D made TO me by George E. Caldwell aud
Kate, hiS wtiO, on the ga day OF March, In
tho year 1851, and OF record 10 the Record.
erI once Of Ohio County. W. Va, In Deed
Book No. Is, page SSS, l 6hRll, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL special
meeting Of the Board Of Education was
held last evening, President Hall in
the chair. The roll was called by the
clerk, aud the following members an.
sWered TO their names: Msssrs. Bias.
Sett, BIcksl, Boring, Ewing. Hamilton,
Hutchinson, Pollock, Stewart aud VII.
son.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The object OF the meeting was stated
BY The President 10 be the reconBldeTa-
tlon Of the action taken by the Board
In relation to the contracts for the fur.
niShing Of Washington township school
house.
Mr.. Boring made the motion that The
action OF the Board ut last meeting on
the subject named be reconSldered,
The question was folly discussed on
the motion 70 reconsider.
Mr.. Ewing stated that the statement
had been made that Mr.. williams, Su.
perintendent, was agent for MessEs.
Chase q Son, and he would like 10
AuuW " ~ Wbto t4o lAots
Mr.. Blckel remarked that he knew
nothing Of the mRtter-he had been
shown q circular Of the Messrs. Chase
with Mr.. Williams name printed there.
on ~ an agent, but he dlSclalmed any
knowledge ofsMr. Wa agency.
Mr.. Wilson read the section OF the
school law prohibiting the Superlnten.
dent from acting a8 agent for any
school books, furniture, &C., In the dis.
triot.
Nj. Williams addressed the Board
In bis own behalf, by permiBaion. He
stated that about three years ago, one
Of the ME. ChaBes was here, and IN.
quIIed II parties did not frequently
come here TO look through the school
houses Of the district, and II be could
not ssnd him orders for their furniture
He replied that under the law he could
not for any furniture 10 be used In the
district, but that he could do 90 II for
school houses ont Of the district, Since
that time he has sent them orders for
furniture 10 DO used In Moundsyllle,
Guyandotte and Bridgeport; bot that
In NO instance had he eyer ordered any
furniture to be used In the district,
only vheH instructed BY The Board Of
Education. He considered It hiA dutY
when either books or furniture were
presented for selection, that he should
give his opinion a. TO the quality, and
that he would DO derellet In bis duty II
he did not.
The motion to reconsider was adopt-
ed with but one dissenting voice.
Mr.. Pollock made the motion that
"A N1IRRN - - n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

SALE To.DAY.-we would remind
our readers Of the sale Of the CruRer
estate which takes place to day. Ar.
rangementB have been made to have q
train go ont on the Hempheld road this
morning, and return In good season In
the evening. (see advertIHemeut.)
We can only repeat our former decla.
ratlons that this Is among the finest
propertytln this region, Its location 10
all that could be desired, being accessl-
BILE both by the National Road and the
Hsmpaeld Railroad, land that lis fer.
Utility Is not surpassed by any land In
the State. A rare chance Is offered
those who desire TO purchase homes,
and the terms are very favorable. Go
out and examine for yourself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

PHILIP PHILLlPs.-We are informed
that this world.renowned singer OF ga.
cred song will give a concert In Fourth
street N. E. Church, Friday evening,
9Th inst, for the benefit Of the Sunday
School connected with the Cbapline
street Church. We need not tell our
citizens who Mr.. Phillips 10. Most OF
them have heard him, and will be
Eratified to hear that be will soon favor
them with another Of his charming
concerts. Due announcement will be
made hereafter. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17
SHEPHERD ESTATE.
LANDS FOR SALE


DURsUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
L ~ the circuit Court OF Ohio County, on
the third day Of June, 1850, Iu the Ruit in
chaneelX between LEVI B. SPRINGER
AHDOTHkhS, C0mplAinAntg, and AHEP.
HERD MCINTYRE AND 9TH ERB, Defend.
ants, the undersigned Commissioners viii,
On Tuesday, the Seventeenth day OF
August, 1850.
and thereafter from day 70 day until com.
pleled, common clng each day At eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, sell At public auction, on Inc
lASd 10 be sold, the home plantation or e.
tate mentioned In the ninth clause OF the
will OF Moses shepherd, deceased, In diVi.
Ri0nH, lott and coal fields ~ specified In the
report and plat o. James 1ilchrlSt, Bun.
v0yor, on hle In said Bult,
TBR18. -Each purchaser TO nav In hand
not less than one.fouTth OF the money due
70 pay 10 hand any greater proportion or me
whole thereof; and the residue, II any, 10
DO paid IN three equal instalmentB bearing
interest rom the day Of sale and PAYABLE
respectively, In six, twelve and eighteen
months thereafter; bond and security % the
SatlItaction Of the Commissioner 70 be
gwen for the deferred insiAlments, and the
uue 70 % retained III further security until
The whole tract contains about I've hmm.
dred and seventy Ave acres, and % situated
ln ohio County, West Virginia, Along The
Cumberland Road, Hemptied Railroad and
wheeling Greek. being by the Cumberland
hoAd aho NJ ALI miles from Wheeling, A
plat OF the divisions, lots and coal telds
may oe seen ~ the Bank Of Wheeling, and
Also a. the ClerE d once Of The Circuit Court OF
Ohlo county. DANIEL LAMB,
80 DANlkL Z. LIST,
tQlo-QtBA4kW C0mm I1RIOnaRa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

POLICE CouRT.-Thsre was a light
docket In the police court, yesterday
morning, for Monday. Only two cases
were tried, while two others were dis
posed ofas stated below.
Barney Moran and John Stanley got
Into muss last Sunday, and a. the
former was shown by the testimony to
be more uinned against than shining,
he was hued Ave dollars and costs;
while the latter had 10 come down with
an x and costs. a-toa ri
Mary Rother was charged with as.
saultlng another female, but on account
OF the absence Of witnesses, the trial
was postponed until this morning at
nine O'Clock. . .a.-g o..
Martin Fisher had been complained
ofas using loud and abusive language
toward some one, but the matter was
dismissed at complaInant's cost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

DIREcr 1MPoRTATroN.-o q
Dqfasld are now making speciality oil
'oar Own Watch, superior timer they
Import direct from Switzerland. II
bears their firm name. They also have
In store large stock OF American
Watches, embracing every make. Hav.
Ing been constituted agents for these
watches. they can offer great ind uce-
ments 10 purchasers. IN jsweiry, they
have all the latest ideas. Call at 'lOS'
Main street, opposite Merchants' Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

WAR AMONG THE FEMlSINEs.-Ysa-
teEday. Squire Clohan was engaged n
good part OF the day invssti eating the
charges and counter-charge, made be-
fore him by two females living In i'd.
joining property In Webster township,
The examinations excited no little In.
terest. and q great crowd gathered In
and about the Jastice's office. That Ia
not the most comfortable place We
have seen for holding court, but
yeatsrdAy afternoon 1t was almost In.
tolerable with the intense heat and the
large number Of swelterIng Witnesses
and spectators within and without
How those existed who were insIdo, wa
know not a. We outsiders literally
wllted, although We had the advantage
Of breathing the same air but once. The
examination resulted In one Of the par.
ties being 6nsd i've dollars and costs:
the other was required 10 give bail in
the sum Of one hundred dollars for her
appearance at the next regular term Of
the Cironlt Court .f-., -r-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

- -
RIVER NEws.-The present hot term
ia telling on the river. Down 1t goes
at a rate which will render navigation
an impossIbilIty II continued for any
considerable length OF time. Last even.
hog the marks showed scarcely more
than three feet, while at Pittsburgh
the stage was only sixteen Inches YES
terday. ...
The James Rees Is laid up at sunfish
the Laura No. 2 making her first trip
yesterday In her place.
The salado has been chartered for the
Parkersburg trade, and left yesterday
morning In place Of the Express.
One OF the 6ne barHes which have
been building at the boat yard OF
Messrs. Wilson & Dunlsvy, for the
Northern Transportation Company, was
successfully launched yesterday after
noon. Its mate will slide into the
water one day this week, or early next
week. ....... it's.
We lind the following In one Of our
exchanges:
We notice an article In the ST. LouIs
Republican commenting severely on the
unrsliability ofsteamboatR In regard to
time OF departure. The following is an
extract: Look at the Cincinnati Ex-
press Line packets, and Gee how that
trade has increased since they formed
into a line. The old Pittsburgh style
or ringing departing bells" one week
head Of the real time OF their depart
nts 10 fast playing ont, and we can on j..
~ say VIZ feel assured that II steam.
boats will only follow up the rule TO
leave, freight or no freight, on the ad
vertlsed time, they will soon find out
that railroads have not gained tho SUI
premacy, and that trips will improve
fabulously; port expenses will be les.
sensd, and the trade OF the city will be
greatly enlarged. : l0l. \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

OPERATIONS REsUMRD.-The Bsllalre
Nall works will resume operations to-
day. Fires were lighted yesterday in
portion Of the Belmont Mills. Next
week the La Belle Mills will com.
mence a new years campaign. We
have not heard when Riverside and
Top mills will resume,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

FARM Sold Mr.. Samuel F. Dorsey,
OF sherrard, Marshall county, advsr.
tised his farm for sale q short time
since in the INTRLLIaENoER. Saturday
last he disposed Of his homestead, con-
tanning 1s6N acres, for Sll, 200 cash, to
Msssrs. ]. F. Barrett and 8. B. Wood.
mansee. Mr.. D. will remove 10 Central
Illinois In December.
One Of the objects In view In giving
this Item 10 to show the advantage Of
advertising, and we trust our readers
will make 4 note OF II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

VALUABLE Property FoR SALE
Public attention 10 called 10 the fact
that In view Of the sale Of the real CO.
tate OF George E. Caldwell, the most
desirable property In the Vicinity OF
Wheeling 10 offered, on the day Of sale,
to the highest bidder. The land to be
sold comprises sixteen acres-thirtsen
acres Of which are devoted to a vine
yard containing the choicest character
Of grapes. The vines, numbering eight
thousand In all, are trelIlsed on wires
attached to substantial locust posts, all
In excellent bearing condition and
promising, from their present bearing,
more productive Yield than al any
preceding season. The wine which
came from the press OF this vine yard
In one year, measured iorty.Avs hun.
dred gallons.
Ia addition 10 the vine yard there are
eighty full grown apple trees OF the
choicest fruit; also pear, apricot and
plum trees, with various varieties OF
smaller fruits, such as ounces, cur
rants, EoOseberrIes, &c., 10 the greatest
abundance. The yard fronting the
house Is shaded by forest and evergreen
trees, aud abounds 10 q variety Of
choics plants and shrubbsry; the whole
OF Inc premises being enclosed by an
expensive patling fence, comparatively
new. .ta.I mifu
10 the centre OF the premises Ia stu.
ated the dwelling house OF the present
owner, Mr.. George Il. Caldwell, built
In the latest style Of modern archI-
lecture, measuring, not including the
back building, forty feet square with
large and extended pOrtico 10 front.
On the frst floor are four large, we'll
lighted aud ventilated rooms, situated
on either side OF commodIous hall
extending the entire length OF the build.
Ing, with corresponding compartments
In the second story; the two being con.
nscted by q sta ir way leading from the
lower 10 the upper hall. Ia the back
building Is the kitchen, provided with
all the conveniences OF the culinary de-
partment, whilst above 10 q sleeping
apartment OF the same character and
SIEs, the whole being Hronled by a
covered porch extending the length Of
the rear building. The basement story
|of the house 10 dry and we'll cemented
wine cellar, and at present used for
| that purpose.
The water convenlencss used In con i.
nection with this property are most
complete, 1t being conducted by means
Of pipes Into various rooms Of the
house, whilst In The yard. ut . con.
venient distance, Is u large, two.story
brick milk house, over standing a never
falling spring.
The buildings, consisting Of
smoke house, coal house, press house,
&C., used 10 connection with this pro-
perry, correspond In character and
convenience with the other improve.
ments, they all having been built OF
brick and furnished with all the neces.
ssry oonvenIences that 60 towards
making up complete residence and
home.
This property being 80 conveniently
located. on the FAIrmont turnpike, one
quarter Of mile from the street rail.
way, and almost in the corporate lin.
lts of the city OF Wheeling, we invite
parties wishing TO purchase real estate
OF this description TO examine the
premises before the fourth day of Sep
tember, at which time the property will
be sold. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

YoUSa MAN KILED.-Yesterday
IL o'clock, young man sixteen or
eighteen years old, son Of Henry bar
tenstine, was instantly killed at Bell.
aire. Young Hartenstine was In the
river for some purpose not known to
our informant, near where some empty
coal fats were lying. Getting between
two OF them which were several feet
distant from each other, they suddenly
closed on him and literally crushed
him to death. We did not hear what
caused their sudden collision, but II
was unperceived by the unfortunate
young man until too late to make bis
escape.