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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-31
sT.cLoUD FUR mARKET.
PURE BLOOD

With certainty and in abundance by sure and relia-
Bile medicines Of known ingredients and safety, and
unquesttonable efficiency transcsndent In Its adap-
tatsn T. give tone and strength to the digestive
gans purity to tho blood cleansing it, disorders and
to arrest and heal Iuberculaa formations, y the fol-
lowing recipe: :s.; .5
TONIC of HEALTH
For the Lungs, Stomach, Blood.
Dissolve vi.(el dr.ehns Fer1t salPh; in one ~ o..
ss sens osen ssSs s..
the precipitated Phosph. Of Iron TIL the washings
are tastelsss, with q. g. dill. sulph Acid, dissolve
cxcii t1e2) g. Qninine sulph. in two oz of water.
carefully wash it.. Dissolve the Phosph of Iron and
the Q1inia thus obtained, also, W. 10y grs. pure
strychnine crysssls In 8. dill. Phosph. Acid Add
adding two ~ drachms Ext. Capsicum Frutescens,
adding two like parts pure sacchcr, syr. [render-
ing palatable and pFsservative.) This Is tho
TONIC OF HEALTH"
For the Lungs OF Throat, for the stomach, for the
Blood, g an Appetizer and for all scrofulous u-
bercuiar Diseases. Physica ans will observe at once
q .ss Dr. ni Eap Head
Glasgow University. scotland) requires that the
Druggist be skilled chemist, requires specially
vessels requires three days tor the chemical
s. to 81 for one bottle-whereas Druggists sell our
ssTONIC OF HEALTH'' r
81 for o. and 50 cents 10, OF. bottles Of the
highest standard Of Chemical and Medicinal purity,
and W authorize all Druggists to warrant Of guar
antes satisfaction, or return the cash and charge
back it's cost to Sold by Druggists and jobbers,
cago once American Medicine Company. Six 10y
bottles sent receipt Of I'VE ~ dollars, three
~ for three ~ dollars.
A5rTonic Blood and Liver Pills, (sugarcoated) in
prescription known for the Liver and the Blood Sold
1t st. cloud BY M. O. TOLMAN 1 CO, and 8. MAR
LATT. and 81. Paul wholesalers. MOVES, BROS. I
UUTLtR, NC ,S.553 Z: - |t, vlln4-6m
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Aco1pIIIluIr1.,-L. Z. Cook E.oc... q, "a

AcoDsH1.-L. L. Cook Esq, formerly Of
the old Banking House Of Snyder, MoFar-
land 4 Cook, Of Minneapolis, now Of Provi-
dsnes, N: T., was riding out with our old
friend John Stevenson Esq, Of Clear Lake,
On Tuesday afternoon whom the horses Mr..
9. wss driving took fright and ran away,
upssttin9 the carriage, and severely In
jarins Mr.. 8. Mr.. Cook was thrown under
.tAs carriage and quite severely bruised in
hs fsas. The carriags was complete
tNsssk. The; accident occurred about two
3milss from Mr.. SIS residence. 4. Il & IS
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- Geo. p. Rowell 8 Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for THE JOURNAL, in that city. and are au-
thorissd to contract for inserting ADVERTISE
mats for us at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
. 70 their fayors with either Of the above
b use0. 3ss
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~ REV. s. Z. Stewart went to Fort Ripley
on NJ nday, to hold the funeral services Of
Andrew Finley, who died last Saturday, Of
consumption. Mr.. F. was brother-in-law
Mr.. ]. Hazlehurst, post trader. IL
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DIR. OoK,ssWINE or TAR
Rest ores the appstite and
strenRthens the Stomach.
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-. Fresh peaches. lemons, oranges, ap-
pies, grapes at bottom figures.
ss II u LIMpIRICH's.
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Heavy rain On Monday.

ana al other organised towns not named above. one
deasgats from ssch. @. BR1D0MAN,
Chairman Republican County Convention.
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- - letter was dropped into the post
oaes yesterdsy which viii probably never
reach its destination, o It bore no super
scription .whatever, although sealed and
stamped Al ii. 49,. ,,ss, ', ..=ssss /.
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FoR SABA Wheeler Wilson Sew
ing Machine-frst-clsss- entirely new.
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
at this Office. Zs& s
Also, Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for . bargain. ..ss. G. :. ny
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Bishop Whipple will visit st. Johns.
Church, in this city, next Tuesday evening,
Sept. 9th, ct 81 O'clock; Grace Church,
sauk Rapids, Wednesday 9Th at 10 o'clock
eA.sx !; and Little Falls, on Wednesday even
ing. On Thursday. forenoon he win conss-
crate the new church at Little Falls. gs@
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The following letters are held for post
age at the st. Cloud post Office: 5G i.
Chas Lancos. er, Brainerd ?; Nichols &
Dean, St. Paul; Jacob-Kohn. New York
City Miss J.. Langford, Sank Rapids.
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4 PERSONAL PRoPERrY RETURNS. give
below the valuation Of the taxable person.
al property in stearns county, as returned
by the different Township Assessors, fur
nished us by Barney Vossburg, Esq, Co.
Auditor 5$5s d
Total value Of personal property $679,554
Amount exempt from taxation..... 235, 1872
Total value of taxable personal
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Anybody wanting to buy good goods
cheap. will do we'll to call at j. W. Ten
voords's, He intends closing out the en-
tire stock Of dry goods, groceries, crookery,
&C., now on hand, at cost, in order to avoid
the expense of moving II to his new store
room. Purchasers will benefit themselves
BY calling. .. Z
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired. tss; III ;z&s ~ j., .a $50
Apply to !: I. GREGORY. I
s3 ,5 Railroad Land Office, Sc. Cloud.
~ S..a or .@ CALVlN.F, HOW. |
SIT ..ss-.. .;s*sras Box 2215, New York.
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Wednssday was quite cold day for
this season Of the year. Nearly all who
had stoves mp had . FIRE. =. -.,~'ss .ni,s
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Tho Rifle Company meets each Tues
day and Friday evening At Smiths Hall,
for drill -'.5'S7s7t'z* ;%1 @.ssea- si4g5s4
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. Rev. VI. ". satisrles, Of the NJ. E..
church, viii deliver lecture At the Metho-
dist church On Sabbath evening, Subject
Popular Amussmsats." .ss.etss4 s.s
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10-FORDG
.lsrALL, KINDs-5a
1a-JuB PRlsrINa-l i
bes@IN -gDa
DdrGERAlAN, 90 ss.s
1eg- EEGLIsu. gsa
ga-U DQ MS
Dey-N NORWEGIAN, ssa
p8rsEND YOR ORDERS B&
p8To THE-6sa
larJOURNAL OFFICE. Da
paraooD w0RK-09
DarAT-6a
yellow PRICES. -0a !.
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JUST REC j II,

100 No. l Mishawaka Cross Plows.
80 Racine Tanning Mills. ..E
rs Corn and Cob Crushers.
Also. . lot Of "
Whitewater Wagons. .--...5 .
Hay and Straw Cutters. =.
Buckeye Drills,
Buckeye Force Feed seeders,
Agricultural Boilers,
&c., Sc, SC,
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s. = Z I:SFEC1AL5 NOTICES..
-,.,f - II s.y-y-.. ~ :
rHE CONFESSIONS OF An INVALID.

PUBLISHED as warning and for the benefit Of
i young men and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility. TO-, supplying RE MANS OF SEP CURE.
, Written by one who cured himself, and ssnt IT,
on receiving postpaid directed snvslops. q s?.;5
Address NAsBAs1l MAyyAls, brooklyn. N. Z.
jun0.6m 49,.
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NorlcE.-Opportunity will be given to all
persons having unsettled accounts with the
undersigned, to settle the same at the Bank
Of 81. Cloud until further notice.
PICKIT 4 ABBOTT.
St. Cloud, Aug 10Th, 1871.
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There was light frost last night
Little Or NO damage was done.
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Nollrrn,wssas,r,.I..u Co1loxY W. h,d Z

Nolrnw1s1slu CoIoxY. We had / call
@ Tuesday from Mr.. Horton, Who recently
usatto Red river With part 81 colony
inteading to settle there. They have loca,
tsStwsnty-eisht sections Of land SO miles
northwest Of Fort Absrerombie, On the
shsyenns river. They have opened vein
Of coal uins miles further up the river,
some spsunens Of which Nh. n left It our
eles. a large vein Of mineral paint has
bssa discovered On their town site. Twenty
i've psrssas have already made settlements.
end large number Of families will return
with Mr. Horton whom ne comes back from
Boston, whittier 40 has gone to report.
&. 1ounD.-In this city, on Wednesday,
tAss. s0th,sa gold bracelet. which the
svasr can skays 81 calling Il TIL. ofios,
proving prop ], md paying for this no-
tiss. IS
Remember to 50 70 Allen / Russsll's
uhsn you want . buy goods. They guar
aatss 70 sell 20 you q lower 1gures than
aay other house in 81 Cloud. Rsmsmbsr
this. They Mean just what they ny. IS
-. g. Huber i doing rapidly In
Sersasing basiasss. Ne las : we'll selected
aad choice stock Of groceries and provis-
ions which u = selling q the lowest mar
kst prices. Call o Hubsr,s. g
Paul Mooksnhaupt would call attention
tehis fall and eenplsts stock Of srossrie.
"a provision, which 4 is selling very
I nv. IS.
\ -. B. sehsrsr keeps constantly On
hand ! fill line 8 Tie best kinds Of custom
|nla.ks boots snd shoes.
spicer 4 Carlisle havs new and els
can't hsarss. rad ! for. use At funerals 81
The shortest notice. ssl
ror purified and healthy sodavater, s,
Il g s LIMPElIcH's.
g. Huber has q lot 81 nice peaches
md spplss., Buy your fresh frui
Sef HIN. S.s: 81.
sfs you want good goods.at low figures
Scto Alien & Russell's
u kinds q canned goods, Ans teas
Sss q sugars. 30. uhsap. q Paul Mock
A. hsspss.
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FOR SALE.

A. yoke Of Five-years old Cattle, cheap for
cash. Inquire of =:
b., yst}s ALLEN & RUSSELL.
. GRAND OPPORTUNITY,
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1otal, &.5@Et LsRs3G5' @ozt ,ooS
Mississippi Bridge Bonds and interest
becoming due in 1872. Isl, 5000 for which
: tax levy Of three and . half nails on
the assessed valuation is recommended
For city revenue, q tax Of two mills on
the assessed valuation is recommen ded.
AID. .Bridgman introduced the following
resolution sSs Vi
.Resolued- That the City Clerk be or
dsred TO officially notify the County Audit
or that . tax levy Of two mills on the dol.
lar Of the valuation Of the real and person.
al prop,rty Of tho city, for city revenue
purposes and three and one half mills on
said valuation for the payment of princi-
pal and interest Isl, 8O0) Of Mississippi
Bridge orders, falling due in 1872, has
been ordered by the City Council of the
City Of st. Cloud. sss 7, < @a:
AID. Bridgman also introduced the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolusd- That all unexpendsd balances
in the hands Of the City Treasurer belong
ing to the Normal School and Engine
House funds, be transferred by said Treas
urer to the General Revenue fund Of the
city. ETA, I. So. 80, 81 !. Eiss
There being no further business the
council adjourned.
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EDWIN M. WRIGHT, 81
A RNEY AT L A W
Office in. Bells Block, st. Gt,metn Street,
ST. CLOUD, .-,f.,... MINNESOTA
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I -Spicer & Carlisle have received COM
plete assortment Of folding chairs. Call
early and make your selections. 2w
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g Huber has . lot 81 nice peaches,
md spplss. Buy your fresh fruit
of Mn. ;s 93t3s'
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The cheapest place to buy canned
goods, is at
s55S:Ss3t.k ALLEN & Ru SELLS,
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We have received from Mr.. Barney
Voasbsrg. County Auditor, copy Of the
General Laws for 1871. They are now
ready 5for distribution to Town Clerks.
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ON MARRIAGE.

ON MARRIAGE.
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure of relief for the Erring and Unf0r
tunare diseased and debitated Sent Free in sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARDASSOCIATIO No.
% Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa. e., s
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q "A. ]. Reed vas in Minneapolis on
Tuesday, and the coal shed at the Milwau-
kee depot was destroyed BY fire. i :5'%Hs
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~ kinds o. canned goods, nns tess,
'as 4! sugars. 90, ohsap. atEPsul Mock
A. haspss,
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ADVANTAGES , !, QE 5li B By THIS

It keeps the money in tho State.
It insures Females without extra risk.
It's % liberal % il, consistent with per-
feet security IS.
- tits conducted by men whose integrity
Of charaoter and business ability: are we'll
known thfoug hout the State. 4
l. receives high rate Of interest On !. its
.loanl. III Is III. sEs !:
Its rate Of mortality must be low BY rea-
son Of the heaathful climate q Minnesota
CHAs. A.. BARROWS, |
Special AgeHt
Is. Office in, Minneapolis.
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The cheapest place to buy sugar, tea
ana seohse. is at II.
AILrn = Russr1Ls.
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s-Ninetsen dogs bit tho dust last month.
The good work goes on. r Il
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you want good goods.at low figures
s. q Allen Z RUSSELL !.
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For purified and healthy sodawater, 60
9 ssi LIMPElIcH's.
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Y. "A large lot Of orcckery, just received
from New York, at J. G. Huber's, and will
be sold cheap. - '''zs''.= !.
The choicest brand Of family -four.
for sale at Paul ;Mockeahaupt's. {
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The best cheese can be found at J. q
Huber's, for Is cents per pound.
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IL PIslOEk FOR FLOUR

ooalro1EDvxExIrsr DAv1r4 CLARK
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"A ine stock Of teas, all the choice
kinds, &at J. G. Huber's, which will ba
sold at very low figures. 81 ].
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--Rsmember to 80 70 Allen 4 Russsll's
when Jon want % buy goods. They guar
satss 70 sell TO you q lower figures than.
asy other house in 81 Cloud. Remsmhsr
this. They mean just what they ny. N !.
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The Fail term Of the Third State Nor
NAL School commenced on Wednesday,
with afull attendance in each department
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Il 1ounD. In this city, on Wednesday,
Ans. soth. gold bracelet, which the
swasr can havs ~ calling 4 this ONCE,
proving property, md paying Tor this mo-
tieo. rs
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!. Spicer q Carlisle have . new and sele-l
i eant hsarss. rsady for use At funerals %
the ahortest notice. ssas
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PA1srs AND On. Cheap !! cheap.r!! 4
Cheapest q
Ar A1LHN & RussxLL's.
WHEATW Anrsp.- Farmershsvine wheat
to sell g viii find i 70 their adyan-
tageto an On &. Mic \! hell before sci
ling. Headqua a q Burbank
Office Oh St.tlsrmain street
White Wins Vinegar. FOR picking and
table use, for sale 81 ] Huber's.
Pork,
Ln1.d,
81 Hams, and
Shoulders,
n quantities &c asit, g i.
b: II. d. MURPHY g co. s. I..=
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-Cranberries are in market.

';-venison Is being brought in every day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-01

An INTERESTING SUIT.-A case was
to have been heard before Judge Mel
vim on Saturday night that promises to
be one Of unusual interest. A man
named Scott has been boarding, with a
friend, whose name we did not learn, at
the Grant House. After running up a
board bill of considerable amount, the
friend vamoosed and has not since been
heard Of The proprietors Of the Grant
presented the friends bill to Scott, de-
manding, as we are informed, that he
should pay it, because, they charged
Scott had assisted the friend to "cut on
the bill" Scott refused to make the
payment, declaring that he had had
nothing to do with the account, and
that he was in utter ignorance OF his
friends whereabouts. lie had paid his
own bills, and that was all he was re-
sponsible for. The proprietors Of the
hotel swore out capias and Scott was
lodged in Jail. The application to the
court was for release on bail. Scott
has commenced a suit against Wood,
mansee d Co. for $1,000 damages for
false Imprisonment The application
for bail will be heard on Tuesday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-01

UPSEr.-0ur old friend John Zoekler,
chief magistrate Of Fulton, and who
claims the honor OF being one ofthe first
if not the first German born citizen Of
Wheeling, had his buggy upset, while
driving down the Fulton hill, on Satur
day. To accommodate a friend, who
was leading COW, Mr.. 2. allowed him
to tie his COW behind his buggy, that
the owner might ride to town. The ami
NAL becoming irritated at something
as they were coming down the hill. go'
her horns under one Of the wheels
and upset the whole establishment, No
one hart, but uncle John don't care about
having any more cows tied behind his
buggy, now. He don't think they have
correct ideas Of tbings
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-01

To Go Up To-DAY.-The work OF
putting up the trestle work preparatory
to the erection of the bridge over
Wheeling Creek at the foot Of Market
street, will be commenced to-day. Since
the work of building Market street
bridge has been put in other hands it
has been prosecuted with energy, and it
will be but short time until this long
needed thoroughfare will be opened to
the public. The completion of the
bridge at all has been due to the deter
mination Of Capt Wilson and the other
members of the Bridge committee, who
have been untiring in their oversight
and watchfulness in this matter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-01
Steenrod Will Case.
THE WILL SUSTAINED.

WELLsBURs, WEST Va,
April 10Th, 1871.
Editors Of the Register:
During the past week the trial of the
celebrated Steenrod Will case has been
in progress 10 the Circuit Court Of this
county, and was terminated to-day by q
verdict in favor Of the propounders OF
the will. This verdict sustains both the
original will and all the codicils there
to attached. The jury was empanelled
on Monday last, and consisted Of twelve
of the most responsible and wealthy
citizens of the county. the aggregate
wealth represented therein being esti-
mated at over half million of dollars
The panel is as follows: J. H. Rose,
H. 6. Lazear. w. Fl. Tarr, j. B.
Lazear, John Elson, J. K. Windsor,
Lewis w. Carter. Nathaniel Wells,
VIM. Hammonds, Obed. E. Green, C.
B. Brashears and George Freshwater.
The time, up to Thursday evening,
was occupied in reading evidence and
examining witnesses On Friday the
case was argued, each side taking up
four hours. The argument was opened
by Hon B. Stanton, in favor Of the will,
who spoke for about two hours in q
clear, cogent and convincing manner,
that evinced great study in prepa-
ration, and showed him to be
well entitled to the high repu.
tation he sustains in our State as a
leading lawyer. He was followed BY
Hon. Jno. A. Bingham. in a speech OF
some three hours. who handled his case
as we'll as any one under the circum.
stances could we'll do. His eloquent
appeals, however. availed naught, as
facts were against him. His colleague.
Hon. Daniel Lamb, evinced his usual
profound knowledge Of the law, and
acquitted himself very well. The con
Guiding argument was made by j. H
Pendleton, ESQ, OF your city, who went
over the whole ground, reviewed the
evidence thoroughly, anu ulu iull justice
to himself and the case. AT the con-
clusion Of his argument it was evident
to the observers that the will OF Daniel
Steenrod would be sustained. At three
o'clock Saturday afternoon, the jury
having been out nearly five hours, re-
turned with a verdict as above. We
think we are sale in saying that there
never was a case more fairly and i'm
partially tried. By this verdict impu-
tations, that might otherwise have resi-
ed upon Judge Thompson are removed,
and his high character as citizen re-
mains unimpeached.
After the verdict was announced
motion was made for new trial, which
will come up at next term. w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-01

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were
left at the Recorders office, Friday, the
Both day Of April, 1871:
VIM. Armstrong and wife to Caro-
line Richards, April 9th, lots No. 4 and
> in Armstrong; subdivision, $500.
James Long and wife to Fred. Christ
myer, April 18th, all their interest in
part OF lot No. 2Sl, Centre Wheeling, fol
1880.
Jas. Britt, ST.. to Samuel G.. Stevens.
April 10Th, part Of lot No. It's John
street. East Wheeling, for $1,000.
Jacob Harlan and wife to Elizabeth
j. Sprucebank, October lst. 1866, part
Of lot No. IS Chapline street, for $3.50.
Henry Ebeling to Andrew Krass,
April 2Sth, part Of lot No. $50 Centre
Wheeling. for $50.
Alex. II. Forgey and vile to Mary
Dudley, part Of lot No. 81 Chapline
street, Centre Wheeling, for $500.
Chas. L. Mccoy to DR.. E. H. Mccoy,
December 2Sth, 1870, part Of lot No.
l62, Third street, for $4,000.
John T. Huss to DR.. E. H. Mccoy,
April 18th, for wagon road, 81.