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WATERLOO
OR
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CTOSS HAL,
or by whatsoever name the same NAV be
known or called. located in tie 4th cleo.
t'on district of St Mary's county and con-
taining
200 acres,
moro or less.
Also, the following personal property,
to wit
Bay mares;
Gray mare;
Bay mar;
Bay mare:
i Bay mare;
4cpws,
= 2y'arling
Is head Of sheep;
OK ca-t;
yoke of oxen.
And / hereby give notice, that on
Thursday, the 18th day ofSept.
1873,
at the Court House door, Lconardtown.
between the hours of l.. o'clock, m, and
O'Clock, p N, will expose TO public
auction the above described real estate ,
20 seized and taken in execution to the
highest bidder for CASH and | further
give notice, that on
Friday, the Goth day of Sept.
1873,
between the hours Of 9 o'clock. a. m
and o'clock. p. m. on the premises oi
the said n ID B,akisroue in the 4.h
election districr, will expose to public
auction all the above named personal
property, SO seized and t@ken in exccu.
tion. to the highest bidder for ca>h-to
satisfy said debts. interest and costs due
and to become due thereon.
JAS Il ALVEY,
Late Sheriff.
Aug 2S, 1S13-ts.
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~ Machines delivered and instructions civ.
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or by whatsoever name the sane may be
known or called. located in tie 4th cleo
t'on district OF St Mary's county and con-
tanning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

TO the Editors Of tho IntellIgeneer:
: In your issue OF May 90, appears card
over the signature Of Samuel II. White
side, by the publication Of which his owe
disgrace Is therein acknowledged. This
would moi have been noticed by the Coun'
Gil were It not that q charge OF "dishones'
ty" Is made against 1t. And in answer
thereto VIC beg simply to state that Sam
uel N. Whiteside knows full well that We
area chartered organization, amenable to
the law, and II any wrong has been done
him the proper place TO seek redress IS IN
the courts Of justice, and not by rushing
frantically into newspaper war. a toar
by the tcdy zoe intend to GuOid, as the N. and
4. B. A. hold themselves ready at all
times aud under all circumstances TO re.
dress all wrongs proven before the proper
tribunals.
And as a parting salute to M. Samuel
Whltesides, we would inform him that not
until very recently have we been in pos.
session OF the fact that for months past
he has been violating his most solemn and
binding obligation, sufficient in itself to
have expelled him long since and consign
him to everlasting disgrace among his
fellow workmen." So, Samuel, you
may consider you have been let down
very easy; and permit us, in conclusion,
to say that We will be led into no further
newspaper controversy. This has been
written by order Of Otis Council, No. 2,
N. II T. B. A., simply that the public
may hear both sides. Sympathlzing
with you in thus parading your guilt be.
fore the public, we bid you fdrel6eH.
By order Otis Council, No. 2, N. Il T.
B. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

PRoMPTNEss.-MajOr J. c. Anderson
General Agent of the Life Association o.
America, yesterday paid two losses O
5000 each, one to Lewis Apologize, ESQ
Of Brooke county, insurance upon the life
Of his wife, Mrs. Mary G. Apologize; and
one to Joseph Harris, Of Moundsville
being the insurance on his wife Mrs
Mary Harris, both less the interest fol
the unexpired part Of sixty days time
given by the Life Association OF Amerl'
ca, in which company the deceased were
insured.
Such promptness on the part Of Major
Anderson, OF the West Virginia Depart
ment Of the Lille Association, in the pay
ment Of losses, cannot but make friends
for II. And this mode Of doing business
is the one adopted and pursued by the
Life Association everywhere. 1t Is one
Of the most reliable organizations in exis.
tence in the country, and should be pat
ronized by all who wish to be insured in
q safe and reliable institution and one
that always pays Its losses when due, and,
if desired, before they become due. The
above sums makes a total Of SEQ, 900 paid
by Major Anderson in this Department IN
the last three years.
Persons in need Of q reliable company
in which to insure should not fail to call
upon Major Anderson and examine the
status Of the Life Association. The un-
paralleled success that this company has
met with since opening tho W. Va, De-
partment goes TO show what the people
think Of 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS Entering
Sheib's Music Store, Washington Hall,
the visitor will tind there displayed the
largest stock of Pianos and Organs in the
city. Some sixty Instruments are on
hand for inspection, and amongst them
are the well known and rapidly selling
Weber and VIM. II. sheib s. Co. Pianos,
Eureka and VIM. II. Sheib s. Co. Pipe
Organs, in handsomer and finer cases
than ever before seen, and OF lower prices
than last years. Pre.eminently, Sheib's
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is not good, and his immense sales endorse
his judgment. Go to Sheib's for any
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

The object Of greatest interest tonight
to large portion Of our people will be the
third anniversary OF the Children's Home.
The rehearsal yesterday afternoon was a
great success, as the entire anniversary to.
night will be. Thomas HornbrOok will
send beautiful flowers 10 decorate the
flowing fountain, and these decorations,
with the smiling faces OF reclaimed and
pretty children, an eloquent address, &c
will prove attraction enough to pack the
house. Let there be an overlooking su-
dience and big collection to encourage
this our only unsectarian school Of reform.