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Tho Norway Tack Company.

tBy our old Bmploye)
This firm occupies the building on the
corner OF Chapline and 18th streets,
known ss the Old Cotton Factory. In
1855 the building was purchased for the
Norway Iron and Tack Company, then
organizing for the the manufacture oil
tacks and fine nails. This company found
ready salo for their goods, and for q short
time gave general satisfaction, but losing
sight Of this business as q speciality they
entered upon the manufacture OF nuts,
carriage bolts and an extended line Of
articles, and soon realized 10 the lowered
standard Of their tack goods the folly Of
having too many irons In the fire. They
continued the business, however, until the
summer OF 1869, when having pur-
chased the Washington Mills in South
Wheeling, they sold the Cotton Mill
property, and entered upon that reckless
career, the disastrous effects Of which are
still fresh in the minds Of our citizens.
In June, 1869, Messrs. Jones, Heald d
Phinrey, the recent purchasers, COM
menced business under the title Of the
Norway Tack Company, merely dropping
the word Iron from tho title OF their pre-
decessors. These gentlemen were from
the Sandwich Tack Works, OF Massa-
chuset;s, and thoroughly understood their
business. Having renovated the factory
and put their machinery in finest trim,
they made up full line Of their goods
and proceeded TO put them on the mar
ket. They soon discovered that they had
10 encounter the bad reputation Of their
predecessors, and early recognized their
error in failing to change the name OF
the new company entirely, hut having
begun they resolved TO slight II out on
that line" For while the prospect Of
success was rather Encouraging, but their
goods, upon trial, proving 10 be Of supe.
rior quality, they were enabled TO over
come the unfortunate impression, and
have aimee done large and successful
buHiness. Their sales doubled 10 one year
and the increasing demand for their goods
10 substantially indicated by the fact that
they have added ionr new machines,
which now makes their number thirty.
Their products range from an almost in
dnitessimal tack to fine three penny mai.
They employ thirty persons. and use from
dfeen to twenty tons Of iron per month.
This amount Of iron will seem small
unless we bear in mind the kind Of
goods that are made from 1t. For To-
stance, OF the small tacks there are as high
~ $4,000 In pound, and Of others the
numbers range down TO 800. or /, 900 to the
pound. The business Of this firm Is on en-. |
tirely new enterprise with US, and II gives
rs pleasure toSpeak oft Quietly and I'm.
ostentatiouAly these gentlemen are build
Ing up . business. the success Of which Is
fully assured, and we hope 1t will be sug-
geStive Of come other new industry that
may and In our city q eongenlal home.
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III e n y" -
By virtue Of Decd OF Trust made BY Aary
o'Neal 10 the undersigned trustee, dated Feb
ruary 6th 1873, and Of record In the office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, W:
Va, In deed OF trust book No. 5, page 236, will
offer for sale at public auction, ct the front door
o. tho Court House Of Ohio county, W. Va. on
SATURDAY, the Sd dayof January, 1874,
at 10 O'Clock A. y, tho following property. that
No. IA on nth Gate Zane) street. In that part oil
the city OF Wheeling known as East wheeling.
The title 10 believed to DO good, but selling. a.
trustee shall only convey such title as 10 vested
In me by said deed OF tiust.
purchaser TO assume and secure TO the trustee'e
sAtiafaction the indebtedness to the Central
Building Association No. ., for which the prop
erty In TO DO sold and to pay the residue OF the
purchase money In cash.
-. WI. W. CowDEN. Trustee.
J, II, MILLER, Auctloneer. does
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made by Charles
PfaifenbAch, and Hanna Pfafenbach, his wife,
TO tho undersigned Trustee, dated the lst day OF
February, in tho year 1873, and OF record In The
once OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, 10 the Book Of Deeds Of
Trust and Mortgages Number 8, on! pages 81,
$50 and 263, will ofer for sale a public auction,
at the front door Of the Court Houie OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, on ,.-...,...-.-.sl..
MONDAY. The 18th dsy Of Jnutry, 1874.
At 10 o'clock A. T., the following property, that
10 to say, the north halt OF lot number One hun.
dred and hftynlno Ci69l, situated on the west
side Of Chaplin0 street, between Twenty. second
street QAte Third etreeD and TWenty.thifd street
date Second street), In tho City Of Wheeling, In
ohio county and State OF West Virginia, In that
part OF said city called Centre Wheeling.
Terms OF Sale: One Thousand Dollars cash, OF
such greater sum In caDh AS tho purchaser may
elect; Ono Thousand Dollars payable On the Isl
day OF April, 1914, with interest from the day OIL
sale, and the residue Of the purchase money In
two equal instalments, payable respectively II
six and twelve months nom the day Of sale, with
interest thereon from Tho day or sale: The do
ierred inetalmente 10 DO secured satiGtActoril,
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee,
No. 1919 Chapllno street.
J. @. HKRyET, Auctioneer. -, F.;..s..u
Wheeling, W. Va. Dec. II; 1873. 'decli
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SENATOR DAVE, Of West Virginia, has
been corresponding with the Secretary Of
War in regard to . government survey Of
the proposed water line from the James
river 70 the Ohio, and the Secretary has
promised to detail engineers to make the
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7MpoRTANT TO BUILDERS,

Slate Roofs The Best and Cheapest Ias
tsct has been demonstrated AZ ovef he cgSIt X,
rooiinr n sLITE, The undersigned keeps eOn
stSntIS on hand he largest stock Of Peach ooNo@
and Buekingham Slate Of any dealer 1e tvIS..
RSItimorc nd Cincinnati, andcan Ill ~ otGs.,
promptly Of the lowest market price, AZ A4nS'
81 hlltIng done eheaply and e1ped1n99TiipS'
No. Is Bedford street, Cumbe'lAnd' No mi. TiS
Box b9a, EtH.ss
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THERE Is said to be strong combina.
ton in New York "bnllihg1 gold, and
one OF their arguments for q rise Is that
the government win be obliged to buy
gold to meet its maturing obligations
next month. III gag .s..aa
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Tho undersigned having been appointed y
the County Court OF Ohio county, ", vs., az
ministrator OF the estate Of Charles Fnhf, as q,
late Of said county, all persons hAVing eAIII
against tAid estate will present them propeI!
certified for settlement, and those knowing 9a1
selves Indebted will call and make immeGlA"
Sovfs ina sixteenth street
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HArPr RELIEF yoa Youxo Mxz from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early lie. Man.
moved. New method OF treatment. New, and
remarkable remedies. Book and Circulars sent
free, 10 scaled envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 3South Ninth street, Phil
adelphis, Pa, IAN lnHtitution having high rep
utAtion for honorable conduct and professional
skill. .. oc27-dAw
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

The undersigned, having qualified TAdn!a
iStrator Of tho estate OF the late Henry ,hLit u
decd, hereby gives notice TO AL persons ~ X.
Same without delay, and all pertohs haIIs
claims against the same 70 present them pf0p8'
'Y w iOf 'e' GRo. Il. KURTZ, Adn't
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DUBLIC SALE

I have In my stable . Blown Gelding Horse
1917 hands high, Well.bred and o good goei
(tfotter), sired by Thomas Isweeney'e, "Proyin
clsl," out OF Kentucky mare. IWil sell 40
horse for his keeping, on Saturday, Deeembei
90, 1871, OF 10 O'Clock A. T., within the city Limit
Stable, No. % 18th street. :. ~. -, -
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GAME is plentiful in the Berkeley Springs
market. Wild turkies sell at zoe apiece,
and are . drug in the market; Venison
plenty at 10c per pound. W .js
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General Notices.
-'-NsNs-~HN~----~r1NrrN|>r r""~>r.-S'''-s--''
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

The undersigned Living been appointed a.
eeascd, hereby notifies ali persons indebted 10
eaid estate to settle without delay, and gu PEI
sons having claims against the same 70 ptssa'
them, properly authenticated, Tor settlement
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Admit
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SAVE MONEY.

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NoT1oE TO RIVER MEN.

oTrcr UMoH BRrDGE Cor
PTTTsBURSH, Sept IL ls,A
Notice 10 hereby given TO those intefe ~. ,Se
tho Iayieation Of tie Allegheny Rive. np 81
Contractor for tho stoneWork Of unlon Di pit,s.
aeFoss tho Allegheny river Of The FolnL t {. "a.
burRh, has commenced work. Het ~. az III
Gated on north side OF channel, distant ~ s"eS
nom shore. The other Piers will DC loGaTT .ISnd
1i9 feet Apart across the nVf L 70 2uT I!,i;T BY
night On Channel Pier a. signal oil oAnge'
2. ". ShITb,
..r,a Chief RngInesf'
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TOR SALE
A Farm Containing 1OS Acres

Twin sell It In one lot, or divide It In lots Of
four or Eve acres 10 suit purchasers. There 10
no better land for Market Gardening in Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of tho city Of
TTnHs-one fourth cash, balance in one, two
and three years, with interest e
For further Particular enquire Of the sub.
- GEO. ROBERTS,
IVA TEs as Main street
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special Notices.
A LWAYS GET THE BEST.

Il -
REEDS COUGH YRUP
Nothing equal to It for Coughs, Colds, Hoarse.
mesa. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &C For
public speakers and singer6 It is just the thing
70 make the voice smooth and clear.
V-Sold by Druggists everywhere.
McCAbE, KRAFT q CO., Proprietors,
od2l ~ Wheeling, W. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE
b g ,a-Jl.1 OF THE .'aE
CLEMENS FARMS.

VhSluh 6hN0
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust made BY SO.
biesh Brady, Trustee, and MIRA. Catherine &.
Clemens, the one dated the 10th day OF Noyem.
Der, 1870. and the other dated tho LIST day. OF
April, 1879, and both Of record in the Clerks
office OF the County Court for Marshall county.
West Virginia, one In deed book No. 10 page 81,
and the other In deed Of trust book No. !, page
%, 7 win offer for sale Of Public Auction, Ut the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, on F.Ia1f ..lH-' tdAN&-,!!H
THURSDAY, the 9Th Day OF January, 1915.
Of 10 A. T., the property mentioned and do.
scribed In the two deeds Of trutts Aforesaid; the
same being the tract Of land Tor some time known
% the CLEMENS YARNS, situated In the
county or Marshall, West Virginia, on the va.
tiers Of wheeling Greek. OF the mouth Of Stalra
Run. and distant abont two miles from Blm
Grove Station on the Hempaold Railroad.
two farms or tracts Of about equal size, each con-
10 under high state ofeultiyaton; 10 very rich
and beautifully located. Upon the southof east
portion there Ia q large stone mansion house.
with ali the necessary outbuildings, and upon
the other part there 10 good tenant house.
Said Farms will DO sold either separately, or
together, to suit purchasers.
The Trustee viii, on application, give any In
formation th9t may DO desired as to ttFnS, con.
dltionB, &C., and he also has complete plat and
survey or the land, showing Ito extent, lines,
fences, improvements, &C. ll-
TERMs also made known on day OF sale.
-57f'' HANNIBAL FORBES. Trustee.
.EU 80 ." No. 1lf7 Chapline street.
WHEELING W. Va, Dec, 5th. 1873. dec6
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survey:

THE price OF living in the Eastern part
Of this State, at Msrtinsburg, does not dill
fer materially from the scale here. The
quotadonsin The Independent are as fol-
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Flour, family, % 70 per barreli wheat,
S165a1 go per buShel; corn, 40a4oc per
bushel; oats, Acc per bushel; chickens, goa
SOC; turkeys, 7a10c per ID gross; apples,
81 90 per bushel;, butter, 35c per ID; egg,
500 per dozen; pork, 81 90 per hundredi
potatoes, 80a66c. 4-...-. .rI.E
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Ts1AND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling L.
/ THRns-One.iourth cash. the residue In equal
insiallmentB at one, two and three years. with
interest. JNo. p. 3ILCHR1ST,
apl0 At Top Mil.
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Eor RaIe,


TIC corner SS Of JACOB and Sixteenth stsests, Rsst
wheeling, comprising Houses Nos! es, 81, %, l0l
and l03 Sixteenth street. ANY persons Wishing
70 purchase tho said property win call ion the
undersigned, who win mike known terms, &C,
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Educational.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

PupIla WIN stfIl DO received In the Music, Art
or lnbtruction Department of this institution
| Special attention "a devoted 10 Nusic (VocSl
and In1tEumental) under the instruction Of the
Misses Doddridge and Prof. A. 3. Roe. ~ ia
Glasses IN Latin, Greek, French or German
under capable teachers. SepiB
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Married Persons, or Young Men eoptem,I,.-
Marriage, being aware Of PhyS!cal Wet5SAaln
organic debility, deiormities, Speedily es,S5
10 who places himself under IN az ~ n
J., may religiously eon1de In his honor a. "
tlemsn. and confidently rely upoa Ill sfiI y VI
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DR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeon, In,
don, graduate nom one q the most er! tS
Colleges n me ~, EpitsS sates and s create
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elScTSsa.as
has effected some.of the most Astonishing tS,S,
ever known. Many troubled with rin14nS \,
tho head and ears when asleep, great petrnr -
ness, being AlArmedAt sudden sounds. SsSf.l
ness, with frequent blushlns, ATTENDED so%a
times with arrangement Of mind, were eu,rd
Immediately, SAEu
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. sth, Isl
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lspeelally, who have been ne yie,In,o, vv
~ Vice, that dreadful and dest,nriIS.. ooll
which annually sweeps 70 an untinsIS I sAot
thouA,ndA Of Young Non OF tha mosi .,ss I,aNe
talent and brilliant intellect, who mi0S, ~ ted
wise have entraneed listening Benates ~, yS1 Z.
thunder OF eloQuence, or walked % sr.,.s a re
thrilling Tyre, may call with fnll eorhdescS' ne
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-20
jeff Davis as a Peace-M aker.

The Memphis public and particu-
larlarly the newspapers have been
agitated for some weeks over an affair
of honor, between Col. II. c. Winter
smith and Capt. L. a. Cole, the former
having slapped the latter's face. The
matter was warmly discussed in the
local press, and towards the last a
hostile meeting appeared imminent.
Better counsel, however, prevailed,
and the question was thereupon sub
United to the EX-President of the Con-
federacy for settlement. Having fully
considered the whole subject matter
at issue, that gentleman reported
through a published card as follows:
After carefully reading the papers,
and m~aturely considering your seve-
raj views, my opinion is that the diff
ference between you in regard to the
terms of an amicable settlement, is
rather as to the order Of proceeding
than the substance of what may be
properly done; and that the collision
between r. c. Wintersmith and +. A.
Cole, being by their published state
lnents purely accidental, without pre-
vious hostility or personal malice, all
Of which preceded the grave offense
OF a blow, was so unimportant and
indeterminate that the pending mat
ter may be treated as teginning with
that event. and therefore that the first
step should he an ample apology II
the part of X. c. Wintersmith for
that grave offensc.
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Correct It.

A personal article in reference to
Governor Bradley appears in the Eu-
rekA SENTINEL Of the 18th. \ mis-
take has occurred, as the item referred
to was first published in the ElkO In
dependent. OF course the SENTINEL
will make u proper correclion.-Pi-
oche kecord.
Certainly. we most cheerfully make
the correction. On examination of
u files we discover that we inadver-
tent.y gave the Record credit for a
good word about His Excellency,
which was really due the Elko hide
pendent, the article having originally
appeared in the latter journal. Fol-
lowing is the item for which the Rec
ord does not dc sire to be held respon-
sible:
PERSONAL.-On Thursday evening
last Nevada'S best Governor, l.. X.
Bradley, came from Carson, and yes
terday betoOk himself to the country
for the purpose of reviewing his
Thousand herds on a thousand hills"
The Governor is the very personitica-
ton OF health, and enjoys this life as
well as anybody. He is very popu-
lar throughout the State, and should
he desire the GOvernOlship again he
cannot be defeated.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM

SAN Francisco. July 10.
The Nevada sailed for Panama to-
day. She took Sis, QUO in treasure and
merchandise.
n New York man, name unknown,
was sent to the hospital this afternoon,
suffering similarly to Il. +. Daven-
port. who died there a day or two ago.
The symptoms show a clot etfusion of
blood on the brain. He was uncori-
scious and will doubtless die.
The I'M st. Johns, who was ar
rested yesterday for being drunk and
sent to the hospital, after refusing an
emetic became a raving maniac, ne
cessitating a straight.jacket.
The plans for the Customs APP
praiSer's store and other buildings in
this city, have been approved by the
Secretary of the Interior and Post
master General. In due time NJ.
Mullet, the supervising architect OF
the Treasury Department, will arrive
to take control of the work.
The dies of the new trade dollar will
not arrive before next Monday.
The number of deaths in the city
during the week was IS; ne small
poX.
The American Nevada Mining Com
pany al Incorporated. to work in
Gold Hill; capital, 81, 500, 600. c. +.
McLane, B. +. Sherwood, j. Clark,
A. NJ. Gilman and NC. Hillyer, Di-
rectOrS.
One hundred and seven seamen
from the United States steamer Cali
fUrnia, sailed for New York by the
Nevada to-day.
The Taxpayers report that they
will make nominations Tuesday even.
ing.
Theae are eleven cases of smallpox
in the pest house.
MARYSvILLE, July 10.
The examination of =. II. Winkley,
charged with having been implicated
with Torey and Collins in the attempt
to rob the banking house, was con-
Guided yesterday. Torey, who was
wounded at the time of the attempted
robbery, testifies that Winkley and
Whipple were associated with him
in the job. The Court held the pris-
oners 10 answer with bonds at 81, 200.
WOODLAND, July ~.
At 8 A. NJ. to-day, William Price,
while asleep, walked OFT the Railroad
Exchange, falling Is feet. He is in a
critical condition.
Edward Nickerson, a cook, surren-
dered to the police, saying he set DR..
Rays hay on fire.
SAN DIEGO, July 10.
In a China row last night I'VE gam
bling games, II Chinalnan killed
his aSSailant.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. July 10.
The Northern Pacific Railroad ON
nany commenced the survey at Ia
coma, the terminal city, Thursday.
TIE surveys will occupy about so
days. Five hundred workmen are to
be placed on the construction docks,
depot and other buildings next week.
Spectators from all parts OF the
Sound and Oregon are crowding
there. The Seattle and Olympia pa
pers are full of bitterness toward the
new city and road.
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Gbe eureka SrniiMel.
SUNDAY. July 20. 1919.
France and Louisiana.

The telegraph Informed us last
week that the people OF Louisiana
talked of appealing to France for pro-
lection. 1t was a singular announce.
ment, and but few, we imagine,
understood its real import. The fol-
Lowing paragraph from the New Or
leans Picay0ae fully explains the
matter:
Few of our readers. we presume,
are aware of the fact that under the
treaty made with France when Louis
lana VAS purchased by the United
States there is a distinct guarantee to
France, in behalf OF all the inhabi-
taiats of Louisiana, that they shall
never be deprived of freedom of per-
son, property, or religion The sec
ton of the treaty containing this
clause was written by Napoleon's own
hand"
OF course France could not enforce
these treaty stipulations if she even
felt ever so much inclined to do so.
She has about all she can do
to take care of herself. Besides,
we presume that it would be a very
difficult matter for the people Of LOU
isiana to establish that they have been
deprived of freedom ofperson, prop
erty or religion" Evidence is abun-
daut that they were swindled in the
election returns, but this is about all
they have to complain Of. We would
like to see France or any other for
eign power undertake to NEEDLE in
our home affairs the little game
would be so entertaining, you know.
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ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures,
of Ohio, according to the Cincinnati
Enquirer, is believed to be in favor Of
q new Democratic departure. The
New York Herald says there have
been so many departures of that party
within the last few years that its re-
mains might be supposed to rest
quietly at this time in the land of
departed spirits"
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BoLTED.-One of Brigham Young's
wives has bolted-his seventeenth and
last wife, Mrs. Ana Eliza Webb
Young. She tired of a fractional por-
ton of a very old husband, and an
tremendously bundled up her bag
gage and made for the Walker House,
where she was stopping at last &C.
counts. There is much scandal afloat
in Zion over the event, and a suit for
divorce it is thought will be inaugur-
ated at once. Let EN- rip.