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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-13
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GEO. a. W1CKHAM, Auctioneer. sepi5
OoMM1ss1oNERs SALE OF WAC.

l. lOmhlOS1S4NELho OEAbG VI =" AZ
~ ON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY.
In pursuance OF decree entered BY the Ccun'
" Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on the
fourth day Of September, 1873, In the chaneery
cause In said Court pending wherein Daniel
Schambra Is complainant and Jacob 6lossclos
and others are defendants, shall rs Special Com
missioner named in said decree offer st public
sAc, at the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, October ID, 1873,
B, ginning Of II o'clock A. II, the following de-
sefibed real estate. that is 70 cay: Lot nuniber'
ed screnty.nine (1o) in the old town Of Wheeling
In the First ward OF tho city OF Wheeling, In the
county OF Ohio and State OF West Virginia, said
lot fronting on the west side Of Market street
and being the second lot from tho southwest
corner OF Market and Adams streets.
TERns or SALE-otcthlrd OF The purchase
money and such further sum as the purchaser
may elect, In hand, the balance In equal Install.
ments Ct six and twelve months from the day Of
sale, tho purchaser giving bonds Tor the deferred
installmcntR with security approved BY the Com
missioner, eaid bonds bearing interest from the
day OF sale. Sale subjtc TO confirmation by the
court and title 10 be retained until payment Of
the purchase money ! n full.
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
special Commissioner.
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ToR SALE-OPTICALANDMU MUSIC
Q store. Established IS years. with the IN.
nv well eetablIRhed Optical and Music Store,
with stock and fixtures. II is In the best busl'
ness portion Of the city, has large run Of arst-
class customers, In as well Is ont Of the city.
To be sold At great bargain for the next thirty
MRS. @. z. CARTWRIGHT.
,s u n pnx COS
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WANTED-oNE OR TWO IN
w TELLlGENT, Active Business Ladies,
To introtuc, 10 the citizens OF Wheeling and
vicinity cur "GalIery OF Poets OF Europe and
America" containing $50 elegant Steel Plates,
the English Lang uAge-one OF the most sumptu.
ously Illustrated and printed volumes ever issued
"a perfect gem OF art and beauty. u hIis al
hght Adore for particulars,
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special Notices.
REEP 1T IN YOUR HOUSE.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound.

A SAT-, Sure aud SPEEDY Cur for Dtarrhea
Dysentery, cholera Horbus, summer Complaint
alton ever introduced. No Cum, 10 PAY.
AoCABB, KRAFT D CO, Proprietort,
wheeling, W. Va
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$.I,500,00O,

Total. 10 900 GIlls. all es'L, amounting "A, 49,
The distribution will be positive, whether all
the tickets are sold or not, and the 1000 gifts
all paid In proportion TO the tickets sod.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickets $50: Halves $2S; TGnths, or
each Coupon, S.; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500 az Tickets for $1,000; 1l3 Whole Tickets
Tor 5000; ~ Whole Tickets for 10000. No
disccunt on less than $500 worth Of Tickets 81
Tickets now ready 70. sale, and all orders &C.
eompanied by the money promptly oiled. Lio-
eral terms given to those who buy to cell again
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
AR't Pub. Lib. Ky, q Manager Gift Concert
Public Library Building. Louisville. Ky.
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DECORATE YOUR HOMES.

u !
few illarstpcnt In decorating your Paflors
will do MOT towards furnishing them than twice
The Amountinvested In furniture add carpets.
Our work IL d6ue In the best manner and In
entirely new styles. A; ". PAUL.,
Oo9 SO Twelfth street,
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4. J. PdnRGlI, KIq'
DKAE Sta Privately sud publicly identacd a
you hsye been for so many yeas with the inter
ests OF our city az county. aud IS an expression
OF our eommeud8tion Of the zeal and ddelit)
with which you have at all tines ttseharget
your otSietAl duties, we the undentgred citizens
Irrespective OF our party predictions, respect
fully request you 10 become our candidate fot
the Ho1se OF delegate 1t the election 10 be held
on The 18th inst Truly Youfs,
s!mpEon & IIege, Thomls HuEhe, 3 Co i,
W. ?. Peterson, John L. smlth & Co.,
4 J. Boyd, List, Davenport Parks
Jacob snyder. n. 4 J Pollock,
Rnsene List, VIM n. List,
Johs srsS Alex. Rogers,
RdWlh Hornbrook, AlonEo Loripg,
Dsaisl G. List. sweeney, Mecluney q
s Meiessf / cS Ssi.! Reid Fl = Miller,
Dewey, Vance & Co, n. Reilly.
Bosley Feepy, y. n. Kelly,
y. P. hildreth. y. n. Hamilton,
". z. Hughes. L. DelaplAin 4 Son,
A. Q, Eoff, Neil . Rllinghan,
J. 5. Mayor, John carlin,
Joseph seybold, il. W. List,
George R. Tingle, John Bishop,
lewis Baker & Co., John B. Wilson,
Il. B. Miller, Matthew Alinyer,
@. d Hubbard, J.W. Boring,
Augustus Pollock. James Maxwell,
Joseph Burrows, J. II. Barns,
James l.. Bedilion. OFT Hall D Co.,
LauehlIn, Bro. d Co, D. Walker Peterson,
W. Il Hennegen d Co., J. s. Rhodes d Co.,
John D. Reynolds, J n. Ray,
Samuel Adams, George Z. Taylor 4 Co,
J. r. MerrimAn, il. Hartman Co.,
@. II. Collier, james II. Todd,
r ". HAzlett, William Stamm,
Louis Hoslschc, George Bird.
Christian :s!ebke, DAna1. Hubbard.
A. r. Long N Il. Brady,
4. NJ. Ad1ms, Henry N. Russell,
Thomas U'Brien, J. F. Jones,
George D. Caldwell, Thomas n Darrah,
J. Pendleton, J. ". L. Rodgers.
Isaac irwin, VIM. b. eoshorn,
VIM Il. " oods, John Handlan,
MeK4be, Kraft q Co, Michael Lotus.
WRtsltn1, IN 0eto5tr, 1879.
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Theresidenee OF the Hon. Judgc Paul. on 4Ih
street, opposite the First Presbyterian Church,
one Of the most desirable localities in the city.
orr l. IRWIN, Agent
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

The undersigned, having qualified as Admin.
is1ator OF the estate Of the late Henry kurtz,
cd TO said estate 70 come forward and settle the
sAmo without DELAY, and all perrons having
claims against the name 70 present them proper:
y verified for settlement.
otl GEO. Il. KURT. Admir-.
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JhMhS Z. hONhhot 4IuoeoS.
GEO. A. wiCKHAM. Auetioneer. scp2i

TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
J. WHEELING DWELLING HOUSE.
BY yirtuc'ol o deed OF trust made by William
n Kennedy and Mary his wife to me, dated
March 5, IS73, and OF record In tho office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Book No. b6. page Sis, will
offer at public sale, At the front door OF the Court
House or Ohio county, West Virginia. on
SATURDAY, October Is, 1879,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. n. the following de.
scribed property, that's 10 say: Part OF lot nun.
bered two hundred and twelve (2i2l Situated At
the corner or Roif and Twenty.third uormerly
seeond) streets, said part being bounded and de-
scrIbed as follows. Beginning Of point sixteen
,l6) feet east Of tho corner OF the alley running
between Chapline and EoG streets, thence east
along the nor h side Of Twenty third street SIX.
teen (i6) feet; thence north across lot numbered
TWO hundred and twelve (sl2) sixty six QG) feet;
thslsea west sixteen 40 feet thence south sixty.
~ (66) fcet 10 the place Of beginning. with the
use, in common with the owner OF the ground
on the east. OF private alley running north
fofty.sever (47) feet.
TkRns or SALE-Half the purchase NOR ey and
rs much more as the purchaser may elect. In
hand, the residue In two equal tnstallmenis at
six and twelve months from the day Of sale, with
Interest from tt1t day. the deferred payments TO
be secured 10 the satisfaction Of the trustee
TILE believed good, bnt selling rs trustee
shall convey only such title as Is vested inmeby
said deed OF trust. -.SIsi 4
GEO, A. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. eepi5
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

IL
By virtue Of deed OF trust made on the 18th
day Of September, 1863 BY Alexander A. Allison
70 the undersigned trustee, which deed Is Of re.
cord In the Clerks ONCE OF tho County CouIt
Of Ohio county, West Virginia. in Deed Book
No. s., folio 3Sl, will offer Of public sale 81 the
mont door Of the Court Houseof Ohio county. on
wEDN kSDAY, the 10th Day OF October, 1918
Beginning ct 10 o'clock A. n, the following dc:
scribed real estste-that Is 10 ssy-al that parcel
OF ground lying on the south aide OF CaldweI2
Run, In said Ohio County, bounded % f"uoWe;
viz: Beginning at stake on the touth side OF
the Run, thence south 81 deg. poles TO sugar
tree corner TO Samuel NcClure's, thence with
said McCiure's line south 46 deg fast IS pools 70
stake corner TO VIM. Colins. thence~ith bis
line north 50 deg. east 3sH poles 10 the begin
ming, containing i've acres more or less together
With all the improvements upon The same.
TIBNs OF eALE-tash. The tltle 70 oeneveq
shall convey only such title as isyested In me BY
SAID decd OF trust
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Member Of the Royal College Of su,Tsoo. La
Colleges in the United ehtes, AID ~ 49,.
part Of whose lie has been spent II lie go.
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elSst..s'
has effected come Of the most astoni.hInS ~ ~
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the head and ears when asleep, great rtrTs, =
meas, being alarmed At sudden sounds, h,,iSt
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended -.
times with arrangement Of mind, van tVN,
Immediately.
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THR PRESS
Thu many thousands cured 81 this esnnD'l
ment within the last twenty years, and t1e tsL
erous important eurgicsl Operations ptfloneS
the Sun. and many other papers, tvuui q
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TO the AFFLICTED.
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For Sale.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By yirtue Of . deed Of trust made By Elijah
poTue to me, dAted September Let, 1871, and OF
record In the Clerks once Of the County Court
for Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed Of T:ust
Book No, I, page 100, ! viii Offer for sale o. pub
lie auction, - the 'front.' door OF the Court House
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY, November the i2th, 1873,
Beginning At 10 o'clock A. H.. the following de-
scrbed property, that IL 70 say: "a tract or par
osl Of land IN RiehlGnd township tnow diStnep,
Ohio county. West Virginia, adjoining land: Of
IsaAe B. Kelly on the East, Jacob BIunef and J.
". Bruner on the North, West and South con
tanning about Is AcTes more or less, and being
the farne parcel Of land on which The said RliJAh
Pogue now resides
'TKHHs or SLrHzCaSh. 49, !.
: HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHEELING. Oct 8. 1873. oeS
TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE
J. OF q Deed Of Trust inside on the Soth day Of
January, 1873, by Robert b. Williams and vile
| 10 the undersigned trustee, which deed Il Of
record In the Clerks ONCE or the County Court
| OF Ohio County, West Va, In Decd Book No, 3,
folio ai7, will o1er 81 public sale Of Room No.
1, "WGAhington HAllf Building, on Monday,
October IL, iS:3, BEGINNING ~ 10 o'clock A. ~,
one PLANO. Terms or sale eAsh.
| /. h. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GEO. A. wICKHAH, Auetioneef. oc2
FOR SALE fE:1
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GROIN NEW YORk.

New York, 3. Panama advices state that
the revolution in Guatemala is ended. Null
gar and other Chiefs were captured and will
be shot. The country under the new regime
peace is fiourishing, and the government
has sent troops to Honduras to await in
restoring order there. The Federalists who
embarked on the steamer Gen. Sherman with
the intention of capturing the Governor of
Honduras has been bafied and re-embarked
The flag ship Pensacola was at Valparaiso
on the 9Th ult.
Earthquake shocks have been felt through
out Nicaragua, consequent upon the eruption
of the Modcotamba volcano.
Costa Rica is quiet. The Virginius was at
Kingston, Jamaica on the 9th, and it is be-
lieved that she will soon sail again for Cuba
with cargo of arms and ammunition for the
Cuban revolutonists recently arrived there
from New York by the steamer Atlas.
The gun boat Canandagua was at Kings
ton, with cases of Isthmus fever on board
rapidly diminishing.
VIM. B. Smith the notorious forger is held
in ten thousand dollars for trial.
The effect of the recent forgeris has been to
lead to such close scrutiny of bonds of rail-
roads as to almost stop negotiations for such
paper.
An officer of the stock exchange to-day,
stated that the other two parties known to
have been engaged in the forgeries are expect
ed to be arrested by to morrow. He also
stated that these bonds have been in circula-
ton since July.
Rodman is still in Jail at Brooklyn. He
says that he is surprised that certain friends
have not bailed him out His bondsmen gave
their individual notes to the Comptroller Of
Brooklyn to-day payables January LIST, to Sc
cure the city against loss.
Mayor Powell of Brooklyn is reported to
have lsaid this morning that unless Treasurer
Sprague resigns, he will cause him to be sus-
pended and indicted as defaulter within for
ty eight hours.
Seven hundred laborers will be discharged
from Prospect Park next Saturday.
Fanny Hyde, the alleged murderer of Geo.
Watson, was again released on bail to day.
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dian of Albert F. Wingate ct ais, to sell real
estate of wards in Manchester

dian OF Albert F. Wingate ct ais, to sell real
estate of wards in Manchester.
License granted to Ezra s. Smith, Guardian
OF Oracle M. Ordway, to sell real estate of
ward in Hallowell.
Nancy M. Davis, widow of Thomas j. Da-
Wis, late of Farmingdale, deceased, petitions
for an allowance from the personal estate of
the deceased. Notice ordered for the fifth
Monday of Sept instant
Henry B. Haskins. Trustee under the will
of Dorcas Parker. presented his first account
| as Trustee for allowance. Notice ordered
for the first Monday of Sept. instant.
The will of Thomas Kelley, late of Chelsea,
duly proved. Stephen Cobb of Chelsea APP
pointed Executor.
The will of Lewis II. Cofren, late of Mt.
Vernon, deceased, proved, and Moses +.
Mayhem appointed Executor.
The will Of James ID. Richardson, late of
Winthrop, deceased, proved, and John May
appointed Executor.
Sullivan Kilbreth appointed Administrator
on the estate of William Goldthwait, late of
West Gardiner, deceased.
The will of Augustus V. LOOMS, late of
Monmouth, deceased, proved, and Emily c.
Loomis appointed Executor.
Henry 0. Pierce, Administrator on the es-
tate of Silas Fl. Coburn, late of Monmouth,
deceased, petitions for license to sell real es-
tate, the homestead Of the deceased in Mon
mouth.
J. j. Tinker, Trustee under the will of C..
A. Boynton, presented his first account as
Trustee, for allowance. Notice ordered for
the fifth Monday of September.
Ezra Kempton, Executor Of the will of
Moses b. Sears, late of Winthrop, deceased,
settled his first account as Executor after due
notice.
LII. -. IL.
tate of Thomas j. Davis, late of Farmingdale
deceased, petitions for license to sell person
al estate. License granted.
James II. Norris, Administrator on the es-
tate of Charles S. Norris, late of Monmouth,
deceased, presented his first account of Adj
ministration. Notice ordered for the fifth
Monday of September.
Nancy NJ. Davis, Administrative on the es-
tate of Thomas j. Davis, petitions for allow
ance out Of said estate. Notice ordered for
the fifth Monday of September.
A. 4. Wing, Administrator on the estate of
Joshua Burgess, late of Wayne, deceased, Pc
tition to sell real estate of deceased in said
Wayne. Notice ordered for the fifth Monday
of September inst.
Henry l.. Fuller, Executor of the will of
Helen M. Williams, late of Augusta, deceas-
ed, settled his first account as Executor.
On petition of Arabella F. Stratton, Adj
ministratrix on the estate of Hezekiah STRAIT
ton, late of Albion, deceased, for allowance
from the personal estate of said deceased, al
lowance made, 5000.
Albion Stevens, guardian of Darius Rob
bins of Readfeld, insane, now deceased, set
tied his account as Guardian after due notice.
Henry L. Fuller appointed Trustee under
the will of Helen NJ. Williams.
Caroline G. Allen appointed Administrator
tafa nf Iu-.p liz, latn nf
ner, deceased.
Henry B. Stratton, Guardian of Cora f..
Stratton, and ais, minors, settled his first ac-
count after due notice.
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Mallnmell E0ral Nrms.

Our city marshal seized quantities Of liq-
uors on Tuesday evening last at three places
on the street. The parties appeared before
Judge Gilman on Wednesday morning and
without contention submitted to and paid a
fine of fifty dollars and costs each. The
city marshal informs US tn at lie proposes TO
follow up prosecutions Of all parties engaged
in the illegal traffic, without respect to per-
sons or regard to circumstances. The pub
lie will sustain any officer in the faithful and
impartial discharge of his duty; and no one
can have reason to find fault under such cir
cumstances.
The house and lot formerly owned and oc-
cupied by the late John Dunn, Esq, on
Water street, adjoining Sanborn & Curriers'
wharf, have recently been purchased by Mr..
Samuel Currier, Jr., who occupies the prem
Use. as residence. Repairs are being made
upon the house. which will greatly improve
the appearance of that thriving locality,
which is beginning to assume. quite metro
politan appearance.
One Of the wooden stores owned and occu-
pied by Mrs. S. Spaulding, north of H. To-
hey & Son, is to have a new front, with
other improvements. What is needed in
that locality is a permanent granite block,
extending to Winthrop street. An invest
ment in such an enterprise would undoubted-
ly be paying one.
But few days more remain in which to
place the names of voters on the check lists,
preparatory to election on Monday next.
City and town committees should see that
this important preliminary work is done. \
little neglect may cause serious results.
We learn that the union meeting on Sab
bath next will be at the Baptist church-ser-
mon by the pastor, Rev. A. Il. Crane. After
next Sabbath, the union meetings will be dis
| continued for the season-each church re-
Stunning their usual afternoon service.
One of the busiest places in this locality
may be found in the southern portion of the
city, where the foundry and machine shops Of
the Messrs. Fuller, the boiler and engine es-
tablishment of the Messrs. McClench, the
steam saw mills of the Messrs. Milliken, the
whiting establishment, grist mill plaster mill
etc.. of Messrs. Page & Co., together witt
other establishments of various manufacture
employ large number of workmen, turning
out quantities of merchandise for home ant
| foreign markets.
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STATE NEWS.

The firemen Of Bangor think favorably OF
the suggestion that they wear badges when on
duty.
The bids for the U. S. Custom House and
Post Office proposed to be built at RocklaRd,
are as follows: Bodwell Granite Company,
S42, 4S7; Davis Tillson, $46,450; Jos. Wes-
colt & Son of Portland, 2,4S7; James Shar-
key, Si9,AS5.
The reunion of the 18th Me. Regiment
was held in Portland on Monday. A clam
bake and excursion were enjoyed, ana the
"boys in blue" were photographed; Inc iol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
wear: President, Col. Henry Russ Or. wee
President. Major Grover; Secretary, Lieut.
Charles simmons; Executive Committee, Or.
8 e. Gordon, DR.. James Bates, Adjutant Ed
ward Wilson, Capt. Ham, Nelson Howard.
rha next reunion will be held at Lewiston
the first Tuesday in Septembe., 1874.
The Gardiner Journal says that on Satur-
day last, a son of Edwin A. Purnell, (who
with his wife) lis visiting at the house of her
father, Amasa Ring, Esq, of Gardiner, sat
down in a pail of hot water, and was so badly
scaled that he died in fifteen hours. He was
two years old.
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Special Notice y!

MELLEN A. CROSS of Bethel escaped from the
N1 Insane Hospital on the 18th of August ult.,
and on the following day recognized by per-
no trace OF him has been discovered. Said Cross is
about feet 10 inches high, with dark complexion,
black hair, short neck, and weighs over two hun
died pounds. III clothing when he lett consisted
OF gray pants and coat, checked shirt, woolen cap
and thick boots. lie is shy, reticent and seldom
looks one square in the face. His relatives and
friends will be vely grateful for any information
concerning the said Cross, which should be for
warded TO Dr.. IL. VI. Harlow, Augusta, or G. NJ.
Wormel Bethel.
Augusta, Sept 3, 1873.
Bangor Wing and Portland Press please copy
three times in daily) sep3-t3t
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