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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20
ienn Piano IIannilaeluFers.

Messrs, Steinway & Sons are undoubt-
edly entitled to this proud appellation,
and also that Of being the piano makers
Of the world, for their instruments are
now heard in every land on which the sun
rises and sets. Recognized as the pioneers
and introducers OF improvements which
have tended to the perfection Of that in
strument which is appreciated as the
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame is Justly world
wide, and has ben crowned with laurels
never previously bestowed upon any other
piano manufacturer in this or any other
country.
Some idea Of the yastness Of their bust
ness and the manufacturing facilities
necessarily required may be gathered
from the fact-obtained on inquiry-as
to the present condition Of local Amerl-
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. 8, in addition to their large
and constantly increasing city retail
trade, they shipped seyenty-iour new
pianos to all parts OF the Union and
Europe, anddufing the following one, the
unexampled number Of one hundred and
hNo. The same average OF shipments
still continuing, comments unnecessary.
A full stock 81 steihway Piahos at the
sole agency, ADAMS 4 LUoAs
1917 Market Street,
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Tn CouRI,-MRieipal COuH-Judge
CraRmer. The Municipal Court met yes.
terday morning, pursuant to adjourn
ment. t-. ri
The case Of James n. Williamson d a.
- Adam Kalbaeisch was continued until
Tuesday next
The demurrer to the bill in the chan
Gerry csnse Of R. 5, Brown, administrator
Of The estats Of Geo. McCully, deceased,
n. the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Co, Of Hartford, Conn, was argued and
submitted to the Court.
Adjourned TO this morning at 10 o'clock.
Rsiaa, .COEt-Judge Cranmer, There
was only one case before His Honor yes.
terday morning. Lawrence Becker,
charged with disturbing the peace and
quiet Of the city, was fined s. and costs,
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Strange, but True.

II is natural for people suffering with
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, or
any other disease Of the Throat and
Lungs, to put of from day TO day buying
an article that they know has cured their
ncighbor, friend or relative, yet they
have no faith in it'until It Is too late. II
you will go to your Druggist and get n
bottloof BosCuEE's GERMAN SYRUP, your
Immediate cure Ia aS certain as you live,
II has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and Druggists
and people everywhere arc elated over
its success. You can get sample bottle
for 10 cents md try 1t. Regular size
bottle 10 cents. M God&Y
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LOTTA.-The popularity Of this Cele.
brated little actress y constantly increas-
ing. She plays everywhere to full houses,
keeping her auditors continually over.
flowing with laughter, and permitting
none 10 leave dissatisfied. In her pecll.
liar line Of acting she has no equal. Mr..
Locke, who assists her, Is said to be n
comedian by nature, the gift Of pleasing
having come to him with his birth. Lolita
will play in the Opera House on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next.
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TRASsPERs OF RFEL EsEAH.-The fol.
lowing deed tfAaifOrTine ifSd estate in
the county ofOhio, we're left for record at
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday (:
Deed made Dec. 90, 1874, by John
Snediker, guardian, to +. W. stolaeE, Tor
undivided one-fourth part Of the sopth
one.half Of lot 2lS, corner. OF Third and
EotF streets. Admitted Feb. IA; $780,
Deed made Jan, II, 1875, BY John +.
McDermot and wife to John FeeWSs Tor
west one-half Of lot No, $50, 10Th street
Admitted Feb. 10; S4,766, ~" s't'.'
Deed made Oct 10, 1876, BY A. B.
Caldwell and vile 70 Belmont Nail Works
Company, for lotSS, 2 and 10 in Fink's ad-
d d5do M4ha aa Admitted FeF 1si ST.
Deed made Feb. IL, 1875, by John
Taylor and wife to Robert Junkins, for
the i bge-third iHie iesi ~ pats
Of lots 90 and 70 on jacob stfeet Ind
Alley D. Admitted Feb, H.; $40.
Deed made January %, 1875, by ]. Q.
Pierson TO p. @. Piersop, for all his in
terest in and to the personal estate Of bis
father, Henry Pierscn. Admitted Feb
u bssa $SaS saR. y, ISIS! " i. Pier.
9ppl 70 BENJAMIN Springer. tpr Ris intsEssst
in his fathers farm. Admitted Feb. lsi
$1,000. I'LL 4.,ahgi n
Deed made Feb. /, 1854, by john R,
Morrow 70 Vim. Vardy for, Oge-haH 0t
burial lot SO in section "B," Mt Wood
cemetery. Admitted Feb. 10; Sl5.
i pesa Peap FSb. 9 FI9 BY Henry H
sell, Commissioner In case Of Hughes u,
Hughes, to Alfred Caldwell, for part Of
lot No. %, situated on the corner Of Main
and Adams stteets (Old haules) u Admitted
Feb, lQi $685. ,aa m 10
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PRolATl BusnEs-DuriDg the pasl
week the following probate business was
transacted by the Clerk Of the County
james R. Mccor.ney was appointed
Guardian of.John Howard McCortney,
Bond, $500.
ThOl. sEeeny was appointed Guardian
Of Annie E, Sweeney, Bond, $500.
d, Henry Ahrens was appointed Admin
istrator Of the estate OF Augusta AhrenS,
deceased. Bond, $4,000.
Buffslo Bill' (Hon, VIM. 5, Cody,
with his long hair and gold.headed cane,
will scalp q few redskins in the Opera
House next Friday night,
Capt. S. A spTague, Of Cumberland,
Nd, registered at the McLure House last
night 1-ll; 4 ,g.ttgf ;
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THE RECENT CHARITABLE CoNCBRT.--
ThcEtoSs receipts from tie concert given
at the Opera House, oil Tuesday evening
last, by the Beethoven, MNIlnechor and
Harmonic Societies, for, the benefit Of the
Childrehs Home, amounted TO 1854.
They paid Manager Hamilton for the
use Of the Opera House $780,. and f1r
printing, expFessage and other expenses
$33 80, Icavihg d net balance Of $3.50 20,
which wah turned over to the treasury Of
the. Cbilllrens Homo. l.--I ~ ~
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CoAsrtNu ACCrDENr.-Yestttday morn
Ing a small boy named CHARLES Norlan,
while Coasting oh 10th street, was car
ried under the wheels Of o wagon, which
passed over his body, injurihg him quite
severely, We understand that several Of
his ribs were broken. lie was conveyed
ID .hiA home III the First Ward by tAe
teamster and d physician sutnmOHel.' The
boy'a injuries are Of u serious nature, but
are not considered fatal uust ne,
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THE question Of heating the Second
and Third Ward school building has been
prominently lhefote The Board Of Educa.
lion for several months, and Is no nearer
4 Eolttfon than when II was first iHtto-
dnCed to. the attention, OF that body.
However, HE Bbard Win A6ld Especial
meeting III few days, at which the Com.
mittee On Buildings md Grounds will re-
port, and them, lf,a Isl .aat
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The ladies find many worthy persons
Of al age whoSeeip sud need iot boots
or shoes, The fund on hand Is too lin
tied 10 admit OfltlIS ppFchase, ap9 IN
urgent appeal is hereby made tO'the shoe
merchaRt Of The city 70 come foEward
with their donations. The ladies pledge
themselEgs tplbestoY the boots OF ghOes
given only upon worthy and needy poor
Of odEOEu city. DOnaliops can DO beft
at the Soup House. 1t Is to be hoped
thatthe noble ShOe mefChAntS,Of Wheel
ing will remember the barefoOted poor,
and respond duiCklYHli14 glsA O0e
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1ttRr on rms 1cE.4A boy named
John Grayison, while on the river above
The Stspchsiohtridke yesterday morning,
fell upon some Tough Ice and cut his faEe
terribly. He was fnsehsible when several
Of his comrades went TO his assistance,
but recovered consciousness In few mo.
menta. He was assisted to his home In
East Wheeling and surgeon called. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

DELAYED CoRREsrOxpRkcE-Letter
addressed as follows ars held In the post.
office in this city for pon.paymerit iof
postage. Hannah Gill, i'B6llafre, Ohio,
&c; Jacob B. Evans, Benton street, Sonth
ST. Louis, Missouri, 81; Miss Vltgie
Smith, Lexington, KY. care Of Stamford
4 Smith, 1c; Miss Mary Clarke, Elm
Grove, va Hempfeld RdflfbAd, 10; Miss
Julia H6ltsclaw, Belmont Bounty, dip,
(better directionsL IL
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eScOuTs OF THE PLAINs.@-Butialo Bill
and dramatic company will on Friday
evening next, in the Opera House, por-
lsay the viCissitudGs and perils Of scout
lie on the plains. The title Of the play
to be presented Is scouts Of the Plains,
or Red DeViltry rs it iS."
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LAST night, about half-past II o'clock,
a woman who was staying In the Union
Depot waiting for the Wheeling train,
was taken very i'll. She was carried up
stairs 70 the hotel, given q room and Dr.,
Hamilton summOnef 1t Is probable that
there Is an increase Of guests at the Union
Depot Rhsburgh DIpatch,
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TAKEN 1.-two young men from
bridgeport, who gave theft names Ia
Joseph Taylor and VIM. McConnaughy,
vefelisotdetly at Johnny Beutef's saloon
last night. Officers Juhkins and Liston
found them al Latamie's saloon about 8
O'Clock and escorted themto the lookup.
They will be examined by His Honor
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION l-7Ladies,
by all means examine those new black
Alapacas and CaShmeres Of jacobs; they
are the best and cheapest goods ever offer.
ed In this market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

SoALE Of the yOun 'uns were not satis-
RedWith Old Prob's interfering with their
sport yesterday, and carefully sweeping
the snow from the Ice proceeded to enjoy
the'skating while II lasted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

PRoMoTEp.-Mr. JEFF. Price, Of this
county, formerly . brakeman OIL the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, Fourth d.
vision, has been promoted to the charge
Of u baggage car u a passenger train.-
llOuadspilie Reporter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

MONDAY next is the anniyetsaty Of the
Father Of his eountty, and the columns
oil the country papers will contain
glOii6d8 accounts OF arms being torn of
BY, premature explosions, Of gentle swivel
guns. City locals miss all that fun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

RELIEF AAsocrAnoNJThe following
figures show the number Of persons sup
piled daily at the Soup HOUSE with pro-
visions sufficient for two meals. The
baskets Ere flied only upon presentation
OF tickets, which, are given by the ladies
who personally visit the destitute homes;
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The prospects for large market In
the Second Ward this morning arc very
e6pa. Ailafge number of country people
Rad arrived in'town last night.
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MILK DEror.- Chas. r. Smith has
opened n depot at the Meat Store Of j.
Happy 4 Co, l11S Market street, and will
keep a regular supply Of pure sweet milk
which he will sell to hiS customers at the
low price Of s cents per quart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

AsrRAxoER wouldn't know the specked
white stuff now covering the ground is
snow were II not for the fact that otis
sleigh belled,"
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IT. any one IL anxious TO learn how far
the frost has penetrated the ground, he
can do 40 BY Selectihea sale place in the
back yard and goingto work with a pick
axe. u may require several days 10 com
plete the Investigation, but Il viii be good
n ynFniso ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

The capital stock Of the Fire 4 Marine
lnldlAhte Company u 500, 1000. s AlfeAdy
over $4,000 have been subscribed toward
the formation Of a new company when
the chatter Of the present one expires.
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LOCAL PgRsoNAIs-The genial coun.
tenab6e Of our friend Conn, 81 the Steu-
benvilIo Herald and Nep, graced our
sanctum few moments yesterday.
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'oTHr Committee Oh Finance Of the city
Council will meet at the Commercial
Bank this morning at 10 o'clock. The
meeting u said to be an important one.
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NINE deeds in fee and ten docdsso
trust were admitted to record in :the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
last week. -.--L-. ---.- .no ~
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TIE MonndsvilIe Reporter says that the
wheat in that county has been materially
injured by the extreme cold weather.
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THE Waverly Literary Society enter.
tain their friends with elocution and
patriotism on Monday night.
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nwELL1NG HOUSE FOR sALE-1
u offer for sale my house and ground on
the northeast corner Of 18th street and the
alley between jacob and Woods Streets
The ground fronts ninety feet on 18th street
and ID one hundred and thirty feet In depth.
win sell house and tlifty feet Of ground
separately. WM. r. HUBBARD,
Sep23 1914 Chapline II.
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THE evening paper still relies upon the
INTELLIGINoER for report Of the pro-
ceetlings Of the Board Of Education.
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MANY Island people cross the river
now on tile Ice, because the toll Is five
cents lest than on the bridge. ItH
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Jusr RECEIVED, another large lot Of
Hair Switches, Curls and other Hair
Goods at the Rme old prices, at ..t
d.. w. P. BACnMAN's,
,.t... 1928 Main street.
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TIE banks In Ills citywilll b. idoped
on Monday. All paper due on that, day
will therefore be paid today. q"
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LADIES rend the special advertisement
Of |. Blum & Bro, This morning at the
head Of local lgFH - II as@
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TIE sale Of reserved seats for Lolita at
tracted quite n crowd yesterday morning.
The seats went of in a lively manner.
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Jusr RECEIVED, a new style Of Back
Braid and Front Puff In Imitation Of
hair; also new style Back Comb, al
W. p. BACHMANs,
1123 Main street.
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EVERY Warwick and Elmwood collar
that is sold Is perfect. This cannot be
said OF any other collar made.
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TIE mercury assembled to forty degrees
above zero yesterday, and still the people
COmplained-Of sltlshy pavcments.
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LADIES, read the special advertisement
Of I. Blum & Bros this morning at the
heAd of local.
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LADIES, read the special advertisement
Of !. Blum & Bro, this morning at the
head OF local. i'll.
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TIT very beat Calicoes at 0 cents per
yard, at w. FERRELs.
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j.. W. FERREEs is The place for great
bargains now in Dry Goods and Carpets,
IA they must be sold at some price. =
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DOR RENT

NOR RENT HAVE TWO HOUSES,
one with four rooms aud cellar, the 9th.
or Eve rooms and cellar, each one Of which
will be rented to a good tenant at . low
rent Location good, corner Of 18th and
Jacob Streets.
Possession April list, 1876, Houses new
and in complete order. ,,,,,,,,,
ianI3 | l.. KIMBERLY.
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non SALE

EoR SALE
30 shares stock in National Bank Of
West Virginia.
40 shares stock In IIellairc Nail Mil.
6 shares stock In Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Co.
One secondhand Safe in good condition.
fell |. IRWIN.
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CtTORE ROOM AND DWELLING FOR
y RENT.-The Store Room and Dwelling
occupied by Mrs. Swarz on 18th street.
Apply to ,o,,, ,,nr
innj JOHN MCCLURE.
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LADIES, read the special advertisement
Of /. Blum 4 Bro, this morning at the
PEA 2 ~ q 9i 1884 1900 2[ lUN92
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dhe9ttellige,nrfer:
SATURDAY, Pen. 30, 1873.
'9yJ1S cW 9dyes1 On. IJUJ

9VJ7 Nc# Xdyelt Ven Hts. JUJ
Disciples Church. n I--T. -,---T -
Fourth Street NJ. +. Church.
VIM. Zink & SOM LII 81. q
To Quit BusineSS-11. Hartman & Co.
Carpets-Murehead SEQ.
Wanted 10 Buy-A Good Mule.
$4,000 Reward4eOxtOb a DhAieRlsT
Watches, &c.-Wm. A. Turner.
For Rent-Dwelling Houses.
Hamilton Opera House y.'a,@
List Of Letters. Ia
WEATHER REcoRD. - The following
shows the range OF the thermometer "a
observed at silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite POstollice, yesterday;
SAN I'm SEM 7r.M
orr 1AAk4 4lSaI.laF1e
TIE pavementssat still In a slippery
eoanSdiafpP&da1aM-nO1I
THE ice in the river is only about six
inches thiCkgT, PVF ~ ~
THE plumbers arc busy seeing what IL
the mailer with the gas. ... ,.I,
Y TitE Clerk d Tie Counts Court issued
six marriage licenses last week.
VIZ ought to feel thankful that we can
have no more "mild winters this yeaf.u
-4---.sE1,E As-S---+-- Irta-b
TnE bridge lamps were not lighted laSt
night, although u was "a dark Is EFebus.
1lSa~lSl=E4SG4, ii.H ~
SEND ma poems, sweet poems. The cold
snap has used up nearly all tie other fuel.
-$@&- FIrF
lIRooKE county has passed resolutions
for n bridge over the Ohio nj SlehbeKville.
THB steps Of the Court House would
be improved ifthO Ice was chopped aWay.
L-<~k-a-A- =. i sy.Hi
THERE arce g25 scholars ii dc fSb.
wood public school, In chatge Of four
teachers. tw
SrEAktSa Of the weather, We beekb
suggest one word, which covers he
whole ground-iOe. 't ~
A NUMBER Of Observation-Disclosures t-
lies were spoiled yesterday blythe rapid
melting Of the snow. '7s'HL
BUStNEss men generally are Of the
opinion that the hardest time Of The ScA-
ION OF hard times is past,
REFUSING 10 PAY ToLLs-Wm, Little,
! toll keeper on the Fairmont Pike, yes.
ierday went before Justice Delville and
entered information against three parties |
Tor passing through his gate and refusing |
10 pay toll therefor. The ceases will Be |
.xAmined on TneahN nett. j
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EsInADLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

d
Having concluded to leave Wheeling,
offer my house oil the corner Of byron and
Thirteenth streets for sale. This Is good
chance for any one wishing to invest In
real estate, as the house Is new and The 10.
cation very desirable. will also offer part
Of my Household Furniture and my School
Desks and two large Stoves frost Killers
ut private sale until March list.
Mrs. c. +. SMYTlI,
fell Corner Byron and 18th Sta.
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FoR alpacas or other dry goods go to
JM FERRpl's.
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REfUstNo TO PAY ToLL-Wm. Little,
a toll keeper on the Faifmont Pike, yes.
terday went before Justice Delville and
entered information against three parties
for passing through his gate and refusing
to pay toll therefor. The ceases will be
examined on TuesdNS next.
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TOR SALE

EoR sALE.-Ten Shares, 1000 each, Of
l. the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works At Ashland, Ky. ThisiS the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and Is now III full and successful op.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. MOTION,
de2S Financial Agent, li00 Main 81.
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A GREATslaaghtering in dry goods and
carpets nowat ]. W. FERRELs
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,psY - n sFTV-f'TT T-Ti pdk
TRIMMED Hats from 5Oc UP At Speyer
Bros. .rla. I.5 b, -.
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BUaNES men generally are Of the
opinion that the hardest time Of lie seA-
son Of hard times Is past. ,.,,
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A NUMBER Of prOspcctiteIlSighihs tat-
ties we're spoiled yesterday blythe rapid
melting Of the snow. 5t''s'H-
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Our OF sElsoN.-A big line of grena.
diness and summer silks, Which have got
tobe sold this week at some price 81
~ J;W, FIRRELs,
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AlERIxo Vests only Soc al speyeF Bros,
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Valuable Farm In Marshall County NJ


Notice lsherCby given that We shaiL pursuant 10
decree Of the CGdnty Court iot MafSiaIl cOunty,
West Virginia, made aud entered on the III III day
u January 1915 iu cause In Chancefy PENDING III
said Court, wherein the Merchants National Rlhk
d Wtat Virginia, At Wheeling, Is Complainant, and
Martin I. WAythan and Bthefa arc DeiendantA
proceed 70 sell a. public auction 70 the highest and
best bidder at the trout door Of the Court Iiouss Of
Marshall cUunty, West Virginia,
On SATURDAY, tAs IAN Day Of March, 1875,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de.
ScfibC real estate, that Is 10 Say certain tract Of
county II MARSHALL, and StAte d WeA NlRlnh;
bounded a iOlloRS, t6swit: Beginning At S6n6 In
lane, corner to Samuel Allen, thence $. AK west,
q poles 10 a stake on 4 fatlne, branch q hggS'
Run; thence down aid taVlnC with the mCanden
beech on Inc north hank 81 aid btint6 II fHi;
thence N. SIX Wtst II 1!i0 poles 10 q beech; n
2lI%' west 10 7-iO pOlCS, to white nki N. rs vest
o 4siOPOles, toaAakei thence n. 81 East u $40
pOiOs 10 tdgWOol; n. ~ cast 10 POLES 10 sugar
tree; n SIX cast q pOlCs to an iruhWCOi N. E5'
EAST 4sl0 poles to stOie thence N. eSl' East ii
poles 10 4 stonej thence N 6IS east 4gh POLES 10
ionc near lgstisti n. e. cast 8 poles e q lafE
So east 30 poles 10 6eech on tho west bFaneh Of
BoEE Rum Themes down aid brunch n. Il|SS west
y poles to stake, corner to land Of Thomas Todd
thence mp branch Of BouA' Run with the mean.
ders thefeel and binding thereon. " s.l0 poles 10
thence 8. 6eN vest 90 poles 10 the place Of begin.
Ming, containing one hundred and four acres and
fXty.hve POLES, BE- the R,me more Of le, With all
tho buildings and appuTlenanots thefrunto belong.
FERMs OF sALR-One-t third ii the poEeb.s, mon.
~ In cash, and tho balance In tWoe1lal annual ray.
nentS, the deferred payments 10 10 secured 10 ike
satisfaction Of tho Commissioner: