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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-12

LOCAL PDRsoSAis.--II. s. White, ESD,
mcmbcrof the House Of Delegates from
Marshall county, was at the Mcclure
House yesterday.
Rev DR.. Rcicly and Rcv.J. Il. Thomp.
son, Of this city, were elected delegates
from the West Virginia Conference to the
National Temperance Convention, which
meets in May next.
John y. Cough the lecturer, accom-.
panied by his wife, arrived from Pitts
burgh Yesterday afternoon, and are guests
at the Grant House.
SIT. Woodward Esq, and daughter,
have returned from Florida.
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Extract From Another Letter.

IIuTLER, lND., May 2Sth, 1878.
No money was ever given more freely
than that have sent you.
lam grateful to you, and Of course am
perfectly willing that my name'm full
should go into the public print under n
commcndatory letter.
Any persons referred to me will be full
~ satisfied Of the efficacy Of INHALATION
properly ndministercd--ifthe words Of
mine can convey 10 them such ideas.
II may seem some what Sentimental
to those not afflicted, to hear person
talk Of his gratitude TO physician for
help, but | know from experience, that
when his skill saves from n premature
grave victim Of disease, feelings Of
gratitude are perfectly natural. and ono
would lie hCartlcss indccd,not to feel thus
Yours, very truly,
GEO. II. K. MOSS.
(T'his case was treated entirely by cor.
rcspondence.-J. A. lG.)
| have received hundreds Of similar
communications, and within the last year
have published EtGllTY.NlNE testimonials
from residents Of Pittsburgh and vicinity
who had been successfully treated by me.
Respectfully,
JAMES A. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
no. 1917 MARKET ST.,
WHEELING, W. Va.
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II is natural for people suffering with
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, or
any other disease Of tho Throat and
Lungs, to put oil from day to day buying
m article That they know has cured their
ncighlOr, friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith In ituntil II is ton late. II
You will 70 to your Druggist and get a
hotllcOf liosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP, your
immediate cure IL ns certain M you live.
II has lately been introduced In this
country from Germany, and Druggists
md people everywhere Orc clntcd over
its success. You can get aamplc bottle
Tor 10 cents and try II, Regular siHc
bottle 10 cents. cod&w
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RuLEs FOR VlsITons.-Visitors kind
enough to call on the editor are requested
to avoid sitting on the mucilagc bottle,
and will keep their feet out Of his lap
unless invited to lay them there. Tobacco
guilds Of all kinds ran I've Withdrawn
while in conversation, but they must not
bc laid on the manuscript, rs they often
Become ilatlcncd out IN Il moment Of ab.
straction, and are thereby ruined forever,
and ncMnNhIc u bping rrsumcd.
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CHANGE IN THE DRre BusISEss.-Dr.
W. T. Derry, Of the firm OF Brentlinger
Il Derry, has purchased the drug store OF
T, ]. Finney, a few doors below the
Mcclure House, and will in the future be
found at his new place oil business, The
doctor has been in the drug business in
this city for many years, and Is we'll
known to the community as reliable
gentleman, We wish him prosperity al
his new location.
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The COURTS. - County Court - Judge
Cochran. The County Court transacted
the following business yesterday:
On motion, leave was given Henry Kiel
to bind out his infant child to William
Johnson name Of child Alice j. KieD.
The case Of Darby McDOnough and
wife Is. William Odbcrt was settled by
defendant paying the costs,
The case Of State H. G. J. NOlkcnrOth,
certified by J.Q. Belvillc, appealed on a
peace warrant, was dismissed without
costs,
Adjourned to the usual hour this
morning,
Police Comt-Juigc Cranmcr Two
cases comprised the docket ut the police
court yesterday morning.
Officer WObb's first arrest was ono Mar
tin Sheridan, charged with disorlcrly
conduct. Sheridan was fined SO and
costs.
VIM. Seamon was arrested by Officer
ST. Myers for drunkenness. lie was fined
81 aud costs, but execution was suspend
cd in order to allow him To leave the
City,
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JUSTICE CALDwELL.-Rnlph White.
head was before this Justice yesterday
upon M old charge Of disorderly conduct
preferred by Melissa Robinson. Defend.
ant plead guilty, and gave bond in the
sum Of $50 to keep the peace for siS
months.
Whitehead then preferred charge
against Mrs, Robinson for n breach Of tho
peace, and that lady gave bond in $50 Il
bc Of good behavior for one year.
Whitehead also entered m information
against Paddy MOhoney, Oyerseer Of the
chain gang, charging him with having
committed an assault and battery npol
him. lie alleges that while Il prisoner
in the Jail for n violation Of u city ordi
nance Mahoncy ordered him to go OH
and work upon the chain gang, and upor
refusing that Mahoncy knocked lin
down and hit him twice on the neck with
a handy billy. The case will be examined,
this morning.
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PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH Schools
Mr.. Oxtohy, Secretary Of the West Vir.
ginia Sabbath School Association, gives
the following figures relative to I'rca-
bytcrian Sabbath Schools in this State
Number Of schools, 2Ol number Of teach
crs, 1878; number Of scholars, 1851
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ONE STREAK OF Coop LuCE.-My
Eastern creditors have sent me 800 pieces
Of prints, best brand, to sell to my Gus.
toners At Gccnts yard, and also u full
line Of domcstics. Al blcachcd and
brown muslin, cheap MS the prints, to sat,
isfy those who attend my forced closing
out sale winter and summer dress goods
and carpets especially, to conclude and
fulfill my compromise. Call and you
can save money mud do me a kindness, cor.
ncr Main and 10th streets.
i. " FEpREI.
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OS Already the next Sllcrilmlly
has become subject Of speculation, and
quito n number Of aspirnnis hcvc doomed
up. We understand Mayor Al. Swccn.
cy, or. Brown, Robert Simpson, +. a,
Britt and Frank johnson arc named II.
candidates. Now that II is only about Il
year and n half until the election, aud M
only one candidate Is 10 In elected, there
IL ample time and room for any addition.
al number NJ candidates
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NEW SPRING Goons The senior mem.
beu Of our firm is now in New York buy.
ing and sending home all the novelties in
dress goods as they appear in that mar.
ket. We will offer to-day and tomorrow
u large and varied assortment Of plain
silks in all the new shades, black and
white striped silks, Colorcd striped and
checked, and Camcls hair suitings in il.
Illuminated plaids. Also ladies' neck wear
Of every variety and description, lace and
muslin sleeveless jackets, &c,, to which
We invite attention.
Gro. Il. TAYLOR Il Co.
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IT is amusing to see the dear creatures
leaping over the muddy cutters at the
street corners. Sometimes they run y
short distance in order to gel a good
start, and occasionally they don't jump
far enough and alight in the muddy
water, when faint scream is heard over
the din OF the streets.
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AS ON MANS TEARS Yesterday
afternoon at the postoilicc We noticed an
old man, poorly clad, standing by the
general delivery. Something about his
anxious face made II attractive, and ~ he
cnrgcrly took the letter handed ont in
response to his inquiry, We watched him
without really knowing why We did go.
llcncrv0usly opened the envelope, turned
to the inside Of the sheet, and looked half
frightened as his eyes fell on the name
signed. Then, with that frightened look
changed to onc Of distress, he looked ut
the writing until the first page was read,
but he did not finish ii, for the tears in
his eyes forbade lie put ii back in the
envelope, the tears streaming down into
his scnnt beard the while, and started
away, thus breaking the strange, fascina-
ton, but leaving an impression that will
long make ia wonder what dear ones
death caucd the old man'sltcars to silently
How ~ he stood in the P0stotlicc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-12

TwESTY.FIFTH ANSIvERsARY.-Rev.
]. I. Mcclure on next Sunday will cele-
brate the 18th Anniversary Of his connec.
ton with the United Presbyterian
Church oil this city. Communion ser
vice will occupy the forenoon and ami
versary exercises will take place in the
afternoon.
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TIM SOup IlOrsE.-At the Soup House
yesterday righty.llIrrc families, consisting
Of three hundred and cight-six persons,
were furnished with provisions. Eleven
persons were fed ut the table. The total
number Of meals furnished yesterday was
seven hundred and cighiy.tlrcc. Mr.
Jerry Clemens donated two pairs Of
sl,nnu
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tSIAS ASD Hrs MAsTERs.'-The name
OF JohnB. Cough, the great temperance
lecturer, has Tor years been household
word. For thirty-two years Mr.. Cough
has been engaged in his present work,
and during that time he has Travelled
something more than 100000 miles, and
delivered over 1900 lectures. Always a
popular lecturer, the announcement ei
his appearance never fails To draw
crowds. lie has several times lectured
in this city, and is well known to most OF
our citizens, but he spoke in the Opera
House last evening to one Of the largest
audiences OF the season, The seats were
filled below and above.
Mr.. Cough did not arrive until late in
the evening, being detained by an acci'
dent ON the Hempfeld road. Shortly
after s o'clock, however, he made his APP
pcarance, and was introduced to the au-
dience by A. W. Campbell, Esq, editor oil
the INTELLIGESCER.
The speaker announced that he had
prepared four new lectures, which he was
in the habit Of delivering in course Of
four nights. When he was engaged IL
deliver one lecture, the committee ST.
lccted the subject. In the present instance
"Man and His Masters" had been selected
but as it was one Of the four lecture.
usually delivered together, he would give
a portion Of each in order to be better
understood lie then proceeded with hi
lecture, and for nearly two hours claimed
the attention Of the audience before him
Probably no man has more influence
with M audience than John B. Cough
and his eloQucncc always carries the
house by storm, Ills great descriptive
powers, his inimitablc and sometime,
humorous PRESCRIPTIONS, his pathetic in
cidcnts aud characteristic anecdotes, com
bine to form an clocutionary entertain.
mcnt Of the most agreeable and interest
ing nature Although growing gray ia
his work, Mr.. Cough on the rostrun
shows no other trace Vi age.
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DR.. HUNTERS
Visit to Wheeling.

NorE.-Dr. Hunter, Proprietor Of the
Pittsburgh Throat and Lung Institute,
dcvotcshisnl attention specially to the treat.
tment OF Discusses Of the Head, Throat,
Lungs and Ears, embracing Catnrrh, Sore
Throat, IIronchitis,As Consumption,
Deafness, &c,
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An EARLY SrRtNu.-Ycstcriay was d
day Of soft blue skies aud balmly brecacs
in abort, codes to spring. were In order
Ovcrcoais were discarded Iianncls nbnn.
,loncl by the inprndcnt ones, and the
people were for the nOnrc utterly indif.
fcrcnl n. Ia whether coal was worth eight
cents or eight dollars II bnshrl. 1'hi.
early spring business ought to he stopped
hy some one. We've become clinatc,l
now, and don't want any foOling. hut old
Prob. will doubtless prove equal 10 the
cSigcncics Of the OCCASION; he'll settle
young Springs hashyct.
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PANTS as low as one dollar a pair,
Vests at seventy.iivc cents each and up
wards, everything in the store at lower
prices than ever was known before, at the
closing ont sale Of II. Hartman n Co., No.
30 Twelfth St,
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SOME Of the Island streets have curb.
STONES, hut none have pavcmcnts. l'cdCs.
trians walk on the cuf4HtOnps, and il il
not IN unusual sight to see crowd ut u
corner waiting their turn To cross over To
the next square,
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TAKEN TO CoLuMnus-. James I.nwlcsa,
recently sentenced 10 four years in the
Ohio icntchtinry for killing "Soilor
jack at Martins Ferry, hns been taken
to Columbus. Peter Tallmnn, hl, the
prisoners counsel, made every effort to
secure new trial for his client, but the
court oycrruled the motion.
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'rIIE least Indication If the approach
Of spring will make people lazy and local
items scarce. We skirmishcd around
through the mud all day yesterday, and
returned to our temple with an empty
note book.
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FOR SALE.

/ OTIS FOR SALE OFFER FOR
IL Ncto PARTIES who wish IN improve, and III
others that desirable piece NJ ground corner tml'-
line Aul 18th streets This property, In the centre
u the city, has l.cn M ryc-.orv for years AMI
ought 10 IL improved. therefore ollgr il for sale
ut fair price and one easy terms.
six lois ,! feet frontage III sixteenth street,
Two Lois - feet frontage Uu thnplsnC sitri.
II I, we'll known that the 4nd taken uut ioT cell
lars would sell iuT uuy.!hl The cost VI the lot,
mrll / IRWIN, Agent,
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INTERNAL folly Ia tho price Of beauty
and paralysis. ilypodcrmic injections Of
arsenic In rosownlCr ia the lntCst way Ia
enamel the ladies faces, They don't
mind tho paralysis.
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CHEAP ORGANs.-To close out a REM
nant Of stock and make room for new
styles, the following Organs are offered
At n large discount from annexed prices
e., Al,
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Dues shirts, mdcrPshirts, and draw
GrS for winter or summer wear at less
than wholesale prices, at the closing out
sale Of II. Hartman ~ Co.
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WnEELISu hns had her spelling, and
yet shcis and. We do not think she will
ever recover from the bnCksct cnused by
the postponCmOnt Of the hanging
HeubrnpHc JdslNf.
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I'OrSD pARrr.-An exchange says n
new source Of amusement for church
soCiablcR is coming into vogue II re.
icrs to the Pound Party. Each attendant
takes to the party II package weighing just
one pound This is his Or her Cnrl Of adj
mission. Tho packages are all received
by the dOor-keepers and properly cared
for. II may be II pound Of salt, Il pound
Of feathers, n pound of coffee, or II pound
Of anything else. During the evening
the packages are Nil brought and sold at
auction, purchasers not always knowing
what they nre buying; aud herein is found
the element Of enjoyment, the chance up
on which the money il stakrd. II il the
same element which drnws crowd and
cScitcs bidding nj unclaimed baggage
sales. The Pound Party il said to afford
u vast amount 0f amusement, and will
doubtless have "run."
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TIE rRISrEB could get up avery In
lcresting spelling match. We think the
lNrEtiioMENR boys can spell down nil
tho other comps, In town,
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TnE railroad companies last year paid
taxes In Belmont county ns follows;
I cleveland and Pittsburgh, $i,SsS6 81 ;
Central Ohio, 80, l29 AJ; total, $lO,OlA 90.
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LASH SLIDE Tho train on the old
IlcmpGcd Road duo here ut br. NJ. was
Yesterday detained about two hours by n
land slidc. Mr.john II. Cough, the tenn.
pcrnncr lecture, anil lady, were IN the
train,
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UNLESS n distillCr can provo just how
much Of the whisky in his Ciatcrn was pro.
tluccd Immediately preceding midnight
on March 3, he must pay ninety cents per
rnllnnnnL ho lOI.
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SPRlNd evidently is near, and M soon rs
VIZ hcar Of n boy having been killed while
playing lasc ball, though without the
snow may H. knee deep, we shall know
that the time Of veal and violcts is at
hnnI
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TO rnELADTH.-L. V. Blond, No. ll35
Main Street, has Just received n new lot Of
ladies, boxed tocd buttOnCd CATERS.
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j. ". l'EnREL is closing out Carpets as
low ms lsc per yard. Supply yourselves
now, or YOU will have to pay for them in
the Spring.
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SrRlSG will begin one week from to.
morrow, at thirteen minutes after seven
in the evening and will last ninety two
days, twenty hours md twCnty.siS min
utpg
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acknowledgement
FRIDAY. MARCH, IL, 1878.
New Advertisements.

Steamer Hudson.
W.T.. Derry, Pharmacist and Druggist.
For Rcnt-llousc.
Choice Bccf-CicOrgc Bowers.
Wall Iapcrs-i'aull Il Winship.
Prcscriptions-At Opera House Drug
Store.
Greenwood Cemetery.
The SchrCinrr Brnss Band.
IN The Municipal Court.
m the Creditors Al John Purcell.
Proposals for Coal.
Proposals for Castings.
Teas.
Scvcuty-iivc Dollars n Week.
Reed, Stickncy ~ Go.
Two Hundred Dollars.
Advertising.
The Reason
Twenty-Five Dollars aud Forty Gents.
Five to Twenty Dollars. F..
\ Valuable Discovery.
Scvcnty.scvcn Dollars Week.
WEATHER RECON-. - The following
shows the range Of the thermometer IA
observed at Silvcy's Drug Store, corner
opposite Po'toIlice:
YESTERDAY.
SAM i?M 3EM 7EM
As IT didn't snow yesterday, some Ieo.
pie expect better weather.
TIE weather was pleasant yesterday,
hut the streets were muddy.
'rItE Soup House will close on the 9th
inst.-two weeks from tomorrow.
TnEREis no lack 0f work in the Street
Commissioners department Mt present.
rnE Ohio City Iron md Nail Works
have added four machines To their fac.
tory.
rmE farmers will commence their
spring work Nhcn Old Prob. gives his
consent.
TnE Opera House WA crowded, u
course. Hes that kind Of imam, is
John H.
TIM West Virginia Conference will
meet in the Fourth Street N. r.. Church,
in this city, next March.
GARDES truck ought to Ic plenty this
season, assnow is said to impari product
i've properties to the soil
TIM lawyers arc brushing up their or
for the spelling contest IN
Hall next week.
SINCE the Soup House wns closed
against them some days ngo, the lramls
have given Wheeling u wide berth.
TIM rOilrood companies lnst yenr paid
taxes In Belmont county M follows
llcyclanl and Pittsburgh, $i,SsS6 81 ;
Central Ohio, 50, l20 40; total, $lO,OlAOG.
TnE new Christian Church Mt Quaker
l'ity. Ohio Ia Ia bc 5e,Iire,,,t ,, a., Oi.t
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III NuulllOn 10 lHc foregoing FcSOlU-
tions, Mr.. Evans, the general passenger
agent vi the company, writes the follow
lug letter to the parents Of the deceased /:
New YORK, March s, 1875.
Mr.. and Mrs. TH@. HorHLroOk, Wheeling,
W. Ida
My DEAR FRIESDs;-l learn through
Jacob llOrnbrook Of your great loss in
the death Of your eldest son, $. Kirk
HOrnbrOok. beg you to accept my ear.
nest sympathy in this, your hour Of be-
rGavCmGnt.
enclose herewith some resolutions
expressive Of the esteem in which Kirk
was held by his associates,
II Is something to have lived for, II,
after tho struggle is over, We feel that We
have gained the high esteem and earnest
sympathy Of our associates, This, Kirk
has accomplished. When he left New
York | realized that no could not re-
cover, and il he could have been induced
to have given up his work here four
months earlier, his valuable life might
have been spared for time ut least.
think Kirk never filled during his
life any position rs we'll rs the one he oc-
Cupicd here, and never was more attached
to his associates and work hence his re.
luctance to leave it. In my experience
| have never met young man so mar
ricd to his duties $50 to speak,, who took
such solid pleasure in performing thor
oughly and infinitely every duty connect
ed with his business.
Ills early "going away" Is really de-
plorcd here by his associatcs-tlIough you
and | bclievcfulIy that your and our loss
is his gain.
Please accept my wishes for your health
and happiness.
With great respect am your friend,
{. Il. Evans.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or a
Valuable Farm in Marshall County

Notice /. hereby given that We SHALL puLHant to
u decree Of the County Court for Marshall rOnniy,
West Virginia, made and entered on tile llill uay
NJ January $50, III cause IN thaiCCry l"nlIg ~
sail Court, wherein the Merchants National Ian;
NJ West Virginia, ut Wheeling, Il Complainant, and
Martin Z. Maymnn and others are Defendants,
proceed to sell nj public auction IN the highest and
lest bidder N the front door VI the Court House NJ
Marshall county, West Virginia,
On SATURDAY. tho 18Th Day Of March, 1876,
Commencing nj 10 O'Clock \. NJ, the following de-.
scricd rial estate, that is tosay certain tract Of
Land situate On the waters NJ BJSg' Hun, In the
county NJ Marshall, aud state NJ West Virginia
bounded rs follows to-wit. Beginning at q siplc IN
II lane corner To samuel Allen, theme say west
- poles tOn stake OIL y riNinr, branch Oi lIsgS
Hun; thence down sail myinc with the nl,s.lldcrs
Thereof and binding thereon ljG lilo POLES, To Il
lopch on the north bank NJ kal branch NJ rum
thence n. a4'9 west II 40 poles l0a beech n.
~ west 10 40 poles To whlrnlk; Ms west,
. $40 I1lrs, tn sake, thence y, % east II $40
role, to sugar tree thence n. ~ !" cast - $40
pole. to lugwpyl; n. q fast 10 poles 10 sugar
Tree; y. 81, uslst Y poles IN M imnwuWl ~ 81
east $40 poles 10 y 'lonc ihriic" n Gii3 east n
pDles To stone; thence n 81 east va lOcs To
stone near Il Oclist a. G!' east poles t1 u largn
hickory, y. ~ cast POLES 10 sugar tree thCnccN,
81 Iast ~ poles 10 lNcCll on the west ltanCh "i
hEsS Kun, thence down sid branch y. ~. west
IL poles tua stake, corner 10 land Ut Thomas IUIl;
thence MP branch " lhtg,' Kun with the mr;ln-
dor, thereof and binding thereon n 80 uDlt, IN
stone. thence :. west III 2.lO pole, tDn stone,
thence s GGiS west ~ poles To the place u l4-,in.
Ming containing one hIhhnJl anil four acres and
sixty-nVe l1les, ~ the slIuc more N lees, with all
the buildings aud nppurlcnanpca thcrCunlp belong
ing
TERMS or SALE-mc-ihlrl u the purchase mon.
cy In cash and the laldnccln iwUrIinl annual lay-
henis, tho deferred payments In H. secured ~ the
satisfaction Of tho COMMISSIONER.
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A BLESSING to humanity ia what Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup can we'll he termed
for II has done more good already than
nny other medicine dEw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-12

j. W. l'EnnEt, isclosing ont his entire
stock Of dry goO'ls and carpets regardless
Of cost, sthcy must hc sold.