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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21
NOTICE

W. would respectfully notify al
,.,,o., ae 5ebtcd tothe HIS
-rox ADVERTISERS, that Ne must
ave money. We have exhausted
"a. p,.i.Gc. Writing ana hop'rg
,bs, ts1.e Who oee Us vii pay We
ssa 4..ta1 io7s SIS nnr oGn Greet
.;,uFe-;-g f,o- our indulgence Of
.,As. We hoi- eur friends vii.
,.;.'e up. v.,hou. requiring Us 20 put
.srsosJaats il &c haui> u co..ec>
81, Res c;tUl'v,
". = D1wNES < Co.
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NEW asGCEIE1.

c. Z. Myer., wouLl respectfully
inimm the denlzens of Huntington,
ana ali who visit its classic precincts,
that he has opened a Hotel on the
European plan, at tie corner OF 18th
and Second Avenue, where he vii
be happy to serve all who cone.
He guarantees that anybody who
comes To his house for 4 good square
meal will not 90 away unsatisfcd,--
Iol call for what you wan; aad pay
for what Won get. If.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

TRINITY IlALL.-Tle Ri. Rev. John
Johns Senior Bishop Of Virginia, will
ID W hold Episc pal services IN Trinity
Hall THURSDAY evening October list
TRINITY HALL Isaac Fret of
Christian Church, Cucinr NJ, Ohio, will
begin meeting in hal over Orders
Drug store on Saturday evening Octahor
23rd, t. continue up to tie 5lsi. All ale
invited. Commercial please copy.(
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NOTICE..

sGamawlaa &piint an&
=, s,.i-e'araza12s';,: "a prizes
:oyyeE. t9,a,, ever oGsered 50
this Gay. Also 3-i''.c- De-
F,samt. PLASTER. Skiing OK
assa s.gtsa. ;.s seTy ioW isri-
1?4.
Ear,l. GGr. 2..Is .SYc. a,zs.
'5eaisa Street.
p. se. e:ysq'yE
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21

Smith, Davis & Co.. have gotten
into their new store, although the
counters are not yet completed, nor
ell the painting and vanishing done.
The store room is finished very taste
fully in Oak with walnut trimmings
and drawer fronts. They are get
ting many new tincture bottles of
Blue glass which will give variety to
the shelves. There are l4S drawers,
all labelled with the patent pull and
label combined. The shelving is fin
i>hed with a heavy cornice supported
by fancy brackets of oak and walnut,
the pilasters and cornice being pan
neiled, with walnut moulding. The
windows will be fitted up with color
ell hotties, AM make very attrac-
tive front We are glad to see such
energy and enterprise in our midst.
We hope these gentlemen will re
ceive large share ofpUblic patron
are.
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&. IS. PALMER Escnipc ia

ssOnrs. sash. ss;is,tis. : .s.saie
EsGUgia a1tlS Dressed Es,is;-
her. Flooring. Weather"
boarding., Pine s1sss Pep
lar Sh.s.g:rs, 5EesiI;iings.
a.aiis, Newell Posts & se.is.
iliSi"rss Dr2.H Tile. - sat
era Eisle., W iii.e an,i i1rHy
R.inac. piastc-. eesiienG.
f'!oWe" Pots SGc. A E.urgc
StocA Gon.taatiy era hand.
Gassi orders promptly iisi-
Ell - solicited. 81 avenue.
bSeg, t'iis - 9th Ma t3us,a-
i::g!S=, ". va. Jar. ii:r
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TEE BIC SHOW!
THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL
A Gigantic Exposition Soon to be
Hero.

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advertisements which appear in on
columns this morning, We are sooI
to have one OF the largest and mos
complete shows that Is AT present OF
the ruad. We have been diSappoint
cd and deceived until it is a rea
source of qualification to feel assure,
that AZ last We are 10 have an exhihi
lion worthy Of patronage. Tn,
Great New York and New Orleans
Geological aud Equestrian Exposi
;Ion, Will appear on our principal
streets ou MONDAY, NOVEMBER lst.
la speaking Il this great show, ne
can DO uo better than quote the fol-
lowing from the Baltimore Dali
Gaz,ile:
" he Great New York and New
Orleans Geological and Equestrian
Exposition made It's appearance in
the city Yesterday morning. and It's
procession commanded universal al
mia;ion. The dromedarias, the
music car, the numerals denS of wild
snimH!S. the brilliau; cavalcade. and
the now famous Parisian calliope,
these and the other features which
make up the coriege, presented y
highly attrao i've appearance, aud
mHGe our streets take On gaia APP
pearauce.
Although the weather was threat
eulug IN the afternoon, the atten>
dance was very large. but it remain
ell to the evening to put the monster
circus pavilion to the test, Such an
asSembiage we have not seen togeth-
er since BJrnum paid u> visit last
summer, ami hundreds had to con-
tent themselves with All occasional
glimpse of the performance in the
ring - great " > the crowd, and
SO close The pressure upon the ring.
that the performance did not COM
mence until some time after the ap-
pointed time. Ia order to relieve
the c-uy4ss Is far IS possible, the
nianaser authorized his representa-
t,ve, g safe that those who WISHED,
could have their tic>ets returned To
thcm, which wou,i be good this If
teruU0a or evening About nine
hundred persons awaited lnemsclye of
the opportunity, but the great mass
seemed disposed - take their chance
y II Is proaaiie TIA. tue attendance
this evening rili O. very large, we
advise families 70 - Ii tie after
uooa.
"Eyeryboiy seems bouud - sec all
,El; Is go be seen Ia tljs great e>ta6-
i>nmcur, AMI those VINO take time Nv
the t,r,.ock aud give up part OF lie
dt,rraouu TO the great show, vii! tiud
il go th,if advantage, Oh the me
u'g'rie, it Is euonsd To say that the
claims Of tbs cgcat cs.c,cl have been
before the pUbiic for several weeks;
that It Is Ia al resp e., MAT IL ha>
been represented o. be-. Tuc cuilcc-
liou ., animals aul birds is unusual
is good We noticed u very large
G.r=iir, I'm tact. TIE largest one ever
exhibited IN otr city the Alaska
"a Idea !, = v.r.,~-'- ~-Ddor. He
.s. BE- seen al San Fr,rc.cl I'm MI
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21

COMMISSIONERS or DEEDs.-The
Governor jas appointed George X,
Jacques to be u Commissioner Of
Deeds for this State in the Stale OF
New York, residence city of New
York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
A GREAT WANT PRsOVG-
DEED Tssis.

The work of hours done in as ma
ny minutes, by the use of Lapham's
Sewing Machine Braider. \ trial
will convince any one Of its merits
Price, $3.50. For sale at the Mil
lincry Store of Mrs. s. w. lngham,
Aug. l9 II.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21
MARSHALL CLLE.sE.
State Normal School.
INSTRUCTORS.

INSTRUCTORS.
\. y. 7ssrsnNAx, !. ". Prnc'i4'
HExs. H. THsrKsroE, 4. NJ, Isl A-s {
Hiss Laura STRiLEc. - ~nd r. I
SiIss MAMIE. LOVE-, M"s.c
The Fsl Ter. # f.urteen weeAs com
meaced September l+th.
Junior Normal Course, 2ef ycsr............t2o =
S.,ar - ............ - u
..r7l Course. ur. Tear. ................. y ~
Bpnri'l.' tNit' ". u yHGii,j per work. ~
Fuel il L.. nts -. and - L. ! ;srm ~. rtrk y
WINTER term per week. $3.50. y
Cou;irg cat ico, ,latats by a. aiu'eh'").
prr ten o.. ..........--.-..-.. ~
Further i.f-rma;ion may be obta HeJ
u Application u
TIE PRINIPAI.
II u"t.ns.on, :lell o.,
cad n lj-tf. West vs..
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21
MARRIED

At ,h~ re.ldeuce OF the Brides p1rcut'. in
G. rs Go. Va o. Dc'obe- l;th 1873, fr J. +.
'r,n9-r. of Huntington, ". Va, and Mss LIZZIE
l.. Tunry. ~ Gdcs o. Va.
On Tpursctv evening I'm ms by R'V. ID.
yt-iiul.-N. VI. W n. H'ot lr.' NJ. EE1et.vS
q '..-.sl ., .if-'.u.'s'.
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ID y hnn p-c dar. Ag,nt. rapt-d. An 49,.

II u Gnn per dsv. Agents saDt-i, All classes
y u pGU II working peOlie 81 b0.h seyps,
uu7g aha Old make moro money az wDIk iDF ne
10 own localities, during their spare no
ucnt- or al ihe time. than az anything ei,s.-
- OTpr employment that viii pay Handsome
for every hours work. Fail particulars. terms
&c, sent free. Send u your address al over -
DON'T delay. Now u the time bonn look for
FORK or business elsewh here. until you hsye
earned what We oser. g. STrssos Co., Port
lanj " line. JaE. (: y CF1.
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Oct. It'd.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Twin attend In person or by deputy, VI Ihe f'i-
loving places in the several Districts IN CsneH
county. w. Va, for the purpose OF receiving isA-
e due from the people reading therein lof Inc
year 1875:
CARELL c. L., Barboursville, Dist, Oct. 2eth
and both.
MILTON. Graft District. TUESDAY S1vemoef;z "a
HowxLIs MILL, Grant District, Wednesday
November, sd
HENRY BEcKERs STORE, Union District, No
yember 4th.
OUsLErs Gar SCHOOL HOUSE, November 9TH.
p.lSD.D. SMITHS STORE. Guyandotte, Guy
anlHtte District, November 18Th.
GrEsoy. SrMlrs h ENsLow's OFFICE IN the city
Of Huntington, November 18th 18th.
ID. |. SMITH,
Oct 7-Iw. Sheriff Of Cahel Co. w. Va
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21
October INV

y
10 UIldsh Dem 2scy. Harrison Blsir, Admir- and
In his own right, Anderson Blair, Moses Par
slay' and Rhoda his wife. Juliann Blair widow
OF Joseph Blair. decd James Starr. james A.
Sghbert end il.niy Clay Ragiand. guardian
aitrIn for tire infant heirs NJ william A.
nemrsev. decd. and also for the infant heirs OF
Florina Meow. deed and FOR the infant heirs
Of Joseph Blsir, decd
You are hereby nOtif.d that on the l"h day
Of November. 1873. AT the dwelling house OF Mo
sea Parsley at the mouth NJ laurel Fork Of Pr
geon Geek ia Logan county, shall proceed 10
lake state AMI report the several accounts ~ d.
reetcd by q uecretal order OF the Ci.cTi' Court
OF Logan conLty rendered ~ the SEPTEMBER term
Of ssld corrt 1878. In canse IN Chs Gerry IN
which Iiudsh dempsey is plaintiff and Hariiscn
BAR and o,Eors = defcniats.
". Il. PECK, CommlssioneT.
Oct; flw.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21

EXAMiSArIoS.-Ttc last reetirg Of
the Bard Of Examiners 4 Cabe!l County,
for tic prese t school year, will be held
at Barbour.yile, on Saturday October
15rd, 1873. d. l.. DUNCAN,
Co. Supt. Schools
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Ia tie Creditors Of John Blair, deed,
In pnrsuauce Of a dsrree OF the Circuit Cour'
Of IN. Gouary Of Logan, made In ctu'c therein
pendlnq 20 subject the real ertate II the SAID
John blair IN The paymen; of his debts, YOU are
reGnired to present your claims against the sald
John Blair, for adjltication N William II. Peck,
Comm ssi0ne- a. MS ONCE in the said county, on
or befor. the 22nd day OF November, 1875.
Witness. John Ghsnu Clerk OF saii Court, THIS
9Th day OF September. ISIS.
Oc,ohe- Nv
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SyIEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
siGGG.iNTDEN, ". VI.

Tho hr4itliu'uess n if- icra.:'y tie -I'rF!"F
ftci.itie- lor instruction; tie c'ounnr"l d.-cip-
I,yaiy. and n.he. advantages oiir..i Aa'} !nad"
mis- restitution dcs.ryrlY piPo'". : ~ tloi"
xho desire 10 accom- .!i,h Sn"nl education u"-
Ter the NJ st fISn.A H. Circumstances.
S-y: T-rm hcgiir -cpteUhrfi.
fFo- ,,.gr-. BuA fG',~r informant ~ HhdFr-s
..,o.r OF The E,ssu.s Or Of The Faculty.
- ALLA MAl"IiN.
mi, - l1.,a1 i'rrsd'u..
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21

Thence h,.cS stores and Bank
building At the corner IT 10th street
aud ghiri avenue. erected by Mes r.
l.sidlcy K J.a4soa aaI Mr.. l.. Doo-
Et.l- are completed IS "a the brisk
work. aul roofing. Nr. Joseph
Wright va, the ma>un and has done
,e.y good job. The carpenters
are uow 1T N,rA on the inside and
will >oJa have ;ae Bank ready ior
occupation.
Ths bm'dm.> on the opposite cor
ucr belonsincto Mes. X. I. Harvey
4 Sons. auI Il. y. Joa,S, ere mp 10
tae ,h.ri story and some - the third
story viudJ" frames in place. The
bad weather ~ last week ,hreN them
back some. They Will mo- doubt ne
...'.. I..,' -'i -..-:}.
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~ ES. IsAIi l. II,
PRACTICAL MELLWRIGHT.

I-li-rs,an,.s b.i!d,Dz s. kinds % >aw-Mills
.snz NILS. Circular and S1iPy Sllls. j. y
mr. to d. on vO-k IN his Enc. lig- al an *
-ri-.re u Eighteen y'a.s. ID william -1"-'
pen. ,yiyAnia. aud ~ tie Western lGmh-ruy
-ng-tii.s. he undo fstalds beFh water AMI -t'am
over also understands running al kinds oi ss~
u.il liz ledes competition bOia A. builder
/ Nd St1yer Reie ence: Birmingham 4 l'udy,
,1arl-.:On ". Va .T-All w0.s warranted.
/ ud gone IN 5 wc~kmsahE" name. Address
! }. r. 3NF. Elk, Charleston. ". va.
sep lI-E.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21

NrEf--IO MANUFACTURERS. II
" WsZf charleston Company oncrs bona
% from 1910 2" $1,000 10 Manufacturers locafins
West Charleston, the Capitol u West virginia
II fhe Il sGssshs. Cheap cgzi. iron ore. salt an G
'rinh.r railroad and river transportation send
!rr Il !anu7-rph.e.- a.? 1--i ".
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21

Changers do you wish to doaoie
your crop of grass aud corn, if so 60
"a 4. Il. Palmer's and buy some
Land Platter which he il se!li"g
cheap, in order to introduce it.
| have ON hand for ,ale low. 80
barrels Whit. and Gray Line and
Land nl.is.er,
A i. PA!MrR.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-21
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between W. ii. Harper and A. l..
Hannah, iundcr the firm name of liar
per & Human, WAS dissolved on the
18Th inst. by mutual consent. The
undersigned is authorized to settle al
outstanding accounts.
\. l.. HANHAH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08
River News.

The river was rising last evening, with
4 feet inch in the channel.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
at her usual hour.
The Hornbrook took the barge Eugene
loaded with barrels, to Pittsburgh.
The Science will be this morning;
Parkersburg boat.
The Comfort has again been dropped
from the Steubenville trade, not being swift
enough to suit Capt. ONeal. 1.-THE water
rises sufficient to allow the Express and
Courier TO come out, the Science will be
put in the SteubenyiIe trade.
The Andes will probably leave Cincin-
natl for Wheeling tomorrow.
The FanchOn will leave for Cincinnati
tomorrow,
The Tempest departed for New Mar
tinsville at lOl AN,
Deckhands on packets to and from
Memphis now receive S35 to $40 per
month. Here they are paid SIS per
month.
IBy Tclgrlph.l
PITTSBURGH, October 7.--River . feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS, October 7.-Riyer fell )
inches. Departed-Maude, Sandy and
Bonnie Lee. Weather clear,
NASHVILLE, October River on a
stand; s feet s inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and mild.
CAIRO, October 7.-Arrived-Capital
City, Nicksburg; Grand Tower, ST. Louis.
Departed-Capital City, St. Louis. River
II feet 4 inches and falling, Weather
clear. Mercury co..
EVANSVILLE, October 7. Weather
chiefly cloudy; clearing tonight. Mer.
curry So to Coz. River 4 feet and about
stationary. Down.. S. Branssord, Dick
johnson, Evansville. Up Cherokee,
Arkansas Belle, Geo. Roberts. Business
fair.
LOUISVILLE, October 7.-Weather mild.
River 4 feet 10 inches In canal, and 2 feet
10 on the falls.
ST. LOUIS, October - Arriyed-Rob
Roy, from Keokuk. Departed-Rob Roy,
for Keokuk; Northwestern, for 81. Paul,
and Grand Tower, for Memphis. River
fallen three inches; weather clear and
pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

GOVERNOR SHANNON. Wilson
Shannon, who is stopping at the Grant
House, lived in st. Clairsyille twenty
years ago, but now resides at Lawrence,
Kansas. Coy. shannon and Hon. Jere'
miah s. Black have been retained as
counsel in a case before the Supreme
Court at Washington City invoking the
title to 64O,OOO acres Of Kansas land. The
suit is between the people living on the
land and railroad company, and the EN-
inent attorneys above mentioned will APP
pear on behalf OF the people. Speaking
Of his return to his old home the ST,
Clairsyille Chronicle says:
Ex-Governor Wilson shannon, Of Kan
sas, arrived in town on Monday and is
the guest Of eI-Judge VIM, Kennon,s
family. lie is welcomed back to his
home Of twenty years ago by many OF his
old friends and neighbOrs Of that day, Al
though over three score and ten years
have whitenCd his locks, yet he is as
straight as an arrow and possesses much
Of his Old.time vivacity. On Monday
evening an improyised serenade was ten.
tered him by our band and number Of
citizens who gathered to do him honor,
At the conclusion OF the excellent music
the Governor expressed himself as highly
gratifed to receive the token Of remem.
6rance and to meet with the friends Of
former days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

CENTENNIAL CoSCERT.-The audience
at the Fourth Street N. Z. Church last
evening consisted Of our best citizens and
music lovers, and grand treat awaited
them.
The entire programme was rendered in
a manner highly creditable to Prof. Bas.
sett and his choruS,the soloists acquitting
themselves in their usual acceptable man.
ner, but owing 10 the election and other
matters, we are compelled to cut short
our notice. We hope, however at some fu-
ture time to notice more fully some OF the
choruses, and give more credit to Some Of
our artists than we have time to devote al
the present writing. We cannot iOrbear
making mention Of the obligation the
community ia under TO Prof. Bassett for
this concert, and for the amount Of hard
work that he has put in during the last
few weeks TO improve the standard Of
music in our midst.
We can only say of the soloists that
Mrs. EOff sang, to our mind, better than
ever before, while Mrs. Whitaker more
than made good her reputation among
music loving people. In answer to
persistent demands, she gave "lIome,
Sweet IIome,' to the words, "Jesus,
Dearest Lord,' in such manner as to
draw tears from many in the audience.
Prof. Ebeling received a we'll deserved
encore in response to his piano Spinning
Song" in answer to which he gave "Valse
Poetic in fine style.
Prof. Bassett by request gave, in add.
ton TO the programme, "Ofettory," by
Baptisle, which was we'll received The
whole concluded with america" the
entire audience assisting in The chorus.
We hope at some future time to make
a more extended notice Of the whole con.
cert, and Of the progress Of music in our
city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

GAIT. S. c. BAKER.-Wehave to record,
to-day, the death of another old and emf.
nently respected citizen, in the person Of
Capt. S. c. Baker, whose demise occurred
at his residence, 1882 Chesnut street, at
5 a. NJ. yesterday. Capt. d. was a native
of Wheeling, West Virginia, and followed
the varying fortune Of "a river life, as clerk
and commander. for a number OF years.
lie took up his residence in ST. Louis
nearly twenty years ago and has ever
since conducted the business Of steamboat
agent, in which he was more successful,
perhaps, than any other person who has
engaged in similar vocation in st. Louis.
For many years he has been identified
with the Merchants Southern Packet Co.,
but also acted as agent for boats running
in other trades than New Orleans. Ills
age was about fiity.fve years. lie leaves
behind him wife and several adult chill.
dren. The boats in port have their flags
at hali.mast in token OF their grief for
his sudden death, and nearly all the river
men will attend his funeral, which occurs
this afternoon, and pay the last rites to
there dead but honored iriend.-,S. Lou.
l. UiSpdtch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

ulRUSTEE's.sALE.

=
by virtue II two several deeds d trust made by
Charles Pfaisnlnch and llaHne hi, wife, ~ the IN.
deFsigned Trustee, the hnt dated the 18th day Di
rSp,tmteT, isIl, and duly recorded IN the Clerks
Odics Of the C0hnty Couri Of Ohio county 10 Deed
Of Trut Box No. 9, tage 80 and the second 81 aid
deeds d tyust bearh date the 9th day Of November,
isi2, and Il recorded In the CierEs once Of the
County Court Of sid Ohio county Ia Deed Of Trust
Book no. 5, page llO, will on
WEDNESDAY, the Goth DAY Of October, 1876,
Beginning At 10 O'Clock 4. ". Of aid day at the
ir1nt door Of the Court House u Ohio county offer
al public suction all the following described real
estate, with the bushes hOuss and other improve
msnu upJn the slme, that Il TO ay all that part
% portion 81 lot numbered f0rty-eVtn 90, situate
On The eutDeF -Duth Of TNenty-StUnd street Tor
lnefly tnlle'l Third street, and west Of Main street
In the addition To the said dty Of Wheeling laid out
BY EOh and ChIpline, bounded and described a.
follows, VIA Beginning al the sJuth vest Cofner Of
Main and TWenty-sUyhd streets thence on the
line Of Main street south tWenty.tHo t!ll feet;
thence vest and parallel With the north line d aid
lOl No q 10 the feif west lDundtry line Of aid
lot; thence with aid last named line TO the north.
vest corner u said Dot; ihenu along the north
boundary line Of aid lot to the BEGINNING.
TERMS % SALE-One-thlfd Of the purchase NOM
ey In cash. and the residue In two equal instaments
al ilt and twelve months respectively from the day
Of sale, the purchaser TO give HE notes With atr
proved security for the deferred instalments, and
10 hear interest from the day 81 sale until PAYNE
and the title 10 The property TO h. retained until
the purchase money I inlly paid.
sells JAMES T.. ROGERS. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

You HAVE NO ExCusE.-Haye you any
excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint? l. there any reason
why you should go on from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpita'
ton Of the Heart, Heartburn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the
pit Of thu Stomach, yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, Coming up Of food after eating
Low spirits, &c, No! 1t is positively
your own fault il you do. Go to your
Druggist, or Chas. Z. Dwight's, and get :
bottle OF GREENS AuGUsr FLOWER FOL
rs cents your cure is certain, but il you
doubt this, get a Sample Bottll for II
cents and tryit. Two doses will relieve
you. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

OPENtSa Of the Oyster season at A.
Neuhausen's fine Confectionery, 1921
Market street. Our ladies will gladly
notice that Oysters in every style will be
furnished from this day at Neuhau.
scns comfortable patlor'. Only the best
brands Of Flick & Chase, the well
known Baltimore Oyster firm, are kept
there, and the way they are prepared
will take all oyster.lovers by storm. The
parlors are we'll ventilated and heated up
10 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

4 NUMBER Of persons DESTROYS Of at
tending the Pittsburgh Exposition under
a round trip ticket Arrangement have
called our attention to the TACT that the
tickets Issued by the Q. & 2. Company are
good only for two days, and therefore
practically worthless, since no one who
would go TO attend the Exposition would
desire 10 spend less than a full day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

JUDGE JACKSON has indicated his pur-
pose 10 render a decision in the case of
the Z. S. IT, the Baltimore K Ohio Rail.
road Company, involving certain proper.
~ rights at lInrper's Ferry, at the next
session Of the court in Wheeling on the
10th Of November. The case Was ar.
gned in the United States Circuit Court
on the 18th Of September last.-Martin :
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