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MISCELLANEOUS.
Plbli. stion Ncti,e.

srAJE uF aAN-A~
Fk-T JCr-~i.. tr7-rsrcr Is
LE,v.... s-E ''s.>rY. JC.se No. 6.i7.
e., '-,., ,J'at, .i..i,,g "a ,1,3 Jer ssss
,v..s..y:
Iu.s Ht TUAL LOAN And SAVINGS iNsrf
FUTON CF irAv - sOgTH kANS-4S.
Pi.ingH,
PAIR CK McCsE bl Am kLizA MccAR-
THY. THS CIrI Gr Lave: WORTH AN D
Ias Bo.ED OF CbUNrY CoNAISsIoS-
kR, OF LsAvESwosFa o., n rY, Defena-s
ants.
P.IrI'k Mccarthy md E la MeCsrthv, VII
tax &c "a he Ma.u-A Loan wings a. >
i,u'i m o. Ie.vsnNo.tn, KAnsI- di.i, oa inr'
eth " Juue, A. IL. is1S ne its p-ti ION
The I>-,iCt IoGTt o tire FiTs Ju isia! inst ~ a
t1e -,at- OF ASA. sitting ,n ani FIR lesven--
wo IN CnGu.y Y, in said state ef Sans. -, ass'ass
tEc 'sd F't-rc< car hy aud Eliza Sc ar.hy
ia - ~ % N"uvs5rt1 and the ksArd of Counry
4 Es, - trr t.r'h hst y"u, the sail fasyick Nc
''.sr 9ud y y. VI Ca-thy wsr she o~ n~rs 81 .
Ger - Jt. uIJguaT Ige-r ythr e L. }, IN bore.
u.pcco huntr.d ssi ie n UI5j. IN wesse
Ii,J5.uu g. To-. ts'ty oJ eav.nwVsih ThAa
All premises t"nrd atd bed sc iut 6
TIM IayuI,aI vi t~I r,saE noIes IN the Aers-
gage I'.-d 'esr cd Tor ,he Of ASKS N
bat stHG-' ttC cgIti.n OF sait N.rtgige DsS d
ard the acc~ui1s of sid in..bt dhees, the Cisy =
Leave nth and EJ-ri of cunt, Cooana,s ias-
Of L. Hw"rth Co, III ot.er def nisntr, eiaiD
soyne in4.r - the saii ianis and lot, and pr.y
= th,t tTc - Il Pstrcs NeCArthy and thza Ses
C.rthy mry AZ said noe claimed TO e saeS
vi IA intsr's', amounting tc 81, 0kS y2; tha nd
p ennis nav = % 4 to paw the same; and the
sail pxtrck Mccarthy and EiizA Nel arthy s.s
Outlet ttat they inquired To- appear and an
swer said titIOn or before the 2oth day o. Az
gu-i n-St \. iS7 , or, in def.ut th~se 4, tie
matters ard things the Elm chsrge' and sat d
wi.l d" tsAeI e1~t ssyd, and Judgment enies0a
t.Iihl
T-E MUTUAL LOAN q =AvISGS INSTITU-
Ton ot Lsayea worth, Kansas.
IL. NJ. Les MUOaE, Att'y for Pisinti9.
Ls.vKSwORra, July 8, 1878. iuysw-4t s;
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If you want good boots or shoes, so 10
Frank Npp's, No. 404 Shawnee street.
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A PONY belonging to Mr.. Webster, re-
siding at the corner Of Seneca and Main
streets, died Of = disease called the "stran-
gie.," which is said TO be comparatively
unknown to horsemen. The animal was
taken sick Friday morning, the throat
sxelled up, and death ezsned the next
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rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, sprains, SWELL
ings, burns, scslds, cake breasts poisonous bites
rozen fe.t, gout, salt Iheu,a. ear-aehe, &C., and
the rceep; Of tine nment will be sent ais TO auy
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells article before did sell, and i, sells
because 1t does just what it pretenis to do. one
wraPper) is worth 8 hundred dollars tor spawned.
strained CALLED horses AMI mules, and for screw
worm in sheep No family or stock owner can af-
ford to be without Centaur Ln:ment. Price, so
cents; large bottles, 81 90. J. B. EosR 4 Co. !,
So Broadway, New York.
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3. s. sIixs,HRs.yT.
~ iSssS AZ sStk .

1000 AGrsN I = Teachers, studsn : tIsL
aud women, ,nIed To- sell , o IN 81. q. p
ZGVGs kN sDs 81 q, -. Shpus grand ~c-
-u Us of lpy NH~ PN.sS;Wf>>. 4 whole
l.ibsAsy. E0Sf "a Gi16..-N"t q 'uNury, bat a
necessity. isfer-oceags Is. II ~si iits :. tcok
Publ hsd-t:-,.si a, Eo- v act Gen. a e., IN
every city -, tOa. sddtC :, ). &. M.Jt l:Dl i
CO., Fub.ish-fs, ct. LopIs, aio-
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MEDICAL.
@sIZlssA
EAz;yZ4
he Peoples Rem ay.
Ehs Universal PAIN .N.r.vt.r.
Note: Ask for = ,n,, cx;recf.
n AZ other.
"Isu: JOr rM SPEAK Of eroeRcas t..ia.gs.r


f'ssW
lRta. 1es To Man or Beast
fslS, Rruiss
tra1R~. rprsi Cougu.
sIOas, List cations.
fsrsrr~ Cut, iaNeratel
CT iuci-,d : s0Irds.
.Wesss.s-, buTr-, -caids,
Sdsb1r s.
ki~e<atrc f0o-s or Spitt,
Tug o: X col.
rOs~ R e. a.. AMI Rle-diu.
1 Gum of L. eih.
t'.sss ssDS Wt y,s"ssl ant
I hl"oiy : / cf ages
"a e~-nis v,iiBs b., Blind
II g, (iaiaii'bi.l.
g "sts-risc. Z achs, Neu-
IA gi', >w.' ~ .a-.
xh WUs"ss~na. Ehc,.,n az IL
1 Swelling q. .-o,sbes
ts6Issc e. or -ur,,n -. LINN
ha.a, I.tu. Rack.
.sr~ ,arO~l ~ uuinsy,
Iuh,mei ionsils
OsSssh~.sa H-.wcnffI.
Nsthasn.
ssss~ or -ntism.-, Ewes or
E,r-..ds.
,'AGNrs d, I.r.ryr,hea, D'Ir-
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Nearby ssl diseases org nate FROM soSs.
Rss,sS 9. md sOsplassy the DSv~r. and
- seS n a's.ys snKi.a-iy sou. ht aftsf. IL the
spv~r b. Regulates ia It's sc'ian, heal 70
.I,uo., IN ar ably secared Want Of sctoa in The
Liver caares sAsehe. sSossspssssss,
laoo.Dee. rain - s6e SesWss00sss.
~a9Ws s,ssiIs, 0DsKHt~~ss, ho0P SsSsss.
s~h, bsA sasa- - she ssseosh eosbSns
sssa1ss, PalO1sas1~s sss sese h~ara, "e-
psesas0.s Sf sDstrsss, op see esaes, AGO
. audred o her sy M lto ss, for y hich - 0o$S
GBVE0 REssNI s1O0 Is the best remed :
thai g ever been d1srMS evssl. Itsc mild
~, efiectuaIiy. and he ng a simpie veg'nb'e
eorupaund, can do no injury IL any quantities
that II may BE- tahen. II Is D hsvoosss In e'ery
way IL has b 60 used for 40 JEAN, and huDd-
TeIs OF the ,od and gseas from all aris Of TIE
country viii vouch for It's being the Poress s1o
best
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
i harmless,
l. NO drastic violent madeleine,
l. sure 10 cure IL ken regularly.
j. no intsxiczting beverage
l. = f.uitl~s- fImiiy me iicine,
T. the heape.t medicine ia the world,
L. given With safety and the happisst Is,ulu 70
the must delicats infant,
D-sas MT iul..rfere with bust ess,
Does not dszrrznge the sys'sm,
Takes the place Of Quini1e and Bitt@rs OF every
Kind,
Coptxir,, the sim pest and best remedies.
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luton CF inAv1N sOgTh kANS-A>.
Pi.ip..h
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The great discovery Of the age.
There is no pain which the Gen.
taur Iiniment will not relieve, no
swelling which IL will not subdue,
ami no lameness which IL will not
cure. This is strong language,
hut il is true. Ii is no humbug
the receipt is printed around each
b.,ttle. A circular containing
certificates Of wonderful cures oi
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srAJE up aAN-A~.
Fik-T JCn-~i.. t'7s-rarcr IS
LEsy-... t-E Fs> >IY JCsse No. 6si7.
! e., -,sHs Int, .i.,i,,g "a ,o,3 Jcr q
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Fyou want a cheap boot or shoe, go to
Frank Zipp's, No. 40i Shawnee street.
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WYOMING sEaI. MONTHLY

B U T Q Fl Z r 9.
uu.l.ssussd - 0u4v. BkEcH1 .,rzN 18th
|Nl01bG jasss-d&v
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PAIR CK MoCSE bl Ana hLizA McCAR-
THl. Tia CIrI oF Lave WORTH AND
Ias boAED OF CJtNrr CoNAISsIoS-
kIsof LsAvES wogFa ,OsN NfY, Defens-s
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] UNBER.


Dims nsson, Is fest, o1O %; aoorins St, e35 %
and rs no: siding e25 and sLs; shingles - 50,
- IS and % IS; hnist I'd inen e23, SIS and IS
18th - clear .pch u. II and ia. tS5 COM
mon boards go % fencing 80 CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22

lection 10 almost every other, interest.
Six wears ago no manufacturers dealt wits
Us directly; no elevator or warehouse was
owned by us, and no banks or insurance
companies were controlled by Us. Now
in one State alone, there are thirty-eight
fire insurance companies, and more than
hall Of the elevators and warehouses III
Iowa and Wisconsin are under our con-
troll. Furthermore, We have agents in
every section of the country to whom We
ship our products, and from whom we
receive price, forty to fifty per cent
higher than those we used to get from
local BUYERS. In consequence OF the
fairness OF our treatment 10y these agents,
who are bound bv the ties OF brotherhood
and heavy money bonds, the Patrons
of Hu,bandrv saved SG,oo0UUO III 1872.
and $4,000 900 in 1874; aud according
TO present indications, will save a. least
s26OOOOOO in 1915. Six years ago thee
we're ten Grance>; the next year there
were thirty. eight; the next, thirty nine;
the next, 10000; the next 10000. Now
there are fifteen Oranges joining our
ranks daily, and We number l,5OO,OOo.
Our experience is pointed prof that wo-
men are worthy members of every union,
We have 100000 ofthem among us, and
We ought to be qualified to give an opin-
ion of this kind.
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VALUABLE INVENTION.

The Huntington advertiser has had an
opportunity to inspect working model
Of Col. PARSONS patent Lock and Shute,
which he claims is superior to anything
of the same character yet invented. II
is thus described:
There are no gates to swing but
rather barriers, which rise in the locks,
and are se.facting, by the force of water
on valves underneath the end OF the
bulkhead. or barrier. These barriers
are hinged in the middle; when
the lock is open they lie fiat;
the boat passing over them, and
when il is closed the barrier rises in u
triangular shape. The rising and falling
of the barrier is regulated by a series OF
cranks in the sides of the lock, which
open and shut submerged gates. The
beauty Of the invention is its extreme
simplicity. 1t is simply totarn few
cranks in the segment Of Il
circle and the lock opens
and shuts itself. None OF that toiling,
creakiug, snail-like opening Of gates, but
the barrier falls before the entering
boat, closes behind it, and the boat can
pass through the lock without snubbing.
All the checking it needs can be done by
the engineer under direction from the
pilot by his BELLS
With all theseadvartages, it is further
claimed that the cost of this invention is
no greater than that OF the common ca
nal lock, and the inventor thinks that
with it, he could insure ten feet Of water
all the wear from Huntington to Cincin-
natl. The .Airertissr thinks that it is an
invention of great utility and simplicity,
and is invaluable to the commercial inter-
ests OF the country, as regards inland
navigation, and also hopes that it may
soon he put to practical test. If it
comes up to what is claimed, its benefits
to trade which would be indisputably
very great, and would go far toward a
satisfactory solution of the problem OF
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22
PRoPoS Ais
FOR
Building Marshall County
Court House.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Building Committee appointed by the
Marshall county Court To build new
Court House at MOundSvillc, W. Va, until
the FIRST Monday of July, at l. o'clock
NJ said Court House 10 BE built according
To the plans, drawings and specifications
of Mr. {. G.. Kcmble, of Wheeling, w. Va,
a copy OF which can be- seen al the Clerk 5
Office al MOundSville, W. Va; also nj Mr..
G. e.. Kemble'S Office, WheSling. The COM
mittec will receive bids from safe and re-.
liable master bidders, for the performance
of the entire work, under one contract,
and also bids tor each separate part OF the
work by the various trades, reserviug the
right TO reject any or all bids.
The Committee will also receive bidS nj
the same time from any parties for the sale
of the old Court House. Should any OF the
contractors fur building the new house be
successful builders for the old house, Such
material of the old house rs may be APP
proved by the superintendent, may De
used in the construction of the new DulIu-
ing. The Bell of the old building Is rescrN-
ed by the committee. The old building TO
bc removed by the successful bidder so as
to not interfere with the erection of the
new building.
The Committee reserve the right TO re-
irct any or all bids. Contractors Will be
REQUIRED 10 give approved bonds ana secu-
ritz for the faithful performance OF their
various contracts.
Proposals should be- addressed, "Sealed
Proposals tor Building New Court House
nj MOund~Ville." or "Sraled Proposals tor
sale OF Old Court House." all 10 be address
ed to VIM. Blake, Esq, MOundsville, w.
Va by order of the Committee.
II. =. WHITE,
iuul5i Chairman.
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OLD "REMINISCENCES.

The Baltimore Sun of late date, under
the above caption, gives some account of
the contents of certain old papers which
it has been overhauling. Among these
were "the Baltimore Republican, and
Daiiy Arg,,s Of June 18th, 1912, the
same paper of June 24th, 1916, and a
Harrison campaign paper called "The
Log Cabin Advocate"
From the first mentioned paper several
items of peculiar interest just now, have
been extracted. Among others, there Is
a speech of "Mr. BUCHANAN, of Pennsyl-
vania, on an amendment TO loan bill,
in which he denies an assertion of Mr.
CRIrrENDEN, OF Kentucky, to the effect
that the average expenses OF Mr.. VAN
BURENs administration during four
wears of its continuance, amounted to
S35,OOOOOO per annum.
"Mr, Buchanan said il did not exceed
S2S.OO0,0O0 i admit, he continued,
that S2S.OOU,OOO Is u large sum, and
greatly exceeds what ought to be our
ordinary expenditures; but Senators
should recOlcct the extraordinary cir
cumstancrs which swelled 1.-THE
Florida war, the purchase Of In
dian lands, the removal of Indians
west of the Mississippi, and several
other causes of extraordinary. expense.
Let the revenue laws remain rs they are
until the close of the year, and the small
debt left by Mr.. Van Buren, will be
swelled to the alarming sum Of S2l, 900,
600 He winds up by eXclaiming, '$l5,-
100000 of debt added in thirteen months
If we 90 on at this rate the broad road
TO destruction will not merely be open TO
the wing party, but to the whole coun-
try
Suppose some one had told him then
what the expenses Of this country would
be thirty-fve years later, when an add
tionai amount of S35,000,000 had to be
assessed to supply simple deficiency in
the national expenses, what in the world
would he have thought?
The "Log Cabin AdrocGte,' too, is full
ofthe celebrated log cabin and hard cider
campaign, and publishes, what is striking
" interesting the solemn pledge of Gen
eral HARRISON. to serve bW
one term, if elected. What
short sighted men, WASHINGTON, JET
PERSON and HARRISON, were To be sure,
and how little did they know OF the cir
cumstances which might arise to make
even n third term necessity. Any one
can see from this, what great progress
we have made in intellectual states
msnship.
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r,.spatrons ofHusbandry

OF the rise and wonderful progress of
the Changers few people have correct
idea, Grand Lecturer Thompson IN a
brief speech at an entertainment IN New
York, Tuesday evening, said; "Amerl,
can farmers, until recently have ignored
the principle that is moving the world
the principle of association. Their indi
naturalization was the cause OF their sub
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22
The WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia II will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500 Valuable premi-
umS to cluu agents and TO subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22

The unusually long suspension OF the
great Brooklyn trial, seems Ia have
wbetted the appetites of the Brooklyn
ties. We notice that on the resumption
yesterday, the court room was more than
usually crowded, to listen to Mr.. BEACH
continue his long spuu.out argument Tor
the plaintiff Regarding reopenlng the
case on account of alleged newly dis
covered evidence, it il stated that Mr..
MORRIS says if the testimony already
presented does not secure verdict for
he plaintiff, alI the new evidence IN the
world would fail to do so.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

WHEELING, Y. Va, june 10, 80.
Sealed PrOporalS VIII be received at the
office the city clerk until Tuesday June
n2d, 1879. at = o'clock p. NJ, tor the re-
moval of all Kitchen Garbage and Oftal
for the ensuing year, from out the corpor-
at,. limits of the city of Wheeling. Bids
will be received separately for each of the
following Districts in said city, viz: First
District, Seventh ward; Second District,
First and Second wards; Third District,
Third and Fourth wards; Fourth District,
Fifth and sixth wards; Filth District,
Eighth ward. COnVCyanccS for removal
shall be in accordance with the ordinance
regulating the same. The ordinance can
be seen al the city Clerks Office.
iuulTi +. \. BRITT. CITY Clerk.
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9 BROWN n HIGGINS.
CITY OF WHEELING

DURLIC BUILDING LOAN SEVEN
and one-half per cent Bonds.
By virtue OF the authority vested in us
by an ordinance OF the city OF Wheeling,
entitled, IAN ordinance tor the issuing OF
bonds OF the city "a Wheelingior the ercc-
ton of Public Building" passed by the
Council of said city the Eth day of March,
1875, and ratified by the qualified voters of
said city at an election held on the 5th day
Of April, lS7i, we will, on the i7ih day of
July. 1879. at the Commercial Bank of
Wheeling, sell the bonds issued under
said ordinance. To the highest bidder, for
cash. Each bid must be in writing ana
addressed To the undersigned at the Com
mercial Bank of Wheeling. No bid for said
bonds will I've received al rate less than
their par value and accrued interest.
said bonds are coupon bonds, Five Hun
dred Dollars each bear interest AT the rate
OF seven and onc-half per cent per annum
PAYABLE Semi-annually, bonds being pay
able on or before the LIST day of July. 1855,
and are exempt from taxation by saidcity.
VI. l.. OFT.
}. y. VANCE,
\. J. PANNELL,
junl9l COMMISSIONERS.
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The Cincinnati Commercial, which
aspires to be tie model "independent
paper of the United States, is in favor OF
defeating the Democratic party at all
hazards, and says that it does not see how
tins can be done except through the
Republican organization. 1t also says 1t
has no respect for this latter except "as
the means to an end. A paper OF that
nature is not likely to exert influence
sufficient TO damage either party much.
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CURIOSlTlES AND RELICS.

TIME FOLLOWING G + y T l. l. NJ f. y
have consented To serve on the Com
mittee ON Curinsittc~ and Relics, IN con
nection with the Chlldrcn'S Home bcncnt:
w. b. simpson, Joseph Faris,
{. J. Rawling, Or. l.. II. Logan,
DR.. 4. =. Todd, Or. T.. f.. WOrthcn,
Thomas HOrnbrOOk, Henry Hubbard
Augustus POllack, Thomas X. Laird,
Geo. X. Tinglr, DR., X. W. Hazietl,
Hon. &. ID. Hubbard, James GllchrlSt,
Benz. Davenport, {. h. Dwight,
DIR. Il. w Allen, Henry \. McrlZ,
Ed. Booking, VIM. leighton,
DR.. NJ. +. Hullihcn, John Oesterlmg,
e. \. Lucas, lDr. j. X. !" HardeSty,
James VI, Ewing, DR.. j. [. Hupp.
.. 5. Long.
1t is proposed by the Committee tn have
on exhibition early in the coming month
July of Works of Art, Relics and CuriOSi-
ties. Any person having any work of art
relics and curiosity, is requested Ia lend
the same TO the committee, which may be
done by reporting such To any member of
the committee.
A suitable place has been provided for
taking proper care of all articles intruSicd
To the care of the committee, and al such
will be returned to the owner Intact, ON
conclusion OF the exhibition.
Ky order of the Committee.
W. Il. SIMPSON, Chairman.
T.. j. RAW LINZ, Sec'y. jun2l
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TO CONTRACTORS

A Nd BUILDERS.
4 plan and specifications tor an addition
TO Madison Seventh ward school Guild
ing. will be completed and ready for in.
su9ctiun by contractors and builders, at
the Office OF c. c. Kemble, architect, on
and after June 18th.
Sealed Proposals tor tile er, elton ana COM
pletion OF said improvements, will he r.
ceived at the Office of the Clerk of tn"
Board OF Education, from June 10Th up 10
o'clock =. NJ, July LIST.
The contractor will bc required 10 give
bond and security, to be approved by the
Board OF Education, and in such sum az
as the Board may name, for the perform
aucc of the work in accordance with the
provisions OF the contract, ana for lis en-
tire completion against the 10Th day OF
August, $50, under forfeit of --- dollars
per day, Tor the time which may lhcrral-
Ter elapse until the job is finished accord
ing TO contract.
The Board of Education will reserve the
right to reject any or all bids:
JAS. VI. TODD,
Chairman OF Committed on Buildings and
Grounds, Ju-la
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT |
y have been appointed Administrators
OF the estate of August and CaT"liue SEA
bright. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to the said estate, VIII please can
and settle at once. Also, all persons nav
ing claims against The same, VIII present
ALBERT NOLTE,
ip22b No. SGlO, EOfi street.
German paper copy month ana charge
this office
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Assignees' Sale Of Real Estate

JNHE UNDERSIGNED ASSUMES ~
| bankruptcy of Andrew j. Sweeney,
bankrupt, viii, under and by virtue OF The
authority vested in them by law, proc, ud
IA sell nj public auction, NJ the front door
of The Court House OF ohio county, IN the
city OF Wheeling in the State Of Vest \lr-
ginia, on Saturday. the 10Th day of
July. 4. ID, 1875. commencing at To
O'Clock, II. IN, the following q eScrlbru real
estate. situate IN the said city of Wheeling,
that is To say: The south part of lot num-
bered nine 81 in Jonathan Ianr's addition
To said city, fronting Ioity an feet on Main
street, and extending wcStwardly win an
equal width along and binding on Frank
lin NOW Sixth street, one hundred and
eighty (lsyJ feet, on which part OF lot
No is erected the residence occupied by
said Andrew J. Sweeney.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fOurth in cash,
and the residue in three equal payments
at six, twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale, with interest al the rate OF
seven per cent per annum, deferred pay
mentS to be secured to the satisfaction Of
said ASSigneeS.
A. j. CLARKE,
VIM. i. HUBBARD,
junlg-29-JyS ASSignees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22
FOR SALE.
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
d made 10 me as Trustee of Edward
Rouse and " lie, bearing date the 18th day
of April, A. D., 1857, and recorded In BOOK
90 and folio % OF the office OF Recorder OF
Ohio county, State OF West Virginia, L
Will, on
Saturday. the 18th day of June,
AID, 1875, at the front door OF the Court
Honse OF said county, sell at public auc-
tion, commencing at | o'clock p. NJ, the
following real estate, VIZ
All that tract or parcel ofland on which
the said Rouse now resides, said premises
being situated in the said county OF ONO,
with exception of u small part thereof
which is situated iii the adjoining county
Of Brooke, said premises being bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming at a beach, corner 10 VIII
liam Brady and John Snodgruss,
thence north Az west $50 poles To
sugar tree, thence n. fl +. 3S poles to a
beach, corner to said Brady, thence with
mis- line y. 46I42 W. 30 poles to Il sugar ana
iron wood stamp, thence ;. 5L' W. Is
poles TO a stake, thence >. T0121 +. 2o12 poles
10 n stake, where poplar stood, thence
with Kimbell's line :. ga f.. 10 poles To Il
beach, thence :, AZ w. 81 poles TO a stake,
near hickory, thence ). 81 W. 3l54 poles
10 an elm down. thence ;. 84 w ~ poles
to a sugar and two lynns Il ence :. - r..
436 poles TO an iron wood thence l0i2
W. 4OR poles to II stake tLs nee y. 81 W:
IA poles 10 Short creek, u encc up said
creek with the several meP lders thereof
1851 poles TO sycamore at u e mouth OF "A
run, thence y. 2i54 +. 49, poles 10 two
white walnuts, thence y. it4 h. ij poles
TO the beginning, containing two hundred
and eighty-two and one-iorth (2S2l4) acres,
more or less, being the same tract OF land
Us was conveyed by William Brown and
wife To Edward Rouse, by decd bearing
date April eth, ls5l.
Terms of sale cash on day Of sale.
ROLAND f. CRAIG, Trustee.
TRAINER Il CLARK, Attorneys for IruS-
tee. mS2li