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New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
steamboats ano Rallrodos.

pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD;-THE
GREAr TsuNx LYs ASD CSIrSD STATES NAIL ,oura
E1pre,s HsrsurS Pittsburgh the West and sOG.b -tA pOI:
Palace Car, attached $3.50 and $50 Sunday asa
For wlnAmsbOr ard Lock Hayen wa Phs III, sns q
AZ. k1. % & a % co oI TaS
Pctro Centre and he o. Retsns: - .r,,. vv,.. H.
pres. d Pl Paror Can dAy except sSnaa %
S'Ra1y slos.. Tor Philadelphia $40 $50 n 1880 40
and p NJ Emsrsnt an second eisss q y 70 y
2.sS sIU slo 4IO 4SO, 5. $40 5:4O olo $3.50 7:S0.
$50 RSs ho Ri.i5.s i5SO g. "5 so 4:ao
5O s SiS o 80 80 l50 & & and ana z ssh S ssSa.T
stS sio 4sO 45O 6,2O sac 0l6 $50 T. $40 10 ,.
isT woodbrids PeH Amboy aad souh Anboy aud 10
2;sS Ss, ss.yrs.~cI - IN, = $40 tlO $40.
clio au,.s .ss II sSSS soS. SsIss' .ss 3d. en-
fsi Ka.sI a docs, nj, : 49,, A. a and 40 20
70, r. mS.I,,s .s, an Fienn9ton $50 n and zoo
and Ssr'Is s s1'S S n a .0 c.~,S aud $50
n. 1880 p, ; an, - - .ionm
F 70 FSnio FsSTaS" d.I. and sGu.u 400 a.,o
for ni1h.owu PsmOs10B and CsH4sa va Fsrh H"'' N'P
a,:s,. N .Se rsH9sa p.sss SIS, ..d I 2O
1895 daily 90 .ss i .IasS, :S go H. iS siS
sSnf' Mo TO- ~ from % soasse o. 10 "a rS"% rss s
s spsi. oto 40 s.ss lG27 saAd., S'lo $50 500.
6s So sS 80 and sii sro.s-. Hoss .sd
nS,o. snS Cortlsndsa No Cosr,;st sIo.sl,o
Sps 10 :Gs III SoYD G.a Passenger AsssI
FS.sT Tuos,Os. General hAnAref'
PHILADELPHIA. VIA LONG BRANCH and
1 ~. EEWJ JERsBY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
P.Ts rom ssw.YorI 70 Philadelphia. snl, 81 % -,
.s.DSo. and srAR eas.Gag
SANDY h1s cove s SssYors nom Pie. A. foo, Of R.e.r
s4s Nor PAi.d.phis. Long Branch. Tons River Ware
400 n-For Lsas Branch. TSa. River. wTssvs Bsrsssat
a"' iuei'''S~ wM q sSgDBN General haaAs.s
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

CRIMINAL NOTES.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Lsxs Bsf,s va ss slOJ sf assAssnsE gsss pes: n"Es
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
DHIIApELPHIA, Ii VIA LONG BRANCH and
wM. O. sssDBr. General hAaAssI

GT0NINGTON LINE for BUSTUN and
- PROVIDENCE
The eonnsaoes sssssers sAshAGAsssrT TssA
Wcpsstsvs ana Frdsy 80 River q
srrynr ahead sf ali other hnea rshes kr sale a
Al. upr ps railroad eoss ssss6 Ne s4ess sf
Ws.eot krpren Co and % $40 Breadvsy.
A DIR yRAU Freight Agent l. w. ftLKIHs Gesl Pan AsssA
D. q bkBC0Uk RsessssA
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16
Religious Notices.

Religious Notlres.
second Untaripu Church of Brooslyu.-Rey. ". c.
GANNHIT viii preach SUNDAY MORNING. Subject IAe Of'Do
cox H.sI, Of heie-,' v,sper .eruoe in tbe ByRElSG
Tsc Rev. O. r. Csrt"Tshf Of he clocs Of as4 o. T af
p"-es u ne tS1-' 3g 'Sla p, @ ,IFSO5S services
The Rev. skine " White D. D. P'a ',jp& W. 9'S1 ~
r. hr htrei Fs''iii4a '"ul.n - n, cctare
IO:3Jl. -ri 20 p. hA.lou prayefmeiuoS ID '' ~
rool - c.r of e. Hias .svoe
Taoernncie Baptist Chrrch,
R.,sytdf' a,AREaAS miS rH0RSE, Pl,.Oh
1880 = }. aOd 7:iopG
apg sor wE14Yg 1a4Yg''Siw IL WILL DoNG'
anyuoLD rIiE fi:'inis IIsMB OF GOD"
Yong tBd stransere ere eorlisil- nv t--i -i---
a'f a. : = SERrs g9l tS1 s.a. o1 Gn,et a plaza
Doerne the Boe, al. % onii @ eve eve, o. rSersar %
sorins Nor star a. l6 Zoe public invited ana IL lLenD. .e1,e
Uuversa-t o. t, a"a ss ~. :7
l. H. CHArIS. d. D. Pastor; suriay eylees 4VtD sy
,b1 nj e aeecs.r Sire. Cauh 1 Down
ing Rev L. c swsE sEa PAsti sanaaY meet meet NJ
e; e. easa q .,,I oS, s,,o r,ce. @ H. 20 nj
sa1la g N.ou seen Rev CHARLES
r. IIgRR r. ,or: sandav ssrvice-, l0:t3 - p m
sna .y-scl6o $50 tj Pn9;on Hal @ @eo.er oi o M
81 Manon S,hoOi Bre'ooH Hall 5+'hst' h@T '4''e '
Youos &s, Yors uui1c,, Association ROoG' Broadway
and 5t.t Irn rT g. m 10 10 , m Of ou, Plihe Cenuont
az S@ Atrtt,G Rev H. r. NYE Pastor SUNDAY ',rv.res
10 80. ~ 81 . % % I S@S carch ~ South
lcv EEIsOS Pastor; Su1dsy s,rvee "i,J u r p9
Pna.y night conference Wednesday night ,5 eASn %
.svss To- g. a. m - D. NEE nz Ihuray n gh'
sundaY-schoo At p ca Centenary Sa0a'''''-''' ~
H1T 1RsE7 rs N7S SlTY & r,t unver,a canh Rev PHEBs A.
sua,.oso at IL M meeting Thursday p,a
N4MARK caOrca Of the c s1'es%S' 7.o nSJ m; suaGs1
thool At 2:3O p. n conference every Sees
New-York tribune., 1875-01-16

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
ID Raros4 Fare 81 steamer BRlDG sPOhI
ieares Cainarue slip 1890 A. and bridgeport al II
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-05-01
letter from IsonashtettIe.

Mr.. DRUoKER, DEAR S1R.-Des
mole wills bissel besser du we dc en-.
ner woch. Ich muss confessa dos ich
base wor iver dich, selamole over ich
wor yucht so bissel ina petz kumma un
don is de Betz grawd dro un hut deers
g'schreiba es wor net exactly rect
gawest over mer huts dar Betz aw net
fardanka kama fat ich muss sawya dos
cs hut mich aw farzarnt, sci Is SO, un
over uf dar onra site name ich het Sc
.deers net schreiba breicha, of course
deer kon ich's gor net fardanka far du
tlucht oles publisha wos du griched, do
.bicht mon, un ich geb gor nix drum
wos du in de Advocate ducht wons
yucht mich nimmy hummer runt sci is
ol. Over ich date doch net glicha won
du noch may so briefa nj drucka dacht
dos mich hummer runna odder ich kand
en- schechter noma grea.
Mere hen de lecht woch so holt we'd
der kot dos mar nix du hutkanna dr1use
uf de fielder es is miner freda zu orrick
jch hob noch kan hover lond gapluked
lin hob my grumbara noch net ga,
plontzed un wons noeh vile so fort gate
don kama mere ieh IN de Betz net ex-
pecta uDser miller orrlck zu farschmera
init grumbare sup bis dar Fert Uli.
Un devile ich noch nix uf da fielder
gau hob, un dos es doch gada muss 81,
des warcht du selver wlssa, Mr.. Druck-
ier, deswaya kon ich kan longer brief
scbreiba des mol mole un huff dos ola
laser deser zeiting mich enshuldichen
warden. rNd-Il.H .H I
We es seat in unserm Shtettle.
We shane wirds sine i'm gordon dort,
Ven b umen bleen immer fort;
Un bamen warden green un fine,
We shane wirds do i'm summer sire.
HANS KoNNERMAUoHER.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-05-01
Paragrapic.

commodore Jos. ii. look
er is very fond Of oysters.
tie takes an oyster supper
every night after the per-
formance at Booths Thea
tire, 70 sl.'s5 y pea Cd Q .
A lady the other day meet
ing a girl who had lately left
her service, inquired, Well,
Mary, where do you live
nowF please, ma'am, I
don't live nowhere, now,' re-
joined the girl; I'm marri-
edl' Do as
An old black woman, re-
citing her 'speerunce,' said
she had been to heaven. sDid
you see any of de colored
ladies dar?' asked a younger
sister. 'Oh, you git out; YOU
'spose | went in de kitchen
when [ was dar?'
Spell defendant said
Prof Sprague at the lasl
spelling match. Beech
err whispereda a little school
girl, but the audience did
not hear her, and so the pre-
cocIous child wasn't present
ed with a copy of the great
trial in book form.
Father replied a Cairo
girl, tears in her eyes, you.
may jaw and jaw, and howl
and howl and and tear, but
IN marry John Stewart if Id
die Tor it. And the old man
leaned back and realized Chat
ne might as well try to pull
a locomotive up hill.
The young man who SPELL
ed the word buzzard, "b-u-
double-izzard-a-r-d - buz-
zard," and was consequently
retlred with a trombone re-
QUEEN, is now going around
Inc country with an open
volume of "Webster" in his
arms, ,beseeching the privilege
OF proving that his spelling
was correct.
The Danburian man is re-
sponsible for the following:
The boatswain's pipe viii
not be loaned to you to
smoke. It's a mistake to in.
Hune The time of the day by
the larboard watch. Don't
think you can steer a boat
because you have been a til
Ter of the soil.
A couple Of fellows who
g were pretty. thorougly soak
ed with whiskey got into the
gutter. After laundering
Tor some time, one of them
sald1;-"Let's go to another
house, this hotel leaks"
Town committees on high |
weighs are not necessarily !
fat men.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-05-01
lREATTY PIANO.

, BEATTY PIANO s'fb o us
% This splendid Piano Forte combines
every Improvements in tone with power
and great durability, and have received
the unqualified endorsements of the
highest Musical authorities for its Mar
vellous extraordinary richness of Tone,
having NO SUPERIOR oINe THE
WORLD. yalLarge size, rs Octayes,
oversIung Bass, full Iron Frame, French
Grand action, Fret Desk, Carved Pedal,
Solid Rosewood Mouldlnss, Ivory Key
Front, Chapped Hammers, a Giraffe
Treble. &C., &c. Weight when boxed
over One, Thousand Pounds, Liberal
discount to the trade. Agents Wanted
-(male or female.) '' N {l.,A@.
tsJr Send stamp for Circular I'D.
dress the inventor and Proprietor, DAN,
i. BEATTY Washington, New Jer-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

MEMPHIS, August 3l.-The river has
fallen Is inches. Weather clear and hot.
No arrivals or departures except the
local packets. Fort Gibson has been re-
paired.
CAIRO, August 8l.-Arrived-City of
Chester. St. Louis. Departed Chester,
Memphis. River Is feet 10 inches and
falling. Weather cleer; mercury 81.
NASHVILLE. August 31.-River still
falling, with 2 feet 9 inches on shoals.
Fair and warm weather.
. EVANSVILLE, August 3l.-Weather
clear. Mercury rs to 30 deg. River 6!
feet and falling steadily. Up-Nent
Shirkle, Arkansas; Belle, Chas. Morgan,
Geo Roberts, Dick Johnson. Down..
d. Parker; all with fair 10 good trips.
Business improving.
Sr. LOUIS, August 3l.-Belle and
johnson. Keokuk; Grand To yer, mem.
phis; Tolle, New Orleans; City Of Kicks
burg, VIcksburg. Departed-Belle, Keo-
kuk; St. Genevie, Nicksburg. River
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August Weather
clear and warm. Arriyed-Sandy Coast
Cherokee, Orleans; Garrett and tow, st
Louis; Haven, Liberty and tow, Pom.
eroy. Departed-Sandy Coast Chero
kec, Cincinnati; Garrett and TOW, Wheel.
ing. River falling with ) feet 10 inche,
IN the canal and 3 feet 10 inches on the
fails.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

CENTENNIAL DIREcTloNs director
General Goshorn has written n letter 10
the Governors of the various States rcla-
tive to exhibits ut the approaching cen
tennial exposition, in which he recon-
mends that All effort should be made to
ascertain in which department in the CA
hibition the States have the best materi.
ais for making good display, and that
each department be placed in the hands
of some expert person who shall have
charge of the collecting and forwarding
such material rs he shall select.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
What | Know About VegetIne.
soI,ru Rosror. MAY y. 80.

SoUrH BuSroH, May -, 1870.
X. II. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-I had con-
siderable experience with TIA" Nc"oiinr.
FordySpcpSia, general debility and impure
blood, the NcgctinC Is superior To any
lining which I have ever used. ] com
mcncrd taking NrgctIne about the middle
of last winter, and, after u>iLg a lew bot :
ties, ID entirely cured me of dyspepsia, and
nv blood never was in So good condition
IL at The present time. 1t Will afford me
pleasure To give any further particular,
relative To- what know about tins good
medicine to any one VITO will call or I'd
dress me at my residence, 3SG Athens -.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER.
.s~6 Athens street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

TIE Grafton Sutn"i, Of Saturday,
says: I'VE are informed that the tax
question between the railroad and county
authorities is likely to be settled salts
factorily 10 both parties. We also learn
that the order for the removal Of the
shops, Nc, and the reduction Of force
will not be executed-a request prefer
red 10y leading citizens of Grafton hay
ing secured lis revocation-temporarily
if not pcrm-uently.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
\ DRUNKEN WOMAN ATTEMPTS TO

a DRUNKEN WOMAN ATTEMPTS TO
DgowS HER CHILD.--Several days since
an Irish woman, with little boy hVe OF
six years old, dropped into TINS CIV from
some place nobody knows WHITTIER anu
put up at the Police Curt room 0Ae
said she was IN se"Fch 81 heF HusoA"1,
who had left her "ho 'o'o se'eF"'s''. 10 "'
to her h"0'ta''o" previous 10 COMING ~
this city Last n'sn' sue was ''
intoxicated ana u sue " ~ Il o'''s :,
IN the ''''"''! % ''' ;. m.o.
acting !" d '.'! ,,.Ia
believed sue i"''','''' ~ I''
o'S' oon''a' 1 /. ..,ohed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPTOMS Want ofappetItc, rising Of
food and wind from the stomach, uriditN
OF the stomach, heartburn, dryu"SN and
whllchcSS OF the Tongue in the morning,
sense OF di~tCu>iOu in the stomach ana
bowels. sometimes rumbling and pain
c,StIVrnrS~, which is occasionally inter
ruulyd by dIarrhu'a; paicnoNN OF the urlnr.
The mouth j. clammy. or has Souror Bit
ter TASTE. other frequent symptoms are
wutrrbra>h, palpitation of IN" heart, head
ache. and disorders OF the senses, a. seeing
d.ubir. etc. There is general debility,
lnnguor aud aversion tu motion: detection
nf the spirits, disturbed sleep, and night
iul dreams.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

COMMITTEE oN STREETS AND ALLEYS.
The committee on Streets and Alleys
met at the City Building last night, and
opened the bids for the construction Of the
North Wheeling sewer and the bridges
over Caldwcll's run. The contract for
constructing the sewer was awarded to
Washington Rumble his bid being the
lowest, s., 32I5O. The highest bid WAS
s. 400. The bids for the construction Of
bridges were read, bat no action was
taken upon them. Another meeting viii
be called for their further consideration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

IRIS noticed that the latest fashion,
plates for ladies portray doprcsscdurSs
of-chc,t that has long been anticipated,
but can never become popular, for the
reason that when the style changes again
IL the bay-window shape, mankind will
decline TO be humbuggcd back into lis
p,"scnt indi>postlon to take things on
falkland the ladies know il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01


-.
Isaac Miller. Luther E. McGce, David Nc
Conncll, and Lewis V. Apologize, sole
owners of the steam boat lI'aSh SeHtet.
ATTACHMENT IN ASSUMPSIT.
This day came the plaintiffs, by their
attorneys, and on motion the attachment
issued in this suit il docketed. The object
OF this suit IS 10 recover OF the defendants
the sum Of S2,47.si, with interest from the
DIST day OF March, 1913, for the price OF
goods sold and delivered 10 the defendants
and for moneys paid Tor the use Of tie de-
PENDANTS by the plaintiffs, and 10 subject
the effects OF the said defendants IN the
possession OF and The moneys du" ANA
payable TO them from the Franklin ln>uT-
ance Company, the Citizens Fire, Marine
Life Insurance Company, OF W neeing, and
1.tnu Fire and Marine Insurance TOM
pauy OF Wheeling, To the I'ay mcnt there
Of An attachment having been ISSUED in
this action, and returned duly executed
uBOn said insurance Companies, and the
defendants not having entered their APP
prarauce, and neither OF them having
been served with copy Of said attach
mrnt, nor with process III this action, ana
il appearing from AN affidavit filed herein
that the said defendants are not residents
of this State, il y ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS appear here within one month
after the first publication OF this order.
and do what may be necessary Ia protect
their interest IN this action, and that q
copy OF THIS order be- published and posted
as required and prescribed by Chapter lp5
OF the Acts OF 49, and 1913, passed Drcem-
Der 18Th, 1873. GEO. +. BOYD.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
\ Copy-TcStc: ~
THOMAS VI. pARBAH,
ag.rrawt Clerk OF said court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

CLOTHING SToBE RoBBEp.-Some time
during Monday night the clothing store
of f. w. Budke, on Twelfth street, was
entered by thief, who succeeded in car
rvlng of number of articles, the value
of which. however, did not amount 70
much. There is no clue To- the thief
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

GENERAL PANNELL-Thc remains Of
General A. J. Pauuell will arrive at the
B. & o. railroad depot at 5 o'clock this
morning. There will be number Of
carriages Mt the depot to accommodate
those who desire to accompany Mr.. Pen
nelrs remains ts his late residence in
North Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
GOOD EVIDENCE.

I'M W. .NWN. " ITI-'
MIR. II. L.. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Ihe two
L,,r,I,. of Nrsrtinc furnished me by your
,u,.r,r. my wife has used with great benefit.
For a long time she has been troubled
with dizziness and COstiYcucss; these
trouble, ar" now entirely removed by the
use OF Nrgrtiuc.
she was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility, and has been greatly
b,urlitcd. THOMAS GILMORE,
2-9, Walnut street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr. II. Il. STEVENS: Dear SRI VII!
most cnccrfully add my testimony 10 inr
great number YOU hHV" already received
i'm favor OF your great and good medicine
VcgcIiur, Tor do not think enough can
bee said ia its praise, for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful alN"t>,
C,flrrl, aud had such bad coughing spells
that IN would seem ~ though could never
breathe any more, and Nrsrtin" has ., ru ,,o
me: and DO feel 10 thank COD an 'lr
lime that Their. D., 50 good a medicine a.
Vrgrt!uo. and also think u "h' "i ne
h,>t medicines for coughs AMI weak SIN
Ina, limos ,,f the stomach, and wise
,.y1ryboGv 10 tahr the N,grtiuc' tor ] can
.,,.,,,r.. NOM 4, Is one of tu" best medicines
-, 80 -. 49, MRS. l.. GOEt.
corner Magazine and Walnut N'N'' '"'''-
bridge. Massachusetts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURr-Judge CrUHHer.
The court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
A motion for new trial in the cases
Of Frederick Nolan VS.. j. =. Ford. and
John T. Little VS.. J. B. Ford. was argued
by Nr. Davenpor. for the deledants, and
MIR. George B. Caldwell for the plaintiffs.
The motion for n new trial was over
ruled by the Court.
The Court adjourned until this after
noon at . o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLIE,


ESTABLISHED lS,o. OFFERS ~ :
II proved course al STUDY for f.....
teal education OF young mo-. D.
rooms, rriiItcd ana iurulShI. =.
room Tor ladies. Sessions day .r.
ing. Individual instruction g....
student: also thorough course .....
ljNh branches. Ca,lal Co.l,gcu...
site Mcclure House, or address.
j. VI. iEA~HIE...
..T-,.l NHI.......
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

THE cure OF Catholic French Cana
dian Church has gwen notice, that he
Will refuse the sacrament to ladies who
wear low-uc,kcd dresses or pull-back
skirts. Good enough. That's what ought
TO be done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

4 SEASON PAsr.-Yesterday, exit the
summer Of 1873; today enters hay au-
tumn and the advance guard of the long
nights of the cmber months. For the
last few days there has been in the rustic
of the leaves that crisp autumnal sound
which served well to bridge over our few
remaining summer days, and bring vi
>ious Of the season now here. when AT
every gust the dead leaves fall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
POLICE Corrr.-Jndoe Cralmer.

POLICE CoURT.-JUdgc Ca"mer.
The following cascs were disposed OF
al the Police Court, Yesterday morning;
William Martin, charged with dl>or-
derby conduct, was fined five dollars ana
costs. Dave Robinson, on the same
charge, was let OF with one dollar ana
costs
August Zarnety, for failing to comply
with nm order of the FIRE Department,
directing himito remove certain lnh"ih-
able material, was tined five dollars ana
costs.
Michael Mcneil and +. j. kennon
were charged with disordcriy conduct,
The former was fined one dollar ana
costs and the latter two dollars and costs
Both paid.
The case against Joseph Moony,
charged with dlsorderly conduct, was
dismissed.
The rule issued against james Deit"rs
and Jennie Martin, Tor failing to appear
as witnesses, was dismissed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01
Commissioners Notice Of Sale.
Margaret Prtticord, Administrators OF the
estate OF James I. PctlIcurd, decd,
".
Henry G. Pctticord and others,
IN tie C,uHfy CnyH ~ Chip CyWly IN
(JryJgg.ly

The undersigned Sp3cial Commissioners
hereby gives notice that, by virtue Oi iht
authority derived from "a decree ct sad
court. IN the above entitled cause, madral
its June term, 80, hr viii, on ihurSd"N.
the 9th day OF September. 4. d.. 1879.
expose To sale at public auction. al tn
front door ufthe Cont ilpuS. oi ohio cuUu-
~. iu tn" State OF West Virginia, Ia the
highest bidder, the real estate ~ whi'h
sand James T. PctticoId died seized, NituH-
ted in said county. tu-W4t;
\ part OF lot number one. in >ubUINi-
sion \ OF the Shcppcrd estate as land Oh
by Lamb and List, tumIuI>>lpErIN, "a pIa'
of which is rrcurd'd in The clerks Office
of said court, IN deed book - on page 1.a.
which part is bounded az follows: l,gln-
nInga a point where the division line Ill
YidiUg lot No. from Iui 80. = in SAID SUBJ
division strikes The northwest side of Tine
National road, thence with S;ui Ip'"
uurtra>t WariiN ~ feet tua stone, thence m
"A northwestern direction and parhIlrI
with said division line 10 the southeastern
bouudry OF side oi the ticmpiirlt rHllptN
NOW called the Pittsburgh, H"v.inE ana
Baltimore II. H.. ana thence win 'lr same
in a~Outh western direction lo sud DIVISION
line. and thence with said division line To-
the plac.. OF beginning. Also lot No. . and
the northern ton feet, that IS lu say, % SNIP
ten irct wide oil the north side uI lot No.
OF the subdivision OF lot No. OF Sunu!Nl-
sion \ ui the ~hrpluui estate, "a p.lI 'i
when ~ub!lNl~loi. 'l l'I 40 'I ~"''I ~
sion \. l. of record Iu said Clerk Office,
in deed book No. - on vugc 1''.
TERMS on SALE---Dur. iE!Iu UI ihr IHF-
.cnaS,. money cash. aud III" halaur, pay
able in equal iu~tIlmcEtS 10 six aud
lively" months iruu the day Of sale, in"
deferred iu~la'.uruts bearing Interest
from day If sale, the purchaser giving has
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS notes, with security
approved by the Undersigned, for said o.-
icrlrd payments, and thu uur'u hr retain
cd unit! payment cf the purrhn>r money
i'm full. ALFRED CAIbN ELL,
agliOdw-t special commissioner
i q IIEIN-L-N.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

Person Nv. \. Wilson, Esq, and
lady, returned from their summer trip
last evening.
Manager james Hamilton returned
home last night. He ha, had the Sheri-
dan X Mack Combination under his
management for the past few days.
Mis-. Mamie Dean, Of Shadysid", and
Miss BERTHE Lewis. Of Pittsburgh, are in
Wheeling, visiting their friemds.-F'ttH-
Lough telegraph.
Saws the Pa'kcrsbUrg Enquirer:
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, OF Wheeling
OCCUPIED the pulpit in the Episcopal
church Sunday. MIR. Armstrong i, per-
haps, the most popular preacher IN
West Virginia, lie Wa, listened TO with
great attention.
Mr.. J. a. Halstead, of the hto'iiqrn-
GER, and wife, returned home yesterday
\ number OF the friends of the gentle
man procured the services OF Joe kra-
mer and his band and gave him Il srrr-
made Attcr the band had played several
tunes, Mr.. Halstead appeared and invited
the party in. Services were held for
about half AN hour after which the mid.
night disturbcr, Of matrimonial bliss de.
parted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

Another heavy reduction in Dress
goods and Carpets and Grenadines rs
low As 5 cents per yard. Forced to sell
them at some price. j. w FEEEEL.
Corner Main and Goth street.