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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-21

CRY CouNcIL.-SEcoND BRANCH
Council met in special session last night,
10 take appropriate action in regard to
the death Of Mr.. George Forbes, member
Of the Second Branch from the Sixth
Ward. The following gentlemen an
swered 10 their names at roll call in this
Branch; Adams, Beltz, Campbell, Cow.
den, Crowther, Goodiellow, Horkheimerl
Myles, Reeves, Riddle, Ritter, Simpson,
Stoker, VockIer, Wait, Yahn, Mr.. Presi.
dent-l7.
On motion Of Mr.. Reeves committee
Of one from each ward was appointed to
draft the usual resolutions OF respect
The President appointed the following
gentlemen on the committee: First
Ward, James Campbell; Second Ward
$. Horkheimer; Third Ward, Robert
Simpson; Fourth Ward, ". p. Adams
Fifth Ward, j. L. Reeves; Sixth Ward
Fred. GOolfellOw; Seventh Ward, W. j.
W. Cowden; Eighth Ward, G. A. SIOker
The committee retired, and in Il few
moments returned and submitted reso'
luton requesting the First Branch to
meet with the Second Branch in joint
session, for the purpose Of considering
resolutions Of respect to deceased, which
was unanimously adopted.
The two Branches met in joint session
in the chamber Of the Second Branch.
The Committee on Resolutions, through
DR.. Reeves, reported the following:
WHEREAS, The members Of the First
and Second Branches Of Council Of the city
Of Wheeling, have heard Of the decease
OF their late associate, George Forbes,
Esq, Of the Sixth Ward, and desire to
express their sincere regret at the loss
which the Council and the community
have sustained by his death; therefore,
Resoired, That the Second Branch OF
Council has lost in him an active, indie.
pendent and wise guardian Of the citys
interests.
Resolrrd, That we deeply sympathize
with his bereaved family in their allie.
ton, and extend to them our heartfelt
coincidence.
Resolved, That The First and Second
Branches d Council attend the funeral
in a body.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu.
tons be transmitted to the family Of the
deceased.
The above resolutions were mani.
mously adopted,
The announcement having been made
that the family Of deceased desired mem.
bers Of Council to act as pail bearers, on
motion the following were appointed
Messrs. Wilson, Egerter, Simpson, Nc
Adams, VoCkIeri Goodiellow, Blair,
Wait.
On motion Of Mr.. Cowden, the city
officers and members Of Council we're re.
quested to meet at the city building this
morning at Q! o'clock.
Adjourned.
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INNINGS.

HOTEL ARRrvA1s.-Among the late
arrivals at the hotels are the following
81. Jnmc'-William D. Cabell, Nor.
wood, Nelson county, Va; Thomas c.
Prince, Baltimore; T. b. Craig, Clays.
vile, Pa; 6. Il. Mitchell, Columbus; J.
a. Grove, Barnesville.
StGmm-J. NJ. Dare, Sistersville; J. NJ.
Polsley, Gallipolis; John D. McKcnnan,
Washington, Pa; j. c. Gatchell, Jerusa.
lem, O.; Bertha Kline, Powhatan, O.; W.
II. Hutchison, BeAllsville, O.; D. Levi,
Marshall county ]. D. Campsy, CIays.
vile, Pa.
McLme-The Emma Abbott concert
troupe, OF New York; Robert Alexander,
ST. CIairsville, o.; J. a. Everhart, Spring.
field John D. MCKennAn, Washington,
Pa; ". Z. Sharpe, Grafton; S. Ritter,
P"rkersburg; J. c. Thompson, Ravens.
wood; X. II. Marsh, Piedmont; L. n.
Franks, Marietta, o.
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The ABBoTT CoNCERT.-The most in.
teresting and attractive entertainment oil
solo performances given in Wheeling
during the season was Miss Emma Abb
bolts concert, at the Opera House last
night. This thoroughly American young
lady reused an enthusiasm such IA has
scarcely been witnessed in this city, al.
though the audience was Of rather small
dimensions. In her concert last night
Miss Abbott captured her audience, and
its unconditional surrender was in no
wise discreditable, being due to an ire.
sistible force. Her first song was a com.
position by Gomez, entitled n bdNdid,
which means ballad, but lisa very differ.
ent composition from our ideal ballads.
1t ia composition in the old Haydn or
Mozart style, with Italian ornamentAtion
at the end OF each phrase, and from the
frat II grows in elaboration and In inter.
est, In response TO the encore, which
leaped into life and apparently into i'm.
mortality at the dying away Of her last
bell,like tone, she gave "Mollie Bawn,"
discovering beauties in that familiar song
never before dreamed Of by her audience.
For an encore song il excels the
"Swanee River" Her response to the
encore Of her other solo, n ballad Of eX.
quisite pRthos, by Sullivan, entitled,
Cooking Back" was the familiar "Auld
Lang Syne," which she sang 80 charming.
y that attention was enchanted TO the
last note. Finally, when she sang with
Ferranti the famous Rataplan duet from
The Daughter Cfhe Regiment, the hall wit.
messed the rare spectacle Of two Unsuitable
recalls to the ioot.ights at the close Of
an'entertainment.
Bringnoli gave, in his unparalleled
tenor, song, "Calli Nativi," by Arditi,
which was encored; also ballad, "Loye
Once Again" perhaps for widowers), by
Sullivan. Nature undertook to make his
a perfect tenor voice, and she filled her
contract. Ferranti sang his comic songs
with his thumbs located with convention.
al humor in his two vest pockets. There
is something maniiestly out Of place in
the singing Of Bulo songs in Bullo style
by man in the full.dress costume OF II
gentleman, but Ferranti has an admira.
bic baritone voice and was recalled on
both his songs. The ChiCkering piano
was used, and Mr.. Case, the solo pianist,
struck the keys in the correct order and
time.
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TIE Two ORPHANs.-The "lIarrison
Two Orphans Combination attracted a
very large audience to the Opera House
Saturday evening, and when the time for
the curtain TO arise had come the beauti.
full temple Of amusement was filled al.
most to overlooking.
Miss Laura Alberta, as Louise the
blind girl, gave portrayal very careful
and realistic in the extreme. The rOndi-
ton was n true conception Of tenderness,
helplessness and misery, and was at times
80 very true to the text as to become al.
most painful TO the audience, il not to the
lady.
The "Henrietta" OF Miss Alice Harris.
on Is u very pleasing and truthful char,
acterization, natural and denoting culture
and study.
Mrs. Jennie Wells as "La Frochard,
ia perhaps not as repulsive nor M Zero.
cious as the part requires, still the con-
ception is not a weak one, although there
is room for improvement.
Mr.. &. W. Harrison, as "Pierre," the
cripple, renders the part acceptably
throughout. There is nothing ovCrdone
and the transition from the weak, de-
formed boy, to the man strong in his love
Tor the blind girl, willing to risk life and
asserting noble courage, is gradual
without straining and easy.
Mr., Harry Ellis has SPLENDID con.
ception of the character Of jacques
Frochard" and makes all OF the character
there is to it.-C1creidnd Herald.
This company appears at the Opera
House on Monday and Tuesday evenings
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THE Board of Commissioners, at its
next meeting, will have two Justices Of
the Peace 10 elect, 10 fill the vacancies
occasioned by the deaths OF Justices Kan.
mer and Forbes. 1t is understood that
Thos, Mccormick, S. c, A. Hamilton and
ex.Justice John Webb arc candidates
for the office left vacant by the death Of
Justice Hammer, OF Centre district.
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FALSE lMrREsHoN.-Gt is generally
supposed by u certain class Of citizens
who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invaribly be cured
but we are pleased to say that GREEY's
AUGUST FLOWER has never, TO our knowl.
edge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such AZ Sonr
StomachS, Costiveness, Sick Headache,
palpltSlion Of the Heart, low spirits, &c,
&c. Out OF 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not n single failure was reported,
but thousands of complimentary letters
received from Druggists Of wonderful
cures, Three doses will relieve any Gaze,
Tryit: Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular
SIZE 10 cents, For sale by Logan, List &
Co., and Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.
eod&E,
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Why is it that |. Blum u Bro. eau sell
cheaper than any other house? To this
We will say that Mr.. l. Blum, OF the firm,
is residing in the East, where he is at.
tending every large sale and owing to the
greatly depressed market is buying goods
Tor less than the actual cost Of manutac.
turc and the firm here offer them for sale
at u small advance, SO We advise our
readers to give |. Blum Il Bro. u call.
They will surely save money.
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CLOSING SALEs.-Do not forget the
great auction sale Of fine Engrayings,
Chromos, etc. at 1909 Market street,
McLains' Block, this afternoon and eve.
ming. The finest selection ever brought
to this city. A rare opportunity to adorn
your homes. Two.thirds Of the stock is
already sold at unheard Of prices, and
the remainder will positively be sold to.
day and evening.
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Our GERMAN SoCIETIEs.-The Bellaire
Turner'S are to give an entertainment in
that town on Monday evening. We un.
derstand that the Wheeling society has
accepted an invitation to participate.
The Beethoven Singing Society will
have concert and bali at their hall, cor.
ner Nth and Nam streets, next Thurs.
day night.
The Germania Singing Society is to
have social dance at their hall, corner
Market and 18th streets, May 80, and a
social picnic on the Fair Grounds on
Whit-Monday MAY 23).
The MTnnerchor Singing Society will
have general meeting for the election
OF officers on Monday evening next.
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Mr. Harry A.
Ellis, who played here several times with
the Pittsburgh Opera House Company, is
the "FOuchard" OF the Harrison 1.-TWO
Orphans" troupe.
Carncros 4 Dixies Ministries per.
formed in Cumberland last night.
Maj. W. G. Waller, editor OF the de.
funct Sun, will leave for Savannah, Ga,
In few days, on prospecting tour.
Capt. Phil. Anschutz was in the city
yesterday.
Capt. The. Davis, Of the Star Of the
West, returned from Cincinnati yester.
day.
i. G. Cracrait, Esq, Is to lecture on
Saturday and Sunday evenings, April Is
and %, in the Cameron NJ. +. Church, on
Temperance.
Miss Emma Abbott is charged with in.
gratitude sharper that serpent'S tooth
and more strong than TRAITORS arms 1t
ia said that at Springfield, Illinois, lately,
she ignored her old friend, Mrs. Capps,
who assisted her in her struggling obScu'
rity. Perhaps Miss Abbott, since her
name has been displayed SO much, de.
Spises small caps.
Messrs. George Mclaughlin, George
Gibson and George Murray left for
Texas Il day or two since.
Mr.. A. II. Beach, agent Of the lima
Lille Insurance Company OF Hartford
yesterday paid over to Mrs. Geo. W,
Franzheim ST, 900, for which amount her
husbands life was insured in that com.
pany.
Rev. A. G. George, D. D., will preach
on the subject Of temperance in the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church on Sunday
evening next.
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RUSH Run TEMPERANCE MEETING
Messrs. J. W. Alexander and ]. 7. Reed
met with excellent success at the Rush
Run temperance meeting on Thursday
night, Speeches were made by these
gentlemen and Messrs. J. Kamminsky,
J. X. Everson and Rev. Huston. Sev.
eral signers were secured.
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LADIES DoLMANs.-The latest out for
ladies' wraps are the Dolmans, Of which
!. Blum and Bro. have large display in
black and cream color; and as they man.
uiacture all themselves, it is useless Tor
US to say that you can buy Dolman at
|. BLUM 4 Bros for great deal less
than the material would cost. They
offer some as low as So. Ladies, 90 and
see their display. Over twenty styles to
choose from,
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HELP for the weak, nervous, and debil.
itated. Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Bell.
and other appliances, all about them, and
how to distinguish the genuine from the
spurious. Book, with full particulars,
mailed free. Address PULNERMAcHER
GALvANIc Co., 800 Vine Street, Cincin.
natl, o. SSw.eow
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TIE funeral services OF the late James
Bags were held at the Chapline Street
NJ. e. Church yesterday afternoon. There
was quite large crowd in attendance,
including nearly all the Methodist min.
listers Of the city. The remains were
escorted to the grave by long funeral
procession.
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SATURDAY MORNING APRIL

Great ReduCtlOns-We Lead on
High Prices Rule No More In
Wheeling.
Competition Leiied by Kline * Adler,
at their new store, 81 Twelfth street. A
few more left Of those fine Business Suits
at S.. Atwood Scotch Cashmere Suits
reduced to So 80. Children's Suits at
50. Good Calico Shirts SOC. All.wool
Cashmere Pants 81 IS. And everything
down 10 prices that suit the times.
BE careful and read the name and
number. KLINE 4 ADLER,
"a Twelfth street.
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CLOSING SALEs.-Do not forget the
great auction sale Of fine Engravings,
Chromos, etc, at 1909 Market street,
McLains' Block, this afternoon and eve.
ming. The finest selection ever brought
tothis city. Arare opportunity to adorn
your homes. Two-thirds Of the stock is
already. sold at unheard Of prices, and
the remainder will positively be sold to-.
day and evening.
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The Pittsburgh window glass manu-.
facturers exhibit no disposition to yield
TO the demands Of the strikers, and init
mate that II the workmen choose to stay
out the works will remain closed until
after the hot season is over.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment which appears in our columns this
morning, Of public sale Of valuable
building lots in Wheeling and Martins
Ferry, by VIM. D. Cabell and A. Moore,
jr. The sale will take place at Walnut
Grove, Martins Ferry, next Saturday.
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A MONDAY temperance prayer meet.
ing will be held at the English Lutheran
Church to-day, This will probably be the
final noon.day meeting at this church, as
the attendance does not justify their con-
tinuance.
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The CouRTs.-CmcuIT CouRT-Judgs
MelriH.-This court was in session yes.
terday as usual. Business was transact.
ed as follows:
In the case'of Maggie Tracey Va. Perry
Tracey, jun, decree OF divorce was
granted complainant.
Ruth Hooker, guardian in Ohio Of A.
W. Knox, presented her petition for the
removal TO Ohio Of the funds belonging
to her ward in West Virginia, notice Of
which was directed to be published.
The case Of the State vS. Owen Friery,
indicted for shop.breakiDg and larceny,
was placed upon trial before the follow.
ing jury: George PAdgett, Thomas
VBrien, J. NJ. Carmichael, John W.
Boring, VIM. b. Carter, j. T. Stone, ].
W. Brown, Al. Adams, Andrew GILES.
py, John Turpin, Cracrait and Jordan
for the prosecution; Good and Woods
for defense.
The case was given 10 the jury about Z
o'clock In the evening, and at l. o'clock,
they failing TO agree, were discharged.
Adjourned 10 the usual hour this
morning.
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NEW Goods for spring wear received
daily at Tho.s Hughes 4 Co.'S Merchant
Tailoring Establishment. All Wool
Cnsslmeres will be made to order in suits
for $50, same as usually sold at Soj.
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DEATH At FAIRMoNT-NIrs. Paulina
Barnes, wife of the Hon. Jno. S. Barnes,
Of Fairmont, was buried at that place on
Thursday evening last. Mrs. Barnes
descended from one Of the best families
in Marion county, and her life was an
example Of all that is noble and good be.
longing to humanity. Her funeral was
the occasion Of a gathering OF the largest
congregation of neighbors and friends
ever known in that community, and her
sweet memory willnever be forgotten in
the hearts Of all who knew her, Even
from this city heart stricken friends hur-
ried TO Fairmont to show their respect
ofthe deceased:
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TREY came, they saw, they Dragged,
and they we're badly conquered, and the
"Luds," Of Cincinnati, will lay low after
this when the Standard is mentioned.
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GheQ1telLigettcer.
SATURDAY. APRIL 81, 1877.


Fourth Street NJ. f. Church.
Temperance Meeting at Opera House.
10. o. F-Funeral Notice.
Dry Goods Still Lower. Blum &
Bro.-head OF local.
Public Sale Of Building Lots-head Of
local.
New Spring and Summer StOck-Geo.
r. Taylor & Co.
Carpets-Friend * Son.
Notice.
Notice 10 Whom 1t May Concern.
For Sale or Rent-Country Residence,
Clocks-Oxtoby & DuiIield.
Undertaking-Wm. link & Son.
Satin Gloss Flour-List, Davenport &
Parks.
Preservation OF Natural Flowers
Rutchins Music and Art Store.
Carpets-Mendel, Booth Go.
Flower Standardization Schnepi.
TableS-Morehead 4 Co.
List Of Letters.
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UoR RENT
nor PENTHOUSE
FOR SALE.
NOR SALE OR RENT

A Brick House containing nine rooms,
with stable, wash.hOuse, Cistern and well
on the premises, and with every convent.
euce Il country house could have. The
rooms on the first floor are finely finished
in polished natural wood.
Is situated on ,the National Road one
mile west OF Bridgeport and two miles from
the city. Win be rented until October LIST,
Apply ut First National Bank, Bridge
port, Ohio. apo
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SOMETHING quite new for Rugs and
Sp!aShers, the latest in Worsted and
Silk Fringes and Trimming Silks, Scale
Buttons, Black Spanish Net Scaris, Lace
blhbs ana FanE. i. SwAHACKER.
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GOODS
STILL LOWER!
NewBargainsD Daily!
To those who wish 10 save money In
their purchases OF Spring Goods,
We Offer Great inducements.


wEUFEER THIS WEEK;
200 Pieces New Prints at &c, the best In the
mSrket.
20 Pieces AO-inCh all wool Black, Seal Brown aud
and Myrtle Green CGshmeres at SIC per yard.
Ladies', these goods were Just purchased at u sale,
aud We sell them NC yard cheaper than they cost
~ Import.
IS Pieces Black and While skirtlng at IKE per
yard-think Of that.
where at 37lSc.
100 White Spreads al 75c, never before offered
for less than 81 %.
% Pieces Black BrillantInes at SIG, positively
worth 75c.
20 Pieces double width Spring MohaIts at 25c,
worth 40C
100 New aud handsome Dolmans from 81 OOup.
Numerous other Bargains In the whole stock.
We guarantee 10 sell 20 per cent cheaper than any
house IN the trade. Give " n call. CONVICTIONS
Is THE BEST EVIDENCE.
L BLUM &c BRO
IIOl Main Street.
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l2!c, l2!c, l2!c, l2!c.-That blncl; and
white Skirting at l2!c is dirt cheap. Only
% pieces at that price. Do not delay il
you wish any Of ii. |. Blum & BRO.
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FRANK Bros, the CIothicrs, are deter.
mined to sell more clothing than ever
this spring and to this end have marked
their prices at the bottom market figure,
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DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

The undersigned will offer for sale at public Auc-
tionr nj the Walnut Grove, In Martins Ferry, OH
SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1871,
The following desirable property: Seven Lots In
the Eighth Ward, South Wheeling. two Lots In
the Seventh Ward, Zane's Island. Also, the Wal
nut Grove property, east Of Filth street, Martins
Ferry, extending TO the e. 4 p. r. X. All the Lots
on Fifth street, Martins Ferry, fronting the Wal.
nut Grove. One Rcre Of land east Of Charles
siehrGhrs house. through which stream Of wat
ct flows, and which has number Of shade trees
upon 1t. A clear title with uSual covenants will be
given. Sale to commence nj 10 o'clock
IERAs-One-thlrd In hand; the balance In Ave
annual payments, evidenced by the bonds Of the
purchaser, bearing interest from date aud secured
by lien on the property sold.
WM. D. CARELL,
A. MOORE, JR.,
For Estate Col. ChaS. Ellet, Jr., 81. James Hotel
AMI
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BLACK SILKS, PLAIN CoLeRED SILKS
AND SUMMER ShKs.-We have purchased
very heavy Of the above and at very low
figures. Come and see them, Ii will
cost you nothing. You will certainly
say that ourSl 90 silks are gem.
BIUN A. Ruo
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THos. HuGHEs & Co. have Just re.
ceiyed a fresh lot OF Worsteds, which they
will make up into suits at the very low
price OF S95. Call and examine them.
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MEN's AND BOYS WEARING have
given special attention to our Cloth De-
partment, and offer unusual bargains in
Boys'and Mems Cassimeres, Cheviots, etc.
!. BLUM x BIO,
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ASK for those elegant English Diagon.
ais for spring overcoats At Thos. Hughes
Y Co.'S. Now is the time to examine
their stock while it ia fresh and unbroken.
Special inducements to cash customers.
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THE Ludlow base ball club, OF Cincin.
natl, B. F. Shot, manager, are quartered
at the Stamm.
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THE VERY LATEsT.-Ladies' Princess
Train Skirt, new shades in Kid Gloves,
extra fine Embroideries, new Veilings
and Torshou Laces. l.. SwAI ACKrR.
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II. FRANK & BIO. make u specially Of
making good nj! wool Pants to order for
S. 90. Call and examine and convince
yourself.
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At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
IS, the following property, viz: All that piece or
parcel OF ground sIuAte In Caldwell's addition 10
the city nj Wheeling. Ohio county, WA, known
Ms the north half Of Lot No, five (5 In square No.
fifteen 90, fronting on Jacob street formerly
james street,, together with all tho improvements
thereto bclonSing-lhe house being No. 1913 Jacob
street.
TERMS OF sALE-OnC-third caAh In hand and as
much more as the purchaser may elect 10 pay, and
the balance In two equRl payments at one and two
years, with security and bearing interest.
T. J. HUGUS, Trustee.
W, II. HALtRR, AuctlOneCr. aplO
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RENEMGER you can buy the fine Man.
haitian White Shirt, with linen front, Tor
81, at KLINE & ADLER's.
No. "a 10Th street
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EXCELLENCE, Cheapness and aatisfac.
ton guaranteed to all who purchase
clothing Of FRANK Bios,
as, 10Th 81.
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CALL and sec the all Wool Cassimeres
at Thos. Hughes * Co.'s, which they will
make to order in fashionable manner
for $50 per suit.