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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17
&c. HERvRY, Auctiontcl
TRUSTEES SALE.

l.
BY virtue Of five several deeds Of trust made by
Glbson l.. Cmnmer, Trustee for Mary Hunter,
Walker Hunter, and Merry Hunter, wife Of Walker
Hunter, TO the undersigned Trustee, said deeds Of
trust being respectively dated 3Oh December, 1870,
5Qth December. 1871, seth December, 1872, Slh
March, 1873, and 9th OF February, 1914 and Of re-
cord In the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, l will on
SATURDAY, 10Th Of May, 1877,
BeSnuing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the front door Of
me Court House Of Ohio county, proceed TO sell to
inc highest AMI beat bidder the following described
real estate situate on Zane's Island, Ohio county,
West Virginia, tO-Wit: Commencing at north east
corner Of lot numbered eleven III laid out BY
Daniel Zant; thence south eIghty-slx 1857 feet on
Huron EtIeet; thence west one hundred and twen-
ty-hye ll2D feet to Hunters alley; thence north
ninety 90 ieet; thence cast one hundred and tEen-
ty-tve (l2S feet 10 place Of beginning. Except
mat piece Of real estate on Wheeling Island front.
Ing on North Huron street and bounded Us follows:
beginning at point on the west side OF Sovth Hu.
ron street, which point 10 the north east corner OF
Inc property conveyed by Walker Hunter and vile
70 Elizabeth Dew by deed datea 10th September,
lS0i and now Of record in the Clerks office Of the
County Court Of Ohio county In decd book &c. iolIos
W and 81 land now owned by G. L. Cranncr);
thence running with the north line Of said proper
" conveyed to Elizabeth Dew as Aforesaid 10 an
alley commonly called Hunter's alley; thence run.
Mug IN northcrly direction with the east side Of
me alley thirty.tWo (S2) feet; thence running in
line parallel with said north line Of 81 property
conveyed TO Elizabeth Dew 10 the west side Of South
huron street, and thence running with the said
ginning.
Ceiling as Trustee, will only convey such title
as Is vested In me as such Trustee.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. Il. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. c. HKRvRY, AuctionCer. aplO
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J. c. HERvEY, AuriIoncer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

lSDAmIco1OCEh0 GALE.
In tho Nun cIpal Court of Wheeling.
william % j. Hull In cnpueery.
gives notice that by virtue Of the authority vested
In him by decree made by mid Court in said
cause on the 4th day OF April, 1877, he will on
TUESDAY, the 22d day Of May, 1871,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell al
public auction at the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In the city
Of Wheeling, the following described real estate
situate In said city, county and state, that Is TO
NY Part Of lot No 10 in square No, "a Of the Bell
ate addition tOS said city beginning for said part Of
said lot at the southwest corner Of said lot on ia.
cob Atreet formerly Sixth street, at the point Of
intersection Of IN alley with said street, thence
running northWlrdly With the eastern boundary
line o. iaId stree thirty feet thence eaFwardly
at right angles with said street sixty feet the width
Of said lott thence sOuthwardly and parallel with
Jacob street thirty feet TO the north boundary line
Of said alley; thence with the north line Of the
alley 10 the place Of beginning. Said part Of Bald
lot fronting thirty feet on jacob street. and running
hack Of that width sixty feet, and having brick
house thereon.
Said decree provides that the sale shall include
the dover right Of Sarah Jane KelfOr, who was
widow Of VIM. Hull, decd, In said part lot.
TRRSs OF SALE-Onc-third Of the purchase
money, or 30 much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, In cash, the remainder In two equal
installments payable six and twelve months re-
spcctlyely after the date Of Ec with interest from
that date, the purchaser giving his bond with ap-
proved personal security for each Of said install
nens and interest as Aforesaid and the title 10 the
property 10 be retained until the whole Of the pur-
chase money Is paid.
GEORGE Il. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
J. c. HRRyRY, Auctioprcr, npg0
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DIED.

lTAHNA.--On Wednesday morning, May iG,
1871, GEORGE HANNA, in the 9th year Of his age.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his late
residsncc, No. 1924 EOtr street. Friends Of the
family ore invited. Intermcnt a. Caldwcls Hun
Cemetery.
DuNLEvY.-At the residence Of Mrs. NJ. J.
nunlevy, No. Gjj Main street, ut 1919 o'clock
Wednesday morning, May lG, 1871, Mrs. Eliza
u. DuSLEvY, In the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral services at S,G o'clock this morning.
Remains taken to b, 4 0, Dcpot,
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TOR JUDGE OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT
" OF WHEELING.

EDrToRs OF InE ISTELEIGESCRR:-The many
friends Of the Hon. Gibson L. CrannCr desire u
Of the Municipal Court. You arc doubtless
aware that on ThundRy, May 2ith, 1877, our titi-
zcns will decide at the polls upon the qualifications
Of the candidates for JldEe OF this very important
and responsible Court. We desire to recommend
10 you, and through you TO the citizens generally,
the name Of Gibson l.. Crauncr, ms that Of gem
tlCmnn highly capable Of filling this position to the
satisfaction Of all. A practice Of his profession
extending through many years, and nearly four
years experience upon the Bench, as well as nu-
merous other CstimablG qualities, will form n suti-
Client justification and apology for the hearty aud
energetic support which Will be given him at the
pollsby
MANY FRIENDS AND wKLL.WiSuERs
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FOR SALE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
CENTRAL HOTEL.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
, h,,,l na Ss:,,"'' st.. st., In cA,pspn

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
Elijah NarlIng, ST., !
John RoS re c..l. In eh'n'''''
The undersigned Special Commissioners hereby
give notice that, by virtue Of the authority vested
In them by decree made by said Court In said
cause on The 23d day Of March, A. D. 1871, they
SATURDAY, June 18th, A. DIST,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 tell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder, at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, In the
city Of Wheeling, In tho State Ct West Virginia,
tho following described real estate In said city,
county and STATE situate At the north cast corner
Of Fourteenth and Water streets, and bounded Us
follows; Beginning at aid corner and running
thence north with Water street one hundred feet
thence running est BY q line parallel with Four
tenth street eighty ieet TO an open space; thence
with tho west line Of aid open pice south twenty
two feet thence east BY fine parallel with Four
tenth street 10 an alley; thence south with the
west line Of aid alley seyenty.cBht feet 70 Four.
tenth AtTcet; thence west with the north line Of
said Fourteenth street 10 the place Of beginning,
together with the right to use said alley the cast
side Of Baid property in common with other RSSis.
hees Of James and James Il. Baker.
On above described land Is that elegant and well
located Hotel now occupied BY said John RObrecht,
and called the Central Hotel.
a, 4AhAs W oALA-One,t nlTuI OF u muCu more Of
the purchase money ~ the purchaser may elect TO
pay, calh on the day Of sae and for the residue Of
the purchase money the purchaser to give his bonds
With approved personal security, dated on the day
Of sale and bearing interest IRON that day, each
for ouc-thlrd Of SAID residue and payable tWelvt,
eighteen and twenty-iour months respectively
after their date and the title 10 be retained until
payment Of tho purchase money In full.
WILLIAM ?. HUBBARD,
ALFRED CALDWELL
Special Commissioners.
J. c. HKRvRY, Auctioneer, myI2
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wuREtiSa, Nay 10, 1871.

NstrPG eel, lamb, Carl, cilassa and Olhas,
members u he Bar IF 0hto County;
GESB;-AppreciatIng highly the expression Of
your kind and generous senimentSas contained In
tas iso.Sins card readily aequiosee IN your re-
once q Judge Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
promising II ieeleeted 70 that position 10 ondeayor
% feeure BY faithful aud impartial dlschaIHo o.
~ duti9 continuance q your approval and re.
gard. Very Especially your, :
myii a, /, cRANAIER
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collection Of tax, assessed last year, will
add about 800 10 our corporation fund.
With this amount In the treasury II
will DO unnecessary 10 make any levy Tor
that fund this year. All bonds being
redeemed no levy Is necessary for debt or
interest.
The rad levy w!ll he 10 cents on each $40.
School levy will 10 u cents on each tlDO,
State levy will he % cents on each 500.
County levy will DO 80 cents on each 500
Township levy will ba cents on each slOG's5
Ohio Valley Pike % cents on each 500
Total Ior all purposes Si.lS
This il the last levy for the Ohio Val.
ley Pike, which will enable us to reduce
our taxes 10 81 % on each hundred dol.
lars for the next year. This sum will
give us n liberal amount for improve.
rnent Of streets, &c.
Being now out Of debt . review Of
what has been done In the past ten years
may be interesting.
For building school houses, loot bridge,
&c, bonds were Issued TO the amount
.,..'.'.''.., 70 iOJ Ou
Interest piIl....,.,.......:...":"....;. $3.50 W
In addition to this We paid, during tho
kamG time, for building the Bridge.
port Free Turnpike. 1900 %
For the Ohio Valley Plke.n............,. 1890 N
Maintenance OlschOOli about 81 900 pr
" $1,000 W
Municipal expenses nbout $500 per an
nnnl".'.'','..'" ,.....,....",", 1000 "
Streets and Alleys about $500 per an
5000 o.
Total amt expended In 10 years.. slll,99 90
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NesT'. ArmHroIg, Con a Co. and 0therJ;
GHSTs:-T am exceedingly gatIGcd to receive
from you such kind and generous expressions Of
confidence and encouragement Rs arc contained In
your carl, and ollcr myself In Obedience 10 your
request rs candidate for reelection 70 the Office
Of Judge Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Respectfully yours,
WmRRLISG, May II, 1877, myI9
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cENERAL.NoTIcEs.
lrSIS1f >>>-~~>

pRoPosALs,
cLEHK's 0ET1cR Board COMMISSIONER
WhEEtiNO, Nay II, is7L, !
Sealed Proposals. will 30 received at this of,1.
for furnishing Medicines upon the prescFiptIon ~
the County Physician Tor the poor and pilGney,
IN the county jail. ''"ua
Also, applications will 10 received for tina Al,
polntmento Of County Physician for the city M
Also, applications ior County Physician tn ~,
tend the County 1nhrm1ry. Each Of Tie above n
commence June ISL 1871, for ono year. Eaid H5,
and applications 10 close at 70 O'Clock noon Of iSs
BY order Of the Board.
myii cIIAs. Il. DEITERs, Clerk.
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rTo THE HON. q. l.. CRANxER.

Inc undersigned merchants and business men Of
the city Of Wheeling, recognizing the ability and
capacity with which you have filled the office Of
Judge Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling for the
last four yCab, respectfully request you TO be a
candidate for reelection, and promise you In that
event an earnest and cordial endorsement.
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MAREl5AsE; !: /. :.:. : a; n:
GyBB &C.,: 81; ;3: /; 4;
brtFuly hlppy In IuArryl relation aalc AMI isnair
Young and mdic E2cd lh1a!l rad aud preserve m N
Maans Information, Which 20 one Afford 10 b MIN.
ENeto fadttl CCkS tho itrShnesa Of yuuth The lS md
Shly true Marriage Guide IN the world. lree 6leshfS
" Mali Iha author may be consulted pPnphaliV oS n,
man o. any oiihr mentioned 10 his uOE 1iire,
DE- O. Ol4tH, IL WGAainsiOn -, Chicago, IN
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mo 1HE hon. GIBSON l. cRANMER.

The undersigned members Of the Ohio County
bar and Attorneys practicing In the Municipal
Court oil Wheeling being satisfied that no one colild
more faithfully and satisfactorily GII the position
Of Judge Of that Court than you have done during
tho present term, and recognizing tho lmpartlalIty
courtesy, industry and learning with which YOU
have performed the duties Of such position IN thC
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PH1L11p BRA1LLY,
UNDERTARER.

NO nioMAM 81, HoRSRRoox's BLOCK,
No. M15ss 4 speciality Of his PATENT METALLIC
~. .sss lof Calketl. Tho advantage derived
NJ ny patent shit they allow an eTpanon q
~, tooa Ia re Cllket but preyentit Rom falling
q mat IN eale Of removal the CaSkot viii
oe l9nnd entire, instead Of IN Pieces a Il poon
sould q Without tho uSeof tho IlCorntfs p Ordef1
'of iulesais promptly htttnded 10, ntr2l
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BRIDGEPORT FINANCES.
Present and Prospective Taxa.
tiOn-The Amount of Money
Paid Out During the Last Ten

Paid Out During the Last Ten
Years.
BRlDGEpORT, May 10, 1877.
Editors IutellIgCncer;
From the annual report OF the Finance
Committee Of Bridgeport we gather the
following;
THE receipts Of the corporation fund for
the year ending April 10 IS. OF
Paid for contingent 0xpenSes..S 1877 Is
Engineer, Clerk, Mayor and
Court feca.,,,,.,, ..,,..a",",,,.., 269 81
.,.......,..,"..."...,.,......,,.. ~ rs
Bonds and intercst,".,.."...., t9S6 90 1871 %
p.lsu,. on al "A
ROAD FUND.
Reselyed from all sources. ,.,,....,si,lo2 ~
Paid for luimber.,,,,...,Sllt %
Toola..,,.,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,N.. $50
Work on streets ..,.....- 125 S. 4sl 4S- go 81
Total balance on hand. u
Our funded debt Is all paid. The last
bond was lifted April 1st, The June
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Tp-Pullmun Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
from steubenvllle and Columbus through tCita0ui
change TO Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and
st. Louis, and from Columbus to Chicago
The pleasure seeker or those seeking Homes IN
he Wat, should call on or address the undersigned
Tor through time tables, maps, land circulars and
further information, W. L, O'DETEN,
Gen' passenger and Ticket Agent No. 80 HiUh
htTeet, Columbus, Ohio. myI7
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sUGARCURED HANS.

The Ohio Farmer says: TO one hun.
drej pounds Of ham u-e nine pounds Of
rock salt. two ounces Of saltpetre. two
pounds Of white sugar. one quart Of best
syrup. four ounces Of saieFatus and one
ounce Of sllspiee.
The materials are boiled and skimmed 10
ten or twelve gallons Of water. and the
hams packed in q clean barrel and tue brine
put on cold. adding vsierif necessary to
eoverthe neat. Let them lie three weeks.
then take them ont and air twenty. four
hours. PIT them 10 Dgair three weeks. then
take them out. dry sud smoke. .
We have tried u. and We have reSer had
sny recipe 10 equal II. II sweetebs and
tenders the meat and make IL fully egnsl
10 young chicken. We put up our bains
early LIST fall. and they are just ~ sweet
aud delicious nov ~ they were when first
taken out ftbe brine. A few days smok.
i sufficient too much smoking toughcns
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FENCING FIGURES.

E ii In #1 y u
Actorling 10 United States ssati,tics.
w,rm or Vreiiia fence cpstsnirat, live
cents. pns.,and.laiI one dollar si.d thirty.
live cents. board fenee one du,lar and
twenty-six cents, and $40 ew u two dol
lars and thirty hour cents per rod IN Mas
s.chusetis. ihis estimate IL ms.d upnu
boards at sixteen dollars pr thousand and
rails at tifty-six iuaars 4 from the same
source it would seem that Of our fences
sixty. seven per reEt. are Of the kind known
Us worm ur snake fehee. seventeen per cent.
Of post rall. twelve per cent. Of hoard
aud only iour per cent. OF permanent stone
wall. The returncs emtrnce l56,S77.S2l
rods Of fence. inclosne i6.374, GAL acres,
ut cnst of Sl79.sS4, 494 orlat the rate Of
nine hundred and fifty. Eve Rolls 10 each one
hundred arras The annual expense 81 re.
p hrs aud int rest upon tbe investment is
5$l9s. SOC. la2. The intel est. hearing VA
lional 6eb., the cn,t nfour fences aud the
alue Of the live stock of the nation, all Sig
nre up to ah,nt the same ampuni. Each
dollars worth Ut live stock requires one
dollars worth II fence TO keep il in orde.
That twenty iye per cent Of this fencing is
needless ID may he best di.peD.ed With.
IL undoubted. How much Of the remain.
der wonld he rendered nerdlesN BY pro-,
perly connected system If pasturing Al d
selling. it is haraip say.--Eschinge. M
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MAKE FARMING \ BUSINESS.

The rea son why - many men fail I" make
farmIng q suecess, Is simply because ih' j
fail To make it u business. They Mt once
conclude that farming ,lose, ,. pay, anu
then % IL work IN sucl, a manner ~ tn Ut
tery exclude the p rsSibili,y Of its ever pay
ing A. rnie. the successful merchant
fnllows no other pursuit hut that OF trade.
The lawyerm physician WIN altans !" en'>
inruce u his profession. deroles his time,
energies and talent 10 that profession. The
artisan who becomes skilled in his ealing
makes diiligent use Of hi, time. and works
Tor the accomplishment u single pnr-
pu.e. the mastery ,,f his luved art. Not
only does this lLeory hold true To all 9th.
or branches Of business. but il h,ds true
Of farming. The successful farmer dues
n,thing Tor a livelihood but farm it. Il be
has money he invests in way that viii im>
prove his farm. lie informs himself as Ia
his business. aud goes TO work in All inteiii.
gent asan..er Upon such farms no weeds
stand as high as mans head; nor are
fences neglected, buildings dilapidalei.
farming Implements left exposed III the
weather aud stock uRsheltered aud uncared
for. but every thing denotes thrift and ELL
terpri,e. It is really painful to 20 about
the country aud observe the number OF
neglected farms. Pigs, geese. ducks aud
cattle are allowed almost unlimited range
Weeds render the deor-yarl the orchard !.
tie meadows eyeis. unsightls The good
wife. in addition TO her household Cares.
NUT milk the cows. feed the pig aud do
the '.chores" generally. But where Is the
owner? Where and how does be spend his
tiines lie j. across the way hanging on his
neighbours fence talking politics. ar he j.
in the nearest store or blacksmith shop talk
ing gossip. Perhaps lac is INSPIRED with II
desire 81 make some money. and is out
'.hncksteling.' or. what il less landahlp.
selling ''pltent right" that may be use
full or not just a. it hapl ems. ID It while
he is earning few dollars away from hume.
many dollars are being lost at home. be-
cause il Is time to do spring planting. sum-
mer harvesting or fall sowing. Thus the
years are passed. and sympathizing mes re-
mark: II lie is clever man. but somehow
d,m't get along il the world" Ond ali be.
cause he owns farm. has business. and
yet fails to attend to it.--0hio Farmer
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GRASS. CLOVER. TURF.

The Great and Good once told the young
man, feed my sheep, aud repeated 1t the
third time.
The Greek Orator the third time,
said to the young student. who wishes to
develop elOquence, faction, Setiob. ac-
tiOn." s.s r -..
Three times. Daniel Webster said, read
the Dictionary" to the young as2iraut for
legal fame.
So. the Maryland Farmer urges, and
has urged, that the farmer who woul d make
his land fertile. aud keep it so. that he
should make turf grow clycer and gruss /;
and when be has got . turf be eau make
grain. or any other crop; = good sol Of
clover or gas. or both, plowed under.
Inakesa soil that will grow all others.
Undoubtedly. il Is better to row timothy
or other CRUISES. with fire. narrow lea. e..
10 the fM-SsptemberO r October --as they
need time to get sufficient growth to stand
the winter aud bot sun and an application
Of Eve to eight bushels Of l,ttster to tue A.
ere. aud 100 to 500 pounds Of bone TO the
acre, u he harruwed 10 At The time Of seed
ing. will give benefits much more than the
Gust aud later 10 the fall 1--WE to ten bush-
els .: common salt will also pay.
But We believe that il j. better 10 sow
etocer early in the spri,y. followed up with
plaster aud bone, or otker phosphate fer.
tilizers. H.s4s .Hs.:...
And 10 both cases. fall or spring sowing.
there Is great benefit IN sowing ri,tster i'm.
the ii1tely after the grain i harvested, and
after the 6rst moving. --JIafyitSd Fur.
mer.
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DIR. Tut has been enc
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
for long time was demon
stnltor Of anatomy in the
Medieal College of Geor.
gia, helscc persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
lie has succeeded IN
combining In them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of q strengthens
iag. faggaiivs, dHda par-
tying tonic.
Their first apparent eff
feet Is TO increase the APP
petite by causing the food
iaproperly a ssimilate.
Thus the system is nour-
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive orr
gaps, regular and healthy
Ordinations IRE prosiuced.
The fapidity with which
teyS0Ns rake on ffsh,
while under the influence
OF these pills, Of itself in
dicates their adaptahiliiy
to Rourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the muscles, sing
gishness 4 the liver,
chronic constipation, ard
myth to the system. Sold
Hi ray Street, New York.
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Good shelter il II necessary as good feed

Good shelter II ~ necessary as good feeds
ing aud hreediu,.tt and now is the time 0
iepair sheds and stables for winter use. {
any repair is needed There is money ii
iine stock. and in that cultivated common
sense, which steadily improves all taat h 5
either animal or vegetable life on the fam,
Unwise. careless husbandry injuries At onrr
the soil and all that it supports from man
downward One should get his. tirs,-els.s
animals. if he has not snch already, anu
then do his hest to Improve their descend
ants by his skill ~ breeding AMI keeping.
True prngress in agriculture lies in Il g
principle Of eynlnfien--eyolying something
higher and better BY the natural power of
organic growth Not only in lividual,
grow. but all varieties. species, genera and
orders of being. Short. horns are evidence
Of living growth--an evidence Of vital rrin.
eiple Of universal application 10 farming.
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