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SEALED PROPOSALS, a ~
FOR MATCHMAKING ROADS.
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lLkkk'bUflICHb HOARD on COnfhIHgfONllIlS
WHRELlNO, W. Va, March y, 1871,
Sealed Proposals will 10 received At thl, ONCE
for the following work, until Wednesday, March
18th, 1871, and 10 close al u o'clock noon Of said
RIVER RoAD-9oO cubic yards Of MacadamI,-
Ing; 200 cubic yards Bridge Masonry, second class
1000 cubic yards Of Emblnkmeht,
Isl DIY.-9REGGSvlLLE, CLINTON 4 TO-
TOMAC A0AD-2,000 cubic yards Excavation; 90
cubic yards Bridge Masonry second Glass; 800 Cublc
' 20 p Sac G. ar. RoAD.-soo cubic yard, Of
Matchmaking; COO cubic yards Excavation.
FAIRMONT ROAD-90O cubic yards MaCadA-
mlElnRi $50 cubic yaTdA Rp-Rap
WEST UNION 4 R0Nl:Y'S POINT ROAD
100 cubic yards MleadamiEing,
Isl DIv.-WHEELlNG, WEST LIBERTY 4
BETHANY R0AD-20O cubic yards ZIP. Zap
On DlV.--WHG, W. l.. 4 b. ROAD, 200 Gu
bic yards Matchmaking.
MEETING HOUSE HILL ROAD-25O cubic
yards Matchmaking.
Bids must be separate for each road and must bC
by the cubic yard for each class OF material spcCi
flying In the case Of excavation the prices for earth
Loose or solid rock respectively, including cost Of
hauling not over 400 yards.
AL MacadAnlElDgto DO 3-inch gauge measured
In the airing.
Bidders must give full names and PostoAicc ad-
dress; also tho names Of some responsible party Or
part Is References for the character and capacity
Plans and specifications TO DO seen at this Office.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
CHARLES II. DETTERs, Clerk.
W: G. SMITH, County Engineer and General
sup't Roads. miro
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All my Real Estate in the city Of Pellare consist,
lngof the following described property:
No. /. The Brick Dwelling (double) In which
reside Is two stories, containing ten rooms, viii
water and gas throughout. A very desirable plScs
for butcher, II having an outlet to the creek.
No. 2. Consists Of a a foot Lot adjoining ID.
above property, on which there Is good slaughter
house and stable, with all the convenience usually
belonging TO such m establishment, consisting .!
steam Boiler, IN Engine, saungO Cutters, Llri
Kettles, &c.
No. 8. Consists oft small Frame Tenement Iloa-
In FinR's addition, adjoining the lot On which L-
Ice House stood.
No. 1. Consists Of double Frame Dwelling All
half an acre Of ground situate In DcIIRss' aditCp
10 BellRirc. A very desirable property for buGh.
err being on the pike outside the corporation Ther
Is n small stream Of water running through he
premlSes.
AL the above property will DO sold regacdts q
cost, as am determined to close up my bushes
IRSMs-Une-iOurth cash on day Of sale lallue.
IN three equal annual payments, the purchase
giving motto secured by mortgage.
ielg II, Z, HUMPHREY
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An English View OF American
manufactures.

An English View OF American
manufactures.
It is incumbent upon the manufacture
ers Of the United Kingdom to show the
world at Paris next year that they have
not fallen behind the position they once
occupied. The competition at Phila-
delphia was not altogether satisfactory to
us.
It's true that every nation has an ad-
vantage in exhibitions held within its
own area; but the products OF the indus.
try Of the United States surpassed our
own oitener than can be explained by this
circumstance. 1t appeared IA if there
was greater economy OF labor habitual-
ly prActiced in the States, and in con-
junction with this there was evidence OF
the more constant presence Of n presid-
ing mind experimenting every process OF
industry. The best machine in the world
will fail to give satisfaction if there is not
an intelligent human being at hand TO
watch 1t, 10 take care Of 1t, to detect the
smallest failure in its working rs soon rs
it is developed, and to suggest and supply
the means Of correctingiany miscarriage
OF its functions.
a steam engine dropped from heaven
in the middle OF Africa might be adored,
but could not he put to any use. The
failure OF many OF our industrial enter
prises in foreign parts can be traced 10
the difficulty in procuring agents and rs.
SistAnts that can be taught to use the ma.
chimes committed to their care.
Much OF the mechanical work shown at
Philadelphia was executed with fncness
thatcould not have been exceeded il
every man who had any share in its pro.
duction had originally conceived it and
had been solely interested in it's success.
There was evidence OF personal care and
personal anxiety; every stage must have
been watched with intelligence and with
zeal. In comparing the results with our
own we are painfully Suspicioust hat they
revealed the application OF more brains
than We always have a. our commando
London Times,
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"oETES, often" Gays Mrs. Van Colt,
"evcn now tho devil comes to me and
tempts me TO evil thoughts" Well, iEs
natural; she isn't to blame for 1t. When
she stands on the platform in the blaze
Of the chandelier, and n scrawny sinner
lopes up the center aisle she can't help
saying softly 10 herself Ii-I-looked-
like that-Roman--Pd pad.n
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Signs Of the Zodiac.

From the Burlington HawkcyC.l
When you see young man sitting in a
parlor, with the ugliest six year old boy
that ever frightened himself in the mir
ror clambering over his knees,- jerking
his white tie out of knot, mussing his
white vest, kicking his shins, feeling in
all his pockets for nickles, bombarding
him from time to time with various bits
Of light furniture and bVo,terie, calling
him names at the top Of his fendish
lungs, and yelling necessarily for him to
come out in the yard and play, while the
unresisting victim smiles all the time like
the cover OF q comic almanac, you may
safely bet, although there isn't the sign
OF girl apparent in a radius OF 10000
miles, you can bet your bottom dollar that
bowling boy has sister who is primping
in room not twenty feet away, and that
the young man doesn't come there just
for the fun Of PLAYING with her brother.
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THURSDAY, AprlI a.. lszz.

Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. and oci.,g
Z: NOT aid day, At the front door Of the Cour,
House In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West
virginia, oilGr and expose for lle ut Public Aur-
lion tho following real estate mentioned ard con-
Veyed BY said decd tO-Wit, all Of that certain Part
Of lot No. 10, with all Its appurtGnances belOpstrg
70 the sane, being and lying IN the town Of souiI
Wheeling, West Virginia, In Jacobs addition 10
said town (sCc Deed Book No. e, rage 3s2,l nni
bounded as follows; On the north BY Forty-hi..
street fold Becchl, on the east by WetEe htret ioi
CosD, on the south by lot sold 10 John Miller BY
John Archibald and wife by deed dated June i
1870, In Deed Book No. 81, page 500, on the WIS,
~ the eastern boundary line Ci the Raltlmor, 4
Ohio Railroad and fronting on tho same nincty
one lcct, and having front on WCizel street ..
ninety feet and ten inches, Us designated by The
map OF survey made by ". C, Smith and recorded
in the Clerks OtiiCe Of Ohio county, West Nirr!uB
In Deed Book No. O., page IA.
The amount due aud unpaid on said note ls risht
vCmber I'd, 1915.
TERMS OF SALI-onc-hali Of purchase money,
and IN addition sufficient 10 pay expenses o! sIir,
cash In hand; the residue In two equal payment,
on q credit OF SIX and twelve months from dIis
Of sale respectively, for which the purchaser VII.
20 required 10 give notes with good security bar
ing Interest from date, and lien will DO retained
on said property 90 further security.
MIRO JOHN MILLER SIR Trustee.
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West VIRGINIA NEws.-Mrs. o. G.
sco6eld died at Parkersburg on the 9th,
after an Illness Of several months.
An animated contest is in progress over
the Parkersburg postofIice. The Times
advocates the retention Of the present
postmaster, a brother Of Governor Bore
man, who has held it about sixteen years.
The Parkersburg Catholic Messenger has
completed its first years existence.
The United States District Court COM
mences at Wheeling on the 9th Of April.
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The Boston Journal Of Commerce Gays
1--WE can give hut one suggestion to Pres
ident Hayes. Let him read his letter OF
acceptance every morning prior to enter
ing upon his daily duties during his term
Of Office"
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MONDAY, MARCH &c, 1877,
At o'clock In the afternoon, on the Premises, the
following described Real Estate, with the Applrte.
nances, Us the property Of the defendant, john
FlgisneT, VIZ
FIKsT TRACT-SItuatc in the county Of Bel.
mont, Ohio, and being part Of section q, town.
ship Q, Of range ., same being the surface Of Out
Lot No. 2O-the coal strata being excepted. Be.
ginning for tho same on the top Of the mRgntiG
Limestone strata on the Powell line, running due
west with the nld line "a rods 10 4 stake on the
County Road near q large poplar tree; thence :.
1872 ". 1920 rods; thence s. 2S' F. - rods; thence
8. l6o ". 10 rods TO a stone; thence L, 70 rods
thence =. $50 4. 2l.50 rods to bcechrVc; thence
S. 33ho e. ~ rods thence s. GO J.. 10 rods TO the
south end Of the cast limo Of PoWell's-abo'e the
Said'imestnne strata 10 stake; thence In north
western direction along the p. E Powell line 10
the place Of begnnltgl containing 81 Acres, kSol
and % Perches Of land, more or less.
SECOND TRACT-AlsO the surface OF The idl-
lowing described tract, htuate In tho county and
State aforesaid, and surveyed BY Saul ~ skugGe,
April 20, 1865 being part Of tue east hsl OF sec
ton %, township OF range 2, anu beginning i0r
the came ut she northeast corner oil Lot No. 10
surveyed by KennOn, at u stone and running
thence s. lG' W. 1856 rods 10 stone In the Cour.
~ Road; thence s. 6gko Z. $50 rods TO a stale
near paling fence; thence with the Said fence n
S2%9 l.. 10 rods 10 sake thence - So l.. "a
rods to locust tree; thence n. AZ Z. l7ss rot,
to a small run; thence W. 39.lG rods to tho plltr
Of beginning containing Acres and . PoTches q
land moro or less, and being the same tract Of land
conveyed to Henry West, Administrator Of Jostph
KlrkWood, decd, to John FlGikner, by decd dstsd
March 9, 1870.
TRRNs-CASh. Appraised as iollows-FirtTna
at 81, $50; Eecond Tract at $3.50; total s., 900
J. +. CHARLESWORTn
Master Commissioner
sWIIII. Atty, mil
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FOR SALE.
puBLIc SALE OF
The Norton Property,
IN THE sIXTHlwARD.
THURSDAY, MARCH q, ISL,

Commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ, the property Iltu
and Main streets.
The lot fronts on Main street 100 feet and /, ~
feet deep. II has on Il 4 Double Brick HouIe 10
complete repair, containing nine rooms, hath noon
three small store rooms aud dry cellar under tht
entire house has hot and cold water and 81
necessary outbuildings, all under one roof.
TKRMS-One-th cash, ba lance In one and iUl
years, secured by deed Of trust on property.
mrI3 J. c, HERVEY, Agent.
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Referring to ths above, beg leave to state to the
public that will continue tho business Of Fancy
Groceries, COnfeCtiOnSFies, dc.i at the old stand,
and respectfully IOlIcIt a continuance Of the 70.
tronaSe 20 literally bestowed Onthe old firm.
mrit ca. FEENY,
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MA RTTM,S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

Nc, nSS MARKET ST., i,Me onlv arII-elag Re-.
~ ~ ~ eay II Is the only Restaurant that
NAY quiet cleanliness Of a home combined
WIN inc best et.iIine that can 10 found In the city,
ne keepe on hand the very best the market affords
~ NegeablesI fab, Oysters, game, and everything
~ season, and serves II up In manner uneIcelled
iurniah everything aut.elais, lei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-15

IT is thought that Horace Greeley,
wherever he be, must delight in our pc.
litical situation just now. Civil Service
Reform; Reconciliation; and his old
piano.player in the Cabinet!
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TRUSTEES sALE,oF REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue Of authority vested in tie
undersigned Trustee by n decd OF trust mfie aai
executed by Jonn Wagner and Elizabeth Wag0He
his wife, TO the undersigned Trustee, dated NGytm
Der "a, 1874, and recorded In tho Clerks OiiCe o
the County Court Of Ohio county. State Of Wc'
Virginia, In Record Book No. 7, page, 1851, 10 se
cure unto August Miller tho payment Of tT0
promlIsary notes therein described, and learns
even date Herewith, executed by the said JOIN
Wagner 10 the said August Miller, the trust an!
the eight hundred and eighty dollar note were ~
signed April 9th, 1876, by August Miller to Ni.
GhHel Smith, who now Is tho beneficiary under Sii
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sTEWART-MILLs-At West Alexander, Pa,
on wednesday afternoon, March u, 1877, by the
RCy.W.H. Lester, JAMES A STEWART and MATTE
A. Mills, both Of this city.
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In rsllrIhg from the Hrm OF BOAley Fecny, 1
take this OCCASION to return my thanks to our "a
irons who have favored Us In tho past and toOOr-
daily recommend my successor,
4. ". BOsLEf.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
a~N~~~N~N~s~~'--~-,-'aH



DISsoLUuoN.
The arm Of DO,lsy 4 Fseny has This day ben
dissolved by mutual consent, p. ". BOlley retiring.
The business Of the late frm will 10 settled BY
q. b Feeny. All persons indebted 70 the old arm
are expected to make settlement al once.
BOsLEY d FEENY.
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no BUTCHERS AND THE PUBLIC.
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate In the CityUf
BelIaire.
SATURDAY., March I'M, ~.

Owing to the los ! have sustained by the a!llB,
Of my lce House, will sell ut public sale, to Tie
hlghCst bidder, on
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Pleasant HUI Nursery, Ohio Co., ". Va.

at GREATLY REDUCED RATES for the spr,nI
Of 1877, which stock consists Of large lot Of TO-
three and four year old Apple trees, all dri eaS
to feet high, and embracing 10 choir rIfisi!t'
alto very large stock Of PeSch trees one AID w.
years from bud, strictly lrst class, cntiaanSg
varieties, with fair stock Of Pear and LhSl!
trees, dwarf and standards. Also, Plum, Capo
and Apricot trees Forty varieties Of GHPc'laf
one and two years old. CurrRnts, G0.stGHlT
Strawberries, kAspheFTiOs and BluckbCHio, NV
hety: Eycrgrecns and shrubbery In yahei! a''
hn0 Shade trees, all sizes,
The above will be offered at greatly REDUCED nc
until the Goth Of April, particularly by the Ky
LOCO: Liberal inducements to dcSlefs and CIV
Correspondence solicited from all PCr'sas dG'i'-'
good nursery stock.
RemCmbeF that these trees are all grown az ~.
hlRhtd land In the county, which secures iof ~.
a thoroughly ripe and acCllmatcd growth, lnl ~.
The past 81 years experience Of the proprietor ls
Of tho trultgrowcrs generally has placed ms any,.
the most iayOrably known nurseries Of w IN
try ~ trees carefully packed and deIi''''' o.
the Railroad Station free Of charge.
For further particulars addtes', ,
Il. L. DUNLAP, %
WIN. N. DUNLAP Il.
iel-d4w West Alexander, Washington o., -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


To NIL who arc suffering from the errors and In
diseret'Ons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &c, wIltBentyou a recipe
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. scnd Seli-addrcssed envelope to
the REV. JOSEPH T. ISxAS, Station D, BiSe Rours,
Nrp Iofk City, js27.eodaw
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Persons owing State and County Tax will please
take notice that interest will DO charged from the
oce before 18th day Of March, will not be charged
with interest. hope the people will not by long
or delay compel me 10 force tie collection Of their
mr. GEO. Il. TIEGLE, soc.
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TOR RENT-The nrat and second story Ware
l. rooms, with cellar beneath, No. 1894 Market
street, Al present occupied by A. II M0rehead a
Go. a. Furniture Warefooml These rooms have
been thus occupied many years, doing large bud-
ness. They have Frontage Of 80 feet, entirely
allied with plate glass; and depth Of 40 feet, with
No better rooms or better location can DO had In
this city for the Iale Of Furniture and HOusOkcep
ing goods tho storage Of WOOL or other articles re-
quiTing much space. Apply 10
mrlS" WIN. PAXTON, 1917 Chapllno 81.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


|Daily cxcep, Sunday Cumberland Aeeommo-
tpaily exceptionally Newark Accommodate
tsttubcuvillo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train dur.
ins the day passes backward and forward between
NEiin's Ferry and Belhire, stopping when rcQuI-
red At sherman House, &tnavillc, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


In pursuance Of an order Of tho Court Of Com.
mon FieAI Of Belmont county, Ohio, made at the
January term thereof, A. D. is77, In the above en-,
titled action, and to me duly Issued, will otter for
sale ut Public Auction, on
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Writes moderate lines on. Dwellings, Farm Pro-
perty, hrt.claSs Mercantile ana hSnuiHsturins
risks, and on Cargo risks on Western waters.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-17
Big Sresk Items.

The roads are in bad condition for travel
Quite number of Country Schools will
close in three weeks, after q tenn of i've
months.
Potatoes for planting will be very scarce
ana high this spring, ON account OF the ravages
of the bug last year.
Mr. VIM. Ntchey removed back TO his own
property last week; he intends to discontinue
the store business.
Our schools show a great decline in atten.
dance the past month, on account of sickness
Mr. Jacob Begel has purchased the Maria
Furnace farm OF Joseph Anthony. Consider.
atlon, $500, including STOCK, 80 your reporter
has been inlormen.
Mr.. Solomon Solt Of this place. has lately
disposed of hls tract of woodland to Francis
Otto, OF Pine Run.
Services are being held every Sabbath in
the 81. Paurs Church, alternately Oy Rev j. H.
FTeYmaE OF the Reform, and ErD, OF the Luth-
ern denomination,
-JNO. II. Krum, of this place, who has lately
taken unto himself wife, will take charPe OF
farm near ParrYville, on or about ApIii lsL
wish hun success III his new persult.
Amos solt Will move TO the farm of VIM.
Thomas, on Pine Run, on ApIll lst.
"A son OF John Wolfe was Inferred at the ST.
PauPs church. lie was aged year, smO., IA
days
Rev. Mr.. Werner. of Cedar Creek, has been
appointed by the Conference the successor Of
Rev. S.BryfOgei for this circuit Mr. w. comes
well recommended he Will have services for
the Il st time III the SOps Church, OF tins place
on sunday IN OF this month, at 10 O'clock. All
are cordially invited.
Big Creek, Mar. -, Is77. REVERE
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From Mauch Chunk.

Mr.. SAM b. Hutchinson. who Is recovering
rapidly from his laie illness, cOntemplates an
early return TO his home in Nevada.
- Mir. VIM. Roberts. Of this place, is said to
have been offered the Superintendency OF a
large iron manufacturing establishment near
Lancaster, Pa.
And today IL the anniversary OF the death
of the holy st. Patrick IN the moinin.
"A party Of summit Killers. among whom
OdillOn KOtz deDartei on last Monday for the
Black Hills.
Mr.. David Lifts, brakeman on the Ia
mdQua Branch, was badly hurt on Monday
near Hnutb summit.
Mr.. Thos. Reilley, for la yrs in the employ
OF Mr.. Jno. Leisenrlng as gardner, will soon
exchange his present position for similar one
at Bethlehem. Tommy is an experienced florist
The cases of the young men from DunlOw
ana the DemOsthenese of the Coal Region. both
found guilty. some months ago of perjury VIII
be disposed OF at the coming term OF Court
when argument IN the lhOs. p, Fisher case VIII
also be heard.
Gen. F!tz John Porter and rarty of promi.
ment Jersey Central officials on Il recOnnOiter
ing along The line, were among ths guests Of
tue Mansion on Friday of last week.
Quite number of mechanics are already
engaged at renovatIng ana improving the in.
terror If the Mansion.
-Messrs Booth & Esser's &" Gas Purifiers"
appear TO be o success, judging by the number
they are now constructing.
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Iru,eurOs. PA, March 18th. 1877.

Mr.. II. v. MORTIMER
DEAR sIR-From the fact that wrong I'M
preston prevails among the people IN regard 10
the Ball Of last Saturday night, take the hber'
ty Of asking you 20 publish che following facts
OF the case IN exOneratiOn OF the Citizens Cor.
net Band: About two weeks ago today. gen.
tleman Il desire 10 withhold names) who ap-
penred TO be Chairman OF the Committee OF ar
rangements ON the OK Roast" came to me and
said they would like the Band to play TN the
evening OF the "ox Roast" and for our pay they
would take mp q collection. answered. that
we would play for them on those terms; few
days afterwarj this same gentleman informed
me that the Committee md met and had dectd
ed to have ball at the close Of the OK Roast,
the receipts Of which as well as the collection
should be our pay. This rraLgement appear.
ed to me liberal one, consequently agreed TO
furnish ali the necessary music" This, MI
Editor. is all the Band had to do with the ar.
rangements, and II anything occurred that
merits censure, outside of'the music. hope the
School Board as well as the people, Will in JUS
tice to the Band put the blame where it be-
longs. We agreed to furnish music for an "ox
Roast" our pay was TO be the receipts of hall
aud collection.
Hoping this NAV have the desired effect and
thanking you for the use Of your columns.
Iremain, Yours Truly,
+. P. LEN1G, Leader Citizens COrnet Band.