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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-12

LOST LOGS An e1peartion, consist
ing of Captain NJ. Donobue, George w.
Curtin, F. T. Thsyer, of Grafton, and
George Jolliff, of Marion county, started
down the Mon6ngahels river in skitfs
from Fairmont Friday three weeks ago,
in search Of the saw logs and timber hist
passed through the boom here during the
recent breakup. The party followed the
Mopongshela to Pittsburgh, and then
the Ohio 10 Wheeling. and along the
route At various points found in all some
$500 logs. The contract for getting
these logs together ha: been let TO older.
emit parties, and they will be sold to tim
Der men to the best advantage possible.
1t is estimated that LOCO logs in all were
lost-Grafton Sentinel.
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A VALUABLE FARM
IN THE OHIO III YER FOR SALE.

"
will, on the 1T day Of march. 1871.
offer my firm at pubic sale. The brm
consists OF two hundred acres, siNty.nye
Ia seventy acres OF river bottom. he soil
OF both hill aud bottom ~ unsurpa,srd.
An apple orchard that hardly ever falls
Of seventy tree, besides about ~ young
trees lust commencing To bear: had over
one hundred barrels this season Of the
finest kind Of apples. Coal, FIRE cay, aud
the choicest building stone In abundanc"
and q ny Of access. There N on tie iafm
u house OF nine rooms Rnd Kitchen. ~
the latter In the best Of spring water. hl'o
bank barn, sheep house, spring hous|,
coal and wood house, and also a slna.
vineyard and strawberry patch: shD1i
one hundred young peach trees Ssi ID
orchard. i Will offer on the same day tsn
thorough bred Alleys, three years Old. sbl
one thoroughbred stud colt, yearling pas,
and one stud colt two years old, one d lsy
two years old, two very nice young shor
hsrn Durham cows, one Tour ana ",
other three years old this spring. one o.
them fresh now aud the other one VIII
In about ID month, together with lT 0i
household furniture. III farm l. sold VII
sol the balance OF my stock, three cow
tour calves, two horses, wagon and W.
sets harness, two one-horse buggies ~,
harness, min. head OF shoats, one hnhdis
hea OF sheep, hay and grain, also Na,h
In the ground, and farming implim'bl'
Of various kinds. II the farm II not 900
altogether, will offer 10 In three dineren,
lots 30 as 10 suit purchasers. IL would .s1
very well for dairy farm, az there u W
best OF spring water, and lies oppD-'p
Port Homer Station, three miles non
Fairview, the county seat Oi Hanc%s
county, West Va. Churches and .ch9,,
houses, one OF each within a mile NJ
reasoDs for wishing to sell: last fall i'r'
a son and daughter, and have but one -.
left with me. Any one wishing ~ bal
farm, and In a good loo ton, xon!d "
well IN ny. As ! expect to " II,
sale 10 com ence At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Terms made known on day 81 Aals'
For further Information address
q W. CHAPMAN,
Ja2pegOwt Fairview, Hancock Co. w. Va
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRU 7
ID made by William Collins and Margaret
Collins his wife, to Tn" undersigned as
Trustee, bearing date the eth day OF
February, A. D., ls7I, and recorded In deed
OF .rust book No d, folio :SNb ana ~, Will.
on SaiurdRy, the lOth day OF March.
1877, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF said day, pro.
coed &. sell at public auct on To the hignrsi
aud best bidder, at the front door oi the
Court House Of ohio county, W. Va, he
following pro- erty: Beginning AT the
southeast corner OF Market and High
streets, In that part OF the city OF Wheel.
ing known as John McLurcS addition,
thence south with Market street on the
east side thereof 81 feet 10 an alley, thence
with the alley 100 feet to Phillips line,
thence with his line "a feet To High street,
thence with High street 100 feet Ia the he.
ginning.
TERMS OF SALE One-ihird cash, one.
third In nine and one-Ihird In eighteen
months, the deferred pay ments Ia he
secured and 10 hear Interest rom the cay
of sale. GEO. T.. BOYD, TRUSTEE.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, AuctiOnccr.
febSOawi
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MARTINS FERRY NEws.-Some provi.
sion thieves visited Geo. Deits' residence
one night last week, and helped them
selves to what eatables they wanted.
MONDAY prayer meetings were held
daily in the Town Hall last week from
ia o'clock to Ia, and will continue dur.
ing the present week.
The revival in the NJ. +. Church still
continues with unsbated interest. We
understand that seventy have united
with the church.
Saturday was pay day at the Ohio
City Mill, the first full pay for some
time.
John Irwin, minor at Rainey's coal
works, last Thursday night hsd q very
narrow escape from being crushed 70
death. He and his partner were bring
ing out loaded car when piece Of
slate weighing Ave or six hundred
pounds fell down, the main part OF the
stone falling on the car and the balance
crushing Irwin to the ground and before
the stone could be removed came very
near smotbering him He escaped With
few flesh wounds about the head and
shoulders.
Ore Mrs. Boner, Of Ralneyville, got
on her muscle last Thursday and eIer-
cised them so freely on Mrs. John Nc
Lsughlin that Mayor Buckingham had
to interview her on Friday He conEid-
cred the evidence sufficient 10 refer the
case TO . higher court. Mrs. BOner was
taken to ST. ClansyilIe on Saturday.
A great many people OF our town eI-
pect TO have business 10 the city Of
Wheeling 10 MORROW, of course they don't
expect 70 90 to see Msrdi GrAs.
Mrs. Emma McCluskey, daughter Of
j. II. Drennep, ESQ., n visiting friends
in town.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is worth Its weight In gold TO owners Of
horses aud mules.
This Liniment has cured more hprnfn-
ed. Sweenied, Ring-boned and GaIled
Horses In three years than have all the
Farriep In the country In an age. Iis
effects are simply wonderful.
We have Thousands upon thousands OF
certificates AZ strong as the following:
MY horse was lame for "A year with
ietlock wrench. All remedies utterly
tailed TAI cure and considered him worth.
less until ] commenced to use Centaur
Imminent, which rapidly cured him. ]
heartily recommend II.
"REv. Gro. W. FERRIS,
"MsnOIv vile. ScbOharie 90, NY.
"DEAR SIRS-I have used your CeDtaur
Liniment in my family, and ind 10 10 tie
Of great value. Please send me two dollars
worth, one for the mules and horses
RILEY SICKLE,
Fails Station, Wyoming Co, Pa
IL makes very little difference what the
case Is, whether IL be Wrench. Sprain
Poll-Eyil, Ringbone. Scratches or Lame
ness OF any kind, the effects are the same.
Liverymen, stage proprietors, Farmers,
DC, never be without the Yellow Centauf
should Liniment. IL In sold every where
and warranted in its effects
Laboratory OF J. b. Rose & 20,
" DEY ST. NEW YORK
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R,,,o,ons MISUNDERSTANDING at

RELIGIOUS INTELLIaEsCE,-The at
tendance yesterday at the churches was
good.
AT the Thompson M. Z. Church Rev.
Manchester held the usual services in the
morning, and at night Mr.. Stringer of
the Murphy band, dlscoursed on the tenn
perance movement.
At the First Baptist Church, the Rev,
Clancy discoursed on Baptism" in the
morning, and the "Lion OF the Tribe" in
the evening.
Rev. Addison, Of Washington City,
formerly pastor OF st. Mathews
church, delivered powerful sermon At
that church yesterday. Rev. Armstrong
occupied Rev. Addison's pulpit at Wash
ington.
The Zane street N. Z. Sabbath School
was favored with an elaborate blackboard
lesson prepared by Mr.. j. H. Jefferson
and Harry Deiters. 1t was explained by
Mr.. Chas. II. Deiters. His talk was di.
rected to the younger portion OF the
school, and was easily understood BY the
Youngest child, and at the same time
very instructive 10 older ones Hon. L.
Gibson, Speaker of the House of Dele
gates, then addressed the school in very
Instructive speech, which was appreciated
by all who heard him. The member
from Braxton county, Mr.. Fisher, was
also present. The school hopes to hear
from quite a number of the members OF
the legislature before the session closes.
Rev. F. Ball, presiding elder, held sacra-
mental services in the church in the
evening al u o'clock.
Senator Newton and Hon. Sommer.
Vile spoke to the Methodist Sunday
School, at Fulton, yesterday afternoon.
The singing society Of the Z. Z. st.
Paups church in South Wheeling, gave
concert Saturday night in the base
ment Of that church, which was quite
musical event for that part of our city,
The programme was we'll selected and
varied, and everything passed of Splen-
didly. The society consists OF about
twenty-four members, ladies and gentle
men, and is conducted by the pastor OF
tho church, Rev. &. Heinrich. They
sang in choruses and astonished the
audience with Their good voices and ex'
cellent training. Solos were sung by
MIR. VIM. Ii. Shelb, who was of course
encored, also by the Misses A. Muen-
chemeier and Z. Bahre, Mr.. Fred Meyer
and Carl Tape. Dir. j. Callihan show
ed fine execution on the violin IN the
piece, "Souvrebir de Beriot." MIR. Fred
Vieweg, in a. corL ct solo, proved him.
salt master on that instrument. Upper
dlezl contributed piano solo, and Mr
Viewegs string quartette delighted the
audience with Some very fine pieces
Altogether the concert was a musical
and Us we judge from the large audience
present, u financial success.
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TRANSFERS OF RIAL ESTATE. The
following are the transactions in real es-
tate SIS recorded in the Office of the coun-
~ clerk Saturday:
Deed made January 10. 1877, from
John Woods and Ruth H.. his wife.
transfer TO La Belle Dunlap, for the sum
Of $3.50. lot Of ground near to and north
of the Bethany pike being the fAt on
which the first parties now reside.
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CHILpREN's HOME BENEFIT.-The
entertainment for the benefit of the
Children's Home concluded Saturday
night very successfully. Madam jar
ley wax works were presented in very
creditable manner and the exhibition
was loudly spplauded by the audience.
Miss Lizzie Clohan personated Madame
Jariey and did it admirably. The fol.
lowing tableaux were presented: Tab
lesu |. Little Nell and Marchioncss. by
Miss Birdie Caldwell and Mr.. Cyrus
Quarter. Tablean III. The Egyptian
Water Girl, by Miss Jennie Hupp
Tableau Ill, The Heavenly Cherubs, alter
Raphael, by two little darkies.
The canvass for the doll was closed
and Miss Julia Cracrstt having the larg
est number of votes, carried off the prize.
A b handsome doll was also presented to
each OF the two highest competitors -
Mis-. e; Lulu Bsyha and Birdie Wilson.
The total number of votes cast was 1872,
of which Miss Cracra(t received 4S9.
Some votes were cast for Hon. X. f. Den
mis-, but the face of the returns were
against the Senator, and the Commission
refused to go behInt the certificates, sll
of the electors having been declared ell
gible. The Home realized 1851 from
the doll
A beautiful bcquet WAS contested for
by several young ladies, and Miss Birdie
Caldwell having the highest number of
votes, was the successful one. The sum
of S9i was realized rom the b,quet.
Maj. J. V. l.. Rodgers got mecr-
chsum pipe, costing SIS, aTd Mr.. Arch
Paxton was the successful competitor for
cake, and Mr.. Frank Mcneil for II
flag.
The total receipts for the three nights
amounted to $1,000. and $500 will
cover the expenses, profit of about
81 800 sccrues to the Home. The sue.
cess of this entertainment is
due to the managers of the
institution, and particularly the
lady managers, who were untlring in
their efforts. Too much cannot be said
in their commentator, and the interests
of The Home will always be safe in the
hands of the present directors. Mr.. Joe
Kramer received the thanks o: the ladies
for the good music furnished by his band,
and for the low Lrice he furnished it. 1t
is to be hoped that another benefit will
be given at an early day, feeling assured
that our Eberal-hearted citizens are al
ways willing to contribute TO the support
OF such charitable institution.
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CEN T AU r
L|N|MENTS.

The lame can bc healed and the wounded
made whole. We now know Just what
the Centaur LinimenJ Will do. They Will
not mend broken bones or cure Cancer,
but they will extract soreness, allay pain !,
cure rheumatism and ,arger range o.!
flesh, bore and muscle ailments than any
article ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 90 beyond the
effects OF these remarkable preps rations.
Chronic Rheumatism of many years
standing, Neuralgia, Weak Back, Fever
Sores, Weeping .StHews, SciatIca, Oak I'd
Breasts, Distorted Joints and Spraincd
Limbs of the worst kind are cured by the
White Centaur Llnimcnt.
II will destroy the pain and heal " I'M
out u scar all ordinary Burns and Scaldr.
II will extract the poison Of Bites and
Stings, and the frost from Frozen Limbs
II il very efIicaciouS for Ear-ache, Tooth
ache, Itch and CutAneOuS ETuptIOns.
Mr.. Josiah Westske, OF Marysville. o.,
writes:
"For years my Rheumatism has been 10
bad that have been unable IN stir from
the house. The first three bottles Of Gen.
taur Liniment enabled me 10 walk with .
out my clutches. am mending rapidly.
/ think your Imminent simply "A marvel"
g. II. Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie
Mo-, says:
"Centaur Liniment sells better and give,
the hest satisfaction Of anything In the
market
What the Centaur Liniment has done
tor 9th ers IL Will do for you IL II handy,
II is reliable, and II Is cheap
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing showed ii feet 2 inches. >,
The Hudson arrived Friday night
with good trip, of sugar and moiasses
principally.
The Granite State passed down Sat-
urdsy morning.
On Thursday the John L. Rhoads lett
st. LOUIS for Pittsburgh with l,0OO SACKS
of ship stuff, 800 barrels Of sand, leo
bundles of broom corn, and 500 barrels
of -four.
The Salt Valley passed down Sstur-
day.
Thd Ragon departed for Parkersburg
Saturday.
The packet Tempest is lying over at
the wharf. This is the regular day Tor
Matsmoras.
The Nail City will leave tomorrow
for St Louis.
The:Express will leave to-day for Par
kersbnrp TO return with the Mardi Gras
excursionists.
The steamer J. NJ. Kerr, from Call
polls, will go in the regular = ,cket bust
ness between Pittsburgh and Wheeling,
beginning to-day.
The Market Boy went OIL the docks
Saturday for repairs.
I by Telegraph
CIyCINNATI, February ll.-River 70
feet and falling. Cloudy and cool.
PITTSBURGH, February l0.-River .
feet and falling. Weather clear and
mild.
VIcKsBURG, February H. River fell
10 inches. Weather cloudy and threat
ening. Up-City of Alton, Joe kenney'
The Great Republic has not arrived. 8.
LOUISVILLE, February l0.-Westher
warm and clear. River falling with ii
feet inches in the canal Departed
Shinkle, Memphis.
SHREVEPORT, February ll.-Arrived
Seminole. Kountz, Belle Rowland,
New Orleans Depsrted-KouDts, JET
ferson Weather cloudy and cool. The
river rose inches.
MEMPHIS, February ll.-River rose 5
inches. Weather cloudy. Mercury %
degrees. Departed-Capitol City, Nicks-
! DuTSJ DclieI MeiHPhis' DSh'"N"' i've
Louis; Utah, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, February ll.-Weather
clear till noon, with frosty morning.
cloudy and mild since noon. Mercury 80
to 81 deg. River % feet and rising
Down-A. q. Donnelly, Grey Eagle
! Nashville; Gold Dust, Cons Miliar, John
l.. Rhosds, generally with good trips.
Business active.
CAIRO, February H. Arrived-Ma.
ry Houston, CINCINNATI; 1dlewi.d, Ev-
ansviile; Andy Baum, Cincinnati;
Grand Tower, Memphis; Ironsides, st.
Louis; ST. Joseph, Memphis Golden
City, New Orleans; Thomas Means, St.
Louis. Departed - Active, st. Louis;
St. Genevleve, Vicksburgi Houston,
New Orleans; ldlewild, Evansville;
Baum, Memphis; Ironsides, Ohio River;
Colder City, Cincinnati; Grand Tower,
5. Louis; Thomas a.. Means, Cincin-
nat; st. Joe, St. Louis. River % feet )
inches and rising. Weather cloudy;
mercury 81.
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Observation-Disclosures Wells, i'm
plicated in the recent st. Louis railroad
ticket robbery, has been acquitted.
Mr.. James Reilly returned Saturday,
from the Far West.
Senator McGinnis is confined to his
room by illness.
Miss Virginia McCarrell, of Allegheny
City, is visiting Miss Ada Coen OF this
city.
MISS Allie Reed, daughter of Colin NJ.
Reed, Esq, of Washington, Pa, is now
in the city, and is visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Harry List, on the Island.
The following were among the ar
rivals ut the hotels Saturday and Sun
day:
AT the GRANTS. NJ. Ridgley and
wife and Miss Title Dunlap, West Lib.
erty; II. d. Murray, Pittsburgh; w.
Robb, Glen Chance, o.; 5. S. McCol-
loch, Rock Valley Farm; James j.
Goats, Baltimore; F. w. Ridgeley, Bsltl-
more.
At the St. James-David j. Elwood,
Burton; Frank Brown, Moundsville; j.
w. Moore, Columbus; q. ID. Camden,
Parkersburg; Frank Esrnshaw and
Thomas Esrnshsw, Grafton; j. Ii. Has
son, Cincinnati.
At the Stamm-F. w. Baldwin, Cam
eron; A. j. Flesher, Murrysville; M. 5.
Henderson,, Powhatten; 5. Buckham-
hon, Valley Grove; j. NJ. Bell, Mounds
vile; w. NJ. Dunlay, West Alexander.
Mr.. G. W. Prlngle, agent OF the Lii
putisn Comic Opera Company is in the
city.
Hon. j. ID. Armstrong of Romney,
who was unanimously elected Judge Of
his circuit at the last election, is in the
city aid Stopping at the Mcclure Hous e
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WARRANTS IssUEp.-Warrant have
been issued for the arrest of John
Lsing, Dick Blackstone and ohm Heron,
the former charged with shooting with
intent to kill. and the latter two, with
throwing bouIders through the windows
of I.aing's house in East Wheeling,
with intent to bodily injure the inmates.
A hearing will probably be had this
morning before the police court. The
disturbance ed Saturday night.
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge Cranmer dis
posed of the following cases before this
court Saturday:
Frank King, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs.
John Dix, disorderly, fnei two dollars
and costs.
Fred Warner, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs.
Joseph Miller, stealing key OF beer
from Reyman's beer wagon, sent 10 the
rock Pile for thirty days.
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Cogent Reason. for a Gr.nd success.

COsfot Reasons FOR % Grand success.
Conspicuous among the highest eK-
amples OF success which the present CEN
fury can show Is Hostetters Stomach
Bitters. The record OF Its trIumpbs over
disease Is to be traced IN the written
acknow Judgments OF thousands who have
experienced its benefcent effects, aud the
evideace Of its popularity Is 10 be found In
the vat and growing demand for the
article In North and South America,
Mexico, Guatemala, the We Indies,
Australia and Europe. The reasons for its
unparalleled success are eogent OF O.. The
accumulated evidence OF nearly thirty
years shows that II il a certain remedy tor
malsrIal disease. as well as its saTcst pre-
veniiye that 1t eradicates dyspepsia, con-
stipstion, liver complaint andsneryous-
ness, eounteractsa tendency 10 govt, III Gu
matlsm, urinary and uterine disorders,
that 1t imparts vigor TO the feeble. and
cheers the mind while 1t invigoraies the
body.
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FOR II ENT.

nNETWOSTO FRAME House
with six TO ms, on South Broad. -
way, near Ohio street. Wafer IN the&4
house and good drainage to same.
A cottage frame hou. e with three rooms
on Huron, adjoining Virginia street. An,
ply TO GEO. W. ECKHART.
At National Bank OF West Virginia. or a,
No, IL Penn street. i,aIS
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The Germsnis Singing Society have
ordered from the Cache Piano Com.
pany. of Baltimore, through their agent
Mr.. ID. Scheuher, a very fine piano, to be
made especially for them. The instru-
ment is expected in three or four weeks.
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CaSt0riia.

II il a mistake To suppose that Castori.
Is not adopted 20 grown persons As well a,
Children. They On y need 70 Increase the
quantity But children have 40 many
complains for which Castoria "a sdoptedy
Ike Wind Collie, Sour stomach, Worms
letter, Teethtng and Group, that 70 10
especially recommended Tor them.
IL snecu are more certain than Castor
Oh. IL contains no alcohol aud IN as
PHEASANT To take a. honey. II never
grlpes. BY regulating The stomach and
bowels the CastoTts eeols the blood ex.
pes worms and prevents feyerishness
then OF course ehiidFen can slees in
quiet and mother eao rest.
astoria In recornmeoded By all oh yvt.
cans sud nurses who have tried IL, and A.
II having rapidly increasing sale. IN a
prepared with great care after The reel n
81 Dr. samuel Pitcher, OF Msss., N ths
iAboratory Of J. b. Rose a o. q ~
Street, New York. snn
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CAsEs FOR THIS MORNING are
on the slate for trial at the Police Court
this morning, rs follows:
Geo. Tolivsr, indulging in q plain
drunk on the South Side.
Hugh Flynn, drunk and raising dis
turbsnce at the rancho of Rose o Brien.
East Wheeling.
William Speidel, fighting with q man
named "Chappy" in South Wheeling.
John Lamb ard Tom Mccormick.
drunk and making = night Of it"
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ADJUSTMENTS. - The "Japs." - The
Pittsburgh Commercial says of the
"Japs," who appear q, the Opera House,
tonight: There was fair audience at
Mibrsry Hall, last evening, to see the
Gangero Royal Yeddo Japs. Their per-
formances were such as to astonish ev-
erybody. No such experts in balan cling,
top-spinning and other teats peculiar to
their nation nave been seen here. The
Lancashire bell-ringers are fine players,
and produce the sweetest of music. The
trained dogs are highly amusing, and
cannot but please the young folk. AL
together the per ormsnce was entirely
satisfactory"
Comic Opera.-An exchange says:
This original burleSque vel sion of the
fascinating story of slack the Gisnt
Killer" was written in rhyme expressly
for Mr.. Deakin, and in accordance with
his suggestion; and as it abounds If
humor, satire and social hits, necessarily
requires delicate handling by efficient
actors, which are found with this COM
pany, able to present the numerous
points with appropriate emphasis and
expression. Tickets for both entertain
ments now on sale at the Opera House
box office.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND ACRE LOT IN WEST
III Liberty.
This property Is desirable for pri. -
va q resideL CO or public business II ,...
In near the Normal school. The house -
contains 10 rooms and Is we'll suited tor
boarding students. The lot is well filled
with fruit and ornamental trees. Apply TO
J. A. BROWN,
feb5eod-egb West Liberty, W. Va.
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FOR RENT.

THREE NEW DWELLING HOUS- IL
rs situated OH the east side ~ -
Main street, between Twenty third -
and Tw-nty fourth streets. sail house,
have all the modern Improvements, con.
tain six rooms each, have water ana "a,
throughout. For terms, &c, apply 10
J. X. McC0RTSEY, or
ae9Dh q. II. CARNAHAN