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NoIlCE,-R. Messlck. having removed
I, rom his Old stand, Filtn and King
treets, to stalls Nos 4G and 49, Second
s.,set Market House, would intorm aiseus-
thlntrs that ne is ready 10 supply tbm with
very best fresh butter from Bradford
uuhIy dariss, wh olesale and retan Also
SIS anG cheese as chuu, SIS tHe cheapest.
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middle aged woman Iv m"nr
wv situation as Seams! r'Sn' onn1f.tf
n G9i East II bird street, -U-so.~,---- rs
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IHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of ais. Ievari Facias
10 me directed, will be exposed TO Public
SSale, at the Lafayette Hotel, s4l Shipley
street; kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the i'ity
OF WHminglon, New Castle County, DEL,
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kEr rANTED, - UNITED SIAlEo ''''
wv MES for the years lSoi,l p G.
/ Address this Office, 40 -
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ELECTION NOTICE
~ OrFICFeFTHE WIrMINGToN COAL
GAS CoMpAFY, 800 Ship'ey street.
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ar PROMONTORT

with Utah Southern X. X. for salt Lake city.
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ne t~reoteaf lhcdicai Discovery since the C.cr
tio,i 2f .MdH, or since lie CDnhialrr-
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Omaha and California Line

Is the shortest and test route between CHI
cago and all points in Northern Illinois,
Utah, Nevada, California, oregon, china
Japan and Australia. f5-wly
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.
e~rocerIc~, iraIn. Provision. Fac.

Corrected weekly by whipple * Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and commission
Merchants.
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M VN
with Central Pacific Railroad for sacramento.
San Francisco and the principal cities III
California, Nevada and IDAHO.
HT-First class hotels and eating houses AT
convenient points along the line.
sg-Pullman's Palace and sleeping thrS nc-
company all trains.
For through rates on freight to the Black
Hills, Montana and other points,, apply 10 7.
l.. Kimball q. +. y. Omaha.
aD-Purchasc tickets via Omaha and Platte
Valley Route.
f. p. VINING, General Freight Agt.
s. H, II. CLARK. General Sup't tnu,h,
]. T. CLARK, Asst Gen. Supt ~
L. L. Genl Ticket Agt.
in. KELLER. Local Freight and Ticket
egent, Cheyenne,
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Chicago &c stern
RAIL WAY

Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway lines of the West and North
west. and. with Its numerous II and
connections, forms the shortest and quickest
routes between Chicago and all points in
Illinois, Wisconsin. Northern Michigan, Min
nesota, Iowa. Nebraska, California and the
Western Territories. It's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29
Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup for
the Cure oi Consumption,
Coughs and Colds.

The virtue Of this medicine Is that il
ripens the matter aud throws II out OF the
system, purifes the blood, and thus effects
cure.
ScHRSCE's SEA WRED TOXIC, FOR THH
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The Tonic produces healthy action oil
the stomach, creating au appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
SCHEECH's MASpR4ER PILLS, FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce q
healthy action Of the liver, without the
least danger, as they are free from caIOmel
and yet most e[licaciOu4 in restoring 1
healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are n certain cure fol
Consumption, as the PulmoniC Syrup
ripens the matter and purifes the blood
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, Gre
ate a healthy bile, and remove all diseases
Of the liver, often cause Of Consumption
The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes a good d.
gestion, and enables the organs to form
good blood; and thus creates healthy cir
culAtiou OF healthy blood. The combined
action Of these medicines. as thus explain
ed, will cure every ease OF CONSUMPTION, II
taken in time, and the use Of the medicines
perSevered in.
DR.. schenck Is professionally at his prin
cipal office, corner SIXTH and ARCH nTs
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let
tiers for advice must be addressed. cod
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Cornpllmentary 20 Wheeling

wayussburs R'publiean Of yeItarday.
We made business visit to the city OIL
wheeling, W. Va, last week, and took 4
brief survey of the principal mercantile
establishments in the place, and inter
viewed many of the proprietors. All the
retail houses seemed 10 be doing good
trade, and also some OF the wholesale
houses, notwithstanding the lateness oil
the season, and the merchants are in the
best Of spirits. Wheeling is the most
substantial mercantile little city in the
country, and her business men have stood
firm through all these panicky years with
scarcely an important financial allure
while in almost every other city the
country over they have failed and drop.
ped out by the score.
We were surprised 10 note the i'm.
proved appearance OF things; the gigan-
tic strides in the business conduct in
many branches oftrade in Wheeling since
we frequented tho place twelve and fif.
teen years ago. Grand business blocks
OF buildings have been erected with ex.
pansiye store rooms we'll filled with taste.
fully arranged goods, some Of which ex-
coed anything in the line in Pittsburgh
in the way Of extensive rooms and large
stocks OF merchandise.
The business men Of Wheeling are no.
ted Tor their liberality and fair dealing;
the Wholesale houses, many Of them, will
compare favorably with those Of other
cities, and our Waynesburg merchant.
will lose nothing by turning their atten
tion towards this market, now that rail
road connection Is made with that city
and the transfer Of goods costing nothing
at Washington. If goods Of different
kind cannot be bought lower in the mail
city" than elsewhere, then the many indi.
cations Of this go for naught.
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Let Kemple, Trueman and Ragrs
Make a Note OF This.

According to an old resident in Russia
who writes in the Ptt Nal Ga=.tte, the
Russian Government is implaca6Iy hes,
tile to the temperance movement, fearing
twill diminish the principal source Of
It's revenue. BY the latest returns, the
liquor duties yield 10 the imperial ex.
chequer the vast sum Of 800 900. 900 rou.
bles (Sl00, 10000 year. The notori
Gus inpecuniosiIy Of the Government
has induced IL TO treat teetotal leagues a.
illegal secret societies. The most sum,
mary measures have been taken toward
forcing the people 70 contribute 70 ths
revenue by their intemperance. Poliee.
men ard soldiers are employed to fog
the tectotGlers into drinking; some, who
doggedly held ont, have had;liguor pour.
ed into their mouths through iunneIp,
and were imprisoned "a rebels. The
clergy, at the same time, were ordered 70
preach against this new form OF sedition,
and the press.censorhhip has laid It's veto
upon all publications 10 which tho im.
morality Of the liquor traffic was de-
nounced. Recently Polish schoolmaster
was condemned 10 sweep the streets, ia 4
convict gang, for raising his voice against
"King vodEi."
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ThanRsgISing.

Editors InttllIssrosti
Yes, let us return thanks 70 the Lord
for the many blessings We have received
during the past year. ! think 1t Is \
grand idea, and one that reflects great
credit on our county; viz: The time hon.
orsd custom Of settling apart one day in
she year for rejoicipgs and thanksgivinEs.
Do we observe Thanksgiving as We
ouRhtH Are we thankful for the metcles
and blessings that haze been youchSated
10 Us, or do We fret and repine at the Al.
mighty for some real or iancied grew.
anceH By many 8 glowing 6reaide stands
vacant chair io.dIy for those near and
dear, who Rladdened the hearts OF friends
and relatives by their presence, are not
with them on this thanksgiving. Death,
the reaper, has been busy 10 many
households, and with his 10y fn.
gers touched the best and ialIest
u the flock and claimed them for hil
victims; yet God, in his infinite wisdom
and compassion, knows what IL best Tor
ns. We should learn to say, "thy will be
done" In many households the family
Circle bull Temhlnb uuoEoAtb' GoN
pleasant for Auch families to sit around
The we'll spread board, and render thanks
10 Jehovah for His goodness 10 permit
ling them tolhPsemble together, How
plea.Snt It mua be TO the aged father and
mother TO sec their children clustered
around them; surely they have much tC
be thankful for. Let Us on this day Of
all others remember the poor; let us
search out their needs and supply them
from our own abundant resources. LIE,
us pray for those who have been ehasLen
! ed BY sorrow. Let US visit the sick and
oppressed, and do all in our power to re
lie7e them. Let us thank God Tor health
and strength and the means Of doing
good to others. This Is the only true
way to enjoy Thanksgiving. VIC.
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1NRUsrEE's SALE

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust mIdC anil ,setu,e,
By BalRteF SchOtt aid wife 70 tho ubdSr,lrid
TTuItse, 6eaTiDg date the liIh day Of 4ugt,l N
tho year 1876, and duly recorded In ths Cr,i,
Office Of the County Court Of ManhAl county Wtti
Virginia, In Deed d Trust BOOK No. 2, page i !,
viii sell Of public ale At The front door d tie CgGi
iOule Of Ohio county in 'he city OF wbse!.Gg, Ca
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December. hi,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock a. n. Of tald diy, al IA
following described reII esISte, that Il 10 nyt
The north half Of that lot or parcel Of l6J sl,v.
ate 10 AAIahsll county, W. Va, conliHlaI tie
acrtS more or len, which N1B conveyed 10 Cha "
RuSsell By deed tearing dats the 2sth day u Octo
Ter, 1850, from Daniel Lamb, coumissioii,r .tetf
certain decree Of the Circuit Iourt for OhGe5ah.
~ the aid lot being part Of the bottom Ind q
Bosgs' Farm, and being lot number four % On Ia
plat marked A, In suit In chancery In E6ith ibs
General insurance Company Of Maryland Va,
complainant and E, Ease, admiplItaniI, nd
Moses W. GhApline, executor and heirs, ard OtLsFi
deIendlnts, and between VIM. ChApllot, oissblir.
ant, and the aid administrative, tG,tuiSr Ind
hti1 and otheIs defeDdantA lying next bIJE the
land Of John Handlan, and said lot b,lpg divided
into two equal parts by 4 division line h4IUen
John kOhnlein and Peter LOnhGTt, d Ces 81 dnEa
Ecross tue same from saIt 70 Vtst Tanel With and
1t equal distance from the northern and southern
boundaries Of said lot No. four o. all thU part
which lies north Of that diTIliOu line IL hereby
conveyed.
TEREs OF sALE--S26OO, or as much moto Of The
purchase money n the purchaser may elect 10 ray,
cash OF day Of ale, the residue In one I'ir iron
the date Of SALE with interest upon said deferred
payment from Iald dAy Of sale, and tho pJIChaNr
10 give his note secured by desd Of tTus, gu TIE
aid property for aid deferred TnymcnI.
BY 6Eo. r. LiAcII, Solicitor.
Wa. II. HALLRR, AuctiopeeE, nol5
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Hayes And Craut.

From tie 81. Louis Globe-DcuOcrat.
The Cincinnati Commercial which has
less political sense than any other news
paper in America, nominates Gen. Grant
Tor minister to Berlin. We do not think
the general is inclined TO accept any fay
ors atthe hands Of the present admins
tration, or TO connect himself with it in
any way. 1876, when Mr.. Hayes was
candidate for president, Gen. Grant ex-
tended him cordial invitation to pay
him = visit at Long Branch. Hayes was
surrounded and controlled By 81 OF su-
per6ne civil-servlce reformera who advi-
sed hin that to accept the hospitality Of
the " summer loiterer" wonld subject him
10 public criticism. He declined the in
vitation, and Grant has not forgotten Ell
Their the fact or the motive in the case.
Just here We will take occasion to say
that Gen. Grant on the day before his de-
partnre for Europe predicted that, before
the first Of February next, Mr.. Hayes
would be without any respectable follow
inG-numericSlly speaking. Abiding to
the so-called reformers," the gen
eral said they had come mighty near ru-
lining him, and that no man who paid any
attention TO them could successfully car
~ on tho affairs of this government.
Ulysses, 1t would seem, is something OF a
prophet,
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Enterprise-pIuck.

Few men Of this day have exhibited as
much pluck and enterprise in business as
DR.. Tut, Of New York, the proprietor Of
TUFTS Liver Pills. In a few yGars he
has built up a business Of vast proper.
tons and made his name a household
word all over the land. Advertising
agents say that be has paid the press this
year over one hundred thousand dollars,
and that the demand for his medicines il
enormous, both in foreign countries and
at home. The New York papers report
the shipment from that port in one day
OF "ton Of TUFTS Pills" Think Of it ::
tvo thousand pounds Of Pills, From this
great success our merchants and manu-.
facturers may learn useful lesson. II
they have an article OF true merit-ao
humbug-let everybody know i. through
the medium OF printers ink, and success
ia sure, bat "Done But the brave deserve
the fair" More Dr.. Tutts, and hard times
will disappear as rapidly as disease van.
ishes before his most excellent medicine.
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The Flight For Carpet.Baggery.

NJ. NWaboG Dispatch to The New York Herald,
The real matter In dispute Is the Sou.
thern policy. That policy has certainly
put an end 10 the cSrpeIbAg republican
organization In the South. But the end
Of that thing was inevitable. The presi.
dent no doubt, hopes that out Of the new
order Of things will ari,e new, honest
respectable antl.democrAtio organization
10 the southern stAles; but the senators
do not believe they can rule such an Of
ganiIition, and there they are undoubt.
edly right The men who are Sighting 10
put Kellogg and Corbin into the Senate,
who have said in their places that Pack
ard Is the rightlul governor Of louisiana
who are the open and determined enem'
les Of the southern pOlicy-these rePub'
lican leaders can never hope to see the
southern Independents " join hands with
them. II the president wishes to M.
tioualize the republican party" as Score.
tary Eyarts recently declared, he ought
to Welcome the war which the senators
are making on him; for moi until theae
men are deposed irom the leadership can
the republican party hope 70 become in
any proper sense national. What strikes
one here Is q certain degree Of Iimidity
in tbe president. His opponents are en-.
deavorIng to stick upon him the stigma Of
"Johnsoni1ing," but this is absurd. He
remains most carefully within The repub-
licsn lines; he sacrifices many preludices
and some honest purposes that he may
not quarrel With the republican leaders
His most earnest desire ID to bring the re-
publican party to n general agreement
with his pRCificalion policy, and his
friends say that he is confident the rank
and file Of the party will presently see
the matter a. he does. But one thing Ii
certain, he will not give up his southern
policy he will not appoint men to teder
u Offices in the South whose only pur
pose would be to defeat that policy, anC
heWill not submit 10 the control oil the Sen
ate over his appointments in that way tc
which, under Gen. Grant, republican sen
atOrs were accustomed. And what car
the senators do? They are now in a mi
nority, and they will find Themselves lea
strong than now whenever they puSt
their point too far; whenever, in fact
they come face to face with it, Among
themselves they acknowledge that thu
republican party is dead" and curse thu
president ior killing it. They will not SET
that ii was at the point OF death wher
Mr.. Hayes came into power, and that h'
gave 1.-THE only chance Of recovery, which
they at once and contenptnously reject
ed.
The weak point OF the president il
that he still hopes not only to save his par
~ but with il the leaders who brought i
TO ruin, and who are now opposing him
He does not appear 10 see that il the par
~ is 10 be saved it must have new lead.
ers, and that if he aims TO be party lea.
der as we'll as PRECEDENT, he must careful,
" bring new men to the front who be.
lieve as he believes and who will lead III,
party 10 the direction OF the REFORM
which he has begun. At present he i
palling his party backwards, its face tt
the rear, and it struggles Justify not to b
saved.
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Sixteen Car Loads Of Oysters

PITTSBURGH, November 2s.-sixteen
carloads Of oysters came into the city TO-
day from Baltimore over the PenusyIva.
mia railroad. The closing up Of the Bal.
ttmare & Ohio road BY the food on the
Potomac compelled the transfer Of ship-
ments that usually came " that line 10
the Pennsylvania road, which accounts
Tor the big supply Of oysters to-day.
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TRusTEE's SALE.

l.
~ virtue Of Tires ieyerAl deeds Of trust sGeu,i
Rsd acknowledged by II. Bradley Wheat aud VII.
GlniA II. his vile, 10 the DpdeIygned TFusIt dhitd
day Of July, 1911, and the Sth day Of EotemtFF,
1875, and each Of record In tho Clerks ca O. Of The
County Court Of Ohio county, West virginia, In
Deed Of trust BoCk No 6, paGes 4sI and i95, Dttd
q Trust Book No. !, pages ls9, l9J and 1911, ard
De,d Of Trust Book No ., pSge III, respectively, I
will oder al public sale II the front doSr Of ibs
Court HOme OF Ohio county, In the city Of Whttl.
InS, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, ISL,
the following described real estate that "a 10 ny:
Lot numbered seven IA In Equare Numbered IEtn.
y.nIne 9J 10 the addition 10 the city Of hecling
known % the Buena Vista addition To sid city.
also, Lot Numbered eight (s) In the sarue IQu1It
and addition; also, Lot numb6Ied nine lin lGmS
IquAre and addition, except part Of astd Lot No.
twenty-five By thirty. hye feet which W5s hersiC-
fore conveyed 10 Michael Lllly.
Also, the lot Of ground designated a lot num-
lzS on the south side Of Twelfth Etreet Ji6lmeflJ
Monroe street,, In said city Of Wheeling.
AlHO, all Of that lot or parcel Of ground tn6El
aud deslgn1ted Rs Lot numbered two t2l IN tquIe
numbered twenty mine (29lon Twelfth street ,iGT.
mtrly Monroe ltrtei), In the city Of Whet!lGS u.
gethsr With all tbs valuable improvement heated
upon all the above described parcels Of ground.
1EGhs OF SALI-ODe-third Of the puTchls- mou'
ey in cAih on The day Of sale, and the rts due il
two equal inAtallments with interest on said teei.
red payments at twelve and eighteen monks ifra
the day sale, the payment Of the deferred install.
nens and interest 10 DO secured 70 the satisfaction
JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
W, II. HALLER, Aueti0neef. nulS
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w. n nlLtER, AuetIanI
TRusTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OIL deNl OF Trust made by (,v.,s..
and hiTy, his vile, 70 The uUuer mel i,rs "
dated the lsG day q JbuuhFJ, 1874 SbJ S,,sh
tUEdtd 10 the CieTka ot1Ce u the (oub,T GU.
Ohio county, West Virginia, In DtNl Of IT,1 ", ~
A0iGiEe Book No. 4, IASes COS and iO5, III -
FRIDAY, the 9'th day Of December, ~,
Begin1ing At 70 O'Clock AN. Of saId d,yun.
lIont door q The Court IlOuts Of Ohio cos,,,s "
The city Of WhesliBgj sell at public Ructios ,I,ah
following described prVpofEy, that Is 10 az. ~
that cei tain piece VI lana lying and ttIps u ~
HatefA Of Glon's Rup, 10 aid county VI t6o w ~,
being part VI the land belonging 10 tie lt,r 49,
J.. Woods and acIOiniRg the lands d WiiiSmV,
Kelsh1nh the heirs Of David Gardner, dfSrS.i
md the heirs Of Andrew +. Woods, eIel,,,i ~
aiming Is AeTbs, FcSlS and 10 pefches ard ~ w
ID and described y follow, viz: BEiDIipS ~
elm corner u Garden and Reilly on he 49,
line; thence up the Kun Road COZ f.! j.lS M,
and 5 421Ss Z 20 poles 10 sake On the IoniL ~
Of aid road, th0pce iS9 Ei6 2t.'Ol Ioir. y
take thebce 5 = z Is H.i0O polls 10 ~,
thence SO W u 7S-iOo poles 10 4 come, Ia ~
WelshAus on origita tnrt line and via Ii, NJ nv
and aid taet line 81 W % si.iVO po,s 10 Az
nal corner Ot traet nov corner on the lba al ~
Garden and with he lice (anothef oTlgIb N ~
{ " |6-l00 poles 10 Tho tcginniDg, ioS,th,r IN
the improvement th pfeOn and the heftuita,n, nj,
and aPPurtenancss belonging thereto tx@Tp.S
only The coal underlying the aid tTaet. '"'s
TEAhS oH sALE-[hIee hundred dollar Of Tia
purchase money 10 cash on the day Of GaIe arl iSs
rslIdue Of the Iaij purchase money on the III d.S
Of January, 1875, with interest on the delstT,, Il
Ltallmen1 from The day Of sale until plymci ii =
purchaser to give good personal secufiI, iut iLs
payment Of aid deferred iuAtainenu anl ths M
70 the property 10 30 retained unlil the IuTthES
money IL fully paid.
The title 10 the above property IH believed 10 .s
uEeEcgptinnablG ~
nC9G JAMES P. ROGERS, Tn,t,,
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Ahead OF Wheeling in the Way OF
Bottles.
PitiIhurEh Chronicle.


To give an idea Of the immense trade
in beer bottles, We need only state that
$1,000 gross are shipped annually 10 ST.
Louis from this city; Milwaukee and
Chicago, IS, 900 gross each; Louisville So.
600 gross; Cincinnati, 10000 gross, Ia.
terror cities OF the West send in orders
10 proportion. For instance, South
Side firm this week received an order ior
5000 gross from Aurora, Ind. In the
latO disaster on the river At Wheeling, a
giant model barge, containing 1000 gross
oil bottles for st, Louis, was wrecked and
was total loss. The goods belonged tc
Cunningham & Ihmsen, and were fully
insured. The st. Louis breweries export
TO South America bottled beer, and the
bottles arc never returned, hence the
greater demand from that point.
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Cutting Down Postomce Erpen-

c1sctSsAr1, November ga Postal
Commission has been appointed by the
poWers that be, for the purpose Of invel
tigating the various large post.otfeei
throughout the country, with y view tc
reducing the number Of employees wher-
ever practicable. The Commission, com,
posed Of the following named gentlemen
are now atwork in this city:
Hon. Ralph shepherdsou, Mr.. Phillips
Special Agent from Kokomo, Indiana
and Mr.. Wilder, Special Agent from
Oahkosh, Misconsin.
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foa sAl,
uNRUsrEE's SALE OF many =, y.

ny virtue Of dsCd Of tr,,, Dali,
p, 1874, and Of TecUri In Ohio roantS /, SNNoIeaea
ln DEED Of Trust HOOK No, Z, paSs ~ ,Nt9idI
Ferdinand Schubert and vile 70 ne, i iii ~ ~ b
SATURDAY, the Sth day Of D.t,mS.,. ,,,,
Al 10 o'clock AM, sell Al public su,,Io, :, -.
lfont door d the Court llouSe VI Ohio ~, ~, ~
Farm on branch Il CAllWell's RuL in WI ,,,Iu'
y, containing 100 acFts more " ~, l,isis W.T.
Pied bl aid echubeil belng the zane mi ~, ~.
81 70 htm By N. ". MeElhEnnty stIi. h. A y,
dtted November ~ ISL, and duly oi rsto, ~ \
said lend records, 10 Dced BOOk No. 6g piSs SS y
seriPtlOu thereof '1'' u
Terms 81 sale, fash.
W, II HLLtRR, AuctiSneeF. i Bos4s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29
DIED.

MAYES-At wess Alexander, Pa ON Tuesday,
November q, Is7Ir ut $50 P, y, C,RIIR D., wife
Of J. f. MAygs, kIl.
Funeral from the reaidtneo Of J. F. MGyts, West
Alexander, Pa, on Thursday, November 20, 1871,
atIo 4, n. FhSrdS Of tho family are respectfully
Invited to attend,