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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24


RAILROAD BoNDs-Lower In some cases.
New gold coupons have declined to S2i{, E
STATE SRCuRITTEs-Quiet.
sTOCHs--Ihe stock market, which was
greatly depressed early In the day and had
every appearance Of drifting into IN inves.
tors panic, took sharp turn Tor the better
this afternoon, and closed up firm at re,
coyeryot II TO 3 per cent from the lowest
point, so far as the general list Is concerned,
while in the ease OF Morris & Essex there
was an advance OF 80 per cent for the day.
During the forenoon, when PENNSYLVANIA
shares were down ut Philadelphia, It was
feared more must follow, and some little
anxiety was manifested about Boston,
where considerable amounts OF stock are
held. The day closed, however, with no
trouble at either point, and there was q
better feeling which was no doubt due to
some extent TO the improvement here, At
the close the warlike tenor of eastern nd.
viCesNlso helped the market, to say nothing
OF the covering Of short contract New
York Central opened ut SIS, fell to IS and
closed nj 81. Rock Island rose from SilS
to ssh, declined to say and closed ut $50,
Chicago 4 Alton declined to 81, and sales
were made at SO seller 90. Lake Shore fell
otEfrom dGl4 to 4j and closed Mt 4Gls. North.
western preferred dropped from 80 x Io37X
nnd closed ut 80. The common opened at
ijH and closed at lG'S. 81. Paul preferred
sold down from A24 to 4Oi4 and closed ut
", Michigan Central declined from 30l,
to GIA aud recovered 10 3S5i. Western
Union opeHett ut 90 and closed at J7ss.
Among the coal stocks Morris & Essex ad.
vanced from AZ to 50; the same sold seller
60 At o. LacEawanna opened at a and
closed at 45A. Delaware 4 Hudson opened
at 4Ok, sold down to 39H and closed ut
42&. C.C.C. & |. rose from 81 u to 22Il aud
closed Ot22.. Burlington Quincy sold up
from 80 to 953i. The transactions aggre.
gated $4,000 shares, Of which 49, 600 were
Western Union, 1000 Northwestern, 49,.
0O0 Rock Island, $4,000 st. Pauls, $4,000
Lake Shore, 10000 New York Central,
1900 Michigan Central, 2SOu0 Delaware,
Lackaawnna Western, 1000 Delaware
& Hudson, $500 Morris d Essex and :, !.
600 Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY EELEGRAPB.


NRw YORK, April 2S.--MoHEY-Easy
at 2aS per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3Na4N per cent. Custom receipts S44,,
600. The Assistant Treasurer dlsbuned
$4,000. Clearings $25,0OO,0O0. Sterling
firm, long 4 S7IE, short 4.s0N.
GoLD-Opened at 1917, advanced to
1917, and closed at l079S. Carrying rates
la2. This drmnesS was caused by the fall
oil securities at London aud the warlike as.
peet on the Eastern question.
SlLNEE-At London HHd. Here-Sil'
yer bars, greenbacks 81 275S, gold 81 lsS4,
Silver com 20 discount.
GovERNMENTs-AcIivC and strong,
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LHE MHEEAG DALY NTELIGENCEA IUEsDAY MORNG APR lS
Toledo.

TOLEDO, April %. - Flour - Firm.
Wheat-Firmi No. white Michigan @ O5;
amber spot 81 05a2 05Hi seller Nay So OsG
20si seller June 81 OF; No. 2 amber 81 So;
No. 2 red winter 81 90; No. 8 red 81 80:
No. 2 amber Illinois 50 0Oa2 Oh. Corn
Firm high mixed seller May CSC: seller
August 5GHc; No. 2 spot seller Nav SEC:
seller June 64c; seller August 55c, Ne. 2
white 55c; rejected 53kc; damaged 4sc,
Oats-Firm; No. 9, 42Xc; white COO;
Michigan 45c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

81 Pullman DaWing Room and Steering Car,
from steubenvllle and Columbus through tSitho1d
chGT0s, to Cincinnati, LouIIvtlle, Indianapolis md
81; Louis and rom Columbul 70 Chicago,
the pleasure seeker Or those seeking H0rSJ On n,
het' should call on OF address the undrr1rpCd In
through time tables, mRpl, land clrculGrS md fur.
tacr information. '''1 'N''
GUn'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. ne A,vs
street, Columbus, Ohio. tx
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CARplSAL red parasoIs will be carried
this simmer, and it will be difficult 10
distinguish woman from meteor three
block, away,
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" -
b mod, IN ad,dhc,, Toi'dc, I~Toid.
yBs year............si COL siG month"; -".,.,si %
ia Club@ Of EiVe""t",. '''''''''''''''si 20 eAel'
la Clubs Of ICtI,,..,, ~ eNen'
In Clubs q Twenty '.''.''s' ~ oith.
AID an extra copy to person getting up Clue'
SE1ha shove pilt,s are lnybHablc, Remit al
.tr roy. IN UFtfs q Iosi0ttcc Money Orders, and
mere rrllhtt Of these can be lToeuitd, Rud the
money IN hPglsltfed IEtitf,
ME ISTELLIGtECER will present daily tho
news IN all departments, from nil quarters Of
tho world, Is well Is complete record Of local
events.
,ug WEEKLY 10 printed on Thursday, and can
10 had ii the counter, In paid envelopes Rad y
for mailing. no- Send cory 10 abItHi yritIdi
drd T,!ffiEtI tsih HnfI JfstH hon'e'
.uRsCRtBERS. -PcTsops desiring to have tho
DAILY NTELLlO KSIFR left regularly Of their
T-kIegces 10 the city md suburbs, can be
grvod by leaving ihCir ajdrsS ut Counting
loom, or by drop et'er through the POstOttee,
10 CONTRIBuTOH.-No attention will be paid
90 FuOuynou. CommunlcOliDDS every article
aust he accompanied ny the writer's real HamC
bu! address,
HtIHs,I iti'fri M ~ ihgud b odiItI,ri "Frstt
& ffr,rl.h" and aloud ~ no case b nitTcSi'd 10
..,asf iiIitiigaI Hi,1.Isr u he dTm BY EGpIS.
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WEEKLY.

b. p.oR, n attOndt, POfiag' pr7a'd.
gs yaI.,.... ... 70 90 Six moBthL."."."si q
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PITsBuEdH, April 2S. - Petroleum i
Week. and lower; crude 50 45 at Parker's
refined l4Kal6c Philadelphia delivery,
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Accommodation Train leaves BallAirU At I:&OP.N
and arriVe1 al SteubenVile at G:lBP.h.
Special accommodation tIlInI leave BSllaIr. Al
$50 An and 1907 r. "; Bridgeport zoos AN. and
i:oS !. Nj arrive At Martins Ferry IO:l5 AN and
a ~ and S:.OP ~; Bridgeport II:t0 A. NJ and ana
p NJ arrive at Bella!TO al ll:6S 4. N. and SIIr.S
TekotAt to all principal points In the A,, and
west Can b procured Ut the Union Tlckgt ono,
n Lure House, and At the StRuon At Bridgeport
+. L. MYERS,
GeS Genera! Passenger and Ticket Agent
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lHHsG ii1l NJ ~ ihguh b otd,eI'fi "Frr,
& ffrrs.H" and aloud ~ no case b niGJeSI'd Il
.sasf ilIititlql Hl,H.Isr u he dim BY name.
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40 Sell Cheap for Cash.

W. II, CALDWELL All SMITH, Ak. srEvlsyoS
PtOs't. Rreww MHnNvsr
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DRUGGISTS.
The HOusekeeper's Delight.

All kinds Of Cakes, BiIcult,
Rusk, Grlddle Cakes, Pound
Cake, Marble Cake, Corn
Bread, PuddiBgs and Pastry,
elegantly made with It, mud
with u sayingoi tIme, labor,
eggs and shortening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

THE PARKERsBURd REAL ESTATE BRO.
KER,-We receive only occasional issues
Of this periodical and hence cannot say
how often It is issued. It advertises for
sale large number OF farms in the Par.
kersburg and Little KanAwha region, and
devotes the balance of Its space to the
greenback cause. It advertises 1000
acres "Of good timber, iron ore, fruit and
grass lands" in Pendleton county, "a de-
sirable location for a colony" 1t also ad.
vertlseS 10000 acres in Mcdowell county
Of climber, coal, iron orc and farming
lands" - This latter tract embraces near.
ly all the region Of the head waters Of
Tug Fork Of Sandy River. The price per
acre iss5,
ITseems that a Newspaper ia soon TO be
started in Parkersburg called the indie.
pendent which is to "espOuse the cause Of
the downtrodden Masses" and to exert It's
influence for the prompt organization
throughout the State Of national party
devoted to the principles of the "Tnde-
pendentS and Workingmen."
We learn from the Real Eslatc Broker
that Cyrus Hall, Roger SeiIenS, B. r.
Murphy, and S. II. Piersol hold them
selves in readiness as greenback spe akers
TO answer any calls from a distance. We
also learn that within the last sixty days
l25 new oil dericks have been erected in
the vicinity OF Volcano.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

New ENGLAND has in her savings
banks not less than the enormous
amount Of S75OOOO,OOO, and the rest Of
Of the country has just about as much
more. The advocates Of Improperly basis
for representation will see in this thrift
something Of a justification Of the arrange
ment that gives to little New England
with only one.tenth of the population of
the country, one-sixth Of the members of
the United States Senate. Others may
see in the grand total very ponderous
reason why the Federal Government
should organize postal savings banks
where people might put their earnings
and be sure Of their safety. The amount
in the savings banks OF tho country is al
most enough to pay the national debt
and il it we're invested 80 that the Govern
ment could carry its obligations at low
rate and the depOsitors could get as much
as is now paid by the savings banks while
feeling utter security, it would seem to
be better for all concerned. At any rate,
no more banks would break, and no more
rascally officers run away with the funds
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Talking Through "a Mans Body.

AAh AAAOAbA - uAuhb DUUJ.
The most extraordinary test to which
the telephone has been subjected was in
an experiment in New York last satur.
urday. To determine through what re.
sistance the telephone could be operated
the wire was cut and one OF the severed
ends held in the right hand Of man, the
other end being in his left hand. The
resistance Of the mans body had pre-
yiously been ascertained to be equal to
live times the length OF the Atlantic Cable,
but messages were sent through and heard
as distinctly as il the wire had not been
severed. The experiment was continued
until tivemen had been introduced in the
gaptO complete the circuit, the resistance
being then equal to twenty-five times the
length OF the Atlantic Cable. Under those
circumstances the messages were trans
mItted without difficulty and distinctly
heard. No electric battery was used In
the experiment, tho current being produ.
ced simply by the magnets Of the tele.
phone. The persons through whom the
current passed were not conscious Of any
peculiar sensation.
Actually talking through wire under
tho Atlantic Ocean from America TO Eu.
rope will no doubt soon be accomplished
possibly within month or two. Bat
that will not be so wonderful as talking
through mans body without the man
being aware Of it, To make an Atlantic
Ocean message equally wonderful the wire
on either side the ocean must DO run 10
the waters edge and there stop, leaving
the ocean water to complete the circuit.
May not even this be possible2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

AT a meeting OF the conservatives OF
Kinds county Miss, few days since,
resolutions were adopted indorsing ex.
Governor Brown as candidate for Gov.
ernor, and saying: /" We do most heartily
indor'e the policy pursued thus far by
the National Administration, and consid.
er it the only means that will ever cause
our Union 10 be united together as one
people, or rise to that rank which nature
and natures God intended for it" A State
ConvCntiOnis called, to meet at Raymond
on the 18th OF October, " that we may ma.
mature suitable plans to shape our ends,
and choose satisfactory and competent
men to gil our places Of trust for the
next two ysurs." The meaning of this
rebellion against the regular Democratic
nominees is that the people propose to
sci aside ignoramuses, politicians, and
demagOgueS, and substitute in their stead
men Of more advanced ideas, who will
both watch with more vigilant eye the
interests Of our people and live more
closely up 10 their solemn obligations"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17
A Talk with tho SteubenviIlc
Strikers.

Letter ia the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The first parties to whom ! applied for
information were couple Of Hibernian
strikers whom ! found sitting idly In
front Of q grocery near the Gravel" shalt.
The atoutest Of the pair informed me that
the cause Of trouble was the size Of the
cars used TO carry the coal from the mine
10 the surface OF the earth. In the Grav.
Ell shaft these cars were said by the opera.
Tor 10 hold but fifteen bushels Of coal,
while the men claimed that they hold
from sixteen and a half 10 seventeen
bushels. The miners claim that the
amount paid them per car twenty-five
centS) for mining the coal Ia lower than
they can work for and live, and they do.
mand an increase Of wages Of seven and q
half cents per car, or one.hRlf cent n
bushel, before they will return TO work.
"What are you able 10 make at your
present rate Of wageS" said !. "Well,
sur, very little" was the reply. "Take
one man with the other and the average
would be about Sl2 for every two weeks,
and man can't keep house and support
a family on that pay. "Do you get paid
every two weeks % / asked. "Oh, then, in.
deed we do" was the response. ave get
our money in good greenbacks on the Sd
and the 18th OF every month. There's
nothin' can be sed agin the Companies on
that score" "Then you are great deal
better Off than u good many other poor
miners know Of" l continued, and then
| asked: Are you compelled to take any
OF your wages out in store pay2 mot
cints WORTH" said my Milesian friend;
"there's naer a Company but wan that
hex store at all, and that's tho Rollin'
Mill Company, and yer not compelled to
dale there unless ye want to, and II ye do
70 get yer things cheaper and better nor
in any other store In the town, l believe"
"Do many Of the men deal there" was
the next query. "Bedad, l believe the
most ov them duz, Twas the answer. "Why
shouldn't they? 1eud DO a damn name
man that wouldn't dale with his boss II he
sells to him as chape as any other man."
"Then your whole complaint lies in the
fact that you don't get enough Of wages?"
said l. "That's it, exactly" said the
miner. 1.-THE bosses say they can't afford
10 give us any more"
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FROM all accounts 1t appears that the
great pictorial publisher OF New York,
Frank Leslie, whose recent failure is a
fresh subject Of discussion, has always
been an adventurous sort OF fellow. He
was poor English eugrAver, and wa,
mot named Leslie, but took that name
when he came to this country. He has
lived in very SNOWY manner, figured in
the divorce courts, aud on the whole run
career in which his principal Satisfac-
ton must have been the pIeaeurable ex,
element Of balancing on the narrow edge
Of risk.
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silver Coin LegIsIatIon,

ASamatter Of general information we
publish the following, which gives the
weight and fineness Of the silver coins is.
sued by our government since the year
1902, when the frat coinage law was en-
acted:
/. Upder the law Of 1892 the silver
dollar weighed 4l6 grains, 1862 4.1O fine;
and parts in same proportion. Weight
Of 81, 900 sCGi ounces.
2. Under the law Of January IS, 1887,
the silver dollar weighed 4l2! grains 900
flnei and parts in same proportion.
Weight OF $1,000 S5Os ounces. This is
the dollar which was demOnetiEed in 1878
8. Under the law Of March 8, 1858, the
haIi.dollar and smaller silver coins were
reduced Ia weight, the half.dollar to 1902
grains, and the Quarters" "dimeA" and
"hali.dimeS' in same proportions. One
thousand dollars Of these coins weighed
800 ounces.
A. Under the law Of February l9, 1873,
the hall dollar was raised In weight to u
grnmmes (l02 0.lO grainS), and smaller
silver coins in same proportion, 1000 Of
these coins weigh SOSi ounces. By the
same law The TRADE dollar was author
lied, it to contain 42O grains. One thou
sand dollars Of these coins weigh S75
ounces.
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The Popular WIN Rules.

The policy adopted by the present Fed.
eral Administration consoles the South
for the disappointment Of its political
hopes In the result OF the! last Presiden.
tial campaign. Confidence, which can
never exist where the property and
rights Of citizens are subject to the NAL.
Ice and covetousness Of usurpation, has
been recovered with the ablishment
Of State goverpments representing the
popular Will.-Mtp Orleans ReayGne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-17

TIE city Of New Orleans is about to
add chapter to the history Of American
municipal dishonesty. OF debt of S29, /.
100000 only s., 900, 900 Is legal, according
to pamphlet issued by an association
known as tho Real Estate and Tax.pSy.
OrS' Union. A large portion Of this mon
ey was used in internal improvements,
and in aiding railway construction, the
benefits Of which New Orleans is now en-
Toying.
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Tho Money Order Sys stem.

The money order system Of the United
States Ia mainly based on that Of Great
Britain, the method oil transmitting and
paying the orders, and the numerous
checks employed, being generally the same
In both countries. Thee checks are MI.
merou', the result being perfect safety.
Whilst this Is secured, to the public at
least, the elaborate machinery Of the sys.
tenn Ia Of necessity expensive.
Even before the recent reduction Of the
coat Of money orders in Great Britain,
they could DO procured at lers expense
there than here. The rates for domestic
money orders in this country are ten
cents for orders under Sl6, fifteen cents
for orders between Sl5 aud $50, and TWEEN.
ty Eve cents for amounts between $40
and $50, In Great Britain, previous to
1871, the rates were three pence for am.
cunts under CO, Sizpence for orders from
G2 TO E5, ninepeuce for sums between G5
and Ct, and one shilling from e. to clio,
beyond which no single orders are given.
In 1871 the rates were reduced, and are
now one penny for sumS under ten shil.
lings, two pence for sums up 10 Cl, and
one'penny additional for every additional
pound, until il reaches one shilling for
$40, as before,
As every order Issued costs the English
Postofice Department threepsncei it
10 evident that each order issued for a
small amount entails a loss 10 the Gov.
eminent, and as large proportion Of the
orders are for small amounts, the loss
cannot be uncomfortable. An official
statement shows that a profit Of 100000
in the money order business in 1870 was
converted into a loss Of 81 400 in 1875.
This discovery has set the Government to
deviSing ways and means for preventing
further loss. A Commission Of practical
men, only part Of them officials, examined
the subject thoroughly and reported two
plane: one a restoration OF the rates in
force before the reduction in 1871, and
the other an entirely new scheme sug.
Se''euUy VI CH''"y"t' 'n' A''Ou"'u"'
anu Ne','VeF u'"1ta' Vi 'ne io''olH.e'
Ho 'u'A VI wv '"''e. pa" 10 ~ I':u'
Pos'o'H'e no'e' 4oF gwen sumo wn'cH
no'e' Sna'' e''neF DC open anu payable 10
De"Fef a. "n' mo"ey OrueF ounce III Tue
hnSHon''Of'"A'' 0e capSD'e Oh oe'ng niaae
W tne ufA"eF payaoIe 10 otueF' anu IL ne
10 ueslfe ~ crossed 10 any money ofueF
ounce nc Pleases' 4hese notes would IN
tact' DO IKE an ordinary bank note A
.nrm deslring 10 remit a number oil small
sums would 30 10 the poatoihce, where
they would buy E2O worth oil notes, Just
as they would BUY tZV worth oil postage
stamps They might then distribute
these notes to their pSyees all over the
country, with the knowledge that where
ever any one oil them was presented at a
money order office 1t would be hOnored.
ltthey chose to fill In the name OF the
payee' 1t would only be paid to a person
endorsing the payees name upon it. In
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srTrtSo Bull is no "slouch" after all.
II appears that his real name is CharIes
Jaoobs-that no Is native OF Fort Gar.
~, and a graduate Of 81, Johns College
there. Hs Is forty two years Of age,
speaks French and English and several
Indian Languages.
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The PrerIdent,s Policy:

He found that justice to the whole
country could only come through kind.
ness to all sections Of the Union, and he
boldly announced this, and has, up to this
time, been consistent in carrying II out
HieEabRTg Herald.
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THE trade upon the oceans, and be-
tween the United States and other coun.
tries Is, just now, specially healthy and
encouraging. The Eastern commercial
reports inform us that, though ocean
treiShtS arc almost forty per cent. higher
than they were year ago, the demand
for room on the steamers for Europe is
greater, and two or three Of the leading
lines are increasing their tonnage.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18Th, ISL,

Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following do
scTlbed property; Lot numbered hVe tSl In Square
Numbered nin0 (Ol In town Of South Wheeling for
merry called RltchIetoHn, In the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, with all the privileges
and lBpurtenhnCes TO the same belonging.
Title good, but will convey only such title q d
conveyed 10 me BY sald deed Of trust.
ITEMS or HALE-One third or more In cash, the
balance In twoequal lnAtAllmentS at slx and twelve
months, evidenced by negotiable notes bearing In
tGre1t from day Of sale, tho title to DO retained
SSps W. J. W. cowDEN, Trustee.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s AZ I7 RESIDENCE ON

With view o. moving 10 the country the sub.
leflbtr Oilers his tWO.stOTy ornamental Frame
Dwelling House, on North Front street, TAland for
sale. The house stands on Lot No. i92, 90 leet
'front.' running about 400 feet back 10 tho River;
House or Plant Conservatory attached, ana o1t.
houses The river bank Il well and permanently
Rip-R1pped, A ANAL Orchard Of select fruit, On.
hamentAl trees BhTnbbery Of various kinds, RFHpe,
flowers, Hybrid Perpetual Roses In variety, and all
thlnge neCeseary I9r me 9d9tnment o. The grounds
the Street Railway and but abort walk from The
Bridge and 10 the most desirable River Lot now Of.
talnihle on the Island For further Information
enquire on the promises II. z. SHRIVER,
Eepi5 Nc. q North Front Street.
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HANCKEL-PAULL.-on wednesday, scptem-
b,r z, 1877, BY Rev. J. A. Henry, D. D., EDWARD
II HANcKEIy Of Charlottesville, Va, and PHKBE
W, daughter 6i the late Raw Alfred PAUL, Of WCit
PHILADELPHIA, No cards.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Henry B.
Ebellng and Wllhelmine Ebellng, his wife, and
Henry EbSllng, Jr and Mary RbellnE, his wife, 10
me n Trustee, dated February 10th, 1875, recorded
in Deed Of 1IuSt Book No. s, page IFS, Of Ohio
County Land RecoEd', will Sell At the front door
nl TIM Ennfi Hnnan Of nhln cnnnlN. m
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FOR SALE

E0R sALE-Real E,tRte-Wanted buysn for
l. 200 tracts Of land, each $40 acres, located Is
years ago; also for lots In the prosperous and pro-
gret.lvC town q drahamt all on route great Texas
stock region Of North Texas. L. y. GRAHAM,
Land OiieU, Graham, Young Co, TeXaI. seplBS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

tDally except sunday-Newark Accommodation,
tste1benVlll0 Accommodations train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bcllalre, stopping when reQui-
Tedat Sherman House, RtnRVillo, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.