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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-04-04

DANvILLE DISTRICT.
n s DuckiSenAN, =. E.-p. o., Biooia,burg
Danvir, St Paui's-w. A. Ilouck.
Trinity B. +. Stevens. la
Riyersids.-J 7 Wilson. ynH
Norlhumherland--G. Warren,
washingiohylle- L. $. crone.
Iola--G. V. sayidge. iaiiNn
Burkhorn--r. o. Clees I H 800 uH
Bioonsburs-M. l.. smyssr. M
Espy and Light STA. Britain.
orangevills- S. Mendenhall.
ilenion-, J Buck.
Wesley Chapel and UnityyilIe--ro be supplied.
Berwiek---J, S. MeGarrah ...r..lI ~.
MiGipville--J. Lloyd.
Beach llaeen-ii. d. fortner.
Bloomiugdale--J. =. brown, Il Lovelsnd.
Muhleuburs---N. Is. Smith. ~ 4ta
saisSsnan) - Mourhead.
Whue lla,rn--A. NJ kesier
llekor, Ruu-w. A Carver.
wraiherly- n II Col6urh.
stockton nud liumboldi--c. W. Marshall
Beaver Meadow--J. 7. Brnlori,
llalehou--A NJ, Creighton
Jsancsvilc aud Aud,nreid-M L. Drum
conyns shani-G NJ Larned.
South ilebsrion--U. l.. BrBseo;er, J. H. Shipe.
Cataaissa--f. Genrhart.
Elysburg--J. Guss.
shamesin-'r NJ. Reese.
Ceuirana--J ilvfoing.
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u II W. spcnc :, boots. shoes groceries 7
Y Nuier, Dyer Co., m,rcbandise, ,...... u
~ u. l.. Ferguson, mcrchaudise..........,. 7
49,. h.... "A. .,.,,n
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AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA,
tArpLErosS
NEW REVISED EDITION,
Complete in l6 Volumes.

Entirely rewritten. Everything brought down
to the present time. illustrated Throughout with
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Every day brings SON, thing new Mt fleck A
Co.'s store. II you don't believe It 60 and see.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FLEcK a co. HAVE EMPLOYED
MISS NELLIE MBAcHEN

LADIES WISHING A NICE HAT OR
BONNET WOULD DO WELL TO CALL AT
PLECg co.'s STORE.
Clcar6elJ, Pa, April 4, 1877.
New Embroiieries iust received at Flcck A
Co.'s store. april
couE AVID SErrLE II want II distinctly under.
stood that want my books settled. Those know
lag To have unsettled accounis with me, are here
BY daily notified to come forward aud settle nj
their enrliert convenience, and If they neglect 10
do 20. they may expect TO be notlh,d by the
Constable after tao lft Of May. J. Ia, LEAvr.
Clearfeld, Mar. 7, '7T-2m.
New Millinery Goods just received a, Eleek a
Co.'s Store. aprii y
Dru Goods-new, neat aud fashionable--a'
7. A. Firck a Ca.s. UN
WASTED l-l0o,0OO 26-inch shaved shingles-
to average fIom to 81 inches--ior which We
will pay the highest market price.
= IfHfH in A. KRAMER Co.,
fob.2stfl Clearfeld, Pa.
Go and see the new goods at Fcek's store.
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Boggs Township


i3 J. ssylcr a son. mcrrhandise. ...... 10 90
IS d. 10, eiandrr, nerchandise............i 10 90
~ MuYre, ilepilt,n Co.. mdse.,....... ~ 40
"a J II Edinger, hardware. ur
~ knutz a Ginier, ........,.......... o.
II simon ktarr, canicctioutFy ............... uu
~ q. y. knarr, houts 4 shOes..... .......... 90
" John sehvurick, noiious. etc........ 90
" John llcierlDg noiuns s......... ........... un
Johu Dab ~. mefcaandise..,...... ........ ~ 90
10 q. d. kyaus a Bro, lnelobanaisc....... 10 o.
II 5 Montgomery. dry goods cfc............ Z nu
- Iunes Bi,s. ierchuul lise........ ....... 10 o.
~ j Il. shai,r 4 Co.. .gfoeofie................ 90
u !. j. Ellis, mtrchandise.. 90
a Johu Guodyctr dry glvds, ot'........, : ~
" j. H. iung, hafdwars........ ............. 10 90
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50 easily proved Well, let us take
ing pncs list. which speaks for llscli'
WHas> ASt,, : gs.ygsSF rersdS hcesaf si,a
nSsrNas0sss~ vaAHnsSAknlsHHln,
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speefafs.'
4. A. FLICK a 20.
New Spring siy lee at FlecG 4 Co.'S.
spiseicMfs.'

New Embroidcries just received at fleek a
Co = Store. april
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IOB PRINTING OF EVERY DEsCRlP
~ tinnnsati, exrrniei at this "Hcs.
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Misses and Children's G

mvrucco, prggcd shoes at -
sewcd sho.sat l.sj
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"VVives as They VVere.-

Susan d. Anthony may appeal to women
to insist upon equal rights and privileges
with men. Yet she must not become i'm.
patient, or forget that "large bodies move
slowly" 1t is but few years since wives
were little better than slaves, whilo to.day
wealth aud science vie with each other in
doing wOmaI's service and seeking to bet.
ter her condition. Many diseases that have
hitherto cursed her existence arc by the
use OF DR.. Pierce's FAvorite Prescription
readily cured. Her property in most Of
the States is now secured to her against the
debts of her husband. And rs water never
rests until it finds Its level, so the rights OF
woman will, il necessary, agitate them.
selves until every point is gained, and every
difference eQuitably adjusted.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFRICE DAILY ISTELLIGRSCRR,
"Wednesday. March Il.


There is better feeling being devel.
oped in commercial circles. The mar
ket for grain and flour is easier, in tone,
and dull, although as yet there has
not been a decline in breadStuHs in our
market. The hog products continues slug.
gish, and prices still favor the buyer. In
regard to groceries, there is nothing par.
ticularly new to record; there has been no
change of any consequence in values
during the past week. Trade in produce
circles continues.to improve slowly.
APrLEs-The arrivals are sufficient to
keep up the supply, as the demand contin.
ues light, but there has been some improve.
mentin prices. Quoted at 81 25al 80.
BurTRI-There has been no particular
change in the position Of the market since
our last general report. There is steady
demand for strictly prime table butter,
which is in light supply. We quote at
BAKING PowDER-S5aS6c per ID.
BEooMs-Fancy, 81 OOa9 35aS 90; plain
81 75a2 so
BEESwAN-95a2Sc.
CANNED GooDs-Dealers report toler.
able fair trade. Quotations: Peaches, 8 ID
cans per dozen, 81 10; 9 ID cans, 81 IS: 8 ID
cans tomatoes, 1919 Id cans tomatoeSSI 80;
Winslow corn, 2 ID cans, So 10; sweet corn,
100; common corn, 81 65; Btrawber.
ries, 2 Id cans, 81 70; blackberries, 2 ID
cans, 81 80; raspberrieS, . lb cans, 81 90;
plums, , ID cans, 81 70; lima beans, 3 Id cans,
81 70; cove oysters, l ID cans, 95; . ID
cans 81 rs.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, 50 C0a7 90.
CHEEsE-Thc trade continues rather
light, butprices are firm under the strength
OF holders at the sources OF supply. Re.
ceiph are very light, as they have been for
the past month. Prime Ohio factory l5Ilc;
New York do. Ice.
DRIED FRUIT-There Is scarcely enough
movement to establish quotations. Apples
quoted at Skate; Peaches 11cfor mixed;
lie for prime halves. Other quotations:
Prunes, Sc; Currant, 7Hc; Raislns, new,
50 10; Valencia, new, 10c. -
EGGs-With o. steady demand and di.
minished receipts, a stronger feeling has
been developed within the past day or two,
Fairly quOtable at 12ISal3c,
FIsH-Thereisa fair trade reported. Quo.
tationE: For packages containing 100 lbs Of
sound FISH; light weight and inferior Gual.
ity at prices to correspond: Goldfish,
homeless cod 70. Lake herring; new 50 %.
White Fish, IS so. Halt bbls. No. 5 mack.
erel IS 90; No, 2, $50.
GRocIRIEs-IhO general coffee market
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Not 10 tne aIanncr Rorn.

tFrOm the Detroit Free Press.)
Authors who have been in Australia,
and have written descriptions OF the
boomerang, had better keep clear Of De.
troit. A Detroit hoy OF fourteen con-
structed one OF those weapons the other
day after minute description in n book
OF adventure. The book said that the
boomerang would return and fall at his
feet, ready for second throw, and he
Solemnly believed it would. He armed
himself and went into the back yard to
practice, and he was carried into the
house by the servant girl and a house
painter, his nose being smashed Nat, and
his front teeth shaky. The boomerang
didn't drop at his feet, either because Il
wasn't good day for boomerangs, or be.
cause the boy wasn't born in Australia.
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NEw YORK, March l4.-Cotton-Quiet
at 1ljSal2c. Flour-Demand mainly for
immediate wants and local trade. Wheat
Dull; No. 9 Chicago spring nominally at
81 4G No. Q Milwaukee 81 ~. Rye-Firm
nj Slaslc. Barley-Dull. Mait--Firm.
Coma shade easier; steam mixed at BOA
55kc; steam yellow 6611c. Oats-Rather
more steady; western mixed and State 3Sa
5SC. Hay-Shipping G5a7Oc. HOps-Dull;
yearlings Calico; new western Sal4c. Sugar
Dull and heavy; fair TO good refining SN
a9ci prime 9Tc; other groceries are dull.
WhisEy-Quiet and steady at 81 OK.
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CHICAGO, March 14.-Flour4ouies and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull, weak and low.
er; No. ? Chicago spring 81 q cash; 81 92N
III 20 April; 81 27af az Nay; No. 8, 81 Ia.
Corn-Fair demand, but at flower rates; SOC
cash and April; 42jGc May. oats-Fair dc.
mand ut $50 cash; 321o April; 34Hc May,
Rye-Quiet at 6?a62lIc. barley-Firm al
6la53@ Pork-Closing lower at $l3 20
cash; $40 40 May; has sold at SIS So MAY,
Bulk Meats-Dull at 5a7Lta7%c. Lard.
Closing lower at 50 90 cash aud April:
50 l2H May; has sold at 50 30 May. Dressed
HogS-S5 60a5 G5. WhiSky-$l OI,
Ohcall Board Wheat was at $i24gk April,
81 Tx May. Corn 20 lower. Oats un.
changed. Pork easier Of $l3 GOALS OOa
20 90 April. Lard frmer Of 0HaI6c April,
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CINCINNATI, March N.-Cotton-DulI
and lower. at ike. Flour-Fair demand
Wheat-Stronger; red 81 45a1 50. Corn
Steady at 4la43c. 0ats-Dull at ,S5aSOc
Rye-Flrm at 72a7Sc. Barley-Dull and
heavy. fall 00aS0c. Pork-Strong at Sl4,2t
ala 30. Lard = Demand fair and price,
higher; steam 0ISca$9 10; kettle lOSiOXc
Bulk Meab-Firm; shoulders SIC; short
ribs 7Na7Nc; short clear 7ISc. Bacon
Dull Mt 6haSHaSLlaSXc. Butter Dull
and unchanged. Whisky-Sales at 81 0Sa
l ", with some private transactions under,
stood at 81 O5.
HoGs-Dull and unchanged; common
81 Goa49O; fair to good light So OOa5 90
packing 81 lOa5 ~; choice heavy 50 50a
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PHILADELPHIA, March Ii. - Flour -
Dull; Minnesota family $7OOaS As; Pennsyl.
vania and Ohio 81 S7a7 rs. Wheat-Dull;
Pennsylvania red 81 5lal IS; amber 81 81
nj 5Si white 81 Goal 60. Rye-Unchanged,
Corn-MOrc active; yellow 5lI<a55c; steam
54a54Hc. Barley-Dull. Oats - Firm al
4Oa44c. Clover seed-Dull at 1SaI5Ifc.
Pork-Sl5 GOALS 90. Beef Hams '2Oa22c;
smoked do llallIIc, Lard-.$O 0Oa9 80.
Butter-Eew York and Bradford county
extra 27RgSc; frsts 23a25c. Cheese -
Firm. Eggs-Quiet. Petroleum - Quiet;
refined Ice; crude nominally ut l3alSI Sc.
Whisky-Quiet; western Ut 81 %.
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AIlegllenyS' Cattle,

EAST LIBERTY, March 14.-CATrLR-Re.
ceipts to-day 2O4 head, all for this market
total for two days, 3 cars OF through and SO
cars Of yerd stock, or 56l head. Supply
excessively light, but quite equal to The
demand. Best SO 90, medium to good
50 25a5 60, common to fair 81 75a5 90.
HoGs-Receipts to-day / 100 head; total
for two days $3.50. Workers S. 2Oa5 40
Phlladelphias S. 75a5 90.
SuEEP-Receipts to-day Q, 200. head; total
Tor two days $500. Selling at s. 25a7 90.
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GROCERIES,.

77 777s705F7s9F-W
k0RTAlLHS AN
Potatoes, peck. !3Oa35
Sweet " .G0a7c
Onions..."....".."...40
Onions, new, pr bunch 5
Lettuce per Z" 10
Greens-kale, pr 1f.pk IS
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Murray Doesn't Want Boys Revi.
WALKED.

do not think boys should be anything
but boys, A boy ought not to have any
head; his father and mother ought to be
head for the first dozen or fifteen years Of
his life. He has no great development Of
spiritual life, and, consequently, cannot
comprehend spiritual growth, and il he is
sufficiently developed to know the differ
ence between right doing and wrong do.
ing; II he is sufficiently developed TO
know that it is right for him to go 10
school, and wrong for him not to 70 10
school; right for him to speak the truth,
and wrong for him not to speak the truth;
right Tor him to go to bed at hali-past I
O'Clock In the evening, and 10 get up at 7
o'clock IN the morning; that II Is right to
forgive Jimmy Jones, who has strnck
him; and wrong to throw n stone at him
round tho corner the frat chance he gets,
If he can be got to understand these
rudiments Of spiritual life, he will
understand all the Lord expects Of
him at his age. The best person
to teach him 70 pray ia his mother;
there Is no doubt about that, Neither
Mr.. Moody nor Mr.. sankey can teach a
boston boy how TO pray like his own
mother. Mr.. Moodys inquiry meeting
sno place for your boy. 1t Is a hot.bed
Of Spiritualism, and the boys who attend
these meetings will, ] suspect be the
worst boys in the city ten years from
now, unless God intervenes to save them.
They are BEING fad with aurh rich food
that they will dislike the taste Of 1t in ten
years They are being developed by the
I.SI pressure system, and they will DO
.he haidestcIass that the ministers have
70 teaeh IN q lew years. They will be Of
Tue Kind who will say when spoken 10
upon tue subject OF religion: 20, | was
converted when Moody was here ; I know
al ABOUT IT." The hardest class Of
young men Of which Ihays any knowl.
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BP TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Stock,

NKw YORK, March 14.-AfoSEY-Closes
easy at 2aS per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent. Custom receipts $25S,
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clearings $94,ON0,OOO. Sterling
dull at 4.SIa4.S53.
GoLD-opened and closed ut 1885, with
sales in the interim at 10il{. Carrying
rates la3 per cent. Loans were also made
lat. r
SnvER-At London 55hd. Here silver
bars are $f24lS greenbacks; 81 1917, gold,
Silver coin 4 per cent discount.
GovERNMRNTS-Stead
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BuIiHrIi LslierS for Ut JhOuId b 0ttsJIed " FSt,v
& Cdmphth," and Sheud IN no edIe Be ddtJeISd 10
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edge are about 20 years Of age, who know
all about II. They will take all the
preaching any doctor Of divinity can
give them in a lifetime and not be moved
BY Il; and unless some loved one 4
struck down at their side or some such
thing interyenes, they will become hard.
ened baGkBliders, a. ~
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GheGnteltiqeucer.
THE STORY IN VERSE.

Oliver p, he worked, you sec,
On illegal grounds" Tor HAyeE-
ZIck and R0scOc-Jlm Blaine, iOo,-
And they worked In daTksOme ways
They seated HAyss, that "casy" man,
The man they thought TO govern;
But, sad for them, though very bland,
HeproTed, tOSr "amilbly stubborn"
Hayes picked his cabinet, and sent ilin;
For hll "mAkers' not single pOsltIOnl
"DAmn II, y says Jim, "let kellogg 10,
OFthiI thing's'bOld uSurpAuon.'"
Thon Roscoe arose, and "sat ON Jim Blaine;
He BaW how the tide was running,
Tilden's retired, but Reform" It's plain,
Is trumps foI four years coming.
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NRw York, March 14.-Trade continues
slow with domestic commission houses, but
rather more active with jobbers. Cotton
goods quiet and unchanged. Prints quiet,
Richmond prints cents in agents hands.
Dress goods In fair demand. Woolens for
mems wear quiet Silks freely sold at
auction,
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TOLEDO, March II. - Flour--Steady.
Wheat = Firm: No. white MICHIGAN
81 55H; extra white Michigan 81 IS; amber
spot and seller March held ut 81 49al 40 ";
mob red 81 SS1s; rejected red held Mt 81 O5,
81 "a bid. Corn-Steady; high mixed 4394c;
NO, 2spot held Mt 1910; rejected 43c. Oats
Dull; No. 2 held at 3i1Gc, SIC offered;
white 40Hc; Michigan 3SISc.
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A Harvest OF HereSy Predicted.
IErnm tho ChrisiIan Rr,Iiinrl

-
From the Christian ResIster.l
For time, it may seem, on the surface
that evangelicalism is making great gains.
The tabernacle, dedicated by thousands
of church.memberS, a majority of whom
dishonesty repudiated the promises by
which they obtained their tickets, may
fesound with proClamations Of the worth.
lessness OF honor, truthiulness, justice
and other mere moralities, and throngs
may unite in singing the "deadliness" OF
hman duty; but this IS the last quarter Of
the 10th century, and hundreds OF intel.
ligent and Independent young men and
women Of your own communions are
looking on IhouShttully to see modern
orthodoxy illustrated and enforced. II
puerile arguments, medieval the
olOgy and grotesquc perversions Of
the well.known meaning OF scrip.
ture can break down liberal Chris.
tianity, tho sooner it is broken
down the better. But there is to be an
end Of this agitation; reaction from this
excitement; calm review Of imagined
gains and ascertaincd losses. Go on with
the depreciation Of good characters, the
declaration that unbelief is worse than
wickedness, the boasts OF monopoly Of
divine favor, the Conversions" Of little
children and members Of infant classes by
your accredited representatives.. Let the
secular press send the notable samples Of
orthodox logic, rhetoric and exegeSis into
every New England home. II there is
not TO be u large harvest Of heresy, sooner
or later, we are ignorant OF the spirit OF
the age, and blind to the signs OF the
times.
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STATE SRCURlTIBS-Qniet
STocKs-Steady to strong, without i'm.
portant feature. The Union Pacific Rail.
road Company has declared u dividend of
two per cent, payable April2d. The trans.
actions aggregated 14S, 900 shares, Of which
5000 were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western
Union, 5000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 1900
New York Central, 10000 Delaware, Lack.
awanna & Western, 5000 New Jersey Cen.
trail, 1000 Delaware l. Hudson Canal, and
mn 4 a p TaIaOranh
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CRITICISMS OF MOODY.
Moody,s secret Of n1nstcrr.

MoOuyS Secrct Oh hAuSterys
La Roy Sunderland, the now aged
meSmerist Of 80 years ago, writes to the
Boston Commonwealth from his home in
Quincy a Singular, suggestive letter about
Mr.. Moody'S power. He says the same
forces in the human mind cause in one
case pathetism, in another, the so.cal!ed
conversion. In these exCitements, masses
Of mind become plastic, and are shaped
by the dominant mind; and the shape
frequently lasts through life. an such
cases the mind is incapacitated for dis.
eliminating between truth and error;
and least Of all, are they in condition to
understand the mentPl machinery BY
which they have been operated upon,
They readily believe in the mystical, and,
ii told that God or dead man did the
work, they belieyeit." This MIR. Sunder.
land knows frem his own experience in
lecturing on "pathetism, as he calls the
science OF his own extraordinary power,
and he says: "Moody is eyerlastingly
drilling his audiences on faith, the power
Of which admit, far beyond anything he
has ever seen or felt. In regard to the
tact, the anatomy and the power OF faith,
| cannot Justly be considered 80
much Of an 'inEdeP us Mr.. Moody is
himself. l show him a timid body en-
tranced by faith in pathetism or the
lecturer, when she holds lighted candle
in each hand, in state of insensibility
10 pain, during surgical operation per.
formed upon her person. A thousand in
the audience watch the candle, and the
doctors who hold her pulse all agree that
her muscles and pulse never changed.
Mr.. Moody is prone to speak OF his cases,
but he never, no, never has reported u
case Of faith SO demonstrative as that.
And l know very we'll why he is un-
willing to allow me the opportunity to
explain or to demonstrate by actual ex-
pertinent in any meeting Of his converts
what faith is, nor to give them any &C.
count Of the humorous cases Of It's won.
derful power ! have witnessed, so very
far above anything ever seen in his revi-
walls. And the more candid l am in my
statements. the more unwilling Mr.,
Moody is to have his converts hear them.
And that unwillingness is peg he cannot
hide, and on it many doubt will be
hung "
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no CAPITALISTS.
Or Parties Of Small Msans Deslruus Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
6andenInn.

account Of advanced ags I am desrous Of
changing my residence and therefore Oder for SNle
ny laim situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
mo rlNer bank, midway between Bridgeport and
MATHIS Ferry, and Immediately ad oinInR INC VII
lage o. HtnAville. Tho property consists Of 10
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom
In inc hill there arc two seams Of coal Ok and 81
leGt thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an FOOL
VEN o. close texture sind or free stone an IS foot
vein o. mari, which altogether make q soil and M
underlying bed OF deposits Of q rich and valuable
character. '''' '"'--O's
On the surface, tho larger portion Of which lies
gently SOping to the cast, and all under dIroct az
gos.lIS 70 the sun, Vineyard Of 80 acres, nostly
CatAWta grapes all In fine bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itself able 10 nav
4 handsome per cent to the cultiTator,
inc property Is being approached above and be-
low ~ An advancing tide Of persons BeekIuR small
homeate1ds, and Is now really the only unoccupIed
territory between bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II valuable rs an Investment for capital seeking
sue purchase, and valuable to those who want mar
Ect gardening ground close 10 the city. II truntS
beautifully upon the river and commaudS view Of
valley. "~'S 'NS"S'' Va Wv
The terms Of ale will DO oue-thIrd cash, balance
N Two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
lorTed paymenu For further particulars inquire
OF RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the Trcmites, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-15
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DAILY.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-15

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-15

Nos and 10 make close c0n1Ccilon At Columb0S
for all points South and Southwest; nj ChIcnVO ioF
all points West and Northwest.
, Est-OOund trains make connections n BalumorO
!Or Philadelphia, New York and Boston, Al WRSh.
lhyEon City Tor all points South,
NJ mSI'4o1hd trail9 make direct connections for
All principal points West and Northwest.
FuiIhAn Palace ears on all night trainA
WHEELING, PITTS. BALTIMORE DIV.
'LCaycl daily sArrIv..J.I,v a,
""'0i'"S"'"'Isso a ~ Warrington, Pa 1910 an
'k1eepi sunday. sE1c0pt Sunday
Tickets to all principal points ON ualo Al Dspo,
Oihte oPun At all hourl during the day,
... TH0S Il. SHARP,
pr,,y,,r, Master Of transportation.
r. Z. DEYRlES, den'l Agent jazz