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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

MY dee~ boy, sand IA Iadv 10 a pre-
clous youth Of sixteen, does your ia
ther design you should tread the in
trlcato and thorny paths OF a profas
sion, the straight and narrow paths
of the ministry, or reveI amid the
nowerv fields Of litera;urro No, marin
dad says he's going to set Inc to work
la the tater ilell.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

A New Orleans man announces II
circular that, "havlng returned
from scientific trip through Europe
he is now better prepared.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01
COUNTY OFFICERS:

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Chief Judge-Hon. r. |. Bowie
Assocaales-Hons. John A Lynch and w.
Y. Buuic.
States Attorney--John G. Molter.
Clerk of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
Sherif-John Sweadncr.
uditor-Frcd'k j. Nelson.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01

1 bald man made merry at the ex-
ponSe Of another who covered his par
,j1i baldHps, with wig, adding as a
cincier, "Ion see how bald | am,
and don't wear wig "True,'
was the reply, "bnt IN empty barn
,eg"i>e& no thatch.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-01
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

District No. 15-Bcrnard Co!iflower.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

aud in the presence OF the Commander o.
the Faithful. who is himself supposed tC
carry it at the head Of the army; while q
fearful curse would be called down upon
the head of every Mohammedan who capa.
BILE of bearing arms, failed, to rally round
It.
The standard itselfis not very handsome
one. aud is surpassed both in value and
appearance of by many OF the banners
which belong TO the various benefit socie-
ties and other mutual associations of men
In this country. II Is of green silk, with n
large crescent on the top OF the staff, from
which is suspended long pulme OF horse
hair (said to have been the tail OF the
Prophets favorite Arab steed), while the
broad folds of the flag exhibit the crescent
and the quotations from the Koran already
mentioned.
The Flag of the Prophet Is kept in the
mosque of st. Sophia at Constantinople,
aud is in the custody of the Shek-ul-lslam,
or Mohammedan chief-priest. where all
well-wishers Of humanity may sincerely
trust II will ever remain.-[ Chambers
Journal.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

air changed to Champagne Charlie" the
door closed behind them, and only the
clergyman's voice broke the stiffness which
settled over the church.
looked at my mother. The expression
OF agony upon her face faded slowly to a
look OF Intense relief. She turned her eyes
upon me, bent toward me to whisper some
thing. and broke into perfectly audible
laugh! 1t was laugh OF sheer nervous
ness, without particle of mirth in 1t, but
= laugh nevertheless, positive and uncon-
trellabe. Laugh she must, and laugh she
did until her face grew scarlet and the
tears poured down her cheeks. aud she
was fsin to hide her diminished head bea
hind her muf-laughed until. in sheer de-
spair, she was obliged to fee from the
church just as the congregation rose for
the tie Deum.'
".
My mother and I sat for long time
without speaking, on that memorable Sun
day evening. She was calm and composed
now. though the traces Of recent emotion
still fingered upon her face. would not
be the first to broach one subject, the only
one upon which felt inclined to talk just
then so we sat silent In the dusky twilight.
watching the leaping violet flames which
quivered and nickrred above the bed OF
glowing Goals.
Frederick" said my mother at last.
Yes, mother"
Your Helen IL brave GIRL
II am glad that you thiak so, mother"
"Do you think, said my mother. slowly.
that she did 1t because am your mother
or because"
Il think" said /. quickly. THAT II any
thing would have prevented her doing it,
It would have been the fact that you are
my mother"
And that you were present" said my
mother. noddlng her head sagaciously. /
thought so, Frederick. we had conversa-
ton two weeks ago"
'On dancing, gambling, and laughing
In church suggested, as my mother
paused
Frederick" said my mother, severely.
Twill you be kind enough to let that sub
ject dropg Because was cantankerous
idiot and = self-opiniouated bigot, will you
leave me no place for repentance7 | have
had new views OF the iallibiity OF human
nature since then, and suppose nay
take womans privilege OF changing my
mind"
by all means" said. laughing. "es-
peolally As you have fulfilled the condi-
tions 80 admirably. - lIarper's Magaz ue
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

FIVE DOLLARS TO LEND.-A gentleman.
whose place of business IS not thousand
miles from the Merchants Exchange. i
annoyed, as many business men are, by
impecLnous individuals desiring smAll
loans. He has adopted the following
method of dealing with them: He will
listen amicably To the long preface to the
request to just lend me five dollars for a
few days. and answer certainly and
then turning 10 a clerk, says:
James. we have five dollars to lend,
have we not:''
Yes, sir" says well-trained James.
We'll. lend it TO Mr.. Beet
1T is not in, sir, you loaned it to Mr..
BummeG day before yesterday
"Ah. yes; so did. Well, when it comes
in lend ii to Mr.. Beet" and bowling to :nc
borrower, the merchant resumes his bu-i-
ness. and the needy one walks dejected!y
out to try more profitable place 8 Is
ton Commercial Bulletin.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
Life Mosaic.

Master. g. DO great work for thee, my hand
1. Tar too weak Thou gfvost what may suit
Some little chips TO cut with care M mute,
Or tint, or grave, or polish. Others stand
Before their quarried marble fair and grand,
And make q lifc-work Of the great design
Which ihOu hast traced; or, msny-skIlled,
combine
To build vast temples. gloriously planned.
Yet take the tiny stones which have wrought
just one by one. they were given by thee,
Not knowing what came next 10 thy wise
thought.
Set each stone by thy masisr-hand OF grace.
From the mosaic a. thou wilt Tor me,
And in Thy temple pavement give 1t pisce.
fRANCIs RIDLEY HAvFEGAL.
Good Words
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

"A party Of French wits once stopped
at tavern. When the feast was over one
of the members called in the hostess. AN
geliQue," he said, Il am going to give
you lesson In astronomy. Have you not
heard of the great Plateuic year. when
every thing must return to its former con-
ditfon? Know then. that In $1,000 years
we shall be here again, on the same day
and at the same hour. Will you give us
credit till then?' The hostess, however.
had her reply. Il am perfectly willing" J"
she retorted. but it is just 1900 years
since you were here before. and you left
without paying, settle the old score. aud
Twill trust you on the new
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01


Bosr,S. 1871.
A wonder ana = -.
W!ih The loat the s,LEsJ,,. sghxt. ~or.
Iialt craxed and h.if sl1v,r.
- =
Unc1o,hsJ =. sha ,,r;,,s., ..,,.sas "e'
wnh Nna5s * ., tr.m,i.d III ax., ,h.s h,,r,..,
With t,re shs A. re.y M .an;h.r
With .p,,nkls,d s.kes srrv.
She stooi IN fhe hrf,ed a{.ls s.tranv, .rd xreirJ
A. soul at the ,utrneu, dayi
HNET .-"-F-,
And riae ueorl.. held their hrr.sh !,
Tar ths-e srrtthe words he mahirn smoke
Throush fsps as male A. d.xth.
In thunder and breaking sesls,
Let all men worship Him in the way
That his light within reveals
All men NV courts shall tread;
And priest and ruler no more shall est
Ny people up like breadl"
She shook the dust from her naked feet.
And her sackeloth closer drew
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

"A traveller alighting ,fron the Bristol
coach entered the inn and called for some
beer. Observing the pint to be deficient in
quantity, he thus addressed the landlord ::
Pray, friend. how many butts OF beer
dOst thou draw in a month";" Ten, sill, -
replied Bouifaee. And you would like to
draw eleven rejoined Ebenezer. Ger
tsinly,' exclaimed the smiling landlord.
Then | will tell you how" added the
traveller; "fill your measures !"
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

A lady sent note to the newspaper
| to get a receipt to cure the whoOping
cough in pair Of twins. BY a mistake
receipt for picking onions was uncon-
sciously inserted, and her name attached,
and received this answer through the An
swer> 10 Correspondents :" Mrs. L. II.
B.-lf not too young. skin them pretty
closely, Immerse in scaldng water, sprin-
kle plenJifully with salt, and inmerse them
for week IN strong briue."
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

The DIFFERESCE-Some suppose that
every learned man is an educated man.
No such thing. That man is educated
who knows himself, and takes accurate
common sense views Of men aud thi1 %
around him. Some very learned men are
the greatest fools in this world the reason
Is, they are not educated men. Learning
Is only the means. not the end; its value
consists 10 giving the means OF acquiring,
the use OF which, properly managed. en-
lighteus the mind
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

Jack, aged five. was informed by his
nurse that he was going that day to church
TO assist at the christening of his little sis
ter, and that it he did not behave himself,
God would be very angry with him. Dur
ing the ceremony. Jack was seen to care
fully observe the surpliced clergyman who
officisted. and at last. evidently unable to
restrain his opinion, he startled the party
by exclaiming. "What long shirt Gods
got!"
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

"A well-known business man In wes-
tern Massachusetts town. not famous for
his legible chirography, recently wrote an
advertisement to tie local paper. The
editor viewed 1t from every point. and at
last asked what it was. "Why, SO rods of
picket fence. OF course" replied the adver-
tiser. well I'll be hanged if it don't look
more like hat than anything eise," ex-
claimed the irate printer.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

One of onr leading New York week
lies has hit upon happy plan for dispos
ing Of people who want to talk the editor
to death Upon entering the office the visit
or sees In the glass Partition before him
windows with sllveri plate over each
One Is inscribed Book keeper another
" Advertisements. another . Subscrip-
tinns," aud last but not least, the fourth is
Inscribed " For bores." Any strange er
showing disposition TO argue the subject
for more than ivcRinutes Is referred to
the fourth windowcg1iere a speaking tube
running down to he cellar. thence up to
the roof and down again 10 an opening
close 10 his ear is at his disposal. Tube
OF not tube: That is the question he asks
himself. He generally puts his lips to the
oritlce. yells out, is the editor iu:' and
then starts back atTrighted as the words
repeat themselves in his left ear. He yellS
ii again. and again the echo is repeated.
Then he looks sheepish, smiles a sickly
smile. remarks that That's pretty good
thing" slides out of the door and down
stairs before anyone knows what's the
matter with him, and never comes back
Com. Ado.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

While we are wrestling with the mo-
mentous question Of unemployed labor,
let US pause to consider how steadily and
lucratively employed is the man who minds
his own business.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01
FOR 4 START!

- 6s ~
As sunday school tescAcrs are already on the
lockout ~ iAe los ,,.-J, I. -, IN ., -, 20.
small cJ>t The Times j. a I0 page weekly I4i<f.
Among the Trs lag lesson winters dung the
present yrar .u addition D. the etiitaT> II Clay
I~.-.ft'4 and Gee ree A. T,.tK have lttfl lruf.
1ayl,r IHwss Pr & A. { kefirick, Rev Newman
Hall o.: London, and Faith lAtiuer' SPECIAL
arti,.es uu the lessons have Gisp been given by
many list .ugu.shtl Bible students. Tie plans
for]-7s !uelude Wriiers not inferior TO these
HOW TO GETIT. ify9a s d se2t ays5s ySgt name ne
Fesier with twenty FIVE cent. to the adc-c@s gwen
below yol III receive The iuvs eyeTy week for
three months ] rs offer : ouly FOR new 7io>tri-
bers persons who have not taken the rf je- i a
tho las: iaa'tl>, the regu. ar pricr t'Is SIS
= wear Pr seven cents additional. a specimen
:vpy " tie srA ,lars quarterly yiA n sent
Sp~llEljr- II tie Weekly lesson Leaf sent free
The SCHOLARS QUARTERLY issued every
three months l. likely L. - far more widely used
durus next year than ever tef9Ie. Is Circulation
during tts. lsst quarter reached liif.4 copies.
large STARE q tie tesI conducted uf'day schools
throughout the country are row using u IN place
Of the af, f,finary question hgps. It's editors are
determined hat 100 etu-t ~ tNi+'use shall lie
srarat to s.ei s, in advance nf'.i t'. lesson heps
f1r >. h...r> WY snIei-I 'ti4u"i.' aud teacher
in tie ,.ti.-Ev - |,'1 tAaf.irc !. tetIe deciding
upon lesson helps ~ neNtyear-
IT'S COST j. > cent, year. or 3 iar hundred
copies a ytar >.rt by NAL Ui;Aaat cost OF
r.sfsrs r. .ulscl-b,rS. Subscriptions taken for
three a- * months NJ the yearly rate. under 10
copies. ..-:-t tfS seven CSii- - "a. 10 stFpy
YOUR ctEss would co-i Fbr ~ '..'ars. one
year 81 .trcer2orih~ '-fte!.'' e sa,Edrs;
one year % Three months g cents Nordered
by the y,sf ti,y "a / e IN; enea quarter "a
ample t'rc i.r Use. Tie l~us iu: the fourth
quarter ot .ai. yasr oc,oter November. Decem-
ter d, boss .a4 Is. E.ai setri. Gene for sTeei-
meu copy stag stamps NAY * stnt IN place
of Curr,f4l-. u more COM eHicnt address
JOHa D. WATTLES, Publisher,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14
Now York.

NEw YORK, May l9.-Cotton-Qniet at
l0lsallc. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Steady and in fair demand for
export, checked by the frmnesS OF holders;
No. 2 Chicago 81 Of; No. . Milwaukee 81 90
bid; winter quiet but steady. Rye-Steady;
western 9Sca$l 90. Bariey-Firm; No. 9
Canada 81 0j. Malt Firm. Corn
Higher; understandable mixed 7OI<c; low
mixed tic; steam mixed II 1Sa72c; steam
white 72c; steam yellow 73c. Oats.DulI
andlowcr; western mixed and State 4Sa65I "
white western 52a7lc. Hay and Hops
Unchanged. CoiIee-Quiet but firm; Rio
cargoes l7a2lc gold; jobblng l7a22c gold
Sugar-Strong; fair to good refining i0>sn
l09sc; prime l0Hc; refined, demand
fair and market firm ut l2ai2Tsc. Mo
lasses--Moderate inquiry; n. o. 45I5ec
Rce--ModerNte demand. Wool-DemNnd
light but holders firm; domestic fleece SOC
pulled 1saS7e; unwashed l0lS0c; Texas 49,
&c. Whisky-Dull at 81 l01fal II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14
Vo CAPITALISTS
To CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DssIrous OF
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening,

account Of advanced age am deGirous OF
changing my residence, and therefore OtIef for Eale
ny lam Situated opposite the city Of Wheeling on
t t1 river TANK midway between Bridgeport and
Martlns Ferry, and Immediately djonlns the VII
la6e Of HtnaTille. The property consists Of co
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom
IN the MI there are two seams Of coal, TX and az
Iegt thiek, three deposits Of Limestone, an fool
VEN o. close texture sand or free stone an IS foot
VEN o. mari, which altogether make soil and an
uhnaetIylnE bed Of deposits Of rich and valuable
on the surface, the larger portion Of which lie.
6ehuy soElnB TO the cast, and all under direct e1-
osuIe 10 tho sum- "a Vineyard Of 80 acres, lnostly
SaW "a gnpes, all In Ghe bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itsC able 10 nay
handsome per cent 10 the cultIVRtor,
4he property Is being approached above and BE-
ioE by an advancing tide Of Perl0nS seeking small
nonesteads, and Is now really the only unocrupIej
Territory between Bridgeport and Martins FeTy.
y valuable rs IN investment for capital seeking
le purchase, and valuable 10 those who want mar
Eet glrdeninS ground close 10 the city. II fronts
tneAulliulIy upon the river and commands view Of
valley. '-N'' " '"e
The terms Of EAlo will be oue-thIrl cash, balance
N I'VE annual payments, per cent interest on de-
lgffed Payments. For further particulars inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
Un Tue premises, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14
TO AIN. PARTICULARLY IN.
EAEIDS.

spring Is trying season. Indications
OF sickness should ~ once be at.
tended to. Fatll diseases may be caused
by allowing the bowels to become consti.
pated and the system to remain in tliSor.
dered condition, until the disorder has
time to develop itself. An ounce OF pre-.
vention is worth pound of cure, is an old
and truthful saying. Therefore we advise
all who are troubled with the complaints
now very prevalcnt-headache, Indigestion,
diSordered liver want Of appetite, nausea,
or feverish skin, to take, without delay,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. We know Of
no remedy SO harmless and decisive in its
action. 1t at once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces healthy tone to
the system. People never need suffer from
any disease arising IRON disordered con.
dition OF the liver il they would take this
excellent medicine when they feel the first
Indications OF the malady. Families leav.
ing home for the summer months should
take three or four boxes Of these pills with
them. They have an almost instantaneou
elect. They will relieve the patient OF
headache in one or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver Of surrounding
bile, and viii eIectually prevent bilious
attack. They are sold by all druggists.
cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14

hAlLNOAD BONDS-GeneralIy hrm, eN.
cept coal issues, which were weak.
STATE SECURITIEs-Steady.
SToCKS-There was another break in
coal stocks this morning, Delaware & Hud.
son declining from Al 4 10 39lS, Delaware,
Lackawanna C Western from AK to 43L
aud Norris & Essex from 72H to GSlS.
There was free pressure to sell in these
shares, but the remainder of the list was
literally steady, and after the first call nd.
vanced. Western Union moved up from
6IH TO Gj1S, Michigan Central from AK to
AK, st. Paul preferred from As to 4SJS,
Pacific Mail from COX to 2lI{, New York
Central from 49,! to 9IL, Lake Shore from
s. to 55l5, and Rock Island from 99ss to 90.
After midday Delaware 4 Hudson recoy.
cred to 402S, Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western to A, and Morris & Essex to 69M.
There vas firmer undertonc in the after.
noon aud prices advanced 4 to . per cent
from the lowest point oil the day. The
selling movement in coal stocks Rbated,
and there was an important recovery under
purchases by shorts to cover. The trans.
actions aggregated 10, 900 shares, Of which
$4,000 were Western Union, 1000 st. Paul,
5000 Rock Island, $4,000 Lake Shore, 6,0O0
New York Central, $500 Ohios, 1000 Mich.
igan Central, $4,000 Delaware, LackawRnna
& Western, II 600 Delaware 4 Hudson and
10000 Morris & Essex,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14

CHICAGO, May 12.-FlOur-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat-DulI, lower and nm.
settled; No. Chicago spring 81 COZ cash;
81 70A June; 81 II July;No. 5, 81 81; reject.
ed 81 20. Corn-ACtive, but lower; 53Hc
cash; 5i3GC June; 56IIc July; rejected soc.
Oats-DullRnd lower; 4SJIc cash; 44c June.
Rye-Firm and unchanged. Barley
Steady Zoo May. Pork-Dnll, weak and
lower; $l475 cash or June; $l4 S7Il July.
Lard-Dull and lower; 50 40 cash; 50 AK
June; 50 60 July. Bulk Meats-Steady
and in good demand. Whisky-$l 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14

CINCINNATI, May 11.-Cotton-Quiet at
l01Sc. Flour-Dull and dropping; family
50 0Oa9 %. Wheat-Dull and lower; red
81 99a2 90. Corn-Dull and lower at 631I
a5Gc. Oats-Dull and unchanged Of asa
63c. Rye-Dull at 05a96c. Barley-Dull
and nominal. Pork Steady at SIS 20.
LArd-Fair demand; steam at 50 40 bid;
50 50 asked; kettle $40 25al0 70. Bulk
MeatS-Quiet but firm; shoulders &c; short
rib 71EC; spot 81 IS seller July; short clear
Sc. Bacon-Dull and lower at Ga0Iaska
&c. Butter-EaSier; Western Reserve i6a
lie; Central Ohio lSal5c. LinSeed OIL
Steady atGSa7ic. Whisky-steady ut 81 d.
HoGs-Firm; common 81 5Oa4 90; fair
to good light s. 0Oa5 10; packing 50 Goa
9 20; butchers IS 20,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Flour--Quiel
aud firm; Minnesota family 50 50al0 90;
Pennsylvania 50 75alO 20; Ohio $40 10; high
grades Sll OOal2 90. Wheat-Strongi west,
ern 50 OF; amber So %; white 50 25a2 80.
Rye-$i 07al 0s. Corn-Fair demand; yellow
zoe; white Csc; sail Csc. 0ats-Fair demand;
white Jla52c; good and choice do 53a5jIsc
Seeds-ClOver at 1Sal5c. PROFESSIONALISM.
active. POrk-$l6 5Oai7 90. Beef Hams
-2lA23C; smoked ll11al2c; picked OLA
l0Hc. LNrd-l0hall. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. Cheese-Finm and un,
changed. Eggs-Unchanged. Petroleum
Nominal; refined l49Sc; crude liz,
Whisky-QuieE western at 81 y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14
FINRNCIAl. AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stocns,

NEW YoEE, May l2.-MoNEY = Closed
easy at 2a2}E per cent, Prime mercantile
paper 31GaiE per cent, Custom receipts
S27i,OOO The Assistant Treasurer disburs.
ed $l9S,0O0. Cleariugs $2S,OOO,OOO. Ship.
ments OF specie to-day 81, 100000. Sterling
quiet actual business, long 4S7 short
4.S9H
GOLD-Opencd at lO7A, declined to
lO7 and closed ut 1919. Carrying rates
l4al per cent. Borrowing rates fiat to |
per cent.
SILyER-At London 54d. Here, silver
bars, 81 @6H greenbacks; 81 10 gold
Silver coin "a per cent discount.
GONERNNIESTS-Eir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14
Toledo,

TOLEDO, May a. FlOur--Firm. Wheat
Quiet but firm; No. white Michigan
nominally at 50 OS amber Michigan spot
SO 09a2 10; seller May s. % spot; seller
June 50 II bid; seller June 50 % bid; sci.
Ter June S2l1; No. 2 amber ST. So. Corn
High mixed spot jOHaj9Xc; seller June
dlc; No. . spot 5Sllc; seller May 5Sjfc
offered; sellerJu ne 59Izc; seller July Oh
a6i llc; seller August csc; rejected nom.
inally at j5c. Obstructive; Michigan Soc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14
SI.5O PER DAY.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
VIM. A. Hoover, Richard Artrr)
and Peter =. Young, partners
rs VIM. 4. Hoover 4 ca.

Wm., A. Hoover, Richard Artcr)
and Peter y. Young, partner,
rs VIM. A. Hoover L Co,
VI.
Jacob +. Linkert, Martin SchaI-
fer. Joseph Dietrich, James
Graham, and another or othcrsl In Chnneerv.
whose names are unknown,
partners as james Graham 4
Co., Vim. II. Caldwell, Trustee
and The United States Build.
Ing Land and Loan Association
Of Wheeling.
In the Ohio County Court.
ny virtue Of 4 decree inferred In the nb5ys emit
IeI cause on the 10Th day Of March, 1877, II Is re-
lcrred TO the undersigned Commissioner 10 take
sIGts and report an account showing;
ElSt-Ihe liens upon real estate In said bill
WShuohedr with the amounts and prI0ritIcs thereof
eeCohd-Any other matter deemed pertinent or
required BY any party In interest.
n; Nouce IS hereby given that have fixed on
MSuhesIay, May lG, 1871 at O'Clock, as the time
ana nI my othce, No. 1918 ChaplIne street, wheeling
ONO county, W. Va, as the place for taking and
ataung lhe matters In EAld decree men TONED.
C.--,--,. II. b. PERCUSSION,
W. Va. O'''S S'N-'''
wy: ERsErSE, Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
Hp2i-M
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MARTIN7S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT,

No. llS5 MAlxIr ST., e ne only A,Gi-ci1tl Rec
has separate rooms for ladies' or where youean and
that quiet cleanliness Of 4 home, combined
With the bet csiSAs that can b bound IN the CIV
He keeps on hand the very bat the market AFFORD,
IN VEGETABLES, alh, eysters, game, and everything
In the country. He can be relied upon always 10
furnish everything unt-elAa. nys