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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-24
PART II.
IN THE VALLEY.

ooh! papa, do you think it's going to
snowa" Bessie looked appealingly into
her fathers face.
'Yes'2''
ooh! then Ia give you most all nv
candy" replied Bessie, holding up what
once might have been candy, but what
now looked like a very sticky little
hand.
"And if I should say Mop
"Then," said Bessie cit does seem
to me as if never could speak to you
again"
Papa went to the window. Outside it
was nearly DARK; but he could see, easily
enough, that it was going to snow, and
pretty soon, too.
"I'll take the candy" said papa, "for
I say yes"
Bessie climbed upon her papa's knee,
and, putting her head down on his arm,
she said:
Papa, I went to ask you favor, but
it's such big one I'm afraid you'll just
say mo- the first thing"
"Does mamma know what it is all
about?"
"Oh! yes, sir. She knows, truly and
honestly. Don't you, mammal"
Mamma only smiled, and I think there
was some other reason than, just because
she was counting stitches, that she didn't
say anything.
"Well, papa, you know,--7ou know
day after tomorrow will be Thanksgiy-
ing; and-and- he says he is going
to take his skates to bed, and I want to
know, now, please, papa, if I can take
Clear the Track to bed with me this
night2"
Papa looked perfectly astonished.
"DaY after tomorrow will be Thanks
giving, and you want to take Clear the
Track to bed with you tonight, Just
because it is to be-"
"No," said Bessie, 'tit isn't that; but
don't you know Thanksgiving is one good
thing and Clear the Track is another,
and when two good things come together
it's ever so much more fun than lust on,y
ore, you see.'
Now, what do you think? "Clear the
Track" wasn't a doll, or pussy cat, or a
steam-engine; but, if you'll believe me, it
was nothing more or less than new sled,
with a cushioned seat and two long swans
necks curling up in front. Now, you
don't wonder, I suppose, that papa opened
his eyes so very wide when Bessie wanted
to take sClear the Track" to bed with
her.
"Why don't yon say something,
mammal" said Bessie. "Why don't YOU
say you never in all your life saw such a
good little girl as was when pounded
my finger, you know-or-or something
For once, however, Bessie's ally failed
her.
"But I tell you what, Puss," said papa,
"You shall tie Clear the Track to the
bedposr, and I'm sure he'll not get away
before morning."
Ofcourse, with both papa and mamma
against her, Bessie bad to give up; al
though she told Joe afterward that she
could just as we'll have slept between the
runners as not.
AS bedtime drew near Joe and Bessie
never felt less sleepy in their lives. Joe
had been caught with his skates buckled
on, walking over the dining-room floor
"Just to try his ankles" he said (although
| don't see why he should have been so
happy, when the snow that was coming
would surely spoil his fun); and Bessie
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-24

A little girl wanted more battered
toast, but was told tnat she had enough,
and that more would make her Ill.
WELL" said she, s'give me snnuzzer piece
and send for the doctor.",
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-24

BY five o'clock brave, strong men were
out with heavy ox-teams. But the women
shook their heads. Eight hours out in
the storm, and nothing but wee bits of
children, too. And they take their own
babies into their arms and think: "What
it they should be out in the snow!" And
not few brave the storm to go and com
tort the poor mamma whose children are
really lost to her.
"Blow! blow! blow! But overhead the
air is clearing. A shout goes up as a star
peeps out through the clouds and the
storm is over. The voices of the men, as
they break into parties and leave the
road tothe right and to the left, are heard
IN every direction. And the moon comes
out, just as we saw it on the hills.
Six, seven o'clock! What a hopeless
task it seems! Any drift might cover
them, and willing hands might pass them
by without sign.
Still they work on, wandering far out
over the fields. stopping at a farm house
door here and there, gaining helpers
everywhere. The snow still drifts with
the wind; but the search never flags.
Harlk! Was it a shout? No. Listen
again.
Bow, WOW. wow."
Creeping slowly through the snow, lift
ing one paw YEARLY after another, comes
dog, No one seems to know him, and
around his neck is swung q hunters
pouch.
Did | say no one knows hint That
was a mistske. We know him well;
don't Bes His name is Hector and he left
, 1878-07-06
sgEsfia EE1EEGfsTS.

PascS, Ei.Ii.!l TaLi.s, Furniture. GLi-s, -
az: it acI.t ;lts II t===s o;i-r@--- IL
IS,-, H..Ie AM o.-t.is-s, t.lk-n only II o4L-
TI5h If ,.aull-,, hl--lil.-r u i-lsogr. 81
Ae -, T..r!....--s Banning Fli:Es OILS Ah' .
Other iCuij5, u G-Ho Or u.A-I Nrsar.7, - 'N---
r.>t 81 l..L.l.
fs.s t,IAei. only At nl-E "a ri>k Ci break -
tGCIts, Vegetables, all t! c-h-- l-E-sLi--z I'''
eTty, at owners II 4 uI irr~- 0r ,:-ciy- i
Furniture 70; }r<-l, :.:. al -',rl'nlt iI-i -
Mechanical iau!'-m,uts, 1T mp OF knos%e. = -
Il! owners ri~k q Iii..a-s -:i Liaiiag u '''a,-
NUr viii thc Company !r rrE0rsis.= -: ar- - ~,
il ally part unless l.. - 81. IN. Ectt
, 1878-07-06
Dag.T sgEEEaE RITES,

NerchGn!sse, Fruit aHt N,s.,."!cs, s;!,-s '-~-
al-"ve F-r tyII r.;-F-.r=T.@G.= yr5.
WSo!, sav.u .,..lrs Pr ten weight b-v' -
eaah 10 cents. ID
Nc,.i, :I:.!, Stone anf 1--we Stock ct ai'''-
rate, up ~ down, y car lo-l. -
F.e: ;re-,it rates 4 Pr ton, up OF -J"-'
ceiyr! from 81 G-.5vg-el ;O t1a.rs. IN
after It Is r.n..r,I At lLe Grs0-s vi aT s''---
OHE=T'> -EE,I--- nd E.sE. nj:
AId all Ir-lgLc T.-s.y-, al 'e-.'-s "i' -.
risk Of Ere ur,l ~!.gpl eh:y . 80. - i
Al hills i4gabis II sod con bs.oEe es'-'
f.el-l..-
, 1878-07-06
THE HARVESTER KING !!

er5:nI
f AnoHasj, ' i"ntr Att Ioen having tn 1rss sl tested
KIN eAlc 1at his tHd the tt ani caution
sr.aa.Gs lul
, 1878-07-06

CorNrI&rrIT C,r<s.-Wc h,a.I ta-.Iav
and yesterday --ra; deal q c1m.la.nt
about counterfeit hall dollars hem passed
OF uPon o:r cl-lzrps II considerable cuan.
:ity. onc merchant thiS m0rui-r TOXIN
about so q tbs spurious staff. and a,hers
have been s"iudlei oUt Of smaller a-nor,,-s
Iwea;y-d"',ar Tr.lS. cars4inir. genuine COINS
at each end and The remainder ETl,l MI,
eoatte:;s't, are easi,,, assoc. and .llis neih-
oil Is frequently chosen. because i,,>fnsss
men tal! = ;a5e the trouble 10 cpsn and ty-
anime the rolls. Our merchants s1cpli h.
on Their guard Por',r4F T,1,,,ryp
, 1878-07-06
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trci-!.-e'. - - IT tie tcir--pI IA, IL - -
o. : T.,,;4e-s! Ii.es. .>I.-,.I..-Eit-
, 1878-07-06

., - I u. / h.EN -Ta;, has been used in
IN case 81 4 child fo-r years old. who has
heen '3IF Luraei. SafTGrarion was ahrrt-
AM and 5" offensive that they ordered the
child 1'pid hath, containing couple Of
punches SulphEra.e of IRON. This gave re
He' to the PAIN, and bein- repeated twice 4
'aE- twenty minutes each bath. the child
soon was well
, 1878-07-06

NEHTTE-W WASHING nALSoIMIiIII;1-. IN. =
~ Wall Coluria.,, and General 'i"so.-7A "
the city and vicinity Als", s5iii ,7'-,,I Vii b
orders left at the Star Market
promptly attended 20 ,-,.oy E GO.
3G-tf WI JOhAsoH> I---- = ):
DRINTERS' SUFPLIES.-N; "a V.qs-
ran..e5l 10 keep on hand a stock k,l e. -C.sD
PAPER, FLAr Cap, Folio Posi- az inteasi
SIocK. and invite the p&tronaTr u u 10 -
priIntin., Offices. All orders address"
SrA.sNAx Office promptly fllcd
, 1878-07-06
Thc inna MAIDSTONE.

INQUIRY havirs recently been made rs
tn the whereabouts # a genuine mad
stone. the following VII give the desired
information rsgITim- ruc which las "
wonderful record: 1t il nI~ IN the pos
session If Turner Evans, of i'aris, ''''cN
son Township, Linn county, the nearest
point to winch Ly railroad . A"Ain"saa,
on the nuhuquc AID aanthTtsleIn ran, ano
road. It's propertIc, were frSi Known l,'o
wears AGO in Virginia Ii has been IN the
Evans family since first hown. Inc
present InsseSsnr received II from Ills
father. Adam Evans. For thTty-clSht
wears. while in the possession OF AGian
Evans it did many wonderful cures, ana
was known far aLl vide. He received It
from his father III 1872, while living near
Boore station, Kentucky. On the death
Of Adam Evans, 1t passed 70 Turner
Evans, more than twenty years a@o. Dur
ing that period it has been tested many
times, and never faded to care the rabies,
even III the most severe aild almost hope
less cases. At first the neIglEoTs "f Dir
Evans were incredulous, and inclined to
ridiculc the thing, hut alter HUMOROUS
successfu! TRIALS Oil horses and cattle,
doubt Wa changed {" certainty. DGi!ng
his possrssiut 81 the stone nearly 800
cases have been treated, and IN not one
has the stone failed to give relief and et-
feet "A cure
II is no longer than the end Of 4 mai
thumb. wcighs onc-tonrth If al ounce,
l II -,p,.
, 1878-07-06
The Champion Self -Rakcr!

Ii
Il Hr
> lend: Ito , aln fdr5ly
b. +!lyil5t = viii receive alh .si@.
, 1878-07-06

ihE empress u Austria wears tram
thirty Eeet lo"1. and when she walks m
stars The dlshearCeEed emperor goes up
IN the elevator
, 1878-07-06

GENEl2AG. J@EfEssN".

pre.I,.sr,. ". Va 4 G. h. :" ~
wnI, WV, \rv.rf.Is.r s lS11.
, 1878-07-06

COP holds 4 mortgage against every
man HE, and II the interest isn't paid
voluntarily :.nd fU.,y-wl.v, tlse whole
>-llEg 5o,s l. he J-y.L
, 1878-07-06
Executors Notice TO Creditors

N~OTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
u Letters Testalueutarv were. on tie @yln
,iav IF Nav, ISIS, Issued ug:t Of IAe Probate
Court "f Yakima county. " /, Ur.tn L. l.
THCRP. as Executor OF the lat viii and tes-
lament If ALFRED HANSON, iate Of ! =
ina county. deceased: and that 81 persons
holding claims against the estate of said de-
ceased, are required "a present. the same, VIVA
the proper vouchers. 70 said Executor, at III
rcSidence, IN Sciah valley, IL said c"rnty,
within 6ne year from tl.= dat = the frs pub
Iication of this notice, Tor settlement, OF the
same viii be forever barred.
Done BY order of tn Probate Court. Nsy
S9rh. IS-S LEONARD l. THGKP.
Per L p BaYLS. Executor.
ATTY fcr Estate. - Jw7
, 1878-07-06
Buffalo Pitts challenger" Thresher!

i:s machine, cs aul expressly
Of .,at an"
reliability - been thoroughly tested las iejy earn ii! ,iIa 'G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

THE Macon (Ga,) Telegraph and Ns'-
.easer seriously propose to press then re.
peal Of the Fourteenth Constitutional
Amendment, in order to permit the
southern people to obtain compensation
for slave property, and saysi
ave canno, but indulge the hope that
when we have helped to extinguIsh The
public debt, and time has healed the
gaping wounds Of the past, when reason
and bfo,herly love shall have fully re-
gained the sscendency over pteiudiees
and hate, even though II shall be in the
next generation, a brave and honorable
people Of the came blood and lineage will
Zee 10 1t that the value oil our property
in slaves shall be returned 10 those from
whom it WIS wropgiully wrested. 1t
will do no harm 10 keep this question be.
fore the people, that they may preserve
the records aud proper memoranda oil
their former slaves, in the event that a
returning sense Of justice on the part OF
the federal government may compensate
them, at least in part, for the loss oil this
portion Of their rightiul property"
The Charleston Meas Dem.) opposes
this plan, and says:
"The Democratic party has load enough
to carry without saddling itself with a
proposition to amend the Constitution so
Is to allow an addition Of some hundred
million dollars 10 the national indebted
meas. II cannot Be done. And the at.
tempt to do il, the vain effort TO accom-
plish it, will tend to solidily the North
and place North and South squarely
against each other"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29
Iron and Nails.

The Pittsburgh Manufacturer Of yester-
day says that the pig iron merchants
unite 10 saying that the business was
never so dull and unsatisfactory as at
present.
"There are scarcely any sales being
made at all, and profits are very small.
The mills are not consuming much iron,
and will not buy any more than they can
possibly help till after stock.takiug,
which usually covers the period from the
1st to the middle or latter part Of July.
Prices have dropped 10 many kinds, and
we revise our quotations accordingly.
They nre "a nearly correct a. they can be
made, and are concurred in by the lead
ing dealers"
THE price quoted for mill red short Is
SIS to SO 4mOnths.l
OF nails the Manufacture speaks rs fol.
lows:
"The nominal quotation for nails con.
inues to be 81 26 90 days, 9 per cent of
for cash, with 10 cents abatement on car.
load lots, but sales are made considerably
below that figure. The Fact IL, the bot.
tom has dropped out Of the market" and
II would be difficult to give the prices at
which sales are made. The mills here
are all idle, and we understand all those
at Wheeling wiz stop on the Let Of next
month. Il Ia entirely probable that very
few nails will be made until the market
becomes decidedly better"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

D,,, ,L.,.., vaek n /. reporied
pTnNS ~ - s...n, n /, scheme
'aa' nass,a .a y s. pnrs.,;s which /. ca
o. ss..e pI,,i - :, o,isiD and meaning.
s sSu1n", D.a - .an, al. ,bs regions
no Da l', a. I " ."d TnrEsv ara 10 hold
o.st " , - :, :. aid and Turkey /. 10
yit'ua, '"a :. - ;o or and asrri,on The
Ds 'It L.nsL ,ha ,.,ri,orv south Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29
DIED.

sgYBoLp.-on Thursday evening. Jane 9Th,
1875, At 0'cltef, CONRAD 6krBotp, aged 81 Jears.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 7lS Main
street, this aitsrnt IN Ht2 oeleek. Friends oil tbs
family are respectfully invited to attend.
ITALLMAS.-on Friday, June %, 1878, at 50
o'eIoci ?. n, Of ApoPlsIy, JOIN II. sTILLsAs,
In the 6!th yeAr OIL his age.
Funeral from bis late residence, elrnG Broadway
and Ohio streets, Island, Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock.
LAuGHLIN.-FridGy morning, June Is, 1878,
NEILIE, eldest daughter Of Alex. and Li'etts
LAughlln.
FGne1l from residence No. IiiS Chapllne street,
Sunday Afternoon at three O'Clock.
MARsHALL.-on Friday morning. June %,
1873, at ten o'clock, JANE Bars, infant san Of A:
@. and Mary J. MInhIll, aged four months and
hye days.
Funeal this afternoon al four o'clock from bill
parenta re idence, No, 8sl7 Jacob street. Friends
Of the family are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29
Greenwood Cemetry.

Editor InisltigDeer;
Permit me through your paper 10 call
attention to the scarcity Of available
water In Greenwood Cemetry. 10 sum.
mer time The pump is always dry, and
the spring IL down hill some distance
from the lots. When II Is reached a
lady has TO stoop very low or lie down
upon the boards to enable her 10 procure
the water that has 10 be carried up The
hill. As for the ponds few ladies care to
riSk their lives 10 trying TO get water
from Them. Some take water from town
for their bouquets, for what would green.
wood be without the care and attention
bestowed upon 1t by the ladies who care
for their deAdI
Not having any natural or acquired
fear Of men before my eyes, | feel free
70 say II the directors were the live men
they ought 70 be, the fault would have
been remedied long aso, they might &C.
oAsionally omit their trifling dividends
and cooperate with the ladies In making
greenwood what It Ia and ought 10 be,
the most beautiful cemetery 10 this
neighborhood. EXPERIENCE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

MEDICAL Usrs or THE TELEPHONE
The Richmond correspondent Of the Pc
tersburr Iadsr says that 10 addition to
many other uses. Dts. Mcclure and Tay'
lor. Of that State, have demonstrated that
the telephone can be used to detect stone
ia the bladder and other foreign sub
stances in the human body. DR.. Taylor
has prepared an article for the next Vir.
ginia Medical Journal, which is expected
to attract much attention.
Il Is stated by the Philadelphia Ingatre'
that well known dentist Of that city has
nearly completed a telephone apparatus
which can be placed inside the human
ear, and be scarcely perceived BY the OBJ
server, which will restore hearing to the
deaf, and that without any other mean
OF communication than through the ali
as a medium. He began this instrument
two years ago, and late Developments, a
the telephone, confirm the plan and con-
vince him that II will succeed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29
I.aIre Nnpefior Iron Reaiion,

MARQUETTE, 2T.-Great distress pre-
yails-in the whole Lake Superior iron
region, owing to the general depression
in the iron business. None but the old,
strong mining companies have been able
to operate during the past three years;
first, because they were financially strong.
er than the smaller companies, and sec
oud, because in raising say $1,000 tons Of
ore per annum their expenses were pro.
portionately much less than those Of a
company raising and shipping Z, 900 tons.
This reduced their cost per ton Of ore, so
that they we're enabled 70 follow the ever.
shrinking market long after the smaller
companies had been strangled. The price
has now gone 90 low (say s. so At the
mines) that the old companies cannot
even get the cost to them Of raising the
ore, much less any recompense tor this
valuable mineral deposit. Rather than
give Il away for nothing, number Of the
oldest and most respectable companies
have announced their intention Of shut
ting down their mines on August Let next,
among whom may mention the Cleve.
land, Lake Superior and Champion. This,
OF course, will increase the distress here,
Many miners are moving to Nebraska
and Minnesota to engage in agriculture.
K,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

BELLAIRE LooALs.-Mr. ]. N. Or
borne, the we'll known caterer at the
Benwood depot, bought the Centennial
Hotel, and will assume the management
on the lat day Of August next. A grand
promenade concert and ball will mark
the opeuisg ceremonies.
Mr.. John He'll, one Of our enterprising
butchers, started away last Wednesday
on trip to the "Fatherlaud." He will
also pay visit 10 the great Partisan
show.
A young lad named Geo. Pratt, while
satisfying his curiosity at Prof. Leon's
acrobatic performances last Wednesday
afternoon, accidentally fell of stone
wall several feet high, nearly diSlocating
his jaw bone and sustaining injuries
about the head.
Numerous fishing parties, we'll supplied
with the necessary stores Of provisions
aud "tonics, left. within the last few days
TO encamp at some point down the
y h.i.o.
We are gratifsd to learn that Mrs.
Eleanor Carroll, sitter . serious and pro.
lracted spell OF sickness, Ia recovering
fast, satistactory 10 her large circle Of
friends.
No preparations, so far, have been
made for any Fourth Of July celebration.
Captain Nathaniel RoWles, Of this city,
il strongly urged by his numerous friends
to accept the nomination for Sheriff.
The nomination Of Dr.. UpdegraE rs
representative TO the National Legisla>
ture from this district ishailed with JOY
by his numerous friends here.
High school exercises at the public
school building marked the most inter.
eating feature oflast evenings entertain
ments.
Mr.. Andrew Roedsr, special police on
the Central Ohio z. R has, by hisuniripg
vigilance to duty, handsomely suppressed
the free ride nuisanes" Of tramps along the
road.
John R, Gov, Of the @Bellaire Leader"
z absent on business trip 70 Columbus,
Ohio.
The CITY csdncil will in a few days ap.
point "HealA 0Foe" 10 look after the
sanitary condition Of our city.
a colored man named Cochran was
found dead In his bed Yesterday morning.
The deceased by occupation was white.
washer, and his personal habits were al.
ways considered unimpeaehAble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29
Fourth OF July up at WellsyIlle.

Wellsyille, Ohio, is preparing for an
old fashioned celebration Of the Fourth
Of July. A committee Of arrangements,
Of which 7. shArpis Chairman has pre-.
pared full programme AT Ga. N. a
salute Of Is guns will be fred, a sham bat.
tie will take place on the Ohio at Q A. NJ;
. aMardi gris" parade at 10; balloon
ascension, picnic and barbecue In The
afternoon and display Of Ere works In
the evening. G. W. Paisley 10 Grand
MaEshAl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

By virtue Of two deeds d tra 9, ,.,.,.
Chr1esttAn Wagner and Chri,tini M, ~ n.
70 the undenignsd trustee. did N fhs1sS Il,
Of Deemhg, IN the Jar lsiG, M rari.j ~!
the public land records oil Ohp psttT. n, N,
giniA, 10 Deed Of Tuit BOX "a N - n n,
other deed Of tru,t made BY Cktstis s@,,, !
the undersigned trustee, dItd u IIiI d1T \
May, In the year 1874, and nHilAI I5.,C,S.
pablo land records Of aid county, d IN 4 IN,
Book numbered seven. iolIos S NJ {. / TlIe
FRIDAY, the 2lE Day d IEns III.
Beginning At 10 o'eIoek a. u d nj On. no,
front door Of the Court Ho8s q OF ussit, m,
Virginia, 10 the dty d wAelifL VI 4 ,skiI
Aucuon the following descrbal RpbatT. d n
eity, or 70 much thefeOi a, mIy L h,StriIT /, 3,
the debt secured by MD dtedi Il tOp IaiE
expenies attending the e1etution d tAf trpsau1
ated BY said deeds, bat subject toI la % ptII
mentioned below Of The roth ball d kikea
Of two thousand dOlln Eiih Ibideii lhH0lnS
March sd, 1871, til paid, By VInut d II Z
trust from ChTi0tlLn Wager Isd TikeGarp
busch, trustee, dlttd NIfrh ~, Iva NJ nssS
cd among the public hnd nesriI d MI svsTtJ,
In Deed BOOK Numbered 81, 1st "; lAIi b nm
will sell q Aforesaid the tolloEih, dsdiAsl y
perty, or 10 much thereof u nay u nisarJ Z
Aioieslid: The eaItern part d The hoFtA ALi 4
lot numbered seytnty.nine, EtBItId q " I'd
ode Of Main street, "lentrS WheelbS' ~ m
fronting thirty -three let 90 ihe TM ~ d An
"F" and running Ee,iVAr4ly d rSa JiiiA IN.
four feet hI iAehJs, or 70 . pOlhl diiJ%Hsk n
dx inches from Main Itrtti, lnd TAkk n ~
ern line Of that paTt Of the nofts hEd kim
bered seVenty-nine, hefeibAllef EiEhaord, IbgH
part lot bling the unit piHeo i rOlsi p1siE n
conyeyed 70 the aid ChritsIIn NEId y ida
A. Berry and wife and MItl4I utaSI u I'D
dated February 18th, lsGs, I'D frtIstd Ln11l
the public land IeCortI Of Uh0 OoaaiI KUi VI
EInia, In Deed Pook No, 81, iOloSlA
Also, 20 much o. The Dorth hllidla haGiEh
seventy -nlpe ~ lIts bttEra Man Elesi ~ =.
piece Of ground AtoTe described, Ip4 idhs Y
ame property graniei and na1Tyd u ~ 81
Christian WSgref By hn UDthsll al TtAlI
deed dated March -, 1875, nd huRtet ~
nd land rcords 10 Ueed bogf NJ 8 iehE.
The 6rtt mentioned put d ih' nEth li Z {
No 70 will be trst tOld a. MD tltht sd P5A
TIE title 10 the piOpefty hereby lVdiati w
soId Is BELIEVED 10 be gN0I, Iub!td 70 sH " 7
part ihenoi IS above, but etllins unIet ~ 4.
only convey such title ~ b Tsdd ia nj! u
two deeds q uust Iioushd.
TkRys or SALE-OBs third, Ipd n : "a Q,
A The purchaser may tlsct 10 Pr, tnA u -
The balance In tEo equal ihs1llntip . " =
Twelve mouths respectively, E.tA latfdi ~ q
day Of iale, the purrhIstf 70 pI' u a ~ ~
promissofy note iOt esth tnfilltOtnL ~ y. r. =.
10 me PROPERTY told TO bsTt1lptd u se1aI 4
4B0V FlNA
'Hs f'' SIMON BLER TruhA
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL. Attdp'Ih ,u
J. C HEHvKY, AuetloberT. ,, uoSSIy
The above sale y Postponed unti, NOspAt'
Inly q 1874 At 10 Oelo(k ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-29

THr bank clelriugs at Pittsburgh for
the week ending June 22d fell of 2l.l per
cen. as compared with the same week IN
1877. The figures were s,5S6r6l4 10
1877, and ss,el9,57S in 1878. AT clsve-
land the falling of was l7.s per cent