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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-11
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CURED BY
COLLINS pLssfass. ss'ff!s

Messrs Weeks d Potter: GeDtlen-one year
ago was seized with severe attack of Rheu-
matism in my right hip, to which was sub
iect [ tried the various liniments and rheu-
matte cures but without the least benefit.
when my son. a druggist, suggested one OF
YOUR COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTERS. The
effect was almost magical, for. to my grateful
surprised was almost Immediately well again,
and was able to work upon my farm as usual,
whereas, before the application OF the Plaster,
could do nothing, and every step gave me
pain. A few weeks since, one year from the
first attack, the disease returned. but am
happy 10 say The second Plaster proved as eff
cacious as the first, ard I am now well. My
wife wishes me to add that one Plaster has
cured her of a verv lame back. We Ghink
there is nothing in the world of remedies that
can compare with the COLLINS VoLTAIC
PLaSTERS for rheumatism and Lame Back,
and cheerfully recommend them to the suf>
feripg. Yours very respectfully,
ROBERT COTTON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-04-11
sI1i iAssIGMEE'.
s.!, .! RAJ E,!..I..
day. April I5, lSzS,

IN PURSUANCE Of an order granted by the
i Probate Court of Belmont county, Onlo'
will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on
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W~aYNEsnURc. Pa

The buckwheat eropAin the mountain
eOuntiesis reported excellent. M
The walnut, h~ickorypnt and chestnut
crop IS failure inthls section Of the eoun:
tfy. " W " " " "
Butter 20, eggs 10, potatoes 80, oates 20
and corn 40, wheat 70 and 20.
The Hon Galusha A. Grow will be In
waynesburg on Tuesday next, the e2d
inst, and will address the people on the
polfticaliEsdes ofthe day.
Today aGSday, htis lawful to kill al
kinds OF birds except insectiverous birds
and all other camel This precious -privi!,
ege may be enjoyed now continuously till
the LIST day of January, 1873. Boys i'm
prove your golden opportunity cls.l
About one hundred citizens Of Waynes
burg and immediate vicinity took adyan'
itagel of the cheap excursion rates on the
W. & W. railroad tothe Washington Fail
last Thursday, the last day. Y zII9
William Gray, ESQ, Of Gray's Landing
sold recentlynto an agentof q Philadelphia
stock exporting company, l06 head OF tat
cattle, averaging fifteen hundred pounds
at S. per hundred, gross, which are to b.
shipped alive on a ,yesselto some Englist
port. ,,.gr Alta nd .YguttIE lilnI< o ilrs
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In 1850. WHO?

Springfield Republican. 1i''i
An epidemic worse than yellow fever
has, struck thu presidential candidates, and
the mortality isgreat. Tilden has died'of
secrecy. . His passion for u%ndorhand deal
ing has led him straight to destruction.
With him!dies Fraud. The word cannot
be pronounced h%enceforth with gravity
from tho Democratic stump. 1t perishes
from out Democratic platforms Il their au-
thors have still the capacity to blush.
Then there is Thurman He attemptedto
take over the old intiationist vote, upon a
bridge Of hostility to resumption, or to n
position Of hostility TO resumption, to a
position OF hostility to the national banks.
The destination was safe, but the bridge
broke down. We are too near resump-
ton to give honesty to any plea against re-
sumption. That was the weak point in his
campaign. The result damages his future.
This alone might not kill him, but increas-
ing ago and other infrmities take him out
OF the field. On the other side, Mr..
Blaine has scarcely survived 1876; he GER
tainly cannot survive the extraordinary
results of his personal canvass and his
narrow political policy in Maine and Iowa
inrlS7S. 4l gt'f5 1!.tl aii'l
Who is there left? On the Democratic
side, Senator Bayard, tableware, Is clear
" the coming man. Just turning his half
century this month, educatedto commerce
and law, but OF a family identified with
public affairs in the State and nation, OF
unqucstioncd probity, clean associations
and high principles, which he has never
modified to gain popular support, he is the
most commanding figure to-day in active
life in the Democratic party. No other
can begin to command public confidence
10 m equal degree. Against hin, the west
will present probably Hendricks of
Indiana, also 50 years old within Q few
days past, a man Of great personal attrac-
tons, clean life and correct political. re-
cord, q good fellow but a trimmer,
rather than a man OF convictions, He
plcases the easy standard Of Tammany
Hall, but, II New York does not attempt
to name a candidate, rs she has done SO
long, and so unfortunately, Boss Kelly
will also do well not to setthe moral
gauge OF the canvass. ms t'IHol aa'
= q Who Is left among the Republicans?
The available men begin to be scarce on
that side g Certainly not Gen. Grant;
scarcely John Sherman, or Senator Conk-
ling. The menFwill have TO be grown In
the next two years:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-17

Is an easy stage in cases Of dyspepsia. A
slight attack OF indigestion, especially when
there is q predisposi,ion to digestive weakness
OF the stomach, must speedily eliminate in
the moro obstinate form Of the disease. Il is
we'll, therefore, to adopt preventive measures
carly. Although Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters
OF long standing, It Is obviously the part OF
wisdom to use It ere the malady assumes a
chronic phase. This Is particularly true, be-
cause as dyspepsia advances, 1t engenders
other bodily evils, such as disorder Of the
liver, constipation or undue looseness Of the
bowels, nervous disorders, hy%pochondria,
sleeplessneSs.. These ,maladicsa are both pre-.
vented and remedied by the Bitters, but how
much better TO check them In their outset
with the great Alternative, than to wait until
they established affirnler foothold In the sys!
tenn. Surely h e'adyisability of this must be
apnlrent, Eva gfu.fr '.gsIfI e0uAw
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Gussst Salss.
DINE A r FOR SALE,
In the County Court Of Ohio County.
Maurice Curren
Moses Ray, ct A.

In pursuance Of the authority Vested 10 ntlIlt
cree entered by said Court In the above shtt1d11
on April 18th, 1878, l will sell al The IU9t doaGA
residence Of Moses Ray, on the PREMISE htss!Ar
tised 10 DO sold, on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of s~eptsnta, III
beginning at 10 O'Clock, 4, y, At public lutsa w
highest and best bidder, the tutt or Pans =
lying and being situated on the WAten o. Lllp1Nlsf
Log creek, In Ohio county, In The StAle'i VIZ W.
bounded and described rs follows: Betnlsf "
stake near m elm stamp corner 10 SehtDih less
and With bis line s. S0 ". 10 pole 70 salIHf1
CathaTine Ingard; thence With her line 5
poles 70 two sugar trees corner 10 aid 1thirtnf
and Joseph Potter thence with POttefI W. |. =!
E. I34 poles 10 4 sugar tree corner 10 jana ANEgI
thence n. ~, W. IH poles 10 the besinuint 49,
Ing 1856 acres, being the kame properly, p1SA y
conveyed BY Moses Ray 10 Geo, Il CAIdStl -
Of trust dated April ?ith, 1873, and reeofdG -
the public land records Of aid county.
TIRNs OF SALE-0ne-third Of The PefeetsSI
or such further sum as the ParehiEr NAY =.
In hand, the residue In two equal inStllheta Z
bic respectively In one and two ytar' lioa ~ X
sale, with interest from that day the paEGLE ~
log his bond with approved peisOan sG w n Y =
GEO. B. CALDWE4
speelAl C1nn1tHA'
The above sale Is adjourned until A0SVA'I"s
Der u, 1873, al the aiie hour and pl1sf. nwrlL.
,.,n.a., SptdAl GiEnLs.,f
The above sale Il adjourned until NOSpA''oF
'" - 1000 ava GO. b CALDNH
s~PeiLC0nT.SS,'
HEEvEr 4 PACE, AuetiOueer1, @-
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We observe that Judge r. S. Brown is
elected to the Senate from tho 9th Senator
ial District by considerable Of Q majority.
He isa Grecnback Republican. His ma
joritcs were as follows: Jackson county
40, Roane 400, Putnam $40, His opponr
eut CHassler), carried Mason county by
225 majority. This leaves tho Judge with
l,l75 net majority. dUlaf' ~
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Gsa&teex' SaIr.
TRUSTEES SALE.


George zula a
samuel J. Boyd E. al. Ia c%A''srr.
Under and by virtue Of 4 dsl 4, ,
ueoTge Iiies and barbaf1 zlllt1, hi, w ~ hAAL
derslgned trustee, dated the u a. ~
i na A " NJ 5SGCraea 10 'es Clerks encc d Iessas
q trusts aud mortgages No. >, On n,s Sest "a
4eJ, and pursuant 70 the decree sSis,- ., ter
10 the above mentioned Gauss On v. w Y ~
gust, tS7s, | will sell, on slWh dyaT
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of NOr.,,A
Commencing a. l0O'elock a. m. m Aba
lnlthe city Of Wheeling, WeSt Viz. FthhaS =
dence Of George lille, ii public NM y Nd
est and bet bidder, the iOllOElnadSSsT1S AtiE
or % much thereof Is may 10 nSccSnsSiflhS
debt secured 6y aid deed 81 trust, ~ ma
:tsg y, Win intSreat thereon tOa nshsV
1915, TO The day Of sale, aud The sxpSS,N t1,nAGH
Guiding the commissions Of the mn, ses1d al
% Sayt A certain traet Of land. NM saAeLL III
Ing Island, 10 the county Of OhIo ~ W.
Virginia, and the southern porInn ~ r.
purchased BY u. v. Whelsn ii h[tahS
trustee o. y. NJ. ). Zane aud other :. VhFaf
tract o. land conveyed 10 said GoorSr 5iTTSsa Y
y, MheIan " SSed esa,iug date March IHs4L
Office, and Il bounded a. iOiOSe ~
west side Of the east branch Of ihs nSfsaAF6E
the northeast corner Of the yiney',j YnNN Nj
owned BY Henry Moore and nov or- g15dtRaSS
Gilchfist; thence with the north I'M ~ l4il
north S211Is west o. 6-iQ0 pOles 10 Il. VktdR
west branch Of aid river; Thence an M eAitS,
and binding thereon north 90 Sp - q n
and north 22o s. east IS and !S.iS IIa4he NJ
thence leaving said west banch mi w hlGit
land south Sis east o. 1910 pGlr IA X SNpSNeEAk
the east branch Of Eald river snj JD. ,ns ndiAid
binding thereon south 49, ~ east ia ~ ~ Ma \
south l2o east II 7O-l0o poles south 6 sgs.lSSah
poles 70 the beginning, cnnlainins a sslt&
less. Sale will be nnt made Of he Ia, NJ ,haHs
the plat hled August 10, 1873. SmSTs ~ ~ atlh
aid cause, beginning with lot So. l. M, .sshh4fni
on the Ohio Eyer, then all the hi, on Nv " " d
l0f North Front street extended. bs,is,f W
No. 2, and taking them IN orier sa.e NIL
which the residence Of said ZIl,l ,,'aUFF AAtk
lots.on North Huron street, beZpnIp, ~ Va Y
and taking them In their onivr, IA ~ q AAl
should be insufficient 10 pay rs Id -. We 10
No. s, hut George Ztllos Is 10 have I'M lsH
lot No. 8 sold II he 10 desires belon SiiIIIS"eue y IN
North Huron street, then 70 murS II ~ " Eaa
Of the tract Of land Aforesaid, 10 the NM. ,,Staenef
may be necessary TO pay as Aforesaid \ athNt 4
sale shall 30 ono third o. the punrbSS tDt unit
greater amount ihercot Us the plrhIef @,v N!
pay, cash To- hand; the residue Ia IN ~ =! w.
iuents payable respectively Ia AI and NJ M
from the day Of sale with interesi iTCn NJ, W
the deferred installmentS 10 be Neursb r. dhh
trust on tho property sold. |lSNa
Selling ~ Trustee, ] shall e,uysv ,r.l Al,
vested In me BY aid deed Of trnI, .kIS + W hi
believed 10 ba good. y AsshI
aei2 GEO. r. CALpwrti
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wAsniNGToN, Pa.

The vote OF Washington county in 1877
was; Republican 1924, Democrats $780,
mfr Win. d. Agnew1 has removed from
Allegheny Gityito this borough NJ He, was
one Of the victims lMingo Railroad
disaster and till goes on critches!H J1t ID
stated that he settled with the road for
81, $50. -
Brother Day, .6fthe Wayncsbvrg Repub.
licdn, urges the stockholders Of the W. and
W. Railroad'to transfer their stock Ia, the
Pittsburgh Southern for twenty-five per
centIin transportation bondsJafu;dL ~
The reunionofthe 10th regiment, Penn
~sylvania Reserves, will take place at
Beaver, December 18th, the anniversary "
the battle of Fredericksburg. Once Of the
companies ofthis regiment was ecruited at
G~anonsbdrg.t Col. J!1T.t Kirk, " this place,
comtnaidedth the regiment for aiconsidera;
bic time.
The grand discussion between Baker,
Skinner, Bland and Rutledge, comes of
tomorrow evening, October 18th, at the
A. NJ. +. Church. All are invited to at
tend. The subject Of DISCUSSION: Was
jeff Davis The Instrument Of the Cause Of
Emancipation?' Affirmative; Baker and
Skinner; negative, Bland and Rutledge.
aTaE iBouYpXRy4 BFrwEEy ONO AND
PESSsYLvASIA.-The joint commission ap-
pointed by the respective Governors of
Pennsylvania and Ohio for replacing the
boundary monuments between the, two
States, held their first meeting at the Mon!
ongahela House, Pittsburgh, on the l4th
inst. The commission on the part OF
Pennsylvania is composed Of Hon. James
Mccullough, Of Canonsburg, Washington
county; VIM. w. Walker, Of New Bedford,
Lawrence county, and Col. James Wor-
rail, Of Harrisburg; and on the part of
Ohio BY Hon. H.. B. Perkins, OF Warren;
james Mackey, of Youngstown, and 10
sephi NJ. Hickey, of steubenyille. The
Joint commission was organized by the APP
pointmnet OF Col. James Worral, as Chair
man, and James Mackey as Secretary. The
survey will be commenced in about two
weeks 49,
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Beware or secret Vices.

Rev. Al. L. Potter says that the youth Of
to-day arc injuring themselves more by
their secret vices ,,fhRn abyCtheir drinking
habits or anything else, and has In prepar.
alton a course Of lectures exclusively for
Young men. He also proposes to give q
series q lectures for the young women Of
his flock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-17

Ixthc coal regions near P%ottsville, Penn
sylyauia, Is now. prevailing one Of the
seyerest droughts ever known in the coun-
try. No min has fallen since June last,
and the streams arc all drying up.
Several largo towns in the Mahanoy reg
iomare nearly destitute ofwater, andmueh
apprehension is felt lest FIRE should break
out, in which event, as the houses are
mostly built OF wood, they would be al.
most wholly destroyed. at tr 7ir1eg
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COLONEL nEN,s scnIMnAeE.
whnt a wheeling solourncr saw.

CLARKspuRo, w. VA, Oct. Is.
Elitors InteIlseneer.
Just as ! was leaving the hotel last cyen,=
ing after supper Ben W~ilson.and Osborn
we're talking In the Office. As'Ilpassed
by them Osborn said: "Thc St. Louis
Convention that nominated Tildenl was
controlled by the %bondholders and so was
the Democratic Convention that nomi-
mated Seymour" Wilson denied it Il
don't rccollcct Just his lauguage), when
Osborn reiterated it, and also saidi that
the Democratic party owned more bonds
than the Republicans" Ben W. denied
It, and after a little said che had examined
the record and kncw." Osborn still stuck
to his assertion, when Wilson asked him
'Tthc doubted his word" Osborn said,
"You may think you do, but I know to
the contrary" Colonel Ben had his cain
raised, and said, EDO you doubt my
word?n and repeated the question two or
three times, when Osborn said, ~ know
10 the contrary, but you may think you
are right" Upon this Wilson struck him
with his cane, and Osborn pitched in.
They grappled and went through thesdoor
into tho reading room, and when. saw
them again Osborn was on top OF Wilson
pounding him with his fist, Mr.. Bellof
the hotel by this time interfered and
pulled Osborn of, and Mr.. A. D. Clark, Of
Buckhannon IAN editorl, took hold of
Wilson. After asminute Wilson called
Osborn 4 id liar, 'fssah,@ two or three
times, and Osborn said she was readytto
lick Wilson hero or any other place he
would designate" Colonel Latham, who
Vas present all the time lin fact he ate
supper with Osborn ana, came tostheihotel
with hi,n), then took Osborn and.went.to
the Postofico. Colonel BEN bled1 like a
stuck pig, His SHIRT bosom being allbloody
from n cut unElttr 'hB light eye, while
around lislqttsgss waAsgpeAblack spot.
lam iold that he was under the influence
Of LIQUOR. 1 did not hear tho first part of
it, but those who did say that he COM
menccd tho talk, and was abusive because
Osborn had tried TO defeat his election.
Osborn is u foundryman "a hard working
man, and his fstsare ms hard as q bone.
lie knows what he is talking about. 1t
looked as though Wilson was mad be-
rarso n nottingham dared to stand up for
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MARRIEn.

Observation-Disclosures wednesday ercn-
Ing, October ID, 1873, at o'clock, BY the Rabbi Mayer,
At the resIdeneeoi the brides mother, Mr.. 8. FRI
Of this city. t
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NEW CUMBERLAND, ". VA.

The Literary societyhas opened out for
the winter campaign. The first question for
debate is, as party spirit benefcial2"
Among coming events at Cumberland, in
the near future, two double weddings are
reported. .Gl.r ~.
Rev, Grier. Of the Presbyterian Church,
voluntarily reduced his own salary 500
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTriadelphia Aecommodatlon.-Thls train only runs
between Wheeling and TrAdelphia. '' :, ~
.tDaIly except ,Su~nday-Eewark Accommodation.
fSteubenyille .AccommodatIon.-This train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when required at
sherman House, Einayille, West Wheeling and
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MONDAY the 9Th day Of NOvtnhF, in
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m sII At s,yr.
At the irontdoor Of the Court iIOls Of OSS
the following described real estate, hall nSs
Of that certain piece or parcel Of hnd lTiSv NJ y
situate 10 Mid Ohio county, NJ point i1sS,
Grove, and between the National Road I1i Nv.
Creek, beinga part q Lot No. u Of tbs lr,s ~
equal width to the creek, and d Inc nS. ~
heretofore conveyed 10 the said lierh, b. n
fenblne and wife BY deed dated Nay t6'iTI ~
Is dwelling house and other im~proT,ntas ~
property.
Title believed To be perfect, but leln,
will only convey such title as Is vetd u M,
Deed Of Trust.
TERMS OF S~ALE-Cash.
IN GOOD rnss.
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this year. .,go7ug 81. s~in9n1gi.,ir
Elder Willing, Of tho Disciples Church,
lectures this Thursday evening on
"Pharoh's Plaques"
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We are indebted to our Martins Ferry
correspondent for the following interest
M tdBle 81 election ssatiAtics, Showing
the najgrites, pro ana cor, in The state Of
Ohio iot the st folty No years They.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-17

.WuHrsAs dresses with trains raisein
,hesttccls clouds Of dust injurious to the
public health, the wearing 81 such dresses
on the streets Is hereby prohibited" says
o n ordinance just promulgated attPragne'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme 0 companys Works
KNOWN AS THE OLD MACHINE ssOP.

By virtue OF a Deed Of Trust md. l, Ea,,,i
Hobbs, senior, aud Anbella, bis vie, Sol ~
and sallle A., bis wife, and jane RdoI Nj YASa.
bic, his wife, TO the undersigned Trusiet, did m.
airy 18th, 1873, and recOuled 10 The ohcs d ik,iTt
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wet idsi
In Deed Of Trust Book No. s, PAGE liz, | VII NM
the front door Of the Court House Il OH aSs,.
West Virginia, on
sATURDAY, The 18th day d OttOba, ll
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", The tdIOyi,, u.
ecTibed property, that d 10 ny: Lots numhsT1tI m,
hundred and ffty-four and two hundred lndttIjn
In Eotf and Chapline's addition to the city 4 KIsi
Ing, Ohio county, West Virginia, aid los lyts 10,
south side Of Wheeling Greek, iSSSthsr VIII u N
app%urtenances thereto Belonging.
Also the following described plee or paNtld ID
Situated on the bank Of Wheeling Creek, ID th4I
Of Wheeling aforesaid, bounded as iOLbsi: O.
mencing at 4 point on Crescent street one GshIl
and twenty (i2o) feet east Of The at hdt u
street; thence running eaStEardly IbO1t IN Id
more or less, 10 q twenty co. feet alley r%uHnlIltas
Crescent street 70 the creek; thence n0thSudlJhz
said Crescent street to the Waten Of AhelLAc NE
thence along the meandes Of nid erteE u tkHt
line Of lot numbered two hundred and hitJ.tW ~
thence s%outhwardly with aid line 70 Ciealt nd
10 the place Of beginning, together With all MIN
itaments and appurtenAnces to aid lSS d hSt \
longing.
In me by said deed Of trust.
TERMS or SALR-0ue-thfrd esh, The hltd b
two equal installments ut SIX and nins nnstlt ~
denced by notes bearing interest tfun dlJ dnA "
title 10 be retained until payment 10 iull.
WILLIAM J. W. mWDH,
sels Ints
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.STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County, to-Wit: % D w. I'd tiHr.
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling. October Rules,
,s7s. IN ,

.STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County, to-wit: % N'ti'f
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling. October Rules,
1878. vrn
Isase Irwin, Administrator, with the will annexed,
Of the estate Of Henry Nielman, deceased,
rs. llF
Elizabeth Norman, Maggie NIcrmnn, Louis Nierman,
and unknown parties described rs 1.-THE School for
Orphans under tho control Of the Sisters o. Chari-
Lty,h and 1.-THE German Catholic School under con-
!. tTpl Of 'fAtherk reuschin the Fifth WAFddf Wheel
Ing" In Chnncery, 4Ei IlsEH .lHl,t ..rt
The object Of this suit Is to obtain Instructions to
the complainant for the proper distribution Of the pro-
ceeds from che sale Of the real estate devised by Hen
~ Nlerman, deceased, 10 his Executor, aud more par
~tieularly to letermipe what Interest, IL any, tho said
Elizabeth Norman and the said unknown parties
hayein the prOcecds from the sale Of the said real
estate igN63 .fr. rgl ..'l tI.u
the defendants Elizabeth Norman, Maggie Siertnan
and Louis Norman are not reSldeniS Of this State; and
that the defendants "The, School for Orphans under
the control Of the Sister, Of Charity" and ''Ths Ger
man Catholic School under control Of Father Kreuseh
ID the Fifth Ward Of Wheeling" are unknown par
ties; ~onrmotion Of the edInplhTaptit IL ordered that
the defendants, Elizabeth Norman, Maggie Norman,
LouI. NIernan, ''The School for Orphans under the
control Of the slstersof Charity and ''The German
Catholic School under control 81 Father KreuSch In
the Filth Ward Of Wheeling do appear here at the
November Rules Of this Court, tO.Wlt, the second
Monday IN November, 1873, and do what Is necessary
todproteet their interest Il 4it ~; sglt; n ,pp,u
'Gi 400 Clerk OF the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
EEsxfSE d ALIisoS, Attorneys for Complainant.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS. r.
The defendants In the above named cause will take
notice that the dispositions Of Maggie Norman, Caro-
line Kuhn, and oiheS, will he taken At the Office Of
Hill 4 Hill, n. i. corner 81 Fayctto and 81. FaulSis.,
In the city Of Baltimore, Maryland, on November u,
1873, between the hours offs O'clock u m. and O'Clock
p. m, be read n gTldence In aid cause on behalf Of
said plaintiff. 1 ...rg. MSS. Es .UFr taHn
And II, from any cause, the taklngo The said dcpo-
dtions shall not be cOmmenee1, or being commenced,
same viii DO adjourned from time 10 time until tho
same shall be completed. 1t7ff ISAAC IRWIN,
Administrator with tho will annexed Of the estate Of
Henry Norman, deceased. rr
ERsKiNE a ALLtsoN, Attorney. ott7-Th