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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-31
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THOROUGHLY CURES DiszNs-. -
BEAUTIFIEs THE CoMPLgX.c. s.,
AND REMEDIES RHEUMATIC IN, ..,r /,
HEALS R M AIR Ns!ryf -
CurIcLE AND C~oUNTERACTs CoSr .c,,v
This Standard External Remedy for Frs
tons, Sores and Injuries of the skin, net csiy
REMOVES FROM IL CoMPLEXIoHhL All ELr.:.
SHES arising from local impurities of I've
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced by the sun and wind. sr,', os
tan and freckles. 1t renders the cur,cIr
CLEAR, SMOOTH ami PLANT.
and being a WHOLESOME BEAUTIFIEp i; far
preferable to any cosmetic.
ALL THE REMEDIAL or CIR,
PHuR BATHS are Insured ~ ~: tsr OF
Gte,an's sulphur Soar, vlf.a in add.
ton to its purifying effects, nls. and PR
VENTS RHEUMATISM and e.,
1t also DIsINFEcTs cIo-r- nd rIyrv
and PREVENTS DIsEhsEs co... ny
CONTACT with the rEi,yoH..
IT DIssoLvEs DAND-5 III.
ness, and retards gra
Physicians speak u
Pnces-25 and 50G
Box g Cakes.
"HILES HAIR ~ -
Hack or E.Gw-.
9. n. CRlTTEKTOA, PrOp'r, Z Sixth iy., B.Y.
N B.-Sent by Mail. Prepaid. on rccei7t = ,.. al
S cents extra for each Cake.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-31

Advertise in THE LEADER, the pio-
neer steam journal of Wyoming, and
the paper havinga larger city and gen.
eral circulation than any other in the
Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-31

Unfortunately not one woman in a hundred, sub
jecied TO the whims of IN American climate possess
es that basis and starting point of real beauty-a
pure and clear complexion.
VIVA. nature has thus denied, art must lie called
upon TO furnish.
1t can DO done; it Is done daily. Prof. w. E.
Hrgim placed beauty within the reach of every un-
blessed daughter of Eve when he discovered that
siirnrisitii. article known in fashionable circles rs ths
truese ctuf beauty, and chilled
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-31
ROPE !

Address JOHN A. RoEBLING'S SONS
manufacturers, Trenton, n. j., or III Liberty
street, NV York Wheels and rope for con
cular. iyielsm
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-31

An Item OF Interest to Every Lady VIII
Desires to he More Beautiful
than she now IL.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-31

Above brand ON left hip. Young
stock, on left hip and side. waddle On
the nose. Also W Oh on left side.
Horse brand, ] on left shoulder, two
inch letter.
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pistols. They we're selected because they are
The only proper firearms TO use according to
the Wilson code which Is considered the most
humane"
tAfter giving an account OF tho terms agreed
on before the meeting IA to the distance. and
giving the word, and also as to how the word
WIS given. and whether May fred before the
word, the particulars OF which entirely agree
with tho ubOve letter. the statement concludes j
Q.-lt has been stated that n reconciliation
took place after hnpxchnnge OF shots
Alt cau hardly 10 called q reconciliation.
Mr.. Mays second believed that 1t was Hs much
his duty To have tho matter finally settled on the
II Id rs II was 10 attend to any other duty OF his
position Ho believed. and still believes. AL
though some of his friends differ from him,
that aitcr the aggrieved party declared himself
sat SIZED without blood being shed. that II was
then the duty OF the second to Insist on his
principal touching the hand Of his adversary.
This Mr.. MAYS second did insist upon and his
principal could not. according to the usngrs in
such matters. refuse without breach with his
second. In consequence OF this the principals
touched hands.
The decision given by the gentleman who wns
appealed TO on the subject Is substantially as
follows
Any man N honor should az hold hi. nre II he
should hear hi. advrrsary's pistol snap. and never IN
any Precedent have heen able o nd. has snap been
the snap that 1t lie presumed he could not hold his
IRE; and II he hold his fire u Is monstou.y Unfair
ami UNEQUAL 20 allow the adversary to have an uufe
turned shot on such miss fire.
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LOCKED UP WIN A MANIAC,
Joseph Lana's Fearful md protrncted strug.
gle ARninst IN A rn,cd Mnd,nnn.

BALTIMORE, May 16.-Joscph Lang, a civil
engineer. complained in the Police Court to-
day against Joseph Wallace. stout built Ger
man. accused OF having attempted to murder
Lang with razor. Lang testified that last
evening, n few moments after O'Clock he wns
standing on The first floor. Of tho nri ling in
pronchrd him nn1 said. 80 want 10 SEQ Won a
minute privately" Lang. after solno hesitation,
accompanied Wallace M stairs. They entered
Wallace locked the door through which they had
entered,
Then he walked across tho room and tried q
second door. leading 10 an nIoiming room, hut
which YVES already fastened. Then, turning
suddenly to Mr. Lang. Wallace askcd " We
what the natter" Mr.. LAM states that Wal
lace then exclnimrd: What did YOU go back
On Marisl for Dn YOU IN ,s cut It, y2ar t9 front
his pocket u razor cnsc. from which he drow n
thin-bladed razor. Mr.. Lang sprnng nj the
madman and sci2"dthehrm hQdiugthr yenpGn.
The two mon ,wrrstlcd and fought Hereby;
Lang chung to the arm holding the razor. and
called loudly for assistance. Lang Is small;
slightly man. and the powerful franc and
superior weight of Wallace mt length began 10
tell. Lang found. to his horror. the arm hold
ing ne gle1ming weapon slowly ,e,ng drawn
jerk. md. wrenching himself free. darted to the
9npositc side OF = billiard table "a the room;
brenthl"ssly at each other, when the relentless
and desperate man rushed around the table TO
get at his victim. the latter Tempting nimhlv to
the other side. Round and round the table they
went. pursued and pursucr. both too GREATNESS
to utter n sound beyond their hoHrse breathing.
AZ they circled around the table. Lang watched
widencd the distance from his pursuer. and
then d1rted to the door which they entered.
BY a desperate effort he succeeded In wrench
ing it open AMI ,sprang out to the landing.
Just escaping Wallace, who umhlcd hcnd ong
after him. Wallace was arrested u.s. morning.
and committed for trial. He is believed to be a
maniaC.
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Hy the httIe.


from NJ Clipper.
All, sweet :" said l. Tho sun dronncd low
And hlled the W. with passing splendor,
And fingered ~ " 10th foro,
Blessing tho hills with kisses tender.
Too sweet she was Flowcr, hung their heads.
ASH no dn tn maiden houor.
The littlc Ni0lof- from their beds
with umi blue eyes enlcl upon her
So air with nm ethereal grace.
win ewes lkr ,fufs ~ midnight burning,
The vcrfpct beauty ni her taco
Hsd nlcd INV heart with secret warming.
loved her. vet dared NOT trn
Ashv the stilr we stood. lclaiedi
Her words would make my heaven or hell
What wonder that longod and walted'
Ono little star ncorod from tho skv,
And Wiukcd ~ Ms with NisHcc wunkled,
A. n 10 say. " Nowi ON thc s'v''
Ana ni my hcsitntion tniNklt 4.
Sli" lrHnrl to me q rrnss iNc stll'-
How could the hc1rt n. man resist herr
uuu. od u very ltile whlir.
And then ended all. and-kisscd her
L, NORMAN GUsSIsos,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, May 1s-P. M.-The early bust
ness Mt the Stock Exchange reflected only a
moderate speculation, but the general tone Of
the market was firm. especially for Delaware
Lackawanna and Western. Western Union
Rock Island. Ohios. New Jersey Central. and
New York Central. The Northwestorns. how
ever and st. Pauls were heavy. and Pacific
Mail yielded from 19i to 1917 before mid
day. Michigan Central up to this hour was
neglected and during the later trade sold in
limited amounts at Go 1865. During the after
noon Wabash commanded more prominence by
IFS advance 10 AZ. chiefly under the influence
Of covering by the short interest; but the re-
ma.nder Of tho list ut the second call and sub
seaucntlv. took a downward turn because OF ac-
tive realizations based in part upon the fact
that a further sharp decline in values mt the
Produce Exchange had been established.
The chief feature OF the afternoon, how
over. WINS further advance in Rock
Island to 10, mainly due to mnnipulntion
of n new combination. The price soon utter
ward yielded to 1O9A. but closed ut lO9.a. Lake
Shore ranged until tue second Gull ~ 81 enGIA,
buyer 3. @ G2'a but after 7. ". dropped TO 62A,
with final transactions At G2'a. New jersey
Central was = per cont. higher at 20A. md WINS
well sustained throughout the day: but Morris
ana Essex declined from ~ % to 6O's and Dcla-
5Jb, Chicago. Burlnoton and Quincy WINS
moro active at 1919 1Ojia. as against lOi y, =
terdny, after which the price quickly yielded
! uor cent. and us quickly recovered IN the
highest figures Of the day. Ohios wore J. per
cent lower nj %. seller 2. at the close: and Erie
yielded q to 12A. Illinois Central ruled iirm
Mt 7G'i G77 but the changes In the remainder Of
the list were not important
The general tone 0f the market was heavy Mt
the close. from causes already alluded II above.
The following table represents the opening.
highest. aud lowest sa"s. regular way. OF the
principal stacis Turing the pasi week. together
81. 81, st.sts . ltlsi al an
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A suit Ag",n.. an Adopted Daughter.

motion was made before Justice Prntt, in
Brooklyn. yesterday on behalf OF George W Shield to
frame issues for jury trial against Annie Augusta
Shield. his adopted daughter Mr. Shield married Mary
Augusta Moore in iS32 He was then worth sio1Hn
ie .opu wont Plr. hr tcft"d sltnil al In
l"fl hr p raiut n nu-und Wiui Hts i' managed iht
estate ant snid aud tu, uhrr property her
now live. IN 81 James place, BrooSlyn tor $1,000
fl Jeremiah Mundell committee for Mr. shield, now
brings snit In rsanyar this nrnDsrtr for ths astata
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Bookkeepcr Payne. Fall.

John d. Payne. bookkeeper for Alvin J. John
son SON. publishers ut II Great Jones street pleaded
guilty in the Je erson Market Police Court yesterday
the charge Of having stolen about s5Up from the firm
Justice Murray committed HIM Mr. johnson treated
PAYNE like son and made HIM BIS private Hnd conn
DENTAL clerk Payne "A member OF the sixteenth
street Baptist Church. and be sang IN
the chos lie did not gamble he SAYS aud he in
temperate but the money spent carriages pres
ents and theatre tickets Mr. johnson did not know that
PAYNE married until his wiis entered the
tcrday. She had no share of thr money Other woincn
engrossed PAYNE on that lie u, ted his lfo
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Death on n Bicycle.


Albert Whitcomh. n promising young son OF
Mr. MhlcOnb the hrm OF Gross Mhitcomh, furniture
dealers OF tins cit, dropped dead while riding on a
bicycle the corner Of Concord avenue ANA Sparks
street Old Cambridge shortly AFTER II O'Clock night
OF late he hnn taken quite fancy To bicycle riding and
he spent many ol MS spare evenings m taking SPINS
through fhc suburbs FniN last evening he lc ms nom,
IN Ghrlsen. aud, alter proceeding nr'ui Maiden and
Mcdfnrl, started hi, return hN way ut Cambridge
owing the ncncss the hour nnd an anxiety tohurv
nome II Is Thought he oNcriased his strength by swift
dnvng and thereby brought on sudden attack VI heart
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1t is proposed in the New York Yacht Club to
start yachts in races by signal the to be nyng
efore hut all va hts time To he taken when flag Is
lowered " gun nrod THIS j. the English style and
Mr. Chas Srhhins, nl the club. who has recently re-
turned abroad advocates IT, So do all the report
rrs. but many OF the Yacht club men do not
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The Governor signed n law last Wednesday
punish stealing ride the freight going from
the Centre depot The law first enforced yes
trrdHv when special officers the Twenty. second
precinct anc special officers captured Thomas sullivan,
Charles komUe, John torrgan George Ganlry, John
Hohley, Bernard J. renra, VIM Bnukendor AMI Henry
Smith and two others all poor working lads They were
arragnrd the fifty .evenh street Police Court and
held in 500 bail each for trial They couldn't furnish i,
ami had down The punishment Is three months in
lail or a fine Of So. or both.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19
American Meat for the Germans.

Word has been received nj the Custom House
from John NJ Wilson. United States Consul at HAMBURG.
that Germany has begun To import American lean cattle.
and that the trade with this country stock pron.
iss to become very lucrative The hrst cargo ul cattle
taken out in the steamship Schlcswir. which Is
way back here another load The cattle he
grazd and atenrd in the fertile PASTURES at Schcswig-
flul.tcn which has the reputation furnishing the
meat IN Europe. Mr. Mocrr Deputy Consul at Ham
bury credited with the work Of Introducing American
cat
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yottsooo bush. We quote; No srrins. 81 i2asi i5
Nn2 New York and Chicago ~ is9el 20: do Milwaukee
g. 22esi 2a No srrine, I'll 3oasi q ~ rcd winter
si2Igfi2s anl prime 10 choice. si.350Fi.iO. For III
tnre d',Ssry S'gp Lush No srigs % q 10 for Way
a6uNi bush. ut S2N3ic for graded mixed, AMI $40
3sc tot white including no 2srHdcd nj 39iic for missed
and 3f tor white Indian corn lower md more nctvr
sales tho spot pS 0m bush including No. new ut 5O3
aioF' phrt for early arrival aRutt; 80 at go aud
81 "a ~ &c. tor scam,r missed; yellow jersey and south
eru new, 52a54c yellow Western. 5Oni2c white DO.
5i9llc. old Western mixed to arrive ~ &C. For fiturc
dcrtry lGtOD hus inc uliug Steamer mixed. at iNc
Tor May. and No at soc. Tor May and 40ai85Jc. for
June.
RocrRrs-CofIcc was quiet hut steady. ~ yc'tcrd.vs
rrcrs stock oi Rio here increased to n4n7 hre Rio
ltA@i7Ac gold. Rice was in moderate demand aid
steady 81 t9Gsac Tor common 20 ntimc Carolina Now
orleans moln>s.s was nrm at 2I@59. with only mod
rrafe trade to-day; foreign quiet Raw sugar was trn
- &c. Tor ru1niug Cuha with sales nj ~ hhds un
this lu~. refining In nir demand at 4dNsc. Tor
harris aud ngDit for " 4" standard
SrspHFs-Smits turTcu'ine was arm AMI nuict AZ 31c
Rosu. small aic at ~ iii.es 20 fer common I, sos
strained Petroleum WIS nrm AMI qu.ct %; 10. for
crude. in bulk. nud iiisc bid frr rcnrd Tniow lower
and easy. sale. 1poun ~ ut 797 Lie. Whi.kcv lui
and minii ~, Al cisfIu7 OsHu Heigits werc steady
mud glrly active srnn To- Liverpool by s'cam "a COT.
ton. Nd hnur. by sail p, do by sr To Lnndun. =
grain To iri>tpi by steam so nour, by sail =. ~
crain To Hull by steam, O.sd d." tu Cork. Tor orders,
5s. To- "a. per quarter. no petroleum charters
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The Ninth,s Commander Ill.

Lieut. Col. NJ. F. l.. Montgomery has been
very sick for sewers, days Major Fryer said the Col.
oucls trouble in his kidneys or bladder He thought
that he might nave to take command The Ninth lost
several comma ndant- IN the war ami two since aud the
Illness Col Montgomery is regarded with Anxiety in
nsequcncc OF the fatality which seems to attach TO the
Ninth commanders.
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Total for the week 5~3.7.j
IA dividend


Tho total number ~ shnros dnnlt in to-day
Wa Of cs3: Of which Tak" SLor, ron r.s.ffsl
20 III ~, ~, i-' ~ ~.
lH'W; NnrinwrSi'rn, 4tNW; 90. II .l"rr,d
1lNb' W "-trfn I mon. ',"'p. -. ram, tliU. 40.
lr fHrre 2. 500. wabash. 3NNU: Rock Island
4.CG2: c. b. and Quincy. 2y25: priawure
1-naFr,rut'rn .rI W,.tnrn - GiO. pon,-u~,
80. T''...t' a - "a " - 49,
nl-ao IL i-'l Nihili a,-'i' n-btiN >Hnt - y.
l.lfV' Now lorN Nrhl .I. .,'ol NV d-Ie. "
tnirnl. ,. $50; Oh los. .. 700: PurlN Mrl. Su1;
Erie SO; cleveland ans PITTSBURGH. 900: c. G..
4 and a5u. Titinofs Central 95O. Nj ,hi,an
r.,trat AZ. brt'r,r ir..r .iUn. ,r. .
y, i'lInl' 10 NH'-lio .iH,~I, ""'' y, IN,
lfl"AlNpll -lls l.'I I'm A-Alll,,'--. llV Olio
lf'f'rr'l. lNN. -. L.. IA. I. anu y. preferred.
lOp. ana Fort WAYNE. 40.
The vpfl fnur-sf IA iVunpel To 100. partlv in
con..nfi ,nr. ~ thn large las. of goii Lv ma
l.,,. .e sol int, ia. rr,,. f,r mt ,.,r,I,- H..
l"i@S' liil INTO w" I'"0,IY' anu iyTUN h'-
cmu-e OF the political condition OF affairs at
WASHINGTON.
g., =, ~, ~, =, 80. =, o-.
~ h,-.t IVA ~ ~ \ luz r. NJ. .iufs
In loans the ratios paI the gold We a. !. y.
2 r. cent. anil 4 ~
The total reanss 'he coi department Of tho stock
Exchange were Sl3Ol4u0. gold balances. g J7S IA.
anI nry tna;i,'. g 1893 l5. the sr1s. c'Qarugs II
Che wrNk htftrr irff gHt'i and anpnntine Co s.iv
sHt7Gl 'li rle sa-rr, pail out today SioJt 90
10 ...p iafcrr.f on f. fu i.D. aud fnr the week
s7'i- pu i.tlf- r.Iea.uct 500 iN called hond- which
ouru. flH w"te a--ffsa'.f filitt receiving durns
tfr frHi.sf U.l a. HiI
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sIOlt5.

A NS0N HOISE. - Spring ST New York Hand.
a somrlv furnished, wcllNeuulatod rooms, 1uc. and
zoe. per day.
GRANT HOUSE, - Nrw Bowcry Family rooms
VI SIC, 73c.. 81 per dav, single rooms. 2uc.. 25c'
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pcrsor,, Ao.lt,1
Stem pubLtlt.ons

ON True and False Sperma torrhGa new edition II the
" Philosophy ui Marriage Address Secretary Museum
OF Anatomy GIG Broadway New York Free 25c sampS
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DOUBLE TRACE. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE IASfi IT IlME CONSISTENT WITH
ABsOLl ~ &AtEIi
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SrNnAN -rNnrn sIoNs.-sleamer. IIAnLl
SuNnAY NXcvMsIoNs rp. MAnL:E,I

- AND ASTORiA-Thc Harlem aud New YORK Savl
CATION Company make the following sunday trims. land
ing ~ nm It., Astoria 10th ST. each way, and connect
with iif bridge boats.
III XVI rEcR SLIr-io.3o. IIs0 A NJ; 100, 2t5.
31s 5. -. ami T.Sp T. NJ
Law il ARLEM-p 10. 1l.9o A NJ; /, 2.3o, Z, $50
ard q 80 + VI.
Fare 10 cents on sunday -
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-NTNNTN ENtV NSIO w Sieamhnhts. thgs.
~ harge amt always hand TO charter at rca
sonabe rates. superior IN the business; steamboats,
for small parties specially. Apply at office Of starins
TRANSPORTATION. Pier - n H. bet Coriandt aud Dey SITS
A For eNcur.ions steamer J IS schuyler and hrst
n. elias. harges with Bnyrun Beach. Occiden tal 0lcn
wool and other iAvur'tf groves. MARTIN A HASKELL,
No lio South - open sundays
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-19

FOURTEEN rllGorGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE pLpOfs Is lIfi AnELrlllA, TWO IN
&kM iOEk
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tt.is;r..aatJas.

DIED CHEEK PILLS.
IL Price. $40.
l. Won nre weak laugWd d>inclincd for any exeruon;
n vour food di~agrcc~ with yol,
n Volr flesh l. nahny and your compile xion sallOw.
II Nuu live IN muiufldl district
II Nuu worn down with the care Of children.
II sou have got THE blues.
II you hsvr kept late hours and lived contrary to the
laws lot health.
/ Vou need hrarinc and tonins mp,
take RED CHEEK PILLS
For ,at hy all drussst- samples free General cnice
A. iiteeman I Co s. .fH RrpaivaV sent nv mail ON re-
ccirt of price Addrc., Or F.lLH. DOR Broadway
CrNEW YEAR cards. with name. 2oc - extra
~ mixed. Ipc GEu | REED 4 60. Nassau. y Y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-12
BELMONT COUNTY.
BeIlaiFe.

JUSTICE AT LAsT-A CONDUCTOR CLEFT.
When the local passenger train No. 2
left Benwood last evening, Jacob Schemp
made Quit on error While the conductor
and brakeman were eating supper, he
pulled away from the station and lett
them, and came over to Belialre Win
only half crew aboard. The train was
Immediately sent back TO get the rest oil
the men.
Nothing doing in the police court yes
terdsy.
The Bsllaire and Southwestern Rail-
way received new combination passen-
ger car from Philsdelphis, yesterday.
The bridge that was burned some time
ago at Mingo, on the &. 81 z. railroad,
was replaced by trestle, which, by the
starting of the ice on Thursday, was car
ried away. The trains of yesterday and
the day before had to transfer passengers
About three months ago, Powers "
Son, of this city were robbed of great
quantity Of goods and could get no trace
of the thieves or their goods until yes
terdsy. There was search warrant
issued for the goods and Marshal Drugan
with couple OF his deputies, entered the
house of Mary UDonnell and found
about $500 worth OF goods, such as silks,
csshmeres, notions, sc. Mrs. ODonnell
was arrested. II.
REPAIRING of brass, wooden, or town
clocks attended to with promptness and
neatness by P. z. Sellars, 4l9 Belmont
street, three doors below the railroad
bridge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-12
AssfDguments Made.

Henry j. Schultz, manufactures and
dealer IN boots and shoes at No. &c
Eleventh street. made an assignment
yesterday to Peter McCollocb, OF Will
mington, Del. His liabilities are $780,
his assets about $4,000 Messrs. O'Ksne
Il Divine, shoe dealers on Msin street,
we're bus,ly engaged yesterday in in
voicing Schultz's stock OF goods.
Abraham Somehow i Son, clothiers,
No. 1865 Main street, hsve made an as.
signment TO Simon Kline for the benefit
OF their creditors. This firm is indebted
to james L. Hswley in the sum OF 81 600
for rents past due and Tor rent that will
fall due shortly. The liabilities probs.
bly, will amount 10 $4,000. The assets
of the firm consist OF the stock OF clothirg
and gents furnishing goods on hand,
which are advertised this morning for
sale. The firms Indebtedness is princl-
pally TO eastern creditors.
thursday, Joseph Ferrell recorded q,
the County Clerks office deed of as
signment Of all his effects 70 Benjamin
Davenport for the benefit OF his creditors
Sheriff Tingle had issued on Wednesday,
an execution on Mr.. Ferrill's store and
property to satisfy balance on 8
claim OF j. q. Anderson, for $500
the balance being S2,400. The
Sheriff has possession OF the store and
WAS engaged yesterday in taking sn in-
ventory OF the goods, in order TO ascer-
tain the assets. Mr.. Ferrell estimates his
liabilities at $1,000. 1t is thought that
the assets will be between $1,000 and
SS ODO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-12
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

James W. Paxton, ct ALL
John Fitzpatrick, ct ais.
IN pursuance OF a decree Of the huble
pal Court OF Wheeling, made and enbi'
In TIE above entitled cause on the Isl o.!
OF September, A. u. 1871, will, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, ~
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door Of ~ y,
Court House OF Ohio county, sell Al pog.+
auction, the following described proptia.
that II to say: The north part Of lot n.L'
bered ninsty-Dine (e9), on the eastern =,
OF Market street In the city OF Wbeeint
In Wsshingto district 10 said ccpDY
Guided In the following boundrits; Ell
ming At toe northwest corner Of iDe p.,
OF ground conveyed 10 Margaret r.. Fgl<ii
by Joshua Burley and others by &C. &c.
dated January 80, 1874: thence east AoI'
the north line OF the said HargAreI
Porter's property one hundred and ises3
tizOl rect, more or Iess, 10 the east lIs me,
The east line OF said lot thirty ss
more or less, 70 the nortbe,t ocfna -
the said lot; thence west along the no.,.
line OF the said lot one hundred and 49,
" (l1Jl feet 70 Market street; thence So.
along the east line OF Market street thnS
SIX tsol feet, more or less, TO the piA'
beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the pe,
chase money, or A. much more as me -,
chaser may elect. cash In hand on tneS
OF sale, and the remainder In Two 49,
instalmsnts, payable in six and 49,
months respectively from the day Of I s.
with Interest from that day, the deisn nsf.
ins.almens 70 De secured by th s
HENRY a. RUBELL
declE special Commi4'9n~
W. II. HALI4ER, Aucu0nssx.