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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-23
An Old PnDPr.

Yesterday, while looking up case,
Judge johnson, OF the supreme Court,
found an old legal document secreted in
The second volume OF Lord RsymOnd's
reports, which has been in the library Of
the Supreme Court of Virginia and West
Virginia for seventy-three years. The
book was printed in Edinburgh, Scot
land, in the year 1890, and belonged to a
private library. Very evidently the pa
per. which is given below, was placed in
the book by the party who made it out
and who had occasion to use the book
at the time. From the reading of the
paper, the writing Of which perfectly
clear, one is lead to suppose that ale
houses were even al that time, an iusti-
tuition which the temperance people de-
sired to do away with. The legal docu-
ment is as follows:
GLAMoRGANsHIRE
Take notice that the Court Of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace now held
at the town Of Swansea, in and for the
said county OF Glamor gan, will be NOV ed
at the instance of Calvert Richard Jones,
Esquire, for leave to entertain an applI-
cation for the suppressing, from and
after such time rs the said Court shall
think lit, of certain ale-house or tip
pifg house kept by you in the parish of
Swansea, in the said county, and licensed
by the name or description Of the Cross
Inn, in the parish OF Swansea, and for
the removing, discharging and putting
away, common selling of ale and beer in
said common ale-house or tipping house
so kept by you as aforesaid, and that
such application may be adjourned over
and heard and determined at any sd-
journment of the said General Quar-
ter Sessions of the Peace or at the
next General Quarter Sessions Ct the
Peace to be held in and for the said
county of Glamorgsn, as the said Court
shall direct and the rules and practice
thereof admit, and agreeable to the stat
ute in such case made and provided.
Dated this ninth day of October, 1905.
JNo. JEFFREYs,
attorney for the said CaLUert Richard
Jones.
To Henry Charles and to Mr.. William
Phillips, his attorney.
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THE WORK OF HIGHwAYMEN.
An OLD Nan knocked Down and
Robbed.

On Saturday evening, the 18th inst.,
Edward BIncnsdler, German who re-
sides in Fulton, came to this city on bust
ness and was detained Until dark. He
went in to q restaurant at the corner Of
Market and Tenth streets, where be
called for cup of coffee and drank it..
At the time there were two other men
IN the place and when the old man came
out, these two fellows followed
and desired TO take him home TO
Fulton, but being tired, he insisted
on gong TO one Of the hotels near the
Second ward market house and there re-
main until morning. BY dint OF per
sussion the tive strangers succeeded in
getting the old man as far up Main street
as Alley Five, where he was knocked
down and robbed of note for 500, on
which he had drawn 800. After the
rufiians had knocked him down
they beat him in the face until it
was SO badly SWOLLEN thst he could
scarcely see bis way home. He remain
ed IN Fulton until he had
sufficiently recovered to come to this city
Yesterday, at which time he went to the
restaurant mentioned and asked the pre-
prietor who were with him on the even
ing he was robbed. The proprietor gave
him q description of both parties, and
about o'clock yesterday afternoon OFF,
Ger St. Myers arrested james Sutton, Il
notorious rufian of this city, and lodged
him in the lookup for hearing at Police
Court this morning. The old
man states that he had recently
sold a farm to Mrs. August Miller and
had gotten from her 5000 for it, PoT-
ton Of which was in money and the bal
ance in notes. The stolen note being
one ofLhe number. Upon searching SUIT
ton, the officers did not discover the note.
Who the other party was remains mys-
terry even unto this day. Sutton was re-
Gently arrested Tor playing the knife
trick on q c1untrymRn at the wharf.
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The CauIaIa.

We learn there is considerable interest
manifested, by those who know some
thing of the beautiful cantsts, the Lee
gend of Don Munio," to hear it given
by the aggregation OF talent, on Thurs.
day night next. The solos are very me-
lodious and pretty, and the choruses are
interesting and fresh from beginning to
end. Cantstss, as ordinarily rendered,
are a bore to an audience not musical,
but this one, especially with the careful
expression, the esprit this chorus aud the
soloists will give it, will make this
charming story of the crussdes matter
of enjoyment to think about in years to
come. To enable sill to follow the story
iutelligibly, librettos will be on sale st
the cost printing, five cents each. The
sale of seats will commence Wednesday
st 9 A. NJ, st Sheib's Music Store, Wash
ington Hall, at popular prices.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS.
WHEELING, April D, 1873. J
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
Office until II o'clock, noon, April 2ith, for
the following county work:
MACADAMIZING.
80 cubic yards on BOgg's Hill road, be-
tween National road and foot of hill.
$50 cubic yards on first three miles G.
c. u j. road, above Greggsville.
100 cubic yards on W. W. L. & 3. turn
pike, between Clinton and West Liberty
100 cubic yards on West Union and
ROuey's Point, north OF Middle Wheeling
Creek.
1870 cubic yards on River road, between
Wheeling and Glenn'S run.
10 cubic yards on Meeting House Hill
road.
MASONRY.
10 cubic Yards second class masonry at
run above Sylis', on River road.
stone must be of best quality OF lard
limestone, delivered IN strings, broken 10
three inch gu9g5 and spread.
Bidders are requested TO give theirpriceS
for the soft limestone Instead OF the hard,
finished as above.
Bids must he by the cubic yard, separate
tor each road; the name ana address OF
each bidder in full.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges re-
serve the right 10 reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Commissioners.
CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
W. G. SMITH, County Engineer. ap5sa
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Keen COOL.

keep cool" Your attention is called
to the stevens Refrigerator and Ice
Box" They are al enure departure IN
the build of such goods. They have every
convenience, and use less Ice than any
other in the market. This is the second
year Of their Introduction in this city. 4
large number were sold last season, and,
IN every case that could be sscertsined,
have given the greatest satisfaction. The
special points Of their arrangement are
these: The ice pan, partitions, shelves
and drip pipe are all entirely removable,
All manufacturers impress on users the
necessity OF keeping the Refrigerator
clear, but they provide no convenience
for doing so. In the stevens the fix
lures are easily taken out, leaving the
whole interior open to clean. The Re
frigerator opens on top, which, t'r many
reasons, is the best plan. The ice Is put
in full size, and II an extra supply Il
wanted there IS room to put 1t in. II Is
more convenient TO get out ice for use
and in opening the cover you do not
allow the escape OF cold air or waste q
zee as in those with ice chambers opening
in front. In fact, the construction and
fitting form a Refrigerator and Ice
CHEST combined. Allin want 4 such at
article had better examine these goods
before buying any other They can bC
found at l.. FraEzelps, who has the ex,
elusive sale for this city, No. 224l
Market street, Centre Wheeling.
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PIANOS G. ORGANS

Reduction 10 close out present ~.
800 Nev and Secondhand l1'Nh
five hrst.class makes, fully N'II.. ,',I..
al Prices that DIZZY npNHt' ~ H..
class OF instruments. AE"n'' 49, &c..
Waters Superior Bell pTsal- Anu ti.,.F
illustrated Catalogue m".'i. "a -.
ers. an Past Fourteenth street, Ne@ -.
40 General Agents 'Hi -AoH.Nt'..I,
lrated Premium organs.
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|. BLUM & BRO,
llO4 MAIN STREET.

For Dress Goods an Bottom prices go to
4. BLUM & BROS.
For Prints at all prices go TO
l. BLUM & BROS.
For Black Cashmeres go to
l. BLUM & BROS.
For Colored CaShmeres 90 to
.-fH .. l. BLUM & BROS.
For Black Silks of every make at greatly
reduced prices, goto !. BLUM Bkoo'
For summer Silks in handsome styIeS
and elegant qualities goto
4. BL UNI BROS.
For Plain Colored ST ks at sl.OO per yard'
.oto /. BLUM & BROS.
For spring CIoaks and Dolmans go to
-. I. BLUM & BROS.
For Black and Fancy Shawls go to
L. BLUM 4 BROS.
For Ladies Worste1 and Linen Suits go
to !. BLUM & BROS.
For Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy Goods
go to j. BLUM b"O D.
II you wish TO save money and see
large assortment OF goods, deal at
4. BLUM s. BROS,
apr.a llOI MAIN STREET.
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Personalities.

Judge a. F. Raymond returned to the
city yesterday morning.
Thos Hughes, OF Baltimore, is in the
city.
Governor Mathews Will be absent dur
ing the week, al Washington City and
Lewlsburg.
Arthur Little, we understand, is con
fined to his residence with sickness.
Mr.. George Bray. Ct Pittsburgh, is
visiting friends in Wheeling.
Our genial friend Ed. IOu"g who has
been running on the Mary Miller, ha:
returned to the waters of the Ohio, and
accepted clerkship on the Andes.
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An Appreciated Gift.

Yesterday at the meeting Of the
Wheeling preachers, held ST the parson-
age of the Fourth street NJ Z. Church,
DIR. George stated that some unknown
friend had given him several copies of
"Binney's Commentary on the New
Testament" with instructions to present
each minister present with one of the
said copies. Upon receiving the books,
the following resolution was adopted:
ResoiveG. That our heartfelt and sim
cere gratitude, as mem bers Of the Wheel.
ing Nj. T. preachers meeting, is hereby
extended 10 an unknown and excellent
brother for q copy of "BInney's Com
mentary on the New Testament" pre-
sented 10 each member of this body.
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FOR SALE.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF DE-
OF the County Court OF Ohio county,
entered on the 18th day OF March, In the
case OF Jacob Kruser, guardian, VS.. Sarah
+. Virgins and Others, ! will, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Y, 1873,
AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door OF the
Court House OF ohio county, proceed to
sell to the highest and best bidder, the iol.
lowing property: A certain piece or parcel
of land situated near the town OF IrIadei-
phla. w. Va, containing about nine acres,
and bounded by the lands OF John Win
chester, Fred Beatty, John Sleger and by
Little Wheeling Creek, The Improvements
consist of n frame dwelling house, stable
and other out buildings, ana the land Is
underIaid with coal.
The above property belongs TO the estate
OF Martin smith DegaTmo, deceased,
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the pur-
chase money in cash; balance In equal
payments at six and twelve months, or
ali In cash, II the purchaser prefers.
j. J. WOODS,
mryOoawi Special Commissioner.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 3
feet inches and falling.
The Rsgon for Parkersburg and Than
houser for Matamoras departed on time
yesterday morning.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
last evening at ) o'clock with q good
trip. She leaves on her return trip this
afternoon at o'clock. The Andes is "a
number one packet. Mr. Ed. Muhlemau
presides in the office, and will see thaG
passengers have the best attention.
The Abner O'Nesl Is the Pittsburgh
packet to-day, leaving at Z o'clock this
morning.
The Courier takes her departure for
Parkersburg this morning u. 1890
o'clock.
The Cherokee passed up last evening
en- route to Pittsburgh. She will load
for St. Louis this week.
The Emma Graham is due this morn
ing en- route from Cincinnati to Pitts
bUrgh.
The Katie StockdaIe and Salt Valley
passed down last night.
The Science was put on the docks yes
terday, and will have complete over
hauling to be ready for low water.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 22.-River 3 feet
5 inches and about stationary Weather
cloudy and warm.
LITTLE Rock, April 22.-Westher
cloudy. River 10 feet and stationary.
Arrived Maume.le, above.
CINCINNATI, April 22-River Y
feet inches. Weather warm. Arrived
Hudson, Wheeling; Parker, Memphis.
New ORLEANS, April 2.-Arrived-
Lee, Vicksburg; Donnally, Cincinnati;
Howard, ST. Louis. Weetber cloudy.
CAIRO, April -Arrived-W White,
Ohio river; Port Eads, s.. Louis. De-
parted-Whi.e, South River rs feet
and rising. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-Weather
cloudy and warm. NATURALIZATION,
Pittsburgh; Ben. Franklin, Cincinnati.
River 7 feet inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, April %. - Weather
cloudy and some rain. River falling.
JPN. Smith, Grey Eagle, Schenck,
Bowling Green, Fawn. Down-Shinkle,
IdlewlId, Tatum, Johnson. Business
moderate
MEMPHIS, April q River rising
steadily at ~ feet l inch. Weather
cloudy. Acknowledgement, Arkansas
river; Illinois, Vlcks burg. Departed
Golden Rule, New Orleans; Baum, Gin
ciunsti; Mcdonald, Pittsburgh.
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$50 s s:s $ass $ & & "s5s II. +
and speedily cure k"''"h."
Henry Wells, E-il N,n..s ~
q Co., Aurora, y. y; Wm. -
en-, Esq., Nc. Hatt1o, b'a-. .
Bowen, -. Louis. Ir,.. 20 .
OE0 and treatise Dy mail Price We
nHU Improved Inhaler, 81. -g.a Z, ~ ~.
where. WEEKS q fvI M 81.
pTIctOIs Boston, Mass "..'
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Tint Orchestra.

About the worst orchestra we ever
heard was that at the Opera House last
night. The nearest comparison to it we
can think Of would be a moonlight seren-
sde on a neighboring roof by three
telnes of the male gender to some hand
some creature of the opposite sex. The
management should try and improve
this feature Of the entertainment tonight.
1t is but just to say that the management
endearored to secure good music, but wss
unable to do so, owing to the fact that
sll the bands Of the city were engaged in
playing for balls, as last night was the
first after Lent.
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Commissioners Notice.

@~EsTIMATEs FURNISHED on AP-
ap8
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CTATE or WEST VIRGINIA, CITY or
y Wheeling, In the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling
Wilhelm ala RolL,et al. }
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Accident.

A horse driven by Mr.. Henry Wolf,
South Wheeling, was taken i'll just after
leaving the West Wheeling ferry boat
yesterday morning and fell to the ground
creating the impression he had been
struck dead. He recovered sufficiently
after time, however, to be taken home.
Mr.. Wolf WAS accompanied in the
vehicle by several ladies who designed
visiting Greenwood, but the accident
caused postponement.
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BENSON'S CAPCINE R BIBs}s,

was invented 10 overcome me ~ ,..,r-s
ton ever found 10 the o.d NJ.- y,,t,.sz
p IsiIst ged mST Capcine porous Ri y,y
relieves pain at once and 70 .' 49,
n Imparts a sensation ~ 49,, AZ
stimulating warmth, and DrI-'
com fort 70 the sufferer. ,.---... y-as,Sr
Zach genuine lemons ,ag - ~
has the word Capcine cu' 'A''..r,,B
plaster. Take no other.
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teTehLh! a
Vitative Compound

Planters and Garlner, Lux ." i'-' %
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SculIimg News.

The final arrangement for the Felsing-
Lsyberger race at Pittsburgh on the llth
of May, was made yesterday, and the
first deposit put up in the hands OF the
stakeholder.
TIE much-talked-oi boat race between
VIM. Bricelsud and Robert Speidel will
not come of. Mr. Speidel has concluded
it is not advisable for him to row st this
time
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w uttfl4uE-
WilhelmHla Rolf,et al.
W. In Chanccry.
Albert Rolf et al
BY virtue OF a decree m ade by said Court
In the bOve entitled cause on the 9th
day OF March, Is7s. m Is referred 10 the
undersigned Commissioner Of said Court
10 take, state and report TO the Court an
account
LIST. or the debts due by Charles Rolf,
deceased, at the time OF his death, with
their respective amounts and pTiOTltles.
I'd. The estimated money value, in pro-
portion 70 the gross purchass money Of
the life estate Of Wilhelmina Rolf In the
property mentioned IN the bill.
ID. Any other matters deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner o. required by any
OF the parties.
By said decree publication Of this notice
shall be equivalent 20 personal notice 10
the parties.
Notice Is hereby given that have hIed
on saturday, May 4, l57s, a. - o'clock A.
n. as the time, and my Office No ~
ChapIlne street, In the city OF Wheeling,
a. the place 70 ascertain and state tn e mat
teFs IN said decree mentioned.
AHd' IN pursuance OF said decree, the
OBJECT OF said suit being n subject the real
estate OF Charles Roll, deceased, 70 the
payment OF his debts, all creditors are re-
CURED N present their claims against said
Charles Roll, tor adjudication 20 me, at my
ONCE, on or before said May Z, 1873.
W. J. W. COWDEN,
Commissioner Of Municipal Court Of
Wheeling.
H. ". RUSSELL, solicitor for complain
ants. apfOaWt
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shot Throuxnthe Hand.

Sunday morning about 10 o'clock,
Henry Kellsr, who resides on the hill
above Reymsnn's brewery, met with the
accident Of shooting himself through one
of his hands. The accident was caused
by his going to the mantelpiece where q
small revolver was lying cooked, and in
trying to let the hammer down the pistol
was accidentally discharged with the re-
sult mentioned
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Tripping the Light Fantastic,

For forty days and nights the greater
part of our citizens have sbs,ained from
stripping the light fantastic" and have
done penance by closely observing the
Lenten season. but no sooner was it gone
than arrangements were msde for four
dances, all of which came off last night
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Fine Glasses Broken.

Charles Behler, proprietor of the Union
Restaurant. met with the misfortune OF
having about SO worth ofvery fine wine
and champagne glasses broken in his sa-
loon yesterday. Tuey were Dget in a
pyramid on one Of his shelves, and were
shaken from their position by large
wagon which was driven down the alley,
past his place OF business.
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TO DAYS TRIAL DOCKET.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

The case eff n. Wells VS.. the p. w. IL
| XIV, railroad will be called.
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Roudea keen the Peace.

Yesterday morning Charles Cohsgsn
was brought before squire W. Phillips,
on a warrant sworn out by John VOgler,
who alleges that COhagan did use abusive
language toward bin. After hearing
the cause, the Justice placed Cohagan
under bonds of 800 to keep the peace
for the period of SIX months.
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directors Elected.

The following Board of Directors of
the Mingo Iron Works were elected last
Saturday: NJ w, Burt, VIM. Dean, d..
j. McGarry, Joseph Graves, James
Roberts, d. w hurry and George 7.
Lincb. Major NJ. w. Burt was elected
President by the Board and George A.
Dean ESQ. Secretary.
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail TO purcure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for ell diseases Of teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relief and health
to the child, gives rest to the mother.
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OF sgED AND PLANT fSyi''EAl'. "a,
r., Irc,eas,pg the rtlai f,rae s5d ~ -
I r05 lTy n Sesds AMI Jsani' Psr ~.
9GTlI n, rs Better, cheaper AZ r.. ..-Esf.
eaSsiiy applied than any knoN1tH ss5 -
Insure sure crops, large yisil, 90 lt
iTucfion OF insects. !spure.y ,..,adgs.et
It's character, and contains, 10 S,sIiy or
form, those ingredients ~ eH's.ii.s1'lal %
Gent in soil, and which are fr,,s,i0s O
irnTuedlate and certain germ. ItSa'
seed and rapid growth Oh Pl.a,naIers j. -
ton OF Tobacco and '"l ,, m lg SOC
SiIe 90 and 70 81 sa 90 BAGGAGE st .y I've
on receipt Of price. send tor az s..ityssiS
circulars. Liberal terms 70 f ela sl5E 5iB
WAUGAMAN q CO., care D %,
Adams II. Co. Pittsburgh, "a
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ATTENTION LADIES' II you wish to
get the hsndsomest fitting shoes in tho
city call at tue Little Shoe House ar0nHd
the Corner. Jerry Clemens, No, IS
Eleventh Street.
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MEMPHIS, April q -Biver risin 9
steadily at ~ feet inch. Weather
cloudy. Arrived-Nowlsnd Arkansx:
river; Illinois, VIcks burg. Departed
Golden Rule, New Orleans Baum, Gin,
ciunsti; Mcdonald Pittsburgh.
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ROLLERS FOR SALE.

Inches in diameter with - S-inch
fiues, a feet long and teet CRATE bars; all
nm good condition. Will make steam
easily with very little tuel tor u, Ii OF 10
inch cylinders. For sale cheap. Enquire
OF A. ]. SWEENEY Il son,
ap:;egb Wheeling, ". Va.
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He is foo. We mean the man who
lets his baby cry all night in the arms
of Its mother, and does not sleep wink
when DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will quiet
the baby by relieving it's pain; a bottle
costing only % cents.
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UNAVAILABLE Matter.

The following letters are detained at
the postofice for the necessary stamps
Emanuel Goldsborrough, Kinsey's Mill,
o.; N. Hall, Detroit, Mich; James
Glover, 100 West Spring street, Column
hns q
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=. BRAD1, trustee
W II. HALLER, AuctiOneer.
For Sale Cheap for Cash.

= HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT
- Coal Cars, one cart, one Farm wagon,
one Spring Wagon, three ton of
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter SUM-. one new
SurIng Wagon. :. J. ELLlFRITZ.
upIj cor. oath and Market streets.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Robert h. Woods TO me, dated
January 30, 1861, and recorded IN deed
book No 81, page 81, of the records OF ONO
county, West Virginia, l shall, on
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1873,
Al the 'front.' door of the Court house OF
ohio county, sell the following described
property, tO-wit: Lying about SO miles
north OF the city OF Wheeling on the east
side OF the Ohio river, being part of the
A, Z. Woods Old home farm, having q
front ON the east side Of the county road
aud bounding thereon 50 poles and ex-
tending eastward about 100 poles, contain
ing - acres of land, and covering and In
Guiding 1917 acres Of coal.
Also, a strip OF land III feet wide running
from said tract 10 the river, being the
north halt OF a private road.
TERMS OF SALE-One-th third cash, and the
balance in six and twelve months, secur-
ed by deed of trust.
S. BRADY, Trustee.
W II. HALLER, AuctiOneer.
At the same time will be sold in cOnnec-
tiou with the above, or separate II desired,
HOB. acres OF coal lying Immediately
back OF and adjoining the above tract. all
lying convenient and near the r, W. q
Ey. -. X. ROBERT b. "OODS'
rrur.lUf
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WHEELING CITY BAND's

Ball, given at B9thoven Hsll was
quite success. This was q
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