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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL
JIG HERyEr, Auetiobttf
'NRUsTEE'S SALE.

~ vIrus Of 4 deed Of trust rlde s,Sr,
WsSuer and Christina Hbgnsf' ~ ~ W.
dersigned trustee, dated The npI ~ ~lsSsi
ibe TesT isi7, and recorded ln9os y, IIt
saeoyds n Ohio county. West ylIi9i'
TTa,t BooE ~numtered'i2, Pse ~
SATURDAY, The I'D day d JaDs "a ,
p.,,nnI,, Al 10 o'clock 4. y. Of ~ ~ -
front door Of the Court hoITw b,,ilss -
Wst Virginia, 10 the az o. ITerI!S
bubble GuctIcn the OlloWi,gdei.U,, y pja
q much thereof ~ may b ho..JiLsujD9
Ssbt secured By aid DEED o. ul,l ~
s,tsndIng me execution Of The tfult y. ,arsM
Ssed' Ihst Il 70 ny the north hhl9'E IssG
a. nj Nv whole d lot numbefa ID n
nrnhS,.d III. in The IIdiion 10 w -
whsSIInS tboE1 aI Cbunhilfi h1ais rlH
W. ,n'G,Tiny. however. oil The 2. ~ r.
w, EN- M HI deed to the aid LhiS 50
So ou Ja'1J ia s6th DAY Of D,csmtet 80
corded AMONG the public W. 't'Ja "a
" 10 Deed Book Numbered W ~" onJ n uBdSSt.
'TRRnI or EALH-OLt-lhln - f,b is W
a, the purchaser mly eldl DfTssy hffn
ibs bSIrnoe 10 two equal hiutLps,.s,:lrsp
,Telyr months respectively NIllt N, .Rs1a
hsS n M, The purehlHaT 70 " ,dthD
nn5mI.s1Fy note for sch ihFAll :, SrhTb
y IN nTnysTty old 10 b r4lp@ ~
4 w mlnt thtFt0I, until paid ID w silsI
10y !sTn Il heiitTtI 10 he sod, ~
Ine 'Iu 'L,II onIT convey such hu'p
IL ND i, IN trust deed Aioie9l1i TrBk
IN me orr. B. CALDWELL syL
auRNIRHnnF.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, ui EIhJ
Christian Wagner and Christina WIEbG, hlTt.
10 the undersigned trustee. dated ihS eiissAtp
Of December, 10 the year 1874, D drof1d1l
the public land records oil Ohp nantI, WgiTr
gtnia, In Deed Of Trust Book No H. PT u u
other deed Of truit made BY Ckhauia EEaE9
The undersigned trustee, dItd TIE trih I'D
May, 10 the year 1874, and roidA tn14A
public land records Of said county 10 Deddhn
BOOK numbered seven. iOlIOs S and & Vile
FRIDAY, the 2lst day Of Jane, lSA
Beginning al 10 o'clock A.. Y. d MD az, IN
front door Of the CouTt House d 0hbnGEiLAa
ViHILla, 10 the ety Of WheelIsE, Ill u ~!
auction the following d0chbel PoPztI, b ~
city, or 70 much thereof u nay ts btIHrJtE
the debt secured by Md deedi q irut n4A
eIpenss attending ibe e1eutna q tbt tr11st
ated By aid deeds, but subject plldeaP1H
mentioned below Of the tiorth half d blS5a
Of two thousand dollar Elth Interest thdpGlI
March 2Sd, 1871, I'LL paid, BY Uttlt 9 -
trust from Christian Wagner lhd ylenVN1y
Dusch, tnaStee, dated March "a, l4l, AID Nuft'
I'd among the public land records d I'D nltlt
10 Deed Book numbtred 81 paGs vi hllIG.E
I Will Sell a Aforesaid the iOlloEihg d5d1NF
perty, or 70 much thereof u tl{ q bca1
atofesid: The eastern part o. The HfA ~
lot numbered seTtnty.nite, ht1ihd g -
dde oi Main street, "Centrs Wbeetbt,, ~
fronting thlity.three feet o. The Set ~ g ~ NJ.
"F" and running WoiVlfdly o. sItn W. Y
four feet bix iAches, OF toA PqhI Nv -.
six inches from Main street, And shiGn ~.
ern line oil that part Of The DoTth hniei ~ g.
bored seTenty.nine, heieniiief pehhon'S ~
part lot being the sne pieroi pTqn1 " n,
conveyed TO the aid lhns1L1n mltnd
A. Berry and vile ipd Nllldl EnosI
dated February lSlh, ls5s lLa ~ -
the public land Ieoordio O uhn e9un'I' We"
ginfa, 10 Deed BooEEo 81 iOlio W
Also, % much Of The north hiI o. 10y n
seyepty.nine As li0 bftgten ~ ~ ~. 4.
piece Of ground above decIiUSG, aD1 ~ Il. ~
same property granted ana @a,t!tS "a SiSIf
Chriestlln VRgner By J.hn OPSnhsA ~
deed daied March 80, lSsi lbI M, n,
aid land ncords 10 bed booE 10. s'GtJ1s
The int mentioned part o. We ~ -
No 70 will be hrsl 0ld al aid uns I.gR-Ipk
The title to the poIerJ hefsey IVY W. gss
pold q believed 10 be gooi, Igbltel M
nTt Thereof ~ above, bat kllihk GN,t t h
only convey such title a. . VaE1
two deeds Of trust Aforesaid; ,r,thua
TERyS oH SALE-One.thlfd, le1 ~ ~
n The purchaser may elect 70 NO. N ~
The balance 10 Two equal ln'AlIpsIs tTats
WE'VE months respectively wa " ,SElah
day Of sals, the purchaser 70 g,s ~ ~ 10
mumIasory note for each initIlInfI SSsIffh
70 the property rod TO bSit9lb@ In
the payment thereof unIi a W. tRiER Irfa
c.InvELL4 CALDWELL AtturnsIL ,di
q HRnYEY. Aurli0netf. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DooK.KEEPNG.-Aecoant books inspected,
ID dGranged books rectiGed, partperf accounts
adIlited, tets Of boon opened, computations rtlAt.
Ing 10 business made, accounts balanced and bal
aneetheois prepared, By Marry CALDWELL.
AddT!sia q Gefl's Ofhee, City Building.
my29-WAS
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FOR SALE,
SALE

e'lIsE v,atls.l a Co,
Christopher Anderson FaI F.auhAAs
In Tie Municipal Court Of wA.l,,.
Lone a Bro "a ChhitopSol AsSan
NJ y 20 Va chnitophs.
ss, ", ~ hedSes, hnEG G. " Sod.ogl
Before ". Phillips, Jp,,l. Il
District, In Ohio County ", o. tAt TaHn
~ virtue 81 ExtcItioB' ,lEinh
Snuued causes, and ID M 10 "
ieTled upon and will eli Al ~ sftuN, fS
W. Ahilet nreSt 10 he CIV y SaASeSa AZ
|. MONDAY, the 9th d,,
Commanding at 10 o'dOek sset ia
snoed property, to-Vir TnIlSsi Ssta,L
nhd contents, four sele, anN fI!!pht Ia ~
einS ,So sh MIlit one uOnst RGaStsT ;s1a, 3
eogss "DJ III Csse' and %eOntentI ~ .tsAlk
t nsI suest, thsy being Iueh SooI, as lltIE
iiS7 M S,PSSsfy. and isls q Al sSsSsASI
VII Lso Lell 90 wEpSHb,v
o9mInenelnR Al 10 o'c'erE A Jas io
S5 Shisi9pher Anderon l0Itsi'A saRES
~ Ahd MARKET street ali 49, TlAsrFs
2 3 ptlng U goods = ar n,S.n y MI ~
,aII Itoeery Store, and Qfitoess lis9bah Is
teiesl In Frame HOIIr l0nts AadtnpaIS.
corner Of 81 and MIIket d. % he nGtSs-
wheeling. SILVIA u " IN
iOlt I
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dissolution.

The arm Of Adams 4 Lucas has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. A. N. Adams
retiring. The business Of the old hrm viii b SET
tied by A, N. Adams, Who will continue Al the
old stand, No. i227 Market street, until October
lst, 1873, Tor the purpose Of dlspodng Of a remnant
Of stock retained BY him, consisting Of new Pianos
and organs, most Of which have been on rent but q
short tme-all Of which will DO offered at the most
reasonable prices and terms.
Mr.. c. Y. Lucas succeeds 10 the business and
agencies Of the various Pianos and Organs hereto
fore held by the old arm, together with Sheet
Music, Musical Merchandise, DC and will continue
at the old stand, No. l227 Market street.
A. N. ADAMS.
q Y. LUCAS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A General Rebellion.
Triumph Of a Great Discovery
A CARD.

To all who ar suffering from the errors and In.
dIseretiOnS Of youth, nervous weakness, carly de.
cay, loss Of manhood, Sc, I will send you receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
reat remedy was discovered by a missionary In
South America. Send a Self-addresSed envelope to
the REv. JosErHT T. Imam StatOH D. BGk ROuit,
Nts York Guy: Hpis-eod4W
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GENERAL AoTIces.
/ ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.
Having been appointed Assignee Of W. J. Sitter,
all persons owing aid Sitter will plene call and
settle their ~accOuntI, and all persOns having claims
against him will please present them for ADJUST
ment. JOHN 8. EAYLeR,
my2S-Tu 1860 Main Street.
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Having been nine yoan With s. n. Hamilton, I
an nov prepared 10 do all kinda Of work n my
lIbS, and warrant Gatifaet5ou. Also, agent iGr
LoTelis Patent ExtGnHOn Ladder. apS
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GUIDE,
p-upAn1urn OF Tram.

tThadelphIa Accommodaton-ThIi train only
runs between Wheeling and TrIAdelphia.
tDaLIy except sundAy-NeWaTk Accommodation.
~fSteubenylle Accammo1ation.-ThiS tTRin dur.
inT the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Balaire, stopping when requI-
red at sherman HouB, HtnaVille, Wet Wheeling
and Gnyel Hi,
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FoR SALE

Three dednble Buldi9g L9at '
~ M den and 60 By 10 itsi' Y tSytiH
.oppoits The nhdsLee. o. IL ~ dfSt ~
an IA i, Irwin, on South trh'
lilAnd. APplyo urRygY 4 BBTTIt'
WM. II Hall, srE
la6 Ma
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A Chance to secure a Colony for
West Virginia.

Mr.. A. W. Bell, Of the Porter-Bell
locomotive works, at Pittsburgh, strong
ly iavors the project set on foot by BOs-
ton parties, of helping worthy persons to
settle on cheap land, and of extending to
them subsistence &c. for a year. It seems
las We see into the inwardness OF the
project that the association propose to
buy land for q dollar or two per acre,
and sell it for an advance to emigrating
parties, charging them interest on ad-
yances, and giving them a year or two to
make crops and pay for the land. Among
the sections OF country named, to which
the association is looking, is West Vir-
ginia. We suggest to the large land.
holders of Lewis. Braxton, Calhoun and
Gilmer, to put themselves in correspOn.
dsnce with Mr.. A. W. Bell, at Pittsburgh,
with q view of securing one or more col
onies Of these intending emigrants.
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Tie Proposed New Congressional
District over the River,

The legislature of Ohio are deliber-
ating over a scheme TO make the Con-
gressional delegation from that State
Democratic by a large majority. The
present district, opposite this city, Ia
composed Of the counties Of Belmont,
Jefferson, Harrison, Noble and Guernsey,
and at the election for Governor last year
it gave a Republican majority of about
800, a reduction Of about 1900 on Mr..
DanfOrd's last majority.
The legislature proposes, in the inter
eat Of the Democratic party, to recast the
district by leaving GU. Harrison and
adding Washington and Monroe, both
Democratic counties, whichwill give about
1900 Democratic majority in the district.
Harrison county will be put into a dis
trict along with Stark, Carroll, Tuscara.
and Holmes, in which Combination
her steadiast Republican majority will be
swallowed up "whole as those that go
down to the pit" by Holmes, which is
one of the most fearfully Democratic
counties in the State.
The proposed new district for our
neighbors will string out all along The
shore, from Marietta TO ~steubenville
aud will be what they call in Mississippi
the "shoe string district" The Ipresenl
scheme Of gerrymanderiug the State con
templates the reduction Of Republican
d%istrict in Ohio to three, viz: the 18th
10th and 10th.
At the election for Governor in1s77
the counties Of the proposed new district
ynNaJ q. foIIn..
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GLADEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of elldeSyille, and eight hun.
dred and atty acrea Of coal and Iron lands annexed
thereto, The description and boundaries thereof
can DO fully known BY reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the aid land to George Hartman,
all Of which arc recorded In the once Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West Vlr-
ginlA, to.Wlt: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 23SN acres, the other % Aerfs and two
poles, IRON @. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 10 aid
George aardman and Mary 3. nillIeI; dated May
1901; q deed for It6H aens from W. Il. Heldel.
berg 70 aid Hardman, dated May 9Th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 20, page 267; n deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Ticket 70 the aid
Hartman and Mary 3: MillnG for two tracts Of
land, both containing 62H acres, dated June 10th,
1870, and recorded Up Deed Book No. 80, Rges
9l-4, and deed from John b. sherrard and oIbers
TO said HGrdmln, dated May 18th. 1877, and re-
corded In Deed Book No. u, pages 2 and 8; 4 deed
from Margaret, George B, james " Julia A. and
acre, dated March 18th, 1872, and recorded In Deed
Book No. IS, pages t34-6; = deed from VIM. B. and
{. Brown TO said Hartman for two acres and %
pcrehes, dated March 9Th, 1874, and recorded In
Deed Boes No. u, Ps1ges : and z; q deed from
u acres and ~ petehes, dated June 18th, 1874,
and recorded In Decd Book No. Il, pages IS and 10
. died from Buekner md Rebecea Fairflx 10 nId
HArdn1an for lb0 acres, dated August 18Th, 1871,
and recorded In Decd Book No. u, PAGES 20 and q;
4Ha y uHAa tVAA NJ Alu nAIy lee HllQNf "
the aid Hartman for four tracts q land, aggre
gAtlng $50 acres, dated March 10th, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Deed Book No. Il, pages q, 3 and I.
The whole containing 10 the aggregate at least $50
acres, Will all the improvements and appurte-
nanees thereto In any wise belonging, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the zane prop
erty conveyed To- Thomas Y. Candy and HeoFgeH d.
Miller, trustees, for the aid George Hartman and
wife, BY mortgage deed dated November lBt, 1874,
Ind recorded In Book No. 80, pages % and %, In
the once Of sid County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the mm9 property conveyed 10 the
tAld Abner Evans, Jr, BY Hannibal Forbes, spe.
clal Commissioner, and deed Il Of reoord among he
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia
TRRNs OF 6ALH-0ne.thlrd Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof a the puf.
chaser may elect 70 pay, cash 10 hand, the residue
10 two equal yeaily payments, With interest from
day Of nile, and the deferred payments 70 b %
cured BY deed Of trust 90 the property Sold,
JASPER Y. MOORE, Trustee.
January iith, 1878, iait
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Mexican Girls Dance.

Correspondents St. Louis Globe Democrat
Afeature OF society In Preside is the
iandaugo, or evening dancing party, which
is 4 Characteristic OF the population Of all
the rural districts Of Mexico. A favorite
way OF holding there soirees is for the
young OF both sexes, and, indeed, not a
I IsCt at at "a, a house ! t in he SUBJ suburbs db and there,
beneath the soft shadows OF cedar groves
and the light Of the stars, dance in the
open air, with the green and notified
sward for a ballroom floor. The Mexi.
can girls Of Preside appear at these par:
ties looking quite handsome, and dressed
in red AID white, their robes terminating
slittle below the knee, beneath which their
well.rounded limbs swell in stockings OF
a color opposite to the skirt above. These
toilets, rs well as their wearers, are very
pretty by torchlight under the cedars.
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WAsH1Heros, March 23.-CirculGr No.
s from the Navy Department, Just Issued,
says :-The following Is hereby substitu-
ted, to take effect from this date, for the
circular Of October 25, 1877, in relation
to the working hours at the several navy
yards and shore stations The working
hours will be, from March q TO Septem.
Der q, from 4 a. m. to 8 p. NJ; from Sep
TENDER % to March 20, from TAO a. INTO
4:3O p. M, with the usual internission Of
one hour for dinner. The department
will contract for the labor Of mechanics,
foremen, leading.men and laborers on the
basis Of eight hours a day. All Workmen
electing to labor ten hours a day Will re.
ceive q proportionAte increas OF their
wages. The c%ommandants will notify the
men employed, or to be employed, ofthese
conditions, and they are at liberty to con.
tinue or accept employment under them
or not,
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business at the East, Especially
in wool and WoOfcns,

Mr.. Simon Horkhfimer has recently
returned from the East, where he has
spent several weeks looking after the
marketing Of his wool holdings. Mr.. H.
was one OF the large purchasers Of this
region last spring, having entered the field
early, before wool advanced to is maxi.
mum prices. He has disposed of about
100000 pounds Of these purchases at sat
~isfactory rstes Considering the markell
and is still selling, as opportunity offers,
IN small lots. He spent most OF the time
in Boston, which, rs he says, is head
quarters for wool, New York being out
aide Of the market, in consequence Of the
fac. that Boston is the great centre Of
wooden manufacture in New England.
Mr.. Horkheimer confirms what has
been previously tAId in regard to the
depressing influence Of proposed tariff
changes on the price Of wool. But for
that agitation the clips bought in the
summer at 10 cents, could probably have
been sold at a profit, whereas to-day they
can only be sold at loss. The manufac.
turers arc buying from hand to mouth,
accumulating no stocks to speak Of.
Wooden goods are low this spring, and
there is no encouragement to stock up
except at concessions in the raw material.
Consequently there is no money for any
body in wool or woolens US the market
now hangs, and tho expectation ia that
the clip for 1878 will be bought at ma.
terially lower prices than that of 1877.
Old woods are, Of course, bound TO be in
request ns compared with the new clip,
at a difference Of 8 to 8 cents per pound,
and as the seatOn advances and spring
business brightens up, 1t is not imposai.
BILE tha. choice lots Of the clip Of 1877
will be worked of at improved prices.
In regard to general business, Mr..
Horkheimer says that the feeling is
one Of depression. The volume of
trade Is unsatisfactory, and the
gin Of profit is go email that mer-
chants shrink from the liability to make
loses. Capitalists are seeking safe rather
than profitable Investments, and are con.
tent with low rates OF interest. Number
one borrowers can get all the money they
want at 81 and cents.
we notice that the Cincinnati Priec
Clrreat takes somewhat the same view Of
trade as that expressed by Mr.. Hork.
heimer. II is Of the opinion that the
great drawback to a revival of trade is
that no one knows who ia worthy Of
credit. So many Of the recent failures in
,hecountty, as well "a in the larger cities'
were so unexpected, adds the Pies.C Cur.
renl, that jObbets have lost confidence IN
their own judgement Of who ia safe to
trust and therefore they are indifferent
about selling goods, at all, except for the
cash in hand. "olcourse there are many
country merchants known to be perfectly
solvent and prompt In paymentS to whom
these remarks do not apply. Hit was not
for these the spring business would be
ANAL indeed, for II all business had to be
for cash there would be scarcely enough
spring trade to relieve the mOnOtOnous
dullnsss Of the past two month";"
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The Baltimore Catholic Mirror Of Sat-
urday prints what we may call a supple
ment to Bishop Kain's recent sermon on
the invocation of the Saints, in the shape
Of an editorial on "Mnsiolatry," which
concludes thus:
ut is not commanded in the Catholic
Church TO pray to the Blessed Virgin or
10 any Of the saints; but the Church doc
trine is that they love the suffering souls
on earth, and love to present their pray,
ers before the sovereign throne OF God
And II one living being on earth may ask
the prayers Of another iellow.pilgrim,
why not ask the prayers OF those who are
now Of the just made perfect. Why notE'
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Card.


Editors In.ellIgeneer.
Ihave been maligned in the Leader this
morning. My business with the city is
before a committee. l have been in oed
for FIVE days. AS to the Smith matter !
have not yet received one cent in cash.
The firm owe me as collector on real es.
tate S192 so with interest, or personal
properly sos, and The water tax assessed
at $50 and by me increased to S9975. On
this whole amount / received q short
time since q draft OF Smith & Co. on
7. W. Booth & Co. for S42 50. Whether
this draft is paid or not 1 do not know,
as 1 have not been TO the bank since |
sick. GEO. Q. BLACK.
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TEE valuable COW lost by John Akin
son, of West Alexander, the other day,
died Of what Is known "a "big gall" She
was nine years old, weighed l,45o pounds
MIXED So pounds OF milk daily last sum
mer, and netted aboutslOo worth Of butter
last year, after supplying a family OF i've
persons and their visitors.
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TnE present session Of the Penn'yl'
yania Legislature bids fair to be memoir
able in the annals Of the Commonwealth
They propose TO punish poor old DR.. lie
Moyne for cremating people; they pro-
pose to punish the 9TH day Baptists for
working on Sunday, and, lastly, they
propose to punish a man for asking an
other man to drink with him.
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The discussion that has been raging SO
long in tho columns Of the BuckhannOn
Banner over the question whether a por-
ton Of the human race will be finally
lost, still progresses. The Greek text
bearing on the subject is being prOfusely
quoted. "Aioopion" will soon be a house
hold word in Upshur county.
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DIED.

REILLY.-on Saturday, March %, 1878. ats A.
NJ, JouN N. REILLY, Of congestion Of the bowels,
aged 81 years and Q months.
Funeral from his late resldsncs, near BenwOod,
at II a. N. Monday, the 18th inst. Iutermcnt at
Allen Grove Cemetery, near sbairad. Friends Of
the family respectfully invited to attend.
EDwARDs-0n Saturday, March %, 1878. at
10 O'Clock, MARY EDWARDS, vile Of Michael Ed
wards, Ssed GS years:
Funeral on Monday at 5 o'clock, from No. C2a
Main street. Friends Of the family are respectful
~ invited 10 attend.
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CERGeANTs SALE.

SERGeANTs SALE.
Mlehael udmiller Va suithAco
cA1pcr AuriAn ". smith 4 Co. EeS IN.
4.&pt 4. ssGySS. '; Z SEA- 9Isf, 4 G. isi'sss
nths Municipal Court Of WbsS,,
By, virtue Of execution Issued IN N.
uued canseef and 10 me directed. ISS.eotH.
npon and viii sell 1t Public Ausiias ~ NA
COS hLsTefy, No. ITO ChApllnS ~. Gen'At
etS o. Wheeling, In the county Of OIL, y y
THURSDAY, the 18th DAY OF NARcu :.
Commencing at 10 o'clock A, NJ. IN, IN
tcribed property, to-Wit: NuVEl4tk
80 barrels Or more Of ale and por,,,
bottles ale and porter, IS dor emu S.sae
. contents, 8 baskets, : a. ~
leuet Ply, ! stove, ] Iron rink, / plnibS SIaa
auases' III do1 copper measuri, 2 ISSIiS. p[Lahi
PIis sklus' copper sPAngers, / lion pSnn IS
empty barley sacks. ! bhl 6unST ~
Roman chAmomile flowers, 4 TIfe brouF SA
empty boz, ! hop scales and veigbts ~ IN
bo1es n bottles, l lot Of emily NE SSs1w
keSi, ] lot o. washing utenSels SbS AaAi
wagons, l day, l saddle, z bddle' 49,
neas, hand hotstipg Sppantus, : Mi y.
lot Of coke, 1 buAhel measure, / steam bJ,s.tAl
Paratus, truek, poker, ShoVels and ~, III
stoP-cockt, H-bushel measure, i m !, ~!
ladder, 3k bales old hops, / Iot al LsiggssS3 IA
platform ieAles, lot Of old Iron, / TiIIIS. ~
per buckets, ) large bras stOE-Cocfa' MN;
cask. and contents and skidi under ~, I SA
and lease Of BEeWry for nine months NJ SHl
and ehattels In and about Smith 1 CO.. 4.
b1EtHEN RIPiEY
mrl9 Sergeant Of the City d WSais,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-25

Mr.. EARL ooLEBAY, who has been out
in the interior on business for his house,
reports trade quiet at present, with fair
indications, however, Of improvement as
soon as the spring fairly opens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-25

A RAILROAD meeting was held at West
Middleton last Saturday, and one at
washington, Pa, in the eveniDg-bOth in
the interest OF the proposed narrow gauge
from Washington to the Ohio river.