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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-13
J, HERyxY, AuetIonee.
TlRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made l,v vut,,. A.
Nabb and Annie z. McNabb bis vie IA ~ ISi ~
IlEned a Trustee, dated The 18th day ii Nav Itst
Of record 10 the Clerks Otee d The CouS,Y -. !,
Ohio county, West Virginia. In book Of ds, a NV.
and mortgages No. 8, al page Us, he u1dsnmsi
will on 's-'t
THURSDAY, the 18th day of Detsnber, A. D. m,
Commencing at 10 ociockl. ", sell =, puble ,.,t,.,
At the front door Of the Court liOuAe d m eSSs,S
In the city Of Wheeling, West HlndhII NJ loo.ISt
described real estate situate In aid ey eubiS III
State, to.vit The undivided half Of al thit In =
lot numbered eighty.nine, 10 the 9Th Winl q MI
eity, which said paIt measures Sy iee 10 Eiill nj
runs Of that Width from the creek tOl line dnTpiT
The point, where the western boundary q M M i
lot 70 intersees With the north line Of 9h ma 4
the allsy hereinafter mentlUutd and u NH ~.
with the alley, and mid part also ineudH a. tss.
gulaf piece Of ground, between saId line lat psna
drawn 10 said slley sud 10Th street; The H pIrl 4
aid lot adjoini an alley on the east side d I'd m
lot, and measures AZ feet on 18th street. and ii "a
same the wagon shops lately Ope1ted BY Rlllln VI.
and Thomas Mofat BY Thomas Eeill and Olhe1 II
deed dated April sth, 1854, and nov Of reCurl d III
Clerks Office ID deed book No. u. n tOlLa and
TERMS or SALE-0ne-third Of The purchase nSs.y.
or % much more thereof Is the purchaser NAV m 4
pay, In cash, and the residue In two equal inlil.
ments bearing interest trum The day d Se, ARM
Eir aud twelve months respectively frOm ths diJ
sals, and secured by deed Of trust % The property
The hle Is believed good, but selling - Trurla /
shall convey only such tiLe a Is vested In ne By NJ
GEORGE B. CALDWELL, Trusts.
J. C. HERyIY, AuctlOneef, MI
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How often It happens that although We
have witnessed the ravageS Of disease In the
case Of Others, we disregard Ills warning sig:
mails In our own. It Is only when we find
him face TO facc with us that We really per-
ceiye how grim he is. Their; perchance, when
Ii is too late, medicinal aid Is sought His
ayant courier. his forerunncr, Is physical
weakness, FOrtify the system, and you are
armed against him. The finest tonic for this
purpose Is Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
nourisles the system, improves the appetite,
gives strength, yielding sleep, counteracts bill
fousness. and keeps the bowels in first rate
order Leanncss, and unnatural wannesS and
sallowness OF the face, are obyiated byit and
80 genial and beneiicent are It's effects, that
not only Is the body invigorated and regulat-
ed by lis use, but dependency banished from
the mind. NwT4w
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SALE OF VALUABLE =
Business RealEstato

The undersigned, John F, EImupJ,o, a.
traitor With The Will annexed Of NiTbs.I GStaaA-
decreased, hereby gives notice that he iii ~ 'as
"WEDNESDAY, The 18th day Of D,e,aber ma.
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, .ell a, nnI..tA
81 the front door Of the Court hOuSe "A HSIS aaES
In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio cOupty " v'sltI
following described real estate Ia IN H. y; "
All that piece Of land fronting on lie a., " iSst
street, between iWh aud llth street, "A ~ AIl
south Of the property d {. A. WIpssrS,U ~ htii
belonging 10 John Bishop, having trsa,,. Istatfiy
front on Mniu street and rua1lug 6acE n w.
ty.tNo feet In Width 10 an alley ID I'M ".
between Main aud Market streeis IA S.t. Iaes
same occupied 1t present by Melsrs. BIZ rR.stv
cigar factory, and 10 we'll situated ioT bn.sUtt
poses. The property will 10 sold ,ub.r, ~ si'
Bloch Bres. expiring March SlSt lSi9 tSts ~ ~ 2
Annum, the purchaser 10 take the rrbts I'M, ~, +;
bis purchase until termination Of Ihe le,,S A-s q
Being an Administrator, | will rfrSn, ,,..l.,,-
the title 10 IAid property. 'PesaiI
TERMS Of SALE-0ue-thlri Of the purrh,,, -
cash In hand aud the resIdue 10 tTo soa,I Is
meats payhbletn one and two yean nm, n. 9aa
sale, With interest The deferred pSymsns !, " q
cured TO the satisfaction Of the undetSirped y
| ssl.g. 70 JOHN y. EDNUNnSnS
| J, c, HERvEY, Auctl0heer, Aty ~
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In nearly every direction. the trade and
industrial prospects are Frightening. 1t
is now beyond doubt that capital is rapid.
/. ly gaining courage, and, with the opening
Of the new year, viii venture into new en-
terprises and therebyinducein con-
sumption and stimulate prices. The New
York Herald, in series Of interesting let
tiers from the Western States, has been
cleaning facts concerning the business
outlook in that part Of the country. From
St. Louis come encouraging reports TO the
effec. that much has been done toward ad-
justing the private and corporate indebt-
edness Of the country Immediately tribu-
tary to that city, and that already the
quickening effect Of settled values and
a Trustworthy future is seniby felt at
that trade centre. When the panic
came, in 1873, Missouri in particular was
terribly burdened with municipal and
county debts, incurred in aid Of various
railroads. some OF which were never built.
So depressing was the effect OF these debts
that the people everywhere in the rural
regions came to look upon the resumption
of specie payments as an impending dire
calamity. But IL is now seen that the
agony was mainly in the expectation. As
Indicating the improved condition Of trade
the receipts OF leading articles at St Louis
for this year up to the close Of November
are fully one.third greater than for the
same period Of last year. A remarkable
increase in the movement ofgrain down
the Mississippi river Is reported, and 1t is
said that never before in the history ofthe
river has there been such demand for
tonnage. By some this Is regarded as an
indication Of the new direction commerce
Is to take on the completion Of the Missis-
sippi jetties
From Arkansas also encouraging reports
come. The cotton cropis reported 70 be
somewhat short, but this Ia fully made up
by greater yield Of diversified products
In the Central States, Ohio, Indiana and |
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ST.. LOUIS, December l2.-The Erentng
Di.patcl. and Exning Poa were consolidat.
ed this morning and will appear this after;
noon under the name Of the Pot and
DispatIl. Mr.. John A. Dillon Of The Posi
viii have general control, and Jos. Palitzer
will be the Chief political writer. The
position OF the paper will be strictly
independent. A new company will be
formed and the business OF the concern
will be transacted under the title OF the
DispGich Printing Company. & ii,
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hours:

BEHOLD the malign influence OF the
Wheeling Register. Behold how evil ex'
ample spreads like petroleum oil on a
carpet 1t, the Register, spoke Of "Mister
Hayes" the other day, as the acting Pres
ident" and thereupon comes the Washing.
ton, Pa, Erapdasr, a kindred sheet, and
announces that +G
"Alex. stronsnider, Of Waynesburg, who
was sentenced by the U. s. Court in 1876,
to three years Imprisonment in the peniiii
Tertiary for manufacturing counterfeit
dimes and nickels, has been pardoned BY
Acting President Hayes. .'.i
For the benefit Of the Weston Democrat
while we think ofit), we willhere observe
that this is the sort Of stuff in Democratic
papers that helps pile up Republican
victories in the Northern States.
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LONDON, December l2.-In the House OF
Commons to-day, Sir. Stafford Northcote,
replying to an inquiry in reference to his
statement that the Russian Envoy had left
Cabul, said he had since been given to
understand that only the Russian Envoy,
not the Russian. Mission, has been with
drawn from Cabul. lie declared that
England had not acquiesced and would
not acquiesce in Russian interference in
Aighanistan, in that or any other form.
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DIED.

CuAMBERs.--ou Tuesday, December 10th, 1878,
near West Alexander, Pa, Mrs. NANCY CuAApGRs,
wIieoi s, D. Chambers. H.s .slit
Funeral from the residence Of her husband on Fh'
day, December IS, 1878, at II An Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend
RUSr.-on wednesday, December II, 1878, WAS:
RES HOWARD, son Of Charles and Sarah j. Rust, aged
2 years aud 10 months -.-.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of bis
parents No. 20 Twenty street, Friday afternoon
at o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited 10
attend. .iH' .u' ntt, ' o.
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SPEAKING Of the business outlook for
1879, the Philadelphia North Ameriean says:
ave believe that the Republic is about to
make a start on another era OF expansion
destined TO be far.reaching and powerful,
and this idea is 50 extensively entertained
that many capitalist are eagerly waiting
the opportunity Of taking the tide at the
proper stage" $3.50
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IT is reported that Gen. Ewing and Sen.
ator Jones, Of Nevada, have purchased the
James River and Kanawha canal in Viz
GINA at two per cent par value, and will
use II fora railroad bed. .ti
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3 Gssaassss' SaIer.
TRusTEE,s SAFE.

~ s;l T.; q & Ss,I D., 4 Try s a =.
ioth day o. September, ISL, both nv, Sgsd % i,
~, ,Sa I +; L. NISS beg husband 10 ne + Sa
and recorded Ia The Office n Ibe cia,S y AisItoo
ScSEt q Oaio CoaHIy. We: Virginia il ssf G:Saiy
oos Ne II, at page iO5. and Deel Al ~ S.o 2 Ttua
auction, on WI sil Al pgAls
SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of p,s,ub,,. ,.,,
Al the front door Of The Court Hons ~ m,
SiaHlIg At 70 SslOSt ~. he oIlSSISS1 5 SSeSi
the addition 70 the city Of WheenS HI IVY W ntt b
Y MCots Trustee Of The eltAls u & zS1S z ta.
in H N and diSna.ed on The pii u M II NM.
,TEHAl-onSthIrd cash, OF NOR, /, ,... "
eleet balance payable 10 equal InstlllH,b, Sol =
tHelEe monthA secured by deed u ITi,t NJ al
Sellingu trustee, shall only COVE. ana, An,
lleyed % b perfect. tu uut b b.
W. Il. CALDWELL r..
| W. II. HALLHR, AuetIonAST +'-Ah ITutel
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ANOTHER STRIKE IA anticipated, and this
time Il will DO confined TO the children
alone, who are unanimously in open re.
bellion against administering 10 them any
other preparation for irOrHs than the can
dy made by AeL1iR Brothers, which they
insist d not only good but pleasant to take.
Drop in and get q box, and you will always
say the same thing. srt -
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Tmr cost Of turning ore into pig iron at
the Brownsport, Tenn, furnace. is stated
by the State Commissioner Of Mines, &c,
10 be sll. Iron ore is abundant in West
ern Tennessee, and strong Inducements
are held out to capitalists.
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IT is said that all crops in Georgia and
the adjoining States thisyear are immense
nothing like them since 1859. A cores
pondent writes to the New York Daily
Bulletin that great numbers OF people in
that section have paid up their old debts
and have money left. An encouraging
account is given, also Of the condition and
progress Of the colored race. i-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-13

The average record for 1878 is for the
first six months. Lowest price paid dur
ing the whole time was in August, 1859,
So cents; highest price May, 1867, s. TO-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-13

TIE Pittsburgh Dispatch gives the fol-
lowing table showing the number Of cubic
feet Of water flowing past that city each "a
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lowing as the present status OF the Bellalre
tobacco warehouse:
As matters stand, the State tobacco ware
house at Bellaire, for which $4,000 has
been expended, lisa complete failure: 1t
has been ready for business for three
months, and when last heard from but one
hogshead OF tobacco had passed its portals.
The State Inspector, WilliamsG, Watson,
writes the Auditor Of the State that he
believes II will do no good to ask for an
appropriation TO enable him or his success.
sor to work up the interests Of the ware
house, as the friends ofthe Baltimore COM
mission men aud their agents in Belmont
county, particularly GAINESVILLE, are de-
termined that the house shall prove a
failure.
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STriadeipha AcCOmmodAt lOn.-Tnis train only runs
between Wheeling and Triadelphia. ..
tpally except Sunday-SewArk Accommodation.
fstsubenyIlle AeeouimodA tIou.-Ths train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellaire stopping when required ut
Sherman House, Ktnayille, West Wheeling and
Gravel HILL
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The Price Of wheat for Many Years.
The following table from an exchange
shows the highest, lowest and average
price paid for this product each year since
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-13

The Monroe County Commissioners at
their session last week, under the law
passed last winter, allowed bills to nine
different parties, amounting to $685. for
sheep killed and wounded by dogs. -
The railroads in Belmont. county pay
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WhaqRey. Grimes. OF steubcnvilIe. Saw
When Ne Was In the Holy Land.

When He Was In the Holy Land.
CAdIE Republican.
DR.. Grimes gave an account ofhisrecent
trip to Europe, Africa and Asia, at the
Presbyterian Church on last Thursday
night. The lecture began promptly at
seven o'clock and lasted until half-past
nine. The Doctors trip was from New
York to Liverpool, London, Paris, Turin
across the Alps to Naples, and to Alexandra
In Egypt, thence TO Cairo and down the
Nile 10 the Pyramids. He went into the
big Pyramid. He saw the sphynx. After
leaving Egypt he started for the land oi
Canaan. He saw the place where the
Children OF Israel started from. He landed
at Joppa and saw Simon the Tanners
house and went up the very stairs whert
Peter went up to pray. Saw the spot
where David slew Goliah and where
Joshua commanded the sun to stand still
He went up 10 Jerusalem, to Bethlehem
10 the tomb Of Lazarus, to the tomb oil
Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, to the place
where the Angel Gabriel and Abraham
held the consultation about Sodom, to the
Valley OF Eschol where the big lunches o.
grapes grow.
Finally he went down to Jericho and
fell among thieves. u he went to the Dead
Sea, bathed in the Jordan river at The
place where Christ was baptized, saw Lot.
wife and got o piece OF her, got one oil
Jonah's- gourls, came back TO Jerusalem
and went out to Mount 0livet, saw Mount
Pisgah, but didn't go up, went to the Gar,
den OF Gethsemane and, preached there al
the Protestant Mission, went up on Calya'
nv, saw the holy sepulchre, saw where the
Gross stood, stood in the very spot and
stretched out his arms just where Chris
was crucified, and saw the big rocks that
were rent at the time Of the crucitixion:-
The receipts Of the lecture were 500. ex
penses SIC. and Mr.. N. "A: Hanna, who had
charge Of the finances, gave DR.. Grimes
check for the balance, $S3.
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E1sH-N NOa !, and > in barrels, hali bar
tsii, a1d hit., Lake Herring In hall and quarter
rel. In TOR, md ior ~ ~ Ana nan oA.
a 4 III 1900 and Isl, Main 81.
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Kentucky, exceedingly large crops have
been gathered, and general business is
everywhere improving. The financial
question, asa disturbing element tits pre-
sumed, viii beilikely to disappear with the
RESUMPTION Of specie payments. In In
diana the GFeehback theory ism a great
degree uppemost, but the liking Of the
people for hard money promises to put an
end to the dangerous projects of the intia'
tionistsF nov
Is commenting on these reports the
Herald says:.The people seem satisfied
that the lowest point Of depression has
been passed, and feel that they are ad,
yancing toward better times. The general
feeling seems to be that the night is fai
spent and the day is athand." S
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FRIDAY. DEcEMBER Is, ISIS.
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TIE EUROPEAN STEAMERS.


Six steamers-the City Of Chester,
Egypt, Ethiopia, Caledonia, 0thello and
Oder-leit New York for Europe Satur'
day, and all took out heavy cargoes, in
Guiding large quantities of tobacco. The
cargoes were composed principally as
follows:
City Of Chester, Inman Line-7,OOO
bushela wheat, LOO bales cottnn, 500
bales hops, 5000 boxes bacon, 1900 boxes
cheese, so tierces beef, 10 tierces pork,
l75 barrels pork, 500 packages butter, sou
barrels flour. 1900 bags ont meal, 200
barrels apples. 400 barrels oysters, 1850
cases canned goods, 100 tons fresh meat.
Egypt, National Line-42O00 bushels
grain, $500 boxes bacon, 100 tierces beef,
so barrels pork, 800 tierces lard, 40
tierCes tobacco, 81 cases dry goodp, $50
barrels flour, l,4OO bales cotton, 50 tons
fresh meat.
Ethiopia, Anchor Line-l6,OOO bushels
grain, 5000 boxes bacon, 1000 bags corn
meat, 400 iierceS beef, 9, 200 barrels flour,
LOO tierces lard, 7G2 barrels pork, 800
bags clover seed, l05 cases tabacco, 400
bushels barley, 1900 quarters fresh meat.
Oder, North German Lloyd Line-l,.
500 boxes bacon, 1850 tierces lard, so
barrels pork, so barrels beef, 600 bags
clover seed, go hogeheads, $40 cases and
80 bales tobacco, $50 packages butter,
$50 barrels shoe pegs, 100 tons sundries.
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NEW YoRK, February 3!-There Is a
great deal Of suffering among the poor OF
Hoboken. The fund set apart by the city
for their relief IL exhausted, and those de-
pendent upon 1t are now thrown upon
The charity OF their neighborS, who, I'M
fortunately, in many cases are unable TO
give them aid. Councilman Plunkettr
Schmidt and CreSsey went to Trenton on
Saturday, and requested Assemblymani
Lewis to secure the immediate passage o.
a bill empowering the Common Council
Of HoboEen to appropriate $1,000 or
"a 900 to the Poor Fund. 1t is expected
that the bill will be passed early this
week. 49,,
In the meantime the distress Is very
great. Five hundred families, each aV'
ersging four persons, are without food or
fuel. The bodies OF two old men, who
died Ht the cIose Of last week, were al
lowed TO remain six days in their wretch
ed novels unburied, neither their friends
nor the Poor Commissioners being able TO
nav the funeral expenses. A generous
Undertaken ultimately buried the bodies
There ia an old man who has been sick
for six weeks, and in that time has
had hardly anything 10 eat. When the
CITY PHYSICIANS visited him he was found
to be slowly dying Of starvation. M
merous other cases OF an equally distress
ing nature are reported from day to day
The Office OF the Poormaster is constant
" besieged by aged people and sick men,
women and children, pleading for aid
Mr.. Lewis says the condition Of affairs i
becoming alarming, and il something i
not done Immediately many persons will
starye 10 death.
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aLAST GREETING.

Among the numerous notable sympa.
thetic creations Of the celebrated artist,
Gabriel Max, who stands first among the
painters Of the Munich school, are touch
Ing scenes OF the blind girl holding the
lanp for her fellow believers to descend In
10 the secret catacombs, and that OF the
moor motherless child, "Julia Capulet,"
carried By the nun, also the crushed widow
compelled to look on the auction OF her
distinguished property. But by many, "a
LAST Iireetingh Is considered his master
piece. Itrepresents lovely maiden, who
has been cast into the arena, IN pagan
Rome, to be deyouredb by the savage beasts,
for the delectatiOn OF the inhuman mob.
She leans against the encircling stone wall;
al her feet, broken by their fall, lie some
simple wild flowers; imploringly she looks
up, seeking the hand from which they
came. Her whole life, like some gigantic
panorama, swiftly flashes through the ie-
yerish brain, every act stands out with
painful distinctneSs. Deeply she realizes
how often the same strong haud,which now
alone bestows a last farewell, had been prof.
fered. Ably it would have protected, be:
side ensuring comfort, hSppiness, and
health, had she not carelessly and disdain'
fully turned away. Women suffering from
those chronic weaknesses peculiar to their
sex are prone to Just such actions. Every
day they hear Of the FavOrite Prescription
OF DR., X, V. Pierce, OF the Wold's Dispen-
sary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. y.
Thousands OF these sufferers write In uni.
yersal commendation Of its great excellence
and worth. Once within the dreaded pale
OF disease, II is worse than folly to be care.
less, and delay the use Of this positive
means OF cure. Ladies suffering from weak.
ness, bearing'dOwn pain, or weak back and
nervous prOstratiOu, will find this a specific
remedy. On receipt Of 81 50, 1.-THE Peo'
pies Common Eensc Medical Adviser" q
book Of over nine hundred large pages,will
be sent postpaid. It contains clear and
concise description OF the numerous disea-
ses with which women are afflicted. Adj
dress the author, L. V. Pierce, NJ. D. But.
ialo, n. Y.