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National Republican., 1878-07-30
The Illinol. SuIcila

The Following Is copy of the poster put up
In Capron Ill., the Sunday preceding the pub
lie meeting and suicide OF the intide lecturer
Burlcgh:
10 M TDrthV cbisn'Of CdgrDH Iid rcinHy:
Having since the great sensation IN Chicago
the hanging Of sherry aud COnnrIly-hcard sunIry
claLens Of CnprOn and vicinity express strong de.
sire To witness sOm" such Tragedy have concluded
10 Crafty thuir lust Tor the horrible by committing
suicide, by -hnning mysolfthrOGgh the forehead On
evUuiugut the gl instant at Thornton Hall The
price Of Admission " this real tragedy will Gu a
and III" fluid that may he ruol rcd thus shall frst
br applied to my burial expenses, aud, should
any surplus r0Iuaiu, II shall Ee Invested in the
work. e Darwin, Tyndall, and Huxley. and the
saiue shall ba presented to the Town Library in
my name. My reason for thu. pdting period 10
my life i that have endured the manifold mis-
erius Of existence as long aa desire To-, uIrl my
only wish now Is To plunge into thu eternal,
sOundicss, llicles' gulf VI unounsriDuNuc-s. The
death OF the body Is tho Numih.iUiuu Of the man.
and annihllntnn Is eternal I"ure. Before dr,lrry.
ing myself shall read Ny auditor, Hud death Wit.
nr-s,, an url gInnl lecture, in which shall justify
suicide IN all serJusHv's,
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NirpIIlIh IcaclInrs.

A teachers institute will be held at Manas.
sss, Va, beginning Monday, August ~, at two
p. M, and closing the following Saturday, for
the benefit OF tho teachers Of the city of Alex
andria. Tho institute will be conducted by
Professor NJ. A. Newell, superintendent OF
Public lnstructiOn, State Of Maryland.
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Amusements and Excursions.

Cockade Ciy excursions every Wednesday and
Friday at seven p. M, and sundays at three p. III.
steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten o. ni., returning at
four p. IN.
Forty miles for ten cents. Tho City Of Alexan-
dra leaves seventh street wharf ut halfpast eleven
g. M, returning at thrOe p. m.
Mendelssoh1 Society excursion. barge Cocksde
City leaves at six o'clock.
finy miles for ifeen cents. Potomac Ferry Com.
rany excursion. Boat leaves seventh street wharf
at seven U. M, returning al eleven p. IN.
SChuctEonfest.
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4 QUIET DAY.
The Labor Excitement Ends In the
Police Court.

Cohen and His Secretaries Arraigned-G Ora.
ham sent to jail for Three Months-Par-
ris Held for the Grand Jury-Cobsn
Granted o Continuance Untii To-
Day-Other Rioters Fined-Ths
Troubles Probably at an
End for the Present.
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Fug upward Of thirty years Mn. Nln-Ow's sooih-
Ing syTUp has been used lUr children, It rUrrccts
aviIIy UI the stomach, rcluyCs wind cole regulates
the DUwcls, cufcs dysomtcry and darrhWA whether
arising rom teo,hns or other causes. An old aud
We,l.lTied remedy. . Geuts bottle.
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TmE Austrian Crown Prince Ru3o!r will
soon appear before the public rs naturalist
and author. Tho fourth volume Of Brohm's
animal Life, which is still IN the preEs, con.
talus details by him respecting three kinds
Of birds Of prey observed in the uoighborhood
Of Vienna
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Theatre COnlauo,

The Theatre Comique, which Is closed this
weak, will be rcoponod next Monday evening
with an attractive combination show.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS should ho cured. as they
0itcn can be, By few drc' Of Ayers Sar,apuriilu.
NouSG PEOPLE do pay attention To yonr teeth
neglect Will soon ruin thUm. he wise IN time
ToOrlI POWDER. the most perfect jnntrihce known
II VIII keep them through life IN good condition
white and sOunu. Will har'.en the gums. Sweetsn
he breath, and prevent tOOthachc, Sold by all
druggists Is and 20 cents per bottle
WELLS MACnIsr-SPREAU STRESGTHEsISG PLAsr.
Lig are still tho best known Their curative pow.
ers far surpass oil others.
HARD times demand economy; pracuco It BY
rcnovstng your sUilcd gloves with JOUvES's ISo.
pERovs Kid GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 2j cents per
bottle
ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys-
peptc. nervous, dull, and languid3 AveTse to all
cfcrtOn. Is your lifc miserable! You require u
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QU:RK's IRISH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy. twill soon relieve You. Sold by. all
druggists u cents per package, which makes =
IL your hair harsh. dry and stif1 Does II refuse
TO curR Dress IL with IHoNrrOss oAADI OPrIMR.
An oleaginous compound Of singular merit IL
will improve It. Sold by druggists &C. Price IS
aud so cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,dn, Interest paid on deposits Special rates on time
Bankers lii6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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AZ BALTIMORE ASD ONO DEror, NEW JERSEY AVE
sUB AND STREET.
Morning E~rinp.
s6i5 n Y . Phil q Bos eI siaA baltimore accom-.
ST.. Baltimore stprcss tso Batimore accom-
751, Western or press. 500 " Phil a 10.
G.p,laltlinors Rccom- SD, Western Mall.
rs Fred. &C. MET. birch. s-sE, baltimore accom-
Sc, Baltimore Annapolis .Gti, baltimore express
and way. -, Western express
eN Martinsburg and ITa- 500 Baltimore express
&c Tstnwn &C, (Mnl brch.' felA y Y Phil 4 hos eS.
Tc:O Baltimore ancom. lgI5, Baltimore accom-
1l:D, Baltimore express.
HArfive daily. Others Sunday. excepted.
- For the time OF departure OF trains. advsr-
bscmens elsewhere.
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Thermometric Readings
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic States rainy. followed by
partly cloudy weather, sDutherly winds, stationary
temperature. stationary or falling barometer.
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NrM Advertisements, A

For rcnt-Brick house. 81 c street southeast
Grand excursion to Ocean City August ), Is7s.
South Washington Agency, Ia street south
west.
william Dickson. real estate agent, 2la Four.and
l.half street northwest
Special meeting Of the National workingmcns
Assembly at Bcck's Hall Tonight
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ODD PANTS Al hulfvulue Ehcman Pros, corner
seventh and L streets.
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LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS.
JEWELRI, sc,
Can he sold for the highest cash prices Gents cloth
Ing especially desired, Tor whirh tho extreme value
VIII De paid by calling on Ar undressing hEItNOG. ~
Ninth atFcct northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Orders promptly attended TO- ular9Stf
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NEW ADvERTpsEMENTs.
THE NEW SONG OF A SHIRT.

Is welcome boon 10 every win
Who values peace and quiet llfe.
For she who has met can never forget
Her lord and maaer's hdset and net
Aud model Of beauty Is neither Of fthesk;
For where II the man WHO can besar the strong est
or an llly-made shirt, not known as the bcst
II ls then clear blessing to men
TINS shirt, whose beauty Inspires my pcp,
THIS matchicss work OF progressive ART.
Warranted perfect In every part,
And he who has worn u will evermore swear
The only shirt 1T for q gcnteman's wear"
And 30 sing OF the beautiful thing
That suits ali Seasons from fAl TO spring;
A Joy forever 10 ono who knows
Tue sweet compla -ence. the blanl repo,a
that co mes nom the wearing OF hrst.rate clothes
II y0n Inquire, you will hnd the hest
Al GEORGE G. HENNINGs. seventh street wcst,
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The song that sing Is a di :ent thing
From the sad one that used so hearts to wiring,
When Hood made poverty, hunger, and dirt
Immortality known In the Song OF the Shirt"
Perhaps In the cave Of q shirt made to all
MY song will not reid 80 sirlklngiy we'll.
The shirt that name no other can shame
a shirt without hult, suspicion, or blame;
Wrought OF material 80 firm and so fine,
And 10 perfectly moulded to lis design,
That no man could ever be such Ounce
AZ 10 wear another who wore this once
Gusset and seam are stitched by sewn,
And there's no occ,s!on for men TO dream
Tin wearing this shirt Of superior ht
And 70 ling uncommonly nlce In ~,
That they're wearing ont any human lives
Either OF mothers, daughters, or wives
On the other hand. then. you understand
That this shirt, 80 carefully, nicely planned
To suit the taste OF the manly mind,
And keep hts temper sersnely kind.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits, J. II. s9UIER & Co,
Bankers lii6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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HARD times demand economy; pracuco II by
rcnovsting your syilcd gloves with JOUvES's ISo.
pERovs MD GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents pei
bottle.
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WELLS MACpIsr-SPREAU STRENGTHENING PLAs
LIS arc still tho best known. Their curative pOv
ers far surpass oil others.
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Natisnal 9tpublitan.
Arrival Of Passenge. Trains.

7 RALrINoRg AND POTOMAC DErli, SIXTH AND !
s1uEETa
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CITY ITEMS.

Is cents, Serge Goats. EIscnran's. Seventh and E
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The police have very little apprehension 0
further trouble They are prepared, however
having been supplied with rides and bayonets
The District Commissioners yesterday morn
ing instructed tue inspector of buildings tC
construct gun-racks in Zach Of the eight po
lice stations for twenty. live muskcts each and
the work will be doIe to-day. Thoy also
directed Major Morgan to see that David
National Republican., 1878-07-30

FEMALE COMrLAINTS should hc curci as tho
0itcn can be, By few d,scN of Ayers Sar,apurllu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
AaREAT CoAL snrI DoWN.

Suspension OF Operations In the Middle
Coal fieIds-Fro $4,000 10 $4,000 Men
Deprived OF Work.
III accordance with the previously ar
ranged programme Of the coal c6mbina-
ton, general suspension OF colliery oper-
atoms has been ordered in the Middle
Coal Fields Of Pennsylvania. The stop;
page has already gone into full effect, and
not only Affects the Philadelphia & Reading
Coal and Iron Co. 3 operations, but also the
works OF the individual operators.
About 10000 miners and laborers are de-
prived OF employment by the shut down.
Its expected that work may be resumed
at the mines about the LIST OF January
next. As the mining population hayehad
but little employment drought the year,
they have been unable TO save anything
out Of their meager wages, and, US a conse-
QuenCe, there is already much destitution
and misery prevailing in nearly every sec
ton OF the coal fields. 0
For some time past there has been much
dissatisfaction among the miners and ID
borers employed in the collieries in the
Lykens region, relative 10 the wages ques.
ton. The trouble has at last manifested
itself in q strike among the colliery opera
tives at KaImia. The strike was inaugu-
rated by the workmen employed at Phil
lips & Sheaier's mine, and the colliers at
the other works Immediately adopted
the same policy, and now the
strike is general in the Kalmia
District. The immediate cause oil
the trouble consists in the fact that the
''brcastmen" have been receiving twenty
cents less on the car than what the Phila-
delphia & Reading Company pays its men
and which the malcontents claim is rob
bing them Of all the profit. They earn nc
more, 1t is stated, under these rates than
what will actually keep them alive. Ry
reason OF the private nature OF these
collieries, these restrictions have beer
enforced and persistently maintained
The Superintendent OF the collier,
where the strike originated, Mr.. Thoma.
Phillips, has expressed willingness e
bring the matter in proper and satisfac'
tory form before the Controlling Board
and to do for the men what he can. The
cars ut Brookside have been examined tc
ascertain whether any difference exists be
tween the size Of the kalmia region car
and those used by the Philadelphia {
Reading Company, before q reports made
to the colliery masters. The strikers en-
tortain strong grounds Tor the business o
their appeal and the ultimate granting o
| their demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
TIE CIPHER TELEGRAMs.

Its expected that at the meeting oil the
Potter COmmitteeonT Thursday the commit
tee will decide to investigate the authen-
ITCHY OF the New York 1riJunss cipher
kilograms, and for that purpose will sum
mon as witnesses Whitelaw Reid and Mr..
Hassard, Of the editorial staff Of the Tn
buns. Mr.. MacAiahon, q member OF the
committee, said to-day that a sub.commit-
tee would again be sent to New Orleans
to continue the investigation there
which was abruptly terminated by the
breaking out Of tho yellow fever, He
thinks that under the resolution appoint
ing tho committee 1t can, without any
other supplemental authority, 60 into an
investigation OF the cipher kilograms He
says tho committee intends TO go ahead
with the investigation Of tho alleged
Presidential frauds, no matterwhois hurt;
but that 1t Is like man in the middle OF
the river, il he does not swim on, or swim
back, he will have to sink.
Tho Republicans, it issaid, favor investi-
CATION by q special committee rather than
that the sub ect should be taken hold OF
by the Potter committee. II Is expected
that Mr.. Hale, Of Maine, will offer a rcso-
luton looking 10 an investigation OF the
cipher kilograms. Under the previous
rulings OF Speaker Randall such a resolu-
ton will be a question'of the highest PRIV
ilege, and car I've brought forward at any
time by Mr.. Hale when he obtains the
floor. 4 fsiirf Hta' -Ht
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05

The delegates who will 50 to Mexico, on
the 4th OF January, will carry samples of
the articles whose sale ormanufacturethey
represent, and arrangements have been
made by which these samples will be
admitted into Mexico free Of duty. The
Mexican government has made appropria-
tons for the exhibition ofthesc articles in
suitable building in the City Of Mexico,
and also for the entertainment Of the
American visitors, whose trip will occupy
a month or more. wehope our Wheeling
delegates will take goOd-iine of samples
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.


WASHINGTON, D. c., December 4.-Sec-
retary Sherman says: There is a strong
speculative feeling springing up TO give
silver bullion, in the form OF trade dollars,
q value greater than other bullion, thus
discriminating in favor OF the bullion held
in China against bullion now in the hands
OF miners. The Secretary says trade dol
lars will be bought as bullion, upon bids,
each Wednesday, and that no preference
will be given to trade dollars over other
bullion. This is the Seorctary's answer TO
San Francisco's offer Of one million trade
dollars, deliverable. from China within
sixty days. -ls
New York adyices state that large pur-
chases OF trade dollars have been made. IN
Hong Kong, China, for shipment TO this
country; that shipment OF 500, 600 has
arrived in England, on its way TO Now
York. on account Of Seligman ( Co., and
that all the unchopped trade dollars In
China are likely to come back to this coun'
try, through the agency OF money brokers.
The despatch also said that at tile present
rate OF exchange in China bankers arc en-
abled to lay down trade dollars inSan
Francisco ut 92l cents.-ll.
When inquiry on the subject was made
at the office OF Selignan & Co., this after
noon, one OF the firm said that out OF the
s25, 900 600 OF trade dollars in China there
we're only about $I00,0o0 which were Un-
chopped, and therefore available for re-
shipment to the United States. The "chop-
ping OF the coins, he explained, was q
custom Of stamping them with private
marks which was general among
Chinese tradesmen. The unchopped
coins could be sold in this country
for nearly their par value, and were
readily taken In tie s0uth and West.
There was certain profit to be obtained
BY their importation, therefore, though
tie report OF the rate at which they could
be delivered In San FRANCISCO did not
make allowance for all the attendant ex-
penses. There was also mistake, he
said, in the statement concerning the ship
ment on account Of his firm, but he did
not care to make anr corrections
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05

TIE bark Monroyia, with the. colored
emigrants sent out by the American Colo
nization Society to Liberia, sailed Tuesday
from Pier 10 East River. There were 81
stcerase and five cabin passengers on
board. Among the latter were DIR. J. d.
Pinuey, prcsidentofthe College of Liberia;
Rev. D. W. Davis and wife, missionaries,
and W. NJ. Davis, the colored Attorney
General Of Liberia. The passengers took
out with them vast quantity of house
hold furniture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05

QUEEN VICTORIA evidently believes in
economy when you are patronizing the
cable. Delighted at reception; say So"
is about as short as it could be cut. The
New York Pot suggests that she probably
meant to ask IF you are delighted at your
reception why don't you say sol"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05

Tnr Boston "Rrulf' tDem.) calls upon
"aIl patriotic menin Congress to.sink party
considerations long enough to pass such d
fair, reasonable and judicious measureas
may be agreed upon to prevent the re-
currence Of q danger we have once realiz-
ed, !" namely, in regard to counting the
electoral votes. 5000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

pEPARruRR OF rpAlys-wuErLIva m
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JUDGE AVERY refuses to release Gin:
cinnati maiden from her hasty marriage
to Herman Bruins, sixteen days after she
llst met him. Bruins represented himself
as Herman Mayer, the son of rich land
owner in Germany, but the Judge denied
the BRIDES petition for divorce, on tho
ground that the fraud charged was in the
Inducements to marriage, and not inthe
marriage contract itself, which was not
affected by previous Misrepresentation s
to name, fortune or social standing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05

WENDELL PnrrLIps says that nobody will
ever know whether Gen. Butler has been
sincere or not; "he has done some grand
things, but we will never knew whether
he did them because he loved humanity
or TO advance Buffers interests" Mr.
Phillips, however, is disposed to believe
that he has large amount Of patriotism
in his composition, and that that is the
motive spring Of his actions. ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
DIED.

ENoX.-At RGShyIlla, Indiana, on Tuesday morn
inS neCQmk0r g. 1875, Mis- LOUISA L. KSox, sister Of
the late Chester D. Knox.
The funeral will take place from tho residence Of
George Adams, go Main street, on Thurslay after
noon, the Sth inst, at O'Clock. The friends Of the
family arc respectfully Invited to attend. Intermeht
at the Stone Church Cemetery.
DLOoM.-0n Tuesday evening, DeceHber 3, 1873,
at O'clock, THOMAS BARCLAY, youngest son Of John
and Annie Bloom, aged one year and Slx mouths
Funeral FROM tie residence Of his parents in Bridge
port ohlO,O Thursday afternoon iOClOek. Friends
Of the family are invited
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05

IT sounds oddly to hear IN initiation
newspaper like the yicksburg Cafiss.l
HsnuH talk in this way: Senator Bayard's
consistency on the question Of finance has
given him prominence inthe Democratic
party which makes it more than probable
that he will be the leader Of the Demo
cracy in 1857
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
!. slIRRMAN Eo nAyEA CHANCE.

Tho HousejC COMMITTEE on Banking and
Currency decided that when the Senate
bill amending the House bill for the no.
peal OF the resumption law is reached on
the House calendar, TO move its reference
70 tho Banking and Currency Committee.
There was quite running discussion on
the financial question which developed
that the committee has no intention to
recommend any legislation 10 impede ro-
sumption. Gen, Ewing said It wouldnot
avail anything and would look fnslicious.
he said that Il Secretary Sherman could
bring about resumption aud good times he
didn't want tostahd in tho way, although
no firmly believed he could not bring
about either. .Fi,s11 "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05

TINS New Orleans 7Sales welcomGsthe
prospect that Mr.. Randall won't be speak
er Of the next House, because "iils record
is an unbroken history of unfair and.un-
friendly effort against every project con.
templatins our substantial good.p Audit
thus defines the qualifications Il wants in
Mr.. Randall's successor: ''rhe South
wants and will have no man who does not
give a guarantee Of favorable treatment Of
the sOuth's projects Of development and
progress. we@ill laye norman Sh6dOes
not pledge himself TO give Southern Pa
ciac railroad and a Southern South Amer
Jean steamship line and Q national system
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
cAucUsEs OF TINE wIRE.woEEEns.

Caucuscs have been held by both the
Republican and Democratic members OF
the Senate, to determine their respective
courses Of action upon the Blaine resolu-
ton, which provides ioran inquiry by the
judiciary. Committee. concerning alleged
violations Of the right OF suffrage at the re-
at a SgSSn ga s iaG pFGP r o enast
feet security in all the States Of the Union.
The Republicans decided to press tho
resolution foradoption, after amending it
SO as to provide that tho investigation shall
be made by special committee instead OF
the Committee on the Judiciary. 1t was
also determined in the Republican caucus
that rpsolption shall be offered shortly
for discussion and action In the Senate de.
tclaring the entire validity OF the constitu-
tional amendments, andasserting the pro-
'priety Of enforcing them, by appropriate
IpUialntinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
of levee protection an entirely fair and
friendly and auspicious showing"

TuE ReY.Y. G. Mckinney, late mission
ary 10 die, Ireedmea in North carollna,
has published q little pamphlet entitled
"Faith and Works, : in which, mi the form
Of a dialogue. lie endeasors to show the
nature and the mutual relations Of faith
and works in the Christian life. The PAM
phlet bears the approval Of the editor of
the Episopal Rfo0risr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNW0REED,
i wELI-SEAsoSED
Wagon Material, sc.

The undersigned Trustee hereby give n,tiSt, ihE
by virtue Of the authority derived b! bin tfOa
Deed ri Trust male by WlllIan AeNabb 70 him diid
the 18th day Of Nay, 1875, aud nov d fteni 10 M
Clerks Otice0f the County Court u 0tOauiy Wet
Virginia, In Book Of DcCds Of TriEt and NCrpsd
No. :, at fOlio iSS, be will, on
SATURDAY, December II, A. D.. li;S
Commencing al 10 O'clock A. w. seil at Publs sadhs,
on the preniisSs, on TTenIieth street, beiVtta Ntn
and Market streets, In the ety Of whseliug S1tS \
West Virgins, EnoTn As MeNIbbs Wagon shop TX
following personal property, lO-Eit:
lot Of iellOCs assorted sizes, about 10 IN w u
Of large cane cart spokes about 80 lot q cane an
spokeS, assorted siE, about so SO islt, iotlnst
wheels Of cane wagon; iiS cane carl icusi hus, Nd
tised; s. small cane cart hubs, uIOrtel lbouLse
Gust hubs In the rough, assorted de go light t'
horse wagon hounds; 100 hnd hOupdsior oaht EssraS
Is front hounds for cane wagons l9DOx tongue h'sht
ia axle bels sand boards and LOlsters for sasonN
Slall cart shafts; u hickory axis; about l:sA IN!
Of oak plank and Santllng; 10 ptees Tor intsI uhd
tongues one timber wheel axle, tire sreEs and lasf
one Wheel boxing machine; one large punt lTaliS
mill: one platform scale; one wheel lsnoHlhs "a;
chine; ANAL lot Of paint; sale 10 Tie othse iva %
blacksmith tools; two bolt cutting Elashiles' " 3
assorted lar iron In shop, and one pair d Vhtthis
axle OF ALhree-Whesled cart.
TERWS or SALE-CAIh.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Attorneys. q,
Ht,vN.UNr ANRflhnARF "a