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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
wELLsBURG LOCALS.

Town Council meets on next Tuesday
evening.
Geo. Smith, formerly owner Of Sleepy
George, is training several horses st the
Fair Grounds.
The F., W. u Ky, is the msIn lncen-
tive in hog mortality beresbouts. 1t Is
credited with the death of about a dozen
porkers.
The receipts at the F., ". i KY de-
pot here for the past month, were almost
eleven hundred dollars, which is certainly
a good showing for Welsburg.
The election for member OF the
Board of Education for the Wellsburg
Independent District will occur on Mon
dav next. Our accomplished Z. b. Iur-
ner, ESQ., will be elected to fill the posi-
ton.
The Messrs Wsddle are having new
ferry bost built to take the plsce Of the
Diana, the present bost, which Is about
worn out. The report the Terry business
as being rsther good.
The Wellsburg rife cluO are becoming
good marksmen. The following score,
out of possible fifty, was made yester'
dsv. Mendel A, McCle!lsnd 40, AP-
plegate AZ, Marks Al, Abrams 40.
Our CITIZENS have been very much
eated, tor the past few days, over the
fact thst the Wheeling militia are think
ing seriously OF camping nea7 our little
city Tor 3 short time, during the hot
weather. The "bold soger boys" can rest
assured that if they conclude to camp
near Wellsburg, our people will extend
to tnem hearty welcome, and do every
thing in their power to make their stay
amor . us OF the most pleasant character
| Every convenience and advantage tol
campfire can be found here. A hosPita
bic people, good water, shady groves
splendid drilling grounds, easy Of access
and last, but not least, pretty girls IL
abundance, are some of The most imPor
tsnt advantages. March them up, Msjoi
Miller.
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TIE CHURHCES.
where Spiritual Consolation Will be
Found Tomorrow.

DR.. George will deliver lecture at
nirht, at the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church,
in the course on modern skepticism. he
is to discuss, according to announcement,
1.-THE Carpenter Theory Of the Universe"
The public are invited.
Baptist Church, Twelfth and Byron
streets, young mems prayer meeting at 9
A. NJ. Preaching at 1890. Subject
Jesus Calling His Apostles" Sunday
School at = P. NJ. Address at 73O P. n ,
on "Bible Temperance"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Reformed Episcopal Church, Wlesel
Hall, 1905 Chspline street, Rev. 4. b.
Jenkyns, pastor. Communion services
at 1890 a. N. Evening services at 7:3O
Seats tree to all. Strangers are cordially
invited to attend. Sunday School at 3
4. NJ.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street, between Market and
Chspline. Sermons by Rev. ). b. Bar
nitz, pastor: At l0@ A. NJ, Living Wa
ter" u P. NJ instability 2 P. NJ, Sun
day Scnool Lesson Address.
The great excursion of the English
Lutheran Sunday School has been fixed
for the first week in June.
Services at the United Presbyterian
Church at 10 A. NJ. and I! P. N, Sabbath
School at 2 P. NJ.
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CITY CHIPS.
SOME more dampness.

SOME more dampness.
STRAWBERRIES have appeared al our
groceries.
No marriage licenses granted by the
Recorder yesterday.
The Ssymore combination on the Sth
and 9th instsnts.
THE boys call it the Enter News dane
ing club Of Steubenville.
ADAM ALICH has built q new addition
to his residence in North Wheeling.
Mr.. JESSE LITToN announces in sn.
other column a grand free turtle lunch
tonight.
CITY SERGEANT RIPLEY will sell 8
beer pump, in front Of the city building,
this morning.
ONE deed in fee and one trust deed
were admitted to record by the County
Clerk yesterday.
FRANK WALTERS had wedding
party out at his residence for supper on
last Thursday evening.
WE are to have large excursion to-
morrow from Petersburg. Ii will arrive
between 10 and y o'clock.
LARGE delegations went from this city
to Ben wood last night to attend the ball
given BY the Union Fishing Club, OF
that town.
THE funeral of Miss Christina Amick,
was largely attended yesterday. The re-
mains were inferred st the Greenwood
| Cemetery.
INVITATIONS are out for an art recep-
ton at the studio Of Miss A. M. Dod-
bridge, on Thursday and Friday even
lngs next.
CHARLES OLIVER Is having his prop
ertv on Market street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets, repaired and put in
complete order,
The B. & o. Railroad Company will
run a through coach over the Q. .. Divi-
sion to the musical festival at Cincinnati
on the l4th instant.
LAST night about one o'clock officers
Thompson and Baum brought two cases
of disorderly conduct from the Eighth
ward to the lock up,
THE work of frescoing st. Alphonsus
| Church will be commenced as soon as the
condition Of the plastering, now nearly
completed, Will admit Of it.
YESTERDAY afternoon 8 cart, owned
by George Westwood, and loaded with
! birch wood, broke an axle IN front oil
Tsylors news depot, on Market street
MCNABB's centennial water cart has
not been brought out as yet, but y one
horse "gohicle" WAS used on Market
street to a'lay the dust yesterday evening
RESERVED seats for j. 7. Raymond in
"Risks" and "Col. Sellers" Monday and
Tuesday evenings, will be put on sale Al
Lucas music store at o'clock this mora
ing.
THE Whelan Literary Society will
give an entertainment 1T Westwood'
Hall on the oath inst, tor the benefit Of
the school of the parish Of the lmmscu'
late Conception.
THa Belmont Social will have a pic
mic on the lower end of the Island to-
morrow. 1t is said that book beer, Rhine
wine and pretzels have been provided IN
great abundance.
THE Entire Nous dancing club, Of
Steubenville, came down to our city last
night on the steamer Della. They ar
rived here at about eleven o'clock. About
forty couples were on board. The man.
sgement was under the charge OF Messrs
Will Brady and VIII Mcfarland. They
stayed ABOUT an hour and half at the
wharf, when they departed for home. A
brass and string band were on board,
and furnished very good music.
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Personalities.

Mr.. H. B. Godfrey, of the Chaplne
street NJ. f. Church, has been elected
Secretary of the Reformed Episcopal
Sunday School.
Mr.. James Cunningham, ST., reached
home yesterday after an absence of sew
eral months in the East, very much i'm.
proved in health.
Harry Hobbs, son of John II. Hobbs,
E:qr., has returned from an eighteen
months visit to Colorado, New Mexico,
and other parts Of the Far West.
Miss Rose Besse returned home yes
terdsy, sitter a visit OF nine months
among friends in Maryland.
Ex-Judge Edwin Maxwell, of Clsrks-
burg. is registered at the Mcclure.
Over one hundred sympathizing
friends visited the late residence OF Mrs.
Bridget Healy at Benwood, yesterday,
for the purpose OF taking last look 81
the form of one who was beloved by all
who knew her.
Gov. Ii. NJ. Mathews returned on the
steamer Hudson, yesterday, from the
Third district, where he has been on bus
mess for some days past.
George Gaus and "Pene" Campbell,
who recently enlisted in the regular
army, have been sent out west to tight
the Indians. The boys were separated
and sent with different companies.
w. Z. Reppert, general travelling pas
senger agent of the B. u o, railroad was
IN the city yesterday.
Ike Sbsllcross, of Louisiana, nephew Of
Col. 7. P. Shsllcross, is visiting relatives
IN the city.
MIR. f. l.. Decker. of the Steubenville
Gazette, was in the city last night with
the Entire Nous club.
MIR. Ed. McGinnis, of Steubenville,
agent of the REGISTER, was in town LAST
night.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
ferent judicial Bodies.

feremt judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Hon. j. Dunbar, Of Ohio, was, on mo-
ton, admitted to practice in this Court.
In the case OF Lorlng ct al, trustee VS..
Mary j. Carney and Phil Reilly, de-
cree was entered constrSinlng the will OF
Reilly, deceased, and authorizing the
complainant to make yearly allowance
to defendant first named.
In the case OF T. +. Lands VS.. Under
man and Tolsnte, q demurrer TO the dec
lsrstion was overruled and demurrer TO
the pleas sustained, and the case set for
May I'D.
The case Of A. Fulton vs.. w. II.
Sheib was put upon trial. The plaintiff
in this case sues tor salary for services IN
selling musical instruments. The de-
PENDANT denies the valure of the services
and pleads set OFT. Davenport snd
Dovener for plaintiff; Peck for defend
ant.
The matter of the rule in the gaming
cases was continued until Monday, owing
to the necessary absence of the Prosecut-
ing Attorney.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
TINS court disposed Of five cases yes
terday, with fines ranging from 81 to 81
and costs.
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NEARLY A FArAL ACCIDENT.
rnTee Young Men Narrowly Escape
Drowning.


James Curly, Michael Tracy aud VIM.
Lee, three men employed in Captain
Frank Lynn's gang at the Belmont
wharf boat, met with an accident yester-
dsy morning little before 7 o'clock,
which was but hairsbresdth from fatal
termination for all OF them. They reside
in West Wheeling and on this occasion,
as is their custom, they had come across
the river in skif to 90 to
work. AS they approached the wharf,
when within few feet of the
shore, one OF the two oars BY which the
boat WAS propelled, through some mls-
han fell from the hand Of the man who
was rowing, and the current being very
strong, the frsil craft was swept rapidly
down the stream, where it collided with
barge and was instantly overturned,
throwing the occupants into the water.
Quick as thought boats were manned by
Oliver Lynn, Richard McAlllster, John
Springer and - Singer, some OF their
comrades, who witnessed the affair from
the wharf, and after great exer-
tions all were rescued. AS Tracy
went under the bsrges he seized
hold of Lees foot with q vise-llke grip,
and IN the struggle for life which ensued,
the entire sole of one of Lees shoes was
torn from its place. Tracy passed under
the barge with the skitt when he was
picked up by Mr.. Springer. Curly
also went under the barge but came out
about half way of Its length, where his
face and fingers being seen in the drift,
he was rescued by Mr.. Singer. As Lee
went down his finger nails came into con-
tact with a small projection Of plank ca
the end Of the barge, and to this he held
until pulled out by Messrs. Lynn and
McAllister. Tracy, Curly and Lee,
were all badly frightened, but recovered
sufficiently from their shock to resume
work in the afternoon.
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Irustee,s Sale Of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made 10 me by Richard Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May lt o.
lsII. and recorded in the office OF the Sierk
81 the County Court of ohio county, west
Virginia, in deed OF trust hook No. :, pages
IS and IL, / will sell ut public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1873,
Commencing nj 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
font door OF the Court House, n Ius cry
estate. that is To say: The ives, or aIIey
usTt of the south half OF lot 49, sl'uate on
The west side OF old Fourth street, anu
north of old Union street, that Is 70 say 20
much of said half lot rs fronts on the alIey
running eaStwardiy towards old Fourth
street, about &c feet, more or less, toBeIheF
with the buildings thereon.
inc nile TO the above property Is belieN-
ed TO be uuqGeStlonGble, but selling as
trnStee shan only convey such title as is
,r,st THOS. O'BHlEN,
nioqI Trustee.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
PARKER's HALL.

There will be temperance experience
meeting at this hall Sunday afternoon at
hat past three o'clock, conducted by
Miss Taylor, OF the Female College.
Since this hall has been renovated, it
makes it the handsomest Of the kind in
the city.
The ladies temperance band meets at
the English Lutheran Church on to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Every
BODY is invited.
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FOR - ALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
snd Grounds, mile east OF the city on
me National road, at the terminus OF the
Film Grove railroad. ,,,, .,,s
There are some IA acres OF lahGi VIII S vue
contains ali conveniences OF gas, water
,Sr-. and is in perfect order. staoIlns'
grean house, Ice house, milk mousse
Ienery, &c, convenient. l.,
Terms easy. improved city properly IN
Sn6IT TO myself until the l5ih OF May
errer mat time to Mr.. Chambers HerNey.
Tns9rs SAMUEL LAUGHLlN.
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TnnRIIabIe Matter.

The following letters are detained at
the Wheeling Postoflice for the necessary
stamps:
MIS- Ella Wilson. care John Hutchi-
son, Parkersburr, W. Va; Samuel 2.
Welty, Notre Dame Ind; one postal
card, signed S. Ii. c., with no address.
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A Mysterious Disappearauce.

About the first of March last, young
man named Owen Mclaughlin, of Steu-
benvile, left home very Unexpectedly to
his friends, and has not been heard from
since. 1t was thought that he is in our
city, and Yesterday morning his mother
came to the city, and told the story OF the
disappearance Of her son to Chief OF
Police Ripley, who is making diligent in
quiry IS to the whereabouts of the atore-
said young man. Mrs. Mclaughlin left
for Bellaire last evening, where she will
remain with Mrs. O'Rars, married sis
ter, tor several days.
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CAPTTAI, RESTAURANT.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

TIME STORE ROOM NO. 70 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. 40
THIS room has been occupied tor me .l..E
last three years by Hugo l.. Loosias,
- tSbarco and cigar store. The shelving
counters S and gas fixtures belong TO the the
TT"mises. A good ". c. is attached: ke ken,
low, and possession given lih M Tnnp
Apply TO
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LAST NIGHTS ALARM.
The Fire department Brought out TO
GueII an UnruIy HefghbOr.

Last night at 9:55 o'clock, an alarm of
fire was sent in from box No. sc, it being
at the residence Of A. w. Paul, No.
lib Chapline street. The department
turned out promptly, but being unable
to find a fire, returned to their respective
engine houses. 1t seems that the alarm
was intended fer apolice call, owing to
the fact that neighbor of Mr.. PAUL be-
came somewhat unruIy, and was chastls-
ing his family in general, causing the
nelghborhood to appear in state Of up
roar. Thinking that water was the best
medium in reducing whisky TO state OF
harmlessness; hence the cause of the mis-
take Officer Graham appeared on the
scene Of action, but made no arrests.
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Advertisements

The shocking condition in which the
finances e the State Of Louisiana were
left after the close Of the war is illustrat,
ed by the fact that the revenue OF the
Roman Catholic diocese OF New Orleans
has been funded into q lottery. There
everything is chance, and the lottery
seems the surest investment For further
information, write TO NJ. A. DAUPHIS
President OF toe louisiana State Lottery
Company, p. O. Box 692, New Orleans
La.
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Commissioners Notice.

CtTArE or WET yIEGiSIA, C,Ili. =" ~.
- Wheeling, I'm tho Aul...Pa. ''..'
Wheeling
WnHoImina RolLot ai. } --..
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CAPITAL, s25o,ocU

This Bank rs Organized aud r-rrsrs,,
transact the business OF banking tu..'u.
details.
70 succeeds the Flint Sauuuu. Rank
Wheeling; is owned Dos t.ram ...r.
holders, and is under tao same m.r,g..
mtuI.
BY carefully regarding 'Hru'gTa.f. u,.
correspondents and ipyO,|,.rs. and U.
prompt and faithful execution of n.a.
wishes, 10 hopes 90 mrr., their osts,msr
confidence.
Notes and Ul.s discounted.
Collections made DU a.I points ,Lrn.g.
out tho United States.
Deposit accounts ,uh,ug, go check
sight, received from banks. aukor, r...
corporations and individuals.
Certificate, OF deposit Issued payaU.r,.
demand, or az liked dates.
Interest allowed uu sTvclJ. drposb
DlkECINH-.
JOHN X. bUTSFOKD WV. X Sr"TN.N
JACOB =. RHODES w. a. IrENrE
WIN. 4. lsETT, joins J. IOMs.
A. NJ. ADAMS, q. & DEWEY.
HENRY VI. n NIfTFK ms
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EnIIim Tomb Stonea.

Any one who wanted to lay in stock
Of tomb stones Tor future use could have
bought them st a great bargain yester-
day. The entire stock of rough and pol
ished stones wss sold al great sacrifice.
Head stones worth Sl5 were sold As low SIS
$3.50; $50 stones sold for SO; nice $50
monument, ready for setting up, sold for
SIS. The rough stones solu equally low.
A piece Of marble, five by eight feet and
an inch thick, sold for 1925. Slabs
worth SD or $40 sold for 81 90 and $500
There were some slabs At better figures of
both rough and polished stones, but they
were the exceptions. Mr.. MuldOon tells
US he will loose from $500 to 81 900 by
the forced sale.
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OF for Missouri.

Mrs. Gildorn and family, composed OF
three children, from this city, left yester-
day via the p, w. u Ky. K. r. for Sc
dalia, Missouri, where they will make
their future home. Col. Reynolds, the
passenger agent of this road, still pcs
sesses an unuring energy in securing
emigration for his road.
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w hew !
Editor OF the Register.

Editor OF the Register.
Viii you please call the attention of
our health officer or other proper suthori-
ties, to the fish stands on Market street
IN the vicinity OF 18th street The pre-
sent warm weather is disrlling most
intolerable stencil from them, contami-
mating atmosphere Of the whole neigh
borhood and making them public
nuisance, which should by all means be
absted 81 once. A SUFFERER.
Wheeling, May 8, 1878.
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at,heeling &r9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 20 New Advertisements.

Commissioner Sale of Mas Brewery.
Fourth Street NJ. +. Church.
Lenolium Floor Cloth-G. Mendel,
Booth u Co.
Public Sale of Household Goods.
Buckskin Characterization u Go.
For Sale-HOrse.
Turtle Soup Lunch-South Wheeling
House.
Letter List.
Carpets-Zink Il MOrehesd.
Call and See-Piummer' Gallery.
Undertaking-Zink " Son.
Painting and Paper Hanging-Henry
X. Hess.
Something New-Higgins' Gallery.
French Novelties Turner u Dillon,
Grand Display. Blum u Bro
Head of Local.
Notice to Delinquent City Tax Payers.
Auction Sale of Unclaimed Express
Goods
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GfIA IL or WEI V IIsph '''Ar =. - . .
- Wheeling, I'm tho Aul...P'. N''.'
Wheeling
WnneImina RoI&o,aI. ,,.-,,.-s.
vs. -. '.'-".
Albert Rolf o. HI .,,....
Byylrtuq Ola decree UHi' hg sag 81.
IN the bOys entitled cause nh w. 3D..
day Of March, I-7-, .' De- r"'rif'' go
undersigned Commissioner ~ ~. -
20 take, state and report 'H .H' '''''
account - p.#f
IN. on the debts due by rhar.~
d deceased, a. the time ~ DE H'1..rr.
their ref peCtlye amounts ana F.t', 30
%. The estimated money Fa.-'. - ~. 4.
portion ~ the gross pIT0ha. -',Hs
the life estate OF WlIheimlLa f'' 90
property mentioned go 3D." Di'', ...,.-'
3D. Any other matters dseh't '..,-.ry
by the Commissioner o. f'4A'i''
OF the parties. ,..f. ,ot.ts
shall Dc equivalent ~ persona ",
S6tice is hereby given that have 2 -. !,
on Eaturday, May 9, Isl', ~ ~
n. as the time, and my OH, ',sl,,,a..rz.
ChaplIue street, ia the CITY 81 "--.a..
a. he place % ascertain ana slA.' '''
tiers n Eald decree meLflpL".' ..-... tla
And. Ia yuuuAlce ~ sA.l H'.'''r "a
object Of said suit being ~ s40 ,o ,s-
estate Of Charles KOi, dfs'1,--..' re 20.
payment Of his deDt-, AL rie- ..' -, a q
gulTed u present their c.a.TA- ezN.I =, n
1TsrIes RIIi. tor al nd cat. on ~ ne - -
Office, On or beiOT- sa.d NAY i-,u.UyS
Commissioner Of Municipal ''-''
#. h n. RE.sELL, sou..,or FOR oor0g.,.'
auIE,
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Au,i.Couy,ctLabor Meeting.

1t is urgently desired that all persons
who feel an interest IN the success OF the
above movement will attend the general
meeting at the Nail City Boat House to-
night. The report of the Finance Com
mittee will be- received, and it is ex-
pected that several good speeches will be
rps5a
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transfer Of real estate
was lett for record st the office OF the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made December 20, 1877, by W,
II. Waddel, w. A. Cracrsf. and wife
and Taylor Foreman and wife to Robert
Dou liberty for lot No. g, fronting on
Bridge street, Elm Grove; tor $3.50.
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Armed 20 the Teeth

Is n very common expression, but we
think armed to embellIsh and preserve
them to q ripe old age Is decidedly more
beneficial and appropriste-this can only
be done by the fragrant "Sozodont."
For cleansing, beautifyIng and preserv-
ing the teeth, sweetening and purifying
the bresth, i. has no equal.
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Renrfif BnlI.

Owing to the unfsYorable weather last
evening, there was not as large an audi
ence present at Turner Hall as was ex-
pected by the managers. The ball was
given for the benefit of Henry Plate, a
mailer by trade. Cocksyne furnished
music gratis.
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EXCELLENT cheap Organs at Sheib'c
Music Store, Washington Hall.
Mason and Hamlin Organ, $40.
Vogel and Hughes Organ, $50.
Shoninger, Sub Bass aud Octave Coup,
Ter, 800.
Orchestral, three sets reeds, ten stops
$125.
Eureka Grand, eight stops, $40.
Cleveland, four sets reeds, Sl65.
All the above are in frst-csss order
and the best bargains ever offered. Easy
payments or discount for cash.
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Don't fail to procure Mrs. WinsIow
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
inc in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind cole, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relief and health
to the child, gives rest to the mother.
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Military Ball.

The ball given by the South Wheeling
Guards at Kochs Hall last night WAS
well attended. Prof. Viewig's band of
six pieces dlscoursed exceptionally fine
music for the dancers. Charley Koch
furnished the supper. The festivities
lasted until nearly daylight this morning
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TRTSTEE,S SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Robert h. Woods TO me, date9
January b. 1866, and recorded IN uSSu
nook No 81. page IS, OF tho records OF ONO
county, West Virginia, l shall. on
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1873,
A. the front door of the Court House OF
onto county, sell the following described
property, to-wit: Lying about 80 miles
north OF the city OF Wheeling on u east
side of the Ohio river, being part OF lhe
4. +. Woods old home farm, having
'front.' on he east side OF the county ROAD
and bounding thereon 81 poles and eN-
tending eastward about 100 poles contain
inc - acres of land, and covering ana IN
Guiding lUL. acres of coal.
Also, a strip OF land 10 feet Wide running
from said tract 10 the river, being the
north nall of u private road.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlrd cash, ana Jhe
balance in six and twelve months, secur-
81 by deed of trust.
W. II. HALLER, AuctiOneer.
Atths same time will be sold In connec-
ti0n with the above, or separate If desired,
II0i% acres OF coal lying Immediately
ulck ofand adjoining the above tract: al
wing convenient aud near the z, W. y
h y. -. X. hObEh1 D. "NOD''
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