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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-07-25
VEGETINE
FOR DROPSEY.
IShall Never Forget the First Dose
Providence.

Providence.
Mr.. H. R. STEVENS. ast
Dear Sir,-I have been great sufferer from
dropsey. was confined to my house more than s
less. I was obliged to have two men help me in
and out of bed. 1 was swollen 1e inches larger
than nv natural size around the waist. suffered
all man could and live. tried all remedies for
all expected would die; many nights was ex-
pected to die before morning. At last Yegetine
was sent me by a friend. l never shall forget the
first dose. could realize its good effects from day
to day; getting better After had take
some five six bottles could sleep quite well Of
nights. began to gain now quite fast. After tax
ing some ten bottles could walk from one part on
my room to the other. My appetite good; the
dropsy had at this time disappeared, Kept tax
ing the Vegetine until regained my usual health
heard of great many cures by using Vegetine
after got out and was able to attend to my work;
I am carpenter and builder. l will also say it
has cured an aunt Of my Wife's of Neural gia, who
had suffered for more than 20 years. She SAYS she
have given it to OF my children for Canker HUI
NOR have no doubt in my mind it Will cure any
humOr; it is q great cleanser of the blood; it is
safe TO give a child. l will recommend it to the
is nothing like it to give strength and life to an
aged person. cannot be too thankful for the use
JOIN S. NOTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.-If Vegetine will
relieve pain, cleanse, purify. and such dis
trying different physicians, many remedies, suffer-
ing for years. is it not conclusive proof if are
a sufferer, you be cured? Why is this medicine
performing such great cures? 1t works in the
ed the Great Blood Purifier The great source of
disease originates in the blood; and medicine
that does not act directly it, to purify and
ovate, has any just claim upon public attention.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-07-25
Masonic Directory for FaYette Count
Ohio, ROrsthe Year 1875
FAYErrE LoDeE, no. IO7, N.

FAYETTE LODGE, NO. lO7, P. FAN.
OFFIcERs :-H. /. Robinson, W. NJ; c. s. Sny-
der, s. W.; T. j. Lindsey, j. W; d. EurtW anger
Treasurer; B. H. Millikan, Secretary ID. Z.
Browne, S. D.; II. ID. Pursel, J. D.i U. T. Gun
ming, Jesse Arnold, Stewards; VIM. H. Hammer,
Tyler; Mills Gardner, Mast. Ger; r. A. RoDlnson3
Organist; J. P. Patterson, Chaplain. Prudential
Committees. +. johnson, L. Z. MalloW, u I UE'-
wangler.
BLoo1uEsBURG LODGE NO. 449, F. A. n
OFFICERs:-A B. Elliott, W. NJ; William clark,
s. W; VIM. NJ. JONES' j. W.; J. NJ Mccoy, SecLe-
tarv: Henry Casey, Treasurer; Chas. SteuDe, SD;
John n. Brown, J. D.; VIM. Noble, WIn. Squler,
Stewards: j.. NJ. Adams, Chrplaini L. Delengefl
Tyler. Prudential COmmittee-D N. nays John
W. Rodgers, Harry Grow.
JKFFERsoNyILLE LODGE NO. 468, F. A. n.
OFFIcERs:-J W. Roebuck, w. NJ; G. L. Bush,
o. v. Dreamer, Secretary; L. A. Elster, S. D.; e.
r. Marshall, J. D.; Urban Hidy, George Miller,
Stewards; Abel Armstrong, Chaplain; VIM. Wood,
Tyler.
FAYETTE-cHAPTER NO. lOS, ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.
OFFICERS: ~. M. AIeCOy, High Priest; R. AIilli-
kan, King; Milo Rockwell, scribe; j. p. Patter-
son, {. H; W W. Savage, p. s.; II. z. Browne,
X. A. c.; T.. S. Snyder, G. n. Sd v; H. D. Pursell
q. NJ I'd "; L. Y Grubbs, G. NJ. lst v; W. e
Tanzey, Treasurer; H. L. Robinson, Secretary w .
II. Hammer, Guard.
ELY COMMANDERY NO. %, KNIGHT TE1PLAR.
OFFICERs: &C. Garis Eminent Commander; Jas.
+. Ely, GeneralissimO; J. B. Hudson, Captain Gen
eral; Mills Gardner, Prelate; j. W. Woods, >. W.;
H. L. Browne, j w; d. Furtwangler, Treasurer;
j. T. Lindsey, Secretary; Milo Rockwell, standard
Bearer: G.. S. Snyder, Sword Bearer; W. z. Cleaye-
land, Warder; X. \. Robinson, Organist; W. H.
II. Hammer. Sentinel.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-07-25

IN EFORMIC TIES OF LIMBS, PARALYSIS,
1ICurYature OF the Spine, Hare Lip. Club Feet.
all Giseates of the Eye and Ear; the removal of
Tumors, Cancers, and the successful and per-
manent
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What the Pittsburgh mills are
Doing.

fAhpuku Le1u1,
During the excessive heat Of the sum
mer months i. has been customary 70,
most Of our iron and steel manufacturer
to shut down, and accordingly many OIL
them have already done so, while Others
are getting ready to suspend.
Lewis, Oliver & Phillips are running
both their mills double turn.
J.Pain,er 4 Sons are shipping 500 tons
cotton ties on the Fearless and barRes 10
Nashville and Memphis.
The Pennsylvania Salt company are
shipping $50 tons OF their goods to St.
Louis.
Jones & Laughlins are running part
Of their works double time, but the nail
factory Is shut down.
Brown & Co. are running single turn
they report the steel department Of their
business brisk.
Singer, Nimick & Co. report trade
moderately good, and are still running to
their full capacity.
Graf, Bennett 4 Co. are running their
Clinton mill, but Millyale IL idle.
Lindsay 4 McCutcheon are:very busy
making cotton ties.
VIM. Clark & Co. are running double
turn, and are turning ont large quaint.
tea oil light hoop iron and cotton ties.
Macintosh, Hemphill & Co. are bnild.
ing q large steam hammer for the Key
stone Bridge Company.
Chess, Smith 4 Co. have shut down
their nail aud tack factory.
The Sable Iron aud Nail Works are
shut down 10 prepare for stock taking.
Lewis, DalEsll & Co. are running their
Il. LLOYD Son & Co. are running their
shoenberger & Co. are making tho
usual summer repairs,
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washington County News.

Warrington, Pa, Reporter.
The click of'the reaper Ia now heard
on every farm. A better wheat harvest
has seldom been gathered than the pres-
ent one.
Thirty thousand pounds OF wool were
delivered at the Hempfeld depot on Sat-
urdsy last-snd large lot on Monday.
There are many loAiers about town who
could get employment now in the harvest
fields II they would workout they won't.
There Is lady In this borough, fifty
years Of age, robust and in good health,
Who has not been upon Main street for
2syearS.
The basket picnic at Mitchell's Grove,
near Taylorstown, on the 4th instant,
promises 10 he very large. The train will
leave the Hemrfeld depot little before
"a. NJ, and win leave the grove at 8 Pm.
Fare for round trip Is cents.
The stockholders Of the Washington
County Agricultural Society met in the
Town Hall on Saturday last. They had
rather a stormy session. The managers
were finally authorized TO lease the
grounds to any persOn or company; for
the purpose OF holding fairs.
Fifty head Of fat hogs belonging to G.
W. CLANCY, came In on the Hempfeld
this morning for Pittsburgh. This shows
the value OF railroads, for II there was no
transportation fat hogs could not 20 10
market when the Thermometer stands At
ss0 In the shade. The W. & W. also
brought in two car loada belonging 10
MssSrs. Gross and Gordon, near Waynes-
burg.
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DIED.

FRIssELL.-on Saturday evening. June 29th,
1878, at $50 O'Clock, JoHS 7, FHissEIL, bged Is
yorL.
Funeral services will b held at the house oIhII
father, Dr.. John FrinSll, Tuesday morning, July
%, 1873, ate o'clock. Interment opposite Mounds.
VILE.
HERsEY.-on Sunday morning, June 80, 1873,
At the residence Of A. q. Fsrgey, on Wheeling
Island, JosEPH I. HEIsET, In the SD year Of bis
age
Funeral will take place from the Ieddo"eo Of A.
Il. FoIgsy, 6. Penn street, ISlGud this morning at
hall past nine o'clock.
cAsEY.-on Sunday, June 80, 1878, at 10 O'Clock
P. NJ, JOHS cAsEr..-
The funeral will take place from bis mothers
residence, Eghteenth street, this afternoon at two
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited. Inter
ment at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
FRAZIER On Sunday afternoon, Juro ioth.
1873, az o'clock, WILLIS, Infant son Of William
and Belle Frazier, aged II months.
Funeral will take place this morning at 10
o'clock from samuel Fioeuce'G re,idenes, IS 10th
street Friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
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'mARK TWAIN ON pROFANIrY.

2 Inanote 10 the publishers OF his Justly
celebrated scrap Book, the famous hamor.
ist observes that he invented and pa
tented II, "not 10 make money out OF II,
but to economic the profanity Of his eoun.
try" "For,p he continues, lyon know
when ithe average man wants TO hnd his
scrap book he can't find his paste-then he
sWears or II he finds Il, II Is dried 50 hard
that Il 10 only Ct to eat-then he swears; u
he uses mucilage, Il mingles with the Ink,
and the next year be cannot read bis scrap,
The result Is barrels and barrels Of proian'
ity." There Is another circumstance In life
under which the average man Is liable 10
indulge Ia unlimited profanity. 1t Is when
the Ifamily physician" sends him bill OF
one or two hundred dollars Tor treating his
wife, while that lady's face has become
paler than ever, through the mercileSs per-
secutions OF caustics and mechanical con.
triyances, II he does not impulsiyely send
the whole medical profession on a Subter.
ranean journey, Il Is because he Is a saint
and deserves TO be translated. The local
treatment generally employed by physi-
clans in this class Of diseases Is not only
barbRrous but productive Of almost irrepa.
rable harm. DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Pre-.
scription, as q uterine tonic and restorative,
has won unqualified praise from thousands
OF grateful women.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of two deed, Of trust, oss ElAI
Christian Wagner and Christina WIGne, ~
70 the undersigned trustee, dated ihe hn"1l1
OF December, 10 the year 1876, and feccfeaErt
the public land records OIL Oh1o m1nlI' W W H,
rinIG, 10 Deed Of TruIt Book No ll.Fagt ~ Y
Other deed Of truit made BY Chreiltn aFsa
The undersigned Trustee, dated tbe tIh ~
Nav, 10 the Jelr 1874, and roadei ~
public land records Of SAID county 10 M i'@
Boof numbered seven. fOliOs 5 and 6, VIC
FRIDAY, tho 2lIt day Of Jaas, lsA
peolpnIuv Al 10 o'clock A. v. d all t'y y w y.
frngt Ioof Of ths Court House Of Chic toualI
VIrrInIS. In the city Of Wheeling, NJ ~
anclIon The following descrbtl PfoPdlyI -,
cJ,v ar N much thereof ~ nay le btcfhaiI VIZ
ths Jeht sPrurtd By aid detti q i'a,I lha =
sT T attending he tIeulioa o. the lrsiS y
III Nv SsId jpe,It, bot IatIect iel Yen % ~
,nsniJ9nAd beloE Of the torth ball o. lot "
~ TWO thouSSnd dnlltn Eih lnldeii ma = ~ W
Ma,rb aSI ISL, I'LL paid, BY Virtue q ~ -.
,,nst from Christian xlEbtf aud we t9uesf
nH.sb tTustee. dated March 81, IVY, ~ 49,
al among Tia hubble land rttGrii o. ~ WssE
IN need Rook Numbered s., TsGs WI lnlI i,.j ~
Vii ali ns Aforesaid the iole siol o'sICSE Z
ns,iT. oT 10 much thereof II Ihly v h'GeII IN \
ffo,ss,ii. The taiiern part o. ne boli0 ~ " ~
int Numbered Ieytuty.nile, Iitslha ~ " "a ~
.SJa N Main Itresl, "Ientrt NheeAhs a.. ~
i.oniIng ihiftJ.ihree feet on ibt S ~ M m,
nST md TunnIlE HeiuLrdly o. ti,t va, ~ Y,
tonr lei IIx inches, or 10 po.ni wv 4. ~.
AZ inches from Main street, ln1 thHa u ,Sr,.
srn IIhe Of that Part Of The north hhl q \ Nm
s.roJ SsTsnty.nipr, heIeihalitr tp'lugu'yI n
~, III beInS the same plIe Of gfg.ahl 4, iit
lor IN; ~ 10 he aid CbrCitiln Wgpa Y m
! RI md Vie and aitllil Lt1l ,-sri
dstsJ fsbnllry 18th, 1866, AID neoi'wyS d., Az n.
De nublie land records Of ohio oanV' ""'
sjnIr IN med Book No. s. lol.o w ,,-lsIi
A. ~ much OF the north BAL o. ~ - Il,
..SanI1.nIna HI llts betUtu Nnh w ~, N
-. n Srn,lnJ above described, ln1 ~ e ~
20 nronerIy Trlnied md eohTtl y VI. " nm
Shni,,iftsn WSyner By John UDonhtll ~ III -,
All JSiej Mach 2Si, 1865, lbd nSHl1 .,.W
VI IsrS = coTis 10 Utyd bOok No y, SI''WJ 4
Ths 6r,i mentioned part Of 'he pd 'I ~
No Te1iIl h. trIt Iold At aid une ~ y N IN
Ths tIiIs 10 he IiOTeTty hereby ,a, ~ \, .
IA 4, bsIsyej 10 be good, sub.td 70 -, %
-, - ,bSrtoi q above, but slliht = u'.'iT b
p1ix convey such title - i Ve''ta u -
VI TSvvS ~ SILE-O ne.ihifd, lnd = I IN = ~
a, ,hS nufrhSsgr may elect to ESy, ~ ,,,i D
~ bsI.ncs In Two equal iDsulllleh 49,, ~ y
, tVS S month, respectively, Win EXIT s s
~ NJ III, the purchaser TO give h,S ~ ID
y ~ nots for each instAllntht y. In y
ptT ,Is nroys nv toIi 10 Ds'nuirel = S'''H
~ ~ nstmsnt tkerrol until rad 10 lq!t; 7,sss
c,LpWEtL a CALDWELL. A'0'h''A sti
J.C, HEHvEr, Auslioneth ,,,Il' y0SgLil
ThS aboTe SaI6 u pOstpshtd u3"''
TnIx a ISIS. At 10 O'Clock A, -
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TRUSTEES SALE OLA
Desirable ChapIine ST. RssIts,,,

BY virtue Of a deed Of ,nu, D,I,..o.
m S0e' :: =, Moore and Henry NoSrt ~ ss
.nS unaefslSned, dated The Il dIT n W. 49, y. =
anu recorded In the CTE,os6! ~ N
SouIt o. Qhio county, wei YlnIss y 'SSe5ig
~ ftpif And Mortgage tOat 10 l. SO 81, ~ NJ
SATURDAY, tbs 2stA Day d Ju,.,,,
Beginning At 10 o'eIotk AZ NJ "a M. -, Wy
irSnt door o. The Court Etu,s al ~ 't M N w
.eu ~ public 'ale to The h.b,,i IA nv 10
me following described nal e,t1is H., :, ~
1he southern half Of Lot n1nbTsj S1,,.
S Susr W Hu@Ssfed Ten Is bali q iOi IA NJ
sqI sly No; " 90 The vat rds Of CbIpIns "
loId Eounhh between Eleventh ItrS,t ipI TI ~ ~
ana ISeliIh street (old NonrcsI. n ~ ~ ~ -
Mheellhg, Together With al ia Damn, ~, I
proItmenit thefton and The hsfeAItisss5s, ~
PuTtenanctI belonging thtrtIo, L4R
TERHs oTSALE-OnelSlfd, Of 4, r,D,. -.
the purchaser may elect 70 az, h M =, ~. y
residue Of sud pufthISe m6uty ID IN ~ =
nuAl inAt1umenu al one ybai Ind ivo ~, -. =
the DAY Of SAle, the pulthlSr % M M - y.
with approved security i9r The aJH,ei M Y ~ ~
deferred instlllnenu and he in,siI,, rI,S y.
accrue upon the Eme. ~
JAMES P. ROGEgs r,ar.
J. {. HRRvET, Auetlopeef. -
The above ale Is poStpond utl sI1rRR;y
July 9th, At 10 O'Clock AN, u
III JAS. ?. ROGEes rvss
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THrsham battle business which threa.
tened few weeks ago 10 become a trou.
blesome epidemic, II appears, does not
spread. The Wayuesbnrg fghtists now
give notice that they will substitute a
6orse race on the Fourth Of July, and
the BarnSville warriors have not been
able TO enlist enough interest 10 theirs, TO
make Il q success. Leaving out the dan.
ger aud hard work pertaining to such
leafs Of arms on 4 hot day 10 July, 1t 10
TOO expensive for tho men and the times.
--RslSbm9 Herald
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Foe SALE
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

One three-s:ory Brick BuIldluL htsiahStf
North aide Of old UnIon, nov E1Ga It'd
known rs the OLD EXCHANGE, teuFhlni
Saloon and Re;lurAn, for nIby yHiF Es11
hI large rooms and good cellar, "a I'D M
modern Improvements. This d a soOd sst,a
place, we'll located, and valuable properly.
For terms and particular apply SO'ais%
datti, at ReymInn's BnEEiy.G
ca. sCHAEFERAm-
Real Etlte Agents, Open HouR Urns. u Ia
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I,lIos. j. KTsNER, MD.
J. OFFICE AND CONSULTING Rooms,
2a4o MAIN ST.. WHEELING VIVA

Can Be consulted on matters pertaining to his
profession other in Ensllih or German.
Chronic DISEASES Of the Head. Throat Lung,
Heart Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous System, Fenale Complaints and all Con.
stltutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all cafes Of Piles. NodGtentlon from bud.
neIs. Medicines furnished II desired. Might calls
promptly anHRged from the olaee. In
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NEALED PROPOSALS.
ClHHK's oYY1cR BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, W, Va, June %, 1873.

CLKRK's oyTrcR hoard OF COMMISSIONERS, /
WHEELING, W. Va, June 20. 1873.
Sealed Proposals arc invited for taking down and
rebuilding the north abutment Of the Bridge over
Short Creek, At its mouth. on the line betveen
Ohio and BIooke counties. The Masonry Will con-
tain between two and three hundred cubic yards
Of hrSt-elASs ranged rock work. laid front and back
In full cement mortar. the interior Of the wall %
DO thoroughly grouted In same. The Masonry will
rest either upon griRge Of timber CT upon piles,
as the undersigned may hereafter determine
The form Of proposals. must b "a follows:
Per cubic yard Of excavation above low C.
water mark In Ohio riyer............-........
Per cubic yard Of Masonry above lowvAter
Per cubic yard Of Masonry below low water
Per 1000 feet board measure Of timber laid
IN foundation, not including piles...".,..
Per pile driven and cut oif...."..............".
Tho present TuperutructuIe Of the Bridge 10 DO
kept In position by tresselIng or Otherwise at the
contractor's risk and expense.
Timber and pllIng 70 be Of best white oak. The
piles 70 have not les than 10 Inches diameter At
the small end.
All excavation below low water marx, all pump
Ing, bailng and eofsrdAming, and laying and last
enlng Of timbers, will Be the conraeiors exPsnse
BIDS GhouId be addressed 10 the undersigned,
care Of c. Il. Deiters Clerk Of Board Of Commits
ers Of Ohio county 10 this city and must give post'
once addrefe Of bidder, and bataiAetory references
% 70 his character and capacity.
The Proposals. will b received ut above addre.!
until Friday, 18th July next, at ?. ~, and will
Be- opened On The following day at the short Creek
Houie, mouth Of Short Creek, In Brooke county,
on The 10Th Day Of July, at l2N.
The undGsisnod rosSrTe the right to rItet any
or ali bids.
For further information spply to C. h. Dsiten
For Brooke county-ABRAM WILSON,
For Ohio County -. D. WHITMAN,
JNO, W. McC0LL0CH,
- WIN. II. WADDLE,
iyl Joint Committee.
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NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs.

The Coupons Of the Bonds Of the Clsys.
land, Tuscarawas Valley d Wheeling Rail.
way Co.. due July LIST, will be paid on pre-.
sentatiOn at tho Flint National Bank,
Bridgeport jyl
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Trains will leave the Pan Handle Depot at 7:lO
and a. n. and at short Intervals during the day.
Tickets arc for sale nj the following places:
CIGAR sToREs-H. Meder a Bro, 1914 Mlrke
street. Huro Loos, 1913 Market street; T. a. holm
btisht, 1923 Market street; Charles PulRer, 1870
Market street; Pantey d Gundllng, l747 Market
ltrett; J.. IraeI, 1923 MARKET street; John F.
Miller, 22ll Market street; Addison Israel IS
12lh LtrEet; J. c. Mayer Il, 18th street; VIM.
Iaughlin, lt6i Main street; WIN. GundlIng. 1910
Main street; VIM. Tieuann, ices Vain stIeet; @.
Mayer I07 aAin street; r. Miller Ell Main stiee'.
DR6GGsrs-J. F. shIrk, 1877 Market street; c.
sehnepi, corner q 18th and Market street; VIII.
Williams, SO Man street; Hugh Roberts, ci6l
Main street; T. !. Brlee, $40 Jacob street; A. 4.
Yonpg, 1lS, 10th STREET; q. Z Dwight, corner Gath
and Chnpllne streets.
GR0CERS-Thoburn d Bro, 1918 Market itreet
David Morgan, as Main street; Peter Miller, SOL
Main street
cONFEBTIoNERs-D. W. CuIhlng, Il, l!th;
street; Joseph Hess 1919 Market street. andy Roth,
i22l Market street; Dan. Cochran, 1its Market
street; 7. Laramie, 1875 Market street.
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs-John Il. SallmAn 4
Co, 18th saeet; John L. Ree, %, 18th street,
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FOR SALE,
COMMISSIONERS sl llli;1 d
Valuable Ohio Co. Real En-,

W n 1,.-.
William A. Mccoy {. al. Ia ca.ae'r.
In The County Cturt Of oAL,.
Pursuant to a deere r,ris.. .'aar
~ ~ AT ~ ehlltled c1alc 90 h, * O.,
c an. We mi pICSIsr'lsntdsTeeIl CSsI
SATURDAY, Julys.,r,
A. 10 O'Clock a. NJ, pfoasI !, > asA
ton at the front dooF II 4, y y ~ Ep,.k.
Sstsn3, ,nT w II1iiiiSNlnS teal s,itt l.ioSS3
ID -, "I i a; MeCOy. ID
rI ~. ho' Nc. Ia ThldslphIl, f,o,,,...
i Sna Xxx y, ana runaihG 6isE IN 4 iss
In ma oihsr w ~, ~ On y sod Fns. sEs
O'e ~ otnu outoulldlbgI hso \
I'd "a. LotNo, ! Of WsiLsl', Dir,,..,.
;tinSrnhafI eiiAts, contIlaIhs ~ =, ., n
10Y " htuaed on The ELtlooil pS,I WI n =
SaII5 se S ~, ei 1riAdslPhh, nd / g,
ID. Lot No. 5 Of The ub.lI,,.l
House Farm At Elm GfoyS ,,,s.,a aH,h
nue. SGs Of FiFa 81, containing Onc ny g .! Il
9TH. The south bali Of Int ", ''
houle Farm, situate on 10 ~; y Alh,
EIset, containing two and tg.,sS,is: ~ 4 ts,,i
TkHIs oY SALE-OneIhlfI Y sAlq ~
money, and 4. much mon AN. Y Psi;ES,
elect TO ply, 10 cIih, Iud h, ~ 'issi,f =,
eqln instAllmenu payIbjS /, .,.sa,; h n
mShtns ropce lively, With lals,.,, \. y tRlS
ale, The purchaser giving ~ "a ~ ~ u u +,
security for thu deferred p,ySsS,, NJ FIRM
i 70 10 Ietliuel until Ina ~ Atuu, lo4 n ~
full. fu'SuAE noosy b ~
iCll-TuGFA,ys ~ JlSiSs
--!S sptclL CsuHI[S,
IpuBLtC sALE-On sATURn1v -
4 lsis, at2 O'Clock ,. Y, tiIsi, Ia a
S9ort hSu,e. The rsry dt,!rISs ~ -, ~ "a d
ade South Front street llansdEs,,.ii,s' s.es an
sueep, Whetling l,llnd, boT ~. oiiG,t, Il
Morgan. House contIln, pIps - - = y IA
Ioom, DC. Everything under az ~ hlIiI, u
10 every repocI. Lot GOIi2s M. ~ AEpa
proved. 1KEbs- Ont.ihIH Ss,l' ".ad ~ =
equal initAllmeuts At one ana ' ;Sa naitasi /
terc.t and secured BY dted d Inn, Y Y y ma.
| lGA HEkvEY a PICS piseuE
sale Adjourned TIL wEDSEsbtYH 800 ~.
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nor SALE

KANSAS LANDS and 7, some s, 9,Ip S tSsia
property that | will sell nl' 4, s' yos vt .
CalI and see what | have " W.
make money. ,auy ucDOSALDr
.r.s Real Estate Agent ElIl 80
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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate.

The underhgne1, John !. EiauDIx, AI-,.
iitrAtOr With the will amend Il NEhl.I iI+,.,
deceased, hereby gIvts nO,ICt tsIi VIE
WEDNESDAY, the 3IIt day d JdLLpIn
Commencing a, 10 0 cluk AN, MI nEslsI,,
ton al the mont DOR Of The CSgft H5ls Z az
county, IN the dty Of Wheeling, Oho tp1sIr, Il
Va, the following described raj 6nit d IL 4,
to.Wie All that picse Of land ifun,Itg "a Il, \
side % Main street, between 10th md lib INA
and beiug next south Of the properly d c. Avs
gerter, formerly belonging TO John hissh htl
twenty-five feet front on Main ItrIs, Isi mn
back Of even twenty-five let 10 NiIth h u q
In the rear thereof between MIln N! yrfss.
beipg Ame property the lteil tile to VGid y
coneeyed 10 the uudeTjgntd By Norii iRa l.
merly executor and trustee Of nld deaRl q
property Il same occupied Al ptsnt " Ysn
Bloch Bros. a . cigAr factory, and iVtILaz
for buslnes purposes.
Title believed good, but being only TdEfi
representative the undtTLgntd viii TIHIti \
same specially.
TKRIs OF SLLE-0ne-,htr1 Of Ai tsEtH
money cash 10 hand, and The Ied1us lstUii1
IuStallmenu payable 10 ons and lSo!dnlEsA
dIy Of nle, With interest. The dtldrei FTlEl
10 be secured 10 the atlJ'Gcti0n d tbt gr4TLflk
JOHN ,. EDNCHIe0S,
AdnlnItfIld uLEsah
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, AitOrbtyL ~
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NOTICE By THE NAlo"

NOTICE By The AA
TO prevent accident, re,ult1s N mi Z. fosFl
july, ssli attention to The oI IiTii, u az
SAn OrdInInte defining hti F'''''
i.hmSnt Of certain Offence. i,,,sy p'7Es. I
"sec Is il shall b unlISlai ~, ~ siJ 70
are or shall g. bid oui INTO ,O s,sSah, 70 p
bupdfed lei Of aid llnil, 40! aud, foIa :
tol' or Dreams, or any er.tisf' S,Sesy g., 2
dTe-WorkI, except u be 70 IA Jn,y ont 80
The dlSChIrge Of some public guy, ,,stnIrd q W
parade BY order o. ihs S1SSt ~ ths atI 10
The permission oi The AIyo, ~ 1,,,fgs;el 70 ts'A'
The City serIeant hn - Igngs,, -
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