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The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-01-26
MAsoNs RANCH,

The proprietor inforIas tlfc public geicrajly
thst he Is prepares g. rerettc and are0al
odaic tIsvri.ers. aud to SIMPLY passiUg trains or
herds of ANIMALS with aRter-
THIS tie niFir waieT,ne place hstwecii the Rip
Girandc aud Fort Saiaiung. alHayS htve an
abundance Of water ol hand, which Wiil finnish
st reasonable sa'ss
My table viii b. kept supp 'cd wiu i!lr best thr
market affords
/ have pleasant and comfortable rDonis far
nished wiih riran beds for the use u tr&gellef2-
vUf1fuT1ETF md s9fiFr aa1i5HE for animals
aIxays keep = gond Supply Of has aud grain on
hand,
Travellers viii find AT nay place everything r.
ausitc 10 supply their wAriih and add ~ their fo.
fort, ay charges will not bc found unreasonable
K s Mason
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Spstial Notices.
rRAvnLLERs. ArrlErIoHi

X. 5. Mason having purchased thp place l,s-retp-
fore known s< SlocamI RaHehe. sitIated y miles
west ~ Mesia On tr road - Silver Liiy and tbs
west, ihr same will hereafter be kmawn as
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-01-26

ST JosErH. Missouri. Il anxious that .li.er
should y femouetizcd- HAT city has 4laays
wanted. snd needed, moro raoeeF---f s,+nt sert
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-01-26

bsve ON hard large stock of NATIVE
WINES and BRANDY q my oan manufacture,
Whiel offer Tor sale in quantities 10 suit par
sl.asers. nv GgAFE BRANDY i tlie best liquor,
Shrther native or imported. in the Territory
TIIoMAsJ. BULL.
MUsIls.S "
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-01-26

The following artisie from the .Arizoua Cjfla,a
L applicable % Doha Afa Couniy, ard al. ilr-
nish cur citlzeRv wt:h food for rca-e;.sa.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-01-26

HEADQUARTERS BILLIARD SALOON
Ry BERNARD Me CALL aesiiIa. n. n
Ssw Billiard Table zsd At sse er ~ best
i.lga3ft Ard cigars
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NJ L RYNERsoN.
tDtsrri, 4 A1ToRNKy

EDtsTIs3,T ATTORNEY
Attorney at Lsw. Las Cruces. y, A. rforitt
attention gwen to sIi hs.sfns eniyr,st,sl &, ~, csr
Praetievs IN IA she tsiug4s u Law and Eeaity #,
Nea IexIcc
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Attorney ri Law. M~siIin, y. " Ffs..'ices IA
NJ the Courts c' iaa si.i Equity n the Te-rir,ry
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Attorney And C,.ansslor at Law. Ia, criees.
y ~ Office ou naH s,ree,
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flrOftssiOnaI GarrIs.

-
IOR GEo II OLIVER,
Office s'td residence Nes'la. Sew NesiTa
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FoHN n GI%S
Attorney ut Law Silver city. Gran; County. Nrw
Aesie". Ns practise 10 ell iii- Courts q Law and
Eqnity II s~w Ms1ico. Prompt aiieu,lup giyef to
nj. hGslneSS
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Attorney at Law IIae''lu, iinco,n 90 X W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
NIVVINI OIHINIHHIUT'
J. G.. HERVEY, Auctlonoor.

The above sale " adjourned until Thursday,
prr,mbar No. 1874 at IN o'clock 4. NJ, nj same
uI.cr LEWIS T. JORDAN
ALFRED CALDWELL,
d,rlW special Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
DRUGS AND MEoioIsEs.
GRAYs SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

Tie Great kng
llsh Remedy, an
uniAIiins q 70
for sem Inal
Weakness sPr.
msifsTTkes Inn
DOseDcJ. and all
q diseases that
follow - Q a.
q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
Commissioners sale.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
IswisS Jordan and John l.. MCkennAn,
vs., -.
william \. Campbell, trustee, Theodosla Nc
GinuIs, Commercial Bank and l.. =. jordan,
trustee,
~ CuAECERY.
The undersigned special commissioners here
by xiyr notice that by virtue OF tic authority
vested In them 10y decree made by said Court
Ia above entii,sl cause on the 2ith day OF sep
temhcI 1878, they WILL on ...
MONDAY, THE GIRp DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. d. 1878, commencing AT 10 O'Clock u, M sell
nj public auction, 10 the highest aud best bidder.
at the front door III tho Court House ~ Ohio
county In the CITY of Wheeling, West Virginia, all
that piocc oi ground In said city, which Ii bound
ed as follows beginning at the Southeast corner
al Madison NOW 10TH and Market streets, thence
south with Market street twenty nine focl murr
or less 10 the frame house once owned and occ'l'
plcd hy samuel o. Robinson; thence towards
The east parallel with Madison street seventy two
fec, thence parallel with Market street 10 Madt-
son street aud thence with Madison street " the
place uf beginning.
ON said ground lisa part al the elegant three
story brick buildIng lately erected nj the south
cast corner al Market and Tenth stryos.
TERMS OF sALfOuc.thini OF the purchase
money aud ~ much m0rc ~ the purchaser may
elect io pay, In cash on the day 81 sale aud the
balance Ia thrcc equal payments, al hx twelve
aud eighteen months after the day OF sale, for
which deferred payments the purchaser shall
giyo the undersigned bonds bearing interest
frnm the day oi sale with good personal security,
and the title Ia too retained until the whole al
the purchase money Is paid.
u. GOOD,
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special Commissioners.
s.It
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
How Ho Cured a Smokey Chimney.

From the Detroit FREQ Press.
Yesterday as citizen ol Woodward
avenue was helping n tinsmith Ia Gle
yatc u smokestack te the roof OF M al
dition on the windy side Of the house,
preparatory to hoisting il atop OF II ~mok-
ing chimney, an old man with u ragged
bundle under hisarIn came along, halted,
and soon became interested.
THAT chimbly smokes, don't itf' he
finally inquired.
Its the worst one in town." replied
the citizen.
"And YOU want to stop the nuisance,
eh?
eyes, do"
"And you think the smoke-iack will
do IT,"
81 hope 80.
"Wcll, now, kin stop that smoking
in ten minits, and | won't hurt tho
chimbly nor put up any smoke-lacks,
continued the old man, as e laid down
his bundle.
III you'll do il I'll give YOU five dol
lars, =" rejoined the citizen, who disliked
the idea ol distiguring his chimney with
the clumsy jack,
kin ! have the kitchen for Ave
minutes" asked the man.
The cook was instructed tn vacate and
the old man took possession. Removing
the top of the stove he poured In enough
water to put out every spark OF IRE.
Then going out he called to the citizen
ON the roof.
"llas she stopped smoking"
"Well, | don't see any smoke at all,
twas the reply; what have you done
While he was coming down the lad
der the old man made oil, eating a pie
he had taken from the oven. The last
hall oi it he had Ia bolt down while on
the run, but at no time in the race did
the citizen, tinsmith or servant girl get
within twenty rods ot him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
rhs Tsllest Tree In the World.

The tallest accurately measured N9''"'"
standing in the Calaveras Grove, near
stockton, California, measures 32o le'i,
and there is no positive evidence thai
any trees III this genus ever excecacd
that height III hate years explanations
in Gippsland, Victoria, have brought to
liyht SOME marvellous specimens oi
TSTul,p,us, and the State Surveyor ut
Forests measured fallen tree on the
bank of the Watts river, and found II to
he lS5 feet from the roots To the top oil
the trunk. The crest OF this tree Was
broken off, but the trunk at the fracture
Mas feet in circumference, and the
height of the tree when growing was es-
timated to have been more than oVo
ieet. This tree. however, Was dead,
though there Is no doubt that II was tar
ioi,ier than the tallest Seqtioad., Near
Fernshaw, in the Daudenong district
Victoria, there has recently been dis,
covered specimen OF the Almond
Leaf Gum" Eucalyptus anyyddaes'dt,
measuring $50 feet from the ground TO
the first branch, and 40 feet TO the top
most wing. This tree would overtop
the tallest living Squaia by 10 heel us
girth is so feet, which is less than thai
of many !Sg,.oias, but AS lar as heish. Is
concerned Il must be considered the
tallest living tree in the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
A Little Help.

Human arithmetic cannot compute
the value of u little help bestowed at the
right moment upon deserving person.
Ii has made many mechanic, or trades
man, or farmer, a scccssiul man AMI an
ornament To society, who would other
wise have settled down into despair and
utter thriitlessness. IL has saved many
a noble intellect for the service OF 80
oiety. in the circle OF professional lite or
Of literature without which il would
have sunk idto some obscure cavern ot
uselessness,
Nor is the luxury OF this enlightened
bcneyolence confined to the rich. ii
you have only kind word, an en-
couraging smile, or friendly pressure
al the hand, to bestow upon any needy,
struggling, tempted soul, give Il freely,
and trust gracious Heaven Tor the re-
suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19

John J. Hobls, Juha n. Hobbs Charles W.
HrBCk uuicf and William Leighton, IT, VartHers
doing busincsas under the firm name Of J. II.
Hobiss BroCEuni0r Co,
John L. Clark and william J clark. partners
doing business under the nTm name 81 CLARK
Adams & Clark
AIAtHsEET ~ A~Uhf@n
This dAy came the plaintiffs by their attorney
and on their nation the attachment Issued Ia
this cause IL dockstcd Tho ubjct 81 this suit Is
hundred sn,t nineteen DOLLAR and sixteen ornIs
until paid aud Cists 81 suit Nhirh sum 81 tiIs 10
l. due Un open ancgunI boz Eosp'is sDid aud de.
llYtrtd by plaintiff W dsirndaHts Aai an at
tAchmcnt having brcn issued In this NlIl aud ~
virtue IL sGid attach meni the Sergoaai u The ciiy
Oi wheeling having ieH irsi on aud taken into his
Is--ssSiGn nine l3i lCsrucs Assorted lAnts nun
bsrv,I respectively sl8 eli sB 80 as 90 %
gIS and on aud each Il aid ticfrts bClnz marx IL
CLARK Adams A CLARK, BostOa. Mas - and u
further appearing by All AtbdAsii hled Ia his
CAuse that the Defendant sEr not EsideBta 81 the
State u West NingintA and II further spIs.arhg
that the defendant have not becn served aith
COPY Of the attachment Issued Ia thts caEGe u1f
With = c1py 81 The suts mons Issued herein aud
that the defendants have not Apiscafed 81 answer
sa!i attachment 90 Summons. u IN ordered that
The defendant John ! CLARK Aad William J.
CiaFk DO appear Hlthia four eeks after the date
81 the hni pabiloNiiaB 81 this oFisT aud 10 what
"a ncsS-saTY b. prDlscl their ntsfssts IN THIS suit
and ths order shall be publisbei and ls~isa 80
cDrilng u iAs 7 u. DAhkaH CisIk.
True cupy Te-fs:
IN. DaEKIH, CisTs.
Plaintiffs Guy. u q. h<ff. pBk5CasI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19

Inihs Municipal Court Of Wheeling 49,
Ferdinand Rciuhard aud Conrad Bnndan,
w.
Pctru tit-'hcr,
~ ASSINrsIr Win ATTACHNEET
This day cRmc the plaintiffs by their attorneys,
and on their motion the attachment issued IN
this cause IL do, krtVd. The object Ut their suit
Is a. r,Cuyer from the defendant the sum Of
s90i -, with interest from the 18th day al OCto,
her, 4. d. 1873 until paid, due the said plainiih
for money paid by them ~ Cudurscrs GA note
for saN made by the said defendant, bearing
date June a. 1873 aud payable fpnr months after
German Bank Of Wheeling, endorsed 10y the said
plaintiffs aud by them paid after protest, aud fUI
the changes ui protest amounting IA 81 ~, aud
luT the further object ui attaching aud suhlcctlng
certain lease hold estate Ia certain lands situate
iu the aid city Of Wheeling aud leased to the
said defendant IuT q term ~ ten yean by Mrs 4.
J.. Caldwell, 10y ~ lease dated January !, 1878,
that l. "a say. u little field north 81 CadWclls
run Aud east 81 MCCullOCh street, the two lots
numbrTrd ono aud two lying north 81 the said
field aud the buildings thereon tO the payment
Of any Judgment that may bc rendered Ia this
Gauss aud all Cusus aud 1t Appearing " the Naid
Court from the aIhdANits 81 the sRid plaintiff,
that the saii defendant Il not a resident Of this
STATE and that the order Gf attachment heretofore
iNuCd has been duly executed by levy upon
the said property, II Is ordered that thr aid dc
PENDANT 10 requin,d a. appear at next Rules TOT
said Court on The second Monday IN DoCembcf,
\ n ISIS and ia what Il necessary tO protect
his Interest iu this suit aud that this order bo
published aud posted a. required b. Law.
Z VI DAREAH. Clctk.
True copy. Tcatc:
T NJ DlREAH Cl,lk.
Plaintiffs atty Russell 4 -uici nn11awt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

In the sugar refining business OF
this country 100000 tons OF coal are used
annually,
MEssRs. KRuPP have established the
electric light for gas In their manutae-
tories and arsenals at Essen
The steam. heating project in New
York city does not find favor, nor does 1t
progress vesy rapidly In any way
THE Pennsylvania road, II IL said,
pays Its engineers about 81 500 mouth
In premiums for saving In fuel, but finds
II profitable.
Tx Hecla and Calumet copper mines
OF Lake Superior, since they began
work, have paid to their stockholders
Sl4, $1,000.
The Reading Railroad Company have
completed an engine designed for pas
senger service, that IL 10 burn coal dust
under Wootten's system.
Coon locomotives that used to bring
ga, 900, can now be bought for $1,000,
and it wonld seem as though no family
could afford to do without one now.
KIMBERLY, CARsEs Il Co, s rolling mill
In Sharon is ut work. The workmen
were paid l.. full for all work done
for this firm prior TO their embarrass-
ment.
Work has begun ON the new pipe line
from tho Bradford oil region to Williams
port, Pa. Its capacity will be eight
thousand barrels per day. The stock
il held by New York and Philadelphia
parties.
Ar Sheffield, iron workers wages have
been reduced Ia per cent. this year. In
the North Of England, North Stafford
shire and other points, wages have been
reduced 10 correspond with the reduc,
ton in South Staftordshirc. and from all
districts comes the same story.
TnE Scioto Valley Railroad have
enough subscribed to their Goa road III
Hooking county tn more than build 1t,
and arrangements have been made IN
New York for every dollar oI the bonds.
The road will be forty miles long, and
will b. constructed Immediately.
Two years ago the industrial columns
Of American newspapers ol ail classes
contained little else than gloomy reports
Of strikes, temporary Suspensions or
failures Now il is often difficult to find
a line that does not rofer to new opera
tons, production, or at least healthy ac'
tiyity.
LEEroNIA contcmplatcs erecting new
pottery, for the manufacture OF white
ware. The citizens there propose to
furnish the ground, building and power
and turn the same In ~ stock. \ gen
tlcman from East Liverpool, who learn
cd the business in Germany, is the 9TH
CT party Ia the enterprise.
Tue Eclipse Wind Mill Company at
Beloit, Wis, have recently shipped five
mills To Cuba, aud are now making
number on an order from France as n
result OF their display ut the Parts Expo
sition. Their foreign orders are IN in.
dcaiion of tho increasing popularity "f
American manufactures abroad,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
Queen Victoria and Assassination.

London Letter
There has been good deal Of interest
manifested here in the young King at
Italy aud his recent escape from death
similar to that which struck down his
ancestor, Henry ". 1t is pleasant to
note the fact that even the reddest Of tho
Red Republican journals unite III con-
dcmning the assassin. kingsand queens
had best look closely To- their safety
NOWADAYS. II il indeed said that the
many attempts on the life of Queen
Victoria have caused her To give up go
ing out in high open barouche or lam
dau The carriage that she usually
drives is constructed with very high
sides and back ~ IN Ia protect her Ma
csty's head aud shoulders against any
malcvolont pistol shots. ! am also told
that the temper and manners OF the
Queen are not becoming any more genial
IA she advances IN years, but rather tho
reverse. Az is well known the Prince
ui Wales greatly scandalizes his royal
mamma hy the number and variety at
his csrapadcs But there is one thing
from which he ahstains ont Of Difference
Ia her wishes, and that liz from going to
the races on Sunday. Ii is indeed re-
ported that during one OF his flying
visits Ia Paris he had made arrange
ments to go To the Grand Prix, which,
~ all the world knows, take place on tho
first SUNDAY in June. But before the
day arrived some one suggested that he
had better telegraph to the Queen to
know il she would gran! him her per.
mission The dispatch was sent aud tho
answer instantly returned us curt an it
was decisive. Certainly not" was the
royal mandate, and 50 the prince stayed
at home and went to church, let us hope,
like good boy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
Wrongs of Bocioty.

Again, when one wishes to reform
from evil practices, society rrpulses him.
4 young man resolved Now, God
helping me, will do better. ! will
swing oil from evil associations. will
culture the acquaintance OF different
kind oi people lie comes to church
door. flo has been VIGOROUSLY wicked.
The church official greets him saying;
"lsit possible, are YOU here?" instead of
saying How do you do, sir? Iilad
to see YOU" Come along with me, and
| will give YOU first rate seat, right up
hy the pulpit" When the prodigal oi
the Scripture came back to his father,
did the old man say Ia the servant:
Get little dinner out in the kitchen
ior this ragged fellow" No; he pre-
pared least, aud called in robe aud
ring. Our young man attempting tn
reform goes Ia prayer meetings. some
brother with more zeal than common
sense says: "Well, am glad that You
are going 10 reform and become Chris
tan. The dying thief got pardoned aud
so may YOU" The young man is in
suited and stands OH his dignity; lac has
all his good intentions chilled, and goes
home disgusted, never Ia come again,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
politonsss.

Poiteness costs nothing. 1t is just as
easy to be polite as gruf and boarIsh.
No one is more benefited by true cour-
tesy than the man, whether that cour-
tosy 10y exercised by himself or hissubor.
dinates. We know Of some establish
mcnls from which reliable customers
have repeatedly been driven never tore
turn, simply because statesmen and sales
women have failed in the courtesy ap'
propriate To their positions There are
many such in many business places
which are continually thronged with
customers, simply because tho attend
ants as well as the principals are polite
and attentive, and seemingly desirous OF
pleasing Depend uponit, nothingpays
better than politenrss in business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
Soa- Side "Reminiscences.

From FInnk Lcslr's Lady Junthhi'
lie had returned to New York with
his wife from summer vacation at the
sea- aside, aud he stood in front oi the
honsc piyinga friend graphic account
OF the seasons pleasures. went III
bathing every day." he exclaimed en-
Enthusiastically, "Ah" responded the
friend, "Wilc go in too?" "Oh, yes, every
day!" said the returned yacatonisl,
Can she swim" queried the friend
with some interest. "N-o-o, she can't,
was the reply. "Shc tried and tried t"
learn, but somehow she didn't get the
hang Of il. Sho said she couldn't get
the right kick, and let her think that
was the reason, but the TACT was'-and
here he looked up at the house and
sunk his voice to n hoarsc whisper
"she couldn't keep her mouth shut long
enough 10 take four strokes before shed
have some silly remark to make, when
kcrwash she'd swallow wave aud y"
plump to the buttoml"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
ron SALE.
TRu6THM'S 0ALH
OF THE
SQllyado Vineyard!

BY virtue Of 4 deed OF trust made by Christian
Frank and Wilhelmina, his VILE, 10 the under
signed trustee, dated the 18th day or March, 1873,
e coa e q Sss aaa N: 1--WE SHss s
SAT- Ssft fh EST Ta BAY OF 81
ISIS beginning 2, 10 e'coc1 A. H. Of ds s1id day al
Ia the oily OF Wheeling sell at public auction
the following described real estate lying aud
being In said county OF Ohio In the state OF Wes!
situated on the north Side oi the county road, Il
being q part OF what " known as the Suunyside
Vineyard, In said county and state, bounded a.
follows, viz: Beginning at stake on the north
corner Of lot numbered one ~, division l., ola
which NJ. II. Ferguson resides, and on the bank
OF Geoge's run; thence D. ~ e . 70 100 pole; to
thsaos n. O. T. poics to q ststS;tEsacs E7siS &
poles 10 a stake then II. A l. is So ioo poles TO
stake on the dividing limo between tho estate OF
Joseph Caldwell, deceased, and T. Jacob now
deceased; thenee n, ia W. W f!'lOO poles los
stone In said dividing line; thence 5. u w.
% p6 100 poles 10 stake thence 7bh " 80 loO
poles 10 stake: thence =. ny l. " lo.lOO poles
u stake; thence s. = +. II slOo poles 10 the
place Of beginning, containing l2Ia acres OF land
excepting from the above certain parcos thereof
heretofore sold aud conveyed 10 r Gsughaii,
Chris. Becker, fricz becker. e. schwertfeger,
David Acker, 4 sorye l.. Jackson. T. Grub, n.
Becker, G.. schwertforger and Baltus Etiger, by
deeds Of said party OF the iret part dny recorded
Ia tho Clerks ofiieo Of tho County Court oi aid
Ohio county, In deed book No. 50, pages 81 "a,
26h. 869 ana, ls2 aud $40 aud In decd uook NO,
Co. pages iss, 40 aud deed book No, 81, page il6,
TERMS or sLLB-O One third, or ~ much more
Of the purchase money ~ tho purchaser may olo't
"a pay IN cash, and the residue In one and two
yoars from the day ~ sale. tho purchaser ~ give
his notes with security Ia 10 approved by the
trustee. for the said deferred installmunts, pay
able In one year and two years, respectively, lrom
ia. la Il TIM. FINN nj 1u
Is uncICe puonablc. ......
no!3 JAMES +. ROGERS, Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
IMPORTANT FACTS
ABOUT BAKING POWDERS.

Dr. Mott, Government chem.
ist, Is exposing tn the Sctemttfic
American, BRking Powders,
aduitcratcd with burnt AItiIla'
White Earth, InsOlsIble l'hOs-
phatc Lime, 40. He publishes
an analysis Of some, Including
several sold la this market, ~
which burnt Alum h used tn
order a. reduce the cost, ana
make u cheaper article. The use
Of these powders IN certain Ia
produce Constipation. Dyspep-
sia, tIc. Dr. Mott, while severe
" cOntieHining these poisonous
Powders, warmly commences
Bak king Powders, properly
made, IA convenient, econon.i-
cal and wholesome. l.OelAN.
LIST IL cos ENCEl.SlOH
BAKING POWDER fulttiis
these conditions. Ii contains
only pure material, properly
compounded. Every experience
has proved ID 10 be tlie best bak.
Ing Powder I'm the market. ASH
Tor the Excelsior! Sold by the
best dealers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES..
Assignss's Notice Of Appointment.

In the District Court Ot the United States for
the District ol West Virginia IN Bankruptcy. In
,hc matter IT William &. Ridsrly bankrupt
To Whom II May Concern.
The undersigned, II II. PcndlCton, hereby
gives notice ol his appointment ~ assignee 0i tho
estate Oi William q. Ridgrly, ul Bethany. IN tho
county III Brooke. In said district, aud who was:
10 wit, on the 18th day 81 August, A. D. 1873
adiudgcd bankrupt upon his own petition.
Dated at wheeling. the lith day Oi November
A H. 1878 IL IT, PESDLETON,
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