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east, but the taIE
thrown to the north.
rection of the tornado was a +,
east. In tornadoes the funn
column is always visible. | hNM
messed and studied many sand
on the plains. These are harmld
lose themselves after going short
tances. They appear there in maI,v
shapes of the funnel, some of them be.
ing larger at the base than others and
some having wide bulk for a short
distance, and at the height of several
feet from the ground. The tornado at
Wallingford undoubtedly took mud and
water from the lake. The roots of m
rooted trees were washed bare. Som,
of the mud, however, came from tn,
street. The tornado was one Of unu
sual strength.
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Perilous Railway Journey.

Having received authority from a
head official to travel in "carriage-van
or on the engine" during Heightened
tour in Scotland, chose the latter for
the first stage of the journey, and ac-
cordingly stepped upon the engine OF
an express which was about to start for
the North. | had barely time to salute
my smoke -begrimed companions, when
the bring whistle of the guard and the
shrill responding scream of the engine
announced our departure. Once fairly
clear of bewildering intrlcacies of sid
iDgs, crossings, and signals, we were
soon driving on our way at real express
! speed. We watched with interest and
admiration the setting sun casting its
farewell rays on the lofty spires Ia
pering above the clouded atmosphere of
the city, and setting the villas on the
hillside ablaze with all the splendor of
FURNISHED gold, till curve in the line
shut it out from view. l now directed
my attention to my companions In trav-
ell, who were destined to play so con-
spicuous a part IN the incident ain about
to relate. The driver was middle
aged, intelligent-looking fellow, with
deep care-worn lines In his weather.
beaten features, indicative of the ardu-
GUS nature of his calling. The stoker,
who had kindly given me his seat In
the corner opposite the driver, was a
young man of perhaps eighteen or
twenty years of age; his face and eyes
were brimful of kindness and mirthful
good-nature. was civilly treated by
both, but could notice, when attempt
ing to start a conversation with the
driver, that he did not wish his atten-
ton withdrawn from his all-important
duty of looking out for signals; my re-
marks were consequently confined 10 the
Stoker, who stood with face to the front
and his hands grasping the weather
board overhead. | asked if there was
much danger of accidents occurring on
that part of the line. He laughingly
replied that Bill, his mate, sometimes
remarked that if they wished to keep
clear OF accidents they would require to
wear red.lensed spectacles; which
meant, suppose, that to be safe they
should require never to run at all. We
20. still darling onWards at the rate of
"a part of the ooun-
n /. 4. M interest to attract
Penlng to look
Y || driver engaged
\ W Ieed"-that is,
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"Vincit Veritas."

am lying on the grass with abutter-
cup in my mouth, and large sun-bon-
not pulled down over my eyes. am
thinking of time-just twenty three
wears ago-when | was lying on just
the same spot.
| close my eyes, and see myself again
in the summer of 1855. A very pretty
girl, with dark eyes and chestnut hair +;
and | wear cheerful but rather shy
expression-which, both my good old
uncle and Guy Runcorne, our wealthy
neighbor, say greatly improve my looks
do not believe my uncle loves me
more than he does his own handsome
daughter, who only returned from a
French finishing school last week.
Now, as my thoughts take this turn,
my face wears an anxious, tfullook,
for | remember how she dazzled us all
with her brilliant beauty and accom-
plishments, and how Guy quite neglect
ed me for her, when, before her arrival
| knew it was but question OF few
days ere he would have been my accept
ed lover, and hard, unwOmanly ideas
came into my head as | thought that my
cousin was stealing him from me.
Now. when look back, | wonder at
the strength and depth of my passion.
Such an ordinary sort of fellow, with
quite his share of faults, as well as the
virtues common to us poor mortals.
envied Madge her beauty, while /
hated myself for doing so; but / was a
woman, after ala weak, faulty woman
and she was slowly, but surely taking
the man loved from me.
So, walking home, wished l had
been to Boulogne finishing school.
But had no right to complain; | was
only the wears poor, dependent neice,
so any "scraped up" education was
good enough for me!
Sauntering up the gravel walk lead
ing to the Vicarage, it did not improve
lhe condition ofmy mind to see, through
the long French windows, my cousin,
looking bewilderingly lovely, with that
soft "illusion" so peculiarly becoming
to her dainty complexion, round her
neck and hands, presiding over the tea
table, with Guy as her assidious attend
ant.
Feeling that my face had flushed
with annoyance, / turned down a mar
row little path that divided our garden
from the high road, and, as | went, l
pulled viciously at the wild roses that
thickly studded our side of the hedge.
$50 Miss Vivian has returned home, >"
said voice from the road, 81 hear she
is great beauty. Do you know any
thing of her?"
am ashamed to say that | almost
crept along IN my anxiety to hear the
answer.
"My young sister, who was at school
with her, saysit was talked in the school
that Miss Vivian used to meet-clandes-
timely, of course-a Frenchman ofeXcl-
lent family, until she grew tired, and
Tilted him."
"Runcorne is in lovewith her already,
Pm afraid. I'd rather he would marry
the wears niece, though she's vain
little thing"
"If / can't have him, she shan't" l
muttered. And with this wicked dog-in-
the-manger thought in my heart, en-
tered the drawing-room in time to see a
deep blush overspread my Cousins
cheek at some implied compliment from
Guy.
Ifever l saw the first dawn of love
5000 ,ssfRk ent love-.on woman's face,
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Perils of the Prairie i.

In winter he dangers of G prair. {
deepen' and become manifold. The
deem .nnw OBJ Iiterates all Ia ldmark.SuntsSa
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HENS come into the world by the
hatohway.
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the plain-dealer, III
lad features of Il VI
many guide-boar%
destination. He W
He has the sun by
the stars by night.
blade of grass point
the bark Of every tr
tha hir1o nf tha air (
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...|JT hVwW atnOub huCECSSS anu NhliS ho
hesitated to ask an explanation, she was
too proud to tender II unasked.
At length the crisis came. Guy had
received message demanding his
immediate presence in London; and by
determined look on his face, | con-
jectured, and rightly that he had formed
some resolution regarding Macge.
1t was evening, but the summer twi-
light was clear and light. Twas sitting
in the library, in the deep embrasured
window, ami my eyes were gradually
being opened to sense of my great
wickedness, when Guy entered hastily,
and drawing the materials lstowards him
sat down to write.
was just about to move, when he
arrested my attention by murmuring,
81 viii write, and if she does not reply
tony letter, will never see her more J"
So he was writing to her. All my
bitterness rose again, and taking up a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27

all Of the people in California are agrsed.
It l. certainly the one upon which the
masses agree, and to which all others are
subordinated. Il may be that when the
convention nssts prudent eounseis may
prevail, and that the constitution 90
framed will be more moderate than In the
excitement Of the election 1t is expected TO
be. Time also brings often with 1t that
sober second thought which eorreets
earlier errors, and II the usual custom is
followed the constitution will be sub
mitted 10 the people for ratification or
rejection. The victorious party may give
for a season some trouble and be the
cause Of more anxiety, but in the end the
conservative elements will force their
vsy 10 the front and act IS a regulator Of
thcse things that are found to work In.
Jury 10 the public welfare, as they have
more than once done before, both 10 CAL
iforuiA and 10 States east Of the noun
tAila,
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Tor Of Lewis q ClArke's celebrated exPe.
didOu acsoss the Rocky Mountains.
Thst expedition left St. Louis in Nay,
1904, and although a government sxpe.
diiIoD, and we'll provided, only reached
the head waters Of the Missouri
during the frst season, and during the
next crossed the mountains and Wintered
at the mouth Of the Columbia river. It
reached ST. Louis on its return in septsm.
Der 1906, after az absence Of tSO and q
half years. No udings Whatever had been
received from it, and for more than a
year It had been given up for lost Eish.
teen months hsd been required to reach
the Pacific Ocean. How great the con.
trut between the experience Of old Pat
rick Gas and Jared and Pslmers eele-
brated rail road run from New York 10
San Frapci.co, distance of 1915 mile',
in So hoursIand So minutes, running time,
in 1876, a rate Of 40 miles per hour
for the whole distance. While old
Patrick and his comrades could only
reach the upper Missouri from St. Loo'
10 one season, Jsred d Palmer made the
run from New York TO Pittsburgh, 44V
mile', without stop and WIN one en-
CINE, in 10 hours and o min9!e'' An icy
ran from Piteourga 70 CnicAh0' 7''
miles, in II honFs and 81 minutes: from
Chieago to Council BUNS 100 mlis'' ~
II houFs and ~ minutes from IOuneti
Bluffs to Ogden I'USo miles, IN "a h0ur'
and 90 minutes and from osaen 10 pan N
Francisco, $40 miles, IN - nouts Anu 90
minutes. In this great ride they crossed
three formidable mountain ranges, VIZ,
the Alleghanie'' at an elevation OIL Zr.0O
feet above the sea; the Rocky Mountains
at an elevation oil s,242 ieeL and Inc
Sierra Nevada at 7'o42 feet.
We have heard old pstficS GAS teis
about sleeping out during his memorable
journey rnder the snow, frozen In AZ
nights in his buffalo skin and Otherwise
suffering the hAsdships oil pesiious and
tedious journey. Contrast hi, experience
with that OF the Jared and Palmer party
who never once left the cars Tor 8 meal
who had luxurious sleeping apartments
and never suffered the ios' oil nish's
rest 1t would seem ptesump'ous 70 pre-
dict similar ratio oil progress Tor the
next so years, yet such prediction can
appear no more incredible 70 ns IMAM
would have appeared to people oO year'
ago what has since been realized
In 1881 there were only 70 miles Oh fAil'
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Wool.


Warrington, Pa, Reporter.
The local wool market is improving
and buyers are paying a shade above
thirty-say 80 to SO cents-for our woods,
Demas and Harvey Lindley, Of franklin
township, sold their clip At IS cents, but
it is very 6ne wool and well put up,
The manner 10 which wool is prepared
for market should be more fully recog-
niEed by buyers than ii is.
Farmers sometimes chide Us Tor pub
fishing the market reports from the Bos-
ton papers, and insinuGte that they are
not fair, and even that We are paid for
publishing them. We copy them Just a.
they appear in the papers; they are the
beat and most reliable information within
our reach. Our own farmers could often
assist rs in making reliable reports o.
the local market, bat two out Of three Of
them when asked what they received. for
their wool, decline 10 answer, or say
Il was sold, on "private terms"
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USE OF MoSEY.-MOney should be sc.
quired for three otiecs-givipg, saving,
spending. Most people spend too much
many save too much; few give too much.
The ordinary rule is-spend, save, then
give II anything remains. Ayaricious
people, self indulgent people, lazy people,
doubIs.minded people, al dislike any
methods OF beneyolenee. Some are like
the man who refused 10 give on = public
occasion, saying, "My giving is between
God and my conscience; what / give is
nothin' 10 nobody land his friends con-
s.rued his language literally.
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FoR SALE.
VALUABLE ''''.'''''
COAL AND FARM LAND,
Including IN Undivided O,,.s,.,
"s''', Run. Run AInlDU conp.s1TS n
Properly, for s.I.,
!! .. :, . J y - (. 80 q. }Aa....,.

J..sA B, fora al. Ia a.s'r.
By ytrtu, d dterS d u. cs,,,.,
county, tnititt 10 thli ans - - CoStsQ.,
April lsS thS uDdtrllrssd csS,-,,..t. "a ~ !
SATURDAY, July {, lIN
Beginning At 10 o'eIOck Lht,n ~
NJ C9uft HEuSs o. Ohio cp1p,, Ifeei Ia
NJ mIse y gu At Pubt Iassos, Il, ~ -
!. A trlet d Il Gru. mr.,
foNl 90 The OAio riTsT ID MANN hNsn
log hndt q A. Ihompsou ~ ia.
ne sht O SIy, de., Il ihSBiS ssa
inB ibe and eonVtyed 70 $780, KAN
~ AoAmi Dodson By dted q I1-s1, l Id
tr1t o. about "A. u Il, = ".
ne rshl 10 nlne The nrrS. A. u, IA
eooNeyed 10 aid Ford by VIZ. VI, asa 81
, ssS"' as In AhiAhA county, ID L.l T.. y
i Tbs undivided ou.-h,i q, a,
Browns run, In NIpkiIl cf1s,S ~ an Z
eonIsytd 70 sis Fed By A ~ hAHi
iscof1 70 DEED BOOK Ma 3, p.s,I tsid
.ss,,, = tenant hOoSs VIII 10 ,,,'sta "a
4 A trIet d acre Ia N,,A,p -
auaet o lbout 8 leres q al s;saL ntta
conveyed 10 aid koId By SIrr,I ~! IA -
uesd Feeofded 10 Dtsd Boil II = - "a
ApouI lefts d aid tIc.ol T,r,', lF0
tfonuns on Tie ohio riV1 and m = se.H1laah,t
u ~ u bI,' y may b dttfaId 15y,,.l. hrIa
u1et o. about 8 lefss 4 81 -,
u5nt tst una, AZ s9aT,JsI 3 - ~
1eo. slaie ~ deed u nesd 4 ~ 3 ~ b
pHSt VI. Iflet Ma I Ind - stAA
and iorn ooe body d al !A ID "a
., The un4iT, del slt.faA a. ,.,
Eonly knoEa A. roy, RHp YI,I,SfcS.lH q.
Ina icing The interest Of "a 3 ii,T.Sf "a
ahe EXTENSIVE md TaluIbIs bTor.,,. ~. ~ ma
ing Ana laiuy 10 kn,aail Sg5,rs. pGllh
usaos AO09t u aer q iuftArs M -, y! -
q eeaL upon It there b hoT 49, tHllla
eangl opsation 4 coal rIs, ~ Z 10
soinny order and oondlian, n. - M
ne within tht Hnih Of u, d, u ,Et.1'tel,l
inneantey % he hns d thSBInp -
soa Ainlns ConpIny Il noT I1s.i1,S
e Ss sSs 10 fat The cal uisd b. "a ES -
Inn oT sLLE- Orktklrd ia nah ,,,n.,..
tnee u thfe sqaal annual plJp,su ~ Ia y
n9n me DAY q ale, The pafrhSS1 4. ~ n,ah
slth approved Psfsopll seurIJ \, ~ -, ~
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COMMISSIONERS ssTrcE-AcooUSr.
State Of West Virginia, City Of wheeling.
Stephen Ripley, Sergeant Of the City Of Wheeling

State Of wat Virginia, City Of wheeling.
Stephen Ripley, Sergeant Of the City Of wheeling,
william MeHEbb, Thomas B. MofIt, George B.
Caldwell, trustee, ard John Robertson, t-usieo.
10 chaneerJ.
By decree entered by mid Court on the 26lh
day Of June, A. D 1873, In the shove entiued
eaule tits reltTred 70 the undGslynrd C6mmisslon.
sr Il sGid Court TO take state and report an seeeunt
Tnt The amour, the pldnuHIa TIL, cause Is
entitled o Fee'vsr By reason Of the matters ss'
stconi. The property on which the Judgment
and execution mentioned In the bill are respective
ly liens.
TONED 10 aid bill and The papers In tbs eause,
their amounts and prIoriies, and shat portions Of
MD property they are respectively Hens upon. /.
Fourth. Any other natter specially stated
deemed pertinent 10 the Commissioner, or required
By any Of the parties In interest.
Notice 10 hereby given that have txed upon
Saturday, July 27th, 1878, At 10 O'Clock a. H., a.
the time, and my ofiee, No l222 Chapline ttreet,
In the ty Of Wheeling - the plAee, for ascertain.
Ing and stating the matters rtIured In aid ac-
count W. J. W. COWDENl
Commissioner Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
t. HusIs. Soleiior for PlAintif Ie2 I'll
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Ohio VALLEY
Nar. says that Mr.. A. B. Paul, Of Hope.
dale, who has been engaged in working
up q train Of steam wagons to carry
freight and passengers over the National
Road from Bridgeport to Cambridge in
opposition to the Central Ohio and 81.
Ciairsville marrow gusge railroad, will
shortly undertake the job distinguishing
the Mississippi from the mouth Of the
Ohio river to the Gulf Of Mexico.
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DIED.

BAIEER.-At the residence Of her husband,
No al Nlin street, on Tuesday mJrning June Is,
1873, at sH o'clock. CA1HARIsA, vile Of Anton
Baker, IN the sd year Of her age.
Funeral will take place from her late re,idsnea
at 2 cd .eE THURSDAY afternoon. Friends Of the
IA nlly are invited 10 attend.
sOLDAN.-On Wednesday morning, June %,
1873, At o'clock, GKoR0E PHILiP, son Of william
and Anna SoldAn, aged yearA-
Funeral notIee to-fnorroW,
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NnSKkeoN, Nieh Auqut g7M, ls77.

NUNhhUUNI HItN duyu1F !IlHI IoTH
DR.. 3. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, n Y:
Dear Your Golden Medical Discov
cry and Pleasant Purgative Pellets have
cured me otthe worstform Of chronic live
complaint OF ten years standing. haC
tried every physician OF whom I coulc
hear, and every remedy that was recon-
mended, but gradually grew worse, until
/ could hardly move around. did no
expect to live thirty days, but, thanks I!
your remedies, Am now well and strong.
Yours truly,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

I
By virtue o! two teedi q truSt, CO sitli
ChIisuGn HIIbsT and ChrsJttai WEr6, hTi4,
10 the undfnilptd uuiitS. dIisd III tn9t4 70
Of DecsmbsT, 10 The JtAI 1876 M Rar1EEEI
the pubic land recurdi Of Oasa aItiy, ~ y
ginii, IN Desd u Tfui 6ook "a u. 20 IL "
othef deed d TUT msde ~ ClnetEt srEi
the understood uritrt, dJted u lIa df I
May, ln the JelT 1874. and no w In4SA
public land rtelfdS 81 SAL county IA lttt = hA
BOOK numbsrei Stytn, ioiA5 abd {, Tila
FRIDAY, The "a, Day q JIst, lsa
Beginnlpg At 10 e'eIek 4. II. d NIL tIy. q ..
front Jooi d tie COuft Hos Il 0sbestil, VI
yIrEIrIa, ib The dty q Ns+slilg, I'll u ~
suction The i0ll5Eing desenbsl FvPsI, . 2.
dty, or % much tbtfUot nuly e esnsli! ~
toe debt seard By nd dseti q iSh nsA
expenses sttetdins The tIe1toa Q. ~ rs,lsr
ated BY aid derd,, bat sueeCt ioI " @ ~
,nentIoued beicS 81 The torth hall q Ma .
Of Two thOusapd dollar = ID inthSl iAtfSa ~
March 2Sd, 1871, til paid, By 'tliOt 9 ~
trust lrutn Christian wager lhd We V'd9'
Dusch, trustee, dIiyd NIfCA ~ lA4 ~ iseas'
Il 1nopg he pahlie bnt rte5rdiS ~ fs9siIl
In Died booi nsnbsred s., fpEt w. tsiih 9nI'
Twill I'll u LorssGIi the iollo Sisg es'tiiasa ~
psrtT, or 70 nath ihtfeoi ~ nay b heeesn
SIotet,ld: Ths tt,isrn part q Tie noith ~ !
M hundred ~, ntJ.hibs, btsIgd @ " y
"a n NIln ,tr,t, G,tntrF Kkttiti hH ~
frontns ihIrtJ .lhIe q MT % the rs; 30 .. ~
SFT 1nd runnilg valVIr1ly u tTtn Eiau "
four let .iI lAtSts OF Isi Io,si hII'I,Ish ~
IT inehe, from Main Itntt, ard Ihkh -
an lire Of that pan q u horth shi y 49, -,
hSrsd IeT,nty.nlns, hGabiiItf nfetonta, ~
mi l6t hing tAs sra PdSa Ero1ni silalsi, =
$1,000 d ~ "a thr+tiln HaEbd y "
4 RstTy md ~, ibd NUItI ntdHI y ~
49, SsbSnIrT ISth, 10, aid nruftsd ~.
the p1blIe hnI fecordi q Wy e0SaV' WV
Rinia, in DEED Book No 81 20 . SlG ,,,A,-A
AlSo, % much o. The bSrtA Nv o. ~ ~ A.
ssyenty.ninG u lie lstgeta Aih ny ~ - \,
pIaCs of ground LtoTr dtsefibed, lp9 ~ -
ame ptote " IrInist ihi s9o1sltSS ". y ~
Chr,.,!tIn WIftS By J Ia VpSehtl Io5 -, 80
dad dIISd NIitA ~, 1873, ihd fsf9 ~. - 4;
nd lind neord, IN LED 30 10 ,, 'S,gJH
Th1 6nt ntnu(ned pat q tkt nofll =. ~, !
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N, M 10 tlt p OTsfty hsfte! i1,s NJ y. Z
.oid I, ~ sTpd 10 b toOi, Tub!tei V 10 ~
n,Tt tbsFol a hove, bat EiiihE = usiN f.t, n.
univ am Tsy such titlt - u V1std 10 -"
Two deeds Of trust Gortshd. ,,s.A IN
TESNs a. SItE-OLk third, ADD 10
n, IL pufehS,ef may tIstt 70 Psy, an y h n
~ bIl1nos 10 iso ,quIl ibs1 l9sop -
80. ,ncnih, rsp.etTtly, Sith lsiIfiiL ~
t.sT - ~ rgrshIssf 10 giIt - =.
-! 49, Mt n eIea initElliosht' 70 y, Z
e ~ p1nIsrtT ia % lsftotDed y N~"
- -. 49,, 4 ...of uptIl taid 10 l1ll. =.
'0s P''t"' silOS BAEA lf'N
CALpwEtt 4 CALDWELL Au@SfA nh
J. Z HEKvET Auei0ptei, r,,lt, YoSbIIl
The above sIt Is pOstP bed uau'' ave.
Inv 4 ISIS Al 10 O'el6E ~
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N01I0E-
The sheriffs Office will be open every
evening until 9 o'clock for the purpose Of
receiving Taxes.
je5 GEORGE B. TINGLE, Sheriff.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
All persons having books out Of the
Wheeling Library are requested 10 return
them before July LIST, 1878. No books will
be given out the FIRST two weeks in July.
By order OF the Board.
1e25 J. n. TODD, JR., Sec'y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CT. JACOBS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
y CHURCH, ChIpltne strttt-Esi. J. beek, q
lthorolii, 0hio, vii preach IN Engit1h thii Even
Ing q SIN. 1hs public are cordially invited.
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TRUSTEES SALE oFA
Desirable ChapIlns 81. Residence,

By virtue d 4 deed d tuI, ~, \, o,,,sI
Moon, P. b. Moore nd Hear NarI sTsJ,s, /
the underhgptd, dIitd Tie u diJ q Nv. m
and recorded In The QtrkI Ga 4 IA,I,s,.,
Court Of Ohio eounty, wsi vuyirl, d fsj Z
Iruit and Mortgage lOoE Se 1 pSa!i, Rin.
SIS, ! VIII 90
SATURDAY, The 4stA DAY u Ina ia
Beginning It 10 o'eIoek AZ q MI t,tutS
tront door d The Court HGssI d nd on ss-J
ell At public ale 10 he kigAsi, "a 81 m
the following described raI slIn, tAuh H1t
The southern half d Lot ngnbEVI Izrss 1
squire Numbered len T. hall 4 Let ~ M
squlre No. lol 90 The vat ndI u Qibghs m
lUId Fourth, bFtEeSn EsTHth Frtii III rt1,l
md TssltIh Itrest Tod Aoaros), IA IL eiJ 4
Wheeling, together With al Itd LaSalr iAsh.
pruvement theron and The hGVditInah la.lS
p1rtebAnces bElongirE thrtta
TERhS OF sILE-0 third, Ct Il nsa DIlH
the puiehasef may sltet 70 Fay, IL al, y. b
residue Of sIid puiehiSs nonty IA tIsgal .
rull inItIllnRnu Al ont ye1T and IN IHn -
the day Of MD, The P1ftk1Sd 10 rH y ~
With approved security iar tkt pIB6id II
deieirtd lnstAllnenu LDd he isiEui JtA NJ
accrue upon The nue
JAMES P. ROGER irSna
l. r. HERvFf lnefi6hesF Nfq
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dividend NOTICE.

OFyIcx or WHEELING q BELMONT Bx1peE Co, [
WHEELING, ". Va. June Is, 1873, !
The Board Of Manager Of this Company have
declared dividend Of three ~ per cent on the
Capital Stock Of the COMPANY, payable on demand
on or alter the IsI dsy Of July, 1875 to the stock
holders OF their legal representatives holding stock
this day.
iva6 Jos, LAWSON, Ssc'y,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
Sealed proposal, Will Be received BY the under.
Egned, up " Tuesday July 2, At neon. for fencing
lindsley Institute building and grountt speela-
cationi can b seen At The rOsidenee Of Rev. J. T.
Mcclure, LIS Thirteenth street, or also ChIpllne
street.
Is26 C D. HUBBARD,