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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-26

General Hazen's discussion of the condition
and prospects OF the United States, in all
branches of trade and manufactures which
will be found on our sixth page, is the view of
a clear-eyed American who has seen many
different parts of his country, and has a
practical knowledge of its people. There are
many, indeed, of his fellOw-comtrymen who
will not realize what marvellous progress has
been made, especially in American manufac-
lures, and what good ground there is for ex-
pectlng the future General hazen predicts, until
they read his rapid review of the things which
have already been accomplished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-26

A striking letter on two ways of managing
banks is printed this morning i'll another
column. The first way IS to put
the management into the hands of hire
hngs. The second is for the owners to
manage their own property. The table shows
the extent to which the large banks have
passed Tito the hands of officers having little
or no interest," in them, and the decline
IN profits aud standing which has accompa-
MED this uninterested and, to some extent,
irresponsible control. Sharp contrasts abound
throughout these columns of figures. Take, for
example. that shown between the Park
Bank, under the presidency OF promoted
clerk, who OWNS $1,000 out of its
100000 capital, and has got his stock
down to 81 bid and per cent dividend.
and the First National, under the presidency
of man who OWNS $253,0O0 out of its
100000 capital, and has got his stock up to
90 bid and IL per cent dividends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-26

A class-mate of Mr. Whistler. the American
artist who has become an EngliShman by
adoption, contributes elsewhere an account of
his early life. The crOss-examinatiOn of Mr..
Whistler, which is appended, causes it to
appear even more wonderful than before that
no shonld have got Oifas well as he did. Be-
side the disadvantage of having to submit his
case by blundering counsel to an ignorant
jury, there was the impeachment of a judge
who was glad to have the crowd laugh at his
jokes at Mr.. Whistler's expense, but threat
ened to clear the room when Mr. Whistler him
self got any applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-26

he calls "the Gospel moden OF reclaimlng
drunkards are men and women who must at
least be supported while their services are given
without hope of compensation. and suggests
that they should no longer be compelled 10
humiliate themselves by begging for living
Money also is needed to enable missions Oh
this sort, which have fourished on stony SOIL,
to take root and all the workers, from mr.
Murphy to plain Jerry McAuley, are In want
of help of various kinds. Mr.. Weeds appeal
could not come at more fitting season, and
can hardly fail to meet with the response Tor
which he hopes.
1t was twenty years after company had
been started to introduce gas into tins city
before that beautiful and convenient mode OF
illumination was adopted. At the present rate
OF progress. it will be twenty years before the
electric light gets into use at all-that Is
to say, In dwellings, where 1T must get 10
supersede gas. Mr.. Edison still keeps an I'M
patient public in the dark as to whether he
has discovered anything OF importance or not
and no one knows anything definite about
plIn for lighting houses in the new way, ex-
cept that every succeeding claim of the Phil
osopher of MEMO Park on the subject is
much more moderate than the last pre-
ceding one; also, that no one except
Sawyer has yet exhibited a light tit TO
be put into house at all. and that the cost
of that light is not known to anybody. Some
new ideas have been discovered, however,
about electric lighting, and these are set
forth in another part of this issue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

THr popular faith in arnica a, resolv-
emit has been shown by French expert
menter, Dr.. Planat, not to be misplaced.
He has used II largely as q local applica-
ton In many cases Of erysipelas, sore
throat aud especially boils with marked
success. He says a few applications will
arrest boil in any stage, and attributes
this effect TO an influence upon the nerves
which control the calibra o! the blood
vessels. He applies the arnica in the
form OF an ointment composed oil ten
arammes Of the extract to twenty gram
mes Of honey. The tincture internally
seemed to exert = similar action, though
less pronounced.
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Celia Logan in N. Y. DIpateh.
The Rignold kiss is quite celebrated
In the last act Of "Ripg Henry W." he
says to Katherine:
aoh, Kate, nice customs curt'ty &c
great, kings-thereiore, patiently and
yielding"
He wheels her around till she faces
him, then draws her close, presses his lips
to hers, and keeps them there, until al
last her head sinks upon his breast,
Meanwhile an almost breathless silence
reigns throughout the front Of the house,
and when the suspense, engendered BY
the kiss 10 over, one simultaneous sigh oil
relief escapes the spectators.
The Rignold kiss can not be too severe.
ly condemned. 1t, and Miss Neilson's
reckless and sensuous caresses, have In.
troduced on the boards freedom In
such matters which can not but have o
vicious tendency among the young and
inexperienced who visit theatres.
II has no demoralizing effect upon the
artists themselves, for the reason have
given before; It Is, TO them, merely Bit
Of Stage business" and nothing more.
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BEInArRE.-Mia Gertie Harding, Of
Wheeling, 10 visiting Miss Ella Heburn.
Mr.. q. W. Price, Of the GAINESVILLE
Eatapri,s, and Mr.. @. N. Gaumer, Of the
81. Claireiyille Gataie, were in town yes
The persons who were wounded yes
terday at the Goblet Works disaster are
getting along as we'll IS could be expect
ed. The doctors have now some hopes
Of Conner's recovery. We were In error
about Sullivan having IN arm broken.
He was badly bruised but no bones brok.
en-. Nj. Gofby, the Secretary, intormes
rs that we made an error In saying that
The wall was defective. Young Small will
be buried this afternoon. We understand
that the Goblet Company Is paying all
expenses for medical aid, and are also
bearing small's funeral expenses.
A little son Of r. r. Grouse, Janitor Of
the Fourth Ward school house, died
"Wednesday: evening Of diphtheriG. He
will be buried At Rock Hill to-day at 10
o'clock.
Eight car loads Of horses and cattle
arrived at the B. & o. stock yards We'd
nesday, and on Thursday "a cars Of stock.
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Acknowledgements and seorched

By the paroxysms Of chills and fever, the
wretchcd sufferer for whom quinine has
been prescribed essays In vain 70 e1termi.
nate The dreadful disease with that hurttnl
palliative, which at best only mitigates the
violence Of the fits, and eventually proves
highly injurious to the system. In order
to effect q thorough cure Of malarial fever,
whether intermittent or remittent, or to
render the system impregnable to It's Of.
taeks, Hostetters Stomach Bitters should
be used daily. That this medicine Is o
searching eradicant o! diseases generated
by miasma, and reliable safeguard against
them, Is fact SO widely recognized In this
and other countries that 10 adduce evi.
dence In support Of II Is unnecessary; but
were It either essential or desirable to do
so, It may well be supposed that from the
testimony corroboratiye OF It's claims, which
has been accumulating during the last
twenty-five years and over, sufficient proofs
mirht be gathered to convince the most In
veterate skephc. eod&w
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THE subject Of lighting ctlies BY cleo.
tricity has long been purllipg inventors
bot three San Francisco men now claim
to have discovered systen. whereby that
whole city may be thus Illuminated.
They have invented 4 battery, the plan
and Ingredients Of which are kept apro.
found secret, and at = private exhibition
given q few nights ago they proved that
they had at least produced steady and
constant light for the illumination Of
small areas. Tho light produced by this
system Is brighter than that Of the iull
moon, and, unlike the latter, Il does NOT
destroy eolors. The inventors claim that
they can light the entire city for abou.
100000 per annum, which is one. third
Of The present cost Of gas light.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-26

THE Kansas City papers are complain.
Ing that the banks there are oyerrun
with business which Is novel exper-
fence in these dull times. Itseems that
the four banks Of that city have an ag'
gresate capital Of only sSls75o, while
ths clearings last year amounted to sGo,'
2lS.oll,5l. This Is big trade for banks
with such limited capital TO handle, and
the Kansas City papers are right in say
ing that there Is no other city in the conn'
try where a million dollars could be put
into the banking business with such prom
iaipg prospects.
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TEE Detroit Post and Tribune, which
has heretofore said nothing about the
current charges against the Episcopal
Bishop Of Michigan, Mccoskry, now pub,
fishes an editorial in which, after declas.
Ing that the situation has essentially
changed, and the indications now are
that the whole case will come within the
sphere Of legitimate discussion, says ut
Is true that grave circumstances coming
TO theknoWledge Of official represents
tiyes Of this Protestant Episcopal diocese
forced them to the decision that the va
eating Of the Bishopric by its incumbent
was demanded by tho interests Of the
Church, and that the resignation Of bis
Office BY the Bishop was due to this con.
yictlOn on their part, and not to bis own
free will. It Is not true that those cir
eumstanees have been correctly set forth
In the gross narratives 90 widely pub
lishsd In so many instances with revolt.
ing obseenity OF language"
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The Washington Star prints a very en-.
Oourasiug picture: "The Eastern State.
do not feel q material improvement yet
In business, but ont West there are M.
msrous signs Of return Of prosperity.
Good crops and good prices have put the
farmers in condition to pay of debts and
leave something over for the purchase Of
luxuries, such a. they have denied them,
selves during the hard times. The price
oiwa.srn lands Is advancing under The
new inpulse and the more hopeful pros.
psc.s, and at the same time decided 10.
crease in emigration Wsat Is noticed.
This Is partly made Of foreign arrivals
and Of eniErants from the Eastern States.
The activity in Western railroad, min.
Ing and other stocks is indicative Of The
turn Of the tide from the low water dc.
preston. Tho Eastmu ultimately feel
the benefit Of the Western buoyancy and
aad . sale Of IL goods and Manufacturer
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TIE Washington correspondent Of the
Springfield Republican writes: 1.-THE ex'
IRENE character Of the Language used BY
some Of the Senate leaders against the
Pee.idsnt-in private conversation
would astonish the country II II was
printed. An old Republican said not
long ago, after speaking Of the President
at length, Il ahould like to see him hungp
OF course he didn't really mean 1t, but it
measured pretty accurately bic feelings
toward the President. And it is mainly
matter Of patronage"
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DIED.

sTKLER-nn Thursday morning, Apil s, 1873,
At .tx o'clock, LAWRENCE 81 kLEa, in the Gin year
Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 80 Sixteenth
street. Saturday morning at O'Clock. Interment
at Mount Calvary Cemetery.
PRALL.-on Thursday, April 2s. 1873, at nine
O'clock A. n, ELLA G. g., vile Of B. L. PIal in the
16lh year Of her age.
Funeral from The residence Of her husband, No.
27ss chaplIne street, Saturday st2 o'clock H \.
intermen, at Peninsula Cemetery. Fdenls Of the
family are invited TO attend.
[washInstOn county pap.r please copyl
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RnrnesyilIe Slnnder Sult.

Mr.. A. b. Fisher, Of this place, ha.
sued Mr.. ]. 8. Parker, the grocer, for
Islander, laying The damages at 5000. II
appears that Fisher was indebted to
Parker, who sent him = bill, which
brought Fisher 10 the store, where q
wordy quarrel ensned. Parker, itis al.
legged, afterwards placed this legend 10
his window: "a. B, Fisher, ,dead.beat.h
Mr.. Fisher, deeming the little advertise.
ment injurious TO his character To the ex.
tent Of 5000, has brought suit to recoy.
er the above amount.
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They have invented many Instruments
to les, the purity Of milk, but it is said
that our grandmothers used knitting
needle 10 ascertain II water had been add
ed, With uniailipg accuracy. II the milk
be pure the knitting needle, after being
plunged perpendieularly into the milk
and taken out quickly, will retain evil
dsnce Of the luid, but II water has been
added The needle will be clear.
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CRrOsorE has been found highly cura'
tive in even advanced stages Of cOnsunp'
ton. MN. Bouchsrd and Gimbert re-
port having cured q per cent. and in.
proved 81 per cent. Of their phthisicai
patient. by using absolutely pure creo.
sote combined with gentian, alcohol and
Malens wine.
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RUSSIAN paper. compute the entire
cost incurred BY the war on the part Of
Rusia at s6o,OO00OO roublss, or $751;
100000. RussiAs Indifference TO eIpen.
.ss l. characteristic Of country that has
no money to speak Of and not very good
c,edit. o
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nnIlRRs FnR SALE

UousE FOB sALE-I ossr y ~ q = :,
III on south Front street, Islam, % ssa " y
bedde. Hou,e contains nine rooni sau .
Toom and water closet; wl.h hooE ~ ~ Il, >.
Ia he basement. There afO bot ~ ~ ~
md "a axtuIes 90 al thru sooft " 80
by ia ieet, and the ground, vel l9Esy'el
JOHN AOstEL,
..r,1 South Frunt srs., ~
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MARRIED.

BENDER ooorFELLow On wsdntSlay
Al ernoon, April u. 1873, at The re.ldenee Of the
hride's fathef, BY the Rev. W. E. Mppey, Mr..
FRANK L. BENDER and Nils ANY E GoopEkLLow.
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WEDNESDAY, NV IL lrI

Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. ~, MI II psLks.
at the front door Of the Court Hons d N -,
~, In the city Of Wheeling, The ittvinS d-.ll
real estate, that l,to sly; A eeftili TX, a ri
Of ground situate on the Eat IL 1 ~ IN
late Humln street, In that tar d u, tiy Z
wheeling known % Centfe RhG4it NJ ~
ed - follows:
Beginning al the roth eut ara 4 IAt.i.
bered tEeniy-one t?iG thsba e5iA inss iA,IE
ride Of aid jacob itrest thlrty.aHlty DC IN
wet and al right angle, ullh nj b, h u
t60) feet; thence north and 81 rthi tadaT1
sEd last line thirty ~ iett u III ngtklnsi
private alley; thene4 west along III HgIA In I
laid alley hity (60) feet TO The siE llbs 4 Old
ttreet; thence north along aid ett HBt Il 0Eii
street ave (9 feet thence Slit ooa AGhtnl n
feet 10 ths place Of bednnIbg. hdig ptr I d
same property eonvsyed 10 illd Fnhes fIIa
BY W. D. fnEll,h, 1Iutes, b. dsd DID n
November, 1868.
Tums made known On dIy Of nh
Title believed 10 b sood, bat Vi lagu Inn
I ihAll convey only such tl'le t,hu.,ed 1rL
". Il. Caldwell, Trta
J. c. HKRyIY, Auetiont6. oil
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Tan Democta,ic Committee Of Rich.
noud, Va, have adopted q resolution ex.
oiudips the blacks from voting at the
primary elections Of their party.
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nv yir,ue Of ded Of trust tItt1'tt nus
dn.dpned Tiustee BY ChailtsT. hns'' Irs IN,
RIIdeet v, YoltL, vile o. S.npti ~ ~
IA RSd'st Y, SollI, With ihs ~ anst Y 4,
hsr hu.bsnd, dated The ID dIy q fsltsaljs
year 1871, and rootded in ths e., Syi,rsts
County Court Of Ohio COUNTY nI.,is
med q TIut Book No Il, Hss'' '-N
TUESDAY, til. iii d'y Of Ny la
..,,,,In, =, 10 o,eIOtl A. y. Of ~ < t,l -
b ~, doos ~ tba CoQft Hone d nd OhG,Iaii
III =, nnhiIe suetIon The iollO!tns daa .., M
ss,s,a hi /, "a az: The sOuth eoe.el,,., \,
~ "a ~ Eoa and ChIpllns'1 Idduoa V I..i,.f
~ III whssI,ns boupded y follow, nT 2 = ~
~. rsrih 1sst corner o. Alsy " lna n " ~
nd city; thence With tee ~ ~ ~ ~ usat
about iItssn feet And hI lhee 1870. y Iiak
~ dIyirIon wall Of ths ifehI h - a, v,sssI
upoa he ground hsre deseretd, - - -
immedIsttIy north Of lnd Or VII ,s.ksslt
with IId dlyitIon wall vt1ish ns!, \ n % }
md twenty-five feet 70 ihe 90 " m N h
~ ,sSr a MA Lot No. ~, ite y. ". I,,jD
nsmed alley touthWGrdlI % lhe n M An d !
- 10 and VIII The nofth lihe o. -. N f,p
n, nl,sa n besinnIns. tnSethT W. Il. Ip,GF
.ne -. ,sosrsniI dlulp thereon 10 'H''n
nl noa. rs nI s.tx-FouIlesn BuDdra y
!n ,,ah v,o, as a he parthisf BiI 80 -
20 muen mgh ,,s'dus q ah PufesiE, ~ -
~ eha - y Sn,iSlimsolI a III and W" M
from the day Of nle, Ihs ,.sariiJ ID isiF
notes with approved Pef ISS.,slInSplL tAs ~
n men ~ s rom ali Day I'D =; ~ q
property 70 b rstaihsd ah'l w
biilly paid. ,,uys g0GEE IS
W, Il. HLLtEE, Ausuotef.
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M Undert,iias q Speciality.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Ia the County Court Of Ohio County. W. Va
10 the matter Of the application o. the r. W. 4
x. Il. 4. ". for the condemnation Of certain real
estate.
Notice u hereby given that by vir.us Of m or.
der entered In the shore entitled matter on the 9Th
day Of March, 1875, the undersigned Com miSaloner
will on ThufsdAy, April 4, 1875, At O'Clock A. Y
At the otbte oil Ferguson a PAUL, l2lo Chnpline
Itrcet, Wheeling. W. Va, proceed 10 ascertain and
report what p,rson, tre entitled 10 the money paid
Into the Court in this matter, on account Of the
property claimed by W. ]. Cots, tristee, and
others, ind In what proportions
Pariiei In iniereat In this matter are hereby re-
CURED 10 appear before the tald Commissioner al
the time and place aioreIad that their respective
claims may be passed upon.
wItnas, J. 4. PAUL, Commissioner Of the Couu.
Y Court Of Ohio county, W. Va, this 9Th day Of
March, 1878. JBg PAUL.,
mr7-lh Commissioner,
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Beginning At 10 o'clock A. ~, s,l;n,.l,t ,,.....
d the front door Of The Ccuf, HsC,i h 4. N. !,
Wheeling, the following properly Vi: 'u's
ty.seIen ca 10 Souih Whesiibg
selllHg a. Trustee, shall unIU al, nj 4.
% 10 yeatsd In ne, which, hsTttI, h IN; !
bePerfeet. S-'"
fKRHs OF sALK-CaiL,
AJ.cLIREE, Attorney. rs,i.fn
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


elm Grove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDAily except acknowledgements Accommodation.
t6teubenyille Acc0mmodaton.-Thi trAin dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping whom requi.
red At Shernan House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

F0USD-MoNEY.
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n Iueeeedlns 10 he Nu,le But..yJ ~.
z Lasas, iaie ih. OCCASION Il tklahsS !, - -;
and the pebble for The HbsrII uins,s, u. -
70 NE old atm, and solidi he ana a "a
bPs Cf,LbrIi
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ettiee q The Circuit Cogn q !, ~ n, ~ Sles
IN dsIendaru IN The iSiesO t,s sl trfa!s,
Shieh ala Wit 10 70 rsIi.s ~, q ~ ~
snd suiefed 10 the ioreso 5000 B o..
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oa ~ ~ helrI al IIE o. Aos .t,r " y y
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sis ,siS II ma Court; Ana ~ a Essd
- ~ ,s,iSsI az MD defee psin ~ ~
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real esiale ISssS,ed 10 he pay Htni! H. = ~
ChsPans, s,'nS by he shSreI ~ " i,S,TSlt
and u aPpeanI,s III bsftln, that ~ ~ Y
fepdlnts are roc poutruJ, Epl.1ii
VirTiuia, to.Vit: AlfJ 4. ISH Y. -
potts, naria Louis L1s ,Is,ss lltAssG ~
lana q, 6tAnion, fTtd t TIIiSs dtcnEt -
hn,bGnd Of Bophli Ti5s, 80
TSlden. hslr a Law o. d So -
u u fII5eu, infant hsli ~ ~ R1st 81
a. I'D scsSsed; Fannie ChIpnsi,, 4 b.
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n hno q rh.niIne, deceA,edi ~ ~, 80. ~
Lac d: f phssy. HsnrJ MdIiLs, TIdtH
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infant hat ~ ~ RoTtbs Eoea,.i -
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GENERAL NOTICES:
DISSOLUTION NOTICE NOTICE,
DISSOLUTION.

ID iSsoLuIloS'
The arm Of Adams a Lue,, m, a.,
dissolved b. mutual consni N, iaitgI la
retiring. The buslntss Of he IA - = iaisi
utd By A. N: Adams, Who S nj ~ " ~.
ga stand No. l221 AAfist ,tI,tt ~ ~ q q,
~, lslo, iot the Purposs Of dIspcsis, :, oSslg
o. sieSE retained BY him, eonli,tIs, y IlAs,l,i
NC ufE1nf ilio seIeraI god s1st ~ ha,a
,ho S AZ I III !, p Saleh have la q -
rossonlble prics Ind terms an,hl
Nj. G. 7. lncaa SuccsSd, IA AL
aeeneles Of the ylriou, PiIncs ~ n ost.aE
fore he'd BY the old arm. toss,1 vtlei M
hntie, Musical herehindlSe' fe ~ ~, W. u
atthe old stand, No. III MirEtt Inv. sssa
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A CARD

~ retiring from The fru q ld,s,,,.,
desire TO thank my ihendI ma IN ,n,IeA
aly ier iher liberal patfOeIIs, al n 4! ~ :
nme b extended 10 ny suceesot, ef y
APly AN ih,v,
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rNRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Of deed Of iruI, mad, Ay ina
Falloure and sarah 8. FllIOurt III Stss
underSigned q Trustee, dIttd ID, n dUs h
eemhtr, 1874, and Of rscord 10 Dad d insi
No. 5, iollos IS, 10 lnd %, 10 he Chi ~
The County Court Of Ohio county, NaiTEta
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TJOR BALE

EOR BALE
One large Hall PItrnt So, O. ~
Mirror, one large desk, and TtGft tIiEru. III
entire stock Of Dry Goods 1t cost Ii,Sst = o.
pets, Oh Cloths, de., 10 The ltLek. hf1l No
Ina cheap goods should call 1t Cfut . " IA
will only te on sale few tIyL fG d. q "
store room lately occupied By J. v, fsr1 ..,,
ans D. fONkll
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

WHITE SOAP viii wash more clothes in an
hour than any other Kind Of soaPi dont you forget
BATtN GLOSS FLOUR, tbs housewiieI only
friend. cuhPOE's COFFEE leLdl the van; When
up comes Law MorrlI with his BkO0KE LOuH.
TY MILK Cans. All Of the aboro ut
nnad LEW Il. MORRIs,-Itllnd.
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FOR SALE,

SALE OF
i SOUTH WHEELING PROPERLY
By virtue Of 4 deedof TUT, d,t,, 80.
ls1s, atd Of record 10 0hIo CooIt, NV fs ~
IN Deed OIL TruAt Book No, q, ~ n -.
Frederick KliPtrott and vie i n i ,i1s '