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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-03-16

pike, and adjoining lands of Daniel Wennin-
ger and others. This tract of land has on it
one of the best orchards of the choicest fruit
found in the neighborhood; enclosed with
good fencing and is the same which the said
Everhart obtained from Michael Ritter by
deed dated 29th of March, 1888, and recorded
among the Land Records aforesaid in Liber
W. W., No. 8, folio 10, &c.
9th Cnnta;ne
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-03-16

more or less, and is the same which was con-
veyed to said Everhart by Jacob Campbell,
executor of Joseph Kopp, deceased, by deed
dated 16th day OF July, A. D., 1858, and re-
corded among the Land Records Of Carroll
county, in Liber J.. B. B., No. q, folio 421,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

Chas. A Petrain of Portland, made flying
visit to Vancouver on Sunday.
Col. +. G. Mason and wife removed from
Portland to Vancouver yesterday
Chaplain Collins and his wife sailed for
San Francisco on Sunday, ON the Elder.
District Attorney N. II. Bloomfield of Ka-
lama, paid Vancouver visit on Tuesday.
This office acknowledges pleasant call
from Governor f. p Ferry yesterday morning.
Mrs. Susan Z. Giltner and her two children
from st. llelens, are on Il visit to Mrs. W. b.
Daniels.
Mr. Porter and wife, guests of c. II. Whit
ney, left for the upper country on Monday
morning.
Plummer, the fruit dryer man, has been
making Vancouver his stamping ground for
Il day or two.
Mr.. W. II. Whitney of Rainier, paid the
town visit on Monday, doing little land
Office business.
General and Mrs. Babbitt, and Captain and
Mrs Rabbit, spent several days at the post
with Colonel and Mrs. Weeks, this week.
George p. Doris, now of the Land Register
at East Portland, made one of his semi-Oc-
casiona call, in Vancouver on Saturday.
Arthur IIaine has gone up into the Eastern
country, and there IS now some chance for
ordinary mOrtals to each trout in this vicin-
ity.
Colonel H. Clay Wood, L. S A., was at the
Post during the week, making parting calls
on his brother officers, previous to his depar-
ture for Europe on leave of absence
Oliver II. Cole, adiu,ter for one Of the
Royal Insurance companies, came over TO
visit his friend II. " krcss, whom he left next
morning comfortably adjusted in mind and
body.
H. b. Luce, of the Hillshoro Independent,
paid his respects to Vancouver in short
visit ON Monday evening, returning to the
classic shades Of the Tualitan plains next
morning.
VIM. Bratton, ST., an old timer of Vancou-
yer, came up with the Lewis river excursion
party last Sunday and was left by the steamer,
which gave him opportunity to call upon his
many friends in this city. We had the pleas
urc of an hours chat with him, finding that
he was Il pioneer in Wisconsin rs well as
Washington, and IA neighbor of many years
ago. May his shadow never grow less.
List of letters remaining uncallcd for in the
post office, Vancouver, Clarke county, Wash.
Ter, May ID 1873:
LADIES LIST
Culbcrtson, Maggie Metcali, Mrs. Melissa
Groves, Jennie Pennington, Mrs. Ellen
Willlcrson, Mary j,
GENrLEMENs LIST
Bccchcr, &. X. ,, Smith, VIM. VI.
VIM. Crawford, ;, Smith j. W,
COmcluC, Scott IOler, Joseph II.
EricZctt, {. White, Joseph
Groves, John II. Wlllhuber, Peter
llaulun. Condv Wagonblast VIM.
Helm, Joseph Waterman, Mr..
jackson, Charles Wclch, f.. X.
Jordin, John j. White, B. +.
Mcfuddcn, &. p Palmer, Il. ii.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

THE GovERNoR AT THE GARRISON. His
Excellency Elisha Z. Ferry, Governor of this
Territory, arrived at the Fort on Tuesday,
being the guest OF Major John A. kress,
commanding Vancouver Arsenal. On the
arrival of the Governor at the government
wharf, the excellent Band of the 2lst In
fantry, stationed there to welcome him, dis
coursed some of its fine music. The Gov
ernor then drove through the government
grounds, the post guard turning out and pre-
senting arms as his carriage passed through
the sally port. On entering the arsenal
grounds a salute of fifteen guns was fired by
the detachment of Ordnance from a battery
of brass field pieces. At 7P. NJ, all the Of
ficers of the garrison, in full dress, headed
by Captain Miles, General Sully being sick
called in body to pay their respects, and
spent some time in pleasant conversation.
Later in the evening the full Band of the 2lst
Infantry sercnaded the Governor at the
quarters of MAJOR kress, winning universal
praise for the excellence OF their musical &C.
lections.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

FRUIT PROSPECTS, The damage to the
fruit crop in Clarke county by the frosts OF
two weeks ago is not so great as at first an
ticpated. All the orchards within mile of
the river will he about as full as usual, with
the exception of peaches and peach plums,
which were seriously cut off. Strawberries
were also injured to some extent. In the
country districts back from the river the
most damage was done. 1t is evident that
the crop of dried fruit for the whole coast
will be much short OF its usual extent this
year.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

FIREMENs' ELECTIoN.-The annual cleo
ton of the Vancouver Fire Company will be
held at the engine house next Monday, May
9th, commencing at i p NJ, the polls closing
at P. NJ, the Chief Engineer and two AS
sistant Engineers to be there chosen
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
Smokers, Attention.

Call at O'Neirs for genuine imported ci-
gar,; also the famous rs, New York Flor Del
Fumar, Rcina Victoria, Especial Eureka and
sublime cigars. All kinds Of tobacco and
cigarettes always on hand. Fresh Cocoa nuts,
California and smyrna figs, raisips, fresh lem
Uns and oranges constantly on hand. 36-6*
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

REAL ESTATE AGENcY.-Al persons hay
ing real estate in this county for sale will
find it to their advantage to put the same in
the hands of w, Byron Daniels, real estate
agent, to sell. Parties desiring to purchase
will do well to examine the property offered
for sale by him.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
IN the inc al
Gents Clothing

We are able to put to shame Portland with
all her prctcuscs, and offer to the
public the following list Of
a small portion only
of our stock
~ fun suits Cottonade, at 81
~ at 50 to 81.
20 full suits SatincttS. heavy, at s..
~ fun suits Diagonal>. all styles, $40 to 500.
~ suits Mems fine Cassimcrs from Sl5 TO So
~ suit, Mems fine French Cloth AT SIS. to $50
- English Worstcd at SIS. to $50
Youths Boys and Children's suits, in vari-
ETY., and at greatly reduced prices.
We are also carrying very full line of fine
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

THE Pacific Hotel has been UNDERGOING
improvements for ten days past, in the way
of painting, papering, new floor in the office,
etc, Mr.. Rogers, the owner of the building,
working to put it i'll good trim for the sleek,
new landlord.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

CONCERT The attendance from this city
at the Portland concert Saturday night was
not so great as expected, but those who did
go over on the Vancouver report having
splendid time.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
LOCAL.

M. E. CHURCH, Rev. G. w. Day, Pastor
Subject for service next Sabbath morning,
Culture Punishment, Evening subject
'The building of the Tabernacle %, 8.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
The Grange.

The members of Vancouver Grange are re-
specially requested to meet in the Court
House in Vancouver, on the first Saturday
9th day. of May, at 1 o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose Of closing up the business of the
Grange. 2t
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-On Monday
next the County Commissioners will meet in
regular session at the County Auditors Of
flee. The session will probably be short
one
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

THE city of Vancouver has good streets,
water works, public park, water reservoirs
for the fire department, good fire engine
and company, good engine house, council
rooms all paid for and does not owe a dollar,
neither bonded or floating debt having
money in the treasury. They do say it is a
"slow town, but it seems to be very sure
one.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

STRAwBERRIEs.-On Monday, the Doth
day of April, Ben Morrison, Esq, brought
into our office handful of ripe Strawberries,
gathered in the fields That will do for
April.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

THE County Auditors office has been much
improved in appearance aud convenience re-
Gently by the addition of new desk for the
record books made by II. IL. Gridley,
creditable piece OF work The books OF rec
ord have been placed in canvas covers let
tered, and can now be handled with conveu-
fence to all parties concerned.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

Az EXCURSION PARTY, numbering some
$50 persons, came to Vancouver Sunday noon
from Lewis River. After a short stay of two
hours theexcursionists boarded their steamer,
the Rescue, and departed homeward.
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CITY PARK. At the last meeting OF the
City Council an ordinance was introduced to
provide for fencing the City Park, with
proper gates, for trimming trees, and for an
artificial fountain in the grounds. This or
dinance comes up for final action ON next
Monday evening. For the great credit of
Vancouver we hope it will pass. The city
has very fine block OF ground, well covered
with evergreens and old naples, well adapted
for the purposes of a public park by nature
and its excellent location, and should no
lolser be allowed to be the common runway
81 stray cows and pigs, but should be sub
stantially fenced and improved, as proposed.
The city is entirely free from debt, and no
other public improvement can be so easily
accomplished at this time to so much i'm
prove the appearance Of the city and give it
a good name abroad.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

victs, who have been confined at the guard
house here, were taken to san Francisco ON
the last trip of the Elder. They are to serve
their sentences at the military prison on Al
catraz Island.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

MOVEMENTS or TRoops Fifty recruits
for the 2d Infantry left the Post on Friday.
under command of Lieut. Howard, 18th In
fantry, for Lewiston, thence to be distributed
to Forts Colville and Lapwai, and the new
Post at Occur IL, Alene Lake Ten recruits
under Sergeant Jones left on Tuesday for
Fort Townsend, to renfore the garrison
there.
NEW OFFICE. w Byron Daniels hiss re-
fitted and occupied the rooms formerly de
voted to the presence OF DR.. Finn and his
patience, west of the drug store, placed
therein his law books, etc, and announces
through his card in another column that he
means business. SO il You have farm to
sell, or farm to buy, document to make
or unmake, he will be found ready for work.
TAXABLE LANps During the past year
by means Of perfected claims to Government
lands, there has been added to the taxable
property of the several counties in the Van
couver Land District, the following number
of acres:
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In the line If
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

We are also carrying a very full line of fine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'s Works
KNOWN As TIE 0LD MACHINE sEVI.

KNOWN AS THE OLD MACHINE sHoh
n, y,y,ue Of A Ded Of Trust tEId, " Lev
paSh, snISr, apd Aabella bis We, Aal V
Pa and sIlIIe A., BIZ vile, md JImtt - -,
NshitabIs. his Stke, IN the urdtngpe1 4,
dIied JanuaTJ 2Ilh, Isi3, ard Itcoi irg y
Of M CiefE q tee County tout o. u, y. -
west vIrEtnIa, In Dsed q IFa'I hItt - - ~
iS9, ] wifi Iell al The front dor o. iss w.
Of Ohio county, West Virrri 90
SATURDAY, the IIh day o. AaEof '',A b.
commspeios at ioo'eIOeE n. he iaS S,ss n
Icfibed property, that T. y 'el - Spsitvd ~
Two hundred and tity"Ioar ana ~ ,dJ
6Hy,dye 10 Eod AID Chlphheb ladIloIi " VI q
~ S,hssIIn1 Oblo county, wSst Vi1ith. ~ - J.
~ M an ~ soqlh Iiae q wheeling It's ~
:, Sl,h m M IppuFunIpess thtf'io -. = 4
AZ M iollo sing described Pir@ ~ ~ .
I,rd ,ItuStsd On The hIDE Of Whtt!lIt :. N q
49, ~. N WhsSlIrF ,Iofe'L,d, bJundta :. 3.
-, ,nsnsIny Al pGint 90 CrrSotati ~ h, {
~ M iTsntT ti20 fesi FAii Of ~ -. ~, "A.
IN .,rsst. tbeneS TuhnlpG e1ttEIfiy ;. =, 4,
sniy i;oI feet more or les', TO is!h' IN !;
Siisx SnunnInT tTsm Crescent ltftft 70 m. y
thsSss nort6 SlrdIy FROM lAii LHtesh ~ u
ihS T1isrs Of Wheeling CtteE' II ,tN - N les
mSandSn q aid eTak 10 TIE saE ~ Al ,ssst
bSftd Two hubdIsd add any w ''.,sst sissi y
, sSS'H nI,sS I, Se1issIsE IpS,tssi s'.s "a y
hsredium,nis and IPPaftsnlstsi " -
AZ ssIIIoS = Tfu,,ss ! vii CONVEY 's'' =
vested h me byI I'd deed d tIor' ~. h,lr1 ,
TEAM OF HLLE- Ont-Ihlrd eA,a,i W ~ : ia
two equal in'tIllmeu, a! ~ lea p tIon 10y
sTidsteed By notes behrinE lnino ,,-sssi L ~
nc, he title 70 Be- ryt!lnsd SsH w irujiat
WILLIAM J. ". COHph"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13

Bn1A1RE LocAIS-Ths Belmont Tur.
ner Society Of this city with "fying
eOlors" and "happy hearts" proceeded TO
Wheeling about 7 o'clock yesterday
morning to participate in the festivities
Of the "day."
The three cent "beer war" has struck
Bellaire; and "long may she wave"
The cigar manufacturers Of this city and
vicinity are taking active steps to petition
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue At
Washington D. c, to remedy an existing
evil, by authorizing Mr., BergundthAl, the
Deputy Revenue Collector now stationed
in this city tofurnish them with all the
necessary STAMPS" instead, as now, Of
sending to the Deputy collector at Cam
bridge o., causing at times delay Of
three and four day's, which Is the petition
sets.forth, ia ruinous to the Cigar and
Tobacco men here, Of limited means who,
unable at all times to keep large supply
Of stamps on hand, very often loose a
large sale, iust by not having the stamps
on hand, or more convenient channel BY
which TO purchase them.
We understand that the city council
this evening will offer a resolution, making
i. an improbable offence for any Of the
city police officers, during the hours Of
duty, TO visit rum shops, or other places
Of tippling, unless 10 The discharge Of an
official duty. man
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.vsp. along s. tbs tds. He reached ont
his oar, bat tie drowning boy was unable
TO take hold Of II. AT last fortunate
wave brought the boat and G.tes body
eIose together, and Cole leaned over the
side, and seizing Gates BY The head and
shoulder, pulled him on board.
By this time the shark had partially 70.
covered, and he began 70 plunge violent.
~ shout in the water. The speechless
and almost lifeless Gates WAs placed in
the bottom Of the boat, and Cole again
lay 10 his oars, and pulled with all his
strength in the direction ofthe Courthouse
from whence they had started. The shark
seemed TO have Loaf its reckoning when Il
missed ip victim, and mixing diverse
mauGuvres 1t disappeared.
On reaching the shore 1t was found
that Gates was terribly lGcerated. His
body seemed 70 be bleeding at every pore.
He Was exhausted from loss Of blood, q
we'll a. from the effects Of the terrible
nervous shock he had sustained. An am.
bnlanee was telegrAphed for. DR.. coch-
ran and an ambulance promptly arrived
at McCuthry's boathouse, where the un-
fortunate boy had been provided with a
blanket, and otherwise temporarily cared
for. ''''l '.'
After q cursory examination Of
Gatess wounds the Ambulsuce Surgeon
pronounced him to be in most critical
condition, and directed his immediate
removal TO 81. Peters Hospital, at Hicks
and Congress streets. Here the wounds
were closely examined by the resident
surgeon. It was found that the boy:
back and sides were horribly lacefated
and little II any hope is entertained Of
his recovery.
Cole, who Is made the hero Of the hour
by his relatives and neighbors,is a lad O.
quiet demeanor, and has unusual intelli'
genee for his age. Hesays that the shark
was at least eight feet in length.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION,

Ths con1satIou Of the upiOn Republican party
Of ,hs Fint Congressional District Of West Vir-
gin.a VII b held IN The town Of Aounds1illsr
NInhill county, August IA, 1873, for the FurPose
o, nouinatinE a esndIdits for COnpe,i, and also
for Il Z trlpnetipE Of such OthsI hudstss ~ may
come before The ceaIsndOn. The uhISn RSPub-
lIsan panty Of The District "a rqutsttd Il 'npoiR'
dsyesI,ss 70 ihs CenTsntiOn irOu th' % lbds.
comprising the plsuieI Al such time al dplIs Al
may salt The convenience Of the pEOI o. 'ha
several CouuueA
b. order oil the Republican Executive con nii-
tss Of The Fla, Congressional Dbtrlst.
GIN EpwAtrS. rImIa.
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BATTLING WITH A SHARK.

A Boy Terribly Bitten While
BaIhing In the East River
Fighting for Lie In Hid.Stream
au Eight.Foot nonsier-HoW
he was stunned by u Blow from
n stone Used for an Anchor.
New York sua Of the lotu. r.Is
Last evening at O'Clock Charles GATES
aged Il, Of 46 President street, Brooklyn
and Arthur Cole sged 10, Of 90 sacket'
street, had novel and exciting encounter
with 4 shark in the East river. They
had hired boa. at the foot Of Columbia
street for the purpose Of going on a
crab fishing expedition. They embarked
at 8 o'clock, and pulled slowly down
the river until they reached the break.
water between Columbia and Hicks
streets. Here Gates remarked TO bis
companion that he would like to take
a swim. Cole replied, "All right; peel
of, and I'll remain in the boat until
your return"
Gates undressed, plunged Into the
river, and swan several times around
the boat.
Meanwhile Cole was engaged 10 attach.
ing Il rope TO 8 large stone which be
had on board, and which he meant to
use as an anchor alter they began 70 tish.
Coles attention was soon diverted from
his work by q sudden and violent dis
placement Of the water, which almost
upset the boat. Almost simultaneously
with the shock which was thus given
him, be was startled by the screams Of
his companion, who loudly called for
help. Cole conleuded that Gates had
met with some accident, and was about
10 leap into the water when, looking
over the side Of the boat, he saw his
companion struggling with . shark.
There was no time 10 be lost The
cries Of Gates were growing fainter,
and in 4 minute more his life must
have been sacrificed. Cole bethouEht
himself Of the primitive anchor be
had been making. BE promptly seized
the stone and with all his strength hurl.
ed II at the shark. Fortunately his aim
was good and heavy stone struck the
shark on the head. 80
Seemingly stunned BY the blow for a
second, the shark released its hold upon
GATES. Cole seized this opportunity 10
rescue his friend, whose bleeding and
mAngled body was about 10 sink. Cole
lay 70 his oars, and few strokes brought
him alougside Of Gates, who was being
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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate


The undersigned, John F. EdnunAu. II,,,,
ttfatof with the will AnneIsd u NtASsl H..
deceased, hereby sirs notia IAIi 4 ~ =
WEDNESDAY, the Sin day d Jl,Ap,ln
Commencing at 10 o'elOck a. n,El uv,Ls, n,
tion 1t The tont do1r Of The CSsYt - y ~
county, IN The dty Of wbesltt Ohs tosrfr +
Va, the following described raI es;IiI Il n: =,
to-Sis All that Iiece Of land truniItF Z \. -
side o MAin street, betEten l0Ih tn4 nd T,,,s,,
and being next south q the pfOpefy a c IVS
gerter, fOtnAriy belonging 70 IChp 1tASn ~,
twenty-five feet front On Alin itrett ~ rssr.s,
back Of even twenty-five Let Ia Siltk |, a, n,
In the rear thereof between NIn AMI Nlfkss a
bsing Aanne property the Legal ittIs = IA =,
eoneeyed 10 the undSrHgned b. NeTi, JS = =.
mtriy executor and trustee q nd tsrsa,SI II
property "a sGne occupied II FIsut " ~.
Hoch BroL a q dgAf lIetdrJ, nd i sti LtsIl,t
for business purpose
Title believed good, but bsins oaiy pst.r
representative The updIdgned yin Infr,i q
name specially.
TERss o. s.LE-Ope-,AIrd q U, psrA,r
money eaSh In hand, md The IeIdss d ~ Is,ll
tnsiAllmenu payable In OEs Isd 100 jan De- b
day Of ale, sith interest Tia dsi.frpI piT1sss
10 b secured 70 the atti.AetIOn q II s,iftESsL
jobs p, EDNuSBsOS,
AdnlHiSfref n IiRenA
CALpvKtL d cALpWELL, Atlzpsyk IS
The Above sale Il Pstponsd gBm TEDSLS
DAY, Ausuit 9Th, 1875, al II e'eioef a L, II x
Court House
aul JOHN F. EDAUSDsOS, Atat
TIE shove sals /. postpooed Until wEbSES
DAY. Auguit II, 1873, At : e'eief p L II n
Court HOUSE.
JOHN =. EpYUSDsoS, LI=f
HKHvET 4 PACE, AuetionesrL ~
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

IHNhUSlBbo GALL
By virtue Of q d.td Of truR ni!t b. JIss
Cunlngham and May hh Siis . nt thH "
29Lh day Of October, ISL, recdt!et . -
Trust Booi No. u, pssea 81 9 ara y Q, " y.
records Of Ohio cGunIy, viii I'll 81 Ihs Rs-'0'~
Of the Court House o. Otlo eeun'!, 90
SATURDAY. the 7th day d s'P's5sT'
Commencing At 10 oclOef a. n, ID. tOLloI1ai =,
scfibtd property: The ta't gu Tiet q Loieun 4.
i'd ,Ixty.tEo In chspllbe add b c. $40 ~ ".
eIty Of Wke.lIpg, Ohll eoaliy, sHis q Ht,S w
giniI. Raid quarter lot brlIs buedfd = lo.l9.S
Beginning at The nofihE1I uftsr olsehlI ~,
nrstt and the alley belSen Nan nd 4. - n.
raralIel thereto; "a nee ubsi sha ihs SeI !, =.
o. aid lot ana with IEtnty.!gsIiA ,nst *
feet and sIx lnehes; th'noe ndth % 10y n.
With aid alley nIty-siI lee; ibt'sS g
psfallel with twenty fourth iifrtl 'hu'I Il.
kix inches 10 the alley hiTenid; Itttr ~ 4.
west line Of saIi alley south LitI w ~,
plAee Of beginning 90 tWThU'io4n9 NV s,,, -
10 Saule property conveyed Io'ih Jina Iainti
ham By James L Holiday nd ~ y 80 - \.
i0th FshruUJ, $50, recorded IN IND esaa -
90, pigs $50, ohio cDgnty: ,,r,rr..
Toe title % BE- IeTtd 70 b let y, ,,s,t
Wy only such uus A. Ia voted 10 y "
deed. I.I ,,,.,t,.
eve dallAIs cash In hGLd, tisht hStdira ,s.,St
dahl months, and the residue 10 hiit,a ~ i,
from day Of sale, without iht'Fe.i. 80, ~ ~.
retained 10 the dee 10 'ecure he sden'' ~
meats Of IuIehlss money. ,-,vc 7-,,,t.
Gu23 J. y. hhIsO, -
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GIRRIlaEs REPAIRED . PALNILl

III ~, E,p,lr,d =
p; M i, a Eo is2t NAN 81 ssst' 80
M n dTteiis workman. Phos1 Y Nv ~! IC,sIId
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
NOTICE

Having dIspossd Of The entire Ipteres. Of The o.
tlte Of J. Il. eilllman, deceased, in the buiiseas
stock 10 tTlde, h1tuIUs and good Will Of the lAtS
arm Of J. II. 6tAllmsn a Co 70 7. c Aotfdt, ths
Euryivipg primer Of aid late hrm, all peipui
knowing themselves 70 be indebted 70 nd hrm
7. c. MofLi, Who will hereafter conduct the busi.
nes' Of said late hTm, al their old stand, No q
Twelfth street. I.F. JONES,
AdninIstraiOr Of the estate Of J. H. stallniu
deceased.
Having pdrehased the stock Of my late psrtpei
IN The arm u J. Il. 6tallnAn %, hope u
merit and respectfully solicit the liberal patronage
hitherto bestowed on that arm.
jyi6 7. C. MoFPAT.