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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-15


Combinations -- Wheeler, collector
OF internal revenue ut Little Rock ;
Armitage, receiver Of public money al
Harrison, Arkansas; Lee, postmaster
at Pensacola; Benjamin Plexalto, OF
California, consul to Lyoue. (Piexalto
was formerly consul general to Rou-
mania.)
Nominations-John s, Whether, West
Virginia, marshal, OF Idaho.
The National Agricultural Congress
and the American Forestry Assoca-
ton will convene at Willard hall on
February 10th, and be open to dele
gates from all kindred local associa~
ti0ns.
Senate The committee on railroads
resumed Its hearing Of the arguments
on the Texas Pacific and Southern
Pacific bills. Mr.. Storrs concluded
his legal argument as to the power of
congress to confer charters on corpora
tions to construct and operate railroads
within the statea. He cited u great
number Of decisions to show that the
states alone had that right, and that,
unless imperatively necessary for pur'
poses OF federal action, Congress had
no power In the premises. No neces'
sity could be claimed in the present
case, and there was no power. lie also
cited cases to show that the franchises
of corporations might be revoked and
resumed by legislatures, for non'com
planes, neglect or misuse, aud showed
that by the failure Of the Texas and
Pacific to build one hundred miles per
year, as required, it was now compe-
tent for congress to declare its lands
and franchises forfeited and TO either
restore them to the public domain OF
transfer them to the Southern Pacific
company for the purpose OF construct"
ing that road east to the Rio Grande'
The committee adjourned till NOR
row morning.
In responding to General Gibson's
remarks, Mr.. Hale inquired whether
the gentleman indorsed the prosecu'
tions that have been and now are In
progress in New Orleans
Mr.. Gibson replied that II these mer
were guilty of violation of the la"
the prosecutions were proper.
Mr.. Hale said, us he understood II
the gentleman did not discourage thu
prosecution.
Mr.. Glbson--I would inquire In turl
whether the gentleman thought the.
were wong.
Mr.. Hale replied that II the gentle
man wanted his views he would ga
that he regarded the prosecutions a
the greatest outrage in our politics
history.
Mr. Gibson said that Mr.. Hale ha
: always denounced the people of Lot
isiaus, and that he treated the gentle
mans remarks with contempt. tn
trials referred to were conducted undo
the laws of the state, and he wante
; to know by what right the house coul
be m AIDE revisory board Of the cour
of Louisiana. He asserted that Il
whole effort of Governor Nichols WI
to restore law and order. The person
liberty of the citizens was as secure
the state of Louisiana as In Maine.
any wrong was done to the perso
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-15
WASHINGTON.
llnnllngion's Paid LAWYER Appears
before The Railroad Committee
In Advocacy OF tho SOulh'
ern Pacine Scheme,
Senator Coke Delivers a Mastery Ar0u'
ment In Favor Of the Silver Bill
which 10 Highly Praised for
lis Legal Aouientss,
Iiaie's impeFiinent Aiiusions 90 An
by Gibssn- Reductions Ia Revenues,
Moon Associated rreAs lloportl


Moon Associated Treas lleporl,l
WAsHIEaToN, February li,-The
military committee OF the house adOp.
ted the following resolution this
morning
ResQlprd, That In view Of the con-
dlIion VI affairs 01 the Mexican from
tier and the dangera arising from the
outbreak Of Indian hostllitles, any
measures looking toward u reduction
OF the elective force of the army In
not Justified by the condition Of the
country, and unsafe aud unwise.
The case OF Potts, nominated for the
Petersburg, Virginia, poslOllioe, has
been postponed another week.
Senate. Mr., Bayard presented the
memorial Of the New York banks aud
banklng institutions, demonstrating
against the passage Of the silver bill.
He said he, with other senators, had
received printed copy Of the memo.
rial, and did not present II 10 the sen
ate, deeming u 10 10 the original
paper, This morning he received u
Dispatch from the pers0ns present,
VIM INlHhl'0I ilNi' NilNH my NNH'i
class of men In the country, were
charged with the care Of the property
OF others, aud knew about the matter
Of which they spoke. The memorial
was laid on the table,
The silver bill h now before the
senate.
l'illIbustering followed, aud after
these proceedings the senate, after
brief discussion, passed the house
Joint resolution, declared that the tax
on distilled spir!i1 " nlSpedient.
Yeas, 40; nays, ., Mrssrs Bailey
Conover, Davis, OF West Virginia,
Dennis, McCreary, Merriman, Ran.
dolph aud Ransom voting In the mega
tive
General Gibson rose to personal
explanation. lie clNlms that the trial
of members of he returning board In
proper and In accordance with the
laws Of Louisiana.
Mr.. Hale, OF Maine, desired to reply,
but was ruled out Of order,
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The Times Rome correspondent tel
egraphs ss fallows; "The ambassadors
of the Catholic powers have jointly in.
timated to the camerlengo that II some
cardinals, known for their uncompro-
missing spirit, whom they named, were
likely to obtain the sufirages of the
conclave, the ambassadors would be
compelled to oppose their election.
The camerlengo has found in the desk
of the pope sealed packet, with in.
structions for delivering into the hands
OF his successor. The pope's wealth
altogether Ia said to amount to one
hundred and twenty thousand livres,
which Ia mostly In the hands of the
Rothschilds, ct Paris.
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For the west gulf states, clear and
partly cloudy weather, warm southerly
winds, stationary or falling barometer,
followed Ia the western district by
rising barometer and colder north
west winds. Cautionary signals con.
time at Cape Lookout, Cape Hatteras,
Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Cape May,
Barngate, Atlantic City and Sandy
Hook, and stationary off'sbore signali
are ordered for Indisnola and Calves
ton.
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march 10 war with u gland IN orler
IN lorpe Russia 10 10 faithful ~ her
PROMISES aud return to her fogmtr pro-
gfamme,
4 Daily News Vienna dispalah saysi
"While the Hungarian papffs afp
warllke, the Austrian independent
Mess demands peace
C0NsrAGTlNOrLr, February II --l'he
lirlllHh Ileei passed through The Darda'
nrllea NJ three o'clock On wednesday
afternoon The Turkish government
concluded that mere protest meets the
necessities ~ tho situation The lius-
SLAMS nllll declare that they viii enier
lhe city, aud fears NJ u considerable
disturbance should hoy DO are now
entertained.
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Dead an she, would Ever Bs.

Philadelphia Herald: A negro min
lister who married rather sooner after
the death of his wife than some of the
sisters thought proper and becoming,
excused himself as follows: "My dear
brederen and sisters, my grief was
greater dan | could bear. | turned
every way for peace and comfort. but
none came. searched the scriptures
from Glnisee to Retaliation, and found
plenty promises to de widder, but nary
one to de widderer. So | took II that
the good Lord didn't waste sympathy
on man when 1t was in his power to
comfort hisself, aud habln' u fuss rate
chance to marry In de Lord, ] did NO,
and would do 80 again. Besides, bred
eren, / consider dat poor Belsey was
juss as dead as che would cher be-"
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HERE AND THERE.
An Aged christian Munster DOad--A
Reiie Destroy ed Horrible DSash.

keiic Destroyed Horrible DSntN,
RICHMOND, Va, February Ia Rev.
DIR. Woodbridge, rector of the Monu.
mental Episcopal church for forty
years, is dead, aged seventy-tour.
MARsHpIELp, Mass, February IA
The mansion of Daniel Webster was
destroyed by fire to day, with all its
contents.
CINCINNATI, February II. - The
house OF o. Lettings, negro living
near lronton, was burned to-day.
Three children alnne In the house were
consumed In the flames.
PHILADELPHIA, February Nv.
ID. Fredericke, many years stage man
ager of the Walnut Street theatre, was
stricken with paralysis and is dead.
He was eighty years of age.
LYNN, Mass February 1.-THE
Crispin strike Is ended.
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memora,,z,ns for "a Lisn, House.

NORFOLK, Va, February l3.-The
cotton exchange passed resolution
nemoriali2ing congress to build new
lighthouse, at Cape Henry, to better
meet the needs of commerce than the
one now at that point.
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Tine Gallant Lamars.

The HERALD is grateful for a polite
bidding to attend the third anniver-
sary ball Of the gallant Lamars, to be
given at Germania hall, on the 22d
instant,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-26
GLADEs IRON WORKS,

including tho town Of 6ladesVille, and eight hun
dred and 1lty acres Of coal md iron lands annexe
thereto. The description and boundaries thGIeo
can be Tally known by reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the aid land To George HArlman
al Of which arc recorded In the ONCE Of the Clerl
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West Viz
glnia, to.wlt: A deed for two traen Of land, on,
containing 29Sx acres, the other % acr and twt
poles, from q. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 10 @lt
George Hartman and Mary 3. Mlllner. dated Ma!
10Th, 1870, and recorded In Deed Book No 30, page
1901 deed for l(t55$ Atrg from W. Il. Heidel
berg % aid Hardman, dated May 9Th, 1874, Hnt
recorded 10 Deed Eook No. 20, page 2Gl; dec
from Harmon and Martha A. Tficket 10 the aid
Hartman and Mary E. Millner for two tracts O
land, both containing 62lf ACRES, dated June 10th
1870, and recorded 10 Decd Book No, 80, pagol
9t-i, and deed from John b. sheFrard aud 6tberi
10 said Hardmln, dated May 18th, 1872, and 10
corded 10 Deed Book No, II, pages and 3; 4 d. Cd
from Margaret, George B., james ", Julia A, and
sRrAh Z. jackson TO aid George Hafdmlu for one
acre, dated March 18th, 1871 and recorded 10 Deed
Book No. 81, pages tSi-5; y deed from WIN. B. and
Q. Brown TO aid HmdmAn for two acres and q
perrhea, dated March 9Th, 1874, and recorded Ia
Deed Book No. q, pJges and 8; deed from
Cyrus and Nancy ]. Linton 70 aid Hafdman ioI
" acres and ~ peIche., dated June l7th, 1874,
and recorded In Deed Book No. Il, pages IS and l0
q died from Buckner tld RSbecCa PSiritx 10 nId
Hartman for lb0 acres, dated August 18Th, 1871
and recorded In Deed Book No. a, pages 20 and n;
and deed from John K and Mary L, MlIlner q
the said Hartman for four tracts q land, Sggre-
eating $50 acres, dated March 18th, 1874, and 70
corded 10 Deed Book No. Il, pages %, 8 aud I,
The whole containing In the aggregate nj least $50
acres, With all the Improvement and appurte-
names thereto In any wise blooming, including
tho furnace and fixtures, aud being the same prop
er!y conveyed 70 Thomas Y. Candy and George ID,
Miller, trustees, for the said George HlrdmRn and
vile, by morglgo deed dated November Ist, 1874,
and recorded IN H0nk M. RI UNONa On a0A'da r.,
the once Of sid County Clerk Of MID Preston
county, being the slup property conveyed 10 the
raid Abner Evans, Jr., by Hannibal Forbes, Spe-
eial Commissioner, AID deed Il Of record among Inc
land records Of Preston county, West ViflIniS.
THRAs or SALE-OHe.thITd OF the purchase
money, or Iueh greater Rm0unt thereof a The puT-
chaser may elect % pay, cash In band, the rtSduu
70 two equal yearly Payments, with interest from
day o. ale, and the deferred payments 10 be r.
cured BY deed Of trust on the property sold.
JASPER Y, MOORE, Truttee,
January 18th, iS18 J.it
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-26
WELLsBURG.
Opening Of the II. w. d ny. II. Il.
compliment 10 Its Officers,
wEI1sBuRo, February 25.

WEIIsBuRo, February %.
Editors IntellISeucer:
There has been little transporting here,
the past few weeks, Of interest to the gem
eral reader,-therefore our silence,-n
Is there much now. The railroad and its
opening seems to be about the only topic
that interests the public. Itmay be that
it is such huge thing on SO small com.
munity, that 1t oyershadows everything
else for the time being. There has been
much talk the past week concerning the
opening OF the road to the public. It is
presumed that the schedule as published
will be carried into effect to-day.
Yesterday II was noised abroad that
the coaches and cars necessary for the
use Of the road would pass through here
TO Wheeling, therefore goodly number
Of people were on the lookout for their
arrival. They came about 4 P. M, and,
leaving q freight car here, passed on to
their destination.
This morning not few were up bright
and early to witness the arrival OF the
first passenger train bound East, due here
at Clio A. NJ, at which time Engine AZ, in
charge OF Mr.. Chas. Wolf, came with a
train Of cars In charge OF Mr.. Ed. Tate,
who ran the first locomotive No. 49, into
Wellsburg. The gentlemen In charge oil
this.train are careful and efficient 10 the
line Of their duties, and We predict for
them a host Of friends along the line Of
the road. The company Is to he COR
graduated on securing the services Of a
corps Of such excellent officers.
We noticed that there was very fair
turnout Of passengers aboard considering
the early hour at which the train left
Wheeling, and II being the first, &c.
Among those who got aboard here, we
noticed Hon. Campbell Tarr, Campbell
Kimberland, @. B. Turner and DR.. simp.
son. The average small boy was fairly
represented at the depot. True to their
great American Instinct, they amused
themselves hopping and jumping on and
of the cars while In motion. They were
very properly informed to stop any fur
Their pranks Of this sort about there, and
Lley EVCUguIAeu III lue Whtuub NOACo III
old acquaintance, who in the early days
Of building the road had kindly warned
them to steer clear Of danger. The boys
with one accord sang out "Thats old
forty.eight," meaning the master Of
that notable engine on her advent into
town, thus the first regular passenger
train on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky railroad came and went peace
able, quiet and without denomination.
Oar citizens have to say to the manage.
ment Of the road, "put on without delay
an early train from steubenyille to
Wheeling" SO that they can go there and
transact business in the fore-part Of the
day and get home again before night.
The arst train down in the morning
makes It too late getting to the city to
attend 10 much business.
We regret 10 learn that Hon, Lewis
Apologize Is confined to his home with
serious illness.
We are informed that Mr.. James Fin
ley has disposed Of bis interest In the
straw wrapping paper mill to the Har.
yey Rtos. g. BIO.
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A CAMPAlGN NLANpER.

When Or. r. v. Pierce was q candidate
for state Senator, his political opponents
publishcda pretended analysis Of his pop
illar medicines, hoping thereby to preju'
dice the people against him. His election
by M overwhelming majority servely re
buked his traducerS, who sought to I'M
peach his business integrity. No notice
would have been taken OF these campaign
lies were Il not that some OF his enemies
land every successful business man has bis
full quota OF envious rivals are republish.
lug these bogus analyses. Numerous and
most absurd formulas have been published,
purporting to come from high authority;
and 1t Is a significant fact that no two have
been at all alike onclusively proving the
dishonesty Of their authors.
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BY HANMaAL RoRHEs, Attorney.
January llth, 1878. Isit

HOUSE FOR sALE.-I otat for ale thu hou,p
u on South Front ltreat, leland, 10 which InoV
pssae. hooie contAns nlne roamS, pantry, bath
10 mo balement There arc hot and cold Vatef
ana Ele hxtuIe9 on al three floors, The Iot q n
~ ~ ioet, and the grounds we'll improved,
Terms easy. Apply 70 HeFvey d Rritt,
tspq7 South i Fpa1s s sSse IAN,
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TUESDAY, The 2sth day Of March, 1878

commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the FRONT
COUNTY, WEST Virginia, proceed 70 sell 10
the highest and best bidder the following described
real estate, or 20 much thereof IA may DO necessary
70 pay the debt secured by said deed Of trust and
the accrued interest thereon, and tho expenses of
sale, including the ITuStecb commissions, that Is 10
ated 10 Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa.
lnin Of IhEl.a EnEka nEnak Ennun 4 a Tia
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Isabella Hooker says every woman who
is a taxpayer 10 entitled to vote. Yes,
Isabella, and they are also entitled to 70
out and shovel the SNOW OF their side.
walks, but they won't do it.-PAilS.
Krnikls. Herald.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

/ will offer at public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, March 10th, at II O'clock 4. NJ, one
House and ~ acres Of land situated IN Ohio eoun-
", W. Va, on the National Road at Valley Grove.
This property Il well bituated and well improved;
The house 10 good one, With seven rooms, good
we'll Of never falling water nj the door, and good
frame sable. IL well AltuEttd for Doctor, or any
one wanting dairy or garden, or to keep public
house The tiains stop sht III front OF the house
II not kold II will b0 for rent. Terms easy, 10 SUIT
JAa. ANDERSON,
faqS-dAsy West Alexander, Pa.
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II N M A N LINE
ROYAL MAIL sTEANEE
New York TO Queenstown end L''rp'a
Every Thursday or Saturday.

Tons X
Sr t 0 oy PIr,i.osn Ss07lCiTY o1 REw iOLkIS
ClTY oY CIIESTHR ...466l CRY on rlhS ,.,TT N
CRY or MOETRRAL.ii9OICfTr on bGo'AI ~,
Those magnificent steamers, built y , .sI
COMPARTMENTS are Am0pS the strUtge'H "s
fastest on the Atlantic. .,,I .,,.4tHt
The saloons arc lnxuriOusly tuIhpn,e v, ~ ~
well lShttd AID yentilSted and take " W. ~ n
width Of the ship. The principal lu w.: m
amldshIps, forward Of the engine, sa IN ~,
noise and motion Is felt and lrs r'Ptle S,I n.
comfort, having all latest lInPFoTsnel'
berths, electric bells. &c, .,,,,LtA,
The cuisine has always been 'P''""
ladies' cabins and lA,hrOsmt 'is.u ~
smoking and bathrooms, BsrOef' 'a'p'
Libraries, &c, provided. .,., Nj ttHA
The Bteerage accommodation eahro' III Il
PaHenger Of ibis class vii dad mn ~ b,
privacy particularly studied, and The l''''N
unsurpassed. 49,, ,,h,n,iIa, n
For rates Of passage end Other laI ,.s.l
ply 10 iohs = d UHLt, sss Yat
Or 10 JSo. BAILIE; TnOs. VBhIES' S''sD'
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TRUsTEE's SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
GIades Iron Works.
Preston County, West virginia.

By Write Of deed Of trust made by Abner Evans
Jr, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day
Of December. 1876, and Of record among the land
records Of Preston county, West Virginia, In TruSt
Deed Book No. 50, PIP. 326, s26 and S27, will on
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SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1873,

RhACAOEAAl AAAAANAA W sssNt
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front dooi
OF the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia
the following deAoilbtd real estate, that 10 70 ly
All that lot or parcel Of ground described y l0
numbered one In square twenty mine In the plat O
the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid out BY
Charles 7. Churchill, trustee for Emily A. Zane
and called Bnena Vista addition to the aid city
The same being sixty feet front on Twelfth street
and extending back the same width one bundled
feet, together with all and singular the heredItn
ments and appurtenances thereto belonging OF Il
any wiss appertaining thereto. On the west atd'
Of saId lui there Il an alley ten feet In width *
tending back the full depth Of the sald lot, FIVE
feet Of which alley belongs 10 the said lot, and 4
DO kept open peTpetually for the accommodation
o. the different premises 10 which the lame DO
long,.
chaser 90 elect cash 10 hand; the balance ~ Two
equal instaIlments at one and two years, the put'
chaser giving notes bearing inteFest with good per
SOnsl security, for the deferred pIyments.
W. J. W. CDWDEH,
SPECIAL Commissioner
W. Fl, UALLRR. Auctioneer. fe23
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Country Residence for Sale at..Puhllt
Aunfinn.

VALUABLE
Country Residence for Sale at.Puhllc
Auction.
lam authorized by tho heirs Of the late chestes
I. Kno1 10 ottr at Public Sale, at the front door
Of the Court HOUSE, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 8,
AZ 10 O'Clock A. N the hoGSo and land Of Leather
wood, now In tbs occupancy Of Mn Adams p01'
ron. Possession given april 1T, 1873. u..
The land lies on the National Road, Two mlIe.
east OF the city Of Wheeling, 10 the lmlnedlate
vicinity Of large and constantly increasing gopu;
lation. The Wheeling a Elm Grove RIllt9ad
plsses In front Of the ProPcrty--the cars IunnipE
earh way every hour. -, p.,.L
The house Is substantial and well built BncE
CottSge Of ten rooms, with cellar and wash henso.
two good brick c5ternS and never falling wei OF
the premises, The ontbuildInGs comprise geol
stable and carriage house, The land consists o.
about FIVE acres, In high state Of cultivation.
JKRMs-Ope-iourth Of the purchase money, o.
more II tho pIlrchlker 70 elect to DO paid 10 casn
he remainder In three equal annual payments Win
interest At SIX per cent The title will be retained
mi ali The purchase money Is paid.
fC4-e0d GEORGE ADAmo.
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DIED.

EMsLEY-At her residence on BOgss' Run,
BARBARA, wife Of James Emsley, In the cd year
Of hOr age.
Funeral notice to.morfov.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

TOalI who prc suffering from the error and In
discrttIons Of youth, nervous weakness, carly do
cay, loss Of manhood, Sc, viii send you receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thil
great remedy was discovered By missionary ia
South America. Send seli-addressed envelope &c
the REV. JosEPa T. Imam SiatiSn D, BiOs H0Aasr
Nsv York City sspis-eod4w
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SALE

Eighty eheice Building ID,s on Wheeling Itand,
rnee rom 200 70 500 Zach. Only onossiTth oi
vac Parehase money required In eash. TheToIidue
mlay g PAD annually 10 1--WE equal inItaIlmentI
Apply 70 JOHN p. eI1cHR1sr
sP AtTop MIL,
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In ChAnecry.

virgini, Il. Wheat ct al.
BY virtue Of dtcrcs entered In the above enti-
tied cause on the go day Of June, A. D. 1871, the
undersigned, who was appointed Special Commits
sioner for the purpose, will sell on
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EoR SALE CHEAP

Desirable property, consisting Of q Frame
House, with FIVE rooms, water in kitchen
good dry cellar; lot S5x122 feet; No. 2SSt
Eoir street, Centre Wheeling. Enquire on
the premises. fe2Ss
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FOR SALE.
DUBL1c SALE OF

Valuable Household & Kitchen
Furniture.
Twill sell at Public Auction at my resi-
dence. No, ali Market street. Centre
Wheeling, commencing at 10 o'clock A. A'
wednesday, March 9Th, 1878,
All my Household and Kitchen Furniture.
COMPUTING Of all the latest styles Of Furni
ture and Carpets Of the best quality and
natteTns. Persons desiring 70 purchase
poodS Of this kind should avail themselves
Of this opportunity. ,,ns Anp1AN
J.C. uEEyEY, Auctloneer. leg9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
nGooTISd PEGSTs- -

Beautiful blooming Hyaelnths, Gala LiIlles, and
variety Of other nice Blooming Plants, for lale at
very low prices. Cut Flowers, for Prtiei or
Funerals, always on hand At the Island Green
houses. THEo. sCHREIBER,
FAC 10 n. FFunt street..