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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-12

Of clay beneath. II possesses the very
best attributes for grain producing, and
laps in such 4 perfect manner that 1t 10
drained Just enough 10 keep cit In the
right state. This splendid soil, which Is
unexcelled In this state. extends not only
through the whole Of Rock county, but
through the entire northern hall Of Lyon
county, Iowa. Every section Is q gold
mine, and every roll Of the prairie 10 a
mound Of gold.
But we arc now on Section II, on which
the Haryesters are at work. Il 10 high
roll, and away on every side are seen the
golden mounds, thickfy- dotted with the
shocks of wheat Twelve hundred acres
have already fallen before the greedy
sickles OF The fayorite haryesters, and we
are lust in lime 10 see fifteen OF these per,
feet machines attack another great patch
Of grain. Here is splendid sight. The
intelligence Of genius seems to have been
given 10 these wonderful combinations Of
cogs and belts, and the highest OF intel
liseuce, the education Of brains, are put
into the hands Of the lowest grade, the
hand workers, in the shape OF 4 machine
which Seems TO lack but God-giyen soul
to be human.
II IL three miles around this field, and
One after the other the fifteen harvesters
bring their keen sickles to bear upon The
grain. When Nil are in line swath one
hundred feet in width Is cut. On they
20, working smoothly, without a jar, The
| sfsnIr hnrnd sknuyaa falI;pr ii0h,lv m
the stubble, with heads erect.
We followed the procession around,
anxious 10 witness the, complete opera
ton; for this Is not by any means per
feet field Of wheat. Here the wind and
rain have beaten down backward piece
and the stocks lie broken and tangled
Straight on the machine walks, and every
spear Is bound, but the bundles are MOI
handsome. Now comes patch In which
the trailing wild pea vine ia twisted ant
j twined around the grain. Up It Gomez
pea vines, and wheat and all, and
tangled mass falls of the harvester, tight.
~ bound. Now we reach part OF tht
field where strong,rank weedS,e ncourag.
ed by the rain and sun, have reared
their heads far above the wheat. This
we think, will try the machine sorely, FOL
the thick, fbrous trunks Of the weeds arr
tough and The sap Is gummy. But theii
IL no such thing as failure, and i bind,
the worthless weeds as faithfully ant
easily as Il does the valuable wheat.
Still round and round the 6iteer
giants walk doing their work faithfully
although guided by green men, who fud
little 10 do except to attend TO the horses
I-Letter IN he ~. Paul (Minn) PioneeI
Pres. Gen.
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T,RUsTEE's SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'s Works
KNOWN AZ me OLD NAtHINksHVE'

KNOWN As THE OLD NAtHlSEssVh
Nv virtue Of A De,d Of Trust mad, by h5IVs
Hohhs. IenIoT, and ArabtlA, bis We, - - ~
Bech and naIlle A., bis vile, and Jlnts y y,,gs.
MehitabIs, bis vile, IN the uhdtfnGhea 4. ~
dated January 2llh, 1879 and Ittuf go v .a,tJ
OF the Clerk q the County cut o. JET w i N,
west virEinia, In DEED 81 ITait Ell ~ ~ NJ,
l99. I viii Ssll a the irOut jnH o. ihe C"Ai'
Of Ohio county, West Vlr,ihi'r on ,.,
SATURDAY, tha SIH day Of Angus w.
Commend o. at IOo'eIocE 4 N ths iolS ~ NJ
Scnbed property, that l, TO nI ~ S,sSrsd VI
SHy.6vs Ia Eof ard ChApllneI addition "a n,
~ whssjlng Ohio county, West ViEirl'i ~ -.
~ ,ns on m south side Of Wheeling $3.50 s
ar Vim All the AppurtenAuets ihefrio 40 1
Az ths folloslng described P'teE o. ~ d
IaIJ' ,ItuSted 90 The banE Of Whteil1s 'tjsSf
ths rItv N Whoslng 1ioresaid, bounded u .. NJ.
Com msneinE Al 1 pGiut on CTesfeht isI .', N, Z
ard and twenty 62O) ieet eat Of We ~ ,.St N.
Eof .tTeat. thenCa running 61tlElTdly - "a il,
enty I70I ieet, more OF les', TO tsSn'A " trrE
SIley running lFun Crescent ititrI y ,,F,st y
thetee n0fth Tardly from aid IfttsA' Me- IN
he waters Of wheelltE Cttrli tntDe 81 h tIE-
meandefs Of aid err 10 The elst IVY 5 tSsptS
bTrId i've hundred and nlly'a.s 49, It,tsl y
tSs piseS d bsElInibg; tOSsIsHr yi!eI liz {
heredItamtniS ard EPPurisninee' "
'A sS,iISS - Tfa,tes I will convey 0nI' 'D' -
waited il me byS ID deed Of uuIt IL, balibcS .
Trans or 8lLE- ODt-thlrd tAsn, w Hl,s 9 .stst
Two equal ln,taIlmsuts At az an1 No tIJ =
eyidei eed BY NOTES htaTinT lntft ,a,St 10 r.
"a ne ills 10 b. retained Until r. I,S,,Ss
WILLIAM J, ". COWDkH' IT,
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

A new silver BONANZA hRs been discov-
cred in Los Angeles county, CAL, which
Is reported to 30 Of stesteEtent. -.
The Cleveland (o) Ptataaeater speaks
Of the engagement Of Mr.. Webb G. Hayes,
the son Of President Hayes TO 4 wealthy
young lady Of Fremont, 0.
Robert Lincoln, son OF President Lin
coin, stands good chance, 1t is said, OF
receiving The Republican nomination for
Congress 10 the First Illinois district.
Nine Of the leading savings banks in
San Francisco had deposits in July aggre'
eating s55,9S5,94O, and depositots mum
bering 65OO2.
One resident Of Liberia, who went there
from Lynehburg, Va. after the war, has
prospered, and Is making from 81 500 tt
So 700 year. He Is anundertaker.
A suit was commenced last week by The
authorities Of San francisco against, ths
Bank Of California to recover SIS, l95 fol
State taxes for 1856, with penalty o.
per cent Auueu .St hon'Payme" ,s5 ~"
per cen. per ~On'h s'n'e 'II :, -o'v,
A widow once said 10 hef uaSga .:
"When you are my Sge y wiz 70 .t W.
enough to dream Of . husUAne a.s
mamma" replied Inc thousn'es' Oe"u9
"for second time :,
II the baby cries, prop II up wi'n pll
lowe, smear its nngets witn nU'A'se' ~.
give 1t seven or tignl feathers W Pc.
with: II w'Il DC lM' sa aoI Ou ~ Pi,,
picking 'ne 'sa'netS 'ioI en-. .on' Lana wi WI
the oInef' anu 'nsu pi.Niuk .neO S'
again. aua soon VIII 20 70 ''etp,
The gra'shoppers must nave loS' 'nei
accustomed cunning 70 pesln . cAmPSis'
on western gram neias IN august me
may DO considerable uAmage 70 sAtuen
and corn, DG' lney Sou.a never silo'
wheat TO De harvested TilnOu! molesss
ton unless their ieaoefs mao gone INTO
decline.
a curious case Of somnambuiism Is re
ported from deAuley, EngIahu, "nele
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STEAMER DAY.

Increasing Exports OF Bread.
Btufis and Fresh Meat 10 Europe
Horses and Canned Goods for
England-Sole Leather for SWe.
den and Russia.
Five Trans. Atlantic steamers left New
York Saturday for ports in Europe, viz
The Britannia and Erin, for Liverpool;
Anchoria, for Glasgow; Neckar, for Bre-
men, and Xantko. for Hull. The BGiIs'
tin says: They all carry out full cargoes,
and the aggregate shipments OF grain are
even heavier than usual, there being =
total Of 2O6, 900 bushels on board the five
vessels. The White Star steamer takes
GU. consignment Of 200 tons Of fresh
meat 10 her refrigerators, being the larg.
eat single shipment in that line this sea.
son. She has also slowed away $1,000
boxes Of cheese and 5000 cases Of canned
goods, the demand for the latter commod'
i,y being apparently on the increase in
England. Included in the cargo OF the
National steamer are GO horses for Liver.
pool, and the Anchor Line vessel has an
other lot OF 81 horses on board for Glas.
VOW. The Wilson Line steamer takes out
consignment. Of q tons Of hemlock sole
leather, half Of which Is going to the Bal.
tic port OF Rigs, in Russia; the balance
being destined for Sweden. The principal
items composing the various cargoes are
Us follows:
Britannia, White Star Line: 81, 1000
boxes cheese, 1890 pkgs butter, 1900
bush wheat, 100 bags coffee, 1900 boxes
bacon, 500 bbls -four. 140 hhds tallow, 400
bags corn meal, 5000 cases canned goods,
200 tons fresh meat.
Erin, National Line "a, 900 bush grain,
700 bales cotton, 800 boxes bacon, It's
tierces provisions, 900 boxes cheese, 500
bbls -four, 100 cases canned goods, 1000
shocks, 4S hhds and 10 tierces tobacco,
$500 pkes butter, 65 horses.
Anchoria, Anchor Line: $4,000 bush
grain, 1000 boxes bacon, 1900 boxes
cheese, 4 900 pkgs butter, 100 puncheons
syrup, 81 hhds tobacco, 81 horses.
Neckar, North German Lloyd Line :
5000 bush corn, 1900 bush rye, 100 ties
and 100 racks lard, 200 tubs butter, l25
bbls provisions, 80 bbls castings, Is bbla
honey, $50 hhds and 450 cases tobacco,
$50 boxes canned beef, 572 bags coffee,
l25 hides, and S4s, 900 in silver.
Xantho, Wilson Line: 10000 bushels
wheat, $4,000 bush corn, 1000 bbl' -four
900 boxes cheese, $50 pkgs butter, Is pkgs
domestics, 400 cases axes. 1854 tcs lard,
$50 boxes bacon, 100 cases hominy, q
tons sole leather, 1850 cases canned
goods, 81 pkgs hardware and machinery
% hhds tobacco.
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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate

The undersigned, John T. Emund.n Ii.,,
istrator With tie Viii annexed ii NsSss 1 AS,
deceased, hereby gives notice hat Il Vii o. a.
"WEDNESDAY, the Slh day d Jul1 AD,lz
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", I'll Al puhIt ,,,,
ton Of the tont dor Of the Court HoSS n m,
county, In the city Of WhetllnE UhIO mani, =
Va, the following described rial estate ia =, u,
to.wie All that pieee Of land trunrIrg an n, ~
side % Main street, between 10Th ana lith ,i,s,,
and being next south Of the property Il c 4 IT,,
gertsr, formerly belonging 70 John nIlhoo h,yt,,
twenty-five feet front 90 Main street nj ,1s.,,,
back Of even twenty-five iest 10 vydth "a 4, N,
In the rear thereof between AGIn and NuiI,s,
being same property the Legal tile 70 WA ~
conecyed TO the undersigned By Morris Jctsl b,
merly executor and trustee Of aid dtcflsd "a
property Is same occupied Al ptsni b. Nan
Bloch Bros. as cigar factory, and u veil tlIlld
for butlness purposes.
Title believed good, but bslng only tsrN,,
representative the undtrhSntd Win IufIai d.
ame specially.
THRss OF stLR-Ore-ihlrd Of Ia turtk,.
money cash 10 hand, and the feddsS ID IL ,svIl
instAlments payable In one and I've ynu lfonth,
day Of sale, with interest. The dGIefrd plJutnt,
To DO secured 10 the satisfaction Of The gniFfln1I
.... JOHN r. EDAuEUe0S,
AdmlntItIIi0r liRe,hA
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, AttorpsyL ia
The above sale 10 pOstponed until wEDyp.
DAY, August 9Th, 1878, at II 0aSeE 4. n, N NJ
Court house.
ani JOHN F. EDNuSDsoS, Aaat
The shove sale Is postponed until wEDSEs
DAY. August u, 1878, AT O'clock P.,h ii al
JOHN r. EONUEDsOE, AIar
HHRyEY 4 PiCK, AuctIopeerl ~
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A BROOKE COUNTY
b AR NJ FOR SALE


The undersigned viii Oser i. Paul. s,,.
TUESDAY, September 10, I'm
AZ 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, At the front door Al ,1.r
house At Wellbuig, BROOKE COUNTY, y y =" 4, RSfi
Farm tormerly knoSn a. the FOWiEpi ~
situated on the SateiI Of Cross Creei R,Is1Lc,
West Va, I've miles from WtliSGrS H ~. y I,
from steubenyille, Ohio, and one M. ~ ~ Hisi
W d Ky. Railroad. The MD i,Tn , ~ =, Z
acres more or lea, about $50 Aens ~. y Y!
and easily cultivated, the baISpos IA III S ~
oak and Other timber Lime and buI1 ~ y, shas
shundAneei also, running wafer in sys,v ~ ,S%otn
one. A good Orchard Of IFS apple ~, ~ ~ ~
plenty Of pear, peaches and rbsrfia r ss!n
mcnts consist Of a comfortable DSsllio, IN fSN'
ement House, large horse and eIiils SAN y,
ieet IqnAreG two Shesp HOUSE N ~. "
spring and Spring House cUnVenIsnt HHsS
Schosls, Giist and Saw Mills near ~ I'm ~
perfect NJ lIlA
TERrs-sS.sOO, and mIs u III. ,p,,A,... :.
elect, cab In hand; the balance ia - ~ ~
three years, with interest, deferred ~ ~
secured b. q deed Of trust on he pFcssrt1 y.
further Information GPPly TO " w
,.,,, HRRvEY 4 PACE
1870 Market 81, Agents isr Ma a, " I'm,
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DRUSTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made b. JIsS
Cunningham and May hiI wife % ne dled =. J.
10Th day Of October, 1871. recorded 10 ~ ~. '
Trust Book No, Is page 81, . ana y q u. ~.
records Of Ohio equity Will I'll al TIE lfohs wv
Of the Court House o. OEl1 coantyon
SATURDAY, the 7th day d s'Pt1Sa'
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. ", II. t3.orins Ss-
Sctihd property; The eat Iu'rttf q ~ nanI n.
ed tixty.twol In chaplnc and hG 'djI;n y w. ".
city Of Wheeling, Uhlg county sh'e o. Wy W.
ginlA. tald quarter lot GeibE bHunded I ~
BEGINNING 81 the northwest o1Tnd dHsau tgS,.I
street and the alley between htn ard Hl u H..
parallel thereto ID nee vest sih ID. Io9 ,h,,,S
AZ aid lot and with tEtniy'iourh Mts. .SI,i
feet and six lnehe,; thrnCS nCTth nu llas NJ.
With aid alley hxty.siI heii ihtlN g ~ ~
parallel with twenty fourth Iifttt thirty ~ ~ ~
fix inches 10 The alley blMeaidi thtEH ~ II.
west line Of kAid alley bnuth tIIJ' ~, - y,
place Of beginning on tWenty'iogIln slttt -
the same property conveyed TO aid jams 80,
ham by james L Holiday SDd Uile bI go 81 "
10th February. 1873, recorded 10 Iced sSot ~
90, page 100, ohio county. .,.gu,,-
Inc title Is believed 70 be Teiiees, pat ~,
yey only such title As Is vested 10 ne W '"' w.
deed. ,,,,,,,,
TERus ov sALE-EtEht huudIld ln5 i tn..
Eve dallus cash In hand, eight hundisa '3 III,
eight months, and The residue 10 hI!en ~. I I'M
fun day Of sale, Without lBpfat' W. ~.
retained IN the dee 10 secufs lhe atief''N ~
ments Of purchase money. ,,r,vn 1,OA,,
au25 J. ID. bMINu, Hs 80
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a WONDERFUL HARVEST.
How the Western Reapers Cath.
RRAh n Hr

awe will go just over here to ~ aud
see the haryesters at work." says Doc,
Warner butt We fnd that "iust over here
means at least two miles away, and 40 we
bowl along over the beautifully rolling
prairie, we learn that there are about
twenty-six hundred acres !. planted to
wheat this year, besides q large acreage
devoted to barley, oats and corn. Next
year nearly Eve thousand acres Of wheat
will be grown, the land Is already being
prepared for II. The loll Is extremely
rich, being aheayy black loan, for over
two feet depth, with an unexplored bed
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ROMANCE OF A FAST YOUNG
MAN.
Fernando Woods Non Bank
rupt-What he Owes tor Horses,
Wagons, Clothes. and Medical
Attendance.

wagons, Clotnet. ana Meulcai
Attendance.
New York Times Of the 10Th.
The petition in bankruptcy Of Mr.. Cal.
houn Wood, son OF Fernando Wood,
was fled at noon yesterday in the clerks
Office OF the United States Court, and, the
fees having been paid, it was referred at
once to Register Little, Of No. A Warren
street, for adjudication. Citations for a
first meeting Of creditors, to take place
during the latter part Of next week or
the frat OF the following week, will be
issued a. once by the Register. The
schedule enumerates all the creditors OF
the bankrupt aud the amount due each.
The first on the list is Hon. Fernando
Wood for SIS $50 40, due on notes given
BY Calhoun Wood and for cash advanced.
Then comes claim Of Daniel Garrison,
livery stable keeper, for 5000, for car.
riages and horse hire between January,
1875 and January, 1878. Then are pre-.
scented the claims Of Devlin 4 Co. for
$500, for clothing; Brewster & Co, $500,
for q wagon; faaac Copp, $500, for horses;
Dan Mace, $500, for horse hire; and s.
W. J. Van Dryer, $3.50, for repairing
wagon. Next In order are announced
the following names OF creditors, and
the amounts due them respeo-
lively: John Trimble & Son, $500;
William Mccormick, 81 800, for interest
In business; George Bonner, 5000, for
gold leaf; John Mitchell, $500, tor rent OF
No. 1877 East Eighty-fourth street;
William NJ. Clark, balance due on horses,
$3.50, Wood Brothers, S270, for wagon;
J. Madden, $3.50, for harness; Brooks
Brothers, $3.50 for clothing; ]. q. Hine,
$500, hotel bill; s. P. Nichols, balance
doe for horses, $3.50; Thomas Hagan,
$3.50, cash loaned; H. W. Meyer, 500,
cash loaned; n. Lowenberg, S;l00, cash;
Jacob Freund, $500, cash; B. W. Merriam
4 Co., 1925 40, for goods; Herman, Ven
bae & Son, 500, for cigars; MALTA ( Her
man, 500, for goods; F. J. Herbinger,
$50 50, for clothes; s. Kensel, SS5, for
clothes; Masterson, S175, balance due for
wagon; E. N. Meyer, $50, cash; Miller &
Co., $50 10, for shoes; Drs. Mare & White,
sl,297, for medical attendance; Joseph L.,
B. White, $500, cash; W. A. Butler,
1928 n, cASh; Alexander Thain, $500
legal services; J. F. Bauer, $500; Dan,
Barlow 4 Co., 500, for subscription, Il.
J. Hart, 800, cash; G. G. Reed & Co.,
1885, for goods; Charles L. Duvalle,
Sl,4Sl 80, borrowed money. q. J. Norton,
$3.50, CASH Radtord & Ryan, the Central
Park hotel keepars, SlS6 IS; H. P. John.
son, Sl9s IS, hotel bill. Besides the
above there are eight or ten other credit.
ors whose claims aggregate 81 $40 so.
Mr.. Wood's only assets seem TO be batch
OF notes which vary in amounts and were
given at different times BY NJ. & J. Lynch
and John Mitchell. The total OF all these
note. figures ups2,6Oo, and they are all
overdue. -
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
. g CONVENTION

The Convention OF the Union Republican party
Of The Fnt Congressional District Of West Viz
KinIa uIll 10 held In the town Of MoundsVille'
MGr.hAll county, August I'D, 1875, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for COnEists' and also
Tor The tranaetlps Of such other budne's a. may
come beioro the Convention. The Union Repuh-
lloan parry Of the Di,tTistb REQUESTED 0Point
delegates TO the Convention from tn coanueI
con prihus the Di,trlrt at such time n plAoe ii
may suit the convenience Of the PeoPs Of tho
several counuSA
By order Of the Republican Executive Commit
tee Of the Fist Congressional Di trlrt.
GEO. EDWARDS. ChilrmLn.
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EINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County Court Of Ohio County.
s M,s,'; = : s' =, e, In cA.ne.',.

I In puIuAnee Of The authority ysttd In u h
decree entered BY aid Court 10 The ItoW tttLl
cause on April 18th, 1875. | will III d III hssi
door Of the residence Of Noes Ray, % lk4 ktlL
Ses hereby advertised to b. sod, 90
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of ssPtrnbsr, Is7l
regipnIng at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, a, pgblA IGt6o y
the highest and best bidder, The tact al EIrtl 4
land lying and being liIuIt6d 90 The EItsI d ".
tie Wheeling Geek, 10 Ohio county, In tie slRd
West Virginia, bounded ADD deserted - lOlsEE
Beginning At q ittke nTaT an elm NupP tnuG "
Nehemiah Younger, and With bis line !. S. v, "
poles 10 O stake corner 10 CathIhLe tnCsI4; tAbd
with her line b. so f. 2CG pOles TO SOIuEN ms
corner 10 said Catherine lnglrd and Joseph PstiT;
thence With Potter's Ilhs \. 80 E III JOIN u q
,ugAr tree corner 10 JHma AthIns!; thtstf =,
az W. lA poles 10 The beginning, cnhtliaint W
acres ieng the SINE property gTlnttd and tobI,I.
ed by Moses Ray 10 Gto, B CALDWELL b. Died d
trust dated April 9Th. 1875, and rrpftud istts
the public land records Il ald county.
TERMS OF HALH-0nt-thlrd OIL ths FSFttns
money, Or such further sum As The puFthl,ef ~
elect 10 pay, In hand, the r.Idue 10 ts0 tqut %
stallmentS payable respectively In ON, nd
years from the day Of sale, With Interest froa w
day, the purchaser giving bis bond viii Ilp'o'sa
personal security for each Of the dttred ltsll.
inents, and tho title to BE- reerTed Dill tht shasd
the purchase money b paid. ,,r,,,
' ....... Special COnulptOsu
], C, HKRYKY, Aucti0neeT. IASt
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DIED..

MULDooN-At Trlldelphla, on Sunday, Au.
gust nth, 1873, FRANK MuLpooS, aged IS years
Funeral serrices this afternoon at o'clock, al
hi, late residence in TrildelphIa. Friends Of The
family are invited to attend.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Office. o sl' TOES r.rI ~
Having disposed Of the entire interest Of the o.
tGte Of ]. II. stpllman deeeased, In The basiuesI,
stock In trade, 1xtuIts and good VIII Of the late
drm Of ]. II. 6tAI1mln q Co, 70 T. c, Monat, The
surviving primer d aid lRte nrm, all peieonI
knowing themselves 70 b indebted 70 aid hrm
Will plcsSe maize immediate settlement with mid
T. c. Moffai, Who will hereafter conduct tho buti.
neD Of MD late arm, at their old stand, No. q
Twelfth btIeet. ~ H-isI. +. JONES,
AdmlnlStrstor Of the estate Of J. Il. stallman
deceased. r't HiH1sfs't HF' "'"i
In the Arm Of ]. q. stallman a Co., / hope 4
merit and respectfully solicit the liberal parunAg'
hitherto bestowed on that firm. ~
Jyl6 ....4..... T. G. MOFPAT.
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Hon. J. T. UpDIeRAEF is billed for 5
speech at the reunion Of the 9Sth and
10Th Regiments OF Ohio Volunteers at
Cadil, Ohio, on the Goth. -...
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JOHN osrERHovsr, an old time river
pilot, died suddenly at Lagrange onsat-
urday morning, aged about 90 years.
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By virtue Of the authority y,,ts1 ,..
the WIZ Of Henry J. CranlorJ. M =, Z. ih.n y
y, dooeaied. the undenigned kI,cuts, VaS SosS.
WEDNESDAY. September II, IL.
Al tina 'front.' door Of the tOur Ho,,.
county, 10 the dIy Of wheeling b.Si I = Oaia
o,eloet a y oar at public 'nlS ~ Al 10
Grove" tAfni, ly Ing about nvS MILL, ~, eEsE
CITY, and one mile tIsI from thT GbIS ,,aIN NJ
hteiy owned and occupied by ma Hss,Y : "
lord. This farm contains about "a m! !, Cls.
thereon erected 4 large and eom,cs-,tN al Ali
HOME "a god condition and rSpSIf: : ~ ssisaa
With stable, dairy house aud 6lhST n,c ssa IAN
buildings them Il also on Thu L,,, S,E.Iy est.
productive OrchId Of we'll EelS ,Si i,r,s :, ~
Kinds. lho tArm 10 We yGiafrj 80 y MIA
and utderlAld With coal. Il i II ~ uaGsitt,
and peculiarly well adapted both "a sSIs M !sS
TKHss OF SALE One third Of ths rn,.,.--
~ 10 eAAh In hand, and the re,idus h ~ M.
annual payments with interest Irom a. :, tqet
the purchaser to give bis NOTES WiIb ~! NG
soph security for the deferred piTn,b, pS,sa Pc
sold. "uH % IL hli
Possession given on day 0, n,s
For further Information Gpply ioAIr-,
Attorney, No, II Twelfth I,r 4. W a. d Sa'iN
"'' CHARLES CRGEORn
,,,nu ELIZABETH J. PAIgE
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OfIsland Property.
Julia A. Ghs,COck

JulA n uhAsCoCk
Vs.
jain A. Armstrong, Trustee, and othefs.
In chAucery. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
By virtue Of q certain deere entered In thII
Gauss on the 22d day Of June, 1873, the underagn'
Cd will, on 1851.
SATURDAY, tho 9Th day Of September, 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~, proceed 70 sell At
public auction, al the front door Of the Court
Wheeling Island, for and during the natural life OIL
aid julia A. Glisss0sk, that 70 To Siy: the east
part Of Lot No, u, commencing At the northwest
corner Of aid lot and running !Osiarly 70 feet on
Pine streetto 0 certain po ut; thence southwest a
On angle Of 50 feet inches % Elm alley; thence
SAsteFy ll2 feet 10 Second stfeet thence noFther-
" 90 icSt u the place Of beglunlng, having there
On erected comfortable frame dwelling h0uSe, End
being the same property where Tbomas Glalseoek
II TE nnS III Il nj, easi. A. J. CLARKE,
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