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National Republican., 1878-04-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1878

1874 GREAT 1879
u ,rENSsYLLyAErA ROUTE; .ruwr..
srLsSBfS tf scfESSEf$ f&$fkf kSfdsifie&sf Mi ia EQUIP
TRAINS hiIsGTSs, ! tsl;Sis from Depot, coz
ro, ne! q sh and and streets as ;w; daily with
rs PTISs Car % to ssa g sSsgss sd t!s GSGss S
G S siE T'h Ps'fSsa "a Z SGlsisA
WIN FssS: :s |'js%sSo
For Gs XIV xIs "a Fsiss ss s;: ..s!S!s @ a. "fG &c
prcssor Pullman rarlor Cars, GsO n nl daily er-
For nTooEiy1, New York, .ll Through trains eonnsc
lng double ierriaso and journey across New York
for New York nnd the Fast 100 p M. daily, esceps
Sunday. with Sleeping Cars nom washing'onto 10
For rHiindelrnla rsO p. daily. except SUNDAY ana
Lev .. ~. so and sn p. m. daily. Limited Es
c aGS n Iof baltimore. S5S Sa m. and a.
For pon. @ S" Ic.s fsiSHs ns sagsy a M and 40 p m dali,
For Anpapoii,' s''i M. and "a 'n m daily s,cep,
ALEXANbn!A AND pFREnEnIckssU,!RG Y! RhI5,
MA NAY "a ATD n nd ALEXANDRIA, n AND WASHING
For A,s'sHS.s % ,,n s,S 70 H. .S a. II .na 49,
Clio .. M. daily except sunday
Tn Sunday SUI la a at sic Ga aud 10 a. m. and nd $40 T q IN. "
Ss S,ssP%t I iSs
Ss eopnsr @, ~ s l
ysna avenue and at .9e depot, wne5S orders can % ss
nn, l. r ITAHMER, General rssssnscr Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. apl uI.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
Il, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NovsMBEn Is. is7L
500 ~ m. baltimore and way stations
ssSSrs mS% % wSHshsrr sa %sy Stations a va ResS
sD a. m Baltimore Espres,. ,,.,-.,.
town, Point .oi Hooks and way stations
rs M Ns~ iSf ssoS ss% a2a ssa and
$50 a nj; St Louis, Cincinnati Chicago. P',,.sgrs s
s'sSR, s s"S" ThFS 5 e stsq%Ss %
yiiis, Cincinnati Columbus, Chicago. Junction. aud
500 a IN. baltimore. Annapolis sna way .,a,,onA
1910 a. m, Baltimore Eliicott city. Annpaos ssA
sISIT yS,s 5 and Pa1sGsps. al EsPss ,ss.
s%a es and S"y WY sIaSSs
and way via Relay. ,,o,...,.
pres frederieE %t s"sas'i Va Relay: '"'"" a"' .
.lS5 p. M, n; OF Rocks, FredsIict WInchese. and
way stations On sunday TO Pt OF Rocks and wS
| siatiens only.
$40 D. m. Baltic, Annapolis and way stations.
'S30 p III, Philadelphia. Norfolk and baltimore
express Elicuu City. Passengers for Norfolk taken
In The direct t1 boal Canton. No connection
| SUNDAY for Norfolk.
'G:50p m Baltimore and way stations.
S6.55 II. ~ Chicago and Columbus press SLEEP
| INU CAR to Chicago.
.7pp M. Baltimore express
.P25 >. m, 81. Louis Cincinnati Rnd rttsours e.
! pres. SLEEPING CAR to 81. Louis and PittsburG
No connection for Pttsburg on sunday.
%9.E NJ, New York, Phadephia and Baitimors
expreA SLEEPING CAR TO New York, and BPR
CIAL SLEEPING CAL TO Philadelphia.
| Sunday myiSH
National Republican., 1878-04-15
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.

The long-sought goal of resumption is
practically reached to-day. On Saturday
gold dropped to 1OOt, and tho ball Of specie
payments was set in motion in small way
in Chicago, as appears by the following dis
patches on that subject:
"Ths practcabihty Of resumption has been
til. instanced here in various ways to-day. Al
sub.treasury a $50 gold piece came in to be
exchanged for currency, aud three coin chccks
issued by the collector of customs were deposit
ed by bank as currency. Gold is beginning t"
be paid out by merchants quite freely. Sub
scriptions At Chicagos suh-treasury for per
cent bonds for this week aggregated S0930O,
aud would have been = hundred thousand
more only that gold was not obtuinable here Al
to.day's market rate. The following CORE.
spondeucs passed to-day:
"CHICAIo Apri! l3.
TO John J KnoE Comptroller Of Currency. wash
E,Utyg
rnn we. by making our redemption fund 20.
nave our circulation redeemed Ia gold II ,u ~.
will advertise our gold resumption 10 morrow uHv
send you gold cheek tor reienptl"n tuud An
sWeI, Jh Me- y slbkbES
Cashier Nor'hwr'terh NRIiDL% BANK
National Republican., 1878-04-15

NA'uINIIDS, - A,t AITli 10
"JIHtsS d Surge CIrhiT Nyrttr,,tcrn Nr'DVI
EtHk C1uOGg0
The Treasurer sRys the proposed arrangement
impIactiCRblS ~ ths pIC,enl L.lnO You can 10
deem al your own Dank
JOHN JAY KNOX
The Northwestern has accordingly adyer
tissd that it will r.lce4n Al. VI its circulntin.
notes that may be prr-onted .t it1 counter !!
Is tho trst Vi the national banks 10 take tuIs
step
"CISCiNSATI, April l3 The Third EatlOna
Bank Of this city will commence on MOud4'
" redeem IL notes On presentation, in gold.
II ID IpeCted that the other national banks il.
the city will adopt tho same course
As the Broadway Bank, New York city
commenced paying gold on all sums unde
t5oo on sSturdsy, Chicago and Cincinnati
DO NOT have the honor Of leading OF in the
resumption dance.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
BANK ERS.
H. D. COOKE, Jr., & CO.
BANKERS,

rTNHE GERMAN-AMSRICAN SAVINGS BANK
L No. e52 street northwest corner Seventh stree
Open daily frOm 10 M TO p. m; on saturday even.
lngs from to y. to receive deposits only. Amer
nrst deposit any amount from Ave cents upwards re-
ceived Safe deposit hoseI tor rent In fire and burg
arproOf vault at SO, az So s5 y2S, and ~ year
The largest and most convenient boxes In the city
OcIblv
National Republican., 1878-04-15

The National Republican has a larger
legitimate daily circulation than all the
other morning papers of the District com
bined.
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.HE SPRING Is HERE.

NOW II THE TINE TO SELL
Ladies', Gents, and Children'S Cast-on Wearing
Apparel, Boots, Shoes, DE-. At extraordinary hig6
cash prices, al 'JCSTH'S OLD STAND No. SGD
attended 70. mkr2tH
National Republican., 1878-04-15

I AHGUAGEs TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish, italian. German. &c-hr
RIC YARD = EVANS
No 66 PennsylYAnla avenue Washington d. C.
sOcll-ly
National Republican., 1878-04-15

MONDAY I151,..,1:,'..ApRrL IS. IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-01
rne rarmer a. a Mannfaetarer.

How must the farmer manufacture, In
the first place, he has natural fertility Of
his soil, as tho mill has its water privi-
leSc. Next, no must obtain his raw ma
terial at tho cheapest mtcs-the waste
fertilizers OF tho farm; tho getting the
most fertilizer from the cattle fed that a
judicious knowledge OF food and animal
growth will allow; the purchase Of ad.
ditioual fertilizer, II thought best, at the
lowest prices and Of the quality best
adapted to the usG for which II is to be
applied. Next, no must obtain tho most
work from his men and machinery, aud
must apply the labor at the right time aud
in tho proper manner. He must combine
all his resources In the best way TO ac-
complish his results; the best seed, SUI.
ticiencN OF fertilizer, the right quantity Of
labor. When tho job is completed, and
the goods, In the form OF salablc product,
secured. he must seek the best market for
him, and secure his pay. Even this is
not the end. lie must sec that his manu'
factory is not dCteriorating, and that It Is
left in proper condition for producing
another batch Of gOods. This goods are
not adapted to his market, q failure Of
obtainingR profit must ensuGs II his cx'
penditurtS arc excessive, the profit must
likewise be diminished or cut oil, Hence,
like the manufacturer, he must calculate
and decide in advance OF tho market
SStall6c FdHET,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-01

WASHINGTON, October 3o,-The annual
report for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1878, OF J. NJ. McGrew, Auditor OF the
Treasury, for the Postoftice Department
has been completed. The aggregate Of
postal revenues and grants from the Treas
ury during the year was $S4,5S5, 1863, and
expenditures SSi, l65, 0S4, leaving an excess
OF receipts over expenditures OF $780, S5.
Part OF the amount drawn from the Treas
ury during the year was, however, appro-
priated on account OF deficiencies in pre-
vious years. The net revenue for theyear
from the sale Of postage stamps was
$40, $50, ll5, against $l5,SSl 1855 last year.
The amount Of stamps, stamped envelopes.
etc, sold, 1876, 503, against $780, l5
in 1877. Expended during the year for
mail transportation, Sl9,444,l79, against
sl9,356, 093 the previous year. From the
statement OF the collecting division, 1t APP
pears the balance due late Postmasters Is
S4T,209, and the balance due from Post
masters to the United States is Si9s,58
From tables showing the operation Of the
money order Office, It appears the revenue
from this source for the year was sos, B47,
against 500, l4S the previous year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-01

From the New York sun.
This years apple crop is now gathered,
and 1t is one Of the richestthe country has
ever had. in some regions apples are so
plenty that they are fed "a, pigs, cows, and
horses, and the cider mills are everywhere
pressing out more cider than they can
readily dispose OF. This very palatablc and
healthiul drink may be bought in the
country at ST and 81 80 q, barrel and 1t
ought 10 be on draught in the cities at q
price which would tempt the poorest GUS
toners. There is no need OF anyone drink
ing sham cider this year. The real juice
OF the apple Is plenty enough for any de
mand there Is likely TO be for 1t. Asplen-
did apple crop can fortunately now bedis-
posed OF TO D much better advantage than
Formerly. An extensive European
demand for our apples has grown
up within recent years, and thu.
autumn We arc exporting more OF
them than ever before, though the prices
are very low, running from % cents to
81 90 q barrel, accordingto quality, so great
Is the supply. Vast quantities OF apples
are regularly shipped TO Europe by steam
ar. The manifest OF one vessel from this
mort last week showed that she carried
i,67l barrels, and all tho outgoing Eu-
ropcan steamers are weighted with them.
A Boston steamer took 5000 barrels last
Wednesday, the largest shipment Of apples
ever male from that port. Three steam.
ship lines from Boston have engaged TO
carry more than 10000 barrels, and the
export from New York will reach an
enormous and unprecedented total. II
tho fruit is carefully picked and selected
and well packed, it reaches Europe in good
condition aud brings fair profit TO the
sender. Apples ought to be plenty and
cheap in England this autumn. J.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-01

0H1as
As diphtheria Is now prevailing IN
Wheeling to considerable extent, It is
vol, for narcnts 10 hear in mind the re-
W." 'V' p'S - ~ -. -
eeipt pnonshea IN inc tNFhL'L'siS's" u
few days ago. It should be preserved In
any house for ii Is said to be an infallible
romody.
''r''u! -,
Put one teaspoonial OF puSs WI: t,.sn SUI u
phur INTO elass Oh wafer a'lu s!il he.s ~,
ways before using. LEI tne Rauent saist'e
this IN the throat every ha4l nSut, swat
lowing little OF me mixtute eac9 uIhe;
sulphur mus! a.o PC ou iI.tSa IN. n .ne y
rooms oil the patient Two OF three uihes .
DAY, necessary, 70 keep sIne athosphe:t -,
hlIed with us Tunes LOT tne patient " III
maze . u,,;l 3,
Children 100 young 70 eargle ilqutl S III
ne throat should nave .ne na!S'use iSa 70
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The Columbus Journal notes the ship.
ment on Thursday, by John l.. Gill, car
builder of that city, OF narrow gauge cars,
to the Bellairc 4 Southwestern Road at
Bellaire.
The residence, in GAINESVILLE, formerly
owned by f. p. Lee, and costing about
5000, a few years since, was sold by the
GAINESVILLE Bank last week to Mrs. Hicks,
for $500.
The Ashland Rerarsays the miners are
still on strike at the Star furnace depart
ment Of the Norton Iron Works at Ash
land, Ky., and likely to continue until it
will result in stopping the furnace and
every other department Of the Norton Iron
Works. II the strike continues It will
throw 500 TO 600 men out Of employment.
The BclmOM Chronicle speaks thus about
the potato crop: THE potato crop in the
county is said to be only about % per cent
less than last year, when they brought
such low prices that you could scarcely
give them away, consequently there seems
no necessity for alarm for lear that this
product viii reach enormous rates"
The Directors Of the Wool Growers
Exchange have called meeting OF the
stockholders at SteubenYille, Ohio, on
Tuesday, November 10th, 1878, in the
rooms Of the Wool House, at 10 4. ".
sharp. The object Of the meeting will be
to secure the report OF the present years
business, and make arrangements for the
next years work. At II o'clock P. ", OF
the same day there will be a meeting Of
the wool growers, which all wool growers
are urgently requested to attend.
The Belmont County Commissioners
meet next Tuesday to open proposals for
erecting the Children's Home.
Tho Bellaire IndPcada:, in the follow.
ing itom, records fact which has often
been thought Of and commented upon in
this community. 1t says:
'Thcre Is nothing so unvarying in price
in the Bellaire market as beef. While
other articles have declined LARGELY in
price, the best quality Of beef is scarcely
lower than ten years ago"
VIM. Kidd has resigned his position as
agent Of the B. & o. &St. c. Railroad at
Quincy,
The Casper Giles farm, containing
about 60 acres, aud situated between
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry, was sold
on last Saturday by the administrator, Hon.
David Wagner, TO Casper Giles, Jr., for
Sll,lsl.
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We publish in another column COM
,nupica,ion from the Martins Ferry NC'rS
in regard TO tho prevalence Of Spiritual
.eances over there. 1t would seem that
they abound, so to speak, among our
peirhbors. This fact recalls the obserya-
lions OF Judge Black at tho Vanderbilt
trial in New York on "Wednesday last,
when the question ofthe general character
Of Spiri.ualism, considered as science or
M mysterious phenomenon, came up for
discussion. On this point Judge Black adj
dressed the Surrogate as follows:
I'VE propose to give evidence by n COM
pa,ent person on subject not well under.
Stood. They say this is subject on
which there cannot he any science. We
Icnv II, 4 law can be dedncGd from
A Study of the phenomenal Of the mind and
.hoIy II you say this singular phGnome.
non il not fair subject for scientific in-
yestiyation, then nothing ever was. They
say YOU can't tell whether spiritualism Is
trIc or false. We deny it. Spiritualis'n
Il abyurdly false tn the mind OF any reason
inc man. II iscontrary to all human ex-
me1ience since the fall Of Adam. You can
moi say that a man who believes it, and be-
lieycs Il without evidence, is not o poor,
s;lly, weak.minded man. 1t has broken
down under every test. The late Horace
Greeley told these people who pretended
that thew could find out by spiritual COM
munications what was going on at the an
tin0des. that no would give them large
amount II they would furnish him before
seven o'clock every evening . summary
Of the leading editorials In tile London
7imcs. Laughter,l
Surrogate he might have said II they
could read his manuscript. lLauShter.I
Judge Black-'rhat might have been q
severer test. Laughter. The whole
world OF spiritualism backed out from the
offer. But there is another ease which
settles It. Judge Edmonds, man re.
sardcd apart from this subject, believe,
With general confidence, after the Atlantic
had been ont fifty days without being
heard from, and 1t being the universal be-
lief that she had gone TO the bottom, he,
believing that, brought up the spirit OF
Captain West, the commander, and com
municated to the world all the facts OF the
wreck and how each OF the passengers had
died. But West was in the land OF the
living; he had put into Cork with his vessel.
[I.aughter.l After that he was very care
lul not to bring up spirit until he abso-
lutely knew beyond all doubt that the
person was dead. [I.aughter.l. Science
has made considerable progress in the
study Of all these delusions.
In the recent foreign mails we find
letter from Mr.. Gladstone on the subject
Of Spiritualism. He expresses himself as
follows: ~ do not share or approve the
temper OF simple contempt with which so
many view the phenomena, 1t isa Ques-
ton, in the first instance, OF evidence; it
then follows to explain, as far rs We can,
such facts rs may have been established.
Ny own immediate duties prevent my act
i've intervention; and ! remain in what
may be called eontented reserve, without
any fear that imposture will rule or that
truth can be mischievous."
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Though Shaking Like an Aspen Leaf

With the chiIls and foyer, the victim OF mala.
ria may still recover by using the celebnted
specific, HoStetter's Stomach Bitters, which
not only breaks up the most aggravated at
tacks but prevents their recurrence. It Is In.
initely preferable to quinine, not only be-
cause Il does the business far more thoroughly,
but also on account of Its perfect wholesome
ness and inviSorating action upon the entire
system. Testimony Is concurrent, positive
and ample showing the decisive nature OF It's
effects, and that i Is no mere palliative. Ply
constant influx OF communications from per.
sons in every class OF society avonchins It's
merits and bearing witness 10 Its superiority
over other remedies for malarial disease. Its
especially popular throughout the West,
wherever fever and ague prevails, rs Il does
In many OF the fairest and most fertile por-
tons OF that vast region. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-01

BHLLAIRR LocAls.-Good policemen are
at premium in Bellaire at this time, fur
Their attempts having been made to secure
the notorious knight last night. We'd
nesday- afternoon knight went to Wheel
ing, purchased revolver, and swore that
he would kill all the policemen in Bellaire.
On his return, about 8 o'clock P. ~, he
took O station in an orchard at the upper
end OF the city, firing miscellaneously into
a crowd below, but the distance was such
that no injury was done.
Last night, Messrs. Criswell, Drugan,
Archer and another officer surrounded q
building In the Frame Row, Drugan and
Criswell taking ono side, while Marshal
Archer took another side, on which was a
porch. As Drugan started TO 60 up stairs,
knight came through the window onto
the porch and jumped of, not into the
yard belonging to the house as 1t was sup
posed he would do, but into m adjoining
one, thus GLIDING the officers once more.
1t has been reported that knight is in
sane, but such is not the case, except it be
with pure meanness.
For several evenings there has been
something wrong with the gas, the light
oil heuHcSuag cNc4lIiiB ucluS 81 pun UNI
the regular prayer.meeting services could
scarcely be conducted. Some congrega-
tons prayed in the dark; the U. Ps. ad-
journed. Repairs OF the works are being
made, which may account for it; or, as
Mr.. Fitton, the plumber, says, it may be
accounted for by water being in the pipes.
Daniel Werlich, who lives on Belmont
street, near the Central school building,
was made happyvery early on Wednes-
day morning. Twins.
Mrs. J. C. Kelley, Of Sloan's Station, ac-
companied by her daughter Hattie, visited
her son.in.law DR.. ]. F. Smith, from Sat
urday until Monday.
Halloween occurs tonight with, no
doubt, its usual amount OF deviltry. 1t
wouldn't have been unwise to have had
an ordinance against any irregularities on
this occasion. 20
Mr.. Ed. Freely extended the time Of his
visit for the purpose Of collecting taxes I'M
til Thursday evening.
This is the time when old windows are
being taken down and the open places be-
ing supplied with glass or same other ma
terial which will keep out the cold.
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TuE Cleelapd Herald thinks juries cost
more than they come to, and thhtifpriSate
parties wantJuries in civil suits,itmay be
best to 1t ; 'hq~p,Pay toF tAPqFTs

stScR barber-shops arc not "disorderly
places" Justice Wylie of Washington
decides that the city councils possess no
power to close them on Sunday. Indeed,
the Justice is OF the opinion that, as they
preserve and promote health, cleanliness
and comfort, aud as is Christian maxim
that cleanliness Is next to Goodness"
the barber is as necessary on Sunday as
the medicines tho drug stores arc kept
open to supply. and ought to BIO encourag-
ed instead OF being put down.
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TO ARCHITECTS.
orrreE SECRETARY or STAIR

oFrIcE SECRETARY or Stair
WHEELING. 2lst Oct, ISL
The Board Of Public Works Of the STATE 4
West Virginia will receive at their Office, uaA
December 18th, 1878, plans for THI !iiTiI
TON IN and additions TO the building tnoE'
as the ''SrATz HousE," in the city Of Charts
ton, Kanawha county, from such Arehiite'
as may please to submit them, 1t being uadth
stood that no FLAWS WILL lE PAID Eos naieH
the same be adopted by the Board, and ta.%
terations made In accordance thereSita.,
S. BRADY,
oc2e Secretary Of STATE
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vs..
Thnmi, G. Brit, 81 al. 10 cA,asefy.
By virtue Of decree Of the Hunieip.l Cour 1
Wheeling made 10 the above cause 90 The 18th tiy d
September, A. D. 1873, Will esG ii pahlk u, d
the front door Of the Court HouSS Of 06iO eouaty d
the city Of HheeliOE. on
SATURDAY, the IA day Of SorsnAsr, III,
Al 10 o'clock 4. w. the following real eti,, s-vst
Lots and .. 10 square .; lOi,t, ItS 10 III
and north hall Of lots and H. 10 sqalfs IT, iSI VI
s,T,s, snd north hall Of lot 10 sluIrs il; III d
Bakers addition 70 the city Of Wheeling. iHa " h
sold By the lot, and fraction, 81 lots II and rtsia
90 the southeast corner Of lsth formerly lstRIl
street and heColloeh formerly SsTtnthl uitst, M
Ing In the aggregate front on 18Th street d ~ Id
Apd running With MeColOch street 10 itet Dtrt
Wheeling Creek, excepting thetetfOln the MIDDLE ''
ton Of The north fraction d IoI "a bsns - tst tst
on 18Th street and running back At right iasa vtl
said 18th street ~. feet
TERHs OF sALE-0Es-third Of the purchase nstt',
or 20 much more .. the purehaSsT may tleet 70 P.Il
eash 10 hand; one-third 10 sI inOhths, and ootAt!
In twelve months. With security and beahns istsf
T.J. HrGrs
oe2S-F Special ConninsaH
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6e..ssal Nntiess.
A SSIGNEE's NOTICE.

A 'to't'A > -0-i9A
Joseph n. BroIIe having on the 3t,h diy d otst
Der, 1878, made 40 assignment 70 me Of bis Ps's':t
property-he having DO real estate-all psnoh u
debted 70 him will make immediate payntnIhss
and all hlying claims against him vii ptesst IN
vi. ". CowpES. ArtgD..
oc29 ia Cipllht Sired
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Elm Grove Property.

By virtue d Deed Of Trust ms4. apd ,,,.,.,, =,
Frederick Iierbst add wife 70 The uadtrIsnti ~
tse, dated NAY 2Oth 1871, and q record 10 De C,
once Of the County Court Of Ohio enuntT N. !. l..
DEED Of Trust Book No, ], pages 10, IS Nd IL :!
will, on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of Ysrtnb.t I'LL
Commencing At 10 o'clock a. a, selI II puAl. ,'.,..
at the front door Of the Court Hoass q on 500.
the following described real estate, ia, \ ID n, n
Of that certain piece or parcel d hSd lyins lsi Nv
htuate In aid Ohio county, 81 polAt tnSrs N M
Grove, and between the National Road ind Vi,S.,
Creek, being part Of Lot No II VI Tie Lrut,r ~,
Said lot measures 20 feet 10 tront and sIttn9, I'M !,
equal width 70 the creek, and l. the aat r,ss.,,,
heretofore conveyed 10 the aid Hsrtst hy H,sr, M
fenhlne and wife By deed dated Nay "a, III, M
Is dwelling house and other tnprortntaa M. d,
property.
Title believed TO be perfect, bu, selling ~ T,Uar
Deed Of Trust.
}. H. GOOD, rr-t.
W. Il. HAtLEn, Auetiopeef. X
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-01
Cnsast Sales.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
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In the Municipal Court Of wA.tlln,
John T. Thompson and George HIbL.rd, GOIns bcI.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-01
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On Wednesday morning, LEATHER POCKET:
BOOK, continuing quite . number Of receipts, ADD
supposed 70 belong 10 Thomas Norton. Enquire at
this office. ocSl :