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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20
INMAN LINE
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS,
New York 10 Queenstown and LIverpooI,
EysrylhursdGy or Saturday.

Teul TIM.
CfrI OF BEHLIN--..bt9l ICrTT OF BluaEL..S77t
CIR OF kIcH HoA D t0J7lc err OF hKW YoRK 800
CfTr o. HksTkR ...ts66l err or Pa kil .....SO9i
Clrf or CIiY OF BRookLTs-29n
These magnificent steamers, built ia vaieftisht
oompari msnlsAIO among the ilEuL EOst lAfEsat md
fastest on The Atlantic.
Tns taIOohs are IuEuIiously furnishes, especially
veil III hLtd a. VsHt iatsd ibd take up the shola
Sid u The ship. ! he principal ItAtfoons lrs
anidAhips, forward Of the engines, vbsFs lest
no - and motion 10 Islt and are IsPlsie viIh srsfJ
eonfOrI, having ii lat,Et inprUvsnaalS, do1bfs
berths, elsetIe belll, &c.
Line.
I-sdie,' cabin, aud hathp.m., G,utlsnsnt
smoking and bathrooms. baTbefB' shops, pianos
Libraries, dc, provided.
The strtrsse accommodation eanbot b s1esllsd.
Plsse1sSn Of this eiAss III and thtir enmIsFt and
PriyIey particularly studied, and The pruTiEiouins
un1urpaIsed.
For rates Of passage Sud other Information, I'D
ply 10 lohh DALE, laeat,
1iASS hoadWsJ, E0S Yak.
Or 70 Jso. BAILIL; 1Hoa VBkIEE ,whssllas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20
m EpIcAL.
MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For cATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
q onO FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

o, BosWoHTH Co., Denver. Col, large and inan,
entIAi dFuRgtItI They report unpreeed 4ntedly
large GAles and universal satisfaction. No other
They speak OF the following gentlemen a. among
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20

EATS AND LARD-sUGAR
WI Cured cAnylSsd Hams, suEr Cured CEnyAS-
q shouldsrh, suglT Cured CinySssd Breakfast Be-
con, Plain shoaldes CleaT sides, Sugar Cured DFisd
Bed, trtlh ifOm lmole house daily Ksttie Iendes-
I'd Lad Lard, In Taruss, BaFrell and Halt BEEIalr
KEGS and Palls; Al a Lowest mArkst rataa.
f9l-.'4 q ne 70 n. RHLLY, =
Jail 100 and I'LL Main HROa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20

The corn looks we'll; wheat good. The
original Mr.. Nessly certainly displayed
splendid judgment In selecting these ia
nous bottoms.
AT picnic up at Mahan's some years
since there were present over 800 Of the
descendants OF Jacob Nessly. Eight! clock
P. N. found us back At FairyieW.
Dan Liant Is reported to be the boss bee
man Of the country. BE now has Ely
hives.
Al Burgess Allison's, on the way back,
we stopped TO cool. We found Mr.. A,
who u 80 years Of age) with his sleeves
rolled up cooling Of. BE looks az tresh
as many 4 man Of fewer years, and look.
ing for watch or buggy trade a eagerly
az vas his wont 40 years ago, BY which
process and other shrewd exchanges be 10
now the happy possessor Of ducatsior their
worth, TO the handsome tune oil 800, 900.
To morrow we 70 70 Cumberland.
Parties visiting East Liverpool, Ohio,
will tind Mr.. Len Dobbins, Of the Len
Dobbins Bouse, and Mr.. Chris. McTag.
CART, his clerk, clever and obliging. They
keep good house, and are always ready
10 attend to the Wantl Of their guests.
q. &c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20

Nc. 10 on Saturday night has no connection iGi
Chicago or sAndutky.
Can on Ill night trains. .. =
Cioss eonpteiionI are made for all poInh south
and southwest, North and Northwest, making thii
: desirable route Tor eolonlu and pSisoos moving
to The Ireat West, aud to whom particular alien
tioa 10 given.
WHEELING. PITrs, AND. BALTIMORE DIV.
LslYo Wheeling l. m LIS D, n,
1fiadelphIa Accommodation.
Leaves wheeling 70 T. m. $50 D n,
CHUCK TRIIK-6ubda's only.
Leave Wheslins T. M ii0 p. N
LeaNe foint IS g. N. 500 p N.
Tickets " al PRINCIPAL potnu On ala a. Estot.
oGios oren n all hours during the day.
LnidGhAion 70 the travelling public .eheariully
given. ". II. CLEAENTs, N. Of 4.
4. 7: DEVRlEs, Gen1 Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20

md Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20

SESubsariLk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B1IlAirs at
IL p. nj tridsepTt SO p N; arrives at sieu-
'tnNllls SIS p, m leaves sieabsn,ilIe At $40 q.
N Bridgeport &0 4. m arrives At BsllAiIe 81
go m.
Tickets and Bags.ee Cheek, TO all principal
points In the East and Wet Can b. procured Al Inc
Unlon licI0t Once, Mcclure hOuse, Wheeling,
AID at Ticket oeaee in bridsrert.
r. 3. MYERS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-20

1Ail fight, then, Ysaid the chief. "NOw
don't drink keep q full head ofsieam !;
bring back the specie sale. and"
aWa'Lr draIlsd the other, coolly.
aI'Il provide for your family II you're
hurt or ahot; II mot, I'll reward you"
els that ali, thenf Well, goodnight,
boss, and thank ye." am,
adoOd laek,S,, was the answer; "pll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23
MISS RIII'S F.IIIIER.
Whipping hi. Girl and Trying 10 Chnst1e he,
Lovcr-Two knife Wouud..

Annie Rath, a pretty, bright-eyed brunette
Of IL years. liyes with her parents at iG2 Wash
ington suaet. They once lived prospelously in
tho First Ward. Thomas Rath was proud Of
his daughter, and worked hard for money with
which to cducntc her Lately Annie had been
allowed the liberty OF walking out in the hot
evenings with other girls In one Of these
stros slc made tho Nc1uantan'e Of
Charles Kelly. ,yomh .2f ~ years, 9f lji
young man. and objected 10 his attentions.
Annie was instructed TO be- in by Q, O'Clock.
On saturday evening she w"nt ont. and 1t was
with much unrnslncss i'at her parents watched
until midnight fgr her return. Then both
started in search. hut in half an hour returned
meeting IN front oi their home. Just thon
AMMO and her escort came in sight. 1n" angry
father hurried 10 his daughter and l'egan 10
chaslise her, large Stone struck tho father
on the tond. anl he staggered AMI l't -
his hold Of his daughter. She ran To escape;
Tho father pursued. and WAS in mru. pursued
by Kelly. The father turned upon Kelly and.
drawing n large knife, wagncd hun ~. The
Young man closed with him. Bcior" tho blow
aimed Al Kelly fell Mrs, Rnth ran between them.
The point Of the blade cut cash III krllY's
check and passed through the woman : arih.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23
THE TROTrING CIRCUIE
Eighiy-,even Fleet Horses Entered for the
Opening Trots ~ Cleveland.

CLEvELAND, July 22.-Thc great trotting
circuit Of 1873 begins tomorrow in this boauti-
ful forest "ity About 3uO trotting horses ARE at
the Cleveland course. The fod Of horses On
tcred to contend for the purses and honors
numbers e'Ehty-seycn o! tho hoetost animals in
the world. Every horse entered can trot fnstor
than 2:25 Goot weather is an that is wanted
to make this the most brilliant ui all tho re-
n"wn'd summer n'ciings ~ the Cleveland rluh
All the preparations have horn mNdu with thr
nard House is hllei to oy"rinwiug with turf
men, and all the talk is aunui horses. Pool
Nil bc sold for tho ass"'iation In tic Glty and
on the grounds. Pools Worn sold ou tp-mor-
rows tro,s us follows. F.r-t race. 2.3i cas,
hold tlj Second ra'r. ?: % oHss Dirk Swivel
lcr 800; Ethel, 500; field. $50. Al the horses
will start IN each race rAcrpinE Jim Irving,
who has broken down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23
STIRLING IN OUTAGE MILL.
The Object Of Collector Brayton'. CandtAs0
for Congress In South CaroIlnm.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-It is learned here
from private sources that Internal Revenue
Collector L. VI. Brayton Of South Carolina will
bo the Republican candidate for Congr ~ In the
Third District Of that State H. has recently
been attempting TO reorsauize tho Republican
party and has done it by connivlng at outrages
which his deputies have commits, on pcaccfu.
cit1ons undor lLe guisrof enforcing the rove.
nu' laws. His mulattp deputy. Hugh
Cane, now IN Jail for murder. WIS taken tc
south Carolina by cN.GJV. Moses. who
omplnyrd nm as proeurer. His other dcpu.
Ties have been Ot the same character Cane il
known 10 have ridden through the mountain.
uu- regions ~ south Caruiinp. trying To induce
ihe uuruly class ~ Hupla tO cydd" the revenue
Lows. Brnt"n has Just upi.lrd to GprhRm o.
ih" NntiNnui tNMmitt"' for i-t.u'f IN the
'"mull-n. uui t o. learned thnt. while he d0e.
i't i"p 60 su trrd, he exp cts 10 mukr cnpiia
ir th" 'lNsr di-ir i- - "a" N,tth rs n-u.
eating soin' ilr'urh,l'cs in South Carolina iI
This is the whole uotiN" az the movement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23

ir'imidation was not accepted ne eagerly no ,ho
dr drunnn WINS mndr Holm Unv NJ ,'r,,,' =.
couu.ri declines. in a l",tcrt to NJ S,nun'r. in
." .iiu tgs inNr~tiruiion without constitution
W tn SD,rnan ana Slellahirgcr II is uputrDAt
N I ih" cuuusri fears to- ltoluoa tho ovidruro
winch fhr de- lactO Secretary so Justify called Tor
at the beginning of the investigation. The tcs-
timNiy 80 lar obtained FROM thirteen Of thcse
" illnesses. II ii gives a forrcn-t " all the rcst
which it does is more damning than any
yet produced. Tho Democrats are eager TO
gO into this line VI investigation
The following is Lawyer Rays letter:
NV ort,.xs Iniv %
SIN tha,e the honor TO acknow,d. IN rcc,iri of
you answer tp my conmuncWiuI OF June in.t r,q0cst
In; crmi'. ,nonh,'mlt the lel John Sh.rmantohasc
M ,', q, ''' n." N @ M o., .'Mn WI, .cs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23
hiNG III.lR.lON DEiD.
Vow he @uccerd"d 90 the TINr-The Manner
OF hi. EeMLh- ~. smccc..nr.

"I MS FrNth h"IfIs NnC'ossnr.
tt 49,, - D,,
NN' HNiH"N' July - 'dNd fhHra'h,
T,.lt',s li.l h, v.,,,,,,. ~, ,rl.'..i...,,'.
-. ",' 49, 80 '' '' i"'i7 ,"E ''''
HIS hnlv was hnr'"l at the cNpeus' oi m" town
~ v,,.,,,l III, ,i,,. ...... Wv
- '','"N' "' ln'inh7' now mrE'y mixed
on the uronontory which Jnlon Dy,,n,on ro,
.laIi ""'-' ~" """" mas
hM.U1n,u I.US' IT, l"nk"n mon as NJ Incum-
'lt,n'. u ihE lINll WIS I'M son ~ flnUT r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23

Tho Twenty seventh Regiment Col Under
hill OF ", stche,cr county about so str, ~. arrived IN
this city ataP NJ Yesterday, on route for Martha Vine
yard tor weeks cucamImcut rrycclcl by a eor.con.
drum ruor IN nimiuE cuI is, ihcs mucncl tr,m the
Hrnui trufral ntiot o. mHn square where trN lorncl
column. nNl,i , and WrIc photographed lN SirOrN
rhru thu tn.rr, marched o. iu, uii .4rl ANN 49, 11l
fourth Ryraur. Hui oui,y'A % cniluNn Tho ol Gulri
escorted t1c tr-u ut g. iN' lirr 80 Et-i NYrlc,uth
street, Wl.-le uic> tmlHrhri lu rt. Granite nalt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23
rouNG AMERICA ON ms TRArrLs.
The Church BELLS Rung, aud Al westport
Out on ~ Midnight search.

Hall A. Jackson a bright, palc.faccd boy,
10 years old. with spare. olcar-cut features and
large black eyes has been attending the school
Of his two aun,s. the Misses Jackson who ocru-
~ pleasant cottage in Westport. Conn. Ho
has been kept Indoors a great deal and not
allowed 10 play with street boys His father is
the Rev. Augustus Jackson. an Episcopnlian
clergyman of Washington. II. C.. now on n
European trip for his health. 1t was arranged
that the boy should visit his mother. who is
staying in Philadelphia. on the goth Of July.
but on account oi the extremely hot weather in
PHILADELPHIA his mother wrote to his nunts 10
h. snys, provoked him. Hc had bncn kept In
Nr-tputt over since vacation began, and he
H"u.lud,u re was hoj going 70 be lowed To 20
nome at hlL Accordingly he Resolved g. 20 to
Washington by himsclf. and after seeing his
friends there t. surprise bis mother ami broth.
.rs aui ssi'fs IN Philaiolpha He was aware
thW his itihcr was not in Washington. but he
kn,| whtr" ~" front door key was usually
hidden ani had no doubt he could get into the
non. N hs New Haven railroad. says that
dinG9t IL :. 9roiS o9 Friday last Qhls WIS the
q al app arei before him dressed in a straw
hat. little PINK lackct. short trousers. and
What is the price of ticket to New York;"
h. asked
IN soil you ticket" said tho agent. look ine
down over tho change board at his visitor. at
hall urire, go 'cuis.'
Well I guess don't want my" said the hoy
as he turned al walked cut Of the station with
business air.
lie ll not return to his aunt,s hut walked
says hn won't to the station lu., 10 nul how
nu % . u k"t was worth He had DO money
with him though he had saved littlc which
h's aunt Kept Tor him. He WIS accustomed To
- To- her Eo'kcihook frequently % count il
2y"r. nni he deIrr,gnined n, to =, baek t9 ihe
ilc OH, journey. H. knew that MasAlngion
was d tAc District "t Columbia. an that l'Hiln-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23
Her Husband nadr her Drown Herself

Catharipe Young. ng 'd 81 years, Of AZ Chr--
tc street thi, city, attempted todroNn hcr'ri last oN'n
ing Ds lr0lns from Grand street efpboFt In lhe
rnuith street police station she So, ltuioH-'y Size ,l
mai, husband Was oui q vvIN nud lat evening ihrrr
w. i.l. .n,, 'n the i9n,c l'r hrs'hhl th-i> dl
'iit,is no. .1t..r niu..d 'f She asked "hNt slr
co1LI a." Uis rcuiy was "Go dr'"". !y"i, ~ ~ uI.'i
ynu" IHtuu. an h'r hat she ran O. ul '". . a.
.ti,ri h,--tl pHs.t-e tI NllhHnl>tlr l Nn '-'N ~
In. NV NC MAi.r. Nm Yas llleltel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23

Fat t.oDlr are NOT op. liable o. .llcn dc'ih from
hrart dsaso. epomcAy, &c bn' statistics ,h"' il ir'
are muIo liable ihuu other, tu "sUu,roatA aH' fN".
Tons arising from cNurmc heat extensive rNptrl.
cnco IN she trclncntu Colu, nee has O. 'uti In IN,
iuroduotnn Of ANr's Aut fAt. n safe, ccltdln, and
speedy remedy tur the cure OF iha terrible cuhdon It's
iusures tciue tom n from two q nfc p'uI, r'r
Wcck II corpulcu people who are exposed 90 t" ray ;
ui the sun value nn and cumlortabr tNisier', TEL
lheul Wv AllAns AVN A. sy.l w lTAssl:ts lAf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23

WA-r1NGToN, JAY pa g. Iov'srH. oro II
the iatrs 40, 'tiia m iuu~lniH, ttt it"t .f 20
Hn ta-.ui ol fr,gluc t,'nt ais Nt a. .auS he 40.
,.nuv 1 10 dutN IN LOUISIANA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23
The Signal ONCE Predictions.
JoryINos .inot IoUM.

cIl.r. ,l.ar wealth p. n.oa.r.y w.nis II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-23

GArets, Go2nncs Champagne.
fAN Ita Curcah iAIarY,,e Clar g.. Jullnc Cogn1cs.
aHi Mow"g Le.Vrs chauraspes AApseg feu!s, 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10

ttDt BON 9tob0l gcgentpGrttg cine 606e BON
AZ WfiQionen SoB per Sabr errei0t. Die
Nlstltbr BON Betroleum 6cBann 1861 ul0
belief ii0 in icnem Sabre auf $4,000 TdB
I'M 9Sert9 bon 81 ,0OO. 900; I'M Sabre 1877
erretbte tie eilte !66be bon $62, 900, 900.
Die iebige id0rGi0e BrOOuftion bon
JtoDpl ltrD rattttirte1n Yctr0leum sltlam@
men llberltei9t al gScrtD Die gejammte
@tlenzBroouftion, lit BON boppelt 10 groz
belt WertD atS Die 0eiunnt= Eroouftiun
bon NntDracitz &obltn in 4cnuiDlpanier
lnO tpertDpoller oils Bic iGbrliOc @olDz
un0 StlberzYrpouttiol beS gansen 9an=
OeS.
QuS 9tu5f uDrs Qlrttfel ni1nnlt Qctrpleum
Den %pierten, ipenn ni0t bcrettS Sen orittel
Stang etn. Die @jeinrnmt>NN5iubr bon
BctrDlelm in Den leOs5cDn Sabren bon
1861 bis 1877 reprGle1tirte na1 ben NlSz
ipetlen DeS 9felp Yprfer 13oQamteS eillelt
gSertD bon $442, Cos, 9G8.
9te Sa0l Der leBt pDrDdHbenen Selquelz
len betrdgt, bic i'll Der GrboDrung b%egriifez
uen etllgelOloller, na0 Den genauelten ST.
mlttelutgen 10000 I'M Dur0i0nittltWen
QScrtD DOn $4,000 per Quelle; Die QucQelt
reprdlentlret mttDtn eil1 Nlllagez Gapital
wv W NttululClt 9pllut9. JtClDitCl llult
btcrSu Die fir Die Ocls2dnhereien bc3oDlz
ten &nHfiu1nmen, 10 crDalt man etl1 III Diez
lem BroouftionS5Wcig angele9tGS 0e=
lammt7 Gopttnl bon ilber 500, 000, 600.
0tc an Den HroOuftiDnSorten DorDan0e7
men Betroleumz8 cbalter falien 6 Ntjuio7
men SAB Sel unO Die Soften Der Derltel7
lung Derlcl6en Detragen 2 Otilionen 0olz
lars. Die 9t0brenleitunGen BADEN cine
0elammtlGn0c bon 1000 Oieilen uno foltez
ten Z WtiutDnen Dollars"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
&ate GoutDertt's Strnfe.

9ie i60nc WDr6erin &ate SDu>
tDerr, Die oer 0ouuerreltr bon @eorQia
BPM WnLgen SIT 5e6n Sa0ren 3u0tDalt5
be01aoi0t bat, lit oieier SAGE oltS bent @e=
fdn9niB Don BifetS GpuntD in Der Strafz
a%tltolt III 2ttlNnta 0ngctOmmen. SSDr
Wtaun IND tDr &tllO Dcfunben ii0 nit @r=
lalbniB Der BcDDrOen bel iDr ullD tie tam
Den nuf Der 9tetie ltltr ulltcr 9lufii0t @ineS
gSGdterS. Sin rieiiger DteniGenbaufe err
ipartcte Die Qnfunft Der yOelDin" NbenDS
5ebn llDr auf Dem 8n6uDofe in 2%ltlantn.
2ll5 Der 8oDr5l9 antan, ipurDcn bur6
ben Ntorall9 Der 9teugicri8en IN mcDrcren
9Sdgcn bic TClftcr cingeOriidt. 9Ga6renD
&atc auSlttcg unb I'M &i0te Der 2aternen
ii0ibar lpuroc, CAB itd augemcitc Gbeils
nnDme fir Die yiputDcrldJ0te iul10e Srau
nit benl WiaDnnnenaW eii0t" funD.
Die W~feiltcn i0einen iDre SGat no ttiGt
5l 6%il(igen, 10 bod glHSli0 SIT entlhuloi5
gen, inDcm Iie bon Der Nnli0t all50e6elt,
oaB &0te 0If DEM Snle our0 iDrc 9ie6e1s
buDlcrin gum 2lcuBcriten getrieben iporocl1
lei uno Durd ben northumberland Wteiier>
itDB rllr iDr JttNt 1ll0 ibre @Dre ais Sat
tin gelunDrt babe.
9ie taItienO 53l6t0GuSler bon Nt(anta
ipcrDcn in Deri0icoenm I0etlcn 0eS Staaz
ties al belDnocrc WeiOdftS 0eiclli6aften
5ur Q(rbctt pcrn1ietbet. SIS gtebt IN Weor=
gin urtgcf0Dr uicr5cDn yStrG filings Eager"
2luS cllleln Eager pcrocll Die Strdflinge
gum 81 c1bnbnbau Derlpel1Dct, ais eitem
aIocren sum- 8crgbalt, aus an0erelt gum
2ldcr6au ultO 10 fort.
Scr lebr fir &Nte ein9enonmene 0iret>
tor Der Str0fNnltalt III Qltlonta Fat nun
bcitimmt, OaB &ntc ais cine Dirt lluile0eril1
nuf cine bCr prd0tiglten 8(auto0en i'm
Gtaatc fpmmt. sS9rc G0Ipciter 2lntoreQi
!0pmbri6, s1ptl0e iUegen 8etbei(igung an
Der WtorotDat iDrer SGlpelter gu 3u0t>
DNu5 perlrtbcilt iplIrOe, befill0et lidD bcreit5
oNf orrlcl6cl Nlontnge. Der gcliber,
GapitIu Smith, bat eingelDiQt9t, paB
Safes Wlann urtD tDr GtnO bel t6r ipo9>
rell bilrfclt ul1o lpirD DEM Wtanll fit 6elDz
arbeit guten GObH SaDlen.
Bob Southern 1tc0t 1T Yi6en5 GDuntD
nod inter 2~tntlage lDegelt 8et6eiligung al
6cr Otor0tbat lciner 6rau, miro aber
lOlDcrlid te pro5el1trt meroclt. Oenl bnB
CT nit ber @0lpnrt duf DCm 8all 9etalt3t
bat, 1T fcin Ger6reder; unO eS fam ni0t
bc!pieicn Dcroe1, DAB er, olS ct ip6ter auf
Dem Sail nit letner er3ilrnten Srdu lpra6,
oicier etiUa Die Goiport ais Sil6Hopfer fit
feline l~lntrelte ~prei5g0b.
QllS Q(uficberin lit &dte bon Sen Setter,
ipclde Bic gclp0Dnli0en Strdflinge int SEN
&erbrcbcrz &agern traget miliiet, fret.
sic WirO nit Wf0nn uuo Gin0 auf Smttb's
Ylantage Gin gon5 genliltbli0c5 Gcben fiiDz
TEN %f0nle1. llcbcroie5 miro Ser @ouberz
neur jest Don atlanta ltlto anoeren BldBeu
ans crit retbt NIT gittl0riftcn tint Safes
g0l5liOe 8egna0i9ung beltiirmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-10
Petroleum.

@iner Der perldBli6iten Wdnner, Der
pen1iDIuanii6e Staatsmann @aIltlDa q.
0rpn, giebt bom pennlDlunniidcn Be1
trDleum cine Statiltif, Bel ipelder benjeniz
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-13
SALE OF
Valuable Property.

Dl Virtue of Mortgage executed l,y A. G..
ID MuftlUck sad wife Nary On tle ssh day ~
JANUARY lSs5. aud tluls registered: and al.n by
virtue % ms appointnhpnl o. Exrntnr 81 the tl,t
will and ivrtalurnt ~ THE salsI Andrew 4. Mur.
DICK and tle authurity given IN aid uiIl, shall,
o. Mo@lay NE VI deg u MarcL 1915.
pecc 70 ell On the ptr,alsc. the foll wing pro-
lerty.
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orupIra w Juhn tiilll huunslrd III hing str,.t
o. the North. Mlnsrsa Mnan 90 lhs Easi, and
on The rntlth lry live running irum The NJ. 4.
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W The nlack smith rhsip Let.
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tfunt OF Ming ~. anG BOUNDED IN The Et~s isy
ilr sh"ve dYsrrilrd lut. sHa on the sunih rs tka
lhir abnte iueutls,ned. and 80 The Wet Is iIla
20 " t'sprr. A. fassss and thal wrnpled ~
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TERMS 90 SAlE: tW.lhird tssh. aud ia.
lanre u is in,altlr. VIII Int.t.st lfum ,is, oi
Salc. sale II u ~ Msaaiss Marsh tII lsss.
TiluS. ]. fREELAND.
Jan. &c IS Mor,gagee aud EAeeu,Or.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-13
HOPE FOR . ALL /

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