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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11
CLERK'S OFFICE OFTHE COUNTY
" COURT OF OHIO COUNTY, W. VA,
DECENiUER RULRs, 1879.
Mary NJ. Tcrrell)
vs.. In cltaueery.



Ii his own right aud rs administrator Of the estate Of
Samuel Mcclure, deceased, aud parties unknown
vhp arr Interested In the estate given by the will Of
aid Samuel to Andrew Elliott Of 81. Louis, NO, and
bis three sisters, children Of sid SamueVS sister
Nancy TEE object Of this suit Is 10 RbAin partition
and sale Of tract Of land in Ohio county containing
about go nCres called tho Cherry Hill arn Ot which
Samuel MCClUIe died Seizcl, aud distribution Of the
Purchase money; Oue.An to mplainnnt Us the own.
Of ont-ha OF said farm, and out Of the other hall
0lhe proceeds Of sale the payment 70 complainant 81
$500, Legacy given her by tho will OF .aid Samuel
Mcclure With interest from October, 1876 aud II
appearing from III affidavit fled In this cause that
The defendants JOnn L. Terrell, u his own right Hnd
aamaIsiratnr Of the estate Of samuel Mcclure, de-
ceased, aud PARTIES unknown, who are interested In
the estate given by the willoi said Samuel AcClult
u Andrew ElIint:, OF st, Louis Missouri, aud III
three sisters, children Of said Samuel McCures sisel
Nancy, are DOu.r :SdentS Of the state Of West Viz
gInR II Il ordered that said nonresident defendants
j, appear ut the next rules to be hold for this cOur
% iis first MONDAY oiJAEU AIRY, A. b. 1850, anC
do NbAt may be necessary to project their Interest II
Thu cause.
AtuS copy teste: ,.,o,.,, ,,oo,. co.,
w. +. HUBnARD,
an!i.Ih SollcI,ir for Complainant
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, December lO.-Wheat easier; No 1
white Michigan 81 50; amber Michigan. 81 81;
10, red winter, spot, 81 43; January 81 a !:
February 81 a March 81 SO; western
amber Si?Hc. Corn easier high mixed 40 ISc:
No. ?spot 40 1a5O Nc mo 2 white 45Ic; reject,
cd 4ic, Oats firm; No. 2, Ale Clover seed,
prime firm ut y 20; No. 9 81 IS. Dressed hogs
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BALTIMORE, December lO.-Flour firm and
higher with light transactions; western super
tine IS 00a5 50; do extra S. 75a6 30; do family
81 90. Wheat western higher; No Q west.
ern winter red spot and December 81 66H
al q JaRuary 81 5oAl 694; February 81 6ia
1GrH: Corn higher and active, western
mixed spot 66c; December GGa67c new, CSC;
January 6iaOi Hc; February 65a65Nc; steamer
B!Ic. Oats firm and fairly active; western
white 46ai7c; do mixed 45a45}f Penusyl
vania 46a4Ic Ryetirm ut 0OA95c. Hay firm;
prime to choice Pennsylvania ST. Goals 90.
Provisions mes, pork $l4 90. Bulk meats,
loose, none in the market; do packed SKA
1Ac. Bacon, shoulders 5Xc; clear rib sides
SIC; Hams lO1Sall1c. Lard $40. Butter
sc. roll 2Oa25c. Eggs firm; fresh &c; lined
lGalsc. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes llalTXc,
Sugar quiet; A soft l0alO1lc. Whisky firm al
81 lial AK,
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w. I. HUBHARD,
ao!i.Th sollcitir for Complainant.
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ChIcRxo,

CHICAGO December TO- Flour ilrmer but
notquotably higher. Wheat unsettled, open.
ed strong and higher. closed at inslde prices ;
No. 2 red winter 81 80; No, . Chicago
spring 81 50 cash; 81 SEX December; ST SSl
al 33N January; 81 35al S5Iff February; sale
81 SlSal 81 January; No. 5, $ll4X; rejected
e8c Corn excited, opened strong and hiRher,
closed at inside prices 42S<a42<c cash; 1874
$40 January; 4SNc February; I9Ec May;
sales 4s9Ga49sSc May, Oats strong and higheI
al Sc. cash. January G8KC February; IOXl
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NEw ORLEANS DecemherlO.--Co steady,
Rio caIgocs ordinary to prime l4al7Hc. sugSI
unsettled; inferior &c; common to good com,
mon 0[a5Mc; fair to fully fair Oa7c prime
70 choice 71Ea7Ac; yellow clarified saSIIc,
MolaSscs active, firm and higher; common
.ia2Ic; centrifugal 25aS2c: fair SOA32c; prime
10 choice SSa3Oc. Rice quiet; Louisiana OrlI.
nary 10 choice 6La7Itc.
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HNsIHTVHII I'M DvV' y IoIU'
have sold HAtcll's Universal Cough syrup
since 1870. IthaS had the leading sale among
all cough remedies, from lis fist introduction
Ny customers, as they get acquainted with It,
become It's friends almost without exception.
After this trial Of six years, can recommend
Its use toall In need OF q cough remedy.
A. D. ARMSTRONG.
Sold by Logan, List 4 Co. Trs4w
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New Orleans Cotton Far. =,

NEW ORLEANS, December lO.-Cotton steady:
lnidditng l99sci low do l2lc; good ordinary
II &C. Net receipts 1861 bales; gross ID, al
bales Exports, Great Britain 1921 hale
continent So bales; cOastWise $500 bales
Stock $50 Oh, N''''
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Thursday, lanuarY q. laan.

commencing At 10 0'cOeSA n. proceed 10 sell, At III
lfual door Of the Court House OiOhll county, VI. Va
property, that Is TO nay: The south One-tLir
i TIE south half Of lot numbered aitSeI
llY In VIM ". ShrlYeI'A addition 10 III
rs Of WbtellHg, sald lot being situated on Ia,
,ldlh-Epst corner Of Woods formerly seventy ant
Fifteenth FORMERLY Centie) street, ii the said CT,
n wheeling, WcAt Virginia.
TgRAs OP sALE-One-thlrd Of the purchase none,
and much more rs the purchaser may elect 10 pal
10 raib the Feidue IN two equal iHstAllmGnlS At sii
ild iHcve mouths, with Interest tIOm day Of Aale
ip,c! ii Insurance on the property, for deferred
garments.
The tile 10 the said property lstelsyed 10 he per,
ir but selling as trustee shall convey only such
,,,lt Is Is vested In me by said deed VI trust.
WA. z, HUBBARD, Trustee.
". N. HALLER, Aucti0neer. drS
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NEW foEE, December lO.-Metals-Manu.
isSturGI copper quiet and unchanged; ingot
ID lsE 6 vi 90. Fig Iron firm; Scotch $24 0Oa
20 w.. AhIeFican 81 UOa30 OO; Russia Sheeting
$lS %. Nails. cut s. Gu; clnch S. 2Oa6 20.
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Trains leaving Columbus It SIoP. NJ. and G20AM
ten daily Through Chicago express leaves COlutabui
lay except sunday, At $40 ?. ~, with ElCuIlny raT
TpuAGned, arriving III Chicago ut 7.SO next IorSIuY
Ticket Office, Coluni6uS. S'O- N'fN'
FuAGIan,s Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cans
ibnnf9EuSh without Change ir9m slebenvIs last u
tryGtitaelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus,
Tor through Tickets, BaggaSe Checks, sleepinE Car
AcNOIPI9o19uons, and any ThCr information Epply
y, ,2.s IEs' N. BELLEVLLl.E, Ticket AgOn! It Pan
itanG!c Depot, iOOt Of Eleventh street. or d CHIy
Cieket Once under MeLurO HoulP, Whssliuy.
D. ". CALDWELL,
va, GGn'l Manager, Coun,bus, u.
Genl Pass. and rekGt Agent Columbus. o.
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"SELLRRs' LIVER Pills" are working
more real good in one year than all other
proprietary medicines. % cents per boy.
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A MOST righteous judgment awarded
DR.. Lindsey for the wonderful cures
performed by his "Blood searcher. ;
Sold by all druggists,
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Saturday, lie 2Olh day Of Dec ember, 1879,

lgnmeH5ng at 10 O'clock a. ~. al the front door Of
hr lOurt House Of Ohio county, sell al public auction
liza following described property, tO.wlt:
4 certain lot Or par 81 Of gr0und lying and bepI
,tlAiti In the tity o. Wheeling Beginning Al q
stone and stake At the southwest corner u the ne Of
John Mcclure, 10 deed made by John Mcclure and
si'e to Robert Marshall, dated October Ist lSi5 re-
trIri IN look q, page 1870, running west by north
ilSiyhvt feet 10 stone, thenee north siGty.eiRhl
let to stone, ihelCe west Seventy.scvOn ieet 10 4
stone on the continuation VI Market street so-sallei
ArICe along said street seventy six feet 10 the bPRl
BlG, together with nil the improvements thereon
ahd thereto belonging.
| relieve the titls to be perfect but will convey
Saij the title vested IN me By said deel Oi trust,
IIRss up SALE One third aud more II the Dur.
ther elect la cash on day Of sale the balance in
lEo equal ln'talment, at six aud twelve months ne
Totahle notes bearing interest 10 be given and the
title retained until payment is made IN full.
y. II. Caldwell, Trustee,
WI W. COWDEN, Solicitor. IoyiS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
EAS1 WHEELING DWELLING Anuss

By Virtue ol deed Of trust made by George Mc.
UIliy and Annie T., his vile, to tbs undersigned
trustee, dated JuRotN, 1874, and recorded ia ne
ohcg Of toe Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
rlHly, West VlfglnII, IN Deed Of Trust Book
(, : naya lUD- 1 will on
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ClE"'SNATl. Dsccluber lO.-lIuss steady:
common fiGtt %; light 81 25a4 60; pack.
loE 81 GMl 50: butchers s. 75A4 80. Re-
ceipts go head; shipments 735.
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taiaeutys at 1880 o'clock, A. y. proceed 70 sell,
he font d0dT Of the COuit House Of Ohio county
II Va, to the hIghei: AMI bes bidder, the foloWIs,
described real estate that Il to say Tbrty.SIx iet
ID n Vi the east end Of the south One-han Of loi
agu gyTel Two hundred aud thirty (2l IN Chan.
M aud E0ds addition TO the City Of Wheeling. N
ihs County Of Ohio and State VI West Yrrinla, be.
nv situated On the UiSl side Of EOr street.
tEEss OP sALE-One-thifd u the puFrhaSe money
n ash the residue In two equal payments ii AZ and
1,,v months, With lnereal from day " sale, pllr.
chaser giving nOt,A s0culel by deed OF trust and
Policy VI Insurance on the property, for deieHed
payments,
ri but selling As trustee, shall convey only such
lille a. IA vested In me BY SAid DEED Of trust.
WIN. +. HUBBARD, Trustee
~ II, HALLER, AuctiOnesF. deg
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TRUSTEES SALES.


h. virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Marnro,,s
ytSIy, vile Of samuel Mcvay, with tie aid sSmaSi
Nsvay, her husbahd 10 tho underIlRn,d tfnStss,
lid November sih, 1875, and TWcoFdel 10 Ih0 ofse
Of The Clerk Of tbs GpontL Court d Ohio county,
a.. I all on ~
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Saturday, pecpmher Iath. laza.

Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n sell ut the front door
the court House OF said county, certain tract OF
nal tNtI the Cumberland road, and between said
d and the creek about ye miles east Of tue city If
wheeling and about Six hundred yards from the
HJrHJrOOk Park, commonly kn0Wn rs the Stslln
hfnr containing thirty acres, more or less. This
property one pt the most valuable pieces Of land In
Tie county, being well adapted 10 both building and
rrdenI purposes. Those seeking for building 10 n.
u0ns IN the country will do well to examine this pro.
perry before the day OF sale. For more particular
description u the Ocl ion aud boundITies Of this land
Inference Is made to the deed under which this sale Is
aINeriised.
TG1Ns og SALE :-One.thrd Of the purchase
Laoucy, and rs much more As the purchaser may
Uee 10 pay, In cash; the bAlance In Two equal pay
neaL at bix and twelve months, With interest from
Gay 0 sale, purchaser giving nUtCs secured by deed
q iust for deferred pay ments.
The title to this property Is believed to lie perfect
htsrliinS ~ trustee hail convey only such title Us
h'ese'l III me By said deed Of trust.
J. II. GOOD, Trustee.
GEO A. wICEHAM, AuctiGneer. noviS
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'rRuSTEE'S SALE

~ virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Ludwig VII.
LrIn, trndtr.J T. BtoeEhaIdt aud Louise, his wife,
TFust hook No, o. page l, 10 the Office Of the CLERK
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
I'm.
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SUFFERERS Es Sss SS FnsHE,, Beauty anlEy,
~z-aau=EsRHsaszusV tEuF, Syphilis, CT any
| form Of disease, Cured 1T tho old WESTERN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 296 Vine s., Gin
No charge until cured. Call or write for free
SdVIOe. Charges low. IIAlf rates TO the
| moor, ocS-d&W
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The, quality Of the offerings is nearly,
though not quite as good as last week, Bit
one Of the yards reporting falling OF in TINT
regard. The number received though NOT
near so heavy as last week, is fully up to The
requirements OF the butchers who are buvine
less freely than they did then, as they sur,
Piled themselves generally, In view OF a prob.
able advance this week. We quote common
Hogs at 5%a5Hc, and the better grades al 5X
a8%c' with few selling at the latter price.
TILE RnEEp MLnYrr
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THE snEEr MARKEr,

Thereceipts, though largely in excess Of last
week are not quite as good, and are some.
what in excess OF the demand, which would
be recorded as being quite slow, except for
purchases made by Philadelphia buyer for
that market. Our. butchers are taking com.
Paratvely few sheep We quote butcher
sheep at S1Sa4 &c, with few sales recorded
above &c. Lambs where sold separate from The
old sheep, are quoted at 4a5c. Stock sheep
IN light supply, but fully equal to the de-.
mand, and prices are 81 5Oa2 so per head.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD CO.

2
20 and after November IL, 1879, Passenger Train,
~ run % IolloWs-WhOellng Tlmn:
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UNRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
| REAL ESTATE,

4! NttueOi deed Of trust made by william Il.
sirIe 10 the uuderagned trustee, dSted the 2lst
day Of October ISIS, aud recorded In the Clerks Of.
See Of tue County Court Of Ohio county, West Wiz.
Ghia In Deed VI Trust BOX NJ. II, page 3S2, Will
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TO CHICAGO.
Only IS hours!

AtVGSnrGIs AoooHHOtdstOa-LeaVe BellAlrO at as
P. M Bridgeport 500 p. I arrives Al stsuben villa ~
olo ?: NJ: leaves steubCnvlIlO at $50 a M; BridRE.
port 1T Sol a. m. arrive at BCll1lre At S,0J 4, u.
lhe steubcnvtlle Accommodation, In addition 10
theiE regular trip TO and FROM SitubenVIe viii naku
tne following TiPa between BelIaire and MARITIME
Bridgeport to Martins Ferry ....-. .iO.SE a. m.
p.u.,- .......-..... los p. nj.
4, Dol4HFe'''....,.. ...."..".....ll50 4. IN.
Stopping when required at ShUrtnan House Etas.
WIG, west wheeling and Gravel Hill.
s tas E"s5 92d est can be procured Ut h0 Ticket
no!l Gsns1I l-s,,on,., ~ 2; T y IT, E.,
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wisely all arrangements necessary for tho
well-ordcling Of the spot which is to be
her home, whether that homo bo ore of
wealth or tho revorse-and tho reverse may
come oven after prospective wealth makes
such knowledge sccm unnecessary.
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Let your first attack of indigestion be the
last. Rouse tho dormant energies Of tho so-
mach with the Bitters. Tho tone thus impaired
will remain. This is q fact est ablisLcd by thou
sunds Of witnesses, whose testimony is simply
statement of their own experiences. Those
afflicted with general debility of every phase
will find this medioino au unfaiing agent In
building up and renewing their strength. For
sale by all druggists and respectable dealers
generally.
Dot 1G, 1870 48-1y
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South Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 3. 1870.
On and after this date, Passenger Trains
on this road will run as follows:
UP.
Leave Charleston at 7 90 NJ
Arrive at Columbia at IL so O IN
Leave Columbia at 4 Is D m
Arrive at Charleston at 8 80 n m
NIaur EXPRESS ACCOMMODATE TRAIN.
Leave Columbia 8 30 m
Arrive at Charleston 7 90 a m
Leave Charleston 8 40 m
Arrive at Columbia 6 SO m
Close connections made with Grccnvilc
and Columbia Railroad to and from Wal
hala, Groopville, Anderson. Spartanburg,
Flat Rock and HcndersoDville.
EY" Sleeping Cars oD oil Night Trains.
--berths only 81 so.
JOHN B. PECK,
General Superintendent.
D. G. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agt.
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inurens Branch Trains leave Laurcns G. II. at
90 II. m. and leave Newberry 400 p. IN. on
every day, Sunday excepted.
Abbcvllc Branch Train connects at Hodges
with down and up train daily, Sundays ex-
ccptcd. Leave Abbcyillo at $50 a. NJ; Leave
Hodges at $50 p. N.
Up and down Trains on tho main stem
make close connection ut Columbia with the
up and down day passenger Trains on the
South Caroline Rnilro.d aud with the
through Freight TRIMS. with Passenger Cur
attached, Oh tho Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, and at Alston with
the trains Of the Spart"nburg, Union md
Columbia Railroad for Union, Spartanburg,
tIcudcrsonvilc, Aohevile, &C., dc.
II. II. TEMPLE.
General Superintendent.
j. p MEREDITH, Master Transportation.
JAnEz NORTON, JR., GEM Ticket Agent
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When word to tho wiso is suflioiont,
there is no use in making a stump speech
two hours long. It.4
IF man is on his way to the
woods to commit suicidoand bull suddenly
gives chase, tho chances are that he will
run for his life. Ssfi,; AZ 10 s,t,a;t asf Il
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CONNECTIONS.

At Atlanta, with tho Atlanta & New Orleans,
Short Line, CA. & w. Pt. r. r. and
Kennesaw Route, w. 4 A. K. r. for alE
points in Mississippi Louisiana, Arkan.
sas, Texas and the Northwest
With the Central Railroad Of Gcorgia, for
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, aud al}
points in Southwestern Georgia and
Florida.
With tho Georgia Railroad for Augusta,
Charleston, Port Royal aud Savannah.
At Lula, Ga, with the Northeastern Rail-.
road, for Athens, Ga.
At Seneca, with tho Blue Ridge Railroad
for Walhala and Belton, s. G.
at Grcenvile, S. g., with the Greenvile g.
Columbia II. r.
At Spartanburg, with the Spartanburg,
Union & Columbia Railroad, with the
Suartanburg & Ashcv:l!e Railroad, for
Tyron Mountain, connecting here with
stages for Flat Rock, lIendersonville,
Asheville, and Warm Spring, N @. A
fine and well finished hotel at the foot of
this mountain.
At Charlotte, with tho Richmond & Dam
vile Railroad, for all points North, Enst
and West, and for Virginia Springs
With tho Carolina Central Railroad for
Wilmington and intermediate points.
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The First Snow Fall.
ny JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

il Vi 8 ! 4. / L
The snow had begun 10 tho cleaning,
Aud busily all the night
Had boen hoaping tho field and highway
With silence deep and white.
Every pine, aud fir, aud homlook,
Wore ormino too dear for an earl;
Aud tho poorest twig OH tho elm trco
Was fringed inoh deep with pearl.
From sheds now rooted with Carrara
Camo Chauticlecr's mufilod GROW; NJ
Tho stiff rails wero softened to swans down,
Aud still huttcrcd down tho snow.
stood and watched by the window
Tho noiseless work Of tho Sky,
And tho sudden furries Of snow birds,
Like brown leaves whiring BY
thought Of mount in sweet Auburn,
Where littlo head stone stood
How the flakes were folding it gently,
AS did robins tho babes in the wood.
Up spoko our own littlo Mabel,
Saying, "Father who makes il snow?"
And told her Of tho good All father,
Who cares for US all below.
Again I looked at the snow full
And thought of tho lcadeu sky
That arohed Ger our first great sorrow,
When tho mound was heaped SO high.
remembered tho gradual patience
That fell from that cloud like snow;
Flake by fake, healing and hiding
Tho scar of that deep-stabbed voc.
And again to the child I whispered,
"Thc snow that hushcth all,