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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-04

ysw DrnL,S, IA, yos. g2, ~.
There departed this life. npat this
borough, on Tuesday. Tho 18th inst,
one who by reason of his long rcsi-
jencc in our midst and his sierlinq
traits of character. lescrves more tllsn
the ordinary notice VI your paper.
Philip Gross wts ,nau whose long
life was never clou,lcd ny y woid nn-
Ifily spoken or decd of which his
friends need be ashamed Hc was a
son Of ltoury Grnss, II veteran of the
Revolution apd uuo of the original
fcitlurs of thi, section. He was born
o. The 9th of Doccmber. isJ1. in
Centre township. sor what Wa then
Northumberland aud now Snyder
county, aud moved ia New Berlin
fron Mixers Half Falls ia 1912. J.,
jfav, 1919, he married Eiraloth
Schoch, With whon he enjoyed uyci
sixiy .ca.S of domestic happiness
Thee were harm To them fuuilucu
children. seven of whom suryivo with
his widow TO n)urn the death Vf unc
Ia early wears nrQImeh. and dur,g q
lifetime Of honesty anA integrity hrll
and dcs rycl. !ho rc.pec. ot tGi. rum-
nuniie.
General Gros, niways .ouS an active
intctesl IN lie pubic niiai.s cf tbs
county aud Oh sov"rSi occasions va.
called upon to setvo his ir,as ritig'n>
IN positions of trust Hua honor lie
va, e.ecte .;e.,,isor 0t tte cJl4iy as
Il Democrat, having received Gyef .uc
Thousand majority IN = ynDus Wing
county . whitU Jsat i, merely cited a.,
gn evidence y; the CstcAm in vgica hc
was hcl1 Ly h.s fellow ,lulrut lie
also flied accrftGl.y, fpr thy r.s.4i If
thiils eisat years tlr OF = u ilsdSt
1 al the peace ~ Jv,iiH,a a. accept a
commission fli ff.iri period %. G,r
yc.is He SERVED ~ the rmu.,,i u.. ,
I,tia VI tDe %us, hr,1s sJtce.si,cly
prumnrd Unit. Ito attained the rank oi
hrirailer general "a aI, .csrcct- Ni,
life Is ~oil1y a. the ouIaslu Of !ho
.oNth OF the community al. h.- char
actci a+ a Gutis,idu guj - meu Gc.rr,
cs the cucI.uii.u, "t the gJuL and sir
tu.ue. -L1gj.I.ug j.mmH
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A @ Shot Revolver Free

Tho fsno1S .tmuritan Model . Shot
Boll Djter Revolver 1. made OF select
metal aud neatly flushed. The cyln,
Ter icyolAcs when the hammer Is rails.
ed. Can hs loaded in nm instant
Just tie tliug for 7tomp3 uai Ba,
glars iI",iug perfected niiunsemcut.
Tor an inmCusc quantity uC th.sc Re-
Nolvcis. We are eugh.rd tp make lh,
.,l'uwitg aud her,tul"tu uuIaul','cd
pi;cr 10 Introduce thr .Nopimp.h
GurS' into Now Homcs. We offer {,
'end as elctanta.t itpmium ard one
Revolver iioc. to any one who V,i,
send - crui. for six months aia.
subscriptions The .BGmmoh GQrs'
is our "t tho luI,st lapors published
iu tie "uiit the luni,y rNoliio aud
ho1.u paper for, the million. |, iu-
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Illustrated mDc!oa. stoiics. porHy.
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&c e.. 10y the nbi,sl w.t,r..
Olr snlr purpose IN mAjlk this
guest offer j, to introduce our paper.
vel anoNiua $50 cAi .,ua.. Auall.d.
ot Sloscribcr, ip almost ANY town.
This offer :. oaca uAiy G) days. Ec.
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A Social CLUBS. If such snCiciy
were 10 canvass its ,neI.. hegs, and they
in turn carry on the work "a intro
rncing the Home Cook Eooi, We would
feel that cookery was soon TO be MI
ite,t health could possibly wish, or the
palate crave. Right here We will cay
that the publisher. Mr.. j. Erel. Wag>
E6ner. Chisagn, is dc,irous Of securing
I, worthy aud intelligent agent in tais
vicinity, to whom liberal pay Is prom
iced and his pamphlet, ."Prdciical
Hints on Gl1pJs5iag." specially adapt
ed TO this book, IS mailed to all sp'
plicanls.
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DN virtue Of the ipwC; aud ndlhq..i.
- confined IN the hs, VIII II cot Hen
ry e. Eyer, LAT" {, ,.e hnrngh of S,'u. -
grove, deceased, ".i lie exposed to Pub
Il le. OF
Thu saay. December 4,h. 1879,
at the Keystone Hrlel ip rhc borough
eIvre.uii, the following uluttlr real cs,
tate aud personal property, 10 VII,
No. |,
All that cerlHin p.anrhtirn md tract Of
land situate ia P,uu township Sarier Co..
Pa Ghout three'fourlhs OF mile sourh
of be botoUl - OF Selius,roye. rui hound
ca Jy e,her lands 0t iieniy q Eyer. d.o /
on iaeuprh, on the cast hy Penn Greek
On the snVlh ly nGis Of .ohu =. ll.hcr
aud on the wcsi rs luul, OF john Nomia
sud others. aoUreiniag OSE HUNDRED
AND liFrN-TUEEE ACRES more or
lr,s, thereon ercciei a ir, story frnmr
dwelling House. a large EtpG Barn With
straw shed over manure gard, Corn Cribs.
wagon Shed largo Hay Shed an1 ollcr
necessary ombui ldings, tGe Wells VI ue7cr
falling water, nm Orchard Of chujce fruit
rees. The land is nearly all clear aHI u
high state Of cultivation.
No 2.
A certain Tract, piece, or parcel Of laud
situate IN the township and county gtore
said. hl'oui Ous,fsGglh OF y mile south of
he borough OF SeinsgroVe. sud ounde 4
nn the north by land Of John =. RicLtcr
on the east by Penu's Cree. ou tue south
ani west by other hnd- of Henry q. ryer.
deed. combining Two ACRES AMI one
hundred aud fty aud one, ,lnlf perchts.
more or less. thereon erected two Houses
Coach. maker Shop. blacksmith Shop
stable, Sc. fruit trees, &sl, o. water, SO
10 z.
a certain Lot o. plrl Of a lei of ground
situate ia tho borough " selihsgraye. fpa
houudet on iAe2orlu hy lotto rSlfse ,Fssi-
eel. on ibs eas. Ly L,ssc, .ftgtgy E ~
south by 10 of .~hioh ;his !. s1sii ~
% the ~es' hy tn rilrs, SsirF, SA,tfD -
In v ia,h and ons hunJrsJ md s'es ,Ef
in ieiyb. more of less, theihg psH v tS
Nv. ~ in the nssssr adliuss IL iLg tSe
oash " Selinssrsss,J tLtsaig .srecisa,i
~. . u T y ..ra
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Overcoats +! Overcoats

Weis A Oppenhsimor, Seins2rnvc.
can supply tho whole county with
o.crcoDis. They have ~ largo variety
Uf them in stock and are roceiv,uk
new ones daily Give tia II call ant
youwill lind, that you cnu save money
by buying yDar clothing .. Wei, &
Oppouhcimer.
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'THlaL LlST-Dec. TERM 1879

Henry N. Nipple Va, p..iel Krebs. Exur Ae.
4. ". uofman vs.. W q HerToId,
Emins Niol1 E-iin No. Vi. Henry HelYick
HI. s. stroh vs. Christian Hitn.r
Solomon Hammei w. Dwid Meiser
conrld ltummol 20. sarae
\ NJ .'iizei W. same ..l.r
ypel h.ss 81. vs, iohn q. Rreiizcr .a
John y, klurH'. rho sEpbary and Ls~.stoWn
H. X. co.
J.son Gy nu for Use vs.. Jacob Eiis ard Dg.
BlDgan.an fs
John piatrich 70 isaae Buns etsi
". q. Hergoid vs.. George uaugley
Tpoinss Y. smith VI. 4. n. Tho uas
J.coo 6.suicr,.r vs. Pbnip =. ssLnes
U .tharins Nanv ilz,h W, a. q, sinpsan
coD .Sehp.e, i4rdi! &c. ~. Isvi ksplss.
y4i.ntiss waiter VI. Mary sh.eovr.
~ .ssse s'I.s, s,., as, ss i.sss aud ~ sA'l 4
y ss Z s;cRov sE, r.ssny
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Notice TO Heirs

In ne M after crime D.toic n EaFc Au
,ood late OF NuGoc louusi,p, Soy ytsr
c9wiH dee,dtni
- -!corgN " Aurart.
Henry j Auraui, Amo.u !ptrrusrrlI WIN
[ nae tfEuc,er, S.rtJ !utcrVu,ri'I W.T.
l-tlc lrter, JOHN y huli.1, WILTON Au,
raul, Jonas Anrlud, Alice into G,atr.aI vltN
----- fittcr, tho .uit Al.c' bc!gs q .linor Et,
ll lUr guardian k 4. Itgs. all io..I.u, Zoo
Suy'e cuu-tN PA, tit4tr'h iutc. mari, q
rItu IIlu Oidt Oakland Mil,s, lsUs' ...ao,rsl
haTtWIn, -----. ---.----- i.vE, lC.rs md -Li
repir cu'tttes ni li.fti" hutard. 4! - % 5luu.
roc tyB"t4'p, hyiuE county IA. urcctfuI.
GI.r3uI
VOW are hereby ciic3 pts nni nppe,r bcilt,
the ludgos ~. oar e.. phiasl ,uur', az an or.
phhnsl Court 20 ls held it Middle'urg 90 tls
-Di Monday %! luremLer Il. L 80 20 l1
O'Clock IN the rutcDspu, thcp and there % nc,
cryt or refuse 10 tnE. tho koll -. 90 1,st
Hc'tt NurtI', d crI.el, al the d. lTuiS ~ y T.
udtion pGt Hp'n u by 40 Inquest tuiy twatiei
Dy tho sad cuu-'i aGl retained U, 100 ruCr q
OF sat- comfy, nr sApT cau.e VIII tu' came
sAl1td not bg sold. Ana .!Ig.uuI ~ tot;
Niire., the lion. ~ cpt a.. BucIv~. El.,
fttdrntot our salt Cuurt, AZ NldditJUrs,
thks gtE Gay Vl oct. Al. lNf.
J ChCtaE, Ciotk q. g.
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Notwithstanding the late advance
IN goo,ls, Wcis { Oppt nheimer Selina>
ar5ys are selling just as choap now
and rs,lly cheaper than ever. Call
and &c. their large stock.
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wASrrD--At actisy young msnto
learn wagon.Inskins. Apply at once,
10 person, 10 YIN. II. Coleman, Hcavcr
town, ia.
Ladies' Costs OF all kind, q. s. weis
selinsgrove.
Gcrmantown wool and zephsrs
selling at reduced prices IL y. wois'
!stlinsgfo,e,
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Ar IfoNf --Thoodoto Walter is vi
hgms nriv for short stay. We uu-
drrs,apd fbeo. likes his new place o
Dizziness iir4t.rate. Glad TO hear il
Theo. is q No. |. fellow.
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HoMr FRoN kiSsS&--j Moray
lnpc,r, of B'ascr,own. Jacob and
Horace bonfcr sons of llrnry Banl.r,
E.l or ravtonyiIIc, al io'6irg and
fccliuI we'll Clad 10 .co yuu gents,
Murray Lupfer brought with him
Samples Of tho present grnwiug wheat
crop which meaiuru about ftIccu
inchc. Ia irngi1 Tnat - Ali Nhe,t
ut this season vi the wear.
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To regulate tho liver, stomach, nni
hqwsts tee oniy "Selicr,' Liver ri,l4.'
Take no other. 2Jc. box. AL dug
gists GEL tLeu..
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a stou. backbone ls as essential 20
physical health ~ to political confis'
tepcy. for Weakness Of the back and
.siisordck OF tho liver and kidneys, the
tonlc AND moderate dictetic action OF
she Filters is the one thing need.ul,
'teme,abss that the stomach is the
'nains,ay Of every oIher organ, and
tina. hS(evigora'ion, the spinal column
aud MI i.s dependencies are strength,
tned.
Tor liossottersALNA NANAC for 1880
apply to Drusgista end Eoalers gener'
nlly. | '''
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ElIaANr HAIR is,woman's ctown!ng
teauty, When it fades she fides rs
we'll. While l, is kept bright. her
personal attractions are still main,
tanned. by preserving the hair fresh
and vigorous q youthful appcMance is
continued c Through MANY years
Those who grieve oyer their fading
hat turning gray too early, should
know that Ayers Hair Nigor prevents
IL. and restores gray or faded haiT to
its natural co.or. Il Is a clear aad
.lcsi,hfil preparation, containing ncI-
iaer ci!. dye, nor anything sdelstesieas
aud iNparts,to tho scalp ~ast !. mast
needed Ia sense q plea. ...at and de.
ligLlgyl ifssdeni frpm, srsri;or daaas
~ 2 N B4a tH 81 1's'a.ss' /;
-@~l = 81 4.-4~s-..{ ftf
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Buffalo Robes At weis & Oppcnlcin.
cr's, Solin'grivc. C,ll All examine
them aud learn tho prices. before you
purchase someNh hero else.
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Cors,ipaiion, sich headache. aud
hiiiou.nes1 cured by "Scllrrs' Liver
PhLsn- Try them 25c. rcr box.
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guaranteed to any man. Wanted an
honest energetic Ike wQrker with It
capital iroal. s30c to $ED, business at
hJus al irostiar iull psticniprs
z, &. SEEBQLp.
Nov. -. 1875, hidticburs, Ia.
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CeCrn9T Hlg Cares Hisilcl5 2a1 EgHIllgl3.
liZgn1r NIX Cdi9S RAelGl,.Gn and tame hack
CispiQl Flls t'Isg CTS Na'3si 2li hIll
CiJ.t0I Xix Is L.a5 Gn.Y By ! 01.IIlIC v. D
Sold by JnO 4. Mon,l. Middlcbmg va
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igEss MAI" IN 81 iars )nares catlIusus
81. Cincinnati Cal,.
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]Bug dralH> and Goal I,arset
NIAIII1IED.

en- tho g7. ui,.. by Rey.J. r. sIiuJel
Icha',cs reie.s nyl Miss lHu.y Haue
p el, both u riidsAiaGs
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iIata of tho latest styles ,ind I'M.
mcnsc variety at weis 4 Oppauii.in
er's Selinsgrdyc..
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4 certain piece ~ pet of \ Lot ci
ponnd riirtn on The 'crracr of Marx c
nnd Dough OrAs's AZ the Borough " Sc
hnrgrdSc, bounded % ,t,. ucrth ~ Ucuel
street. on tGo east ly IN alley, on tt,
south ~ lJi No II Vt Which hi. IT. put
aud ON Tie west Iy Market siiesi. G,iuu
dirty y'snyen feet ~ with nul cur hun
hied aud eiXiy leyt ,n r,n and he,.e
ptrl oi lot Nu !, ta!.o Wt,rg rttiiia
10 The torodth uf Sv!id.Uovc. th.rsuu
rrVe'rj atNO.ssi. lHm,e, Susui,, Sc
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.i1 mn cfN1F luysUoi n VOL ct..rf
'l' ~ W'Vlj srrts mNt". f,ttGro1 v,ery
u.ni- H"., scout roc Nr.'.r'fl t'5 .lIUl
'l#tr = HtNIENs 90, E.HhS,,, li NDt
r,fc,f. ;,cN N9.M
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new Two siory wsa,bstsssrdsd ususe
Stable, 40.

A certain Lot o. part VT LOT OF ground
situate in the harcush OF Beilu ,yt,,r
aforesaid. .Ssl b"unird on the north w
The lot l6t above mentioned. on the east
by Market street. on the south by let OF
samuel iihywsker. qhd on the west by au
alley. heiug forty fonr tccs in widlh aud
one hunirod aud siX'y feet 10 depth more
or less. thereon erec'e two story frame
wcaihtrho, del ii0u.e aud otLcr opihuili
tug. thring pirt ~ lot No. - Ia the
Weiscr Hd4iuoa 'otte borough s'Se,ins
grove"
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'Ct:NTs WtSc..p ro-,Ac re..arl sat.
81 'tIrut fi'tI.itl b rIss.lut Btrtv.. Iri 80
.c5urrI 800 r'u. N.riosAt El.,t,ultJ
.v. iLIt.J.iaH. TA.
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FROM 5000 10 SIS OG A MONTHS

Philadelphia, renna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-04
MARTINS FERRY.

Our people were shocked Monday
morning. 10 hear of the death OF Miss
Lucy Wood, youngest daughter OF Joel
and Elizabeth Wood, in her 18th year.
Miss Lucy was an amiable, Christian
Young lady, beloved by all who knew
her. Her last sickness was but bret,
some two weeks, and was not considered
dangerous till Sabbath evening The
funeral will take place tomorrow
Thursday, at 10 A. NJ. lnterment al
Walnut Grove Cemetery.
The social given last Friday and Sat
urday nights, in Commercial Hall, by
the Red Men, was success. Tho net
proceeds will be aboutOne hundred dol
lars. George Bottles, OF the Laughlln
mill. was the successful candidate Tor
the shot gun.
There will be communion service
next Sabbath, in the U. 2. Church: Inc
pastor. Rev. Wen, will be assisted by
Rev. Owens, OF Steubenville, Ohio.
Tomorrow is pay Sugar day at the
Laughlin mill.
Squire Houghton has opened up an
office on Second street, in the room
formerly occupied by Squire Eggleson;;
A number of our citizens will attend
the semi-centennial exercises at the Mt.
Pleasant Presbyterian Church, to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-04
"RED MEN, MUST NOT RULE
WEST VIRGINIA

oRED MEN" MUST MI
WEST VIRGINIA Y
1t is greatly to be desired that no
hardness or timidity in dealing With
the outlaws in Wetzel and adjoining
counties shall be allowed to bring re-
proach upon the State. II will require
but a brief reign Of these desparadoes to
give such notoriety to our State as VIII
deter immigration and even deplete its
present population, but it will require
very long time to mend its reputation.
1t is a character Of cases that demand
prompt, heroic and decisive treatment
1t is, perhaps, expecting too much OF
the average justice Of the peace, who
lives in a sparsely settled locality, with
no protection for his property, or his
life. save his single arm, and with anon
ymous warnings and menaces coming
to him every day, TO have the courage
TO stand up and do his duty as an OH
Ger of the law, however much he may
be inclined. II makes il harder when
ne finds the law abiding citizens OF ms
neighborhoOd Fighting shy" OF any re-
sponsibihty, and ready to hide their
heads on the first symptoms Of danger.
A bold, united and pronounced express
sion of the advocates OF law and order
would not only tend to encourage the
officers Of the law but deter the mob
which deties them. The virtue and etii-
cheney OF any law depends very much
upon the esteem in which it is held and
the respect paid it by the substantial
part OF a community.
II these "Red Men," who seem to
aspire to and possess many OF the char
acteristics Of wild beasts Of prey, and
prowl about during the night seeking
victim to satiate their blOOd-thrsty pro-
pensities, are permitted to flourish in
any part Of the State, either by lack OF
courage among the officials to enforce
the laws, or a lax state OF local sentl-
ment toward such crimes, it is never
theless a condition OF affairs that affects
the character OF the whole State, and
cannot be tolerated for that reason. The
State authorities must take the monster
bv the beard wherever it raises its head
i'm defiance of local authority. We must
either suppress these outrages now, or
witness a succession Of crimes that will
startle the whole State. There IS moth
ing like nipping the thing in the bud.
PENNSYLVANIA delayed it until she was
compelled to hang Mollie Maguires by
the dozen. Kentucky has allowed her
name to gain an unenyiable reputation
throughout the country. 1t strikes us
that wherever and whenever civil
authority fails toairord protection to any
locality, that we have then and there a
full, perfect and palpable case for the
authority Of the State to assert ITSELF
without waiting to be startled into ac-
ton by the cry OF murder and the torch
OF the fire fiend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-04
THE OHIO CONVENTION.

The Ohio Democracy viii determine,
TODAY, not only whether the party will
be successful in that State this year,
but whether it win be successful IN the
country in 1880. This is the supreme
moment Of the party in the state ana
nation. Wise action at Columbus TO-
day. viii give the country to the Dem
ocracy for generation; laundering on
the part OF the leaders viii sink the
party for an equal period
It is the opinion Of shrewd political
observers that, through the wicked
Quarrel between the Tammany and
TupES factions, New York is irretriey-
ably lost to the Democracy. Its their
opinion that this party must win, II II
wins at all, without the aid OF the En-
pire State.
With New York lost to the cause,
Ohio must be fastened as with hooks
of steel" THURMAN is the one man
who, if placed at the head OF the
ticket, to-day, can bring victory
He is able; he is available.
A Democrat by birth, education
and conviction; having stood high in
the councils Of the party for more than
a generation; having freely mixed with
the people Of every county in the State
met and advised with them personally,
time and again-he has their confidence,
AMI his nomination would arouse their
enthusiasm as no other would.
His election would be assured
from the start. II he declines to run,
conscript him. He is too good a soldier
10 offer a substitute.
The recent rapid advance Of HAYES
popularity in the Republican party; his
dictation Of FOSTER's nomination, and
his seizure of the Republican party or
SANITATION Of the State, all point to his
candidacy for reelection in 1850. Let,
-a.-. thc issue be squarely made. Shall
4. Pod. THURMAN, craftsmanship and con-
sri,u,ioual government; OF shall 1t be
HAYES. a continuation Of strife, distress
al uilitary interference?
GOV. BISHOP is an amiable gentleman;
zen. RICE is clever and popular; but a
can. paigu led by either must be spirit
less, and the result without significance.
With THURMAN to lead, the State would
become a political battle ground, roar
ing and red-hOt.
Foster, HAYES nominee and right
hand man, is a political trickster, plaus-
ible and clever, but an utter stranger TO
principle. He has a reputation rs an
organizer, but in this roll he is no match
fer john G.. THOMPSON, THURMAN 5
chest man." With THURMAN to lead on
the stump; THOMPSON 10 organize, amt
the Enquirer 10 pour its hOt-shot into
the ranks of the enemy, the Western
Democracy would march to the front,
seize the party reins and drive on to
glorious national victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-04
Deal Gently with the stomach.


If II proves refractory, mild discipline is the
thing 70 set it right Not all the nauSeouS
draughts and bOluses ever invented can do hall
as much to remedy its disorders as few wine
glaSSiulls-say, three a day-of Hostetter'S stom-
ach Bitters, which will afford it speedy relief,
and eventually bsuish every dyspcpdc and
bilious symptom. Sick headache, nervousness,
slllowness Of the complexion, fur upon the
tongue, vertigo, and those many indeScrioable
aud disagrecable sensations caused by indiges-
ton. are too often perpetuated by injudicious
dosing. An immediate abandonment OF such nan
dom and in advised experiments should be The
first step in the direction Of cure; the next step
the use OF this standard tonic Alternative, which
has received the highest medical sanction and
won Unprecedented popularity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-04

VIM. p. Hubbard, administrator, &C., of A. J.
Pannell, deceased,
VS..
Alex Updegraff ct al, executors OF l. CPdegrAh'
deceased, and Others,
IN cHANcERY.
Nv virtue OF a decree o! the Municipal Court
Of WheC ling entered I'm this cause on the 18TH
day OF April, 1879, the undersigned Special Com
missiOners will, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1872.
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
of the Court House OF OHIO county, sell al public
auction 10 the highest bidder the following de-
scribed real estate: Lot eighty 1907 IN ID. lanes
addition 10 the city OF Wheeling, fronting on
south York street. on wheeling Island, tossther
with the twO-stOry frame dwelling house there
on. Also so much OF lOthfty.hvetA1l In Michael
Graham's addition 10 said city as is bounded rs
follows: Beginning at the northeast corner OF
said lot S. thence westwardly with the north
line of said lot thirty-twO (32) feet, nine l9)
inches 10 the middle Of tie wall dividing the
double ten ment brick house now erected on
said lot: thence IN straight line through the
center Of said wall lengtnwise, in a southerly
detection 100 feet 20 the south boundary Of said
lot. thence To the southeast corner OF said lot,
and thence to the place of beginning, fronting
on the south side OF Fourteenth street. between
Wood aud Jacob streets, together with the two
story brick dwelling house thereon;
TERMS OF SALE-One-iJNTth of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance IN three equal
payments in eight, sixteen and twenty four
months with interest from day OF sale, the pur-
chaser tOg1Vc his notes for the credit inStalments
with approved personal security, and the utle "
be retained until payment in full OF the purchase
money. GEO Is; IAbp" ELL
Special Commissioners.
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