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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02
SNec,M Notices.
NOTICE..

Those indebted to 4. NJ. Smith
will please call ut my Office on OF
before the 4th day Of August, 1879
and settle their accounts. Those
who fail to comply with this re-
quest may expect to he sued at any
time. Il. J. SIMrsOS.
Mrs. Atkinson has just opened
u large lot Of white tics and all
kinds Of neck wear. M
All kinds Of dress buttons at
Mrs. Atchinson's.
See! See Largest and most
fashionable assortment OF clothing
ever brought To Weston, is to be
found at Dunnington's.
Young ladies, il You want to fix
your fate before you pass the shady
side Of %, 90 to Mrs. Atchinson's
for your OUTFIT never fails.
Don't forget that We arc con-
receiving fresh additions to
our already large stock Of clothing
and gents furnishing goods, and
cannot be undcrsold. Call and see
and be convinced.
DuyyIyGToS, the Leading Clothicr.
Why is it that some Of the voting
ladies' have such n dilapilated ap-
pcarancc because they decorate
themselves with gov gaws instead
of buying good substantial articles
at Mrs. Ael.inson's.
Mrs. ATcursoS has secured the
services of Il fashionable Millincr,
who will remain with her for some
time. She will shortly have on her
Spring and Summer goods, and
promises to 10 the "fair thing" with
her customers.
For SALE-rhe old Catholic
Church lot. This lot will he sold
upon reasonable terms. Apply 10
Father Tracy or A. F. Whclan.
"Rcd Daisy" soap at Dr.. Simp.
sons drug store.
Collars and cuffs 25cta IL sctt,and
corscts for 25cts, ut Mrs. Atchin-
sons.
Children's shade hats 30cts, and
ladies' garden hats 3rts, at Mrs.
A,chinson's.
We heard Dr.. Simpson say the 9th.
n day that he intended to sell every
hing ray dorm for cash; that he knew
how to buy cheap. and new better how
10 sell cheap. You know where his
office and store is-orposite the burnt
district.
Railroad.-Goods not sold for
lcsa than cost; goods not given
liway; goods not misrcprcscntcd;
hut goods sold at bottom prices at
Dunningtou's Clothing Store.
Good ROASTED COFFEE put up
in pound packages for 20 cents per
pound at ]. A. BARNES Grocery.
The reason Dr.. Simpson sells SO
many drugs, notions, &C., is because
they arc so good and cheap.
WHY work for sl5 per month,
when you can make from $50 To
800. -Four weeks instructions
will prepare YOU to make the pic
lure business q success. For terms
apply to s. +. BARRETT.
Proprietor Weston Art Gallery.
For the finest, cheapest and best
assortment Of clothing and gents
furnishing goo d. in the city. 20
DunningtVn's.
Why il il that some Of your
Weston ludics appear so much
more stylish than othcres7 Simply
because they bought their hats,
neck wear. etc, ut Mrs. AtrlIin-
sous.
All white chip goods will be sold
Mt cost in order to close out, at
Mrs. CoX's.
A large lot Of prints and lnualins
Mt Mrs. CoX'E.
A full supply Of corscts at Mrs
Cox'S.
silk pongccs, black Cashmcrs,
Poplins, and all shades in all wool
nj Mrs trrkiusnu'.
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TIE Wheeling Intel'igeneer says
that Grccnback meetings in the
Third District generally wind up
with a dance.
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SEVERAL of Weston's young IL
dies were at Jane Lew this week.

We see by the Gilmeri'e that the
improvement of the Little Kama
wha is going on rapidly.
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G. NJ. GAYLORD lost n valuable
horse on Monday last. 1t il sup
posed that the horse died from
overlooking.
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a NOUiNCE,l l.Nl'.
FOrSuprrintcndcnt OfFrce
schools.

At the rcqncs, Of humorous friends In die.
er'ni 'relO0s Ofihs county, | hereby m.
nOuuce mySri'n candidate FOR reelection to
hs 0Ire u: G!un'y Superintendent y! l'.ss
Shoot
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SNcclM Notices.

Don't forget it.'-Mrs' Atchin-
son takes the lead in selling the
best ind chospcst Millinery Good,
in town.
FOn SAl.E.-Thc Weston lanyard.
For full particulars apply to T. A.
Edwards. mE
Go to Barnes for your groceries,
You will save money by doing so.
John Barnes is selling groceries
Of all kinds at bottom prices. Call.
and examine his stock.
Cedar churns at Brinkman's.
The Branch of the Baltimore
Clothing House has just received
Il large lot Of new goods.
7. ADnLEp
Victoria Lawns, PiQuas and!
heavy white goods for saclucs and
capcs, which arc now very fashions
able, ut Mrs. Atchinson's.
Beautiful Zephyr Shawls, all
colors and prices, at Mrs. Atchin-
sons.
Go to Mrs. pattcrsons for your
groceries, she is selling everything
at bottom prices.
Fans and parasols at greatly re-
duccd prices at Mrs. Atclinson's.
| propose selling all goods in
our line cheap as any house i'll
Weston for cash or good produce
consisting in part of glass and
IucenswarC also stone and wood
ware, brooms, flour, coffee, sugar,
lea, soda, rice, canned goods of
different kinds. Give me a cali.
All accounts due me must be
settled at once. | want my hooks
closed up every six months.
Mis-. ArcmIysoy.
All shades of Zephyrs ut 12tcts
an ounce, and Germantown Woods
lScts, at Mrs. Atchinson's. These
are cash prices.
Those who are going to buy
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
&C., will save money by calling at
The Star Clothing House, and tax
ing advantage Of the 30 days clear
ance sale.
AT Mrs. patrrson's you can get
good coffee Mt Is cents per pound.
The Star Clothing House will
sell in the next 50 days lower than
their usual low prices. They want
to make room for their fall md
whites goods, hence tho great re-
ducuon in prices. Give them
call. ~ .r.I
White chip hats and bonncts 50
cents ut Mrs. Cox's. ..N.
GIVE Me- 4 CALL.-Thc branch Of
the Baltimore Clothing House has
just received Il large lot Of CLOTH
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks,
Valises and Gents Furnishing
Goods. We do not advertise a
saving Of 10 per cent, but will sell
cheaper than the cheapest. To
convince you Of this fact, come in
and sec. p. Adder,
AL kinds Of Fruit Jars ut Barnes.
All kinds of Millinery Notions at
Mrs. C0x's.
Linon collars and cuffs at Mrs.
Cox's.
All styles Of white chip and
white straw hats and b0Mncts will
be sold AT cost III order to close out
at Mrs. AtchinsUn's.
Mrs. Patterson Is selling every.
thing way down, Arbucklcs roasted
cotIc put up in pound packages for
20 cts, Rrown sugar Sets.
Re =cmbcr that all goods will be
sold cheap for cash or produce, at
Mrs. Cox'$ in order to make room
for the fall stock.
Mrs. Atchison's stock is complete
she has just received the latest
style Of Frcnch flowers, silk, Satins
and Gauzcs for hut trimmings. New
style Of breton lace collars, cuffs,
Breton lace tbs, black and white
Grape lace md ruiTs &C., g., nd
iniinitIm.
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CHARLESTON is said to have more
whisky shops than any town III
the State.
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PERSONI1L MENTION.

Prof. Crippen returned this wcel
from Buckhannon.
Louis Millhiser was in Clarks
burg n few days this week.
Major Roger, Of Philippi, was i.
Lewis county this week.
Coles hack left on Wcdnosda,
for Webster Springs for Judge Ed
mission and his party,
Judge Camden and Major G. D,
Camden arc now visiting thu
Bethesda Springs, Wisconsin.
Mr.. Lively reports some -;
visitors at the Webster Springs thi!
week.
We learn from the Gilmcrite tha
Miss Lydia Gaylord, Of our town, /!
visiting friends i'll Glenville.
Charles Caywood, who has beer
instructing our band for some time
left on Thursday last.
Misses Emma and May Lock
hard were in Johntown, Harrison
county, on Sunday.
John 0. Mccoy and W. J. Cot,
rill, Of Sutton, !wcrc registered at
the Waldo House on Thursday.
Miss Ella Tins, of New York, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Thomas
Tins, Of this county.
DR.. W. J. Bland and son, Willie,
and II. P. Camden, went 10 Par
kersburg this week.
Mr.. John S. Horncr, of Arkan.
sas, brother Of r. S. IIorncr, Esq,
has been visiting this section.
Il. i. Bartlett, Of Webster, Tay-
lorcounty, passed through here on
Sunday.
DR.. Ward started to Summer.
vile, Nicholar county, on Thurs.
day.
Mussrs. Spatcs and Green, of
Clark4burg, spent Monday night
here, on their return from the
Webster Springs.
Minnie" Stalnaker, Of Troy, will
hereafter manipulate the glasses
behind the bar at Dawson's Tidal
Wave Saloon.
We are glad to learn that Amos
Bright, mention Of whosc illness
was made last week, is now consid-
cred out Of danger.
J. l.. Ruhl, John Smith, Lloyd
Hur'cy and Charles Vassar, of
Clarkslurg, was in town this
week.
John ". Stalnakcr, DR.. J. S.
McWhorter and wife, and Mrs. +.
Hcckert, of Troy, were i'll town on
Tuesday.
General George a. Iackson's
friends will regret to
learn that his health continues in Il
feeble condition.
a Whcclingparty passed through
1ur town this week, on their way
home from tho Webster Salt Sui
phur,Springs.
Hon. J. y. Camden. OF Parkcrs-
burg, was here Friday last attend
ing Il meeting Of the Railroad Di-
.ectOrs.
Wo see by the Buckllannon
Dclta that Misses May Jackson and
Mamie Brannon, and Louis Ben
nett, were ut that place this week.
Mr.. William L. Arnold and Viii
,on Arnold left on Tuesday for
The Webster Springs, to bring Mrs.
Arnold, Miss Floridc Arnold and
Miss Flora Jackson home.
Misses Camden and Pool, who
have been visiting Miss Jessie
Camden for a short while, loft our
town on Monday last for their
homes.
Miss Jessie Camden left on Mon
lay for Deer Park, Observation-Disclosures
she will visit the daughter Of Scna-
tor Fl. &. Davis, with whom she
Travelled in Europe last summer.
Mr.. John Hamilton, Of Grants
vile, passed through our town on
Friday lust, on his way to Webster.
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IT is expected that the track lay
ers on the railroad will reach Janc
Lew by Thursday next.
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VIZ have intilnated something Of
the kind before; but when it comes
to Il fight over the publishing inter
ests of this State, We have out the
black flag in one sense. That is,
we neither ask nor expect quarter.
l-h'i,chie Gu.ctie. -'..
Said like n man, Mr.. Gazette and
We hope that every publisher in
West Virginia, will have the moral
courage to stand up and inlorsc
the sentiments above. The news
paper men OF West Virginia arc
amply able to protect their own
interest, il they will act together.
-A@ms County AWeal.
4 FRIGnTFUL ACcIDEHT.-Thc
other day, near what is known as
the Rattling Bridge, passenger
train No. 10 west, struck and in
stautly killed two little boys aged
six and eight years, sons of Mr..
Patrick Martin, who resides near
the cemetery. AT the time of the
accident there WAS Il freight train
going cast, at which the little hoys
seemed to he waving their hats,
and standing On the track on which
No. 10 vas approaching, uncon-
cious of their danger. The cngin-
Ger blow the whistle and used every
means TO avert the impending fate
of the little fellows, but to no pur-
pose, his engine struck both Of
them, throwing them against the
train of horpcrs going east, +'and it
| in turn knocking them back to the
engine, again, until their heads
were battered into Il shapcless mass,
scattering their brains over tho en-
ginc and in the cab. The train
wNs stopped and the bodies picked
up and brought to the depot.
These little fellows were in the
habit of going along with older
boys TO watch their COWS which
pasturcd along the railroad, and
wanderd of from their companions
and got on the track where they
met their sad iite.-.liar!iHsyuIy
IndcreAl.M,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

County Counron Monday, next
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old, ISL hands high, weight 9S5 pounds,
for $50; one bay horse, 16 hand high,
weight 1900 pounds for S165; oncNgfay
pony, 8 years old, IL hands lightweight
635 pounds, fof S85; one bay horse yeArs
old; l6t hands high, weight 1000 poundS,
Us. Cooper, Of the Monroe street sta
bles, reports the market good, the demand
being greater than the supply for heavy
horses. He wants fifty head Of Norman
colts, 8 years old and upward, at his Sta.
bles, at once. The following are sample
sales made at the stable since Saturday:
One gray mare, 8 years old, weight 1850
pounds, Si26j one Sorrel gelding, 8 years
old, weight 1900 pounds, $50; one black
gelding, 6years old, weight 1900 pounds,
$50; one black gelding,7 years old, weight
1850 pounds, SIS lone bay gelding, years
old, weight 600 pounds, s65; one gray
geldlng, 5 years old, weight 1,450 pounds,
$50; one gray mare, Q years old, weight
1900 pounds, $lS5; one bay gelding, Z
years old, weight 1000, $50.
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The Price or Horses Going IN.

Chieaso Times,
For the last week there has been a de-
cided increase OF interest in the horse
N rket, and all classes are selling for what
they are worth, and quite a demand is
manifested for heavy animals and for lne
geldings, as well as coach teams. There.
y also some inquiry for speed. The iol.
lowing are some Of the sales made bv
Messrs. Fisher & Taylor:
Une gray mare, Z years old, l5i hands
high. weight 1,090 pounds for Sl5O; one
sorrel horse, Syears old, 1871 hands high,
weight 925 pounds, for sos; one blsct
pony, years old, 1$t hands high, weight
$50 pounds, for $40; one bay horse, 8 YEAR
old, 10 hands high, weight 900 poSnds,
for SIPS; one sOrrel horse, Q years I'D. Isl
hands high, weight 075 pounds, for Sos:
one pair Of Bashaw horses, 5 years old
lot and l5l hands high, weight 965 and
9S6 pounds, for SS25; one black horse. s
yesrs old, 10 hands high, weight i.0S5
for Sl65; one bay horse, 0 ySars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-16

In a paper read before the Social Sci
ence Association at Saratoga, the otherday,
by Robert p. Porter, Of Chicago he under
takes to demonstrate that the Western
States are financially in a better position
than the Eastern States. He says Iowa
has recently refunded her State debt, ell
fecting a saving OF 8 per cent per Gnnum,
aud that Illinois has saved . per cent per
annum by the same process. A great part
OF these State bonds. are owned by the
people OF the West. He also combats the
idea that the West is heavily in debt. The
aggregate Indebtedness Of Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania is
SIS, COS, POS, while Michigan, Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska only
" SOS, 703,S73. The State Of Massa-
chusetts owes alone So, 400,464, q sum
greater than the total Indebtedness Of
the Western States named. The local or
municipal Indebtedness Of the same
States follows about the same ratio. The
Eastern States owe in this form S27S,535,-
500; the Western, s94,SS7,64s. While the
East has $50 per cent more property than
the West, it has $50 per cent more debt.
Mr.. Porter does not 60 deeply into the
question Of Eastern investments in the
public improvements Of the West and
other topics which should be considered
in this connection, but his paper iSol
great interest and furnishes new light
upon the rapid advancement made in the
Western States within the past ten years.
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"They cured me Of Ague, B~iliousnees
and Kidney Complaint, rs recommended.
| had q half bottle left which ] used for
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured, am
confident I should have lost bothot them
one night II ! had not had the Hop Bit.
tiers in my house to use. | found they
done them so much good Icontinued with
them, aud they are now well. That Is why
] say You do not know half the value Of
Hop Bitters, and do not recommend them
high enough."-B. Rochester. NJ Y.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. Go. whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


To all who are safStinS hon The errors and laa,
csStIoEs d youth, paryouS weakness, early dscay,l oa
Of manhood, &C., l viii send IFpepO that viii cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy VA
discovered BY a missionary in sOuth America. Send
a Seli.addressd envelope 10 the RRT. JosEPHT H.
Man, SaioN D, EHs Hrk Guy
dei9LTrhSAW
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Co,. IAnrrn. INC editor Of tho Okolona

Col. HARrBR, the editor Of the ok"lona
Miss States, was in Chicago a few days
ago, aud in an interview gave . point
blank denial to tho common Democratic
assertion that the negroes vote the Demo-
cratic ticket Us a matter Of choice. at
does seem To me- said he, that you
ought to c~oloniza the negroes, l mover
saw such a faithful set. NOargiment, no
notwithstanding but force, OF inlimi.
datlon, or threats Of iorco-can induce
them to vote any other than the Republi'
can ticket" That Is the statement Of a
Democrat who glorlles Barksdale and
Gully, and would think better Of Black
burn than he does II his yellow fever ef-
forts against the North had not miscarried'
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4,:I879,

Beginning at 10 o'clock A. ", sell at public auction. 10
the highest and best bidder, at the front door Of nc
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, the fol.
lowing described real estate, that u 70 say: Lot nun.
beFed q, In the addition 10 the city Of WheeiinG.
West Virginia, In the First ward Of said city, laid out
by John McLure, . pat Of which said addition q re-
corded IN said Clerks Office, In Deed Book 81, page $40,
sald lot fronts on the west side Of 4 thirty foot street,
extends EeStWardlY 4 uniform Width BY par il0l lines
one hundred aud twOnty-nlne feet ID depth; being
The same property conveyed 70 the said Simon Hoi.
day Of October, 1874, and Of record IN aid Cerk's
otaee, In Deed Book d, page 26o,
The TUE y believed 70 be perfect, but I will convey
Only the utle vested In mo by said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF sA~LE-one-thLFd aud - much more a
the purchaser may elect to pay cash on day Of ale,
and the balance ln.two equal inTtallmentS d IT and
Twelve mo1ths, with Interest from day Of Eale; de-
the Iuttee. WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
SOS TFuRteA-
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Saturday, the 4th day Of October, 1879,
TRUsrEE's SALE OF
Valuable North Wheeling Property.

By virtue Of a deed o%Itrust, madcby Simon Holland
and Mary Jane, his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee,
dated July q, 1874, and recorded In the ONCE Of the
Clerk o. the County Court Of Ohio county, In Deed Of
TFuBt Book No. 7. naRa IN I ahAl mn
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
orrArrUar OF zallss-wnuulas nu.r.

oTladeiphia Observation-Disclosures train only runs
between Wheeling and TtAdelphlG,
tDaIly except SundAy-NSWIk Accommodation.
tsteubenVille AccommodAtion.-ThS train during
the day pA8OS backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellAlrO, stopping when required q
sherman House, RtuaVIle, West Wheeling and
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of decd Of trust, made by Charles A..
hfytef md Doate Kryter, 70 the undersigned, dated
theith day Of January, 1876, aud recorded In the
office O. the Clerk Of the County Court Of h county,
Wet Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-16

AWYERS' BRIEFs.-The DAILY In.
n ~ ssIsSaSe5 JOB oEsee prints Bhafs promptly and
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April Isl, 1873, the
" Cars on the Wheeling and Elm Grove R. B. viii
run - follows CA1 will leave the city (eoEnOr MAJ.
ket and Eleventh streatA,N and Stamina At
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USEFUL BOOKS!

PAINTERS, MANUAL, A COMPLETE pRAc.
e. hook Of AlphAbets, for Painter, DrGaSStsnnSn,
81, o0 Veg, Book Of Scrolls and ornamentS, 81.
and JeyGlen' Manual, so cts. Soap
nel Guide 70 al opentiOnIo 81 tho Trade. Illustnted.
prieeI 90 cts. Websterl Practical Letter Writer.
priee, 90 cents. .Anyot the above sent on receipt Of
pIlee, postpaid. AddreaS ALFRED WARREN,
No, 40 Central Avenue, Cincinnati, o,
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SATURDAY.. SEN. 2n. I87a.


Commencing II 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door Of
The Court House Of Ohio county, sell at public auc-
ton, 70 tho highest bidder, tho following Described
property, that Is % say, the lot or parcel Of lpnd which
was conveyed BY Francis r. Armstrong, Commission
q, acting under and by yirtN0 Of GdScfee OF the Cir
cult Court Of Ohio county, In tbs State Of West VII.
gint1, rendered on The odday q February, 1854, In a
IVY 10 chaneery, in which aid Armstrong was plain
IN and HAmPden Zane and Others Wero defendants,
% william kEyter, since deceased, BY deed bearing
date on the 9Th day Of June, 1859, and recorded In
Deed book 70, page 3H, Ia the Clerks once Of the
County Court Of aid county, being lot numbered
nlne ~ n laid out by said Commissioner on I part Of
the property known Is the Reserve In tho aid city Of
wheeling, which lot measures twenty-five Gay feet 10
'front.' along the west side oil Market street In AID oitY.
and extends back with that Width one hundred AID
pthlrty.tWo (lS2l feet.
Said lot has on II 4 three-StoEy brick building. baInR
story brick building, With good CELLAR under both
buildings.
sald. property y to DO sold 10 ntIsty tho PRINCIPAL
sum Of 1900 with Interest thereon at the rate a IT
Per cent per anhun from January l. 1876, due Henry
IIeIre9i s9id mote Is subject 70 Z credit Of $40, july
~ August !, 1877 80. July n, iS7S, and $50, octo.
peI 1o,lSIA Title 70 Eaid property bellayodto 81 Food.
y y ! shssltonly convey such tile as d TeStodln INT bJ,
TEENs OF sALE-caEh.
PHnIPscHoELE. Trpass
pAyESFoET a DoyESER, AttOrnsyL sTSc
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property.

BY virtue Of ave deeds made by Peter Kreusch 70
me dated respectively July D., 1876; November l, 1876;
April2, 1877 June Is, 1871, and October 10, 1871, and
Of record In Ohio county land records respectively In
Deed Of Trust Books II, page u; II, page42 2;l u, pBgO
200; y, page 400, and -, page ll9, and BY virtue Of
two deeds dated respectively Aphl6, 1869, and Goyem-
Der 2, 1876, and Of record n said land records In Deed
Book u, pIge 2l2, and Deed Of Trust Book II, page
SIS, made BY said KreuSch to G. Elias SHIel TOR whom
! am acting under a power Of attorney, dated June Is,
1879, win on :
Saturday, the 4th day Of October, 1879,
Beginning at 10 o'clock a. NJ, sell at public auction
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, In the City Of Wheeling, the following par.
cells Of land, together with the Improvements thereon,
and known As out lots numbered !, &, g. 10, II, 70 and
IL, Is laid out BY +. i. Armstrong, Trustee for Emily
A.: Zane upon his plat d out lois, duly Of record In
said Ohio county land records. These out lots en-
brace about - acres Of land, set out With thrifty
grapes Of several varieties and form ono Of the most
valuable vineyard In the State. The buildings, In.
Guiding 4 large wine cellar, are new and In excellent
TERMsO OF sAIE.-one-thlld in cash, and as much
more a. the pur shaIer may elect 10 pay in cash, and
the residue In three equal annual InstallmentS PAPA.
bic In !, and 8 years, with interest from day Of Silo,
payable Seml.annuAlly, the purchaser 70 give his
notes Tor the deferred payments with security 70 DO
approved BY the Trustee.
j.. G. HERVEY, AacHOneer. au2.rTTAS
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