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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06

"
A Trial Now Going On ut the South that
Is Enlisting Great interest ut the
North.
The shotgun policy in Mississippi never
accomplished more dastardly work than
the killing Of Judge Chisholm and mem.
beers Of his family. The trial of,the assas.
sins is now in progress in Kemper county,
where; If justice be not by-word and re.
proach, they will suffer- the full penalty.
The murder was largely political. Judge
Chisholm was not a carpet.bagger. Born
in Georgia, he removed to Mississippi
while yet a young man. A lawyer by
profession, he was prominent in local pol.
ihcs both before and after the war, during
which he wa q loyalist. After the war
he became q Republican, and in 1869 was
appointed Sheriff Of Kemper county by
Governor Alcorn, and wa reelected by
the people in 1871 and1S73. In 1875 he was
nominated as the Republican candidate for
Congress. Then the trouble began. The
meetings he addressed were attended BY
armed men. Threats were made 10 take
his lie. His house was attacked. Buck.
shot were sent Kidding through the win.
dows. he failed Of election, and might
have saved his life had he kept out Of pol.
tics thereafter, but animosity was again
excited against him because he chose 10
give his evidence concerning these out
rageous~ proceedings before a Compression.
al Committee. In the winter of778.7 he
was sent to jail on a charge which II Is
claimed was false and frivolous. Even
there he was not safe. Having been Joined
by his family, the jail was attacked BY a
mob, which used its shot guns and
set the structure on fire. The
Judges young son was killed. He
himself, fighting for his life and the
lives OF his family, shot down the leader
Of the mob. Twas necessafyto leave the
burning building. In attempting to do
this the Judges daughter was fatally
wounded, and the Judge was hit with FIVE
bullets. Father and daughter died soon
after, and the widow and the orphans who
survived became refugees. Two other per
sons, friends OF Chisholm's, were killed
by the mob. -Four persons Of the name O.
Gully have been indicted for the murder
and are, now being tried. The widow o
Judge Chisholm Is in attendanceas q wit
ness The whole country will look L
Ketnpef county to see whether or not |
will do justicein the premises.
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FERVENT WORDS.
A Good woman's TestImony.

Under date OF February ed 1878. Mis-
Sarah I. Smith writes from Liverpool Della.
ware county, Pa, TO Colonel Dunbar, OF Wan,
Eesha, Wis This letter Is before Us, Itbears
the unmtstak0ble evidence Of culture and re,
hnement, besides being peFyaded with the
writers religious feelings and full belief thai
9 Divine hand led her to try Bethesda Water
Tor her atliction, "Bright's Disease" We
make some extracts. After detailing her in.
tense suffering, Miss Smith tells OF the arrival
OF the first gallon Of Bethesda Water:
ut came, and l followed the directions,
stopping all other medicines. In less than
iour hours the pain was gone. Ilept well
mat night, and the xtday left my room for
the inst time for four weeks"
me supply OF water( Il gall then Eaye out,
and It was I'VE days before the sufferer receiy.
cd Q ten gallon keg. Meanwhile, 'the pain
nau returned, and all the old misery. On
wednesday night FEB. 1S( l suffered SO that
was gwen y OF a grain Otmorphia (thc most
l ever took at one timel, without effect On
thursday commenced drinkingthe water at
: a. NJ. ana before noon was perfectly free
rom %n pam anu have had no return Of it,
something peculiarly happy in the thorpht OF
5eing. thus benefited directly BY the hand Of
God.'
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRlcE-5O cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, s. per h~alt-barrel. $16 per Barrel,
LOGAN, List 4 Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
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~ Profeaaional strugrle.

Ex-surgeon.Genefal Hammond, who
after fifteen years Of waiting, has just
been indicated from his dismissal from
the government service, gives o New
York Tribune reporter the following &C.
count Of his professional struggle in that
city:
"when l was dismissed the service
said Df. Hammond, "1resolyedto goto The
biggest place In the world and live Il down,
and I came Immediately To New York. |
made no effort TO get reinstated OF the
time, and determinedn not 10 do SO until /
could achieve success In my profession,
and could ask to be restored to the list
without back, present, or future pay
or allowance OF any kind Whatsoever.
When l arrived hereI had nothing, and
was obliged to borrow money from whom.
soever would loan II to me, In order
TO support myself There were times
when l really did not know how I
was 70 get my next meal. l supported
myself as best l could. took TO writing
for tie newspapers. Among those that
published my articles were the Nation and
the Round Table, and l also contributed to
other periodicals. My struggle ct times
was desperate. / came here In September,
1894, but did not begin to have any kind
Of practice until January, 1856. | then
opened an office, but during the entire
month Ibid nottakein n cent. In Feb.
ruary l received 49, Ia March, $50; In
April, $40; In May, sos; in June, Sl4O;
In July, $500; In August, not q cent; In
September, 800; In October, $275. / began
to think | should never get along, and
should probably not have been able to re.
main here iii had not been Just aboutthis
time, In q fortunate moment, | was en-.
gagged to go to Europe with Eugene Lang.
don, grandson OF the original John
Jacob Astor. My engagement was
for six months. ! was to receive
q fec OF $4,000 for my attendance, and my
expenses were all to be paid. This brought
the sum total TO about $4,000 currency.
! received one.half, or 5000, In advance,
the balance to be paid on my return. Wei
left New York in November, 1885, and did
not return until June, 1866, when the
amount due me was paid, and this gave
me a start. Presumed my practice here, |
but in the month OF July OF that year |
only. took in $40. In August ! received
BIO, in September and October, nothing;
November $40, and in December $40. II
may say that my practice really began in
1861. During that year my receipts were
1925, and in 1865 they were increased to
5000. Since then they have yearly in.
'reased, until in 1878 they reached up
wards OF $50, 1000"
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Financial and Commercial.


AoH 4ptA money anu htoOkbs
NEW Yoax, September S.-MosrY-EAsy
atAae per cent clo1ing at 4 per cent Prime
mercantile paper .6a7 per cent Startling Ex.
change ASK sight exchange ASK,
Dry goods imports for the week $500 900.
GOVERNMENT Firm.
United shtes o. oiiss1, eoupOns....... ...4 .....,....I oIb,
New Four and . halls ....,..-..i0 ~
New toalI .:.... ...''.'.'.., ,..s.,"."+. .,,........,- l0l
Catfeney
RAILROAD BoaDs-Sttong. c. G. 4 !. O.
dtsts 76k.
STATE BoNps-Dull.
sfocKs-The market opened strong and
prices advanced o fraction, but subsequently
fell %, speculation being somewhat irregular
until toward noon, when q strong tone char
acteriSed the dealings and q sharp advance
was made, the entire list participating In the
Improvement; st. Paul and Minnesota leading
With o rise Of per cent Granger shAreS, Erie,
western Union and coal shares were also
prominent In the advance, and continued
strong until late IN the afternoon, when q re.
action OF lfalH per cent took place, North.
the chief sufferers. The market closed quiet
witha fractional improvement in some eases
Transactions aggregated III 900 shares. Of
1000 Northwestern common, 800 DO S1 pFe.
terred, 1900 St Paul common, i,4O0 IRE
fsrred 5000 Wabash, 5000 Delaware, LaeEs.
wanna & Western, $500 New jersey Central,
1900 Delaware & Hudson, 5000 Ohio 4
Mississippi, 5000 Hannibal and 81 Joseph
common $500 preferred, 5000 Western
Union, $500 Pacific Mail, $500 Louisville
and Nashville, 5000 St LOUIS, KanslS CITY d
Northern common, 1000 do preferred, 1000
Kansas 4 Texas, 1890 Northern Pacific, 5000
St. Louis and San Francisco, 1000 ST. Paul
and Minnesota, 1000 Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, 10000 81 O., 200 Iron Noun.
tain, LOO Canada Southern and / 100 Indian.
apolIs, Cincinnati and Lafayette,
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chicago cattle Mar. CT.

oa,eAeo.s September 6.-The DroSer,, journal
hoes-Recelpts 1900 head; shipmepts
$500 head. Market fairly active; ali grades
OF heavy a shade lower; common To fair ii 10
as 20; good packers g 30a8 IS; choice heavy
g 4Oas 90; light bacon in good demand and
frnier at s. 6OaS 7oi closed weak but well
CATTLE-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
S,oVo head; good to choice scarce, firm and
IN good demand at 81 60a5 Is; tair to me.
dinm slow; common stock dull at $S 6Oa4 Is ;
slow; common to fine s. lOaS 80: fair tn good
81 oaS 80; cows 81 60a2 70; bulls Sc 00a2 20:
western moderately active and weak: Colora.
do n half BREEDS s. Is; natives IS l0aS 40;
Nebraska Texans $26Oa2 rs.
saEEP-1n good demand, Receipts 4sO
head only sale at 81 100. W
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Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be on
your feet; that constant drain that's taking
from your system all It's former elasticity,
driving the blood from your cheeks; that
continual strain upon your vital forces
rendering you irritable and fretfnl, can
easily be removed by the use Of that mar
velous remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregulari-
'ties and distractions Of your system are
relieved at once, while,the special causes
Of periodical pain are permanently re-
moved. VIII you heed this? See
Truths For sale by Laughlin Bros.
E& Co., wholesale druggists, Wheeling,
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PhilAdelphia.

PalIADEIfHI4, September Q. - Flour
Ftrmer and quiet; Minnesota extra family
family, good IS sO;winteF w6sSts IS 7Sss. MIN.
nesota patent process SO 5Oa8 Is, rive Flour
STEADY. at s. 37X. Wheat-Q1iet and
irmi rejected 9oca$I 05; No. . red. eleya.
tor, car lots, Il 1oh; No do ST l0X. Corn
-lngood demand low mixed on track. 48II
a47c; high mixed 471<a4sc. 0ats-Dull: white
western 81 11fa92c; western mixed, not quoted:
stained 8O4a3lc. ProviSons-Dull and un.
changed. Lard-WeStern Sc OOa6 12X.
B~utter-Steady and unchanged. Egrs-
steadier; western l6a16c. Cheese-stFong;
creamery 6Ha6Nc. Petroleum-Firm; re.
lined SIC; crude SIC. Whisky-In good
demand at 81 OK,
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0~tsctsEATl, September 5.-Cotton-ouiet
but firm az NE. Flour-Dull, weak and
lower; family y 40a6 e5. Wheat-In fail
demand Of So9Sie; receipts, 1900 bushels
snipments' l4,oOo bushels Cern-Heayy al
gIaS1tc. Uats5in fair demand at 2ls2Sc.
bye-steady n In fair demand at 64a64Hc.
bStiey-Eases; choice fall CSC, Pork-Quiet
and strong; current make, IS as. Bulk Meat
Stronger at IS 16a3 26al T5a5 90 Baoon-De,
mand fair and marketfrm al IS s. Xa1 Oaa5 d
no 6Oa5 60. Whisky-In good demand at full
prices $l04. Butter-QrIel and unchaneed,
LtnSeed ol-steady and unchanged at Gee
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CnieEo,

CHICAGO. September 5.-Nour-Quiet but
steady, Wheat.Good demand and prices a
shade higher; No 1 Chicago spring, 03Nc
saS1i Nc. !, seSSc cash, s6ESas6hc October;
S6naS62Sc tae year; No 8, s2Hc; rejected,
IlAe. Corn-Good demand and prices d
shAde higher at $50 cash, 331Sc October, 800
me year; rejected S21<c, 0ats-Active, firm
ana higher q 2S<e cash, 2sa2SNc October
EeleSted iS5falec; Rye-stonger at 49Ac
cash. Ssihiez y5o oetSSer tiFT po and higher 81 g. it, 74a no
higher at IS 25 cash, s 32I{sS IS October,
81 9211a7 e5 January. Lard-steady and Am
Ct IS 72lfa5 Is cash, $ 771fa5 50 October
IS 40a6 42x January. Bulk meatS-stronSe,
at - S5a4 90. Whisky-steady Ut 81 05,
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New York Dry Coca. Marko,.

NEW YoRk, September 6.-BuineS d
moderately active with commission houses
and the iobbing trade Is active, Cotton
goods are In fair demand and steady. Prints
are in irregular demand, but the best makes
arc fairly held by agents. Glnghams and
dress goods are fairly active. Mems wear
woolens arc in limited demand, but steady.
Forelgn goods are more active.
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PHILADELPHIA, Observation-Disclosures
ant and firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above S7al0c; x S7aSSc;
medium Seattle; coarse 3SIta86c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine 8SA88
medium 39a40ci coarse 33G86C; combing,
washed, S9a46ei unwaShed 2SaSlc; Canada
combing 20aS9c Gne unWashed 23aS4c
coarse and medium unWashed 26a3lc; tab
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EDUCATIONAL.
IMPORTANT TO a51 q "st
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES AT
MoUNT DE CHANTAL
Academy of the Visitation,
vuryI VI az VA
NEAR WHEELING, w Va

IN ou,,t otn AiSt!gllis school ior. their
hiis.r WTii DO well TO- lRvestikats the elaias Of
AN eisbsl,J az alcay' FoI thoroGS.nes 'a sVSrS
.I'Wn.snlnenIlJ high. Great attention v given
n.s'{ ~ N, puplli ln writing aud speaking French
IL, sal RlidInl thsglelvo e have been surprised
h1ns aIH.I In ihiG Institution. For those SUE
Mo" Nv al ,GneeL Il Is the lanGnigO Of theiI Tecto3.
sa'aNy ", Thr reuOWp for tho superiority 10 MOs!e
W. ~ ;ylie,prvld as 70 have made the AfaaSmy q.
~ T,tans, one, One feature, 10 particular that
~ 'gSmlnenI Mt. do ChAntA 70 the ssnSihlO
iag.' ihe i]uluenr0 exercised TO form tue pupils
80 ,aI habits u rcOnVlny, and 10 render them
s'liy p.sl s1ilj 12d 4 G aI.S, i sS SRiSl. 9 i SS ISi6 "a H'''
III, ~ =, "a i. united to the exceedingly moderate
!. y GgTi and IuIil0h $500 per AnnpnOI VIII We
~. "Care 10 his school - IaEge aud desirable .
!, 49, 10 The future ~ Il hiss enjoyed 10 the past.
l1H"GI ,s,ts,F PARTICULAR apply iOr 4 prospectus 70 the
n,sr1n j Mount 10 Chinlal Academy Of the Visit
, M mar Wbealiug, W0t Vifgl "a. kBel.p6W
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PrFTsBuRsH, September 6.-pR1RolEUM-
Quloti crude ike at Packers for ship
ment: refined exc for Philadelphia delivery.
On CtTY, September G.-PEFiotIuN Mar.
ket very dull opened and closed Of 68k, the
only price OF the day. Shipments 1900
barrels ayeFaging 5000 barrels. TtanSAc.
tons $1,000 barrels,
AErwERP, September 4-PEfBoLEuN-Rs.
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''GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing TO the increased demand and the i'm.
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers arc selling inferior To-
baecOs and representing them as the GLORY"
brand. 1claim the "6lory" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has a right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has a
gold tag with the word "eDoRY" upon It, and
none other is genuine, as 1t Is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this In mind.
NJ. REILLY.
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NEw ORLEANS, September b.-Sugar-Ska
SIC; treble 4NG4Aoi double &c; high grades
6aSHc. Coflee-Dull; Rio cargoeS ordinary
TO prime llkal5c. MolASses-Dull and nom
tnal. Rice-lngoo demand; Louisiana OF.
dinary 10 choice 6JSa7kc.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 5.-Flour- Steady
and fairly active; western Superine Sc S5sa
8 5oi do extra s. 75a4 rs: do family S. OOa5 Is.
Wheat-Western firm; No. 2 western winter
red spot and September 81 09JSai 0oS: Or.
.ober s. 0eAsal COX; December 81 iOX
Corn-Western steady; western mixed, SPOT
and September 474Gal7Nc; October Ala
ESsc; Noyember 47Xa47lGci steamer, no of.
terings. Oats-Higher and more active west.
ern white SSaslc; do mixed S2aSSc: Penn.
sylyania 3Sa34G. Rye-Quiet at 6las3c. Hay
Firm; prime to choice Pennsylvania $i3 %
ali 90. Proyisions-Firm and fairly active.
Pork1Mes 80 rs. Bulk Meats-LooSe
SIC; Bacon-shoulders Axe; clear rib sides
Go; hams l1Hal2c. Lard-Refined, fierce.
&c. Butter-steady prime to choice western
packed 12a14c. Eggs-Easier at l5aI6c.
petrole1m-Ffrm; crude nominal: refined
6Hc. C~offee.Firm; Rio cargoes, new and
old. 14Hal5Ac. Whisky--Qaiet at 81 Ola
lUIH.
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Toleao

ToLEDo, September g. Wheat-Easler
No; l white Michigan 9oc; No. 9 Exc;
amber Michigan, spot, September 97Nc; No.
red winter spot. NNe; Sept 973tc; October
$50 asked, g7kc bid; Nov s; No. ! do mixed
HkciNo 8 e6ci rejected Wabash 800; west
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ClNCEEAT1, September G-Hoes-steady
Tor good; common % 30; light 8 4OAS 90;
packing IS bOaS 20; butchers s. 70a3 so;
q few extras at $ 90; receipts 1900 head;
shipments 645 head.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1879,

Commanding At 10 O'Clock a. N, at tho 'front.' door Of
the CouIt House Of Ohio county, sell at public aue-
aon, % the highest bidder, tho following described
property that q % say, the lot orpaTcel Of land which
was conveyed by FfanGs 4. Armstrong, Commission.
e, ae!ing under and by virtGe Of q decree Of the CIR
cnIt Court Of Ohio county, In the stata Of West VIZ
glnl1, rendered on the Sd day Of February, 1851, In 4
snit IN chAneeryI In which aid Armstrong was plain.
w md Hampton Zane and Others were defendant.
2 William Kfyter, since deceased, by deed bearing
4ate on the 2th. day Of June, 1865, and 70 orded m
ped Book %, page 374, 10 the Clerks once Of he
County Court OF ald county, being lot numbered
nine tl ~ laid out by aid Commissioning On q psft a
me property known u the Reserve In the said city Of
wheeling, which lot measures twenty-five mn feet In
lFont along the west side Of Market itreet IN GId eity.
thirty-two (iS2) feet.
Said lot has on II atbree-story brick building, being
supplied WIN g5s4nd water fixtures, and also onetwo.
story brick building With good ceIlars under both
Said property q to DO sold 10 Iatity The pnnrlp.l
sum Of 5000, with interest thereon Ht The rate al N
PET cent peg annum from January 4, 1916, due HanTy
iiemani said note Is subject To 1 credit Of 800, Juiy
Y Isl6i Sl09, January q, 1871; 500, March 6, ISL
700 August !, 1871; go, July II, iE1S, and $50, oste!
per =, ~. Title 10 aid property believed 10 beEood
6Ii s9sil only convey such tle u 4 vested In me ii
TRIMS OF sAIE-cash.
PHIL1PsCHoELE, Trustee.
DAVENPORT 4 DovRHER, AltOrneyS, sn2o
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erd'amber SpotssK October ssXe No au1.
Der Illinois 9lHe. Corn-Quiet high mixed
3stIc; No. 2 spot hold at sex, go BID, 0e.
seeor ssac. oats-Quieti No 2spot October
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property.

By virtue Of Ave deeds made by Petar Yreusch 10
ME dated respectively July ., 1873; November /, 1875;
ApIil2, ls77i June ID, 1871, and October 10, ISL, and
o. record In Ohio county land records respectively In
iced o. Trust Books II, page q; II, page422; Il, page
2e; y, page 4oo. and u, page ll9, and by virtue Il
tWoaeeda dated respectively April6, 1853, and Eoyem-
per y, 1915, and Of record n said land records In Deed
Book u p!Se 2l2, and Deed Of Trust Book Ii, page
SlB, made BY said KreuSch 70 c. Elias StiOI Tor whom
! am acting under a power Of attorney, dated June q,
Saturday, the 9TH day Of October, 1879,
Beginning at 10 o'clock a. NJ, sell at public suction
COUNT, 10 the City Of Wheeling, the following par
GELS Of land, toget! or with the improvements thereon,
anI Known IS out lots numbered I, g., 9, TO- II, Il and
u, = laid out BY F, r. Armstrong Trustee for Emily
a; zane upon his plat Of out lots, duly Of record IN
said Ohio county land records. These out lots en-
OIaee about N acres Of land, set out with thrifty
grapee Of several varieties and form one Of the most
valuable vineyards In the State, The buildingS IN.
repair.
IARMs OF sALE.-ous-third in cash, and ~ much
more a. the pur 'haier may elect 10 pay In cash, and
he fetldue in three equal aanual inaiallmentA pAya.
ole IN ! 2 and 3 Year,; with interest from day OF Rale,
payable substantially, the purchaser 70 give his
notes Tor the deferred payments With security to 30
approved By the Trustee.
rr,,n A. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
j. 70, HERVEY AuHiInnRNE 1n9TTISA a
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

BY virtue Ola deed Of trust, made by Charles A.
hIyter lnd D9rGte kEyter. 70 the undersigned, dated
ONCE O.. the Clerk Of the County rtoi0 county.
wet Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page II,
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4.J87e.

Beginning at 70 O'Clock 4. NJ, sell at public auction, 10
w highest and best bidder, at the front door Of the
GSaEs House o. Ohio county, West Virginia, The fol-
6ertd q, 10 the addition 10 he div 81 WheeiiHr,
West Virginia, In the First ward Of said city, laid out
'by John Met4re, a p At Of which Eald addition d 70
SoT9ed II SAID Clerks office, In Deed Book 81, page SO.
mas q front or width 90 said street Of Thirty feet, and
extends EeStWardlY 4 uniform width by par Illel lines
!ne hundred aud twenty-nine feet ID depth; being
tne same property conveyed 70 the said Simon Hoi.
day Of October, 1874, aud Of record In aid Clerks
ofiee, In Deed Book g, page 26s.
me titl9 e believed 10 be perfect, but will convey
OILY the ute vested In me BY said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE-Une.thlfd and n much moro a.
te purchaser may elect to pay cash on day Of sale,
and the balance In two equal inStaIlments At slx and
Sweiye months, With interest from day Of sale; de-
tne uuStee. WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable North Wheeling Property.

By virtue Of deed ~ottrust, made by Simon Holland
anu MARY Jane, bis wife, to the undersigned trustee,
Sated Jply q 1874, 4nd recorded 10 the once u the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county. Ia need Of
Trubt Book No. I, page 30. l GhnIl ON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06
CAPITAL PRIZE $780,
100, 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF!TlCKETS, ONE DOLLAR,
IJ1T 0E 'ppTyE0

Responsible corresponding agents wanted n Mi
prominent POINTS, 70 whom n liberal compensation
Application for ntoG to clubs should only be made
to the Homo Once In New OrleapA,
Write clearly, stating Iull address, for further In.
formation, or send orders to
n. A. DAUPHIN,
20. Box go, New Orleans La
No.. $40 Broadway, New York.
ARoar Grad Extraordinary Dra,piaO, ar. uadsr Ds
SIptrttttsn and management Of GENERALS g, T,
BEAuaEGARD and JUBAL a. EARLY.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06
HALL.

4 dr..r!rs ,tnlnrry for yOutE ladies. The
r,,,urh aqnlal session q this Institution will begin
~sEfIEMBER ., iST9 Location healthy, full corps
p,aaprirnt teachers. great attention pild to all tie
iarr ani lnChrs- solid aud ornamental
n ,ho,i 0fors equal advantages on lower terplS.
Atply Tor CatilVs NE aud information to
Nj, NAGY =. KILLINGS, Prin,, Winchester, Va.
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