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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

Reasons why u Daughter ShOnid Receive
larger Portion Thau . sou.
LahdSh TrhiA, t1
The number Of vel. educated girls who
cannot lind husbands has increased and
ought to be diminished. The only way
In which this can bebrOught about Is to do
away With the absurdlty Of parents giving
their sons more money than their daugh.
terS. Girls without portions do not find
husbands 90 readily Is girls with portions,
aud this is no reelection upon men. A
sensible man may fall In love with o
charming y0unglady, but before marrying
her he asks himself whether he eau afford
i, In precisely tho same way % a person
before taking 4 cab asks himself whether
DO has enough money 70 pay the fare, II
he cannot aHQrd himself the luxury Of
marrying his portlonless love, he, II he
DO In connu6lAl mood, aud should be
come across 4 girl with money who will
have hin, mlTrlGs her. Perhaps Ut fiat,
he regrets bis first love. But hs soon
settles down 10 his second love II she be
nice and pleasant, and these marriages. De
rtlsOn, In nine cases ont oil ten, turn out
we'll enough. English people have a
mania To die rich; they never like parting
with their money till tho grave separates
them from II, And when they DO die,
they either leave almost everything 10
their eldest son, or leave more 10 their
sons than 10 their daughters. Parents
need not strip themselves, like pelicans
70 their akins, In order 10 give all that they
have to their children, but they ought
while they aFe alive to do far more Tor
them than 10 the habit with US, and when
they die they should take very good care 10
provide according To their means iof
their daughters. A woman is u far
moro helpless being than a man, II the
latter be worth his salt he can without
great difficulty convert little money into
great deal. But with woman this Ia
not the case. Give her small capital,
and she has 10 live on the interest that Il
brings In, for she has no means 70 aug.
menl II. Therefore, II had sons and
daughters ! should try to overcome my
natural selfshness and give what conld
10 the latter in order 10 aid them to pick
lup good husbands hut In any case
should by my will leave more to my
daughters than 10 my sons. One Of the
main reasons why girls are not 80 adYGn.
tAgeOusly treated rs boys In wills Is that
these documents are generally drawn up
by men. II a woman has money 10 leave
she seldom heaps itall OIL one Individual
Or iayors men At the cost Of those Of her
own sex, hut she fairly apportiohs her
wealth among those Of her relations
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There is movement outside Of hi. cItv
to organize a small joint COMPANY nD5c,
the laws ofwest Virginia, aud 5uy tNs
Implement Works, which we hone win he
successful. Some Of the movers are
practical men Of several years cxperIOn Sse
and would nodoubt make succeSS , ",,. =,
that immense establishment. We hons "
company such as We have spoken ~ S,ii
DO encouraged by our people here, 40 tb",
there will DO no chance Tor greedy ill.,
capitalists TO buy the works as q matter "
speculation and keep the machinery idIs
until they can sell 70 make money. In
live men take hold Of our Implement
Works. Encourage them to d. h Snd
soon the busy hum Of industry viii piSd'
den the hearts oil more people Of BeliSire
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

THERE has been good deal oil talk about
hiring out our West Virginia convictS to
railroad companies when the present con.
tracts for prison labor shall expire. In
fact, 4 law with that end In view, was
passed at the last session Of the legislature
We fear, however, that the reports from
Virginia, Georgia and South Carolina are
ola nature to discourage any experiments
In this State. 1t seems 10 be difficult TO
provide against cruelty to the convlctS
once they pass out Of the hands Of the
regularly constituted prison authorities.
The worst sort Of cruelties have finally
been fastened upon the Greenwood aud Au.
gaStA Railroad, l2S Of whose 2s5 convicts
have died in twenty-five months because
they were so hardly used and poorly fed.
The Charleston Me'V and Courier has had q
reporter looking up the facts, who dressed
up as a tramp and visited the line Of the
road In order that his official position
might influence no one, aud the story he
tells Is absolutely horrible in some Of its
details. The convicts were fed bread aud
bacon chiefly, receiving 80 few vegetables
that Scurvy became quite prevalent among
them, and were crowded together like
beasts in log StOckades. Impure air and
poor water killed them by scores, accom-.
Ing to the testimony Of their attending
physicians, though It Is pleaded in exten.
uation that they were sent into IN un.
healthy section In 4 season when
sickness was general, The convlcts
themselves tell Of men shot down
while madly going for water, which
was only given them twice a day;
Of wearing their clothes without change
until they dropped OF; Of sick men
dragged along by their shackles by the
rest Of the gang; Of men shot down by the
guards and others dying while at work,
and Of vermin amoug the fine straw on
which they slept, the men not being
allowed to wash bat half dozen times In
Eve months. The death record tells its
own story Of abuse, but the reporter is not
disposed to credit the worst cases Of bru.
tAlity, though enough is admitted to prob
ably make South Carolina, as well al
Georgia, put an end to the system.
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me ohio slds ana ths I,nIlrn..,

Prot John 7. Dua, Of Bellaire, while
In Marietta last week, wrote as follows,
concerning the Bellaire and Marietta nail,
road project;
81 am sorry TO write that l do not dis.
cover much interest In the new railroad
from here % BellAire. You SEQ Marietti.
ans got their fingers burnt In the II. 4 O,
road-subscribed Thousands for It's con.
struetion, only TO have the road at las,
taken away from them, the nearest station
being Belpre, sixteen miles dIstant.n
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THE editor OF the Warren tR. ~ Ga:etle,
who lately retired from the ranks OF iour.

- 49, " SthNA Wv az uAtstNtti
who lately retired from the ranks Of Jour.
nalism, says In his valedictory address:
"0ur reasons for quitting the business
may seem odd TO some people, but to Us
they are sufficient We can earn our liy.
ing with less irritation and discomfort. il
We want dollar why should we stretch a
hawser around the whole State OF Rhode
Island TO getit? Why not earn It quietly,
in our own time and In our own way!
Alone In the world, and feeling ourself 10
be one who, like Goldsmithis Hermit.
wants but little here below, nor wants
that little long, We can see no good rea.
son Tor torturing ouSelf by counting un.
necessary annoyAnces. For the last three
years our position has been such AZ would
be exempliaed by that Of a crow, which,
though requiring for It's sustenance only
lew kernels Of grain, and for It's rest but A
perch in 4 juniper, should be foolish
enough to rent an entire cornfieli and
twenty acres Of woodland, with ali its
consequent cares. Surely the mind Il
worth something. We have felt "nt If
harmony with our situation. and s y"I y,
return to the ownership Of OutselI N'N'
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AsA%ITAm committee appointed by ths
National Board Of Heath has inspected
Memphis, and recommend that the city
be severed, which George L. Wariug esti.
mates can be done for $4,000. The con.
mission found privy vaults and cisterns in
the same cellar in many instances, DO
sides any quantity Of infected bedding
and rags scattered about, Colonel War
Ing thinks, however, that tho city can be
placed in good sanitary condition by New
Years, and that the whole city can Il
severed, the bayou GayOso straighlcnet
and several condemned buildings tot,
down simply by the assessment OF a two
per cent. additional tax.
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Remedy Tor IIa,,, TI,ne.

Stop spending 50 much on fine clothes
rich food and style. Buy good, healthy
food, cheaper and better clothing; get NOR
real and substantial things Of lie ever,
way, and especially stop the foolish habit
Of running alter expensive and Quacl
doctors or using so much OF the vile hum
bug medicine that does you only harm
and makes the proprietors rich, but pu
your trust in the greatest Of all simple
pure remedies, Hop Bitters, that cure
always at a tritling cost, and you will Sc,
better times and good health. Try /
once. Read OF 1t In another column.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co., whole
sale druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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II isstated by the New York Hrmld, on
thuauthOrity Of the Surgeon General, that
one quarter OF the whole strength Of the
United States Army, officers and enlisted
men, has been killed and wounded in
service during the past year. Nowhere
else iii the civilized world is 80 small 4
military force made to do 80 much work
and fighting rs in the United States Army
during the years that are called years Of
ppace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

AFTER close and long examination Of
'he various plans yet sent in for the Chan.
mel tunnel between England and France,
the well known French engineer, NJ. Yer
ard de Sainte Anne, has declared, in the
presence Of many eminent engineers, that
the proposal was quite possible and prac.
ticable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

three hundred. OF these AlIy.seyen are
Of age and registered as voters. Al the
last election they voted, though The Demo.
cratic managers Of town afIala opposed
them. It Is the law that the poll taS may
be worked out by labor ior the Town, and
accordingly the Street Commissioner sum
moned the whole posse Of voting students
last Saturday to appear with picks and
sovels to work on the roads, The boys
appeared In a pelung rain, but the COM
missioner was not there. The boys de-
manded work, and finally an Alderman
appeared, addressed tho crowd as "braye
men, and dismissed them ordering that
they each he credited with one days
work. ...... ..F .....
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EDlToR WArrERsoN Of the Louisville
courir.Jourau! goes for ex.CongresSn,An
Hewitt, who said that Tilden let Waiter.
son go around lying about him, with the
squelcher that d public life Hewitt is ian
obtrusive nobody and in private life "a
pretehtious humbug,n
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INV IAnNERTlaEMEn1a

M1ASTED.-AN APPRENTICE GIRL
w g 70 sill Aala siIssi, To Learn millinery snd
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'rnE southern prejudice against manual
labor oil the part Of women has been illus.
trRtcd At Atlanta, Ga, where the new COL
ton factory has yaiRlY advertised for 900
women and girls to run night gang, and
talks Of importing New England mill.
hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

A COMBINATION of insurance companies
70 be known Us the Tariff Association o.
New York City Underwriters, has been
formed in New York Of local companies
and companies Of other States and foreign
companies which have agents there. The
association on Tuesday agreed to increase
che premium rates in New York, Brook
lyn' Jersey City and HOboken. They also
reduced the percentage to insurance
brokers from 30 per cent 10 q per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

TIM Law and Order Society Of Fits
burgh, IA, has won a substantial triumph
over the "pretty.waiter-girl" saloons In
that city. These places have held thai
they did not come within the prohibition
Of the law against retailing liquors in pla
res enhancement, as they charged no i'd
diiion fee, but the Supreme Court of the
state decides to the contrary, and Pitts
burgh hopes now TO be able to close "
these dens.
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lr begins to look now as II the Republi-
cans will have to rise up and oppose the
EiApire. The Grant boom in the South
what precious little there is OF it-seetus
10 have its base in the desire to have q
Dictator and the abolition Of all State lines.
They think this would settle the State
rights question in u way that would he
quite US disastrous to the North a. to the
South. In other words, ifthey can'thAye
extreme StAte.sovereignty and local lelE.
government, as they understand it, they
will abandon all and accept despotism.
Anything but the Federal Union that they
once sought 10 destroy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

EuISESr German Statistcians calculate
that the amount Of money spent in rail-.
roads since the invention oIthe locono'
tive reaches the vest SUN OF sIjODOOO,'
900, or nearly SO head for every person
OH the globe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

SENATOR HoAR strongly advises patent
owners not to spend their money in trying
to get their patents extended, lie says
that experience shows that no bill for the
extension Of any seventeen tyear patent
can pass Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

FATHER O'BmEN, Roman Catholic
priest who has opposed the views Of Faith
er scully and defended the public schools,
was reelected a member VI the School
Committee Of Cambridge, Mass, on Tues.
day by a large majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

BLAiSE's friends say that in the New
York campaign for Conkling's candidate
the Senator from Maine was in tue wotS'
health and the Senator from New Norl
lid the least speaking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

RECENT statistics show that the weekly
wages OF laborcriu San Francisco average
more than SIS week. This includes all
rlasses, from the domestic at s. a week to
harnessmakers at SO. The average is
trom five to six dollars more than in the
East, and from ten to fifteen dollars more
than in Europe. Ordinary articles Of food,
too, are cheaper in California than here
aud the general cost OF living not essen.
Iially greater. California is evidently not
wholly ''ruined by Chinese cheap labor"
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TllE official canvass OF the vote Of Min
nssOta gives Pillsbury Rep for Governor
jG,VIs votes, and Rice Dem. II - votes
The Republican loss, as compared with Iasj
wear, is 2,lOi,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

TUE Wilmington, n. G, Pot says that
not one in ten Of the white families OF The
south take any sort Of newspaper ant
that where one is taken 1t must give opin'
ions and moi news.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

rnE preparations are nearly completed
and in few days the Egyptian obeIISk
presented by the Egyptian Government
to the United States will he embarked,
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Ara recent Qualification meeting Of the
YAloo county Miss Democrats the man
who shot Dixon made Bringing and
pointed Speech"
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Commanding At 10 o'clock A, w. sell nj the iront doo,
Of the court House Ol said county, certain iTact n
real stale on the Cumberland road and bgtTesn An
I1ad anu me creed about ave mills eat VI the city d
Wheeling and about ak handrVd yards IFon II,
hornbIo0k P9tk, commonly known ~ the Stslle
taInI containing thirty ACfPS more Ct IN. iii,
property u one Of the most valuable pieces Of land h.
the county, being veil adapted % both building and
gardening purposes Those seeking foe building 10 =
tons 70 the country Will 10 veil 10 examine ms pro-
Psfty before the day Of Hlls For more pSTtc,llSr
description Of the location and boundaries OF IhiS land
reference Is aae 70 the deed undGr which IIl aaIe 4
advertised. ','' ','S 80
TENS or sALE;-Oue-thIrl Of the purrh,,e
elect 70 Fay, 10 cash the balance In Two equal pSy.
menh, Al AiE and twelve months with interest IRON
day Of ale purchaser giving pOita lecufed by detd
Of trust for deferred payments, w.
The title 10 this property b believed 10 ba psrirt
but selling ~ trustee shall convey only such tIis ~
hTestcd IN me BY Said deed Of trust.
GIN A. WtCKUAM ,n..Is,A. SVONI trustee.
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TnE lInssian NihiliSt has good staying
qualities. Nothing seems to discourage
him.
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SaLurday, Decemhsr s, Is7a.

Saturday, Dscsmbsr 6, 1879,
6eSinulnB1t 10 o'clock A. NJ ell At public auction, al
The hunt door u the Court House Of Ohio So9nIT ~
the city Of Wheeling. thHe three SVTTal paFcels a
land conveyed TO Iaid n. Zlmmtf By W, Marian IN
deed dated July lS7o, and d ryUSri 10 do d 6opf
paGe SIg-the hFt, beginning for tbs Iams al lie
Y e1Iaer % the liver hank tntnCe sGS L 10 poles
20 W l1H poles y IS WI S5.i0o roles n 4 6pnry
locust ttcci 6gx " u tOiVg poles 10 The coapty
road altw 10 56'l00 POLES Ma " 10 tie liver
Ihehee W Tue aver 70 f IS l6O1 poles 70 the he.
GnnlnF containing QUE aeTe und SS!f poles the We.
Und ndIOinlhg the hIIt, begiuliug ii ItGke In ID,
county road, thence 81 E II iStt SGk " iii lsSt
E3w ~ ieot and n 96X E ~ feet 10 the be;In.
ning and the thiid, being all thB coal UNDERLINE
the following described tEIct beginning At Tho north
taAt corner q tbs nrst RaInV1 Fiet and running q
lt6 rods \ sex u Tod,j y 30 & 16X roJS; j 4S5;
Y, 70 Eodsi tSh ", With the division line 10 elSi
udo OIL mt named tract; thOneaN 20 4 10 10.lOO md
70 the beSlnninE, containing q acFVS, mon Of ieSS
with all the privileges Of mIning all Of aid CaSl
Also the parcel Of land conveyed BY VIM, A
sehairer and wife TO aid n. ZmmrT, By deed datSi
fsbTnAry u lbIt lhd d record In aid frcuriI N
deed book o., page tp, beginning al 4 stake Ia ths
r1Inet o. lenee and the county road running fun
wheeling 70 Melll6unfi Ihence s. Y 100 iert, S6I;
lIsf leet ~ % ieSt and \ 81 4 10 ieot TO az
cGlnhlug but from this land Is excepted 70 much n
hAi been taken for the use ri the new county mad
and Of the PittAbuEh, Wheeling and KehturfT
l.AlLol company. ThRFe Il aSo excepted 90 much
o. '5ld lah1 ~ vas cGureyel b. Md Zlmnrr 10 The
lb lnd recorded In deed bOk q, page 26i; and I'D
the small parcels conveyed by aid ZlmmeT 10 W
ManhAll by deed jAt'i January 10, ISL, and Feoo,
cd 10 deed book "a, page SII.
AZ the Jatne time and place will Ieli tVn C,,l
Wagons, four Horses one Gsnk Mule, lys bSnE On
together With all the Sh1tes Platforms, Screens and
Other property used In operating the coal privileges
above named. @s~
All the above property Is situate In Oil, souD,v
asout ons-hllt mile north Of the ''rop MIL" AL
dlfeetly on the Ohio River. On tho aid land Ara
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vASDrRmLr now holds about 100000
worth oIIonr per cents.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABIF
i REAL ESTATE. :,

By virtue Of deed d trust made By william Il
STEELE 70 tbs undersigned ~ trustee, dated the al
dec Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wo,t VII
gihiA In Deed Of Trust B0ok No. il, pIse SSg. Xii
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By Selling

ny selling
DRY GOODS FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK
PRICES,
DOn't lot this grand opportunity paA by. Oct your
Dry Goods now while You ean gei Them II old prices
The advance In Dry foods 10 the East Il sue and
steady, and much higher prices will bs attained
within the next thI'ly aud sixty days Wa Rrp still
selling our entire stock Of Dry Goods al old prices
We arc giving the Best BlrglIIS lu Dry Goods 70 be-
had In The city.
Don't fall 10 cali aud examine our stock Of Black
and GolOred CslhmereS, Fancy DTeas Goods, Paid
and Black LuStreI. Cloth Cl0aks ShAWlS and 6hIrta
Also, our lIge stock Of Ladies' And ChildTen's FurI
Hosiery, Glove, Knit Hoods, Eub!ab, Motions and
Fancy uOOdS for The Holidays.
We have the beat and cheapest stock Of Comets In
The city. LAdies' aud Gents knit UndeFWesr-lhS
greatest bargains ever offered.
While and Colored Blankets, Cumlovtahles Plaid
and Plain Flannels, WRtGrpTOoiI, jeans aud CGSSI-
neres, all At old prices, and larEllnS Call soon and
GOODS SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH.
HENRY ROENIEIs,
No. 9oOs MAIN STREET.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


STrtAdellhh ACtOmmOdAti6u.-Thl train only FunI
| between Wheeling and TI!AlelphIA.
tDAly except HnndRy-H6Wnk Accommodation.
thlCubNuViLlV ACoORmodR I0n.-ThiS trlln during
the day PaEses backward and forward between NM.
unS Ferry and Beihtro, stopping when required /,
| Gravel HIl. NV
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JOSEPH SCHMATzINETz,

FAlUy sIbaH UybFI ScUUItF q hBpalEbrI
No, ms NAIkGt STREET, wheeling, ", Va, near
Creek Bridge. All klndlOl 9hAvlh Dresses Abd every
description Of silk and Wooden Goods executed u
short n0tlte and on reasonable tsFInL Gloves and
FEATHER cleaned and dYVl Az CbbrI HdEFIRIsd
Fdl All PerOous living al distance from my plArS
eanln0rm ne W postal tlrd that they have some.
thing IN my line and Vlll call Tor gods and deliver
them when GniIhod. Pleas call and examine my
tween mr. work and ChAt Of OlhgFI. You will nHl
my nel lover than at any other ScoarOE In the StllG
Hguf0
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TRUSTEES, SALES.
TlRUsTEEIS SALE

I
By virtue Of = deed Of trust niAds by LubvIr vii.
helu trustee, J. T. HrOckhard and Louise m vile
ms - trustee dated July a. 1876 recorded n DEED
q !ru1! BOOK No y, page Ia the OiieO Of the CLERK
q t6S County Court OF Ohio county, West VlrEnIi,
Saturday, the 10th day Of December, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'clock 4. X At The front JOor Of
TIC Coart House Of Ohio county sells public auction
Tue following Described properly, to'Nlt;
A crtlih lot or par!al Of ground lying and being
situated 10 the city Of Wheeling Beginning ii Z
ltoh1 aud stale Al the southwest corner u the nN AZ
John AeLlre, 10 deed made by John MeLuTO And
vile % robert MaHhal dated October Isl, ISIS, re-
Guided In Book y, rage 100, running WeSl b. north
.xty-hte feet " stone, thence north sixty. tIFbl
let 70 stone thence west seFenly-leTen feet %
stone o. the continuation Of AAFkUi street ho-raled,
thence along said street seventy I leet 10 the beVIu!
and thereto belonging. ''SN
| believe the title to be perfect, but will convey
olly the utle vested Ia mo By said deed Of trust
TERMS oH eALE:-One- thlFd and more II me plr.
chaser 70 elect IN elh on day Of SALE The balance Ia
two equal At six and twelve months MS
Eoliabo notes br1Tng interest 10 b. given ana ihs
lue folAihed until payment u made IN full,
". II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W.. :: ": COMpsH, Solicitor. BOVi5
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FREw &c CAAGPBELn
FruLlmEE, ASp rEoFnEfo@
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TE students Of the Wooster (o.) UNI.
Tersity number between Two hundred and
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sATunpAY MORNING. DEcEnpEH
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TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PROP.
l. Ekrf, ABOVE TOP MILL-By virtue q i
deed q trust, eatsi January 80 III, made BY Mich
oAA thinner and vile 70 Inc, aud Of record IN on,
county land recorls In deed Of trust book ~, pIVs