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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-19
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRCsT MADE
I'D and executed by Adam Blum and Eyeltne
his wife, % the undersigned trustee, dated The
18th day Of November, In the year Lsf4. and duly
recorded in the Clerk ofhee OF the County Court
Of Ohio county, in the STATE Of West Virginia. In
deed of trust book No. !, folios {sa, 40 and 80
viii sell AZ public suction AZ the fr0nt door OF
the Court House Of said Ohio county, On
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF APRIL,
1873 beginning at 10 O'Clock A n. Of aid day,
the following described real estate, that 3 70 say
Al thai piece or parcel OF ground, being the
north One-half Of lot numbered eighty three ~
y Of lOt No. 49, measuring thirty three feet IN
mont and extending back 10 an alley, one hun
bred and twenty-five feet, n the addition 70 the
town Of Wheeling laid out by John EOt and
William Chapline, In that part OF the city OF
Wheeling called Centre wheeling, and situate on
the east side Of Main street, between twenty INST
and Twenty second streets, IN said city, together
with al and singular the Improvements thereon
and the Entertainments and appurtenAness be-
longing thereto.
TERMs % sALE-oue-thfrd. or a. much more
OF the purchase money A. the purchaser may
elect % pay, IN cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue In two equal installments az one and
two years from the day OF sale, the purchaser 70
give good personal security for the payment OF
said deferred insuIimsnrs. with interest on the
same from the day of sale until payment and
the ute 10 the property u be retained until the
purchase money II fully paid Title Is unex-
eepConabIe JAMES p ROGERS, Trustee
" Fl. HALLER, Auctioneer. mrlA
The above sale was postponed until WEDNES-
DAY, April I'd, AZ 10 o'clock A.M
ADIT JAMES p. ROGERS Trustee.
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By virtue Of deed OF trust made by Margaret
BrO,iie and J. ". BrOdie. her husband, % me A
trustee. dated January 10. 1873 accorded IN the
0Ifice OF the Clerk Of the County, Court OF Mar
shall county West Virginia, in deed Of trust
book No ,. psge -, viii sell at the 'front.' door
Of the Court House Of Marshall county, on
SATURDAY, THE I7TH DAY OF NAY,
A. D. Is7g, commencing ar u o'clock noon, the
following described property, that y u say:
Three acres Of lant adjoining land OF VIM Nc
Mechen, in MARSHALL county, West Virginia,
thus bounded and described, JO-wtt: beginning
at A stake and stone in VIM NcAeehen's line
and in line Of 3. 4 .. R. z. thence with The line
Of said railroad :. I, W. 1la poles % stake and
stone; thence leaving the railroad ,. -. z.
II 24-l00 poles % drain thence up slId drain y.
lOls, Z " $500 poles 70 the line Of VIM. Nc
MeChen thence with said VIM. McMechen's line
70 the beginning - poles.
Also, a strip OF land sixteen feet wide, leading
from said land, extending along the south line
Of VIM McMechen : % the county rOat, the SAME
being sixteen feet wide commencing az the piece
OF ground above mentioned and running thence
eslsJw arily an equal width ~ the county road
Aforesaid
The utle Is believed % be perfect. but viii
convey only the ute vested IN ME by said deed
Of trust.
Terms OF SALE-Oue-thiri cash on day Ut sale,
the balance in two equal installments &C SIX And
twelve months. evidenced BY negotiable notes
bearing interest and secured BY deed OF trust on
the property. DENIS O'kEEFFE, Trustee.
W. J. W COwDEN, solicitor aplloawu
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CONSCIENTIOUS WITNESSES
A sample Of the Testimony
Taken at the Talmage Trial.

From the OIL City Derrick.
The interest in the Talmage trial in
creases faster than interest on bank
note. In tact, it l. expected the interest
will De compounded At last, or that the
trial will. our New York reporter *
busy taxing down the notes Of the test
mOny, and his first page presents the
following appearance:
Mr.. Millarl 70 Mr.. Bright, showing
witnes a Who wrote that edIto
rial9
What EDITORIAL
That one my finger Is on.
Which finger
This finger
This finger on this editorial"
Yes"
What about it?'
who wrote it,
The finger
NO, the editorial.
What EDITORIAL
This editorial in this paper which l
hold no before you, which Is headed.
'CoIumbine and Harlequin, on which l
now place this thumb
you want 10 know who wrote II
Yes.
why"
Its Of interest in this case. p
What case -
"Talmage's case.
What Talmage ~
do YOU know who wrote that e,iitO-
rial?' exCtedly.
What editorial ~
The one Just showed YOU.
The one IN that paper"
Yes
The one YOU put your finger on first,
and then pat your thumb On it"'
Yes
You want 20 know who wrote IL
Yes
Witness reluctantly replies, Il don't
know
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TwoyIEWs IN LEADyILLE-
Saturday Night and Sunday in
Colorado's Great Mining
Camn-

Lsadville Letter 10 New York Times
The gala night Is Saturday night, when
the tunnels, shafts, and levels of Freves
Hill. Carbonate Hill, and the other
mining localities send down their throng
of miners and timber me-" with their
weeks wages IN their pockets. Saloons,
gambling bells, variety theaters, and
dance houses overflow, and the side
walks are all too narrow for the crowds
that stream along With all this, Lead
vile Is conceded 70 be the quiet mining
camp in the country. IL Il called the
poor mans camp" from the facility Oh
mining and the richness OF the returns;
but it is not a poor mans camp IN the
sense that a placer gold mining camp Is,
for mining here il by shaft, and quite
expensive until mineral is struck,
when the miner is likely TO be enriched,
while in placer mine each days wash
ing produces a definite result. The
wild dash and adventure OF the Cali
fornia placer miner in the pursuit OF
pleasure are missing from Leadvllle,
where a rather dull and matter OF fact
spirit peryades the vices, and little OF
the glitter and allurement that might be
pleaded in extenuatiOn of indulgence Is
20 be seen.
\ more hopeful phase OF life presents
itself on SUNDAY. The tear and rush OF
the sawmill that ceases not night nor
day during the week are hushed, and
many of the mines stop work The
shelters can not, OF course, allow their
furnaces TO cool, and their black smoke
and sutfOcatinZ gases pollute the air as
on other DAYS. The churches, however,
are crowded, and, although they are
neither 80 capaciOus nor 50 numerous
as the gambling houses, they hO.d
enough 70 rescue many SodOms from
destruction. The MethOdists, Episco-
palians, and Roman Catholics have
buildings Of their own, and a Baptist
congregation hold services IN the school
house, during the building OF their
church. In the Baptist AMI Methodist
churches, where congregational singing
Is practiCed, the prepOnderance OF the
basso element IN the music over the So
pranO il significant. In Eastern con-
gregaJiOns, the voices Of the women are
generally most prominent, even when
they do not Outnumber the men, and
the ear accustomed % this - almost
started by the heavy male chorus that
breaks out on the announcement OF the
HYMN in this citv. 4 glance at the con-
greyatiOu at once reveals the cause.
Bearded and brUuzed faces meet the eye
everywhere, and the sOmbre black or
dark coats, and blue flannel shirts give
heaviness, II not gloom % the assembly.
The presence OF a few ladies' Introduces
some warmth Of color, AMI the tone OF
refinement they bring is heightened by
contrast with the surroundings. Occa-
sionally there l. an old minglIng OF the
aesthetic and the realistic IN the efforts
20 embellish the interior Of the churches,
as when the young lady who presides ac
the cabinet organ places bright bios
sOmed and fragrant geranium upon one
corner Of the instrument with labeled
tin can in which it grows plainly an
uouncIns that it once held Boston
Baked Beans But who would quarrel
with 50 brave an attempt 10 make the
wilderness blossom
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CAru.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indisCrptions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
Sc. viii send A recipe THAI vii cure
YOU. FREE oF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered bya missionary in south
America. send A self-adiresse,i envelope
To the Rev Joseph 7. Inman, Station D.
New York Civ.
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ANIEKl@Js = y "a.
AsstEzees 81 COsen. skexrs 4 CO

AiSl. "a Ihz-sizF April ssLh. ne tErz torz-
err osrupiest BY Gsn- D 2 C1ssn, oonztntnE
kbnut = srrsx with q $50 duEiitng E3sf cat
buildinEx Tie lad = Ne - qlali-y a ono
river bottom Al i - ane srArs % ezlrivAno1-
A.prx1sed a skaa ANDER@ON WEI
aPk47 A@trnsss Il D. = CoSs1-
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able owner Of a diabOlical arrangement
called stomach; and / have never been
free from that knowledge from that
hour TO this, and suppose that | never
shall be until / am laid away IN my
grave"
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GID THREE DoLLAKs By MAIL AID
- rerefse N %rar1 ~ nHl Q Fiys seot Reyol
~, wzrrAass1 Or mn1ey refInlte1 DICksOS
AKNEcO.- q EsarA ara. Rir1b1gh. p zr.1
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rs .~u.p.rr WITH ATTACHMENT.


The Object Ot tlIs suIt ~ to retuyer frpm he
Defendant s1a.lN. cvidrufesi by promirOry %
the said ,lefendruL maais a. wheeling, " Va.
aatpi Dsrpmhsr n lS15, with interest on aid
sum frpm the ltth day II harvh. lss', Until paid.
and The Ctsp, OF this suit. AMI 10 Appearing from
an AFFIDAVIT hled IN The cau.c, that the saif de-
lsnsiant n not a r-~sieut q this -tAte, and tbs.
teGrndant not htvin b..pu ssrvesi with copy
0f the orler 90 alta pt &C with Pr,ce-s IN THIS
suit and IL further Appearing that TIE Ia brlle
iron works garuiShe. Wa indebted a. the lie
PENDANT The sum ~ ~,- hundrpd and hfty dol
lArS and ninety fJurStruu. when summoned IN
this case II u ordered By the Court that said ir-
hndint hs AMI n r@Iutr.d ~ appeaT within tour
weeks After tie tat ot the nrt pnblitniion OF
this orisr amt Do what r. uecesary IA prltsset his
intsrssr- herpin, ant hat his order be publish
81 ant posted a. rr'tuir-i by lav
resfe. GEDRtiE HOOK. clerk.
1 z Rm.ER. attN or cnmnLAlnant mr.sna9t
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on IRE prsmh-s~ ne following Resl ESTATE II
CGW-n. -he~cs 4 Co. ks<1<1ors. stBate,l u he
CITY ~ BcilaiP sWlshfp q Pu.tney. eD1HtY q
B.im1ut ahd -t-ise q Ohio, ant described a.
nIluVs
Ii Trles-Lnt No Is. blnek NJ. 4 Beilairs city
m WhiGh : situated ne ARP, thrssstory bank
bg.lting q CSwsn, shees 4 Co. ApprE[Sr,i O.
y-Ns
This property = admirably sigliaEsd i0r hAnk-
M hUsI1s-s
q Trart-Lot No. 4 blnrk = BErnkris -e0nnd
lstfiitipu ID Aellaire cirT Arpri--t a. SO
q T1aEt L0t M. = book W. :. BaTlarts
irS1 HitiTlfn - Bsii4irs ely. AppnIs-ssi Al So
"a T-lrt-L0t NJ. 3 block No. :, B4rlK7.s
art siiinou b B~Ilair ciry AppuIiset a. san.
SIN T-1ft-LGt No IL block N0. :. EArnAEts
lrSt aiciiasn - Bela-rR city. Apyr4is-t &C sos.
ST. Tzrt-Lct ~. u block VI :, 8ar-aTfs
st stffiriGu O. B-llatre sItv- Appnzsed a. t&a-
IN Tzat-L0t ~. IL box No. : B4rna1ts
6lSr ktnsruu - BcilGirs CRY. Appczas-d a. So
sch Tnrt-Lat No. Il blOck No :, HGr1a-i
drst shtiuOn o Rsllkf-e c;rY. Appraised a. s4a
sac - eomnencs a. ~ O'elork A. n q sAie
taT. Al AZ rhese tGus Az heeAtet II ne besE
pa-r q N ciry All AZ desiahl- propsTTy-
TINS % SGLE CASH
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

EIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOrs on
u Wheeling bland; price from 800 % 800
each ONLY one-stxth Of the purnhase money ~
qufred IN cash. Tha residue may Be paid annu-
ply 70 John p. GuCHRlsT,
oesDh At Too NIL
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEG Al. NOTICE.

Lewis : Deisplain, Robert NJ. D"ianlain and
Hullihen Quarr'er late partners " irasse under
the hrm name OF l. :. D.laplain 4 son,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
staunfon. virginia.

THE TINE HONORED TNSTTTU non
Il 0psns september - Is7s Among ne hrsi
-chools klr yOung lAtisa IN ne Caited -sAt-s-
EurDpeaa and American Te1rhe-L -urrDund
tuZx bsaurif1L Climate 1lsIrpas-ed Pat-Dn.
mi By seventeen stats. Arose BUT TEEn-
- rHE CNHs. Bsarf- Wehtrk LiEhu, Eng
Ish- LAIN. FRENCH. tor eafh ball q lls s.h0las-
r. yenr---------- .---fA -
N1sic de- VsrT IoE. FOR cAIAlosule-. sttrHss
Rev WM A HARRIS, D. D,
tTI5sH Pruzitenf stanton. Va
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TRUSTEES SALE
or rHE
Belmont Nail Works !

By virtue OF deed Of trust made by the Bel
mont Nail Works % me A. trustee, dated Fcbru-
arv T. lS-s and recorded in the Otice OF the Clerk
OF the county Court Of Ohio county West Nir-
CHINA IN Iced Of trust book No. II, tOuO 81 and
ed hv another deed made By said Belmont Nail
Works ~ NE. taJet April l., ls79 and duly re-
1911 m .n-A -..rk \ ntiina [ ahnIL IN
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LOTTERIES.
"a State Lottery company.

oriean. Tsss.aaJ. Nay 4. n.S-Ists xoasAi,
Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
the Lsxialafu y - he .eats for Etncsfionsi and
Char1,A8ie pnrp<ss-. IN -. &c N ITEM Of
TWENTY-FIVE IEAR., - shah eontrsst ne
iIvtolsbie AIN ~ tts -,xte = pi>ipef stfh q
Capital q q 50 so. - sharn y hs snre ss<ied
q r-~TTs Rad u $40 m. In Gnznd single Yum
bsf pisfrbsri0u VII t4zs Diaer nOnt1ly "a ne
ssuond Tuesday. 10 neFer -Ales % p<<fD<snsz
Loox 4 o. 6nll0~fnx siscrtbatlon.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The above sale was postponed until WEDSEs-
DAY, April I'd, AZ 10 o'clock A.
apI7 JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
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ASSIGXEES SALE.
Friday. April ID, 1870,

DTRSTANT 20 AN ORDER OF TIE Pro
i hatr C0lIri,f p -uunt eDgntg. Ohio. ws WI
ot.,-r a. purhc ,Ale 90
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Local N SVVS-

s CHARLEY MAurz has a large stock of
& Hect boots at his store
Ein this city. They are the best grade,
las any shoemaker, friend or enemy,
can ascertain by examining them.
4 lie now sells them at reduced prices
are guaranteed TO him by the
Hsct Brothers, and by him to his Gus
toner's
The rains during the last two or
three days have extinguished the for
est fires and the atmosphere is again
clear.
Il HENRY NJ. SAUNDERS, the foreman OF
the Idaho ArGlanche, died at Silver
Il City on the Doth inst.
Il FouR Government wagons left Win
aemucca for Boise Barracks a few
days ago
Dos'T forget the auction of house
ot, furniture, stoves, &c, of DR.
/. A. Berger next Wednesday at IL
/ o'clock NJ.
Miss ELLA CARTaE, of Boise City, i.
up on a visit TO Mr.. Jonas W. Brown
and wife.
Nh. G. W CRAFTS arrived here from
San Francisco last Saturday, looking
hale and hearty He will go to Ban
nef IN few days.
NRs j. G. ROBBINS came down from
Banner last cdnesday, and vii
leave this morning for Boise City #
spend the winter.
IRE weather has again cleared up
MAJOR R. NJ. Mcdowell, Deput.
oai'ed States Surveyor for Boise cour
y has been called upon by the hea
q The Department, aud is making
report of the mines throughout tn
county.
return thanks to Col. Brow
and Maj. Mcdowell for favors extent
81 while we were at Banner, and 70
Sandstone specimen of silver.
Miss MARY BARRY, who was injure
Uneh Anna Galbreaith was killed, W.
Ha''e sick as we went to press las
hight
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- : CHURCH Appointments.

,nnointments for Grand Ronde and
,i.e District, Columbia River Confer
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The Banner Mill and Mines.

While at Banner we went
through the EInira Company's mill,
but did not have time to examine the
mines, as we had intended. All the
stamps twenty were running. They
commenced on Banner ore Saturday
morning Everything was working
TO charm, but there has been some
trouble with the batteries, which have
not good foundations. Col. Brown.
the President of the Company, and
Major Mcdowell, the Superintendent,
are anxious TO have the mill put in
good shape Or a new one built. which
would be wise thing for the Compa-
ny 10 do. and which we believe they
will, as ore could he worked much
cheaper and more of it put through
Tue representative of tie Company
are energetic men, and attend strietl,
tn their duties, as their work shows
The miHes are looking better than ev
CT before, and we are satisfied thai
the day is not far distant wien thai
district will take its place among tbs
leading mining sections of the coast
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I'll e Dance nj Kramer.

on last Friday several conveyances
'0aued with ladies' and gentlemen
went to Tanner and attended the dance
gwen there on the same evening by
W. wa, Wentworth. 1t was very
p'easant affair. but owing TO the sad
'a'a' accident that befel the party at
'eaalhg from here while returning
y we are sure our friends, both at
"A''her and elsewhere, will excusc the
S4'sSlon of any extended lo.ice,
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Indians ON shafer Creek.

Last Saturday a company of men
from Squaw creek, Payette valley and
the Basin went in search of Indians
that were known To have been near
Jerusalem. They We're tracked to a
canyon on Shafer creek. between the
S,ar Ranch and Horseshoe Bend, and
two of their horses captured and an
other killed The buys say the reds,
seven in number, got into the b, ush
and escaped. Owing to the party re-
turning without making further pur-
suit it is generally supposed that they
are all "good Indians"
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President JoHS w HARPER, Of the
Danviilc (Ind College. disappeared
mysteriously year ago, while on his
way to address Sunday school eot.-
vention There was nothing in his
business or social relations to drive
him of, and it was believed that he
had been murdered for the 5000 that
he was carrying III his packets. Late
" his wife ok out letters Of admins
tration ON his estate But he now re
turns His story is that he was
knocked DOWN and robbed; that the
blow affected his reason, and he wan
deted westward, finally coming to his
senses among the Ute Indians
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cd condition.
At 2 o'clock two conveyances that
were behind one of which we were IN,
arrived at the terrible scene. We
lad left Banner with lightsome minds,
and had been heguiling our long ride
with songs and merriment, but now
what change-so shocking IN Its aw-
| fnI suldenuess. We saw The party
grouped around some central object
and ut first thought that they had
camped for lunch, and again we broke
lout in light hearted song, but soon
we were hushed into silence. One OF
the party approached US and told us
that Anna was dead, that there had
been am accident, that she had been
,brown from the wagon and had bro
ken her neck. Oh, how those
words pierced the hearts OF all!
We went to the scene OF the u'saS'
Ter and raised The blankets from poor
Anna's face. The scene that lot
loved can be more easily imagined
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THE funeral Of Anna Gertrude Gal
BREATH took place from the me- IL.
Church yesterday at 2 o'clock Tt
was attended by nearly six hundred
friends, the procession reaching near
ly from town to the cemetery. all
that could secure conveyances from
the towns of the Basin and Banner
were present, and great many
wished TO attend that could not get
here Rev. VIM BolIard preached the
sermon, an extract from which
we will publish in our next issue. At
the close Of the service the coffin was
opened and the hundreds present took
a last look at the remains
Anna was born at Horse Town
Shasta Co, Cal, on December 4, 1852
and came to this city in November
1857, and has resided here ever since
She was acquainted with nearly ev
erybody in the Basin and dearly be
loved BY all. 1t was with heavy
hearts that they followed the remains
t. their last resting place, and he
name will always be held dear In iii,
memories Of her many friends. TL,
/ palibearers were Messrs. s. G.. Silsby
James Monroe, F. W. kroeber, an,
Hons. Joseph Travis, G. b. Baldwin
and G. w Richards.
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.pos,omce Hours.

In week o.,ys, until further notice,
lgLi .teftice will ne kept open from seven
y. 9 a,,sa from haIf-past twelve to one,
\ s1 ironi four until six ?. NJ
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
uo,ey Order Office will not be
lne ~ ali on Sundays; and no Money
ellcu . :. will be transacted on Sat
pays a''o' s. G. SILSBY,
c;,r Dec. 3. 1875. Postmaster
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Low Prices.

lair cutting so cents and shaving 2
Fn'' OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
E.o doors below Kingsley's, Wall stree
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Pictures.

We are now prepared to take pictures,
kpd will remain here but ten days. II
kou want any work in our line, call i'm
bnediately BoMAR q CURRIE.
Sept. Q, 1879.