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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28
A Game of Chess on the lee.

Thirty years ago this February, on
the frozen Nemahbin lake, near Nasho.
toh theological seminary, III Delalield,
twenty-eight miles west of Milwaukee,
sixty-four squares were marked off upon
the ice, each ten feet square, the snow
being scraped off from the alternate
squares, and game of chess was played,
with thirty-two young men and two
young ladies acting as pieces, and each
one moving as directed by the king Of
the side of which he belonged. The
two young ladies were the queens.
Most of the other "pieces' were students
ut "the mission" rs the Nashotah instr
tuition was called in those days, though
many were farmers sons and other
young men OF the neighborhood, one of
them the district schoolmaster at Sum-
init corners. One of the Kings was the
lovable pioneer Christian nero, the Rev.
Lloyd Brock the other was mere
youth, named Ammi Hawks, son Of Il
hotel-keeper at Delafield village. Won
der what's become of them all Hawks
was n clever prayer, and kept the wise
old priests wits ut work all the after
noon; but tho latter finally fastened
them to II single square, when "the
shades Of night were falling fast" and
all but themselves and two or three of
the knights and castles had been killed
off. The writer hereof was humble
pawn, whose aching toes and hollow
stomach made il happy disaster when
he got taken" late in the afternoan, AZ
it was about time to water the stock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28
Animals Sensitive 10 Ridicule.

Mr.. Sidney Buxton, Ill one of his
amusing papers on animals in the
Animal World for February, says that
dogs and horses are, rs far us he knows,
the only animals sensitive to ridicule,
while cats and birds are wholly I'M
aware that they are being laughed at.
lie tells of pony of lis own which gets
very cross when disparaging remarks
are made upon him, and "beeomes fu-
rious, and stamps about his stall, put
ting back his ears and attempting to
bite" if he is openly laughed at. while
praise greatly pleases him. The truth
is, that it is only those creatures which
can feel sympathy with men which can
also appreciate ridicule. The horse
sympathizes evidently with many ofhis
riders feelings and amusements. while
the dog can enter in no small proper
ton of his feelings. But birds and cats,
though often exceedingly atlectionate,
and full of attachment to individuals,
hardly ever attempt to enter into hui
man feelings, AS Cowper's dog Beau"
for instance, entered into the poets de-
sire to possess himself OF the water-lily.
The hatred of ridicule always accom-
panies a capacity for sympathy. Ger
tainly dogs, and probably horses, know
the difference between being laughed at
IN derision, as we laugh. at fools, and be-
ing laughed at in admiration, as we
laugh at n good comic actor, and enjoy
the latter MS much as they resent the
former. 1t is questionable, however,
whether some parrots do not understand
and enjoy the practice Of making fun Of
their human acquaintance, do not APP
preciate the art of dipping, and take
pleasure in it.-Spectdtr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

TIE Illinois state board Of agriculture
has decided 10 offer liberal premiums
TO induce an exhibition Of dairy prod
uets at the next state fair. Premiums
will be offered for factory cheese, farm
dairy cheese, and sweepstakes cheese;
for creamery butter, dairy butter, and
sweepstakes butter; and grand sweep
stakes, open to all, for the best display
Of dairy products, both butter and
cheese.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

Two Swedes, who kindly entertained
4 tramp near Kane, Mexican county,
Pa, were both killed by said tramp
with a hatchet. The tramp was soon
captured, and II was with difficulty the
people could be restrained from lynch
ing him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

TIE prosecution Of the corrupt Rus
sian army contractors, Gohan, Greger
and Horwiz, has been abandoned by
order Of the car, because the proceed
ings threatened 10 compromise 80 many
persons in high official positions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

The Mormon Giant Girl" who tray-
eled with Barnum last summer, died
this week in New York. Her name was
Mrs. Flandrau, her age ~ years, and
her weight SIG pounds. All winter she
had exhibited at the American museum,
and her associates there are deeply
moved by her death, the friends includ-
ing the Cireassian girl, Zoe Mcleke, and
the Arab giant. Her husband was the
ticket-seller Of the Burnum show last
season.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

The Russian troops retiring from
Adrianople will embark for home 1T
Bourgas, thus avoiding any comp.ica-
tons with Roumania NJ TO quarantine
against the plague. The Russians have
held Adrianople for more than II year,
and have worked persistently to carry
out the programme u the dehnitive
treaty rs first submitted to the Turkish
authorities. The Russian troops will
remain in Bulgaria, and in Roumelia. A
volunteer native corps under the com
mand Of English and French officers,
will take the place Of the Russians.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-28

ELECTRIC lights multiply in all direc-
tions. The idea Is too promising TO be
monopolized by any one individual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Flour-DulI
and weak; western extra, Is IS:
Minnesota extra family medium, IS Is:
good $8S111a6 40; choice, 50 so; fancy, So Is
40 S7h; Minnesota patent, S. 0Oas 81
Rye flour less active at IS rs. Wheat IN.
settled and depressed; rejected, 81 80; No. .
red elevator 81 81: No. 9 red, SPOT and
November, 81 IS bids SO asked; December,
81 S9A bid; January, 81 40 bid; 81 45x
asked; Corn quiet; mixed track. 59c; vel
bid; SOC asked; December 63Xc BID; So
asked; January, 55Xc bid; $50 asked,
Oats quiet and unchanged. Provisions steady,
Beef Mess, l2kc. Mess pork, l2al2I
smoked hams 91fal0Hc; picked, SasXc,
Lard 71sa7kc. Butter scarce and Arm and
nominalIy unchanged. Eggs steady; western
22c. Cheese quiet; creamery l2>>1al3C; good
llal2c. Whisky steady ut 81 L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
baltimore Live Stock Marker.
MARYLAND LIVE srocE SCALES,
MONDAY, EovOnnher 4 ism

SAAAL LAND LAVE STOCK eCALES,
MONDAY, November 3, lS10.
Cattle sold al these figures lire ,reiohL Koo, mr.
S3sd al nEt wtight that i 70 per cent Generally
yIr0 hsG Weight. Sdeep are sold gruSs, tia
/" lite ~eight, OrnOlhin1 OIL
BREE C41rLE-The offerings have been quit,
heaVy this week, considerably in excess O
tAe demand. The decline has been No on ID,
better grades and &c on the others, and III
market has continued to later hour thar
ior long time, showing a very difficult jol
ages rather better than last week there he
ing longer line OF middles than last week
though fewer common and ton cattle on N,
other hand. Prices, s. OOa4 SIX per 100 lbT
MICH Cows.-There Is a full supply. bu
the demand Is fair at former prices, SO Dol
30 Copper head. as TO quality,
Prices this week for beef cattle ranced n,
follows: Best beeves s. 25a4 81; that sener
ally rated first quality s. 76a4 II; meditlm q,
good fair quality 81 2Sa3 g.: ordinary ann
steers, oxen and COWS s. 00a2 Is: eStrent
range OF prices s. 00a5 81. Most Of The sale
were from 81 rs to s. 81 per 100 lbs. OF tht
receipts ! ,3H head came from Ohio 8 3I2 from
Virginia. $500 from W. Virginia, SO fron
Maryland, 20 from Kentucky, and no hesd
from Pennsylvanta-total receipts for IN
week go head, against 6,49S last week, and
1882 head same time last year. or the offer
ings !, 405 head were taken by Baltimore but
chers, 2S sold to Washington city butcher
1910 to country dealers, and 6l5 head 10 Esst
ern spectators total sales for the week S,951
head against 3,3i6 last week, and 2,7l9 mead
same time last year.
swINE.-There Is decrease in the recent.
and some improvement in the quality OF the
offerings, though there are SOME more com
mon hogs than last week. Thesupply il CON
stdered fully equal to the demand, which /,
reported fair in all the yards. We quote a
4%a5A cents, with some vary extra al 5N cd
per 10 net. Rough stock Is reported as very
hard 70 get of at almost any reasonable price
Arrivals this week 1854 head against s. 0l
last week, and 1898 head same timelast wear
SHEEP AND LAXDs-With some increase II
the receipts there has also been an improve
ment in the quality OF the offerings, Tbeft
are some better tops than last week among tht
sheep, and but few good lambs, and that clnS
Is In good demand. We quote butcher sheer
at 15a4H Nc, and lambs at g. <a5c per ID eross
stock sheep, wethers, 3a4c per ID, and eve,
5? 25a3 90 per head. Arrivals this week AID
head, against 1851 last week, and S,755 head
same time last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
FINANCIAL
RANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.

Money received on deposit
Interest paid on special deposits.
eeneral Banking BuEln0lS conducted With prompt.
hea and hdOll1y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
aneinnaM.

CISutNHArT. November 6.-Cotton Arm
and unchanged. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Winter, 81 27af 80. Corn dull and
dropping at 43a44c for new; ear Sdi37c,
Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye In fair dc.
mand at SOasacs Barley steady and nm.
changed. Pork dull and nominal at Sll 90
LArd-Demand fair and market Arm at 90 20s
8 Is. Bulk meats dull; shoulders, SXa4c
clear sides, 51Sa5Nc. Bacon dull and un.
changed. Green meats dull; shoulders SIC
gland, but lower rates, 81 90. Butter Ia rooC
demand, but lower rates; fancy Creamery
$50; choice dairy, 2Sa25c prime central OHIO
20a22c; prime western reserved, lSa20c Lin
seed oil steady and UNCHANGED. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

BALTIMORE, November 5.-Flour-Dull
and weak; western Supertlne 81 75A5 Is; do
extra S 75a6 IS; do family SO 6Oa7 so. Wheat
Western lower and active; No. . western
winter red, spot and November 81 g. Corn
Western lower and active; western mixed,
spot and November, 64a35c; December, SIS
57Hci steamer Sc 0atEQuiet; western
white 42a42Hc; do mixed iOa4lc; Penn.
sylvania 4?a42xc. Rye-Quiet at Ssas9c.
Hay Steady; prime to choice PsnnSyl
yania SIS Goals 0. Proylsions-QuleL Porh
packed shoulders q Nc; clear rib sides 6Xc
Baeon-Shoulders SC; clear rib sides SXe
Hams-l0allc. Lard-7%c. Butter-Firm
prime TO choice western packed and rol
20a23c. Eggs-Firm at 2la22Hc. Coffee
Qniet Rio cargoeS, 159<alSNc. Sugar =
Strong; A soft, eEalOkc. WhiSky-Firn a
81 Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
A SONG OF NOTE.

Nine name Il vas Augustus ShmIdtS,
Uud rm 4 Chairman man;
/ sells dose peer und pfet1sIs,
und o. BtsFS ven gan.
Nine blaze hiss lots q IiIGlneIs,
IND also lots Of noise,
For ItI AgTosI der streedt irom dOsv
Columbia GohedgS pOyL
Won day some Of dose zOphomora
Come oPss 10 mine blaze, g.
IND otered peer und pNL1els,
Uad also SchWltEeF EMe.
Ven dOy bad 1rOnk all Vot dOJ could,
IND couldn't cad no mOre,
Won Of dan CRIED cut 70 me
"PoWliO, VVt 10 der schoEeI"
IguiHekly brought II To dem
III WA dfee sIgIdy .nine),
But der Vellef y0t Asked VOF Il
Vas gTlnnlng all der dime,
Lnd shlapped me on der shOulter
Und said: "POWlle, old pIOat,
We Amt have got some money
ZOVspayS you nit note"
brought him bens ind baper,
Put ingk In der ingkstAndt,
und he sat dOWn 70 ter tlble,
n Il de benSdiCk 10 his liant,
und wrote; I'VE dOn't got money,
VO don't know we're " pOrroW,
20 ve Will pay Augustus ShmIdtE
DTes EgSdy.nlne dO-morroW."
yolded up dot baper
hitEaFe put Il away;
Vent over lnd presented Il
u hnt thing der nextdSy,
But dat weller Ina und said:
Ivy do you gone to mel
Dot note u due dO-morroE:
Read II, ind you viii see."
Yor dree long weeks waited,
Vile greatly 70 mine sorrow
Each dime gone he toll me-
He'd bay me all do-morroW;
But der thing Vot buIzlca me
Is vOt be slys is drue,
Und Il isn't dill do-morrov
Cndll bis note comes due.
-COIImbid Spectacle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
pIlt.burrh Llre stoeL nnrI,at.

EAST LIBEE7y, November 5.-CGr7IE-Re,
ceIpts to-day 1884, head all for this market; TO,
tailor two days 22s7 head no through stock
The supply has been liberal hut mostly
common to medium grades, which are ali Sold
out at about . quarter Oft last w0ek, but a m
tic higher than on Monday. Good 10 extra
are in light supply and hard TO sell, and q good
many are yet unsold; good TO extra 81 75eS 90
fair IS 75a4 90; common s. 00aS so. Ter
hundred aud thlrty.three head were sold to,
day; total Tor two days 2, 1913 head.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 5.ll6 head; tota
for two days 1900 head Workers s. 55a3 70
Philadelphiss IS eOa4 10.
sHEEF-Receipts to-day l,0O0 head tota
for two days 400 head selling dull at 81 s
al co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
Financial and Commercial.


NEw YoRK, November 6.-MoNEY-strin.
gent at ~ per cent; closing Of per
cent Prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at y SoH. Sight
exchange a IS.
GovERSMESTs-Quiet and barely steady.
vnted States q Of 1881,
NV
~ eOuI anu RAIb
currency
RAILROAD BoSDs-Inactive but generally
tlrn.
SrArE BoSus--steAdy,
sTocxS-The market opened strong aud I'D.
yanced Aa2 per cent, the latter Ohio and
Mississippi preferred. Subsequently q weak
feeling set In which was followed by decline
Of kA5 per cent, the coal shares, Pacific Mail,
Louisville and Nashville and Southwestern
stocks leading the downward movement
which was most marked In Delaware and
Hudson. During the afternoon there was
recovery OF q 70 81 per cent, the latter
Delaware and Hudson, but the market again
became heavy toward the close, the lowest
prices OF the day being current In some
instances IN the final dealings, with an unset
tied and teverish feeling. Sioux City conf
mon closed at %, preferred 81, The earnInps
OF some OF the railroad companies for the
month OF October are given below: North.
western, increase, $685., 1000; st. Paul, do,
1856, 2IS; Iron Mountain, do, $l29, 1875. The
earnings OF the st. Louis and San Francisco
road for the fourth week in October show a
gain OF $4,000. The earnings OF the Western
Union Telegraph company show an increase
for the month Of October Of $4,000.
Transactions 5000 shares, If which 60.
900 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 10000 Va.
bash, 1900 Northwestern, 10000 Ct. Paul,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1879,

r,nm.nsipg At " O'Clock a. w. tell al The rent door
IoIft flo use u said county, the following real
- paTeeI Of land dIunte In Ohio county West
.cp, apl bounded - follows: Beglnning At
Wy, H.. stump, Iu original sugar tree, corner o.
~. r,rlg Tor Edward Calhoun aud james CAlt-
~ ,r,p,rIiTtiy; thence With lil0 between Aaid
80 IyI,I b, 3 3g.i00 poles 70 the nofth aide Of
1L.r,lltd The lIut baId TOAD, and with the same
v1' ~ gj poles, n. W E. n poles, n. 6I1So
Il n,ly,; thence leaving Sa'd rad n. Coz W.
rGIr, 10 an Kinal line between the Calhoun
:. smth tiael', and with the same =. ~ ". Is
~, 70 toe beginning, c0utAiniHg ave acTes aud ave
shs AMI AsO a tract Of land In said county,
,DSirJ n iploWG BeSIuniDR At point On the
SSH line Of the CaTFOll farm and thirty feet norta-
~ i,5a the old Sukn tree toTner on tbs htlli
80 r"ptluuDS on said eAslOry line (eall W. t0'
: gsl.IDj IOlss " 4 stake thence north Tx ".
>. Iog p.ss 10 AS'Akt; thence y, 2Qh' W. ~ tS-llO
Ies take; thence ). 1917 - poles, " the
~ 4, beginning, containing one acre, excepting
hs,,,on al o. The coal stiala or beds which may
'si.,. The surface Of la.d Last mentioned pTemlSej,
:, T,il n The right and privilege Of mining and 70:
Itrv AID cal 10 proper manner nom last named
MI TNlt believed 10 DO good, but selling q! TIuS.
" Eli convey only the lue vested In me By sAld
TSVy,oy sILK-Oue. fourth Of the purchase money
al much more ~ the purchaser may elect, cash In
s,sj. The bilInte 10 three equal payments, Al Ax,
II.I. and eighteen munthS, respectively IRON the
gy6i ole win Interest from that day, the purcha.
:, Ia .i,s notes, secured by deed Of trust upon the
srpefty for the deferred payment ,,,
n U,LLER, AuetloueeF. Ocit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

PrTTSBuReH, November o. PErRoLEUN =
Market dull; crude, CSC at parkerS for ship
meut: refined 7ISe for Philadelphia delivery.
onorY, November 6.-PETRoIEuM-MAfket
opened dull with sales ut s0c: declined to s91fc,
advanced and closed at eos bid, strictly.
Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging 5000
barrels. Transactions 200, 900 barrels.
BAITINoRE, NoY ember Observation-Disclosures;
crude nominal refined nc.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-PErRoLEuM--
weak; refined &c.
AETwEhF, November 6.--.PErROLEuM-RS.
hned 19kf.
LiyEnFoot, November S.-PrTROLru1-Re.
fined I'd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

We are pleased to say that our baby
was permanently cured Of serious pro.
tracted irregularity Of the bowels by the
use OF Hop Bitters by its mother, which at
the same time restored her to perfect
health and strength.-The Parents, Uni
versity avenue, Rochester, n. Y. See an
other column.
For sale by Lsughlln BIOS. & Co., whole
sale druggists, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

EEw ORLEANS, November Cofee-Qulet
and weak; jobbing ordinary to prime i4Ka
lsc. Sugar-Actiye, Arm and higher; inferior
5xa6ci inferior to good common 69ta7c; com.
mon TO good common 7NaSc; yellow clarified
SHaSJSc, MolRsses-Quiet and weak; lower
grades have declined; common SOC; Centrlfu.
Ral SOa4Od
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
DENNIS KEARNEY'S NOVEL.

The Pelican of the Waste; or, the Bond.
holders Daughter.
New York Graphic.
The London Examiner announces a
novel by Dennis Kearney, which, 1t
thinks, is yet to be written. Thanks to
peculiar sources Of information, the
Graphic is able already to give three chap
tiers from the work, and thus to pique the
curiosity Of the public in regard to what a
novel by Dennis Kearney can be. The
book is to be called,
The PELICAN OF THE WASTE;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

New YoRx, November o. Manufactured
copper steady and In fair demand new sheath.
Ing S2S. ingot lake firm aud unchanged at
2l 25a2l 30. Pig tron--Scotch and Ameri.
$40 OOa29 90; Russia sheeting Sl3 50. Nails
Cut IS 6OaS rs; clinch 81. l0a8 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

TOLEDO, November 5.-wheat--Firmer
amber Michigan, December 81 Is; No. .
red Wabash cash 81 Al; November 81 o.
December 81 IS; January 81 2S; No. 8 d.
& N. red 81 10. Corn-Duil; high mixed cash
40; No. 2cash 1910; May 44c; new 4Oc; No,
white cash 47c; damaged 47c. Oats--Nsm.
inal. Clover seed.-Prime IS 20 asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

NEW YoRK, November 6.-Business has
been light to-day, but prices continue very
firm. Cotton goods less active but strong.
Prints In better demand, aud leading makes
closely sold up. GlnghamJ and worsted dress
goods In fair request. Mems wear woOlenS In
moderate demand and Rrm. Foreign goods
quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

A4tBbeEvtAs AacOmModaiiJJI-- SSTSS 6siI-,.----S.
n. bridgeport 800 p M; arrives At SteuGsnT iIIs :,
oIo p. M; Leaves steubenVills Al $50 a m. and a.,
I Vs. ~ shrdgspor, at SaS and Balairs al 9.iO am
their regular TIP to and ir0m Stea6cn vile Iii 70
Fs,I !ol0"inS trips between BellRio and MaTunS
srdE'P0rt I" Nar:IaG Fsrry. m.
B'r.I'e. ...:..::,..... To- p M M
G1onDI,. It. .....'.,...,..,.....,,,, 3, As d. tn
s s!pp when required at Sherman House, .Etna.
VIE, west Wheeling and Gravel iIill. ''''""-
Tekea and Baggage Check 10 iii nrinr,n.I ro,,,.
o sSs n " west can DO procured At he Tcfst
a. P. n MYERS,
hs General Passenger and Ticket zen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

BosToS, November 6.-WooL-Dem &C.
tive. Stock is fast disappearing Ohio and
Psnnsylyania 43a45c; Michigan and Wiscon.
sin 4Sa45c; combing and deiAine lleeces 44a
49c; pulled woods 40a50,
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Now Orleans cotton Srnrke,.

NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-Cotton-Easi
eri medium l0ke; low do l03Ec; good Of
binary loHc: Net receipts lO,6lO bales
groes. i, $50 bales; sales, 5000 bales; stock
III, 200 bales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
CONCLUSION.

Michael 0'Hara was the hero Of the
day. By his marriage with Maude Peli.
can Waste he had become possessed with
immense wealth, and was therefore well
qualified to become the chief OF the
Knights OF Labor; and, when the bloated
capitalists shall have all passed away
from the face Of the earth, and the cause
Of labor without capital shall have tri.
umphed, his proud descendants shall wear
upon their armorial bearings the crest
which now adorns that of the 0'Hara's.
1t is bod rampant grasping the throat OF
a pelican, with gules in a field azure, and
surmounted with the legend "Hodie ct
semper triumphans." SIvAD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

I,PUSTEE'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
'nslo l Tut made By Christina Able, vile VI
-! tbis aud Eald Charles Able, her husband 70
!. iIp,,p, dated the 22d day o. January, 1879,
Nv county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
G.FSu is, page Il, will, Oh
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CINCINNATI, November 6.-Hogs - Quiet
common 50 S0a3 40; light g 45a3 IS; packinI
S 60a3 IS; yagabonds s. 75aS IS. Receipts
$500 bead shipments, 400 head.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ TRIIDEl,PHIA PROPERTY,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i TRI4DELPHIA PROPERTY.
Ny rtr,ueo ola dsei Of trust, made by Mary SehWInn,
T.r Of MichIel SchWlnn, with the aid Michael
ScAUiau her husband, TO the undersigned trustee,
GIld July j. 1915, and recorded In the office II the
Cl,ft Il the County Court Of Ohio county, West Va
u !sd Of IIaG BOX No II, page ), Twill, on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
Commencing At II O'Clock A. NJ proceed TO SELL at the
tr,ii door Of The Court House Of Ohio county, West
Va 10 the highest AID best bidder, the following de-
Efb,d rel estats that Is 10 Gay: Lot numbered ten
IL a the ame Il designated up1n the plat Of the
u'aOi TrihelphiA, In the county Of Ohio and State
d Ae,t ViryniI, irOntiRg nifty feet 10 IT, on the
Sitonil Road, aud running back one hundred and
tSGiy trtI ll9O tt.l 10 al alley.
TEENS w sLLE- Oue-third Of the purchase money
AL much more ~ the puIchaSsT may elect 10 pay,
IA 1ih the balance 10 two equal pay inenS At DIX and
iS,Ts months, With interest from day Of sale, pur-
tAi~rS giving pOteS secured by deed Of trust and 4
Ply Of insurance On the property, for deferred pay
mats
Insiitle to the said property Is believed to be per-
ht, but selling As trustee, shall convey only Iueh
Tilt a Is Vested Ia me by said deed Of tEast.
WI. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
H.H. HAILER, AuCtIoneer. ocS
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