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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26

EIGHT HouR&-If Saturday evenings
experience is any indication, the working
men Of Wheeling do not take much in.
tereSt in the new eight hour movement.
The announcement that Injecting would
be held at the Court House to discuss the
eight hour question drew out about twenty
men and boys. 1t was nearly nine O'Clock
before even this number had o ttogether,
and soon afterwards, it being apparent
that no more were coming, the meeting
was called to order, and a little informal
talk ensued.
Samuel Goshorn, an employee at the
South Wheeling Glass Works, presided,
and remarks were made by Lewis Grade,
J. A. Taylor, Robert Marshall, Dennis
|0'Keetfe, &, w. Smith and others. Mr..
Goshorn, upon taking the chair, read the
platform OF the So-Cailed Socialistic Labor
party, which was received with decided
dissatisfaction by the majority Of the
very limited audience. Mr.. Taylor rose in
his seat in the audience and denounced
the thing rs . put up job" openly charg.
ing that the Socialists had undertaken to
get up n Of their meetings by calling it
a "laboring mems meeting There vas
q wrangle between the Socialists and
Taylor upon this, and finally the meeting
adjourned to Saturday evening, June It'll,
without having accomplished anything
except to generally d~isgruntle all who
were present The Socialist folly does not
seem to take well with the intelligent
working men OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26

What q truly beautiful world We live I'M
Nature gives ps E+andelf ofmountains. Siens
and oceans and thouSSpds Of means for en-.
loynent We can desire no better when In
perfect health; but how often do the maiority
9.people feel like giving it up dishealtened.
oIooaISsed and worried out with diSeaSe
Anen tasIe Y no occasion for this feeling, 8
syeLy saneEef can easily obtain ~atisfactory
them As free from disease as when boTn1 ~
Pepsta and Liver Complaint Is The direct AZ.
o. seVenty-hye per can't Of such maIadies a
BtliousneS Indigestion, Sick Headaehe
GosttHenesS Nervous Prost:ation, DiExiueN a
he Head, Palpitation ofthe Heart. and Other
dtstFeSStng symptoms Three doses or AueTist
Flower wil prove is wonderful eject sam!
Pse bottles leeent& TfyfE XWy4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26
Anime SNOW Cake.

Take the whites q eleven eggs beaten
stiff then beat into the Cyclone and !
bali teacupfuls white coffee sugar, add the
juice OF one lemon, two teaspoontuls OK.
tract OF bitter almond: stir gently into this
one and q half teacupfuls Of flour, having
n measure "BAXSER" Baking Powder
mixed thoroughly in the dry -four; make
an icing, and spread over the top when
baked. This makes an elegant cake, and
iseconomteal when eggs are cheap.
Each can Of Banner Powder contains a
measure to use instead OF a spoon. A
Pound Can with the measure and Banner
Reepe Book eomplete, mailed to families
on reeeipt Of 60 cents. Address, Banner
Baking Powder, re BOX Sos, Pittsburgh,
P6,
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Iwl.h Eyerybody % Know.

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one as q most in.
iauential citizen, and Christian Minister ofthe
Z. Church, Just this moment stopped In
eur store 70 say: II wish everybody 70 know
that ! consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to shiloh's Consumption Cure" II
Is having atremendouS sale over our counters
and Is giving perfect satisfaction in all cases OF
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done,
DRs. MATcHErr & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1873,
Sold BYE Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; O,
=. Dwight, 24th and Chapline Sts; IAughlln
Bros. 4 Co, Wheeling and Husbands I In.
skip, Bellaire.
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II. NJ. S. P~NAroRR-The gallant ship
and gallant crew OF Her MGlesty's Ship
Pinatore will take another sail before
Wheeling audiences next Thursday and
Friday evenings on Thursday evening
at Washington Hall, and Friday evening
at the Opera House. A few changes have
been made in the distribution Of the char.
actors, which will not detract from the
merits OF the performances, but on the
contrary, will add a new interest TO the
performances. The chorus will be as full
as on tormer occasions, and II anything
better In volume.
The play will be mounted with appro.
pirate and new scenery, and promises 10
eclipse the former presentation Of this
bright and sparkling opera. Reserved seats
will be on sale at Lucas music store, No.
l22I Market street, Tuesday morning.
Parties from n distance can secure seats BY
telegraph or letter addressed to @. Y.
Lucas.
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RHEuN.T.sx and Neuralgia are without
doubt the most intractable diseases with
which medical men have to contend. and the
ments have utterly failed. The nerves Of the
body have to be reached By some powerful
remedy before a cure can be effected. As a
nerve tonic We know Of nothing which enjoys
such a deserved reputation as aLawson's Gu.
ratlve." II searches ont the diseased and in
lamed tissues and nerves, soothing the pain
by reducing the Inflammation and bringing
them back to their normal and healthy state'
all We ask Is q trial Of tho Curative for the
many diseases which We know It to be a Spe.
citic for, aud the most skeptical will be cor.
WINGED We have not overeStimated its value.
MwE4W
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DRArn or MIS-. s. NJ. DUNCAN, on
BRiDGEroRT.-Many Of our readers will
be panied TO read the announcement this
morning Of the death Of Mrs. s. NJ, wife
OF John O. Duncan, OF Bridgeport who
quietly passed away yesterday al half past
two O'Clock. Mrs. Duncan was the eldest
daughter OF Rev. David Trueman, former.
ly oil Bridgeport. She was an estimable
lady, and her amiable disposition and
true o hristian character endeared her to
all who knew her, and will keep green her
memory in tho hearts OF the stricken
family. She died rs she had lived, trust
ing IN the Savior, and though her suffer.
ing was long and at times very great she
bore II with Christian fortitude and MUIR.
INJURED not against the will Of her Master.
She leaves a husband and four children,
two boys and two girls, the youngest four
years old. She died without d struggle
and over her features there was q peace.
tul, calm repose, assuring those who wit
messed her death that she had fallen TO
sleep In quiet, and that through the dark
valley and shadow Of death she he'd pass.
ed triumphantly to enter into the portals
Of the city OF God.
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New ScItEnuLR on THE CLEVELAND 4
PITTsBuRaH RoAD.-The summer schedule
on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
will 80 into effect to-day, Trains will
leave Bridgeport wheeling time} at $40
a. NJ, l1:0S A, NJ. and 1858 r. NJ, and arrive
at 1928 r. NJ, 5:46 r. ". and $3.50 p. N.
The Steubenvills accommodation train
leaves S%teIhenyille at ESQ A. ", Bridge
port at S:55 A. NJ, and arrives at Bellaire
at 9:l0 a. NJ, twenty-five minutes earlier
than the old time. Returning, it leaves
Bellaire at $3.50 r. NJ. and Bridgeport at )
p. NJ, the same as before. The Martins
Ferry Accommodation leaves RelIaire at
$50 A. N. and bridgeport at 0:45 a. NJ,
twenty minutes earlier than before. The
return trip is made at the same time as
before. In the afternoon the train leaves
Bellaire at | r. NJ. and Bridgeport at l:l5
r. NJ, ten minutes later than before, and,
returning, leaves Martins Ferry at 8 r. ",
twenty-five minutes earlier than formerly.
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THE REAsoSs Wnr.-We cannot too we'll
understand the reason why so many suffer
from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, in or,
der to guard ourselves from the same tortur.
tngdiseaSeA. The sudden changes from hot 10
cold, the wearing Of damp clothing. i%aIlingto
protect ourselves by adequate clothing, In fact
q cold Is the foundation Of these complaints
Betoru they have become seated or BY neglect
have taken a strong hold. we know Of no
better remedy than lawSon's Curative. By
all means c ,mmence using 1t on feeling the
first indications Of the disease, for thehit can
be cared by \ few applications but II left to
rankle In The systetn, 1t requires perSeyednp
efforts TO eradicate them. NWT4w
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PERSONAL MESrioH.-Col. Robert N.
Delaplain and family, who have been
travelling in Europe for the past fifteen
months, sailed from Liverpool in the
steamer City Of Richmond. on the cd
inst. for home.
Vice President Keyser, Of the u. & O..
Railroad, passed through the city on Sat.
urdaY, en route for the East
Gov. Mathews on Saturday morning re-
turned from his Western trip.
Col. ]. 3. PeytOn, Clerk Of the House Of
Delegates, having completed his work at
the Capital, has returned home.
Mr.. s. N. Hamilton, a former resident
Of this CITY, who isrpppted to havorealiSed
a big fortune by lucky investments in
Ieadville mining stocks, passed through
Steubenville, Saturday, en- route for New
York.
Adiutant General Wood left last night
for Washington, to procure a supply Of
We see by the Washington Republican
that our townsman, James Cunningham,
OF the War Department, is Chairman Of
the Committee on Grounds anda member
OF tho Executive Committee, having In
charge the Decoration Day services at
Washington City. The Departments will
be closed by order OF the President, and
complete arrangements have been made
Tor g large display. Statutes will be fired at
the Navy Yard, Soldiers Home, and Fort
Whipple, by order OF the Secretary OF
War and Secretary of the Navy. Col.
Granger, OF West Virginia, will read the
poem at the Soldiers Home.
Bishop Peterkin, Of the Episcopal
Church, has been In town four days since
our last issue, drawing large audiences
every time he poured his divine eloquence
from the altar.-MoDroe CIV. Td.l Register.
Mr.. Spaulding Wallace and family
moved out to the new Summer Hotel,
"Relleview, " on last Saturday, where they
have taken rooms for the summer.
Messrs. Chris. Siehke and David Kull,
it,, left for Pittsburgh on Saturday to com
plete arrangements for the excursion 4 the
Smoky City" on next Sunday.
Rev. Lewis Hay leaves the city this
morning for his native home, Allegheny
City, Pa, wherehe is temporarily sojourn-
ing.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: A private
letter received yesterday says that Captain
Asa Booth has bought his partner out, and
is now running the Hotel Parker, at the
Arkansas Hot Springs, single handed.
Mr.. P. S. Simtns, of Huntsville, Ohio,
representing the Clinton Paper Mills, OF
~Steubenville, Ohio, paid us a pleasant
visit on Saturday,
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TRUTH lies in a nutshell" and "breyi.
ty IS the soul Of wit" To be brief, when
the shell is broken, the truth will be dis
covered, that the Grand Central Hotel, on
broadway, New York, now kept on both
plans, the American $3.50 or s. 90, and
the European 81 90 and upwards, per day,
gives more satisfaction for the same
money, than any other tirst-class house in
Gotham. An elegant Restaurant, at mod
crate prices, is conducted by the Grand
Central. NFW.p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26

BuESrrNu or A BALANCE WHEEL. "A
wheel on a felloe saw in II. S. Whites
factory, At Bolton, W. Va, burt on
Saturday, throwing most OF the machine
about Que hundred and fifty ieet out OF the
factory. Five men and boys were operat-
ing Il and another machine close by, and
m~iraculously escaped any injury. Itbroke
shafts, belts, two inch oak ioists, the mill
frame, and everything it touched, until it
struck the hillside. There was no one
hurt and but little damage was dong, save
the total destruction Of the machine cans.
ed by adjective balance wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26

IT Is a fact well established by unuuestiopa.
bic testimony that Halls Hair Reviewer r..
news cleanses, brightenS, ~inyigorates ami re.
stores to its original color and lustre, faded
gray, or diseolored hair, eheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy It
use Il, rather than to proclaim In q man.
ner more toFclble than words can dclineate.
through blanched locks OF grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing to decay. A veFy
short trial will convince the most SkepticSl
that il does eradicate the scalp diseases Which
rob the hair Of Its color and life-For SoU
(RIL) DAILY Mo8itOr.
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AccIDENT 10 \ CARrESrER-W. II. Ctt.
ton, . carpenter employed on the New
Mcclure House Improvements, fell from a
scaII0ld on Saturday morning, and was
pretty badly hurt. Clifton started toleave
the scaHold, by stepping into an opening
in the wall, and caught holdoi a brace to
assist him. The brace eaye nay, andhe
fell to the ground, a distance OF eighteen
fest. In his descent he struck against
afpOst, which cut an ugly g3Sh In his TEN.
pie. He was conveyed to his home on the
Island ina carriage, and attended by DR.,
Harvey, who reports that bis condition Is
not dangerous
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Those complaining Of sore throat, hoarse-
ness coughs, or taking their death O. cold.W
should use Browns Bronchial TrocheSn
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine has
John l. Brown { Sons Boston" on each box.
and Is sold by Logan, List Go. and eyery
druggist only in boxes, at 25 cents. Beware
OF worthless limitations.
Browns Comphorated Dentifhce possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
Trying the teeth. Price sc, large bottles.
METGeow
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Gl hnEaA1PP II AN noHoIoERUTLp.

80 ytl by Hoas and 70. On tie I,l,,a. s,o.
y I o1sd slt0o stll bay yoa q HoaSS ma LII n
n VsaHe Mheeiiag and on lhs Ill1ni.
.spdfot. sAeelent : Story Bdsk HoRIe
APousLE HOUSE On Main ssrsst, Cant, yh.,,.
Ios1s ~ 'sos ~ w; ~ . By 10 oSntGinisE II
TStg. Se EooH'geod cellar ~ and
TaaEE FINE RESIDENCES % M,ln atm. a,
b,onSL,S y In ~ ssabteA known n The ELantFV
~ ~ S1 ~ a9a Sith al modern EmproTemsntS
= E.EnSSk AXE IKSEMgEr HOUSES sem Yoan..
III S'esos Saieh reht tf 50 pr month, ri ~
ga0d = Aefes vel impFovsl. ~ ~
VI IN; z. g s5sh19ss e. Wea SIfEiaa iasdS
,1ns ss6SAALLA LARGE RARNCS fIum MAJ
" nlSne Ne dtys for fHn 10 10 siiSrs. -
wTT Sry taogs1nd asra q lS "a Wsf SIrIfpss
tgftLtf paTttenltns Inquire a
"a Estate and Ilslnnee AFensy.
heas CoEneT, WbeeInE. ". Va
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WARS FuE MATTER whom YOU have
the blues? Your liver Is torpid, Take
some Of the genuine DR., C. McLAne's Gel,
ebated Liver Pills prepared by Fleming
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa None genuine
without their signature. Look for Il on
every wrapper. the market is Hooded with
limitations Of the name McLASE spelled
differently, but having same pronnneia-
ton. For fever and Ague, headache, or
p q simple purgatiEe they have no equal.
Ask your druggist for them.
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REtIutoUs NOFEA.-Rev. w. Il. Thomp.
son, the new pastor OF the Disciples
thurch, occupied the pulpit Of that church
for tie first time yesterday. Z
Rev. Father Sullivan preached at the
Cathedral yesterday morning.
Rev. A. W. Werder, at the Chapllne
Street German Lutheran Church, yestef.
day morning, administered the rite oil
confirmation TO sixteen applicants. The
theme OF the sermon for the occasion was:
"With What Emotion Should Catechu.
men Appear Before Gods Altar"
At Xion's Lutheran Church, yesterday
morning, Rev. Meerwein administered the
rite Of confirmation TO some twenty chill.
dTen. The auditorium Of the church was
very tastlly decorated with flowers, and
presented a pleasing appearance. !,
DR.. George, Of the Fourth Street, and
Prof. White, OF Ohapline Street NJ. L.
churches exchanged pulplts last evening.
The Cadiz, Ohio, camp meeting com.
menCes on the 18th Of August,
The colOred people have made arrange.
ments to have q camp meeting at Walnut
Grove, Martins Ferry, In July.
The Marshall County, W, Va, Sabbath
School Convention will be- held ut tho
Presbyterian Church Ut Dallas this week,
commencing on the 9Th and continuing
for three days.
Tho third Quarterly Meeting Of the
n. Z, Church, st. Clairsville, will begin
on Friday afternoon, 30th inst Rev. J.W
Poland, Of Bellaire, will assist the pastor.
The corner stone Of the new NJ. f..
Church, at Moundsville, will be laid next
Saturday afternoon. Presiding Elder vii.
son and DR.. George, Of this city, and Pres
idcnt Thompson, Of the State University,
arc expected 10 participate in the cere-
monies.
The Quarterly Meeting Of the A. NJ. Z.
Church at Martins Ferry will be held on
next Sunday, tho Slst. The Rev. Hamil.
ton will preach in the morning, and the
Rev. March, Of Bellaire, in the evening.
Rev. Lewis Hay, Of Washington City,
occupied the pulpito the Sixteenth Street
Lutheran Church yesterday, Notwith-
standing the threatening weather and sui.
try atmosphere, the attendance at the
morning service was good, and the wen.
ing congregation quite large. The rever.
and gentleman is Of fine appearance, tall
and erect. His morning discourse was
from Paul's greatest preaching theme,
Christ Crucihed," and his evening ser.
mon was even more practical and earnest
than than that OF the morning, on "The
difference between a religious nature and
n religious character, from Acts q; "rhat
they should seek the Lord II haply they
might feel after Him and find Him, though
he be not far from every one OF u.s." The
Sunday School was largely attended and
enjoyed by all present. Some Of the
classes are crowded to great discom.
fort, and it seemed to us o difficult matter
to teach successfully under such circum-
Stances.
The Marshall County Sunday School
Institute will meet tomorrow in the Pres
byterian Church OF Dallas, Rev. John II.
Aughey,. pastor. Delegates have been
elected from the Sunday School Institute
Of this city, and the subject Of a Panhan-
llle Sunday School Convention will no
doubt be discussed. A cordial reception
awaits the visiting Sunday Schoolworkers.
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Grnnt nnnn

The greatest boon to children teething and
for curing Wind Collie, DiarrhDa and other
ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mn.
WinSlow'S Soothing Syrup, a safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
Browns vermiiuge comfts, for expellins
worms are the most unfailing and pleasant
contection in the world. Price Is cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co, and BY all druggists.
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Secretary,

BRLE CANvAs&-The canvass of Ohio
county, by W. R. NJ. Denny, under the
auspices OF the Wheeling and Oaio County
bible Society," IS progressing with encourag-
ing success, Only about one family In
each twenty-three has been found with
out the Scriptures, though It's true the
destitute paris otthe county have not yet
been reached.
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LOOK 7 FUR CALoNEL-When you are
taking Pills be sur that they contain no
calomel. McLGia's leyaabe GatiGrtics are
what you should ask for, if you have the
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, or you are
suffering from any arrangements Of the
stomach or bowels. They act like magic,
and are perfectly safe. Ask for the Wheel
ing Pill. Sold by most druggists.
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CoSrrSr ROB 4 GoLpuIADxp CAxE-In
connection with the grand festival given
hy the Church Of God, one mile below
Renwood Junction, Saturday even.
lug, May q, MGssrs. Thomas Williams
and ]. N. Osborne were contestants for a
fine gOld-headed cane, which resulted as
follows: Mr., Williams, $l26 10; Mr.. o.
borne, &+5 OF; giving the latter a major
ity Of $ll9 81. Everything passed or verv
pleasantly, and no hard feelings on either
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The Wheat Market.

P%lTrsBvPGH, May %, 1870.
Since u report Of the 2lst We have to re-
cord a further advance in the price for
June delivery. To-day sales were made at
81 0S, and indications favor a further advance.
Corn Is very low at 80 cents, in view Of the
large demand, and as u purchase OF 1000
bushels can be made ona margin of 500, we
think ne better investment can be made.
GEn. N. IRRtx.
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H. N. S. "PrxAFoRE," by Arthur sulli-
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, lOc; Vocal
Selections (boundl 25c; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
Sc; Po:pourri, Soc; Galop, Tor Piano and
Violin, Oornet or Flute, 40c; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, SOC.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs to rent
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market street,
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FoR UPwARns OF TnrRrY WARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acid:ty OF the
stomach, relieves ,rind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySSntey and diarrhGu,
whether arising from teethipg or other
causes. an old and well-tried remedy.
Is oanb a boak. D4w
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TN. CouRTa.-oRcur CouE- Judo,
udraL-Thls Court met at q o'clock Sal.
urday morning and disposed Of the fol.
lowing businesss
Fred. LANCE . citizen Of Germany, was
naturalized,
Richard Nolan VI. Rose Lyons; a final
decree was entered, dissolving the In.
junction and Diminishing the bill.
Frank Falloure Vi. Island Building As
soCiationi final decree perpetuating in.
junction in part, and diasolyiug In part.
George r, Tfngle, Committee, vs.. VIM.
Miller, et al; final decree confirming sale
Of real estate, and directing application Of
proceeds.
The pleadings were settled In o number
oil cases, and motions were argued and
submitted IN q number Of cases.
Several chancery cases were spoken TO
and placed in the hands Of the Court.
Adjourned TO Q o'clock this morning,
roLIcE CouRT-Nuyo SIroaaey, Judge pro
Business disposed Of in this Court on
Saturday:
William Shelley paid a fine Of 81 and
costs for assaultiIg William Peyton.
Fred. Mcfarland, charged with fast
riding, paid s. and costs.
James Caughtiell was up OH a charge Of
peddling. pictures without license. He
was fined S. and costs, and execution was
suspended on condition that he take out
the license required and pay the costs in
the case.
John Andrews, q var, was committed
In default Of s. and costs.
John Donnelly, drunkenness, 81 and
costs. Paid.
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Huns vAroR sroyE.-

TRANSFER or REAL Esr&rE. The follow.
Ing transfer oil real estate was admittedto
record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court, Saturday:
Deed made by John NJ. Whitman and
witeto Caroline L. Sells, for 9 acres and 70
poles Of land on the waters OF Little
Wheeling Creek, in Liberty district; SI65.
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TES DOLLAR OEETrFtcArE-The second
lot Of $40 retuRding certificates ordered by
+. N. Sterling did not arrive Saturday on
account of the late arrival Of the Post.
masters report We are informed by
Cot Sterling, however, that he will re-
eeive $1,000 worth to-day at noon, and
that the sale will begin al 9 O'Clock this
afternoon: He also says that he has been
informed by telegraph that in case tho re.
port OF his last days sales reaches the De.
partment in time his full allowance Of
$1,000 will be shipped him.