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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

A REVOLUTIONARY INcIDENT.--Local
historians quarrel so much over points
in the Revolutionary struggle in which
Boston is concerned, that the war of
pamphlets only ceases while q flag OF
truce passes between the contending
parties. TIE latest brochure is Mr..
William w. Wheildon's History OF
Paul Revere's Signal Lanterns. which
were hung in the steeple of the North
Christi Church, in Salem street, Bos-
ton. to warn the country of the march
of the British troops to Lexington and
Concord. Mr. Wheildon, with his we'll
known historical instinct, has sifted
this matter to the bottom, and clearly
proves that Paul Revere, the hero OF
Longfellow's poem with that title, is
entitled to credit for, the plan, and that
the lanterns were hung by his direction
in the steeple of old Christ Church.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21
Detroit Currency.

What boy will be the first to inaugu-
rate spring kite flying?
Put boy in cast-iron boots and he'd
get his feet wet just the same.
The woman who wears o French
heeled shoe should employ French
conductor.
A Wisconsin farmer has cured case
of cold feet by filling his boots, instead
of his stomach, with whisky.
Why can't they use electricity as q
motive power? One fash of lightning
can make whole crowd move on.
The postmaster at Redwood is named
Whitewood, and he is the only person
in the town who reads Blackwood.
The purpose of the law is to split
hairs, shield criminals and hit Justice
between her blind yes.--Bufalo Er-
press.
A family Bible was used in Green
Bay to knock burglar down. It was
the only use the family had ever put
it to.
Gen. Hood is in Washington, throw
ing his wooden leg around in the most
lively manner. He fought well and for
got well.
The ghost of Davy Crockett has made
its appearance in Nashville, and it goes
FROM cellar to garnet without ever being
sare that it is right.
Will wonders never cease? A man
in Antwerp has failed in business and
made an assignment to his mother.in-
law Rome Sentinel.
Thirty-six brakesmen on the Erie
Railroad have had their ears frozen this
winter. This will be good news to pas
sengers who don't like to hear doors
slam.
Germany has just discovered another
buried forest in her midst. It is sup
posed to be at least ten thousand years
old. No coons have been found In any
of the trees.
Switzerland has had fourteen feet of
snow to walk over ever since Thanks
giving, while over here we complain
If dumped into bank only seven or
eight feet thick.
They had suffering man on the
witness stand in Kansas City the other
day, and after the lapse of twenty eight
minutes he had only got as far as +:
"D-d.d-d-damfino."
So many people are shot. where the
doctors are unable to find the ball, that
it is suggested that a thread be attached
to bullets, with spool in the rear of
the cylinder of the revolver, so that
the doctor can take hold of the thread
and pull the bullet out. Many valuable
lives would be saved that way.--Peck's
Sun.
1t now appears that Benjamin Hun
ter's Inconsistencies at the time he was
hung, was not due to the loss OF blood,
but to whisky administered to him by
the Sheriff, and when the time came to
carry ont the solemn mandates OF the
law, Hunter was stupidity drunk, and
had to be carried down stairs, and
was hurled into eternity before his God,
o drunken MANUFACTURING.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21
A Little Beggar's Charity.

A touching begging story with q good
moral is told by the Pittsburg Telegraph.
A young man who had been on three
days debauch, wandered into the din
ing-room of hotel, where he was we'll
known, sat down, and stared moodily
into the street. Presently little girl
of about ten years came in and looked
timidly about the room. She was
dressed in rags, but she had sweet, in
telligent face that could scarcely fail to
excite sympathy. There were five per
sons in the room, and she went to each
begging. One gentleman gave her q
five cent piece, and she then went to the
gentleman spoken of and asked him for
a penny, adding, "I haven't had any
thing to eat for whole day." The gen.
tleman was out of humor, and he said,
Grossly: "Don't bother me 20 away |!
I haven't had anything to eat for three
days" The child opened her eyes in
shy wonder and stared at him moment,
and then walked slowly toward the door.
She turned the knob, and then after
hesitating few seconds, walked up to
him, and gently laying the five cents
she had received on his knee, said with
q tone of true girlish pity in her voice:
" II you haven't had anything to eat
for three days, you take this and go and
buy some bread. Perhaps / can get
some more somewhere" The young
fellow blushed to the roots Of his hair,
and lifting the Sister Of Charity in his
arms. kissed her two or three times in
delight. Then he took her to the per-
sons in the room, and to those in the
corridors and in the Office, and told the
story and asked contributions, giving
himself all the money he had with him:
He succeeded in raising over $40 and
sent the little one ON her way rejoicing.
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PERSONAL.

Senator Burnside is said to give more
entertainments than any other Senator
in Washington.
It is little odd to read that the Con-
federate General Hood called on Cen
eral Sherman the other day.
Mr.. Alexander Stephens is looking
very well, and is apparently uninjured
by his recent fall upon the steps Of the
Capitol.
Caleb Cushing is said to have owned
large tracts of land in the South and
West. His estate is considered worth
about 81, 100000.
Mount Holyoke Seminary, at South
Hadley, hos received check for 81 900
toward its library fund, from Charles
Boswell, of Hartford, Conn.
The Little Rock Gazette says that the
death of Caleb Cushing leaves Jefferson
Davis the only surviving member of the
ablest Cabinet that ever assembled at
the National Capital.
Chen Ian Pin, Chinese Minister at
Washington, is said to be fairly over
whelmed with social invitations from
prominent people, but he accepts very
few, thus Disappointing many who fain
would entertain him.
Mr.. Justice Miller severely criticises
the rule of law which makes courts
spend weeks in finding a juryman 80
ignorant that he has never heard or
formed an opinion of a case that has at
tracted public attention.
Lucretia Mott has Just passed her
eighty-sixth year, and ascribes her
longevity, together with her excellent
bodily and mental health, to her simple
mode of living, her continual self
restraint, and her constant intellectual
activity.
Mr.. Cassius M. Clay has given the
Kentucky Historical Society the oil por-
traits of Alexander II. of Russia and his
wife, painted by Winterhalter also
more than 800 rare and valuable OBJ
jects, including many desirable auto
graph letters.
Governor General Lorne is fond OF
coasting-otherwise tobogganing-and
enjoys the sport almost every day. The
Princess has not tried it yet. She is
said to feel the death of her sister very
keenly, and is homesick also. She goes
out walking every morning before nine
o'clock, wearing tho plainest of gowns
and the stoutest of boots.
Before starting for Europe, Mr.. Tseng,
the Chinese Ambassador to France,
wrote to the interpreter attached to the
French Consulate at Shanghai, asking
him to write letter informing the
Paris Foreign Office that his wife would
not be able to shake hands or dine with
gentlemen. Should any official desire
an introduction, the acquaintance must
be confined to distant curtsy. This is
is strictly Confucian and Chinese.
If Alexander II. Stephens were to
step into one side of large pair of
scales, and all the medicines he swal-
lowed during the past fifteen years
were to be suddenly dumped into the
other side, the shadowy statesman would
shoot up like balloon. He has taken
eight hundred and seventy mine kinds of
medicine, and that he should now weigh
sixty-ive pounds, instead of sleeping
with his fathers, is little short of mir.
acle.-Nor. Herald.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

WAsHINa-FLuID REcIPE.--One box
of concentrated lye, two Of salts of tar
tar, two OF sal ammoniac. The two lat
ter put into stone jug, and dissolve
the I've in two gallons Of water; when
cold pour in the jug and it is ready for
use. Take about one gill to boiler OF
water soap and throw your clothes in.
Let them scald but not boil, that yell
lows them. It does not require near
SO much soap with this fluid.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-21

DuMp11Nas.-I would like Ruth to
try my mothers way Of making dump
lings. Prepare as for sour milk biscuit,
with less shortening, stir as stiff as pos
sible with spoon; much depends upon
this, and if they should rise soft stir in
more flour before cooking. Rise one
hour. Drop into the kettle with q
spoon, cook about half an hour, and II
they are not light and spongy let me
know and will give more exact rule.
Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-30
WM a. IsETT, President. VIZ. II, s,yy,o, v,, y

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING,
Capital. .............. so..
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This bank succeeds 10 the budna,, n, m. AI,.,,.,.
EGil0nal hank and dOaS In Coin, Coupons Con a,.s'
tlal Paper and BillsOf Exchange, FSA'' NV'AAA'A'
ln,eIHtt paid on Special DepoSts,
IemItted. P'sSSVaA promptly
Aoc94nn Of BanterS and Business Men solicited.
sloSkholdeTs liable % Depoaiton aScordiSs - m.
RS SDI, oil The stae the EAno - in HaiioEa
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December 90 Flour firm; west.
en- sup rline IS 00n5 o.; do extra IS 7oaG ~
DO family 81 95a7 IS Wheat, western lower
and closing dull and weak; No > western
%inier rei, spot and December 81 63Hs
i6l;Sal biSs; February 81 SO !al 60s:; March
81 O5Aal 6S%. Corn, western dull and weak
s western mixed spot December and January
Oats dull; western white I7aISc; do mixed III X,
We; Pennsylvania 47SiSc. Rye steady al 81 O0
agy SIcady; prime To choice PenHsylysnin
Sl1 oeaiS co. Provisions very dull. Mes,
pork $3.50; Bulk meats, loose, shoulders &c:
clear rib sides &c; do packed 5Ia7X. Bacon
shoulders, 5Nc: Clear rib sides SIC, liam,
lOHailc. Lard. refine | tierces SIC. Butter
4Iiie. "a prime to choice western packed 23A98c
gle; lined lGal7c Coffee quiet; rio Carp oSs
lialGItc Sugar higher and firm; 4 Sfi
9>sc. Whisky quiet ~ 81 1ial ljIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-30

PlTTsBuRGH, CINCINNATI AMI On
L LOUIS RAILWAY-PGN HANDLE RniiT e.
AA E4
Time Table East and West, Nov,mhor I'M, ~
Trains leave Pan Handle DepDt ioo, t ~ ~.
SoIISs.ne near Public landing, daily except Saadsy =.
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ptFaSrRaH, December PETROLEUM -
Crude quiet at 81 IN at Parker's Tor shin.
Em 5.i refined s&o for Philadelphia Dc.
OH CRY, December 2s.-PArROLEuM--Star.
ket opened with sales at 81 iiK,, declined
e u 10, advanced to 81 l2H, declined and
closed with old ot'Sr"d II q 10. shinments
5000 sS ,o barrel IRE averaging SO lCO. Transac.
fined GAd. "'""s - wv
lined 2il.
tIILApT;FnlA, December 2O.-pErRoLEuN.-
Dull and hOIninal; refined SAC.
INV YORK, December p. PETROLEUM
dDnlli United l7Hc; crude 7}Sas9Sc; refined
"a BALTIMORE, December %. - PErRoLEuN-
Oull' CrTde nominal. Refined s9Gc.
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ClEciNNATI, December 2O.-Cotton steady
at l2>Gc, Flour, demand light, but holders
frm family 50 20a6 40; fancy IL 90. Wheat
firm at 81 3Sal 80. Corn In fair demand al
4Oai2c. Oats dull at SSa3Dc. Rye steady nj
DC. Barley firm NJ OOC Pork firm SIS 90
Lard tirmer nc, Bulk meats firm and nm.
changed: Bacon quiet and unchanged, Green
meats dull and nominal; shoulders Axe
sides exc. Hams at 7a754c. Whisky duff
atA O5, ButtCr quiet and unchanged; choice
Western Reserve 2ia25C; prime do 22a2Sc::
prime 70 choice Central Ohio 2Oa9lc. Lin.
seed Oil quiet at76c,
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East liberty Cattle an,rkc,.

East Liberty, December 2O,-CA4r1x-Rs
ceiptis sincc Friday Sii head Of through and
~ head Of yard stock; total for the week
ending this day 2,4O9 bead OF through ami
LUZ head Of local, against 2,iS9 head oI
through and 3,3S5 head Of local the week he.
lore; The supply for this week s sales is light
10; : ork buyers have taken upaIl the good oiIGr.
Prospects Of a light run this week, prices
about tho samc as at the opening last week
Best y oOa5 10: fair TO good 81 O6a4 Is; com.
i Is1"T Us "5aS 49, The Snlcs for to-day were
Hoos-RecCipts 1855 head; total for tho
week 1860 head, against 23,SlO head ihC
week week p before. Workers 81 7Oai 90; Phlladel
snEEr..RecoiptS 2,4pO head; total for III,
week 8, 400 head, against IL, 900 head the week
before. Selling at S. 5Oa5 Is Cor common "a
good no extra here,
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ChICsEo CnItIe Mar .,

~. CHICAGO lIc,S. December 20. The nrOveu jour.
oss,,.ReceiptS 10 500 head sllIpmepts2 7l
head Market quiet, unsettled, slow md nv IN.
easy, with full Saturday prices; mixed nacb
lnsat !Oai %; choice heavy 81 Gia( 90
white y 5Oai76. The strikers ure still stTb.
porn, with tbs Prospects Of speedy teconcil.
lation not very ilattering, ''''''''''
tU6ASrrLe'-ReceiptS $500 head: shipments
t;lVV head butchers and shippers are aCtiye
az t S II, S@ az 'S & c 60 to good
81 90a2 90. W. N'"' iV' Julie
SIEEr-RcceiptS 500 head SHIPMENTS GIN,
head: Market strong ut 81 25aI 90 WV
a Journals London cable JiSnaicb meg ,r,o
market Is overstocEed on account Of ihe ' 70.
centadvance In prices. ''' VI '"V ~
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t'hlnAkb.

chicago, December 29.-FlOur quiet hut
lrn; Wheat steady aud In fair demand
!, :S Sss1 winter ! 81; No 2 Chicago spring
= iSShai SSSs cash 81 SS9E January; 81 SbI.
Corn quiet but weak 1T i1Sc cash: ICxc
January; 4Okallc February: 46ssc MAY: re-.
iected 3IHc Oats demand fair and market
urn and higher; S6c cash: 1880 January
SS0Nc February; lO9SC May. Rye in good
delil4nd and ashade higher ut SOEC. Barley
easierat OQc, Dressed hogs tirlner at IS 2iS
10, Fork unsettled and generally higher
az wy o. C4sfi /; $l3 GOALS 81 Jan uary; SIS 80
al5 S2h February; $l4 co March, Lard
quiet al 81 % cash. 81 Coal B2X january
y 12|f41 Is February; 81 IS bid March. RuIE
meats In good demand aud prices higher nj
Il lVaG SoaB 10. Whisky steady and iii.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, December 2o.--Wheat firm: MOI
white Michigan 81 37Is; amber Michiwnn
spot 81 Al January 81 Az; No. 2 red wintrt
SPOT December 81 AK; February 81 4GT.
March 81 1917; April 81 sex Nav 81 M e.
No. y. and NJ. red 81 40A No 9 red mixcS
NSSH. Corn steady, high mixed 42,ic: M
I spot "; January 42Hc; February 4Sl5c;
May 4oIGc No. . white d5Iic. Oats dull and
IS 90 bid. Hogs IS As. S'" az " IL
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hiTt%onE; ! cember 20-BEEr CATTLE
MarEet dull but prices fully 40 higher, as Ia
g gt very best 5lSa5ssc; first quality 4Ha
U U;SC me'ii!lnl S%a4hc; ordinary 2I5aSc
Oh head. W "''''' s''ies
swlEr-ln fair demand and light SUNNY.
Hc advance quotations 6Xa7c, nscefniis,
9,3I8 head. '''' iece'pS
SHEER AND LAMs-Rsccipts 1881 head
sheep 4A5hc; lambs IIGa5Xc. " -s"O
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:, New ORLEANS, December % Cofl,e dull.
Rio cairgoes, ordinary TO prime, sS,zHl7r
sugar y good demand al full prices; in.
Terror 4'sa5HcG common to good common
o%96Hc; fair to fully fair 69Sa7 Nc; prim" i"
cholce 5SaSc; yellow clarified SaSIEc Mo-.
uses nS unII common 25a27c; centrifugal 25a
S COG iMr 60L32c; prime to choice 3iaI0c, Rice
dull, ordinary 10 choice GaT Ic @''S'
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NEw YoRE, December 20.-Tls general
market continues quiet, but prices arc llrnly
maintained BY manufacturers agents. Cotton
goods are In light demand, but nearly all the
IssSns m p sold ahead, and prices are
goods IN light request but firm. The Bulletin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-30

FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves ,Vind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySe1leTy and dia7foa,
whether arising from taething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% esntI bOtl, p4w
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"ls it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
~ assure you lT is true that no is entire.
ly cured, and with nothing but Hop Bit
ters, and only ten days ago bis doctors
gave him up and said he must die!"
"Well-a.day! II that is so, will 90 this
minute and get some for my poor George.
| know hops are good"
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
wholesale druggists, Wheeling W. Va.
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MNNnAY, LANuARY IL, lSsn.

h'N'NA dhANN AMI
,nHuuruI NJ 10 o'clock 4, NJ, proved 10 sail NJ The
muliuJf u ihf Court llOase Of Ohio county, W,.,t
yrgut' to the highest aud best bidder, tho following
,l,-hDd property that Is to SAy; All that part II
w numbered seventeen ~ situated on the sast side
III rEyt street, Ia that part Of the city Of Wheeling
sBysba, pd grat'S addition, which part Is BOUNDED
i,ni1yrys Beginning on the east aide Of Market
.ite' a, the nurIheut corner OF said lot No, II:
hence along the East sldsOt Market street thirty feel
HSIils the so9tn thence at right angles with the
,aG line Vi Market street AMI parallel with lbs
0Slthern boundary Of Std lot one hundred and
bHy.So icr more or less, 10 the eastern boundary
Il ID To-, th4ncr along sail eastern boundary Of
ai bl ilhty feet % tbs northern boundary Of said
VI lten,e along said Northern boundary to the be.
r0ulDS
IERp' % sME-Ouc-halI the purchase money,
sod 'luyh more Us the purchaser may elect TO nav,
uth, tac residue Nv two equal pay Inents at six and
rllr months, with interest from LAY Of sals, MUIR
,aHyfg iHg notes secured by deed II trust for De.
inif'I Iayments, and policy " Insurance on tho
ymEsuy
IbrlIe 70 III, property IL believed to be perfcc,,
tut srs rs trustee shall convey only such lille Al
uIel@i IN ne by iAd dtel OF trust,
". +. HUBBARD, Trustee,
v H. llALLER, AncllOneer. deli
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NEW ORLEANS December 2a.-Cottopiufalr
demand; middling llHc; low do iisE".
good ordinary HE. Net receipts, II bsiCs
gross, 1881 bales Exports 10 Great Brita;n
1872 bales; France 9.038 bales; constwiss 3Si
G SaIss' Bales 5000 bales. Stock, 295, So
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uIncINEArI, December 29.-Liye hog, uuipt
ont ttfm; common 81 75a4 Is; Light 81 20,
%; packing 81 j0ai Is; butchers Il 6Ss
! 70; Receipts 5000 head shipments i ,I00
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-30

KEEP your family well supplied with
"sellers' Cough Syrup" use Il in time,
you will avert bronchial and pulmonary
affections. % cents.
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STUFF EhEho Lost Energy, Manly aEy
VlEor, SyphiL1,s, 1922, 31 Au
,oym al disease, cured q The OLD 3. NJ.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 9So yI,I LMSS S,sins.s,Iie.
~ ebn.se until cured. Call or write Tor tEe rs
sdyieS charges low. HaiR rates sS st wv
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hToCHs-ThG market, with the exception nj
briel spell Of weakness shortly after midday
was strong with advancing tendency. Dnf.
ing the afternoon the transactions wprt On n
large scale. especially In Erie, the Grunger.
heading, Delaware, lAcEuwana and Western,
the Vanderbilt stocks, Pacific Mail and South,
western shares The highest quotations were
generally current at the close. Tho advance
i9r the day ranging frOm x to SIS per cent
lie latter IN Recalling. The rise inhliccd large
purchases OF leading shares for both long AMI
short accounts, and dealings were attended
with considerable excitement The Granrep
anu Iron Mountain advanced on increased
earnings. Some u the other stocks were
manipulated "'N
Tue transactions aggregated 9Sl, COO shares
o. which o., 1000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore
$S,OOO Northwestern, $1,000 II. Paul, $1,000
Lackawanna, 1000 New jersey Central, 5000
Reading 5000 Michigan Central, 10000. q. 4
!, O., 2,40O Hannibal and 81. Joseph 5000
UhioSr l2OOO Western Union, I2,OO0 iaCltic
Nail, 0.OOO Wabash 81. Louis and Pacific.
ii,VO Kansas aud Texas, lI,OOO Iron Noun.
tain and 2,G,O st Louis aud San Francisco.
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HAVE you headaches, pain in the back,
coated tongue, or dizziness? II so, take
Sellers Liver Pills." and be cured.
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Joseph SCHMATzINETZ,
EsACy Steam Dyr, Scourer & Repairer,

No It's Market street, Wheeling, ". Va, near
,rNt Brtsr All kIndsot Shawls, Dresses, and eyety
!1tnPJIon u Ejlk and WoOsn GoOdA executed ~
,.in nojI,e Ani on reasonable terms. Gloves and
itIthrn CLEANED and dyed. Al C0lorS iVdruaIed
fAt All tcNpni living NJ nd distance from my place
aalhiotm Wc by postal lard that they have eolIie-
Alag Ia my line, aud will call ilrgOO1S and deliver
iasn Shea Gnlshrd. Please call and examine nay
"Wn my SvIk and that Of others. You will hnd
4ln,e loEc than atany other ScOureF In the Stale
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LOTTERIES.


A'atorised ~ Me Commonwealth of Ky
and Fdhra IN Tic HOHi, :"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BId'heo Of twod eds trust, made by CarOllne
u tlfy, wife Of David Il. Gary, with the saId David
3 Gry. her husband, hIho uBdenlsupd Trustee,
dalvl JLly 18Th, 1870, and recorded 10 the office
\ III, Clerk o. the County Court Of Ohio County,
Ga' Virginia. In Deed Of trust BOOK No. II, paee Y,
isi the other dated September Iih 1876, and record.
din aid CLERKS office, In Deed oil Trust Book No. ii,
vl.p 49, sltil on -
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Saturday, January 10, 1880,

srudnS bI lO;3D o'clock, A. n. proceed To sell, n
i6f ipul dor vi tho COHit House Of Ohio county,
n "a 10 ,h, highest and best bidder, the tOlOwl IL
,.tb raj estglO that Is to AAy; Thlrty-six lUei
'.,n.ui the east end Of the south One-hRI Of lot
.gniyrrl wO hundred and IhIIly.hve (28i) IN Chap
irrRni Eot'4 RjdiIOn 10 the City Of Wheeling In
as hua'y VI Ohio and State Of W'st ViFgiLlA, be-
gt ,.tua.pd on tho GlStSide oi E0d Atreet.
IgRNs OF SALE-InU-thlrl Of the purchase money
pl !, al cR mOrU ~ tbs puIcllnSer may elect 10 pay
nr5.u. the IedUe 10 two equal payments at six and
taepr months, with interest from day Of sale, puF-
h, NJ sylng notes sc,uIeI by deed u trust and Il
pJl.y II Insurance On the property, for deferred
payments
ihttIc 10 The Gid property Is believed to be per-
III. but ,pllng a, trustee, shall convey only such
,i,e y d vested III nr hT Eaid deed Of trust.
WIN. +. HUBBARD, Trustee
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