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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-04
AN OLD FRIEND FOUND.
A Soldier Who Raided with
Morgan Finds the Horse tie
Rode Through His Campaign.

From the Dallas Texas Commercial
There TRANSFERRED on the public square,
Yesterday, an episode which we think Is
OF sufficient interest To Toe hOnOred in
type. 4 couutrvman had brought 10
the city and offered Tor sale horse, in
forming the crowd that he was COmpell-
Ell 10 dispose OF the animal. He began
10 cry the merits oi his Steed, and sue
ceeded in attracting a crowd. Several
of them examined the offering with the
usual critical eye Of the trailer, and pro-
nOunced the beast a sorry investment.
Some laughed at the high praise be-
slowed on him 10y the owner, and were
irreycrent enough 10 suggest that the
centennial of the animal would soon
have 10 bee celebrated. Nevertheless
the bidding began and dragged with It's
accustomed slOwneSS until Sll had been
offered. Just then gentleman. In the
stepped forward and took a good lOak
AT the creature. After he had finished,
ne quietly remarked: 81 want that
horse" He accordingly bid So and
continued 10 steadily raise each other
until il was Knocked down To him at
ST.. Some OF the crowd laughed at his
bargain, but he held his peace until he
had paid his money and received the
bill Of sale. lie then vouChSat"d the
simple statement, Il rode that horse
during the war" \ Commercial man,
who harpened To be- one OF the lockers
on. M once Intercepted him upon the
matter. He states that his name was
Charles Lindsey, and that hc was a ma
tive OF Nicholas County, Ny. During
the war he was member OF Captain
Lee Hathaway : company, which served
under Morgan ut the battle of Cynthl-
ana. Nv. Il was riding that identical
animal YOU see standing there, and both
| AMI nv horse were wounded. Come,
| will show YOU the place where he was
struck" lie walked 10 the head OF his
purchase. and looking closely found
what appeared % be- faint scar on the
Lett side of his neck. Now, said he,
.to show YOU that | am not wrong IN
nv opipinn that he j. my horse,
| will call him by his old name.
and III bet that he recognises IT,
..S,rrrl Joe. " said he. and sure enough
the intelligent animal prickcd hN ears As
II hc FULLY understood the name. Mr.
l.indSlry saws that when he was wound
ell in the Tight Ia WAS taken % the rear,
and that somehow his faithful horse was
lett behind. From that time until now
ne has never seen his dumb companion
Of that harl-iought campaign. How he
ever got there l. question, the country
man having bought him from n person
i'm this CITY. Mr. L. says that no money
could -et the creature from him. lie i
going tn take him Ia his place IN this
county. and keep him in comfort the re-
rnninInr OF hi. tlANs.
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To that promptly replied, in sub
stance, that Burlingame had gone west,
and If they wanted him to go and hunt
hlm-that il they hankered for my
blood they need not wait till Tuesday,
and that they might "hurry up the
cakes" that | was on hand, etc. This
ended the correspondence.
| will simply add that it was well
known to members OF Congress, from
the South TO the North, that 1 was the
best shot, both with a rife and with
pistol, there was in the body. There
seemed To be a prevailing opinion, too,
that | would fight il called on. This was,
perhaps, because had more cheek than
most members You know that cheek
Is often mistaken Tor courage. Whether
1t IS 50 in my case, am not proper
judge. never received but one chal-
lenge Tor duel, and that party soon
found a reason % Withdraw it when he
learned from a Southern friend that
meant Business.
Although differing widely in politics
at that time, Brooks was my warm per-
sonal friend, and died so. So was Gen.
Lane.
The popular opinion that Brooks was
a coward is far from correct. He was
sensitive and impetuOus, but had many
excellent traits OF character. In haste.
Very truly yours,
I ru.r- II r,NfpppVt
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Political GIeanings.

TNClE Sluox's chances Tor the PrcSi-
dencv and ~ SuRday-School teacher
have gone where the wOoibinc twineIh.
Tux -. Louis star says the Demo
cratic PARTY in that city was never better
or,sniEel OF in better repute than II -
to-day.
1T is complained that there Is more
Democratic confidence than Democratic
work IN many Of the Western cities, es-
peciallv in Cincinnati.
THE Republicans and Grecnbackers oil
Catssil. y. y, united on 4 local ticket
hut the Democrats alone cleaned them
ont handsomely, last Friday.
THE Federal constsbles should 20,
They cost the country 500, 600 IN 1876
AMI ISIS Tor running elections and DIS
innchising voters for the benefit OF the
Republican party.
TUERE are fourteen ex-GOvernors in
senate; Messrs. Anthony, Booth, Burn
aide Coke, Garland, GrOome, Grover,
Uamlin. Hampton, Harris, Houston,
Kellocy. KirkwoOd. and Vance.
WHKN the Poll Tax bill was under
consideration in the Texas House OF
Representatives, one member asserted
that al the last election 1000 Mexicans
crossed over the line and voted in Texas
INDIANA papers are urging the LegislA-
tnre 10 pass tramp Law similar 10 that
ADOPTED in several other States IL this
coes ON the tramps win haye 70 go West
and Join sitting Bal or Chiet Moss
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SMALL SHOT.

FoREPAuGH clipped the tigers fore
paws.
"HEADs l lose, heels you win
Whitehall Times
THAT Washington jury did not give
her Simon for her Oliver.
RABID transit-the crossing OF your
path by a mad dog,-Grdphic.
THE Free Press remarks that the West
ward hoe will soon get in its work.
SOMEBODY alluded to A. H. English &
Co., the bankrupts, the other day as
broken English"
THE Haukeye discovers that it costs
more to kill Zulu or an Indian than to
kill a white man.
Your professional pedestrian may be
said to be a man who profits 10y his ex-
tremitics. .ilJany Journal.
TnE Gwphic is really too cruel to Van
derbilt. 1t wouldn't have treated him
that way when he was rich.
CurCAGo Journal calls David Davis the
Falstaif of the Senate. Are YOU giving
us Fa.statfy? asks the Herald.
4 MAN who was there, says the exam
ination of John Mckee by Phrenologist
Fowler was more enjoyable than the
Italian Opera.
The Norristown Herald says that
Chetywayo's nose is as flat a. English
humor and his mouth As broad as a
Western joke.
A CAUTIOUS Mayor in an interior town
which the plague has not yet reached,
has resolved to quarantine against the
Pinaiore.
AND now we want TO know at what
college our thermometers are graduated
Boston Transcript. Yes, chips in the
st, Louis Post, where 10 they get their
1ccrnpS2
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Items from EverYMhere.

There are 300 licensed salOOn-keep-
crS in Chicago.
II is odd that frost kills yellow fever
but does not check smallpOx.-Erchdnge.
IL is even-SO.
At Concord, the home Of Emerson, the
prisoners at the Jail are strung up by the
wrists till their veins burst.
Ii Is asserted that a majority OF the adj
vcnturers who 20 to Leadville take more
silver to the town than they will ever
bring ont of IT.
4 notice has been received for the
sixth National Reunion Of the Blue
and Gray, To be held at Cambridge, Ohio
from August 10Th to the 10Th, inclusive.
The death Of John +. Hatcher re-
moves from the staff OF the Louisville
Courisr-JournGlthe genial humorist upon
whose labOrs, TO a great extent, Mr.. Wat
terson established his reputation as a
funny man.
The Mayor OF the city Of Baltimore
had narrow escape from instant death
Friday, when a mass of plaster OF paris
corniCe and ornamental work, averaging
about 200 lbs fell, crushing his chair
back.
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chlnCery.
George X Tingle. Administrator of the estate of
James II. Forsyth, deceased.
Benjamin Fisher, ct ais.
IL CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is To enforce "A certain
lien created by deed made by Thomas q. Gull
bertson and wife 10 Josiah +. Cpdcgraf, trustee.
10 secure tie payment OF certain sums OF money
therein mentioned. which deed il dated on the
4th day Of August, A. ID. lNS, and Is of record IN
the Clerks Office of the County Court for ohio
county: also 10 enforce certain lien made by
Robert Forsyth on or about May 81, ISL, In favor
OF James H. Forsyth, deceased, on portion -
the said sums OF money secured by the first men.
toned deed of trust; also a. bring into nOtchpOt
certain advanCcmcnts made in his lie time by
said James III. Forsyth e. Robert FoNyth, WI
liam FORSYTH and Leonard r. Forsyth, as well ~
to bring into hotChpot all Of the real and person
al estate of which the said James III. FOrsyth
died sliced or possessed and 20 distribute the
same among the parties entitled thereto: also 10
settle the accounts OF the complainant aS himln'
iStrltOr of the estate Of said James ". Forsyth,
deceased. And IL appearing from an affidavit
filed in this cause that the defendants, Thomas
e.. CulbcrtsOn, Ellen Forsyth, Leonard T.. For
Syth, Robert Forsyth, Ellen A. Medbury, George
q. Armstrai, Lizzie Armstead, Hunt Armstcad.
Jennie ArmStead Belle Armstcad. Samuel
Baker, William Baker and Logan b. Wallace are
non presidents of the state at West Virgins, II
is therefore OSdcrrh that the said Thomas e. Cnl-
bcrtSOn. Ellen Forsyth, Leonard T. FoNyth, Rob
ert Forsyth. Ellen \. Mcdbury, Gcnncc q. Ann
stead. Lizzie Armstcad, Hunt ArmStcad, Jennie
Armstead. Belle Armstcad, samuel 3akcr, Will
liam Baker and Logan Il. Wallace appear al rules
la be held for the said Cuur; on Monday, the 18th
day Of April, \. H. 1872, and do what may be
necessary To protect their Interests ~ his suit.
Tcstc: T. VI. DARRAi,
Clerk of tn Municipal Court of Wheeling
d. LAME ANp II. NJ RUSSELL,
Attorneys for complainant mrll
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Tor the Register.
THE GOOD LITTLE SCHOOL GIRL.

The good little school girl is joyous and glad,
Let the weather De cloudy or fair
When bitter winds blow she wraps in her plaid,
And she bOnHets her smoothly cOmbed hair.
Then away with the speed OF a fairy she starts.
Quickly passing each valley AMI hill,
Til with other ike happy anu pulSating hearts,
The School-rOOm she uobly helps I'LL.
when reciting her task, not word does she
miss.
Having yOndercd Il closely and we'll:
And the pleasure IL gives her. approaches to
The smiles on her face. clearly tell
She W. ,Jc, not her time in gazing around,
Her books. like her hands. are kept clean:
Her WORKS all with beauty and sweetness
abound.
And grace. in her actions is seen.
The fash OF her eye shows brightness OF
thought
Yet serenity sits on her brow;
Her friendly esteem, by playmateS, Is sought
Thai they love her they all woUldsyOw.
Though modes, and quiet her virtues all
shine,
With a brilliant and gittriug CLEAN;
She does nothing % cause her 10 sorrow or
pine,
Hence contented, she always must seem.
And when she leaves school at the close Of the
Her iSrrhesd. De lecked with a curl
she knows that her mother Viii meet her AMI
Come Kiss NE my dear lizzie girl"
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The paper box industry is reviving.
According to the Hartford Conn Post
THE superintendent OF the Industrial
School reports that he is receiving large
orders for the paper boxes manufac-
tured bv the girls. These boxes are
used exclusively by manufacturers for
putting up their goods, and the demand
Tor them shows that manufacturers are
increasing their business. Our local
business, particularly manufacturing, is
for the most part improving
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Fields of Cotton and Cane,
Tempted by Hopes of Higher
Wages Which are Not I'm the
the Least Likely to be Full
filled.
New Orleans Times, March D
The sensation OF the day j., OF course,
the stampede OF the negroes from the
cotton region Of the State. The effects
of the exodus are already being felt;
they are very serious in their nature and
must be seriously regarded. 1t is no use
for journals in this city To- cry poppy
cock and CANNON. Would 1t were,
The negroes, like flock OF frightened
sheep, or a drove of insane swine, are
making head first to the river. and moth
ing but the most determined efforts will
prevent the depOpulation of the upper
country. The causes of this fright have
already been described and, when the
character OF the negro is considered,
these causes appear sufficiently reason
able. An additional incentive TO action
on their part comes from the favorable
report male OF the prospects OF the ne
grOes who have already left for Kansas.
1t is well known that the colored church
cs in II. Louis have banded together and
are furnishing the needed assistance.
In this work the local committees are
aided Oy the Anti-Slavery Society of
New York. This society has already
sent a large amount OF money and sup
plies of clothing 70 -. Louis to be dis
tributed among the negroes who arrive
there. The result is that the negroes
are well received, clothed and sent on
their way rejoicing towards Kansas
What is more, there Is lawyer in this
city who intends to - shortly to Kan
saS 10 attend 10 the settlement OF the
LEGAL status of negroes in that country
The negroes know these things, and
therefore the publication thercotwill not
act Is an extra induccmcnt 20 them, aS
Sume persons seem 20 think. They
would be published, however, were this
not true. the object Of the publication
being % open the ewes OF the people of
this State and show them what Is abOnt
10 happen. The trouble will not be
confined 10 one or two plantations, but
threatens 10 affect the whole State, and
the sugar region must suffer when the
cotton region is ovcrIrOwu with colt, n
wood trees and weeds.
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A Card,

To all whoare suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c. will send a recipe that will cure
Won, FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. send seli-addressed envelope
% the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station d.
Bible House. New York Gtv.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Lewis :, DpIaplain. koberI NJ. Dclaplain and
the firm name Of L. :. Dclaplain x son,
".
H. BGnfrl.
II ASSUNPSIT WITH AITAtHNLNI
The Object of this suit J. 20 recover from the
defendant SI7Gl6. evidenced hy n promlsory OF
the said deicndcni made ut Wheeling W. Va;
dated December II. $50, with interest on said
sum from the nth day ~ March. ISL, until paid,
and the costs Of this suit: and IL appearing from
an affidavit filed in the cgu~c, that the ssIii de
PENDANT i not IA resident ut this state, ana the
defendant not having been served with copy
Of the order ~ attachment or with process IN this
suit. and IL further appearing that the La Hc.It
iron works gayni,hcr, was indebted Ia the DC
PENDANT the sum Of one hundred and fifty dol
lars and ninety.four cent, when summoned in
this clsn, il is ordered by the Court that said de-
PENDANT bc and j. required tOappcar W Thin iour
weeks after the date Of the first publication 81
this order and 10 what j necessary tn protect his
interests herein, and that this order he publish
cd amt posted H. required by law.
1cstD. GEDR'E iDph, 'lerk.
!. =. ROGERS. atty ior complainant mrsua"t
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AFREI: GIT.

NFA COPY 90 Ny MEDICAL COMMON
~ Sense Hook - suy I---0n sgrtrinS With
SUMPTION, .Asthlna- CatGrasn, BrUnfhitis.
Los 81 yoSc- OF sore Thrlai send name AMI
pastonce s.idnsss, Eiih tao : cert postage
stamp. and state your steknesa. Tie book -
elegantly fiiBstTated tIii -. - M. 10 The
information II ocr1ta.ns. - The psotsdenoe 81
God, has and naEF liTts- DE aufb0r has betn
trrsfinx di.uasss % he N0Se. ThrAi and Lunx,
A. A sprffnl r-1rfiee n CfnffBnafi, Enef 1871.
Aaarss DID. y. n WOLFF. 0ndnnzri, .. apeb
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

. This institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature Of the state for Educational and
Charitable purposes, in 1868, for the TERM OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, tO which contract the
inNiolAble faith OF the State Il pledged with \
Capital Of 81, OOOOOO To which IL has since added
a reserve fund Of $40 600 Its Grand Single Num-
Der Distribution will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II never scales or pOstpOnes
InnL IL the fnIlnuinr hisfrihntinn.
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Capital Prize, $50, 900.
1867 PriEes. amounting to......................sl


Responsible corresponding agents wanted AZ
all prom ineut points. ~ whom q liberal com
peUsAtiou will Ne paid
Application for rates 20 clubs should only be
mste % the Home Office In New Orleans.
White. clearly stating fun address, for further
information. or send order TO
NJ A. DACPHIN,
p O. Box 692 New Orleans, La
All our Grsnd Extraordinary DaWingS are IN
der the SUPERVISION and MANAGEMENT Of Gen srAls
g. T B,aurcgErd and J. A. EArly
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TRUSTEES SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID and executed by Adam Blum and Eyeline
his wife, to the undersigned trustee, dated the
l4th day Of November. in the year ls74, and duly
recorded In the Clerks once OF the County Court
Of Ohio county, In the State of West Virginia, in
deed Of trust book No. T. folios As, 4S9 and 49,
will sell az public auction. at the front door OF
the Court House Of said Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL,
1879, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. n. Of said day,
the following described real estate, that Is TO say
All that piece or parcel of ground, being the
north one-hAlf OF lot numbered eighty three N.
Il OF lot No. 49, measuring thirty three feet in
front and extending back 10 an alley, one hun
dred and twenty-five feet, in the addition 70 the
town Of Wheeling laid out by John Eotf and
William ChApllne, In that part OF the city OF
the east side OF Main street, between twenty-hnt
and Twenty second streets, In said city, together
with all and singular the Improvements thereon
and the hereditaments snd appurtenances be-
longing thereto.
Terms OF SALE-One third, or as much more
Of the purchase money as the purchaser may
elect to pay, in cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue in two equal installmenS, at one and
two years from the day Of sale, the purchaser To
give good personal security for the payment OF
said deferred installments, with interest on the
same from the day of sale until payment and
the title To the property 10 be retained until the
purchase money Is fully paid. Title Is unex-
ceptionable. JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
". II. HALLER, Auctioneer. mrlA
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
u Wheeling Island: price from 500 10 500
each. Only ons-sixth OF the purchase money re-
Quired in cash. The residue may be paid snnu.
ally In i've equal installmsnts with interest APP
ply 70 JOHN r. GILCHRIST,
ocSOh At Too NM.
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No. 27,5lO drew $1,000.

nS-AddrCsS all orders % our GeneraI EaStrrn
Agents, WILLIAMSON & CO., 5gg Broadway,
New York.
The Kentucky State Lottery has, during its ex-
iStcnce, paid more money In prizes than any
lottery, domestic or foreign. whose tickets arr
sold in this country. The drawings take place
twice month, under sworn Commissioners OF
the state. and are published in the n Y. Herald,
stats Zeituug and Louisville Commercial. And
all Out-of,town Ticket holders are mailed coJf
OF the Official Drawing ne sOqp a. received. ~
prz& are caShcl without deduction, 90 pre-
sentstion and no one outside of the winners are
made aware of the fact % their being richer by
thousands Of bollars but themselves, for we Will
not, under any circumstances, publish the names
81 persons drawing Capital Prizes FOX the purpose
of drawing custom 10 our lottery.
The next drawing April 80, 1872
SIMMONS * DICKINSON, Managers.
Reliable agents wanted in every town.
ap-C3-J-7-qgq
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A splendid opportunity TO win a fortune
Fourth Grand Distribution, Glass D. at New
Orleans, Tuesday, April :, ls79-lGth Month
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FOR RENT.
GARDEN.
EOR.RENT.

A COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS AND FIVE
IN acres of bottom land, within mile OF
town. for rent. e.. W. THOMPSON.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THE THREE STORY HOUSE,
II No 80, on Twelfth street, the second and
third stories of which are handsomely finished
for the occupancy Of a family.
Also the four story brick warehouse, No. 1903,
on Main street, adjoining Mr.. George Feeny;
has iron shutters on its all Its stones, and
is in complete order. Apply to
wM. PAXTON,
ja2O 1917 Chapline Street.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

JN THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW.
ing which tAkes Place on the Nh 81 April,
lSsg. their will IL only laOpO Tickets. Numbered
from n l5 on with 80 Full Prizes and the
amount drawn win b. $4,000
ONE PRIZE To EVERY op1 TICKETS
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hGhbl II a L 1eAS12 L.
Colorado is the great Sanitarium and Pleasure
Resort Of America. II il elevated above the in.
fueuccs % m.aSma. The atmosphere l. pune,
tonic and exhiemting. It, mineral springs ARE
numerous, and possess various remedial quail.
ties. Its wealth In gold and silver j. marvellous.
The grandeur extent aud variety Of IT, scenic at
fractions are without parallel. The pleasure
seeker looking for mere physical enjoyment; the
scientist, seeking studies IN naturci The artist,
for lofty inspiration from wonderful nntuml
architecture, and the invalid who nee'k r'Nt,
mineral water and inyigunting atmosphere,
should 90 Ia Colorado. The climate Of Colorado
i peculiarly cilicarious In underwriting alri cur
ing pulmonary diseases. - &. ,JlsandS al living
witnesses who went To- Colombo feeble having
become robust and healthy, can testify. Asthma
il cured 10y "A residence I'm Colorado; while dyS
pcp>ia, debility and ailments causei Dy over
work and anxiety, are cnIdiCated. The temlrri
turr in Colorado during winter months II cguh
bic, mild and especially adapted to the needs ~
invalidS The kAnSis Pacific Railway II the only
line running through cirS Ia Denver, and the
only line by which Denver can be reached
through Kansas without change Of cars andcN
change Of ticket. and its superb equipment IN
Pullman Sleeping and Drawing Room Palaces.
elegant day coaches and its new steel rails, rcnd
ers IL the favorte route for tourists and inyalfis
BY addressing T. Is. Groat, t'cnl PAS. Agt. yon
can obtain publications and maps full of inlor
nation about Kansas aud Colorado. When YOU
start fOa Kansas ar Colorado, be sure and sttri
right. by purchasing your ticket over the best
line the Kansas Pacific RHILwAN.
Il. ii. GROAT,
Gon'l Passenger Agent,
no2ooaweg KANSAS CITY. NO.
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FOR RENT.

A COUNTRY RESIDEgCEI IN A DESIRABLE
IA location. Enquire OF
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A STORE ROOM IN A GOOD BUSINESS
ed AT No Has Main street. next door 10 Peoples
Bank, at present occupied as a Confectionery and
Fruit Stand. Inquire at Foster & Amick's Shoe
Store Tel
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling -: III
chlncery.
George K Tingle. Administrator of the estate of
James II. Forsyth, deceased.
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lOTTER RE s.
$4,000 FOR 81
IN THE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
WHICH DRAWS APRIL Is, 1879.
40 EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
Don't overlook this opportunity.
SgITENE.

ls9i Prizes amounting tO...................s GITl5
WHOLE TICKETS 81.
Club rates upon application.
pB~All the above prizes will be drawn at this
drawing.
The following numbers drew the frSt three
prizes IN the ordinary drawing OF February y:
No. -, 2O7 drew $1,000.
SOLD IN ALBANY.
No. 30 ig7 drew s, OOG.
SOLD IN PITTSBURGH.