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The farm known as the Isaac Buttolph farm
situated In New Haven on what is called East ST.,
81 Of mile north Of the Drake Corner, contain
ing one hundred acres of good land, being well
waterod stream Running across the east and
also the West pa. of the farm, also never hiling
water within if sen feet of the back door and Il
pump In the same, also wood sufficient for the
farm. House i0x35 built of brick, one aud ore.
half story, well shingled with pine shaved shing-
les three years since; kitchen and wood house ~
xS5 built Of wood and piazza ON one side; barn
26X39 with threshing floor, also another barn 20x
20, sheds l4x30 lean-to stable l6x26, corn house
l6x26, horse barn 22Xi0, about ~ apple trees,
mostly large, and some other fruit such as pears,
grapes, &C. IS acres of good land, with com
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gled the present season, that can be had with, OF
without the larm, situated about l-2 mile north OF
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further particulars enquire OF Heman HI, OF
Bristol. executor Of Isaac Butt0lph's estate, OF
Curtis A. Rathburn OF bristol, who has for several
years carried ON the farm.
HEMAN NIL.
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gone to Boston on the excursion this
week.
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THE WHEELING DAILY INTElIdeENcER MONDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER Is 1878

another married woman with whom
she had fallen out. The other
Y. SonS 90 . ssS 'ais q f I'd i lTSSssp.a aS,
where she said her fellow was to meet
her. The one telling me says she remons'
trated and threatened to 20 home II her
companion went home with any fellow
They did not meet the young man at the
Tabernacle, and the two women went
down 10 Lake View Park and took q seat
on one OF the benches. Two young fel.
lows came along, and the young woman
looking for her fellow made q noise as II
to attract the notice Of the strangers, but
in vain, and she then said, Amt you
pretty?' Now, whether or not they
managed 10 pick up any young fellow, my
Informant did not say, nor did she tell me
what part she herself took in the affair.
Perhaps II the two women had not be-
come angry with each other, I should
not have known anything about the
matter. Both these women, understand,
are married and have children. Would
you call them street walkers2 Whoamong
their neighbors would believe that tory 4
they heard Il repeated2 What officer
would not have trouble in trying to make
a case against them, with their denial
81 the otfense and the backing OF their
friends and neighbors, all Of whom would
be perhaps honest and sincere In their
zeal for the defense Of the offendersP"
Sergeant Granger suggested, when asked
Tor his opinion, that 1t might be well to
pass an ordinance allowing the police to
arrest all young girls on the streets after q
certain hour, unless they could give q rea.
account OF themselves. The same
was shared by other officers with
whom the reporter talked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-15

NEW YoRK, September l3.-Cotton-ouiet
at l26-l6al2 7-l6c; futures steady. Flour
In fair demandi receipts 1900 barrels
superflne western and State 81 00ai 45:
common to good 81 45a4 90; good to choice
81 6Oa6 Is; white wheat extra 81 75a5 Is;
extra Ohio 81 25a5 10; ST. Louis a 6Oae rs;
Minnesota patent process. 50 0Oa7 rs. Wheat
Unsettled but firm; receipts 30S, 900 bushels:
ungraded spring o8ca$l ak; No. 8 spring
81 DIAL OK; ungraded winter red 81 Ola
10; No. 2 do 81 14ka1 15H mixed winter
81 10; ungraded amber 81 l2al Is; No. /
amber 81 l3Xa1 Is; No. / 81 16j1a1 10:
9lngraded white 81 Is; No. ISL 13X; No. |
do sales 5000 bushels at 81 l5Hal 10; un-
graded white 81 Is; No. 2 red September
sales 2S,0O0 bushels at 81 15al 10; October
sales 10000 bushels at 81 l6a1 10; November
sales 5000 bushels at 81 161Sa1 16k. Rye
o@tlrmer: No. 2 western 66a67c. Barley
Quiet Malt-Dull and unchanged. Corn
More active; receipts 200 bushels; ungraded
47Hl49c; No. Q IKE; yellow western Ana
No. 2september 475Sc bid, 4sc asked; October
4sL%c bid, 4Sxc asked; November 4sXc bid,
4sc asked. Oats-Demand fair and market
firm; receipts $1,000 bushels; western mixed
SSaS5c; white western 35a4Oc. Haydn good
demand; Hops-Quiet and unchanged,
lots l2al6Nc. sugar-sirOng; lair 70 good
refining 6AR8ISc. Molasses@Quiet but Ann.
Rice-Steady. Petroleum = Firm; United
6S5sc; refiied 011c bid; crude 5a5Xc. Tallow
Firm at 8 13.lGa6c. Rosin-Quiet and un.
changed. Turpentine-Quiet at 26Kc. Eggs
Strong; western 16Ha17Xc. Leather
Hemlock sole &a2Sc. WoOl-Firm; domestic
fleece 3Sa45c; pulled 2Oa4Oc; unwaShed l6a
SIC. Pork-Stronger; mes s. 76as IS, Beef
Nominally unchanged. Cut Meats-Quiet
but firm; long clear IS 15a5 25; short clear
IS S714a6 40. Lard-Firmer; prime steam
50 05a6 10. B~utter-Steady; western 7a2lc,
Cheese-,Steady; western la7ilc. Whisky
Nominal at 500.
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PHILADELPHIA, September lS.-FIouF-
Dull Minnesota extra family medium, IS Is;
good IS 80. choice S rs; Indiana family
firm old wheat S 10; Kentucky 1925; Min.
nesota patent So 00a7 90. Rye NourLscarce
at s. 50. Wheat-Has an upward tendency
No. 2 red on track 81 l2ka1 l3c; second call,
demand active; No. 2 red September 81 14X
bid, 81 143G asked October 81 IA bid, ST l4S<
asked;, November 81 II bid, 81 AK asked
December 81 II bid, 81 Ak asked. Corn
More inquiry western mixed 4 7Ha40c; yellow
4ea5O; second call; sail mixed September 4SC
bid, .4s1c asked; October 4shc bid, 4s1fc
asked; November $50 bid 4SKc asked; be.
cember 46Hc bid 487Ec asked. Oats-Dull
Mixed 29aslc; fair Ohio white Sla3lHc. Pro.
yisions-Quiet and unchanged. Butter-Fair
creamery extra 20a2lc; New York State and
Bradford county, Pa, extra 16a1Sc; Western
Reserve extra 14al6c; do good to choice l0s
!Sc; Eggs-Quiet; western l6c. Cheese
lnal; crude &c; refined exc. Whisky-.Firn
and unchanged.
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FROM
Eminent WILMER BR1NT0N, NJ. D,
Baltimore, Nd.

have used coLDES'S LlEBIG's Llou1o EXTRACT
o. hEER and Tcnlc Inyigoator 10 ny practiSe' asd
aSvS been much grAtiaed Wh The result As /
AN!GAlA, cHLoRosIS, &C., ~itcannot be SnynssSSd'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-15

BALTIMORE, September 1S.-Nour-Hisher
and actiyei western superfne S 25a7 90; do
extra 81 82a4 70; do family Is 25a5 Is. Wheat
Western excited and higher; No. 2 western
winter red spot and September 81 l6Kal 16N;
October 81 14ltal AK; November 81 AKA
l AK December 81 14Kal lax. Corn
Western higher and active; western mixed,
spot 800; September 4eLa40Xc; Octobe,
4sXa4SAo; November 4S1fa4SNc; steamer,
no bid. oats-Quiet and steady; western
white S2as4c; do mixed S0aS2Hc. Rye
Quiet at 6oa6Se Hay-steady and unchanged
Provisions = Without change. Butter :
Steady; prime e choice western pack
Unchanged; Colee-Fim and strong; Rio
c%aESoes, old. 1lHa14Hc; new 12a16c. Whisky
Quiet OF $107,
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Chicago.

OHlcAeo, September 49, Flour-steady and
fair. Wheat-Active, firm and higher; No i
Chicago spring, 9s1lc; No. @, 92I1a93c cash
93HaoiNc November; exc year; No 3, S8Xc;
rejected, 78c. Corn-Moderately active, and
higher, at S311a331Sc cash; 8 ka33Xc Noyem,
Der S5a35hc May; rejected 82X. Oats-Tn
good demand and prices a shade higher at 23Nc
cash. 24ac October 25HoNovember; rejected
Zoe. Rye-Steady and unchanged at Sc,
6~arley-Easier at 66a67c. Timothy Seed
Active at Sc LOAF IS. Flax seed-Prime al
81 %. Pork-UnSettled, but generally lower
at IS % cash $ 26as 27k October; 81 CAY
November. s. IS the year; IS 10 January
Lard-ln fair demand, options higher and
cash steady; s. Is cash: IS 76a5 TX 0Cto.
per; = - November 40 bid the year;
unchanged. Whisky-steady and unchang,
Hl. .... ...
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To1EpO, September Is. Wheat-Noon
board-opened active, arm and higher, clos,
Ing easier No. 9White Wabash 81 lfX; No,
white Michigan o. ok: extra whits Mich.
lgAn 81 OK amber Michigan spot o. 02Xa
| o3I amber q co.. No 2 red winter spot,
d 03; September 81 0SX; October 81 oak;
November 81 OK No. 8 red Wabash d 90;
No 3 D. and N. red q o.; rejected Wabash
sSE11fe, western amber 81 OAK; No. 2 amber
s7I5c asked, size bid No. 2 spot sic, Oats
Dull; No 24ke,
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oISclSSAT1, September l3,-cotton-ouiet
OF 12c. Fourth good demand and price
o shade higher; family 81 65a5 IS. Wheat
Active, firm aud higher at 94ca$1 90. Corn
Quiet but steady at S7aS7kc oats-Firm at
25a2Se, Rye-Qulet but firm at aLc. Barley
Unsettled and droopings No, 9 spring SOC.
F9 FORK at 8 q. LaFdIIn good de-
Firmer; shoulders $S2S; short rib 81 1874 so,
short clear IS 90. Bacon-Steady and In fNil
demand at s. s7AaI 00a5 30ab 37ha5 re0s
'6&H. W~hisky-steady and In fair demand
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THAT Is a hard question for nae to
answer" said he, "tb9t according to my
idea, a number Of good officers should be
detailed In citizens clothing. It should
be their duty to shadow ali whom they
suppose TO be street walkers, and when
they get q sure case On them bring the
offenders in. II 1.-THE court backs Us up in
the work, we could by that course soon
rid the community Of much Of the,eyil
It Is q great evil, and 1t Is a delicate
matter for the officers to deal with. Some
times the lifelong reputation Of 0 family
is brought in question. l had an instance
lately. A young married woman cam,
lin, here and made complaint againS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-15

oHlcAeo, September ls.-The Droyers' Jour.
nal reports:
HooS-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
5000 head. Market lower on ali heavy erades.
but firm on Light at S 4oaS IS; pork IS 20a
3 70; choice heavy $ 60aS 76; s few heavy
oATrIE-Recelpts 1900 head: shipments
5000 head all grades slow work; shipping
Of 50 90a4 CO., butchers dull; COWS 81 Goa
26o;, western cattle quiet and easy; half.
breeds s. 40a3 90; Colorado Texans s. 60a
S20i through Texans 81 9oa2 49,; corn fed
sIEEP7Receipts 200; shipments 81; dull
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DAVENPORT 4 DovRSER, Attorneys. auto
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New YORK Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, September 1a.-BuEness mod,
crate with commission houses, and the job
bling trade continues fairly active. Cotton
goods are In steady demand Of unchanged
prices. Prints are in moderate request. Orient.
q and Richmond fancy prints have been re.
duced To- 8ISc. Dress goods active and ging.
hams doing we'll Mems wear woolens are In
fair request: The Bulletin says; "Lalge lines
Of dress silks will be offered at auction next
WeAk.n
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PrTruBuRsR, September 1S-PErRoLEuM-
Quiet crude 703Sc OF Parker's for shipment;
refined 6Xc for Philadelphia delivery.
On Orr, September 1S.-PEFRoLEUM-Mar.
ket opened and closed at 651Sc, the only price
OF the day. Shipments $1,000 barrels, ayerag.
ing $1,000 barrels. Transactions G2,000 bar.
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EDUCATIONAL. 3 0E9
IMPORTANT TO
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
GREAT REDUCTION OF Prices AT
MOUNT DE CHANTAL
Academy Of the Visitation,
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IMPORTANT TO

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s,tSiIV. aud PafisanS thOmIOlVes have bean surprised
Al nv punty Of accent and eor!retnei,! Of pfonanci.
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COLLINS,
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PLAsTERs
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
WONDER OF THIS
CENTURY.

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!. MEDICAL.

IF YOU FEEL DULL, DROWsY, DE.
i bllltAted, have frequent headache, mouth tAStd
badly, poor 6ppetIte and tonguOc0atOd, you are SuHSr.
lag from torpid liver, or ''bllIouIu0n," and nothing
VII cure you % speedily and permanently a. 70 tak0
sihHONl' LIvER RE0ULAT0R on MEDICINE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-15

NEw YoRx, September l3.-Manutactured
eopPer-Quiet but steady; new sheetlng S22
ingot, lake firm Of SO S7xal6 80. IRON
Scotch pig In good demand Ut $23 0Oa2I so;
American $lS 00A24 90; Russia sheetinr
w 0al2 20. Nails-out 276; clinch 81 26a
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C%lEcIHxAr1, September 13.-HooS-steady
nogood oferingi common 81 6oa3 80; light
y 36aS 56i packing $ 40a3 90; butchers
y e5a4 CO., receipts 400 head; shipments 46I
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A WONDERFUL CURE
Of Catarrh and Sympathetic Affections

After using the first bottle l began to I'M.
prove rapidly. The drst dose SEEMED to clear
my head as had notknown It TO be- for wears,
II seemed gradually to arrest the discharges.
II stopped my cough in three days. by using Il
as q gdrgle I soon reduced the inflammation
and swelling Of my tonsils, SO that they o
ceased to trouble me. The soreness across nv
chest disappeared, the buzzing noises in my
head ceased, my senses Of hearing and Of see
Ing were completely restored, and every
symptom OF disease that had reduced me 10
the verge Of tho grave disappeared by the use
OF eANToRD's RADICAL CuRE FOR CArGpRH,
GEO. F DINsMORE,
' Druggist.
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SATURDAY. E P 20. 1879.

Commencing Ut 10 o'clock A. ~, at the front door Of
the Cout House Of Ohio county, sell at public AUG
ton, 70 the highest bidder, the following described
property, that Is 70 say, tho lot or parcel Of land which
was conveyed BY Francis L, Armstrong, Commission
CT, acting under and by yirtHe Of 4 decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Ohio county, In the State Of West Viz
gtnia, rendered on the Sd day Of February, 1885,, In n
suit In ~ehAncery, In which said Armstrong was plain
I'D and HAmPden Zane and Others were defendants,
70 William Kfyter, since deceased, by deed bearing
date on the 24th day Of June, 1868, and re- orded In
Deed Book 70, page 80, In the Clerks ofiee Of the
County Court Of said county, being lot numbered
nine ~ - laid out by aid Commissioner on 4 part Of
the property known - the Reserve 10 the Eaid city Of
Wheeling, which, lot measures twenty-five (22) feet In
front along the west side Of Market street In said city,
and extends back with that width one hundred and
thirty-tWo (IS2l feet.
Bald lot has on It 4 tbree-stOry brick building, being
supplied With gas and WAter fixtures, aud also one tWo-
story brick building, With good CELLAR under both
b~uildlnEA
saId property ia to DO sold 10 ntiLy tho principal
sum Of 5000, with interest thereon Ut tue rate Of ak
per cent per annum from January, 1875, due Henry
I1eulAni said note Is subject 10 4 credit Of 500, July
y, 1876 500, January %, 1877; 800, March q, 1871;
500, August !, 1877; 80. July q, 1873, and $50, Octo-
bef p, 1878. Title 70 said property believed 10 DO good,
BaId deed.
TERMS or sALE-caSh.
PHILIP sCH0ELE, Trustee.
DAVENPORT 4 DovRNER, Attorneys. au20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-15

NEw oRLEAEs, September lS.-Cotton-.
Quiet; middhng 1870; low do lie; net re.
ceipts liza bales; gross, 1,161 bales; sales,
700 bales; stock $500 bales.