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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

The nronosala fnr buildinr Of fence
I'D Idcvslf vere now onsned.
Al. h. Burdicks bid for the build
mo a sidevalk beinr Is and Il be-
in9 the lovest hid he q hereby
awarded contract 1or the same.
Ioeenh Hteckman,s bid Snr the
buildinc 81 the fence being e13.45
and Il being the lowest bid he il
hereby awsrded contract for the
mme.
Road petition Of II. r. Hoard and
nahero p wen M and on motion laid
over iii next session.
Oficial bond Of NJ. RYAN, Justice
of the Pescs for Jefferson Tp taken
10 and On motion was approved.
On motion Ira H. Smith Is hereby
appointed road supervisor for Dist.
No. 50.
On motion r. w. Merriean Is here
Nv appointed road supervisor for
Dist. No. 48.
On motion Barney NOLAN is here
appointed rad supervisor Tor Dist.
M. 4.
On motion O. II. Anderson is here.
~ APPOINTED road road supervisor
for Dist. No. Is. e
~ ~ ~ $50 ~EH.&ss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

NOTICE 10 hereby given that By virtue Of Z
tom county u the Territory Of Dakota, on the
18th day Of January 1873 and which aaid judg.
ment wss Alcd and docketed In the once 81 the
clerk u the distrtet conrt Of Union county, Dsko.
70 Territory % the 2nd day OF July 1878. BY tran
script from the district cOuit Of YanktOn couaty
afOlesaid and N e1ecation iesuod On said ludg-
mont On Tho 18th DAY = April, 1879. By the clerk
q the distvies eoust u Yaaktoa county under
the seal Of aid eOurt and % me directed IN Q
case wherela L. D. Farmer - trustee was plain.
III and ]. W. kvans was defendant which said
jndgtnc mt was ID hvOf Of the plaintil md
aeainst the defendant J. W.. Evsns for the sum
q eighty-two and 1o-i80 dollars with interest Ct
ten por cent nom JannAfy nth. 1875. l have In
pursuance q satd Judgment and execution levied
upOn the following described real essate situated
In Union county Dakota ~ the property Of J. ",
Eyana the defendant. viz:
Lots 4 3, NJ, and 3 In block : OF the original
plot oflhe city Of EIk Point, In tho county 81
Union In the Territory Of mkota with all the
appurtenaAces thereunto helOnsing and that on
Saturday the 3ist day Of May 1879, ct the hour oi
one o'clock In the afternoon 81 said day I viii
pfoceed To cell said property or - much thereof
~ nay Do ueceasary to satisfy oaid executtcu
accounting to el12,U6 with a~ccfninp {, ste q pub
lie auction TO the highest and best bidder " cssh
Said sale Will take pascs Ut the 'front.' o0or Of IN
kUOuft hoses N said county.
Dated April 29h. ISIS. Alison DOvg8.
Atty TX [lt6.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
BY EVERYBODY

The all absorbing topic Of the ladies nowadays, is the De Veaux
Patent Rotary Steam Washing Machine, which will wash q large
washing of one hundred pieces or more, from q ladys lace collar to
q bed quilt, inclusive, in about two hours time, after the person
operating the machine has q little experience in using it. An ordi-
nary one weeks wash can be done in an hour or an hour and a half.
Greasy garments and cloths stained with inaments, Garging oil, &c
can be washed perfectly clean with the machines in Fifteen Minutes,
that can scarcely be washed or rubbed clean with the dashboard and
tub without rubbing them to pieces.
The machines will pay for themselves in a year, in the saving and
wear and tear of clothes. They do not rub off the buttons as
other machines do. The DeVeaux machine washes by steam, and
there is no rubbing of clothes. The machines require only about
half the amount Of soap that it would take to wash the same amount
Of clothes with the washboard and tub, Or other washing machine
The saving Of soap and clothes is comparatively a trife to the easy
manner and the short length Of time It takes to do = washing with
them, compared to the old way Of washing, or by any other machine
yet invented and now in use. The DeVeaux will wash from six to
seven yards Of carpet quicker and with more ease than any othel
machine that can be produced.
Directions are furnished with each machine. A girl or boy - OF
Is years Of age can wash with the machine. After giving the ma
chine q fair trial, according to the directions, you can return thu
same if it does not do good work, and give satisfaction, and thu
money will be refunded. Manufactured and sold at M. Hoffman,
Hardware store, Elk Point, Dakota, by
8. W. HOFFMAN,,
Proprietor of the Right for Union County.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14
CENTRAL
RAILWAY.
SHORTEST ROUTE 70 CHICAGO
SIOUX CITY TO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR

commencing June LIST. 1915.
Z daily express passenger train will leave
Sioux City, sundays ext epted. ON arrival Of
train from YanktOn. Leave Sioux City IT as r
4. and arrives at chicago at 3.20 r. 4.
Chicago. Farc e, 50 on siecping car.
Passengers leaving Chicago. bound west, at
10 4 H., via the .IlIincis Central railroad, will
An accommodation train viii leave Sioux CITY
daily. except sundays at go p. m, connecting
with through passenger train II Fl. Dodge. Pas
sengess leaving Chicago at 9.2s p. m. arrive at
Sioux City ct Gas .. "a.
the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Rrarch. leaving
Waterloo ct H. 4. m, and arriving at Mona at
100 ., m, connecting with the Milwaukee and
Il s.O p. m. and Minneapolis at 6.43p. M.
Connections are made q Dubuque with trains
on the III inois Central main line. leaving Du-
M Ss1 feori.. ssoS :, a,; Buriiags"n a 80 p ;. X,
Louis It $50 :, m. aud Cairo at 4.iO =, m. con.
s ssiis. v, q ss,sa ~i .os sissai New ~ oo fissn. and Mi: al
darts Of the South.
T.Aine going east connect q Chicago with all
trains for efroit, Cleveland, BuhaIO, NiagArs
Fails. Ptttsburg, Philadelphia, baltimore, Wash
inetcu. New York Boston, and all parts Of the
Connections arc made .. Freeport With West
ern Union trasns, leaving FreepOrt Ut 1,03 p, m,
and arriving q Racine q s.A5 ?, m, and MNwsu.
CoanScions are also made a Dubuase 70 81,
Louis. Cairo and eli points south.
Baggage Checked Through
70 ~ important points.
Hgs throaxh tickets and Information spply u
Traiss ran b. Dskuqs time. which 10 twenty
mtnutss iAstsf than Sioux city dino.
Sssi fs:...ss:r Ass.., cA,ss sss' ''''
IA. 0Anu1sx, Agent sisux ~.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-14

TAERx PROMISES 70 Be trouble in
the Indian Territory il the whites
persint a going on and taking up
homesAeada. The president issued
- order sometime ago warning set
tlers md speculators TO cease troub-
ling ths Indians; but the sdict seems
y haye little elIsct md unless some
thing y done pretty poon the Indi-
~ wfl socn 81 sWindled out Of the
haunSand Territory ths have peace.
my oacnrisd u ysazs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-03-21
Hanes'S Horse Cure.

THE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD
L,OR THE cure of SWEENEY, WIND CALLS,
It SPRAINS, STRING-HALT, POLL-EVIL,
RING-BONE, F1STULA, CUTS, BRUISES, OLD
SORES, SWELLINGS, Jumps, SCRATCHES,
STRAINS, SPAWN, KICKS. &C.
Also a Sure Cure for HOG CHOLERA.
This medicine has been successfully used for
forty years and has gained widespread reputa-
ton as standard and reliable article for the cure
of the diseases named
For sale by all Druggists and Storekeepers.-
Orders addressed to the undersigned will receive
prompt attention.
S, Fl, MITCHELL, Bel Air, Md.
ap5 Agent for Mrs. David Hanes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-03-21
NOTICE.

EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS who
II have not settled their accounts according to
law, will at as early day as possible, with the
vouchers report to the Register for the settlement
of said accounts All delinquents will be called
on to appear before the court. BY order Of the
Orphans Court. WIN, s. RICHARDSON,
aul0 Register of Wills of Hartford Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
REV. v. n. LONG
District superintendent American bible
society for West TIrginla-His Recent

District superintendent American Bible
society for West VIrgInIa-HIs Recent
Trip East.
Editors Gnielngenser.
Having been invited 10 attend the an.
mo, mee,;r, ~ ,bo Anar;c., p;IIa G
0o
clety TINS year IN New York, | lelt Wheel
ing via the Baltimore & Ohio Road for
TINT purpose. on the $50 evening train
.nd b.J 49,. on;or.h1o .s;n 49,
""" iHe . "CS' e"I'sa0te UP o'eFHne
mountains and through the valleys OF
West Virginia and MARYLAND, reaching
WASHINGTON Citv early tban ext morn;nS
a.. III. a.; :. = $3.50 - LNIs"
S" % M ""ful ele UP
to gaze upon that noblest structure in the
land, the National Capitol, looming up so
crandlv and r~oryeouslv as I. doas from
%Lo,o.o, 80 20 ~ ~
" Ne eU"P~ YOU we"
1t, and surmounted as 1t Is by its majestic
statue OF Liberty in the person OF a grand
oneen Of Freedom.
~ ID ~
We niAue Ile;ttIP 70 new otN lnaoout
sMsi .hSsD S o. Eunn'nH une' ana on ar;
rsaiunS snj sue al aIsence OF several
, III I ~ " !ote uis Ereat meIt9po-
NJ Is lut.O u Psopls ~ Oh ousy onstling
tiie ss eyer. sItei! II ga world IN NINA
tuLe. Mesa" 'oE the nIst June SINCE Its
mnIon uae new ~uIaecniess postofiee
STnSH Hs, = Itass!Ie Sa9 spienui9 Pie, and
amy moltn oItn uloute pal9 10
" GSl11 CAPISol: as mere IS out n
EENuSu HHu Vue farS' * tleEe Is out one
VEN MY n i anu 10 aLso lhete Is ols one
s',Ch EantnaT 3D.. OnaIng as tnls, n one
such Isnttal fafk, aud Il such Broad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
CALIFORNIA LETTER.
A Specimen Election Tieket-carerul and
wholesome Regulations in Regard TO

A Specimen Election Tieket-carerul and
Wholesome Regulations In Regard 10
Voting.
A Wheeling friend has handed us the
following extract from a letter received
irons relative there since the late election.
1t is written on the back Of one Of the
tickets in vogue outthere on election DAYS,
and reads as follows:
This piece OF paper on which 1 now
write is a California legal election ticket.
which must be, as per statute, aslong aud
as wide as, and no longer or wider than.
this Is. The paper must be OF this tint
weight and quality. No passing or paper.
hanging Is permitted, as q pasted ticket
does not count. No matter how much or
how little Is written or printed on This
ticket, It must be-all tickets must be : az
this sac, shape, weight and color; mustbe
folded double from end TO end, then don.
6sed again and again, until It Is IN folds
nve-eighths OF one inch wide, and NO tick.
ct must be opened or folded inside Of A
boundary, line at q distance OF 100 feet
from the ballot box. At this hundred foot
boundary line are hanged copies OF Inc
registry book wherein is the full name and
regular number" Of each voter. AZ Won
60 to the polls you can pause at the MOL
and get your number il you do not rsmem.
Der Il. Then you so to the polls and nv.
John Smith, No. 1851" All ripht
voted, the judge says ash he puts in your
tlEkAf- .|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
west YIrrinIa crop..

AutsAuloHu DOulnlous
Reports from the surrounding counties
and from many neighborhoods in this
county shows that they have lately had
good rains and that the crop prospects are
fair, but in this immediate vicinity 1t has
been quite dry, and wheat, oats and grass
have suffered considerably.
ln addition to the above, the Morgan.
town Pod says:
1.-THE indications month ago were good
for a heavy wheat cropin this county, but
we are sorry to say that the continued dry
weather has very seriously impaired our
prospects for an average crop. The signs
ART still dry, andif We don't soon get a
good rain, We will not have half a crop.
lt.Monongalia promises the largest wheat
crop Of any county in the State" We don't
envy the prospects in the other ffty.three
counties"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
u. OHIO COUNTY FARM.

By virtue Of 4 ded d trust made by John E VAT
10 the uhdeFSignsd trpEtee, dated on the ~ Day
APcI, 1874, and recorded IN the oaee Il the CetEa
the County Court q ohO eoGnly, Wet VtFTtab' 10
deed q Trust Book No. & Page ssl, will 90
THURSDAY, TIE Isth DAY OF JUNE, iEH,
a 10 o'clock a. Y, % The premises, sell At publls Ius
ton 70 The highest and bGt bidder the iOllovipId Dr.
edbAd ral eState, that b to ~: Al that pler y
PafeelO. hnd dtu1ts On the TIts1 OIL ShEt Cr0k IS
Liberty DiRrct1 "a Ohio county, West Vtpia1-
which b bounded - iOlloSS; Beginning Vt = aont %
The top q . ridge b. . gun, eUfBRr TO jaGn J. JLSh
lin ihe year lASL anu With. that liRs south A1
eASt " i.1Q poles 70 = stone, eoEBsT to loan j. Ji@0
and John WSadle, Sr; Ihtse With WIdi!e'' 10,
h0uth OK 0stl9 2ia pelaI - a sugar INT. Sfp9
10 SInasl FIalsy; thepcU via BIZ las south ! ad
u f.lo poles % . white oak 90 The tank q Z ma, 90.
her % aid Finley; thsnte south y sIE = %'glGo
To- 9oahIe beSeh, nrneF % ASIA lsnsnt lbsp'.
eolth * E0t q t-lo poles % 4 I;O0E, formerly
spaniIh cal, % The top dI Rag, Urnsf 1nHtE"
Dtneut; thSne. norA q. vet ~ +lo iS' :, ia H.
soatA ~ set az poles to . spanish otf: StaS ~
LaTt MlllE thsSee WiIh bis lIns ho'.A ". q
% 7slO poles 70 Z stOoe BY 4 tIlsh Ueiif VaIau' =
thence north ~ east SSSPoAa 70 tse eN7snl'E. x, :
.eepdDg therHtrun obe 1de, Shkh lToss, -
Board q IdUelli0H d aid Lbsrt! pi'tist Sn,1ia'
aeFoatmors o. l6s, without he oot Ef' ndaa
tons excepted.
TERxS oT SALE-0uGlhIrd Of tie PrNAs' n'sej
land q much morN Is the PGreh1bs: mIytlNtlo FL
In enh, aad The FtaAiD4et Ia ihrs Nall isat \.
paynsntA EitA Interest tsR Tie "a! y nst-
Paleaassr diving nEOtIAks DAe+ N@cSrd oys
TIA hIla q th6nA prSPsrty /, sAs't! 49,
tlts u VattdIa ne By ~ del q TStI s,..
J.HASSnS Go1p, IT..
PHL ?. JoSEl, AttpCSsy. S!'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
MouNDsvTLLE.
Ths Result OF the Recent Eeruon-ohtf.
nary Notice the Dedieation of the
NeW u. I. Church-Raln Wanted loF
the GrnRlnr Ernna.

The HeauIt OF the Recent EIeenon-ohif.
nary Notice = the Dedieatlon of thl
Sew u. L Chureh-Rain Wanted lol
the Growing Crops.
Mousnsytlts, May esd, 1878.
Editors TAtslligsneer.
l find on my return that things have
changed but little although q fierce con
test in the shape Of an election has beer
waged.
The result Of the election Is as follows;
Mayor, L. B, Purdy; Sergeant, Robt
Loves School Commissioner, John W
Lowe; Recorder, George Patton; Council
men, Upper Ward, j. A. Ewing, F. NJ
Connolly aud A. o. Baker; Middle Ward,
II. ". Hunter and T. r. Brock; Love-
Ward, A. ]. Martin, We j. Purdy and A
Brys0n.
The election, l understand, was . mos
exciting one, not equal perhaps 10 the ONT
to be fought in 1880, but will compare "a
yorably 70 any n Of q like nature thai
has taken place In our ancient corporation
for some years.
Death has again visited our town and
taken from US one Of our most estimablt
young ladies, Miss Almeda, daughter ol
William Wade. She was beloved by al
who knew her; lovely In her life, she has
but passed to q higher state Of existence
Let her friends be consoled with the
thought that their loss is her eternal gain
She died on Monday last and was buried
on Wednesday.
The laying OF tho corner stone OF The
new NJ. +. Church building will take place
on Saturday afternoon, May 3lst. Dr.. A,
q, George, President ]. R. Thompson, o.
the University, and Presiding Elder w
Wilson will all be present to assist In the
ceremonies. II is expected that q very
large crowd will be present, and the high
standing Of the ministers mentioned Is On
assurance that the exercises will be very
interesting.
We are having such dry weather here
that the crops are suffering from the
effects Of Il. The refreshing rains that
have visited other localities have for some
reasons been denied US, but we hope oul
time OF refreshing may soon come.
We left Boston on u return trip on
Tuesday evening. A large delegation o.
the Knights came together as far as New
York. We left Boston by rail, on the Old
Colony Railroad, connecting at Fall river
with the steamer Bristol. Being delayed
by heavy fog, we reached New York some
20 hours behind time, and were forced "a
remain there some l2hours. This time
We all improved by visiting Central Park,
Castle Garden and other places Of interest
about the city. We can't to the conclu.
sion that although Boston is perhaps the
finest city in many respects on the con
tinent, there is but one New York. We
arrived home at l0:45 last evening very
tired but we'll satisfied with our trip
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
Il seems ImposSlhie

That q remedy made Of such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &C., should make 90 many
and such marvellous and wonderful cures
as Hop Bltters do, but when old and
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor,
LAWYER and Editor, al testify 10 having
been cured by them, you must believe
and Try them yourself, and doubt no
longer. See other column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
West Virginia Press AsSocIauou-Po,t.
pOnement OF the Meeting.

AH" "Ny "& uyNHtd'
After mature consideration, l have ON.
Guided to take the responsibility OF post-
poning the annual session of the West
Virginia Press Association. The meeting
will he held at Wheeling, on Thursday,
September 50, 1879. make this change
Tor the reason that think the Association
Will be benefited by it, and in this coRnec.
ton l ask all the members, "a we'll asnfSSr
publishers in the State, to make prenSrs.
ton to positively attend in the falt. II the
proper course Is pursued, the Organization
can be made the means Of much good n
the press Of West Virginia. No further
postponement will be made, and the on.
GERS Of the Association will use ever
means in their power to assure the success
OF the meeting in September.
+. W. MoRRts,
EIeF Praidau ". Va. Pas ARociatioa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1879,

cenmeaeias At 10 O'eloekA a. ", the t~oiOviug ds1k
ed PFOpFFty. to-Wit: A tract ii hnd situated % b,
Saisst q ht6dle " hSelibG Creek, Ia OnD oVaty,
West Virginia, eOatliuIng obe hundred nod iET
lcfes, mOre OF lea, bounded aud draFitrd a. tlhu
Btgtnningn . black oak, corner 10 Gc0rEe Mile M
DAVID Kidd, thenes Eiih George YillsfI linz aal-
H1rd about O1e bundled and tIIy POLES 10 IitlbstE
LAidbeyt Run,eoTneT 70 b. n. 0IdhamsuU mllit1r5
theDee With nd B. n. OIdham't line doTp LNdgi
Run Gdeseibed 10 B, n. OiAhRm's detl irou S OH.
ham % AeCOnu's line, thence nOEthVaFd SttA W
Cona'S llne 70 JoSeph BlIney'S lands Ahut IVO haE'
dFed and ten poles, thence sIIh BiInsy', lice s.G'
EIrd About sixty poles 10 Kids line, ind StA ~
hns % beSinninE. being The Nme baud e~ObVrytda
samuel Oldham By bis iithei By dEsi dated stpss'
y 1nd ".
TEKNS or SALE-TvO thousand dollar, Isi y
much more - the purchaser may ehOose to p! y
c1sh, the FeddEe 10 one and two yeAn from dIad
ale, the purchaser 70 give his bOies brArinE lnlGrS.
Iron date for the dGteIed payments, and to EVeGe ~
q trust on the properly 70 Seure thrlI PaJnst
The purchaser 70 hare possession on The hN tIyG
September, 1873, The tilsIS belIevcd 70 X god, VI
ceiling - trustee, viii Only son'S! s%h lue y
ap3S.pAW J. n. EWING, Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24

BALTIMORE, May ga special from
Culpepper, Va, says; In a difficulty here
to-daybetween D. N. Ream, editor oiIths
Culpepper Nma, P, u. Jones aud 6. W,
Iamison, Ream was shot in the abdomen,
and thought to be fatally wounded. Jones
received q ball in the shoulder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ia CARD-

To all Who are suffering from the enron and IDda
eretonS Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, los,
q manhood, de-, / viii Iend 4 EedpO that viii curt
you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy va,
discovered BY missionary South America. Send
a islt-addEesed envelope 70 the REv. JoSKPH 7. Ii.
nAx, SGsioa D, Eas TOrk GU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24

HEADACHE arises from different causes
Congestiye headache is produced by an
undue quantity Of blood in the brain, to
which high livers, robust people and
young women are liable. Dr.. Bulls Bal.
timore Pills regulate the boWelsand thus
divert the current Of blood from the brain.
Price 25 cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
How io RstnIn Heai1n-

Never lose il This a only be done
by keeping beyond the reach Of disease.
by wearing an Egyptian Fever and AViie
and Liver Pad, the only known prevent.
i've OF contagion, the true inyigomtor az
the system, the foe OF disease,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE o. rEAps-Wzrrtns mn.

sTTiHdelphia Aecummodaton.-ThIs tz1tn only nun,
between Wheeling and Tr!ldelphia.
tDdly except S~uudAy-SeElFk Accommodation,
fSteubenVtHe Aee00m0datOn.-Ths tF1in duFinR
the day PGHs backward and forward bstVeSa Nh.
nn's Ferry and Bell4ire, stopping When required a
Sherman House, &tnAEtlle, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24

MAnsnAll N. DEST, many years ago
editor Of the Sar at MOrgantown, has be.
come editor Of the NN DomiaiOn news.
paper, the Democratic organ OF Monon.
gala county. Mr.. Dent wa a very
popular editor in old times and no doubt
will make q good paper now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALU4Rtp
i REAL ESTATE
81 virtue Of 4 deed d truEs made by E8nvN
Hoee1, sr,I and A1bellI, his wife, 10 me 4 ln,sits n.
d February eth, ISG5, recorded Ia ~ 49, v
The Cierf Of the County Court d OhIS eoSStT i
Desd dTruss Book No. s, page 27, / WHO "
SATURDAY, THE 24H DAY OF NAY, Nh
Beginning Al 10 o'clock A. ~, sell a, The tto., A,
o. the Court Hou1eC q aid county the l~olICSint n
teTteed property, that Is 70 ny: LOi uumbgrSd "a H.,
Ord and SeVentylSO IN 90 The north Ede d II,
n0v SeTenteenth street, 90 The corner d he iIl1J ;,
tween Filth and sixth Streets now Eoa 1pd ~
Gtreets, In that part Il The dty Of Wheeling. Wet N.
EiltA, known y East wheeling. The lille 4 heIttsi
q % Perieet, pot selling - trustee sill UonVty ali
ne tiue vested In ne b. aid deed Of trust.
TRIMS o. HALE-one-fOurth ra,h on dhT a n.
the balance 10 three equal inStlllmenu At Ii, tE9T,
and eighteen months, necOthble hotss barring intf.
ct trom day Of ale 70 Be giTen for the deferred IN.
nsntl and secured By deed Of trust 90 he pgoptftT
WILLIAM J. ". CoWDES' Truta,
J.C HERVEY, AustiOneer. 10
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue oil deed Of trust made By Slu. oil OuAra
and sallie, his vile, 70 me, - trustee, dAIeI ID. tl
day Of Noyenbsr, 1877, and rCOrded 10 Ibs RsotiaI
once q Ohio county, West vtrgtniI, IN Iedd TrG
Book No. II, pages los and 100, l VII Nil lIiht trt
e0or Of The COarG House Of Ohio county. Wut vFt.
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AUCTION SALES

Ga MONDAY, MAY H. 1871 ,,o
ohl0, the property known !, H. - ~ utiIltla
stesal noH oee1Pltd b. BIZ SidOT 2 HGsk
y 80 2 The highest bidder. ne ~ VEG, VII
q lpo9t toar aGrt, covered With eh5,. S,nsNI S9a'sa
Sat1ety; a good tEostOry bnsE iTsIIIn.. SIS PE
III, 5lfaen, bathroom and %sIerlIeut W. ~ .ain
sSIl ~ sstetn; The lOCsiIOn q M nv 'st ts
~, Ii!y 9eiTaols, eemulhdihg "a il dcS @St3R
TaIy Sndihs y SsIei.sss' re l.la94, The 1vts MN:
o. either The C&t. Ttpot or W. @i9stt nh
Slthin cay ieees Of the baslneH tot M, Nv y
The Shote q this property must b. ,,lB
Title viii y EVsa The purti,sef. VIA I'D ldai
EOs tafthsf particular call on or ,dI,.,
Ohio City RAnk, NarIu's FsrTt N.
n,o, JOHN Z &EST3
-s ST. ClAirNiiIG GAa