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HuDwEIsER

That is L. Wurrin's motto, likewise the
sentiment of an
APPREcIATIvE PUBLIC.
The hrst shipment of last fails brewing
BUDwEIsER
aas just arrived at
MURRIS,s DEPOT.
This beer is vastly superior in quality
to any other beer sold in the market.
H~EALTHFUL
and a general favcrite. Sold at way
down prices by
L. MURRIN,
att Sole agent for Wyoming.
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punch" cigars, 8 for 25c, sold
Judge" Rosa Conchas," 3 for Csc, at
tt ADDoMs s. GLovER's.
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Booths select oysters at
a20-tf DyFR,s.
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Meteorological Record.
CHEYENNE, Nov. O, 1873.

elevation.
Highest temperature. COZ.
Lowe<t temperature, $50.
hhishrsi ve,I city OF wind per hour, IS miles.
+. McGovERN. Observer.
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Hoyt, the druggist, was at the depot
to meet Gen. Grant, with $40 sold
Times" 5-cent cigars. n4tf
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Bird CAGES.
Immense stock Of entirely new styles
ut Warren's. a3ltf
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Toilet articles, fancy goods, pocket
books. cutlery and stationery. You can
save 10 to 20 per cent. by buying Of
Addom5 q Glover. o3ltf
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Go and get one of those warm winter
caps OF Polack's. n1-tf
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NEW NOVELTIES.
An extensive stock neio Chandeliers and
Lamps being opened out and sold very
cheap at
sel2-tf WArREN,s.
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1t is now liouse-cleaning time, and
the walls must be made white with
paint and calcimiming. Mr.. G. l..
Sherman, on Seventeenth street, is the
best man to attend to such work. He
has plenty OF workmen and a do all
jobs on short notice. o1S.tf
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NEW PIECES
ren's. a3ltf
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The best cigars in town and for the
least money are sold by
aug14-tf ADDoMs s. GLOVER,
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Nice goods at Hoyt's, low in price.
O2Stf
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What equals Hoyt's "Optimus Co.
lognef" Nothing. o28-tf
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Oyershoes and boots cheap at
n1-tf PoLAcK,s
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That IS 1. Murriu's motto. likewise the
, 1879-06-29

r,O HEST-FOR ONE OR TWO MONTHS, HOUSE
L coualctely furnished In best location. prominent
corner OF Deartofaay:; Apply tut, Room r1sS'
, 1879-06-29
CTTY REAL ESTATE

49, - 1~~ 80 80 -
CITY REAL ESEATEs
.ST .Sa s,1E~nT = r. BOYD, ROOM :, l7s MADI-,
Eon.on.st: Eon na :;
3efstory and basement brick store. and lot os
building cosers lot. sest oa caa
between Clark auu uealoo'i.' ''" o"A's 10y ~''
iOo bargain =, 100 h,or,r I. . h1crr, z,est NJ
<I.:0o per nc5e[a e[datafninr n " n Il: built up ali
Wound and only bocss II IRON e @ @ an vii ss
t,nuEt- House: sold once ~ saw" pc 80 ""@ ~
nov for 81. 30 per acre ee~,., .ortb front m
nriek sto,eA 1na nss now for 81. o5o per
L4Ees. near ao!Ae ,n sT pa eniu far 81 iii: rnsf
yesT;;, ~ tn.'i ~ Luild. S5e ~AN
siuNLv: lUOxloB {corner>. With nice sToom 4Fcl"
,, m Twcl11h.s:. just west Of un1sted 1t ID 'cf
tsoly cheap ,a.,oon a-storv octaron stone front
81 Go-f!hG Fr,,. rc ard cns HYt11res house
dwelling e;leE n,d oa1ni feet fr6ns On Lake Mch
cost - iin"nv rrar Thirteepth-xt. This L. civ
iaFit Hi AWAY. .-., ,vo,,,no ,ood
HEO-eplendld 2o-ro1m 1{tmeu uat!rrIast .rr4 kuu4
ttrn aud lot 25xI8o on Wabash; between ThrtS'nrs1
md 'awifne IN dys1 -ciass ORDER newly
-rd sfmIad. ane bsrn, IL acre. OF ground, md
papele, ,sss @ n sIna and large fruits Erutlemaus
bone boeka from dapo n o Mea AaeGta pronery i
d = bargain u eyer thetc "@' ''e ~AA-A~1' 'NS'
worth $40 CIV .,.1 and ba.sr,an+ ynodnrn
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pro,oet the System from Sfnlnrln.

It ispoSible b do this even In regions Of
country where mlasina Is most rife, and
where the periodic ievers which 1t causes a.
sumo their most formidable types. The I'M.
mensc popularity Of Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers Is very largely attributable TO the fact Of
It's efficacy asa remedy for chills aud fever,
bilious remittents, and as q preventive ofthe
various forms Of nlalArial disease in those
plants Of this nature prevail, and In The
Tropics Il Is particularly esteemed for the
protective influence which It exerts; audit has
been very widely adopted as a substitute for
the dangerous and comparatively ineffective
alkaloid, sulphate Of q~uinine. Physicians
have not been among the last 10 concede It's
merits, and the emphatic professional in.
dOrsGments which 1t has received have added
to the reputationit has obtained at home and
abroad. NwF4w
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Tho Hi.tor, OF thIs REGION.

In the proposed history of Belmont and
jefferson counties the people are promised
8 very interesting, elaborate and accurate
account of the early and later history Of
this region. We are informed that Mr..
Newton, the managing editor, who has
also been engaged in editing the forth
coming work on the Pan.H Handle, has been
assiduously employed in procuring docu.
mentary evidence, and bringing facts to
light pertaining to several subjects TINT
have heretofore been in controversy. We
are, therefore, promised the "bottom
facts in reference to the siege Of Fort
Henry, and many other interesting
subjects relating 10 the border warfare.
Mr.. Newton says he will produce many
valuable letters, documents aud accounts
written at the time Of these transactions,
which he has procured, after much dill.
gent research, from the American, Penl.
sylvania and other State archives, from
the military files Of the several command.
ants at Fort Pitt, the old Morayian records,
ohA bAAV " luGlpdI uLSlUElCdl aOClbLltS OF inc
country. Among the valuable papers that
will be brought to light are some letters OF
EbeneEer Zane, Of Wheeling, and James
Marshal, Lieutenant Of Washington coun.
ty, Pennsylvania, TO General Irwin.
Mr.. Newton says that while the YER
batim copies Of these letters do not dis
play as good English as Addison or Irving
have produced, yet they are valuable iof
facts. We are not authorized to state
what these facts are, but We feel confident
the forthcoming work will be looked for.
ward to with considerable interest.
In regard to the proposed history Of
Belmont and Jefferson, we are told that
il sufficient. encouragement is given to
Justify the publication, an equal amount
Of labor, research and expense will be
devoted, and the same care and pains
taken to gather and compile the accounts
OF events with conscientious accuracy.
In short. we arc promised q work full of
Interest, entirely acceptable to our people,
and OF value 70 every citixen.-Oh0 Fdncg
Nrlra,
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Of the Southern States, Farmers every
where have planted more potatoes than
usual, Ambiguous measures will be taken
TO protect them from the rayages Of the.
Colorado beetle, which Inns already ap.
peared in threatening numbers in Penn
~sylyania, New jersey, Kentucky, Ohio,
and some other States. Tobacco is being
more largely cultivated by the farmers u
Massachusetts, and Connecticut. In Mas
sachusetts and New Hampshire the sugar
beet industry Is receiving considerable
attention, and sorghum has come into
favor in many sections OF the South and
West. Thousands Of acres Of new land
have been opened up and put under
cultivation in Michigan, Nebraska and
Texas during the present year. The pop
ulatlon Of Nebraska has increased 10000
by immigration. Many farmers in tile
Northwestern States are engaging in stock
raising to q larger extent than in previous
vears.
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B 3 and Murder.

NAsuyiLlg, May 94.-Frank Bailey,
and fftrk Slaughter, white, and John
Hall, Henry McNalry, Ed Little, Burrell
Smith and Rast Halbert, colored, were ar
rested near Murfteesboto to-day on q
charge Of having from time TO time robbed
the merchants Of that town Of two wagon
loads Of goods, Including a large amount
OF jewelry recovered, together with q
pistol, which Major Pugh Is supposed u
hayebeen shot and killed with last week,
Excitement has risen to such q point as ID
lead to the belief that some Of the parties
may be lynched tonight.
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West Virginia Crop NeWs-Thc General
outlook nj This Time.


They have had heavy rains lately along
the Greenbrier aud New rivers-suficient
to give a good stage Of water in the IA
nawha,
Lyon district, Preston county, reports
crops looking fine"
Refreshing rains have fallen in Hamp.
shire county, aud 'the growing crops
greatly benefi tied"
The Wetzel Messager says that crops OF
all kinds down there are suffering for want
of rain. Wheat, oats and grass are Sc.
riously injured and corn is in bad condi.
ton.
A great deal Of corn ~replanting has been
done in Tyler county, and crop reports
are not encouraging.
A good rain has made everything in
Grant county look fresh and green. Corn
is coming up very well aud wheat is prom.
Using.
They have had showers in Upshur
county that, according to the Banner, have
"beatiGed" all tho people.
The wheat crop in Monroe county is
improving. Nothing is reported in regard
to other crops, save that a good deal OF
corn has been replanted.
The New York Time, Of Saturday sums
up its adviccs from West Virginia in re-
gard to crops US follows: A decrease Of
one.third in the number OF acres OF cereal
crops is reported, aud the present appear
ance OF the fields betokens a crop hardly
s%uticientfor home consumption.
The general adyices received by the
TINES from all parts Of the country, cover.
ing more than a thousand points in thirty.
four States and one territory, show while
there is no such universal promise Of over.
flowing harvcsts as was reported a year
ago, resulting from the exceptionally early
Syringe Of 1878, there are satisfactory indi.
cations of an average product in most sec.
tons and OF most crops, while, in case Of
some staples, an increase Is expected. The
general characteristics OF the season have
been everywhere the same. a cold and
late spring vas followed by a sever
drought, from which crops hal begun to
suffer seriously when the rains OF week be.
fore last brought the needed relief. The
lateness Of the season was not with.
out some compromising advantages.
Ia Nhr .aA1 49, "
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honr this evening he had not been found.
Several suits were also filed by depositors
the directors and oiicers, asking
Judgment In amount equal toitheir de.
l4,sits in the bank on the ground that said
directors and officers received deposits
after they knew the bank was insolyent,
thereby making themselves individually
liable under under the State law. Efforts
will be made on Monday 70 effect q re-
moval OF the assignee Of the bank on the
ground that he was chosen by the direct
ors, and Is inimical 10 the interests Of de-
positOrs. Attachment suits will also be
filed against the directors Immediately.
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COURT SALES
OF WESTvlRGlyll co,,,


~ wi
John RObrecht and Others. Ia CliAoay.
TIE undersigned special sonnt,o
hSuss thAtby Virtue Of the authyrI, htftbI E,,
" au1tSfe1 10 said cauu tu.is '"Ill 10 lkos
I'M ~ o 1872 aud March /, is7y, ny \ wv g9Ora
Saturday, the SIst dag q, Ma.
Commencing At 10 O'elOck A. N lSp,
" Wy tOaI door o. the COun Iipu,, n isIlr iadis
~ !, naInia, the following de4hl-i vl'N04aiI,
~ ~ ~ ~ WneellhG. : ct Virginia, ~ ,,sa'tsai,h
deerpe IN EShtnSSs tolay the liru, tsilsi va.
SSSS EsotaaTy Sth, 1879. and ii, a. 'sl nh4
s9a thS e1Penseao SALE lo.EIs n. anu NilEi
i9LneTly y the KeIM IlOuse, nov ~ ilIyifiil kNO
nottL, Situated Al the ooflsr ni 4 we "tai
MenIh sueetA, aud bounded 1, INK ,V' nhd los
Y the northeast Coru'T Of Wafer md . e;iatiE
tSN't Lhcuee north with Water s,fy.t 1'Ils1lh
,tSstt sISh,s ~ line parallel viii Toa %t !
Mllh the vest line Of uil ~, 'VaS lbths
seht!.tNo teot; thenCp s1.t ~ ,aF NaA
HMatn fourteenth street 10 an aU:, ms ppabd
sltu tne west line Of said alltv ,|a.e NeA
IGett = Fo1rIesnth street; thence Wri Win ,Ipllttht
NJ y. ~ fourteenth street 10 tie Nv, NJ L4A
SSssS9. NJ ~ Jlh The right to use sii M, N
~ Alda Si Nid property, 10 ComlGob ~ ~! % Tie
1gnees o. james and Janici Il RSIT, w ohstN y.
Sl9hets 70 making ale Of aid real t,t,. ~, M esaath
sue nfSt That part Ui said real ,stais sH Sntf iS
hGtei DulidinH y erected and the rfTinI w. tAsh iAe
~ hotel building and Of rlull width III vac iySfd
ne alley, that 10 To SRy, all 81 sid fe,i u%tvsiA 70
outn o. line commencing on Wsirf ,tr'si i!lhG
notthEet crnet Of the main hotel luiiIinn. y Ne
real estate and running east parallel vl,hh y % MT
sSteStto We Alley and II sufficient sl1,ln, V y
snali he hid for ssid tart Of aIi al sstIts : y hGaty
lerei 70 pay OF the aid liens ert,a ss = mt q
un1erslEned viii sell said Ian and ma Ha.' w
real estaiei but u such sutBcttnt aHSpsi I. T ~ q ~
such part then they will sell az EhSiso !" Ivy nd 10
Ate hnt above de cribei, OF ~ much thr,oT 40
b neeeaEAry TO pay aid liens, est, M WV ~ 'hll
use said alley. "'a 'atHIhlb
IERhsoH SALE.-one-thld Of the par,,.
aud q much IRE As the purrha ef utSv IL aOtyi
IN clsh on the day Of sale, and ioT M. ~ ,iIao ~
purchase money bonds shall given "a n.y. ~. y y "
dOners BY the purchaser, date On he I,T n EoIas,
bearing Interest from that date, cnth 10, ora ,1Itt1 ~
sld residue, and payable In IL lTe. .I,h,.". y
EGnty.iour InonthS alter their dat MIN SSr'as ~
eurty therein approved BY the und,, ,s1IIa n. M
70 De retained until the whole Of The pifehI,s % eas,
WILLIAM ?. HUBBARD
AP1A Special CouuIsIon
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BGS. wlIsoS has written to a Wheeling
man, that he is in favor Of a~djourning
withontaPpropriating money for the sup.
port Of the Government, ifthe President
does not sign the Democratic revolutionary
bills-W eSoH Republican.
Col. Ben is ready to vote that way or
any other way-iust as he sees Col. Ben's
interest in the vote. The Col. is a Ben.
Wilson man, first, last and all the time.
We will do him the justice to say however,
that his sympathies are now, as they al
ways were, with the rebel element.
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A xuMBER OF lawycrs-members Of the
bar in Doddridge, Wctzel, Tyler, Ohio and
Peasants counties-held a meeting in
Middlebourne on the 10th, and decided in
favor of organizingt the bar oftho State into
an association onthe basis Of the principles
adopted at Saratoga, N. Y, last August.
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GRISTAnnRn,S HAIR DYE,

10 now knewn Throughout the American continent.
IT is harmless, contains no eaustiC, improves the
hbrcs, produces 4 rich, natural and lasting color, Of
anyShade from a warm brown to- glossy sable, anals
endorsed by the most eminent analytic chemists in
the United stRtOs. Manufactured by ]. CRIsTA-
DoRo, No. 90 William 81, New York. Sold ey ali
Druggists. Applied BY all Hair Drusss.
myI6-NWVGE
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DIED.

DCNCAN-ou Sunday afternoon, May q, 1878, at
$50 O'Clock, SARAH MISSOURlA DUNCAN, WlielO Of John
Z. Duncan, agCi % years Q months aud 2jdayA
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at : o'clock from the
Presbyterian Church at EitkWoOd. Iutsrnent at TIN
Bridgeport Cemetery.
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TIE Board Of Regents Of the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Asylum meet at Romney on the
9TH OF June. VIZ understand that It is
their intention TO give the affairs ofthe in.
stitution a thorough overhauling.
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Tue races begin at Cumberland on
Wednesday next, and continue for three
days. Perhaps this is the reason that
Moody has declined to visit Cumberland,
and hold a series Of meetings there.
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1ur Hon. R. G. Horr, of Michigan, will
deliver the address at Grafton on Decora.
ton Day. He Is the Congressman who
advised the South Carolinaians to raise
more crops and less hell.
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Tue graves Of the Confederate dead at
Romney in this State, arc to be decorated
on June 9th. A notice to this effect ap-
lears in the Romney paper.
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE,

STriadelphIa AUCommodatou.-This train only runs
between Wheeling 40 TE!adelphia.
tDaily except Sunday-EeWark Accommodation.
tSteubeuyille AceommodAtiOn.-ThlS train during
the day passes backward aud forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and BelAire, stopping when required At
sherman House, 4EtuaTille, West wheeling and
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TlR wool market is quoted every
strong in tO-day's dispatches.
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T,nERs are 81 paupers in the MonOngalia
county poor house; and It costs 81 so per
week to board, Clothe and doctor them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MCIIpann

False lights are extinguished when a GRRGr
TRUrIt Shlnes forth, and the iacoAi9iabkE fac, that The
hair turns frvm gay red or sandy to a glorious black
or brown, QUICKER THAN TIE CHAMELEON
chanee. IL huc. under the nnanIIon Of
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SATURDAY, MAY Pain. 1879.

commencing At 1Oo'clock a. NJ, the iol~lowlnsdsserrbed
property, t0-Eit: The real estate situate In the city
Of W heeEirg, 10 the county Of Ohio and State Of West
Virginia, and more particularly described as follows:
Lot numbered one hundred aud ninety ave lL0t No,
1857 on North Front street formerly called Elm street,
and the north sixty (G9) feet Of the north ons-hali Ol
water lot Numbered SIX l6l, all Of the addition to the
said dty Of wheeling laid out by Henry Moore, TTus.
tee for EbeneIer Zane, on Wheeling Island, together
with all the improvements thereon and the hefedita.
rnents belonging thereto.
TKRNs oY SALE-0ne-hali and rs much
more ~ the purchaser may DO willing 70 nay,
incaSh on day Of sale, the balance in two equal install.
ments a. SIX and twelve months respectively, with
Interest from DAY Of sale, the purchaser giving nego.
table notes therefor, and TO DO secured by endonen
tothe satisfaction Of the Trustee, or by proper lien on
the property sold, Is the Trustee may eIerto the day
Of Elle.
The title To- the above property Is believed TO he
perfect, but selling Is trustee / shall only convey such
title aSi Is vested In me by Gald deed Of trust.
ROBERT q. BARR, Trustee.
VIII hAIIEH' AustioaeeF' ap2
The above sale i postponed until Saturday, May
my96 RIG. BARR, Trustee.
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j. ". CRAcRArr, ESQ, Of Charleston, W.
Va, has been rendered the position Of U.
$. District Attorney for Idaho Territory.
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81. Louis Rank FalIure-Action or Bx.
cited Depositors.

S"'VN ucPpsttoFss
81. LOUIS, May 24.-Between one and
two hundred depOsitors in the Broadway
Savings Bank, which suspended Thurs.
day, held a meeting this afternoon, at
which great indignation against The OH.
GERS and directors Of the bank was OK.
pressed, and personal violence was dis.
cussed BY some, After a good deal OF
discussion acommittec was appoint.
I'D to take measures to protect the inter.
from time to time.
a warrant was issued by the Circuit
Court this afternoon for the arrest Of j. II.
krieger, jr., cashier Of the bank, on the
ofembezsle9elt but up to a late
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TaE State Medical Society meets at Mar.
tinsburg on June 4th.
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Cheap Transportation and Cheap Food.
On Wednesday contracts we're made
in the Chicago market for the ~transporta-
ton OF meats-long and short ribs-irom
Chicago to Liverpool by rail to the sea.
board, and thence by steamer, at the low
rate Of 81 cents per 100 lbs. WhereupOn
the Tribune Of that city remarks:
This is perhaps the lowest rate for
that kind OF freight ever granted in this
city. 1t will place the meat before the
English people at a cost lower than they
have yet had. h emeat sold in this mar.
ket at 81 so per 100 lbs. Including the
cost Of boxing, the total cost landed at
Liverpool will be:
Meat perl 100 pound. ...-.. so
Freight, Chicago 10 LIVERPOOL. "...~............--. ~
hO4lnB IL
LOAF %
delivering meat from Chicago at Liver
pool at less than five cents per pound is
literally furnishing the people Of England
with cheap food.
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Saturday the 18th Day OfJune, 1879.


commencing At 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following
described property, to.wiE AtrRto or parcel Of land
situated Ia Ohio county, West Virginia, on ihS
waters Of Short Creek, commencing at 4 stake In the
Jacobs line, thence south 17he east 10 6O-lOO POLES 10
a stake, thence south S6He east GO poles 70 4 stake,
theree south SShS, east ] 12-loO poles 10 a stake
thence south 12Ae east 200 G0-l0O poles to a stake,
thence south ~, west q 6S-lO9 poles to a stake,
thence south S6', west 10 96-lO0 poles to u stone,
thence south 46Ss, west 10 Gt-l00 poles to a stoke
thence south %, east II st.I01 POLES to stone,
thence south az, Eest IS poles toa butternut tree,
thence north 81, west 1855 2I.l00 poles to stump
thence north So, east 20t poles u a stake, thence
north 10, east Is 56.lOO poles to the place Of begin
Ming, containing ?i acres, one rood aud three poles
more or less, being the same property thBt james &,
Pearson and Florence Y. Pearson conveyed to WIN. R.
ChapliRE and Emily X. Chapline, by deed dated the
10th Of March, 1871, and recorded In the Clerks Office
Of Mid county in deed book No. 81, pages l6i and lG2,
and twelve months from date Of sale, the purchaser 10
give bis notes, bearing interest from date, for he de-
ierred payments, and 10 give deed Of trust GU the
property TO secure their payment. Tit'e Is believed
70 be good, but selling As trustee Will only convey such
title n Is vested In ME.
my3ODGw I'D, EWING. Trustee.
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PultpHER. AID PsOPErErOEA
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SALE

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust made by ]. W. Chan
lice and Emily K ChApllne to me, aS trustee, dated
the I'd day OF February, lsIs, and recorded In the Re-
eerder's office Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 deed
o. trust book No Is, pages $50 AMI 80, I will sell at
the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio eonntv,
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TRUSTEES SALE

ly yirtueoE a deed Q itrust made by John r. Miller,
Trustee for Victoria Miller, wife Of tho sud John Il.
Miller, and Victoria Miller with John 4. Miller, her
husband, 70 me - Trustee, dated September 25il,
1870 and recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No. II, folio
%, Of the land records Of Ohio county, West virginia,
| will offer for sale at the front door Of the COaH