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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
FENIININITIES.

\ Go-As-YoU-pLEAsE race-the wo'
men.
BACK yards-The trains of the ladies'
dresses.
THE height OF industry-A girl 80 in
dustrious that when she has nothing
else to DO she knits her brows.
He said he wanted her to be his help.
meet, and she replied that she could
never be- more than assister To him.
THERE is a young lady who follows
the fashion So closely that she will not
eat oysters unless they are scalloped.
"CUr and come again, As tho girl said
10 her lover when she heard the cid man
stumbling around in the dark
4 FASHION exchange informs us that
the ladies' this winter will wear their hair
high. They mean, We suppose, that
they will put it in the top drawer on re-
firing.
ADAM enjoyed taking Eve to dances
lie wasn't Obliged 10 walk block when
She wanted him to 20 around her, 81
that he shouldn't step on her trail.
\ LADY who had quarrelled with her
bald headed lover, in Diminishing him;
What is delightful about you, my
friend, is that have not the trouble d
sending YOU back any locks Of hair.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

To the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
John ". Garrett. President of said Company
the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore vii
liam q. Harrison, trustee IN n deed made by
said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
and dated April -, 1855 aud recorded In tht
office Of the Clerk ~ the County Court Of Ohio
county In deed book No - and page ~, and
unknown parties holding bonds secured by
said deed William q. Harrison, trustee In 4
deed made by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and dated April - lshi, and record
ell In said Clerks ONCE In deed hook No. 3.
page q, and unknown parties holding bond'
secured by said last mentioned deed of trust
John ". Garrett, Johns Hopkins and jane
Tinker trustees In deed made by the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad Company, aud dates
March l. 1870 and recorded IN said Clerk'i
Office IN dec! book No. 81 page 80 aud un
known parties holding bonds So uted 10y said
last mentioned deed; william kcyser T
Harrison Garrett and william =. Burns, tus
tc,. in a deed made by said Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, dated January "
1874. aud recorded IN said Clerks Office IN deed
of trust book No. q, page RI, and unknown
parties holding bonds secured by Aid last men
toned deed Of trust:
You will take notice that In a certain eOndcm
nation proceeding now pending In the County
Court ~ Ohio county, West Virginia, wherein
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Rail
mad Company j. petitioner and yOu are deien
dAnts. that the said petitioner filed IT, petition
on the llth day Of september, A. ID. lN1y, pray
ing the condemnation 1f certain lands IN said
petition set forth and described, and that on th'
lth day Oi November, A. ID. 1879. n certain Oric
Was entered iu the aforesaid proceeding appoint
ing rcrt,in persons therein named commission
en- or viewers for the purpose ~ viewing Anf
a>rrrlaiuing just aud equitable compensation
for the lands PROPOSED 10 be- taken Oy the sait
petitioner f,r railroad puTo.es. The lands -
PROPOSED 90 be taken ave fuIly described In th'
aforesaid petition aud the accompanying eI
hibits You will also take nO'ior hist the sAit
commissioner. OF viewers will meet on Wedncs
day. the grd day Of Dccemb, 2. A. ID. ls7p. at ],
o'clock A. ~ on the lands d,-s. nbed and oct fOrtl
In the petition. and exhibits Aforesaid and fO
the purpose Aforesaid.
The Pittsburgn. Wheeling and
Kentucky RailIOad Company, by
william T.. Hubbard, x. g. Barr and william n
Heame, ia attorneys.
GEO r. TISGLE,
noyj Sheriff Ohio coungy, Wet Va
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| - 80. A., 49,. - a orand estate, and

me WAS the idea Of grand estate, and |
questioned the driver on the subject.
"Indeed, it is q big place. SIR, he re-
piled. otis obout fifteen miles around
the estate. Eli, Mr.. Fosberry's very
rich. People do say he has f2OO,OOO to
leave, ii he's a penny, besides this prop
erty." =,
NV driver jumped down and pulled
the bell. The peal resounded through
the house like the clang OF trumpet.
A footman in livery flung open the door
and | was admitted into a large hall
glowing with light and warmth, and then
showed into n brilliantly lighted draw
ing room.
A moment later and the little footman
reappeared. He apologized for bis mas
ter's non-appearance, and requested me
10 obey the instructions OF a note which
he handed me from a massive silver
salver.
tore il open and read;
Mr.. PHII, FosBERRY WILLIAMS: The
next time you travel by rail, do not
smoke nor annoy old gentlemen; do not
make the infirmaties OF age and seeming
poverty your laughing stock; do not tell
your friends Of your great expectations;
do not speak of your crack-brained rela-
tives; do not make extinguishers OF old
gentlemen's hats; do not be slangy, vul-
gar and insulting to strangers; do not
nourish vain hopes of inheriting me;
and, finally, 10 not lose any time in
leaving the house OF your old fire
works" OF fellow traveller,
PHILIP FosBKRRY.
PSI inclOse a go note to pay
your expenses.
How | got out of the house-hOw |
got back to the station, and spent the
night in wretched inn-hOw returned
to town and told my enraged relations
my woeful tale, wherein | played such a
sorry part-how my abject letter OF
apology was returned unread cannot
tell. / only know old FOsberry died
worth 100000, leaving his neice sole
heiress, and that quarreled with Jack
Evans about it; nor have | ever spoken
10 Jack since.
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TO CAROLINE VI. WILSON.

Won WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT By An
order entered on the sth day 81 OctODer,
aud on the m day 81 November, A. d. ls7y. Ia
the law order book Of the County Court Of ohio
county, West Virginia, In the condemnation pro
ceedug wherein the Pittsburgh, Wheeling aud
Kentucky Railroad Company j. petitioner AID
YOU are defendant James A. Acker, Joseph A.
Bodlcy Jacob Hull, John X. BOvford and Benia-
min Fisher were appointed commissioners or
viewer 70 ascertain just oOInIsnsatiOn for the
proposed taking by aid petitioner OF certain
piece or parcel Of land for railroad purT1~s~.
bounded and described In said IctitiOn ~ fol.
lows. Beginning AZ point IN the south line %
your property being the south line OF l0ts Nos.
IL and Is IN Caldwelrs addition n tn eity 81
Wheeling. prDdGcedi. where the center line 81 The
BenwOOd extension 81 the PittbuYh. Wheel.
ing and Kentucky Railroad crosses aid southern
bOundry line Of your property; thence along
said southern boundary line south ~ ~, eat 10
feet Fix inches 10 point; thence on line
PARALLEL 10 and 10 feet inches distant from the
centre lin, 81 the Pitubuun, Wheeling sud Ken
lucky railroad north 5 west t0l feet Ia tie
northern boundry line % your property being
the north line 81 lots N0-. - aud lin CAldWells
addition 81 the City Of Wheeling. Produced.
thence along the said north line Of your pro
perty north ~ ~, wet - feet % point - beet
1InChcs distant from he centfc line OF the PITT.
burgh Nheelingand Kentucky railroad thence
along line parallel 81 aud ?! fe, inches dJtant
from said railniads centre line south east ~
feet o. a point iu the south line 81 y0ur pruuer.
~; thence along aid south boundary line -outh
y A. enst p feet inches W the plAcl. 81 begin
ming. containing l.. Lsj square feet more or l,ss
You will also lake nOticc that the said cum
missiOnen will meet on the above described pro-
" on Thursday, The 9Th day Of November, A.
The Pittsburgh. Wheeling and
Kentucky Railroad Company. by
r. O. Barr and VIM. II. Heane; ~ Attorney;
nos sheriff ~ Ohio COUNTY W. Va
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Turning the Joke.

Some time in "a there were number
of army officers stopping at a hotel in
Washington. Among them was Captain
Jones, who was iirstrate fellow, good
officer and very pompOus. Emerson
and Jones used to have a good deal OF
Joking together at the table and else
where. One day at the dinner-table, when
the dining-hall was well filled, Captain
Jones finished his dinner first, got up
and walked almost to the dining hall
door, when Emerson spoke 10 him in a
loud voice and said: "llalloO, Captain
see here; / want to speak to you a min
ute" The Captain turned and walked
10 the table and bent over him, when
Emerson whiSpered 81 wanted to ask
you how far you would have gone If |
had not spoken to your The Captain
never changed muscle, but straighten-
ed up, and put his fingers in his vest
pocket and said, in voice loud enough
for all b. hear him: Captain Emerson,
| don't know man in the world | had
rather lend s. to than you, but the fact
is | haven't cent with me to-day" and
turned on his heel and walked away.
Emerson was the color of half a dozen
rainbowS, but he had TO stand it. Tie
never heard the last of it,and it cost him
more than $40 to treat on it.
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General Reuben was seated on q
mAckerel barrel with his feet on a couple
OF sugar hogsheads, and had just given
an account of how he irOLe them sliding
down hill in the winter of rs.
There was silence for few minutes,
interrupted bv an interrogation from
Mozart DatIodill.
"DO YOU mean, General, To have our
understanding comprehend dat you
iroze boff Of lem feet in one winter"
"Boh,' replied the General, cutting
OIL piece of tobacco about the size OF a
toy harmOnica.
After another reign of silence the
General demanded: "Do Won doubt
that statesman, sahf'
"No," reylied Mozart, al was only
thinking what long, hard winter it
must have been
lie. hr, he" roared Myrrh Mills.
ala. ha, ha. shouted Mr.. Smith.
clio, ho, no" cried Hosea Brown.
what a pair OF feet the General has
got for a go-as-you-pIease race, remark
ell Mr.. Jones.
"Whva" demanded everybody.
COOS, replied Joshua, che would 90
the least ways and cover the most
ground.
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Mrs. sprigSle on Early Marriage.


From "a Southwestern sketch" in the Deem
Der Atlantic"
Not a week later Mrs. Spriggle pre-
sented herself again at Briarley. The
black drass had suffered visably from
contact with muddy roads on the way
| The black sun-bonnet was limper and
rustier than ever. Their wearer drop
| ped into a chair, and crossed her hands
dejectedly on her knees.
"ReckOn We done heerd bout my ga
bein' married" she said, without raising
! her eyes from the floor.
Eyes. was surprised to hear 1t, the
mistress replied. "She must be very
yOung?"
Eyes, she is tOl'able young, is Sis,
goin' on Is. But law, was married at
Is, was So
She looked up quickly, but catching
an expression OF disapprOyal on the mis-
tress' face she cast her eyes again on the
floor.
"The wust on it is" continued she,
che hain't got q cent, nor no can't make
one, nuther."
"why did you let your daughter take
him, them"
"Well. he come a-dwadlin' round Sis,
an he allus apowder-horn a-hangin' on
to him; so Just loud he'd a gun, an
could keep Sis in coOns and possums.
She's master-hand at fresh meat, is my
gal. He scraped up two dollars some
whar To get the license with an to pay
the preacher; but don't reckon he'll
ever arm any more
Not earn any morew cried the mis-
tress incredulously. what is the mat
ter that he can't work and support your
daughter properly"
Mrs Spriggle pushed back her bonnet
and crossed her knees before she an.
swered. Then she shook her head
mOurnsully.
81 never found out" she said, "till
they was done married, AZ how he'd
marry gun at all, nOthin' but a powder
horn. And, with gesture OF disgust,
"he's the powerfullest nO-accOunt crit
ter We ever did see
"NOu must feel badly 10 let your
daughter 90 away with such Il man
"Oh, law, she amt gone. Did ye
think he'd AIRY house To put her in?
Why, don't you know? They's a Twin
to home with me"
This amazing piece Of intelligence
nearly took away the.mistress breath.
Before she could reply, Mrs. Spriggle
continued:
What's dds did! Tain't no use
fussin, / reckon
But how could you let her marry
him without knowing more about him
than you dido
"Well, it's hyin' in the face o PrOyi'
dence not to take up with husband
when he comes along" She glanced
up appealingly as she spoke. Gals
can't get good husband every day,
they can't 50 ~
"But." said the mistress, sit seems he
is not a good husband
That's sO,' she assented teariully,
"he's wuss than marry husband. That
so, DO say. But" as she arose to go,
maybe he can ketCh rabbits, il he
knowed how to make trap, now = |
must be- gettin' along"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of West Virginia. County of Ohio. In the
County Court for Ohio county, -:
Ferdinand keinhardt. Who sues ia hls own r1ght
and a. executor 81 the last vi and testament
Of Henry Reinharit, feceased, who Uas Abo
known ~ John Henry Rsinharft,
Mar Jane Reinharit. et ais,
~ cHASCEEY
The general Object OF this suit Il n subject the
real estate, OF ~ much theneOf A. may lie MOS
.ary Of which Henry heinhArdt deceased, died
-sfled % the payment Of the debit Of the aid
deceased and lnS1denttally 70 mArhal the liens
upon the aid real estate and % Aoertain The
amounts and priOrities thereof. and u appeanng
from an affidavit hied In this cause that the de-
lendant Peter Luther, who Il the trustee IN
dad Of trust made by the aid deoeASsd and vile
and recorded IN the orice Of the CLERK OF aid
County Co,frt in deed Of trust book No. u. paSs
sd and the defendant, John :. Gtllesp{, who
Is the layee OF certain note secured by Q
deed OF trust executed by the aid deoeAsed and
wife 10 Alex :. Gillespy, Of which note the aid
complainant 4 now the holder, are not 10 dents
OF the state OF West Virginia IL i ordered that the
aid nonresident defendants do appear al NE
next Rules 10 be held for this Court on the last
Monday Of November, A ID. Is7S, and do what
may be necessary 70 protect their interest IN this
cause.
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed
my name a. Clerk Of said Court, this Jh day Of
November. A. ID. ls7S at November Rnles, 1873,
IN the Clerk ofice OF aid Court.
Tesie: 0EOEGE HCCE, Clerk
Rr9EIL 4 STITE 4 sol for srp ut rtf0
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUST MADE
Id by samuel shook and sarah : shook, his
wife. 20 the undersigned trustee, dated the 9Th
day Of September lS72 and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County COurt Of ot MArshall
county. in deed Of trust book No. !. folio ".
shall. on the
18TH DAY or DECEMBER 1872,
Between the hours OF A. n. I'D p. n, sell al
public auction 10 the highest and best bidder,
lOr cash At the front door Of the Court House OF
Marshall county West Virginia. the following
described tracts or panels OF land 10 wit:
certain Tract Of land in Washington township or
district, containing 20 acrys. Also, a traCt OF
land on the waters OF Burhs run, In Union
township or district, containing ~ acres and -
poles Of land, all In Manhall county, West Viz
giuiA. or ~ much Of said tracts Of land not en-
brAted In the deed from said samuel shook and
wife tO Daniel Wilson. made since the making
OF said deed OF trust, A. may De nc,VSSafy "a
satisfy the claim OF Richard Allen, secured by
said deed of trust "a which reference may he had
for more particular description Of said tracts Of
land. SellngaS trustee | shall convey only such
title a. Is vested in me by said deed Of trust
noS0awt THOMAS McCREARl. Trustee.
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MAchINIsTs.
WHOLESALE cRocERs.
TOBACCOS.

IAN NOW RECEIVING THE FOLLOWING
il brands 90 choice rubaCcus, which VIII De
odd subject % the late reduction IN the U. :.
~. IariiIar.lS Climax o. mahogany
NV I.riIIarl'. Nickel Nua,yJ' mahogany
uayy IanllarIs Dime NgGSet mahogany
Uayy Lorillar,l-. double thick o. mahogtuy
navy Lorillard navy q, mahogany navy, Lori
tsri. l6 or pounds mahogany navy, Luriilaru :
doubIe thick rs dark navy, Fuzyrs Long
Johu" mahogany twins FIufgr.> To- o. pounds
tnahognuy. Par,'s cold Time g ply twist OF
DHuyille. Pace "Oid Mel lcCh twist Dan
WILLIE. paWx1ut 8 o. twist Park Lane o1i
t,,i.f UrOu0eo ply twist Little Pet 10 inch
twist To- banana cable ro. ll>. Magnolia cable
cDiI To- Hratheu Chiuev cable coil 10, SILVER
Bell To- Maripu,a N inch bright pounds hnya
com m Inch bright pounds, Indian tre cut In
Sssis ~ REILLY.
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Trustees sale of Elm Grove
Property.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID on the 3rd day Of May, l>77, by Mary Allen
aud Charles Allen. her husband "a the under
signed trustee. and pcOrisd in the Office of n,
Clerk Of the County Court of Ohio county. We>t
Virginia In deed 81 trust book No II, page aiy
! Twill, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER n. ls7g,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ", prucvcd 10 scll
at the front door Of the Court HOUSE ~ Ohio
county, Ia the highest and best bidder, the fol
lowing described property, that i 10 nay 4 Ger
tain traCt or parcel Of land lying on the National
road. In Ohio county. West Virginia. about .
miles east OF the City OF Wheeling, and being
part Of what was formerly the Crugrr estate and
bounded and described a. follows Beginning
at post, corner ~ the August ROcteger pro
perry. AZ the edge Of the National road; thence
81 SSI W. It's feet 10 the creek bank thence
$ Sgl, l. 81 feet up the creek: thence \. 81
T. l6j feet Ia the National road thence y. Sl'.
W. S. feet along the National road 10 the begin
ming. Thure Is on said property good two-story
frame house. containing hve or six roOms.
Terms o. SALE-One-hali In cash balance In
one year with interest, pnrchaser giving note
secured by deed OF trust
noI3oawt J. J. WOODS, Trustee.
J. C. HERVEY, AuctOueer
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The greatest Blessing.

4 simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents dis
ease by keeping the blood pure, stomach
regular, kidneys and liver active, is the
greatest blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and
its proprietOrS are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured by it. Will you try itl See other
column.
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Health and Happiness.

II seems strange that any one will suf-
fer from the many constitutional de-
engagements brought on by an impure
state of the blood, when Guysott's Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla will restore
perfect health and physical organization.
1t has proven itself 10 be the best blood
purifier ever discovered, efectually cur
ing Scroiula, Syphilitic disorders, Weak
ness OF the Kidneys, all Nervous disor-
ders and Debility. 1t corrects lndlges.
ton, etc, rejuvenates the old, exhila-
rates the young, and invariably drives
out of the system all the ills that human
flesh is heir to. Price OF large quar-
bottles Sl.0O. A strengthening cordial
pleasant to take. Full directions az.
company each bottle. Laughlin, Bros
& Co, and Logan, List q Co., Whole
sale Agents.
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SCRIBNER for December opens with an
article upon the new Capital at Albany,
which gives an interesting and lnStruc'
tive account OF the difficulties through
which that important work was rescued
from disgrace and made an honorable
monument OF art. The writer, Mr.
SCHUYLER, calls it 'the most honorable
work of architecture which this country
has TO show which is hardly true. Ii
is honorable to the architects, Messrs.
Eidlitz and Richardson, who made the
best Of bad beginning, but the begin
ming was as dIshOnorable as any other
architectural job in the country, not ex-
Guiding our own. Mr.. Schuyler's rather
gushing article is illustrated, but INSULT
GENTLY. Among the other good things in
this number is Mr.. BOyesen's entertain
ing account OF an evening with Victor
Hugo. II is accompanied by a careful
engraving by Mr.. Cole, from Bonnat's
portrait, which is quite strong as well as
careful, and would be very satisfactory
if one could dismiss the memory OF Ra-
ion fine etching. Mr.. John Borroughs
has an unusually bright and inclslve lit
tie essay on Mature and the Poets, IN
which he conviCts nearly all OF our poets
except Lowell and one or two Others
OF inaccurate observation. The twenty
Poems by American Women do not
convey very high idea OF the achieve
ments of the sex in poetry, though n y
one OF them is better than the o Id poem ,
which is described as humorous, az d
which is accompanied by some utter y
iucomprehensible drawings OF the i'm
prcssiOnijt school
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Sale Of Valuable North Wheel
Ing Property.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling
Hanes & Wilson
VS.. PIN ChAncery.

VS.. PIN Chancery.
Joseph Marshall
The undersigned Special Commissioner here
by gives notice that by virtue Of the authority
vested in him by II decree in the above named
cause made by said Court on September !, lN'g,
he will ON
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. lS79
commencing at 10 o'clock A.. N, sell at public
auction at she front door Of the Court House of
Ohio county, West Virginia, Ia the highest ani
best bidder, the following described real estate,
In The said city county and State that's Ia say
The north half Of the lot or panel oi ground
situated In the addition tu Wheeling laid out 10y
Jonathan Zane, and designated on said addition
~ Lot Number Forty "a, and being the
north half and no mon.
TERNSuF SALE-Onc.thir or ~ much more Oi
the purchase money A. the purchaser NAV elect
Ia pay. cash on the day of sale, and for th" rel
ducui the purchase money the purchaser ogtNe
his bonds with approved personal security
dated on pic day 1T sale, and bearing Interest
from that day, each for one third Of aid residue
and payable I'm six, nine aud twelve months r.
spectiycy after their date and the title Ia be
retained until payment Of the purchase money
In full. l.. :. JORDAN,
". II. IIAINR, Special Commissioning.
NgV1 "a
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Commissioners Sale Of North
Wheeling Property.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Annie E Palmer, et al
vs. In Chsncery.
Mary Z. PAUL, ct al,
BY virtue OF decree Of November y, ls5s, in
said cause will. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER q. 1872.
Beginning al 10 clock A. NJ, at the frOnt door
OF the Court HOuse. I'm the City of heeling, sell
at public auction parts OF los % and CO. in North
Wheeling fronting on Main street &c feet. and
running back by an even width lS2 feet ON this
and is erected the building known a. the FOURrH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
For terms Of sale and specific description Of pro
perty see advertisement IN Wheeling lntelligen
Ger. A. J. CLARKE
Special Commissioner
J. c. HERvEY, Auctioneer.
n. Il : l. :. = : u n u
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or 4 DEED or TRUST FROM
ID W. W Martin and Lizzie A, his wife, q
William SChambra trustee, dated June Il, 80
and recorded in the Office OF the CLERK 1T IN,
County Court of Ohio county, West Virginia, iI
deed Of trust book No. H. uagcN colo, ANA oi MI
order of the Circuit Court Of ohio county mad,
on the 18Th day 81 OCtOhcr 1879. appointing ma
trustee In said deed Of trust In the plarC II said
William Schamhm who i now deceased, Twin
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER -, ls-9
Commencing NJ 10 O'Clock 4. ", NJ the front dOnl
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, Wet Nir
ginia, sell at public auction 10 the highcst and
best bidder TIE following described property,
situated In the city Of Wheeling, I'm said county
that t. "a say; Lot No. O0l ten, In Armstrong
Hunter Il cos addition "a the city Of hrcling
situated on York street, on ZAucs Island, In that
part ~ the city called the Seventh ward.
Terms Of sale cash
nnlnh Join Z. MckENNAN. Trustee.