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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-06

PHItAnEIrHI,, October 6-Flour, sales
active; Minnesota extra clear aud medium
IS 90, good IS so; choice s. 80; straight
IS 00a6 500; Minnesota patent process 81 GOA
/ IS; rye -four IS 90. Wheat fairly active |;
No. Q red elevator In car lots 81 OK: No. 2
red October 81 cox bid, 81 cox asked Noyem-
Der. 81 10 bid, 81 l0H asked; December,
81 Tx bid, 81 ll% asked. Corn quiet
and steady; mixed on track 63a5Ic; rejected
$50; sail mixed, October, 621Sc bid, 62Ifc
asked; November. 62jSe bid, $50 asked; De-
cember, 6lHc bid, 6lAc asked. Oats,
steady: No. white 40; No. 2, 4Os[ato1ei
3sXc, Provisions quiet and unchanged
Butter quiet and easy; creamery extra Sia
sec; New York and bradford county, Penn,
sylyania, extra 26a2So: Western Reserve ex.
TIA 22a2Sc; good to cheice 16a2Oc. Eggs steady
at 2Oa2ic. Cheese quiet and unchrnged.
Petroleum dull and unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 IL.
EAST LIBERTY, October 5.-Cattle Receipts
to-day 100 head, all for this market; no
through cattle; supply heavy, but mostly
common TO fair: only few loads Of really
good. which sold readily at fair prices. The
lower grades were fully 10 Of from last week
nearly all were sold; best shipping grades al
IS OOa5 Is: fair 10 good butchers stock 81 on
$751; common and light So SOFAS so. stocker
8 00a3 IS: bulls, cows and stays - 26aS 0
sales to-day 1888 head.
HoGs-Recesps to-day S025 head; Phila
delphias IS 26a5 40; YorEers 81 GOA go.
snEEP-Receipt, to-day $500 head; sellini
steady at Mondays prices.
NEW YoRK, October 6.-DRY Goons Bus
Ines continues light with package houses
and the jobbing trade Is quiet, Cottons Il
moderate demand and steady. Prints slug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-06

DAD Bonds Generally strong ant

higher.
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APniher WHO Melted.

Detroit Free Press.
The other evening citizen OF Detroit
beckoned to his 12.year.old son to follow
him to the woodshed, and when they ar.
rived there he began:
"Now, young man, you have been fight
ing againl How many times have l told
you that it is disgraceful to fght?'
"Oh, father, this wasn't about marbles
or anything Of the kind" replied the boy.
az can't helpit AS Christian man 1t
Is my duty to bring up my children to
lear the Lord. Fakeof your coatW
"But father, the boy / was fighting with
called me names" :,
"Can't help it. Calling names don't
hurt anyone. Off with that coat"
"He said that was the son Of awire-
puller."
"Whatl what's that2"
"And he said you was an Office hunt
erl"
"whatl what loafer dared make that as.
sertion?" :.
ut made me awful mad, but I didn't
say anything. Then he called you a hire,
ling" :,
to get my hands on him!" pulled the old
gent. ok
ayes, and he said you was a political
lickspittlel"
"Land O. graciousl but wouldn't I like
to have the training Of that boy for about
Eve minutes!" wheezed the old man as he
hopped around.
II put up with that" continued the boy,
.'and then he said you laid your pipes for
Office and got left by q large majority. !
couldn't stand that, father, and 80 | sailed
over the fence and licked him bald.headed
in less'n two minutesl Thrash me II you
must, father; but couldn't stand to hear
you abused by one OF the maglignant OPP
positionl"
"My son, said the father, as he felt fol
half dollar with one hand and wiped bis
eyes with the other, "you can 20 out and
buy you two pounds OF candy. The Bible
says it is wrong to fight, but the Bible
must make allowance for political cam
paigns and the vile ISLANDERS Of the other
party. I only brought you out here to
talk 10 you, and now you can put on your
coat and run along" ,''s-5 y
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TRUSTEES SALE.

/ ,,d A.. several deeds Of trust made BY O.
" Ir.LS, ,Jt and BartarA, ais wife, 10 the under,
tr3a ,..,.. dI,et respectively on the 18Th day Of
g. ~ lie iE day Of May, 1915, the 9Th day
SasDs lis The ITIh day Of august 1870, and the
~, al August, 1876, and al o. record 10 the
~ ESp,itse d he County Curt Of Ohio Cosnty, In
y ~ Al west Virginia, aud are respectively 70.
" n nj ii Trust Book No, s, pages :, 0 and
9h ~ II Iru,t Book No. s. psEa 4SS, IN Iced Of
~ ~ IA . uaRel Isl md iSS, In Deed Of Trust
ifIsvS NO III, and 10 Deed Of Trust Book No,
ksts.Eti4 + I'm an a public auction on
ITSHaY, THE 80 DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
h,S, a. 10 o'coek N. Of aid day, o. the front
80 II Coatt House Of aid Ohio county the IoI-
80 iscnbrd raj eItlie, that Is 10 ny; Lot NUM-
- Slse lLOl 40 o. and Lot uam oefed Tsest{-
- III 30. p, lying OF the west SIDE q Main
" tS,t NAH 81 the city Of Wheeling
- ~ Norm Wheeling. together With the
-. IO,rsovsmen,s erected thereon; also Lots
hIs...I TrsptT.eFht (?Sl and 1hifty-seTen t37l
~, ~ tbe tank d the Ohio river, between said
=, nj west street 10 Iaid part OIL said city Of
yI.,iluF called North Wheet1G; also 10 number-
.TsirI.oue (Sll, Thirty.tEo (E! and IhlftyI three
Z d ud North wheeling also oil Lot npmhfIed
tsy4sht 49, Ia North v heel nS, 'oeeIner Nit9 i
4 ik1 IMPROVEMENTS theIeOu; also Lot numbered
t,,at,-.sTsn ia 10 North Wheeling, with ~
' s Selling ~ trustee snail convey 81
srsH conveyed 70 ms BY The Iaid several deeds u
INV, nv sAtE-Ont.ihIrl Of the purchase money
N mueb tnorv a the purchaser NAY elel 70 pay In
= nd the balance In three equal instAilmenu ~
d we've, and EIGHTEEN months from the day OF
:. Tth iptIrest 90 aid deferred insallmenis IRON
s,i,I u ,lIe. The purchaser 10 give notes with
-SIi,, % Be- approved BY the trustee for the pay
=, n IA deferred lbItRllmentB and interest.
''-''' JAMES =. ROGERS, Trustee.
re. HALLER, AuctlOneef. eel6
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The symptoms are moisture, like perspi.
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, a. II pin worms were crawling
in and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected; II allowed to COR
tinue, very serious results may follow.
DIR. swayne's All.Healing Ointment is a
pleasant sure cure. Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, scald Head, Erysipelas, Bar.
bers' Itch, Blotches, all scaly, Crusty, Gu.
taneous Eruptions. Price so cents, 8
boxes for 81 49, Sent by mail TO any ad-
dress on receipt OF price in currency, or
three-cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by Dr.. Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom.
inent druggists.
swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious
disorders. MwF&w
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Ole G,.teIlllqen!!leen.
Raa Easet OF ths sialns Eleetisn-An
Irish Republican and Darkey Demo.

Rad Enset OF ths s1alne EIeetIOn-AI
Irish Republican and u Darkey Demo
crat.
New York Herald.
Teddy Ryan, from the old sod, and Bur
CESS Green, a very dark.hued African
were last week brought before Judge Ellis
Of Yonkers, charged with being drunk anC
disordsrly and keeping two or three wardl
of the city in an uprosr for the best par
ola week. singularly enough, considering
their nationality, Paddy was q rampant
Republican and Burgess an equally ramp
ant Democrat.
"You should have observed the Maine
law little more carefully, gentlemen
said Judge Ellis, "and you wouldn't be In
the present pickle"
"Be iabers that's that?n inquired Paddy,
"You should have observed the Maine
law"
Burgess opened his mouth from ear To
ear, like an an immense cavern, and gave
vent 70 guffaw that almost brought
down the ceiling.
~ golly, Judge, that's what we done
gone an done, shuahp
BE dad and the mayer Is right, yer
Honor. This Maine business has been too
much for us entirely" added Teddy.
"Fore de Lord, Judge, II we'd went
an follored dat Maine business to de end,
we'd q bin planted out dar in the grave
yard shuah an sartin," still further ex-
planned Burgess.
BLOWS that?" inquired the Judge.
Teddy acted as spokesman. swell, yer
Honor, and this Is the whole truth Of the
matter. Misther Crane and meselt don't
agree In politics. He's q Democrat and
Pm o Republican, and we work togither.
The day before the Maine election, / seq,
SEE I, Burgess, me bye, I'll bet We quart
OF whisky that the Republicans in Maine
whale the divil out Of We Fusionists." It's
q 60, sez Burgess, seq be. Well, yer
Honor, the next morning looked atthe
papers, and there, sure enough, the Fu.
sionists had got away with US for good.
Come on, Burgess, seq I, and we'll go
down 10 McGrath's and get the whisky !
owesye:' Wegotit, and Burgess said he'd
be social like, and we'd drink 1t together.
Well, We see, we just purchased Il when,
beaorra, the news came that the Repa61'
cans had won. I'll be afther dom the
square thing, seq Burgess, seq he, and
pay you the quart of whisky I've
lost Hepaid It, yer Honor, and axed
him to help me drink it loike. Well, yer
Honor, bad cess to the newspapers. Ne
more had we got that down till the news
come that It were the Dimycrats as had
carried Maine, and, as we'd paid even bets,
had-to get another quart oil whiskeY to
be one ahead. The next mornin' who
should meet on the Coort-Hou boole-
ward but Burgess Green, and he SEE, SEE
he: LUX here, Teddy, I'm stuck for that
whiskey aither all. The Republicans
have got it in Maine atther all Well, yer
Honor, we started in to pay that bet on
the second day, and 1t kept aoppin' back
and fourth till We got away with four
quarts. And be the howly poker, it's
been that way every day since. Follow
the Maine style, ID It? Be iabers, we've
been dom it, yer Honor, and here we are,
aud the diyil only knows when the betll
be decided" .
Judge Ellis sent them to jail to get sober
and wait for the official returns.
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pi,e Hpudred Tnousand strong.

In the past few months there has been moro
than 10000 bottles OF shiloh's Cure sold.
Out Of the vast number OF people who have
used It, more than 1900 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence II Is that
everybody speaks in Its praise. To those
who have not used II, let Us say, H. you hayea
cough, or your child the Group, andYou value
me don't fail to try It. For lame back, sideo OF
chest, use,Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenfemoeller, corner Main
and Tyenty.second streets.
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rbsuDd,T, E n coaft House Of Ohio County. weE
H'sa SATURDAY. OCTOBER ., isse
~. ,,id ,als at 10 O'Clock a. M. one hun.
nsnS1ti,I ,eT,s q the Frazier Farm. Theg reatel
IN 10 M fSim llea on the BILL Overlooking the
EflSta mi. Of the city o. Mheeung ineiudingl
1IstNn W. poI more than 100 fest dsilnt from
D Ssslfn, ~ 4 D. rhIlr0sd. On this plAee aud
aslnA S n1 /, the bssi Sahd and lime stone quarry
HltrlsiS, il e opened and ready 70 b. worked.
bN@Si'ts 50 Icfes are e,Plble o. high cultivation
~ ri 10 Cd pSsiuIirE ahu nnesr iano, IN a
y q city stock Is source Of great pront In
- m farm LA splendid Apple orchard Of 70
rPs w sls0 nlum6 cherry bnd quinee teen ;
kEst Wi Wi tTo.stOCy frame dwelling house, over.
IEsssssiSs div, containing nine rooms, aisl good
~ bose stable, anu GU" ''%''' "''4
SsroS W on ,ecount Of Its location, q adapted
Ilb RVpa.,;i.tT Il purposes than any body Of land
bIPHssa, nty. IL cl0te proxinity TO WheeupE,
D., TINirsse ioF pastuTing, daily OF gardeuisy
sllsS, Fcr farming, fruit RAISING anq Rfape gov
ABa S,iaf b. tho railroad, noir % the river
. Nnli ,boIt distance Of the iron furnaces Of
n Lisn ~, /, more desirable aud valuable than
Sls lit,, h tbs part Of the Stale.
~ il IjJ /, divided by county road into Two
% asres rsspssTS. aI H. vi III M
az LIyidisS Use, TO suit purchasers sale VIII
b1Iil Il, N acre, ard survey made immediatAly
kEie ". ~ merriam the exact quantity Of land
t9sil ,..I The coal underlying this farm has been
s't4,f, ~ sI..,v-One.third cash, and the balance
in H money in two equal ipstallmsnta Ctone
~ he purchaser giving his interest bear
T., ia deferred pawn ntA and securing the
IN,sI ~ n trust upon the property purchased.
s5,n ~ Js,fns further information can obtain
81! aAhs 0P'4 '-' J. H. GOOD,
,.,,., ia Fact, 10. l220 Chapline 81 Wheeling.
"a I,LLEE, Auetl0neet seI-p4M
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Do you know that there are strange people
In our community, we say strange because
they seem TO prefer TO suffer and pass their
DAYS miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed to cure them.
Sold by q. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS. Msenkemoeller, corner Main
and TWenty-second streets.
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PALArAsLx MEdlcNEs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is honeyed drop OF relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar.shod ever the
palate; and his Sarsaparilla Is nectar
that imparts yigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease. Waterford Pa.)
AduTtiSeF DAw
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Worse than bankruptcy is constitu-
ton broken down by disease. II it is the
result Of fast living, the excessive use OF
whisky, the injudicious use OF mercury,
exposure in miasmatic regions, sedentary
habits, self.abuse or scrofulous faint. DR..
TUFTS Pills will restore you to health,
more to be desired than gold.
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political Camp nee,lDs in peasants

Political Camp Meeting In Peasants
County.
For an entire week, ending October I'd,
the hills and valleys OF this county have
been vocal with political speeches and
band music, under the auspices OF D. II.
Leonard, Of Parkersb1rg, candidate, We
understand, for some Office. Mr.. Leonard
and his associate speakers and the members
OF the Parkersbnrg brass band were in the
services Of their employers, and well have
they earned their hires We have heard
Of no political conversions resulting from
their labors, and are lead to doubt whether
their true object was to make thorough and
complete converts TO the Democratic party,
but incline to the opinion that a partial
conversion was all that was contemplated.
We are not alone in this opinion, either,
and our reason for it is that their entire
route through this county from St. Mary's
TO Hebron, the most distant part, THENCE
TO every crossroad within our territory Is
marked by little posters tackled on every
copspicuous tree, fence.post, hog pen,
and prominent object, which reads as fol-
"Vote for ]. NJ. Jackson, the non.partis-
an candidate for Judge Of the Circuit
Court Voters should bear in mind that
they vote for him twice; once for Judge,
OF the old CIRCUIT and once for Judge oil
the new Circuit" ....,
On Monday, the 4th inst, another dele.
cation was sent into our county from Par;
kersburg, to finish up the task commenced
by Leonard a Co. THIS delegation 10
headed by W. 5. Sands with his corps Of
speakers and q brass band. whoops, yells
and all kinda Of hideous noises can be
heard at any moment Itreminds one Of
Leonidas and his three hundred deaLhless
SpartAns. By the way, the poster busl-
ness has been resumed, and Il would be
difficult to enumerate these Jackson post
ers. Our county presents singular ap'
pearance in this respect. NJ. P. P.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Mine departments Of study; ts1t.books iurnIShed
81 cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teachers ex'
penses teI one year from el5o TO $1,000 non:see'
tenibeP LIST, 1850. Attendance last year from n
counties o. West Virginia aud from sAtss and Ter
ritorios.
70 The President, J. u. Thompaon. horEArtoNr
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Hoos-Market lively at 81 76a5 90 per hun.
bred in prime packing, lots. Sheep s. GOA
$50
oArrIE-This market is fair at present, cat
tie plenty. We quote young cattle. from 500
to 600 lbs, at 2h aSc; bulls 2a21Sc; 900 to
900 lbs, 3asI<c; 800 to 1000 lbs, 3a3Ifc.
Cattle offered at present are native.
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Tho yoItaie Belt Co., MarahaIl, Mseh.
Will send their celebrated Electro oltaic
Belts TO the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they ray. Write To them
without delsy. paw
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FEI1ows' Compound Syrup Of Hypo-
phosphites Is not only the most reliable
remedy for consumption, but It is q
specific also for Bronchitis and Asthma,
Sold by Logan, List 4 Co. MWTaw
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Poa UPwARps OF Unity YxAEs Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. II CorrectS acidity oil the
stomach, relieves mind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysensay and didrrhea,
whether RriEing from teething or other
causes. An old and woll.tried remedy.
% cents bosts. p1W
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=APpgAL no WORKINaMEN.
VIVA, n Man ssys VINO Has Three and a
Hall Millions Invested in Manufacture

Hall Miiiions Invested in Manufaetnr
Nsw ALBANY, ISD October Recent
" three circulars have been printed and
distributed in this city, under the head Of
t'Facts for the People," The author Of
these circulars, it Is said, is one Of the
Largest manufacturers in Indiana-a gen
man who has three and a half millions Of
dollars invested in manufacturing in this
city alone. Your correspondent cannot
say, Of his own knowledge, that Mr.. W.
| O. DePauw is that gentleman, but the en-.
tire public here credit him with their au-
thorship. Following are copies Of the
two last Of these circulars issued:
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE PROTECTIVE TARIFF,
NO. 2.
Come, let US reason together. Does not
every reading, intelligent man know that
| II the plank in the St. Louis Democratic
platform we're enacted into law that the
rolllng.mills, glassworks and WOODEN and
cotton mills OF New Albany would be
compelled to close, entailing loss OF
millions on the owners, and ruin on the
city? Two-thirds or three-fourths oil the
citizens would have TO abandon the city,
and seek employment on farms or else
where.
Are the hundreds OF people in the city
who have their all invested In their homes
and the thousands OF men employed In
these manufacturing establishments and
others depending on the trade OF the
yorkmen Of these manufactures re-
peat, are all these people prepared to take
the chances OF any such disaster? We re.
peat, the city would be depopulated and
real estate would not be worth the taxes.
Every voter in the city Of New Albany
ought to be in favor Of protective tariff.
TIE very life Of the city depends upon 1t
MANUFACTURES.
FACTS FOR THE PEoPLE-PRorEcrIvE TARIFF,
NOS.
Asis known to all our citizens, New
Albany has lost her wholesale trade;
steamboat building is largely thing oil
the past; and New Albany is entirely de-
pendent upon our manufacturing in
terests.
Without a protective tariff on iron,
glass, wooden and cotton goods our manu-.
factories cannot live. They must die and
with them the city. There is no future
for New Albany as o city without pro-
tective tariff. The grass will grow in the
streets and the deserted homes be occupied
by bats il the present tariff duty is taken
off OF iron, glass, wooden and cotton goods.
Let US be wise; why should men in their
sober senses take suck fearful risk?
Demagognes and small politicians say It's
all bosnia srarecrow-there is no danger
who's afraid2 Workingmen OF New
Albany, these fellows have little, If any
thing, at stake. You have everything at
stake-remember the Democrats and free
traders only required three more votes to
pass the Wood tariff bill that we all said at
the Opera House would ruin the city.
MANUFACTURER.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000,
40 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF.TIcKErs, ONE DOLLAR.

s amounting to,.......... wy
i1tdAs corresponding agents wanted At Al
.IhSaOn libefal Compensation will DO paid,
tedsIflJ, stating full address, for further In;
,lle q sand ORDER by EXPIRE or 10 Registered
1sEAnnsy Order BY NATL, addressed only 70
II. A. DAuPHIH,
New Orleans, La.
e1ifnSu At
"a Sis Broadway, New York.
~ GtRd Extraordinary DTatgtHgI arr Hadsf ~
sIsAs aAi plandgsRI0lI u GEN ERALS u. T,
4IALGAkD GAd JUBAL A. EARLY.
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sTocka-Ths market opened strong. and in
early dealings buoyan. tone prevailed.
There was a very steady buying movement
the afternoon, which resulted in an advance
OF u to 3 per cent. in the general list, Granger
shares leading the upward movement. In
late dealings sales to realize profits caused q
reaction Of Y to lper cent; Louisville and
Nashville rose s per cent. but closed at q re-
action u 8 per cent Transactions $4,000
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No mirror ever yet threw back
A on rspulSlVe d BIT,
Than teeth that are deelyed and black
Or oue more pure Aud bright
Than rows Of pearls that Al may ylunt
who put their faith In SoZoDONr. MwRAw
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sAIT-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 10.
SKEDs-Timothy seed, 81 40 per bushel
clover, IS 90; Mammoth Clover, $3.50 pei
bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass, per bush.
81 25c; Orchard Grass 50 rs. a
wooI-QuOted at 40aIlc for choice washed,
and one-third off for unwashed. Market brisk
with great deal OF wool offered.
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NRUSTEE'S SALE.

I,tr.us Of a Dsd Of Trust made By Henry 3,
M, d i've unde,sEnsd Iruytee, hearing date Tho
~ IN Il January, 1875, and now Of record In the
81, ODE Of The County Court Of Ohio county,
n Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page
M IN, slllsel 90
WEDNESDAY, oCTOBER %, 1850,
-u,seins Al 10 o'clock 4. m, at the trout door ol
\ m House d Ohio county. At public Auetiou, the
S,,Ir1 described property, to.wll:
n III undivided 0nC-fiIh interest belonging o
IaHis B Miller 10 ADD 10 lots numhsted nyS
~ n ls IItuais on the north bank Of Wheeling
M IA anare Dumbarel nine ~ between Main
q XTtst ItneI In the city Of Wheeling In tho
n. VsdiTiei one. dl.hinterest Of said Henry B,
i5Tin Ind IDIOT numbered light (al situate on thu
rsllA nrusrOt n 10 and Sixteenth StIeetS In thu
n 1 wheeling West Virginia.
~ '" NN- r. q. BARR. Trustee,
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wrnNEsnAY. OrTORER ID. iSS0,
LOTTERIES.
Take Noficei

I.atmas Iers aud the Public iriH take
~ ~ M rnrHi WierI u Tie PoEthHdiier General
~ hu8, IN Rai!g, dosS Nor apply 10 The Louis.
a6sS LGii,ry ard that ktteTJ Eil d r'gitttred dAd
~ rIzi iITiod 10 hJ Company az AsICl0Jore.
lsPLESDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
RRTQSE TENTH GRAND DtsTRIBU-
"a, CLASS X, ATNEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
Ei5tER lth, 1850 I25th Monthly Draw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-06

west virginia Democracy Four Years
Ago.
pemocratIo convSntloa At Charleston, June s, 1915.
Reaolred, That We favor an
immediate repeal Of the specie resumption
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-06

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