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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-02

planning systems, eondeusing knowledge
until hall past FIVE and six o'clock
Nothing too hard to help US pass credit
able examination.
Yet witness the grand result Of this
Wofk,-our Principal resigns mot from
incapability, but poor health, and this
friend to every scholar in the ward, Ii
urged TO apply for the situation by inter.
ested friends for the good ofherself and OF
the school. "Other women have similar
situations, why not she2" Others whose
whole thought ia, what will the world
think OF this or that? while this lady's
every thought was with her scholars and
for their advancement.
She applied for o position, asking for q
trial, and II not giving satisfaction, she
would resign. Now comes the practical
part. Our School Commissioners show
their power. Oh, but 1t Is grand 10 have
power at such times. One voted for the
lady, and the other two-(well, II they
can give reasons let US hear from them)-
voted directly against her. The teacher
who has worked and endangered her
health is thrown aside, merely because
she Is a woman and dares to ask for q
So these wise men put their heads to-
gether 10 elect a man suitable Tor the
situation. Whether he Is or Is not, is yet
to be shown, but Of one thing we were as
sured, that the lady was suitable.
The good OF the scholars OF the said
ward Is out OF the question, and the
scholars parents have no cause to conf
plain II they did not get the Principal they
wanted. Blame no one but yourselves;
you elect the men who represent your in.
terests in educational matters, and, Of
course, being practical men, you cannot
go wrong. At least, not in one girls
Imagination you can't nv. A.P. D.
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THERON MARKET.
The recent Rise I'm Priecs-Buyers suspi.
cious and Onish-OId Rails Advancing.

The Recent Rise in Prices-Buyers Suspi
cious and onish-OId Rails Advancing
N. Y. Bulletin Of Saturday.
The recent advance in prices seems L
have had the effect OF diminishing bust
ness in American pig 10 some extent
many buyers evidently having suspicion
that the rise has been too sudden and or
an insufficient volume OF business TO be o.
long duration. General position oil stocks
and other conditions bearing upon the
market are no less favorable than they
have been at any previous time, however,
and nothing whatever comes to notice that
would make the maintenance OF current
prices during the next three months al
least, In any manner questionable Quo.
tations at present are $27 00aS28 90 for No.
IN foundry, S23 0OaS24 90 for No. 2X
foundry, and SCI 00a$22 90 for gray forge.
Sales OF about 600 tons at prices within
the above range.
Old rails are held with even more firm.
ness than at the date OF our last report,
while cable advices are such as TO give
holders belief that further advance is
merely question OF time. At present
quotations are SET 00a27 50 for rs and
Sos OOa29 90 for double heads,
MANUFACTURED IgoN-For all descrip-
tions Of staple finished irons the demand
is showing degree Of spirit very encour-
aging to holders. Prices do not seem quo
tably higher in any instance, but there Is
more business at full quotations now than
for some time past. Ordinary sizes COM
mon merchant bar, 2.3c from store. Com.
mon black sheet, SIC for Nos. 10 TO 10, and
best bloom, same Nos, 4ic. Structural
shapes nominally 2.7c for singles aud SIC
for channels and tees; Sc for beams.
Tank 27a2.S. Railway spikes 2sc; fish
plates 2ta2lc, and track bolts SiaSac, nom.
innllu ~
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The farmers OF this State are slowly but
surely learning that it pays to cover their
stee p hills with sheep. Many OF our hills
and hillsides, which are iit for little else,
are Just the place for sheep, and the place
where they will thrive the best and be the
most healthy and comfortable. In our
mild climate comparatively little winter
shelter is needed, and the ground Is COW
cred with snow but few days at a time.
Dogs are among the greatest obstacles to
the success Of this important branch OF
industry. The remedy Is to keep less and
then feed what you do keep.
1t is not strange that half.star7ed dog
should kill sheep whenever he gets a
chance, but II seldom happens that sheep
are n,oiested by well fed and well brought
up dogs. The price OF wool Is sufficiently
high TO make the sheep business profit.
able. And besides the wool, an occasional
dinner Of good, tender mutton is an agree
able and healthy change from. fat bacon
and salt middlipgs, Farmers should try
to learn which is the most prof table breed
for this latitude, even though the first
cost may seem rather heavy, as 1t does aol
pay to take and keep apoor breed as q
Qiit.-InteriOr.
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nothersli Mothers 4, Mothers III

Are Yop disturbed at night and broken
Of WON'T rest by sICk child suffering and
CRYING with the exmuciating pain Of cut
ting teeth? II so, 60 at once and get a
bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately-depend upon 1t; there is no
mistake about It. There 10 not mother
on earth who has ever used II who will not
tell You at once that 1t will regulate the
bowels, and give rest TO the neither, and
relief and health to the child, operating
IKE magic. It Is perfectly sale to use In
ali cases, and pleasant to the taste and y
the prescription Of one Of the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the
United State. Full directions for using
viii accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile OF Curtis 4 Perkins y
ON the outside wrapper, Sold BY all Medt
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle
Beware OF limitations. MwSP
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KINawooD, July 20.

Editors IntelllEcnccr:
When the panic of 1898 came upon the
country, Preston county was not In pros
porous condition; her people bad neg.
leeted their farms to engage in the shook
and lumber business until It took tens 81
thousands Of dollars annually out OF the
county to,buy flour, meat and grain. But
now all is changed, the waste places have
been brought into cultivation; the shook
shops and saw mills have been, to q great
extent, abandoned for the farm, and now
the year 1880 marks period in our history
when an abundance for home consump.
ton, and perhaps some for EXPORTS Will
be grown within our own borders. our
wheat crop was large and of good quality
oats fully up to he-average, and grass
fully twice as heavy as last year. Fruit
crop fair average throughout the county
very heavy in this county. :,
| understand the Register "takes on"
gleeIully over the accession OF the Hon.
W. G. Brown 10 the Hancock ticket.
Here where he is well known 1t does not
even cause ripple on the political waters,
and will hardly influence a single Repn6'
lican to desert his colors. MIR. Brown
Republicanism was never very pronounced
except upon questions relating TO The
financial policy Of the party. His hatred
OF abolitionists has never abated. SO, until
the party to which he again renders bis al,
Ilegiance shall abandon itspresent protested
financial policy to accept another that may
endapger the safety OF his shekels, he
NAV be counted with the Southern Briga
diers. On the other hand am reliably
Informed that several gentlemen who have
been active Democrats, have said thai
they would vote for Garfield and Arthur
lAmong these may mention N. James A.
Brown, a nephew Of the Hon. VIM. g
He is cooperating actively with the Re
publican party OF the county and will
work for The National, State and county
tickets. .l.o,
held Except In this district and werS
largely attended. Good men wSro seleliec
as candidates for justices and constahIet
and thorough organization Is being 81
fected throughout the county, and 70
may rely upon good report from Prestol
when the returns are in and the vote
counted. PRESTON
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In the past few months there has been more
than 10000 bottles OF Shiloh's Cure sold.
out Of the vast number Of people who have
nsed Ii, more than 1900 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield st once, hence y 10 that
everybody speaks In Its praise, To those
who have not used It. let us say, H. you have
cough, or your child the Group, andy you value
life don't fall to try It. For lame back, sideoI
chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Tyenty-secon streets.
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GIRL,s CoMpLAINT.
She warmly Espouses the Cause Of q
Excellent school Teacher.

She warmly ESpouses the Cause OF m
Excellent School Teacher.
COntspOudencs Of the IntollIEsncsr.
In one OF the Ward Schools Of this city,
a teacher for thirteen years has been en-
ployed in the Grammar Room. Compe'
tent, willing, giving satisfaction, working
hard for the good of the school, early and
late has her whole thought been for hel
scholars. Not merely machine working
for the Sll week, but an earnest, SINCERE
Since the graduation system hes been Ii
vogue, every evening for two aud thie.
months before the examinations, sh
would stay after school hours, hearinl
Rotations, helping with examples, s4
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ELEGANT HAIR is woman's browning
beauty. When 1t fades she fades as we'll.
While It Is kept bright, her personal at.
fractions are still maintained. By pre-.
serving the hair fresh and vigorous a
youthful appearance Is continued through
many years. Those who grieye over
their fading hair turning gray too early,
should know that Ayers Hair Yigor pre-.
vents It, and restores gray or faded hair to
Its natural color. Its q clear and health.
full preparation, containing neither oil,
dye, nor anything deleterious, and i'm.
parts 10 the scalp what ia most needed
IA sense Of pleasant and delightful free.
dom from scurf or dandrutf.-NeW Berne
(N C.) Times, 0rH.
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CoMMIssIoNER,s SALES.
n0VNIMIONER,s sane or OIIER.

.
|GN HILL FARM.
NV u Trrill
liiL fSEil Inl others ...-. d.
} rHs d tho decree Of the County Court Of
.Ottit, Nut Virginia, entered on the 10Th day
l,s hO, 10 the aboys named case the under.
-F'iC'azgS'onG named in said decree viii, on 4
SATURDAY, AUGu.T thu 1850.
'JzSi. DO'sleE A. NJ, oil the premises. sell the
s''h lt>ribd nal rNEate, that Is 10 say: A tract
! ~ = ohio WauIy, West YlninIa, known a
~ WI ktm, Of which samuel Mcclure
~ Fi'd, bounded "a follows, viz: lIodn-
gta 'll cherry gu Snort creek corner 10 Will
a 'S'T David Sn"lgraS, !. and NJ. WAddle, and
~ ia Y arsi ~ POLES 10 post; thence
- ? '4I ~ IOls IL fallen sugar tree; theme
~ y s1l 4! lFtrh's 10 AL Nh and sugar tree;
va sa,A y EeSt ~ A.lO poles 10 a post
sa'.tA a'S AL IN poles 10 q post; thence
y I'll 'iNtd llue Ii 7.iO poles to posi-: thence
has 'm 70 IOlei TO i stone; thence south q,
Naf'"nAPi thence Onth 40, west ~ poles
81 NgnF thence south Sl', east o. 6-lOt 10 n
glslUs, thsFce south $50, east q $40 poles
hsl 'Attet both 5iISo, GUt lI5 $40 POLES 10 q
ssnHr Sath 10Y east sQ poles to nh eini
~ rtthO Wallace, on the South Branch Of
Ndri lhtrc,aa northern Objection down said
oA"A We EltdeTs Thereof, l27 b.lO poles 10
&trl StanOp tree where the two branches
ai1St lliiE; thence north 630, westl63 poles "
h, No .ihllng; containing two hundred and
y t'u n,'t u les. Hi .N
.aii y SlLL-Out.thlrd Of the purchase
NJ ~ d ngth more as the purchaser nriy elect,
~ Ahi The residue In two equal inStallmenui
~ ltuFsiiIsly 10 one and tEO years from tht
Ih viii interest from that day, purchaser g
~ " iae deferred inItallnentS, and tho title
N MhaN mill payment Of the purchase money
WILLIAM +. HUBBARD,
uy0rr, special Commissioner,
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10 you know that there are strange, people
In onf Community, We say strange because
thew seam 70 prefer 70 suffer and pass their
days miSerably, made SO by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitahzer Is
guaranteed TO cure them:
Sold by e. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Meenkemoeller, corner Main
and Tweuty-second streets.
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[ A PROMINENT merchant Of Holly Springs,
Miss, writes under date Of Nov. 10, 1877:
TUFTS Pills are doing mighty wonders in
this State, and are becoming more popular
every day. Their sale exceeds that OF
every other pill combined. They are pc.
culiarly adapted TO malarial diseases, and
all our physicians prescribe them in their
practice. l. H. ATnEY.
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FelIoMs, nYnophosphItes.

IsclpiENr CoYsUMPrIoN.-In bronchial
and other chest affections, in arresting in
cipient consumption, and in lessening the
distressing symptoms Of this disease in Its
hopeless stages, as well as In gases OF ner-
yous debility in giving tone to the system
it Is undoubtedly valuable remedy.
JoHN McMpRRAY,
Methodist Minister, Newport, MS.
Sold by Logan, List 4 90. Mwftw
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We have D speedy and positive cure fol
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, and head
ache, in shiloh's CataTrh Remedy. A nasal In
iector free with each bottle. Uss til you do
lire health and sweet breath. Price 80 cents
Sold by E. Booking Agent, Odd Fellow'l
Hall, and ChaS. Moenkemoeller, corner MaiI
and twenty streets. MwH4eow
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BALTIMORE, July Sl.-FIOur Ateuhy anu
unchanged. Wheat, western lower and weak
at 81 0Sal 90; do amber 81 l2al ID; No: 2
western winter red, spot and July 81 0sNa
i OsK; August 81 OsAal OSX; September
81 OSSIal OSJk; October 81 O9I{al 09Il. Corn,
western dull and neglected; western mixed,
spot and July 46ka47c; August Axe;
September 4SNa4SjSc; steamer nominal
Oats, no business done, Rye nominal at 100.
Hay unchanged. Provisions afm but quiet:
Butter firm; prime to choice western packed
l5aSOc Eggs easy at llal2o. Petroleum,
dull and unchanged; refined 9hC. Coffee
firm; Rio cargoes ordinary to choice l3alb7<c.
Sugar tIrm; A soft lOHc. Whisky dull and
unchanged. i1 at t'-a -
CtHoiNaATi. July 3l.-Cotton quietat II 70.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady No.
amber sla92C: No, Cred winter lSaa8c. Corn
easier, No. mix.d nominal at SlIIa40c. Qati
firm; No. 2 mixed old SsaS315c. Rye dull
No. 2, TOa7lc- Barley; No. 2 fall aOa05c. Pork
firm and nominal al $l4 6lal416. Lard easiel
at 81 %. Bulk meats, shoulders 81 so; cleai
rib 81 IS; clear sides 81 69H. Bacon irregular
shoulders $40; sIear rib So; clear SIC. Wits
ky firm at 81 On. Butter steady and firm
choice Western Reserve 17alSc; choice Cen
trail ohio'l6al6c. '''l
CmcAoo July si.-The DroveT' Jonrna
Hoas-Recelpts 1900 head: shipment
$500 head. Market dull and lower: nixet
packing a 25a4 90; choice heavy 81 0oai "
CArTLE-Receipts $500 head; shipment
1890 head. Common 10 good natiVesA w
4 rs; grass Texans 81 90a8 90.
sHEEP : Receipia 400 head Market dull
common to choice IS 2Ga4 %.
roLKpo. July sl.-wheat steady;No. 8 whit
Wabash 0iXc; No. Write Michigan oil
81 OF; amber Michigan aSIfc; old o. Nc; Nc
3 r.tl Wabash spot 0sXc; July SOC; Augn,
OF Nc; September 81 No; 0JtObef IS He: relec
ed 500; No. q red mixed 92c. Corn steady
high mixed 4lHc: No. 2SpOt, July aud Al
gust SO Nc; September 80 10; No. 2white 421SI
rejected SAKE. Oats quiet; No. 2 August n
September 26c; Michigan go. T
New YoRK, July Si.-Dry Goods Businea
fairly active with commission houses, Gin
: hams moving freely and leading dress stylt
/. are largely sold ahead. Dress goods and prin
In good demand. Cotton goods in irreguli
request. Clothing woOlens quiet. KentucR
/. Jeans fairly active. Flannelsin steady requtl
+ PrrrsnuRoh July sl.-PErRoLEUN-FaIr
i. active; crude 81 iSjs at PArkeF's for shlpmet
Teaued axe for Philadelphia delivery.
INV YeRK, July Si.-Metals, mauulactur
Q COPPER unchanged. lngot lake, $ls 66al9
PHI iron in good demand and closing stron
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are represented with perfectly developed
forms-beauty and health combined. No
decayed.toothed man or woman can be
healthy, because digestion must be imper-
FEET. Use sozoDoNT, get healthy teeth,
good digestion and sound body. Revive
the three Graces. MwF3w
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PALATABLE MEdIclNEs.-.Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is honeyed drop Of relief; hfi
Oathartie Pillsglide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his Sarsaparilla Is a nectar
that imparts vigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford (Pa.)
AdpertiSr. .-sta Daw
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YRAm Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves ViI,d collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysetay and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and welI.trisd remedy.
2S cerlfi a hntfis. nav
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Scotch S2s 0oa25 90; American s2l 6oa2s 90;
Russia sheeting sl3 GOALS 90. Nails. cut g 90;
clinch 81 6oa6 90.
Erw ORLEANS, July sl.-Cotton quiet ;
middling at II Nc; low middling l0jEc No 9
ordinary exc. Net receipts SO bales; gross
receipts IOS bales; sales 700 bales; stock 60 lO6
bales.
OiAorNNA4I. July 8l.-HoES, common $ 90
al 30; light 81 ,66a4 so; packing 81 6Oa+ 90;
butchers 81 90a5 10. Receipts 200 head; ship
ments 800 head.
AsrwERr July sL-PrTRoIEux-Redned
23ML
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|TrSTEE'S SALE OF QUARRf,
in B. Iir.ur Of 4 deed Of trust made by Henry
t1Ji,si vIir 10 the nndeISIgne trustee, dA cd
l., \, in, Ind Of record In ohio ,olnty land
~ id u TuN bOOk 70, page III, l will, on
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1850, -
,,,,,u 10 o'clock A. m d, cell At the front door d
VA sosJ d Ohio county, In the city Of whe'l-
! I,loBs lusiloa, The OllOWlng described prop.
~ tv,it 10 +. L. Armstrong;, trustee, Adui-
M ity, quarry lot three ~; also, 70 much
isrTJ vi aTe 81 a lies within he following
i,llf,r BtEIuSrg At the south side Of Fulton
N ~ tortsf leiVte1 quarry lots and :, anu
~, Ti,h the line u FulIO street south wy,
IN. ITO p,t, and south 70 east 64.lOO poles 10
\ nd libd frtt, aid With the hIme sou u 4yfl
4II.lOdp9c -, thence Olih tOhS, west lSGOiVO
/ ait ID. seth Vet,rly line . said Lot 8, AMI
"A ~ Rn, npF'h i?'{ weaI Il 70 100 poles 70 me
siAtlJ tuiBti. tIWeeB quarry lots ALu !, anu
n tAfllIEOE line between .ald quarry Iots norm
), NJ u GlUPoles TO the beginning, containing
10 lIrr Ili quarry lot four lil--said lois con-
arfi 10 MI oil "a arTel. Asa I've hOises, TWO
tr IisSaS iDd all aid Guniher's mason anu
,EVt0.
Itn or slLE-fOr perb,nAl property, cash,
" " al t,iiis, OUs.hA I, and A. much more -
Il MN ulT EJECT, 10 cash, ard thu residue In
d talli Eth interest FROM day Of sale, the pur-
aafgHss BIZ nOir with satisfactory personal Sc
|EJle Lsisnrl payments, and further securing
salt lzd d trust On aid Ell estAie.
A. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
~ aEEvgY, AEtIOneer.
=, llsts ale has leCn postponed until WED
ylVli, AUG. ith, 1851, beginning at 10 O'Clock, At
shGI,orOi The Court HOUIs. p
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.CoSsuMPr1vE's HoPE.-A generous nu'
tritiouS diet. Pure air and Oolden's Lie
big's Liquid Extract OF Beef taken regu
larry. paw
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
PARKERsBuRG.

Citizen Jake JaeItson's Ratification
MeciiuE-CoI. Ben Gives Him the Usual
Amount ofTaTy-k Procession OF Eight
vehicles, Including an Undertaker's
CabOose.
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PRESTON COUNTY.

Prosperity OF the Peopie-The shook
BusIneAs Changed for Something Better
Uncle BilIy BroWp-Very Encour-
aging Political Prospects.
KINawooD, July 90.
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'DR. ]. F. CosrEILo, office 2BO6 0hapline
street, Wheeling, W, Va. l5
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Financial and Commercial.


srocEs-The market opened firm and ad-
vanced Y to y per cent, but subsequently,
reacted Y TO IL per cent, Illinois central
leadingin the rise, and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western falling. During the afternoon
speculation became very strong and prices
advanced TO the cloie,when the highest figures
Of the day vera generally current The ad-
vance on the days transactions ranged from
II to 31f per cent, Rock Island, Union Paci.
tic, Michigan Central, Illinois Central, and
Granger aud Coal shares leading the advance.
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:,5IvrrE,S SALE.-BY NlRIUE W
Ats ,,',.,,I decl, Of trust made ~ John 3; =;
4 - / Parker and Simon +. ParEer. G ,teS
~ ~ ~ IN Sid day Of July 49, me isL t
,l';sreI ~ ~ M The tOth DAY Of September
4 ~, ian DAY Of August, 1873, and Az o!
nihIi h. CIsft's office Of The County Coart y
- = w. T,I Virginia. and are resPtcliTeily
. N NJ \ p,,I Of TruIt Book, No; y PaSS ~,
= i n BOX, No. I, page ?63r pesd a 1 5I'
= = nd Nd, AMI 10 Deed Of TfIlst book'
y ~ ~ n / Siil Scil at public suction o.
W ,SLyDAY, tbs Ath day Of Angui!' io'T
.SII61'clo,k a. ul., Of said DAY A. tue It9 y.
81 4, euu HOuso Of alId Ohio county sell lne
~ ~ i.,Ib4i real estate, that \ 10
~ nanbTsd Thirteen aud Fourteen Nos.
= IN IN az iss rsst side u Nalu street, between
~ M l,ornvrly MarShalll street and LwsnIy-
y, Nv MIN DIVisIOn) street, In thM part
IL a Wheeling called Centre WheennB,
!. Iiis All ths Improvements thereon; ceiling
w s ,,s,,It, Id Uhith IL erected what is known
~ IKE IKE Bio r." containing thirty-iour (SD
-, ME unp Keeptlunlble.
,,.,5,stLC-One-third oil the purchase money
.t ~, porr AZ the purchaser may elect 10 pay!
y, 81 ~ balance Ia two equal lnstAllmenu At
l.ssI,,slcr 10ulhI IrOm the day Of sale, Win 10.
lIs.SI l,irntd indictments from the DAY OIL
I. \. s5T,ht,er 10 give notes With approved Secu,
y. ,I,sII itIsre,l lnStallmenis and Interest.
- JANIS +. LOGERS, Trustee.
40 u,fTgu AufthbeaF
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.-.rrs. SALES.
I-.0r CTTY LOTS,

-,5;,S SALE OF CITY LOTS
1EV' -, .,,,a,. 10 me made b J sn !! Z
t,rHa \. !. PtfEsi . M II n lie once .
,Ig l,Pl ISIS. lsd tsGG'o III Ohio county, II
+ II q i, PIC 40, VI. y, S 90
ArvEIS t !, ~ ,sll at the ir % d o:,IS O.
,,stn'oss ,sa coauty, q Pa6lIe a .a.Ss
20 HOY o vI Ibs az 81 wheeling t9.w .Is;
SSi5'isS ~ Y, a. 10 Il, 10, - q 49, 10 rk =
i,',d = ,SSf,,ssycJ and laid ou' ~ W. ''
= STi ae,Gro..b,ll tunL a, much more :.
,s,, " me-, Ell 10 ciih, saL lhr iesiaIe "
.'.sf.slsf y! ,Ststsst IRON day Of sAe' " "
.s4 doc Of !hS g, If GSRTE TIuses
,6s.si = a. d " Mw4V
,a,SSg.TEg'S SALE OF NATIVE
'..bp" ia cn,no~r
NJ Is.Fs' w. ,,.. Of tho Municipal Court o.
I. ,s., d j ~ issg, IN the ab1Ye case,
- IrEWAi Al the Vineyard IAtoIy
..-,i. loGbEt 4 IL The city Of Wheeling,
y. 4 FIT hIt ,Ls allowing personal property:
~ II IliiIoa u" ~, h,rns.s; one COW; one bug.
: =. ihHr'' :" ihrru zine presseS; lot Of
J" ar ~ 49, -" ,lOut $500 GALLONS
~ nPIIiS1nt"C, iSCOED WINES, toGethtf
lflflGA - ss,,,sl, and other personal proper
,,gi5. eSf' ~ ~ yipcyari Owned BY Pelsf
- when the purchase or purchase
~ W sllE- We I'D LOO, C9Shj but whom
y ,Tpa % h .,s,s1,,s exceed $780, y credit o.
a ,irsisSi ,IITri, the purchaser giving his
Z, ". ;"'I l-f''n'' Al! 4. ]. CLARKE, Trustee