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Succession Sale.

Succession If Igdhan, Bacon deceased
~ Virtue Of n order Of sale issued from
II a.. Honoiab ..;h. Dis,nc: ooaIi IA ana
- 49,. T.r,,n Of hrrh ana Sta;e OF i.ouisiana,
llti.uatr,r al he Succ-s-'on OF William
n,c,i l,crasrd. and IL NE directed, as sheIih
a. ,,.i Iari-h It k.chland wlii oifsr !oI sa.o
81 the asst place of resIdenc" OF drceas'o'
t.-ar 10. town OF G.Fari IA said PARISH on
Ttpy.,jry, tie l7th, day OF June
1880,
81. ti,.ic auction TO The iasi and highest tid
.."1. tn" tolow NJ property 70 WI One YOKE
60 oN-n. on- wagon, three cows ana caves,
iui-.. va1flu-- Cr" OK on" NIUE, one ioI O
30, -, ihIr; bu-h,i> r0Tn more or less, one shos
gun, ou'. IL, farming Impllmelts, one ioi mousse
huiI and Kitchen furniture and one saddle. as
Shown by INVENTORY now OF file IN the Office
II th. clerk, sad court.
Trrrls Of sale cash a, nc; ,.s3 than The
,nvent0Tlcd appIalscm"nt.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff
Sheufs Offic- Rry.ii.e La.
June 9TH. 1880 -2i
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Sherif's Sale.

+. G. Hudson State Of Louisiana.
No l2il. vs. Parish Of Richland
J H. Bunch e, al 9TH Dist, Court.
DI virtue Of writ of fl IA, ISSUED from
ID the Eionorabc 5,h District Court IN and
Tor the PARISH OF Richland, Stale of LOUISIANA,
IN the above entitled and numbered suit and
10 me directed. have scized and will offer
for sale, at the court house door, on
Saturday, the 3rd dag Of Juiy. 1880.
TO the last AMI highest bidder. the following
properly to-wit A certain Judgment ren>
dered by the 9Th District court Of Rchiand
parish, state of louisiana, on the 2S,h day o.
May, 1880, for the sum of three hundred and
sixty>one aud 3O-l00 dollars, with ;
pei cent per annum intercs, from 3lst day
of January. 1879, less twenty seven dollars.
in suit No. 55S, styled Jos, oh II. Bunch vs..
{. &. Wynn. Administrator of succession OF
Joel K. Wynn; seized as the property o
Joseph II Bunch, and will be sold to satisfy
said Fl ia and all costs.
Terms Of sale-cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement
LEM SCOTT.
Sherifi-s office, RayvlIe La, Sheriff
June, 18th iSS01t
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/. 80.

Every one of our present subscribers who
Will procure u, one other subscriber can have
the BEACON one year for two dollars and the
new subscriber wall receive 1t at the same
price. Just make the effort and see If you
do no, succeed in bringing u: one more sub
.crihcr in les, than week. II You bring ~,
five new subscriber, AT two dollars each, III
advance, We will give you tn. paper one year
free. II.
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THE BOSS COFFEE POT.

..nnleI,'rnel who Ma :he 900 rifh: %
soil ..Thc BOss Coffee Pot" IN R:ca
lani iatIsn, ias"s 'ai' ine'|o- u 'H'|'"'''e
the pubic that IT VA. be ionna on sac N VIC
s:ur-. At Rayvii.c, EeIhi, Girara ana h.'0' ..
g.. a. a; his residence It's sdPerio''Iy ana
ch-aprcss Will recommend 70 all ~no S''
II. ant having once used u no one VIII WIN
any other coffee pot BE sure 70 ASK your
tne,rhar, for "THE Eoes when you WISE -
purchase coffee Pot.
ELIJAH MCDONALD.
Rsvvllle, La May o.. ltsu.-3ns
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A large tract of country in around
Richmond and Petersburg, Va, was
visited BY terrific cyclone and rain
storm last Saturday, which destroyed
a great many houses and did great
damage to the crops. One account
reports nine persons killed.
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ORDIN.3ACE No.
ORDINANCE No. /,

Be !, ordained by the Ponce jury II the
Pansh IT kich.ani, that all parsons claiming
To he p2upers must present their c'aI ~ ~
wrlllnc To the police Jury III open session and
produce sufficient proof that thry are such.
BE farther ordained, thai all ORDINANCES III
conflict nh TIN, ordluancc be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Adopted June Sth, 1850.
Jyo. ). JUaNERLIS, ID ;. TRAVIS;
Clerk President.
The claim of Or ID. T. Pe'tit, for m"dical
attention and mediriue, to prisoners IN lail,
amounting 10 Sl27 30 presented; amount
allowed 500 o.. and the claim was With
drawn, DR.. Per.t refusing to take the amour,
allowed.
Ga motion. the Board adjourned 10 meet
first Monday IN September mcxt
JNo. s. SUMaEGLiN, ID. ). RANiS.
Clerk. President.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-19

Lanicr, of the North Louisiana
Republican. did not have the gratifi-
cation of seeing Grant nominated !;
but be will howl for Garfield, who de-
feated him, all the same. He has
already hauled down the scare-crOw
picture of Grant from his masthead.
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1t has been asserted that some OF
the leading Democrats are fixing up a
ticket with Gran, at it's head! as CAN
didate for President, but We cannot
believe that the leaders Of our party
would be guilty Of such stupendous
folly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-19

The National GrecnbacS Labor
party, which met in Chicago last
week. nominated james b. Weaver,
of Iowa, az candidate for President,
and f. j. Chambers, Of Texas, fQg
Vice President.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-19

ExGov. A. q. Brown, Of Mlssls-
c.ppi. was thrown from his horse into
A pound near his residence, in Kinds
county, last Saturday aud drowned.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-06-19

Levi Rogers, the descoverer OF the
patent medicine known as Rogers
Radicine, was assassinated one night
last week, near Oak Ridge.
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Foy and Tno places, and all other hands on
the line CT said road not otherwise appropri-
H,et.
Sec. 5-Be II further ordained, that +.
Conner be appo.nled overseer OF the road from
the Stivers Place to u. Dennys, and have ali
the hand- Oh L 8ry Gardners, Dennys place
his own place, Raworth's place, Mrs Baiys,
Mrs. Chennaulis, Beverly O,borns and Cesar
Williams, and all other hands Oh the me Of
said read not Otherwise appropriated.
SCI. 6.-Be II further ordained, tina; John
n. Chennsuli be appointed cverseer Of the
road from J. J. Stewards place 10 Cheek :
Ferry. and that he have all the hands on tie
line of said road not Otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 7.-Be II further ordained. tina. j. X.
Copeland he appointed overserr II the road
i-auing from Nemmings Ferry 10 Rayville
aud Alto road. ana that he have all the hands
On tine upper Jordan place. L. Fo viers and
Mrs. kei.ys place.
Sec. S-3e II further ordained ,hNt A G.
setter be appointed over Of the road leading
from Rayvile To- l.. II Wizard : aud that be
have all the hands III Kayvie south Of the
ralirCad. Mrs Bickers' lace J {. pIiicla.d =
J. ". Simms', Simms x Horn places, l.. II.
Willard =, lower Jordan faces, and all other
! hands on the iin- Of sand road not olherw IS.
appropriated.
See BE IL further ordained, that " m.
Dunn be appointed over.eer Of the road tom
l. H. tiliaris 10 Nelson school house, and
that he have all The hands On Llldrii place
! Tii,iuan, Collins Nelson and a.. other hands
on the line cf SAID road not otherwise appro-
! prlaied.
Ador'cd June 9Th, 1850.
Jso. ). >raNERLIy, d. 6. TRAVIS,
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Proceedings OF the Police Jury
Of the Parish Of Richland.

RAYvILLE La, June eth. 1850.
The Police Jury in and for the Parish of
Rchand convened ia regular session in the
town OF Rayviile, on Monday, the eth day of
June, 1880.
PRESENT:
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ORDINANCE No. u.

Be it ordained Ly the Pendent and mcm>
beers Of the Ponce .iu,; Il th- Parish ci hich-
land ihat two hundred dollars be aud -
hereby appropriated t-r tie ith ward, s'uo"ni
Of butg- iurd co.. l.. j." year, lt'" AMI
1850, 10 rrreig ihr bIt-- across Lltc cf"ra
At DR.. Bea-i~y> Oh tar road running from
A.io IL the Esyv.ir amt u nnsboro mad, Il
tina, \. Il Cooper, Jno \. tlemier, ST. and
Eiw ard k-ucher lie aFfo'uted committee
to contract Tor SAM srpatr- and receive the
~ ne 4. and the sad 4. y Cooper, john A
lieuier and Edward kcnchcr are autnoIIzc1
t. i,aw a warrant on ;hc pur.h Treasurer tor
SAID rwu hpndicd dollars
A ior,-d .inn- 7th, 1880.
l>o. : SUNHkELIS, l. ). TRANS,
ti.rs pr.slirnt
On u,'.on, TN Board 'l7urned, 10 meet al
: '.toca 10 morrow morning.
Inrstay, june N'h, $50
l:.- Board met pur-uaut 10 adjournment
al! the members ptc,rui--lnd va, a. ed 10
order ny the President.
Ordinance No. -.
b.. Il ordained, that the -um Of ,weu'y .,.~
dollar, BE- auu the SAM = hereby oIrfopila-
r-d to yry tor serviu. commi-,.ou- IN rCoa
over>crrs aud ihs clerk of the It.lcc luty l.
authorized To- serve item and InaAe T.tuTL-
that personal service ha, ben mace.
Adopted Juur S,'i, 1850.
ESQ. :. >UNnEELIx. u. (. TRAVIS.
f'l.,l ,..,i..,.t
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The Board was called to order ty the presi.
dent.
WIN. T. Ivy presented his commission as
member, Of ward no. 4, and having qualified
according to law, took his sea, rs member
from said ward.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
On action, the president appointed W +.
Ivy. c. r. Balfour and J. J. Adams commit.
tee on claims.
The Beard took a recess until . o'clock p
NJ, at which time was called to order BY The
president.
The committee on claims made the iollow>
ing report:
To the Police Jury of the Parish Of Rich
land We your committee, after careful
examination, brg leave to report iavorably on
the following claims. rowii:
L. Nelson, burying paupers, SEQ 90
Mrs }. A. S,ati,am, feeding prisoners, 100 80
jeff Perkins. shackles Il repairing jail. z 90
W. p. Douglass, shift 1lorehouse parish, 5 -
.no ). Summerl'n, stationery, 40
PC Berry, com. eileen & re,'ny officer, 90
X II. Doherhde. j. T. lst ward, - Is
jeff Perkins, repairing clerss SEAL > 90
j. Newt Pitts, books tor clerks office, - so
ID. X. Sartor, VI. d., port mprten ex., 10 90
X II. Dollerhide, inquest Il bnry'g paupS, 50 90
Respectfully Submitted, W. I. Ivy,
&. p. BaIfour,
J. ]. Adams.
On motion, the report was received and
ADOPTED.
The following claims were submitted 10 the
whole hoard
T. J. Mangham. job printing. So 80 allowed
i S,o,,. shift ; clam, 81 30, a. 90
nlrp all a IA
L. II. Marks, IS 90
! " Goodwin. 800
Mrs. 7 \. Staihan,. feeding prs
oner,. claim S5i 90. q 90
J Newt P,us, elk 18th d. G.. fees. = 70 rejected
= &. Hudson. Dist. Attorney. 900 Oola,I over
until nex, meeting.
Adopted June :th, 1850
JSo. S. SUNxERIiS, D. 5. TRAVIS.
Clerk. President.
J. W. Simms, Parish Treasurer, mad. the
following report
1880 Rayvire, La, June 7,h, 1880
May 8, 10 amt on hand as y last repor, 1888 90
Juno =. " ftor Lem Scott. sheriff,
on fines, AS IS
May 4, BY cash warrants paid III %
pd Jury claims. SO
June 7. A" Of CLAIMS cancel.
led from Scott, 4s373
70 balsnce due, 81
$500 ~ $500 %
Respectfully submitted.
J. ". SIMMS.
Parish Treasurer.
Adopted June 7th. 1880.
JSo SrMxERlIs, D S TRAVIS.
Clerk President
Tie reviewers appointed IN review nsw
road from Dr.. Beasleys 10 where /, inter sect.
the old Monroe and WARSAW road, near Wes
ley Mon,et n.ery's made a report and on mo-
,oa. 'as report received ana tbe road as loca
Vel ny .ssm was declared public road. snt
Cd. T. Chap.naa arro,n,e. ovsrseer Of ssit
lssad aud he have ,he hands or D .io,ssn
{ (. PcweA { 7 Robbins, Ab White, D
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WARD NO. 5.-ORDINANCE NO s.

Sec. BE ii ordained by the Police Jury
Of the Parish Of Richland. tina, F. E. Boxes
be appointed overseer Of the road leading
from the Eureka place to the Harlan field,
and rhatthe following hands 5e subject to SAID
road hands on Eureka place, W. H. Prewiu :
place. J. H. Prewir place. l. NJ Lander,
place, James Pope's place and all other hand
not otherwise Appropriated.
Sec. BE i, further ordained. that W II.
Anderson be appointed overseer of the road
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Sucw fell in Minnesota on Tuesday
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Ordinance NO. 3.

Ward No. Sec BE II ordained by
the Police Jury Of the Parish Of Richland.
tina, Henry F Cump,on be appointed over.
seer OF the road from Rayville 10 the North
edge Of the Hurricane, and that he have the
hand, on u. L. Herb,ns. Mrs. Frey's !. T.
Marshali's. w. ". Cumr,ons n. NJ As.ons
and Miss LIS Grahams places.
Sec. 2-Be 1t further ordained, that John
McClain be appointed over-eer Of the road
from the north edge Of the Hurricane to Cow
bayon and that he have the hands on Mitch
ell Ridge, Mrs. Kennedy's and VIM. Evans
places, and all other hands on the line Of said
road not otherwise Appropriated.
Sec 3-Bc it further ordained, that Jno F.
johnson be appointed overseer on the .oad
f:om Cow Bayou TO Big creek. and that he
have The hands on Holly place, Coons place,
Ma Girods, McPherson's, Morgan's and bis
own pla q, and all other hands along the
line Of sad road not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. BE i, further ordained. that B K
McLeaore be appointed overs.er of the road
leading from Rayviie to Tho plantation. and
that he have all the hands in Rayville on the
north SIDE Of the railroad. hands on Rube n
Williams place. Srvers place. J. J. Ste wart $,
Mr, o!sor', Pash, Elijah Scott, Lem Scott.
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ORDINANCE No. 9.

OhDfN.1NN r. NO. y.
Be II ordained by the Police Jury of the
Parish of RIchland. that DR.. /. W McLcroy,
j. /. ST okes and J j. Thomason be and are,
hereby appointed "A committee to contract fer
repairing of Redmourh bridge, and 10 receive
the same when completed, and draw war
rart on the Parish Treasurer for the sum OF
three hundred and fif'y-even and 6J-lO0
dollars. balance due wards } and I, or so
much thereof as may be necessary.
Adopted June eth, 1880
JNo ). SUMMERLIN, D. s. TRAVIS
Clerk. President.
ORDINANCE No 10.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of the
Parish of Richaud, tina, as, w. T. Oliver,
late Parish Tax Collector, having paid the
principal and cost in the snit OF Parish of
Richiand Vs.. w. T. Oliver ct al, and sub,e-
queni!y paid the lawyers fees To NJ. J. Lid
dell, Parish Attorney, " bich raves the Parish
free from any los. tina, HI, bond as Parish
Tax Collector b. cancelled and he and his
bondsmen be exvners,ed from any further
liability.
Adopted Jun. eth, 1850
JSo ; SraMERLIs n TRAVIS.
Clerk Prcsideut
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SHERIFFs SALE.

J. Il. cox, Executor, vs. JAS. WAYt.
BY VirtuTo Of an execution 10 The aloUutLd
cause, Issued ard 10 me directed, have lsTih M
the following described personal property, VI WI
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest and belt hIdG, nils
farm nov occupied by james wAyt, Cd
MONDAY, THR 27rA DAY OV DIcnBER, IN
nj 10 CLOCK q. m:
One hundred head oil ewes, lily head yitIa
sheep, III head Of spring lambs, nine bad d ia
nine heak Of hogs, the COW (whlte and Bah n
bay h0ues, one gray horse, one hay ulSp, Obi ~
yearling colt, three stacks Of wheat Obe IItk d III
nine stacks OF bay, one lot OIL hay Ia nov, Ott IN
wagon, one WoO11 reaper aud mower e0mhih4 4,
grain drill, one chilled pow, OaS double ,GsVj
pillow, ono cultlVator, ono huron, one vi ii YlIis
harness. 700 pitcts Of WOOL one corn shelter oht IN
drill, SIX parlor chain one rocker, one ,aiL In,
carpets, one stand, four leather bels and bdalIt
three bpdSteRdS, twelve common chair, two blHIa
one cupboard and bookcaSe one extension tIbla II
dining table, one hall carpet, one kitchen tlbi n
cooking tt0ve and utfnSelS, enc clock, three lOOti
glasses, one lounge and mattteS,, one lot d bah
and queeDswaTe,
And by virtue Of 40 additional execution d ID
above entitled cause, and 10 me directed ] Eig
Levied upon the iolloWiDg additional property 81
will proceed 70 sell At above mentioned place "
the Aforesaid mentioned day; Two hundred Ash
Of fodder, 100 bushels corn In crib lSS buIatb don
In shock, sixteen bushels Of apples, twelve b1sAli
potatoes one lot Of household goods, one loi d Iu.
Ing apparel.
doi7 q. r. TINGLE. soc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

WooDs-HowELI-A very pleasant and
quiet little wedding came off last night at
the residence OF VIM. Hanes, Esq, corner
Of Market and Seventh streets, North
Wheeling, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Hamilton G. Woods and Miss Lille
May Howell, daughter Of john Howell,
ESQ.,, OF East Wheeling. The ceremony
was performed at S:l5 by the Rev. Samuel
Steele, OF the North Street NJ. E. Church,
the attendants being Mr.. Richard Chew
and Miss Annie Morrison. The bride was
dressed in bronze silk and satin, with vail
and orange blossoms, and the groom in
conventional black. Alter the ceremony
refreshments were served, and soon alter
Tommy Cockayne's orchestra came In and
the remainder Of the evening was spent in
dancing. The presents were both numer.
Gus aud costly. The young couple have
our sincere congratulation in their new
relation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. = Our young
friend Jacob Kemple, Esq., made valua-
BILE present to the INTRLLIGRScER office
Yesterday in the way Of number OF
copies OF the old Wheeling Gazette. for the
years 1920, 80, 'sl, 'S2, 'SS and 'S4. Jake
found them in the possession OF a farmer
in the interior Of Marshal county, and
feasting his literary eyes upon their pages,
brown with time and dust Of half cen.
fury, he overpewered their owner with his
persuasive eloquence and brought them
to this office.
We regret very much to hear Of the SER
ious illness OF our old friend Joe Caro-.
Tiers, editor OF the McKeesport Pa, Times
at his homo near Uniontown. Joe is q
young man OF large capacity and has been
successful iournaliRt.
Clarence Laird returned home yestsrr
day from Marietta College.
Miss Ida Armstrong. Of the Island, re-
turned from Pittsburgh Female College,
yesterday.
Hon. E. G. Cracrait addressed the liter
Rry societies OF the University OF West
Virginia, at Morgantown, night before
last. A large audience greeted him.
Miss Bette Richardson, who has been
visiting our town for some weeks, returned
10 her home in Wheeling last Wednesday
evening, and as consequence one Of our
particular friends has laid in big lot Of
postage stamps and commenced writing
poetry ep Cumberland Independent.
Professors Eastwood, Kemper and
Allen, OF Bethany College, came down to
the city Yesterday to purchase Christmas
presents.
Julian Crenshaw, a former student Of
Bethany College, has been elected to a
profeasorShip in the University OF Cali
fornia.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23
For the HolIdays!

Having an unusually large and well as.
sorted stock OF all kind OF Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods, Notions, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
&c, | propose to sell TO all persons wish:
ing to purchase substantial and useful
present, handsome Cloak or Dolman, an
elegant dress pattern from 81 90 to $50 90.
Thousands Of handsome and useful arti-
Giles for men, women and childrens' wear,
at almost any price from 5 cents to S. 90.
We have large lot OF Shawls, Blankets,
Comforts, &c. that we will sell especially
low 10 close them out. Flannels from l2l
to 37ic. Gall soon II you wish TO save
money, at No. 20ls and 202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling. JOHN RoRMIR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

ANusEMESrs.- UnknOpn.-The John 4.
Stevens Combination will present the play
"Unknown" at the Opera House this
evening. Mr.. Stevens Is thus compli.
mented by an. Eastern paper: "Mr.
Stevens was most heartily applauded in
each OF his scenes. OF bis rendition OF
tho role, we have naught to write but
praise, no fulsome, stereotyped combina.
tons Of adjectiyes should characterize a
critlque upon Mr. steyens' Harold, the
Unknown" for the conception d the part
throughout savors Of intense originality.
II ia q role which TO adequately personate
requires the most exalted versatility and
genius"
Tickets at Banners.
ChfisimdS Cdntdta.-To.morrow evening
the Santa Claus Cantata will be given at
Fourth Street Church. A large audience
will be present and q good time Is assured.
Col Selleri.-John 4. Raymond will be
at the Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday evenings In "Col. Sellers" and
My Son respectively.
Tickets tomorrow at Banners.
Academy Of MtLSic.-A fair audience at.
tended the above place OF amusement last
night aud enjoyed themselves to the full.
The Melrose sisters, Julia and Ada, Miss
Louise Murio, Mile. LAFont, and Messrs.
Howard, Turner, Welsh and Harris are
the chief attractions.
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WAsatEaToS, D. G., December 23-lA A,
M-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
generally cloudy weather, occasional light
gnow. northeast to northwest winds, and
during tho night lower Temperature:
For The Lower Lakes generally cloudy
weather and light snow, northwest TO
southwest winds, becoming variable, sta.
,ionary ora slight fall in Temperature, and
rising, followed by falling barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

TakssFRR OF REAL ESTATE The fol-
loving transfer Of real estate was admit
lad 70 record in the Office Of the Recorder
yesterday: 80,
Clarke, trustee, to the Merchants Nauonai
BANK Of West Virginia, at Wheeling, for
twenty-five acres Of surface and l40 acres
oil coal, near the Top Mil, Tor A,l7O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

SINGULAR DRArn.-one day last week
while an old gentleman named Fielding,
who resides In the Sixth ward, was at the
Tack Factory looking at the repairs going
on there, q part Of brick fell from the
scatIolding and struck him upon the fore.
head, cutting trfling cash. No noLics
was taken Of the injury, by him at the
time, but in few DAYS be caught cold In
the head, and yesterday he died from tho
wound, eryslpelas having set In. Mr..
Fielding has been citizen Of Wheeling
for many year, and had large circle Of
acqnaintAnces by whom he was universal.
ly esteemed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

SUPERIOR articles in universal request
are always counterfeited, and the pirates Of
trade, who pick up living depredating
upon the rights Of others, are constantly
trying TO cheat the public by substituting,
initiating and falsyiying simmons Liver
Regulator; but beware! take none except
under our copyrighted, engraved label,
with seal, signature and stamp OF ]. q.
Hsilln 4 Co.
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DOR SALE.
DOR SALE Low.

DOR sALE.-oNE 14.HoRsE p0vre
l. PORTABLE ENGINE, and one NJ. "a ny
Boiler, az inches 6y u feet, with I6Allpt H.
Burr Mills Coffee Ro'stsrs, aud other IppElS5,
neecs Try ior CARY inS on the Spice NIL I'd OK
especially 10 one taking the whole lol. ~ ~ Z
seen at No, 1920 Main Jticet, Eatie Or ifoS n. Y.
derSigned, further pAflculln al, L. sii,i,.t
T, ], HuGuS, No. Il Twelfth 1trIst. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-23

AUCTION sales will be resumed at the
jewelry store OF O. P. Brown, 81 Twelfth
Street, on Saturday, the 18th, commenc.
ing at 2 and o'clock P. NJ, and continu.
ing at the same hours during the follow
ING week.