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Am AMfuIa Glye Auny.e

Detroit Free Press.
FAny Of you boys up to the wedding
last night inquired Little English yes
terday, as half a dozen boot-blacks were
taking sun-bath on the postofice steps.
: All of them were prevented from at.
tending by very important business, and
the dwarf shook his head In solemn way
and continued:
"There was an awful give away up
'there-worst 1 ever saw"
aHow?"N
when they got ready to be mar
fiedthe preacher wanted to know who
.gavethe bride away, and q Teller with Q
swaller.tailel coat spoke right up as brassy
as could be and said he did. Yes, gave
her dead away, aud the bridegroom never
on. his hands to hit him."
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a CuRIOuS CAVE.

s~omsihlng OF Interest 10 Antiquarians,
s%rEuBEsyILLE, O., February II.
Editos InteliSeneer.
On the land iormely owned by Mr..
Wells opposite steubenville, and now
owned by the p, W. & Ky. R. R., there Is
a cave, never thoroughly explored, which
has many relics Of the Mound builders.
The ferryman tells meithat the railroad
company are blasting the ledge that forms
the roof OF the cave. / trust II the van
dalism Of blowing It up Is commenced that
some one will1see that q proper report Is
made at least. The yaudal act Of blowing
up Kate's Rock. one OF the few inscribed
stones In North America, has DESTROYED
some OF the chances OF reading the Grave
Greek stone.A DIDO. s. g.. KELLEY,
I.EH 1919 Barring Street, Philadelphia.
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furnish the reckless young man who de-
'siredto go west in 1892. II has bean re-
married. to me OF late by prominent men
10 the State shat rs long as there are
more voters interested In dogs than in
sheep, there isno use to try to enact laws
that VIII discourage dog husbandry."
They say that some Of our Representatives
are afraid to say anything against the
dogs f%orfear that II they should be candi-
didates for Office again they would lose
the dog owners support.
II the majority Of the voters in this
State were more Interested In the support
OF wolves than in feeding and clothing
their own children, andwould desire that
there be no laws enacted that would pre-
vent the wolves from depopulating the
lane, would such honorable (2lgentlemen
encourage the advancement Of wolf hus-
Tor the sake Of being elected to
Office again? A. D.. HOPKINS
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Remember-Friends Remember,

That DR.. wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has proven itself to be apositiye cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
lung diseases. It has saved the lives Of
many even after the doctors had said there
was no hope. Every one declares that u
goes 10 the ssrigM spot,n soothing and heal
Ing as II by magic al soreness Of throat
and lungs. Asingle dose taken at bed
time willgently warm the blood, cause re,
freshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold win be gone. None
genuine without signature of Sanford 4
Park. Large pint bottles 81 90. Keep q
bottle always on hand, 1t viii save You
many o doctor bill. Be sure you have
your druggist get the genuine for you.
Logan, List q Co., and Laughlin Bros.
& Go. sell the genuine at wholesale and
tet"n' az
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mo,hersl Motheralt Motpers IN

Are you disturbed a, nightand broken
ioi yolrrest hy. q sick child suffering and
crying with the excrucisting pain OF cut
ting teethHl II so, 20 at once and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
II win relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately- depend upon it, there is no
mistake about II. There Is not . mother
on earth who has ever psel it who will not
tell You at once that It will regulate the
bowels, and give rest 70 the. mother, and
relieiandl health 10 the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly safe to use 10
all cases, and pleasant : the taste, andis
the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians end purses in tho
limited States. Full objections ior using
yin accompanyea each bottle. None genuine
miles, the facsimile OF Curtis \ Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold byall Medi'
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents q bottle,
Beware Of limitations NwtR
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Itening piics4New Hayen Testimony

itching PiIes-Aew Hagen Testimony.
.EwouLD NOT TAKE SO ron HALF A Box
DR.. SedHe& Son:
GEsrIRMRN-I have suffered for twenty
i've years from Itching Piles, and consult
ed many physicians and used many RENE.
dies but found no permanent relief until
1 used your All Healing Ointment" and
can say I am cured, as also q neighbor Of
mine used Il with the same happy result,
and says he has got hall a box left, and
for fear 1t might trouble him again, he
would not take ten dollars for 1t, II no
couldrnot get more. 1 deem 1t my duty to
give this testimonial not so much for your
benefit as for suffering humanity. Yours
fGEo. SIMPSON, No. 80 Asylum St.
The symptoms are moisture, Ike perspl.
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
Nd night; if allowed 10 continue very serl.
Gus results may follow. Dr.. swayne'a
All, Healing Ointment is!a pleasant, sure
Price, so cents. Three boxes sl.o5.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt o.
price. Prepared only by De. SwAYSE 4
sos, Philadelphia. Sold by all prominent
Idrupgists, MwF&w
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NV YoRk. February 17.-MosxY-Easy a,
6a6 per cent closing atl (. Prime mercantile
paper 6a5k per cent. Sterling exchange. firm
at 81 s8X sight exchange 81 S6k.
GOVERNMENT BoHps-Actiye and strong.
United States o Of 1881, coupon. ......... .,..,,., .. log;
New tYca coupon .,..,,-,,..........
NUv Four and q halls JOY
heE fottfS coupons. ....
Pacific tsotl a+s.us...-+. ra..A..l2i
RG1BoAp BoSps-Genetally hrm.B
Louisiana .,......,,..... 1Xlpo new ...,..,.......... SIX
Missouri Is ,...- .......10g Do ne ................... Is
ST. Joseph ............-l0 5 X ConSols ,................ IS
Tennessee @ old ....... 81. erred............. .... 81
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RAsnIox ~rASclEs.1 =

It'd Bita of Information That WIN be In
terestins 20 the Ladies'.
THE Sportsman Is the newest jacket
~JET.BgApED lace is as fashionable asever
PRGRtBEApRp Spanish laceismuch used
PAsrEss do not seem to be gaining
ground.
MAsrrlIAs will be more popular than
paletots. r,lu4'
ol-p,rAsulosED Lutte string ribbons are
revived. - bs.H
sNALLpatterns prevail inanew figured
dress goods. ,,a
PIsTArA or Guinea hen feathers are
very fashionable. b, ~. 80! has
PmgAslsT brown will bepopular in new
millinery goods.
= The tendencyof fashion is to increase
the size Of the bonnet.
BEApRp p-assementeries promise TO be
more popular than ever. 5ts2 G%sl1
GirsY hats in large quantities are seen
among late importaions.
TArE.lfxE borders or feather edges are
seen on the new taffeta ribbons.
DRESSES are still made with scant skirts,
bridled back and draped up behind.
Mosr Of the new spring dressesarem made
with q basque bodice and q double skirt.
The latest importations Of spring straw
bonnets show aprevalence Of poke shapes!
BURROWS In fanciful colors are much used
on black as well as solid colored costumes,
.0srRicH tips and;large, snowy, artificial
flowers will be used to excess in spring
millinery. L,56go47s
TIM new shadesof brown are pheasant;
coachman's drab, and argent aor-silver
and gold, 10 tceitsl Hst asoF
OLD goldstraw braids, alternating with
black chip, appear in many spring hats
snd bonnets. AAGF VA Z
DARK colors will continue TO bemore
fashionable even in late spring and early
summer goods. TA "a
Merreleuse ribbons have changeable
colors through the centre, with o border
OF satin on the edge. ,aTt
Long basques, reaching well over the
hips, are still worn by those to whom they
are becoming.
GoBRtiH ribbons, in all old tapestry col
ors and and effects, are seen among late
millenary importations.
Few spring costumes are made OF one
fabric. frequently two, three and four
materials are seen In one dress.
TnE favorite dark spring colors viii be
marine blues, brownish reds, dark, dull
green's, and reddish purples.
GLOVES are worn very long, and brace,
lets are placed over them upon the wrists
mot on the swell OF the arm. !
IMPORTED Scotch ginghams, sheer
batiste, and the new Grape fabrics are all
combined in many spring costumes.
The fashion Of making the basque Of q
material different from the skirt and it
draperies will preyailnext season. [
FIoHus, barbes and scarfs Of black Of
white Spanish lace will be used in drap'
ing the crowns Of summer bonnets.
The new ribbons show cashmere effects
polka dots and japanese designs on Q satir
~siurfaee Of any Of the newtcolors.
ALI shades Of, violet are, fashionable
lfromEthe color of an iris ora wood violeI
TO the deep soft tone Of the Parmese
n violet.
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Five Hundred Thousand strong.

In the past few there has been more
than 10000 bottles OF Shiloh's Cure sold.
Out Of the vast number Of people who have
usedit more than 1000 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield atonce, hence Il Is that
everybody speaks in It's praise. To those
who have not used II, let Us say, ifyon hayes
cough, or your child the Group, andyou value
life don't fail to try It For lame back, sideor
chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster. L
! Sold by =. Booking, Agent Odd Fellow's
Hal, and Chls. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and TWenty.second streets. ~ :
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hi

o~PanApsLraIA, February la.-Flour dull;
'Ss6i1s y ~ sI oSia m ss.sa ns sSani .s sc Is S sooS
800; Southern Illinois, extra choice 81 I21f.
Rye flour steady at s. 90. Wheat dull; re.
jected$l n 1ISa1 AK; No. 2red elevator, 81 IS;
No. Cred February 81 AK bid. $l4sk asked;
March 81 4st bid; S4slk asked; April $ti4S
bid $i49 asked; May $l4sz bid, 81 ASK
asked. Corn frmer; ungTaded, track, 66a56c;
mixed sail, February, 589sc bid, 68Jkc asked;
March 5inc hid, HAcaSked: April 5S9kc bid,
637ic askedi May $50 bid. 5SIfc asked. Oats
dull!mixed 66c, white 47ai7lfe. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Butter firm; creamery
extra S2a36c; New York and Bradford CoIn-
.ty, Pa, 25ag7c; Western Reserve 2ia26c; do.
good 10 choice 1sa2Sc. Eggs easieri Western
1iRl5c. Cheese steady and dtmeE; creamery
|tl1<al41Sc. Whisky al 81 90. ~
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WHEELING, NoyembeFla, 1879
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Public Works, Of the State Of West
Virginia, addressed tothe undersigned, up TO-
1a o'clock moor, Of March the LIST 1880 for the
ALTERATIONS II, and the Apprrtose 70, the
Building known IS the State House, at oharee.
ION, Kanawha county, West Virginia accord
the plans and specifcations furnished BY
d. o, Kenble andA. Peebles, joint Architects,
Bids win be received for the whole, and the
seyeral partsof the work. Plans and specihl
II TEeelIaz, On and after Jtsuinv ], 1855,
and any information relative thetetomay be.
obtained by applying 70 90. Kemble, tho
Architect resident &C Wheeling, WestVa.
Bonds and security, approved by tho Board
Of Public Works, will be required Of each
euntractor. The right q fesssiyips o. reject
bydrdef Of tho Boaidlo Fnhllp Works.
noi7 s. BRADY. Secy
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Htrnnre PeopIe.

Do you know that there are strange people
in our community, we say strange because
they seem to prefer TO suffer and pass theil
days miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility. when shiloh's Vitalizer Il
guaranteed to cure them. /.
sold.by 3. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Meenkemoeller, corner Mair
and Twenty.second streets. tasi1
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A LOCOMOTIVE on3the Pennsylvania rail.
road made the fastest run on record a few
evenings ago. It was ordered from the
iround.house to the scene Of an accident,
and ran sixty miles in forty-five minutes
and eight seconds. The engineer, speak
Of the run,to q division superintend-
ent, said: Isl was q little skeered once,
when ! thought see o freight comm
down agin me; but it was only q Bkeer.
I tell you IL was q mighty purity run, but
sometimes her wheels didn't seem to tech
the rails for a whole minute"
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CHICAGO, February l7.-TheD royers' Jour
nal reports:
$500 head. Market dull and a shade lower,
but mostly sold; mixedspacking a 10a4 Is;
light S4l5a4 IS choice heavy 81 85a4 65.
CArrLE-Receipts 5000 head: shipments
/, 700; shipping IS 7oa5 80, buyers Indifferent;
trade slow; butchers strong at 81 35af 40;
stoekersand feeder, dull and weak at 81 ooa
sHrEr- Receipts 100 head; shipments
455 head active demand. All sold at n, STA
Is 3d. rfFN-ES.f sou R1ft 4ff *
The Journals london cablessay The cat.
lie supply Is ample, business dull, slow and
unchanged. Sheep very firm and a shade
better for some,
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AcuA1IEYaE is offeredto any one who
can produce a regular case Of torpid liver
that will not succumb to the influence Of
Simmons Liver Regulator. The cures on
record are so numerous that the proprie-
tors feel.that the evidence OF Its curative
effects cannot be questioned.
az have used your medicine in my
family, and have taken pleasure in recon-
mending it as an excellent remedy for the
regulation Of the liver.-[Editor Ashland,
Ohio, Times. MwF&w
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CncrsElFI, February H.-Cotton steady ut
12Ac. Flour dull and unchanged; family
S5 76a0 00s fancy 90 25a676 Wheat steady6 d
81 %. Corn quiet ut 800. 0ats quiet at $50.
Rye frmer ut Sc. Barley dull at 80, Pork
Ei2X. Bulk meats and bacon quiet and nm
changed, Whisky steady and In good de.
mand at 81 0d. Batter quiet ind unchanged
choice Western Reserve 25c; choice Genital
Ohio 2Oa23c Hnseed oil steady at SOC.
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We have a speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, ndhead,
ache, In shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal in
jector free with each bottle. usei IL you de-
sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents.
Sold by 3. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty-second streets. MwH&eoW !
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JosEpR a. EVANS, at Clifton, n. B., thus
writes 10 Mr.. Fellows: al believe, under
Kind Providence, that Mr.. Fellowsf Com.
pound Syrup Of Hypophosphites has been
the means Of restoringb both my vile and
daughter. The latter from Tnberculaf
Consumption, and ! hope the afflicted will
avail themselves OF Its use.YY 3soldyby Lo-
gan, List 4 90. ltwR4w
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WHAT other preparations fail to do,
Itrenews the hair and especially restores
its, color when gray and faded. As q
dressing tits unsurpassed. makingthe hair
moist, soft and glossy. The most econom.
ical preparation ever offered, its effects re-
main a long time, and those who have
once madefa trial OF ID will never use any
other. - AdtetiSer and Union, Fredonia,
N.Y.. D&w
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TsTrEIS SALE on MARKET

| . ! u hnp1ry 49,.
SVI .d.sa al trust made and executes ~
htaea al Elizabeth, his Wiio, 70 tue un-
Laba !sIaLI dated the l4th DAY Of Deeemo y,
IsSid ~! soCor5si 10 tho Clerks once o. ny
IduidII iioSL nouDiy, West Virgtniattn Deed
tasy - X " s. lSuOs i4o and al, wtnon -
dfgs.S%,y a. .I.h day Of January, 1850,
~, 10 SelOek 4 y. q aid Gay, ~ tnG y ,tS ~
Il. C4ah HoaSe Of n ,I . VIIS III Hilowing
SSstIas, sell At public auSu Ia,t oi Iot num-
ret .iSsSi md thirteen utSli situated gn the
tsiSt INs.SSt Ipace Ia the Second Ward o. tne
shtks " Nv IA 6hIo county, West Firgtnia, ana
du " sii5.s BEGINNING Il 8 point 90 me .et
ksak helOs 49, iWeutT.twO feet north Of the
~ y MO ~ ,trpet nov Eleventh streetli
EStls, y v w m i line 1t right angles 2 aid
hnatA" Inv ieetttOttl more or icssi uienSe
Md y %o.,'titf With Market space noiLnNhiaiI
fAIpe. ~ iasill, more or lea, 70 n. Cf9Mieyts
WaI1N dGnrasIy y. KOilly'sDi thence WE his
Z a1T,,ily IOri! ieet, n9te ~ IL ,SS,fsstSS
\ itth he Glhle toutnh AIaiJ " ,nsa,hcy
"a soT OF loA 70 we Desi instsn n 49,
blLlI1 aS SsS ar thereuuio belonging, betnS sn
aSna 10y which Wal conveyed 70 saIa ~,
" - FYSSS Frederick FOlnAr and vile ~ deed
~ IaSs Y m. 1871, and duly recorded:
VI pSeaUn = Sl.dy il default Of said Michael
I.b9Il ~ ,sinS psymsnu olthe deferred In
letnAl NJ nstc6sss money 81. the above 90
Gtn,s1a ~ "A ,tcuIe the payments OF which
- ~ ed Of trust wa executed.
inIi o. T1;.,ee / sil convey the tile which Is
~ 4 4 ~; isSaboTe nITOi deed OIL trust Shicn'
80 4 i.lItTed TO be psnecL oon r.,...
W. j. HiNsoN GOOD, Trustee
AFN
s.,n, aIs hs beeo postponed until Saturday
rtnaTJ 10, atlOgeISek a; Y ; snnn pt Ts,;., ~.
J. HANSON Goop, ifussee'
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FoR UpwARDs OF Thirty YIAns Mr.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves tri1d ootic, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentsry and diarrhad,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
25 cents q bottle. y DaW! z
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BkiEtnoRk, February H.-+Fiour firm and
unchanged, except for western grades which
show 4 slight advance, Wheat, western dull
and lower; MOI western winter red, spot and
February St47ISa147x March II 4SNal4 SAi
ernmi1eds SPOT sri a57X o; February 67a67lSc;
March 5iaSIIfe April 624taa2ki May t2H
|asSci steamer 80, Oats steady and quieti
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western white 4eal7c; do mixed 45a4es Penn.
sylyania 47aisc. Rye dull at 90Ae5c. Hay
unchanged, Provisions quiet and without
change. Butter unchanged. Eggs unchang.
Cd. Coffee frmi Rio cSfsoes liat6n. Sugar
tirta; A soft safe. Whisky dull At 81 10Ifa
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LONDON, February 1n-The Mark Lane EI-
press says: 90 Lilf say
The weather for the past week has been sea-
sonable, the rain not being excessive, and
ploughing actively proceeded, still tits feared
that some autumn sownw wheat has been frost
ed, as many fields where 1t should have ap-
pearedare nearly bare and nmapy where 1t
has appeared 1t Is neither strong MOI forward.
Threshing proceeded more favorable, though
the damp u~nfayorably affected grain, and a
slight advance In price which has taken place
only applies 10 dry samples. Last seasons
crop isso' deficient that already in some parts
of the country the stocks Of home grown
wheat IN farmers hands Is almost exhausted.
Foreign arrived somewhat more freely ut
London and liverpool, nevertheless there
has beena,decidedly stronger, feeling in for
eign wheat, particularly last Monday, when a
brisk and healthy demand was experienced
for. all kinds tn rise Of Cd. tolls. per quarter
on the week. This Improvement is duo TO
Legitimate small imports, a diminution OF
stocks and an acknowledged scarcity OF wheat
In France.
Towards the close OF the week there was a
lack OF animation both Mt London and in the
provinces in consequence Of the extreme de
Imands oiholders, but Mondays prices for red
huA fWAAhN NA9ltN WAY AhhJ
Maize ON spot, owing TO the extreme scarcity,
improved slightly. The arrivals at ports OF
call have been very light. There was great
tirmnesg In The early part Of the week. q large
cargo OF red winter fetching 67s for the Con-
tinent. There has been q quieter tone since,
owing TO adyices,of easier prices from Amer.
lea and the Continent. 10
Maize has been in steady demand ut 25s Cd
for Ml1ed American, and the coast was
cleared Of II az that price. Wheat for ship
ment has been In active request and q larger
business was done In 1t than for sonle time,
particularly in Australia, Quotations In the
United States 10. red winter are still above the
level Of thiS make. There was an active In
Uuify for maize at about 25s.
Sales Of English wheat last week, 39.l60
quarters at AS I'd per quarter, against O., 239
quarters ut 3ss Id Tor the corresponding week
last year. q LHS
Imports into the United Kingdom for week
ending February Z; SS7;lS9 cwts wheat i97,
Sal cwts Hour,
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New York Dryl Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, February T,-cotton goods
market very firm and many makes Of plain
and colored cottons largely sold ahead.
Prints sluggish In first hands but firm.
Printed lawns active and ginghans and dress
goods In steady request. Heavy woolens for
mems wear doing well and firmly held.
Foreign goods more active.
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philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, February E.-wool frm.
stock light; Ohio and West Virginia Xxx and
above, bSa65o; extra 63A56c; medium 59a0Oc;
coarse 6Sa56c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine, 4al5I; medium, 57a6Sc;
coarse .62a65c; washed combing and delaine,
6Sa6Oci do unwashed 4Oa46e; tub washed
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Contractors & Builders.

WHEEtIHe, January 81, 1880. feb2
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Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
agent inthis county at once, at q salary
OF 500 per month and expenses paid.
For particulars address as above. d&w
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SeoMMIssIoaER's SALE.
,oyyIsSIoNERs' SALE.

o.,t, Couhot Ohio County, West Virginia;
", I,lstif. EhO I1es BY her 4a
Sttt5ssI, REpsy AsEntSe. In Chaneery.
,.,. y,e0tc and Others.
I. J1ss 4 4 decree In the above entitled cause,
IIHiSs MIA dsT Of September, AID. 1871, the
ssSStrd spsdll Commissioner viii on
s,rrsnlY ruEslsr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880.
,iloSsaet A. ", at The front door ofthe
~ n d ObIo0u1tyi DellA public auction, 70
~ IA IN bidder, the following described
" IN HlCndpg toths heirs Of BridEet MeEntse,
49, tiI / o sly: The cast ont-hat part Of iot
S"sTfn iaplred and Two (9G2l, lying on me
~ n. Il Johu street. between Seventh and fIi-
49,, a mn nan Of The City Of wheeling call
I'M EhslIDE, Ia the County Of Ohio, and State
JTsiybSnlI' and being the Aatae property con-
81 Il Ge6Es Crambleksr aid Eizabeth ~
h. ma ihdEet McEntee BY decd dated the
mn 4 DocOabef, A. D. 1871, aud noF on RECORD
sSCI+fL Uhae Of the County Court Of uno
@,t,. d bad Book No. 90, pages il2 and lib.
fnISSS slLx-0ne-lhtfd, or o. much more
N.TTh,st nav elect, cash, and the balance In two
s.~.Itrtllnenu 81 one and two yeaISf deferred pay
SspkaI IntGFsat from day Of sale aud the pur.
A. b tIru,e bis notes with good personal
$50 he deferred pay lnAnts, and the tue 70
hnSihd mill tbs further order Of this Court.
WIN. c, HASpLAN,
Special Commissioner: .
- o 49, A1uE NLXL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18

THIS is no apology for whisky drinking,
IL Is q medicine that cannot be used TO in
toxicate; it produces a tonic effect, as we'll
as acts as o cathartic. In fact Simmons
Liver Regulator is pronounced an unex-
ceptionable medicine. AwP&w ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO toAN-FROM $500 TO
ptREcroRa.

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