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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
PUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE FARM AND GARDEN
~ Lands, and Personal Property. On THURS
DAY, August 6, 1850. l will offer at public sale
III not sold Of private sale before that dste), my
Fine Farm and Residence, situated on the Ma
tional Road, two miles west OF Bridgeport, in
Belmont county, Ohio. Said farm contains 81
acres Of valuable bottom and pasture land, suita.
BILE for gardening The residence Is considered
the best in Belmont county. and ontains twelve
rooms two halls and bath room, with good
dry cellar under the whole house. The grounds
contain fine shrubbery. and an orchard OF choice
fruit adjoins the residence, Said farm will be
sold as whole or in parts TO suit purchasers.
Also at the same time will be offered for sale,
live stock, farming utensils and other personal
property Terms will be made known on day
al sale. JOHN 4. BATES,
agleyh F. O. Bridgeport Ohio
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FOR SALE.


Commissioners Sale.
In ths Comfy Court Of Ohio county:
v os'sI,y q Son'' h, .,.,o.r
Peter wendell and o.h.u, ~ '-'-H
By virtue OF Q decree rendered and entered In
the above entitled cause on the 9TH day OF June.
1880, the undersigned special commissioner
will, ON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1850.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. r., sell at public
auction at the front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, to the highest and
best bidder, the following described real estate,
to-wit: The east sne-half OF lot numbered two
hundred and one COD, fronting on Chaplins
street, and running back 10 Wheeling Creek.
and being situate on the north side OF Twentieth
street, In the fifth ward OF the City Of wheeling,
In the State Of West Virginia.
TLRns OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day OF sale. and
as much more as the purchaser may elect the
balance in two equal installments at nine and
eighteen months respectively after day OF sale,
With interest to be secured to the satisfaction OF
the special commissioners. and the title TO said
real estate 10 be retained until the purchase
money shall have been paid in full.
r. u. BARR,
W. J. W. C0wDEN,
Special Commissioner
j. c. HERVEY. Auctioneer. sgSi
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Desirable Property at Auction.

vTNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT AUG.
i ton, on the premises on
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~, 1850.
At 2 O'Clock p. NJ, Lot No. 9. Block No. l, Union
street, Bellaire. Ohio. On the lot is a substan-
tai two story brick slate roof building. contain.
ing two desirable business rooms, q bakery and
two dwellings. There is also on rear Of said lot
a good one story frame dwelling.
The lot is corner lot and on the best business
street In the city. At the present rents, which
are low, il is paying 10 per cent on S7.000.
Sale positive; title perfect Terms made known
on day OF sale. W. II. FERRY, Auctioneer.
BELLAIRE, o., August Is, 1850. agOi
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Wicked for Clergymen.

al believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for Clergymen or other puoiic
men to be led into giving testimonials
ouack doctors or vile stutfs called medi-
c,nes. but when really meritorious ar
ticle made OF valuable remedies known
10 all, that all physicians use and trust
i'm daily, we should freely commend it.
I therefore cheerfully and heartily com
mend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and my friends, firmly
believing they have no equal for family
nae. | will net be without them"
Rev. -, Washington, ID. G..
Laughlin, Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
Valuable Ohio County Land
for Sale.

TIME USDERsIG NED EXECUTORS OF THE
i lat will Of samuel Mccoy, late OF Ohio
county, deceased, will sell at private sale on
reasonable terms, the farm belonging 10 the
estate of said decedent. siuste AT Mt. de Chantal
station, on the line of the W., l.. 4 u. X. r. (old
Hempfeldl, one and One-half miles east OF the
city OF Wheeling said farm contains about
eighty.thrce $50 acres OF good fertile land, which
li5s well, is well watered and has on II good
frame house and stable. There is under said land
about forty.iive (i5) acres OF good coal Wheel
ing vein that can be conveniently mined also
plenty OF good limestone. Persons desiring
further information in regard 10 said property
are referred to Jane r. Mccoy, Bridgeyille, ALE
gheny county. Pa or to l. Y. Jones, Attorney.
at Law, Wheeling, W. Va.
JAMES r. Mccoy,
EDIE :. BELL,
aglieSwragr Executors, &c.
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Read DIR. Earle's Testimonial.

Mr. james l. Feiiolrs. Manufacturing Chsrnis:
SlR-For several months past have used you,
Compound Syrup In the treatment oil Inc'p.sn'
Phthisis Chronic Bronchitis and other Auec-
tons of the Chest and have no hesitation IN
stating tina, il ranks foremost amongst the rene REM,
dies used I'm those diseases Being All cNceIiehl
Nerve Tonic. it excrts direct influence on ,ne
Nervous system. and through IL, IL invlgorates,
the body IL affords me pleasure 10 recommend
a remedy which is really good In cases Tor when
IL is intended. when so many advertised are worse
than useless. am, sir, yours truly,
T. ;. EARLE, Jr., VI. ID.
II cures Asthma. Loss OF Voice, Neuralgia, =.
vitus' Dance, Epilepuc Fits, whoopins Consn,
Nervousness and Is most wonderiui aaJu ~.
process Of Diptheria- ,-, -.
Do not be deceived by remedies bearing
similar name: no other preparation Is suos'i'
tute for this under any circumstances
Price 81. so per Bottle Six for S'.oo.
Sold nv I0GAN LIST < 60.
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Henry's CarbOlic Salve!

The only saive in the world for Cuts, Bruises.
eores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblsins, Corns and all kinds OF SKIN EruP
don in every case. Be sure you get Henry sCaf-
bolic Salve q all others are limitations Frice
&c. For sale By Logan, List 4 Co., AgsnuA
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C,PECIAL COMMISSIONERS RENTING OF
- Valuable Property in the City OF Wheeling:
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit G. urt of
Ohio county, rendered on the 18th day 81 July,
$50 in the Chancery cause Of Joseph straub "
Bridget V. Volt. ! will offer for rent Ia the
highest and best bidder for Cash. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER =, $50,
In front OF the Court House door, In the City OF
Wheeling the south one fourth part OF lot No.
I'D on alley and Eof street, In said city. with
all the Improvements thereon, consisting OF a
fist rate dwelling mouse and all the necessary
Outbuildings.
This property Is the same lately owned by the
said Bridget V. Volt, and Was sold by her 10
James Mckinley. and is rented under Aid decree
10 pay a debt Of ssi 90 with interest thereon from
February %. 1873 Till paid, and the cost OF suit,
due by said Bridget V. Volt 10 said Joseph
straub. and which said debt was charge upon
mckinley. JOHN W. KENNEDY,
aglHi Special Commissioner.
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Time Table w. e. E. G. r. r.

|nS AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. JUNE ,,
~ ~ ear, CA the Wheeling and Elm Grove
a. -..i vil run a. follows:
Gag, viii tttst from each eud Of the road at
I a. ". JE1 regularly thereafter every nan
lr.- ya,.l lUu.e.oCk =. ", except the following
b., UE.gl will be- omitted on week days, viz:
[. 3. n. '-.T and 30 P NJ, aud ON sunday
av ".if ant 4. ", and 3:S0 r. ". trips viii be
omitted Capital clock time.
Ne, &. LEOSHARr. Supt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

The Tanner Mania-He: What time
do Won dine? She: Oh, some day
NEXT week. This Coney island air is
nourishing.-Pack.
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NERVOUSNESS.

II affords me great pleasure to bear testimony
10 the benefits have received from fsIoWs
recommended il to many OF my friends, and ii
has proved an excellent curative for Nervous,
ness and General Debility. IL is alsoa hrst-r,sss
Tonic-eusbles a person to take on flesh rapidly'
and Is free from the constipating effects charac'
teristc of other tonics have tried. ,
HENRY JOHNSTON, Montreal.
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II. III. HIGGINS
PHOTOGRAPHER.
NOxLIIxIIST.
april
Attachm ent In Assnr mo pait.

West Virginia. Ohio coup,y.s
circuit Iouu ~ Onto county:
Joseph Spiedel. John Nai"fhOr'c aud A. r.
Hupp. partners In irni' under the firm name
oi Joseph spir'iel to.
o.. Dudley and u. II. CLARK partners In trade
under the arm name Of 4. u. Dudley Il 90.
ArrAcHsE>T IN Asusnu.
Thi. iIth day 81 May, lSsD oAmc the plaiutlr.
by their attorney and on their motion the At
tachmeDt issued IN this cause ou the l2tb day 81
December, Is7J retDrnnble Ia Tho PM term 81
thi. Court II dockst'd aud IN crruIon the plsln
tn, died their lie iaraton Ia open court. And
IL appearing that the object a. this suit Ia " o..
cover from the defendant the sum 81 ga ~.
damages sustained 10y III. plsinti1. by rra.oB ~
the defendants breach ~ n contract made ny
them with the plaintiffs on or about ibr 18Th
day Of september, I-7p. fOr the sale ny defen.
den,' To p'aib2ins 81 80 ra,s- 81 Wiuslow's can
ned rom, Aud Jams n. og'.b~y. E-ri W og,.-
bay and Frank ~ OElcbay. partners under he
arm name ~ q. Osicbsy a Sons. garni'hses IN
this cause. having this DAY IpI-hfct and made
answer. admitting that at the date 81 the srr'lo.
OF piO'ess on them ia this suit. they s'rc Ia
debt.si y, the said 4. u. Dudley a "a. IN the
sum ~ Us ": sni Al rs.t q. fR.r,ef. Deorg-
Beck and 1eorye A shells. PARTNERS doing busi
nrss under the nrm name 81 4 4. txefier I" Co &.
also sarnsbtcs In this cause, having this day sp
p-ard, aud made sn,vef IimittIng that ~ the
date ~ the service 81 pfgcs on them la this
suit, they were inf.btsJ to Ihc Mid 4. % Dgi
ley 4 90 In the sum ~ tD1 ~. And u further
appearing that the aid def pdsnt are not resi-
dents 81 the STATE oi Wca Virginia and that
they have not been t.rvs-i with pro -. IN tbl.
suit nor with q copy Of The Attachment sued
therein. IL IL ordered that tie aid dafsndsnt.
partners ~ Aforesaid. do appear ulthIn four
weeks sfter the date 81 the fin, publication ~
this order. and do what 10 Dore,sary Ia protect
their In Greats And II 1, further ordered that
this order be published AMI pJsIs'i snnDfiins ~
Law. copy. Tcs,c
SAMUEL Nc"OII)OCH, Clerk.
X u. BAGa, atty for plaintiff. asi7osst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NvINE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY; TEXT.
~ books furnished at cost; calendar arrang.
eel TO suit teachers; expenses for one year from
sl55 10 500; non.sectarian, liberal, thorough.
Fall term begins September |, $50. Attendance
last year from twfnty.four counties OF West Nir.
ginia and from eight states and Territories.
For Catalogues and other information, apply
TO the President, J. X. THOMPSON, Morgan
Otwn, West Va jue25h
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the County Court id Ohio county. -:
Jane oldham, ,tsl.
~ III chAnoery.
James H. oldham. ct q.
The object 81 this suit T. O. obtain FINAL 81
tleInrnt ~ the account. ~ james N oldham
and John NJ Oldham. ~ execution 81 a.. sill -,
samuel Oldham f.rcs.ef aud a decree sgslns,
the sid Jsme- ~ sni Jof 81 fef,obsliy, ..
may appear pryIsr uTOH sufh stilsfn@tI'. sui
als1 J@sr.ss ag.ius, such Of the 'ssD's under
MID viii ~ may bs n ,'ss'y - '1uahl all Of
ssid Ieystfsr In FINAL di.iribBiion rni aI-p to
set aside anal se,,lefnep, s.l.g,d D. have be~n
made by ssid lanes " Odhrm with lie chill.
dr~n VI wyir a. Oldham. i-zss'. under aid
will. And II spT~snBg from al SGsd.yi, elef
II the rsusr that John u. Oiibsm. Issbel Old
ham Samuel Oidhsm. frsbk Oldham. wyiIs
Oldham. wiilism Anls'rDig fbf Mary Arm.
strong. defendants! 10 aid .Jii, ar" BDi-fssidsnts
of the sAts 81 W.G ylrSihiA, u T. ordered that
aid Don.rcsi3ent defeDdAnu Do appesr at Rule.
" be held for aid cour on the last NOfdsy ~
Aut ust. isnD AID the two fsllOsiDg gs' and DO
whsti 10 nesessary 10 protect their Interest therein.
Ohio county, Anyu,i Rule. i,ssi
GEORGE HOOK. C.erg
I'm RrzgIL. any fof oornplts. aEJra
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Italy vVcypt Sanday-Newsrx Accommods'
90.
,-.yurguyi.e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train
|il-.a. ,ay lay paSSrS backward aud forward be-
N.u Martins Ferry and Gells.re. stopping
Eaen rc4ultri At sherman House, .EtnayilIe,
S,>' Wheeling and Gravel Hill
q -utSyiI.e Accommodation.
Z 49, A.. ~ AtInl
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

C,ESSION BEGINS on THE FIRST OF
= October and continues nine months. Ap.
ply for Catalogues 10 the Secretary 0fthe Faculty,
Poslofiice University OF Virginia, -Albemarle
county. Va. JAMES +. HARRISON, n. d.,
Chairman of Faculty.
July ~, 1850. jyiaeodva
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IorSr RESOLUTION proposing an amendment

10 the Constitution OF this state.
Rcsorrd by ne legislature NJ Wet Virginia,
'ro-,hirf of al thS mrnsbers ,Lectei % zach Hous,
,,gr.sjn1 thsrcfo: That the following be and the
same il hereby proposed as an amendment 70
the Constitution OF this state, to-wii:
That section thirteen, Of article three, as II
now is be stricken out and the following be in
serted in lieu thereof:
ga In suits al common law. where the value
i'm controversy exceeds twenty dollars, exclusive
of interest and costs, the right OF trial by
Jury, If required by either party, shall be pre-
served: aud in such suit before justice, jury
NAV consist Of six persons. No fact tried by q
iury shall be otherwise re-examined in any case
than accJs,ling 10 the rules OF the common law.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
nxr,EIrss OF TEAMS.

-, e.. .owtuy guide IS made up on wheeling
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ARTICLE VIII.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

/. The judicial power OF the State shall he
vested i'm a supreme court Of appeals, in circuit
courts, and the judges thereof. in such inferior
tribunals AZ are herein authorized, and in JUS
t.ces OF the peace.
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The Constitutional Amendments.

I.xvy.yysyN83Hk
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
The White Domino Party.

A number of ladies who have during the
past winter enjoyed themselves every Sat-
urday evening at the social hops given un-
der the auspices of the Dancing Academy
of Professor Spills and Daughters, at the
hall corner of Fourth and Plum Streets de-
termined to return the courtesy OF their
friends by giving "Leap-year White Dom
inc Party"
This took place last night, and was en-
joyed by some seventy couples. The COM
pany was made up largely of present and
former pupils of Professor Spills Academy,
and the dancing was of that excellence
which characterizes headquarters in the
Terpsichorean art. The party was man.
aged by committee of five ladies, who
demonstrated a remarkable ability and
fitness for this kind of work, and received
the hearty thanks of all who so thoroughly
enjoyed the result of their labors. The
gentlemen who were the recipients OF so
many courtesies were especially delighted
with the affair, and regret that custom has
ordained that these things shall happen
during but one year of every four.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Exhibition Of the School Of Design-Annual
Meeting Of the Board.

Exhibition Of the School Of Design-Annuai
Meeting Of the Board.
The School Of Design connected with the
Ohio Mechanics Institute will this evening
give a public exhibition at Greenwood
Hall, of the work that has been done dur
ing the year.
A private exhibition was given last even,
ing to the friends of the institution, ana
many have visited the hall to-day, but the
closing exercises this evening, when eleven
medals will be awarded for the best WORK,
and some short addresses made, will be the
important occasion of the closing year.
During the term just closed, the school
has been attended by two hundred and
thirty-five pupils, nearly one hundred OF
whom are over twenty five years of age,
and large number OF these workingmen
who spend their earnings in the study OF
art. Nearly half Of the pupils have work
on exhibition, and the greater part OF these
specimens are an honor both to the scholar
and the school Covering two sides OF the
great hall are the productions OF the "llfe
class" in oil, crayon and pen work, num-
berng about two hundred specimens.
| This class is a special feature OF the
school, and their work occupies the greater
part of the hall. All the drawings are from
life, and many of them life size, and are
very excellent productions. Another side
| is filled with the work of the classes in the
mechanical and architectural departments
of the school, and some noble work is rep
resented. The work Of the modelling clas.
occupy the center and remaining side o
tie hall, and although the number of theil
exhibits are less they are not inferior II
execution.
A description of the different specimen
on exhibition would require too mucl
space if justice were done them. and !
would not be as satisfactory as visit II
the hall, which we would advise all t.
make who are interested in the study o
| Art.
The annual meeting of the members o
Ohio Mechanics Institute will also be hell
to night in Greenwood Hall. The out
eoin Board of Directors will submit thei
annual report, and the officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
PACIFIC UNPLEASANTNESS.
CONCENTRATION OF TRoOPA
ationaI Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The movements
of troops bv General Mcdowell. command
ing the military division of he Pacific, isa
precautionary measure. The Governor of
California has not made call on the Presi-
dent for troops. The condition of affairs
in San Francisco have been reported to the
President and Secretary Ramsay from
time to tlme The Chinese Consulate at
San Francisco has made ita point to report
to the Government authorities the progress
of the present unpleasantness in that city.
Secretary Ramsay, through General Sher-
man. desired General Mcdowell to get his
available troops into position for practical
work should the interference OF Federal
authority become necessary.
Gen. Mcdowell is carrying out these in
structions, and moving into the city all the
troops he can. 1t is evident that in the di.
rection Of their affairs the State Militia are
guided by Gen. Mcdowell. Although the
troops are being gotten in readiness is not
a sign that they will be used. If, however,
matters should so culminate as to make il
necessary the call of the Governor of the
State for troops would be answered with
out delay.
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
SAN Francisco. March 9.-The situation
here remains unchanged. The arms of the
military companies are concentrated al
the Police Station. The Call yesterday
published that one regiment had been dis
armed. The story is entirely without foun
dation, and created strong feeling of in
dignation among conservative people, as i
was calculated to antagonize the member
of the Second Regiment, which is thor
oughly loyal and disciplined.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
THE FIERY FURNACE.
Cremation Of DIR. Hahn's Remains at
Washington, Pa.

Special to the Star
PIrrsBURe, Pa. March 9.-The body OF
DR.. Samuel Hahn, of New York, which is
to be cremated at the lie Moyne Furnace,
at WASHINGTON, arrived here this morning
in plain box and is now at the Union
Depot
As yet no one has arrived to take charge
of 1t. and it is simply addressed Pittsburg,
no other name or address being on the box.
The remains will be taken to Washington
at II a. M.
Hahn's father-in-law. Mr.. Kaufman, OF
New York, yesterday made arrangements
to have the furnace heated. Fire was
lighted in the furnace at o'clock yester-
day. Mr.. Kaufman received Information
that about thirty-six hours would be re-
quired to bring the furnace to the proper
degree of heat for successful cremation.
There were funeral services at the late
physicians house yesterday. The dead
man was practicing. physician of reputa-
ton and integrity.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
Parnell in Canada.
AssoGiated Press to the Star.

MONTREAL, March 9.-Parnell and Dillon
arrived here last evening from Toronto and
were welcomed by an immense concourse
OF the Irish citizens OF Montreal. The dif-
ferent Irish Catholic Societies formally
greeted Parnell and Dillon and escorted
them to carriage, when torch-light pro-
cession was formed. The Societies were In
fulllregalia and Marshals were mounted.
The streets were densely crowded along
the line of march, and considerable enthu-
siasm prevailed. At st. Lawrence Hall
Parnell addressed few words to the
crowd and retired. Tonight he will speak
in the Theater R ,yal. The address Of well
come will be made by Hon. ]. L. Beaudry,
ex-Mayor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
Police Court Docket,

Charles Anderson, an old man on the
verge of delirium tremens, was sent out for
three months for vagrancy.
Edward Feeney got so drunk yesterday
that he had to be hauled to the Station
house in transfer wagon. 1t being his
first appearance in Court the Judge let him
off with fine OF So and costs.
Daniel Caughfeld, charged with burglar
izing the bakery of John Koch, No. 1888
Main street, was bound over t, appear be-
fore the Grand Jury.
o. Fl. Conrad, farmer residing near
Florence, KY, sold load of hay to Henry
Dig. on Logan street yesterday. A quarrel
ensued about the weight of the hay, when
Conrad struck dig on the head with the
butt end OF his whip, infiicting an ugly
wound. Conrad was arrested, and this
morning his case was continued until next
Saturday.
Patrick Dorm, an old Irishman, while in
a drunken condition last night, was robbed
Of his coat by man named John George
Johnson. The latter was arrested and this
morning fined y25 and costs. ''Pi
VIM. Witte aud Walter English had q