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The daily gazette., 1880-01-07
NEW ADvERTISEsEENTs.

I'M HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
avn THE PROBLEM is SOLVED by
GooDSQUARE TREATMENToURTE TEN
ANTS PAY PROMPTLY. WECANTHUs
SETTLE FULLY UNSATISFACTORY
WITH THE OWNERS, WHO CANSAVE
TROUBLE AND CASH BY GIVING Us
ENTIRE CHARGE OF THEIR PROPER
TIES. WE REFER TO BOTH TENANTS
AND OWNERS. HEALD ACO-
JAM l2-l5 10.
EOR SALE.-A full set OF broom ma
i chinery and broom materials of ali
KINDS. Apply to GEO. FINK,
Je6-3t N. W. Cor. Secord and King SITS,
DOR SALE "A very desirable property
at the southwest corner of Sixth and
Market streets. Also house No. l07 West
Seventh street. Inquire OF
G. CHANDLER.
jan5-lm, No. 9O5 Market ST.
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THE GLASS TRADE.

The Indications for the FaII-A Lively
Demand AniIcIpated-Gener Notes.
Pittsburgh COmmercIAl.GaHotte.
From all indications it would seem that
the glass trade Of this city will enter upon
a very successful season this fall. All Of
the principal glass factories on the South
Side have resumed operations during the
past week, and inasmuch as the stoppage
| in great measure contributed largely to
reducing the stock on hand, which was
left over from the spring trade, they are
now busily employed in storing away
glass for the fall season. The demand
during the summer months Is usually rath.
er light, and in accordance with this GUS
tomary condition, but few struggling
orders are coming in at the present time.
The orders received Just now are mainly
for the purpose OF filing up stocks Of ex.
hausted articles among the jobbers, and
there has been an unusual demand for
fruit jars, which leads US to believe that
there will be more fruit put up this season
than ever before in tie history OF the trade.
The beer bottle trade, which has been
one OF the steadily increasing branches,
shows no falling off, and Milwaukee and
Cincinnati botters have placed number
OF large orders with factories in this city
within the past two weeks. With regard
to prices in tableware and chimneYs, the |
manufacturers do not express any opiD-
ions, but upon being pressed, 1t will be
found that as rule they anticipate an adj |
vance in prices this fall. There is but liz
tie doubt among well informed judges that
prices will go up, but as to what figure |
will be reached no one seems at liberty 10
say. The demand for the products OF the
glass factories Is steadily increasing, year
by year, and the manufacturers are not
holding large stocks this season. The
iobbers are pretty well sold out, and when
The fall trade opens up fairly they will have
10 replenish their supplies. The advanced
price OF labor and the high quotations on
the materials which enter into glass arestill
maintained, and an advance in prices, In
order to allow the manufacturers q fair
margin Of profit, seems TO be among the
necessities OF the trade. Many of our
manufacturers have spent the summer
shut down in getting out new designs and
there is no doubt but what they will take
well when the buyers begin to come into
the city. Among the many uses 10 which
glass can be put, one OF the most unique
has Just come TO the surface, and illus
trates the saying Of prominent glass
manuiacturerthat the day will come when
dwelling houses will be made of glass.
Messrs. Atterbury & Bros. have Just finish
ed large order for inside window shut
ters which have been made oil opal glass
and decorated. They present beautiful
appearance, and have the advantage OF be-
Ing readily cleaned. The order was
special one, and was made Tor "a firm in
one OF the western towns in the State OF
New York.
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no,ners, Mo1hersii mothors,ll

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
CRYING with the excruciating pain Of cut
ting teeth? II so, go at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer I'M m
mistake about 1t. There Is not mother
on earth who has ever used itwho will not
tell you at once that 1t will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use, IN
all cases, and pleasant to tho taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Full directions for using
will ACCOMPANY each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile OF Curtis & Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi-
cine Dealers. twenty-five cents bottle.
Beware OF limitations. Mw1F
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AConviviaI Horse.

Dubuque Herald
A Dubuque gentleman took fancy to a
horse few days ago and after some ban
tering succeeded in buying the animal. 1t
was a saddle horse-a neat, firm one,
thought to be Just the thing. Our Du-
buque friend started out to try the saddle
qualities Of his new purchase and came
home convinced that the horse knew far
more than he gave him credit for on short
acquaintance. The first saloon he over
took on the road the horse wheeled up 10
and came to halt. His rider urged him
quietly, then O little more so, to proceed,
but the animal couldntsee II. After coax
ing him for some time in short sentences
adorned with expressive eXpletives, thesa'
loon keeper came out and observed: You
can't get that horse away until you let
him see you take glass OF beer. AS q
final resort the beer was taken. when the
horse went off as good.naturedly as If he
had Just been wound up for an eight.day
Journey. Just about the time the rider
had got over wondering at the odd freak
Of the horse another saloon hove in sight.
The horses ears went forward, he hasten
ed NIB pace anu III uIleI dtho wac az teS
door performing counterpart oil his re-
cent exploit. It was found necessary to go
through the beer performance again, with
the same satisfactory and surprising result.
This was repeated at every saloon on the
road, seven miles in the country and re-
turn. When the new owner OF the horse
got back to the city he did not know
whether he was himself or bad imita'
ton OF small beer key. He knew this
that he had more beer in his corporate
limits than be could comfortably hold
He liked the horse barring this peculiar
disposition to encourage the sale Of beer
He called on the former owner oil the
horse on his return to town 70 make some
inquiry about the matter. He felt happy
when told that he Hneed not drink the
beer il he didn't want to- all he need dc
was to 20 through the motions and the
horse would be perfectly satisfied" on'
friend thinks he would rather go through
the motions than through key full OF bee
at one sitting or riding.
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BALTIMORE, July ~ -FIour ei(sler, Dut
without change, except for lNlapsco Mills
high grades, which are % cents oil. Wheat,
western higher aud quiet, closing easier; No.
9 western winter red, spot and July 81 lOAn
/ II; August 81 U7Aal 07N September
81 OSIEal Us7E; October 81 G9AI 0a5, Corn,
western easter and dull; western mixed, spot
and July 409&a4Tc; August 47ha4Thc; Sep
tember iSAa4SAc; steamer 464c: Oats higher
and firm with sales only OF western mixCdat
4Oka421c. Rye nominally at I2c. Hay UNI
changed. Butter firm prime 10 choice western
packed l5a2OC Eggs firm at 100. Petroleum,
dull and unchanged. Coffee firm; Rio car
goes ordinary to choice lSal6c Sugar firm !;
4 soft lONc. Whisky dull at 81 loyal IL.
Chicago, July 20.-The DroYers' journal
HoGS-ReCelps 1900 head; shipments
1000 head. Market active and firm mixed
packing "A 40a4 6S; choice heavy 81 70a5 OIL.
CATTLE-Receipts 0,00O head, shipments
800. Market steady, better demand for
heavy and values firm. Common TO fair
shipping 81 0Oa4 50 good to prime exporters
"a f7a5 10; corn.ied western 81 4Oai 70; butch
ems $22OaS CO.. grHs Texans at 81 sosS 40,
SHEEP Receipts 1900 head; common Ia
medium s. 5Oai W; good to choice 81 25a4 60
oIsolaXArI, July 29.-Cotton firm at lie
flour easier OUT uOt 4uOthuIy loMeT' Mnth'
inactive and In light demand; No. 2 amber
ssa0gc; No. . red winter 9Oa9ic. Corn quiet
No. 9 mixed 400. Oats steady; No. mixed
S2aSSc, Rye dull and lower; No. z, 7ia72c
Barley steady; prime fall sample Sc, POri
strong at Sli 80. Lard frmer Ut 81 70. Bull
meats stronger at IS OOa7 so. Bacon stronGe
al 81 5OaS l2IiaS so. WHISKY steady al 81 u
Butter quiet and unchanged.
ToLxDo, July 2a-Wheat weak; No.
white Wabash 93a No. white Michigan oil,
81 O5; amber Michigan 00Nc No. 2 re,
Wabash spot 00Xc; July 9sXc; AuRns
08Xc; September 07Nc; No. 8 red Wa6aS
I02Hc; rejected sOHc; No. Q amber IllinoI
$l07; No. 2 red mixed 92C. Corn steady
high mixed 4eNciNo. 2spot July 800; AZ
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THE WHEELING DAILY FRIDAY MORNING. JULY $780,
gqst ss y: "a 5fsIs sPes ssNe Oats steady

gust 39Nc; rejected 3skc. Oats steady
No. Q, &c; old S0kc.
NEW YoRK, July 29.-Dry Goods-Ginrhamr
continue very active and some stocks are
closed out by agents Prints fairly active In
first hands. Cotton goods only In moderate
demand. Worsted dress goods doing we'll.
Kentucky Jeans in steady request. Mems
wear woOlens remain quiet and Aannels
though In fair demand are less active. For
eIgn goods receiving more attention.
East LtBEErY, July 20.-CArrLE-Receipt
2,l0s head; selling fair at yesterdays prices.
Ho0s-Receipts 1.4OO head. Philadelphia
IS 00a6 10; Workers 81 S0a4 90.
SHEEP Receipts 1900 head. Market closed
slow at yesterdays prices.
New ORLEANS. July 20.-Cotton firmer;
some sales higher; middling at l1Hci low,
middling l0Ac; good ordinary exc. Net re-
ceipts % bales; gross $50 bales; sales 4, $50
bales; stock 81, sol bales.
C1NoHEAT1, July 99-Hogs dull, weak and
lower; common s. S0a4 90; light 81 65a4 rs;
packing 81 65a5 10; butchers IS 05a6 20. he
ceipts 0l6 head; shipmentSlS7 head.
PITTSBURGH, July 29.-PErRoLEuM-Fairly
active; crude irregular at 81 l6H at Parker's
for shipment refined 0kc for Philadelphia
delivery.
ANTWERP, July 2e.-PErRoLEux-Reaued
23kL.
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In the past few months there has been more
than 100000 bottles Of ShilOh'S Cure sold.
out OF tho vast number Of people who have
used Ii, more than 1900 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence II Is that
everybody speaks in It's praise. To those
who have not used II, let us say, you hayea
cough, or your child the Group, and you value
life don't fail to try It, For lame back, sideor
chest, uss Shiloh'S Porous Plaster.
Sold by II. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and fWenty.second streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-30

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 grieve over
their fading hair turning gray too early,
should know that Ayers Hair Vigor pre-
vents 1t, and restores gray or faded hair to
its natural color. 1t is clear and health
full preparation, containing neither oil,
dye, nor anything deleterious, and i'm.
parts to the scalp what is most needed
"a sense Of pleasant and delightful free.
dom from scurf or dSndruf.-NeD Berue
IN C.l Times.
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The man who heeds not a warning OIL
pain or suffering, which always precedes
maladies, often becomes, through indo.
lence, the victim OF incurable disease.
Lassitude, WEAKNESS, Sadness, Itching oil
the Limbs indicate nervous disarrange.
ment, the forerunner Of many organic and
functional diseases. The early employ.
ment OF Fellows Hypophosphites will
electually ward off such maladies.
For sale by Logan, List & Co. MwFAw
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the Confederate uniform passport to, Off
~ Ta aS siil indemnify he SOat fOy tie Noo, Of
her sldpes and he forced reputation Of hcr
pdr debt,
And leave no means unhied to undo
the colossal crimes Of your party to the
uttermost.
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Gke GateIkiaettter
WELCOME AND GO.

II you or
To-day should die,
The birds would sing Is sweet tomorrow
The yernRl Spring
Her flowers would bring,
Aud few would think Of Us with SOrToW,
Eyes, he Is dead"
Would then 10 said;
The corn would hsSI, the grass Yield hay,
The cattle low,
END summer 80,
And tOW would heed Us pas away.
How soon we pasSI
How few, alas
Remember those Nhotu TO mold
Whose faces fade,
With Autumn's shade,
Beneath the sOdded Churchynrd cold
Yes, itIsio!
We come, We 60
They hall our birth, theT mourn Us dead.
A day or moTol
1hG Wlnier0'Gr,
Another tales our place inStesd.
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DO you know that there are strange people
In our community, We say strange because
they seem 10 prefer to suffer and pass their
DAYS mIserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shilohs ViLalIzer Is
guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Meenkemoeller, corner Main
and TWenty.second streets
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SToCKs-The market opened firm, and In the
early dealings prices rose u to 2N per cent,
the latter for New Jersey Central. Subse.
Quently there was reaction Of Y to l per
cent, but during the afternoon speculation be-
came strong and under the leadership Of the
Changers and coal shares an Improvement of
Y TO az per cent from the lowest point
was reached the latterin Northwestern. In the
late dealings there was u reaction OF u toN per
cent in the general list aid decline OF 2per
cent In Nashville aud Chattanooga.
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YE4Rs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves ,uind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyssntery and didrrhGq,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and wsll-tried remedy.
Is cenls battle. p4w
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WE have speedy and positive cure for
oatarrh, tiphtheria, canker mouth, and head,
ache, in shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal in
iector Tree with each bottle. Use It II you de-
lire health and sweet breath. Price 30 cents.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoellerr corner Main
and Twenty-Second streets. NWR4eoW
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The voItaIe Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
viii send their celebrated Electro voltaic
Belts ito the afflicted upon thirty days
rial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them
without delay. D4w
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Physicians all admit that Quinine only
effects temporary suspension Of the at
tacks OF Fever and Ague, preceded unless
by reliable anti.bilious Medicine.
The testimony OF thousands establishes
beyond doubt, that DR.. TUFTS Liver
Pills, followed by Quinine, is q permanent
cure for Chills and Fever and all bilious
diaaaaan
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PALArApLE MEdlclXRs.--Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is honeycd drop OF relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar:shod over the
palate; and his Sarsaparilla is a nectar
that imparts vigor to lie, restores the
health and expelB disease Waterford (Pd.)
Advertiser. D&w
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OH, ROMEO.

Down by theriVer side they met,
Sweet Romeo and Juliet
Her hand in his he placed, and said,
"swe0t Juliet, would thee we'd"
"Indsed !" she quericd, "Ah! let's go
Get in the boat. Obi row me, oh"
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DR.. ]. F. oosrELLo, office 2eO5 Chapline
street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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.sgan. At 10 O'Clock q. III sell At the front door Q!
~ ost house Of Ohio county, In the city Of WHEEL
NJ. IpublIc auction, The GLOWING described prop
.rIy, ,iruse tn T. 4. Armstrong;, trustee, addi-
nj, 10 Ad ,Ity quarry lot three (dli also, % much
d asIny ld I'VE IS, as lies within the following
tnaJlf.,s: BEGINNING At the south side oil fnl'On
ItI,yl !. corner DOlwCsJ quarry lots and I, anu
nnbls with the line Ut FultO street south 49%i
tvt /! Ito pole, and south 70 east 64'lOO poles 10
No li1r 4 Lind rect, aud with the same sOu.h w
sy.lUl 20 Is; thence 70 III IOS, west ~ GU lOO
~, 10 III, south Wp.tsrly line aid lot D, anu
via lhr same north ig, west II % 100 poles 10 the
s0ihdly torntF, between quarry lois D ard !, anu
slath-lvlson line beVWCtn said quarry lots north
I at u poles to the beginning, containing
Sst Il arF also quarry lot four Cil-said lots con-
tlpin: In al Gaoui ~ acres. Also Ave hOises, Two
GOfe wagons, aud all sAId Gunther's mason and
curry los
lni N cal estate, OIe.ha I, and As much more 10
INA paicAAeF may sect, in cash, Gtd the residue IN
ak nlNilS with interest from day Of sale, the puT-
th,fh giving his MOTT with sAtiIiactOry personal SCI
tHty Tor deferred payments, aud Iurther securing
nus by deed u trust on Said red CAlAte.
A. ]. CLARKE, Trustee.
! G HERvEY. ArctIonrtr. M.R.
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~ 81 nE21I ueLuhuu " ohsl'
GoyERNMENr BoNps-Quiek
United States O. Of $751; coupons.
Nav FVOS coupons
New -Four and halls coup0ns-
New Four
Pariao o OF
kAILEoAD BoNDs-The only feature was an
advance In Lake Eric and Western incomes
These sold yesterday at 6iA per cent, and
opened to-day at IS, and sold rapidly up TO
cox. Texas Pacific incomes advanced to 81
per cent. Kansas Pacific drsts continued &C.
tive and strong, and rose TO 96h. Denver and
Rio Grande Issues were firm at l04N for
first, and 95h for consols Iron Mountain
seconds advanced to 1O3 Kansas City TO 90 ",
aud Keokuk and D. NJ. hrsts TO 90; while In
diana, B. and Western incomes, which
sold at 50 month ago, fell oil this afternoon
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Financial and Commercial.


NEy YoRK. July 2o-MoEEY-Easy at 2a9k
per cent. Prime mercantile paper Sfa4h per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills firm
at 81 s2IS; demand "a B4x.
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SALE.

l .,,,jo.d o. trust made by John Z; Parker.
VII rks and Joseph P&IETfR SSISq S GoStp psES
gb ~ fS.I1 ,.,n,d, Of Ohio county. West Viz
's III, ~, eli Il the front door Of the Court House
als!g IVI2yiJ r IL gST DAY OF AUGUST. 1880,
AivElNi a, 10 O'Clock 4, NJ, the following de-
,fn,d property 1890, Il ,,,,,nd which Il Imme.
tstI G.,n .r !" Vie /" iEwls l.. SnSlWoOd, trustee
nv c3@ BY ed. ' Nc 81 Aq PSss 2 i sG
frttI'i u n.n1ivins l0fI IN Of the two pieces o.
= a. u, ,,y.T,J to John Parker BY Blshtleld anu
I,S li in br addition to the city oil ""ce''nS
400 i9'af s Vs, J 4" he gop. but siIt convey
W" IIrl, vested In rue By the deed oil trust
r og ,na ,i.S o5s IA t ,ns ePni
tsi;t D 49,, AZ and iwslIe mOnths, negotiable
Sdos Interest FROM the day 81 sI W % Sei %!
'.,,9 SftlS deferred payments, the u'ie 70 10 ie
'Aa'' u""' WILLIAM j. ". COWDEN, TrnItCe:
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WRUSTEES SALE.-Bi NlklQE "
Sar ,,veral deeds Of trust made ~ Jonn Il
I,eph MI Parker aud Simon 4: ,6.t
r,,I,siY on The Std dag Of July, 1871, inc iyth
ift'.t'N An ust, 1874, the SOth day Of september
~, ~ ,i The ION day Of August, 1876, aud az oi
"a in The Clerks office Of the County CoaIt o.
AZ ronnly West ViTGlRla, aud are reiPteuNe.y
Uly IN Deed Of Trust lOOk, No. !, Page I4s,
n,J Of trust lg,ok, No, T. paEo 70, petd o. bIast
IN No, Z, plge $50, an III Deed Of IIust DooA'
" ii Ua.r i..i, viIl sell Al public suction or
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of August iotVI
rsn, At 100, 0.k 4. H., Of said DAY AZ tue itDhI
li M, CouTt HOUSE Of said ohio county, sell the
~ yy'.i,, described roIl ealate, that z 20
W.. La', Numbered Thirteen aud Fourteen mos
,i3,,j IN on the east side Ul MAih street. between
,r,snty. nllh formerly ManhAl) street and twenty
-, In acTly DIVISION GtTeeI. In that part
~ IN civ OF Wherliug called Centre wheeling,
,',.ls., Win al the Improve ments thereon being
NY 'Tf Uroprry on which Is erected what Is known
y, ia patfar WU H." containing thirty-tour (SD
,sost.tn'l Title uncXcepIlUnable.
TRty, 0ysGLE-Unc-thlrd Of the purchase money
d, \ uUrh moe ~ the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
in s., and inr bIlinc1 Ia two equal installmonu a.
~, apd lsrlvr month from the day Of sale, with IN:
,,,-,tna nd deferred instilluenLs from the day Of
M he ptchastr To give notes With approved sscu-
"a, or III, sAd deferred iuItAllmenl1 aud interest.
w JANIS +. t0GEkS, Trustee.
~ UATIGR Au,tlODAaF,
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,,l,s1EEs, SALES.
.-.-.:.rr,s SAFE Of OITY LOTS.

;TPTsTgEs SALE Of CITY LOIS
n5,ed Of trust 10 me made b John E
" riftns o. j. Parker and simon r fArker
Es 1916 and Tscofdsdn N 'n oo ESe r. ~
Itsi ~ Il The County I SHn : " In oS
i,l Z. ita'i oo. H. P1 STS al a, 1880
,,lo o'clock A. sell 1t the IfTn! .a ISTt o.
panfss,s 5oa,s Of ono county WhpSIInS to.TIt j!
4, bosins 10y "a NJ. u, 10, -, a, IS, Ia Parker
~ aalg'rfe' g .Jrysyed and laid out BY W. e.
N. iidil!E1 r. n
.aih w II,,ssS-One.hiIf land ~ nuch more y
fEEs' Q, NAV rlecJ In cISh, aud Tue Ies'a9e Ia
EPstts n,h interest i KY ,. "ay ~ NV
!. ard "a ih''''"' a. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
cn.syrr, AastL2neeL. WV :
:,STSTgE'S SALE OF NATIVE
&&iSE', SC.
'.,' s.','',', :, In cn'"s''r.
Fr1i Ar-' a' decree Of the Municipal Court o.
Iihl' s a. jaly :, 1885, In the ao'Te case
Uiisa rrr.pAY, AUGUsrS, 1880, ,,
ttn.,rl,,s An, al the vineyard Ia!ely
E,1s1!as ~ ~ grru.eh, ia the city OF WheenpB,
t,sd p! I',.r'ti0n the following personal properly:
,.Uii plMt x 'sstat Ut harue'S; one cow ont OuS
10 .oFt iso wagons hroe zine prCsss i1t q
= az, ,gr,l nplsmsns a93Ht VtyEPS toretbsT
III cAiA"ph, ,,,ryr, and other personal proper
.1it 81 W. 81 10 aid vineyard Owned 6y fe'sF
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ulRlISTEE'S SALE OF QUARRY
I0T. d. irtue Of deed Of trust made by Henry
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Or high or low, or rIch or poor,
None would foul teeth or breath endure,
II thsy but knew how sure and swift
Was soEOdOnt, that priceless gift,
In giving beauty, lie and tone
10 Every charm the mouth eau own.
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CONSERVATIVES HopE.-A generous nu.
tritious diet. Pure air and Colden's Lie.
big's Liquid Extract of Beef taken regu.
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