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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
Trustees Sale Of Centre Wheel
ing Property.

ny VIRTUE OF FOUR DEEDS OF TRUST,
ID made by Amanda l.. MurlOck, wife OF
Godircy g. Murdoch, with the said Godfrey g..
MurdOck. her husband, 10 The undersigned trus,
tee the first bearing date February !, lS35 aud
recorded In the oitice OF the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed ut
Trust Book No. S, page l6l, the second, dated
July 3, 1875, aud recorded IN the safl CLERK s
office in Deed Of Trust Book No. 2, PAGE 30: lhc
third, dated Noxember 70. 1875, aud recorded In
o. page ISi aud the fourth dated May ], 1876,
and recorded in the said CLERKS ONCE In Deed OF
Trust Book No, 10, page ilg, shall, on
TUESDAY, MARCH ID, 1850
commencing at 1880 o'clock A. NJ proceed to
sell at the front door Of the Court House OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, to the highest
and best bidder, the following described
property, that is to say: Lot numbered one
IN In square number seven C) situate on
the west side OF Chaplinc, formerly Jacob street,
I'm the city Of Wheeling. rs designated on the
map or plat Of Caldwell's addition 10 said city,
except dfy feet IN front Of said lot aud extend
Ing westwardly from Chaplinc street OF the uni
form width Of atty feet the, depth OF one hun,
released from said deeds OF trust by release re-
corded October Z7th, 1876 In Release Book No. 2
page 49, -.
money and ~ much more aS the purchaser may
elect to pay In cash, the residue In two eqna'
payments at six aud twelve months, with Inter
cst irom day OF sale. purchaser giving notes Sc
cured by deed Of trust for deferred payments,
and "A policy OF insurance on the property.
The title 20 the said property u believed 10 De
pericct, but selling as trustee, shall convey
only such title as is vested in me by said deeds
OF trust. ,,,.,,,.,
Trustee.
"a N UAIJER. Auctioneer fcl7l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
These Poor Bodies.


Ii is one Of the inconsistencies of our
system OF Christianity that the great
majority regard these bodies Of so much
more consequence than their souls, and
look upon body as object OF greater
reverence than a living one "a drunken
husband NAV beat and bruise his wife.
and shorten her days by his physical
cruelty, but the chances are that he
will be genuinely sorry when she is
dead, moisten her unresponsive clay
with .ears, and bestOw an amount OF
consideration upon her poor remains
that would have made her comfortable
and happy il she could have enjoyed it
when alive. The head Of family will
frequently embarrass and distress the
survivors OF his household in order To
pay extrayagant homage, not to the
memory, but To the insensate remains
OF one who has departed. 1t is this
unnecessary ceremony, this inconsist-
enCy OF sentiment, that has proved the
greatest obstacle TO the introduction OF
cremation. The prejudices that are
based upon several thousand years OF
custom are hard to uprOot, especially
when they are kept intense by the re-
Enforcement OF superstition. The atti-
tude Of great majority toward this un-
questionable reform has been well ex-
pressed by the Bishop OF Manchester,
who said, "My reason approves, but
my prejudices rebel" As reason is now
actively asserting herself everywhere in
regard To- this question, 1t Is time 10
place these rebellious prejudices under
authority.
SD far as we know there is but one
crematory in this country, that being at
Washington, Pa. This has been called
into service more frequently during the
last three months than ever before, and
has been used with faIlily and pastoral
sanction. The formal reverence that
human grief demands in the presence
OF its dead has not been violated,
and the purely practical results have
demonstrated the scientific superiority
Oi incarceration over burial beyOnl reason
able doubt. When we consider that the
invention has had little encouragement
as vet To improve the original process 1t
is marvellous how thoroughly the fur
mace does its work. What can there be
repellant in the idea Of cremation that
u not llNIt Etiltillut III Nht iitb w bNA
ial2 We entrust our dead TO the pure
aud rosy light, TIE retort is closed; in u
couple OF hours the work is done, and
what remains is among the purest OF
material substances. There is no dull,
depressing rattle OF clods upon the cot
Tin lid, seeming to shut out hope; there
can enter into our thoughts IN cOnneC-
ton with this method none OF the ghast-
~ pictures of the charnel house which
viii force themselves upon us fresh from
the graves OF our friends. II we be-
lieye IN symbols, and il is pleasant to do
50, what 50 typical OF the resurrection
and complete publication as thisP We
trust the time is near when every city
will be provided with its crematory.
From the standpoint OF sentiment or
public benefit or economic consldera-
tons the superiority Of this method APP.
peals to us, rs we think 1t will TO all
who look at it without first taking coun-
sci OF their prejudices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
.HILR BoURKE MARsroS
Reason Of the Present Dizziness In tn
Iron Market.

Reason of the Present Dizziness In the
Iron Market.
The New York Iron Age, in review
OF the western iron market, comedies
that orders and inquiries are not so
pressing as they were couple q
months ago, and that the iron
boom Is about at an end. The market,
however, has not weakened any II there
has been falling oil, and this is ascrib-
eel TO the usual lull that takes place
every year in February aud March.
The horrible state OF the country roads
is given as one reason for the lull, 1t be-
ing impossible TO carry iron any dis
lance from railroad stations. Two
weeks OF good weather would improve
things, and even last week there was an
Improvement in the market in this vi
entity, while the outlook gives every
encouragement for increased sales in the
immediate future. The next four
months, il is anticipated, will see the
largest iron business ever done in the
west The advance in price is not ex-
pected to retard any OF the improve
ments already contemplated. Although
the cost OF building railroads has in
creased fifty per cent, still the trouble
oil raising money has become very easy,
and thousands are not obtainable this
year where hundreds could be obtained
last year, The rapid working up Of the
pig iron bought at low prices will have q
marked effect on the price OF bar iron.
Most western mills have had considera-
bic stocks OF SIG to $50 pig iron. This
is disappearing. They have been work
ing ore as flux thatcost 81 to SSat.Cleve-
land When pig iron has to be bought
at $40 it will cause different feeling as
to the price OF bars. When ore is re-
ceived at furnaces and mills that cost
$3.50 at Cleveland, there will. he no
fee ling OF weakness on 4 cent iron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
TRIJSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST MADE
Id by Madison Banks and fanny Banks his
wife 20 the undersigned trustee dated Deem
Der "a. 1875, aud recorded In the office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In deed OF trust book No. 10, page ~
l shall. on -
Commencing at ~ o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell
at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, TO the highest aud best
bidder, the following described property, that !,
10 say: Lot numbered four In square numbered
twenty three (lot No. In square No. ~ IN me
sub division OF the estate OF Joseph Caldwell
deceased Said lot fronts on Woods street iorm
erly called George street, fifty feet, and runs
back one hundred feet To an alley west OF said
Woods street and designated on the map oil the
sub division Of the Joseph Caldwell estate.
TERMS OP SALE-Cash.
The title 10 the said property Is believed TO be
perfect, but selling Us trustee shall convey only
such title as Is vested In me by said deed oil trust
WILLIAM z. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W H. HALLEK AuCtiOnccr. fc2N
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ON TO CHARLESTON.
The w. & w. as an Opposition
to r. v. Il g. X. II.


Pittsburgh Leader.
The Pittsburgh Virginia and Charles
ton railroad may have some opposition
in reaching West Virginia. II is pro-
POSED now TO extend the Washington <
Waynesburg railroad through. II is
said that the people along the line be-
tween Waynesburg aud Blaeksville,
Just across the state line, have raised
enough OF money TO grade, tie and par
tally iron the fourteen miles between
the points mentioned. The road will
be finished this summer, and operated
by the Washington and Waynesbnrg
Railroad company. Parties are active
" at work at the same time to extend
the Narrow gauge 10 Warrington, on
the main line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. This distance OF twenty-five
miles will enable connection TO be
made with the narrow-gauge road now
In operation irom Clarksburg To Wes-
ton, % miles. A movement has been
entered into by influential parties TO
push the line enthusiastically bring
ing i've or six county seats OF West
Virginia In direct communication with
the capital, Charleston, on the Kama
wha river.
The prospects for so doing, through
Braxton and Clay counties, down the
blk river, are said to be very catering.
The distance from Weston TO Charles
ton is about eighty miles.
The entire line between Pittsburg
and Charleston, W. Va, by this route,
would only be about 2ll miles. As at
present travelled, the distance is at least
400 miles, OF almost twice as far.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
Trustees Sale Of East Wheel.
ing Property.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Samuel Bell aud Sallie Bell, his wife,
20 the undersigned trustee, dated February 10,
1870, and recorded In the Office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
In deed OF trust book No. S, page 10, shall, on
TUESDAY, MARCH So 1850,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. n, proceed 10 sell
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county West Virginia, 10 the highest and best
bidder, the following described parcel OF ground
situate In said Ohio county, In the State OF West
Virginia, and in that part OF the said City OF
Wheeling called East Wheeling, being part OF
lot numbered seventy six iLot No. 1dl. situate
MT the southwest corner Of Wood streets formerly
Seventh street, aud Eighteenth street formerly
Clay street, In said city and being part 81 the
said lot described Us follows: viz: Beginning on
the west 81 ie OF Woods street at point twenty
i2O feet north OF the alley between Eighteenth
aud Nineteenth streets, running thence parallel
with said Woods street thirty 1907 feet and mont.
ing thereon: thence west and parallel with said
Eighteenth street thirty feet or one'hali tue
width OF said lot Numbered seyenty-six; thence
south aud parallel with said Woods street thirty
(SO) feet. thence east 20 the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSh.
The title 10 the said property is believed to be
perfect but selling rs trustee shall convey only
such title as Is vested In me by said deed Of trust
WILLIAM T. HUBBARD, Trustee,
N m HAIIER AuctiOncCr. tC1ti
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
Carpsts, OiIClOths, Window Shades
Ernrx Man 70 his Trade.

A wealthy English parvcnu, Who Dc
gan Lille with Iap-stoue on It's knee, M
yitcd Kulak. the great pianist, To dn'
ncr. and Immediately after the meal IN
sisted on his playing Tor the company
Kulak complied, aud invited him To-
dinner at his residence on the following
SUNDAY. After the meal kulak aston,
ished mis- guests 10y placing pair OF Oh
shoes before his rich paryenu irlend'
what are these iOr?' queried the lat
ter. Kulak replied: East Sunday you
did me the honor to invite me to din
ner. and insisted on my paying WIN
music. I have returned the compt,'
ment. aud require my shoes tn be mend
eI. Every man to his trade. - IhSdir,
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pinn. "Reminiscences.

darlington HsWkeye; =,
"Ihere used TO be an old colonel SIS
Tar in this borough OF franklin, the
tsli thin passenger says, who was very
unrtious in 'praHr, aud one time during
a season she got down on her knees,
w,vsd her hands in the air and shout
al Come down, oh sperrett OF dc
Nsbsier: come down, oh good Lord,
cnme right down through de ROOT, and
mi nav for de shinglesl'"
lyon remember" said the sad pas
enrer, ''the good brother in Grsensourg,
Indiana, who was suddenly called on 70
Lead in prayer at some meeting anu
opeuel his petition by saying; Cnac'
epstou,ed as We are to public speaklnS'
on lori. and being entirely unpreparedl
Nc will still endeayor TO make a lie"
rambling remarks
"And the Kansas preacher, the niS I,
ON the wood-box said, that Noble
Prentice tells about, who referred tothe
POLITICAL condition Of the country dur
ing a very exciting canvass, and addei
sFor the particulars and details OF which
q Lord, we refer Theeto the columns o.
the morning papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Remember,

that DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
~ has proven itsolfto be a positive cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases. 1t has saved the
lives OF many even after the doctors had
said there was no hope. Every one
declares that i. goes right TO the fright
spot" soothing and healing as II by ma
gic all soreness of throat and lungs. A
single dose taken at bed time will gen.
tly warm the blood, cause refreshing
slumbcr, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be gone. None gen
uine without signature OF Sanford X
Park. Large pint bottles Sl.00. Keep
bottle always on hand, twill save You
many a doctor bill. Be sure your drug,
eist gets the genuine for you. Laughlin
Bros. 4 Co., and Logan, List q Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West x
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport, d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
WI. HALLER, Auctioneer. ie27
Trustees Sale Of LeatherwOOd
Property.

ny VIRTUE OF A DIED or TRUST MADE
ID by WIN. II. Woods and Sanlh Z, Woods, his
wife, 20 the undersigned trustee, dated October
II ISIS and recorded In the Office Of the CLERK ol
the County Court OF Ohio county, In deed OF
trust book No, IL. page $50. lwill, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, lSSO,
Commencing at Oh O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell
at the front door OF the Court House OF ONO
county W. Va, To the highest and best bidder,
The Following described Teal estate, that is 10 say
A c,rti1n LOT or parcel Of ground situate In ohio
county, West Virginia, about one and one half
az miles east OF the City OF Wheeling IN TIE
neighbOrhOOd oomonly known as LCathCiwOod,
and more particularly described a. follows;
Beginning al point IN the center OF Leather
wall Of the bridge over Woods run. thence south
wArily with the center line OF said lane threc
hundred aud nine lA9l feet 10 stake thence a,
right angles westwsrdIy two hundred and
SCventy.two and one-iourth en- feet; thence
northwarlly at right angles and parallel win
sAid lane eighty tSel feet 10 stake: thence west
Warily al right angles thirty one tSl) feet to
Woods run: thence up said run with Us mean.
behring's 20 the south wall Of the bridge over aid
run. and thence with the general line OF SAID
wall 10 the place Of beginning. together with All
the improvements thereon and the AppurteI-
ances thereto belonging, lelng The saIne properly
conveyed % Sarah 2, Woods BY Joseph ID
Dubois and wife.
TTRNs oF sALE-0ne third Of the purchase
money cash In hand: balance Ia two equal pay
meats AZ six aud twelve months, with interest,
purchaser giving notes secured 10y deed OF Irust
on the property for deferred payments, or the
whole OF the purchase money viii D. UcelNel
In Cash II the purchaser prefer.
Title 90 the above property i believed 10 &c
pcrfect bat selling a. trustee shall convey only
such tlle a. 4 vested In me by said decd Of trust
]. J. WOODS, Trustee.
HALLER, AuctiOReer mriH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
TRUkTEE,S SALE.

10y VIRTUE or A DIED OF TRUST MADE
ID BY Christina Uscltou and Daniel Useli0n
her husband. 70 the undersigned trustee. dated
June n lSss. and recorded In he oftc Of ne
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, In
deed u trust book No "a. page ". ! Will on
SATURDAY. APRIL 10, tSSl
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. ~. prcceed 70 sell,
Al the front door OF the Court House 81 unio
county, W. Va, ~ the highest and oest bidder,
the following real estate, that i " say lot nun'
hqrsd six ~ On square Numbered twenty
~ Ia Churchuls addition 10 the Clty Of Wheel
ing, COMMONLY called Bnena Vista with All ne
impscvcmenn and app1ricnances hereto Dc
lcnging.
money cash IN hand bAhnce In two equal pay
meuts al dK and twelve months, with Interest.
purchaser giving nOtes secnred BY dced OF .rasl
lor delerea payments. % the vhose OF puicsese
money vi I 6e roceived IN cash n parcnAssr pre-
Ter. fiGle believed 10 Be perfect eui selllng :.
trustee I sbAn convey only such utle a. = 'es'el
- - J. J. WOODS. Trustee.
HALLKR AuctiOneer. DIZZY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
NOTICE.

CouxrY BoA No 90 Foul LIIlIIos AID ArEAIA,
CIKnK's OryIcE BoAnD OF ConrIssf?nrn.
wHEriIso, March ., I'D
TO a HAes kay Cono,ra
A ureaa al Ohio oOunty will Commences ths1f
dftinu on wednesday, hsrh ~ isso oommsnc'
Ing IL 10 a H. All yerons having pctitions re-
ierrsd 70 this Board are required W appesf. and
any oihsn having sny business tsAunE - thsir
bat ones ysaf.
by ordsf az ths Bard u Com mLssiontr;
mA CHAt a. pEiTkss. Elsst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
FOR SALE-ROIllng Mill and Coal Property

TAM AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR SALE
i the "Alikanna Rolling Mill, " located ON the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad, and Ohio
river 2lS miles above Stculenyille, Ohio. The
coal consists OF llS acres with - acres surface,
on which Is erected Rolling Mil now In sue.
ccSsful operation. Tho building isoi substantial
framed timber with sheet iron roof The furn'
ishment OF the mill Is rs follows, viz:
Battery Of four i0inch Double Flue Boilers, u
feet long.
one Engine, 20 inch cylinder, ~ feet stroke,
Two Small Engines one OF which runs shears
ON ore cruSher; the other runs the fan for black
smith fires pump aud lathe.
Eight Pudding Furnaces Iron stackSl
Two Heating Furnaces tiron stacks.)
Muck and Bar Train combined.
One inch Guide Mil, one Burden SquceEer.
Two Shears, one Ore Crusher.
One Lathe, two blacksmith Fires
Nine Tenement Houses, one Stable.
The mouth OF the coal shaft Is within 100 feei
OF the MILL and being at an elevation Of 30 feet,
the coal Is delivered IN the bins OF the furnaces
without handling. The location OF the works u
moh, being Immediately on the &. * r. X X.
aud Ohio river with good water at landingl that
the facilities for shipping and recei Wing material
are unsurpassed. both by river aud rail-. Posses
sion given April LIST and probably sooner. The
above Rolling Mil and Coal Works viii be sold
cheap aud ON favorable terms For further In
formation apply 10 JOHN u. BAILEY,
Ia2g Chamber Of Commerce, Pittsburgh, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
NOTICE.

HAvIHG. SINCE THE FIRST OF ,JAEU.
III Any, made = change IN the manner OF con
dncting business. respectfully call The aften.
ton OF my patrons and the people OF wheeling
and vicinity 70 H.
Ia the future, all perons sitting COZ pictures si
my studio win Be required 70 make partial
taymenf after sitting. In advance, In order 10
sccure a ompletiOn q the WORK. and the balancs
win be reQuircd upon The delivery Of The re
turcs- This step, ! am sorry % ay, IA impern-
tive In order % protect my interest: 20 many
persons IN the past sitting for plcturcs and then
lAiilng 10 have them finished. Time IL money,
and this Adlage hnds almost hourly examplioa-
ton in my business, IN the hunter Of persons
Who constantly await my sttention. aud vhile
consider g my duty % sAilEfy ny patrons and
VII AlwayI cheeffnily endcAyor ~ DO -, no
mafleg how many sittilgs or hos much Tine
may Be consumed, siill think that AFTER doing
thai my services should a. least Be reqnlted ~
~ order f0g he work and q partial payment In
advance a. SECURITY hat the party intsnds cal.
lngfog them OF. IN The event 81 them not calling
As ootnyCnsAfiOn iog ny loe Of time and mate
rial People VIII obiige ne by remembenng
TIE above when oAlling ior piCtnree. In order 20
prcrcui any uupleesantness In our trHnseeiions,
A. I NfIl rigidly and indkcriminsieiy enforSe s.
Trps1ing thaI oar relations may - a Pleasant
~ ths 3-t-Irr "A IA re past aod assurtnx ne
tubsie that In al thinEs vii endeaT0f q serve
phesn, re1nGin. rspectfully,
ans y. A. ~. fAktO>s
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AFTER.

A little time for laughter,
A little time 10 sing:
A little time 70 kiss and cling,
And 10 more kissing after.
little time for scheming
Loves unprotected schemes;
A little tine Tor golden dreams.
Then no more any dreaming.
A little while twas given
To me 10 have thy love.
Now, like ghost. alone move
Abouta ruined heaven.
A little time for speaking
Things sweet 10 say and hear;
A time 70 seek and hnd thee near,
Then no more any seeking
A little time for saying
Words the heart breaks 70 say.
A sharp, short time wherein 70 pray;
Then no'more need Of praying.
But long. long years 10 weep in,
And comprehend the whole
Great grief that desolates soul,
And eternity 70 sleep In.
PHILIP BoURKE MARsToN.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
sc, will send recipe that will cure
you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a seli-addressed en-
yelope to the Rev. Joseph I. lnman,
Station d., New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-18
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT STTUAT.
N cd In North Wheeling, on the corner OF
contains four rooms and the lot fronts 80 feet on
Main street, and extends back 100 feet 70 Coal
street: also stable situated on the back part oil
the lot Said property Is known as the John
CarpenseI property. For terms OF sale enquire
EWING & Riley,
fel7va lIcO Main Street. City.
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Impertinence and Curiosity

Sitting alter dinner, with open WIN,
dows. a man i'm a Junk alongside said
something 1 did not understand, when,
tony astonishment, Baber took a header
out of the window and went Tor that
heather Chinec." Aud when Ba6er re.
turned through the door, hc explained
that the object OF his wrath had called
ms devils. Another man presently came,
and, resting his arms on the window,
stood gazing at Us. At last Ba6er asked
him what he WAS looking at Not IN the
least abashed, he quietly replied, Il am
looking at YOU sitting down, an em'
nently matier-oi-iact reply, very charac
teristic OF the Chinese chagacter.- i"'
Rirsr o. Goi,isn sand. GU