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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

L. :. Romsevell will continue dur
ing the month of Jan. to take suhscrih-
ers for the Toledo Blade ut Sl.25. 31-lt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

Misses Ida ana Hattie Powell have
returned 10 their school duties at
Sparta.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

4 new cross-walk is being put down
between Burhyte's store and the Ire
mont House.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
Hnlsen & River Falls RaI!way.-Time Table.
CHlClGO,ST PAUL & NNyEAPOLSRlILWAY

Trains arrive and depart from Hudson as follows:
EASTWARD.
Day Express Arrives 1884 p. NJ, Dep. lao p. 81.
Night - Arrives 9:05 P. NJ, Departs 9:l0 p. NJ.
WESTWARD.
Day Express Arrives 1921 P. NJ, Dep. 1926 p. NJ.
Night 4;49 A. NJ, " 1904 A NJ.
Accommodation leaves for St. Paul at 1850. Ar
rives, returning, at 500P NJ.
MOTH WISCONSIN.
Train arrives from Richmond at 9:l0 a. NJ, and
leaves for Richmond at 2:5O p. NJ.
Through Trains 10 Chicago without change OF
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RIVER FALLS LODGE A.F.&A.M. No. 1909.

Entered at the Post Office in Rirer
Falls as Second-cLasS matter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

Warehouse, as well IS Farm Mills, are largely con-
ar-ucted both kinds requiring uine sizes 10 accom-
aodate the demand and giving capacity offrom so
TO 500 bushel1 per hour, according to size Of mill.
They arc shipped. boxed for ocean transportation.
and "set up or "knocked down" for forwarding
inland as re lucsed; and in all eases put free on
board Cars or Steamer. Orders FILED same day an
seceived.
Mills shipped knocked dow" so for half the
freight charg 4 as when forwarded 'set up" Cleo
graphs and ( rcuIars supplied on application. Prices
will be quotNd losV and on liberal terms. Cores.
oondence solicited.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

The weather moderated last Satur-
day and has since been Iuild and spring
like. Our nice sleighing has vanish
cd. AMI carriage wheels now rumble
over The ley streets.
The reading Of Miss Phillips on
Monday evening viii be very enioya-
Bile and Should be heard by all who en-
JOY a irst class entertainment Of that
character.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

The lumber warehouse of D. c..
Davis & Sons las assumed definite pro-
portions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
CIRCUIT COURT SUMMONS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN I
Circuit Court-Plerce County. )
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
ESDAILR.

Total road tax levied. including poll tax Sl5e4ol
j. s. RoUNeE.
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Through Trains 10 Chicago without change OF
cars ConneC tions made at Camp Douglas for
Portage, Watertown, Milwaukee and points east
via. Grand Haven.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

O. Fl. Beedle, the painter, will re-
move with his family to La Crosse
next week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

Union services were held in the NJ.
E. Church Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. They will be con-
tinued during the remainder of this
week at the CONGREGATIONAL Church.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

RIVER FALLS WIS, JAN. 8, 1880.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

Miss Flower, the elocutionist who
will assist at the entertainment next
Monday evening, is a pupil of Prof.
Lyman, of Chicago, and has the repu-
tatinn of heing a fine reader.
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c. ID. Pillar has sold his dwelling to
Asoph Ross.
Fresh groceries of all kinds at r.
n. Jenson's.
Hay is reported scarce and high in
the Chippewa pineries.
Glasses in all first and second grade |
ut the Institute.
The State of Wisconsin owns $4,000 |
acres Of land i'll Taylor county.
Dry wood, Of any kind, will pay tu-
ition q. the River Falls Institute.
over 1873 zoe immigrants have arriv-
ed ut New York during the past year.
The took of goods in r.. W. Flem-
ing's store will be sold next Saturday.
See programme for the Dime Con-
cert tomorrow evening in another
column.
The Good Iemplars cleared ten dol
lars at the oyster supper. Thursday
evening, Jan. l.
Pure Kaughphy Iowa or Playground
fresh every day at
BRADsHAw's.
Sixteen Indian students from Yank-
ton agency have entered the Hamp-
ton Normal School at Fortress Mon
roe.
Subscriptions to the Educational
News Cleaner are coming in rapidly.
Address, H. S. Baker, Editor, River
Falls.
The music by Miss Irwin, at the
entertainment next Monday evening,
will be an enjoyable feature of the
programme.
A female cook in a Wisconsin lum-
Der camp has already caused two sui
cides. one sCabbing ARRAY and fifty
three ights.--Er.
See card of DIR. j. W. Hamilton in
another column. Mr.. Hamilton is a
No. ] dentist, and can put your worries
in perfect repair.
Mes8rs. Forseth & Thompson, en-
terprising merchants of Martel, gave
us call this morning while enroute
for st. Paul to replenish their stock
of goods.
Ole II. Bang, merchant tailor, over
Burhyte's store, can give yon a per-
feet fit and a substantial job. See his
card elsewhere in this paper.
The exceedingly practical character
of the Educational News Cleaner, of
| which II. 5. Baker. is editor for this
state. please all who have subscribed
for it.
Union services were held in the NJ.
E. Church Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. They will be con-
tinued during the remainder of this
week at the Congregational Church.
Calf Boots, ------- $40.
KIP boots, -..1Z.0U, ~. 20
Boot Packs. LIS
Mems Rubbers, rs cents, to be had at
these prices only at
BRADSHAw's
The Congregational church will GEL
citrate the 2jth anniversary of their
organization in this place on the Sd
of February, 1880. Rev. VIM. Gill
will preach the historical sermon.
4 dramatic Reading will be given
at Bracket S Hall, Monday evening,
Jan 18th. By Miss Lydia Phillips, of
Minneapolis, assisted by Miss Ida
Flower, of st. Paul, MINI. Music by
Miss Myra irwin, of River Falls. Adj
mission IS cents.
ORANGES Tuu Lemons,
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the Iron worRers' wages

Pittthursh commsfsill d YOsterday.
There was a meeting yesterday Of dele
gates from the several lodges Of iron
workers in the Pittsburgh district Of the
Amalgamated Association. for the pur-
pose Of obtaining the sentiment Of the
workers on the subject Of scale Of
wages for the year commencing June LIST.
All the lodges were represented, and the
session was a protracted one, commencing
about two o'clock in the afternoon and
continuing about three hours. The meet:.
inc. Of course, was held with closed
door. and the reporters found 1t some.
what difficult to obtain information In re.
gard to the proceedings. Mt. Jarrett,
President Of the Amslgamated Assocta'
lion, positively refused TO dlyplge any
thing in relation to the important matter
which the meeting was called to consider.
Il was learned, however, from q source
that Is entirely reliable, that q majority oil
the delegates reported that their lodges
we're in favor OF q sliding scale based on
IS 30 per ton for boiling when tie card rate
is q cents or below the figure. Several
delegates said they were instructed BY
their lodges to propose scale with Sc pei
ton as a basis. Il was finally agreed thai
the sentiment Of the meeting should DO re
ported back to the lodges, and that effort
should be made to harmonlze the seyera
bodies, in order that the Conference Com
mittee may be instructed as TO what courst
TO pursue at their next meeting with tht
manufacturers committee.
The manufacturers have held no meet
ing since the conference on Saturday last
and 1t was remarked by an iron man las
night that their side would take no actor
until the boilers agree upon q proposition
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

The New Jersey Democratic platform
begins with large dish Of political plaii-
tudes, rather highly seasoned with old
sts,e.rights heresies, and ends with q
mess OF fraud twaddle. In the middle is 9
resolution that Is funny enough to make q
horse laugh. 1t upbraids the Republican
party for It's temporizing financial policy,
aud boasts Of the Democratic doctrine
that sound currency with specie basis
Is the best way Of securing business sta
bility." snow this" says the New York
Tribune, "from party that ran Thomas
Ewing, of Ohio, only last fall on a fla,
platform; party that produced the ohie
idea, and has filled the land for the past
ten years with dishonest and pestiierous
notions about the currency; party thai
has crowded the calendars Of Congress
with bills for repeating the Resumption
act and for printing irredeemable green
backs by the ton-this, We say, coming
from such party, is delicious. The cheek
Of these Jersey Democrats is colossal.
Their lies, like Falaa6's are gross as a
mountain, open palPable.' An uninstruct-
ed delegation to Cincinnati, with variety
OF fst.choice preferences, but evidently
open to the Establishments OF Tilden, was
the tangible result OF the Convention.
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RELLTOA BUDGET.
Pollues-crops and Personal Mention.
BOLTON. May 2b.

Editor, lutslllr,usor.
Politics are looking up lately, and the
office seeker Is buster than the farmer.
Among the aspirants for the sheriffalty are
T. s. Bonar aud j. B. Hicks, Republicans,
and l.. 7. Gray, Democrat.
The Republicans Of this neighborhood
are greatly pleased with the action Of the
State Convention in sending Blaine dele
gates TO Chicago.
Hon. W. E Parriott is talked Of as a
candidate for the House Of delegates.
Crops are looking well now, having been
lreshened up with timely rain.
Rev. w. Il. Croswell started for Texas
yesterday.
Mr.. J, Il. Teasarden is in the lower part
oil the State on q prospecting tour.
W. I. 8. sidells, boy IL years OF age,
wrote letter to General Sherman, ior
whom he was named, and the hero Of the
March TO the Sea" replied 70 Il. giving
the little fellow some wholesome advice.
LiRERTY.
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Women Ms Census takers,

From them Haven Rtgietsr
In many parts OF the country womel
will be appointed as census enumerators
with the probable result something lik
this:
Neatly dressed women Of an uncertain
age, with big book in her arm and penil
hand, rings the door-bell. Young lad!
appears at the door.
Census enumerator-"Good morning
Lovely morning. Pm taking the census
You were born?" /.
Young lady-"Yes'm.
"Your name, pleased What q pretty
dust cap You have on. Can yet the pat
tern? LIS just like the one the lady In
the next house has. Let's see, your
name2"
awful tired walking round taking the cen
sus?"
"Oh, yes, it's wearisome, but pick up
agreat deal Of information. How nice
your dinner smells cooking. Plum.pud'
ding?'
ain Maine. No, haven't plum.pudding
to-day. I'm looking for new receipt"
1--we get one that took down from a
lady's cookbook across the way. Are you
married?"
mo. Want an invitation TO the wedding,
don't you? II will be long time before
you get 1t. You can keep your plum.
pudding recipe, thank you"
II s6'd think 'twould be some time.
Have you chil-P oh, Of course, forgot.
This hall carpet is just the pattern Of
Aunt Prndys. She's had 1t more than 20
years. How many are there in the
ali this hall carpet don't suit you, you
can get on from it and 90 about your cen.
susing.n
swell, you're an impudent Jade any.
how. You haven't told me when YOU
were born or what's your name, or when
you expect TO get married, and there's $40
doe Tor not answering the census. takerg
questions, and II was you wouldn't be
seen at the door in such slouchy morn.
ing dress-so there.n
"oh, you hateful thing. You can Just
60 away: III pay SO lust TO get rid OF
you, aud smile doing 1t. It's none Of your
business nor the eensuses' either. No, Il
isn't You eau keep your pattern and
your plum pudding and your saucy, impu.
dent questions TO yourself. III :"
sGoOd morning l must be getting on.
/ haven't done but three families all the
forenoon" and an energetic bang OF the
door Just missed catching 100. Of her
trailing dress skirts,
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STONE & THOMAS.
ocoln4v
.c2lrAH
By Universal Accord,

Arms CArHARlIc Plus are the bat Of al
purgatiyes for family use. They are the pro
duct II long, labOriousau successful shsmI'
cal investigation, and their extensive us, BY
Physicians in their praetice. and bysll dbl
lied nations, proves them the best and most
effectual Purgstive pill that medical sisaes
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills CA Be
comp lred with them. and every pen q, kn'V'
ing their virtu s, will employ them, when
needed. They keep the system In perfect or
der, and maintain In healthy action The whole
machinery Of lie. Mid, SEARCHING and eset-
tual, they are specially adsP ed 10 the needs
OF the digestive apparatus, arrangements d
which they prevent and cure, II timely tas'n.
They are the best aud safest lhysic to employ
for children and weakened constitutions
where mild but efIectual ca:hartlc d re
quired.
For SAL, BY ALL DEALERS. fei'.bAH
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DIED.

FLoro-on Tuesday evening. May q, 1850, at
O'Clock, AxSiE infant dAngh er Of Chris. and Nianl
Plot0, astd monihs
unsral Irum the rsiilsnce Of itGparent,, No.
Sixteenth street, on Thursday afternoon at O'clock
Friend, Of the family are United.
wRAY-oa Monday, Nav 24Ih, 1850, at o'eioel
A. n, AN IoIxETTE a youngest daughter OF hrs
8. A. and the IAIs Ruel & WAY, Of Beaver co UNITY
Pa, In the 10Th year Of her age
The remains will DO taken from the residence Q
her brOthsr.Iu.lav, T. !. MOast, Corner Indiana and
N. Huron srtets, Wheeling Island, 90 WEDNESDAY
mOrninE 70 the eleven o'eO.k train on the Cleveland
a Pittsbu Oh Railroad. Funeral services and Inter
| ueut nj Besyer. Pa.
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r,r.. Dl.,rie, Congressional o0n'''

The Republican csnsTe,. Onal oony'Iaoa 2, y, ~
Flint pistist Of West virEi'ia WI De me- ~,
Civ Of oniion, on the SOh day Il June next I'M
msss'sly after the ndIOarnmtnt Of the sale 1oo
1s lion iOr the purpose Of pOmina'in, S.no,a.S Jay
~, ,on,r,.,, aid for attending 70 such other BUS
ma, a, nay come before the Convention. a.
shs Rspublc Ms Of the oounti's comprising th'
p,aTIet arc 10 ss,ed to SpPint d,hSsits to sAis
can,, p,Ou at .ush time and place IS 70 them ssAi
n, ordsr Of the congressional Executive cOmnitiss
D 'N WV. ooWDEN, Chairman.
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r.nublIenn state Convention.

m, R,publIsaps Of We, Wig nia, and al Other,
Who t1p,e. TO coop With ,hsm a 'se s. ~
S.,ousl elections this coming iAi are hereby NV
"a 70 meet a. their cutSnary Pine vi esnveti1si
n, y,Tlou, COUNTIES Of the sals, and choose zee
rsl,, % tapy. nriou 10 be held In The 'a.y Oh ofA
too an III, solh day Of June next, at ioAM
The ConyeudOn is called to select candidate, -
~, tilovipE pOsitOp,-vE; Governor. Auditor
T,.,,,,,I sup riLtsndsusoi Ere Schools, Attorney
o.oo,sl, and one member Of the supisn' Court 0
BY old,r If the State Central Committee t,.,,,,
Chairman,
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IT. is calculated that MinnesOta's ten
votes at Chicago will not be available TO-
either Blaine or Grant on any Of the early
ballots, as the delegation is instructed ior
WINDOW, and must support him while
there is a chance for his nomination
Tbey are also instructed to vote as unit,
and il things get mixed in the latter bal
lotings it is thought quite probable Wash
burne may get the entire Minnesota vote.
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GEN. RoDEer PATTERSON, of Philadel'
pbis, Is 02 years old. He took part in the
War Of 1912, the Mexican War, the wa, wa
oftbe Rebellion, and is patiently waiting
fora revival in his iine OF business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

Tsr New York Daily Commereial Bau'
IN publishes some figures which show tina,
the consumption of coffee mas increase s.,'s'
by nearly 50 per cent during the last quar-
ter OF q century.
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sATURpAY, JUNE %, 1850,
TRUsTEE's SALE OF EAST WHEEL.


Il ING PROPERTY.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, made by Annie Tay-
lor wife Of bert Tay Tor, th Robert Taylor, her
husband. and Rachel Birch, 70 the underggued trus-
tNe dated June ~ b. 1875 and recorded In to. office
Of the Clerk Of he equity ,out Of Ohio County,
West Virginia In Deed Of Trust Book, Nc, ., page
81, l shall, on
SATURDAY, JUNE, 70 1850,
commencing at II O'clock A. n, proceed to sell, at
the front door Of the court house Of ohio county
West Virginia, To the highest and best bidder, the
Glowing described property, that 10 10 say All the
portheait ooe-hAif Of the east one hs Of the lot
mum be cd ne hundred and sixty, Of the addition to
The city Il WheeLDg, laid gu BY Peter Yarnal John
Faveeit and Others, called East Wheeling having q
front on ALLEY At thnty feet aud running thence
sJuth OF the uailorm width Of thirty fee, sixty feet
70 line ruHning se'oss n d lot and diving the
same into two equal parts.
TRg 5 OF sALE.-Oue.thlrd Of the purchase mon
ey aud rs much more a. the purchaser MY elect 10
pay, In cash. the rec due ID two equd iusaimtntsa at
III snd twelve months, with lnteret from day Of
ale purcha or giving notes secured By deed Of trust,
for deferred payments
rhe tie 70 ii sid property Is believed 70 be per-
feet bat % log ss trustee shall convey only such
utle q, Is vested IN me by said deeh Of trust
Will IAN P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
". y. WALLER .n"''"nSr "2'
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TRgI].ssTI-EE,EE,.sso ,s SALE OF SOUTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF SOUTH
i wHkELISG PROPERTY.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, made By Dillon J:
Me;Emiek and Bridget, his vile. 10 the undsr.igned
trustee dated NVyenb'r 30, 1871. and reeIrdel 10
Inc Clerk's otes Of tue County Court Of ohio eoun-
" Wet YIriinIa, In Deed d Trust Book, No. 7,
pages S 81 aud ., shall on
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. w., proeesl 10 sell at the
ironT door o. The cout house a Ohio COUNTY, ", st
yirgi IA 70 the highest AZ beat bidder the follow.
ms described lIOnerty that Is 10 say Part Of Lot
nnuab errd one u In Square numbered ono ~ Of
aoTiFt and Ritehe's addiIion 10 S"uih Mhee Ing
knoSn q the Eighth ward Of the city Of Whes iny
aioresaid described follows, viz beginning n the
south sst eorrer Of said ot numbered oue ~ 10
SQUARE numbered ~ aud runuing thence vita the
stem lice Of said lot ii dstIaes Of tSsnty.nye
Eel: thence 10 aFaight line pHallel Via the
southern ne Of aid lot 70 the elltern lua Of ID
lof thence 10 soutbery direction with the east.
er line I said lot twenty five feet 70 the south.
caste corner d mid lot; thence In aItaIghI linz
70 the pace Of beginning.
JRRIs or rALE-0pe-third oil the purchase
money and Is much more TIE purchaser may ele:t
10 ptyn cAShj the rsid 10 10 two equ j nsallmans.
At six aud tveTe months, with In crest from day o.
sale, pure iA.sr giving not 3, secured BY deed Of
| trust, for deferred pa ments
The title ~ the sid operty & believed to be per-
feet but selling - trustee, Isha convey ouly such
tiIle q Is yeated In me by said deed Of trust,
WILLIAM 2. HUBAAkD, Trustee.
W. H HALLER, AuetloneeF, mJ26
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

A LITTLE company of men and women
In Lewiston, Me-, the other day, engaged
in an imprOmptu discussion of the qaes-
ton: "Why didn't the lions eat Daniel?"
One side maintained that the reason was
because Daniel was too good; and the
other that the lions were not hungry. The
upshot Of the matter was that they got
into wraugle, and the police were called
In to suppress the row. They carried one
man to jail for striking one OF the women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

HERE lisa picture Of famine and ieye
drawn by Longiellow in his "Hiawatha,
and now applicable to the suferiDgs
Ireland and various parts of Europe an
Asia:
FIJI, and e.uld not rise from veakneSs-
ferIhed there IRON HEAT ApJ hunger
U the tlmIne a. d the sV RI
q Ihu NAsIii Qt The tAminel
o b blasting u the fsyeIl
OIhs Waliing Il The children
O,he ADgu Sh u tue women
All the earth was u and tanishedi
Hungry vas the slr ArO nd them,
Hungry was the sky shove themi
And the hungry IAfs In heaven
Lac the eye Of wolves gland At th'ml
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SRECIA LTY .

H.,op,,,a upin No. ii. sirt.suth Street. where b,
Is prepared TO do all kinds o. DIdns seoadas. ks-
pairing, Rsblndlng, &C., on short notice, Al 70"
prices. 10 Opd.Sand goods bought Andsold
call and ~ him, nyAe
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SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1s'o,
mRUsTEE,s SALE or SOUTH

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SOUTH
WHEELING PROPERTY.
Nv virtue ot 4 d4td Of trust made BY Dillon J. Nc
CornIck aud Bridget his vile 70 the uniersigusi
trustee dated November l6 1875 and recorded In the
otce q tbs Jerk u the county Court Il Ohio coun-
", set Ylrginil, In Deed Boob, 10 3 page as, l
'4-'' SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1850,
commenoinBa at OK o'clock, A. ", proceed TO sell at
the front door Of the court house Of Ohio COUNTY,
west Virgins, 70 the hi hest and best bidder, the
10 low!og desc ibed prop rty, that 70 say: pUr-
one N In that par. Of the city Of mneeinS 1rnetIy
called th tOWn Of South wheeling described As fol-
loss, yiE; beginning At pOint IN the western line
II said lot mbe cd one, ADd running east riy and
irantiuy 90 1hIrtI ttet thirtS.nine feet two
inches thence soltherly xtesn feet two Inches, 70
stake Ia the lue Of the hall lot now osned By said
patty Of the Or part thence vestuirdly 'hirytour
ieet Tour inches 10 sticks in George W. Longs line
thence With his line thirty ave feet two inches "
TERss OF s.LEeone.thlrd Q, the purchase
mon u and as much more as tue purchaser may elect
70 pay cash; the residue 10 two equu installments
II six aud twelve wonlhs with interest from daV Of
sale purchaser giving notes secured By deed Of rus,
for deferred payments.
The title To the sad property ID believed 70 DO per-
feet but selinIas trustee, shall convey oaly such
lit As u Teste 10 me BY aid ed Of trust.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W II uAITER An tionaar m,46
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MARSHALL, KENNEDY & BLAKE.
lll0 Main Street.
PARASOLS.

Just received, new line OF Parasols, IN
Brocade and ancy Ii, ed and very extern
siye assortment OF 22x24 and % inch
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CHIPPING TAGS-wE ALWAYS
- Rave 90 hand full line Of DBESibUH . SnI5
PING TAGS which Ns are HTsPaIodI y P anpsFi
Is and n PourtSSsh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
GAVE YOUR COFFEE
BY USING THE
PERCOLATOR.

Saves IS per cent and Slyss clear Coffee, Tea, and
Coca, withou udns egg or any article TO settle
Keeps the pot clean add sweet and viii pay for IT,
self in shot time. Gives better Coffee than the
French Pot that costs IS.
Price 10 cents, or BY mail with directions IS eents
For saleb BY s,,vry
Grocer and conSe Rooster, Corner Market and
Fourteenth street. my2s