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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17
.scaars or.NEws,
Gathered Here and There by INTEL
ReneeF Reporters.

Gathered Here and There by lnteils'
gencer Reporters.
The Western Union Telegraph an.
nounces q sweeping reduction in rates
from this date.
THEE deeds Of trust were recorded and
one marriage license Issued by Recorder
Hook, yesterday.
WILLIAM UNcHo conducted himself in q
disorderly manner on the Island, yester.
dsy, and Officer Rutherford towed him to
Gen. Wallsce's bastile.
THE Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades will meet this afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Pottery In South
Wheeling, for the consideration OF the
proposed construction OF 8 railroad switch
10 accommodate that institution.
JouS B. GouaH is making for himself
almost as good reputation for disap-
pointing people as Joe Emmett. Cough
was 10 he at Youngstown Tuesday night
hut he struck Pittsburgh, and last night he
was 10 have appeared In Wheeling, but be
didn't eliairs Independent.
Mr.. CHARLES Howard, OF the Theatre
Coniuue, has kindly rendered the Acad
emy OF Music to the managers OF the OtrI
Hall Temperance Reading Room, Sunday
afternoon, when meeting will be held
commencing OF 8 P. N. Prominent loca
speakers will address the audience.
A MAN supposed to be rag picker, hail
ing from Cincinnati, who gave his NAM
as Louis Reinbold, and acted as II he wer,
crazy, was locked up by Officer VIM. Mil
Ear. about o'clock this morning. He /
accused OF cutting boy named Taylor Of
the hand with butCher'sknite, which b
carried on his person.
WE'have it from good authority tina
second to Rev. Joseph Cook on the nell
Of sound science arrayed aggressivel.
ssainst the noisy and high.headed mater
iaiism OF the day-few men In our coun
try can be reckoned superior to Kew
Walter @. Scott, who will lecture at tn
Fourth Street church this evening. Les
inclined TO the hasty acceptance OF appar
, ent conclusions, than Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Scot
Yields patient lattention TO the arrogan
assumptions Ioi false science, and lead
into assent 10 bold striking and wei
br0adered views based upon the result
| of late critical investigation. The treshe
forms OF RationRlism when brought unde
I his scslpel exhibit the structural forms 0
pure truth while the disease is treated rn
der the lines Indicated by sound dag
nosis. Mr.. Scott has won abundant lanr
els wherever he has worked, while tn
area OF his studies is rapidly enlarginG
He is possessed Of rare graces as Take
before an audience. he brings to bis wori
trained intellect, rich by nature AM
rendered by training, elastic AM
vigorous.
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Over 5000 operations and not single
failure to cure. Persons suffering WIN
Piles can be cured by DR.. Kisner's new
method Of operating by calling on him Of
st. James Hotel, December 18th.
Il matters not how long or how badly
YOU have been afflicted or what your pres
emit condition may be, he will cure you or
exact no fee. He does not employ the
knife, ligature or coustics. He performs
no operations upon Piles while they pro.
trude. He does not use the "absortiVe
method ESQ called) nor the Hypodermic
syrenge. All Of these procedures are pain
full, dangerous, even fatal in their effects,
and rarely are they successful, as thou
sands know to their sorrow. He Is con-
suited almost daily by persons thus
butchered. By new and properly con-
structed instruments (pattented) DR.. ks.
ner Is enabled TO operate upon the Pile
tumors at their origin within the rectum,
removing them at their base by painless
process and without detention from bust.
ness, II the tumors protrude they are re-
placed before being treated. One opera
ton is sufficient, In many severe cases to
keep them up. A cure guaranteed IN
every case. Consultation free. viii visit
ladies at their homes II requested.
Mr.. VIM. Cannon, Of Athens, O., says:
at ia with great deal Of satisfaction that
can report the success OF your treat
ment In my case. l am now 6S years old,
and many Of these years | have been sui:
iering with piles. like thousands OF
others have tried everything, but the
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NY piles came down and were intensely
painful. They very often bles, and withai
rendered my lie miserable. When / con.
suited you had very little confidence in
anything, but you gave such strong assur;;
snces OF q cure that concluded to put
myself in your hands, and the result is
most gratifying. In your operations
was cured and with no pain worthy OF
mention. would say to all like suffer.
ers that they have sure cure in your
New Method L will answer with
pleasure allinquiries. You can use this
as you may deem best"
Office, 23l Pam Avenue, Pittsburgh,
Pa, or enquire at 1911 Main street, Wheel
ling, W. Va.
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TuE LINCOLN CLUD-At a meeting ofthe
Directors OF the Lincoln Club, OF Wheel
ing, lsst night, the following gentlemen
we're elected officers:
X. @. Dalzell, President; Messrs. Angus
tus Pollack, Ambrose S. List, and VIM
Hastings, Vice Presidents; VIM. F. Peter
son, corresponding Secretary; A. II. Beach,
Recording Secretary; Samuel ?. Hildreth,
Treasurer. The following gentlemen com
prise the Board OF Directors: n. B. Scott,
Geo. Wise, L. B. Dovener, ". ?, Hubbard
John Clator, Fred Goodfellow, ]. q. De.
vine, Z. O. Dalzell, ]. D. Stanton, 7. FL
Logan, W. II. Travis, W. NJ. Richardson,
A. q. F. Ebeling, Isaiah Warren, and Geo
B. Caldwell. Any one desiring to become
a member OF this organization eau do &c
by leaving his name with any one Of
the above named gentlemen.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR gAIE


ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1850,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock M, Al the front dnor Of
the Court HOpse, IN Wheeling, there will 10 offered
for sale at public auction, valuable tract Of land,
situated about ?yf Inllsl norh Of Vince inA on the
Ohio river aud r, W. Ky, r. H.. being that part Of
tho 4. P. WOldS homo fRTm RSiSDei 10 Mary j..
Jacob il contains In all about 10 ceres but has bstn
laid oil into four parcels, contain lpE respectively 6S
acres IS 20 RGIOs. 1894 acres, and H. rs Rcr In con-
aertion with b6 Last named parcel will 10 sold the
coal privileges In about 10 acres adjoining and also
in the secOi and third parcels, mating In all about
100 ACRES Of copl THIS laut Is very valuable for
gardening PURPOSES and Tor suburban building sites,
rs we'll rs for coal AID limestone plat Of the whole,
With Lub-i 'slOns can DO al my ollie, No. lliO
ChaplIne street. and any pfarmEtlrn in relation TO
the land, will citerriully he gwen by John jacob
Esq, or the undersigned. The land will hTst DO
offered In parcels and thin al whole.
1KRNs oY hALK -One.thirl cash, md tho residue
In two EQUAL payments. one aud two years from the
day Of IRr with Interest the purchaser giving notes
Ter Tho two deferred payments, secured by deed Of
trust or BY good personal S6cuity.
X, B. W0ODg,
doll RaRl Estate Agent.
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1900 boxes Of peaches, $4,000 melons,
500 crates Of plums, 200 crates OF cranoer'
ries, 800 to 700 barrels OF sweet potatoes,
besides doing his share rs q large general
produce dealer.
ALEX. burst
reports very large sale Of all kinds of
produce, fruits, vegetables, &c. Mr.. burst
had not time when our reporter called TO
be very explicit, but claims to have done
his share, which, II allowed, will not differ
materially from some OF the above.
A. II. MADls
has recently started in the wholesale pro.
duce business, but in that time has carried
ON huge trade. He has in the last few
weeks handled $500 pounds OF butter,
1000 dozens OF eggs, seventy.ive barrels
OF cranoerries, 400 dozens live chickens,
1000 pounds OF turkeys, l20 barrels oi
turnipg, 100 bushels Of potatoes, all OF
which make large showing.
COTS DIEHb HoDER,
Water street, also recently started in the
wholesale trade, but in that time have
handled 1900 buckets Of blackberries, 2O,'
OOO melons, and other fruits In proportion,
They handle daily ! 900 lbs Of butter, ! .0OC
dozen Of eggs, 500 heads OF cabbage, 10 TO
% barrels OF apples, 70 barrels OF turnips
100 dozen celery, 10 to 20 barrels onions
Most OF the business oil this firm is done
outside Of the city, very little attention
being given 10 city business. They ex
pect before long 10 be the leading hous'
In the city.
W. o. M'cLuskRY
Deals in berries and oysters, and is thu
largest dealer in the latter in this State o.
Eastern Ohio. Mr., McCluskey estim ate
his business this year will reach from $50,
900 to $4,000 in the matter Of bulk oys
ters alone, which will amount to abou
! As 600 or $4,000 gallons. He does large
trade in the surrounding towns, and alonG
the railroads and river. He also SELL
about fifteen barrels per week OF shel
oysters. He did business in berries las
wear that was not exceeded by any house
In this city. He handles Baltimore aat
GAINESVILLE fruits.
OTHERS.
Besides the above, Taylor & Bro, do {
large oyster business, while Jacob Morril
& Co.,, do q large'wholessle commission
business, on Water street. The Parker
were at one time the largest fruit dealers
in the city. In giving the above We have
made no mention OF the immense quaint
ties OF butter, eggs, fruits, vegetables
poultry, &C., that arc sold in our markets
i've times a week, which are brought II
from the country roundabout. There Ii
certainly no town in the West, Of the pop
uation or twice that Of Wheeling, tina
does the business in produce that We do
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SPECIAL NcrIcR. ohm Roemer has the
most complete stock Of dry goods, notions,
carpets, wall paper, &c, all OF which he
will sell at cost, and some less than cost,
to make room for new goods coming in.
Gall soon il you wish to save money.
Wholesale and retail cheap for cash at
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street, Centre
Wheeling. JOHN RoHMER.
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ADJUSTMENTS. = Rev. Walter @. Scott,
who for many years occupied the pulpit
OF one OF the largest churches in Philsdel.
phia, is advertised TO deliver the second
lecture OF tho Fourth Street Church
course, this evening. The lecturer has many
tainments, gathered in the fields of late
scienlitic research and Discussion, that tit
him for mastery treatment Of the sub'
jeCt OF Julius Cesar aud his times-quite
different in methods and processes,
from the forms OF thought and prin-
Ciples OF criticism which have go
long charmed the student and
Thinker in Gibbons stately pages.
The Roman world, is interpreted, to-day,
by new spirit OF criticism, more liberal
yet more exaC.ing, Mr.. Scott Is speaker
OF great force; possessed OF copious flow
OF well wrought sentences; and In matter,
manner and style, is strikingly indepen.
dent. The lecture will quicken the intel.
lectual sensibililies Of any one who hears II.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES night SAILS.
bury's Ttoubadours will hold the boards
at the Opera House. OF this troupe the
New York Star, February 81, 1880, says:
"The Brook" is an entertainment which
Is entirely bright, altogether amusing and
universally liked. The story is barely a
thread upon which to string as beads the
clever Rotations, the capital songe, the
fbubblinH fun, the pleasant incidents, and
all the happenings OF theatrical picnic
party, but it serves its purpose admirably,
and delights all those who are fortunate
enough TO see It. The Troubadous will re-.
main for two weeks longer at this theatre,
and reserved gealsi for any nightare already
scarcity.
Tickets at Banners.
Academy of MuSic.-An average paying
house greeted tho Howard variety per.
formers last night as usual. The same
programme which has been running
since the first of the week, with few
new features, was repeated. Manchester
and Jsnning5' comedy, "The Irish Tour.
ists, concluded the evenings entertain
ment. a fresh importation Of variety
artists is announced for Monday next.
Ac7O@ the COntinsaL-Oliver Doud Byron
and his combination in this popular dra.
ma, were greeted by fair audience at the
Opera House last evening. The play.
which consists OF four acts, is without any
special plot, but is made intensely inter.
estng by the variety business with which
Il is Interpreted. The spectator Ia trans.
lated from scenes In New York to Cali.
fornia. Harry b. Hudson, as the Five
Points bar:keeper, made notable
hits, and Misses kate Byron and
Grace Murray won much praise
by their well sustained parts.
Misses Sadie Murray, Kitty Green and
Floss Marteli, as Italian street Arabs,
were worthy OF the applause they re.
ceiyed. Others worthy Of mention for
their specialties were Master Charles ].
Hsvan. John Foster, James B. Radcliffe
and Joe II. Banke, tho latter doing Won
derful fddling in many wonderful pos.
lures. Oliver Doud Byron carried
through tho character OF Joe Ferris,
keeper OF Station ~, P. r. R, with his
usual well known ability.
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PERSONAL NoTES.-Rey. A. Hall, Of Dial.
lac, W. Va, Ia visiting his daughters at
the Wheeling Female College,.
Mr.. SweetSer, president OF the SweeLser
OIL Company, PGrkerHburg; T. L. Dudley,
aud James W. WAndlirH, OF ParksrSburg,
and W. P. James, Of the st, Charles Hotel,
Pittsburgh, were guests at the st. James
yesterday.
a lady highly, esteemed in that locality,
died yesterday afternoon.
nMr. E. D. Ludwig, Of Fayette county,
W. Va, u gentleman well known In con.
nection with Swiss immigration to this
State, is stopping at the stAmm House.
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@le gntelliaellleE.
0nIGsi N0e. % nod u ROuTiseDIh GtroOt,
Now AlyertIsemenIs.

New AuvefLlbemenths
sherif's Sale.
Wanted-Boarders.
Wanted-stogy Cigarmakers.
The Science OF Genuine Money.
Psrlor Coal YaseS-Nesbitt & Bro.
New Goods-Edmund Booking.
For sale-Alexander Bone.
For Cincinnati-St. Lawrence!
Spare Ribs-D. O. List, Jr.
Grand Concert-Henry Lehnert.
For Rent-Pork House.
For Christmas-Friend 4 Son.
For Sale-Counter and Shelving.
Gold Spectacles at Cost-Louis DeChert;
For SaIe-PortAble Engine, Boiler and
Skating.
Big Bargains in Books and Fancy Goods
The Centre for Holiday Goods-Mar'
shall, Kennedy 4 Blake,
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TRASsrERg OF REAL ESTATE The fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were admit
ted to record in the office Of the Recorder
yesterday:
Joha Zoeckler to John Arbenz, for lot
2O2, on Twentieth street, for 81 $50.
Deed made December 18th, 1880. by 81.
mon Horkheimer and vile, to Edward
Raw, ior 1866 acres Of ground on the waters
OF Little Wheeling Creek, for $1,000.
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AUCTION sales will be resumed at the
jewelry store Of Q. P. Brown, 81 Twelfth
Street, on Saturday, the 18th, commenc-
ing at 9 and O'Clock P. NJ, and continu-
ing at the same hours during the follow.
ing week.
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SMITH & LIonrNRR, Of Chicago, ILL.,, buy
and sell grain and provisions for future
delivery on commission. Margin required,
FIVE cents per bushel on wheat; three cents
on corn and oats. ReIerences-the banks
and prominent business houses OF Chica-
go. Their book OF statistical and other
Information mailed upon application. +
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AUCTION sales will DO resumed at the
iewelry store OF @. p. Brown, 81 Twelfth
Street, on Saturday, the 18th, commenc-
ing at 9 and 7 o'clock p. NJ, and continu-
Ing at the same hours during the follow
ing week.
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BUY a present that will uutlast time, one
that will not only gladden. the heart to-day
but In after years awaken happy reooIlec'
tions OF the glyer, you can get u from
JACOB ". HRUR5, Ieweler.
Corner Market and Twelfth Sis.
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
IL MNuNnSYILLE.

1900 Apple Trees. two, three lour aud I've year.
500 Peach, one (iIGm budl yesr.
$500 PIumS one and two years
SGN QulncCs, two and three ytAu.
900 cherries, one and two years.
SJOyU EyeTgreOnS mostly Juniper from one 70 I've
isSt Tha aoye aro thrifty and Ia good condition Tor
tTan,plantiDg. win sell a. low a. the lowest. Cor.
responTenrV solicited. address, SAMUEL NIL:
LER, MolndSvillo. Euntry II enc mile west OIL
MomniGviie Deuot, de7-DAw'
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AUCTION sales will be resumed at the
jewelry store Of @. P. Brown, 81 Twelfth
Street, on Saturday, the 18Th, commenc.
ing at 2 and Z o'clock p. NJ, and continu.
ing at the same hours during the follow
ing week,
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GREAT bargains in watches, iewelry and
silverware at Browns closing out sale,
81 Twelfth Street. Auction Saturday, the
18th, at 2 and o'clock r. NJ, and at same
hours every afternoon and evening next
wank
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WASHINGTON, D. O., DeCembN vi A
M.-For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
northeast to southeast winds, partly cloudy
weather and rain, rising, followed by fall
ing barometer, and slight fall followed by
rising temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather and slight snow, north TO eas
winds, rising, followed by falling barome
ter and slight fall, followed by rising tenn
perAture,
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I liz the gentlemen whose lips pressed the
lady's snowy brow and thus caught Sc
we're cold had but used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, no Doctors bill would have been
necessary.
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GREAT bargains in watches, jewelry md
slverware, at Browns closing out sale
81 Twelfth Street. Auction Saturday, the
18th, at 9 and O'Clock p. NJ, and at same
hours every afternoon and evening next
week.
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DOR sALE-vALUABLE BELLAIRE

Tho uudtnIEued ontn at private iaIe sore room
PnL dwelling house lOc1led on ThIIy.sec0nd street.
EellElre, Ohio. The dwelling 10 new and the store
room is almost new 10th supplied viii gas aud
water and 10 excellent repair. The store L. popular
hUrucSs stand where good grocery has been tG!Ab-
lshrl Tor Twenty zone Year,. For terms, DC cal on
or address, a. lHChaHDsuNI,
Ie7 htlIuic, OulO'
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GREAT bargains in watches, jewelry and
silverware at Browns cloRing out sale,
81 Twelfth Street. Aution Saturday, the
18th, at and Z O'Clock P. NJ, and at same
hours every afternoon and evening next
paak
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NOR RENT~AN ELEGANT COUNTRY

l. residence, situated on "EdGlngtbn Lane" two
aud Ons,hRli miles from this city and within hVI
laluutts walk Of the him Grove RailFoat. The house
l. entirely new contains eight rooms bCSid0s bath
room, eloth(sTOonl and attic Hot and cold water
throughout and all tho other modern couVentenceS.
A RFs0 and conveniently arranged liable and car
riFgs house. and all nJcsaa'rS outNudings In perfect
sores Of Grouhd, we'll fenced In. For particulars IN
quirc by mail OF Mrs lAbellA savage, w. or per.
bonslly .; Dr. W, ]. Bates J, No. ~ Twelfth street.
-
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Now TerrIlory ACQUIRED.

Our days Of Rheumatism are well nigh
numered according to an Illinois exchange,
st. Jacobs Oil enters rheumatic territory,
aud conquers every subject. That's right.
We believe In It.
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BOUND IN BLESSED BONDS.-A notable
wedding was that which took place at half
past 5 o'clock yesterday morning at the
Disciples Church, and 1t passed of very
pleasantly. As the talented young
organist, Mr.. James Rhees, played the
wedding march from Lohengrin, Miss
Nellie G. Atkinson and Mr.. Brooke E.
Adams walked up the aisle, and in q few
minutes were made man and wife, BY
Elder W. B. Thomson, tho officiating
minister. The bride was tssteIully at
tired in handsome walking suit OF helioA
tTope surah satin combined with plush,
with plush hat TO match, The groom
looked unusually well in his conventional
suit Of black. After the ceremony those
present came up to offer their cougratula.
lions and the young couple started on
their wedding journey accompanied by
the best wishes Of hosts Of friends Cor
their future happiness. They leave Tor
the Eas. after the holidays. They com.
menCe their married life under most pro.
pi,ious circumstances. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams are iavorites in Wheeling society,
and the INTELLldEScER joins their other
friends in heartiest congratulations.
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A CARD
TN REPLY TO JAMES H. RIDDLE
l. Petition to Council.

TN REPLY TO JAMES q. RIDDLES
l. Petition to Council.
Editor Of The Iatelligsneer:
Prompted, no doubt, for political purposes,
the above named person presented to Council,
at It's last meeting, petition setting forth
tho fact that had deprived him and those in
his employ OF part OF the wages that was due
them, as the successors OF myself and my en-
plOyes as Superintendent thu Water Works
This act, coming at the time that it does on
the eve Of the election, IL reflection upon
me, his opponent for the position. and almost
two years after its occurrence, will show con-
UluSivGly that II Is prompted purely for
political purposes. Not only is the attack
mean and c0wardiy, coming In the way II
does, II It were true but 1t Is false and maic-
iOus and this can prove 10 the entire salts
faction OF the public. Had Mr.. jas. II, Riddle
taken the trouble to examine the ordinances
governing his office (which he at least should
BE- fami lar WITH he would have found that
the com pens4tion given " the Superintendent
OF the Water Works for the employment OF two
engineers, two tlremen and the paymtnt Of
himself Is an annual allowance, and not q
monthly salary. TbehmOunt Is five thousand
dollars per annum, Out Of this he Is to pay
two engineers and two iremun md the re.
mpinter Is lett for himself for his lerviceF. Ny
engineers and hremen were employed by the
year. Tho Eve thousand dollars was appropri-
ated by ordinance for the payment OF them
aud myself. 1t Is all | ever received, and It
was justly due me. II did pay my men for
the full month from 18th to S0th, two days
extra) II was paid out of my own money, and
II can be no business whatever OF Jas. II. Rid.
die, nor did he or his employees suffer the loss
Of one cent by 1t. Every man who has been
in my employment can bear testimony that
paid them honorably and justly every amount
due them and II Is hoped that Mr. Jas. Il.
Riddle will retire from the office with US clear
and credltable all eScutcheon.
respectfully,
JOHN ". CUMMINGS.
Candidate for Superintendent OF the Water
Works.
DECEMBER 10, 1880. decl7
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For SALE,
On Saturday, December 10, 1880,

At o'clock at the front door oil the Court House.
] Will oner fG' sale tha following property:
Not No. 1903, on north side Of eighteenth street o1
which is situated brick church with dwelling In
the rear.
Al,O the north half Of the south hall Of lot No ILL.,
in NuvEre IL, on west Side Of Eoh street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets with threC-Sory bri'E
house.
Also the Linden property, on Nistllie oil MC'ol0ch
street, Eaht wheeling, running back 10 the CIeeki
with brick house and itN house. Title Of above prop
CITY perfect Terms made known on day Of sale.
". II. HALLEH,
WI. ". CoWDEN, AuCticneer.
sOUcitnr delS