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The Osceola times., 1880-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
FOR GOVERNOR.

We are authorized to announce J. n sMITIiEE
as a candidate for Governor at the ensuing
November election, subject to the action OF the
Democratic State Convention to be held on the
2nd day OF June, 1850.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-03

Hon. p. Dunn will be IL candidate
for reelection, and is of the opinion
that he is entitled to Il fair and full
trial before being out. There Is no
use of swapping horses unless you
get boot.-Jacksonport Herald.
Even then, lis not always best.
as the boot may fit the wrong foot.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-03
DIR. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand without a rival.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-03
FOR CONGRESS-.

We are auth oriZed 10 announce J. W House,
of Scarcy. White County, as u candidate ior
Congress, to represent this, the fret, distri'i,
subject to the action OF the Congressional Con
N,.nIi inn
The Osceola times., 1880-04-03
AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepar-
atcry to, or after taking Quinine.
. AS a simple purgative they are un-
eoualcd.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-03
CHURCH SERVICES.

Every Sabbath, at the second baptist Church 1,
ut II O'Clock, a. m, aud 2 m,
II L. PREWITT, Pastor,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

One dollar per square of one inch running
measure, or space of ten lines of this type, for
hrs, insertion, and seventy-iye cents Tor each
subsequent Insertion.
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THE OSCEOLA TIMES.

LEON ROUSSAN,
f d tor and Proprietor.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-03
CREDITS DUE COUNTY.

Total Co. debt to date, s22, 2,5l5,19.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-03
VOLUME XI.
THE OSCE0LA TIMES.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. I'm adyance)
For Term of One year r................&i 90
=. s,A Months. ......,....... IS
The Osceola times., 1880-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The quickest way to reach thc people, and TO
enlist the press In your cause is to announce
yourselves through the local papers. For This
purpose, the columns of the TINES are open to
the various candidates, state, Congressional,
Judicial County and Township at the follow
ing CASH rates.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
FOR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES.

IN LOCAL COLUMN
First insertion, per line .............. 15 cents
Zach subsequent insertion. .............lO d"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15

lake Jackson Car ries the County
by Over Three HuLdrt d.,
Tn Which Curtis Brown Adds
Still Another Hundred.


Tie complete returns from ONO
comfy. printed in tabulated form, else
where. confirm the prediction OF yes
terday A solid delegation oil Demo-
Gratis be found returned to the various
county offices. jolly Jake Jackson mas
laid Sturgiss snd his dickered statistics
so low that even long Yves. Atkinson
cannot reach him. In MS
home in the beautiful Monon-
gala sits a lone and disconsolate man,
bordering over the uncertainties OF lie.
In his hand is a note book in which
speech is posted and to which he occa-
siopally refers. But it contains TO
hahn in Gilead for his sad, sad soul. The
wire has flashed him the news: ONO
county gives Jackson BIZ majority,
and he feels that West Virginia, the
State he has so slandered and lbeled, is
no Beulah Land for him.
In the darkest corner oil the press
room OF the Iteliigpcsr, the changing oil
the press no less tumultuous than his
thouyhts. sat man on whose brow sor-
row sat, plumed. Melancholy was writ
ten i'm every line of his couhtenance,
and in his hand was state
ment of the Ohio county returns. KEEP
ner, 1916: Mcneil, 1928; Frew,. 1886;
beaten by printer and Waverly. Oh;
why dill run on a Presidential year?
OH why did borrow that coon from
the Pittsburgh COmmcrciot-Gd-sus! All,
all is lost, save--nothing'
Not one man behind. Helmbright
Thought sure he would catch Phillips
by his personal popularity in
the lower wards, for Charlie
is popular. but Boo is solid
at home and came out OF his native
heath, Washington. with the handsome
majority OF l67. His plurality in the
county is lS9. Several to spare.
We all knew We would whoop Brown
through, and we did. lie had a strong
adversary in Parks and gentleman OF
the first water, but he took the skates
by majority OF Az. He is happy as a
king. .
For Legislature, Mcneil lead of with
a vote Of 1928; Kepner next, with 1916,
then Seabright, then Morgan. jordan
and Zane are through, handsomely and
the county is solid for DOnehoo.
The State ticket has handsome ma
iority, with Auditor Miller IN the lead
And now bring on Garfield and Hutch
inson and let us at 'em.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
Coll sion on the Hempfielj.

There was collision OF slight proper
tons on the Hemptield division OF the
Baltimore and Ohio. last night, but for
tunately no one was injured. The reg
ular train from Washington, due here at
6:50P. NJ. did not arrive until about ii
p. NJ. i'm consequence. The collision Oc-
Cured at Point Mills, about 6 o'clock,
and was in this wise:
The train that arrives here from
Washington and the one that leaves
here at $40 p. NJ. pass at that point.
The train from Washington arrives first
il il is on time, and one Of the crew is
detailed to fix the switch so as to throw
the Wheeling train on to the side track.
Last evening the train from Washington
was little behindhand, and before the
man whose duty it is to fix the switch
for the Wheeling train could
reach his post, the WHEELING train
dashed around the corner and INTO the
Washington train, which was standing
still. The damage done was only to tine
engines; that OF the Wheeling train had
its pilot and headlight badly wrecked,
while the pilot, air pumps and various
other parts OF the Washington engine
were generally disarranged, and the
front running gear lifted from
the track. Both engines were
also locked into each other 50 that it
took some time to separate them. The
Wheeling train was coming around the
curve faster than it is allowed, as it
should come slow in order to let the en-
gineer see that the side track is albright.
The shock shook the passengers up
rather lively, but no one was hurt.
A special train was sent out from here
and brought in the passengers and bag
gage.
The above report il as accurate as
could be learned last night from the
men OF the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
LEGAL NOTIsn~

State OF West vir,nis ~
ns olerrs ofiee Of the Con- Res
a. d iss y. A0n'a y, the nj q, So 2, "a /
Nm. Julia a: Ford, plaintiff
W..
Ms. Margaret 5. Jore,. x,,.
Louis N; Cole, Joshua Bn,G !sAl
I6urisy, nc; Mary Z. Ransi. s<
nnoian; deceased. Wn sls N
Ms,{ Z Alton. wife o. mo-. ht,e a N
handian. sarah l.. U,nIs,,c y
Handisn and Carrie 1. Hs,a, I.
the said John Han Ian s.q.sa, - d
dfen oi MS Jennet Hur.r >o; p. Il
NM. Elizabeth Pesrce' 49,, tas q. !, n
Cstharine NcLeyne. o.. h...,gt :
Robert Cowan, d.yise,, q, : !! %, =
ctased. aeiendens. VI 'oh, Coz. :
Is CHAScyEy
The object OF this suit /, ~
right OF Nm. Julia A. Fonl esy- 2.
undivided fifth in,er,,, IN slt- /, d,
traot OF lani. com monty n,v''Ait a..
Kun Mining Conn sny's o,Sl -. /, !,
one undivided fifth ir,e..,, .atc. =. :
". J. W. Cowden. by d,,d - t'r,,.. !
day OF March. A. ID. Is.s IN ~. Ia !
Margaret :. Jones Aud arit' ~ b. Z
made that the said d,iencSn,. hsr, =
and Joshua Burley Arr - io.s :
state, and that the names s.5 - ''ts.is-s :
OF the children Of Mr.. JrDn., 80 as !, =, !
Mrs. Elizabeth Pcarce. and M, nae. -
Catherine NcLeyne. devise. ~ - ,
deceased, are unknown 10 N -, \. "a, !.
defendants, Louis ". Cole 40 :. !,
and the said defendant, v ho.. ...H1 y
OF residence are unknown. ,,- ~ A.
pear after due publication az \, t.N.
Clerks Office OF our sail Cor,, 80 o'.s'
holden therefor. on the er>t NJ =,
Der, A. u. lSsO. aid DO whs, yn-A' D..
tcct their Interests. Ie,,r. ''sST /,
VIM. p; Hubbard and WI n - =
ors for plaintiff. :" Hn's :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PITTSBURGH, October l4.-River two
inches below gauge and stationary.
Weather, raining and warm.
CINCINNATI. October l4.-River 4 feet
6 inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm. Arrived-Ariadne, Tenne-
see river.
LOUISVILLE, October l4.-River falling
with feet IL inches in the canal.
Weather cloudy and warm. Fulton
and tow from Greensboro.
Sr. LOUIS, October l4-Arrived-
Florence No. 2, Memphis; NY Choice
and barges, Cairo. Departed Gold
dust, Vicksburg; Key West, New Or.
leans; Barnard, Vicksburg; My Choice
and barges, Cairo. River fallen 9 inches,
with 10 feet inches by the gauge.
Weather clear and very warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
HYMEN'S HOLIDAY.
Coming Caprrs Cut by Cupid.

Our society peapie were the happy
recipients yesterday Of chose gay little
notes on the sunbeam Of fashion,
wedding cards.
The first ceremony is that OF Mr.. Al
exander Mitchell and Miss Della Har-
bour, which takes place at the Fint
Presbyterian Church on the evening OF
the list inst. Mr.. Mitchell occupies the
responsible position of bookdeeper Of
the First National Bank OF West Virgin =
ia, and is well and favorsbly known,
while Miss Harbour is a general favorite
among her large circle OF friends.
The other interesting event is to lie
performed in Rlvenna, Ohio. on Wed
nesday the 9th inst, at which time or e
OF our Young and prosperous business,
as we'll as society men, Mr. Charlie ".
Franzheim, will lead to the altar Mrs
Ida Mertz, a charming young lady who
has often visited in this city and who
will be received by our society here
with pleasure. Ravenna's loss will be
our most decided gain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
BELLAIRE.
Personal - Political News In
General.

General.
b. W. Johnson, OF Cincinnati, is in
the city, stopping at the Belmont
House.
The Democrats begin to think that
they have been scooped in Indiana, but
have high hopes of good result in
November.
November 18th, is the date fixed for. "A
meeting of the stockholders in the Bot
tie Works. On that day the directors
will be elected. 1t don't take much
time to start manufacturing establish.
ment in Bellaire when the right men
take hold OF it.
Joseph L. Everch, OF Zlnesville, is in
the city, stopping at the Globe HOUSE.
Cards are out for the marriage OF MIR.
John Heinlen, Of Bridgeport, to Miss
Gerry Neiswanger, OF st. Clairsville.
The wedding is to be on the 29th at ST.
Clairsville.
Jere Williams, OF Monroe county,
passed through the citv, yesterday.
Jere has his headquarters at Washing
ton City now. He is still interested in
the political result of old Monroe, how
ever.
A son of Martin Cain received a
slight wound in the breast yesterday, by
being struck by a swing board.
The brick work OF the new bank
building is rapidly progressing. The
building will probably be completed by
January LIST.
T. NJ. Barnes, of Washington City,
was about the city yesterday.
Miss Alice Melott had very pleas
ant entertainment when home on Rose
Hill, Wednesday evening. Some very
pleasing music was furnished by Misses
Ditmer and lngler.
The nail mill closed down on Tues
dav and Wednesday, and only small
portion of the hands worked YESTERDAY.
The bows got excited over the election.
Democrats here are betting heavy on
tile general result in November. Some
also have Offered bets on Indiana in No.
vember.
Col. &. S. S. Baron, Republican, was
arrested yesterday, charged by JAS. NJ.
Thorp, who is a Republican, with
influencing Felix Faber to vote
against his convictions, on Tuesday last,
bv giving said Felix Faber a pint Of
whisky. The case was to cone up last
night before Republican Justice, aud it
is liable to prove grand Republican
farce.
Mrs. q. G. McC 10Y, who has been visit
ing relatives here for some weeks, re.
turned to her home in Denver, Col, on
Wednesday.
Andrew Anderson has accepted po-
sition as clerk in Alex. McGregors
store.
Some of the Republican manufactur-
ers in this city bet large sums OF money
and then when they get scared about the
result they tell their employees to vote
the Republican ticket as the manufac-
tory will b. closed il they, the manufac-
turers, are defeated. Workingmen use
your own minds and be Tree men.
There is to be social dance at the
Turner Hall on Friday evening.
On Wednesday afternoon the Repub-
Leans went through town requesting
Republican ladies who lived at Demo-
C tic hou:e3 to Ilumirat, the houses
in the evening. They must have been
terribly hard pushed to come down to
that.
The Hancock Reserves had a meeting
last night. The boys are not discourag-
cd by the recent little backset, but are
eager for the fray and will do good work
between this and November ID.
Miss Ida Smith, Of Monroe county, is
visiting at the residence OF Isaac Booth,
Esq, in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
THE NEW BOARD.
The Names and Political Com
plexiOn Of Our New County
Too tnnnna

The Names and Political Com
plexi0n Of Our New County
Commissioners.
The Commissioners OF Ohio county
for the next four years will be as fol.
lows:
Washington district-M. Stein, Dem
ocrat, will succeed H. W. Phillips, Dem
crat.
Madison district. A. Armstrong,
Republican, will succeed himself.
CLAY district-Jos. Speidel, Republi.
can, will succeed John Frew, Republi-
can.
Union district-B. F. Caldwell, Re-
publican, will succeed John W. Boring,
Democrat
Centre district-Thomas Sweeney,
Democrat, will succeed T. 7. Hutchinson,
Republican.
Webster district George H. Carnahan.
Democrat. President Of the Board, will
succeed himself.
Richie district-John W. Schultze,
Republican. will succeed himself.
Triadelphia district-E. NJ. Atkinson,
Independent Republican. will succeed
himself.
Liberty district-C. 6. Terrill, Demo-
crat, will succeed himself.
Richland distric, Nichols,
Democrat, will succeed James W.
McCulloch, Democrat.
The complexion of the Board will be,
Democrats, 5; Republicans, 4; indie.
pendent Republicans. i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
FARM FOR SAT-

WILL OFFER At PRIVATE
l. Farm owned by the late ] AIS
decreased. and containing m sr... =. "a ,
brick house containing i,u ,0r, = "a
by q feet, under which are ,hs,r -. ~
stable adjoining, shop. MAO. ~. =.
cribs: milk house. with sr,ose hc,.-.' q; /
tine orchard OF about ~ tnce,. A., :
vcine underlies the wLV,e oil, '' 2,
This valuable farm /, laSs,,J
county, Ohio, two li,es from a., I. 3
miles north OF Martin. Fcry.o go "A
address or call on l.. J. {. pr,rr..S
Ferry, D. OF J. + jov,'.ts
Executor. on the premise. I.e,S.,N
Ferry, o. "a,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
ABOUT PEOPLE.

DR.. J. II. Manvion, OF Kingwood, was
in the city for short time Yesterday.
VIC. Gamewell, son OF Superintend-
ent Gamewell, of the Fire Alarm Tele.
graph, who has been assisting his father
here, has gone home.
Capt. Ed. p. Bowie, formerly OF this
city, and known as most genial gentle
man, came up from Bellaire last even
ing to visit his friends in this city.
James NJ. Lee, of the State Universe
~, is spending few days with friends
in town
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
NUTSHELL NOTES.
Iors of enthusiasm last night.

Lors OF enthusiasm last night.
Things are quieting down and becom'
ing peaceful again.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record yesterday by County ''erk
Hook.
Tux ]. W. Schultza boat club gave Il
very pleasant dance at kOch's Hall, last
evening.
The man who answers questions in
office i'm relation 10 election news II
about dead.
The Supreme Court OF the State meets
this morning for the purpose OF transact
ing some business now on the docket.
FRANK STANLEY was arrested by o.
ficer Miller, Yesterday afternoon, Tor
committing an assault and battery on
Andy Albinger, last Tuesday,
Ara meeting OF the Board OF Educa'
ton of Fulton, held last evening, Louis
Roth was qualified rs a member oil the
Board to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF b. +. I)eckler.
TIE Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company has paid to Mrs. Joseph W.
Stenger, wife OF the man who was
drowned several weeks ago, the sl,oOo
due on her husbands life. lie was
drowned on September 18th.
CONSIDERABLE eYcitemet and merri-
ment was occasioned at the NIgiiant
engine house on Tuesday, when 1t was
found that the 329th vote cast was the
one put in by John McNabb, one OF the
red hottest radical! voters in Washing
ton district.
The Yoke Fellows hold one oil their
entertaining and instructive meetings al
the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church this
evening. These meetings were very
popular last season, aud they will be
lust as popular this season, as the COM
mittees having matters i'll charge are
good ones and will see that things are
done in way that will be agreeable to
all.
The Young men OF the Sixth ward
organized Hancock and English club
in that ward, last evening, that num-
beers seventy.iive strong. The following
marching officers were elected: Patrick
IIeniyan, captain; George McCurdy,
first lieutenant, and James Sweeny, see.
ond lietenant. Another meeting Is call.
ed for to night for the purpose OF rec"lv-
ing new members, perfecting organza'
ton and drill.
An editor pictures reporter, IN pro
posed new style OF school reader, thus
iy: "Here is the face OF 4 reporter. See
how joyful he looks. lie has just heard
that man has cut his own throat, AMI
he is gong for the item. Should Won
like to be reporter, and get licked on
dark nights, and see dead persons, AMI
climb up four pair OF stairs. and 90 to
Forepaugh's circus and menagerie, Tor
nothing?
LAST evening an attempt was made to
burglarize the residence OF DR.. Clrich on
Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. DR.. Ulrich's daughter had
crossed the hall leading from the house
to her fathers office. When she return
ed she left the hall door unlocked.
Coming out few moments after, she
found the door locked. She considered
this strange and spoke oft 10 her father.
The house was lit up and search instl-
tuted. While they were up stairs, they
heard the noise OF door shutting. On
going down stairs they found the hall
door was unlocked. Muddy boot marks
were also found. Again people are
cautioned to securely lock their doors
and windows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
PILES PILES! PIlH
Assure Cure Foundat I.a,,
One Need Nutls,

A sure cute for the Bin. E,l,.,
AMI liberated Pii,, la, lz,n l.cT.,..
williams IAN lui.an rmri, o..
liams' Indian Ointment. A,.s.'sN5,..
the worst Chronic cas., ~ iarrfyff,,-.-
years standing. No our ueyl,af,.
af.er applying thls wonirfiu. ,.sttr,.-
cine. Lotions. insttGmruI, az =,
do q great deal mon harm lhsa a..
liams' Ointmcnt ah>lfhs the -,
the intense itching lpaT'iyg'ar'y n p. -
getting warm IN bell. att a, A.. !.
Instant and painless r.ii,i. aui .,frs.,
for Piles itching II the p,.lAir Isu,,s
Ing else. Thousand. %, rg',I Ia,.,- (. -.
virtue, and physician, 81 MI Shl.,t--
the greatest CONSTRUCTION a. mrl.f.-..
IL matters not how .oIE az ,r,r-ri, l..
been suffering, You can b" Guns! l. =,
call for Williams Indian r.,ru,lt,a.- i.
no other. For sale 10y al drurg',,, 10.
& Co.. Agetts. W.st y G.imun.. D.. -,
Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
Arm Crushed.

Luther Bradford, an employe OF the
P, W. 4 Ny, met with very painful
accident Yesterday afternoon, while en-.
gagged in the discharge Of his duties.
The accident occurred about hslf.past
three at the Superior Works in North
Wheeling. Bradford is employed ss q
brakeman on the freight train and was
engaged in coupling cars at the point
named, when his arm was caught by q
swiftly advancing car before he could
withdraw it. For a few moments he
endured terrible agony and when the
engine had drawn the cars away, it was
found that his arm was terribly man.
gled and crushed and was besides brok.
en- in three places. He was taken TO the
Hospital, where it is expected the arm
will be amputated, as the physicians
t link there is no way OF sayirg the
member. Bradford's home is in Steub.
enville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
|. Blum & Bro,
llOi MAIN STREET.

llOi MAIN STREET.
For Rar,.in< in silks. l. Blum & Bro.
For Ra-yaiuS in CaShmereS. Blum & Bro.
Fnr Bargains iu Novelties. ]. Blum Il Bro.
For Rar,,ain> ia satin lie Lyon. ]. Blum 4 Bro.
Fnr B,rs,inS i'm Nomir Cloth. !. Blum & Bro.
Eor EargtipS in Dress Materials. |. Blum & Bro.
For B,rsain> in Dress PlaidS Blum / Bro.
Tor E.r.ains in.>aiinS I. Blum 4 Bro.
For Bargains m NelyetS, l. Blum 4 Bro.
For Bar.s.ns in Novelty silks; !. Blum x BIO.
For BARGAINS in FringcS. |. Blum 4 Bro
For Rsr.ains in Dre>s Trimmings, j. Blum 4
Bro.
For Rerg,in, 10 CloSkS I. Bum 4 Bro.
rnr Bargains az DOlmanS. !. Blum y bro.
Scr Rs,rgai,iS IN Walking JarkCtS. |. Blum Bro
F>r Blr,aius in Flanaels aud Blankets. l. Blum
& Bro
Yor BIrgainS in ShawIS. ]. Blum x Bro
For Bargains in Housekeeping GOodS. l. Bum
~ Brp.
To ind /, GOOD assortment ut the lowest prices
tl..al A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
Tine Garden SPOT" Demonstration To-
night

The preparations in the Seventh ward
Tor the flag presentation exceed any
thing of the kind ever held in that ward
before. The flag. a handsome affair, has
been prepared by the Democratic ladies'
OF the ward. and the Seventh ward Han
cock and English club, are more than
proud over the interest being manifested
in them by their fair friends.
The programme for this evening is,
the Young Mems Democratic club men,
bers are ordered to meet at the Acade-
where they will form and headed by
kramer's iull band, march othe bridge,
where the First and Second ward
clubs will fall in line and there
be received by committee from
the Garden Spot" club. The
line OF march will be then taken up
over the bridge, where all tolls have
been arranged for, and to the West End,
where the Seventh ward club receives
them, and the following route will be
gone over: West on Virginia to Penn,
north on Penn to Zane, west on Zane to
the wlgwam, where the presentation
takes place, after which, the march is
continued on Zane to South York,
south on South York to Virginia, thence
10 the bridge where the Seventh ward
"lnb sautes and the city clubs 90 To
I ieir club rooms and disbsnd.
The Nominations will lie OF a supe-
rior order and the Young Men will take
their calcium light, so that every thing
will be bright and joyful. Let every
member OF the clubs invited turn out
and give the Island big boom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
Transfers.

The following conveyances OF real es'
tate were admitted to record yesterday
by Recorder Hook:
A deed made September LIST, 1880, by
Jacob Il. Greer, guardian OF Arthur Il. ,
Bessie L. and Annie q. Hubbard. To j..
Shriver Woods, in consideration OF SIS
100. of a piece or parcel OF ground in
Triadelphia district, known as lot No. j
of the sub division OF Poor House farm
and containing one acre, more or less.
4 deed made October 18th, 1880, by
Henry IIelienbine and wife To A. q.
lager, in consideration OF $500, of q
piece OF land in Ohio county, situated
on Wheeling creek, containing forty and
one-hall acres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
SHEET Music, at half price, at Sheib's.
Pleasant Surprise.

Last evening at Goetze's Hall. on the
South Side, there was a very pleasant
surprise party rendered to Mr..
Adolph Siumpf, and Miss Lizzie
Mason. 1t was one OF the jolliest
affairs OF the kind held this season. The
surprised couple were also the recipients
OF magnificent wreath of choice and
exquisite flowers from Joe Faulk, of
Remington, Ohio. Dancing was in.
dulyed in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-15
Walking Jackets 4!

In immense stock OF the
cheapest and prettiest gnr-
ments in the market. Would
call special attention to our
.iyIcs i'm Walking Jackets, the
most perfect fitting In the city.
JOHN ENSHEIMER.
Eleventh street, near SECOND
ward Market.