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oH1cAeo. February l2.-The Droysrs' Jour.
nal reports:
HoGs-Receips 10000 head; shipments
1000 head. Market opened fairly active,
closing quiet but firm mixed packing 81 10a
4 IS; light S42oa4 40; choice heavy $i40a4 65.
CArrLE-Receipts $500 head shipments
200 head. Good demand, and all sold early
arm; cows S2 4oa5B 80; bulls s. sSss %; oxen
50 O0aS 20; calves 81 OOa6 25; stockers and
feeders steady at g 00a4 10.
sREEP-Receips 1900 head; shipments
500 head. Market quiet and easier but not
quotably lower at 81 Ooa5 so.
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srnArronp, oxr., August l, ISL.

s~rnArFoRD, oNr., August l, 1874.
Having become almost entirely cured Of
extreme debility through the use OF Eel.
Compound Syrup Of ,Hypophos'
l feel it but just to putthe fact on
record. My case had resisted all other
but succumbed to three bottles
Of Fellows Hypophosphites.
CHS. Ii. ROBERTSON.
Sold by Logan, List & Co. .Mwp6w
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Now Orleans Cotton MARKET.

New ORLEANS, February 49, Cotton firm
middling 1910; low do 1880; good ordinary
1910; net receipts, S,2SS bales; gross, 9,l3C
bales. Exports, Great Britain $500 bales;
France 500 bales; continent G7s bales; coast,
wise 2,0S5 bales. SalesG 800 bales; stock
49,, $40 bales.
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New YoRK. February 1.-THE general
market Is rather less active and prices are
firm on all kindsof goods. Cotton goods are
closely sold up, and very firm. Prints arc
quiet and steady. Lawns and piques are In
good demand. Dressgoods and ginghams are
fairly active. Mems wear woolens are in
steady request Foreign goods are more
sought for, and firm.
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For UPWARDS OF Thirty WARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves ,oind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
Is cents a bottle. pAw
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"a, beea postponed nnIl! 9a'
vi ~, Al IVY i, HANSON GOOD. trustee:
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=, 4. HLtLEE AleuO"es..[,,,

s:T:1rEiS SALE OF EAST WHEEL
80 P9grhs5i 81 trui. male BY Elizabeth
bHEaI NV N. Jordan, who 10 living Separ;;
VI y u. ~, b,i husband. to the undefSignea
|aHlg iSs Iii day Of March, $40, AtG ie.
|Tsst es' a ~ al the Clerk Of the C0u1ty Sou5I
Z -. SSt vITIalS, in Deed Book No. D.
S,rrD4Y, FEBRUARY 2isT, 1885, =.
,.u ocIosk A. NJ, proceed to sell Al
dgssdI 4 tbs Court House Of ono county,
a,tSi:.%, NM highest and beat Oldder' me
ID TH1A \ HpsISTtT, thstis 10 say; All th4t
Ntti ~ Tliy Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
ST. 4, diEs,s and fronting % ihe norm Y
klE h ,t1et jfOImer y called Zane street,
sWisaI. Il. .,,s,n one-hlli Of lot nnmbered One
~ ii siTty.thrte (. u Of lot 1911 Us uesiS-
iaJstS pI d sid CITY. ,,,On,.o uopsv
iuna n, IS ihS purchaser may elect 70 ply,
titnSH. ,-tius 10 two equal payments ~ 81 anu
IuE N SitS ~Iatrrrst FROM day Of sale, FIr-
tlIaIs, 4 ,,eEurel by deed Of tIuSt Tor DE-
mas md rOllry, Of Insurance. ~ tng
ine ~ Iile 10 the said property !; OeneNea
IN SslllpE Is trustee shan convey
~ MI III vested In me by SaAd deea OF
;G wN. F. HUBBARD, Trustee;
IN HUN, ~AuaiSneer. laz9
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Maud had a<fine figure, good face and
pretty name. One should see her at o dis
lance. When she began to talk, you
realized that she never used Sozodont.
Her breath was unlike the breezes Of
Araby the blest.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 12.--sugar llrmcri
%cistern bottoms 5Ha5c; inferior SIC; common
to good 6Ha7c; fair to fully fair 89Ga7%ci
prime to choice 71asc; yellow clarified
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o~ovyIsaoSERs' SALE.

.NlNIsaoSERs' SALE,
y c,,t, CSato Ohio County, West Virginia:
ytESttS DO sue. By her
saaal' Ise'r 4sE9'''' In chAno'ry.
10. V.ga,t and others.
lns,SJIIsfee in the above entitled cause,
Y y sg1t ar Of September, A. ID. lsI7I the
..SsiSd al Commissioner wilion
,rpS,Y raEar DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880,
.,,, sNSetkA A. NJ, at the front door Of the
- Okjo eCdaty, sell nj public auction, TO
~ N m bidder, The following described
~, Slsdpt Olhe heirs Of Bridget hcEntec,
49, M No AZ; The east one-halt part oil lot
1ss Bpslfed aud Two (2O!l, lying on the
40 JSAu street, between seventh and Full
-, h Nh vTt Of the City Of Wheeling call
IN EhVlIhL 10 The County Of Ohio, and stAte
N, Ttdstl Iad being the anie property S2n-
NJ II iINTt CumblCker and Elizabeth @nS
IIbI IA kdirt MrEutee by decd dated the
w, 4 b,oplf, A. D. 1871, aud now on record
SS.CSyfs Oare Of the County Court OF Ohio.
E-haD tsd BSk EO. 60, pages liz and u.s.
1hftbI SItE-0ne.thIrd, or rs much more rs
IsT7frsf p4y taeL cab, aud the balance 10 Two
sInlnatiU d Que and two years. deferred pay
aslar Iatrat ifUm day Of sale aud the pur.
ri execute bis nOtei with good personal
EEsTIr h. deferred payments, and the title 10
49, 5utl lhO further order Of this Court.
WM. c. HASDLAN,
special Commissioner:
lzcoa Attarpsr. jA2i
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SOC; February SsXc; May 42kc; rejected
$50: damaged SIC. Oats inactive. Clover
Seed, mammoth AS0; prime $435. Hogs
$3.50. Wheat closed dull No. 2 red winter,
March Sl82A; April 81 NN; May 81 36H.
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CINCINNATI, February IL. - Hogs dull
common s. 25a4 10" light 81 15a4 40; packing
81 26a4 40; butchers 81 4oa4 so. Receipts
1900 head; shipments 0l0 head.
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TIE roET's EARLIER YEARS.

lie was born in Portland, Me, February
90, 1907. His father was the Hon. Steph.
en- Longtellow, a prominent member Of
the bar.
AT the age Of fourteen he entered Bow
doin College, from which five years later
he graduated. His college days were
filled with poetic glimpses and with frag-
ments OF song. Among these early lyrics
were the "HymnH to the Moravian Nuns"
Sunrise on the Hills" The Spirit OF
Poetry" and woods in Winter" 1t was
in these years too that the psalm OF Life"
was written, which at once struck a key
note Of the poetic scale and proved its
writer possessed OF the genuine iervor Of
poets vision and the power divine. The
s'Thanatopsis" Of Bryant, the aEye Of St.
Agnes" Of Keats, and the "Psalm Of Life"
Of Longfellow, were each struck off in the
white heat Of youthful inspiration, and
were at once poems and prophecies.
at the date OF his graduating young
Longiellow was appointed to the chair OF
Modern Languages and Literature in his
Alma Mater. To better prepare himself
for this position he asked Tor a two years
delay, thathe might travel and study in
Europe. The two years were protracted
to four, and it was In 1880, at the age. Of
twenty-three, that he returned TO the
United States, and entered uponthe duties
OF his Proiessorship. He held this chair
for five years, and was then appointed to
the chair OF Modern Languages and Bellies
Lettres at Harvard, made vacant by the
resignation Of Mr.. George Ticknor. Again
Mr.. Longfellow went abroad for two years,
and then, entering upon his Professorship,
he performed its duties for seventeen
years, ~resigning at the age of iorty-seven.
LOVED N LOST.
The prize romance Of Hyperion" was
published in 1915. tits aromance whose
foundation is laidin experience, for a few
years before this the young wife Of the
poet died in Hague, Holland, and was
buried there. The desolation and the ut
ter darkness he depicts as e%nveloping his
hero, Paul Fleming, was the bitter expert
ence Of his own life. 1t was to this young
wife that the poet refers in his Footsteps
OF Angels" as
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ToIao.

ToERpo, February l2.-wheat easier: am-
Der Michigan 81 81. No. 2 red winter, March
81 3Sk; April 81 So; May 81 99A; Nc. . red
Corn arnsr; high mixed Sshc; No. Q spot
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and Commercial
Money Essy-eoyerumsnts Generally Firm
Stocks Strong.
Flour steady-wheat Unsettled and Low.
er-Proyisions Active, But Lower.


NEW YoEK. February 12.-MoSEY-Easy at
GAG per cent, closingat 8. Prime mercantile
paper 6a5k per cent Sterling exchange firm
ut "a So; sight exchange 81 s6k.
The closing price for call loans was 8 per
cent on stocks, and 3a4 per cent on U. s,
bonds. Time money was offered this after.
noon at 8 per cent.
GOVERNMENT oSps-Generally firm in the
early dealings; new As advanced %aX, but
later reacted u on the action taken by the
Committee on Ways and Means relative to
reflndIng.
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Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at q salary
OF 500 per month and expenses paid
For particulars address as above. d&w
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TIL finally, when the fire burns low, and
they rise to dispense for the night, some
one glances out Of the window and sees q
portion Off wrecked ship floating near the
shore,
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ruE LoNGPRL1ow MANSION.


The home of Mr.. Longfellow is in Cam.
bridge, a few blocks from Harvard. Cam.
bridge Is one OF those rare towns in Amer.
lea which are worth visiting for the sake OF
their old houses alone, around which clus-
ter so many memories, and which, aside
from the :iMuses' Factories" as the Har.
ward buildings have been called, are the
chief glory OF Cambridge. The home Of
Longiellow is the old "Craigle House"
and dating still farther back, 1t served as
the headquarters OF Washington during
the siege OF Boston. The following lines
OF the poet refer to the associations OF his
home:
"oneo, ali, once within these walls,
One whom memory oft recalls
The Father Of His Country, dEclt;
And yOndgT meadows, broad and damp
The fires OF a beEitging camp
Epclrcled With 4 burning belt.
"up and down these eeholHg stairs,
Heavy with the weight Of cares,
sounded his majestic tread.
Yes, within this very room
Eat he In those hours Of gloom,
Weary both In heart and head"
The house Is a large, ! d-iashiouet
structure, Of q light straw color, will
white ornamental plazzas land, saunterinl
up the terraced grounds, one Involuntary
recalls the picture
nsOmewhat back from tho village street
Stands the old.fshlon0d country seat
Across It's antique PcrtlSo
Tall poplar trees their shadows throw"
Away over the meadows the silveI
CLEAN Of the River Charles flashes through
The sunshine OF summer afternoons, ant
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AND ] pray dat de Lord take me, till ]
tried Sellers Cough Syrup an rs neb'
Der coughed since. How's dat for high
hOgl9
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GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and alter Nov. 9th, 1872, all Trains will run
daily Except sunday) Us follows:
8 Through Trains 10 Pittsburgh,
9 Through Trains 70 Cleveland,
2 Through Trains 70 Chicago.
Cleveland. ""S
Hotel and Sleeping Car, on ali Train, bOtvOCn Al.
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GEO. SIMPSoN, No. so Asylum st.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night; II allowed to continue very seri-
Gus results may follow. DR.. ~Swayne's
All.Healing Ointment is a pleasant, sure
Price, so cents. Three boxes sl.25.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
price. Prepared only by Dir. SwAYSR 4
Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all prominent
druggists. MwFdw
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
K CATARRH 81

After a long struggle with Cattarrh your
REV. D. s. MONROE,
LEwIsyURG, Pa.
have recommended It to quite anumherof
my friends, all OF whom have expressed to me
their high estimate OF Its value and good Ell
fects with them. WIN. BOWEN,
225 PINE ST., ST. LOUIS.
We have sold SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE for
several years, and can say candidly that we
never sold a similar preparation that gave
such universal satisfaction. We have yet TO
learn Of the first complaint
S. D. BALDWIN & CO.,
WARRINGTON, IND.
No sooner did l begin TO use It than my
symptoms changed. II cleared my throat, II
cleared my head, itcleared my mind. 1t oper.
ated on my system In q way thatnothing ever
before given me by doctors had done:
SAMUEL sPINNEY,
MEADOW VALE, N. s.
The cure effected in my case by sNNFoRD's
RADICAL CURE was so remarkablet that itSeem-
ed TO those who had suffered without relief
from any OF the usual remedies that It could
not be true. ! therefore made affidavit to II
before Seth J.. Thomas, ESQ., Justice of the
Peace, Boston.
GEORGE F. DINsMoRE,
DRUGGIST, BosroH.
One Of the best remedies for Catarrh, nay,
the best remedy we have found In a lifetime
OF suffering. Is SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE. tits
not unpleasant to take through the nostrils,
and there comes with each bottle a small glass
tube for use In inhalation. 1t clears the head
and throat so thoroughly that, taken each
morning on rising, there are no unpleasant
secretions and no disugreeable hawking dur
ing the entire day. but an unprecedented
clearness Of voice and respiratory organs.-
Rer. J. IL Wiggin, in Doehester Mass, Beacon.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81.
| EnI1 hTy al n,,,ruIaIa
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Mary NJ. TcrrIll, Complainant,

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
J. COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
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RAILROAD B~0NDs-ACtive and buOyant;
the feature OF the market was the heavy de-
mand for railroad bonds, which sold up to
92N for consols and SIX for funded o.. Ches.
apeake and Ohio frsts sOldat 81, and do cur.
rency GS to41A; Iron Mountain firsts prefer
red incomes, revised from Oh to OH, do sec
onds from 79X to 81. and Int. and Great
Northern second incomes from 20 to ~. In
d%ianapolis, Bloomington and Western firsts
sold at 73K, seconds at 6iand incomes at G2.
International seconds purchasing committee
receipts sold up to A, u rise of 4 per cent.
SrGTE SECuhITIHs-nnll
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"wouLD NOT TAKE $40 FOR HALF A Box"
DR.. Stpdye& Son:
GESTLEMEN-I have suffered for twenty.
Eve years from Itching Piles, and consult
ed many physicians and used many RENE.
dies, but found no permanent relief until
| used your "All Healing Ointment" and
can say l am cured, as also a neighbor OF
mine used 1t with the same happy result,
and says he has got half q box left, and
for fear it might trouble him again, he
would not take ten dollars for It, II he
could not get more. l deem 1t my duty TO
give this testimonial not so much for your
benefit as for suffering humanity. Yours
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.eowMIssIoNeR's SALE.

va Hlllrr. AustIOneef,
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COLLINS
voLTAIc - ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Electricity with Healing Balsams
the Curative Marvel oil lineage.

the Curative Marvel Of lineage.
They are i,vtantiy soothing, healing and
ssTeSSvsg aStlSSn t bse So@ 0ssnh t Msif or %U sppIIedl
In the Annihilation OF Pain and Intlamma-
ton, In the VitalizatiOn OF Weak, ParalyZed
and Painful Nervous Parts aud Organs. in the
Curing Of Chronic Weaknesses and Inilamma-
tary Ailments and Diseases, In the Absorp-
rion OF Poisops from the Blood through the
Pores, and the Prevention Fl Fever and Ague,
Liver Complaints, Malarial and Contagious
Diseases they are wonderful. Compared with
them in instantaneous and positive curative nc.
ton, tho ordinary porous or perforated plas-
ters. the yoltaic bands and appliances, liver
belts and other costly c%ontrivances sink into
utter lnsignifcance.
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Aayndnl Court OF Wheeling.
Iasa Il. Cots
n PIN LhAnceTy.
Jdk IEttn, Adn'r. &C., etal.
bEH4dIdtds 10 the above entitled cause, on
2EA 3,Atsy0 Of November, 1917, the under
lSadlC Commissioner will on
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The Cheapest, Purest ana Best Family
Medicine In the worIdi
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, J~aundice, Bill:
Gus attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, Depression Of
spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn, &C., &e.
This unrivalled Southern Remedy Is warranted not
TO contain q single particle Of MERCURY, or any In
jurOuI mineral substance, tuts
~ Purely Vegetable,
Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs, which an
all-wise Providence has placed In countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail. It will cure all Diseases
caused by Derangcment Of tho Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS OF Liver Complaint are n bitter or
bad taste In the mouth; pain In the Back sideao or
Joints, often mistaken for RheumatIsmi Sour stoHi;
aeh; Loss OF Appetite; Bowels alternately sostive and
lax; Headache; Loss Of memory, with u painful sensa-
uOn Of having failed TO do something which ought 10
have been donc; debility, Low Spirits, q thick yellow
appearance Of tho Skin and Eyes, a dry Cough often
mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the dis
ease, at Others very few; but the LIVER, the largest
organ In tho body, Is GENERALLY the seat Of the disease
aud II not regulated In time, great suffering, wretch
edneSs aud death will ensue.
/ can recommend as an e~ficaclous remedy for disease
Of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, SlmmonS'
Hyer Regulator. LEWIS G. WuspER, 1875 MASTER
srRERr, ASSISTANT POSTMASTER, PHILADELPHIA.
ave have tested It's virtues, personally, and know
that for Dyspepsia, BlliousneSs and Throbblns lead
ache, 1t Is the best medicine tho world ever saw, We
have tried forty other remedies before Simmons LiT-
ar Regulator, but none Of them gave Us more than
temporary relief; but the Regulator not only relieved,
hut cured uS,'-Ep. TRLRGRApIt AMI MESSENGER
Macon, Ga. Manufactured only by
J.. H. ZEnlN G. CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Price sI.oo. Sold by all Druggists.
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All the virtues OF Electricity and Healing
BalSams and Gums are TO DO found lon Coli
Inns. VoLrAIc ELECTRIC PLANTERS. Beware 10
get them, Sold by all druggists,
feb2.yFGW
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lAANaaAA dAANNhh W. ASSbl
lezaHN Sd&EA A. NJ, at the front door Of tho
taRHd 0hIOulutJ, In the city Of Wheeling,
li1R3k i1tiOn 10 the highest ARd best bidder,
EhSts property, belonging 10 the estate Of
IEACdn, dNNaSd, situate In that part Of the city
ttll4lE Not Va, known Is theold town, 10 tho
Rntlsaihtn Zane 10 the town Of Wheeling;
hiNuE The north hall Of lot numbered 81,
taNi EdsGl Main street between Eighth aud
mnsT nd bali lot running from Main street
t4OGal WF excepting, however, from said half
4lsRAtAEsOt1,b Included within the following
a eLtr Begipntng At 4 point In the north
1EHihNA q distant WestwArdly from Man
aAtlfEi bottA liue lS5 $50 fett;theneO running
elfl hatlt "a Nutherly direction to Eaid north
~ hath llae 1t 4 point IN the same, distant
tIstIhfaI Main street along 4 line parallel TO
aaahs VI nl lot III SLiOO feet; thence run
n tAlbgih line Of said half lot In a vest
W. tFGtka u leet, thence running northwnrdly
elfInilae vi point IL the north line Of said
ttEil bhtVAdly from Main street along said
htlS 10 Icei; and thence running east.
W ND nonh llne 70 feet 10 the beginning.
llndstE-OHe-thltd Of the purchase money
5tSEaA noteM the purchaser may Ciectl cash
ndihs Hddle In equal lnStAlunents, at six
NAN llatAl respectively, from the day Of sale,
l'oa thai day. The purchaser to give
FfptL IeBo6Al security for the lsler-
SaAstaL Title TO b. retained by the Special
1etAn aaul payment Of tho purchase money
J. R. COWDEN,
GEO. B CALDWELL
Special Commissioners.
'LaitiEA, Auctioneer. jams
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ADVERTISERS, Send for our Select List Of 10.
Acal Newspapers. Geo. P. RoWel& Co.. 10 Spruce
q N VIVIAN
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TO
Only five hours and forty.fve minutesl
TO CHICAGO.
Only II hours and 40 minutesi

&eHbsHvtHs Ae0nmotGiieR-lAayes Bellairc nj 4.4S
P. m, bridgeport 500 p. M arrives at Steubopyllo Al
6.lb p. M; leaves St0ubenVillo at 7.6O q. M; Hhdgo.
port at S.ol q. N. arrive At BGllAire at COS q. IN.
their regular trip TO and from steubenTIIle, Win nraSs
the following trips between Bellalre and Martins
Bridgeport to Martin. Ferry. ...-,.....1es N.
20 a. III.
:" ."U.u..-.....,.,,,.. 3,45 D, IN,
stopping whom required at ShermGn House, Ktna-
vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hi,
Tickets And Baggage Checka To all nrincipNl p0Inls
N ne Ea1s and West can be procured At INC Ticket
Pr MYERS,
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G.:[FTS SALE OF NoNlli
TL:itthSSG PROPERTY. hv ITcnrv
~ 4. Ia AmcilE 10 tho under.iSnSa i
aIsfSSS \, iii DAY Of July, isi9. anu cdSyI Si
sssl III Il The Cleit q the GoSn! fr,t M" BooE
So, vi Virginia, In Decd Oh 4'u' D
lsTE TllEsthD DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885, !:
BNp. NO o'clock a. u, proceed ,oU 10 S ~ ,bS
e5'I AZ n bidder, 4! the Iron, 10 aOG Iall a
! iei no county, Y. Va, thG ~ 'I'l ~ LDt
49, .tIIs, to vii The sou!a y T H. CIV
AHil et VS. situate IN that Tart o. tho Slay
nasstl1 s,,t. LstWecn Flpt and seeSn1 sutG hs
Ynn MTf Nod and List S%treetsl' IN 'He
80 all, ~ stSteOi West Virginia. ,.v
IN 4 Vap tLope-hIli Of the pursASse mVS
sBhx1SSS III, The balance Ia two sqqAi psy,
ssi = ~ Isd eighteen months. wy .aCn,SJ
rNid as'sSi iISE Is trustee l will convey me
A a. I , st,8f 4 nc ID ibO above named deed
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-13
~s.ne7EEs' SALES.

sTTIS SALE OF MAhhEi
T!sEsiiEdE fEloFS 1,I,.i mad. aud executed :,
uasR%s ISd EtGlee'h;;t la n DseembH,
~ ne, dated ths ltrI,s,F, once oil Tie
yrsorad 10 w NJ, vir,ipIa, 10 Deed
i Ohio cSSTii a nd III, ! viii on
81 80. ;, iolios Nv W. 'T II January, 1880,
aIcEpAi n Of sid day, a ne iFons
.,1titlp of I,a,+ Of aid Ohio H ns
Cur vi a public aas''Sn ,H AZ Ia, num-
n nd thirteen llSl, Val Of lie
sI9aiss !, space In the s tSos, virvInlS' and
ID Nv nATI in Ohio county VIZ nS IN S"St
NATITg d.g Beginning A. : ~ pSrtb Of the
,psoo tWeniy'IM" EisIrnth street,;
y 1finIoa street lhO" ,iSbt angles 70 said
a.. ,Jly With a idns !, ,,n,S or less; thence
slt I9Ity I'm Market SPACE nOLensIuy
G,E a'illtda ~ more or leas, TO n. CI1Nleyts
'ns ~ III NV Hellly'sJ; thence Win his
pt17'. horuefly ]; woTs or LIS 10 Market
.,ndIy i0Ity me ,outhEardly tWenty.!H0
y 80 18th me ~ he beginning, together
80 nSy or !eS ~ Improvements, privilege,
IiBkiIaI fnnr.unio :bt iOnging, icing aiI
- tkar1a % .SIrh vas conveyed y S!ia AI
~ FTPnTy .,isE PolmAr ard VIE " uO0u
jNlis " irL IN, and duly TrCoTIcIu oL..I
Dttabcf LNa ',,is ID deiIuli o. AZ MISH ~
6tIaW AZ ,Einr payments oil ihe ue!G. H..
.talt!S VIZ uaI,,pha,S money Of INC ubIsh
SsJd lEs y ,,cuIv the payments /"
- Ierd Of trust vas
- u sltE.cI Sill convey the tils Which Is
~ y ~ he abOye nalisi ueV
Z sIdi''Td - j. HANSON GOOD Trustee
" -. mill Saturday,