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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-10-05
POEap Bear Traps.

Il do so pity those men on the Rodgers
remarked Mrs. Max. passing the Major the
honey, which he always insisted upon haV-
ing with his rice cakes,
eyes, indeed, Y replied the Major, who was
a tri1e cynical that morning, having burned
his mouth with coffee.
Eyes, indeed, my dear, the life of an Arc
tic explorer must be hard. They are SO $50
lated from the world. just imagine, if you
can, the horror OF living for three years out
of the dust and wind and fog and rain of our
glorious climate; Of not meeting all that time
the man at your club who thinks the oftener
q story is told the better it is; Of being with
out the consolation afforded you BY the bust
ed operator who knows you are glad Of an
opportunity to lend him 9 twenty; Of being
where millinery and Japanese decoration
stores do not daily entrap ones wife, OF
halup-
"Why, Major, how you do talk! I was
only thinking Of the horrid things the tod
gers crew will have to do to get their bear
steaks"
elbows that ~ asked the Major, instantly
interested on the subject of steaks, which he
holds of much greater importance than the
Irish land troubles.
ssWhat I know about it" resumed Mrs.
Max, 81 read it IN Q fashion paper, and it
ought to be true"
1T certainly ought to be, Mrs. Max, if on
ly on account of its old age
'Well, the article said," continued Mrs.
Max, pretending to ignore the Majors slur
on her f%avorite reading, ''that Aactlc ex-
plorers, when they want to kill a polar bear,
plant a big knife in the ice, with the blade
sticking up. They rub the blades with blood,
and the bear comes along and llcks it, and
cuts his tongue. Il is 50 cold hal he don't
feel the cut, but, tasting his own blood con-
tinues to lick the knife until his tongue IS all
frayed. and he bleeds TO death. Isn't 1t
dreadful?"
..Quiet your fears, my DEAR" said the
Major, when his wife had finished. ''That
is the way they killed the bear when that
story was first published, bat 10 the last
twenty years an improvement has been
made which I will tell you about if you
will kindly give me just a drop more of COT
fee, with cold milk, this time. The way the
thing is done now is as follows: When Cap
tain Berry, OF the Rodgers wants a polar
bear for dinner, he gives q midshipman q
copper bed spring and a chunk Of salt pork,
The midshipman congresses the spring per-
fectly fat, wraps the pork around it tight
| and holds it so until it freezes solid. Then
the frozen pork, stuffed with the bed-spring,
is thrown out to the nearest iceberg, where
II is promptly swallowed BY 8 polar bear.
When the heat Of the bears stomach thaWs
out the pork it releases the spring, which
flies ont, and the bear soon dies from a pain
in his side"
Major" said Mrs. Max, with much b
warmth, Il don't believe that story is true!!'
"No, my dear, and you won't, until, IL 9
few years, you see it in a fashion paper, and
then Won will swear hV It,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02
GATHERED GEMs.

The true riches Of lie are health.
One drinksr will keep family poor and
in trouble.
Always keep the room of the sick well
ventilated,
No man was ever glorious, that wa moi
He who has not his hand open, has hii
heart shut,
Hope, as decsitEul as 1t is, carries vi
agreeably through life.
A bad habit INDUCED to the character
what leak Is TO the ship.
A spare and simple diet contributes tc
the prolongation OF health.
II you mean to be happy when old, bt
temperate when young.
So spend your time, that you may quiet
ly review your acts on your dying bed.
II often happens that those Of whom w
speak least on earth are best known IN
heaven.
Envy is position go full OF cowardict
and sham that nobody ever had the conf
dencs to own his position.
The individual who first exclaimed, my
sole be on thy guard" was probably step
ping along q dark alley linEd with banan'
akinR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02
y,nnor'. Probnblillles for May.

Toward the end Of tho fret week in May,
or about the 9th aud Oh, snowialls may
be looked ior in the lower Provinces, and
about May 81 lrosls are probable in Cen
trail aud Southern Illinois, with rain aud
snow prevailing in some localities. There
will, also, in all probability, be- snowlallE
through the Gull and st, Lawrence dis
tricts about the 7th and Sth. After the
tenth day, however, hot weather may be
expected, and after the 10Th bush fires will
probably break out in certain districts,
although thunder storms arr also probable
on the 18Th and l5.h. Between the 20.h
aud 2jth there will probably BIZ cloudy
weather with rama, and vegetation will
have advanced considerably by tho oath
OF the month. Between the 20:h aud 18th
tbs weather will probably be cool. The
arrival Of shad flies in Montreal will BIO re!
ported about tho eth and 2Sth. The
month will end hot and sultry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

TnE condition oil Russia at the present
time may be described as volcanic The
demand for reforms, though not loud
for loud demand would be treated as Sc
di,ious,--i deep and earnest The Younl
peasants arc much more intelligent thar
their fathers, and are sulIenly diSContenteC
at their present condition and politlca
status. Revolutionary ideas are propa
gated amongthem, aud they listen willing
~ to those who preach liberty and equal
~. They have begun to assume q tone o
Independence which causes great uneasl
ness in official circles, and they are vel
known to sympAthize with the alma Of thu
Nihilisls, oven il they condemn the mean
employed by that body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

Cleveland Herald
The outlook Tor the lumber trade in this
city during tho present season Is regarded
rs very promising unless tho labor troubles
should interfere with the course Of BUSH
ness, Stocks hero are quite low, and as.
sortmen,s have probably not Tor several
years been 30 badly broken at this time oil
the year az they TenoW. Thisis partiCu.
larry true Of bill stuff, and some Of the
finer grades OF builders supplies. The
demaad for sll classes Of lumber Is excel
lent, and especially Tor railroad lumber,
and general building stock. In fact all the
coArser grades OF lumber arc in great de.
mand, aud Ike call for dressed lumber is
increasing daily. Since last season several
manufacturers nave increased their iaCili'
tieJ in anticipation Of brisk trade, ano
arc employing much larger number OF
workmen than Last year. Freighls are
quoted at 81 70 to 50 from Saginaw, though
It Ia believed that these prices will be
someW hat lower after navigation Is fairly
opened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

BY virtue OIL Two deeds OIL trust midt 10 III sbla,
signed, and trustee, by Samuel LRNlI, SiiA saHlIA
Lewis, bis wife, and Louis WOOtmlhies, viii bR
riet WOOdmSbSee, bis vile, the Ant dittd IN N
day Of June, 1868, and recorded 10 Tut Did lsl
No, !, page b2i in the Clerks once d DIV tNllI
and fiAte Ot West VlrIinIP; TIE ItObi Ut
trust dated January u, 1872, l,d RECORDED ID "
same 6ifiee IN TrnSt Deed BOOK No, O. IbEt y, th
records u the above mentioned eeuntI, lbd slA
will sell al public auction, al the iloll dOgi Y
County Court House, In The city OIL WAttlltL w
county, West Virgins, on -
SATURDAY fIiE iirH DAT OF NAY w.
com mO0clBg Al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ The iolaTiI Y
Scrlbed property, that u 10 say sltulls tlttl
Wheeling, Sling The same round Ibl lOHSIlllAt =
which The Original Grant HOME VA hluud u
ScFibed In The Iald deeds Of trust n iolSTt-hh
forty 400, IuR on the etrner Of Main 30 IAh y
At that time called Madison street, nov 1thiA M
living IN the SOuthIaN angle Of thote Itfttlt thh
No one hundrd and twenty (l2O, lying IL ID, ~
west anR Of the aid Tenth street md ID, Ahm
House, on Market sttet; lot No. 70, btlbg " htG
Main street and l83 itet Oh the bllt 1etiA htt y
lot No, 40, being 81 feet iquIre llto Pait y y
Joining IOE No 10, being lot No III, % M y
IL feel on Market street, and running htI NJ
also parcel n The same lOt lylhg imntdtpl N.
Of and I'd Joining the lat named lo benl w "
Width on MARKET squa'P, running baet w VIZ Nv.
These parcels viii be tlld ItpAflislI MglG
a II may DO found most advantageous W P'PsW
on the day Of sale. 49,, ~.
In ordIf 10 GVe auy and all Q1Isl oni " wv
In the conVeyahte 10 BE- mlde TO htlutaaH,i,1 N.
above pfoplftJ, the sid sutnb1a l'sh N IN
Louis Woodmln1ee md his vie, Ia Ilealr ~ W
title Of the laid property iOnllrI s1blS' @u'"'
trust, will lain 10 ii oWbtTb 10 ies ,.,..-..I,.
TRRns OF aALR. = One-th I'd 10 hihdl ny ~. .i.,.
der 10 two equal InItAIlmehtl u dig ~ ~,
months secured BY bOndI u lib 'etyhlI, niIE,
70 The trustee, The notes 10 eAffy ln'tinI w Ii
day Of sale, but The title Will b nsiMS wv, ~
payment be made DANIEL rb'A'imi
", II, HlLLRR, Aacilobest. I
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TRUsrEEs SALE.

~ virtue Of three several deeds Of ttuAt made "a
via 81 Charts II. DSiers, With Charles il. DSiieii
beF hu,6Ind, dated and recorded respectively In iht
ofiice Of the CLERK " tbs County court o. Ohio
county Wet Virgins, "A follows one dated The Glib
day Of jane 1874 and recorded 10 D. ID Of Trust Boot
M I, pages 1902 and iOa one dated the 18th day Of
Repebtf, 1874, AID recorded 10 De,d Of Trust Book
No, /, taSes SS6.7, and one dated tbs Nth day .
MAJ 1878 aud recorded Ii UPeI Of Tut Book No 8,
PAGE bIg shall SELL al public auction a the lfoht
door Of The Court HOUSE u the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia. on
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1851,
commencing al 10 o'clock a. m. The following Do.
5cfibed property that Il 10 tay The north tNethfdt
Of the 1outh hall OF lot humbeted hlleen, In William
W. shfitef'e addition 10 East wheeling, aid let
being situated on the southwest corner 81 Woods
formerly seventh street, street and Fifteenth ictm'
Ing West VlnIpia, Il being the same property con.
bard and vile By deed dated the Sd day Of June 1874
and Of record III the once Of the Clerk Of the County
Court o. Ohle county West Virginia, In deed book
fEGnS o. SiLR.-one.t TIL d Ire purchase money,
and % much more n the purchaser may elect 70 pay,
In cash, the residue 10 two EQUAL inttallmlnt1 Al III
and twelve months, With interest from day 81 aAlA
pbfehatef giving notes, secured By deed Of trust Apd
ippfoVd 20 ites Of Insurance. iof deferred paymOne
Tho title 70 the aid property u believed 70 b ptf.
feet, but selling % TRUSTEE shall convoy only such
title aS ID vested 10 NE by slid deed Of Of trust
", Il. HALLVa, TFustSe,
Auctiontst. mSS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

BALTIMORE x ONO is down to 200, bid
Two years ago it was down to 70. This IL
a difference Of 1866 per cent. Mr.. GarreI
lie lust that much more OF a millionaire thar
be- was two years ago, His two mIlIion'
o(s!ock wore then worth only s., 100000
Now it is worth four millions. WO pre-
sumo that he folr poor in 1879 even it hi
does not feel rich ia 1851, How much o
the stock could DO marketed at 200 Is an
other question. A gaIe of thousand Of
two shares would probably stampede thu
Baltimore markes-the only market thai
It is sold in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

BLAINE has always been careful Of bis
eatiuss and drinkinps. He goes 10 more
dinners than any one in Washington, but
he eats less and drinks less than any one.
He confines himself to ,tha oysters, soup,
frhntdtoa always avoiding the terrapih
and the other rich ard injurious dishes.
At dinner he takes but single glass (rafe.
~ two glatsCs) Of champagne, and be new.
er took glass Of whisky OF brandy In his
life. II youate talking about sick men,
YOU had better look at Uonkling and Don
Cameron. Blaine will dutlive both OF
them, aud don't you forget it. PetulahCy
is not the only thing that AiB Don Gam.
orOD .-NdShingi0n ISnr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

Cincinnati Gazette oil saIaI!Ay'
Capitalists find it exceedingly dIlhcuItlC
find employment for their surplus, and
after weeks trial to buy paper they hn!G
the requirements OF borrowers very much
below the oderingl Of money, with nc
prlbabiIity OF any improvement IN tht
demand for several months to come
This is the condition OF things tina
finally creates boom in rea! estate. 1t II
always the last thing to move.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

EA WASHINGTON correFpot dent sayH OIL
Belva LoCswoud, the woman lawyer, who
asked for the Brazilian mission: The
other day / was st the city Court House
and saw her manipulate y case. Never be.
fore did behold biasa on q womsn's face
She was the b9ldesto Of The bold. A witty
fellow was onre her opposing counsel and
wheh he desired to refer to the Hon
lIelvh waB pBrp.exed. lie Couldn't say
"my brother" aa he did when speaking Of
the lawyers who wore pants. lie didn't
like to say my sister, out Of respect Il
that expression. lie sent smile Ovel
the room by referring 10 Belva as my
sister.in.law" but she certainly locked
tlaygerB NJ him.
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nIEn.

ter, o., Macy JASE, wife d !, ", BA'iett, In thu
Oil year Of her age
RAYUA-On Saturday evening, April 80, 1851
MAEY L., daughter Of John J, and Eliza BayhA' aged
2 years, months and AdAyL
Funeral from The residence OIL her parents no. o.
Twentieth street, this afternoon at o'clock
9uBsARD-On sunday Attsrnoon, May !, 1881, al
8 orIocF, II MOundAvlls, W. Va, EDWIN HI BARD
In The S6lh year oil bis ago.
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1rr rnUrr nt i.n i,..,..

In no way IL the power Of the press more
surely shown than In the universal knowledge
that has In To-. $ than n year. been diffused
throughout fifty millions OF people Of the
wonderful curative properties Of that splendid
remedy kldncy.Wort And the people from
the Atlantic to the Pacific have shown theft
intelligence and their knowledge Of what Is
In the papers, by already making Kidney.
Wort their household remedy for all diseases
Of the kidneys, liver and bowels,-Hrald,
WWr1W
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DR.. Hall Gays the best medicine In the
world, more efficient than all the potAtiont
Of the msteria mediCa, arc warmth, rest
cleanliness and pure air. Some persont
make It rule to brave diseNHe, ITO keep
up" Go long as they can move a foot OF
wiggle finger, and 1t sometimes succeeds
but in others the powera Of lie are there
by 10 completely exhausted that tho Bys
TEN hos lOst All ability to rCCupefate, ant
RlOw and Iyphoid fever sofa in and carrier
the patient 10 a premature grave. When
ever walking or work 10 an effort, q warn
bed and q cool room are the very frat In
dispenEable,to q Bule aud speedy recovery
lnalinC! leads all bgani1 and birds 10 qui
etud0 and res. the very moment disease o.
wounds sssati the syaiem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

1t has become SO common TO write the be,
ginning OF an elegant, interesting article and
then run It into some advertisement that We
avoid all cheats and simply call attention "a
the merits OF Hop Bitters In as plain honesl
terms as possible, to induce people TO give
them one trial, rs no one who knows theh
value will ever use anything e!se' Providence
Advertiser. MWFdW
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The Royal Prussisn Railway Beard late
" received tenders for 5000 tons OF iron
sleepsrs or ties. spCh sIeepers are becom'
ing common on German rsilwsyP, rePlac
inc the wooden ties which rot rapidly.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue o. a deed Of trust mai, l.,
Campbell and Bridget bis vie, 10 Il" ~ hitsi
tTu,tee, dated IhO 1th day Il AptI - ,S S.1sttnpV
corded ln lhe otiee Of the CltTk ii TX ~ nt y
q Ohio County West NiTHnll, In bsSi SyS%Ea Ctl
No. d page SG5, Ih'll, M wv y 1EaE Ia
SATURDAY, NAY IiUi
commencing a 10 O'Clock a, n. nrIt VI
front door Of the Court IlouIS q mr. ~ v
Virginia 70 the highest aud bet 6Ids,,, 'i XIV "a
Ing doacHbtd property, that d Ia ~, 70! s NsN
0ne'h Of lot nuIRbtfGl IlI lSI In ,sr',. ~ ~
tHenty-one (2l), ~ deSigull a ON Nv puhsEt
Iub-diVlslonl VI the Joseph q dv,'i s,, I.P Y
dillon IhtIeirom IL tie city Of Ek..IN ~ v
county 81 Ohio and state Il Wnt VirSILs., u Y
hall lot fronts on The west Iidp oi WI ~ Y
tween Twenty seventh and IVFnlv s,Se,l wv! susik
thO Sixth ward Of the Rid city ii Nh1.JIsliN VIVA
The same property conveyed 10 th1 M
CamPbell by l. q, Hughes md ~. n9d
dated the 9Th day Of April, 1875, and i ". y
~. West Virginia, N'"' W VA'' ~
TERSs OI 6ALE-0ne-thIrd Of III, pp,,A,,.....
and q much more % The Purrhl1et M ~,
In ellhi the HStuO 10 two equal lbNiH'S
and twelve months, with interest irCm n, ". w
purchaser giving notes, secured by an Il ,,,,.,
SUFFICIENT Insurance iCF deferred iajnsnn N-N ~
The Ute 70 the aid property 4 ltIl,yJ AA...
feet, but selling ~ trustee, shall tony., AL,
title ~ 10 vested In me BY aid deed ii XXI, Va
M TT no. WIN r. HUBBARD Inn.
W, II, HALLER, AuetiOneaF '''Nu
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BY virtue Of deed Of iruIt made By Robert CoWen
and CAthaFlro Cowan his wife, 10 me aS trustee,
dated January q, 1879, recorded In Deed Of Trust
Bcok No ~ rage 6is 10 The Office Of the Caik Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, will
sell on
SATURDAY, THE sOrH DAY OF APRIL, 1881,
Commencing al 10 o'clock a. M, at The front door Of
the Court HOuS5 Of Sald county, the following do.
Scrlbed real estate that "a 10 y Three atty feet ioa
fronting m the west side Of Jacob street. Ia Hydln.
potS section, number two addition 10 The ely Of
VIII cling Oh which ID erected 4 tEOItoFy brick
dwelling, known As No. 47ig Jacob street. Also al
that piece or parcel Of ground situate Ia the city Of
Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia, described
and bounded follows, ViEi Commencing Ia n ydn.
gers tract, designated on the plat number tIO al
stSka on the northeast corner Of az alley running
north with jacob street formerly Filth street, hiy
feet fronting on said iteet thence running west the
distance oil ono hundred leet 10 an Aleyj thence
south along raid alley the distance Of Bity feet 10
stake on The alley south Of sid lot; thence eat one
hundred iett 10 The place Of beglnnnG
The title u believed 10 DO perfect. but will convey
only the titO vested In ma By said deed o. tust.
TERysO or SALE -One Third Of the purchase money,
and moro II the purchaser 10 elect IN cash on tie
aud twelve months notes bearing interest 10 10 IIten
Tor the defoffOi payments and The title retained
Aa'i' f'' '1'A' WIN. LtNcH, Trustee.
". j. ", CowDRN SolttItoti
". II. HGLLER, Guc,Ioheen mhSirH
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY.
MAY I, 1881. WIN. LlNtH
bnA2RAA Trustee,
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Tux delegates from Wheeling speak in
the highest terms Of the manner in which
the Missionary Society was treated when
in session in that city-SialbmriIe Ga:ttls'
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TRUSTEES SALE or
knprI

By virtue q dtsd Of tFu TStG siJ!e PR0PEsn
aM and CAlhltus, bis vile, ~ jane I!
trustee, dated the 2Oth dSy ~ hsIaf stdsnl,.;
Eseordsd ia the tfcS ii III c STESsaSet al :;
Teart o. OEiO county, Wtlt vis,%Si 'AS Gu,
Trust Book No. q page SIS, / 'b,li NA IA G,SiJ
SATURDAY, NAY ! IA,
commencing al . 30 O'elOck a ISl
I e iFSn! door o. the COuIt HOS'S $50 u VI
MGt NtrSniS, y h0hiEhsat And -, Hae HSs,
loving described FEuPeIty Thai 4 n ulad.i "
ene-hau o. That lot d gTOand i,irS lie IN
called Aort6 wheeling, and ppnh Hai yt,sS
sna ere v, o lot No iOl, On IN ~, eas lVilS
o. laid elty being the Aamr pIsb,,i, wv o. thai N
aid Jlmel Leonard BY Ihs WorIiI ,NaV'ybi m,
4SIoeiAliOn q Wheeling, By AL 5assa,i bVl.i,
o. January, lS1l ard OIL record In NsaH " Ut N
SIefE q he I0lhty Court Of Ohio eoSs, SAs u y
gi9iA, 10 Deed Book No, o., pSSS IL WGl n
TERAs og sALL-Ono.lhiId Al its,,.
and ~ much more n the purCh,''S Y P9tsaAA. uOl,
IN eAAhi The residue In two e1uIl ~. atIt y M
aud Twelve months, With InteIs,t i,o,H 91.0A u I
purchaser giving notes, SeuurHd bV Nv Az q q
lpmeiont Insurance loT deferred Ia NM 40u y
Inc nus y the Daid property d y hwy
ieet' Du1 selling a lIubttS, shan cay \ h
tue a 10 rested In me by Md dssd oalJ ID
IN II ~ WIN. P, HUBRiE6 ~.
W, II, HALLER, AuctiOueeT, EFa,a
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Tux Philadelphia bsuka pay out about
100000 In dividends in May.
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"HRHhEws need not apply" is part oil
the advertisement Of the biggest summer
hotel at Bath, L, |.
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.


sundays excepted,
tOn Sundays Two cara will leave Hornbrook's Park
At 300 a, m, and city Of t2i0oP. MI 70 AccommOdass
'n rsSIsS ''f'' INA, KtEEE, zur.v,n,sra.n,
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TausrEEa's1I1s
TRUSTEES SALE

, By virtue Of DEED o,,,r,,
!ey, wife q John W. ~, SGE Hade y L~r,
s.is sa x, n X SS =. y ! &! va
SSiS :osa y: VIZ WV viF Sst' 4 4 sai,
10, - pass siI viii vi 4, y nI ND d TPSSS
mont doet Of the Court HSuiS pS I.ls IasSios
TUESDAY, TIE 9tm DAY ov Ues ossSq :
beginning Al 10 O'elOckA m u. W NAY, N
properly, that Il to Sly: ~ 'Ss i9lleEisI a..
p9n eels5 1Nsl ~, 10 sQuSr, 'T NNi oas,SIi
VIII IL sSl SSf5Ss 1adsa The ey
property knLVn a. ~ 49, par'sninC a ~. Y
IERns o. sAtL-0aS.S hall q, ..!!GpertI" ~
purchase money ~ thS bur hS,I4 nueh ns,y.
u sa an az The Salanesa one y, ~ sI
tas day q S ale, 4, % !sS a.!' Sl
approved security tor Iad ds,, - ~, SiTs he aOiS =
W. U. HUM, GactiouIs'S, AoGERS, hS',,
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The above ,ale q petipontd until SATURDAY
MAY H. 1881, Al 10 0elOek 4 "a Al the front door q
the Court House. W., P, HUBBARD,
MAJ Trustee,
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commencing al 10 20 o'clock u, pfOct,d Ia s1 ,
The front door OIL the Court HOus' d or sS1,
West YiTglDlA, 70 the highest and bS.t Ndiu X,
following described property, that b 10 NJ Mn,
south half Of lot numbered twelve, IL pu,nm-'
beTed nine Is. y Of lot No l2in a. 10 d nj"S
n'ted on The plat oil the Lub-dIIlIon, Of X, m,
Caldwell IGlAts and additions lherelTCn d M Y,
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West YlnlniL I'M NJ
lot 10 htuAie and fronts on The taIl lidS d NM
street formerly rallId Fillmore ItnsG lS,si
Twenty ninth street Pnd 1hiFttenlh ItHel ilorE,
called FAirmont street lnd New ItFVSil, ID VA n
division, being the sans property tODIsJd u pi1,
MoDonouRh BY Alex J. (AldEsll and vie b. NJ
dated the3l day Ui May, 1875, and tl mead nm
sthce Of the Clerk OIL The County tout 4 llS
county West Virginia, IN Deed BSOE No. a. N
82I. +"
T1RMs or gALE.-Ope.third d Ire buf,ln
money, and % much more q The puFtAIU N
elect 10 pay, 10 cash; tho rtIiduO 10 tVO HlL !
glallinentA, al llI and twelve months viii lhlHa
from day Of sale, purchaser giving bolti Ktuia \
deed Of trust and sufficient insurance iOl dtlatl
Iaynenh.
The title N the said property b believed 10 u N
tect, but selling a. trustee, snail tOhNOJ 0AJ IL,
title a. ID vested 10 Tue BY said deed 81 trust
WIN, r, HUBBARD, TnhA
W, H. HALLRR, AlttiOn(ef N
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Charming Music. Elegant Imported COstumsO
HRUsTEE,s SALE.

PtlceS a usual Reserved stats for Gale Tuesday
morning. May 8, Of Hammers music btoro. Bale 10
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