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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-06

Captain Blanchard. 18th Bat, ]. n g., of this
city, received this week . handsome autograph
album in fine leather binding, containing the In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-06

NJ. Askus, Of Streator, il serving out liquor
fine Of s2b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

Chinese immigration to San Francisco
has taken fresh start, and we are mol
surprised to know that there Is some eI'
element In that city In consequence. The
San Francisco Call refers to the matter ss
follows:
"Nine hundred and thirty.three Chinese
coolies arrived In this port from HorgKong,
in the Pacific Mail steamship "Peking,"
on Thursday, the 18th ult. We have been
told by the agent Of the Chinese Empire
that this Objectionable population was
greatly decreasing, and Tor short time
Immediately alter the adoption oil the
Chinese treaty this was probably the case,
but observing the Indifference manifested
as 10 the ratification Of the treaty, and In
dulging the idea, probably, that nothing
will be done with II before the meeting OIL
the next Congress, the Six Companies are
taking advantage Of the opportunity 10
pour in upon us such an excess OF cheap
iaborers as will I'll all present orders, and
leave them margin 10 be occupied by the
hordes yet to arrive. Will the Senate
provide us an immediate remedy against
this evil2"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

TIE tone OF our Washington dispatches
indicates that The President intends to
stand firm as q rock by the nomination oil
Robertson as Collector at New York.
They also indicate that Conkling has Gig.
nalIy failed to rally enough support to de.
feat the nomination, and that he 10 now
concerned about finding some way out Of
his position Of antagoniSm TO the President
that will not be regarded as defeat
The country will read this news with In.
terest, especially the fact that the Presi.
dent has given Conkling to know that he
Is not to be the boss Of this administration.
The Republican party has had enough Of
boVs!sm on the part Of few Of lie great
machirists. They undertook to bulldozs
the party into a third term nomination and
now they would be Rhd to bulldoze the
administration into an enforced alliance 10
the came end 10 1884. Gen. Garfield has
the sense and experience that enables
him to understand that he can not suffer
this bossism without personal and political
dishonor, nor without sacrificing the good
opinion OF the independent masses Of the
country in both paities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

In 1874 there were 40 miles Of line and
no wires.
In 1913 there were 1900 miles oil line
and 5000 miles OF wire.
In 1853 there were 1876 miles Of line
and 22,0l3 miles OF wire.
In 1850 there were 1852 miles Of line
and 26,375 miles OF wire.
In 1866 there were 20, l12 miles Of line
and so 29I miles Of wire.
In 1870 there were 90, 403 miles oil line
and 7,245 miles OF wire.
In 1877 there were III $50 miles Of line
and 7,074 miles Of wire.
In 1880 there were l42, 1904 miles Of line
and $50 0lS miles Of wire.
The first line Of telegraph In the United
States was established between Baltimore
and Wash ngton, In 1874. This was The
Morse plan, which has since become The
almost universal system oil the world
Fifty million messages were sent during
the year 1880. The companies employ
"a, 900 persons and IA, 900 offices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

goNR OF the individuals who still Of.
feet a recognition Of that relic Of barbar.
ism, the code duello, ARE discussing the
recent personalities that passed between
Voorhees, and Malone, with view Of de.
ternininR which party was properly and
sufficiently iusulted frst, to an extent
wartAnting challenge.
The editor Of the New Orleans Democrat,
who Is supposed TO be an authority on the
subject Of duellins, Adjudges Malone In
the wrong in the wordy encounter with
Voorhees,, and as having submitted to an
insult which no good man would deserve
and no brave man would wear" In sup.
port Of this assertion, the editor quotes
from "ths law which has for many years
governed the action Of gentlemen in Eng.
land and Amsrtca," y as follows:
CHAR. l., SIC. l.. Whenever you be.
lieve you are insulted, II the insult be In
public and for wofds or behavior, never
resent II there, II you have self command
enough 10 avoid noticing II. II resented
there, you offer on lndignity 10 the com.
pany, which you should not do.
SIC. 3, When you believe yourself a..
gtleVed be silent on the subject, speak 10
no one about the matter, and see your
friend, who lie TO act iot you, 90 soon as
possible.
OHAP. VIII, SIC. |. The prevailing rule
is that words used In retott, although
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

TRUgTEE's SALE.

By virtue oil deeds Of trust aids 70 lae u.au
siSned and trustee, BY samuel LEAFS, vim slh9hia
IEWiG, hlS wife, and Louis Woo mAh,e' tllh h ,i
Flet Wood tnt pIee, bis wife, the hnl dhtI ny ~
day Of June 1865, and recorded 10 IlhN wv ~
M. /, palC b7l Ia the Clsrk', Jfi1eOi ono SahVI
and Siate Of West Nluiuisi the hconl a ~ y,
lTlst dated January y, 1879, and ieo'dti 10 ~.
Iane efice 10 trust Deed hook NJ PGs " III, ~ I
records Of The abOVl mentioned touhil go u X,
viii sell al publ auction at The iioat agl y OSi1
County Court House, In the ely Of "n'e''iA' Wv
county, West VifginiA, on NV IA.
SATURDAY 1HE liTH DAY ~ MI ,'r, IA.
commencing al 10 UutcE q III int 1,rt,t,'t, d
eeIIbed pfol,eltV, that sly situ,'t 10 M
WhseIibv. I6v The SINE f0lpl sti iolhi,H.u, Un
which lie Original titbLt H0Ie VA; 'II.N Va
ScTibed In Inc iald deeds Il tu.l "'.gHi-l. ~,
iorty ilfi, il loo on the t,fnuO Wan ~ ,,,,.,
Al that time called Mod sJn niet', nov ~
IsiSS Ia ihs SoIth,AUhfrIed ibJ'' In''' ~ III
No one hundrt d and tWFhty llN, lltI II'un 'v,lsl
TSsi an 3 N Inc said Tenth En'i ,Nd W. .,os
Hon,e. on Market steel ioi No ~ bItt y, ,SJ
Main StFeAl ard 1888 itet M The VI Ir ~ h, M.
loi No, ITO, btlbE 81 feet qafft a9' pl' XII sih
Joining lot No no. O-iig lol 20 u" wv 4; Et,.
Il itS( on Matksl street and funn,ln. ,i,,, oa,h
also parcel ii the sane lot lllaE ", o, IN, ID
Of and i'd JoInlbE the Ia hanel ~! ~ let
width on Market squa't, flhhll '.,,J, on t,pt he,
These parcels viii le 500 "PMli he piybsftT
a II may DO found most ad'Ap'"'''u'
on the day Of sale. .,.,,,L,,J ,bs isntir.
deY IA leo tuual InItAllmeui'' ~ ~ ".,r T. I'M
months, secured By hon'' I'm tDi, -, lwn ID,
10 Inc trustee, the notes to an ln nm lsl
a. ~ ale Mi the lille v.I| lF Nti''rr y.a,,.s
SSyyrSsS1 ~ tnsds DANIEL PhSh'Husrii
n, H. HILLER AutioueN. ----L-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

IT Is announced that the archbishop Of
Canterbury has sanctioned Especial form
Of prayer for the troops in South Africa.
1t costs considerable effort to believe that
the Lord requires prayer to be clothed in a
special or patent garb Of words, but none
at all to hope that this special form will
effect great good for the troops In South
Africa. Therefore oil can hope that the
said troops will receive much benefit from
the archbishop's consideration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08
The elements Of Panic Gathering Head

Springfield Republican.
The fat years OF the Last half century in
trade, in business and in general pros.
perity have all run the same round-great
land sales, great railroad building, a rise
in rents and o real estate boom-whose
"csnter" moves westward ct each period
"a great expansion OF municipal indebt-
edneBs, and then . crash and liQuida.
ton. No amount Of prophecy ever pre-.
pared the public for crash or made men
ready for o panic, however, and this Ia
partly because there 10 90 much prophecy.
The causes which are going to bring on a
panic can Away, be forseen, but the time
needed to honeyComb existing prosperity
cannot. II took all the time from 1869 to
1873 TO bring the last area Of expansion To
the ground, but the causes sure to bring
on panic began to be predicted about
from the close Of the war. In the matter
oil excessive railroad building, the prophets
are undoubtedly right in asserting that
the country Ia Just now building beyond
its means; but In the past II has taken
four, six or eight years OF this extraya.
ganCe 10 bring the country to the end OF
its rope, and II has only had two as yet.
None the less 10 II true, 90 in the four
years before 1873, that the blow may fall
In af1V SEASON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

CARELEssNRss, says James Harrison, Sec
rotary OF the New York underwriters' bu'
reau OF Survey, Is the great cause Of fires
In seven years, from 1874 to 1880 inclusive
New York city had 6,lSs fires. Two out o.
Eve, 257O, were due to hot ashes, pipes
cigars, matches and candles;nearly another
fifth, 98S, sprapg from foul Chimneys, All
from defective flues and 57S from kerosene
lamps. Extra hazardous intlammable ma
terials lead 10 comparatively few fires.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

TnE New York Tins reviews BeeChsr's
recent free and easy expression Of views
on the subject OF religious faith very Caus'
tically, and concludes that he has no
religious faith himself, any more than
Bon IDgersoll, and Is therefore in good
position to advise any body TO join any
church that can make them happy,
whether 1t be Protestant, Catholic, Jewish
or Mohamsdan,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

THR Wheeling 4 Tuscarawas road Is do
ing o good business these days, bringing
down large amount Of ore and taking
back nails and coal. 1t is in fact short Of
the rolling stock necessary to carry oil the
freight offered. The managers expect ia
do a large and profitable business this
WAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

political career OF the Virginia Senator.
It q q curious Idea Of "honoI' and ire
yenge" which would compel man 70
commit moral suicide to get even with an
enemy. The japanese plan 10 better.
Malone Would be wiser to inert case.
knife in his own intsstines than TO "call
out" the Tall Sycamore Of the WabAsh..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

= n ,rl,, made By ANU, ~
~ WY ~, Tie utisrigfei u'' an,
W. ~ AN dST Of FeNIuEfy 1873 az" a Gss
Iks 0eBs, Si ibe CLERK Of Itr l7Hbl VI,,lNAL
county, wiIt viigIhii, In DEED o. '''''
page 2ib, I will on ,,,,, y,u lsu. ,
commenting al 1870 GcItct 4; nt9 aasti
Inc front door Of the Coa.i ~. Is.t t9i,f. ~
81 VIiFibII, 10 the highest hhH t.os sflE
M. tss S,Sbsyiv. Igat i.tonys I''l.s',g,v,
sS,JbSi baTcFi Of iFounl siinic W 'At I,,t X ~
T. M giSIs Of west Vlfgnia 80 '''t ,,,s ~
RE N Wheeling called kut v ne, ,tgt, y
Al ioi bumbsrd seventy ''it .lol 90 ,.,f.tri K
ibe tou,h 4tSt cofh'f q W0oI' 'It' I, ,B,,.t q
seventh stieeD and Eiih'e.ni' 'ii,, ,at b, ~ ~
~ Ss.s,JbSd a i0llCEt Viz: BGhh'' ',.i.fi
W q n 80 1,,eet Al point taeui} y,ti
~ * siiSS htWeen Eighiectt1 mn ID ui
St,ssIS. running thence north TO-, ,trtts
WsSit street thirty 1907 iasi sag ',,,s,ta r',t
thence Veal and parallel Hliih ~ .,t Of u "
thirty tS9 ~, o. 9nt ~ ,bsr,s .ola I'd as
siiSI Siib aid " oyds street. thf'l y .r,1s e
~, "a Ina nice Of beginninR b. ~" b., Vi.us
80 s,nvsted 10 tho aid sam1l ~ ,3p ~ y
u1ynbv and 4tS by d'et fs"1 .t.s q y
ptbtni,y. 1875, ind 81 itoofi 70 .suaty wa
CLERK Of the County Court o' VIZ -.
Virginia. ,.,..-O ,. mid a iha ~, ~
r,STsv And u much m'Fs ., W az %.
sISs, II pSS in cash tho reii ,ts 70 mi
...fi,.S, !, Al az aud tuelVe moh'h', ,.-aft3 y
i,oT Jiy Of ,al., purchaser ~ ( W.. s,lrts,
AL al ttu,t and apPtovtd Iois'" Il.
Tor del,fted payments --..,,, 10 ts'sTd 7,
,.,isS, Sui ceiling - trustee j,s30'r.A
such 'te |" '"'W W r. HUBBARD "a
", H. HlLtER, Au'tiont'r'
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BY virtue Of deed Of trust mail. n, H..
Campbell and Bridget, his vile, 10 Iss n, RAMA
tTuttee, dated he 7lh day u ApnI, M. 1s','lihsi
corded ~ tue once Of the tluk OF lhs tnn ta H.
q OHIO County Weat Virginia 10 Dtri oi N0ln
No, s, page S65, | Ih II, on " ''U"t~t
SATURDAY, MAY I,l@l
commencing al 10 o'clock a, y pIo,r,n,,..u....
front door d the Court House Of ON, r'n %n lA'
VTpnA, 70 the hIHheSI ant hot brdi,f ,S. HuI
Ing deScrbtd properly, that is TO ~ ~ VNs'
onS'hA Of lot numbered six 6J la slra,s N.Y., wv
twenty one l2l), " deSigBat d uu Inc ma,
Ige-diNs'one VI the JO.Sph ia dwell f,,,Is ) w
dillon lhtIeiTOm 10 tue city Of Wht,ib, ~ ~ ~
county Of Ohio, and state Il Wnt We, 10 v,
hall lot tronu on the west side Of Wr0i. 49,. ~
tween Twenty yenlh and Wrniy srsh W., w. y
the sixth ward Of the said city Of Wbe i,p' ~ u
the same property conveyed to The S'I ,ttI
Campbell by l., q. Hughes ami ~ F'htl
dated the 6lh day Of April 1875, and il T.c,,i aTi
otiGe Of The CSrE oil the County Court Of OAio '
TERJS or sALE-Ole-ihlFd Of the putrh,,, ,,..--
and a. much more - he Iurrha,ef m,, Sispt IN'l
In cAIhi the TtStue In two tqual in,il'm,n WV
and twelve months, with iu,Tp,I iTug d, Nv w
purchaser giving notes, secured by de.I ,yn,, w
Iuhlclent insurance for d'icntd paIm,bl, Sh 'ai
The title to the said property /, BELIEVED ,l.,-.
ltet, but selling - tTuIlsP, shall ConJFT ~
title 10 10 vested In me bV sid Heed Of t,1, wa
| WIN =, HUSBAND T,pr.
| W n uiEfNn A.. '''Nbi llNlNA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

I'D, wrTHAN, ESQ, manager Of the
steubsnville wool house, will have charge
Of its interests at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

FOG Baltimore & Ohio stock 200 Ia
offered and 2lO asked, ParksraburG
branch has advanced to lO4 bid, with no
stock offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

TaR Hancock Courier joins the Inde
gmdent in dsnounCing the stories about the
treatment Of the county poor as gross
psryerslons and exaggerations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

TAG Fayetteville, West Va, EHtzPri''
goes for Col. Cresap, Of Randolph county
in the matter OF the $500 earrings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

TuE Presbytery OF West Virginia meets
at Elizabeth, Writ county, on the 10Th inst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

T1RUSTEE'S SALE,

BY virtue Of three several deJ, nj ,,r,..,
me, the unIETSlsn ned trustee, Oy lbd'a. T ~.
vile Of ChAflrs II, DtlteFs, With ik1Ils. II n.Muh
her husband, dated and recorded iIImtIs 'S !, y.
office Ot The Jerk Il the CountT ,ov,, !, ~ IN, NJ
county West Virginia, Is follow. one d,sI a, M
dNy ofJunV, 1914, and recorded Ia Dti Of ITg,,p
Nc, 4 pages i02 und i09; On6 dated MANN 49,
September, 1874, a. d recorded In bed Of Inn X y
No. !, pages 1851, aud Que dated h. giis l,,,,
May, 1875, and recorded In DE oi Tru,t ESk NJ 4
page 6lg, shall sell, At public AnfiiCB n 49,,
1olF oil the Court House In the city II WlwI.I
Ohio county, West virginia, on h
eATURDAY, ApklL 30, 1851,
commencing a 10 O'Clock 4. IN the ljoVIs, A..
HcTibId properly, that l. 10 say: The moth iVosbs,
Of the IOuth halt Of lot uUu lNfei q tetR. In Win"
W, 8hriVer'g addition TO hast Wheeling, WI n
Ing situated on the BOuthWHt cufn,T Of NoT'
formerly seVenlh street, street, and lletIth ian.
erly Centre street, street, In the tIlJ ii Wb.,l.
iDg West Virginia, II b,iRg the IAme pFpsFt, M.
VeJed 10 Ilid indiana DtIitFs Nv Wil'Hn r NM
bard and WIFE, by deed dated the 81 DAY II Iur, IN
and OIL reenTd In the Liiice d h. Clri ltbVttublT
Court Of 0hi6 county, West yiTlti, 10 did sSt
No. o., page 10,
IkRGs OR sALE -One-thl dOi The pufttLt Eottt.
and ~ much more ~ the purChas'i NAV ttd bnI
In tAlht The HSidue In two tqual ir,talIutHh dbl
and twelve months, With inItfF't iUu a. oinN,
pr TChRleF giving nOl's, secured hy dUdd iMud
approved pc ireS Of insurance, Il drISiti biJathL
The title 10 the said property "A btleUdMbBi
lect, but selling as trustee, Ehal ChVrV tlJ ilA
tile % 10 VESTED 10 me by said deed u OitIull
WILLIAM Z, hUBBAtb,
W. II. HALLER, TfvIlH
AuCllODN6F, mLA
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commencing al 10 30 O'ClOctn IA proceed Ia Nil 1t
the front door Of the court HIuS Of Ohio epatJ,
West virginia, to the highest lnl hest bldiH, ih'
following dE,cflbed properly, ih,t litOii, AIN,
south half Of lot Numbered twelve, 10 Iqultt hHu'
bered nine Is \ Of lot No gInlq 'OS ntSlt'
ted on the plat Of the subdivisions oil Tue Ja'PA
Caldwell iSAis and additions thtfairtn 10 ID, dlI
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, west HirlnlA ,li hi
lol 10 dLuals and iTOnA on The tad Sdt Of Ahtd
street (iUrmtflT called Fillmore Nnel lessen
", ntJ ninth street md Thirteenth ItntI t'o'aHI
called fAlFmont 'tTeet and New streel, 10 'Li 'l-
division, being the same property tOn'eJcl ioMfbl
McUOnough BY Alex J. CaldSell anu vile bJ DID
dated the 81 day y, May, 1915, nhd Of nehd % ~
Siice Il the CIerk Of ihs Coaniy tout 4 OAo
county, West VIfgirlL, In Deed Buck No. 81, Pr
8lI. ,..
TlRAs or sALE. -Ont-thrd d The Parsih
money, and ~ much mOIe ~ the pufchAu NY
elect 70 pay, In cash; the Hsjue 10 t'o ellil "
stGlItnentS, al tiI AMI tWeyt mont Hilh lnlmN
from day Of SALE purchaser giving rOit,, "aiel Y
deed Of trust aud sufficient insurance. lof q leHH
fhs title IN the saId property BELIEVED 70 ~.
feet, but selling ~ trustee, ISlal cnn'y only 'Aa
TILE % 10 vested 10 me BY sid deld o. hut
WIN. r. HUBBARD, Tfuih1
lpi
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'EE'S SALE OF
huHIH NIILu

Puhlh NhkkLlSg pp,t.,,-
" virtue o. deed Of trust MIDI N, 'ih.ofERtI.
ara ana CalhaTlne, his vile, 10 Inc y '',N l's,
trustee, dated the 10th daI Of Dr,s%I5 saG'n,I't
recorded 10 the : h:s Of the ClrIE "I ItN ri
Goufl o. Ohio county, Wtst YiTyIS', w. IoaEIy
trust BOOK NO q page SIS Ishal an 'u u'Si
O.. SATURDAY, MAY II,u
commencing Al 50 O'Clock a. Ia n ,.,,.,,-
the front door Of the Lourt HOu,s az ~ 10 WI Al
Weit virginia, 10 he highest and brsI AZ, .9stJ
loving described properly that is 10 ,.y. AttL
ball q hAl l0t Of ground lying Ia ~, ~ sVS
the city oil wheeling, IN the state # W. s.A Van 4
oillod North Wheeling, and nunlhef,t va. ttI
AID one (s ~ lot no. lQll 90 The pl, ' ~ SSaa'i
Of lald city, bsing the sane pTOpprt, n' ll
laid James LeOnlrd by tbs Wog.ig.Ssr,! ~ y IL
Association o. Wheeling, by deed IslJ y a. his,
o. January, 1874, and OF record Ia h. @h "
tlETk 81 The Oulty Court Of ohio o,1,,, AZ q VI
SIn!A, 10 Deed Book No, 81, p,Gf ia '"'''' "S'Nh
IkRhS or SALE -Unedhtid 0tILrrr,,L...
and u mqGa molsAS the purchaser N - ~ Iea'J
In cash; the residue In two equI iD,t, w "n5
and Twelve monthS with intsfr,t nom az u
pu[ohAAeF giving nOtes, L&urSi Uy dp,1I ~ ~
nuteient Insurance for deferred paym,p,, Wv" AZ
1he uue 70 the said property l. b. i.ySJ =.
iect, but selling aI trustee, ihall tonV,, N
tluo ~ 70 VGaIed In me BY said deed Of INK, OAP @
WA, T, HUBBARD T,D,,..
W. II, uALLgK, AuCtiOhaeF A1Wlte,
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HNRUSTEE's SALE OF PROPERLY N
i CALDWELL ADDITION
By Virtue Of two several deeds u trust hIls "
DArbI MGDonough and Bridget he vile, tOttt W.
deTsigued trustee, dad and recorded 10 ih'Ott' d
The Cle'k Si the County QUIT Of Ohio county, NNi
Virginia, ~ follows; one dated the lOlh dN d MAJ,
1875, and recorded 10 Deed d trust BOX No GPi
and recorded 10 eed Of lru't BOOK No. . PrkA /
Rhall nm
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ONCE, Sos. Is and "a TOurtsen'h street.
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IRusrEEs,s A,Vs
TRUSTEE'R SALE,

b. virtue Of Deed Of rn,,
T.. SeS 6S q " to Leaf f .,ga t,tA,,
once Of 0 IL, tl.sE d ia 4. 'aa lesSsi nm
county, W. Va, IN Deed q IT 10y 'osn 1 "
~ aad ey virtue q an gri,F q ibs 20 ~ "a y.
sPSoS SGilS!y Ss i Ss on he III l q a s
IN place Q, aid kWis BAILEY, ts. rJ,lre 10 a'iis
Al s!ASI A. THE l6Tn DAY UF , tPs II
SsS III ~ . IN e A. SSSpEEs3egE Al oce
ne following real tstalr, tO-Wit T1ttf pl bt!,s
n Ci,Sser' addition 10 the city ii WI ,,l!
s ~ ~ ~ tss; Gu I1ysay'lIRh sf,s
Of 0E DO Which have Dc, hrt,l' ~ ~ Aaa -
Ile's iol. VII! b sold loEelhrr or ' ,ssI ~
PaEso lou! IS ilIhAll be found m S,F,ts.l'!, vi,
most AdyanlSIeOpSly, or ~ viii Lee, We! vii \
plat Of the lots can b. se,n Al M, '.. W sausn
MARKET street ~! Vhct, Se, l.
~ I z a.. og sALE-0ne.r hlra, 'pd A, muck
one and I've yean u, w. bl!lIs, \
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08

FRIDAY nORNING, APRIL 8.
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FRRw 81 CAMPBBIL.
PuBuHHERs AND FRoPuEToA
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-02

(C.mcimie.i trom 4H f.s,.)

.O;,. no; hc told me ali about it. Tic
mad lxen summoned mp to town on b,>i.
,,s.ss. and lett home Yesterday morning. In
.n evening the. nurse LETT her, as she
Thought, asleep, to fetch something from the
Kitchen"
"fiavc gossip there, you mean
.Joh.," so!c,nnly, "you don't like nurses /;
you know you don't"
MY dear, am married man, and
moreover IN NJ. -. \ we!l.balanccd
mind must hate somebody or snmc clas,
Of bodies; and, as a rule, medical ,ncn hate
r,lrscs."
"Nouscnse, john! Welt Mrs. Trcnainc
got away while the nurse was down stairs
md, being traced to the station, where size
md taken a ticket to London, Captain
1rcsnainc was tc:e ::atte>ii.o, ard WIS stop.
;,cd as he got into the train on his way
:,o,nc. Some One must have sce., you leave
The station"
"As he came to look for her here, some.
t,,Ly must have brought him; two come te,
the door,.
ut will be all right now that lie has
found her, and is fond ot her; she will get
quite we'll. and hc will only l,avc to com.
t,rt her Tor the loss of her YMor little
haby."
wipe my pen, blot the MS, and rise,
Ny story Is done, and. as ii is the first s.,
"ill It probably be the last of which shall!
.,c guilty.
Mrs. Merton looks up from the GLOW,
she Is ncnding. "Thc story done: Why
Ill you have written is only the beginning
ot' the end: You could not surely have the
,,cart to break of In that unsatisfactory
manner. Not word about Captain Ire.
n,ainc'> gratitude, or the hamper they sent
lis at Christmas, or the birth Of their little
SON last year, and the pretty way in which
..',c coaxcsi you to be godtathcr, though, her
The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-02

So,nc 10 50. as low he died from the shot,
but AS hr lived four months, and took III
considerable whisky all the time. >a. $ il.
giving to, much credit To the buck sl,o, to
say he died from II. wounds. +.
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