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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05
HRUsTEE,s SALE OF

Nbhlh WHEELINl pbnn,
~ virtue o! deed Of trust made \, EIaoFERTY
ard and CAthArne, his wife, Ia ~. jams Lon.
trustee, dated the 2Oth day y Dscs sHe snd,niglsd
recorded IN the ttiee o. the CleFf ~ Ai5 AID
Court o. Ohio county, West Vlr,iS,, We Seualy
Trust Book No, q gags SIS, IhAli on III Oesl 4
SATURDAY, NAY l. Isu
commencing at ESQ O'clock a, m. . n noSd!
the front door Of the court Hou,S Vt ~ % MI Il
We1t virginia % he highest and beSf MAO eGahlT,
loving described property, that i 10 lAt III.
one-hAu o. that LOT Of ground lying in tae loOia
the city Of Wheeling, IN the State Il W. IAli 4
called North Wheeling, aud uumbsrsd ~. tirllhll,
And one y, Of lot No. 1917 on lhS MAI wy heh'Fei
OIL said city being the same noS mat 4lt
tAld James Leonard by the Wortibp 1.!l iOhS
Association q Wheeling, by deed jstsS \ Building
o. January, 1873, and oil record In NJ va Hu tlJ
CLERK q the County Court Of Ohio coun,y q !Al
ginia, In Deed Book No, 60, page liz WI "ai VIZ.
TRRhs og sALE,-One.lhifdolih s bp,,A,.
and a. much more a. the purchaser NAV ~. monty
In GaShi The residue In two equal p1t1 wv. 70 ~
and twelve months, With inteIeIt ion Ky ~
purchaser giving notes, secured BY desi o. All
luaicient Insurance iOT deferred laypSDi, "uA AID
The TUE % the GAid property Is 6elisysI "a
teet' but ceiling u truAtee, shall tonV,v ~, Rf'
uuo ~ u vested In me by aid deed Of iys, 'uI Neb
W. II, HALLRR, Auctioneer, AFS'Iee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05
TRUSTEES sGLF,
TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue Of deed Of trust u,,,
Icy, vie q John W, LsSsIsy. IIS AIN c. l,A
lAsh!ey' her husband, To Ihs pnt .as Nd Iosl
aSs9d ne VI DAY q April in The I v,n, %
SRIo so NJ i've w SsIEi Gs q The Count,
No, Is PAGE SO, viii Iei Al ppSISS Of Iru,t IN
hont door Of the Court HouIs X III Auction Il.
IUiSDAf, THE 24TH DAY OF G NIS So9hiI, a
oeginn!ng q 10 O'elOckA, ~, the iollnSSAr, lll,
Ps%Pss IaHI u 2 '1y the south ,SHs
Baker and c t II ,'EGS;S 5uRSitd o., q y
With the Improvement and SppaT,s ~! y Whs.ltS
PF3GpeIty taSNl at "GoniIS tFop~,,S I icing d;
IIRhs 0ESALE-opS.haIi, ar Ts, 4, n'ay
money a the purchaser NAV W. Ing sS', q ID,
AZ I'm tS,s .as DaanSs IN one year ION
the day o. laP, the purchaser Ia ~ neht I'm
approved security, for nd deferred ~, hoa' Vii,
w u u,,,. JAAEs p, EOGERs R.!l:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

indispensable TO the Library, Clergy man, Lawyer,
Physician, Editor, Teacher Student, and all Of any
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05
aATURpAY. MAY 1881.

shall on
eATUROAY, MAY l. 1851
commencing u 10 80 O'Clock IN, proceed Ia ,.l 4,
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio count,
West Virginia, 10 the highest and beIt bidder X,
following described property, that 10 10 ll AllSS
south hall Of lot numbered Twelve, Ia EulrS nm.
bered nine II, Y Of lot No. u 10 "a No. VI n an,
mated on the plat Of the Tub-divsI0nS Of lie lS,S
Caldwell estate and additions tberelrUn 10 thV IN
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West VlEluiL TAD lli
lot ID htuAO and fronts on the east side OF Nina
street formerly called Fillmore IITtej lslT,,e
Twenty ninth street and Thirteenth IlrteI (lout,iT
called FRlrmOnt street and New street,, 10 Md Ns
division, being tho same property tOnIeyN 10 Daily
MODOnOllRh by Alex J. Caldwell and wife b. d,tj
dated The 81 day u; May, 1875, and Of rteOfd h Il,
sfheo u the Clerk Of the County tout Of on
county, WOGt Virginia, 10 Decd Box No. q, NJ
"a. ="
TIRHs OF sALE.-One.thlrd Of The pur,h,v
money, and % much more % the puHhR!tr M
elect 10 pay, In cash; the residue In Two eQuIl 4.
ltAllmentB, al sig and twelve months, With lnIeta
from day Of sale, purchaser glvihg noleI Iecuie u
deed oil trust and SUFFICIENT insurance oF offend
payments,
The title 10 tho sald property ID believed to n nj.
iect, but selling % trustee, snail convey OnJ ila
title 10 10 vested 10 me hy said deed oil trust
WIN. r. HUBBARD, TnItM
W. II. HALLER, AuCtlOnIer. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY N
i CALDWELL'S ADDITION, ="
BY virtue oil two several deeds Of trust mad, 4,
DaTb McDonough and Bridget, bis VIE, 10 NJ M.
derSignod trustee, dated and recorded ID M o,S y
the Clesk VI tho County tourt Of Ohio COUNT, NJ,
Virginia, M follow; one dated the 10Th DAY Of Nv
lSlb, and recorded 10 Deed Of Trust BoOE No g. ~
and recorded in eed Of Trust Book No q pi4V "a
shall Oh '"9'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

Tn, above ,als IL NIIp1ntd until sATygypl!l,i !,
MAY ID, igSi. Al 10 o'eieck A. m at the lrnai a'0' "
"" ~, a""i' MUSE lure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05
TRUsTEE's SALE.

". Il. HALLER, AutLIonteI
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Chas. Johnson, colorcd youth, 16 years
of age, was convicted in the Circuit Court
ofCecil County ofan outrage on the person
of Cora Sartain, a white girl, aged 12 years.
The olfenso was committed in September
last. Johnson was sentenced TO six years
in the penitentiary.
The Chester river Steam Boat Company
has given an order to the Harlan s. Hol-
Iingsworth Co., of Wilmington, Del, for
the construction of new iron steamer for
the route. The new steamer is designed
more especially for the Corsica creek route,
and will be handsomely fitted UP for pass
engcrS.
At Sudlcrvillc on Sunday evening the
NJ. Il. Sunday School had most success
full SUNDAY School entertainment. At
MllnSt0m on Sunday they united the
Christmas and missionary services ard had
amuch better collection than usual. II Was
also the Quarterly Meeting occasion, Pre-
siding Elder Martindale occupying the pull
pit.
Messrs. II@ussler 4; Kingsley, Druggists
Manchester, say: We handle st. Jacob,
Oil with abundant success, and it ha:
given excellent satisfaction to our custom
-Maactcstsr, tMich.l Enterprise.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
Maryland Items.

r.. E Pippin, formerly Of Greensboro,
has been shot by despersdoes at Junction
City, Col.
w. S. Potter has purchased the Reybold
farm 2S5 acres, in Sassafras Neck, Cecil 60 j..
for 81 ,375, or 1895 per acre.
Thos L. Cicil, one of the oldest and most
respected citizens of Millington died Fri
day, in the Goth year of his age.
st paul's Methodist Protestant church
At Cambridge was dedicated On Sunday OF
lasl week with appropriate ceremonies.
White, Adkins & Co.. Of Wicomico Co.
nave purchased a tract of timbeg land near
Teofgetown, Del, consisting OF 62Si acrea,
i0f abont 5000 cash.
Judge Yellott has decided that the Mary
land oyster law is unconstitutional. on The
ground that the Legislature cannot en-
power justice of the peace to assume
jurisdiction in criminal cases.
>; r. Sullivan, Esq, one Of the editors
SI the Chestertoxn Transcript. was taken
suddenly iil on Thursday afternoon. about
our o'clock, and before medical aid could
- summoned was a corpse. He died OF
~Peepiexy.
n nrm has been organized in Centerville
solaposed of Richard Z, Feddeman. late
os s'.lef y, OF the bank, and w, w, Busteed,
sae Observer, for the purpose of holding
ular ress. monthiy sales OF stock. inpIe,
'Ae'ats machisiely, 8c.
pi,sesaardsng to the Cecil Dsmocyqt. an
5ossas 5Jh man has succeeded in writing on !
eorss ' card, in q legibie hand, 1880 words
can,s. am g Len sheels Of ordinarily written
mens siieh feats are excellent alnuse.
90. '0f people who have nothing else to
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
c,nsIpCH SERVICES.

,, NErI.risT i!sf>.s,rAL.-$uaday- Preaching
Az - y nui !. NJ. >aTjaF SCncD-9A. ami
49, ir,ver Meeting Tuesdays 1T Z =. NJ. Res.
i'ln u aigI. Pastor. -
'nrr.,'s PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL sunday reach
81 ID. A. VI and - rM. NedusdAy-7.4 I. NJ
?,,,s ~? :,at-:'i2 N.N $audty ~':.'h---PM. N. heF'
",.,rri -,sln,iay-Prcaehing el i9i% :. NJ. aud
FE?;i.w :, ,;iay SciIInl-2 = ~ PrayV Meeting -
:If,y,atT,srM ". i;ev J. r. Cms;e'i. Pastor.
-.u,il Fellows IEa!l-Second sunday Of
every nonth At 10 \. NJ anu T. NJ Kew UV''
j:aI!a:.i, i'"Ijf
,..-x>,,i. Nkr.laai>r EPIscoFAL tCul0re1i.-Sun-
Ch,s,t-prtaclinI at !9'z \. u. and r. NJ. EeF Geo
II Wnler>. Pastor.
ArIc,x MErnonisI AI;M"4lny l hE;in " HIS.
hnI,,. IA.tnr.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
SEnaEr SOCIETIES.

,,.,,,,;y Iopac No Il. \. L. a M.-MeetS First and
hSSirt Thursday evenings OF each m13tE' nt 3
,t,c<,x1 STAR Lonie. No.GLO. o. F.--Mccts every
Friday evening, at 9clock
u,D,y.li:,i E<cAvFNEET, No 2.-McCts Second aud
FDarth tuesday evenings ofeact month, II s"cloek
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
(llticura
Blood POisonings, Scrofulous Ulcers
and Itching Humors, Assesses
and Giandular Swallings.
POISONING

Mr. Albert Kingshury. Keene. y. II . troubled with
bat hTn.'r on hands aud neck caused by Lead pcis
Oni"c. He's painter At times IL would break out
crscA open and the skin separate from the flesh in
large pieces. suffering great continual iL.hing and
singing Purchased your remedies: used CuticlirA
kesOlVept internally aud tutirura aud Cut;rra S.a
eXjer.Dlly and in less than three months effected
com Plete rpru and has rot heen troubled since Tor
~ r.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
GISIGArE@T ONEAE Es'TrT

J. W. Adams Newark. Ohio. says. "Cutlcura Rene
dies are the greatest meticines on Garth Ha the
worst case salt rheum in this country My Inutaer
had il tweUty years. ard ia fact ti!rd from il. |
believe CutlCura would have saved her lio Ny arms
breast and bead. were covered for three years which
nothing relieved or cured until used the Cuticura
Resblvent Internally AID Cut!Cnrs Gnd CnticuFG S0Cp
externally.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
NotIce TO Advertisers.

Persons having Advertisements, or wanting
changes in their advertisements, in the TIIEN,
will please have them IN the office b. Tuesday
atcrnosn, ct clock.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
CUrLCU az -

aud Cuticura Soap ternaly and Cuticura Resilient
internally will positively cure every species of HumOr
rom Common Pimnle 10 ScrOfua. Price of Cuti-
cnra. snei boxes. jOc.; large boxes. SlO0 Cutcura
ResOlyent. II per bottle Cuticura Soap. DC; Cuii.
cura Shaving Soap 15c.
repot. WEEKS & POTTER. Boston. Mess.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
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Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

That poor bcdHdden, igyaljd wife, sister,
mother og daughter san be made Che pie.,
tnre OF health by o few bottles of Hop
bitters VIII you let them sVffeF7 Yheh
so easily cured,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The police raided a den of thieves at
IlS South street, Philadelphia, on Satur-
day Digth capturing Bsany poted Togues.
1t IS believed that if the raid had been
made an hour sooner, . Big Frank /" would
kaye been captured,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28


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FOR RENT,

A good Dwelling House, With OF without Stable.
"r' J, ., HUFFNoToN.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The Atlanta Cotton Exposition will close
Saturday evening.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
P&OESTASIS.

X. = Carpenter. ESQ. Henderson, n Y. curci Of
Psoriasis oT LeprSy Of twenty years standing hy tie
Cutcrra ReslS e internally and Cuicura and i;uti.
cura SUHp externally. The Tnnst wonderful caze on
record. Cure certified 10 Defe justice Of the pesce
and prGminent citizens. All afflicted with itrhing
and say diseases should send 70 ms for his trslimo
Mai In full.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

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caia SUr prices. : 81 ,r@~ =. >6'tiNIi iiduhO!t IT
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Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

With the November Eurlher hcgan the new scr;e.
under the title OF THP CENrCsY NSGAEISE Whi;.I
viii be in fact new. eh.argpd aud improved
SCEIRAER. The page is some hat lon"er ari y ;!e'
admitting pictures Of Ia sc size and increasing tie
reading matter about
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

A concert and supper will be given by
st. Paul's Sunday school, at Odessa, OIL
this and tomorrow evenings.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-23
RAILROAD NEWS.

Chattanooga Mines: Dr. NJ S. Long, of
this city, at present one of the surgeons for
the Tennessee q Sequachee Valley Railroad
a narrow gauge railroad now in construc-
ton by a syndicate of Cincinnati capitalists
from the G. S. Railway, at Spring City to
Pikeville, distance of fifty miles, was in
the city yesterday to purchase supplies. He
informs the Times that there are at present
about five hundred hands at work on the
road that eight miles are already graded,
and that the work will be pushed forward to
completion as rapidly as possible.
The Midland of North Carolina is sur
veying an air line from Goldsboro west to
Salisbury, N c., distance of nearly $50
miles, and it is said that the entire line will
soon be under contract It's completion
will reduce the distance between Goldsboro
and Salisbury 40 miles. At Salisbury con-
nection will be made with the Western
North Carolina Railroad for the west, and
at Goldsboro with the Atlantic and North
Carolina Road, which has just been leased
to the Midland Company. 1t is asserted
that the whole line will be in operation from
Beaufort Harbor to the Tennessee State line
within twelve months.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-23
New York General Market,

New. York. July Southern fou,
steady and quiet; common to fair extra,
$5.25a5. IS; good to choice do, $5. sOa
1929. Wheat feverish and unsettled, clos
ing 4aAe lower; rejected spring, Soc; un-
graded do, $40 IA; ungraded red,
81: bal. q; mixed winter, 1925; No. 2
red, July, $1.2755a1. 30, closing, S1.2S4 ;
August, 81 2Sal. 2944, closing Sl.28f; Sep
TENDER, 81. 29a1. 800. Corn 4a5c better and
more active, 47a57tc; No. July, STE I;
August, 574a57sc; September, 5Saa599c.
Oats heavy and lower No. 3, 431c. Coffee
firm and in moderate demand. Sugar quiet
and weak; fair to good refining, 73asc re-
fined weak; standard A, 99c. AIolasses
unchanged. Rice quiet and steady. Wool
dull and weak domestic fleece, 34a45c
Texas, 14a3Oc. Pork opened firm and
closed weak and more doing; new, SIS 25 ];
mlddles quiet and stronger; long clear,
9Bc; shorts, Toe. Lard opened a shade
higher. closing dull, heavy and lower,
SSi2, 05a12. 10.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-23
COLORED NORMAL SCHOOL.

Reported specially for the CHRONICLE
The Normal met at the usual hour yester-
day morning, and after music and prayer.
proceeded with the regular course of study
progress, and the teachers have taken q
lively interest in all the subjects under con-
siderations. We have had many instruction
lectures each day, which has done much to
encourage the teachers. Last Wednesday
morning, Prof. w. r. Murphy gave an in
tefesting lecture on "School Government, -
which was highly interesting and apprecia-
ted by all who heard if. After Prof. Muir
ply had finished his lecture. Mr. Franklin
introduced Prof Garrett, of Nashville, who
spoke for three-quartere of an hour on
& Geography
Thursday morning Rev. DR. Doak, State
Superintendent, revisited the Normal,
bringing with him Prof Woolwine of
Nashville. Prof. Woolwine gave an inter-
esting lecture ON 'sSchool Discipline" This
lecture was replete with practical ideas and
suggestions, and from the interest taken.
doubtless many of his ideas will be put into
into practice by some of the district teach
ers. We hope that Prof Woolwine will
again call and see us.
On yesterday morning the following
studies were under examination Written
and Mental Arithmetic, Geography, Gram
mar, and Reading.
At II o'clock Prof Dinwiddie gave
another lecture on the subject of ''Mathe-
matics." q Ea
This ends the third week of the Normal
and as the end approaches the interest
deepens. We have had pleasant visits from
Hon. j. Milton Turner, of ST. Louis Mo-;
Rev. j. M. Hall, Rogersville, Tenn: Mrs.
E. F.. Minders, M. j. r. Gentle, w. S. and
J. S. Silsby, of this city
Mr.. Franklin, the principal, is doing all
he can to make the Normal success, and
he has certainly succeeded in an eminent
degree.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-23
COURT REPORTS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon.
D. NJ Key and Hon. John Baxter presid-
ing. 9-a
Stout d Mills VS.. Harklerood & Bro,
debt; verdict for plaintiff for ,033. 16, inter
est $2S7. IS, total 81, 341 81. C. FL. Hartman
VS.. A. L. Williams etal.; same VS.. Massingill ct
al; same VS.. Nathan A. Sporting ct al;
ejectment; rule on plaintiff to prepare
causes for trial at next term or causes will
be dismissed. V. Mumford Moore VS..
Chas. M. Sedgebeer; continued VIM. g.
Allen VS.. Trustees c. s. Railway; dismissed
VIM. eB. McDonough vs. Southern States
Coal Iron 4 Ian Co.; continued by consent.
Lewis u Carhart, assignees, VS.. Home In
suranee Company; same VS.. Phoenix Insu-
rance Company same VS.. Knoxville Fire
Insurance Company; continued by consent.
Morris James VS.. John B. Nicely, debt; con-
tinued By consent. Russell & G. vs.. j. h.
Warner and J. R: Cravens, in equity; con-
Hnued by defendant Mary Jane Griggs
Us: r. G. Huston & Co., damages jury re-
$pited. United States vs. E. A. Hord, vio-
2fting revenue law; i capias ordered, defend
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-23
Died.,

At 100 o'clock yesterday evening in North
Knoxville, at the residence of Valentine
Lister, Mrs Amelia B. Lanford, aged 70
years.
Mrs. Lanford's home was in Spartanburg,
S. c., and was on a visit to relatives in the
city. She was stricken with paralysis some
six weeks ago. She had been member of
the Baptist Church since she was II years
old. Her end was in peace.
Funeral services at the residence, at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Friends invited.
At IL o'clock Thursday night, 21st inst,
at Greendale, this county, Mrs. Martha
Britt, wife of James NJ. Britt, aged 40 years.
The funeral took place yesterday, Rev. W..
H. Bates officiating.