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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29
IAnornERPRizE RlenFonTnkEAPn
IL west VIEEinia 70 y again BisEraesd
by thiH Sara OfSn E~xhlhiil0AR

~ thin sara OfaR ExhihiiioHR
From an entirely reliable source, an IN
EE~LllsEscER reporter lsSrnsd yesterday,
that 3 prize fight has been arranged BY
Wheeling and Pittsburgh parties, - take
place at ColliSr's Station, ON next Sunday
morning. The bruissra are both Pitts
burgh men, one Of them being named
Welsch, the others could not DO aSesr-
tanned. The referee isA Wheeling man,
whose name the informant would not
disclose. The mill Is to be for $500 aide,
and the fact OF the coming contest has
been secretly passed around among Pitts
burph sporting men and, II 10 said, q very
large crowd Of those interested in an affair
Of this kind are coming down 70 see the
aRht-thati 10, II 1t comes.of. AayeS owing
10 the TACT OF the fight coming Oh In this
state, and for fear Of 1t leaking out, the
|Econirsternily here has not been generally
Informed, and probably would not have
been until tomorrow, which would have
allowed them time 10 slip of before the
authorities got wind Of the affair.
The Pittsburgh fighters have been IN
training for nearly two months and the
hght, il was generally agreed upon BY
those who knew the men, WAa 10 DO one
almost to the death. Neither parry hal
ever appeared with the prize ring, bui
both are natural sAmpson's and their 90
equations has hardened their muscles like
unto iron. The ''~scisnce" has been in
stilled into them by trainers and tvs
more perfect specimens Of .phYsica
stEength have seldom stripped Tor thl
ring. This was to DO their advent % probes
sional prize fighters and their trainers weIt
anxious that their individual men shoult
make q successful debul For this reason
the training in both cases has been % neaI
perfect 90 It could be made.
The question now 10, us West Virginia
TO be again disgracsd with this sort otaI
e1hibiionT The "Rsd Men," by thsi
brutal lRw~lsssnSss, have sufficiently HiveI
this State away TO the outside world
and the bad notoriety gained by the las
prize fight ct Golfers, between Ryan ant
Goa, has damaged our progress beyonC
calculation. Letthe authorities take step
TO guard against such another outragt
upon the name OF West Virginia, II Il
lpoBsible that this publicity may avert thl
brutal stTuggle, but II will probably onlI
postpone It, II Is the part OF oil good cit
liens In this upper end a thu State TO no
lily police officials upon any evidence Of
prize hRht, and bythis means II 10 possible
to keep aWsy such dreaded exhibitions.
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MesStS. winseftsr, HAllst, Miller, Kim.
betly, ctiSsWell and ButtstHeld, Of the
Committee on Water Works, met at the
works yesterday Afternoon for The puf.
pose oil meeting M. Fred Fey, The owner
Of The ground north Of me City'S Rfound.
with reference 70 lie putchase for the nee
Of the new boilers. MI. Fey atked $500
ior the ground, but after 4 little consider.
alton concluded 10 take S425, and Ia con.
necIlon with bis vile executed an in6tfu.
ment Of ttAnsief 10 the city. The lot
fronts tWentyiout and 4 half feet on The
railroad and funs back sixty feet II WaS
also decided ID put the boilers facing
south. There will be 4 large brick build.
Ing erected over the new boilers, covering
the city lot and Al6o The lot uGtpufchaSed
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


Rye, N. Y, July2s.-TWo freight traina
we're in collision on the New York and
New Haven division Of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad at this
plscs this afternoon. The train from
New York was to switch of some cars on
10 . side track, when Q special freight
train with thiIty.two cars, all laden,
Slgnsllsd ita approach from the east,
A fAgman was seat ahead TO signal the
approaching tain, which could not be
sesn from the station on account Of . great
curve, but from some cause the fagman
returned and the train which was 10 have
passed through without stopping, came on
at full speed and dashed into the standing
train. The conductor Of the special train
Eli Latin, aud Henry HRlloCk, brakeman
were ON q FAT car, and were thrown be-
tween two cara, both Of which verl
smashed, Latin was killed instanlly and
Hlllock horribly mutilsIsd, James Mid
dy and Edward Elliott, engineers Of the
westward aud eastward bound trains
were thrown from their engines, and ihl
former severely, and the latter slightly
injured.
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sudden DEATH from APOPisE1,

Cambridge Herald 2llt inst
Mrs. Eliza B. vile OF Rev. Mcknight
Williamson, oil West Cambridge, OF noon
on Saturday was in her accustomed health
and vas intending to 60 into the country
to picnic, but not feeling well about two
o'clock, she decided to stay at home. Dr..
Wall was called In the afternoon and pre-
scribed for neuralgia, again at nine O'Clock
the doctor came and while converting
with the patient as 10 the location Of her
pain she fell back in a ct oiappolexy and
died at once. In thirty seconds from the
time she was talking nationally she was
dead. Rev. Williamson was abaent al
Huntington, Pa, but was OF once with
other friends, notified fhis bereavement
Everything thst sympAthizlng frienda and
neighbors could do until their arrival, wei
done.
The funeral services were arranged to
take place At 8 p. N. Of Tuesday. A large
number OF friends assembled at her late
residence, and services were opened by
the choir Lnging the hymn, "The Lord Il
my Shepherd" after which was scripture
reading by Ezra Hingsly and prayer BY
DIS. McFirland and AilligAn, otthiS place
and Rev. Faris Brown, Of New Concord.
An opportunity wRu then given those
present 10 view the corpse. The featured
were perfectly natural. Beautiful flowers
were taSteinlly arranged about the
cotin-a cross, q crescent and an
anchor, beautiful symbols Of the lie
that had departed. The crescent
was presented to Mics Matte Williamson
by the Mary Happier Mission Band, and
attached to II were these words: precious
In the sight Of the Lord 10 the death Of
bis saints" The anchor was presented ID
the family by the missionary society, and
bore the inscription: "9he rests from hei
labors and her works do follow her." The
deceased was;in the 10th year Of her age,
Her remains were taken on the 3:18 train
this morning to the family buryiDg ground
at Wellsburg, ". Va, for interment. A
suitable obituary notice will probably be
furnished In due time.
The friends irom.R distance we're Mr..
and Mira j. L. Burt, Mrs! W. T. Burt, Mist
Sue G. Metcalf, Mrs. j. A. Metcalt Mrs.
j.. II. Woodward, and Mr.. ]. A. MetcAlf,
Of Wheeling, W. Va; Mrs. W. II. Woods
and Mcknight Williamson, Of Hunting.
don, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Of Hills.
bore tMrs. Fletcher Burt, Mr.. Frank Burt
and Mr. Harry BeYmer, Of Columbus, and
Rev Hnd Mrs. Jas a. Ewing, OF MasopS.
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william ]. Coushlih, Of. s~omeryilie.
Mass, says! In the fall OF 1876 /. was
taken with bleeding oil The lungs followed
BY q severe cough. lost my appetite and
aesh, and was confined 10. my bed. In
1877 ] was admitted 10 The Hospital. The
doctors said / had a hole III my lung as
Biz % q half dollar, Atone time q report
went around that / was dead, 1gave up
hope, but 4 friend told me Of DR. WnLiAit
HVLlte BALKAN FOR THE LUNGS. 1 got q
bottle, when 10 my surprise, 1Commenced
10 feel better, and to-day / feel better than
for three yeara past.
~ write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs Ellltake DR. WILLIAM
Halls BALsAM,and be convinced that OoE.
SUMPTION CAN m CURED. l can positively
sAy II has done mote good than all the
other medicines l have taken since my
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ALLOW q cold 10 advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious ihAladi6s, such "a
Pneumonia, HemerrhAgts and Lung troubles
when an immediate rel aican be 20 readily at
taihed1 BbScHEEs GKRMAh BYRuP has gained
the largest nale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the ~seYereSt Lung Diseases.
Il d Dr.. Boschee's famous German preacrip
tion, and d prepared with the greatest oaft,
and no fear need b. entertained IN adminiBtat
ing Il 10 The youngest child, As per directions
The Bale Of this medicine Ia unb~recedented
Since hrst introduced there has been Q con.
slant increasing demand and without 0 single
report Of q failure 70 do ~ work In any case.
AK your Druggist as 10 the truth Of these 70.
mAtiI. Large dlss 10 cthts. Try Il and be
oanyineed TfhlAe
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.. -
The Ironsidps paced up last night.
The Pacific, light, passed down last eve.
ming.
The Sidney 10 due from Cincinnati this
evening.
The Wyoming is aground Of Short
Greek bar.
RiverESuRe last evening, s ieet Ii inches
and falling.
Business was somevhat improved on
the levee yesterday.
Weather yeatefday cloudy and cool
temperature at Seanon's, "a.
Tbs Bachelor arrived from Pittsburgh
yeetefday and laid up 81 The water works
Tor want OF water
Captain james Mcdonald left last eye.
ming BY train 10 90 on The Iron Age,
which Is on the lower Ohio.
pfrrsBuRoH, July 2S.ARivef | foot II
inches and lslliBg. Weather cloudy and
rainy.
CtNotNsAfi, July 2s-RiYef q feet and
rising. Weather tAir and Eatu1er. Ar
fiVedl Golden Grown, New Orleans
OAtso, July % Arrived John Porter,
New Orleans. DEPARTED Joseph Henry,
81, Louis. RiVef, 10 feet . inches and fall!
ing. Weather clear. Thermometer 49,.
LottsvtLLE, July 28.-River rising, with
5 teeLin the canal Business dull. Wealth
or clear, pleasant and windy. Arrived! j.
8. Bfanstotd, Uincinnati 4. A. Woodruff,
Cincinnati. Departed; ], 8. BfAnstotd,
EKAneNillee.
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An ERurrlon or EtoHr YEAlS' BrAHplNe,

1 was troubled with an eruption for eighI
years, itching i~utolerAbly Of times; triet
many preparations without andlng. relief
Through The use Of ~'BwAyne's All.heallnf
Ointment l am entirely cured.
JosEPH II. Lambert.
At HortsrpAn 4 Bros. Fifth aud Cherry,
Phila,
S~wayne's Ointment, the only efFectuAl cure
for letter, all c%utAneOus affections no mattel
how obstinate or how long standing.
BWAyne's Ointment 10 sold by all druggists
TThs6W.
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Fannie Henderson s#ofs out d wsrranI
yesterday before Squire fslbst, 10 Whict
she chatged Mrs. Lou Ftitz with a breach
Of the peace.
The weir murder trial will likely begin
al 81. C%Iaitville next Monday.
August Brown, q subject Of the King oil
Dahomey, paid q fine Of $40 to Squire
Philips yesterday, for aS6aultiDg Mary
Williams, A second warrant was Issued
for Brown, chsfgibg him with threading
tdslay Miss Williams, but. Maty had 10
pay the coats.
dAy Tor Riehafd Kenny, who IA charged
By George Miner With tteeepasbinR.
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TuSB, July 2s.-Ths Arabs have left
this vicinity and the panic 10 subsidtns'
but the greatest anxiety prevails concern
ing the safety OF the Europeans In the
interior. II 10 announced that the Arabs
attacked HaminGn Elben, . place
barely nine miles from Tunis, General
Logersl has taken measures to protect the
capital in the event Of the insurgents re-
turning to La Far, OIL I.It q.
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when q board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced The discovery that BY
some we'll known valuable rene.
dies, The most wonderful medicine was pro-
duced, which would cure such q wide range
diseases that most al other REMEDIES could
% dispenSed with, many were sESGlicaIi PCT
pelled all doubt, and 70 day the ~disCoyoEety Of
that HSai StdiOtat, Hop BlileS, are honUred
aud bisasd BY all ~ benetactofs. -DtutoSat
AWT4W
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A RImOr that a woman Mad Bnlsidsd
In gouth neIIAIte.

- =
IN South BetIAIfe.
A gentleman who came from BellaifC
last evening reported that q woman had
been found dead In q stable In South
Bellaire shortly after dusk, and the infer.
euce was that she was the mysterious
female who had deserted q newly born
child In Finck's orchard q few days since.
Every means were taken by the reporter
10 ascertain what truth there was Ia the
statement and, II any, 10 get the details.
Mayor CfiBWell, police Objects and others
were interviewed, but they know nothing
Of the matter whatever II 10 strange how
such q story should have got started, and
there may or may not be foundation fot II.
To-day will probably develop what there
II In n
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ST. JOIN, N. B., July 2s,-HeSvy and
long continued rains are seriously inter
fsriug with the work OF the farmers
Great damage Is threatened to the hoE
crop, much Of which is already cut ant
waiting to be cured, Tbs rains hAyl
made q considerable freshet in thl
Miramichi and last evening the noTthwes
boom gave WAY, sending AdEiit some fyl
million feet Of lumber. II 10 expected
that all the lumber will be secured. Thu
weather cleared of here this Afternoon
after almost q steady down pour OF rail-
for foTtY.eiRht hourg.
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ln.slIiEepoe from . nlaSlSE vessel.

HALIFAX, July Ss.-A bottle containing
4 slip Of paper, on which the following
was written with q pencil, was picked uF
at Hunting Point near Halls HaF'
Dor: "The ship Edgar sprung
Q leak on the fifteenth day from PArisboro
The crew we're all mutinous aud the Gap
tain shot twice. The crew left in the
boats short Of provisions and water, IN
longitude 40 wesl, latitude about 4 south
B. Derry.
The Edgar sailed from ParisbOrO laal
month,
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Rad Runaway Accident.

READING, PA, July 2s.-While VIM. @,
DsTurk and family were driving this eve
ming the horses became frightened and
ran away, breaking the carriage into irag,
mentB. Mr.. DeTurk was instantly killed
and his vile and son seriously injured,
Mrs. Il. H. Hale, his sister, was also
seriously injured.
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T66fEI AGRIVALs.
AT. JAMES HOTEL.


In our endeavorS 10 preserve health II 10 Of
the utmost Importance that we keep The
secretory system In perfect condition The
~well.known remedy, Kidney Wort, has Spe.
clio action on tie kidneys. liver and bowels.
Use II instead Of dosing with vile bitterS or
pills. II Is purely vegetable. and is
prompt but mild IN action. Il 10 prepared In
both dry and liquid form and sold BY drug.
giss everywhere. Reading Eagle. NwTAw
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"Am DenGh,sd with II.

~ have no confidence In the colorless ex
tracts. A pure article was greatly needed
says DR.. j. J. Youlin president jersey City,
N. j., Board OF Health aud Vital Statistics,
OF the Liebig Co.'s ArnicAted Extract Of
Witch Hazel. Cures painful Periods, Leu
corrhua, Female Weakness. Exhaustinl
FloWt, Sore Breasts, and quickly relieyei
pains Of any kind. Beware " oounterfeita
Bold in City cents and dollar SSea. MWAT
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wAsniSaroS, D. O., July 2o.-1A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and the
Lower Lakes, fair weather, winds mostly
north, stationary barometer and BtAtiona.
ry or higher temperature.
For the Upper Lake. and the Upper
Mississippi aud Lower Mlbeouri Valleis .,
warmer, lair weather, variable winds and
~BtALlonAfy or lower bArom0tef.
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"skin Diseases" Cured By Dr. sWayne's
Il Oinfmant.

What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer .
single hour whom theJ have . SURE cure In
~"Swaynels Ointment" Is past d comptehen.
sion. The worst case Of letter, Itch Bali
Rheunl, or that annoying complaint, Itching
Piles, yield to It's wonderful all healing quali'
tea Pimples on the Face and Blotches on
the Skin are removed BY using this healing
Ointment Perfectly safe and harmless, even
on the most tender infant.
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AMONG the troubles incident to child.
hood are pains In the stomach and bowela,
feverish ~restlessness at night, and laneuor
during the day. DESIG's WoRM SYRUP
will remove the trouble and restore the
child to health. Your druggist has It. Is
cents O bottle.
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Thousands Of persons are constantly ttoub.
led Witha combination Of diseases. Diseased
kidneys and eoSuye bowels are theit tgtment.
ors. They Should know that Kidney Wort
acts on TIL % organs at the taule time
pAnsibg them 10 tntoW of the poisons that
have cloeted them, and 20 renewing the whole
man. HGndrsdS tsttliy ~ thlA-PiautatOh
POg. IWIAW
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MEDICAL.
GRIEF.

ExcEsslvR ANXIETY. or PRoLOSGEDS 'uiy
u Bill produce II hrmltJ In The nervous " IteIl
In proportion q the strength Of thtt syttom Il ex.
pended upon the mind 10 troubled thought, q aTe III
organs oidlgestiSn, assimilation and nutrition, ron
tOred Inactive aud sluggish In prop 'rtlon % The ~
TEN becomes inATm kVay tndiyidual ~ some OHl
organ weaker than the Feil, aud this ilAIWAJG hi
aIst 10 1udVT during u'fVouIp probation; Tor example
htileung news sometimes tlus'It bl 'u,pen1i0n d
the muscular action o. The heart, producing 1uddGr
hemonhage and death No d iubI any tSpR0r n,
mains Of the rfaclieAbility II ~rpatorug tha he,yOul
system, and through the n0'TsI The muscles Of thI
imPAlrd org'nS fellHNS' Compound kyFup
o. Hypophosphitts his b'e1 proved 70 poses
such power In numerous i~nltanees. It will Impair
htreDgth 10 ov' fcoti0 'rouhlO ARd ~afnlcilon. Personi
who are Aoeu,tomNd 70 look upon lbs dark side, and
who leo no pleasure ID. living, Oh u1 ug this kyfut
loon le'rn 70 value ADD Otjjy lie, and tboto Whc
ltudy deeply during long hOuf1, will dad In thu
syrup . promoter Of The power Of rndUianee In tht
brain.
There IS no doubt Of thii feet that an impaired
Nervous System causes Consumption. NSuialIil,
Bronchitis, DyIpepsia, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Heart Disease, and d hUh oil others. FelIOSSAi
Hypoph00phttee, WhltA ef ctuaIly cuEte kerT.
Gus Debility hould cars these diseases also IRE.
move the cause and the complaint will cease
HOT sPAiN0s. AK Feb. q, 1850.
JAM l. FELtoHu 81. Jofa, NIB
DEAR eIR I haze been preSetibiuE youF HYpo.
phesphiteg Tor several jtrs, both 10 Canada and
The United States, but more particularly a this
tAmout resort for invalid, Ehef6 thLukandi AnnuAlly
eongIegatA. For those 10 whom The Braln AVID NOrT.
Gus syStem his been exhAultsd from excesseS or
overEofk, have ioUnd no combination o. remedies
hops t6st every PSrson nSsdIbS ttisf viii avail
themselves Of % valuable a IFOpGIstoa.
jystus4 S''p''uail'' ALEX MoMAsrEn, n. D.
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sttubentnis E1earslon sunday, Jaiy o.
The p, o. l. 81. L, Railway Company
will sell excursion liCketa 10 S~teubehVille
Of The rate Of 81 90. Tickets good going
on trains leaving Wheeling at 4.45 p ~,
Saturday, July 80, and at 9:27 Hunday
morning, July 81. Returning by special
Sunday nlghto OF BY regular Lfains Monday.
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], wlLHELI invites the public 10 trY d
dlsh, oil Turtle Soup which will DO served
At bic saDoon, No. 1920 Jacob street, every
day thie week. Boast Beef and everything
else that helps 10 make mp Q htstelass
lunCh will be served every day.
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An analysis made by Prof. Mott, Gov.
eminent Chemist, shows that all cheap
baking powders contain at least twenty
per cent Of burnt alum, which 10 highly
injurious 10 health. The Acme 10 Ruafan.
teed entirety free from burnt alum.
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IT stands everywhere without an equal
for the cure Of gravel non.tetention, liver
and kidney complaint, nervous irritation.
Barosma brings quiet sleep, and Is not an
0piate.
Prepared by E. x. Thompson, Titusville,
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LoTIERIEa.

A Splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WN
A FoRTUNE EIGHTH GRAND DETRIBU-
TIoH, CLASS n, ATNBW eRLEANR TUESDAY,
AUGUST 9Th, lal-ISSlh Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
Incorporates in lsss, Tor Is yoAn ~ the LshIla-
turo for Educational and Charitable ~PuTPOas-Vlth
. capital Of Sl,oOO,@O-pVhIr : reserve tuna clever
.6t2o.OOo hn dneo heen addsa.
By an oy1VhSlming popular Vots, ia franchise VA
made q part Of the present stale Constitution adopted
December "a, A. D. Ia7a,
TssRAAD SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS viii
hks place monthly.
Raspg saaLl o. pN,ipoAN. LOaE Al tAa following
CAPITAL PRIZE, sso,cOC
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Forty years. trial hi proved "BLAcK.
pRAUoHT." the best liver medicine Ia
the world.
For ale BY Logan a %.
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The following shove the range Of the
thermometer, % observed al Schnepfa
drug store, Opera House corner, yestet'
is~. 5.-,!ts.. lai.
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In constant mental toll, study or anxiety.
Fellow Syrup OF HypophosphiteS L especial.
" adapted, namely 70 ieaehara, %oletgyment
editors, lawyers, and ~itnPOuunious bushes
men. NWSAW
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THE uSual merchants lunch At tho New
tipLurV House Sauple HOOns daily.
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esssaAL AorIoI.-
TO WATER CoSSTSFSSSs

6i., p.I d, q,i5E vai,r I taS a. Saturday mi,
Ptsssn sgLPy ihtnIslvsS io1S ,ISanlis ps,tc's!,I y,
s.nsS NY. govern N oisleA, "a w
49, ahSlld not b usSJ !. Is;TSSStl'
Al ! oisIosf GSliiSE votE Al 4, iS,s
WOrkL '"uAI LttFn0ob ~ Itpen
Tvs ia, RlD6isas ,ss
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In pursuance Of 4 RESOLUTION hdoppd blletlI
bolssrs Of The North West viiGIhh. IgttiiGnls
eety, a. 4 meeting held 10 the tiiJ d NINiaA
the 9th Day oil July, 1881, The IN dinllSd hAS
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~, lu,
commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. IN II tht irti ~
the court House n Ohio houniy, Wet vHiaL v
eesd 70 cell Al public auction, 10 The AlsH y
best bidder, the real eNtall 40 lrPufittiigs W
By the taId North Wet Virgins AIiNaAl
eietyi situated on Wheeling lIAtd lnd tt'''s"
Falt GrouhdL.
This Nall.taoWn tract Of land tohIi4 W.
acres and 10 one 81 The moit dHIbble odht
Ia o. ptAI 70 the city Of wheeling. RdrtMiI
Illd0 70 the iolloWihG deeds ioi lOcAlot, h N
and quantity Of land o1Irtd, Ma 4 dHd w
?. RfoWN and others 10 Ilid AIftalled s.SSs
boGiihR date he 18th dIy Of NO'tnbsf ~ w
corded Ii Detd BOOK No. 81, plgs W.
records 81 Ohio county, NtSl Vltgihll Isle
made hy Joseph KlfohEt ttbsr and tiit tnS
tiety, hafipE dale the ltlh day Of tbps1
and. iteoFdtd In Dttd Book No u, ~, S'N
land feeofdI II said Ohio county
TkRH1 oH AALE-One-iAlfd Of tht P%utaa.
10 DO pad 10 rash % the day Of Ii'e,. III rs
tVo equal InItAllnenIs Al Ili and tshu ng1S
sLOoiifOly, from day Of sale, With lnlef'l
cint, The purchaser 10 giVs b ! hVttIlet nHal
payments, 70 b IAtiIiieto,ly sttuftd INsg
10 laid lands 70 b retained uA,lli he P~aithhsSs
AhAil hare been paid In full but TIE pI ~
pay Oh thN day 81 Aie The whole q " ND
money u a. much more than the obelb'
\ be hAy elect 10 10 pay. .vAd
The tie 70 this property 10 BELIEVES
jyi1 Agent ~ HaIsS
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