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C,HERIFF'S SALE.-Rv virtue OF it
- oil l.erart "a 'iha N" rec ell vii be
exposed 10 public sale. at he Coult House on
Nj arket str It. bet oeen Tenth and steven. b
streets II the city Of vii lLg OH, New Gas.
tie county, Delaw Arc, on
WEDNESDAY. the 26th day of Oct. 1851.
at2O'clock, p, m.,
The following desert ed Real Estate, viz:
All tn otr,ain ~, Of land with brick
dwell ing thereon urrc, cd, s,tpate in III city
Of WILMINGTON, bounded aud described a.
follows, to wit:
Beg nning AZ the westerly side Of Church
stre { vt the dist, of l24 feet from tie
nor, herly siue Oi Sew I'll sur e;, al Joseph
Ne kowe.s line. thence W. sIer.! with said
line ami pirC!lo, with Seventh s,r' et. ~ f'et
to u stake II land Sold ~ ;>anUyI ". Nc
t'aulltT, III, nee n0rtner0 will siid Net aui-
ley's lrno, IL d y rellel vi Ii Gnhrc md
1'eunett ,tree's, II teei to ake IN Joseph
W. 10 y'B lie. 1itn . eIs, cry with SAID
lays me and ,'%rali. to Ssv'm'h re.t 50
feet to thp sat- suu { Church street. and
thence ther with southerly y fa + 20 .he
pl zee of begi H.. be he mt ns II ore VI
less. Bvok r. Vol. I. p"Re % A.
Seized nj TAX u IN execution ~ NO prop
ert f .Joup " Is ,irbr .'er ynr fiilhi"ih,
his wife, and Jose, h q. Con 10 an~ Ma,ga.
lot, HIS wife, shd t. AMI 10 ne sHiG w
INULIp X. g ARK. Sh riff
SrERlBs's OFFICE, Wil!ninsan, y ID r
1881
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year. S,ne of them, NV employ
special detectives, but it seems iihpos-
sible to elm nate the dead. beat.
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Mexican Secret or Blood and Liver
Purifier, for sac by the agent, j. r.
Hartman, Druggist, 9th and Poplar.
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EsAr AND BOUND.

BLANKETS,
NAPKINS,
SHAWLS.
AT
JoAN VANANAkER's.
We have two
blankets that we
sell for S. a pair, all.
wool, 6SxS4 and 73
NS4 inches, weigh
ing Il and 51bs., of
S t yle,
not blcached white,
but thoroughly cieansed and
Pr per every way. Within
two weeks a leading VIII Ne
sale house here was selling
one Of them at So; and the
other is the batter OF The
Two
SouthweS corner
We have bought 10000
Ilve-eiehth napkins, the en-
lire stock OF the SC itch ma
ker. It's a low price that
iustihes SO large bu,'ng as
IS that "A few of the car
ser ones have come. 81 55
and 81 so a dozen.
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, We
shouldn't b. buying at such
are. Here's a circle worth
your thinking: Low prices
make large salea. | arge
ia es make large b 'y'ng.
-arge buying makes w
)ri cs.
;ext.outer circle, City.hall square entr1nca.
Scotch shawls Ct Usual
We Sht and much heavier,
he latter brightc 1ea by six
tripes ; and thel are as
fright and pretty as they are
'ew. $3.50 for the usual,
nd SO to $40 for 'he heav-
er. The color work is plv-
iCu'arlv GOOD,
=, u f,,,,, i'hastnut I etraat M. ronno
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KS DnTOREsT Gv TO ios T. slXTg
hutt.,. t.ee.' and gc sor G Of that good pack
krsn,, al NJ ce;ts per H.: ,.urgia y ac es
bW ,ai,,s pc pound new curr ,nts. 8 scents:
kns ",sas u cts; fruit hiscn t, ll,s. for 26
Ikes IL o'Sam SOFA bis uit. II C, n:s coffee
hen e' , u ginger maps, IL cents now
lnt, l.m ~ ! runes 0 cts.: c,aiiterrles, Sand 10
kn, rsr rsr , quart NEW eva, Grated peachss, %
cent, no poul new = 'nthern bncr wheat,
by ,bo pe, pound, End try their f. q, roast-
is' t,nIv ;mI le~ poce,s cleared In he oastiuy,
a their ,ofTce at Z ss for % H ceut MY H'ex ex
eff n aha "a" liIeir sits for IS cents. l. fair und
hsl, Is .u r.. 20 cent Is fine kits Of fat mack
HI soan On &c Is; and don't forget their v ood
hdes tbs lbs IN bar, "A cents bar, 1t new r
\ eit'out i, 'S,ored cso'he, l would not be
bo for th,i. iw Mew evspor ted caches, 20 cts
Fay w voa ,nelr 40 cent mixed 'e it alone wouid
eixti s,rco. ;" ~ to the Changers tore, lV3 4.
oct7-6tt I. M. WIER.
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BIZ RENT.-h SMALL FLOUR AND
feed ore and tix urcs for ~ G; SUITE
/ 70 man of small means. Adlrcs IS. >
kBLiCAY tiic'. octlo.o'
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vi SrnnLiME'S HdEAT NERVE RE.
ri nerva SshhR, ia the wonder of ths ave 70,
b Hl Arch rchh'seLses. All fits stopped tres. send
''" street, Philade,uhia Pa.
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DR RENr.-TWO RDDMS On PENN
street. near Sixth. Address " RH-
LlcAS otiice ocll2..tt
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an ,NERS WANTED; GOOD WAGES:
bs,,us u, oflck ya.d, on Vandever avenue.
ia N Us Il. BE(ilfS.
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n RENT-'O BOOM HOUSE, 9l5
lMsdis,n street also furniture Tor safe.
kre at 2l3 Ma ket street. octl'-
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bx SALE.-S r., Err A Il SECOND
nsnd vapols, at Fifteenth ano Market
% augi0tf ID. kt.RBACGH.
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% rpNr- TWO NEW TWO STORY
%,irk dwellings,, 5rooms: 81 per lnon.h.
|, ~ SAMUEL CUlBfki,
C'S.Itt $40 Shipisy street.
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hp SaLE-DNE SECN'N u n ND
nsck in good order, 8 seis, will carry 9
M, snply 10 wy. WArN NE.R,
D'' sert3 If
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Nv az TED THREE ROOuS FOR
btr. "" :; ;kectinj, gentlr man aud WIFI.
~ kEtUB.lCAN Llict. octI00tt
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IN SALE ClIEaP.-TWD SHEFFLE
toardi iand weights, al in excellent 'r
u NORRIS, Third aud Market sts.
( ll-2t'
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h ptNT DEsIRABf + ROOMS TO
|n ~, "a unrty with no children refer
.na,nIred n No. a3l East Fourth street.
EtlS-d,'
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Both being practical workman, ~ wors
laft with them VIII roosive proap. sst<naos
y-1D.Ns
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Ri.e hs|
b soMI
} singh
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SHERIBF's OFFICE, Wilmington, October 9
1881. Octll.eOd
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

PRESIDENT ARTHUR made very happy
little speech Yesterday at Yorktown. He
was particularly happy when he referred
to England. He is correct in what he said
in that part Of his speech. The people OF
this country do not exult over England in
celebrating the Yorktown Centennial. We
have got over all such littleness as that.
America and France combined beat Eng
land in the Revolutionary War This is
the truth OF history. 1t is at least doubtful
whether either OF them, and, least OF the
two, ourselves, could have beaten her sin.
gle handed. England wasdivided at home
and threatened on the Continent. Hence
while We all rejoice over our good fortune,
there Is not much ground, even il we had
the disposition, to exult over England's de-
feat,
Forgetting all the past, the future OF the
two nations is to lead the van OF our
common Anglo,Saxon civilization. We
never again can have casus belll with
England, She recognizes our command
ing position, She knows that the sceptre
Of nations is passing into our hands
never to depart She knows that we
are to be the bulwork OF constitutional
government throughout the world, and that
her destiny will simply be to follow in our
lead at distance, and "brOaden down
from precedent to precedent" us in the
past,
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DIED.

UOOP-On Wednesday, October 10, 1851, the
youngest child Of Henry aud Charlotte HOOP aged
ycnn.
Funeral from the residence OF the parents, this
morning at 10 o'clock. lntermcnt private.
NICHOLSON Wednesday evening, October 49,
1851, NJ O'clock EVA NICHOLS, aged " years
Funeral from the residence Of T. 7. liutchIson
corner Twenty,lIHt and Market streets, this after
noon at o'clock. lntcment at Walnut Grove
Cemetery.
BuLGER-On Tuesday morning, October y, ISL
al II o'clock A. ~, OF typhoid fever, JAMES W. BuL
GER sou Oi james NJ and ltebGCca II. BulgGr, In The
3Oth year OF his agc.
The funeral services will take place on Friday
afternoon at o'clock, from residence, No, II Six
tCenth street. Friends Of the family are invited.
Intermcnt at Mt. Wood Cemetery.
TRENlMEIr-On Tuesday night. October Is, ISL,
at ll:i0 o'clock, LOUIS WV, son Of +, T.. and Mary
~ Trmmel, aged ycaHand months.
Funeral from the residence Of A. lIebrank, No.
I5s Main street, this mOrningat 10 o'clock Friends
OF the family are invited, lntermcnt at Mt. Cal'
vary Cemetery.
LAsII-On Tuesday, October 18th, lSsl, at 0Ii r.
NJ CHARLEs f., son Of John A. and Julia lash, aged
years.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No. 59
South Penn street. this Thursday morning at 1880
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited to attend
Intcrment at Greenwood Cemetery
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WIT Ann ITUMOR.


The rocks in the cradle Of the deep are
at the bottom-NtW Orleans PicdWine.
II isn't because a woman is exactly
afraid Of COW that she runs away and
screams. II Is because gored dresses are
not fashionable.
A recipe for lemon pic vaguely adds:
''Then sit on stove and stir constantly"
Just as Il any one could sit on q stove with.
out stirring constantly
A Boston man ate $50 baked CLANS the
other day. He died calmly, and was wait.
ed TO that beautiful shore where they bake
everything.-N u Sun.
"Ntamma, where do the cows get their
milk" inquired Willie. "Where do SOU
get your tears, my son?' Mamma do the
cows have to be spanketl2' thoughtiully in.
luifed Willie.
A gentleman was complalng on Change
that he had invested large sum Of money
in Wall street and lost II. A sympathizing
friend asked whether he had been bull OF
. bear, towhich he replied: "Neither l
was a jackass"
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No DOUBT many readers OF the ISrELLi.
GENCIR are puzzled to know why New
York brokers arc buying up Confederate
bonds for persons in Europe. The expla-
nation is quite Simple. Raphael and Moses
Of New York, who are advertising TO pur-
chase Confederate bonds, say they would
not give cent bushel for them on their
own account, but they have been author
lied to purchase them by European CORE
spondents at the nte OF one.quarter of
per cent. They have already bought over
100000. Itscems that when the rebel
lion collapsed the Confederate government
had to It's credit in the Bank OF England
about eight or nine million Of dollars in
gold, which has been there ever since nc.
cumulating interest, until now the fund
amounts to about $l2OOO,OOO. The whole
sum undoubtedly belongs by right to the
United States government, which has
never yet made any decided effort to get
hold Of 1t. The money comes under the
head OF captured and abandoned property,
and there can be no owner save the federal
government In 1867 the British govern.
ment informed the American minister,
Reyerdy johnson, TINT the money would
be paid over tohis government il the latter
would become responsible for the con.
federate liabilities. This is asking II little
too much, and the demand Is not baset on
right or reason. The money is abandoned
property just us much MS confederate can.
non and other war material taken at the
close Of the war were abandoned property.
The Spectators who are buying the con.
federate bonds hope, Of course, to induce
this country 10 consent that the money
alluded to shall go to liquidate confederate
Indebtedness. They are doomed to tlisap-
pointinent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

There can no longer be any doubt that
electricity, when properly applied, Is the
greatest Of all remedial agents for the cure of
many OF the diseases which ailiict the human
race, particularly nervous and chronic dis
eases, rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis liver
and kidney troubles, nervous debility and
weakness and many other diseases The
Electric Belts, and other Electric Appliances
invented by that eminent physician and sur
geon, DR.. 4, NJ. Dye, hive by far the greatest
reputation. AS proof positive of their won
derful efficacy the prOprietOrs vii allow a
trial Of any OF these appliances for thirty
days before purchasing, Tor full and COM
plete information address the proprietors,
TIE VOLTAIC BELT Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
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ouR VALLEY GROVE LETrER.
Personal News The CrOps = Literary
NAttOrS-Ths wheeling Fair-Wsst Wiz
ginia Products,

Personal News The Crops = Literary
NAtt0rS-Ths Wheeling Fair-Wsst Vir-
ginia Products,
v4tIEY GEOvE, October Is,
Editions IntelligenceF:
I The Liberty Central Club" has gone
into permanent organization At Valley
Grove.
DR.. John T. Carter, Of Triadelphia, will
leave on Thursday for weeks visit to the
West, in the meantime doing the Chicago
Exposition.
The rain on last evening was quite re-
freshing to the wheat, and to the new
grown grass that is caparisoning the fields
in green in contrast with the sombre hues
OF autumn.
The Sigma Literary Of Point Mills
commences its winter session on Friday
evening Of the coming week. The Valley
Grove literaries have not commenced their
winter term.
Most Of the folks OF this place were at
the Fair, and speak in Il complimentary
way OF the managers who, in such a short
space OF time, completed their arrange
ments in such good style.
Morgan McCulloch, Esq, one OF Sheriff
Browns deputies, was at Valley Grove the
other day in the interest OF the Taxpayers.
We believe it was the poet, Burns, that
said that there were two things that never
fail us, death and taxes,
DR.. j. II. Storer, Of the same place, in
tends erecting residence on his town lot
in Elm Grove, with view ofmaking this
permanent home. This would seem us II
the junior member of the firm, DR., Carter,
was going to HE himself away on hyme-
neal wings to the land Of the Benedicts,
| see BY the report no. 30) on the con-
dition OF the crops for September !, 1851,
by the Department Of Agriculture, that
West Virginia, in the cereals, stands as
follows; Corn, 81; wheat, So; rye, 81;
oats, 81; buckwheat, 10; potatoes, ~
sweet potatoes, 81; apples, So, The NUM-
Der OF hogs for marketin comparison with
last year, 81 tout OF 1907; according to size
and weight, 90.
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THERE is u screw loose in the mail ar
rangements between Elm Grove and RyGr-
sons Station that needs the prompt atten-
ton Of the department at Washington.
The people along that route, twenty-five
miles, including the PostofEiCes OF Elm
Grove, Sand Hill, Dallas, Majorsvillc,
Crows Mills and Ryerson's Station, have
practically been deprived Of postal service
!. since the lst Of July last, owing to the fail.
ure Of the contractor, A. X. Cook, Of Lon.
don, KY, to come to time in the perform
anCe OF his contract. Since that time they
lave had Il hap.hazard volunteer sort Of
service, once or twice per week, in dis
jOinted way along the route, but even this
Is now discontinued, and except for the
fact that the Postmaster at Dallas carries
the mail as far rs his place when he sends
for goods to Elm Grove the route would be
extinct,
We understand that the department has
been duly apprised Of this condition of
things, but as yet has not restored the ser
vice or any portion OF 1t. 1t Is said that
new contractor G. NJ snodgrass, Of Abing-
don, Va, has been awarded the route, and
word was sent at the tlBt Of the month that
he would be on hands on the 10th OF OCto-
Der, but as yet the people have looked in
vain for him.
This loose way Of attending to the wants
Of the public does not indicate that re-
markable degree Of vigor Characterizes the
administration OF the contract office Of the
Postoflice Department The model officer
who presides at the head Of the department
should impress his subordinates with some
ofhis ideas Of system and energy.
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"PERLEY" has known the City OF Wash
ingtOn these many years, but never within
his recollection have there been so few
office seekers at the Capital as now, Quit
eau has made the office seeker unpopular
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Tux servant girl question came up in the
discussions OF the Womans Christian AS
ISOLATION at its recent st, Louis meeting.
"A number recited their trials and exper-
fences, and the general agreement was that
fair treatment by employers was the great
want.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10

AT Waynesbug, Greene county, Pa,
potatoes sell at 81 90, butter at CSC, eggs at
l5c, wheat at 81 10, corn at zoe and oats
at Soc.
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CJiTY OF WHEELING
I0AN 1891 Az PER CENT BONDS

ly virtue Of the authority o,,l,,1 j. ,nGij'd 10
dlnGnce Of the CITY Of N4wl l .,I g,.eol lonyj
0TInSncc to provide for me I'lr Aln Wv, a. b6ns 4
nj The CITY Of Wheeling, 10 " Nov tthtnh
ISL and Tor the redemption aNl J'N,|N of Whstih
poSscd BY the Council oi thg|;u. ,,tagl NTW
IN Tho ia Iny Of August u" atlI ia,Wig heho1
S1siiiied yoicfs II aid city q a. ,'. ,ii an iheg
iSe 18Th day Of september ~ W.T. t,oga Hart q
dNy az November, 1851 ~ we I.', XII YITah
vWSeciinE In The tlly oi. Nba,itE. I W ih
scii Tho bonds iSucd under gIl Tr,i I ma,i le =
bIVhrSt bidder iOr Qsh Nth I. ...yfel At ihff
SeIire n ihe Cicfk oithc Cigg N4', ,iil t. lh,a
IN aid bonds Will h. fcCtll MN tdui'p
ibeiF Saf value said bond, a. ~. ~. afs n ny
Inc amount Of $751; 800 t,'I,U,, ~. tte70i q w
DEMONSTRATION T Of slOO each, {" .,..,ias tht'ot!
sicyNIn inTijon Of $40 each anu lH' "a iomom
NJ ths denomination u si"I ,Ira,ai y1un,,d
iSt issi and are payable on ol.,t, AZ be rEs,gt
ioit Al aid BNnk. aud bcaf I,,i'gW ne "
iSur And onehaif rcr tent NJ a,. I,tn iiiplT,
ysiWs Snv sr,c or more q @il gD,i In he ydfls''
lime Alter he lit day Of NoyeIyGG' ! i6SE,
III. HILnRIs'H
fP JElsgfSS,o
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MIA. Dawn WALTON, who keeps large liv.
efy stable on n. Twelfth ST., PHILADELPHIA.
used 81. Jacobs oil with hAppiest results on a
valuable horse, which Sprained itself by slip
ping.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
MRUsTEElS SAIF

" virtue o. deed Q! tyu.t rB...,
ss4n 70 me g trustee, DATED ~ g,,5'! Iaga q.
a. y: lssg ana recorded IN ne ofcs w % Marco
Lne Soe6ty Court OF Ohio COUNTY M, ". S.efG u
DECO Of Trust Book No. L. pgp. 4 ~ .iginiR In
po5ne suction, y the front dcofc a X dssl. ss Il
Of Ohio county, Weat Virginia On '"'''sFt Hogss
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lem "a,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. N tba ~
GatAls, 5hSt y 70 NY Lots and s''SN .ils rsil
James Bsker and James 4. Eakef,, IA, " siaAleg IN
city Of wheeling, situated On thr es 't.iuh % Tue
more street also lots G. :. SO 10 Ii H. " " h.u.
north hall Of lots and Il In Sluan, H.. and tie
9, Z, and and north half Of hi Il ltl also Q,s
John K Bakers addition 10 The cj,r SS4ie Is Ia
AISo the traction Of lot u IN East WEgi,." AeylHg
81 W NJ so ny a CORNER Of 18th AID H,said
Eou5slnS y Ie ~ ol l!th street and Tuning ty
the deplh Of 10 feet toward WHEEL, Nv tAek To
the wesi 20 feet Of lot y, East WbrriS1 Siyel A,o
on 18Th street and running bark i6e.5 ,iiluntilg
Greek % the depth Of ~ feet. "'A'u Wheeling
fractional lot q, East Wheeling v,r,.
a. whole ana IN three Parcels AK ~ 1lthl
feet on 18th street and sold In IN NAV t'9I44ils
most money. On the West Oue-tbini Nlaihg Tie
good one story frame house VI a-'t 'VIAI
The lots in said squares y and gvu,.,
sepaHtely and as AWhoe and sOl igh ~ 0tietl
the most money. wa! !ltli!l
Lots Rnd9 IN square will he sd ,sr,.,.,
THE believed 10 bc good, but ,eIr, slsS'Neiy
shall convey only such title Us i MIA tt''yl
the decd OF trust Aforesaid ''''N " Mt hy
TERMS on sALE-One-hali cash aplth.t.,..
the purchase money payable IN Our 80 'al4lCrd
terest and evidenced by pfom,,sry ~, !va' With ID,
b6 retained I'LL all the purrhas, 1n "vv' Ille 70
satisfactorily secured. - lsidG
JOHS o. PESbLETOy. AttGrnrv' ''uV > Trustee.
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JONI 9. PESDLEToS, Attorney ''' . Inl'ISe
W. II. HALLEE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF Y0GT,
i WHEELING PROPERTY. KIN
, " virtue go, q deed q trust male by Nh,
trustee dated June 10th, ls5G and Sc", 70 iata
Office OF the Clerk Of the County T,n,,o ~ lhe
county West Virginia in Deed Il Tr,,,i ' B u OhiO
10, page 47i, Will sell at public anr, ' 10Y Ma
front door Of the Court House Of Oho coSn,, SsAe
Virginia, on '"'''!' Wet
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commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", Me GJIon}...,
scribed property, that is to sAy; AmrIaig MI We
parcel Of ground In that part 0fthgg,y AK EvT %
Ohio county In the addition To NH rty "TI}rllis
by John Mcclure aud described a tH lG.t
ginning al point where the Nonth Dnc Of M t lS
street strikes the National Road. MenS. H. hfa
western line OF said Rad south Giout st us he
more Or les Y Ms Roach, line hcucc VEL I'm M
more or les To Phillips line, theme pnftb wS ny
Phillips line tityix feet to The allry a GiaS
thence east with said line two huulndand , ,,,ll
feet more or less To the btginnl, t05"is, Nl'ta
the improvements thereon. '"'" VIA
Title believed good, but wlllmnrpv o,i. :,
title vested Ia me by said deed oftnT WY ne
TERMS OF sALE-Onclhirl Of thtmrhn,s mo
and as much more rs the puuhlyi NAV elc,I Ss,l
In hand, the balance IN two equal insiailms,,,A.a
SIX and twelve months, Win Interest in,@ ,lS y
sale, the purchaser giving notes stlr,d Gy INK =
the deferred payments, '''r'''%
WI. ". CowDES, Solicitor, '' ''u,'S
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DENTONIQUE.

An elegant tooth wash, In lATe bottles, only IS
LOGAN L CO.'S
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T7RItSTEES SALE OF EAST WHEEL
i. ING PROPERTY.
Nv virtue OF q deed Of trust made by JGcphA
Confer and Catherine, his WIG TO me As lthiiT '
Inc Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of Oh0
county, West Virginia, In Decloi Trust Bok No
8 mage 3O7, IShal sell at publICaucion at the i,on'
door Of The Court House Of Ohio county West W.
HitlIA, on
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

nRUG STORE FOR SALE = CEN.
IL TRALLY located. Doing fair business Call
OF addre8 1908 Market street city. 0c20
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commencing at 10 O'Clock Az thS l3O n,sIs,,
Scribed property that Is to w AL VsIVstbSnsM
ditIon 10 he town Of ECnwoOd b. the @Id .G I,ys
Marshall according 10 the VA Of @ii I addiSSa
MSSsSsIi county Aforesaid lite De,,e,d M .Sss
SDnJ III, selInS As trustee shl! convey 0Ry WI
HID as Is vested in me bythedNd Of ltHso t,og
TERMS or sALE-One.ihIh Ilhe pnt sg SeSi II
and as much more as the purchaser n smebpii
In hand, the ERfidle IN TWO v VII vitb intryA
,.Hr iay nj sSic, secured by deed Of lfki gliE,6
is and a policy Of Insurance Ia'AV"
trustee. 81. - ,trnpARD Trustee
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commencing at $50 O'Clock AN, the following as,
sCflbed property, that Is to %y lhe @l ta.I
half Of lot numbered seventh guar lunlge -,
one, In the addition TO the CiIyOI wheeling ""
By Carroll and Baker. ,,,-..,....,..t,t,g
convey Only such title ns Is vested IN me W N
dead Of trust aforesaid observation-disclosures,
TERMs oPsALE- Onc.thIrlO iIhc purchase llGls'
and as much more rs the purchaser may g'cl ~
In hand the residue In two equal in'lalllNtun
liz and twelve months, respectively VIVA lhS gs
from day Of sale, purchaser g,ng i0s, , s,u,S
BY deed Of trust and policy Of lisufa''' uIF""'
property ava "' WM. =. HUBBARD, Trustee,
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TNRUSTETS SALE UF BENNVVV
i. PROPERTY. ,,.,.a
BY virtue Of deed Of tritl made ny Jan Nv, Y
TayIer and Mary +, his wife, iome% tilN,t wv ~,
Inc l6th day Of June, 1874, andlc9,iel ~ w. ,o U
Of the Clerk Of the County Coupe dt M \" s X
shall iii in front Of the stOUOf u, Wtsnu-
Inc town OF BcnwOod. NlaHhaICouhy
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DRUGGISTS.
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

splendid purgative and liver pill. Forty large
and small pills In each box. The cheapest and best
pill In the market. Sold by