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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-03-26

The above church held its annual Teach
er's Meeting Sunday. March 2Oth, for the
purpose Of electing officers of the Sabbath
School for the ensuing year. The election
resulted as follows:
Mrs. Julia Broadie, Superintendent; Mr..
Morten, Assistant Superintendent; Miss Ida
Broadie, Secretary; Miss Sarah Smith.
Assistant Secretary; Mr.. James Terry,
Treasurer.
Messrs. Sam Bush, John Buckner and
Allen Evans were chosen librarians. This
election proved very satisfactory to all
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-03-26
RUSSIA.
RoUssAKoFF AGAIN.

ST. PETERSBURG, March ia revolutionary
proclamation has been discovered at Roussakoffss
domicile. 1t declares the Nihilists will continue
their work and warns the new Emperor TO beware
OF his fathers fate.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-03-26

present, and under this management a sue
cessful year of Sabbath School work is an
ticipated. Mrs. Julia Broadie and her
daughter Ida have long been Identified with
the progress of this Sabbath School, and it
was a desired tribute to them to re-elect
them to the positions they have filed SO
creditably and we'll.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
Valuable Property for
SALE.

Lots Z, s, 8, and west half of 6, block 1919
corner OF Commerce and Preston streets, good
small house, Out-hOuses, large cistern, $50 feet
on Commerce street, 81 feet deep TO Alley.
Price, $1,000
Lots ! and ., block 1910 IS feet, front on
Commerce street. 80 feet on alley and 80 feet
deep, corner of Commerce and III & 4 rail
road reservation. Three cabins ON the lot.
Price $3.50.
West halfof lots, block 10, north side of
Main street, 25 by 100 feet, near Rawlin's
house, and 10 rear of DIR. Aliens drug store;
small cabin on It. Price $3.50.
East half oflot II, block 40, q 2, south side of
Elm street. 20 by 100 feet, iblucding blacksmith
shop. Price, $500.
Fractional lot in Block l6l, G II, southeast OF
Central railroad, south Of Elm street, ~ feet
front, running back In shape OF q triangle,
box house on 1t. Price Sl,GOO.
Five-eighths of an aores less 80 feet, right of
way OF Central railroad across the track, in
olud ng house, well ard three Sc ali houses
The house, belong to the occupants and tho
$1,000,
Lot 4, block 279X, at the corner Of Swiss
and Heawkln s5treets, fro ting 80 feet on swlss
and Airandaand 10 feet on Hawkinss. Price
$500.
Lot 10 in block l72 on the south side Of Main
and so west Of Lloyd street. 50Slt0 feet ara
dwelling house thereon Price $500,
''' 80 'i""N 49, S''"'''' w e'l'e' ilosNIVVl -
in rear oflot ID, above ;he two extending
through from Main TO Commerce Price $225; flor
both lots SS25
The titltsto all the above property are be-
lie ed to be perfect, ard will be warranted
generally by the re5iduary leGetees of A. H.
shepherd.
Terms of Snle:-O 1e-tnird cash, one-thiTl In
six months, one-thiId In twelve
months, notes with ten per cent. interest
T. ON date, ard deed of trust on urOuerty sold
to secure payment. Purchasers may nay
money at any time and stop interest.
The property Will be sold TO settle and par-
titOn the estate according TO the will and the
power of attorney from the legatees
u. HUNT,
Executor of A. II. Shepherd and attorney in
fsct for iegatees.
August III, 1881.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
NOTICE
GOH TRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
Tho Undersigned viii receive aealed bids fer
the following arti6cers' work aud material TO
be done and delivered on
ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS

7 o tho state Lunatic Asylum, ut Austin, Tex
a., viE FOreScaVa'ing ard couCio,lGg, aud
for brl * aud brick laying masonry and cut
stune wcss, wrought aud cast iron work.
carpenters and join6rs' work, hardware,
locks, Sc, plastars' work, slate roofing, tin
anc palvrnlset iron work. and the painting
lngs. schedules and specifications on file with
us In Austin.
Bids VIII bo received for oh trade separate.
ly, and Tor the ontlre work, statinsthe cost for
each trade
Bidders viii required TO give bond at the
rate of 2lper cent, on the cost Of tho work let
To them.
Bids will he received until the 10Th day Gf
september ISL, at 10 oclooH, q, m, The right
IL reserved T. amend oe reject any OF all bids.
BY order OF the Bo,rd uf Managers.
ANDREW ARrllA q WAHRENBERaER,
Architects add civil Engineers,
Austin, \ august II, lSSl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
Huntsville Female College,
uUETsYILLE, ALABAMA.

The thirty-second year begins August Slst.
A more healthy location cannot bo found.
The college was never In a more prosperous
condition A flli faculty oflhorough teachers
splendid buildings, ana complete outfit for
al departments, literary music, languages and
art. Oifsrs the highest advantages. A de-
delightful home for pupils. Prices reduced to
suit 10 the times, Special H. dncements offered,
For terms and new catalogues, address
Rev \ B, JONES, A. M, Pres
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
Ladies' suits,

silk and cashmere, at NJ. .Rosenthal 81 Co..
cornerElm and Poydras streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

Frizes, Coquettcs
And hair switches, the styles at A A Pear,
snnia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
Valuable Plantation for sale.

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 In
CIVILIZATIONS; Eve sets Of tensn, houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty Of timber and water on
premisee. Nine milos north Of Dallas, about
four miles southwest OF Richardson depot,
and como three miles cast Of Csrrol,on de-
pot. One of the best black land plantations
10 tho west. Prieo low; terms TO suit pur>
chaser. For further information, apply TO
GARLIHoToS 4. UNDERWOOD,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
an,,ns.anrre, Factory .

Established In North Texas In 1873, is now
~ All orders for molasses barrels,
Kali barrels and kegs; also half barrels for
wine, whisky and cider. Hoop poles and
s.aves wanted.
X. j. KivLrN, Proprietor.
Orders tadeu for Cyprus, Tanks and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
NJ, Il, MORGAN, ID. W MILAN
Hot Springs, Arkansas,
SUMPTER HOUSE,
D. W MILAN
MORGAN & Milan, Prop.'s

IUU'KUAN u NIILNIi I tVE' o
This house, being conveniently located to
bath houses and surrounded by beautiful
shade trees, Is unsurpassed h. any hotel in
tho valley as homo for slog and wearIedi
having all the modern improvements, such
as gas telephone, etc. d. w. Milan Is
formerly of Dallas, Texas, ard will DO pleased
to eco his many friends api scquaintonces,
nad will take great paius that their wishes
are gratifed. Have your baggage checked.on
Hot Springs railroad 10 Sumpter house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

Buy your furniture from Arst hands, You
can do so and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture company, Gil Elm
alreet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

The Saszsr Hops and Bohemian Barley
OF which Conrsd's Budweiser 70 made,
the fines, which can be had In tho world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

F, PHILADELPHIA, May s-The weakness
which has prevailed in the iron market is
les marked at present. Actual sales Of
good braudsahoV very little decline. a
few ompsuies ara stocking that portion
Of their output which Is not absorbed on
old contrActa. Less iron is being offered
than week ago, and on the whole there
is q noticeable Improvement, Buy'ra
have been disappointed in the course OF
the market 1t Is to be doubted whether
the excess Of production is such as TO
threaten the steadiness Of prices. Forge
irons in hundred ton lots sold late In the
week at $40 50, and foundry at $l5 90
Judging by actual Gales and firm offers
and inquiries, the market is in good con-
diion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11
nd the gross postal receipts:


IT has been said in favor Of the electric
light THAT It tends to safety from FIRE by dis.
pensing with the use OF matches. But
dangers, revealed by an accident in New
York, attend the use Of the electric light
far exceeding the one II dlsposes Of. A
wire Of the United States Electric Light.
ing Company, by the breaking Of a sup.
port, fell upon a telephone wire. The re-.
suit was the instant destruction OF the
telephone, the wood work being burned
up and even the metal parts Of the instru.
ment blACkehed and melted. II was at.
tAched 10 a brick wall and no material
dAmsge was done 10 the building. Had
IL been attached to wooden par.
titlon a connagtaLion would proba.
bly, have resulted. The Pod says, in
speaking Of this accident: "The
electric current used in operating tsle.
phones Is tritling compared TO that used
by the electric light companies, which
will always destroy any wires Used for
telephone or telegraph purposes. The
two wires Of telephone may be held In
the hand With no more unpleasant sensa.
ton than that given by the little batteries
Used for medical purposes. But the shock
from one Of the Brush or Maxim wires
would kill man instantly. Had any one
been using the telephone in question at
the time Of the accident instant death
would probably have resulted, Tor 1t was
in reality a stroke Of lightning"
The attention Of the underwriters has
been drawn 10 the new danger, and the
board has adopted q resolution declaring
all buildings In which eclectic light was
used or over or through which wires Tor
lighting by electricity may pass shall be
rated Especially hazardous" unless the
wires are properly insulated and approved
by the inspectors oil the board. Ills rep.
resented that rapid strides are making In
New York towards introducing electric
light. This being so II Is we'll that the
danger coduected with iB use be re.
allied and arrested in advance. The lay.
Ing Of the wires Underground iS at once
the safest and most desirable plan. Per.
feet insulation inside Of houses using the
light can be easily attained. But wires
on poles and across houses are liable 10
accident and TO be brought into contact
with telephone and telegraph wires by
storm agencies. Desirable as II is 10 turn
electricity to use iot lighting and power
purposes, assurance Of safety to life and
is a necessary preliminary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11
VRUsTEE's SALE,

~ virtue Of Two deeds Of Trust m,i.,...
ngnel ana Trustee, by samuel ls.i, ~ las uhd,i,
LyeNml hls vile and Louis WoO,n,n,s, 'h ssNhalh
tiet MoGdmlhsee, his vile, tia dt,t 5s, slh hir
gay o. June ls6s, aud rtCuriu IN IT,, ne M
30; y pas ~ 10 The CLERKS One n ~ p''I b
, Haa ~, y mwl NiHiuh; the ,ccobJ GahiI,
trust dated January y, lsGg,A, f,, lug i,td
SAme Siieo In TrlI Deed Ro5t NJ '',ellcl 10 Ii,
fSeora9 Of the above mentioned rcun, l'Ae %, oiA,
viii sell a. publ auction, 81 M ~ lha STATE
County Court House, in Tie div Of Whs u%t q "
county, West Virginia, on VI "ate''lE, OlI
sAIgApAl THI trH DAI oy MAY u.,
sS.II,Ij ~ !" t.'tk r. M tue ioilaIiS
aSIlbe1 properly, that Is 10 say: slUs,, ,r,lg IT,
wheeling, bling tho same round mi ~ tg city Il
which The original GrAIi HONE W., Nuuau0a %
sefibed IN the laid deedS II tru,t A, T. ''1A'Vl, T.
ioFty ltl)I Ing on the tGrurful MN t-i9l NJ
thai Time called AA1'S9n slreri, po. ~, nst ~
IhG 10 ms southGh angle u ihOsa ,resi,. ,it'tt
no one hunan aud twenty tl9yl, Sing mi ~ u
west ans Of the aid Tenth sfe,l "a ~ 'ut oas,
House, on Market Sleel; lot No. "a h. 4. Va. HulS
MAln SlteGt aud lSS ieet or the Nj Terth w. lge "
lot NO, IN, being g. feet tquFfe a,n. "tfh "
Joining lot No 40, being lot No 10 ~ y, " o' ..
y leel on nAikel street, ard running bnft y, W.
eiSo parcel q the sane lOt lying imn,dIS,si, "
q 9pu A1lSlnIps 1hH AT named lot, being ~ t W.
EldIn on AATktt square, Tuuuirg batk ~, l,dh
heSO parcels viii 10 sold epsn,sIy W" ~, VIVA
on the day Of EAls Ds''-' ~ vac l'OIe1j
lp oritr 10 AVE any and oil qua ion, n,,,,
lp the CONVEYANCE to be made DolhrTu
l6oyO PLOP!TtJ, the std sulnuaa lsw,, NJ W
Louis WoodmanIee snd his Wi'c, In vlon t'NAH
title Of the IAiI proper ~ rcmaITs IuSsS, ". M
unitI VIII join - w UWLetI IN liz, Nv
TERHS OP sALR- One-th ri In htbl the ,.,,.,.
der 10 two equal inStsllmOaII ii ulrr ahJ ,t WY.
months SECURED by bonds With security, Sti,i aAl
% iha irIlSteO, the uOtfs to carry interest ~
day Of HAle, but the title Will h. nur,,d eD,II
payment 10 made HAEfEL Nh wv NV! NJ
". II, HALLER, AuoliOBeOr, '''ple.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

ALLEGuANY COUNTY, Va, borders on
West Virginia, and the Tribune, published
at the county seat, says that a large lot Of
timber Is now being loaded at the depot
there for Richmond, where 1t will be load.
Cd 10 vessels and shipped direct to Eu'
rope. The shipment will foot up probR'
bly, 100000 feet. A, Z. Huddlestun has
Just sent OF bill Of $4,000 feet Of white
oak lumber, to be used in the manufacture
OF cars, part Tor England and part for
Scotland. He also sold bill OF 10000
feet to parties In Scranton, Pa, for similar
use, showing that that State must have
Virginia timber as we'll as Virginia iron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11
1NRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue o. three several deeds Of ,ruun,
ME, the undeTAi1ntd trustee, by Indian, ~,
WilO Of Charlie II, Dtiten, with CHARLIE il liza
her Husband, dated and recorded resptciiys n "
once o. the lOTk ui the County toun y I'M
county W"t Virginia, Is follows one DATED ii, n,
day Of June, 1875 and recorded Ia u 81 Of ra AN
Ne, 4 pages 100 and 1885, one dated lhr IN ~
September, 1871, A1d recorded In De,d Of Inn R.t
No, !, pages 1851, and one dated thr gtib Az
May, 1875, and recorded In NeI0l trust Nh NJ,
page blg, ! shall sell, ut public auction n VIII,
door Of the Court HOUSE In the city d Wb,,I,,9,
Ohio county, WsSt Virginia, on ""''"L
SATURDAY, ArklL 30, 1851,
commencing Of " O'Clock 4. III he iollovI,, A.
BcTibtd property, that IL 10 any; The north tVot,,
o. the south ball Of lot nun Tered teen, In Ei,,t
W, ShFiyeT's addition 10 Easi WhNlI6T. Nh 4,
bling situated on the bOuihWRt corner Il Wo,G
formerly FeVenl street, street, and fifteenth o,s'
eTly Centre street, street, IN the tlly Il NJ,
log, West Virginia, II MlnS The mme RFop,rt, ".
yeyed 70 IAld ndiaEa hilCn nv Wil'ism Pins
bard and wife, by deed dated the 81 dAy Of In IN
and oil record In the office Of thu CeFi ii hs lo1,p,
Court Of Ohio county, WFSt viyihIl, 10 dtS TX
No, 81, page ig2. W.
TREAS 0R BALE -One-lhi d olihcpurrh,m B,..,
and 10 much more % the purchaser NAV el,d "a ~,
In cash, the residue IN two IquEl lu.tslln,hL a N
and twelve months, With inlttt,t from IA IN
purchaser giving nol''r secured by dad o. tis u
approved Po lCieS Of insurance, i,F deferred pJn m
Tho title 70 the said property n believed 10 Il m
feet but selling as trustee, shall rinyty tby ,rn
title ~ 10 Veshd In me BY said deed Of Of trust
WILLIAM /, HUBBARD,
", H. HALLER, ff,ts
AuotIoneeT, EsD
The above IAl0 IL poslp,ntd until SATURDAY
MAY II, 1884, Al 10 o'CllCk a IN At The front dCo,I
The Court House, ", +, HUBBARD,
MAJ =, ifuN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11
proving

Tue Pennsylvania Company's $lO,OO0,'
900 loan has already been all taken, and
no more bids will be received. 1t Is 3
very few years ago aimee President Scott
had to go to Europe to try to place loan
for this company. The change in business
facilities since then Ia very wonderful.
Capital, tied up and locked up then, Is
now not only loose, but roaming around
in search Of Investments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

OUR dispatches this morning furnish
some interesting discoveries in regard 10
the Star route mail robbsries. How this
combination plundered the Government
under Brady may be understood by the
following five routes which were raised
from $l66, 500 % TO $744,l35 10, when the
entire postal receipts to the Government
from them was only $03,7ls 81. The first
route is in Texas, the second in New Mex.
leo, the third in Dakota and Montana, the
fourth in Wyoming and the fifth In Arl.
IONA. The following table exhibits the
original bids, the increase made by Brady
and the gross postal receipts:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

Up to the first Of May the weather in
Great Britain was more unlavorable for
the crops than in this country, but still
the wheat crop prospects both in England
and on the Continent are incomparaby
better than they were u. any time in 1870,
and though not 30 bright now as might De
desired, they wero at last accounts i'm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

GEoRoR II, WILLIAMS, the only colOred
man IN the Ohio Legislature, has fallen
heir to $4,000, by which he will be able to
retire from business and politics, and de-
vote himself to the history no is writing,
covering period from 1920 to 1880, and
entitled "Negroes as Slaves, as Soldiers
and Cilizens."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11
DIED.,

DUETAE-On Tuesday, May 10, 1881, at s O'Clock
O. M, JKSslE, son o. NJ. l.. and Eliza DUNCAN, aged
years and II months.
Funeral from the residence Of his plrsnt', 1907
ChApInS street, Wednesday at OrnoOn at $50 O'Clock,
Baltimore papers please copy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

FTOIH IUu I1lUUU WVIEu'
1t is well known that the Queen enter
tanned the most sincere regard for Lord
BeaconsReld, and treated him with marks
OF personal friendship; many touching
proofs OF this appear among his papers.
He was himself proud to show the pretty
valentines be received every year with
the signature from your "atfectionate
Sovereign"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

WHERE for twenty years q person had
no movement Of the bowels without med
iCine or mechanical means, q months use
OF TUFTS Pills completely restored the
bowels to natural regularity, They are
com posed OF innocent herbs and arc inca
pable OF hurting the most delicate Consli.
luton, yet sure to cleanse the bowels and
blood Of all impurities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

The Albany Jo,FnDl seems to keep .
sharp lookout for matters in Washington,
and early makes the discovery that while
= little-very little sympathy Is felt for
Rddleberger, there is not particle ex'
pressed for Gorham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

TAR Kent, Nd, News says: "a BRlti'
more peach GAMER has been looking
around IN Kent this week TO determine for
himself the peach prospect. He reached
tho conclusion that there would be lots Of
peaches, and will make preparations for
cunning accordingly"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

Tug following pointed witticism on the
new Senator from Virginia is attributed
to Blaine; "Mahobe has never repudI-
aled his secession, nor seceded from his
IepudiaLion.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

NIX. GLADSTONE when at home at
Hswardeu always reads the lessons Of the
day in the parish church on Sunday, Peo-
pie go many miles to hear and see the
premier perform this duty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

Col, NORMAN B, sQUlRRs, prominent
citizen Of BraKton county, West Va, died
last week from wounds received in the
Uaion army during tbo late war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES.


A sIIGNEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
n PROPERTY.
The1nderbignCd hereby gTe notice that ~ tra
Of the authority vested In them by 4 dctd 6i Lhn
ment made BY Robert COWan lnd WiIato thu, III
dated the S0ih day Of March, 1884, and pOU d licoA
In the Ohlce Of the Clerk Of the County CouhdUA
county, WOt Virginia, In Deed POok Eo il,I
p9Res 2, |, I, and 6, and among the public Itd NJ
oTds Of Marshall county, Wei Virginia, In Dtd BSl
No. al pages $40, 57l 81, SIS and ST. lAlJ VII
offer fOr sale al public auction Al the front dcoi 4
the Court House Of baid Ohio county, 10 thtdiIG
Wheeling, ". Va m
SATURDAY, MAY II, A, D, 1851
commencing al 10 o'clock a. H., the iOlhVIaId "
scribed property In Blid CITY, 70 Wit A lot lrtla
atty feet ON the west Tide Of Jacob street LhI un III
back one hundred feet 10 IN alley, Mli W TIN
directly opposite TO lots four ard i've on lINb ind
between Poplar street pnh division alley 10 Ile.h
addition " said ctV, and being the tame lot ehtsI.
Cd 10 SAld Robert CowRn by Mary Ann Hlfdn "
husband by deed dated July 81 $50, lDd n0t q
record among the public land records Of nd VIZ
county, In Deed Book No e. al page 81 IIoIlih
col OF land n0pr the Southwestern r0rhN Ol NJ
county, fronting on tho west side Of JACOB ltFesh
hundred feet and Immediately north Of thAd
ground conveyed BY Joseph lltidifgef aud Vhti
BeVTldge'A Hurley, and running back one huhdN
feet, and being the same property conveyed 10! 5n
CoHan, nov decsased BY said heldltgct lnd 'sn
deed dated Apnl 1914 anu nooilri 10 unS ~ NJ,
!ylAnd TtC0rIs,l n Deed book NO. W. pAt s1Laj
iot o. Hfound ltonhng bly, ieeI on lhs Wy W.
JacOh street, ana Oelhg ouS S nInuitI Ml,a,HI
IRON the southeast corner Of hellingefi 9nrGIv.a
and running baGE ons nundte I~', Hlns ,atHG
loi conveyed 70 SAID John '9Uin hoF uE,Eg WI
said Heidinger and VIE ny dteh dh,td APT,H W
and recorded IN the 0hlo county PaOIe ia1i t'T.
10 DEED BOOK 10, ~ KY W. NJ.
last Two pieces oil aug u. ga N,
What cAlltd III we w o. NJ ~, Y,
C0WAnt deceased tue "home isNe ~, ~ ~.
tame 10 thedesfAble residence o. IAli. n1n ~ ~
a. the Sald ~ piece. having w'R at rS, Nv.
Robert CoWan ~ his father, alI joan I osua' =, !,
Will q recorded In VIII beot No Ply 1gaJ ii
the ClerEe once Of Tue Circuit 'oai' VI "I1 VI"
county ,...,u ,,n,,,
Also certain lot o. ground 10 MAn it WY!
West Virginia, near the Ohio county lnC, Hm .I,T
!tg pafall0loBfan lhlity'ohe leti W op eeS,,
IeeL fronting o. me river fo,d aLH ilna'Vs NM
an eleven loot allsy, said 10y WltE tnVs" i.tt,,I
10 division Into lots made Dy JOhh y 1919
~ aere tract, the eleven loot aty lloiaSu X,
used Tor The purpose o. pAolbE over we ~ J,jI,
alleys aTe used, held and enjoyed by The public IN
is"t T,Sj Ia vas ConySTed Ia Gait, Eqbsr COtit
By VIZ, ". CoWden, trustee, W dttd lL'g w..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11
nIshOp PeieFkIn.


Bishop Peterkin left here on Tuesday
for BucEhaunon. Wherever he goes he
earns the reputation Of brilliant pulpit
orator aud man Of the most refined
Christian habits,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11

From the Waco CCsEHI TelsPAon.
The other day while Rev, Mr., Dlmmitt,
the Oampbellite preacher at Sherman, ives
standing in pool bsptizlnG repOntant
sinner, some rascal stole the reverend gen,
tlemAn's boots, which he had pulled of
before Wading into the water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-11
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