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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-14
PERSONS AND THINGS

Most Americans arriving in Franc,
take Paris green.
The skating season has opened ir
Iowa. Two little bows have broken the
ice.
MIL 10 c,,,sd . ,aoto,, e,,d hoco,se
sorna eam,;.a - 49,. -
it, lack tea all day.
Mr. Dom;t l;vao IN Iu;no,s and a
stranoer .Iwavo wondar. ,,h, 40 m,,v
nersone swoor Of 90 ua,II a
,n,n
Tho neon,. Of p,vmo,,h Mass re-
c-oon;za Me- NH the onera singer
as Maria I or;sa Dotv formerly of that
rI.oa
ming brooks is most ant to 90 and look
for them ON SUNDAYS when front are
biting.
No wanna mon sho,,,
uhi,a 10 10 o,rrn;nna
back of his neck. 1t spoils the neck
ronancy of the honeymoon, as it were.
NJ. Meissonler is painting a portrait
of Mrs. j. w, Mackay. wherein The sub-
ject is represented as wearing A costume
of black mervelleuse. The price to b.
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Notice for Publication in Newspaper.
Mining application, No. Is. for Patent to ne
Goey Ettey Lode.
United STATES LAND OFFICE, !
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, ;

Coey Extey Lode.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE.l
CHEYENNE,
Nov. 18th, 1881.
Notice 10 hereby given tina W. A. Elder
most office sd brne an O. w NJ; Mas, whose
have this day filed their Application for a
patent for 1900 linear feet OF the "Cloey Ell
face ground, GOO feet in width, situated in the
Silver Crown mining district. county of Lar
Hinated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this office as Lnt No. 81 in township Is,
north, OF range 20, west, 9th principal meri-
dian, said Lot No. 81. being described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner of said
Cloey Ettey lode at a stake tour feet long by
4 K / inches, q in~hes In the ground In a
mound OF stones. marked corner No. L. on
southeast 3 do and ''Claim No. 1" on north
west side for the southeast corner Of
said claim, whence mountain peak bears
south So IS east. The north stove pipe Of
Dial's house bears south lo 3V west 23.l4
feet Distant; quarter section corner between
section l township IA, range 20, and section
30. township 10, range 20, bears north sfo iV
east 5000 feet distant. Thence first course
north $50 o. west 500 feet to n cedar post four
feet long long by 4 a 4 inches, s inches In
ground, In u mound OF stones marked Cor
ner No. 81 on southwest side. and 'Claim
No. l." on northeast side for corner No 2 OF
" east 600 feet To a cedar post 4 feet long by
~ In, . In; IN the ground, IN a mound OF
stones sd marked anS ., Garner go so On on north,
side Tor cor. No. 3 OF this claim. = hence rock
in place bears north SO so west, 81 II distant.
Mountain peak bears south lVo o. east. Thence
third course south 35S y east $50 feet To a
, cedar post four feet long b. 4 K 2 inches. 8
inches In the ground ina mound OF stones,
| marked Corner No. T." on northeast side
and "Claim No. I" ON the southwest side, for
| corner No. 4 II this claim, whence rock In
| place bears north IS west, 2il. SO feet distant.
Mountain peak bears south 90 IS east, thence
| fourth course south 55o 0west, 600 feet, to cor
| ner No |. the place of beginning.
This claim Is bounded on the southeast by
the Boomerang lode; ON the south by iodes
unknown; on the northwest by lodes un-
known on the north by lodes unknown.
\ The LEGATION OF this mine is duly recorded
In the office of the register OF deeds OF Lara
ME county. Wyoming Territory, In book -
ofliens, agreements, prescriptions, ETC., page
Any and all persons claImlng adversely,
any portion o fsaid Cloey Ett-y lode or mine,
or said mining ground as hereinbe! o de-
scribed, are : required u file their adverse
claims with the register of the United States
| land Office at Cheyenne. In the Territory OF
Wyoming, during the saturdays per cd oil
publication hereof. or they will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions Of the statute.
| direct tina, this notice be publIshedin the
Cheyenne DAILY LEADER.
DGA W.. MANN,
Register.
@. BAIRD. attorney for applicants.
M 6Ut
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MACON GA, March NJ, 1871
From having been Intimate with the pro
prietors OF ''Swlft's Syphilitic Specific"
have known much OF It's manufacture and
use. There are men In this community VINO
were Victims in early life to Syphilis, and
who have tai on the S.S.S. medicine and ARE
now to all Appearances. and IN theirown be-
lief, as free from the fd5nt Of disease Ms tbs
nrst man fresh from the hands ofhis k
iD~,elicacy forbids their public recommended
lions, but / am allowed to refer the skeptic
prirateiy TO those who Will endorse every
Thing that can be said In It's favor. Being
Professionally much opposed to recon-
mending secret remedies II Is with hesifo-
taion l attach my name to this article; but
know whereof l speak when I say our
science has not mnde public a comblnh-
.lnn equal TO "Swin's Syphiiitic Speoihc,"
ir the purpose indicated.
T.. L. NASSENBURG, PHI. @.
RICHARDSON & CO. st Louis. Mo-,
Wholesale Agents.
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Weekly Leader,
1ssurn EVERY THURSDAY.
Terms, ~. 80 a Ye.r. sl.so MaifY Year.
Commercial JOB Printing

ofevery. kind Neatly, Chewply and Expedi-
tiously executed Cards OF every shape and
kind. Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind. Posters, ETC.. printed
on short notice. Having a new lot ofType
and Presses, we can do handsome work at
Low Prices.
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DR.. Rhodes Electric Transfusing Battery.
This simple little instrument is said
to be best and most effective OF any
battery now in use. 1t has by its mer-
it's crowded ont other and similar bat
teries. The advertisement of it in this
paper gives the particulars Of Its use.
we commend it to those who suffer
from nervous diseases for 1t Is well
worth the trial. ml0tf
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N. Cine is the name of an engineer
on the Lake Shore road.
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The u. s. Mail carried We
nave irst-Class Eating Stations, and
the division agents take all pains to
secure the comfort of passengers. The
route Is well protected, having three
military posts or the road, leaving
only 10 stiles between military camps,
insurine safety over the entire routa.
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A gentleman has started a cafe just
opposite a cemetery. He dedicates his
house to ''those coming from funerals"
and on his sign: Private
rooms for all who desire to weep by
themselves. Wines and liquors the
very best
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The LEADER Job printing office es-
adjustment is now in perfect running
order, and with new type and other
new material, and the finest office in
the territory, will be able to turn out
the best of work at short notice. Give
us a oull.
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SIMMONDS NABOB
PURE
Kentucky Bourbon Whisky

WILL CURE NERVOUSNESS,
Debility, Indigestion, Fever, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Chills, ETC., etc. Has been
sold in all the Eastern States and given
universal satisfaction. 1t is highly
recommended by the Faculty for all
classes of Fever and Ague, Nervous
ness, Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, etc. 1t is now introduced
to the public of the Pacific Slope, in
dorsed by the certificates of the emf
nent DR.. S. Dana Hayes, the State
Assayer of Massachusetts,; and DIR. III.
G. LOuderback, of st. Louis, Missouri;
both gentlemen prominent in their pro-
f~ession, and which is a guarantee to all
buyers, of its purity and quality. ! can
show thousands of letters from persons,
from all parts of the Union and Cana
da, to testify to its merits aud the ben
eft it has afforded as a family remedy
and tonic.
GEO. W. HOYT,
Sole Agent for Cheyenne and vicinity.
None genuine unless my signature across
the cork-G. SIMMONDS.
Shipments made direct from fha distillery
In Kentucky. dldaw3m
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the number is unknown, but is probably
small, will be practically though not per.
fectIy worked out, and petroleum cease TO
be one Of the great staple products
of'this country, How long it wilIiake be-
fore the Pennsylvania oil wells are ex'
hausted it is impossible to say, but. the
signs OF decline are already apparent
According to stowelrs Petroleum Reporter
these indications are very strong in the
Bradford oil-feld, which, from its uni
iormity and extent, constitutes the true oil
centre Of the whole region, The decline
in the old wells Is estimated to average
about 10000 barrels per month, This de-
ticiency has hitherto only been overcome
by large and continuous drilling but,
SAYS the Reporter, 'the field has now reach
cd u condition when the production can
not be maintained by the incoming new
wells. The number OF openings in the oil
field has so drawn upon the common reser
yoir that further drillingis simply US subdi'
vision OF what is lett, and will only tend to
hasten exhaustion" The three great basins
OF oil production in this country are TIT
VenangO, the Butler and the Bradford dis
triCts-the latter being the largest, mos,
certain and most steadily productive. IL
Yen0ngo and Butler the decline in the
supply is sud to have been SO great thai
wells which produced from two hundred
and fifty to five hundred barrels per day
have fallen oil continuously from the tint
they were struck until, in Butler, two
hundred and fifty barrel well is an excep
ton, and from twenty-five to thirty barrel'
the common yield. This review OF thu
present condition Of the petroleum field Ii
interesting, rs showing that the presen
annual supply OF nineteen or twenty
million barrels - the estimated produc
for this year--CannOt, so far us Fennsyl
yania Is concerued, long be maintained
and that the slow but steady decline in pro
duction, which has already begun to mani
fest itself there, must proceed year by yea
until it reaches the point Of practical ok
hnustion, But while the most extensiv,
deposits OF petroleum occur in the bradford
HItier and EenaRg0 districts OF Pennsyl
yania, and production has been almos
wholly confined to that region, there ar'
other oil distrctsin the United States which
rs vet have not been actively work ed, ant
from which supplies more orless abundan
can be drawn, Petroleum has been discov
cred in four localities in Ohio, two in IVES
Virginia, two in Kentucky,twoin California
ana in New York, North Carolina ant
Alabama, What supply can be obtained
from these several sources Is ut present IN
known, but 1t seems to be conceded b,
geological experts that tho aggregate OF al
will not exceed and may be fur less thar
the quantity derived at this time from tn
oil wells in northwest Pennsylvania. Il
other countries large deposits Of petroleum
have been discoHGred-in Russia, Italy
Burmah and the Dutch East Indies, ,whlI
limited deposits occur In Mexico, Japan
Peru, Sun domingo, China aud Germany
But what we are most concerned about
the supply we may look forward to in tn
future In the United States.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICES,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Eligible Dwelling on Fifteenth 9,

All; PURSUANT toa decree Of the vr.t.,
mnetllng, made on the "a li5, a4.Itipa, Conn 4.
1851, IN the suit IN Changer, =, AggpN X
SpitssIM, lulnuh, aud EIsai.,te I, A.eGaads,
iNNuteW wilson, her AUshlu1. hi. !" Nli0a "A
LEWIS sg SteshF0d, her husband Ia S'espFo1 nj
Eine Il PdrgE,i, Ida D. Tpi,s,+,,"'.S VpdyVas
1PI5sstNII, Emma Jane upLtgbte -, ANA Con
5Iui, EWllTls a, JpdcTgt C6Iri,. S'ysSe !. Cbds.
y, puA GAI Anuir H. fux hi, III 4. F9f EtWSI
SopS nhu Alexis Cope her husband ~ Nay AlnS
v. Cope and JANE, Cope her l,'.sSI and EIiIslst
the undersigned commisioper T'l ~ ds!ea1Ssa
SATURDAY, uIE SIN DAY Of oCrnp VS
S0 oH men ~ lOoetock An, I'll la,t = Isl
aHu neSl bidder, atpubllc auction A. NJ Wy hShat
IL ~ ~ uia l3ue nl ohlucnuuy Ne" WV eGlt
c Nh , w u'',thed property situate. IiRl
wy ~ NIVSHHs' ll!Ht j. 10 ssy tbr wts,l u he
'i ~ Vt,SLl w, W NE addition OF ij y u
Oul by William W shriver. being H., ~ elly A4
conveyed IL Mary Ann Ull.ss., ,' ASlls hall u
james 4, Baker aud vile N Ss ,,H, IeGeased b
lSig, and recorded among tl1p HASel ApHl h
Of OHIO county West Virginia N u. 'Iad mud,
at page 10 80 "s'N hlok No d
TERMS OF sAtE.-Onclhlpl tb.rr.,
~ cash, The residue payable On, i., sse Hblly
six months irom the day OF ale on,. ','u letol Ii
~ twelve months from day Of ,si o",A 'hersl
thereof ~ eighteen months iFm m AZ, we ioRNA
iho OtheT onr'iUurlh thrTeUiu twrrt, w. N'e ~
from the day OF sale the deferred M, ,s IVY nohlai
bear Interest from said day. Tb,. r',' Ia4ltlb 4
for such deferred installmunt, Nj. Eaasst 70 On
snail be secured by deed Of tnst an ,b"uN Nahl
sold or by the title 10 the rtnlefv i. s piole'Ey
until said bonds are paid, at the di,,niias, Nalae
commissioner GEu Il. CALDWELL NV
/ A'lhFhthN kDttlA1 t.r..'T $50
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DIED,

BRlCE-On Thursday, September p, ISL, at hi
the Sith year OF his age,
Funeral on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
LuKENs-on Thursday, September q, 1851, NJ
l;30 r. NJ, NELLIE NJ, infant daughter VI A. b. and
Ida Lukcns aged months,
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No Il
South York street, Wheeling Island, Saturday morn
ing ut 10 O'Clock Friends Of the family are invited
to attend, InIernent Ut Greenwood Cemetery.
PHILLIPs-On Wednesday, September 81, 1881
HANS ". PHILLIPS In tho Glst yedr Of his age,
The funeral will take place from his late residence
No 6Sa Main street, North Wheeling, on FrIda!
afternoon, September q, 1881, at O'Clock. Inter
mcnt nj MI, Wood Cemetery.
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Exchange, and it was not until many
minutes had expired that any business was
transacted At all.
When the daily laborers for bread and
butter got into the traces again they began
TO pull up prices, Slowly but stubbornly,
values improved, and the panic, which
many peoplethought would be the inevita'
bic consequence Of the Presidents death
was converted into a very considerable
rise. Although there was little heart 10:
speculation, right through the list there
was manifested great strength and conf
dence, and, in the ease of most stocks
higher figures
4 grander exhibit OF the soundness and
stability OF republican institutions than
that manifested to-day in financial natter
might be looked for in vain the world over
There was no scare, furry or excitement
The President dies, but the government
lives, and the prosperity OF the country ii
in no wise affected whether General Gar
field or Mr.. Arthur occupies the President
ial chair.
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The American Academy Of Medicine, in
New York, have endorsed the treatment
OF the President as not only Skillful, but
faithful and indeIatigable. The country is
ready to echo this endorsement. The
people do not take much stock in the crii-
cisms that have been launched at the med.
ical course pursued. They believe that
everything that could be done for the
President was done, and that his death
was inevitable.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD's favoritc poet wa
Tennyson, and the poem he loved best wa
"In Momorium," The following familia
stanzas from this poem which he quoted il
an address on the death Of Lincoln, an'
which were more than once applied t
himself after his accession to the Presi
dency, have new and melancholy inter
eat and significance now. He was, indeed
AS some dIVinCly gifted man
Whose life In low estate began,
And on simple village grceni
Who breaks his births InvlliOus bar,
And griHps the skirts Of happy chance.
And breasts the DlOWS Of circumstance,
And grapplGs with his evil star
Who makes by force his merit known,
And lives To clutch the golden keys,
To mould mighty States DEGREES
Aud shape the Whispered the throne
And, moving UP from high to higher,
Becomes Oh fortunes CrOwnlng Slope
The pillar Of n peoples hope,
Tie centre Oi 4 worlds desire.
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Aaucstion ana Answer.
LonlNlllc cOnrlcr.joutnal.


GRANVILLE, ILL, August 20, 1Ssl,-l.
How old was Alexander Campbell, Of Beth.
any, West Virginia, when he died, and
whit year did he die? 9. How long
was he in the ministry, and what year did
he cease from bis labOB us a minister
II. y. ".
Ansrr--1. lie was born at sIane's Cas-
tic, county Of Antrim, Ireland, In The year
l7SS. AS lie died in 1860, he was seventy.
eight yeaH OF nge at the time Of his denth.
lie was a Presbyterian preacher until lSl2,
In which year his convictions from study
Of the Greek Testament led him TO be i'm.
ihersed :. lie. did not cease from his
dition to all his other stupendous labors he
was the authot Of flfty.twO volumes, which
are cherished among the people known as
the Disciples OF Christ.
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TIE Washington Sar notices the arrival
there Of Col. Wilson, OfWest Virginia, and
j. r. Tucker, OF yirginia, both of whom
were personal friends OF General Garfield,
to attend the Presidents funeral,
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FELLOWS Syrup of Hypophosphites, by re,
storing strength to the nerves and muscles OF
tbs reslt Of loss Of nervous strength follow
ed by musclar relaxation. NwF&w
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"REMINISCENCES SALE

~ bn Municipal Court Of Wheeling
cathatinc schwctscr adm, &c. in tS,nstr,
Vs..
MAI I2"t Sst o;@G 4 :! IA a CONT entered
ByH Iltici cause on the !!d day OIL "usU''
D! i$Sls ~ H. fir Goth DAY OF SEPTEMBER
THUKSDAl, A. y 1881, ,-..utn ak
IclOcE a, m, proceed to :, ~ lt M9SSS
beginning at lQS ron! do9r Of The [ 5%oi SgTT n.
ohio county " Va The noth holi q Iss S MIN
street, Centre Whrclln, having on 1t 20"
nhncGs thCrcuntO belonging ..s,,
twO.StOry brick house,. ,,,., rurhae n'V g.,,
cash in hand, and the balance rhyAb 'ISoI NV gJJ
with Interest and evidenced VA I pI@0 THANH 1sS'i
Hi Inc purchase money ia paid, or TILL the
order Of the Court. ~, mara
WV. II. ttAiirr, Special Coinln'"V M
AupltuuppF.
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DoUND PARTY, NECKTIE SOCIAL
i and ale for the benefit Of the Rev. y. II. X.
Dix, at tho Wesley Chapel, Friday Evening, septem
Der 10, and Saturday Evening, October |, 1881.
The church being very much embarrassed ilnan.
Clally ind the pastor salary considerably In arrears
the management have decided on the above plan 20
Msc money tOdCiny obligations and earnestly
ask their friends 10 cooperate with them in the
effort
on Friday evening there will DO social and sup.
per- and Ele Of such fancy and useful articles as
friends may desire TO contribute.
Refreshments, such nS Ice cream, oysters, Confec.
tIOnary, &C., will be on sale. Tho admission at the
door for this evening will consist Of u FOUND OF
such useful and fancy articles aS the visitors may
choose TO bring.
TIE SOCIAL, at which the admission will be 10
cents except TO those ladies' who wear aprons and
bring nCCktC, who will BE- charged only 10 cents,
Our lady friends are earnestly desired 10 take ad.
vantage Of the reduced fire."
On this evening" In addition to the entertainment
the pounds" taken at the door Friday evening
together with any articles that may remain unSoll,
will be sold at auction TO the highest bidder. Come
one, come all, who are friends to the church, the
cause, and tho pastor, and make this effort grand
success, sea
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CITY
y Of Wheeling, tO.wlt,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
Patrick kGnnehy,

vs.
Theodore g. Darmh AMI Mary his
wife, Emma Van Schnack, Amanda
u, Wheat und James N. Wheat her In Chabter
husband, Mary A. DHrmh. widow,
JameSp. Rodgers, trustee and John
J. Jones, executor NJ the will VI
Robert Gibson, deceased
BY virtue of decree entered by aid Sout IN N,
above entitled cause on the I'D day Of August. mi
Il Is referred to the undersigned Commissioner q
asccrtan and report
ist. The amounts due and owing from aid DE-
PENDANTS or either NJ them to the aid complainant
and to defendant Robert Gibson, Deceased what
Hens, II amy, and the amounts and pHOttiS Of Mld
liens there are upon thu property named In the bill
In this cause aud the amounts due and payable 10
each respectively, and the pHoritIcsoi such liens Il
any there are.
n. Any other matter or thing which said Com
missioner may deem pertinent Or either Ol the pAt
| ties In interest may require,
By the terms Of Aid deere publication Of this
notice weekly for four successive weeks, shall h
equivalent to personal service VI notice on all the
parties TO this suit.
Notice Is hereby given that ! have fixed on SIur
day, the LIST day Of October ISL At O'Clock A, u,
as The time, and my office No, ~! tmP line street
| In The City Of Wheeling, West Virginia, n the
place. to ascertain and report the matters required
W '"'N N'''SN' w. W. COWDEN.
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". H. nALLER, Autionec


.HNRUSTEES ShLE'
liz virtue Of deed Of trust made BY y2 n, M H.
Crli,ldns and Fannie Crlddns hs we W na;oS W.
ISfS and recorded in the County CleFsI Oih@%N
6bi6 county West Virginia in Deed o. itlh !, wv 4.
No. H. pagc $50. will sgll nj plOC anCsl9n' M S
-iront door Of the Court IOnsc oi Sld county o'a'
highest and best bidder on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER H. iSl. ,,,
bc,nnlng at 10 o'clock A w. iN'd day Ieei%S o
!ng aesrtibe property, that il TO say l9l 70 ~
sItnaied on Eighteenth street formerly I So nW
In that par! q the elIy o. Mer ,dbc FINK WitS ali IL
Mn.r,riin%neSs and improvements belonging lhS =
4ba title to The above property + believed sSS MI mi
,,o,i"ct hut selling VA trustee ] WI c9hNI2! ~
tIiIc only rs Is vested IN me by Ach uee' VI "S''
Terms Of sale cash. :, II COON Trustee
), IL "'V'' siS
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ONE HUNDRED COAL MINERS,

at Wheeling Creek Coal Company's Mines two
miles west Of Bridgeport, Ohio on line Of C., 7 v,
" W Railway Steady work on and after Octo'
Der |, price Of mining will be Is cents per ton.
Se1l J. WATERS Stunt
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NEW AnYERrlsEMENrs.

WANTED-TWo GOOD WISE
w hands In mould Ghop, Apply Immediately
TO I,Rl3elle Glass Co. RtdHepQEt o. %
DIOR CITIZENS STREET
IL Railway stock. Call on ]. G, HERvEY, No
1906 Market street, Wheeling, ". We. se91g
NTANTED-TEN QuARRYNEN TO
w work In Limestone quarry. Steady work and
good wages Apply ut once 10 W. 7. CHAMBERS
Elm Grove, W. Va Ie29q
WANTED TWO YOUNG MEN
w that have had some experience In the retail
grocery buslhess None need apply unless willing
10 work. Address, III this ollee. se9
T OST-ON CHAPLINE, ELEVENTH
IL or Market street. ladies leather satchel. The
Under Will please return TO office OF hveHide
Works, on Main street, aud receive reward. se!3
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commencing Mt 10 o'clock A. M Tue lOllOWingde
scrbcd property, TINT is to ay! All Gtl9l lumbeieSi
ning IN Inc fourth square In lllnm McMcchens 40,
dillon 10 tho town Of lcnwOOd, In the aid county
MaShnll, according to the plat Of aid addlioai
recorded IN the Clerks ollrG Of ~ CGNRiy C91ntS
SnoI hut selling az trustee lSlAll convey only 'nta
tItic rs n vested III me by ihulced Of trust OiOEia
TERMS or sALE-O One thirlOi the purchase Ionsl
and ~ much more ns the purchaser may elect cAl
IN hand, the residue In two equal lIhth,lRelS
ak md twelve months respectively wlln in.ets. ~
from day Of sale, secured " uceuOl m IA
property and u policy oil Insurance p4!Aoe 7"
trustee. az II ut,ppARD Trustee.
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