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Building Material.

BRicK-At the klins TO $40.
SroHE--At the Dallas quarries Sc per cubi,
foot. II for foundation, l6 for wall aud % fc
dressed front,
LUhBER-Native rough pine $40 per thousand
Dressed on one side, S22 10; Flooring, tonga
ed and grooved, S35; Dressed Notwithstanding
el7h; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
$lS to 80.
SHIsaLEs-Cypress, 81 per thousand; Nativ
pine, sap, 81; do heart, 81 75.
| LArHs-83 10 per thousand
CRMENr- Fort Is jott, per par, 10; RIOS
endale, SS %; Louisville, y Port lane
q 20.
PLASTER or PARIs-Por barrel, 81.
HAIR--Pe pound. 7bsc.
CEMENT BLUES. - inch, 50 cent?; inch, a
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; 9 Inch cap, coo
7 Inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; inch cap do, 6Oc.
DRAIN PIPES inch, lGo per foot; Amen
2Oci inch, 32c; Inch, 400, Inch, 50c.
MlEEp PAINTs-Reedy for use and I'LL color
81 % per gallon. All the tested and STANDARD
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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The mercantile pulse beats strongly against
the suggested extra session OF congress to pass
afunding bill. They admit II would be we'll
enough to have such measure now, but fear
avid riot of legislation generally would take
place y that meeting. Their minds are nevor
quite so serene as when congress and their
legislature are not In session. 1t will be new
congress with hundred rural orators having
areputatlon to make, and the fear ia they Will
makethem at the expense of traffic and trade.
In local circles money Is quiet There Is
nothing new to say, and we quote:
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DALLAS, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. [
March 20, lSsl.

March %. 1851. (
We return tdoour mutton. Trade opened
slow, continued dull and closed stupid. III
was like the darkey's sermon on the text
"The World, the Flesh and the Devil" ave
WILL" he opened, "begn wild do wurld, tech
lightly ON de flush and hasten on to dc debbii
~ fast AS poesibul." Trade didn't get quito
that low, but 1t was slow al! round for boom
epoch. II was chiefly confined to orders and
these were not very heavy.
AS the weather has moderated 1t may ros-
sonably be expected that q raid viii soon be
made upon spring goods, toggery, traPplngs,
tricks and the paraphsrnalia generally which
enter into change OF colors, textures and
styles from winter to spring.
Reports from the country to-day ere tina.
everybody Ia bending steadily to work
Farmers are busy planting corn, blowing
up ground for cotton. and doing their
best to get their crops In. No serious damage
has been reported from tho late frosts. Apples
and peaches were hurt n little, but II they are
not visited again there will be iino crops OF
each,
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital nn,d
passing unobserved In the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and daa,hy
The Medical Gentlemen connected with ~.
Institution are graduates of the best CoIlesass
OF Earope and this country, and have hod
large experience In these troubles, and r I1
agree,to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TIVE (under their special advice and treat.
menD Will not cure, or for anything imnura
0riniurious found In 1t. We treat ali Private
Diseases successfully without mercury, CON-
SuLTAVlON FREE. Thorough examination
Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE 81 a,bottioY -.
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any AZ !.
dress upon receipt of price, U. o, d secnre
from observation, and in private name ii de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. 7Isx
olive street, St. Louis, Missouri. Postoflice
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Wines and Liquors.

ALconoL--s2, 30 TO ~ 40 per gallon
WmsEY-Sweet mach, 81 .25d9A.t 0 souI
mash, 81 .G0@$5, according0age.
WINEs.-C laret, IN Gaze, 3.lb@s4, Catawba
per gallon, 81 .l0@S2; Port, per gallon, ~ 20 "a
fS; Sherry, per gallon, u .9C0oS3; Madeira, pei
gallon, sl.8O@S5i White wine, In cases. sf 20
$50.
CHAMPAgNE-Cooks, In baskets, Sls@eq
Heidsieck, In basket, 52S; Krug, In basket. S27
Domestic champagne, sl0Gl6.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, So .l5@s9 so; por.
ter, per dozen, s2G1s2. 30.
BoTTLR BEEW-St Louis quartz sl2 plntf
tl2 No. BudwIser, az, pints Sl3 30.
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Dyspepsia nnd Liver Complaint.

Is 1t notworth the small price of rs ccn,s
to FREQ yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints? If you think so call
at our store and get bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. Every bottle has a printed guar
antee on it. Use accordingly, and if ii does
you no good, twill cost you nothing. Sold
by lliekox " House, Druggists, COS Main
treet, Dallas,
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CArrLE-Cornfed, SlS to s22; grass do year
lina8, t5@SSi eteers, from y to 3 yearB old
Slh@RO; harm cows, Sl5@slS; butchers, IN Ia
SIC, per lib. On foot.
iioRsEs,-PonIcs and sheep SIS to $40. Plugs
$40 20 $50. Farm stock SJ5 To $50. Harness
livery $50 to SlOO. Harness fancy el25 to Sl75.
Harness spans $3.50 TO $500.
Mucs--Rats $50 to 500 Medium 500 to $50.
Extra draught 800 to $3.50.
Hoas-on foot, 3935Sc. for inferior to prime
porkers.
MUTTON siKEr-They are Quotable at ~ 60Gos
per head. Per weight, 3 10 SIC. per pound.
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Tha Cotton Markets.

Tho New York Chronicle estimates the excess
OF receipts, ports and overland, up to last FRI
day night at 53i goo over lastJyear. Tho New
York COTTON exchange estimate up to last
night, March 23d, places the excess al
$4,000. Tho crop last year was 6,76l, 900
II tho Chronicle Ia right and the recelp pts from
this time to the drnt OF next September arc
tho same az for that time last year, tho grand
crop raised In 1850 will foot up 1894 600 bales.
The New York Exchange figures knock of
$1,000 from that apparent total. Anyhow, no
matter which Is right the crop Ia evid emily
o whale. And these calculations may be re.
vised aud lowered from n very rational stand
point and still stunning crop will be left,
These arc the facts about the matter, and upon
them every man Ia left to draw his own
conclusions, aud when he reaches a conclusion
about the future prlco Of cotton no had better
Set 1t down on piece Of paper, then wrl to
across II "bosh, +" and-throw 1t In tho Are.
But q protest may DO entered generally
against the cry ali, ut tho worlL gg.i'l consume
but o certain amount. /, waa pald there wsD
too much whom the south mark ted us first
million, then too much when /. reached two,
three, four and nve million. and now It comes
up with equal voice at six million. Yet l., all
these stages the spinners easily managed to
work up every pound they could get aud mer-
chants got rid of II. In 1861, when tho war
broke out and we stopped raising 1t, In less
than six months not enough cotton goods could
be obtained to make tents for tho armies on
either side. But the fact should not DO forgot
Ten that four million crop will sell for more
than ask,
Liverpool spots opened this morning weak
and unchanged. Now York spots easy, futures
easy. Galveston quiet. Dallas quict little
Offering; market without anima-
tion and yesterdays prices aver
aged. Bales OF bales, strict mlddling,
at $3.50. Stained and storm cotton are too ir.
Regular to quote, like any other damaged mer-
chandise. Agood deal of this kind Is In the
country, and itsprlco must DO determined by
the condition 1t Ia In. Wequote:
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a man died of liver complaint
dollars worth of "BLACK-UHAuG,
would have saved his lie.
ForsAlebv all druggists
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They Work Together.

Whom your system gets out Of tune and
you feel completely played out, |. Is pretty
certain that YOU noel medicine 10 NC, on
both tho kidneys and liver, for these impor-
tsnt organs work together in freeing tho
system Of Ia waste and keeping up tho tono
Then take Kidney. Wort, for tbis IA Jus, what
does, for II Ia both diurotic aud calharLic.
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frustrated "arllaee Guide, .6o pages, clou,
and gilt biuilng, 80 cents, same in para.
covers, sS cts. Manhood. 10 cents, Woman
hood, 70 cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents-securelv
sealed, by mail, Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist
W.T. St Charl"s Street. st. LOUIS. Mo.
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OAK scLs-LsArnKn-over 20 lbs, toc; dc
unlier 20 lbs, $40.
HENLocs SoLx-IixAfiKn - Beat BufInto
eiaushter. Wci gooa DO, zoo, btst Matalnrn az
800. "V'
,.oAx IiAnsxss Ls,r,mn-No. 1. 400, do, No,
No. 2. D., '~"'
urrHR-Frcnch calf, d. - 10 o., do. klp,al IA
90. hip, 05c.Qel.
0otiAAs-Duck, No. i.,pcr dossn, $3.50,
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We have speedy and positive euro for
Catarrh Diph,heria, Cenker Mouth and Head.
ache in Shilch's Cstarrh Remedy. A nasal
injector free with each bottle. Use II it you
desire health and sweet breath. Price so.
cents. Sold by llickox IS House, Druggists,
COS Main street, Dallas.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION

Cotton Quiet and Wealk-The TOtel
Receipts and the Outl0Ok-Meats
barely steady-Grain I'm Fair
Demand-COuntryP Produce
Quiet and scarce Trade
DuIl-Gencral and
Local Notes.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Meats and lard.

BAcos-IOnp clear sides 9l5 to OK; short oleal
10. Breakfast bacon llkc.p
DRY SALT--L0ng clear sideg, 81; short
clear 9n.
II Ans -riain sugar cured, ii TO Is; canva asod
~ to 1919.
IAaD-rlerce, l2 half barrel, l2h: pals
to 10 pounds. IS; pounde, l3li Texas HON
made, 80 to 70 pound cans, 10 cents.
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sugars nud Syvups.

sUoAns.--W quote; Powered n; Crushd,
nh@&, formulated II STANDARD A l0IS;Whlte
extra 9GePA extra ClO TO -; Yellow 81 to ,gh
Louisiana new white clarified 100; yellow JA;
choice SIC; primo 7iac, fair Ike.
mcLAssss--Lo usians choice G0c,.prime 6ic
Jair to good i50g5Oc.
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f,De s--Dry iiint, IL pounds ami upwards, IS o
lSIcts; ry kps, free OF grubs, II G.; grubb
sipe nc; wet sailed, IKE; green butcher
hides, 5sc.: All aamaged, wet or dry,
half pricej deer skins Voc. sheep skins from
sSc. Gp50c each.
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Rugxics, Reda, WhccIs mud coIea.

WuEELs--(Sarven. IA Wholesale, per
act; Il sl0.25; q ss.2a; ID S7.25.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. -Burr's patent, SPls
slp anu $50 for plain, al gle and double pan.
nels.
SHAFTS. "a 81. 30; Il $3.50
Poles --B 50; 4 sll.
BuoaIEs. III end spring, SO; A slue sprin 8
S75. Strictly A phaetons, $50. Carriages
s.6s. 4entlemen's driving buggy, side In {
$50; do speeding, $40. End spring, strlctly ,
slis; top-open, s60 to s76; side pring do, sIibA
20; Jumpur seats do, sos; platform sprin
do, $l00; three spring do, 800.
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Coal anu Wood,

CoAL-Iniian Nation, IS 90 por ton, deiiv-
erod.
CoKx--s0 ccnts per barrel.
WooD-0ak, hickoryana ash 81 90 to 4 . 80 per
cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing. ut Tho
rates of "a 90 to 500 per cord.
CuARcoAL--65 cents por barrel.
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pRAtutg Cutoxxas I'VE quote at $50, apioces
SouiRnxLs--Per dozen, 6Oc.
CnIoKxssnwo quc.e HsS for spring, fol-
grown, 81 30.
TuRKEYs--we quote Csc. 20 socapieoc.
DucKs-For tame. zoe, wild, IL TO 200 aplcce.
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L. tho largest Ia north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from tho most elegant
parlor and chamber sets 10 tho cheapcet
stylesand patterns. His prices arc veryl low
for quick sales and small profits" 10 hi
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Job Printing In Colors

Tho HERALD STEAM ion PmSTiNG orFic.
Ia now turning ont some of tho most beautiful
lob work In colcrs, o yer executed In Texas.
For Artistic work 10 to the HERALD Jon
PRINTING OFFICER.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never falling Cure
|tor Nervous de6llitve'
exhausted vitaiityy'
+ eminal Weakness'
ISpermatorrhoea, LoSTs,
N. MAO impoten..
Icy, Paralysis, and al
me me, terrible effects OF Of
self Abuse, youthful nj
toliies and excssses az
lmaturer years-sncb y ~ :
loes OF Memory, Lass 80
81 n de, No G.tu,'nsI
Emission, Aversion to
Society, Dimpass "
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Eisln'nusl Oystcrs,


FIsH-l2hc. per 10.
OysrRRs-per can IL cents for Baltimore, s,
Mattagordas, Is for Berwick bay.
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GILMAN MiLLxr-we quote IS TO SOBER bushei,
Carbon, BOTS. per paper retail. whoslcsal,
TX TO = cents per paper.
Cotton--At the on Miii.,s6 per ton.
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Commercial Job Printing.

Bin Heads,
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Cards,
blank Books
Check Books, pray Books, Cotton Books, AM
n'l or tho commercial printing done In III,
neatcst style and at the shortest notice, NJ The
HERALD STRAIN Jon PRINTING OFrice. All
work guaranteed.
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PrAonKs-s pounds, VI "a; 5 pounda
~ 2Ss
ToMAfoEs--2 pounds, 81 %, 5 pounds,
81 10.
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Zine, 20, medium, Is, heavy, 100. Biloxi
bury anu dirty, D to 10 cents on.
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Take BLACK.pRAlIeNrn and ,o,
0corgc Rick.s rnrniinre IInn.e

will never be bilious.
For sale by all druggists.
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butter and Eggs,
Canned Goods.

Fees 10 TO l7cts pcr dozen.
BurrRR-Northern - 10 -; Texas 20 to $50.
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iols.
suArrs...A " 30; b $3.50.


Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton. waste, 81
err hundred.
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BANK EXCHANGE,

Commercial exchange upon::.all. points par
to Y discount.
Sterling sight "a 50 10 81 90,
Sterling, 20 days, ~ 10 TO q IS.
Francs 800. 5O5 to bl5.
Marks 90 to 95.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
CONDITION OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MARKETS.
Money 3 to Per Ceat Governments
Strong Railroad Stock Advancing
Mining Stocks Active Dry Goods
Quiet-Iron Firm proYi-
sons Higher.
LIVE STOCK ADVANCING AND HIGHER.

Their i nothing ~ marked i'm thccon-
litinn of the general market ~ to br
worthy al note Prices remain settled
i'm most departments OF trade, with still
Il slight tendency t" advan"" in the pro.
vision market. The near approach OF
the holidays will make business more
active. and TN" courage of both buyers
and sellers will naturally increase. We
may therefore confidently expect de-
urrr of buoyancy in some or all depart
mcnt, in the next four weeks, which
will have no greater significance than
the temporary stimulus of tn" holiday
season, and experienced business men
will not count TOO largely upon it, or b2
surprised at Il sudden drop when the
season has passed. The outlook for tn"
new wear i more than usually propi-
tiorD~, and there Is cheerful expectation
Of It year of mu~ual activity, with no
such fluctuations a. to seriously disturb
the regular channels OF trade.
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,.DI>G WEST.

sunday ENprc" = leaves Wheeling AT b:2 a. NJ;
arrives Wcllsburg p:2b \. W, Steubenyille e:ss
\. VI, max ing clUSr connection for Western
points.
Trims lcny ing Columbus $40 y. N. aud 80
H. ". run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except SUNDAY, atbn
T.. 81. with sleeping car attached arriving i'm
IhicagO al : 10 next morning. Bcrths can be
secured ~ advance at Union Depot ticket Office,
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
tar through without change from Sirubcu-
VILE eat {" Philadelphia and New York, and
west To- columbus, Ia Cincinnati. LOUISVILLE,
indianapolis and -. Louis.
Tor through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
carH,cumuodalipns.and any further Informs
iIonnppIN toJnS"ph MBclleN lille, Ticket Agent
at rai-IIHudo Depot, foot Of Eleventh street,
nritCIiy Ticket Office, under Mcclure House.
Wheeling.
j.. W. CALDWELL.
Gent Manager, Pittsburgh, ia.
T.. \. FORD,
GcnI Pas and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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THE GRAY FARM FOR SALE,

~ in Ohio county about three and u half
miles from Roneys Point and Triadelphia.
Price, $3.5OO,
Part cash. Inquire OF ]. Chambers Herrey, or
"a trni
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DN VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made ny John =. Armstrong and Mary y.
Armstrong, his wife, To me aS trustee, the nrSl
dated December Is, 1873, recorded III deed OF
trust book No. II, page III: the second dated
July -, 1879, recorded in decd of trust book No.
IT, page t. in the office Of the Clerk of the Coul-
~ Court Of ohio county, W. Va, Will, on
SATURDAY THE ETH DAY OF OCTOBER.
ISL beginning at 10 o'clock \. NJ, sell ut the
front door Of the Court House Of ONO county,
the following described property, that Is To say:
ThrsOuthr:tSicrn one-fOurth part ofthat certain
lot of ground lying and situate in the city OF
Wheeling ON thCmOrth side of Nineteenth street,
and designated on the plat of said city hS lot
number forty-ciGht. said part lot fronts on
Nineteenth street thirty feet and extends back
north from said street half the length OF said
lot.
TERMS or S.lLE-Onc-half, aud more If the
purchaser so elect, in cash on day III SALE inc
balance i'll two rqua! in>talmcnlS AT SIX anu
twelve months, evidenced by promiSNorv nnlrN
bearing interest from day al sale the title 10 ne
retained until payment in full.
DENIS OK EEfFE, Trustee.
W.J ". COWnEN, solicitor.
The above sale j. adjourned until HaiNrlt ~.
November ~, ISL al the same place and h"gIn-
roy% DENIS U'KEEFFE, Trustee.
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FIN ANCi..
NOM York.


Nr.y NnrE. November @6.-AIuNEY--At ;
as per cent. closing at :: per cent l'rlmc
mercantile paper 1|7 per cent. Sterling
exchange. bankers bills, firm n 80 de-
maud iS%i..
G,oyIENNENT--S and higher, except
extended ~. which are unchanged.
RAILROAD BuNr>--lU the railroad bona
market. Trxa, and Pacific land grants and
Incomes advanced L. TO- from 40 :; Louis
vile, New Albany and Chicago iirStN at
,anrc,i To- lW5 from iul =: k""Euk and D"N
MuiucS Iir>U> L. iuG from ia.
STATE Sl,TElrlE~-pull. but firm.
SrnrK>-Thc stock market opened firm
and generally AT It fractional advance on
closing puotatiuu> yesterday, but in early
,lcolinn, 4 pressure To- sell developed, which
resulted in Il decline ui ',mli. per cent,
the shares most prominent therein being
Wabash and Missouri Pacific, Denver and
Rio Grandc. Texas Pacific AMI Inl"n Ia
riGc. At the first board the temper oi spec
ulatiOn underwent Il change. and an al
vance uf ia J., per cent. recorded WAS most
marked i'm Metropolitan Elevated, Texas
Pacific, Nashville and Chattanooga, Louis
vile and Nashville, Kansas and Texas,
Denver and Rio Grandr, Michigan Central
and Wabash After midday She market
again became weak and continued heavy
during tie, rest OF the day. closing al a de-
cline "i ',G,la5 per cent. from best figures
touched. Denver and Rio Gramdc Oregon
Navigation, Memphi, and Chattanooga, {.
T. Il g. led downward movement, and
Nashville and Chattanooga rose.
Transactions. 10000 shares.
Mining stock, were very active and iirm,
except Robinson consolidated, which de.
clincd from 80 to 100. under large tran~ac-
tiun>, closing at Tl&. The Manager Thomas
Ewing. resigned. owing, it i said, to diSrat-
i>faction with the action "i certain al the
trustees. Stake Line WAS very active AMI
firm at $50 to Is. closing at ~. Oriental
and Miller were dull at Is to ~, Bradshaw
advanced to - and closed al -, South Pa
citic active and strong 1t from 500 10 90,
the market closing in more hopeful con,
dition than inr several weeks. The total
sales OF mining stocks in both Exchanges,
we're loi.llO shares. The activity in Brad
>hawswa, CAUSED by the report that 4 ma
uipuIator OF southern Pacific had taken 4
large block uf il at 40.
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Commissioners Sale

or VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROP
VERTY. w ill.,,
Louis IL. FranZhCim,
- In rianrrrv.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

state of West Virginia. county "f ono, ny
Of Wheeling. in the Municipal court "i " h''i-
Ing November Rules, 1871. Ia rhan""rN.
Nu,tir NJ Weber and Charles A. Weber.
William H. Weber and Maud J. Weber.
Tho, object of this suit Is hay" PARTITION
made Of the rrHl estate situated III SAID CITY ni
Wheeling on the west side of Main street,
known a, Nu,. lI!j and liz Main street, nj
present occupied by Henry Jacobs -. a dry
goods store said properly brng NOR" partru-
I,rIy described i'm The bill flied Ia said court
And it appearing by affidavit Il"d ,hni inc
defendant, William j.. Weber, Is MOI r',siurilI
of the state of West Virginia, II l. now ordered
that the said NONRESIDENT defendant, William
H. Weber do appear AT III" next rule day, ON
ihr Iot n dayof December ISL, or either Of IN"
two following days, and d" what J. necessary
TO protect his interest In this suit.
In testimony whereof have h"rcunio Signcd
my name u, Clerk Of said Court, this 10Th day 10
November, ISL, IA November Rules, III the
Clerks Office of said Court.
TrS,r TUDS. NJ DNRRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Cour; "f Wheeling.
Jacob, Crncraft 4 Ferguson. Solicitors ipr
com piaIuaulS. Hho'"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
Disrcpufabie and Destructive.
pby1,islpbsI Times, Ind.

The coalition that is now the sole DEEPEN
dcncr of the once proud Republican party
OF the nation. in both branches Of Congress.
is unnatural, disreputable and destructive.
1t cannot last rs the party representing the
intelligence and integrity of the Rcpubli-
tan people; the party of financial CONNER
Cial and manufacturing control in the Coun-
try, and disiutegration will begin rs soon aS
the House shall be organized. SO far as
the Republican allies are concerned, it is
simply cohesion for plumber, and, wheth-
or they shall be gratified or disappointed
with their share OF the spoiis OF the admin
istFatioa and the party, early dissolution
and diS-epu!e are Inevitable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
Notice on the Camerons Meaningless.

The CmcrunS are having another notice
served UNION EN- But what are notices Ia
them They re- used t" EN- They sc been
having notices served upon en- ever since
!. Donald came III age, bur the quality OF
their hu>>->hip remains unchanged They
c"mrlucrmtly take the Federal patronage
ot Pennsylvania into custody and when
the time comes quietly wheel the State
into line. And the bold fellows VIII" serve
the notices with such regularity and dill
geucr are whipped into the ranks At the
effective time Serving notice "u the
CamcrouS due>n't mean anything.