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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-16

The following are the contents of
LiDpincott's Magazine for September.
a f4limpse of the Cumberland Border
first paper; The Home of the Giant
Souid: Thalatta, or Craque-o' Doom, a
story New Ground Before the
Dawn Captain Puts Novel; Aoolog-
ical Curiosities-V Secretiveness
Flowers On the Wrong River; New
York's Fresh Air Fund; Santa Lucia;
The Pension Office; Going to House
keeping in North Carolina Our
Monthly Gossip; Art Matters, Anec-
dotal and Miscellaneous; Literature
of the Day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-16

The inability talked about the Presi-
dent is not such a terrible riddle as
some would:.have it appear. Garfield
will be president until his term ex-
pires if he lives, no matter how low he
is. II he is too low to attend to official
business the vice president will be
acting president and vice-president at
the same time. Public business is not
suffering yet on account of the presi'
dents inability, but of course there
viii presently be considerable ,s exec C,
utiye business to attend to, When
Congress meets if Mr.. Garfield is still
unable to attend official business the
vice-president will act for him, and
his address will be, Chester A. Arthur,
vice-president and acting president
He can act as president, but will moi
| be president.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-16
ProDOsals for Keeping Poor
ASyAum,

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK ALLEN CO..,
lola, KAN, Sept. ., 1881.
Scaled proposals will be received at this
Office until Saturday October LIST, 1881, at IL
O'Clock M, for keeping the County Poor Asy-
INN for the year commencing March 9th, lsSs
,st The amount of rent that will be paid for
the farm for the year
Of said asylum will re boarded and clotned
The county to furnish bedding ana medieai
attendance. o;
.;anors T. s. SLOWER,
Sf0'e' County Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-16
Fast Deer Creek.

GA. John was the first to crib corn,
G. l.. Smith was second.
Water has increased some.
Health is tolerably good.
Geo. Harper sold his farm ana Is go
ing to Missouri. ,,- ,,.,o
Y. v. Wise and {. Malres nave
rented places at Usage and will move
there this fall.
The camp meeting has ended.
Rev. Mr.. Shockey will preach at the
school house Sunday.
The cool weather seems nice after
so much heat.
CD, Doxie and s. o. Smith started
to Nebraska, Wednesday, where they
expect to make their future home
our best wishes 60 with them.
DEER CREEKER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-16
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNT!
o..,,hlican Ticket.
Announcements.

TO THE VOTERS OF ALLEN COUNTY.
-r.e,,,emen II hereby announce myseH an IN ls
as,emdent candidate for the Office OF sasrln VI
Allen county. ALDH"'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-16
4 BARGAIN!

lola, Kansas, dug. 18Th, 1881.
The undersigned being DESTROYS of retiring from
business on account of failing health 1could offer
for sale his Harness and Saddlery Shop In lola,
Kansas. -,
Lfte business is not closed out 1O1tb1n reason.
bile time shall close out everything my line at
cost for cash. For BARGAINS call upon the under
sisned during the ne:rt few 1Oeeks, as my stock
must be closed out.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-16

A rival process to that invented by
the electricians for finding the |. cation
Of the bullet in the Presidents BODY IS
suggested by a man in Kentucky, who
evidently believes in 'poetic justice"
It Is this: Have the "bull-dog" reyol.
Yer loaded by the same gunsmith that
Loaded it for Guitea9, with 1.-The, the same am;e
teau in Dosition, and shoot him just as
he shot the President; and then cut
for the ibals
The, death Of General Burnside oe-
cured this week at his home in Rhode
Island. He was serving his SECOND conf,
tern, as United States Senator from
Rhode Island. and had previously
serTed as governor Of his State. he
was a graduate of Nest Point, and
dursng the war rose to a high com
mand, and Throughout the country
there aye thou sands of veterans wht
will regret ts hear 9f the Joss Of the''
old leader,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-16

The undersigned is now prepared to furnish
parties with the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

We understand that Mr.. g. s. MCFad'
den, OF Moundsville, has been offered Q
decided advance on the purchase price Of
the rolling mill property bought by him
at the trustees sale some months ago. A
Pittsburgh party proposes 10 buy it and
remove the machinery elsewhere, but Mr..
McFadden, who owns considerable prop
erty in the vicinity Of the mill, hesitates
to accept the olIsr on account Of appre'
hended depreciation to his property al
well IS to the general interests OF the
town. While he could make a large profit
on the price paid for the mill, he would be
damaged by the general injury to the town.
Iu this dilemma 1t Is proposed to invite
the town to take stock in the reorganiZa'
ton Of the mill, tho balance oil the stock
to bo taken elsewhere or by private par
ties.
1t would DO pity to see this mill go
away from Moundsvills, and therefore II
10 to be- hoped that come plan will be ar
ranged for its reorganization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07
BELLAIRE.


OIde.t Hook In AmeFICA-DFuida Post
non, their EntaFtainmenI-LAnd Slides
on the Railroads, dc'
Notwithstanding the very rainy evening,
the Episcopal lair and festival at City Hall
was attended by an audience Of respectable
SIZE,
The wharf was pretty well covered with all
sorts OF goods awaiting shipment or drayage
Friday-that is, the lower landing was; there
was nothing on the wharf" tits not prob
able that The total amount Of all the goods
placed on the wharf in year vould, pay q
year $ interest on the cost Of the wharf
The nArroW.gAuge train did not get IN on
Friday iii about one o'clock, being delayed
by slip Of Rocky Fork. A large slip was
also observed from this side, on the Baltimore
& Ohio road, ut the NarrOWH, The ground
was moved clear on the top Of the hill.
A new walk has been made on Twenty
eighth street to the tobacco warehouse, which
will be 4 permanent Improvement,
Rev. Dean has been ut Bethany few days
and he has brought back with him number
OF interesting and curious articles from that
neighborhOod for the Loan Exhibition.
Among them Is something that deserves par,
ticular mention, 1t is copy OF the letters OF
st. Ambrose, In Latin, printed at Basil in the
year 1899, This Is believed TO be the Oldest
book owned on this continent, and was PRINT.
I'd less than fifty years after the in' ention o.
printing. No doubt 1t will attract the eyes Of
all who visit the Exhibition.
John Eberle, the father OF Fred. Eberle, oil
Belmont street, died at Bridgeport Friday,
N. l.. Marsh Is entirely Temodeling his
store room. He believes in letting the CaTpen'
ter and painter do his house cleaning,
SchFamms summer garden Will otglh ~
career Saturday, the 18th inst, when picnic
will be held there, b. 4 y. W. trains Will run
on special time to the place.
Noble street, above DR., McCull ough's cor
ner Gravel Hill, is to be raised under the
direction OF WIN. Reed, Adam Fauple and
Fred, Eberle, the Council Committee on
Streets and Alleys
Mrs, John Hahn, whose sickness was re-
ported some time ago, died at her home on
lGrayel Hill Thursday evening
II, G, Wilson, superintendent OF the Water
Works. is engaged In laying water pipe
| from the corner Of Thirty-eighth and Harrt'
son streets 10 franklin streets, and from there
TO Indian run. The pipe Is iron. 80
Mr.. j, b. Cash, formerly teacher OF the High
School, was In town yesterday, on his way
| to POWhatAn. 80,
Saturday Is library day-school library The
librarian says some still get the library days
confused They are the FIRST and third satnF'
DAYS in the mOnth-notevery other Saturday.
When the new nail works warehouse was
built, Indian run was damned up and turned
into another channel but Thursday nights
rains gave It strength enough to break through
to It's old channel ugain, by the new ill.
The weather forced the Druids to postpone
their celebration; but day In the near future
will be selected and another trial made Tor the
favor Of the weather clerk. To keep the dis
appointment from being too great dancing,
speak ing and other amusements were INDUCED
In in tho evening at Turner Hall. RC.E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

Tie price Of iron and the cost OF its
manufacture have had for some months a
very small margin between them. Pro-
duclion appears to be fully equal, lit is
not somewhat larger, than current con-
sumption, both at home and abroad. In
England and on the continent stocks Of
iron and steel are slowly banking up, and
no one expects in the current year the
profits in iron which marked the last.
English exports OF iron and steel for the
opening months Of 1881 are about three
fourths the exports in the same months In
1880, but the current production Is fully
81 large "a then.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

EBERLE-On Friday morning, May Q, 1881, at II
q, M, JOHN NJ. kBERLE, In his SOIh year.
Funeral from the residence Of his con, Adam
Ebore, Ia Bridgeport, at 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
Iaterment at Bridgeport Cemetery.
HERvEY-On Friday, May &, 1881, a. . o'clock o
M, Prof, JOHN q. HERVEY, in the 6SIh year Of blu
age,
Funeral from bis late residence, near Elm Grove
on sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Friends Of thI
family are respectfully invited TO attend. IntOrmsn
al the Stone Church Cemetery.
roT %UU" g. 4. W0opW1ED Ia 10 6otE year o
his age.
Funeral I0rviOGS at bis late residence, Thirty frs
street, al l O'Clock to-day. IntsrnOnt private a
an, N,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

nRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust made 10 Ii. usla.
algnsd, and trustee, by samuel LAWis, With sBht,i
Lewis, bis vile, and Louis Woo imAbioP, viii HIn
rIet WoodmInstO, bis wife, the inst dItid III lFl
day oil June, 1903, and recorded In Trust Did &l
No. 1, page b2i, 10 thg Clerks once u Ohio touii
and ttAte Of West Vlpinlf; tie second deed 1
trust dated January r., 1862, A'd recorded 10 IN
name office In Trust Deed BOOK No. @ plgs v, dLh
records Of the above mentioned county, bnd aII |
viii sell at public auction, at the ifClt dow u "
County Court House, In the city Of Whtellbt 0lA
county, West Virgini1, on -
BiTUBDAY THEIIrH DAY OF NAY, l.'i,
commencing Al 10 O'Clock a. m, The following u,
Icfibed property, that 10 10 Iny situat lntLt tl
Wheeling, bling the same round and lOlBdlIot, =
which the original Grant Home Wa Llitittd, Il
scribed In ibe said deedI Of trust aS iolOlI- IA
forty (40), lying on the corner Of Main Ihd shat ~
at that time called Madison street, nov Tenth lfk
lylCg In ths SouthtaN ara 10 Of those streets ilb \
No one hnndFt and twenty ITO, lying 10 iht o.e
west aDg Of the said Tenth street aud The Nrld
House, on Market SteOt; lot No. ~, beI1gG lHn
Main street and 1888 feet Oh the ai Tsath street "
lot No. 40, being q feet square, hlIo part h y
Joining lot No. 100, being LOT No llg, on me- w
II ieet on Market street, and running ldd u ms
aleO parcel Oi the sans lot lying il1mtdiItI NY
Of aud I'D Joining the lat named lot, being Y n.y.
width on Market hquATe, running bach Vn slNe
These parcels will be sold SFpNAtely o. tol,hN.
a II may be found most advantageous u lhs PFVidi
on the day Of sale. ,u.
In order 10 save any and oil questions ~ wv
In the conveyance 10 be made to The purchaser "
aboVe property, the sid Sunnnah Levi, ie m
Louis WOodmanIee end biz vile, Ia Wien 10, ~ Nv
title Of the IAld property fsmAlr5 subject phsHA
trust, will Join % the 0WnGFI In lee ...,..
TRRHB OF BALR-One.third In hand, The rnu l'
der In two equal lnItallmenis Of nine lbd ,ia,,
l-l I'll aafttFiiV HatllHl1fy
10 the trustee, the notes 10 cary lntudt lion Y,
dAy Of sale, bnt the title will b. nNiWd nhIll ~
payment DO made DANIEL PGCA,ItE,::
", II, HALLER, AuctlObeer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

We believe that Tutt's Pills arc destined
to be the medicine Of the world. They
impart a power by which every organ Of
The body becomes healthy, Very few d.
seases exist that cannot be relieved by pur'
ging the bowels and restoring the liver to
its normal condition, and for this purpose
no remedy has ever been invented thai
has as happy an effect as these pills. They
never wrench the system, but act mildly
and give tone TO tho whole body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

New York expects more building thii
year than at any time since 1873, both In
dwellings on the East Side up toward
Harlem and in business places down
town. Thus far this year the building in
speCtou have received AGO plans, repro
seating 500 buildings, to cost about IS. O65,'
600, In the same time last year only 95O
plans were received. The plans now
average about eight day, and the number
Ia steadily increasing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07
what n Marshall County Farmer has Ac'
cOnpIished.

We alluded lately in these columns 10 a
conversation with an Ohio county farmer,
in the course Of which 1t was shown that
his farm had netted him in given nun.
Der Of years profit Of II per cent per an.
num,-which was a larger profit than the
same capital would have averaged In al.
most any commercial business, taking the
history Of the country for the same years
as a criterion.
Tho case oil our Ohio county friend lie
not peculiar one. There are without
doubt great many farmers who could
make the same showing from q similar
statement Of facts. Profits on farms,
counted as farmers themselves often count
them, are not large, but counted as com.
merCial men count profits, which 10 the
correct way, they present very dit.
ierent aspect.
In the year Of 1878 n gentleman who
lived In this city, and whose health was
falling, purchased farm 10 the sandhill
region Of Marshall county, about two and
half miles from Elm Grove. He bought
no acres for $1,000, having only 81, 900 Of
capital. Since then he hes accumulated
over 100 sheep, q hogs, 4 head Of horses,
cows, wagon and the usual supply Of
farming implements, beside chickens,
geese and turkeys. In addition he has
put the farm undergood fence, the fencing
being very poor when he purchased, al.
though the land itself was In good Condi.
ton. lie bought from farmer who had
taken the Kansas fever and was bound 10
20 West, This was in August, 1873.
Our friend has, beside making living
for himself, wife and child, paid of bis
debt for the farm except about $500,
principal and interest. In other words, he
has earned out Of the farm $4,000, and the
interest on the payments, averaging say
Shopper year, and made the improvements,
bought the equipments and accumulated
the stock referred 10.
Making the proper division per year oil
the amounts paid, and adding the inter
est, improvements and aCCumulationSi
they will averng, not less than $500 pei
year, exclusive Of his living, which would
show an average profit up to this time Of
about thirty.seven and halt per cent.
Beside this profit our friend has re.
gained bis health, and Is now entirely 70.
bust, feeling frst.rAte and enjoying lie.
He feels that he has done we'll in every re-.
spsCt, pecuniariy and physically. The
question arises, how could he have done
as we'll in any other legitimate businessH
Who in the cities and towns, save per.
haps chance individual here and there,
has done as well2
There Is another item 10 be considered.
He has now farm worth about 500 per
acre. II would probably sell for that
price. The man who sold 1t and emlgtated
to Kansas has not realized his expectations
and would like to got back. He wishesto.
day that he had never sold his Mar1hal
county farm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

Ex.GoyERNoR PRIRPoNT, OF Fairmont, is
one Of the alternate delegates to the Meth
odlst Ecumenical Council Ut London, in
September next, as a representative oil the
Methodist Protestant branch Of the
Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

WHEAT was higher and unsettled yes
terday, owing to the decline in ocean rates
on grain, which are down to one and two
pence per bushel. This is due to the i'm
mense emIgrant carrying tonnage in port
at the Atlantic cities,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust NAL. J.. a.,
Campbell and Bridget hih vile, 10 IN NJ, tilrtt
trustee, dated The 9Th day u April. iSr etfaN
corded 10 the once Of the tltTE Of tbs c% S y
q Ohio County, West Virginia, In DEED Al ~ S.H
No, 8, PSRe S65, ] she'll, on W EuA tgt
SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1851
commencing At 10 O'Clock A, ", pTotr, ,o,.u
front door Of the Court House Of Ohin rN,s, IN
Virginia, 70 The highest and bet bidi,y Nv. AG
Ing described property, that Is 10 AZ, m Ns,'
onehAt oil lot numbered SiX 10y In t1u1Is rO,. ~
tWOnty-Ono (2ll, Us Designated On IN MY usIus'la
lub-diVilIOnl III the Joseph CG'dWeii S,ia,.P "
dillon lhtIeirOn 10 the city Of WhssiSs A y y
county Of Ohio, and state Il W,Ii Vtr,Ss, v
hall lot fronts on the west side Of Wtoi, ,,,..i ~
tNeen Twenty seventh and IWrnty eighth ,, ulN
thS Sixth ward OIL the said city Of WbSiIn, wv
the same property conveyed 10 tina nj AL. W.
Campbell by H. q, Hughes and vIis 'Nl
dated the 9Th day Of April, 1875, and Of NIX w
otiice oil The CLERK Of tho County Court oi ON Ss.
~, West Virginia, =" '1"@'s'
TERNS OH sALE-One-thlrd Of the purrA,,. me-.
and as much more o. the purchaser NAV a, W.,
In cathi the residue In two equal lnsiin,S,w M
and twelve months, with interest frCm IA, I'm
purchaser living notes, secured BY deed Of i,n,,
Suficie9t insurance iGr deferred paymtntL 1851 y"
The title 70 the Said property i believed Ia NJ.
leo, but selling ~ trustee, hhalI tonJsT mi, w
tile a Is vested In me by said deed Of Inn Wv"
an WIN, y. HUBBARD, Turr
| W, H HALLER AuctiODeef
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of three several deeds Of lfpl' nh. W.
me, the undersigned trustee, BY lndh1i ky, ky,
wife Of Charles II. DelterS, with CHARLIE MWn. A,
her husbADd, dated and recorded ieiFttillel nls
Office OF the clerk VI the County t9uil "a M
county West Virginia, d follows one UnEl VIZ IN
day Of June, 1874 and recorded 10 pei o. ". y,
Nc. I, pages 1902 and lO3; one dated iht !,a Il,
September 1874 aud recorded 70 Detq ,i ~" 5Tt
No. 1, pages 1861, and one dattd lhy ~ X
MAY, 1875, and recorded In Heioi IiuN 70, ~
page 6ig, shall sell al public iation N ws.,i
door Of the Court IIOla, In the city d NOW""
Ohio county, West Virginia, on 49,,
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, lHl ..l,, A.
commencing o. 10 O'Clock 4. ~ Tie lSlS,t N,
lrfIbeh property, that 10 10 say The hoiln TRis
Of The south hall Of lOt huu tered h,!ethl VA n
W, ghfIyefG addition 10 last Whtlnl M,
hsinS situated on the RDuthEHi conner q 80 ~.
formerly Eleventh. street. STREET, AID fll,ehID ~.
oily Centre street, street, In The dy y ~.
i6T, WeSl VIEgInla, II being the tame loI'p' N.
yeyed 10 ,aid IndIAAl Dtlltr' b. WHILE H., M
bard and wife, by deed dated the 81 dlI
and OF eotfd In the Office Of The ClfiI !, ~, III
Court Of Ohio county, West Nlfg'hht u wv
No, O., page ia. ,,,-,u..o,,s,.rss lI
and "a much more ~ the plftha,i lni ,y,st, /, d
In taSb. ina tpSidue In two tquil hsIIlH,hi M
and twelve months, With lneIei ron w ~, N
bufrbaReF giving nOiIp, secured BY aUu y ,.,r,,t
hhbTnV d M ltIes Of Insurance, itf deleiiel M
Tho iIile 10 tho said property ihllt'rl wi "a
Ie6t, but selling a. trustee, | shall elh',naa,"
tiils a. /, yeSttd 10 ne BY s'd deed q q WIN
wv WILLIAM T. HUBBAIm ,.s ~
", II. iALLRR, MA
AuCtloneef,
The above Iaie Il postponed un'li sn s.''.S,doii
MAY II, 1881, at 10 O'tltek 4, "a y uIW"PgIBD.
The Court House. W. n NUM- Tlte
MAJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

The Standard Oil Company has refused
to pay taxes in Pennsylvania, where most
OF its refining is done, on the ground that
1t is an Ohio corporation, and suit ia to be
begun for So, l44,S7S Of back taxes by the
SlaIh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

LARGE amounts Of money are being
loaned in the East at 4! per cent interest
The Pennsylvania Company'a new loan ia
bsipg taken at that figure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

The rain Of the last two days has set
vegetation forward with jump The
whole country locks green.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

DARN FOR SALE CONTAINING 200
Il acres, 100 acres under cultivation, 30 acres Ia
timber, with m excellent ted Of coal underlying thu
lGrm into which there has two entries been opened
There Is q comfortable family residence Of IeVen
budlngsj has an excellent OTchald, Winery, good
garden, excellent water, located about four mIlei
west Of the Ohio river, 10 Jefferson county, Ohio,
few miles north Of Narli''s Ferry, Ohio.
Apply to ALEXANDER BONE,
mat 1878 Market Street, Wheeling, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

BALTIMORE 4 OHEo stock now quotes Of
1875 bid and 200 asked. Transactions nom
inal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07
TvRUsTEE's SALE OF pROPERrYIy

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ~
i CALDWELL'S ADDITION,
by virtue Of two IeVOrAl deedl Of trust mai, 4,
DArb McDonough and Bridget, bis vie, 10 tS,v,
derSlHned trustee, dated aud recorded 10 III, M. i
the CLERK VI the Clunly court Of Ohio pOubly nv.
Virginia, - ioll0WSi one dated the lOtb d1, a ",
1875, and recorded In Deed Of Trust BUOk NJ I ~,
472, and one dated the 9Th day Of sOltARh, M
and recorded In eed oil 1ruSI Book No :, pN ri
SATURDAY, MAY I, 1851
commencing at 10 80 O'Clock a lu., proceed Ia ,.1u
the front door Of the Court House Of OhIo c,TI,,
West Virginia, 10 the highest and beN 6djT X,
following described property, that Il 10 Iay: Ain,
south half Of lot Numbered twelve, In Elu,,1 IN,
bersd nine Il, \ Of lot No n Ia "a no. III n 49,
nated on the plat Of the Iub.d'lhOnI Of lie Js,sI
Caldwell estate and additions thtreIrOm 10 M M,
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West ViRlnIa. EId lIi
lot Is EtuaiO and fronts on the eA,t side Of Nina
street formerly called Fillmore rntD bEITs
Twenty ninth street md Thirteenth itnsi lOrlsJ
called FAiTmont stTOtt and New AFeen, In I'D *
division, beigg the same property tOhIVyNl " pII
MclJonOugh by Alex J. Caldwell and vile b. M
dated the 81 day Ut May, 1875, and Oi nciFi M
efice Of the Clerk oil the County tout u ON
county, Wet virginia, 10 Deed Book No, e. M
8A.
T1RHs OF sALE.-OnethIrl d The purh,s
money, and ~ much more % tho puFthitf N,
elect 10 pay, In cash; the residue 10 two equil h
siRllneniE, d ak and twelve mont D. Nlth lntEp
from day Of sale, purchaser giving totes, KtuIHlJ
deed Of trust and sufficient Insurance iOf dl,HA
L(yy!men,is. Observation-Disclosures,
iect, but selling "a trustee snail convey Only Ia
title Is Is vested Ia me by bald decd Of uuiL
WIN. p. HUBBARD, TuNA
W. H, HALIRR AuttlOnRlF "A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

FcR come reason West Virginia ceFtia'
cstes are quite firm at 10 to 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

NITY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE
" COMAITTEE-NOTICR,
The members Of the above committee are requested
TO be promptly on hands a the polling placts 10 thOr
respective verbs at N. to-day, 70 open the pollG
and qualify the judges and clerks, for the primary
elections There will be an executive session Of the
committee q the odieg Of the City Clerk II p, N.
this day. BY order Of the
mai CHAIRMAN,