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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27
ERANKLIN-sTREtT PROPERTY ~

ERANKLIN-STREET PROPERTY N
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE IfANDsOMEsT AND CHOICEST CON-.
BUILDiNG-LOr IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND,
FRONTING SC FETT. 1T THE -OUTllrr.-
CORNER OF SECOND AND fRANKr.I.
STREETS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27

DUBLIC SALE
OF THE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27

As trustee in a deed from =. Zctcllc ana wife q
me- dated lst November. 1879, duly recorded, ant
conveying The property above described, ! VII
unite with Mossrs. Bacon and Jones, trustees, iI
the sale advertised above.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

At $50 O'Clock last evening, the roof OF
Swceney's Foundry situated III the Sixth
ward, was discovered to be OF fire near the
cupalo.. An alarm was Immediately turned
in from box So, aud the nicn quickly
formcd bucket line and had the blaze on,
by the time the Department arrived, which
was very soon. The fire it is supposed caught
froni sparks from the TASKS and had clsarre.l
tho wood considerably before cxtiuguishcd.
Word WAS sent to the United house yester-
day morning that the roof OF the house Of
Charlie Cook, Riverside mailer, on Main
street. was on fire. Foreman Donel rushed
around and found it only u chimney blaze
which he quickly cxtinsushed,
The United engine is now thoroughly re.
paired and looks very handsome. The old
red jacket hns been taken Of! and one OF
Russia iron put on. Jerry" Donovan, the
big engineer, says it works 10 perfection.
Some OF tile boys are talking OF getting
these pretty white duck cap with two covers,
for SPINNER wear. os
The book and ladder boys claim they were
first on the ground yesterday afternoon.
.Foren,en u rinstrons, Of the Hook aud Lad
der, is called "parson" OH account Of his
. sanctilied looks.
Foreman lose. OF the Eighth ward hose Il
close reader OF the New York Fircmnn's
Journal. lie keeps thoroughly posted aud u
II careful fireman.
The Eceles investigation viii be heard from
again Friday night.
Tho baulky horse that about six weeks agt
behaved so badly ut the Hope and Atlantic
houses is now doing splcndidly at the unit.c
house. ~
The Atlantic engine was yesterday taken
to Hook n selraders shop for repairs
+ The front axle Is sprung and one. or two
other little matters are TO be attended TO.
LAST mouth was good one, Us far rs run:
were concerned.
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Oi'lcar Liston is the heaviest man on The
force. and Billy Combs, the little blonde o
the Eighth ward, Is the lightest.
Lieut. sylvis has suffered severely the pas!
four months with neuralgia In his head.
Dick Bird still tramps the Third ward Mar
Ect stree. beat and remains the handsomes
man on the force. He is very gallons nnt
popular Will, the ladies. 7atL
Billy Fusate ana Norris, OF the Fourth
are known as the mysterious pair. They viii
strike something big some OF the Q days, ant
don't yen forget it.
There shonld he some provision made SC
that those sixteen extra police could DO mp
pointed. s.
The boys will soon be out in their Summer
suits and they will be fine ones. as
Officer Wilkins is not In tho best o
health and should take u vacation.
Lieut.. sylyis furnishes the following sta
tis.ics from his police report for April: Mum
her OF arrests, l02. Capt. Bennett, 0; Lieut.
Sylvis, ID; Dunlap, 1; Junkins. y; Fneatc, 10
Morris, -; Baruu, 10; WILLIAMS, 4; Combs
s. Bird, 10; Liston, B; Kennedy, . night
Waterman Solcs, 1; night-watchmGn Craw
| ford, /; chain.gang boss Radford, - Fine
assessed, SGl9; fines collected, Sill; fines un
paid, sill; lookup fees collected, SIS; ser
yeants fees collected, SSl.75; for commit
ments issued. 81 so; clerks fees collected
SllIy0. Total turned over, S737.15.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02
LAST N,GIlTs CONCERT.
4 Performance Creta!sab!e la Every way
To nil Concerned. lH ~ q

~ us II
To Wheeling people, all OF whom are more
or less familiar with tho pleasing and success.
full musical entertainments given at intervals
OF about II year By the harmonic. sluntlcr.
chor Singing Society, It is not necessary to
say that the concert n! the Opera House last
night was n success In all respects, rejecting
conspicuous credit upon the performers and
giving eminent satisfaction 10 their auditors.
II the auspices under which II was given
were not sufficient guarantee Of the higl,
character OF tho entertainment, no further
voucher would be needed than the follow.
ing:
. .' PROGRAMME
oyettare--rio,tc lurche, dolly Fellows by ".
Suppc---open House Orchestra.
DcutSchc Muse, German MiMc,l Chorus, by Hum
~ Harmonic. alpnncrchor aud Orchestra.
Cachoucha, triAno solo) ........by Hall
Miss Annie lAer.
Honlo ala Valse, lsopn,n9 Solo, Violin OhlIga,ol
BY asover-NI% 4. Virginia hupp and Prof
Concerto Violin s8l6 f...,... ..,.. By Dc i,efio.
Mr., hermann sch0ckCy.
4, las vcIchen, 1.-The Violet ..,.....by II. Jucngst
u, per SorSlf ne tltlle l.",,.."..""by Debuis
Harmonic. MrnneschDr
Gayottc-Hclmliche iebt, (secrct l.0yv)by ]. Ncscl
Opera llolnc Orchestra.
Die F E%s,lsa Iols lhe NslinSAS lfSc"o Solo,
'"'''''e '0'N+ Mr II, Grimm Ds f. A0''vnA'0e'
NY Dearest Heart It'll; = so asEis "sy Sullivan
l'omanze in + Violin so!ol .;....by beethoven
:, NJ. HERMANN schockcy
Mrs. Gins. s.. LoiI.
schachtgehct prayer before lattlc) by Mochriug
Observation-Disclosures with Orchestra. !, :
The soclety's clioruses we're all received
with the llearticst favor, and the orchestral
numbers were likewise constant source OF
delight TO the audience. Mis- Annie lIRer In
her piano solo cvinccG considerable skill and
the soprano solo OF Miss Virginia 1lupp, and
violin obilgaso Of Prof. Vaas, aroused the up
preciativc hearers to enthusiasm. Prof.
Schockcys violin performances were very
the, and the only feature 10 mar either was
tho accidental breaking Of string In the first.
Still, this could not detract from the excel.
lenee OF his performance. Mr.. Gsimm's piceolo
solo was n feature us novel as II was bcauti.
full. Mr.. Ankle appeared In public rs II solo.
Is. for the first time In some while; and the
welcome he received from his old admirers
was hearty one. lie WIS encored and sang
Il pretty Scotch ballad In response. Mrs,
Eoiv was in good voice, and her selection dis.
played 1t to admirable advantage She was
also greeted with an encore and also respond.
ed with Scotch song, ~ Wouldn't, Would
YOU"
The audience was large and fine one, and
showed Interpretation In worry discrimna.
ting manner. Several handsome bouquets
we're received BY the Indy participants The
excellent little piano was krahich & Bach,
from Wilson 4 Banners. f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

THEY that are whole need not Il physician,
but they tina. are sick" and never was ply
stefan hailed with more genuine enthusiasm
than the venerable monk, st. jacob remind.
| Ing one strangely Of the forest odors, lreer-
ing sunsets and the bright green meadows OF
far away Germany. say welcome, because
he comes, bringing healing and consolation.
in his hand to snap the cords Of hunan sui.
ierins. and &c. The pain.rackrd body free.
Like The ancient Drniis, hc quickly finds Ia.
vor with MI classes, and why? Because his
remedy is simple, cheap und effective. Rev.
v. !. Balboa Of Stoughtou. Mass, says: st
people. Las. fall | was beside myself with
rheumatism, and was affected ST. badly thai |
had To rpsortto crulcheS to aid Iue In locount.
ton. My son obtained for my l,se bottle OF
ST. jacobs Oil. vi i:h he c, lied the Or. Mt Ger.
man Remedy. ! applied /; most faithfully,
and IN less than three weeks l was able 10
cast aside my crutcles and was well."-CAi.
eago (W.) Sentinel.
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LaCOXIcs FROM rilH LryEE.
General Intelligence In Relation t

General Intelligence In Relation to
River Matters.
Capt. Tom Mong is iii the city.
Earhc Barnard passed up with tow OF ties.
The Welcome did Il good business in the
Little Annals tradc yesterday.
The Scioto was not sufficiently repaired to
resume her trade yesterday, but will do SO
to-day.
Capt. VIM. Coulson. OF the Pittsburgh.
Wheeling and St. Louis Packet Line, will be
at the st. James tomorrow.
The steamer Pittsburgh will be in port on
Saturday next, and will leave Wheeling for
st. Louis on Sunday next. See nj.
The I. y. Buntiu, which pissed down Sun.
day with, Il large tow, went up yesterday
light and on one engine, What was the
matter could not be ascertained.
In addition to having the CRATE bars re-
paircd, the Little Anna has had ornamQn,ci
tops put on her chimneys, which will add
gren'ly TO her appearance. Capt. Seamon
had force OF men busily at work last night
IN hopes of having the steamer ready for ser.
vice to-day. al
a Large proportion OF the coal consigned
to Louisville on the present water will be
takeh soulh OF That point 1t is very evident
that the southern markets will be supplied
Tor some time 10 come, also that prices, will
rule low. While the coal business OF Pitts.
burgh has been unusually large this year
thus FAR 1t has to operators, been very uu.
sat'slnctory.-i'tsJuryh Commercial Gu.site.
The reliable Andes arrived in port last
evening from Cincinnati, with splendid
trip. This elegant stern wheeler will leave
! this afternoon Tor TINT pointand way stations.
Capt. Muhleman desires to leave early so as
to be on time two weeks from to-day, when
he will run an excursion party to the May
Musical Festival and return. Excursions,s
going OH this boat will arrive In Cincinnati
Thursday morning, and leave Friday even.
ing. thus allowing excursionis,s to attend
four concerts. .I..-
Oh CRY, May l.--Hiyer . feet s inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI May 2--River % feet G inches
and falling. Weather fair ard pleasant.
PIrrsnuEGlI, May l.-River feet inches
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant. :.
SrEussxvithE, May l.-Rivcr feet S in.
ches and falling. Weather clear and pleasant,
LOUISVILLE, May River 0 feet a inches
IN the canal, feet s Inches OH the falls.
Business and weather fair.
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lnSurnncc Adjusted.

The losses by the North Wheeling Glass
House fire were yesterday adjusted, and a
portion Of them paid. The losses in detail,
and the proportion Of loss covered by insur.
ancc in each case, are as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

White Mountain Frcczc,s. r.
Funeral Notice.
Sunday School Music.
Pittsburgh and st. Lofts facket-Stcaner
Pittsburgh.
. Teachers Wanted
Wautcu-Drcss Maker.
Harmony Assembly Attention.
Belmont Mill Stock For Sale.
Bird Cases-W. S. Hutchins.
Statement Of Receipts and Expenditures
Of Cumberland Road-l.ocal page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

Browns IRoN BlrrERs is
composed oflron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-aIcohoIic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pcpsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

Good striped carpets at 20c.
Good Ingram carpets ut e5c.
Good supesiine nj SOC, l0c and SOC.
GOOD ~ floor oil cloths at "5c.
Oh cloth winIo% blinds, with fringe ant
hxtErcs ready TO hang, Tor SOC
Large stock of wall paper ut &c and l0c.
Good calicucs at &c and &c. 4.
treat variety OF dress goods at 5 to l22ll:c.
Best h'Ily carp:t c.a:n at a5c,
Good black and fancy silks ut Soc.
Good black and colored cashmrres at olc.
One l"alred dozen ladies, gents and chill
dren's hose from &c 70 Joe.
Exclusively for cash, Cal! soon II yo',
wish to save money, ut Nos. o0I9 and 50ol
Main street: joins RoEMEN.,
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OIL Cry. May l.-Riyer feet S inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.

The only scientific Iron Medicine that does
not produce headache. &c, but gives to lie
system all the benefits 81 iron without It's lad
effects, is Browns Iron Differs, paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

Mansfield, Ohio. Sow. &c. 1851.
Gentlemen:-lhayc suffered with
pam In my side and back, and great
Soreness on my brcaSt, with shoot.
Ing pains all through my body, at.
leracd with greatwcal:ncss, drprcs.
sion Of spirits, aud loss Of nppe-
titc. lhayc taken several different
medicines. anLwas tgeatedby prom
lhcnt Physicians for my liver. kid
EcyS. and spleen. hu, | &c; no relief.
! thought ! would try Browns Iroa
Blttcn: have now taken ono bottle
and \ haiti and am about wcIt--pain
in side and back al souc-sorencss
all out Of my breast, and have a
good appetite. and ain gaining in
strength and flesh. ltcan Justly be
called the King II me.tie.3fs..
JouH K. hllExara.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

A FINE seleelion Of Square and Upright ri.
amos, but little nscI: equal to new III every
respect; fully suarantetu; ut great bargains,
ut Lucas Mise S1one,
He Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

Soy can buy the celebrated cos.gearea
Novelty Clothes Wringer OF Boyd, Market
Square, far 81 cash. Just one.half the price
Charged by pv.dlers for third class wrMee,s
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INDICATIONS.

WAsn,Saro., D. C., May ., l 4. M.-For
Tennessee, OHIO Valley, aud the Lower
Lake regions, colder clearing weather, winds
mostly northwest higher pressure.
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Forty years trial has proved BLACK.
DRAttGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
. For sale by Logan Is Co.
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TOR RENT.

L
storc.room No. lOC5 Main 81.
when completed will DO on' NM sla
s sixty. feet deep, VIII. two t Sss t:
Enquire OF sr'
mh5O las 7 ,,,,
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THE usual merchants lunch ut The New
McLlrc House Sample Rooms daily.
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The following shows the range Of the ther.
1nometer, as observed ut Schncpfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday: b.
1851 1852
2 1, Y, IL II, ) p n, TIN IA, II, u 81, 81 n. r, II
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TOR RENT-THAT VERY Nr..
~ BILE Country Residence NV VtXhi
Rodd. lately occupied By Win, + ,S " 1tttll
For tcrnlSRrply 10 JOHN REID. "S'aas L.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-TllE STORE No.,
~ MD Dwelling, No. It's Mala sin%, EOO
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LOVELY, ;oncy, elove.ilt;ing boots tan bc
goFa BY oil who use German Corn Remover.
a5O. :,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE OF FIFTEEN.

| :
TRUSTEES SALE OF ElfTEESIs
Il STREET PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF II deed OF t:Est made " !nas |
Nc keMtiali to me us Trustee. daiei ArsGHa, ia
and OF record In the o:licc Of the Clrk d Gt Cat:
y Court Of ohio county. Vest VifglH!i, It 1ts.i
Trust GooE No. :. plge 20, shall, on
TUESDAY, MAY2, lss2,
Commencing NJ lDlls O'Clock 4. L.. III he Ipn, Is
Of the Court House Of ohio county. No! \rt9
sell ut public Aurtlo Oh 10 the hlghr,t sud lMl
der. the following described property. tathNi
The middle ttfifd tf.onsthe on f!Htta'AfS
Of the north hnli Of lot numucted fifteen ~
William ". Sh.iycr's addition to h.t Wei
situate on the southwest corner Of "Utb l&sa
SEVENTH and Fifteenth Nfoimerl! Ce..iti ~
In the city ui Wheeling. y. Va.
Title believed To he Perfect, but ! Mail n;,S
only such title as Is yclied IN Inc ny sOI. t": y
trust. 'a
TBENs or 9Atr-0Ne.thIido Of thcIuiCAsS ~
and Ms much more rs The puichatcr may tIs' "
III h2hd: the residue tn tno tqHei ihtAIs..yi ;
H. and ~ clyc months, with uttlrN from &t y
OF sale, the purchaser giving aott. iofGttTlE
ments. secured by deed Of tIuSl On The HCIGa|
npolicy OF Insurance.
~. IN. 7. NulgAsa
, ", II, UALLyn. If.it
l-l r AuctInnPcr ~
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<:rnud Excursion 10 Pittsburgh, SalHI:
-- div NNy Htk

Saturday May Och the T.. OK st. I...R, Il,
Co will ran an excursion to Pittsburgh on
trains leaving Wheeling at 6:32 4. NJ. and l:..9
NJ, Tickets will DO good for return passage
until Monday, May sth, inclusive. Eouud
trip only $l.o0. -EINgf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

A MEDICINE .; fc2l merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians. Guu universally
rccon,u.cnded by those who have Used il, as
a true tonic Is. Browns Iron Alt,ers. pSw
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"ANTED AT ONCE-n M
w Coal Mittcts at Elm G,or, 10 NggE
Steady work ind good wages. Il r , rn!.vM l
4 co, anna. W. l. tHAHhL,
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-
commencing at 10 0 clock i. NJ, at HE ijF::i9,,
the Court IipuSc OF Ohio county, tIlat A.ArLs,
ton 10 the highest anu best lidlcr, The i9J.','
ucseriGed property for rs much ;heiWi ~. ~,
fnry 70 satisfy expenses OF tAlr niI We -
ihc debt unpaid and s,cuieh By lt!t Gci GEy \.
That IL to say:A certain tract Uf Parcel o. -. ~.
my paris Of iuD.liyiSIDuy CAnd u ot !ttHSnrt,
e.lAle, plat OF which Is On record III ", Y,
once u tho County .CuuTl VI Uhi1 tOUAI!, "a,
Firainin IN Deed Look No. ~, gnse !% sy1 W." =,
ed and described as follows rtr: I*y4liJt al 4
STAKE corner 10 Henry lirtyey, ). u : - nj.
pole. 10 n stake corner 10 frMG.T. ,Att,' ,,I
lhe line OF FIemnlng y. b9O +. 4Ia,EV l"..n,f,.
sthsc: theme. with said line y. * ( Is IS
poles 70 n stake: ihepcc with t0.I ~. ~ y !,
10 I4,iN poles 10 Tho IInlstcad line; Wtm' u.
va me :, t!H' /. . polrsio ''atr g. ~ Nv
Mcdonald thruCe 5. h.!,' ". IS y0.Gs 70 4,
thencs With llvfvcy'. line $ IL i, u u" -
70 Mo place OF beginning, c0ntai9iGs ~'fa =, "
.*o fot'1s and twelve ter'!fc- Il ha0, y ;" ~.
inote cs iets. excepting only the r'vt'GI'o'''",.
N .he deed hereinafter referred 70, ~.Er ~ :, Il
property conveyed to said hrnmd snahrS I, ID
Il. storr and wilcn mud other, iy Deed htNitsj y
ih, Dig, and q record IN said CieI., otSt u"
LOOK No. 60, pagc 40. .u,.
,Iitle believed perfect, but tc.llnE ~,
shni! convey only such tito rs IS yes'c' . -
atld deed Of trust. ,,..-
Terms oY sALG-.TH0 hundred dollar o -, i,
cnh'e money, RAD rs mach NOR D. inc t,.,.I..t
inhy eject. cash In hand: the ntiiuc III lNS
lhhtai ilnenta At SIX. Twelve md 'Igh''rH "a
Win IntereSt ltoin day Of sGlc, The TlsicEhi,,.
notes for deferred payments ntufcd !! w.
trust on tho property. u,,,,
2 ". II. HALlEn. ~
t-FasIrt AnrttOnfCr
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WANTED-A FtEsT.CLASS WGS,
,lY Working Machine Hand. to ,ln r., WV
chine work In planning mill Viii INV %Nk v,% p
snh p9y SFery week. Aia4y tor ntdTsss W, m
MOkiAN X Co. Grafton. ~. Va, AANE
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WANTED,

"ANTED-A SMALL IlOl'SF rSo;,,
w ito 6 rooms--the Island nnia,',t. fLVI
Tenant can be found By ail,taInr Vi.M = ,Ai5I
.67. t+-I u v, EiI'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

YESTERDAY afternoon, the mortal rcmaius
Of Mr.. George Reymauu, the venerable father
Of Anton Reymann Esq, the promincn,
brewer, were laid to rest in Greenwood
Cemetry. The funeral was one OF tho largest
ever seen in the city, the remains being FOL.
lowed to the grave BY over seventy vehicles,
cd by lev. Shailranckc. The floral lccora.
tions were surarb, some magnificent pieces
being scnt in. The Opera House hand fur.
nished the music. The pail besrers were
Messrs. John Oes,crling, Henry s,au.m, G.
scibcr,, Frank Wgl.er, G. L. Stiiel, John
Pfarr, &. llci! and Thco. scbrci5er. -r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

M.sALlS regulates tho Lowels and ii.sr.
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RorEEA & MALArrsrA, the proprietors of
"Ftorancc Hail." on Market street yesterday
confessed judgement OIL charge Of selling
liquor Oil sunday, and were fined so and
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For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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CnAs. snnHr, father-in.law OF Engineer
Metz, Of the Water Works. died yesterday
afternoon ut his home in North Wheeling
lie was IN old man and known TO Il large
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF rE0rtH
4 NEAR ELM GROVE.
BY virtue OF decd at irisi isRte " Vt
STANLEY and Annie. his wife. IT. inca. trU," 81 !.
April ~, 1876, and Of record IN the C., 1 !
Clerk OF tho County Court Of Ohio cOvaT' u
Virginia, In Deed u Tfu.I Fook SO.s. lp~'
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VICE PRESIDENT EoGEus, OF this district of
the Ama!gIma,ed Association, will this week
appoint committee OF seven to 60 to Beaver
next Saturday and there confer with like
committees from other districts for the pur-
pose Of arranging for the annual Association
uicnic a ..rr -.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02

lr anybody wants to see "Unclc Toms
Cabin again, there can be no doubt that
Abercronbie's Boston Ideal Company, which
plays it ut the Opera House next Saturday
afternoon anu evening, witt present 1t us at
tructively us 1t can be done.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-01-20

Some years ago there lived in Ger.
tain city merry set of Sco,chmen,
whose mirth was not always regulated
on the cold water principle. John b.
was prominent member. One partic-
nlar night the malt bad got abune the
meal and toward the sma' hours two of
his friends found him sitting disconso-
late on the curbstone not far from his
bachelor quarters. AS they were pass
ing ne asked. DO ye ken where john
ny B. livasr' You are JOHNNY b.
YOURSELF was the reply. i ken that,
mon,' said Johnny, but whaur does
j ohnny Is. live p
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-01-20
A NEW MOTHER auIPrL n

When lawyers fail 20 take fee,
And juries never disagree;
When politicians are content,
And landlords don't collect their rent
Whom parties smash al tho u, schines,
And Boston folks give up their beans
When naughty children ali Gle young,
And girls are born without tongue;
When ladies' doa't take time to hop,
And Office holders never hop;
When preachers cut their sermons short
And ell folks TO the church resort;
When back subscribers all have paid,
And editors have fortunes made;
Such happenings will sure portend,
This world must soon come to an end.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-01-20
MAKE SOMEBODY GLAD.
On LIES rugged road,


On life's rugged road,
AS We journey each day,
Far. far more OF sunshine
Would brighten the way,
If, forgetful of self
And our troubles, VIC had
The will, and would try
TO make other hearts glad.
Though Of the worlds wealth,
We've little in store
And labor to keep
Grim want from the door,
With hand that is kind,
And heart that is true.
To mako others glad =
There is much VIC may do.
And word kindly spoken,
A smile or q tear,
Though seeming but TRIES,
Full often may cheer.
Each day OF our lives
Some treasure would add
To be conscious that We
Had made somebody glad.
Those who sit in the darkness
OF sorrow, SO drear.
Have need OF word
OF solace aud cheer.
There are homes that arc desolat,
Hearts that ere sad
Do something for some one,
Make somebody glad.