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STATE MEDICAL CONVENTION.

Notes About tho Coming Congress Of
the West virsinin Doctors.
The West Virginia State Medical Society
will hold Its annual convention on Wednes.
day and Thursday Of next week. The con,
yen.ion will hold its sessions in the Senate
chamber, and will 10 called to order by
President Reeves on Wednesday afternoon
ut o'clock. z. 81 ffast, $50 II.
The Committee OF Arrangements, appoint.
cd by the local society to provide for the
entertainment Of the delegates, met ut the
rooms Of the Board Of Education last even.
INC. There were present Drs. Reeves, Jepsou,
trlssell, Wilson, stifet ind Haslctt. Some
time was spent In discussing matters pertlin.
ing 70 the entertainment OF guests and map.
ping out n programme. .6IL va II
On Thursday evening n complimentary
concert to the profession will be given ut the
Academy Of Music. The concert will be
Under the supervision Of @. Y. Lucas, who
Kindly offered bis services, The 0Dera
orchestra will be one OF tho attractions d z.
After the concert on Thursday evening n
banquet will be given 10 the profession at
the st, james hotel. We are not advised
whether the "puncll bowl" will DO present
OH this occasion, or whether II will be con.
spicuous by its absence. e ia II a *
The present session Of the society promises
to be the most interesting ever held. 4
large number Of able scientific papers have
been promised, and the attendance will be
IL unusually large. '. 81 iS'isa3.'; \,
Dr. AlbeltL. Qihon, Medical Director Of
the y. S. Navy, will deliver lecture on
Wednesday evening. 1t has not vet been
decided whether the lecture will be de!iv-
cred in the Senate chamber or The Obcra
Housc-most likely the Senate chamber. /.
Prof. J. T. Whitaker, Of the Ohio Medcal
College, at CINCINNATI, who was ctpec.ed TO
be present apd address the convention, has
sent his regrets, as be sails for EaroPe next
week. tsil 5S5.gss3'.,, : !, : !
Since tho last meeting onc OF tho niost val
liable members Of the Association DR.. II.
y, Brock, Of storganlown, died. Hc was
to have read paper ut the p'escnt session.
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pRYaooDs.i
READ AND REFLECT,
IMPORTANT TO \ HoUsEKEEpERs.
Strengthening Prices for the Next
Thirty Days. Q'.,l,

Every lady who collsults her own
Interest, we request to commit to
memory the Importance Of this in.
formation. Feeling highly cncolr-
aged since We have come In your
midst, and approaching the kind
patronage extended to us, we have
concluded t0reciprocate by a Grand
Mark-D0wn in all our departments.
Do not say, "This Is d boast" but
come and convince yourselves that
what we say we can falAll, Our
business Is systemized on Eastern
principles and every lady Will re.
ceiye tho same courtesy and atten.
ton whether u purchaser or not.
Every article Is plainly marked,
and One Price to all. When we
say all our departments, We mean
Just What We Say. DO not fall to
give us an early call. al
.0- A. SIEDENHACH & BRO,
myl5 'laN.l 2 ll04 Main Street.
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Golden cako,--Takc tho yoihs OF eight eggs
we'll beaten; addone cup white sugar, onc.lialf
cup butter, one-half cup sweet milk, and ono
and three-qaarters cups Of flour having In it
one.halt measure Banner Baking Powder.
Silver Cake.-Tnkc one.half cup butter.
two cups white sugar, three.quarters cup OF
sweet milk; flavor to taste; then1add the
whites OF eight eggs well beaten, and three
Baking Iowticr. - = II
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RIVER MONEY!.
liusincss On the Ievcc-lI ovCnlents OF
t1I14i Steamboats, etc. W I.tg

lIusincsS On the lcvcc-lI ovCn,eritA OF
aa&l4 Steamboats, etc. 'E
Business was quito brisk oil tho wharf
yesterday, the bright day adding somewhat
to the activity. In the afternoon large
crowd gathered TO witness tho departure Of
the Andes laden with cxcnrsionists 10
the Cincinnati Musical Festival. The
steamer got off In good style at four o'clock
fuller account OF her departure will be
found In another column. f.,. N
hcT,stcamboat ST. Lawrence from Wheel.
ing, arrived last night With nboni two hun
bred cxcursionists from Wheeling, ". Va,
and other points TO attend the Festival
CiacinnaG Enqnirct. ~ : q ~ a ,sr+
Capt. Tom Moore, All old and well known
| river man, Is SO low that his life is dcspaired
OF. Both OF his sons, Tom and Will, river
pilots, are at his home at Portland during
his illness. lG r ~
The Katie stockdate from Pittsburgh bass
| ed down yesterday with fair complement
Of excnrsionists for the Cincinnati musical
festival ..5t,nG- 5,. p
The bull OF tho new Modoc was brought to
the wharf last evening from Harnar, and
will be completed here. slf...llg, u .5E7
The local packets arc running as ,,sua!
with the exception OF the Sclota, which Is laid
up for repairs. Lg2. 1sE G%7I
The towboa.s Relief with q tow OF bricks
and the Hornet No. 9, with coal passed down
yesterday. - IT,
The marks last evening indicated Ii feet 3
inches OF water in the channel and falling.
The Emma Graham passed up yesterday
afternoon from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. .
The Diurnal will be to.day's packet for Par
kersburg, leaving ut 10 A. N.
Ths Chancellor passed up last night from
Charleston to Pittsburgh. '5sgi 49,
The Carrier is laid up at st. Louis waiting
for an opening. ~! IS.
The, The Veteran and Dexter with empties
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CONSPICUOUS among the influential men Of
the Dominion is Mr., J. Il. Metcalf, member
OF Parliament from the city OF Kingston,
Canada. Coming to n personal matter, we
wNuld mention that Mr.. Mctcalf was former
~ subject 10 extreme soreness OF the chest,
for which, us he himself says, II could fluid
no remedy but St. Jacobs Oil, the Great Ger.
man Remedy. | would not be without it
for ten times It's selling price a e rs, 5,
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0s Wednesday. May 5ist, the 4ith Draw
ing will occur: Quietly and regularly every
month this Company will distribute It's
prizes. Now is the time to invest for the
l4th drawing. Tickets only So, and may
draw prize ranging from $4,000 down 10
s!0-nmoanting to- sl12, 400. Remit 10 II.
Louisville, Ky. Z h ~
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Second InterestIng Contest Retwecn III
L-la-.-a- MOllnl md iinrkIcI Nines. ! I --.L--

lilss5t MOiiat and Hartley Mines. 53l1
: The return game between the MofIat's and
Baskley's was played yesterday afternoon in
the presence OF 800 or 400 interested spec.e.
tors. Tho game was marked by sharper
fielding and lighter batting Than that Of the
day previous, hence the reduced score. The
pitching Of both Laifd'and Weaver was ex-
ccllcnt and but few base hits were made on
either side. The boys think oforganiging d
club TO play The East Liverpool niHe on Dec.
Grafton Day. There Ia but little doubt that
n very strong team could 10 raised IN this
jtSttSse1!s! s's;s;l!,ss. ~ shall look
iVfwntd 10 s0iIe tiosu mud exciting games.
Below Is the score Of yesterdays game: y
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For sale by Logan & Co.
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N Circuit CNllrl.

The following business was transacted yes
terdsy ~ Ear Il Of The Circuit Court, Judge
Il In the case q Conrad Gaus' administrator
ys. k.na l:ils INSURANCE Company, the Dc.
PENDANT moved to eScladse the plaintiffs testi-
and verdict gns entered for tho drfcndnnt,
In the case 81 the D.. & O. r. Il. Co. VS.. G.
Whitaker 4 sons,a Jury was called. Case
still on trial. Adjourned to to-day at 0 4. ".
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Gov d: W. MERIwErnEE, ex .Govcrnori of
New Mexico, and now member OF the Lee.
stature Of Kentucky for his fourteenth term,
lntely said TO n reporter in Frankfort, Ky:
~ have used St. Jacobs Oil with splendid re-
suits for neuralgia antl rheumatic nalns. It
always works well, and gives entire satisfac.
ton. It ~, indeed, great renedv,n
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ludkin's Extra Appropriation.

senator Iulkin's Extra Appropriation.
State Senator J. u. Judkns spent one dol
lar aud drew i've thousand dollars In the
April Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lot
terry. In answer to question Judkihs said:
II have received every cent OF the money
less the commission OF the bank, which
would Of course have been taken from any
sum consequent upon commercial transaC-
ton. Q-You arc convinced, then, that the
Louisiana State Lottery is conducted upon
principles Of fairness? A.-Yes. sir. So far
rs know the business is perfectly square.
have more than doubled The amount had
invested in the next drawing" This takes
place June 18th. when Gen'Is G. T. Beaure.
gard, OF La., and ubal A. Early, Of Va, will
solely snperntend the distribution of one
half million dollars, the particulars Of which
can be had from NJ. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La, and which may prove a princely
boon TO tho reader.-Linle Rock Ark.) Gazette,
.ipfi 25th. .Ng5. - :, 7. & n
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Total. 49,. sl6.liS 81
u by amount paid during March OIL l,ssl1
Cr. ny IHoulii cash OH laud... II, 565 o.
The report for April was Us follows; y
Dr. 10 cash on hand at date Of last repor. 55 Or
Received from Trustees In AprIl.......,., slG8 %
Total: 1872 Oh
e. by cash paid In 1851 II
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Relative 10 wheeling People nnA S0m'
49, Of Their Friends. lgs,f'll3tsi' ri

"a ST .ttls4 " Auelr hEssHur. ~ I1ds 4lfLII
Miss Marie Theresa Ncvins,of Mt. De Chan.
tnl, was In tho city yesterday. wa we
Delegate Josiah Sinclair, Of Denwood, was
visitor at the Capitol yesterday. 6l
x The. Misses Mncrun,. OF Pittsburgh, aro
spending few days with their sister, Mrs.
Belleville, on Zane Street Island, before sail.
ing for Europe. M 5,2iIe .f1y5
u Governor Jackson, after weeks sojourn
IN this city, returned to Pdrkersbarg on tho
Andes last evening, to enjoy the shades OF
his villa. ~, '9'S'' '3iT,1f3i5 a
Mr.. A. s. list, treasurer OF the Mountain
Lake Park Associn.i ~ Jst, for that point
last evening, to DO present at the sale OF lots
this week. aIF,Gl sG'stg .'5l ,g#.
Jack Glasscook's work nj short Stop IN tho
recent Cleveland Chicago game, according TO
the Chicago papers, was the very best ever
witnessed In that city,. tl %'.E.,.i9l
Johns McCteave, talented young lawyer
OF Pittsburgh, was IN the city yesterday and
enjoyed the pleasure Of swapping experiences
with some OF his old college chIms, "a AZ
Capt. Couson, agent for tho Pittsburgh.
and st, Louis line Of steamers, has returned
from jaunt 10 Pittsburgh, md can DO found
at his old quarters ut the the 81 James Hotel
to-day ready for business.
Deputy u. s. Marshall G. W. Kennedy
returned OH tho Emma Graham yesterday
from Charleston, where he was attending
the U, s. District Court. Marshal Atkinson
and family will remain ut the Permanent
Seat some time .y'glT. p 49,
Squire Mix, OF the Eighth ward, has re-
ceiyed letter from Tommie Wilson, who,
with John Deyine, both well known nailcrs
OF the South Side, recently left for Fargo,
Dakota, with view to locating there. Tom.
mic suys the weather has been so bad they
have no. been able to do much prospecting
yet, but that they have bought n team Of
Observation-Disclosures, with record Of GAO
tore or lsss1ios Si25 Everyeoay at Fare s
Tho two Wheeling boys think Of buying n
farm about thirty miles from Fargo. 1t has
Go ncres, 600 In wheat, and tho writer adds:
look out for aglut In tho wheat market this
fall" We hope tho boys will strike It rich,
and COME back miilionaircs before many
years, rg4lsl s0l,, ...8 %yl y =.
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- b
The Union glass works arc now connected
with the telephone exchange, a N
Miss Emily Warwool was ono OF the cxcur.
sionists to Cincinnati, yesterday, on the
Andes. ,5a,2l,, 4 -, ! 5Ef-1'
Work has begun on the new foundry, md
the works will be called the Martins Ferry
Stove Foundry" d. a1l7 -
The afternoon trains from below were
late yesterday OF account OF the down freight
being off tho track at .Etnaville. 8@1.a
Tho ground has nov been staked off for
tho Standard mill structure, and work will
commence upon 1t Immediately. S z,
Capt. NV. Inglcbright will leave this
morning, 10 explore the upper Ohio and No
nongahela rivers for steamboat 10 run in
the trade Of the MAUD S." " ~ ~
Henry Romich fell from the roof of Mil,
ligan's slaughter house, yesterday, and n
bundle OF shingles fell upon him, cutting
his head and mouth slightly. 81 iii,
The gas furnace at the Laurhlin mill wac
put on yesterday, but only two or three hents
were made with 1t, rs it did not work we'll
Our informant charactcrizes the furnace MS A
swinillet both In nAmc and in fact. s.,55lt
Thoburn Post Of the G.. r. have been en-
joyjns themselves very highly his waeE
Monday night they excurttd 10 Rellaipa a.;
the Little, Anna TO visit Splusler Post: Of
that city, and last night they marched
to bridgeport, where they mustered Post M.
2si Of the Department OF Ohio. Thoburn,
Posts programme for Decoration Day il
complete, aud they will observe the ,lay with
elaborate ceremony. They presented ilne
appearance rs they followed their drubnml
corps down First street last cyeninrn
their handsome uniform and fine mnrchinr.
elicltins many complimentary expressions:
u, II pr'1A!EG'
6 Mr. Hart, Of Marine, Hart & Co. is in ibc
South on trip for the firm. $,
Asewcr is being laid from tho houses nav
being hnilt ~ tho extreme northern eud Of
Gravel Hill to tho river. 3iS 80.
The Qrocers' Association after Tie Wcdnes.
day evenings meeting this wesi; will celc-
brate the, season by an Ice cream feast at
McGlnty.s straub's parlors. -
i. Monday evening OH the arrival Of tho
eight o'clock train from Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport procession was formed, headed
BY music. and marched to the hill OF
spsnE!er Post G. A. X, II was a visit 10 Tia
post by comrades ttoln the other towns.
spangicr lost returned the visit by organic
ING a post at bridgeport, 5$5 -, -
Before daylight Tuesday morning an alarm
OF fire was given for the Second ward, but the
alarm came too late TO save stabic standing
on Crescent street, west OF Union street. Il
was entirely consumed aud horse oil Thomas
McCatirey's was burned to death. The fire was
probably started by nm inceudiary, consider
Ing the hour and the fact that several 'hreEf,
GUS Gttemrta had been made 10 set fire 10 tho
stable. {9S1 p ls.lI =, isE'|i1'
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
AcLure House Sample Rooms daily. 4


Thermometer Record. ~ ls...
Tho following shows tho range Of tho Their.
mometer. Us observed at schnepTs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday: aSE,
Il h ". ii 1881 "a CO. X 1882 i:5t Z
-, 4. f2k Sr.N.7rx FAX, l2x,3F,x.7r,x
q - 81 ~. g. 81 II s. t. C q co /
WAsnlNaTos, D. c., Nay H. la. M.-For
Lower Lakes and Tennessee and Ohio Val.
ley, warmer. fair weather, light variable
Winds uhifting to southeastcrly, stationary
or lower pressure. Il 81 2s7 i75Ff :,
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NEIGlIBOltAlt,ND NEWS,


g.. EESwoop. -s
The rolling mill is running in all depart
nients. IT., -.
The ordinance OF the city In regard 10 licen-
ses takes effect on Friday next.
Peter Allmyer Is out on tho streets after a
severe illness, and expects to be able to 70.
sumo work iii few days. -!
A sewing machine agent OF Wheeling was
fined few days ago BY Mayor Brown, for
leaving hlshorse standing unhitched. ID
Joseph IIealy, Charles Aborn, Thomas
Humes, jr. Vim. O. Wright and John Arnett,
OF Wheeling, on com plant OF the. Trustees
ofthe Boggs Run public school, were brought
before Squire Policy, charged with destroying
schoo! property, but upon hearing OF The
case the boys were discharged for want Of
evidence, 10 d ID, 90 80. = " NJ.
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4, yAr,kLiy's NINE.

The many friends Of Lawrence Heller are
invited 10 he present at the concert and hail
TO DO given at his Saloon, the Fulton House,
~ Fulton, this afternoon and evening. Book
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Don't EOr,safIfYI

That sheli.h Grand Drawing OF the Com.
monwealth Distribution Co. comes Off May
SlsL Whole tickets, 81; Halves, 81. Remit
Courlcr.Journal Building, Louisville, Ky.
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HOTEL AkRIEALY.
ST, JAMES HOTEL,

G :WcidmAn, Coiuu,b,s r Callahan. Harpcr'sEerry
" G Brown, Wash Pa i II d CusLinr. CIV : ~ ''
John Smith. Pittsburgh &c TIlipn. pitlsb,,rh q
J \ Mcloy, Philadelphia j luton, OssalonA Ia
L Long, Baltimore '-7, 4 l. Rutlcr. Haliimo,, -
!. Kelley. CadE g j. In Hue. Cincinnati
1eSEe Dots =. y D lleinlien, B.!dgerort
J Fswrcncy, city i ~ 7 il Monsoe sir ~ 81
! D Barr, Wash IN il ii wilson. CITY
Ms %rlght. Wnsli o ~ Dan Carroll. 4 q NJ,
u lan, " }.o3iS go PacIstu CiercSni,d
S. .sldc, Cleveland l'jOfd0n. PIttsG,rrh :
J. kOontZ. n Mar,insy!llo 9 Edwards. pIttsb,1rr,,
Mctdddch, Maaiiion Il & uonninnway. CovE!y
c Gill, Covington, ny u, ~. Brast. STAFFORD. "a
sadie Marshall. Stafford. Miss swo twooI, Stafford
"a "a Vance, New York WIN Coulson. Pittsburgh
MISS PeEScnbutd. Ohio Alex ucnncn, lcnna q
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FOR SALE,
FoR SALE. IN n


off
5%,,., CLERKS OFFICE or TIE Roam or &. I,
CoAMlsSioSElss OF THE oCSTY or Iu,,
. WHEELING. May IL, Isl.
The Commissioners Of Ohio and DfOOLe ,oup,,.
oiler iorsalc the stone belonging 10 lhe SlNints,
o. the county bridge ucross shoft Cntk Al ,MsSG
The st.ne Is dressed. be,ldcd and oinI,d Er *
class work, about 10J cubic yards 6eINg etln,I
70 DC IN the sonih nblilmenI, 44,y ,,ssIi7. n
about ~ cubic yards washed OIL, iTon iI,e hi
abutment. which are believed 10 BE- be- r M
lien The Re!shbariRgsa sand bdfs at low wstrt. ID
purchaser will be at all costs OF getiug Cpt nd r.
moving the stone. '~' - N'' --'' y
bfds Will be received at this Office, atdraJ b
mo undersigned. until the 10Th day Of NiT Il /.
~, Hndmust be accompanied by the tlrr,!sr d
TWO spectacle parties, WHO will arrc 10 rV.a.ke
Prompt payment b! the purchasers.
Inc rlGht Is reserved torjcci my AAiyIEh
~ I. $, TERSsL
ch9ir1nan OF the Committee on Roads nd kss
Of Ohio county. -
80 Fl ARM. v7LJt
Commissioner O! IoStH1,T.
{ ". G. SIXTH, c. +. -
Y ..lt%'..-l RoBT. / EOOD:.
myl6 Clerk OF Of the Eolrd Of coa-sBtsa
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

:, Notice Is hereby given that n, rrul,, ,,,,,.,
o. inc -stGeEh6ldefs OF the Blush Et.St,S h.
company Of Wheeling. held on The Nh d,15
ApLi. a. y. lSs2, 1t vas se,oiycd tha, The bIl.ss
o. tho said corporation be discontinued tw 49, :,
n aoney n az J aaie; S;Ccki olde viii receive ID
- Mnyl.M = ~ A. J. SW EFSEY. pr,i,,,
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,LEoAL NOTICES.
uONINIIsSiONERs, SAFE n
3[INi " q. Of tho H. K n 2 Y. .f,
GLADES iron WORKS,
Preston Comfy, Nv. Ya.IsI9

s punuan. 10 decree Of the Circuit Court Of rys.
ton county, made aud entered on the 18th day Of
Arni. 4. d. fss2, ina certain cause In elfahcesy
pending In said court, wherein Charles L. Lavcrty
ind Others nte plain! Ills anu George b. Caldwell
md others arc deicniants, ard BY Write OF tho
authority In me vested as Special commissiohcr
by said decree, will, on Z ii3t :,
FRIDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, A. D.. 1852.
al tho Iron furnace on the, premises to boz sold,
commencing NJ II o'clock A.. NJ. proceed 4: TO
sell at, Public. Auction 10 the highest and
best bidder, the real !! estate and e. personal
property here matter described, or 10 much OF said
real estate and onal property rs may DO neccs.
sa.y with Tho funds III my hands lasJ Trustee,
si2j 81, us mentioned In said ,decres. TO pay tho
liens reported H. cause, with Interest until paid
on the land and persona! properly, snrll Liens az
grrgating si52jl H. rs Of april 10Th. 80 far as
sucn liens and interest remain unpaid, being this
10th day OF Stay, iSs2, the whole amount thereof
reported ~ above, the expenses OF sale. md Of tho
sud trustee and commissioner properly Incurred Us
such trustee and commissioner Including tho
commissioners commissions; TINT "a 10 nay tho iol'
lowing real estate and property. situated III resto,
county, " est Virginia, on The waters Of Three
Folks Creek known US tho sf ~ fftlfys1 91Htt ~
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Gtades Iron Works,
VI III sii3 Including tho ll.Ii. N =
TOWN OF GLADESVILLE,
ANn ElOIir IlpNDEEp AND Tirry ACRES n

1IaT. AND EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES W ri
Of Coal and Iron Lands annexed thereto: For tho
hereby mate 10 the fntowfils deeds conveying the
Snid lands to George Hartman, all III which nre
recorded III the office 81 the Clerk Of the County
tourt Of Preston county. West Viginis, to'wit: 4
acres The other y! nrrts and two poles from q. 4.
and Agnes Heidelberg 10 sald George Hartman aud
Mary +. Millner, dated May l6. 1870. aud recorded
n des book H ; NJ on Psges, 2es and ?e7; asea
man dated May ~. 1874, and recorded iii deed hook
No. t9i1ued Mi It deed from Harmon and Martha
~ Tticket 10 tho said llRr4mnn nnd Mary L. Mill.
dated juno TO- 1871. and recorded III decd boot so
-, pages Old, and deed from John L. Shcfratd and
othcstoAid llArdnnn, dated May u, ISL! and ~.
corded IN deed book No. il.pagcs2and .; decd from
Margaret. deorsc y James y. Julia 4. md Sarah
i Jackson, 10 sld George lIsrlman for one mere,
dated Mntcn lG, 1877 anu recorded III deed book No.
~, pages 1885, Rdeed from wm D. and Z, brown 10
March "a, 1874. and recorded In deed book No 81,
pages 1 md 6; n decd from Cyrus and Enncy j.
Linton to said iatimun for i2acfrs ard pctciics,
dnted June II, 1874. and recorded In deed book No.
II, pages lSand "; 4 deed from liucsner anil Re.
beecu Fairfax 10 snld linrdan for ITO acres, dated
August ~ 1874 md recorded In deed book No. IL,
lnycs ~ aud u; aud deed ftsm John X. and Mnry
H. Millncr to tho sd llasdmnl,, for four tracts Of
Recorded IN deed book No. ~. pAgcs q 2iANl
y; the whole containing In the lggrCgate about
$50 acies, with all the improvements and appurten.
atees sheteun'e belonging, or In any wise upper
ialning including the Iron furnace thereon, aid all
the machinery md fixtures thereon, whether fixed
or movable, and all tools amt implements used IN
operating the sainc whether fixed or movable, mid
land being the slmc conveyed to Charles L. ,aycr,y
by Eugene List by decd dated September 90 A. ID.
1873 and recorded among the public land records OF
said county. ~ deed book 40. page IL. S5ylr
above real estate menioSSeI ns Sm i've
y ioarEheele1 traH, rpad cars: horse wagons
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-17
G1e Qtttelliq'fnlt:R1..
dice, Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.
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Z Top Buggy for sale.-lfiead OF local.. I'M
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Wall Paper-Joseph .Fridel. ,ttsj1
Plcnic-Columbia Lodge. A. A. l.. & s. w.
Furniture and Carpets-Ziuk & Son. - -,
Open-Thos. F. Heyman. al iE. a.,
]. Bird Cages-Nesbitt L Bro. tts!H, y tEa6 t51i
Z For st. Louis-atcamer Buckeye State.
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