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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS. Sept. l2.-Bu mess for the pss Ws 81
has been both encouraging Ia tone nnu n Sv
Z In amoun, Fric 5, win lew cxcepuoiis, nav az
ruled steady, aud toe r,yhea market Ia.
been steady. all offerings freely asep, i nsS
is hardening Receipt. OF cotton rom o. vi ~
causes lave heenl gbt but ore tIipioNin a,,,ia
weiphing G smplicarons having peea se .'o ~
DIV gods have been very a.uve on NC a un
of ii,t sxtr me low prices Groceries a,v ", -, ~
AMI nm hanged Hardwa,e ~ NC. dy M run ~
.quotatlons saddlery AN ana s soUs Lumber
,asI hniIdine M tvrial are III eontinuco 'enihu'
mt previous prces. u cen gioc Iles "nr , ,usv
tables are sidening, on shor. s9pps for cnick
produce Is e.gg e ssdS Ssr GU
e'is n na re- unchanged, although rise az az
early day is not unexpected Banana sr ,ie ose.
ann Iemon~ arc in tar sucnv at moner we qn no
tations. Flour and feedstuffs are hrm, moe ca
,n,iis hay. b. gua griniing anu quolalions ~
domestie are gwen. Drags are unondin n,,,nr
Live stock Beeves are hlghssi nnnsnmed Al hi,
.n,os Sh;r mentsLi car beef 10 TexarKan aho
1 r. Marshall. Reeeipts-Car oil laulton shs ~
from Kopperl 6ogs tsedersl aye AZ has a. ar
VIII VIII hu aci We and IS xpected to improve
II i. D GRAIN,AND BREADsTyRFs. ~
y RAeeipts 90 biisneIa wnc.t o. Wuson' "a
by lail;. 9Oo tnsheis U ,shs4 IS cars corn
Tha Minneapoiis Noi'hNel etl Millar Miller, est est
mates The pres ett uy Pgs9aaasas9' bsrre es
from the mills at hs Ale 10, an ex
aesSs Of & AZ, bat1elsN The Pioneer Press IN,
duiges in some Speculation as t9.y Ia. my III
figures mean and furnishes hsb VIZ az 'Wheats M
auired to make siie 81 e6o barre der ga Wqnig
be $50, 500 Sna transportation f @hieR H snd
,aae ~ 2Ss &, n,, esFs saad e. es.es,oaa4r Il
ienesis nI,esides Inc aqur,tne daily production IN
iniY1,tuff W6uIsi b. IA StoIs; 20 ehsai{ poth OF
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

Ladies should nember. q beautiful
complexion results from using Acker'f
Blood Elixir. Sold BY w. II. Patterson a
90. At 81.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

70 ON . - T1FT1EF1-
Wei IRE 70 notify cur customers Enc
rrisr5s RAT us VII receive her cotton iol
shfrrnerf o. 90 ale and vii make hotra'
aIrnncernerfs o. a crrsiEl rnerts-
B1rsrR A LKxJr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

1irf hartsnr ccuzh en- Be 20 quickly
~ ~ SOLOS Curs. We ruarH1fef ~
so ~ ". q PElters11 4 o. drugEirs
U1.M I1rEE.
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Drsprpsia disnpDe.rs when Carers Liver
Bitters are ussd. ard for s-r-nsch. innires-
ton consfipstion. etc. they canDot Be ex-
ceIled.
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rIDTAIIDNt TO-DAY.
1r-OrTFD CnATRe-f0 u'175 o.
TTNrIFEs-E1c7l % rer d1z1n. 2 t18f o.
gTcEFHfFF-fer1 TO- n ions. r. o.
IlwP@E HI - q. H - larnp chin
rrrn : g. rfft1r. ns.uTtef caar lampa u %
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

Miss Jennie p. Warren. 740 w. Vanbursn
St., Chicago, Illinois. says: Samaritan
Eervine cured me Of spasms." $50 al
druggists.
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A Thorough course Of Acksr's Blood Elixir
viii remove all faint from the blood. II
cures scr0fuln, Ulcers. b0ils and pimples.
Sold b. W. II. Patterson 4 %.
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We rsn1f.cturs or hro1rrs - ne bezf
rnn1rrl1I Nn1 m the rnrst srt1i1ufI1I nd
fur1tl1 rnnnner. ~ hen u1c- nnf ror
IL tur No ottsf. PT0r1E Boo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

Hhlloh's Cstsrrh EsI1sdy-s positive cur
for c1tarrh. dipthsria ard canker mouth
easd b. ". n. P1ttsrsor A Co, drug
RS D1Iins.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

Whist vii stup NJ co19hinr st night
cuarantee Acter's ErgI1sh Remedy WI
Price 10 cent?, 50 cents and 81 Sold b.
". II. Patterson A Co
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An old nurse saws Acker's English
Remedy IL besf for coughs, Group. diptherin
or bro1chitis. Sold b. W. II. Peterson a
Co.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

Mss NARY !. BALDWIN. rrinrira1 orrrr
aerIrr ~ 81. rlcse1 June. -. UnrurT11Ee1
~ rurEr1l rrrrlrtrrrrr ard sruI1ElT ErrHnTF~
rrtft1 ~ MI crrTs - - i1r and errsf-
IaurEf IEattErI a. urrr1IIfr nrrnrtnreF n
ru4Ir. rrr1Err lH1Frarfr. 1I1rrr'rr. ErE ErI4.
rtrr'raI rrItrra nr1 Irr@rnrf1rn - frs Irarrr
80 rrErtIrs rf frrf -ree ~. Ne furrEE8|rI
erErtH r.11e A. atrrrf feT'Lt. rrrI1rI Erf ~
r-relf- - crrr<.tIr- - rrtrErnrHrc4f ~
rtNr1n-f ~ rrIt arrrIrrrfIr.
- ~ ~ pzrlc1l1rI r1III = ~ frinrrE
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FOrdvspepsis eac liver complaint, you
have = printei ErE-srtes On every bottle
elliloh's Titaii5er. u never fails 20 csre
Sold b. W. II. Patterson A Co. Druggists
Dn1Ins
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FUTURES.

THE CO ton markets. as will be teen by ref
erence to the tabulsted statement were by no
mems monotonous. Chicago is sctive but
lower. st. Louis is lower for wheat but corn
is &c up and firm. q II y
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sh1oht Curs III tnrn-dI1ts,y reiirrs
cap. w1o1rfrr co1Ft nn1 tTDncrItl1.
rnl1 y ~. r. Pstts-zo1 q o., trurzE..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

Are vou nsds nnirsr1hls ~ indigestion
r,nrfi1untinn. dluiness. LOS d arpeille
yellow skin shiloh 4 lite.IzeT h f1si ~
1~rrr1rts Da.nn
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Hsctrnetnck . insfinF sDd trnErlr
perfume. Pre- = ana 81 ce1ta- SD
~ " r.. pnrterson a c. cruEr1ris.
D1ilas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15
FASHION POINTS.

Ellen Terry bonnets and slippers are al
ready displayed.
White kid bonnets are imported. trim:
med with q FAT gRrnitrrs Of pearl and
crystal bead.work or hand.paintcd around
the edges in small, delicate!y colored now'
ers and buds.
Though less universally worn, the reign
Of the large-plaided materials Ii not over;
but few costumes are made Of them solely,
combinations OF plain woolers or vel
yeteens being considered better taste.
The newest have the tunic and blouse front
draped on the cross, the diagonal lines
notthen having the effect OF increasing
size.
Many ladies are now wearing halt capee
and mouchoir muds made OF dark velvet
bordered with brilliant feather trimming
Muffs and collars made wholly Of fine
feathers are conspicuously fashionable, and
usually match the;bonnetor turban. AS q
rule, golden brown feathers are in great re.
quest. Brown Is undoubtedly one OF the
colors par excellence, and It is wonderful
how innumerable are hetones discoyerablt
in color that would seem to admit Of &C
few variations.
Some Of the new French polonaises o.
velvet are shaped in front to form waist
coat. The sides lengthen into long panels
which reach nearly to the foot Of the drest
skirt. The trimming borders these panels
and Is carried up each side Of the bodice
portion framing the waistcoat. Handsome
medallions and pendants Of passementerie
are placed in the centre Of the panels, and
on tile richer models these are very otter
nearly covered with magnificent silk EN-
broidery tufted with raised chenille work
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OHIO RIVER ROAD.

The Extension from ParkeTsburg TO
Point Pieasant-Not o Dollar Raised.
In q letter to the Parkersburg STATE Jour
nal Senator Camden says with regard to
certain railroad projects with which his
name Is associated:
My desire especially is TO correct the i'm.
preston conveyed that the Ohio River rail.
road is my private enterprise. and that l
am Crying to build up my own ventures
at the expense OF the business interests Of
Parkersburg." This Is poor encourage.
ment and must sound ungraclously 10 Mr.
Shattuck and number OF other gentlemen
in Parkenburg and along the line OF the
road who have given their labor, time and
means without pay or remuneration, to get
this road under way for the public. good
and Parkersburg's interests. desire to
express not only my own obligations, but
what Is due TO them as public spirited citi-
Zers, for their labor and enterprise In aid
ing to built this road, aud also in aiding
me financially in the obligations l had to
assume in making up the Syndicate 70 fur
nish the money to construct the road from
Wheeling TO Parkersburg.
The facts are simply these: ! have given
my time and labor with these gentlemen
TO this enterprise without remuneration
even for personal expenses incurred, and
have ventured my means on equal terms
with Others to build that part Of the road
from Wheeling to Parkeraburg. For that
part OF the road from Parkersburg to Point
Pleasant there has not been one dollar yet
rqised, and no Syndicate yet formed to
build il. Whether It will be built soon, or
not depends largely on the interest taken
in It BY the people OF Wood, Jackson and
Mason counties in furnishing the right OF
way.
i am willing to devote my time, energies
and means to its completion, but | am
only one man and cannot accomplish 1t BY
myself. II 1t fails or "hangs fire" 1t will
not be my failure, or the failure Of my en-
terprise. It will be your failure and Par
kersburgs failure, and the failure Of the
people Of Wood, Jackson and Mason coun.
ties to give It the encouragement and aid
necessary to help it along. | shall 60 to
work this winter to combine tho capital
necessary to build it, and whether 1t sue
ceeds or not l will do my part to the best
OF my ability.
West Virginia can in i've years put her
self twenty-five years in advance OF her
present position II her own people will
make the effort. But it cannot be done by
one section discoursging improvements in
another section, or by finding fault as to
the most practicable wsy IN which coun.
ties can furnish their money 10 help them.
selves. Neither can it be done by scolding
and exciting prcjudices, to cripple the in
auence OF those who are willing TO help.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15

NOWt NuttuH IHts'
Among the persons recently admitted to
private audience with the Sovereign Pom
till were Mr.. Kinsmau, Of Lafayette, Ind,
U. S. A. his vile and daughter, both Of the
latter being iervent Catholics, Mr.. Kins-
man being Protestant. They were &C.
companied by Mr.. Harry CassslI, who
kindly acted as interpreter. They were
most paternally received by His Holyliness,
who expressed his surprise that the con:
yersion 10 the true faith tf the husband
and father, inquired as to the difficulties Of
the latter and pointed ont the way to their
solution. The young daughter especially
attracted the interest Of the Holy Father;
he asked her baptismal name (Josephine),
spoke with her at come length and as the
party was quitting the Pontitcal presence,
after the apostolic benedic,ion, he recalled
her by name, took her by the elbow, led
her into The embrasure OF window,
pointed to the Vatican Basilica and said:
-"When in your distant home in Indiana
you recall this scene passing before your
eyes, remember your visit to the Head Of
the Church and that the aged Pope led
you himself to window Of his own apart.
ment in the vatican, where he pointed out
to you the tomb Of the Prince OF the
Apostles"
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Exchange.
Enough beer was consumed in Cincin-
natl last year to give every man, woman
and child two glasses day, including
Sunday. The average expenditure for this
beverage was S2G per reatyem, and the
profits OF the saloons are estimated at
So. 100000. Excluding women and children
the consumption Of beer would be eight
to. ten glasses a day by each man or head
OF family. As Cincinnati cast S,402 votes
for the prohibitory amendment, it is fair to
infer that there were some 10000 Cincin.
natians-men, women and children--whose
allowance Of 100000 glasses Of beer for
the year had to be consumed by the rest
OF their felow.citlzens, and who transfer
red their annual burden Of Sl,0400O0 TO
other shoulders. With such allowances
and deductions as will occur to the reader,
II is obvious that the beer drinking portion
Of the Cincinnati population must have
DEVOTED themselves theoretically, ifnot ex-
clusively, to their iavorite occupation.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
nIRUsTEE's SALE OF VAIrIpIS

nIRUSTEE'S SALE OF VATnIpTS,
p,nn6,,y stIr.tsd a., I,a,,J,S t,,, o. ShbLE
,Ee Eanansi Road In He,Sront Andon
Rv vJyt,,e ~ Secd n s1,ces,,s,,, Oaio.
IN dsv ~ 0StsbsS A i eiSSS r1st SA!s1 on Ne
.atra /. fjttic,n1 the witaot NS,Is,, " MiAel.
S,SSrnt Poris ths ISJTa ~ P.t. Lltteioh,
FbeitnS HsnTy Fhaiinv HnSn.t rta,IDonle, loGh
1Isiahasst ina vile N nhStiSs b.IohHnk aug Anna
~ hstpsat.ia law ~ NJ arniJsa RSIYPs' chiletea
- thc nnSc-svrSa T,1,Stsa ~ 49, leceAeu
sivision ~ he STATE al Mn CsSoIino ~ S2uiuelS
casseS annnSst ise SSid beIIS whjaSe EGelng DE-
dnIy rscotded In ne ClsfE't oilce n my astd
" Va. VIM nrooeed tnIeil VI "AA9 county
We @ ,TT,pNsS ,sovuu mr.,
5AtohDAi' NoHEAhhh IL, lssS,
at the front door Of the Court House In tina NJ.
OF Wheeling, Ohio county, Wet vIndnia. rcsy
yneRcing At 10 o'clock A. ~, the iolOVirSS ~
scbed real estate, tO-wlt: All that piece M ~ w
Of ground situated In the CITY Of WheelInv M
county. ". Va, and known aS the Forth IN IT ~
AND the west hall Of the SOuth halt Of lot nuhsn"
100 one bundled and seven, NJ OF NJ Gr ne cosTS.
Of Market and wenty. second streets in M YIN
ward OF the City Of Wheeling. SAID tQncai =,
ground contains one twO.story brick dWeiiISa!
house and one tWo-9tory frame louie, lrontInS y
Twenty Iecond street. with tS6ling attached nil
able for tavern stand, and occupied at preSJn Y.
such by August EhelIng, kSQ, aid one IWo-t =.
double brick business nome fronting on NS,SS
Sreet, and Ut prcseut occupied BY Henry Paas'
saloon The above described property d wei Ssts,
for business purposes "a II Is on the line q L.
ceS 10 suit purhEIets The property ''S te y. ~ Y
NaN lRaft RENH N.Nt
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A lady near Holly Springs, Miss, realized
$6S 10 from the eggs OF seven hens in three
monthe.
A Milford, Conn.,, chicken.iancier feeds
his fowls on skunks, muskrats, rabbits and
dead horses and COWS.
An old hunter tells the indianapolis
Ne,rs that the proceedings Of the muskrats
aud squirrels indicate mild winter.
The people OF wausau, Wis, have lost
their liberties. The Council has ordered
that all saloons shall close at 1880 I'm.
Columbia, in Marion county, Miss, one
Of the Oldest towns In the State, and at one
time the capital, has its first church. It Is
Methodist
The Immigration association Of Califor.
mia announces that there are still open 10
settlement in that State nearly forty.tiye
millions acres Of land.
Prayer.books bound in white velvet and
gold, costing from S95 up, are the latest
novelties for brides TO hold in their hands
at the nuptial ceremony.
A cane brought over In the Maytiower
by William White, the father Of Peregrine
White, the first white child born in New
England, 10 now in possession OF Capt. VIII
liam White, Of Yarmouth.
The fab and oysters in Mobile bay, Ala
bama, are affected with strange malady.
They gather in shallow water, and are
easily caught, but parties who have eaten
them have been made extremely sick.
An Adrian policeman, overcome by his
election duties, fell asleep, and snored so
loudly that he has since been dismissed.
4 policeman may sleep, but policeman
With snore will never be tolerated on any
well.regulased force Courier'Joarnal.
ANDY Couch, q noted hunter, Of Bethel,
e,il;yan county, n. Y, had severe en-
eonnter with o large buck last week. He
sSot and wounded the deer, when, on ap.
rprosehins II To- cut its throat 1t bounded
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The influence OF the sill on the health o!
those living upon it, is brought out very
plainly during the prevalence Of epidemic
diseases. That malsfial diseases (like inter
mittent ievers) originate from the Loil, Is a.
ready accepted; and recent investigations
show pretty conclusively that the germs OF
Cholera, Abdominal Typhus, Yellow Fever,
and the plague are in s1ns wsy connected
With the soil, which Is daily corroborated by
letters from all parts OF the country. stating
the marvellous effect PerunG has on those dis
eases, and In their convalescent state. JoHs
E, COURTNEY, Of Cory, Pa. says: ~ an still
getting better, thanks to your Per'ma." Bee
page q in "Ills OF Life" ptw
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Two weeks ago to-day Ben Butler was
laid out, as unlovely corpse as one could
expect to behold. To-day he is bright,
clipper and audacious, declaring with a
bunch OF sweet violets in his button.h hole,
that he is very much alive and that he will
be q candidate for Governor OF Maasachu-
sets next year. AS a keen and everlasting
thorn in the side OF his political enemies,
Benjamin Is entitled to all the medals and
an honorable mention thrown in for good
measure. He is like lobe Orders show,
80 darned bad that he is real good" and
with all his faults one loves him still.
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to its feet and made most vigorous at.
tack upon Couch. He beat 1t over the
head with his gun barrel, and finally
killed It. he had o narrow escape rom
mortal injury, as the deer had him under
bis feet several times. The animal weighed
ON poundA.
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No Regrets.
Grholic Rkpielr.

LuIHOUC htPteN'
Friends OF Religious Freedom, who re-
that Republican Senate and a
Assembly passed the Freedom
Of Worship Bill, which Democrats, most
shelyed, need not regret the
so.called Democratic Legislature that has
Just been blotted out in the State CT New
York. II ever 1t returns TO power, 1t must
be by showing that its practices are In har-
mony with its principles Of fair play, JUS
tice, and freedom to all mankind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15

A RExEpY that has proven lIaelf nsyer-
falling cure for scrotnla aud all syphilitio
sidorters must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and sArsAparilla Is such a perfect blood puri.
fer and strengthener Of bodily functions,
that It c9res the above diseases even when
Hot Springs and all other treatment has
failed. Remember, that Il is absolutely free
from mineral poisons, and will not injure
the most delicate constitution. It's ire will
make you feel buoyant, strong and we'll, and
will rid your system OF all blood impurities
and every internal and external indication
OF disease, DdW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15

IT is hard to discover why our people
should go into ecstacies over the proposed
visit Of John Bright to this country. AT
we are informed, this gentleman is the In.
yentor of the terrible kidney disease which
is spreading havoc and devastation in the
midst OF us.-ChicaJo News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
i. FRONTING THE FIFTH WARD MARKET

BY Virtue Of deed OF trust made By 7;
schneiChcl and LCuAe sChlne!Chcl, his Wife aIu
Fritz u, Bshieus and Mary Behrcns, his WIG. V
me, the undersigned trustee dR;ed the IN dy t o.
August, 1881, and II corded ~ the oIlce o. ine
CLERK OF the County u uEt OF Ohio county, nts
virginia. In Deed Of Trust hook No Il, EaSe ~, 70
secure II. I. RehTenS the payment d cSi1ia
promIssoiy note naintd therein, HAL process 70
eslt at the font dCO: OF the Court Aonte, 10 ~
City OF Wheeling, on MONDAY, DEChaB hI;i.. ~
I'd, 1855 IcginL Ing 10 O'Clock A. H.. the iolLoM.ns
ocsct!bed real estate, that IL 10 s'y: the miGais
ouc.thlrd, twenty-five (2l lCes Of lot LninDeitu
une,y.nine 1907, situated ht the northwestern w,
mr. o. Market end Twenty third streets. IN W.
Fifth ward Of ths City Of Wheeling, together WIZ
ali the buildings sud IMPROVEMENTS thereon OF
III lIennto belonging. ,As
purchase money rs the purchaser trRy enct 70 ~,
csSh IN hand, aud the balance payable IN one ItMI
nth Interest from day oil sale; 10 " t1
d., need by tho pr1maory rot oil the pnisnSst,II'
and 10 be secured by dtol oil trt on the ltpet,H5
Tits believed 10 LC perfect but selling ~ Lll ",
Ithall CONVEX only such title as IL vested IN ne
sAid decd OF trust. ,,,,c,,s r,rs.so
W II. HALLER. Auc.I0nCe,: 1os
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snltLnke narriare Notice.

nj LIKE 1TIONNt'
Married, in the Endowment House, last
Thursday, to a second wife, John L. Berry,
Of American Fork, aged about 60; first wife
aged 70, and In poor health; second wife, o
Danish woman, aged about 50, a widow,
strong and healthy, and lives in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15

TIE Chief Of Police Of Buffalo defines q
suspicious person as 20 man standing on
the street corner with his bands In his
pockets" Fold your arms and lean against
the wall II you want TO pass for an honest
man.-Ddfoii Free Pes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15

Chicago ihieF' Ocean
ASt. Louis paper has learned that Mrs.
Sheridan does not intend to encourage, Phil
In the old customs Of the General OF the
Army, and that pretty girls will have to 60
unEissed by the chief OF the department
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15

| RAVE been q sufferer tor years with
Catarrh, and under physician'S treatment
for over year. Ely's Cream Balm gave me
Immediate relief. I believe | am entirely
cured.-G. 8. Davis, Fret National Bank,
EliElbeth, W. TEhsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15

WABASH, ISp.-The Plain Dealer has this to
say: "Untoubtedly the most meritorious
remedy OF the present day Is ST. jacobs OIL.
It has been proven IN absolute care for rheu.
matism and neuralgia"
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, lSS3,

commencing al i0o'clock A w., the undivided hal
OF certain tact oil land situated on Zaue's Of
Wheeling Island In, the City Of Wheeling Ohio
county, West Virginia, known and described u
follows: Beginning at q GkC on the west nde o.
Houth Penn street. on line with i. j. stones
northern fence; thence with the western line Of
said street, south degrees, cast q 49lCO POLES e
the hedge row: thence with the hedge row south .
degrees, west 2Sl0o poles; thence south desess,
wet n i2.Io poles 10 stake: thGEce norm
taining one acre and 81 6I00 poles more or lEaa.
TERMS OF SALE -oEe half aud 70 mich more o.
the purchase money as the purchaser shall elect 70
pay 10 cash on the day Of sale, the balauce ~ TWO
denced by notes bearing interest from Ne Gey
saIe ". J. W. C0WDES,
Special Commissioner.
| hereby certify that bond has been given y
above named Special Commissioner nS required bJ
Ina Cont b, b, MCCOLL0CH,
M II CLERK.
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MARRIED.

RlSE-McMANAwAY.- Sunday evening,
Noyembc: II, 1883, at tho residence Of Squire
Mayes, West Alexander, Mr.. JOSHUA RISE and
Miss HATTIE MCMAN AWAY both OF this dry.