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II NlbE
Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Over got back yester.
day from the sea shore.
Col. ] +. Charlesworth, Of ST.. CIalrsville,
was In town yesterday.
Mr.. William Sharp and Miss Jessie went 10
Clarington yesterday on a short visit.
Daniel Put, OF Wellsyille, was around
among his many friends here yesterday.
Coke Is being loaded on barges at the ferry
landing. 1t Is hauled from the Morgan coke
ovens.
Thos. Carlisle, OF Cleveland, travelling lc-
connective engineer for the G.. & P. railroad,
was In Bellatre yesterday.
The Globe base ball club will play
q match game at st. Clairsville satuT-
day afternoon and endeav0r TO get home In
time TO see the kuokG-He boat race.
The annual picnic OF the employees Of the
@. & P. railroad will be held this summer at
Canal Dover, Saturday, September 2j, and
those going from her will leave on the SIX
o'clock train in the morning.
John Morris, q glass engraver, Is in the
lookup, smitten with the halucination that
some one Is trying TO kill him. He Is not
suffering from liquor aud Is generally quiet,
industrious man, but appears to be danger
Gus just now.
The Circuit Camp Meeting OF the Second
and Third If. Z Churches (coloredl Of Bel
laire and Bridgeport, will nj here
August IL, continuing over two Sundays,
and on the 9th OF September at Bridgeport,
10 the pleasant orchard Of Mrs. ollaire.
A young black horse was stolen from the
pasture OF Mr.. Rodefsr south Of town. A sad-
die and bride are also missing from the Sta
BILE. The horse had only a s uall white spot
on his forehead and u slight soar on TIE left
hind leg. The owner offers $50, reward for
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AsKIfERACE...
For 5000 a Side. 10 DO Rowed serien,
Der 20.

Der 20.
Harry Jones, Robert Wright aud several
friends of each met at VIM. Zimmerman.
Market street saloen last evening and ar
ranged for a boat race, Jones works at the
Crescent mill, aud Wright at the Riverside.
Both are young men, and both claim TO be
good oarsmen. 1t Is a disputed question
however, as 10 which Is the best man, and II
Is to decide this that this rgcs has been ar,
ranged. In the ARTICLES sign6d last evening
1t Is stipulated that the race shall take
place Saturday, September 2p:h, between
and 5 o'clockE N. In best and best skiils TO
BIZ rowed of the RunwaleS with thole pins,
for u purse Of 500 q side, on the lower
Wheeling course, one and one-half miles
down and return. The decision G.. ths ref.
cree is TO be binding on each man, and he il
to accompany thenH oyer the course II posi-.
bic. In'case of bad weather, he csp postpone
the race. Each man Is TO Be allowed only
one guide coat, which are to keep on the
outside both ways. There 10 to be o tonl.
ing. The l4ading boat shall DO entitled
10 choice Of our . when cieer water
shall show between The boats. First position
shall be occurred by a toss. The turning
bpoyS are 10 lie % yards apart. Mr.. William
Zimmerman is final stakeholder. aud the re,
leree Is 10 be chosen when toe tiual deposit
Is made, Twenty dollars q side has been de.
posted already; $50 a side Is 70 be put up
August %, aud the balance OF $3.50 q side,
September 90. VIM. Vail and p. J. GAVIN
are witnesses to the articles OF agreement.
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Heart Disease.

HedTI DISEASE,
Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec, ,, 1851.
Afer trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpitatiOn
Of the heart without receiving any
heneft, | was advised totry Browns
Iron littsrS. have used two bot.
ties and never found anything that
gave nc 30 much relief
Mn. JESSlE Hrs.
For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies' are subject, Browns IRON
lII1TERs is invaluable. Try it.
Be sure and get the Genuine
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ApaIENDLY INVASION
OflhsC City By Obi . People { o Take Place
AnSoat nS

Tuesday, the 2Sth inst, Wheeling will be
visited by 0 large excursion party that VIII
come in on the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheel.
ing road from Canal Dover, New Philadel-
phia, Urichsville and vicinity. Excursions
from these places have visited Wheeling in
years past, and the people have always
been pleased with the treatment they re.
ceiyed. One OF the managers otthe coming
excursion has already been in the city and
arranged with the proper authorities that
one OF the attrac ions to hc offered the ex-
Cuasionists shall be the calling out Of the
Fire Department. Chief Dunning, in tins
connection, has received q letter from 81.
Deal of New Philadelphia, in which he
says:
Il wish on behalf OF the excursionists
that will visit your city on the 18th, to
evince our gratitude to you in advance tor
your promised ~favor-CAlliDg out the de-
partment-which was secured from you
through the kindness Of DR.. 2. A. "inger'
ter. MI. Y d. Ellis, travelling passenger
agent OF the O., L. & W., thinks that WIZ
such a grand arrangement and inducement
the road will not have coaches enough to
carry all that will go. The citizens olthese
towns are highly pleased with the tayors
YOU grant US. Any Kindness on your part
will be reCiprocated by increased trade
with your city, which by the way is last on
the increase now. l wish TO insert in our
bills the time, place and manner in which,
this treat to rural people, will be carried
out"
As the fare from Canal Dover is only
Sl.15 and from Uhrichsville 81, there will
probably be an immense crowd in tho city.
The excursionists will arrive in Bridgeport
about II A. NJ. and leave ut $50 P. NJ. A
general response to q fire alarm will be u
decided novelty to these people, and as the
streets are at present in good condition a
run will do the department no harm. 1t is
true, as Mr.. Deal says, that the trade be-
tween the city and the inhabitants out the
C.,L. & W. has increased, and the city can
strengthen the good feeling now existing
by showing some little attention, aud ii
should be done.
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The Ordinance Committee will report to
Council for adoption an ordinance that will
be known as the Emergency ordinance" /!
provides that any member OF the police force
or Arc department may call any physiean or
surgeon iiom q list TO be prepared OF those
willing to serve In case OF accident or violent
assault. That the physician may eend for
medicines or surgical appliances that he may
need. For a cali between A. N. and l0P N.
the physician shall reoeiye s., and from
lOP ". TO I A. N. s., and = for every needed
Visitthereafter untilthe man shall be In other
hands. This ordinance Is intended. for an
emergency such % when q man 10 sluggedby
foo,pSds or suddenly stricken down BY dis
ease, Nearly every city In the country has
one similar 10 1t. With It In force, the
trouble usually had In procuring the attend.
Ance OF the County Physician would be
avoided. The City Health oficsr Is not
called on 10 attend TO such cases. He merely
lacks after the sanitary condition. The So
licIl9r was assisted Ia preparing the ordt-
nance by Dr.. l., D, Wilson.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News aud GOSSIP In Reference to Vnrious
People,.

News y H0bsip IN AseieFence W shEiou'
FsopIa..
Detective All Burnett is In the city. :
Mr.. ". A. Isett and wife are in Cleveland
this week.
Misc Birdie Richardson is visiting in New
Cumberland.
Mr.. John Bailey is rusticating this week al
Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Irvine have Comet &c
Cleveland for a few days.
Miss Rebecca Grockard, OF this city, Is the
guest OF Miss Mamie Hayes, OF New oumberl
land.
Miss Jennie D. Bane and Miss Sue Walker
left yesterday morning for Cleveland to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. ". Cowden, who have
been visiting relatives in Ohio, have returned
to the city.
Mr.. Joe Heaton, formerly with l. G. Dillon,
OF this city, now Of Philadelphia, was in the
city yesterday.
". G. ". Day, the dashing editor OF the
Waynesburgs Pa, Republican, Is visiting
friends In this city.
Messrs. Miller and Wilmoth, OF the State
House CLERICAL force, took in the CLEVELAND
excursion yesterday.
Col. Il. NJ. Norton and wife, OF Vine Cliff,
who have been visiting their son in Colorado,
returned hume yesterday.
Mrs. 8. G. McClyment and daughters, Fan.
ME and Minnie, a"d Miss Minnie Chambers
left yesterday for olarington,
Nj. W. 4. Heimbsrger,. Of tho Auditors
office, was taken suddenly sick Yesterday,
and ohlioed In leave his desk.
Rev. DR.. ]. G. Armstrong, formerly rectoi
OF st. Mathews Church, this city, but now oil
Richmond, Is visiting Wheeling friends.
Mr.. WILL J. Miller was in the city again
Yesterday. He has been sex at bis home In
keysar aud 10 o on his way to the West.
Elijah Day, Zig, returned yesterday from
W4yneaburg, Pa, much Improved in health.
Miss Minnie Smith, . charming young lady
OF North Wheeling. will lsaYe to-day. u
spend . few days With friends in New Mar
tinsyille.
Mr.. Will D. Faris, OF the firm OF Baker
Bros. & Co., importing druggists Of New
York City, arrived In the ciIylas evening on
q brief visit to wheeling relatives.
Mrs. Talbert and her accomplished Ristey,
Miss Julia D. Doran, both Of L~eayenYorth,
Kan, have been the guests Of friends 10 the
city for the past few Gays, and they 10 com.
pany with Misses Msggie aud Mary Tucker, oil
ibis city, lett yesterday TO spend several dayl
with friends 10 : leyeland.
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RIVER NEWS.
steamboat squibs aud Miscellaneous
Leyee Gos-lp.

steamboat Squibs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Gos.ip.
The Frank Stein got away for Marietta at
1880 a. ", as usual.
The Elaine on her regular trip passed down
with three or four emptles in tow.
Low water and fox ds,a ned the Courier
yesterday 90 that she did not arrive until 10
O'Clock. She got away at / r, NJ.
There was scant4 feet 7 inches in the chan.
mel lest evening according 10 the gauge
mark, and the river w4sstill falling:
The Iron Age of GraY's Iron Line arrived
at Benwood yesterday, with q tow OF ore for
Pittsburgh. Low water compelled her to tie
up.
The G. ". Bachelor waited for the Courier
yesterday morning, and In consequence did
not get away for Pittsburgh until 1880
q'cloak.
The So Itia passed up at II A. N. At Il
O'Clock last night the Emma Graham had
not passed down, and was then 10 hours be.
hind time.
The Percy Kelsey passed up with empty
coal barges in tow. She IVES working slow
and will be obliged to tie up s%omewheFe
aboye here: ,,g 70.
Inc pnhUHlOu luuePeUueub PtSket Aaio
will pass down this morning. This elegant
sterL wheeler Is q rustler, aud pleases every.
one thas travels on her.
The new Big Sandy packet, Tom spurlock,
built by swe nsy & Son, Of this city. made
her trial Tip yesterday afternoon. Every
thing worked satisfactorily.
The pauutless arrived at Bellsirc yesterday
with o Tow OF empties. she tied up there u
wait for more water. Con. Mcdonald, her
pilot, is in this city, as genial as ever.
The Regular, with Capt. Asa Booth smiling
on the f66L, u patro iE6d by large numbers
Of people who travel by water. She does o
good business between Wheeling and Sister,.
yille.-Bellaire Independent.
The attention Of the travelling public Is
called to the advertisement Of the trst-class
packet stesMey Ct Lawrence, which plies be-
Tween Pitbbukgh snd" Cincinnati. The table
is supplied with everything In market, the
%oflcers 40 tourteouS and attentive, end
Stateroonis are homeslike and comfortable.
A band, with violin, oornet aud harp, dis,
courses sweet mu,ic at every landing aud
meal time. She Is due up to-day, en- route
Tor Pittsburgh. On her down trip she leaves
here Sunday morning.
GRrESsBoso, Pa, August l.-RiYer ; feet
and stationary. weather clsah
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, August 9-Riyer 4 feet
and stationary; weather clear thefnom.
Gter So.
M~oRRqGroys, W. Va, August 9.-Riyer !
foot and stationary. Weather cloudy; ther:
moneter 7S9.
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SAP AccIpExr.
Thrle small Boys the vietIms-A Com.
pRnion Escapes.


The saddest Of the many sad occurrences
recorded recently, resulting In deaths by
drowning, occurred last evening shortly be.
fore four O'Clock, in the river opposite the
stables Of the Cit zsnS' Railway Company, in
the Eighth ward. Four boys, one named
EngelhRit, and aged about II years and the
other Il rec sons OF Franz Hunes, Ed Stsen
and a widow named Halfrenny, respectively,
aud ranging from 8 10 II years OF age, got u
broken old john boat, one end OF which was
open, and padded out into the river. The
boat, beneath the weight OF the four boys,
quickly filled with water, but they recklsssly
rowed on, getting further and further from
the shore with every stroke OF their paddles,
but ignorant and hredless Of their increasing
peril. Suddenly the little craft sank, and
the boys were left struggling in the ruShitg
waters. The boat tloated to the surfacs
again, aud Engelhari, the larger boy, mae
aged to get hold Of the edge OF It and obtain
q precarlous support until help reached him.
The three smaller boys, weighted down with
their wet clothes, soon sank, never to rise
alive.
Intelligence OF the heartrending occurrence
was quickly conveyed 10 the parents OF the
unfortunate boys, all OF whom live In the
south end Of the city, and u search was at
once begun for their bodies. This was re-
warded shortly by the recovery Of two OF the
bodies, tnose Of Hslfpenny and stsen. At .
late hour last night Hume's body had not
ye. been found.
The occurrence caused general sorrow In
the Eighth ward, and in the homes Of the
drowned boys the scene was a sad one. The
only wonder, however, is that more such ac-
cidents do net occur. Frequently within the
past two mont 8 narrow escapes from Just
such casualties haYe been %chronicled "
the press, coupled with warnings "a
reckless youths and their parents. Blu daily,
boys who by long familiarity with the wa
ter have become hardened TO its dangers
risk their lives In Just such p~erilous sport q.
that In which these boys were yesterday e.
gagged when their fun came 10 such q snock'
ing and untimely end
The frequency OF drowning accidents re-
Gently has already been noted by the news
capefs. Yesterdays acc dent swells the list
OF victims who have come to their death In
this name In the last two weeks to eight
and an unusual number OF drownings had
been reported this summer prior 10 the com
mencement OF the period named.
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Miss J ESxIx SMITH, who was q helpless In
, SS,,I IN bssi Sai' in nH answer sae 80" 10 ' pr,ysr. better
known Us the RAILROAD Evangelist Of
Mountain Lake Park, and Mr.. G. a. Hilton,
OF Washington, D. O., q noted temperance
lecturer, will address 0 temperance mass
meeting at Washington Hall on Sunday, the
20 b inst. Miss Smith will give q Bible read.
lug at Fourth Street NJ. L. Church at 1880 a.
N. Of that day, instead Of the usual morning
aarvien fN. y. h n.
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service.
AREsIDESr OF the Island signing himself
''E. s." writes a communication complaining
OF the grading OF Fink street down TO the
river. He denounces the work as needless,
useless and foolish, and says that 1t will ne.
cetsItats the relaying OF the gas painI thst
the Board OF Pubic Works will have 10 dig
up and reconstruct a part OF the sewer which
was put down last May, and the sides OF the
lois from which the Board his dug away the
street will have 10 be protected by stone
walls, which must be built at the expense OF
the city, and in addition tho gap 10 the
bank Of the river will act as q canal during a
flood to let the w4ter In on this part Of the
Island, to the great damage and depreciation
OF all property in the immediate n~eighbor.
kna5
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rn. uoupd,yill, tnmpmeetinw.

A meeting OF the Campmeeting Board
was held at the capp grounds on wednesday
evening. A form OF lease was adopted, anu
will soon be- ready for filling up. These
leases are to run for ninety.n'ne years from
August IS, 1882, the time OF pure case Of the
grounds by the As .oeiation. A resolution
was passed Inviting all the ministers OF West
Virgins, Eastern Ohio and Western Penn
sylyania TO be present at the coming camp
meeting. Rev. Mr.. Bat.elle Is on the grounds
now. Bishop Andrew will be present dur
ing the meetiag. Several preachers from
Ohio are expected, besides the ministers OF
to district and many from distant parts OF
the Stat 5.
The gates will be opened st6r. N. on Sun,
day. The admi sion was raised from 10 TO IL
cents, With season tickets at IS cents.
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HIGHWAY
Get Lead Instead OF Gold and silyer-A
Bad Locality,

Get Lead Instead OF Gold aud silyer-A
Bad Locality,
Mr.. J. Chambers Hervey, the auctionesr
ana real estate agent, while driving over the
Peninsula road TO his home ont the National
road last night about 10 o'clock, was stopped
BY three foot,pads. He had Just reached the
top Of the hlfI, aud was about TO commence
the descent into Fulton when the three men
suddenly sprang mp. One seized the horse.
and the 9th 70 10 1EIthelr places one on either
side OF the buggy. The spokesman coolly
stated that they wanted the horse and buggy
and any spare change Mr.. HerVey might
have; that he would do we'll to
give up quitt'y: Mr.. Heryey about this time
nsd gotten agood grip on his revolver and
commenced shooting. Whether he hit any
one or net, be did not know, as the three ran
into the darkness Ss fast as possible, and he
not caring 10 remain IN the nefghboEhood
drove hurriedly home. One or two similar
occurrences that have taken place on the
Penins ia OF late demonstrate that II 70 really
q dangerous place after dark.
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TIE nATUxaL GAS co.
Will Eot Get the Exclusive Privilege
From the CommIttee.

HH
The ordinance prepared aud presented tc
Council by the Wheeling Natural Gas heat
inc Co, was before the Committee on 0rdi'
nances again last evening. II will be remem
bersd. that this ordinance was before this
same committee o week ago, having been re-
ferred to 1t by Council for Investigation and
report. At the meeting OF one week ago, the
committee decided to postpone action until
last eysning, In order 10 allow the incorpora'
tors OF the company to be present and make
any statement tn Il they might desire 10 the
committee. There was a full attendance oil
the committee last evening, but none OF the
gentlemen interested in the company were
present.
the Committee at first did not appear To
know what TO do With the ordinance; finally
Mr. Stanley moved TO strike the w~ord"exclu.
siye" out Of the first clause oil
section reading THAT the eompa'
py shall have the exclusive right
for the period Of years TO 'ay and main
tain in and under the streets and alleys OF the
Mi. shanley said that rumor had II that
other companies might want 10 put down
pipes, aud Tor that reason he made the mo-
tion. 1t was adopted.
Clerk G~alligan-How about the number oil
years? The committee ought TO ill that.
Mr. Millsr-0h, leave thai, We'll kill the
ordinance In the First Branch. I'll vote
against II anyway.
Mr. Wilkinson-I suppose q company that
would 20 TO the expense Of laying pipes, sink
Ing a well, etc., would hardly feel that II
could pay for itself In ten or fifteen years.
Mr.. McFaddsn-I would favor twenty'i Fl
Nj. G. o. smith-Ah-h, ten years is long
enough.
General discpssion-"Let 1t go TO Council
the way 1t is.' might o. well. the company
won't accept II without the word erclusive."
Let's take up something else-recommend
this 10 Council"
Mr.. smith-Now, Miller, remember you
favor sending this 10 Council! You'll have
have 10 vote for It yhsn 1t comes up.
Mr.. MiIler-No, sir. I'll vote against 'em.
1t will be reported to Council for adoption
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SILK yELyETs.

Purchasers Of Silk yelyets will do well
10 LOOK III. ough u stock Of these goods.
l26 Pieces or Black and Colored SIX
yelyets received during this WeeE, and
You will find all the newest shades IN al
The differ ent qualities. Ne bare marked
tlesr ut suen prices rs will sell them
mick. i. U. klCE " w,
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~. Jnnes noirI ArrIynIu.

Herman Rich, New York. " CoRI, 0ltpm, n 7,
J K Wells Baltimore. WslkihIhAR, Wellsb'g
G v Payne, Delaware o. " HRnly, PhilAde9p hiR
All Burnett, Charleston. A. Dunn, LhIcsgo.
j uildcn. Chicago. J Gluttlngs, Clarksburg.
Z NevRcnen. Benwool. 1T LAne, Be,laife.
" LINTON. WSllSbuTg, Miss \ Thomas, welsb'g
4 Hughes, wellsbutE, ltiSM Bo'ord, WelSb'g,
LIVINGSTON & :, PIh. JBHlles, city.
g Mo le,Ty, ", llSbu x. g Phlllet1ck, Nov York,
tt FriSbee, PittSblrsh. CB D0ty, steubenvillG.
@ Morrison, lIole'd Dale. V 6tatls Q Phil d.
CThomRE, I darlington. HS Oliver, Pittsburgh.
Mckenzie, CambCrld. H Long, Baltimore,
Az RugGT Baltimore. JH Bell, Baltimore.
" J Cram, MAh9lta. W Francis d vile, Ohio.
G D shEieve, VII Sblrg. 3 StubbG. New York.
J Met onne ], (levclAnd, AnGnardL n. y Ttinsv.
N McI ollough Proctor. D Biddle, M4taWoras,
B B COHuch, Sykenville kngle, Martin . F0Hy,
Mis- 4 lliAms Columbus Nils Mears, Columbus.
y Thomo PittSb'gh, Ihos MyleS, city,
H0TEheImer, city " Curtis, Vel Sburgh.
Il N Roberts, PIItSb oh. LLButt, Springfield.
q Rod CnlnmhnE.
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Coal Miners Wanted.
Camp Meeting at Gaston's Grove.
WAnted-AssisIaut B~ook.keeper.
Wanted-Furpished Apartments.
For sAie-Show Case, 80.
Wan edo gar Maksrs-Head OF Local.
A Word to the Wise-Third pags.
Refrgerators-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
DR., John +. smith-Third page.
q, Msndel l. Co.-Mamm0th Furniture
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
Csrdo Thanka-HPad OF Local.
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..rHE CaoKla p%ELlaHr.n


Mra. Martln-"It answers the purpose in
every respect"
used for cooking sweet potatoes"
MI. GOudy-'Itis the best l ever used for
Ms: scOt.-"I bellsye 1t to be a good
Mn wsstlate-"you can cook everything
Every houssksepsr who has tried II likesit II.
For sale ut Geo. W. Johnson'S Sons, 1910
Main street.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D O., August 10, 100 A. NJ
For the lower |. kes, fair in the northern por.
ton, and lair weather, preceded BY light 10.
cal rainB 10 the southern portion; variable
winds, stationary barometer and stationary
or risiLg temperature. 49,,
For tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, variable winds; stationary o rising
barometer and nearly stationary tempera'
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MANY times you want to keep meat OF fish
for several days. Lsy II In q solution Of Rex
Magnus over night aud you can keep It for
weeks. You can also keep milk o week or
more by stirring In q little Of the "snow
Flake brand. N Paw
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SALE

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres Tor sale, str.
sted on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
8 miles from B. & o. r. R. station, is miIes
from Wheeling, on a good road, ali in grSs
and in u high state OF cultivation; one.tGIf
mile from school, convenient to milS, mar.
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit, well
watersd. To be sold In one Tract or n psy.
GELS. For further particulars call on or i'd.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Esston, Marshall Co, W. Va.
Mention this paper. ia9ErIr