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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-29

Off1cerS are holding 4u0 OF these cattle under
strong guard, and instead of paying the
lawful tax the owners have armed their
men and propose to take forcible possession
of their stock, and the attempt to do this il
is said will result in fight.
THE Ohio Democratic State Convention
nominated Judge Hoadley for Governor.
The ticket was completed as follows: Su.
preme Judge (sbort term), Martin Felett
Supreme Judge Qong term), Selwin Owen
Supreme Court Clerk, John j. Cruikshank;
Attorney General, James Lawrence; Audi.
tor, Emil Keisewelter: Treasurer of State,
Peter Brady; School Commissioner, Leroy
ID. Brown; Member of Board of Public
Works, John P. Martin.
A TERRIBLE explosion occurred recently
at the blast furnace No. 5, North Chicago
rolling mills. Thirty-fve tons of molten
iron was scattered in every direction, and
two men were fatally burned.
BENJAMIN OLD, a farmer seventy wears
old, living near Ashland, No., had bottle
of chill medicine prepared at drug store
the other day. Not getting relief quick
enough, he emptied the entire contents of
the bottle at one dose and died in fifteen
minutes.
WILLIAM McCULLUM and William Las
key, formerly employees of Fowler Bros,
who in the McGeoch-Fowler lard investiga.
ton at Chicago testified for the prosecution
that Fowler's lard was largely adulterated
and subsequently testified in behalf of the
defense that their former statement was
false in every particular and that they
were hired by the prosecution for $50 each
to make such false statements, were ar
rested and held in bond to answer the
charge of perjury.
A TORNADO recently passed through por-
tions Of Missouri, doing great amount Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

There is prospects Of trouble between the
Board of rublic Works and Captain Q. H.
Booth. The Captain owns the land on which
Bowers livery stable stands, at the head Of
Water street. Apartof the stable extends
over on a slip Of ground which was once part
OF o street, but has not been used for that
purpose for third of o century, and Is q
triangular strip without any outlet on the
North. The Board claims It, and MIR.
Campbell proposed TO erect a tool house
upon It Captain Booths lawyer, Mr.. Do
yener, claims that 1t has passed into the
ownership Of the Captain, and will maintain
this position. Mr.. Campbell declared bis in
t~eation to tear down that part OF the stable
on the land In dispute, and Mr.. Dovener
threatened to cause his arrest for trespaSs II
be did 90. The Board will probably institute
q suit to regain possession OF the land, or set.
tie It's rightful ownership.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04
DIR. TepD,.
One OF the Largest Recently Seen In
{. wheeling.

One OF the est Recently Seen In
wheeling.
The funeral OF the late DR.. A. s. Todd took
place yesterday afternoon fiom the family
residence on East Fourteenth street. The
religious services at the house attracted a
number of the prominent professional and
business men of the city, and an unusually
large number OF intimate friend, of the
family followed the remains TO their resting
place In the Peninsula cemetery.
The services were openld by Rev. DR. d.
A. Cunningham, OF the First Presbyterian
Church, with q feryent and appropriate
prayer. Bey. DR.. J. NJ. Mofat, President OF
Washington aud Jefferson College, then de:
liyereda discourse on the exemplary life and
public services OF the deceased. Rev. DR..
w. Il. Cooke, pastor Of the Second Presby.
terrain Church, also led In prayer, and Rev.
Dr.. J. II. Mcclure, pastor Of the U. T. Church,
pronounced the benediction. A qusrtet
composed OF Mrs. Frank Stanton, Miss sophie
Logan, Mr.. Joseph Hall and Mr.. John Mem
del, was also present, and sang ASLEEP in
Jesus" The pall.bearers were DR.. s. l. Jep-
son, DR.. John Frissell, DR.. Bates, ST., DR.. R
W. Hsziett, DR.. Hildreth, Mr.. R. 0rangle,
MI. William Simpson and Mr.. Alexander
Rome
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ApERILOus POSITION.
A Boys unlque Experience aud Marrow
Raennn.

Yesterday about noon a small boy. 4 son OF
John Ball, the Market street looksmith, was
rowing q heavy skiff from the Island 70 the
city wharf, and when near the wharf boat,
the Little Anna started to back out The
wheel struck the skiif, upsetting 1t The
pilot OF the steamboat saw the boy and his
boat but not soon enough to prevent the Ao.
cident. He, however, brought the wheel to
4 dead stand, and the boy, with rare presence
OF mInd, leaped upon one o fthe .buckets" Of
the wheel, where he elung until one Of the
men on the steamboat made bis way back
and helpednthe boy eft He was faint with
fright but strange to say did not get wet
except about ,he feet. Such an escape prob
ably never happened before, and but for the
lads wonderful presence Of mind he would
very quickly have found a watery grave. He
was taken 10 Martins Ferry on the packet,
and brought back on the next trip, when he
was still pale frem his scare. He said with
considerable JUNCTION that be was done fool.
ing with skiffs.
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personal MENTION.
News and Gossip in Reforeaeeto yarlOu
People.

News and Gossip In Refereneeto Various
People.
Judge James Morrow ia, Of FaiFnont Is
In the city.
from Buffalo, MY.
Judge a. B. Fleming, OF FAirmont regis
tered at the McLure House yesterday.
Mr.. Wood Glass and wife left yesterday for
Texas, where they will remain for some tune.
Mr.. j. A. Hunter. the well ksoWn civil en-:
gineer OF the b. so Company, Is at the MO
Lure Houte. =
Col. William Exley returned yesterday
from the East, where be has been enjoying
life for the past ten days
Miss. Bette Mcclure has gone 10 Texas,
where she will remain several months, with
friends aud relatives at Taylor.
Mr.. Keener Delrits is lying very low with
typhoid fever Ut the family residence, on
Market street, Centre Wheeling.
l. Mr.. W. e.. sheib. the musician, returned
Yesterday from the Plltsburgll musical fssti-
val, with which he was very taSoraoly I'M
pressed.
Mrs. Col. David GOF, of Randolph county,
and Mrs. Harmon sinsel, Of Grafton, are
visiting Mrs. II. L.. Butcher, vile OF the State
superintendent OF Free Schools.
1t is reported that Sir. ] T. Simpson. who
recently removed 10 tDa isr WesL fofnlsu an
u~niAvOrAbls impression ot ilIat country upon
his arrival there, ahd vii shortly return,
with his family, aLd aSain lake up LIS resi-
dencs iu this ci y.
Msyor Bob Lyons, II pittsburgh, was In
tho civ l6st tysiiug lie had been down 10
Mouudsyiile ~ s+e III. gas we'll. There save
b..n NO fu,tbef deVrlULm4ntS The gas has
been cundurr d ,hrougi pipes away from the
derrick and IS cunning.
Mn. W. L. sheib will leave shortly for
Cbicsro. where she will sing In n prominent
musical organization. Miss Flora Williams
will accompany her, and will li1ish her mu.
steal education. in Chicago, With q view TO
going upon the lyric stAge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04
HoMEFRoM FoRETaN SHORES.
An Eye witness of the Bombardment OF
Alexandria.

Atexhndrln.
Mr.. N. s. Adams, jr., q quondsm Wheeling
boy, Is now visiting his father, Mr.. Stewart
Adams. who lives in Belmont county, a few
miles north Of St. Ciairsyille. He was In the
city yesterday attending the funeral of DR..
AS. Todd, who vast relative OF his family.
Mr.. Adams reached home this week from a
three-years' cruise In European and African
waters on The U. S. man OF war Neipsic, upon
which he held the position OF clerk to ]. Q.
Barton, Paymaster. The vessel arrived at
New York, February 81, twenty.seven days
out from Lisbon, having made the run by
the Southern passage, q distance OF about
400 miles For q short time Mr.. Adams
was in the hospital, suffering from a throat
trouble arising from the effects OF the change
OF climate. Since that time he has been Ss.
sisting Paymaster Barton In settling up his
accounts. He expects TO remain athome a
few weeks, after which he will probably be
assigned to duty ct one Of the Government
navy yards.
Tue Nsipsic sailed from Norfolk April /,
1880, Capt. Schoonmaker In command. He
wss subsequently succeeded by Capt Fl. B
Seely. The tirst summer was spent In 4
cruise OF the Mediterranean. touching at all
waters were visited, the vessel touching At
Christiana, Stockholm and other ports, and
returning 10 Gravesend In the iall. Last
summer was again spent In the Mediterran.
can. excepting q cruise down the west coast
of Africa rs far Is Mogadore.
At the time Of the bombardment OF Alex.
andria the Netpslc, which was In the Adratic,
was, with all other msn Of war in that part
OF the world, ordered 10 Alexandria,
where icy srriyed on the second day OF the
bombardment. Only twenty-five or thirty
shells were thrown on that day. Mr.. Adams
mentions q very common but false impres.
Iion. which he fnds In this country, that
the British b0mbarded the dty. Only tbe
torts were tised upon and tie native troops
driven FROM them AIabi PaSha gave orders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

CLEVELAND, May IA diabolical attempt
was made g poison the Spence family, Il
Delaware, last evening. The members Of
the family were absent ut the funeral Of the
husband and father, whom an unknown
person put stryohnine In the teakettle.
Tea was made from the water on their re.
turn but bitterness was detected in the
tea by members OF the family, and a physi.
cian sent ior, who discovered s~trychnine
CRYSTALS In the kettle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

At Omaha about 2 o'clock Friday morn.
ing, Frank Musteriok, living near The CITY
limits, drove his wife and children
from the house into the beating
storm, set fire to the dwelling. then
mounted guard with q shot gun and kent
the neighbors at bay until the building was
consumed with ita contents, incnrrine a
loss Of S2,600. Meisterick Is insane. IA
will be taken to an asylum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

OSCAR wnuE's new book, Impressions Of
America" will be eagerly read by all who
assisted to make the poets trip 80 decidedly
pleasant His impression OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is O matter oflittle consequences, as the
public have already pronounced It the reme-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04
A word,io suGerers.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss Of Voice, or any
affection OF the Throat and Lungs, are re.
quested to call at Logan Il Co.'S, Bridge cor.
ner drug store, and get a 10c. Trial Bottle OF
which will convince them Of its wonderful
merits and show what a regular dollar sized
bottle will do. Call early. awF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

EMINENT Dr. J.J. Caldwell, baltimore, Nd,
states: II have used Coldeu's Liquid Bsef
Tonic largely 10 Debility, Febrils and Ner-
yous Diseases, and l nave found " one oil the
most reliable Of nutrient toniCs In use or 70
be found in pharmacy" Take DO othes.l
or Druggists. MwEkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

Go wmRE you will this state Of affairs you
will always Rnd. The e~leanest steamers,
cals, hotels, inns, hospitals and private
houses all use and endorse Hunts insect
Powder. the roach and bedding killer. Price
25cents. Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04
TO THE GROCERY TRADE.

. We NO longer sell Iorlllard's Climax
at 40 cents. since May lst, we offer II al
SO cents, less . per cent. Tor cash. We
carry the largest aud most complete stock
OF Tobaocoes aud groceries In the swift
zerland OF America.
SIMON BAER & SONS,
The Main Street Grocers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

that for pure. sweet Bread, Rolls and Hot
Cakes use vienna formerly Pbenix)
Pressed Yeast. 1t is always ready and never
fails. All first class %rOcers and bakers keep
It. "White Label" None others genuine.
MWkY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

The Elson glass works will resume opera.
tions the first OF the week.

The Elson glass works will resume opera.
tons the first OF the week.
There Is no clue US yet to the parties who
carried off John MGNamara's money.
Marshal Robert Hanson aud Policeman
William Linn made visit to st. olairsville
yesterday.
The Laugilin mill has repaired her broken
roll, aud everything there pursueS the ever
tenor Of its way.
Joseph Roberts, who was taken to his home
yesterday, stood the trip dtst rate, and is i'm
proving as rapidly o. possible.
The Martins Ferry stove works are on
again alter q short stoPPlge on account Of
repairs. They are turning Uutf xcellent work
at this establishment, and are having q pros
porous trade.
The work OF putting down the railroad
switch TO the Buckeye Glass Works Is pro.
greSsirg rapidly AID q few days more will
complete II 10 that point. II piobahly will be
extended TO the union very shortly.
The police gave notice to council at the
last meeting that they could not afford TO
serve longer 81 the present wages paid, eight
dollars per week, aud as all the neighborlng
towns are paying more, they think 1t is no
more than reasonable that they should have
an INCREASE,
John Heheiipg. OF Mt rielsart Ohio, was
in town yesterday exhlbiHnga b%uttou.hole
machine which he bas Just invented. II 10
unique aud docs iS work finely, and can DO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

GENTLEMEN: II you want a new stylish
shoe, call and inspect my stock OF hand.
sewed, buttons and crimped congress before
purchasing, all goods sold at their real value.
L. v. BLOND.
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JuS0ALEE.

Another railroad meeting Is to be held at
New Cumberland tomorrow, and It Is looked
forward TO with much interest In Hancock
county, us 1t Is expected 10 decide whether
there will be q railroad built along the river
through that county or moi.
A new route for the Pittsburgh Southern
Division Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
between Thomas Station aud C~OylsSville. Is
being surveyed This will make the distance
between WaShingto and Pittsburgh, II the
change Is made, o mile and d half longer, but
1t will do away with the short curves which
now cause SO many accidents.
About fifty men are at work opening the
new coal works OF the Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Company, at Henderson station. When
the works get into full blast 1t Is expected
they will employ about four hundred miners,
and that sixty car loads OF coal will be mined
daily. Seventy new houses are in the course
Of construction for the operatives.
Henry Hopkins. a welLtodo farmer who
resides ut or near Boone q. H., was killed a
few days ago at Brownstown by AGAR passing
over his body. 1t appears that Hopkins was
in the baggage car, and when the station was
called he started out, but as there was no
platform to the car, he missed his footing
aud passed between the baggage aud passen.
ger cars-resultilg In his death.
Mrs. Elizabeth q. Beacon, widow Of Rev.
James Beacon, now the matron OF Pennsyl.
yania Reform School, has brought suit in the
Common P cas- Court OF Washington county
against the Pittsburgh, Cinctnuati&s ST. Louis
Rail way Company, claiming IS. 900 damage 5
for personal injuries. The lady alleged tnat
some months ago shO was a passenger on one
OF the CHARTERS trains. and In getting off AZ
Morganzl she fell and had several ribs broken.
che charges that the train did not stop u
sufficient length Of time for her to alight
safely, aud tuat the train hands were negli.
gent and reckless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

CHEArEsr Fashion Magazine in the world,
100 large pages, 4 pages new music, 1000 en-.
cravings each issue; 10 cents per year; single
copies 10 cents. SrRAwBRiDdE d CLoraHg,
EiRhih and Market streets, PHILADELPHIA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

A RnEuxA4Ic old man named Meeker,
Was sick a whole year In Topeeker,
He there would have died,
Bat St Jacobs OIL tried,
II sent him back cured 10 05weeger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

II was 4 wise one that said: Every man
tsoecaSionally what heought TO be perpetual.
iy.T That must be when he Is honest enough
toacknoVledSe the merits OF Dr.. Bull,s Cough
Syrup, the only suleisnEe fol-, coughs and
aoldR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

BEuEs & CcrFER will open this morning an.
other lot Of Jersey suits and Jackets, for chill.
dren, in all sizes and colors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04
Gha ~Qtttdliaeueer
onee. Nos. 40 and ~ Fourteenth street,


Found-A Key.
Palace Refrigerators-Eesbitt & Bro.
Manhanset House.
Desks-G. Mendel & Co.
suntlower Baking Powder.
Particular Mention-Logan & Co.
For Cincinnati-St Lawrence.
New Arrivals-Davison Bros.
Hornbrook's Park at Auction.
DR.. ]. L. smith-Third page.
New Silyerware and Fancy Goods-1. g
Dillon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

LADIES: II you want q nice stylish shoe:
before making your purchases, yon should
cali. and see the Spanish aud Bernhard b at
tons, just received, at L. v. BLoSpS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

EASTERN DRY GooDs s7oRE, Marshall & Co,
lilo Main street Special Bargains for the
week In Parasols and Gloves. Don't buy
until you examine u stock.
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ILLUSTRATED book OF Csge Birds mailed for
8 cent stamp. BiED FooD Co., 237 South
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04

GALL for the "Batnesyille" Flour-kept
only by TArIoR d WRIrE,
No. 1000 Market street,
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HOTEL ARRIyALS.
At. JAMES HOTEL,

D N shInp, shinnston II Long, Baltimore
" Stack, baltimore ALE Ritter, Baltimore
W ] liarrett, Co umbus VIII Telford, Auburn
" Wood, Philadelphia J JtephenSon a W; sFran
W II IIutchlns n, Beall'e DIV Porter, New York
Oh McDonaId, N York Rev. " Webb, Trlhdel'iA
J A Lash, lily J heskett, Pittsburgh
r II Porter, Ifsy r. X CHIN. CITY
All McGreEor, City Dawson, Georgetown
g " McFail. Smi Ferryd WBeAanhAll, PSnnSylIa
All Bond, Brilliant AVK Clrtis, wellShurH..
J L Curtis, WellsbUE NB Alexander, ihilRd'a
+ MetteDbeRer, City Todd, Baltimore
W B Turner, Balelmore y Bachelor, Troy
+ Wheat Altoona AL Cohn. Philadelphia
J G Stone, Detroit @ Pfalngraf, Calais
J palvelI, Gin lunAti JDHulnys TiontstR
RE Hoover 4 ". Pnrk'Ig M Robins, Cambridse
+ Ellis, Zanesyille " dorsey, New York
Mis- Hayden, CharleS'n CEbel. City
F Gaylord. Pennsylvania 7 W Pefham, city
y Carney, Littlet0u JH HAndlan, Guy
CT linsley. New York A BoIen, s.. Louis
A scudder, Randolph Miss Jones. Ohio.
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BABY SHOES for is cents.
Woman's shoes for IS cents.
Misses school shoes for IS cents.
Woman's slippers for % cents.
Mems working shoes for 70 cents.
Mems dress shoes for 81 Is e
Mrs, Langtry shoes for 81 so.
At the Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling.
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GENUINE bargains in boots and shoes Of
every description Offering this week at
~ Y. BDosn's.
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%Thermolneter Record.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at scnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
7A.A. 49, 81. MIN IAN. y a.SF: MIN.
INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, b. O., May 81 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
followed by local rains, southerly winds be-
coming variable, stationary or lower temper
AZURE and generally higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rains, winds mostly
northerly, stationary or higher pressure.
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BRICK
II Dwelling Of 10 rooms, Situated on HoWIrl
street, III Riikwood. TeInS to suit purchaser, IL,
quire Of JAMES DUEuAE, OglGbGy hILCk, bhjge
IoIt. Ohio. mI2
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NOTICE.
.oTl0E no CONTRACTORS.
EXEouToR's NOTICE.

All persons having clAi IS against ,hs ulste Ct
Joshua Rurley. dGctaspi. will present them for ,o.
clement. iteinlzed and duly authenticated, toib,
Executor. address, B!aine 7. o.. Bciaou, COUNTY,
Ohio. JERRY CLsNES+
hpE58 III Cui1t.
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Yesterdays Cincinnati Enquirer contains
tho following: ~. NJ, Marsh, n farmer from
Bellaire, Ohio, was not IS lucky as Nj. But.
Ter, OF Dayton, in M experience he had yes
terday with crooks, for he dropped 1925 at
three card monte IL Harry Dpyalrs saloon
ut Sixth and John streets and didn't get
cent back. Hs made u kick,
aud Officers Bernine and Kidney ar.
rested Charley Stowe and Jim spauldiug, q
couple OF monte men, who hung about Du.
wallis. Marsh identified Stowe as the man
hosteered him and Spaulding as one Of the
men who looked on. The prisoners were
held on suspicion. An order was sent ont to
arrest another local crook who Is known 70
have been present when Marsh was skinned,
and who Is believed to have thrown the
cardS lrs.. ".... ..H
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tuIc1DE At

Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, D. G.
Jewett, ScAfpsn1st, iiylng a. JsGdT, Jefferson on
shooting himself through the head with a
revolver. lie was employed by q contractor
named Taylor, and was working on a build.
ing 10 Freeman's addition. He laid down
his Ratchet with the remark that he was 20.
ing away for a momcnt, bat would return
Immediately. Going back OF the building on
which he was working 10 u hecge fence. he
drew q revolver and discharged the contests
OF the chamber into his lead, 1st above the
left ear. Tie ball Took Il downward course
and lodged above the right eye. He was a son
OF the late Lorenzo Jewett, and was 80 years
of age. He was married aud leaves two chill.
drtn. He was unconoious when found, and
died at 2 O'Clock. lie had been suffering
from mental alteration FOL. several days.
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D0R SALE.
NoR SALE AT a BARGAIN.

FoR SALE.
A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ". Va,
from Wheeling, on a good road, all in Rra1,
mile from school, convenient TO mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit, well
.atered. To be sold In one tract OF in pN.
cells. For further particulars call on or I'd.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., ". Va.
Mention this psrtr. is2tIMN