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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

Door mother, who -E now In Heaven,
and ] give Il to you IS my deiiverer.
He then made 3 motion to leave the
cell, but q shout greeted him and he
was thrust back by his torInentors.
Somemfnutes elapsed before he grasped
their meaning, but little by little the
truth dawned upon him and he fell
back with groan. Touched ut the
sight of such suffering, q soldier, less
hardened than the Others, advanced TO
attempt consolation, but, as he reached
him, fschernysehewsky started up and
had it not been for the assistance OF his
companions the man would have been
murdered. Uttering dreadful cries the
frantic prisoner fought with tooth and
nail, and, with the strength of mad
ness, he almost overpowered the whole
Of them. Heidi not desist until blow
from bsyonet scabbard laid him sense
transported to the infrmary by the
wards, " no said that he hsd maliciously
attempted to kill one Of their number.
On recovering consciousness his mad
ness became apperent, rs he furiously
tore everything. that came under his
hsnda We are glad TO believe that
such tragedies are uncommon, even in
Siberia. This one might have passed
unnoticed, but for the Information Of a
released convict named Spasskoff,
whose story has created quite a senss-
ton in Vienna.
II is not TO be wondered st, therefore,
that Nihilists in search of the liberty
which they must eventually obtain
steadily employ such means "a are the
most dreaded at the coming coronation
of the Emperor. S. MADEIRA.
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PLANTING IN THE MOON.
.higs Harris.

.Tlsigs Harris
''I tell We it's nonsense" said Farmer Bend,
This farmer by books and rules,
At the agriculture schools
Rotation o'crops and analysis!
Talk that 70 young babOOnl
But We needn't be telin' yer science,
For believe In the moon
"If We plant yer corn on the groin moon,
SoaTi ind IL viii bear, and yer wheat will
II It's decent land whereT grown,
But, potatoes, now, are dlnerent thing,
And don't YOU zee you must plant for that
" hen the moon Is on the wane?
$50 in plantin.' and hoein', and haydn time
II IL welt tn have an eye
On the hang Of the moon-ye know &c can
tell
A wet moon from 3 dry,
And as 10 haydn, You wise ones now
Are cuttln' yopr grass too SOON 49,, ,,.
II yon wsntit TO spend, Just wait ill It's
ripe,
And when all the harvest work Is done,
And the butcheUin' times come round,
Though your hogs may be lookin' the very
best,
And as fat rs hogs are found,
You will find your pork will shrtvel and
When il comes on the table a. noon
An fried 10 rags-if 10 wasn't killed
At the right time of the moon.
With the farmers meettns and Oranges
Folks can talk till all Is blue:
Eut don't yop be swollerin' all ye hear.
Tor there amt more'n half ont true,
They The are try ing 70 make me chan sc my plans
shall keep right on in the safe Old way.
| AND work my farm By the moon"
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HouSEKEEPeRS' HELP.

VEAL. STEAK.-Eeal steak in order
TO lie palatS bic must be cooked thor
oughly, no matter how much haste the
cook Is in. This should never be sent
to the table until it is nicely Drowned,
the edges and all. Salt and butter and
a decided sprinkling Of black pepper
are also necessary
ADDITION To SOUP.-A good addi-
ton to soup is made by cutting bread
in little squares and frying them in
butter till they are Drowned on every
side. About three minutes before the
SOUP is taken from the fire add the
bread, SO that il will be favored with
the soup, but will not be soaked 30 Il
will cTumbIe.
SPICE CAKES.-Spice cakes, to serve
with coffee, are made Of one pound OF
sugar, fOnr eggs, one teaspoontul each
of cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg and 8
pinch of pepper. Stir In flour enough
10 make a dough which can be rolled
out; cut out with plain cOokey-cut-
ter. Let them stand for from ten tO
fifteen hours, and then bake.
SCAILOPED LOBSTER -Chopthe meat
of boiled lobster the same as for salad
hutter a dish, put in little lobster, then
some bread crumbs, little pepper and
mace or nutmeg; then more lobster
bread crumbs, pepper and mace. Bake
fifteen minutes; pour out some mayon'
naise dressing OH it, and send imuledi'
ately To the table. Then stir in the
dressing.
BEEF Az GRATING.-1ake cold beef,
either boiled or roasted, and cut it in
thin slices. Grease tin pan with but
ter. dust with bread crumbs, put in q
little chopped parsley, and lay on the
slices Of beef. Put salt, pepper and
parsley on top, dust with bread crumbs,
drop on lemon juice, aud little broth,
inst To cover the bottom OF the pan,
and place ii in the oven. .
BAyARIAS CREAM.-SOak One-hali
box gelatine in one-half cup Of cold
water fifteen OF twenty minutes. Boil
one pint of milk. Beat yolks of foul
eggs, add one-half cup Of sugar and
One-half tablespoonful of salt. Pour
the boiling milk on the eggs, and when
we'll mixed put it back in double boiler
cook about two minutes; add soaked
gelatine; strain into a pan set in ice
| water; add one teaspOonful of vanilla
and one tablespoonful of wine. Chill
and whip one pint of cream. When
stiff enough to drop pour itintO mould!
which have been set in cold water, and
set away to cool.
RID YOUR HOUSE.-TO thoroughly
rid q house OF red and black ants,
| reaches, spiders, bed-bugs and all crawl
ing pests, take two pounds of alum and
dissolve it in three or four quarts Of
boiling water. Let it stand on the fire
till the alum disappears; then apply II
with brush while nearly boiling hot
to every joint and crevica in your clos
cts, betisteads, pantry shelves aud the
like. Brush the crevices in the floor o.
the skirting or mop boards, if you sus
pcct that they bar6Or vermln. Reaches
will fee the paint which has beer
washed in alum water. II, in W Ashin2
3 ceiling, plenty of alum is added tc
the lime, il will also serve to keep in
sccts at a distance.
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The HypOcPite.

No man is born hypocrite. II he
were born with this faculty to dissem-
bic and deceive he would not be hy-
pOcrite. 1t would be his nature, and q
hypocrite Is one who lives what he is
not. His religion is fraud; his busl-
ness is deception; he makes love to q
woman forSelfish purposes, and solemn
IN promises to love her, comfort her,
honor and keep her, in sickness and in
health, when at the same time, he
simply means to use her as q stepping
stone for his own social or business ad-
Yancement.
Look about you and see how many
such there are.
The world is full of them.
The man who begins 10y wrOnging
his wife, if he is not q cOnsummate hy-
pocrite, always enlarges his field and
practices deception upon the world.
After all his fine vows to the woman
who gave up all else for him, and clung
to him with arms of faith, he neglected
her for ''the boys" For the balm of
her breath he gives her the fumes OF
whisky, and, to sum up q long and bit
ter story, she sinks quietly into the
grave with a broken heart. The pitt.
les5 CIOuS tidI ldll upon ueE Coiuu-iiu
are no colder than his heart had been
for her.
Now that his wife has lain down to
that dreamleSS slumber, your nice man
begins to reform. He is seen at church,
and wears a piOus air. He takes great
interest in the cause of religion, and,
being business man, sees money In
it," He goes to church with great reg
ularity, and every days experience con-
vinces him that religion is q good thing.
Hegives a nickel to the poor, announces
in the paper that he gave a dollar, and
thus he lendeth to the Lord. He is OPP
posed to tipping, makes an occasional
ST eech against the accused cup, and,
going home, mixes three-plv tOddy
for his larnyx strained in the cause OF
temperance.
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ron GALE.
SHERIFF,S SALE.
|: Reilly, John II: Hobbs and Henry schmu'
hnnh rs Gnns EcranaRa

II. Reilly, John II. Hobbs and Henry Schmul-
bach vs.. Geof ge Scrsnage.
BY virtus OF distress warrant in the above
enthled cause, issued and 10 me directed, Il have
levied upon the personal property OF defendan,
and will on Saturday, the 2iSt day of April.
1888, com m enctng at . 10 O'Clock A. NJ. At the
~. James Hotel, in the Clty OF Wheeling.
proceed to sell 10 the highest and best bidder
FOR ash. a lot Of household goods, consisting
OF bedsteads, mattresses warirobes, dressing
cases, chairs, stands, tables, sheetings, blan.
kets. camforts, stoves, stoveplpes, curtains,
pitchers. bowls, desks, hnoleun oil cloths
mirrors, china. oneenswsre, glassware, silver
ware. breakfast and dinner table OUTFITS, glass
globes. Iefrigerstors, kitchen Ueasils, Dol
siers, pillows, table cloths, eat pets for rooms,
halls and stAirways, articles pertaining TO q
laundry, Office, barroom and Sashroom, lot
OF trestles and sample boards, one lot Of
WHISTLES. gin. wines snd brandy In broken
packages, barrels. and other Articles too nu.
merons TO mention, being an the personal
etfeces OF George Scrsnage in the ~ James
Hotel. C.P. BROWN,
ApNi g. q y,
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The RELIGION OF THE FUTURE.
what the Coming American Will Hold
AZ the True Belief

From an dddrcSS by james Parton.
The coming man will have theory
of the universe, but his religion will
not. He will regard the subject as
secular. Above all he will insist that
no theory of the universe and no other
conviction of the mind can have in 1t
any moral quality whatever, can be
honorable or odiOus, right or wrong.
The proper religion for an American
citizen il the United States of America
this sublime experiment of freedom
and equality-the best hope of the hui
man race. Let us stand by it and live
for il. To be good AmeriCan-that
will be the coming mans religiOn-aye,
though he may never have had the
privilege of treading these shores; to be
good democrat, loving the fraternM
equality of men; to he good aristocrat,
lord of ourselves alone, servant to all
others; to consume little, bestow much
and waste nothing; to be such an Amer
lean citizen that il every other were to
be the same all would be we'll in Amer
lea.
While life is life, the virtuous portion
of our race will desire and need to act
in concert. Man is small limited
creature, except in his capacity to suffer.
In that every baby is u giant, every
man q colossus. Hence the need of a
religion to warn against the multitudin-
Gus causes of woe, failure and misery.
The future religion will have as many
bells in it as Dante's "InfernO." Every
vice has its peculiar hell; every defect
of character possible perdition. Do
believe in he'll? We are all in hell
now. Are we not every hour expiating
the sins of our ancestors? And do not
most of us 60 on committing sins which
our descendants will have to expiate In
agony and shame? You incontinent,
sensual husbands-you fathers stepped
in tobacco and alcohol and given to
anger, the child you dote upon will
suffer hell for your otfenses when you
are dust. This is the true hell-the only
one that will ever again have power
to frighten or deter intelligent persons.
The sole object of the true and final
religion will be to improve the quality
of human life in this world. The late
lamented and lamentable death OF Bay.
| ard Taylor, just as he was beginning to
live-so bright aspirit, so kind and gen.
erous gentleman-recalled to my re-
collection the long and dreadful cata-
logue Of tragedies of which the editorial
rooms of New York have been the
scene during the last thirty years. How
many men Of power and promise have
persisted before they had reached their
prime! 1t was because they did not
know how to live.
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Tea Drunkard.
Chdnbsrs JoNrnnI.

The term "tea-drunkard" Is known
throughout Russia, and implies, not the
abuse of roJer or any spirit distilled
from the herb, but that the cup which
cheers intoxicates also, If jealousy sd.
be q powerful though fleeting excitant
of the nervous system; and ii the reader
likes to make the experiment, let him
drink a dozen or fifteen cups Of tea Ia
the Russian style-that Is, without
cram or sugar, but favored with a
drop Of lemon juice-in the space Of n
couple of hours, and he may arrive at
the conclusion that there is something
rational about such an epithet as tea
drunkard after al.
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AN ABLY EDITED
FarIneTS'Denartmont

The Wheeling REosrER was founded In
1863, at the time OF the Inauguration OF the
State OF West Virginia. As q part and parcel
Of the new state, closely identified with ia
sure 70 It's advancement, the REQ IsrER shareA
In the Just eIultation with which our people
regard Its bright career. The population o.
most OF the old States. her schools have m ulu.
piled and improved In efficiency, her govern
ment has been well and economically admin
istered. her resources are being developed with
sns1Fy ss sad Se srasth Il.
state the REGISTER has grown, with its do
yelopment the REsIsThR has dsveloped; WIZ
And ~ showing the estimation In which the
paper is held by the citizens OF the state FOR
whose interests II has steadiastly oattieu, Ws
can ay with truth that no other paper Is read
by as many West FlrginiRns. nor does any
diner penetrate every part OF The State ~ IL
goes ,1..,
the advocate OF n broad and liberal policy Ia
the conduct OF public affairs, the extension
and strergthening ~ he free scn2St $500 a,,n1
opment OF It's resources. Its proprietors point
TO It's past ~ an earnest OF its future
The WEEKLY REGISTER is q magnlnoHent'
page. Gi.column papar-pi Ice sl.t' ny NAL
The SUNDAY RfGISTEE IN the same SIZE auo
has already gained Il very large circulation
~ TScDanY REGisrER is printed at $50 per
The Model Map Of Vest Virginia, the
most conn Iete map ever issuea OF the State. In
now ready for delivery-price sl.O.
ANY person rCmittins 10 nv tho subscription
pricc OF either edition OF the paper. add IL
cents thereto Will receive copy "f THIS map
THUS
Weekly Register one year and Map.........sl
sunday Register one year and Map'.."". "
Daily Register one year and Map .:...". !
Daily every day In the year, with Map 81
Your subscr Upton and friendly aid are 70.
spectfuily solicited.
10 get up clubs for the WEEKLY REGISTER. 4
club Of 10 end a Map TO each subscriber VIII
be sent forl 1850, and special premium OF =
copy OF the Taper one year and the MAP, wiz
he sent to the gettar up OF the club.
LEWIS BAKER ~ co.
WHEFLISI w
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LEGAL Notice. Order Of Publication.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. o.
VIM. \. schnell".
W. In cilhbcHD

VIM. 4. schnell.,
W.. In chapcsy.
Louisa bIrksscbcId ri o..
The general OBJECT ~ this suit Il ." obsia
partition among the helm OF 0urnfhef Srhn'
xhafdt and WIibslmiBa chuchardt. desrs~ed.
81 the north ons.ibird Of lot numbsre1 ons
h. l. ndresi and twenty-five, on the east side 81
Market street, bet weeB Tenth and Eleventh
streets, IN said city. and of the south two
thirds Of lot Numbered nifty three In hsp,ibs
and Yor's addition 10 aaId city, and 81 OCT.
tain shares Of the capital stock Of the Wheel.
ing and Belmont Bridge Comp PAW, add ~ 10
Liiizrns' Railway Company, and % APPEAR.
IpV from am anidav nled In the rau~r tbst
the defebdants ChAs. Bob uchardt, WIN. rcha-
chardt. Oihille pchuchardt, trsdefirk kb4e
Hig, ugip x uk uk, Wm. 8ukkuk, Wiihsl'
nina Kuk kuk, August Hchnalis Gls ssisvsU,
Amelia Weryen snd sevsrui chiIdren Sho@
names sre unknown Of . dereassd sisef who's
name II also unknown, Of Dunbar nrhnoh-
ardt, deceased, arc not residents Of the ststs
Of Wet Virginia Il n nov ordsrsd that ssn
no u rec dent de- eudanh DO appee ~ The Daat
RuIs d. g. ON the ftth dag OF Nay. ibo, ~
either ofths two following days. and % what
il necessary 70 protect their Interests In ths
suiL
,ien.d my name n CLERK Of AAid coun this
Ilih day a. Aprii. lsss. 81 pril kui<s. iso in
The ierkl once OF said court.
Tcsts; TAOMAs n. DARRAH.
Cieri Of tbs Nunioip pal Court Of whss.tag.
JOrdsn and RaASll, attorneys Tor 0sn eaNs-
anita spIsosvt
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is thu
prescription OF one of the best female ply
sicisns snd nurses in the United Sstes, snC
hiss been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions OF mothers TO
their children. II relieves the child from
pain. cures dysentery spd disTrhosa ccip
;rE in ~. h,seis sd Vini collie. BY civ
,rs health 20 toe cbrId sliryes tie mother
fIiCe IS cents hCNle.
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To Fry HALIEUT.-To fry halibut
successfully, first fry a few slices Of salt
pork. To the fat obtained from the
pork add enough lard so that slices Of
fish will at least be buried in it. Dip
the slices of fish in fipe Indian meal
before frying. Have vle fat hot, bat let
the fish cook slowly at first, SO that it
will be done through, then it is sa easy
matter 20 give tn, outside the delicate
brown lonsed f0z by the epicure,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE..

A LII PERSONS With WROx Lsfr
n Isnks WsN plcise return theut b? ih,'
18th dsy of Arm. or will I've coufrei.ed tv
MAJ . ortnrn tor them &c oaiiaY 10 is~. a,r6
any No non fall ov refuse 10 deliver ts,d ne
turn be Al all for st not les tnan ten NOT
more tnan one husired dslsr~. The return
County Couri, or al MY oftise. No l:io Chsp
line street. II. IN rhlEdtN
.,Ts assessor City Dtstr.ct.'
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I Cpficura ResolseDt, the new blood
parifi. internally, and Cutieurn and
t'utieura Soap, the great skin enres,
externally. clear complexion, clean -
The Skin and Scalp, and purify the BLOC
OF every species of Itching, Scaly, PlmRty
Scrofulous, n ercurisl, and Cancerous hu
mors, Sores, Ulcers, Sw6llingS, TumorS Ao-
scesSes. Blood Posons. Scurvy. Salt Rheum,
Eyysipelss. and all other Torturing Distfgura-
ttnDE, Skin BleniShes ana Bumors OF Chfld.
hood, when physicians, hospitals, ana all
other means fail.
C1ticura ResoIvent operates with en-.
ergy upon the bowels, liver, kidneys, and
pores of the SIX In, purifying the system OF al
humors and diseases arising from impure
blood, inherited weaknesses, and meicurlal
pOisons.
Cutieara, q medicinal jelly. clears OF all
external evidence OF blood, skin, aud scalp
hUmors, eats away dead skin and flesh. ln-
stanuy Allays itchings and irritations, SOFT
ems. EoOthes, and heals. Worth Its weight In
gold for any itching humor, itching piles, and
delicate irritations OF either sex.
CuticuFa Soap. fragrant with de-
liclous flower odors and healing baisams,
contains in modified form all the virtues OF
CUrICCRA. and Is indis pensahle in treating
skin diseases, infantile and birth hulnors,
rough. chapped. or greasy skin, blackheaos
and SIX IN blemishes, and IL an exquisite sktn
BeRutifier.
The CuTIAURA REMEDIES are the only real
curatives for diseases of the skin, scalp, and
blood, and may he used from infancy To Old
age. Price. CUTICCRA RELoLYEST, III per Dot
lie. CUTICURA, 20 cts. per box; large Doxes.
mo SOAP, Is cts Sold by all dealers.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL 70, BOSTON.
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mopDl1TsRsi


SeesSeo oNGI - -
They are coopounAsA fron Hops, Mali,
Bnehu. Mandrake and Dsndslion-ths oldsse,
best and moss valuAbls nsdiolnn In the vorid
and contain all the bat and most curative
properties OF al other remedies, bSanG The
yreaiest Rioed Purinse. Liver Rsgslasor and
Life end Health Restoring Agent on earth.
No disease or i'll health can possibly exist
where these Bitters arc used, 20 varied ai,d
perfect are their op0eattooa :
They give new LIE end vtOnP 70 the aeed ana
tnnrD. To aN whose enptoy0sAts causs N,
regularity Of the bowels or urinary orEAna, o.
Who require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild
8 inuiAnt Hop Bttters are invala able, helnS
highly curative, tonic and stimulating. WIN.
out intoxicH-tnG.
No matter what Jour feelings OF ~ ptoms
are what the disease or Ailnent IL, NE Hon
RtttrA lon1 wait Until you are Sick, but n
you only feel bad or miserable. Ne Hop B!t-
Less al ooee. II may AVE your life. Han.
4 rets have been saved by 90 doing. Flvs
HUNDRED COLLAR will be psid for q case VI ~
Will not cure or help.
Do not suffer OF let your fri nds sufer. but
use and uFE u en- 70 use Hep biieoR
Remember, Hop Bttters = Lo vile. drugy~d.
drunken nostrun. but the Purest and Best
II e,hc fpe ever made; the "inyalsds Friend
nj "a HOPE" aud no perAcu of family ahouid
Ia, without them. Try the Batiers to-day.
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NorL-Trains leaving Bollairs at $50 q. IN.
and 100 p. m. connect at Yellow Greek foI
Cleveland. AL trains daily except sunday,
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh. Pa.
F.. A. FORD, GEM Pass. a Tit. Agt.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.

1867 Prizes amounting
Applicstion for rates 10 clnbs should Dc
n sde only 20 the once OF the Company In
New Orleans.
inc fnj address, Send orders by Express,
ResistsTed Letter or Money order, addrsssed
only TO n: - D.,S.n. - a,
N, A. DAUPHIN. co Seventh St, Washins'
N Pin the Extraordinary Semi Annual
Drawing OF next Juno the Capital me VIZ
10 tl5o0oa
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sDalI{ excePt bonoAy.
Nos. q and , stop a N stations
100UIn UArR-
BELLAiRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOM-

BELLAARE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOM-
NOTATION
Leaves Bellalre ~ S:D q M. and 30 p. M
daily except Sunday.
b q. sleeping Cars ON AL through uanS
and Southwest, North md North w., making
this adesirAbls route for eolonists and persons
moving to the greet West, and 70 whom pArn-
cular attention v Owen.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BAL61.
MORE DIvBlON.
Leavs Wheeling. so Q. m, - and 80 p. n.
No trains run on this division on Sunday.
Tickets 70 all principal points on sale 81 dspot
Sleeping Car accommodations can be secur
cd at depot tick ct once.
THOS. II. 3. HAASE. Ticket Agt.
JOHN T. LANE, 1rav. Pass. Agt
W. II. CLEMENTS, II. OF Z.
RI. pEykIEH, 0sn1 AGENT Wheeling.
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WHEELISi w

The public IL requested carefully TO notice
the new and enlarged Scheme TO be drawn
Monthly.
nsCAPITAL PRIZE. s76, OOO.Is
Tickets only g.. Shares ia proportion.
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TN THE COUNTY COURT OF ONO
MISTER OF the prnt,ptc Of tho Last will aud
testament Of nr. Gunihcr Shurharit, deed.
The object Of the petition filed In this mat.
ter !. to have admitted to probate paper
Whiting purporIIng to IL, the last viii sud
Testament 81 nr. Gunthrr SchuchSrit. decd.
bearing date the 18th day Of January. A. ID:
lsAi And IL appearing from an ainiANit hled
with me In MY Office, that Louisa plckeshsid.
Frederick schuchRrdt: Otto Schuchhrdl; hse-
mHn rchurhRrut ano Guuth"r schucn ardt,
~ ms of Herman Srhuchar'it, dsceased, aud
several minor children Of said Herman scho-
chartIt, deceased, wro-r names and prsctsc
age are uDknown: M"TItI schucbsuit an .
child Whos., maine ana nga ARE unknoWn OF
Mn. NcrRRn, deceased; also several children
wnu<. IN mes md ages are unk now %. OF az
other decsBsed sister 81 1unthsr rchuchardt,
deceased, Whose name IL also unknown, .
August Schnrlle Flea Si"vrrs, -~derck
ItodeVig. Augu I knkkuk, william Lukknk
and " illelmIna kukkuk. chIldfcn Ot Hen.
rIotta EukLuk. deceased Henry Fr,-irriek
nroete and Augusta Trnudi. children NJ
Johanna DrOst., deceased. ar" non residents
of this State, nor found therein. II IL ordefed
That they do appear AT my once In the city
Of Wheeling. IN the county and tists Afnre-
laid on the 18th day 81 April, \. ID, issi. ~ u
o'clock A. ~. aud do what II NECESSARY W pro-
t.rt their interest In the Naif matter.
GEOkjE HOOK,
clerk or the Comfy COurt OF tsid county'
L. \. Jordan and ". N. Russell. attorneys
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