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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
0NEHUNDRED IL TuE SHADE.
The fourth Takes the Lead a. the Hot.
iest on Record.

iest on ecO
Yesterday wore the ]buttonhole bo1uet
as the very warmest of the season. II was
boiling, swe!tering hot. Early in the
morning the sun smiled down from a
cloudless sky with q fervor that sent the
mercury dancing upward 10 the thermo-
meter and made the ground fairly simmer
with the heat By 10 o'clock the thermo-
meter had marked 80, which is almost I'M
preCedented, and an hour later it had scared
up to an even hUndrei and the heat Of the
day was yet to come. What might have been
cannot De told, but toward noon the sky
became hecked with small clouds and q
gentle zephyr sighed through the air, But
for this proyidential intervention. the mer.
curry might have registered los. BIT it
was quite warm enough, thank you, and
an average of 100 in the shade is as much
as one wants. At Schnepi's drug store,
which IS notably cool. the register was -,
but n many points on Market street as
high as lO2 was shown. From IL O'Clock
until nearly four, the temperature did not
vary a degree, but chung with the ~teuacity
OF q visiting poor relation. Toward even.
ing the wind changed aud brought cooler
weather, but at : o'clock. the mercury
marked 81 TO %, which is remarkably
warm.
But throughout this heat, which made
the air like hot soup, there was not a single
sunstroke. This is worthy OF aote. Over
the country are reports of numerous fatal
cases OF sunstroke at a % temperature, but
Wheeling, at 100 in the shade, gets OF Scot,
free. So the law OF compensation brings
some good after sll.
The darkness brought little relief. The
night was swelteringly hot and perspir-
ing humanity tossed in its bed fghtiug
for sleep. The breeze fell and q stiding
sultrineSs succeeded it. It was only toward
morning, when the mercury fell into the
lower eighties, that life became even en-.
durable,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
MADE NAN OF HIM.

Mr.. c. o. Wheeler, No. % Austin street,
Cambr;dgeport. Mass. makes the following
remarkable statement On April ~, lSs4 he
writes as follows: II have been troubaed With
kidney disease for nearly twenty years, Havs
suffered al times with terrible palms In my
back and limbs. I used many medicines, but
found nothing reached my case until I took
Hunts Remedy. I purchased a bottis Of A.
P. ellison. go Tremonts i let, Boston. and b.
fore 1 had used this one bottle I found RELIEF.
and continuing its use, my pains and weak
ness all disappeared, and I feel like q new
man, with new life and vigor. HuHtsRsAedy
did wonders for me, and I have no hssitancy
in recommending it TO all afflicted with
kidney or liver diseases. as Am positive that
by its use they will find immediate relief.
You may use this letter n any way you
choose. so that the people may know OF a
sure medicine for the cure Of all diseases OF
kidneys ami liver"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
YnNCEY'S
III Assauiting an Aged Lady-General
Ben wood News,

Ben wood New,
II was rumored throughout the limits Of
Il city last night that Capt. Joe iancey
had murdered his step mother whilst un.
der the influence of the ardent. 1t caused
considerable excitement for awhile. Your
reporter learned the true facts this morn.
ing from a near neighbor OF Iancey, which
ere as follows: Capt. Iancey had been
over to Bellaire on this day, and having
INDUCED pretty freely in that which inc.
briates, went home and assaulted his step.
mother, an aged lady of nearly 80 years,
injuries are in no sense dangerous, the Cap
tain will be up to ans wer the charge before
Esq. Peliy to-day when further develop.
ments may be looked for.
The Fourth has come and gone withou
anything of special occurrence to note.
A great many of our citizens attended
the temperance meeting at Moundsville.
Our pleasant friend Mr.. Thomas B. Viii.
liams and lady, intend doing the Buffalo
and Niagara excursion with the Mpnner.
Choir Singing Society of your city.
Our genial friend David Evans is happy.
Its a boy OF five pounds weight.
We were mistaken yesterday in the
statement that the factory would be of the
remainder the week, as we nave learned
that operations will resume this morning
in every department Of the works.
A small audience on the ferry boat were
treated to a first.class spread eagle Fourth
of July Grafton yesterday, by the innimiti-
bic and only original Jesse Prindle. 1t was
rich.
The progressive spirit OF the present age
has ruled the small boy out. 1t costs the
small sum Of 81 so for n OF them to dis
play his youthful patriotism in celebrating
our natal day, with fire crackers. over in
our neighboriDg city Of Bellaire.
Benwood, since its assumption OF the
airs and responsibilities of a city, has
awakened from the lethargy and Rip Van
Winkleism which has hung over US so
long. Our citizens seem imbued With new
life and spirit, as the march of improve
ment is to be seen On every hand, and
with the completion of the road leading to
your city, which is being pushed forward
by the contractors with all possible speed,
Benwood will be quite an attractive place
for suburban residences.
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STUMBLING THE CHANGERS.
How LIghtning.ROd Men Worked
Way Farmers.

several fancy swindlers have been vic
,imizing the farmers OF Waynesburg in the
old, old way. A dispatch from there says:
Two well-dreSsed, gentlemanly-looking
men drove into this place on the 18th OF
June and stopped at the Downey House,
registering as J. T. Johnson and Z. Strass,
Fort Wayne, Ind. The following day e.
Haub and wife, Fort Wayne, Ind came to
town and also put up at the Downey
House, and proved TO be a part OF the COM
psny that had arrived the day previous.
several trips were made to the u
Try by Johnson and Strass, and in the
meantime q two-horse wagon, the body
Of which was covered with canvas, the
shape and makeup leading the Boys TO
readily mistake il for the bill wagon OF a
circus and menagerie, drove into town. Ga
the seat were two men and 4 woman, and
all stopped at the Downey House, The
driver registering as B. +. Phillips, Fort
Wayne, Ind, but the other man, who
called the woman his wife, didn't put his
autograph 10 the register. The canvas.
covered wagon turned out 10 be 4 light.
ming rod deposit, and If there was any ad.
yertisement about il to indicate its charaC-
ter il was nicely concealed by the closely
lifting canvas around its body.
These men-Johnson, Strass K Co.-with
the fair looking damsels thrown in Just 10
make il interesting, were hrst-Class swim
oilers Of the lightning rod stamp, and the
thieying scoundrels operated in the vicin-
i.y of Waynesburg for ten days or two
weeks and roped in quite number. The
mode of operation was for the advance
guard TO ride out among the farmers and
negotiate the sale and erection of lightning
rods on buildings, and A. many people
are always anxious 10 get something
for nothing, and a these lightning
rods were dirt cheap. only 81 10 the
building, or any amount sufficient to Sc
cure the farmers name to Il contract stat.
ing that they intended the sale OF rods
merely rs an advertisement 10 their busi.
ness, and next year they expected TO maze
il pay. Alter the farmer signed his name
to an agreement 10 take = cheap rod and a
bogus ire insurance on the buildings
thrown IN. BY n little thimbie rigging by
The nice lightning god !uaG the agreement
turned GU TO he IN suth0ri;cd statement
OF sale certified TO by the farmer. The
nsmes OF u few of the swiudied persons
are Jonathan Jewell, OF Castle Run, yhO
was euChered 10 the amount OF. $lS9:
David Buchanan. OF Morris township, Sl5i:
PIririne Hart, of franklin township. $3.50.
Andrew Hughes, OF Washington town
ship, was also taken in on q lightning rod,
and, finding BY the time the wagon men
Cams round 10 put Up the rods that he was
sold, refused 10 have the rods put on hts
buildings, but the men claimed they had
his name TO an agreement, and it would
be all the same, rod or no rod. He then
proposed a compromise and got the
strangers down TO S25, which he paid. J.
VI Scott was taken in for about the same
amount as those above mentioned. There
seems to be some ingenuity contrived TO
swindle in the agreement which the farm.
er was required to sign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
POLICE REPORT ron JUSE.
Number and Cauaes Of AFrests-ReVe-
nue From Fines.

Number and Caases Of AFrests-Beve.
nue. From Finea.
The following is the police report for the
month Of June:
Arrests-Benpett, d; Sylvis, ]; Dunlap,
%; Jenkins. &c; Fugste, u; Morris, II;
Belville, I; Freboit, Il; Barum, Is; Will
liams, II; Nolte, 5; Rsdford, q; Combs, ID;
Kennedy, s; Liston, 5; Bird, Il; Private
Watchman Butler. l. Total, 1888.
FlSAHCIAL-Fines assessed, 1911; ines
paid, $40; fines unpaid, $277; lookup
fees, sS5. 40; sergeant's fees, $l66.50; com.
mitments issued, ~; clerks fees, 1901:
Total, 81, 261. 80. Collected from month OF
May, S6l. Full amount turned over o the
City Receiver, 81, 3d.. 80; making q revenue
of S347. 10 to the city over and above the
officers salaries.
Causes of arrest-Druuks, 81; disorder
lies, rs; selling liquor IN Sunday, o; keep
ing houses OF i'll fame, 4; prostitution, IL;
losing in house of i'll fame, 6; assault and
battery, 8: violating rules of Board Of
Public Works, 5; carrying concealed
weapons, 1 abusive language, 6; exposure
of person, .; rules issued by court, 4;
vagrancy, l3; peddling without license, |;
dumping night soil north Of Forty-eighth
street, 4; sleeping in market house, );
total, ISIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
A~,fRiaarfUL OfxTHs
To the Pavement Below 4 Distance OF
Thidy-eise Feet. and Is In
stanty Killed.

Wiuisnf Wilson, who W. the foreman q
Taney's hoax bindery, met his death In 2
most horrible, manner this morning ats
o'clock. Frou. what could be cleaned 1t
the very late h ,ur, it appears that be had
been sitting n . window in his room,
which il in the u bird story Of the building
at the southeast corner Of Sixteenth and
Market, fronting on the latter street, and
in some way lost his balance and fell to
the sidewalk besu~. fr~acturing his skull,
and producing inet.n. taneous death.
Perry Tracy, ths ma 'ht Waterman, says
Be was standing 50 Ii e opposite corner
and about 3 O'CLOCK; be heard . u thud'
and walking over in esnl 'any With . young
man, whose name b cou I'd not remember,
found the man with 70 apparel on but o
night shirt spparestly s'ead. He says
further than this be ksew1 nothing OF the
sad affair, and could slssn % further infor'
nation.
Mr.. Cook, who ha, been 70 omins With
Wilson the past few nishtA was seer BY
the REGISTER, but he could noth upart any.
thing more than Officer Tracy said, eK.
cept that the first tn ing he
knew Of the occurrence was when
he was awakened and told Of the horrible
affair. He said that he had got up and
gone out of the room for some purpoa e but
could not state the time, and further than
that he knew nothing.
The window fronting on Market stnst,
in Mr.. Wilson's room, is said 70 Be low,
and it may be possible that he was sit.
ting by the window to catch the cool
breez re, fell asleep. and in that manner fell
out of the window. The distance from the
window, from whence he fell to the ground
is about thirty.ive feet.
Coroner Schultze arrived about 4 q o'clock
and wilson's body was taken to Msndels
undertaking establishment, where the in
quest will be held.
His home is in Cleveland.
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CAranr ~ m WHEEL.
pfathsn Kahn's NsSf0N EsesDe FroN
Horrible D0sth. N

nathan Rahnb MaRf09 kecsRe HF0"S
Horrible D0eth. N
Yesterday morning, On the Psrkersonrg
packet Diurnal, an accidestoocurred which
Just missed being. . borsdble fatality.
Nathan Kuhn, striker on the bost was
serving watch with Engineer Jim Hall,
and was attending his duty d examining
the wheel. He had been % oue side and
crossed to the Other, and Hall ~ under
the impression he had finished -Accofd-
ingly. he let OF steam and ~ Poo-
derous wheel began its revoRutions.
Kuhn was ut that moment Climb
ing on the spindle and muHs a
jump to get ont. He got - far ~ the
crank, where he wAs caught between il q
the stanchion and given Q terrific squeeze;
He then managed to extficate himself M
his situation was discovered He was -
moved to bis home in North wheeling anS
DR.. Harvey called to attend him. No bones
were broken, but he was badly bruises
about the hips and shoulders and com
planned of a great deal Of pain. His inlu.
ries, while they may confine him to the
house for some time, are not dangerous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
rAuANpRANCY.
Minor city New and Pertinent raik
and C0mmeAG

and CsmmeaG
IT was q fierce, fiery Fourth.
Is THIS Monday or Thursday
No, Ethel, there was no church yester-
day.
TIE city sxodustsd very generally to the
country yesterday.
LET q Wheeling hat be tossed up. Wheel
ing has won q race abroad.
ONLY the open saloons and billiard rooms
marred the Sunday aspect OF the city yes
terday.
BANKS, county and city offices, the State
House and most business houses closed
down yesterday,
Ed. CONES and q man named McDonough
were arrested, yesterday morning. At an
early hour, by Officer Junkins, for lighting
in Gundling's saloon.
HAVING plead in vain, Dellaire council
will take action to prevent the dumping OF
Wheeling filth into the water. A sober
delegation this time, please.
C. SCHANBRA, the Main street tailor, was
thrown from his horse yesterday evening
on Virginia street, Island. His bruises
were painful, but not serious.
A NAN giving the name of Nick Lash,
was arrested by officer Dunlap and Special
NulullIkF " lCNAACSoAy AAb
on North Main street, last night.
On Tuesday night, while responding to
the alarm, the Hook and Ladder lost q hub
brass. The. finder will confer a favor to
the boys by returning the same to the
house.
The new railroad bridge at Elm Grove
has been completed under the skillful
MANAGEMENT of Capt. Haskins and Smith
Hamilton, boss carpenters on the b. Il D.
r. b. IL is a good job Of work.
YESTERDAY afternoon an impudent gamin
threw a fire cracker into the parlor window
OF a residence on Twenty second street,
injuring a new carpet. The owner chased,
caught and gave him the spanking he
richly deserved.
A CARAVAN of six cars going east on the
Elm Grove road on Sixteenth street, last
evening, met q detachment of two going
west, with right Of way. The passage was
made. but it was accompanied by grum-
bling of passengers and curses OF drivers.
SHORTLY after 1 o'clock, yesterday after
noon, an alarm Of fire sent the department
scurryipg to the Island. The fire, which
was quite q mild blaze, was at the residence
OF Mr.. A. +. Smith. AT No. A South Penn
street. The ubiquitous young American
bad thrown a cracker into the yard and a
spark caught some dry mating hanging
on a line and fired it. The incipient blaze
was extinguished before the department
unlimbered, though good time was made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05

WHAT will Browns Iron Bitters cures
II will cure Heart Disease, Paralysis, Drop
sy, Kidney Disease, Consumption, Dyeptp.
sia, Rheumatism and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power 10 amply be.
cause II purifes and enriches the blood,
thus beginning at the foundation and by
building up the system. drives out all dis.
ease. For the peculiar troubles TO which
ladies are subject, II is invaluable: 1t Is
the only preparation Of iron that does not
coIor tie teeth ar cause headache,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
A Rum on q Drug store

Never was such rush made for any drug
store as is now at Logan & CO. 8, Bridge
Corner. for q Trial Bottle Of Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoa-Seness, Severe Coughs, OF
any affection of the Throat aud Lungs, can
get a Trial Bottle Of this great remedy, l0c.
by calling at above Drug Store. Regular
size, 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
WATER WAIFS.
Personal and General News from the
River Bank.

EVANSVILLE, July 4.-River ~ feet and
falling. Hottest day of the season. Mer-
curry 80. Clear.
CiScINNATI,Ju t.-River II feet 6inches
and falling. Weather fair and hot.
LOUISVILLE. July 4.-River stationary
with : feet Q inches in the canal and > feet
6 inches on the falls.
CAIRO, LIS, July i.-River 81 feet :
inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 85o.
MEMPHIS, July 4-River falling. Wealth
or clear n warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 5.-l:SO \.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
party cloudy weather, local rains, south.
east to southwest winds, no change in
temperature stationary or lower barometer.
Fur the Lower Lake Region light rains,
partly cloudy weather, southeast to south.
west winds, stationary or slight rise in ba-
romatar Slivhfly coolar vaakar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05

LosxRs Of Ice cream will be benefited by
calling on Mrs. Siegenfelder at 66 Twelfth
street, for the best ice cream in the city.
Our ice cream is made from pure cream 7.
2. Phillips Jersey cows, and is strickly
first class. No adulteration. Wholesale
and retail. Orders by telephone will re-
ceive prompt attention. Goods deliyerer
free OF charge to all parts Of the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
m nt,t,set Atterney 6,esks

Col. II. Walters, u. 8 District Attsrney,
Kansas 0ity, No., authorizes the following
statement: "Samaritan Eervine cured my
neice OF spasms." Get at druggists. $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
Mother DOn'lKnoW

How many children are punished for be-
ing uncouth, wilfull, and Indifferent to in
structions or rewards simply because they
are ont Of healthi An intelligent lady said
know that if they would give the little
ones moderate doses Of Hop Bitters for two
or three weeks, the chiltren you'd be al .
parent could desire"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
MbesliRs Rssister
TUESDAY, JULY !, 1883.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Great Sale OF Dress Goods-Geo K. Tay.
Tor.
We Come to Siay-Steamer Ohio.
Sot.ce-Frank NJ. stephens.
Lecture By Mrs. j. Ellen Foster-ILocal
Page
P~resents-A. \. Franzheim.
Fine Watches-L. @. Dillon.
RefrigeratorS-G W. JohnSon's sons.
Chamber Suits-G. Mendel & Co.
Fly BrusheS-E. L. Nicoll.
Importantly. l.. Wilson.
Nobby N~eckwear--G. c. Mofatt & Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. X. List.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05

RRAFT'S DIARRHEA COM
POUND. III you are suffering
from the effects of imprudence
In eating or drinking, or the
effects OF the intense heat,
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
will afford immediate relief and
will cure the dis Ease. In use for
more than twenty years. No
cure, no pay. All druggists sell it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
EXcursiOn.

On the Chicago excursion. via. B. & O.,
July 10th, parties can go through from
wheeling to Chicago without change OF
cars, as a through coach will leave Wheel.
ing via B. & o. st 2:15 Pm. arriving at
Shicsso al s:S 4. y. 500 round trip.
Tickets good for 10 days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05

The annual cheap excursion to Chicago
via the Pan Handle Route will be run on
Tuesday, July 10th, 1888. Tickets good to
return until July Goth, 1888. inclusive. The
rates will be so low that you can't afford to
stay at home. Don't miss it. For time
table of excursion trains, rates Of fare End
other information. apply to any agent Of
the company.
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PERSONAL
Fresh Gossip OF the Doing or vari
PPPs0na-

Persons
Col. Sterling returned TO the city yester.
day.
VS.. Wiley, OF New Msrtinsville, spent
the Fourth in the city.
j. N. Todd, Jr., is back among his Wheel
ing friends for q visit.
Miss Emma Ais. OF ParkersbUrg. is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ross. of Market straat-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
Why bic 70 q summer resort
nA. nNand a ffx WAA

When you have not far 70 sock
For that which brings al o.
And celors the face grown pale. .
The standard brew, without alloy.
Which Is known as Smi.h's Cream Ale.
Coed health Is Gods best gift to man.
Good sense the next;
Bat IL Of both you would avail.
Drink daily Smiths Superb Cream Ale,
And use this for o text:
When pleasure and true duty md
BRIGHT ambient beads their links 10 bind
Expect the best effecfs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05
An Answer Waute

Can any n bring Us a case of Kidney
d Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not. as thousands of cases already per
msnently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Brisht's Disease. Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cures.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels
and set directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at soc a
bottle BY Logan Co, Bridge Corner Drug
Store.
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HOME TEsTrMoN'

MTssRs. Il. A. McCABEA Co.-Genth"sH
affords us teat pleasure 10 testify To the
pensr merits Of your 'kraits Diarrh
Compound" ~ 2 safe aud reliable
preparation Of which we have any kno{
edge. In the cure Of the disease" for whicf
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J. Campbell. Alexander Bone. M. Brin<<
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Hundreds Of certificates could b. Ptj
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infants Il 10 yet eli powerful In curing
most obstinate and chronic cases OF d.
rbma and dysentery Ia the old. We
you, having unaltefahle faith In its sthesd
TO try Il. II II no quack remedy, but
genuine preparation that hes true virs
Missionary Thoburn writes:
NoRApABAp, y. W. IsaL
Q c wish You would ssud 70 49,
Rooms No. 30 Mulberry stresh New fS1er
three or foar doeen eottles d KATIE ~
rhos COMPOUND" It's The o.. thins IL
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From 0rssniand,a tcI. nQuntsinI&.Ap
dis's coral strands there 10 10 fsnsdIs
deserving, W. think, Of being u esw
homo. The saying 10 old,iashionsd, ~
true, bot mo fanlly should Be Vithss
IT,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-05

TOMNIssfONERB SALE or vALU.
~ able South WhesunG DWELLING Houses,
knoNn ~ Hobbs HOWAN d.
John d. Hobbs and win,
Charles w. Bsoekunlsr. Trustee. aAd otners,
In Chanosry,
In OF decree In thS above g.
tilted cause, made by The Municipal Court Of
WheolinR on the 9Th DAY Of yune, LB9a, / sheli,
as special comm fMtonsf appolnSed thefeSy,
proceed % soil At public auction at tbs ffont
doorof The Court HoasS OF Ohio county. In
the city Of Wheeling. on
Monday, TIE Sth Boy - IaaT, 1sk3,
Bexnninz at 10 O'Clock Q. -, los numecred
even ~ and eight tl,in square -; also loo
thirteen ca and fourteen u4 In squafs p,in
the Eighth ward q the city OF wheeling. %
lots Z 8 ere ere0led az thaeeAtoey or1ok
DWELLING houses and % - N II aK two.
story brfek dwelling houseA.
Terms Of SaN-0oe third, q - naeA
more Of the parchass money - The pnechaAor
or DC rchAsefs may esaet - SAy,e aeh, . ~
restdus ! n two qua payments In AZ ana
twelve months iron day Of sale. Win hteg.
en- from day Of sale, for credit n1tllAeoo.
bond With good persooAiNcurfty " b 0vea
by The purchaser or uHehaoerk ana D tue
20 he retained Until b further order q II
Court. AAA
Iso certify that bond ana security have
been ziveu IN the sboye entitled eauoe - ~
A. ]. Clarke, special conDtsstoo1e - -
uuired by law. THOMAS y. DAnRAH,
Ciak Of the Nom ipal Court Of wheeling
JG HERvEY, AuctDonser. tyA