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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-06

Yesterday afternoon. at Q O'Clock, Miss
Jspnis. daughter OF Councilman Jacob Hull
was married 10 Mr.. William Wilson, one Of
Pittsbureh's prominent young business men,
son Of Col, Frederick Wilson, the large Goa
operator. The wedding was a very 9uiat q
fsir. Inc ceremony. as performed by Rev. Dr.
Cook. OF the Second Pfesby terrain church, be:
ine witnessed BY only the relatives OF both
parties aud 0 few OF Miss HulFs particHlaI
isdv frienda, Thp ceremony was performed
in the parlor Of Mr.. HulPs residence, on
Chspllne street. Just below Eleventh. where
MI. and Mrs. Wilson remained until i wa
time 10 leave on the Az p, G. 4 St. L.
trnin. receiving congratulations and good
wishes. The presents were numerous. Mis-
aulliS departure from the city will be regret
lad by 4 lsI7e circle OF friends, by whom she
was esteemed and admired very much.
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RELLAIRE.
Minor Matters OF Interest In the Glass
div

Minor Matters OF Interest In the Glass
City.
Miss Annie Hoge Is home from visit 10
friends in Pennsylvania.
Quite number will so from Bellaire to the
81. Clairyiile Fair to-day and tomorrow.
Two hundred and fifty children turned out
yesterday morning At the commencement Of
the Catholic schools.
The Baltimore q Ohio railroad company
has It's surveyors again At work running q
line up along the river bsak OF the city.
The Echo Literary Society, as reorganized
for the coming winter, has elected the follow.
ing officers: President, Minnie Marsh; Sec.
rotary, Lille Elton; Treasurer, Lizzie Piper
critics, Lou Battelle and Charles Hamilton
The new pumps for the City Water Work,
are 10 be capable OF pumping 100000 gal!
Ions OF water into the reservoir every TWEEN.
ty-four hours. The well Is now about finish
Ell, Of massive stone work very carefully built
and Is sixteen by twenty.four feet inside.
The Second Ward Is putting up many new
houses OF better kind than the average, ant
II Is noticeable that they are all being put ~
hiRh, prepared for filing in. The Belmont
street crossing over the B. Il o. tracks hal
got To come, and these builders see II; but II
may be made on the level OF the tracks, In
stead Of by the bridge to which SO much op
position has been made.
The race which II was proposed to have By
the three contestants In Saturdays blind.folC
race, may not take place. as the winner, Johr
Hughes, claims he won the race fairly. He
claims that Mr.. Adams, the referee, said tC
him after he had landed at Benwood that the
race aud the money were his, and that Mr.
McDermott confirmed this; but, that after
wards the idea was advanced that he was led
over by He'll In his scun.
The City Council and the Water Work.
Trustees nave apparently agreed on the pur
chase outright Of the ground needed for the
laying OF the main pipes to the reservoir
but at Tuesday nights meeting some Of the
councilmeu had some bitter words over the
matter. The ground, It is thought, will make
road by which the reservoir can be reached
for all purposes, while some claim thatthi.
route Is too steep for any practical use. The
pipe laying, meanwhile, goes on and Is near
Ing the slope OF the hill.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip I'm Reference 10 variou,
People.


People.
Mr.. w. Il. Hall and wife, Of Kansas city,
were at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. James H oslebay, one OF tee proDi-
nent men OF Kansas City, 10 visiting friends
here.
Mr.. ]. Melvin Richards aud Miss Richards
returned at midnight from Mountain Lake
Park.
Col. Fordyce, OF Hot Springs, Arkansas, Is
visiting his brother.in-!aw, Hon. Lewis
Baker.
Miss Emma Truxell left last evening for
Pittsburgh, where she will be the guest OF her
brother.
John Frawley, for number OF years 0hio's
champion billiard player, was IN the city
yesterday.
Mrs. spalding Wallace, OF LaBelle street,
entertained a number OF her lady friends at
dinner last evening.
Miss Annie A. Hoffman, OF 'Myrgantown,
daughter OF Editor Hoffman, OF The Post, IS
the guest OF Miss Annie V. Sage, OF this city.
Mrs Frank Hearn's mother, Mrs. Lee, and
her sister, Mrs. Toll, both Of Hannibal, are
Mrs. Hearn's guests at her beautiful home at
I.satherwood.
Miss Lulu Laughlin gives reception at
her fathers residence on Chapline street To.
night 10 large number OF the younger
society people.
Mr.. Blum, OF Blum & Marks, the Main
street merchants, returned from business
trip to New York yesterday. He reports
business opening briskly, and the prospects
are for continued activity in trade.
DR.. Charles Clark, resident surgeon OF Belle.
ven Hospital, New York, returned home
Yesterday accompanied by his sister, Miss
Anna, aud Miss Mary Dickey, who have been
visiting in Baltimore, New York and Phila,
delphia.
Mr.. G. 7. Updegraii, Of Helena, Arkansas,
a son OF the late Congressman Updegratf, and
his sister, Miss NJ. A. Updegraff, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, Ohio, were in the city yesterday accom-
panied by Mr.. NJ. Thoburn, and Miss Jennie
Evans, OF MI. Pleasant.
Hon. E. G. CracrAft returned yesterday from
a visit to Webster Springs where he pur.
chased farm, with q view TO rusticating
during future summers, 10 grow up with the
country. His descriptions OF his plantation
represent veritable paradise.
Prof. John NJ. Birch returned yesterday
from bis San Francisco trip, having been
absent lust one month. The other knight
Templa:s from this city, who attended the
concave, will not be home before next week,
as they stopped to take In the Yosemite VAL
ley. except DR.. Morris, who came on with Prof.
Birch from Rock Island after visiting at the
Hot Springs and St. Louis. Prof. Birch speaks
OF the trip aud the oonclave as being simply
indescribable, and cannot say too much OF
the elegant treatment received by the East.
ern knights. Everyone has enjoyed good
health, he saYs, and none regret having made
the trim
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BI.cENrENNIAL CGLEBRATIoN
Of ihe First settIeuient Of America b.
t3eymnun.

This evening at Arion Hall meeting OF
delegates from all the German societies OF
the city will be held, TO make arrangements
to celebrate in becoming manner the two
hundredth anniversary Of the fitst COLOMBIA.
ton In America by Germans, which occurs
next month. The following delegates have
been appointed by the societies named !:
German Pioneer Society, J. g. Hoffman, ST.,
and GoLtlieb Bsyha. Beethoven Singing So.
cjety, Dayid K0erner, VIM. Greene. st. AL.
phOnsus BENEVOLENT Society, Frank strif,
Joseph schaefIer. Turner Society, Colonel
Jacob Nuuge, Dietrich Roemer. Arion Sing.
ing Society, Henry Blumenberg, Ohag. APP.
penyelleT. Knights OF 81. John Germany
George Schmitt, John RmmRth. william
Tell Lodge, !. o. o. f., Henry Ahrens, Rich.
ard Heinrich. Germania Lodge No. I, X. OF
p, Louis salterbach Christian slebke. Men.
nerchor Singing Society, Fritz ArbIpy and
Albert Eo,te. Harugari No. 2si, Charles
Schneider, Fred, Wiedel. GeFmRnia Singing
Society, Louis Colmsr, j., and Frederick
Schnepf. lions Benevolent Society, @. F..
Mayer and Henry SohArmap. Logan Tribe
No. /, 10. R NJ, Carl Hoehle and @. W.
Msyer, Herman Heime No. 0, U. A. o. D.,
William Mugge, Ferdinand Fey. Herman
Lodge No. 4, 4. o. U. W., Captain William
SohockeV and Conrad schambra.
1t Is intended 10 make the celebration o
demons ration In keeping with the event it
commentaries, and the leading GERMANS Of
the city are entering into 1t with an enthusi-
aSm which instfes sucbees,
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MARTINS FERRY.
The BuiIding Boom Mill on-Ex.Goy.
NOyes TO speak, etc.

The Buildtng Boom Mill On-Ex-6ov
Noyesto Speak, etc.
The Black Diamond Tool Works were of
yesterday.
Ex-Governor Noyes will speak at this place
next Saturday night.
Miss Anna Scott, OF New Philadelphia, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Laura Hixson, OF Philadelphia, Is the
guest OF r. N. Theaker, on Third street.
The Banwood blast furnace will resume
operations the latter part OF thisNmonth.
Miss Lillian Souders returned yesterday
from a pleasant visit to friends at BellAire.
Blakey Harrison and wife ofMt. Pleasant,
are the guests Of A. G. Enock, on Front
street.
Mr.. A. Black, Superintendent OF the York.
vile coal works, was in town yesterday on
business.
The colored campmeeting at Mt. Pleasant
Is being we'll patroniz I'd by the colored fJlks
OF this place.
os. ong, who has been visiting bis brother
for the last few days, returnedto his home at
smitbtield yesterday.
Alex. Davidson will open large boot and
shoe manufacturing establishment on the
corner oil Fifth and Hanover streets.
F. b. Stanton, Jerry Ebberts and several
others from this city, are out at 1t. CiairE-
vile this week taking 10 the countysFair.
Mr.. John White has laid awsy his paint
brushes aud will assume charge OF the Bur-
lington school, assisted by Miss Garry Sailor,
Of Harrisvilie, o.
Samuel Huskin's new house on Firststreet
was completed yesterday. and presents a
handsome appearance. The masons com.
menced work on the foundation OF M. Wal
lace's new house on Walnut street yesterday.
The building boom still continues Nsw
buildings are Sprirging up in all parts oil
town. In Newland's addition are to be no.
tced several that are about completed while
some aie jus' being commenced. The same
may be said OF the orchard, Belmont City and
Paull's addition,
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To day We have oi.posed CT the stock nj n...
Medicines, good Will, etc, Of the Old s yIss,
/. Laughlin Hnd Fred. l., LauEhlin. WIN NJ, Jno
tinue the business under the Cd ttn nSn w y, SO
old stand, and who will serve your WANT =; ~ u
efficient manner. ""u" III ln
To the mAuI friends Of the nvt ,bI,,.
busin+ts relation we tender Siuceie than. w.! w
lib Ia patronage heatowrd, and AK for roS,,, .ls
Eile Il tue same 70 our younger and mn,S UIla'
setic partners and SuccesorS contInMina ~ snei'
res who we can assure you II serve Won XVI
iully and with Is 60 intent and M mo-! SVI nln-
believe more eneiHeticaIly. HHu We
From many yeaS IeIviCe Oh our tnrt ,..t.,.
us that younger heads may do better hSp StS,Ss
In some respects, HeHa'e
In calling your attention 10 the chang. 49,.
mentioned We would respectfully AL IbIt \, NV w
sons Knowing thems. lSeS Inc ebted 10 Ibs al r.
Will please settle lheit accounts % SOOn s,N[.,1I
The books Of the old firm iemGiu II Tho otss :;
the new ntn, who are authorized 10 S.t,iS MN N.
same. YouN truly, S'us me
auSl sIM'L AND ALEX. LAUGBIN
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In Part i OF the Circuit Court Judge JA,
cob, the time was deyoipd yesterday to rou;
tine civil business Of no public Interest In
Part !, Judge Boyd, lawrence Heller plead
guilty to the indictment against him for sci,
ling liquor on Sunday, and was fined $40 and
costs. The case Of GuentheF sohnelle,
charged with the murder OF DR.. g. schuch.
ardt, was set for trial October !. Herman
Rinehart, n native Of Germany, was admit
ted 10 citizenship. AnOiie pros was entered In
the case OF Bion Watson, charged with rob-
b;ng q building on the State Fair Grounds.
The tElGl OF Harry Erpe.e, charged With
burglary,-RSs- postponed III the rezt term;
and be was released on bail In the sum OF
800. William Taylor, John Mcfarland,
William Leeper aud John Bird, accused OF
robbery, each plead not guilty, and days were
assigned fpf their t.ialt.
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Hand Cut ON.

George W, Haier, assIstanl loremAn y th0
Nail div Lartern Works, on Water street
met with a painful accident last night BY
which ha lost his left hand. He had been
cutting ont the circular pieces ofhn on which
he eiobe OF the lantorp rests. and had 10:
ished his work for the night.ssa tlslns from
a box on which he sat he accidentally pFeased
nm t,e trigger which causes the stamp TO
desoend. and his hand resting in the die, II
wa ant otf sharp between the base OF the
thumb and the joints OF the engers. DR..
Harvey dressed h!s wound, which Eas ex;
oeedinRly painful.
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ROUND ABOUT NOTES.
Doings OF West VirginianS aud TheiI
Near NeIEhbOrs.

Hiram Hamilton, farmer living near
Piedmont, raised rsdiSh weighing5 poundS,
and % inches long.
The corn crop 10 Wood county, by a care.
full complication shows at increase In acreage
over last year OF ten per cent The crop will
yield about 05 per cent Of foil one.
The purchasers OF the McGugin gas. we'll,
OF the South Side, Pittsburgh, visited the ga
well on the 4th, and will make arrangements
soon to convey the gas in pipes to that city.
The question OF raising joint stock com
pany 10 sink we'll 1000 feet or more, with
the view OF testing whether or not oil or gas
can be obtained, Is being discussed by some
Of the business men OF Weston, and will
probably assume practical shape in few
days.
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NEW Yo1x, sepssnbtr S.-Ieathcy faIrly activ
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ahe .gnteIligeuter.
office Nos. 20 and ~ Fo"raee",n street,
how AdyertIsenlenls.

Wanted-A Boy.
Eirst.class Drug Store For Sale.
New GOods-Geo. i. Stifel Il Co.
Select school for Young Ladies and Chill
dren.
Bids for Stone Work.
Wanled-Inlornatio OF Rose Luihart.
For Sale-Hores-Jos Speidel Il Co.
Counter Show Case For Sale.
For Sale-StOcks-I Irwin, Agent.
State Fair Notice-Ticket.
State Fair Notice to Exhibitors.
Washington School Of Elocution and Eng
lish Language.
r. N. Gilieland-Glue Manufacturer.
Reduction in Furniture-G. Mendel q Co
Dr., John L. smith-Third page.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICED

The undersigned have puItba,Cd The ,,,,t !.
Drug; Medicines good viii, etc, Of The sd ~ .,
SsiGh w s ~ si, 20 Sd VII continue ae IS
same firm name. uuuet The
soliciting continuance Of ID = lihcnl ,,,,o..-
heretofore bestowed OH the old arp va tSGouagt
respectfully Your, w 's~%n
q u. ODBRRT.
JNo. L. LAUGiIIw
u..... v FRED. /. LAUGBIIy
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The reccipts-sbOut SEQ head less than last week
constitute Il moderate supply according 10 the de-
man1 when hes been hlEly good on the part Of
butchers and also feeders. Lambs have been In
comparatively light supply, aud for them there
Ya5c, and few extra shade higher; lambs 4a6&c;
stock yves 8! 2St3 80 per head; wetheis 4SI5c per
round Butcher sheep last year, same time, sold ut
3Al5$c; lambs 3hiS5%c; stock ewes 81 60aS q, and
WelhefS Sake pFr pound,
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lam receiving my fall stock OF women's
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine call
hand-sewed shoes in all the different styles
to which I invite an inspection. have
added several new lines TO those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete assort'
ment OF fine and medium goods.
L Y. BLOND.
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,rdvs Edeuton, \. O., wrote: II made use
az d., WoIthington's ch1lefa and Diarrh9s
Wediciue In case otsuddeu and violent dis
casa, its effects were Immaculate eng the
eaTs nsrIsct" Cures stomach pains
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A beautiful lot Of fancy and black Cs III
meres 1870 TO $l.00.
A daisy lot Of velvets 40, 80, rs cents, and
$l.00.
a splendid assortment OF Carpets IS, 20, o
and 80 cents.
Window Shades OF % 10 90 cents.
Oil Cloths 25 cents, and all other goods q
extremely low prices for cash.
JOHN RoEMEE
Ees 20ll and 2O2l Main street.
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The offerings show Il considerable increase this
week over last weeks numbcT-oyer $50 head.
The quality IL near about the same rs II was then
falling oil In that rG.pect-"moTC grasSen'-
among his receipts. Trade has been only moderate
NJ slight decline since LAST week. Prices range
now al 7a7i,c for rough t4il.ends, aud 71FaSc for
the better grades. Prices this time last year lOxa
l1lIC net,
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There will be Grand Concert by the op.
era House Orchestra at Louis Sohwalb's sa:
loon, on ThlrsdSy evening, September Q All
his friends are specially inSiIsd. =
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RAILROAD BoNps-Firm.
RfATH HECURIflEs-UuIl,

Tennessee Gs.......,.... IS Virginia pfeiosTed..
Tennessee q, new,m S64 Kx. div.
sroCEs-Thsre was fair volume Of business, bu,
more flestAting market this forenoon than yestet,
day. There were apparently some reAlI;ing Of
profits, aud quite apparently AlsoWere come htrenu
Gus Efforts 70 CauEG break III prices by the reAn.
nOuucementAt Io'clock d large failure In BoS.
ton, whieh, however, proved 10 be only the same ii
announced 10 the morning napen as that OF the
commission house In EuBar 81 which the liabilities
are unknown but estimated from $4,000 10 $500. I.
900, The market opened strong and generally
higher, though irT0gulAfly TO, and Continued
strong until about II O'Clock, When owing 10 Ire
announcement referred TO- there was downward
reaction Of 10 ~ per cent, the latter Reading 10
60Js, with per cont on Oregon d TrAnEC
and i 70 per centon other stock. This de.
cline was At INST partly recovered hut lost RRsn nv
1890 o'clock, leaving The markell toIN peY CENT
lower than the closing fgpIes lASI night tie latter
leSdiAy, with ] lsr cent on Denver and traction
On 9th r stocks,
IN the last hour the stock marke! continued
strong Aud there was further advance OF i 10 x
per cent over O'Clock. prices, the latter on EOr.
western 70 ~, and Louisville q NAShvillo 10 E0X,
with per cent on Canada Southern 10 $751; POI
cent on oTPR1n 4 TrapNC Continental 70 GB1{ Va,
bah n, aud u pet CENT On Northern Paciac com,
pAhy 70 ilH! also y per cent on Denver 10 l6II5
leiscy cedtrl 10 .S!h, Reading 70 ok, Unioti
stocks. 10 the hnAl dGall1p part Of thIs advance
lHto Twas lost, New York 4 Harlem sold al
INK and 49, ID llSt hour 100 shares sold 81 each
Ptice. There had 6eeti- no previous Ales Of iAr,
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FOR SALE.

FoR SALE CHEAP-SlATlONApy
IL and Portable ngims-ene Sx2i Gns M.
one Gxll; one SKA. Also one ten yaiou ia. y.
,st Fountain and Refngenttr. Apply al No s ~
Iou rdcths iVlst
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the FinaneiaI World.

Nkw YoRK. September .-Money In good supply
at 2k per cent, closins at per cont. Prime mef.
camille paper 6Ha6h per cent, Sterling Exchange
banker PIE quiet a! " Sl1hsi demand q SSK.
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Grand f,ancerf.

There will be a Grand Concert by the op'
era House Orchestra at Louis Schwalb's So,
loon, on Thursday evening, September u. All
bis friends are specially invited.
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F0R SALE-A FARM OF 95O ACRFS

II with GOOD dwelling and bsfp, Win - ~ y,
sutanc:. There Is 2.hone pfwer Ltearu ,aW Iii
and at least one million feet raw timber hs,t
wcndl on this farm; price only $3.50: or sbsit
cash, balance In three years. AISOi,E Srfe Fs,Ts
cue mile iIom MartinSbuH; good rev dEepE
$4,000 insurance: pricG $500; Will exChSpEs III.
larm for stock Of hardware or dry goods Adds
J. " BRIsIOe, Aartinsburg " Va tCl.MN1
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Thnre will Do Grand Cogcert by the OPP.
era House Orchestra pt Louis sphFAlbS 81;
loon, on THURSDAY evening September 4. All
biz friends are specially inYited,
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A HesitntInE Stock Market-.COrn Held
Higher.

There was SINE unIdity displayed In the early
dealings on New York Change yesterday and streuu
Gus efforts were made to cause prices. rht
downward action, however, was checked In the
ate'deslings. and marked advance was recorded
over the early transactions.
(" Flour ruled dull and unchanged. Wheat wa
active, but unsettled aud lower! Transactions In
corn were brisk and that cereal ruled higher PRO
Visions remain steady aud frF1.
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Trade In DO iCattle has been fair In the pens to.
day, but the quality Of the offerings was not Of as
good an average ~ last week, and there was Amuch
| longer line OF middle aud common cattle than
there were then. Prices, g. 10 quality, show Il
light decline generally, though In some few cases
&AAc lower figures were accepted than ruled last
week. Prices 2)SatJSC, with most SRlesRt iA61sc
TuV l,FtRV Ma nVEr
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sssstt'ttaseasststsasss atststssstsstsetsttt+s
REMARKS on BKEF CATTLR.

The arrivals Of cattle during the pat week number
2 06 head, against S0il the previous week, and
2039 head the corresponding week OF last year and
the sales were $50 head against 600 last week, and
l &C head the corresponding week OF last year,
and were rs follows
To Baltimore 90
To Country S1s
To Eastern ....,....... 81
To Washington city l0l
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m for several months or OF other similar invest;
meuSin stocks. There were also sales 81 cleveland
A PiftgbufRh At LIZ
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"Ladiea,"
For nice sweet bread use vienna r Ire.
''east. All grooefs keep IL. NWAF.
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EOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
MARSHALL county, VIVA. !" -
Valuable City Property, N. Z. corner twenty.
iolith AndsMarEet streets, Wheeling, ". Va.
Iinlbeied Lands In quantities 10 suit purrhssr
In Hetsel, Braaton And Nicholas Counties, Az
o,uO0 acres land In Perry county, Tennessee al SlO
per acre. W. v. HUGE d BRO,
hu9l 1900 Market streel,
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] n RIleg, New Work sWCoFnIef, Rhlla
Greenwood, NeY lerBey Clark New York
Stephen Mack, NV o N Barker aud wife, Gil
q II Rohrbun. BuchAn dis Field, Philadelphia
Mis- Name. PhIlA VIM 81 n. Pittsburgh
FTink JuneS, PHh smith, Pittsburgh
G W Harrison. city Edward Shipley, Wing.
VIM Shaw, Pittsburgh W l. Doran, Clevelund
Chas Wilson, Penn U Everett, Br00kcO
~ A Fen, Pittsburgh Z Moofe, SAndusky
i p SpAldIng and AEt, ny Q Phillips, Missouri
h fyleS Littlet0n A lolllf, Ltilet0n
] /; lynch Llttlelou I'm HoaglAnd, NJ
WN kea, Newport, o MfhyloT. Baltimore
u A Aldhdge. BALTIC WfMAIn, BltmoEe
A N Walt, PhtlA Cownes, Steubenyille
J Jaco, Grafton sB AcEinshen. VIVA
G D Adams city HAmilton d b0n. o
a n Primer, viva RSGEAhAm, Warren, y
MIG CroD, Texas Df JOINTS New York 80
b i1Wlli6u Cincinnati JameS Watson NY
p DnkehArd, BAlIo HHebef, Pittsburgh
II Brooks PcnnsylylntA Mo MCCORMACK, we