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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-04
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
FIVECEN1S 4 LINE

NOR SALE-At A. E. Clark's Real Estate
Il Agency, No 334 Jackson street, first floor,
Davidson's block:
block of houses in Dayton & Irvine's add
ton.
House and lot on Marshall avenue.
House and lot on Pleasant avenue.
House and lot on College avenue.
Horse cars run near to all of this property.
Blocks in Summit Park, DaytOn's Bluff, and
in Stinson's division, north of University ave
nue.. There Will be a large advance in the value
of this property before next July.
Lots in all parts of the city.
Eight choice lots on lower Third street.
Two-thirds of an acre, fronting 160 feet on
Third street, at bargain. This will double IN
value in a very short time. 65
EOR SALE-Fouses, lots, blocks, acres and
l. business property cheap. E. P. Wilgus,
3S4 Jackson street. g.
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BAIL BOND REDUCED.

MEANWHILE, Pa, March 3.--John Smith,
prosperous farmer, living near this city,
fatally shot himself to-day in the head.
No cause is assigned. He leaves a wife
and several children.
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Houses,

NOR RENT-Store and basement, No. 305
L Fort street, Clark's block. 63S
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nor RENT-Finely furnished fro2t parlor
4 for two, open fireplace; reference; 323
Grove street. 63-64
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NHOICE lots in Woodland Park addition are
~ for sale by Middleton & Dougan, 166 East
Third street. GO
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"ANTED-At the Grand Central Hotel, a
w girl to wash dishes. L. Chanson. 1866
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-04
THE NAH mAEKEr!
The Late DseIIne-k susrcusion OF the
Mill. TX cted. .t

The Late DfeIine-A spsrcusion OF the
Mills Exp eted. InJ
A representative OF the ISrELtr0EsrEs was
hsiled by nail manufacturer Saturday even.
ing with the query: ne
-"What made you say this morning that
there had been . decline In the price OF
nails?' f...
twas MT It true p the reporter asked.
81 don't know and don't care what other
manufacturers are doing, but we have not
sold KEY OF nails for less than three dollars,
aud we won't sell one for less. Well stack
'em 10 the warehouse first"
The Ieportsr explained that there had been
q decline OF len cents ut cincinnati, and the
papers there so stated. Inquiry here deyel-
oped the Information published Saturday. W
"Well," said the manufacturer, "if other
makers wan. n sell nails lower, have no
dfsirs to interfere But won't do it."
It 10 probable, more from the state OF the
market than from any expressions made by
manu- actufers, that there will be suspen.
sion OF The mills beginning July l, for one or
two months. In talk with member OF
the.AmAlgarnRted Association recently, Q re.
porter was informed that the wortmen had
no objection 10 suspensions nectssi,ated by
the state Of the market II they were msde In
the warm months, but they did object to
stopping frequently for several wetki In
winter and then working all summer It Is
not improbable that the suspension predicted
above will meet with favor among the work
man
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TpE AMUsENENTS.

Owing 10 the lack OF sulilcient entries, the
bicycle race did not occnr. The elegant gold
and silver medals WILDE kept fol. o future
occasion. The five mile go as you please
pedestrian contest was also abandoned. The
half mile foot race was run for purse OF
SIS. Henry Paxton, OF Steubenyille, Thomas
Johnson. OF Allegheny, and James AZ
Powell, OF Browbsiown, were the contestau "a,
Patrick Bntler, OF Wheeling, was one Of the
Judges. Paxton, \ little bit OF a fellow, led
ut the start, butwas soon psssed by Powell,
and before half the course was finished
Johnson took the lead and keptit, coming In
At least 100 yards ahead Of Powell: Paxton
Quit on the quarter. Powell kicked on
johnson after The race wAs-oNer, claiming
that he was professional, but this his irends
deny. johnson Is the fellow who beat Filan
on the Island soihe tlme SGD. General regret
was EXPRESSED that Arthur Geraghty wal not
on hand, as 1t was believed he whould have
made things interesting for Johnson.
The Wheeling people came home about
bali past nine, except acies who went TO
Rochester, and boarded the regular train
Among these were Vice President Thompt
son and Mr.. John Lewis, to which gentleman
the Wheeling delegation owed the Il &c ar
rsngements made Tor their accommodation
ithiS year, ,l4llEli $50 ui ~ Bii
: There were no Acci6 ents, no fights and no
disorder on the returning Train, which speaks
we'll for the exeutsioiists, as well as Tor the
officers OF the Association aud the committee.
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Steamboat sqnibs aad niseelianeous
Leyee Lnconiea.

steamboat BqnIbs aud MISCELLANEOUS
Levee Laconiea.
The local packets did emily an average
business on Saturday. ''
The river wss falling slowly yesterday with
o depth OF II feet Inches In the channel.
Every pound OF Rvecsnt freight that 10 car
ried on board steamboat Is a nail In her
cotfin.
The At. Lawrence arrived III this vicinity
about 1850 Saturday evening, and did not get
away until after midnight She had good
trip.
The ferry boat Climax on Saturday even.
ing TOT an .1curs on party Of $50 from Mar
thus Ferry to Wellsbnrk a. retura. Avery
pleasant time was hsd. t.' iI
The Katie stock dale passtd up yesterday
morRiug ut IL o'clt OK with a big freight "Trip.
The Scotia, of the same line, passed DOWN
early Saturday morning.
Saturday the Hawk passed up with q tow
Of ties, aud the James Gilmore and John
Penny with empuss. The Monitor arrived
from above with empties. 80. ,r T-
The Wetz.l Democrat says that the widow
OF Haskios, the do hand on the Amos who
| as droWneJ when the boat ran into The
Plttsburg rail DAD bridge aud sank, will sue
the Monitor Company for s. 0O0. rN
There are All beacon lights between Pitts.
bnrgh and Cairo, the average cost OF main
taining each light being $751; 90 This 10.
cludes the total expenses OF oil, salary OF Off.
GERS and psy Of the Iightstepers, &,. s'H & I
Captain L. W. Iuglebrght Will have com.
mand OF the Tomas, which will run from the
foot OF Law renee street TO Columbia! COM
menciug Saturday, and make intermediate
landings At Dayton and East End Garden.
Captain VIM o'Neil is interested with Cap
tain Inglebright in the vsnture.-Gn, 7imei-
Star. u .h, .a,e
The Andes is due TO- day from Cincinnati
and intermediate points, and will leave on
her return trip tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The master on this popular packet
Is that clever gentleman, Capt Charlie
Muhlemau, and Mart Noll Is purser. Her
accommodations are tirstclass In every par
tlLular, and all doing business with her are
pleased.
GRANVILLE, June s.-Riyer 20 feet 2
'A PITTSBURGH, JUDE s-Rirer fee. and
falling; clear and warm. u b.
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SEIGHnoRHoop NOTES.
Resume OF Current News and Gossip In
the stRte md Vicinity. Il.

the htRte ma ticiuiy. 1910
steubenville pays IS per engine for having
them hauled TO a fire. s.g.s''i! -tf,,a 10
Recently, four rAirs OF twins were born IN
the yillage'o Of Addison, Webster county.
The Gst fair Ia Tyler county will be held
at Middlebourne Sept l2th, 18th and l4.h.
Several gentlemen OF Weston, who have
the wherewith are talking OF starting iba. X.
ing and brokers' institution there, J7is
The stockholdera In The bank recently 60.
matters that they Twill hecable 10. commence
business by July lanM iA E UVy r. uH'
The msmbsrs OF the Morgantown Uniysssi.
ty senior class, who have beeuIon geoloyi-
cal tour through the State, have returned 10
get ready for commencement pr a..
Weston has an orphan Scotch terrier
''purp" that Is being tondefly cared for by n
feline OF mild manners aud a1eclionate dis.
position, who has large family Of her own
10 look after. ,5'Ai ~ IL
George Barker, OF Webster county, hunter
OF local rtnown, recently killed large
black bear weighing over 800 pounds, after
o bard fight In which he was scratched and
his dog nearly killed. ..''-bl .'fi ~.
The surgical department Of the Baltimore
q Ohio relief association shews that lsa >per-
sons were oither killed orHwounded during
the month Of April, sand eig members 70.
ceiyed relief during the month 10 sums OF
money ranging from q few dollars up TO $40.
The annual hop given BY the students Of
Westinghouse tfsrson College takes place on
the 10Th inst. AZ usual III the Town Hall
aud music Dy ToeIR0 Of course MesBrs,
George Baird, Al. W. Kennon and Z. E,
Crumrine, compose the committee having It
In charge. ,'S
The Mcdowell Pro0re,, says: "From pri.
vate adyo,s we learn thata Baltimore and
philadelphia syndicate have pureha cd a
tract Of % 900 Aerea OF lana In Kanawha.
Several bankers, several Baltimore 4 Ohio
diyosors and some heavy icoai operators are
10 the schtm', ard will develop the coal de.
poslls, q lt-...E, n.
III understood that Col. Ben Wilson will
be- engaged BY the State TO help prosecute
The Kidneys, the West .Unios murderers
The cases will come up ct the July term
unless they are vsnuei MesssI Stuart and
Blair will also probably assist the Sate.
big Bill Kinney will Be defended by John
BAsSeli.
Members Of the Boatd Of Directors OF the
Grafton & Gfeenbrier Railroad Company,
say that there Is no intention on their part
Of turning the road over To- the RGltimnre q
Ohio Company 70 aaish aud EQUIP, or put It
in that company's hands. We are glad To-
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sIMhnt They my.

This Is what the Parkersbu Stiltiatl has
10 saw OF TIE excursion FROM here that visited
thdt place yesterday week on the DiurnN:
y'iThe niurnal arrived here last Sunday NOR
~ nning at liz O'clock with about 100 excursion
....-.i.ts from Wheeling accompanied by the
Theelirg Opera House Baad. The Iarty put
in The time waking around and seeing The
town. r ey lett ut o'clock. Ths "a 7Ruase
smsnating from the lips OF SOME Of the fe'
20 males With the excursion would not place
tYenl III the category Of Ladder. We do not
wish 10 bs understood as saying these man
aging the affair were re ponsible for the pres
encs Il that par ocular crowd but tbs 40.
tIons and expressions on the streets were at
III. Isa 4 ais irAcPfnl."
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rnE ARIon EXcuRsION
To cressp,s Grove on thesDinrual Yes.
IN Z O. ~ Z fardnvN

L J.. . "a VI. : Is .
Yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock the good
steamer Diurnah Capt, Asa Booth in com.
mand, backed out from the leyee and started
down stream with largs mel ority Of the
Arlon Singing Society aud number OF their
friends, about 400 souls In all /, on board. On
ths hurricane roof tue Opera House Band
rlayed late airs, The sun shone warmly and
brightly on the dancing waters, every.
one Was III the best Of spirits, and al
tocether the prospects for q delightful d'y
were very GuspiCiouS, Rspidly ana se!e'y
Ills handsome steSmer bore idowa the river
until Cresap's handsome grove wa, reached,
Here tbs day was spent pleasanils, not a
word or action occurTlng,to marlthe oe aston.
In fact 4. could not have been otherwise, for
The persons comprising the Aflon Soc ETY.
are among Wheelinefs best citixsts. Mnsic
and Refreshments aud innocent anusements
made the day pass Rll too quickly.
Al Q o'clock The home trip was commenced.
A meeting was held 10 the cabin, and Mtkars
Cruise, DriehorSt, StnetEer, Woebsr, .Appen.
teller and GelinL were appointed q commit.
lea 10 draft resolution OF thanks to the CHI
oerS OF the boat. They reported the follow.
Rss6lred, That The thanks Of the Arion arc
hereby rendered to Capt. Asa Booth and his
gallant Grew for kind accommodations and
courtesy shown Us and Our guests. II was
unaniniouSly adopted. The HiSt excursion
and picnic Of the Aaion was such sneces
that 1t will very likely DO soon repeated.
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Personal mENTION.
News and GossiP In Reference TO Variou
afHtf Af.N peaDla. H-

Newh anu tOthip III AeieEeuce " tAEAVub
t',' People.
Marshal Atkinson Is home from Charleston.
Gov. Ja' kson has gone to Parkersburg for
weeks visit. .....
Postmaster Sterling returned from vir-
ginia Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Joy, Of Sharon, is visiting
Wheeling relatives.
RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn preached and admin.
istered confirmation In Clarksburg yesterday.
Mr.. Jack Hamilton, OF Sharon, Pa, came
down from the picnic Saturday to visit his
mother here. .a@
Ed. Booking, Jr, came down from Bethany
College YESTERDAY, accompanied by his friend
Mr.. W, P. Ma. sfsld.
DR.. J. B. L. HGdesty leaves tomorrow to
attend the Regents meeting and COM
mencement x>rcises at the State Institution
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, ct Romney.
DR.. John s. Billings, Assistant Surgeon
&c eral OF theU. 8. Army, 10 in the city
visiting DR.. J. Z. Reeves, on bis way to at
tend the annual meeting Of the National
Medical Association, which commences at
Cleveland tomorrow.
The Wilmington, N. G., daily Star. has the
following note about q former Wheeling
man: Rev. F. W. E. Peschau. pas or OF 81.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, In this
city, has been unanimously elected President
of North Carolina College. at Mt Pleasant
Cabarrus county, In this State.
Col. Jake Kemple was at the Beaver picnic
Saturday He IL temporarily making his
headquarters at East liverpool. Next sea.
400 be taxes lecture tour ~ der the auspi.
ces OF Pand's bureat he shows very fiat
itring letter from Col Bob Ingersol', who
heard bis lecture At Washington.
Librarian Pendleton, who Is one Of the
party surveying the line between this State
and Pennsylvania, arrived home Saturday
night for the purpose Of spending Sunday
h. re. He Is looking as brown as a berry, and
his health is much improved. The work OF
locating the line will not, be says, be com
pleted before the middle Of July.
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other important business will come before

other important business will come befo'e
the society.
,. d. H ss. as ssf 4 'ss ssS E1
Thee vao went to the Beaver picnic Sat;
u,day from here were very much pleased
with their trip. Gs
Mr.. VIII Wood and Others will attend the
meeting OF the K. Of b. Grand Lodge Of
Ohio, at Zsnesville, Wednesday.
J.H. Van Pelt will go to St GIaitsyllls
to-day to atterd the meeting Of the Eqpalizi-
ton Committee in behalf ef seIeral taxpay'
ers he:e.
Capt, seamou, Of the Little Anna, seems
very much pleased with their good business.
They are making good time now and carry
ing lots OF passengers.
The excursion to wellsburg on the Climax
Saturday night, was s1ccess. The boat was
q little lats In getting of, but arrived at
WtlI'burr In good time, snd returned 70
Martins Ferry about 2 a. NJ Dancing was
enjoye BY all, but promptly stopped at IL
O'Clock. The sextette band Furnished ths
music.
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THE TAX 0onnIssIox.
c.oa,.dby the last Legislature Appoini.
'0a'i cd nv the Governor.

ed by tucUUteFhuFs
.rsn! - On Saturday Governor jackson appointed
lr,Aanu;s three commissioners authorised by an
Act Of the last session OF the Legislature TO
investigate and report upon the workings Of
The State tax rlRws.d The gentemens named
..,s Rre Hon .. M Mason, OF Jehersoil county,
o'e Nr Joiettt! Bell, of this city, and EK'Audi;
tof Il A Bennett OF Cabeil county, "a
,,,1... Tlesa commissioners are TO examine espec'
ially The workings OF the law regarding the
Nsscssment of ptrsoual property, and to de-
wise and Auggest means by which the proVis.
al, g,., Ion Of the Constitution may DO enforced
which requires all taxation TO be equal and
io nnifurm,', The discussion aud comment
~ when Senate Bill No. IS, creating, the com.
mission, was under confederation In the
.i~sislature are sill fresh In the minds OF
an nnblie The measure had liz inception
~ Tpsoluton OF inquiry offered on January
20 in thst enSte by nj, yanmeter. directing
'-' thu Finance Conmltleeto report = OH which
Souli meet difficulties alleged TO exist In
the enforcement Of the constitutional pro-
vision referred 10.
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Professor Samuel, expert opIician, OF Cleve.
land, Ohio, will be at the Mcclure House to.
night, ready for business Tnesday morning,
Eyes examined and tested free. spectacles
At usualprices. Mr.. William II. oxtoby, Of
oxtoLy & Duilield, who for years we're in our
city in the iewelry and spectacl 10 line, accom-.
oxioby & DuffisId, at Erie, Pa. and hundreds
OF the most difficult cases were, satisfactorily
treated n ~ !
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THE ladies OF the United Presbyterian
Church will hold 4 Bazaar at the church on
Wednesday night. Supper at $3.50, only 25
cents. Admission free. A great variety OF
beautiful and useful articles will be for sale.
Refreshments will be served during the
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Jesse Coos trial Is set for TODAY. !. N.
Riley 10 his attorney. % '''-'' ID
Deputy Sh .ritr +. <. Sedwick started Sat
urday alter Yanderpool and Jones. ".
Abe Picksrd, OF Bridgeport, will go on the
Northwestern railroad to-day as conductor.
Mr.. Frat X Disque, Of York township, Is q
candidate for the Damoo atislnOm, nation for
Recorder. Mr.. Dsque Is popular with the
voters and would m,ke'a tood ran. .s.
A,teleg, am from Steele Dakota, received
here on Saturday, announced that HAIRY. l.
9teenrod, who removed from 81. Clairsy lie a
short tins ago, Is very Ill. Nothing further
has been received. it.ai7a 90.
Mrs. Dsnham H. Berry died at 8 a. N. on
Saturday. She 10 the mother OF Ike Brrry,
who will be tried this wick for StabbinR VI; "a
infant TO kill, aud he' physician says that 10
his opinion hee troubles caused her death.
Henry KEN ole sued Jacob Wagner for as
sault aud battery. The 1t was for 8, I 90.
The case was tried last wei K IL the Common
Pleas Court, On Saturday morning the jury
returned . VI; dict n favor Ct this plaintiff
for ten o:nts, ca b 10 pay hisown COS 9.
At q nesting Of the Amateur Dramatic
Company on Friday evening, g re.orPaniza-
ton was effected, TIE following officers
were chosen, Albert W. FerrHn, Manager;
H, W. Carroll, AssiI'tnt Manager; 8: erman
Doyle, secretlFyI John F.. CIoIsland, Teas
urer. fw' -rrn gd
W. B. Cash, OF the Problts Judges office,
has announced himself as candidate for
Clerk OF the Courts on thI Dem fcratc ticket
Il appeafs that Ad iison Thompson, at Fres.
ent deputy Cl,Tk, as the inside ack, and
II 10 doubtful II Mr.. Cph will haye more
than the support Of Mead township in thI
Convention.
Abraham Ramsey, Of Smith township, was
In town Friday. He says that the only ey.
dsnoe offered against him before the Justice
OF the Peace Is that be removed his wagon on
the day Of the FIRE. He also says that jim
Dousla his son.in:lAw, does not prete- d to
have Identified him 20 the one RAINING away
from the Burning harm. Ten tonsot h'y be
longing N Abe were dest Dyed. The Justice
ordered him TO siye b nd In tie sum Of 800
10 answer before the Grand Jury 10 the
charge Ms n. His son FURNISHED the ~.
quired tond. -
l.. s. ~. +. o. ..sH..
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Nopsmbliug devices are allowed at these
gatheriuRg, but there was no lack OF ways to
droD ones spare change. A Punch and Judy
show In a tent was the most preientlous. An
eHtarprising photographer had put up tent
and took tin.types, doing brisk business
There was "iying horse" which was also
well patronized. A boarding shed on the
ground was not SO popular those who did not
nave lunch bnkst going over TO town aud
dining at the hotels, most OF them poor ones,
but ali we'll paronized Saturday. There was
shooting gallery, q telescope, a half dozen
lifting, striking, blowing and shocking
machines, pea nut, lemonade and sandwich
'yepders, cigar stands, balloon men, jswelry
package pedGlers, "Aary AIMS, and IN fact
every conceivable device. OF the kind for
amutihg the assembly and enriching the
No liquor is allowed to be sold on the
grounds or In Beaver County, and this law
is strictly enforced. But lust across the
creek. In Rochester and BndRewater, all
the beer or quor one vans can BE- had.
Hacks, wagons and buses ran from the fair
ground gate 10 those places, the drivers Gall
ing out,
10 get your cool beer"
They had all hey could carry, and toward
the end Rochester saloonist sent out wsg-
on which carried men free to his door. The
scheme neLted. him handsomA sum. There
was very little disorder on the ground, the
committee having things well In band. A
2 iIsburgh policeman who came down 10 as
sist IN preserving order was not on the
CrouL d half an hour until be got drunk and
stole lady's gotsamer cloak. The cloak was
recovered md the man dism ssed in dbgrace.
Two Pit sburghers tried a neat schtme to
nick rockets, but were sens BILE enough TO
auil.when they saw they ware observed. Thy
would come together with insulting laugua 9
aud threstt ming ges ures, someb dy would
cry "hgh, ~ the inevitable foolish rush OF
people would occur, and on opportunity be
afforded for light fingered partners TO oper-
ate, In q few mtments the sams game
would be played elsewhere.
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rTIRUSTEE'S SAL E-V UABLg
l. PROPERTY on TINT ENTiONAL kOAL
J BY iTiftue Of n Deed Of Tiu't. mae By Ntsa
ZIne and l.abeilA Z,ue, his wife 10 the ulus1td
edt trpitee dated on the IN dAyGI gay ls n.,,
recorded In the OfIce Of ne SleiE o. me H Igs1S
rrurt Book 20, u. pages ~ anu ~ Y tsasTIS
Rachel Mckee, tie psymchtEiA ccftSiY 'iOpnn
sorry note named thGF,in. ! Will pr0SM v Nv ~
At IN. front door Of The Court Hfuse, III 'hea""
y y 49,, SAL uRDAY, JUNRS:1M, ltss.
Beginning nj 10 o'clcet A. NJ. The following ~
scribed real gAta'e. that's ray: a &c uIn ~
parcel 81 land lying In Ohio county, West NlEIS ~
on the HItlOlAl road, about IhEtT NJ - o
city ef MheeltUg bounded ~ iOilOWs ~. NJ,
Ing for ths notIbeaH corner o. ,SiI ~ ho,yiI
Geld on east side Of EEiO'IAl road, aLu Ig"ttts
thereon N. 2I5<, w. S3s 100 poitS to siaEr, s,5,
Y. 94il00 poles 70 the ~ ddIe o. tho SsSlt1
Road, and with tho LaIl \, Ad = .t'a. ,y,.sssI
beginning, OontalUing Q, ~ no. acrs, beng "a
same piece Of Kronno OF " eonLty'I 70 W g6,I
HoIh alne by v rllAm l0tter and mGe! 'T IN
by deed, dated October SlkL, =. y, le' az ,N,y
Of record IN the once OF the CLERK o. a,S t5iNs
Court OIL Ohio eou ~ In Dttd BotH no II"
s6s and S67: GIio smother ceHhin loi Or lHTV VA
land, lying In Ohio county. oil tho SAti0nI
about three miles from the 1ly Of VIZ VIZ ~
bounded ~ 70 lows Beginning a. lNiht !" 80,
Ctntft OF INC klukAl huA4 VI :
Ia Moan Zane: themes n, G5. y. N tiAtc coins'
10 Wiiiiam P0r Of and TO Noah Zane u ~ W. ~.
n. AZ ~ 81 100 poltS 10 Al Ee, t0fl,I W,,Ia
ter and HiggS GS5s. 4. oH lc0 pO'g 70 ~" ~
corner TO Zine and Rlkgtt \ ~. -. w r.
along The Ike or alioll Road u The pEr ~ ne
ginning, eoniAipluE II 2lI0j Iciehet. p r,pt
same pirpO'ty conveyed IL 'Sid HoAh .",ta' n
william Porter md vile AID Samuel ), tI'% ,so
deed, dated October 18th 1850. and o. q" LhIo
once Of the cleTL Of the Y my IHu'' V'
Coriniy, In Deed rnOE No. 10, pege SI ,h,,a
TERMH or RALE-0UeIHlt o. tns pU" %Iy
money aud lI much trnfe a. the pWiCnn,.SSe' ,Ips
eitci 70 pay III cash aud tho residue ~ W. ,,,,1t
p-ymentI Of hx and twelve mon " Wv ,,p,pV
from the day Of EqIe the ~ chaLeI To H'sn .,tbs
iecurtd BY deed Of uuli Gu the p'CPt'' wv So
de erred payments ,,, .. is ref
The Ii 10 70 AAld property IL believed ~, orIy
feet, hut, selling ~ t'us ee, lnHL ~, t,uLt
'ueh a"e - y ''''sN ~ H's b. b, DO ,ESER
,y.,,, ~. TfDSse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-04
81. Jane. Hotel Arrivals.
Free Test-Ihe Examine ed.

EVERY house OF the human race ought to
have 81. Jacobs oil. the p,in.onre. -E :