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John Kelly c.nv,<.ed or Murder.

ROCHESTER. Feb. 9.-John Kelly. who has
been trial during the week for murder in the first
degree, convicted this afternoon. The crime was
committed on the night of Oct. %. 1889. Jacob Lutz
and his lived alone about four miles south of this
MsHnlted ne son and stole SO The testified posi-
stenpted To prove slib Kelly was put on the stand
and told forward story AS to his whereRboutE
criminal class Of !hl. city With whom, Kelly a..oented
and Auburn prison. Judgment MAS stayed until The
18Th Inst. when motion for trial will be made
Kelly received the verdict with o smile
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One or Rose.on.. Mon.,.-..

Tho double -turreted monitor Miantonomoh.
which Is at last TO be complsed for has been brought
to the Brooklyn Navy Yard where she lice out Of
commission and waiting TO have work resumed upon
In the hull will soon begin. BIDS for the compound tnr
ret nrmnr were received from hrm only william
Brown Brown. 4 Co and charles Gnmmci Co, ot shsnie!d
june and the pilot house by Nov l. This vessel
WAS built by John Ronch Son Vt Chester, Pa, under
Rcthsr Si ,2iY, ,7S4
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ir. Davis modestly refrained from publicity.


Three men. one Of whom Was known to DO o
thief attracted the attention Of Detective ssgsants Ma
Gurc and Mangin in Mulberry street on friduy after
noon. The detectives determined 90 follow them and
did so through dreary extent of muddy streets.
Al last two of them dsappearsd IN the hallway Of ~
Pearl street. The third remained autsdo watcher
and was in turn watched by the detectives The men
did not renppCar and the business places IN the building
We're one by one closed and secured until even The out
side hallway door was locked The men had evidently
allowed themselves to DO locked In for the purpose OF
rObhinR some OF the Offices.
The detectives arrested the watcher Mangn took him
away On ManRins return IL was intended 10 the
other two. but while he was gone they ont. Ma
gure caught one OF them He proved to be Joseph Sui
lvan of ia Bleerker street Money and postage stamps
burglars tools were found him The other prisoner
was John IIuwlcy Of Bank street. They were re.
manded by Justice Patterson.
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Farrell Knock. Tom Allea Out OF Time.

While the boxing entertainment was going
on at Nike Clearys early yesterday morning. Tom Allen
and Bob Farrell mounted tho stage In ring costume.
They have been bad friends since ve months when
Farrell hurt his right hand III hitting Alten'a head.
Farrell SPARED cautiously for an opening but Allen
dashed In with vicious left and right hand blows which
made Farrell open his eyes III tho next round how.
ever: Farrell was tho fresher and cooler man. In the
third round Farrell let drive . swinging right hand
gross cean,e. HIT landing on the point Of Aliens jaw
writhing. The assembly fanc;ri that his neck was
broken. Fifteen minutes of hard rubbing and rcstora
tives brought him to his senses. as he could
stand hs legs he rushed dressing room
his valise threw up his sparring engagement with
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About ~! O'Clock last night Oflcer Cosgrove
Of the First Precinct found the extreme edge of the
Battery sea wall north of Castle Garden. q ladys
satchei II was found to contain . false "bong"
black scarf needles thread and other small articles
yin IN compartment was letter addressed TO Charles
directed to tho Of the Hudson River
Company, at 26 Whitehall street. 1t had been written
on Dec. last by Charles A. Dean Of 81 Capen street
ford " "''- -''~~'
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BhpdEpoBr. Ohio. Feb. 9.-This morning at
10 O'Clock j. G. Dent OF the nrrn OF Wells Dent drug.
R,sts In the Heinlen block store with an
alcohol lamp The store had been than oth,rds
submerged and barrel OF gasoline had been upset Tho
gas from this had risen to the story and no
did come In contact with the hame of the lamp
than explosion occurred and the building was set on
fire. Dent who badly burned. jumped from a sec
ond .9ry window. and received serious Internal njures
ms wheeling Fire WAS unable 70 cross the
water and there were no other m-ans "f checking tie
nre. Henlen 4 stal lose Sl7.tU0 on tile building;
Wells Dent siO.fOo; ucorRr Grinln. grocer 81 Os6;
Bowie Dean druggists. $3.50; and james McConRhey,
oOEfectIoaer, 81, 800
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saloon. At seventy-hfth street and First avenue on
March II, 1873 and died the following day. Tho
police arrested Michael Buckley labnrer and looked
for james sheehan. lather, and man named Smith,
who we're said 10 BE- impcated bur could not hi them
Buckley was tried for assault and battery n
month, Yesterday Detectives Campbell nr.I Cornish
learned that hieeha who has been In Illinois was at
40 East S~venty-lnth street They arrested him
bueklry, win lives al go second avenue, was also
yesterday, remanied both men ill to-day.
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Thirteen Persons Poisone E d.

ERIE. Pa. Feb. 0.-A case OF wholesale poi
sonnR occurred at weseyvlie yesterday. Ten Italians
who were holding joincation sent few hotties OF
beer to neghbor George Rohrer, who was way from
home. The family. consisting Of Mrs Rohrer and two
children drank some of the beer and were srIrd with
vomiting and nt.uSe burning feeling In the pinn, rh.
Later they found insenriblc nv Mr. Rohrer who
discovering the totlls and learning that the had
by The Italians started vengeance
with drawn sword, but he found Tie Itnlis,s similarly
Affected by the beverage II 10 believed thai all were
poisoned by drugs IN the bottom OF the bottles Tho
beer had een PM In bottles which bore the trade mark
Poor Mans BittrTB"
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Walter w,l.on.. brother Arrlve..

Mr.. j. Reed Wilson. the brother OF Mr.. Walter
Wilson. who left Montreal the day he rs to have
married Niss Macdougal arrived In town Yesterday
morning, and went at once To the Clarendon The
bro'hert had loug conversaion. then went nv ny
together None of the BRIDES ren,ives known tu
have arrived in town. Mr.. Walter wilson snys that
whatever fault there he In his failure 10 No 10
church on his wedding hay rests with him
Before becoming the agent Of the Scotch thread house
nf Harbour Co. Mr.. wilson was in the New York office
NJ the Anchor line Steamship Company, Bow ling
Green This was about years ago
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neu.,.r Cottage. .. Nowpor..

NEwroRT. Feb. 9-Mr. Horny Clews OF New
York. who had Nsjur Bryce's cottage last year. has
taken for this Mr., Thos r. Cusbngs villa on the
Cliff lie VIII pay 5000 rent. Mr.. Thos Hitchcock and
family Of New York viii occupy the Bolt estate, on
Beach street Mr. Francis Carlcy OF Louisville has
Boston This is on the Cn and the rent viii be he.
tween 5000 and filpD. The cottage Clubs avenue
erected by the admirers and friends Of the late Gen a
Warren foI his widow has teen rented TO Gen. W j,
fAhneT OF l.ior~n" VINO M.li rhy " dDrent Gen Pal
Col a. u. Eosepgartrn of Phadrlph Inns taken Admi.
ral Cesc'S cottage once more and pays JJJ for H.
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Upset and Tramp,ea Upon by IL. n.r....

ITHACA. Fob. 9.-Yesterday afternoon II. v.
Bos,wick. leading citizen and the head of large man
ufacturng establishment, accompanied by hie wife and
son Charles. with N driver named clifford. went In q
sleigh to vi.it some relatives when about eight miles
from here. IN attempting to permit another sleigh to
pas, Mr. Boswicks teigi was upset throwing lis
cupAntr under the h00fs of the horses attached
OTHER slexh Ts aninal' after plpnRing kieklng and
meath Them were driven over the prostrate people Mr.
snd Mr. Bosiwck sustained ser0us inturiss and their
had his rku fractured George Of the other
sleigh received Internal injuries.
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An Excellent Opportunity.

Every lady reader TO- doubt interested In where 10
buy silks siins, ysvet. pashsi. lAdiss suite dress
S ssS. s: pssSS soSS s0ns mus
Inns. shsstlnss. mems snd boys ciohnG, Ec.-in fact
fhoass Kelly y .es oh sy. near i7ih q. be. new
moderate pricsI He Is offering IL: wkois on credit W
sdvss Al our resdsrs 20 call and open their ercounts
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a Rev Rallr.na A,l,nnc..

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-The Atchison Topeka and
Santa Ft Railroad Company announce that II will
transport through California freight in connection with
the Southern Pacific. from Kansas City, Atchison, or
Denver without breaking bnk.
Owing 10 the close r-et"ns ~ the pany with the
Chicago burlington and Quincy road II Is thought that
the latter company Will b- included In the through
service By te southern route as opposed Ia ho Union
PAcLnc and lie four Omaha allies ~
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JACKSON. Mich. Feb. 9.-Detective Brown.
who has been gathering testimony In the Crouch
der case war met on tho roadway 10 the village of Hor
ton Inst night by in i,uyvy who asked linn IL
his name MAS Brown He sAiiht was wherenpon one Of
the men placed pistol 10 Mr. Browns breast and fred
He fell and they drov. OF The wound ~ serious but
perhaps not fatal Rrown thinks that the no did
the shooting Was Jnd Crouch but will not this
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John j. Kaercher. chief OF Con. Clusters
scouts during the war. q, which time he known q
Jsck Ksds died ip rotts,le Pa. Yesterday Of cancer
had an eveniful career lie was ~ years OF age
Ex'Trnstee Joseph kessier of LGnshgturRh, who At
tempted TO commit suicide three weeks ago BY shooting
himself IN tho head. died yesterday.
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C.~,aw Wedding. In Newport.

NEWPORT. Fob. 9.-For the FIRST time In many
years there were fashionable weddings Iasl summer
Three St least booked for the coming
Miss Charlotte !ookcr, daughter Of Mr. GAbrie Mead
Tooker to Mr.. Whitney phanix Warren, son Of Mr.
EE 9.orEEs Henry Warren Of {, New yort; Miss ko,n,.n,
Prince Of Mayor Prince VI Boston, Secretary Of
the National Democratic Committee; and Misa Ella
10 the Rev George Douglass OF Trinity Parsh New YorS
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The Mayor and h,. Cabin ct.

Mayor Edson and his Cabinet yesterday dis
approved the Senate bill y pay the Hsrbor Masters and
approved bill requiring the drainage and plumbing Of
every building 70 be 10 facilitate examination
anI kivng the hoard of Health power TO refuse
script OF the record OF births and murriages
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Mrs. James Linwood went out to buy gro
cerics yesterday, after locking up her three children
Lillian. O years old; Ernest. 4. and Emma l. in her
apartment on the top o1r AT l3 hnetta street In her
sbsence hre caught In closet under the sink OF the
kitchen. which adjoins the In which the children
ws5e I'M Murphy 6rHk. open e Kitchen door
impsried children, The damage from nre was yI25.
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II. Meet. r..I.es,.e Due,.

ROME. Feb. 9.-The Chamber OF Deputies hos
refused authorize the institution Of legal proceedings
against Baron kic0ters for assautiIg sgnor Lobito.
Secretary Of the Ministry OF the inisIlor. On Dec
kcoterA who formerly Minister Of the Int.
rior EroSsy insuitsd Sgnor Lobto In the lobby Of he
Chamber Ut Depuiea Aduel with swords followed and
6iGnor Lotito was badly wounded.
The sun., 1884-02-10
John Koop'. wife A,,ve .aa Ksm.r.,ea.

NE" DhpNsWicA, rou' o'-Jouh hoOp. VINO
sAid hc murdered the woman whOse body found
last fall IN the woOds Perth Amboy, Ia likely
20 he ret At b.y letter has been received from the Ba
hOres giving information lhAL hH wife,
II suspected was the murdered woman In alive, aud
10 marri'd to another man In ll,ltnglauscn having
been divorced from k0op sitter he had quilted tho
try without passport
II II believed that knnpr OtAled confession tho
result OF excessive drinking lie had WORK I'd In the neigh
inH uf the body.
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sheep with HydrspAssis.

Troy. Feb. 9.-Thirty-nve sheep belonging to
J. u. Weaver, Petersburg farmer. are Mnsring with
what physician pronounces To be hydrophobiA. The
sheep were all bitten BY dog some receiving merely
scratch acrose the nose. a number Of them have
knocked their horns on One has died
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Senator T,su. wsrssd.

BUFFALO. Feb. 9,-The Citizens Reform As
socikion TO night sent bitter letter to State Senator
Titus In which they demand that he shall take no purt
in lesisatiOn At Albany Roosevelts High cenre bill
NJ TITUS is lawyer and one OF his clients Is the But.
falo Liquor Dealers Association.
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Troy. Dclau,s.r In M.u,-e.,.

Troy. Feb. 9.-It has been definitely ascer.
tained that Henry g. Church the dsfaultns city Cham
berAin, 10 in Montreal The city authorities held con
saiIstiSn & tS nigh. and syors ont warrant charging
coming within the sxtrndon treaty, Detective
0'Haifn left for Montreal 81 llhs to night
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Seeking Respite for N,ae.s.n,ne Years.

WILMINGTON. DEL. Feb. 9.--Psttlops wero
put into circulation to-day for signatures asking the
Governor to respite for ninenine years Lewis y List
who IL under sentence to he hanged March "a for
shooting George Taylor. The chief reasons urged are
that Taylor the aggrersOr, ana that tho feeling
AGAINST the prevailing lawletsness at the time .xerted
undue Influence on the Jury.
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Auo,.er C.arre A..,... TAe Ar.u,..

Thomas Green, q bartender at Tho Aliens.
violating the Excise law lie was Ioci ed up al The or
Ger street police station.
The sun., 1884-02-10

yssep with cuisine and all AppoinnentS OF the highest
stAndsrd specially adApisd to the wants Of diners
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TLe sIsna, Onoe r-es,..,...

Colder fair weather. preceded In the morning
by light lOc al rains coast WIND driftins
to nOrhorly, higher barometer.
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sesialis, rt..s b. y a..ria.

vienna. Fob. s.-During the debate In tho
lower Hoass Of the ReiehMstA on the exceptional
mss.ars. for he ssppr:s.e. Il soeisiism soeensnts
snsd hs IivsS 81 The kgksS PEI sonsSes Of sks realm
The sun., 1884-02-10
Thsna. Kiaseila Unconscious.

:, Thomas Kinsella Ia said to bo falling fast.
Hemorrage Of the Kidneys In yesterday aud soon
nftcrwArd he lost consciousness.
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81 900 For Policeman stewarts Widow.
Leonard W, Jerome Isaac Bell. George Jones.

and VIM II. Appleton the trustees Of the riot relief
fund have sent to Prosdent French for the widow II
Policeman Oliver Vance stewart chock for 81 90
Policeman Stewart, while defending the BeyeT family
on RorkAway train from nh attack by ye thieNes
ceived I'M iuries that caused his death.
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PsISs-Pslss-PtIss

Fer Asai E~lsy.oss
Nothing equals Canvas Back TO smsks altar meals:
and consider the prics-5 for 10 csuts.-Aav.
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.:s;s sh:s: ss b. o:s ::s: II. n 's:: u:
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bArgains for her rs he always does for himself.
6he contemplates returning to tho stuge.
Society here is deeply Interested In festival
In Abort Hall for hospital In which our most
fashionable ladies will figure In the peasant
dresses OF various co-ntries. and Ducheases
will serve vino and beer at extravagant prices
70 bibulous Washers.
Tho newest form OF ballroom dress Is known
- tho ballet In spite Of the name. IL Ia OF nor
nal length. but over tho principal skirt. which
u perfectly straight. fall series Of others.
sach eight or nine inches shorter than Its I'm
very homely and usually very badly dressed
woman. has taken to wearing the richest
siothcs and the finest diamonds.
The case Of the baccarat clubs has revealed
unsuspec,ed depths OF sristocratic gambling
Yin London. Charles Russell. who defended the
sulprits. declared that In many clubs kldges
Bishops. and statesmen play nightly for
high stakes. and Russell ought to know for he
70 notoriousIy tho boldest gambler, as well as
The greatest advocate. In the English courts.
Tho establishment OF school Of physioiogi-
cal research at Oxford has left tho fanatical an
u-viyissctionIsts mourning. Mr.. Freeman. the
historian and lecturer. with characteristic ex-
a9gsration. described the labora tori as cham
bor OF horrors.
Another crazy crowd which opposes the Con-
tasious Diseases act had o prayer meeting Of
eight hours' duration on tho day OF the opening
Of Parliament Some OF the dsvotses arc de-
seribsd as very excited. hymns were sung. and
there were male and female speakers. Special
praysrs were offered for the Government and
he newspaper. the members f'the House.
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MEDICAL,



--7aks all the kidney and Liver
Aedieiass,
Take allthe Blood purifiers
Take all the Rheumatic remedies, !
Take all the Dyspepsia and Indigestion
cares,
Take all the Ayue, Fever and biliou.
specifics.
fake all the Brain and Nerve force
repirsrS,
Take all the Great health restorers. .
In short, take all the best qualities Of
all these, and the best
Qualities of all the best medicines in
the world, and you win find that Hop
--Bittefs have the best curative qualities
and powers of all -coReeatrated
I'm them, and that they will cure when
any or all Of these, singly or-eombined
Fail. A thorough trial win give posi-
i've proof Of this.
Hardened Liver.
Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then i have been unable to be
about at all Ny liver became hard like
wood my limbs were pulled up and filed
with water.
All the best physicians agreed that moth
ing could cure me. resolved to try Hop
Bitters; / have used seven bottles; the
hardness has all gone from my liver, the
swelling from my limbs, and it has iCOrked
miracle in my case; otherwise / would
have been IN my grave. j. W. MoREY,
Buffalo, Oct. !, 1881.
Poverty and Suffering.
II was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering for years, caused by a sick
family and large billsfor doctoring.
l was completely discouraged, until one
year ago by the advice of my pastor, COM
menced using Hop Bitters, and in one
month we were all well, and none of us have
seen sick day since, and / want to. say to
all poor men, you. can keep your families
well a year with Hop Bitters for less than
one doctors visit will cost. know it -
A WORKIHGMAN.
PB-None genuine without bunch Of green Hops
on the white Label. Shun all the vile, poisonous
stuff with Hop" or "Hops" in their name.
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For Sab . Easy Isrns,
A Dn1lAHLR COUNTRY nEsGpsMCR,
"a niesly lse.sea "A s.zsss...1 ~ - -
uako country III p,sanak tDsaA9 ~ $50
ners saU e Ind. Lsealisa = q, G e&kk =
=. szs.nsst IseAis p'aas nsaf - IN -
o. G A. 0clAIvnn On
~ neal ntats Assat, WAss,lne
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The market Is few points of this week
Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnished the fol
lowing quotations:
Cattle, 81 1904 Is for all kinds.
HOGS fair supply: 5(65lc per Id.
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NAIIs-Sa 10 GARD.
Wheeling.

"heounGs
The nail market is very quiet, owing TO
the want of stock. Nails, brads
andfencing, l0d to God, 81 40; Sd
and Cd, 81 IS; I'D and I'd,
81 90; I'D and Sd, 2 IS; Sd 50 80; I'd
S. Is; SOC keg on common cut; barre,
II inch, 81 90; IL inch 81 10; ! inch,
s. 90; t inch, IS 40, ( inch, Sc 60;
lining, / inch 81 O5; I inch, IS go; finish
ing, inch and over, 81 90; l inch, 6 So;
l,$4 so; casing and box, SOC per keg over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, So So;
cut spikes, all sizes, 50 30; boat spikes, all
sizes, 50 30; roofing nails, iron, &c over
common cut; iron galvanized, g 40 over
common cut; iron timed, 81 40 over
common cut
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b Z
c,1ATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, N THE CIR
y c-rit Court Of Ohio County. August Rules, 1884,
iron Aouniaia GO.npaay
saint Leuisor. ssds.esl Com via attachment
pany.
The object Of this suit Il % recover from the de-
sepdant The sum Of sig6Js05 for iIon ore sold and
elive-ei By the plaintiff 70 the defendant, and 20
subject 70 tie payment Of such iDdebtednes claim
al d. defeodsnt against the Riverside Iron Work.
And it appearing from an afhtayit hled In this
cans a these ruies that the deieadanf Saint Louis
,,re and steel Compsny II not resident % the stzts
on West Virginia, and Il not having been served
With process In this suit 90 motion Of the plaintiff
by IL Attorney this order q publication b ertered
and IL isorie-ed that The sid defendant,
-siuf Louis Ore and steel Company, Il required 10
spuar within one month after the dste OF the 1rs;
pabHoatioa q ibis orae: and DO vhst Y ssee.sary
10 pfuect its interest," it u further ordered that this
ordE b published and posted according 70 ia..
Witness. john w. Mitchell, Cerk q MD Court
AZ tip couf house Of aid county, this sfh day Of
Aurrss 1884 to-wit: August Rules, III
~ JOHN w. MITCHELL, Cerk
P,iblished ne hrzt time August 6. ie1A
Attesf: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Ger
WILL AN p. HUMANE, Aisornsy foe fiaintth.
sffonH
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srryEsK AND uEpEyE1orxp PAxm
w q IL Human Bedy Enizgea p.yck p
- - rup a an 1suer. In nply 70 ingSirio
- Nh ~ that thers q 10 evidsnoe d he, t61s
ss,,,t 49, On yhs contnxy, IL sav0t1Dnso q.
ssry hiEkiy indersA Intsr..tse pe,.em ~ =
~ asdicsi CO, r. b. Bad So, BusAis, =. III
edo Be0fsg -
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SALE Of VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in him by q decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, made on the l4th day OF August, 1854 IN
A suit in chancery therein pending, wherein Benya.
mir H. Combs et. al, are plaintiffs, and Mary Z.
Combs ct al, are defendants, the undersigned
special commissioner, will sell at public auction, at
The front door Of the courthouse oil Ohio comfy.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1884.
beginning At 10 o'clock m, the following deso bed
real property: Part OF lot numbered ninety -one
igl SITUATE on the northwest cornPr OF Market and
yenfy fourth streets In the Sixth ward OF the city
ofWbeeIina which portion Is bounded and Described
AZ follows that Is to say: Beginning on the north
inc Of aid lot ninety -one; thence south along the
rest line of Market street s. feet thence vest along
the north line Of Twenty fourth street 20 feet
theuoe north across said lot 66 feet; thence east
tong the orth line OF said lot 20 feet 20 the place
of BEGINNING; together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon orthereun,O belonging. This
Is the same property which was oonyeyei 10 10y
Combs in his lifetime by George b. Edwards and
Eiie By deed dated on the zsth day OF May, 1871.
TRhss oY SALE--Une-third OF the purchase money
or 40 much more n the purchaser may eect cash 90
The dhy OF sale, and the remainder IN two equal IN
,tal uients payable In twelve and eighteen months
resu4rtiyeIy, after the day Of sale. 18th interest
RON tha. day the purchaser 10 give hts notes With
rood security for such deferred payments, and the
title 10 be retained until pa! meut In full.
HESRY N. RUSSELL,
r 3 special Commissioner.
Esreby certify thai bond hiss been given n re.
outraf Nv A In the aDoye entstied cauSs.
= THos. N. DARkAH-s
clsrRef Ne Municipal Courtot Wheelins
/ Ia -
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2 0. YEARS!

"IsRre in Deeds not years. in thoughts, not bred'hS,
In feelings, not ia figures on dial;
We should count Time By hedr-'hrobS-hs mast Tires
Who thinks mOst--yfeslS the nobiest-rc's The best"
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A CANCER FOR TWENTY YEARS.

CANCER FOR TWENTY YEARS.
"For twenty years suffered from cancer on my
neck. Patent Potash and Mercury Mixture fed
instead of curing the Cancer. lost the use OF my
arms and the upper part Of my body. Ny, general
health was broken down, and my life was despaired
81 s s s cured me sound and we'll This new
lease Of lie it gave to me cannot be measured by
any monetary value. owe my life and the support
w. r. Robson, DavlsbOro, Ga
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WHEELING AND prTTsBURaH DIVISION. :
On and after JUNE IS, 1884, pssengrr train
will run q follows, Wheeling time:
DEPARTURE
For Pittsburgh-6:S5 q N, io:2o q m, daily
cept Sunday.
For Washington-s:s5 q m, 1870 a. m, 5:sS'
m; TriadelPhla sos p. m, daily except Sunday.
AKRIvAIA
From Pittsburgh-l:2op p. m, 40 p m, daily sr
cept Sunday. ~ go ....zs
From washinston-s:ioa m, las p. m, 7:I p
m, daily except Sunday.
G. k. LORD, General Passenger Agent Z
THOS NJ. KING, General Sup't
E d. SMITH, Pasa Agt, Pittsburgh.