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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-11
Complimsnting Rodgers.

Bates Lodge No. 30 had grand time
last night For seven wears, J. V. l..
Rodgers has been its Master, retiring at
length List night the new officers were
Installed as follows j. NJ. Belleyille, ".
NJ; T. o. Edwards, s W; W. D. Cushing,
J. W; j. NJ. Ray, Secretary. At the con-
clusion of the installation, Mr.. o. S. Long,
on behalf of the Lodge, presented Mr.
Rodgers with past masters jewel. an ele-
CANT affair, procured from the East by A.
A. Franzheim. The evening wound up
with masonic supper at the Brunswick.
MoRSISG Glory Baking Powder makes
nice light white biscuit Sold by all Lead
ing grocery dealers. G. 5. Feeny, proprie-
tor 14lO Main street
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The Ohio River Road Syndicate

The members of the syndicate of the
Ohio River Road, already in the city, were
oined yesterday by the following additional
members: Senator J. e.. Fair Nevada; E.
". Clark, Philadelphia; Samuel Marshall,
Milwaukee: Charles Pratt and T. f. Sickles.
New York. Senator jackson and Colonel
Oliver Payne have not yet arrived. Shortly
after the party took the special train and
made the trip to Parkershurg. In front OF
the Stamm House the train. with the MEM
lers, was photographed.
Congressman D. r. Paige, of Akron, one
of the contractors, reached here last evening
and will meet the party on its return to the
city to-day.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal and Social--Church Talk--RrGr
lar Town News.

Personal and Social--Church Talk--RrGu-
lar Town News.
Last evening twelve couples of young
folks of this city went out to the farm OF
Mr.. Oliver Van Pelt, where they surprised
his son Charley Strawberries and other
refreshments were served, and fine time
is reported They made the trip in Shrein-
ers large express wagon. Yesterday two
DRINKS we're arrested and locked up. Six
hogs were also locked up, and the Marshal
intends to have all others locked up that are
running at large The Republicans appear
to be highly pleased with the county ticket
nominated at St Clarsville yesterday. Mr..
+ \. Theaker and family are in the coun-
try rusticating The work of opening
Centre street has begun. The Social Club
will visit Wheeling Park on Thurs.
Bellaire, is here working up the
lightning rod business, Mrs W. H. Ellis, of
Pittsburg, is the guest Of Capt W. H.
Smith When are we to have q new depotH
Mrs, j. NJ Goudyis still quite ILL., Mrs Bud
Brown is spending few weeks in Pennsyl-
vania Mr.. Harry Hooton left yesterday
for Pittsburg after a weeks visit here.
accompanied by his father. We are panied /
to announce that Rev. J. ]. McCarrel,
pastor of the First PRESBYTERIAN church. on
last Sunday asked the congregation to I
dissolve his relations with the church. The
congregation met on Monday evening and
accepted his resignation. Mr. McCarrell
has accepted a call from McKees-
port, Pa, and will leave = July
LIST, much to the regret of his entire
congregation. and those who know Mr.. Nc
Camel. He is good SUMMARIZE an elO
quent speaker, andsis much liked BY every
body. Last nig ht several members Of He
bron Encsmpment l. o. o. F., paid one of
the Encampments in Wheeling fraternal
visit They made the trip in Shuners' mail
wagon. Miss Jesse Bloch, Of Wheeling. is
the guest of her friend, Miss Jessie Trip.
Roy McCleary, of Wellsburg. is visiting his
grandfather Col T. H. Mitchell Some Of
the incest strawberries we ever saw were
brought here yesterday from the Sunny
Hill fruit farm" BY Mr.. Ed Reed. They
were splendid, too, for we tried them. Mr..
Peter Wagenor has the sale of them.
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RESULTS OF RUNNING.
small Matters OF Ners Picked Up Here
and There. i,-


and There. s,r
ONE prisoner escaped from the Work
house last month. !a
A CURLING is being placed along the east
side Of Eoff street from Thirtieth street
north to Caldwells run.
Nix. FRANK RINEHART's new frame dwell
ing On Eoff street is nearly completed
Two marriage licenses were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
A. STUMP was fined s. and cost on a
charge Of assault and battery yesterday be-
fore Squire Phillips. "
The joint Committee on Railroads and
Ordinance meet this afternoon to take action
on the B. o. ordinance.
The frame work of VIM Ratcliffe's new
dwelling on Jacob street, south Of Thirty
sixth street, was raised Yesterday.
This years clipping of wool is being
brought to the city in large bulks this week.
1t commands from Is to 30 cents pr
pound.
THE work of building Francis Floods
new brick residence on Jacob street, near
Brice's drug store is being pushed along
ra idly.
TIE Princeton College AriOn Glee Club,
of Princeton. \. j., are booked for Charley
Shav's Academy of Music the 26th of this
month. The club is composed of students
of this well known college and they give
very fine concert
TO-DAY the heaters at the Riverside mill
will only make four heats as this is all the
muck iron the company has on hand. Iii
general understood at the factory that uext
week the work of cutting steel nails eXcus-
iyely at these works will commence.
The engineer Of the Cadiz and Harris
vile macadamized road as advertised in
our paper, will be at the Stamm House from
"Wednesday noon the 18th, until Thursday
noon. the 10Th. Persons wishing TO consult
him and learn more about the letting OF the
contract. specifications &c, can see him
at that time.
LAST evening about halfpast clock
Mrs. KalIenberg, one Of the oldest German
ladies in the city died very suddenly OF heart
disease. She went into the yard at o clock
to get kindling wood and upon returning to
the kitchen dropped dead She arrived in
this country in 1922 and took up heG resi-
dence in this city in 1874.
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Third do, Pat Condry s5O5; Fourth do,
10 En SAnn. EiAh do II Y Thnmnsnn

Third do, Pat Condry s5O5; Fourth do,
Fl. Krus $500; Fifth do, 7. V. Thompson
,S274. The report was adopted.
The report Of the Committee on City
Prison recommends for payment of bill az
gregating $239.O7, which were ordered paid.
The following report from the SuPerinten-
dent of the city prison was submitted. In
prison May /, 20; received during the
month, %; total, AZ; time expired, q; re-
leased BIZ City Sergeant, 9; escaped, l; in
prison May 81, %. The report was adopted
as read.
The petition of the Cleveland, Lorain Il
Wheeling Railroad asking for license 10
keen a wharf boat at our wharf at a cost
not to exceed 500 a year The license
was granted
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THE LUCKY BOILERS.
4 List of Those Retained by the Riverside
Iron Company.

4 List of Those Retained by the Riverside
Iron Company.
The following notice was posted at the
Upper Riverside mill yesterday: On and
afrer July l, 1894, the following named
boilers will be employed by the Riverside
Iron Works Company Vim. Bishop, p.
Youngmaun, !. Mangus, A. Starboudy, 6.
W. Hartley, James Wilson, G. c. Miller
J. Litton, Z. Murrin, James Powell, George
Murrin, |, Stevens, W. Youngmann, John
Powell, John Boyce, Frank Armbruster
John Brannon, l. H. Brown, John Ny es
". n. Williams, f. J. Mccormick Vim.
Craig. Thomas TOomey and Chris. Otto.
This company have now on their pay rell
eighty boilers, all Of whom have been
making full tim up to the middle of last
month. The men have been expecting this
reduction in the working force as the com
panv intend making steel nails exclusively
and will only need twenty-four boilers who
win make mu, ron for the bar mill alone
The men who are retained will all make
full time. ~ the forge will he run single
tuan and twentv-four furnaces kept up al.
the time.
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PERSONALS.
Neyer Give I'm.

If you are suffering with low and de,
pressed spirits loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered, blood, weak constitution,
headache or any disease of bilious nature,
BY all means procure a bottle of Electric
Bittcrs. You will be surprised TO see the
rapid improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and henceforth You will rejoice in
the praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents bottle by Logan 4 Co
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Remnants

Mr. Oglebay and bride will probably he
in his civ hefarc,iheir return from the east
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AdTice 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill.
dren teething, is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
caleulable. Ii relieves. the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels. and wind colo. BY giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c bottle
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swallow Tail Marrhers.

The Gilt-Edge Club, or Plumed knight
Club, which ever may be the name chosen
for the escort club Of the Lincoln Club. Or
ganized last night The understanding is
that the membership will be limited to
thirty members, and the club will be bsng-up
in the highest sense of the word. The club
turned out, last night, for drill and was put
through a course Of sprouts by Capt.
Hunter. When the club is uniformed,
strips of linen should be laid down in the
streets, TO keep the dust OF.
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Mbeelin9 Re9isten
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE II, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Henry F. Miller Pianos-JameS W.
White.
New Goods. S. Rhodes { Co.
Desirable Investment-R. Crangle.
The Glades Hotel-Mrs. +, D. Read.
Festiyal-Elm Grove Town Hall.
Wanted-Girl to do HousewOrk.
Only thirteen dollars to LiverPOol-H. F.
Behrens.
Wanted-CsPital
Fresh Roasted Collected. K. Nc
Nechen.
New Books. B. Wilson.
Buggies, Pheatons and Damaged Goods
~. W. FerreL
Saddles, Harness and Trunks-JOhn II.
Hall.
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SAD SPECTACLE.

Erring Daughter.
A sad spectacle was presented IN the
streets, last night, at a late hour. A woman
was walking aimlcsslv about the streets, oc
caSionally bursting into tears and maxim I:
The air mournfll with h-r weeping. She
said she was looking for her daughter, who
was out upon the streets. engaged in wrong
doing. and she wanted to save her from
shame bv taking her home Off Bird
found the woman and upon learnIng>her
story. found the girl and restored her to her
mother This is the second time this occur
red with this same girl the first being about
two weeks ago.
This is one of the many similar scenes to
be- frequently run across on the streets late
at night. The mother claimed her daugh-
ter had been led astray by a married wo.
man, which only adds to its sad features.
The night police could many tale unfold,
if they chose of the life in the city, as seen
under thc gas lights, of which this is only a
sample
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BENWOOD.

Mr.. Hiram McMechcn left yesterday up
on his proposed tour Of the Wcrtern States
apd Territories. Mr.. Andrew Hildebrand.
popular puddler in the forge department
OF the Benwood Iron Works, resigned his po-
sition here and accepted a similar one in
Mingo. Mr. j. hurry is having an add
ton built to his house in Centre ward.
Mrs. Swartz is having commodious build
ing erected on Main street Several candi-
dates for the nomination Of Sheriff Of this
county were around shaking hands with the
voters to-day. To-day, "Wednesday the
Grant street school will hold their annual
uicnic
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THE MAIL-CAKKIEIs, hELMET>.
The Gamin viii Char. But the u. ;. Boys
DOy't Care,


In a few days the letter carriers of the
Wheeling Postoflice will be supplied with
helmets, which they are required to wear
while on duty. The helmets have been in
troduced in the Philadelphia and New YORK
postofices, and do not give very general sat
isiaction. 1t is, claimed that the gray
uniform is enough to make the lett r
carrier conspicuous, without addinga heavy
and unsightIy article ofheodgeor that gives
the wearer ridiculous appearance. While
the letter carriers do not view the change
with favor, one of them says there will be
NO question of admission, as there are too
many men who are willing to wear the hem
let, turban, or 90 bareheaded for a job."
In other cities, the postmen with their
helmets have been numerically "guyed' by
the street canine, and as Wheeling S youth
are not all Sunday school boys, our quota of
Uucle Sans boys must expect little of the
some kind of chaf However, they viii
stand it,
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FIRST BRANCH.

This branch was in session nearly an
hour. The only business of any import
ance transacted was the referring of the b.
d. o. railroad ordinance to the Committee
on Ordinances and Railroads. Ii seems
that the ordinance had not been acted on
by the joint committee after being drafted,
and several members of the committee OBJ
iected 10 its being read until the committee
endorsed it,
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Just Receiving

Another lot of carriages, jump seats, two
and three spring phaetons, dog carts, piano
box and cut down front buggics; all full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for less
money than ever before offered in Wheeling.
Call see and price at J. W. Ferrers, corner
Main and Twenty-frst streets.
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CABIN AND DECK.

News From the River-Arrivals and Depar-
lures of Boats.
The river was falling at dark last night
with feet inches of water in the channel.
The Stockdalc passed down en- route for
Cincinnati
The Andes got away for Cincinnati yes
terday afternoon with as large quantity Of
freight aboard as she could carry at this
stage of water.
Capt. Seamon has made extensive repairs
to his store on Water street.
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A Startling Discovery.

Mr.. Vim. johnson, Of Huron, Oak, writes
that his wife had been troubled with acute
Bronchitis for many years, and that all
remedies tired gave no permanent relief
until he procured bottle Of Dr. King
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, which had magical effect. and
produced permanent cure. Il is guaran-
teed TO cure all diseases OF Throat, Lungs,
or Bronchial Tubes.
Trial bottles lOc. at Logan 4 Co.'S drug
store. Large size $l.0e.
Il don't feel wellf' The stomach is out Of
order; neglected, this means chronic dys.
pepsia. You should take Acker's Dyspep.
STA Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold BY Edmund Booking and G. Menke:
meller, druggists, Wheeling. W. Va. and
and 2. P. thinner. Bridgeport o.
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Sc BROAnwAY, ROON 80

NEW ORR, March 2, 1883.
Having been cured OF a severe attack O.
rheumatism of the neck and shoulders by
using Allcocks Porous Plasters. feel it IN,
duty to strongly commend their use TO an,
one similarly afflicted. For period Of
several months had exhausted many 9th
or so called remedies without obtaining tn,
slightest relief Finally applied one OF
Allcock's Porous Plastdrs and found my
self almost Immediately cured.
consider them true blessing.
Faithfully yours.
JAMES K HosMER.
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Remnants of Muslins.

We have purchased from the manufactory
q large quantity of short-length bleaehed
and unbleached muslin, and have placed
them on sale as follows New York mills,
Scents; worth IA cents Lonsdale cambria,
9 cents; worth l2l cents Langdon,
cents; worth 10 cents And large lot Of
unbleached at cents; lengths, from three
to twenty yards. Ready this morning, E.
M Me(yillin A. Co
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BuckIen's Arnicu SaIye.

The Pest Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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L. s. GOOD a co. ,en Dry Good. the cheapest.
THE newest Novelty I'm JeWelry
Il the ssChArity Box For sale By
JACOB w. GRUBR
weather Intlieations.

- WASHINGTON, D. G. June IL, l:30 A. NJ
For the Tennessee and Ohio VALLEY, local
showers, followed BY fair weather, northerly
winds, becoming variable slight rise in tenn
perature in western portion, stationary tenn
pefature in eastern portions
For the Lower Lake regions, slightly
warmer and clearing weather, easterly winds.
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Oh, rhsy Did, Did rheyf

bfaUdra NAapael AFt0sses
The reporters Of the Wheeling W. Va,
press went to the Chicago Convention on =
special train, furnished for their accommo-
dalton by the Baltimore and Ohio road.
The Wheeling newspaper reporter never
travels unless he can DO 50 IN style bs6t-
ting bis station.
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Reinnnntsof silks,

During our special sale of silks we aeon.
mulatcd large lot of remnants, in all
coors and lengths, which we do not want,
and propose to sell them if low price will
do it, They will be found on sale in our
silk department this morning +. NJ. Nc
Gilin Il Co
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ga Cefebrated Casa. -

1t seems probable that Mr.. Michael
O'Connor. Of Galesburg. ILL, is not related
to the celebrated Charles 0Connor. He
says Samaritan Nerrine cured me Of
dyspepsia and general debility
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Remnants of white Goods.

A large lot of White Piques and Plaid
Nainsooks has been sent us'by our Eastern
buyer, which we have marked at Sc per
yard, Just one-haf of their value. Ready in
Notion Department this morning. E. N.
McGillin & Co,
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True Merit Alone

Has given Allcocks Porous PlasterS the
largest sale of any external remedy in the
world. If you have been using other kinds
Oh plasters, one trial Of "Allcocks will con-
vince you of their wonderful superiority.
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NyoTICE OF A SPECIAL AND Cr,,
N MEETING or THE STOCKlIoLpySsi

A special and general meeting Of the .,ot,. q,
Of the BenSood lron Works has b en- calIss =
Board OF Director 10 he hsld at the prinriS,,r
of the corporation, No. IL on Fourteenth
the city al Wheeling, West Virginia gu MIA,
DAY, the 18Th day Of June, 1871. ~ ,'rI,I
Tor the purpose oil considering. and a,lop,ir, :.
jecting resolution 10 be oticni l sail ,I.,i, )
general meeting 10 accept the Provisions al 80
IS OF the Code Of WeSt Niniini,, !" amended ~ :
Of West Virginia Of the wear isS?. aud.to 49, =
provisions OF Chapter 81 81 said God. a. 49,,
aud rr.cnactcd by Chapter Il at the Act, a =
Legislature Of 1851, and n amended and ~
again as To certain sections thcrr, by Chap,s, -
the acts ot said legislature OF isS! aad by rL,,
u and SIS Of the Acts Of said Legislature u I,,S
Fy order Of the Board of Director.
ALoNZo UORING
jeili >ort.r
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Group, Whooping Cough and even Asth.
ma, Immediately relieved by Ackers En-
glish remedy Son under guarantee by
Edmund Booking and c. Menkenmeller
druggists, Wheeling. W. Va, and +. p
Zimmer Bridgeport o.
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Go TO the strawberry and ice cream testi
val tonight at First Baptist church
ANOTHER WHEELING BOY
Finds a Bride by Following the Course of
Empire,

Finds Bride by Following the Course of
Empire.
To many, if not most of his old friends,
the news of the wedding Of Mr.. Frank NJ.
Oglcbay, formerly of this city, will come in
the light of surprise party. Yet Frank
has done it. He has quietly married Kan
sas city belle and is now a Benedick, with
all that the name implies. The Kansas
City Times says The marriage OF Mr.
Frank Oglcbay and Miss Jennie Weirck,
Goth we'll known and popular in social cir
cles, was quietly celebrated on Tuesday at-
rernoon at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Foster, on Central street. The spacious
parlors were handsomely decorated with
profusion of rare flowers. The marriage
ceremony of the Episcopal church was per
formed by Rev. Cameron Mann, rector OF
Grace church Only the relatives and init
mate friends of the bride and groom were
present The bride wore a simple toilette
of pure white with bridal flowers. After
the ceremony and congratulations, Il lunch
con was served and at q o'clock Mr. and
Mrs Oglcbay left for tour in the easily
lie way of Chicago, and will trayef quite
extensively before their return>Ao Kansas
City
Mr Oglebay and bride will probably be
in his CITY hefarc,ihe return from the east
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Ladies should remember, beautiful
complexion results from using Acker's
Blood Elixir. Sold BY Edmund Booking
nd C. Menkemeller. druggists, Wheeling,
. Va, and F. p. thinner, Bridgeport, o.,
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found upon our counters we are anxious to
get out OF the way, and we have made prices
90 low on aiem all that they must go. +.
N NcIIllhn Il Co
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jeili

yINHE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA oa1
County. In the Circuit Court al Ohio C.,+.'
West Virginia. June Rules, 1884.
vs.. In Chancery, with Auachu,,
The object Of this suit l. 60 rcC,prcr lrar III, A
PENDANT the sum Of Twenty two dollars within
from the 3Dth day at April 1877, hcinC the - !,
nv him Ia the plaintiff for the purchases . !
clothes aud a. subject Ia sale lot thu payment 4 =
same the undivided onc-third oi the nurL ~.
Lot No ~, in square No. L., n d,,ign,I,pi On =
man ni the subdivision al the Joseph ,aIS4. -
and the building Their on situated. SAii haiLsiyF,
on tho east side oi Chaplinc street hrIwr,n ~ =
18TH streets. in the City oi Wheeling. uhia c,r-,,
West Virginia; the proIrrty ri which pla!liia A.,
sale il the prosperity al ia. defendant Nui D. !
rearing fruni an affidavit fl,,I ~ this ,~. a, a.,
rules, that the defendant, William Fr1,bt. ,E,,
resident Of the state of West Nir.inia and h, :.
having been served with q prnCc>> IN tht, ~, ,
der oi publication j. entered against him aai q,
rrquir,Sl Ia appear within one nr,nIh a,rr ihr a.
oi the fr>t Publication Of this onlrr, AMI 10 shr
necessary 10 protect bis Interests; u u iurhrf ur :
that this order he published and PrNt''l A. r'g>
by law.
AZ tn, Court House Of said County, this ih dlr,
June, 1854, to Wit: June Rules, ls>i
JOHN W. MITCHELL C-t
Published the first time June nth, i-i
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Gtt
JomS o. PESpLEroS,
Solicitor for Complainant. i'l,~-
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEIIs
VAhUABLn
Marshall County Farm FIR 9.

T WILL SELL, TOGETHER OR IN pm,
i 10 suit purchasers, my farm uonta nm, w w
Of rich. veil improved land 100 scn, &c a.,
bottom situate on Big Wheeling Cr,ek !, " u
county, W. Va, fve milcs south OF Elm, - Ni's
land Is we'll satered and we'll timbcrCl. aag
that 10 can he conveniently divided in,n -, ~
improved farms Terms easy. For furtS.- I'd
lar apply to the subscriber or l. :. Jos, 'sfas
40. Chapline str'C,, Wheeling, ". Va
jeiier-tg Sll.A> z h,,.