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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
LITTLE NELLIE's soUDoIR.
" here Ihe PresidenI's Daughter Holds
mock Receptions and Listens 20
PRE-.

PnPs.
WASHINGTON, February 29.-There
are only three rooms in the White
House that are not open to the public
on reception days. These are the Presi-
dents private chamber, Mrs. McElrOy's
room and little Nellie's chamber. Mr..
Arthur has taken great pains in fixing
ND his little girls room. 1t has two
large windows that overlook the
Potomac and the park in the rear OF
the White House.
Miss Nellie invites her young friends
to her room when they come to see her,
aud here the children enjoy them
selves by getting up mock receptions
and all manner OF games known only
to young children. Occasionally the
President drops in on the children. He
Is always welcome, but story Is exaeted
from him by way of toll. When the
President is particularly bored by office
seekers and President.makers he es-
capes to Nellie's room and forgets his
cares in listening to the innocent prattle
of the young people.
Mr.. Arthur has great fund Histories
at his command. Should he tire OF
political life he could make = fortune as
a novelist or story writer. Miss
Nellie's favOrite story is entitled The
Gotham Princess" This story has
never been copyrighted by Mr.. Arthur,
but if it were published it might make
as big sensation as Mr.. Blaine's book.
1t is \ mild sarcasm on New York 80
ciety. II has a good ending, however.
The Gotham Princess puts all Of the
other New York young ladies to shame
and marries Prince Rosebud. To-
gether the Prince and Princess moor
their barque in quiet waters after hsv-
ing passed through many stormy seas.
Miss Nellie's room is handsomely fur
nished. The furniture Is blue, with
curtains to match. Several pretty pic
lures sdorn the walls. Mrs. McElroy's
room Is adjoining. Mr.. Arthur's room
Is pronounced by those who have had
the good fortune to see it to be dream.
Mr.. Arthur has had special case built
to hold the slippers that have been sent
10 him by admiring lady friends.
81 am afraid / shall have 10 get new
case" Mr.. Arthur said day or two
ago, cor give away more of the slippers.
They keep coming" AL OF Mr..
Arthur's servants have been presented
with slippers by the President. Think
how ehsgrined q young lady would be
TO see q pair Of handsome embroidered
slippers that she had spent many nights
working on for Mr.. Arthur encasing
the feet OF Aleck! Mr.. Arthur's life
would be In danger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
IHE FARMER HUSBAND.
A Man With n Glorious Chauce 10
Make Himself Liked or DIsliked.


Ii is doubtful whether the male head
of family often appreciates the Oppor-
tunity he has for dtfusing sunshine at
home. or comprehends how much Of
gloom he can bring with him in trOu-
oled face and moody temper from the
Office or the street. The house mother
is within four walls from morning till
dinner time, with few exceptions, aud
must bear the worriments OF fretiul
children, inefficient servants, weak
nerves, aud unexpected callers. And
she must do this day after day, with
monetonOus regularity. The husband
goes out from the petty details of home
carer he meets friends; he feels the eX-
element of business competition; he
has tie bracihg influence of outdoor
walk OrT.Ge. If he will come cheerful
and buOya ant his presence Is like a re-
frGshing breeze. lie has IL ia his power
to brighten the household life and add
TO the gene raj happiness III a way that
10 man has right 10 forget or neglect.
A great many farmers think they are
above helping their wives. There never
is u time when man can be so much
help as during the winter. During the
winter, when the wife has to do the
washing for large family, the husband
can tighten ner load considerably if he
will; and not only on wash days,
but on all other had days. He can
keep the woodboX well filled with
wood, carry in bucket of water, build
fires, fill the tea kettle, and cut the
meat, besides many other little things
which would assist her very much, and
she would not lie awake half the night
Il flering with pains and aches all over
her body. On wash days he can work
the washing machine, or, if he has
none, / can soon get one, as know
that he average farmer is just as able
to buy a washing machine as he is G
SET binder. He can wiring and help
hing out the clothes, and not feel that
ae il tied to his wife's apron string eth
rr. know a man who does these
things, aud every one knows that he is
nyt ICu to any ones apron string.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
HE PROPOSED IN A STREET CAR.

The Philadelphia Record tells this
story: The bleak and uuinviting inter-
Tor of q street car, with the thermo-
meter twenty degrees below freezing
point, was the scene Of proposal OF
marriage. The hour was $3.50; the car
one of the amOer-hued chsriOts of the
Thirteenth aud Fifteenth Street Line,
Philadelphia, and the interested parties
a pretty girl OF about nineteen summers,
with dark eyes and rosy cheeks, and 8
young man OF two or three and twenty.
"Are you cold, Amelia?" came in
gentle tones acrSss the Car.
"Yes, Charley" was the half
whispered reply. And Charley snug
gled up close and took Amelia'S hand
in bis.
He then glanced at her in loving
way, looked across ut the reporter,
who was apparently asleep, noticed
that the conductor was entirely oceu-
pied in keeping his feet warm, and,
after giving one or two coughs, said,
with 3 smile:
"Do you reeollect what tod you the
inst time ! met you, Amelia"
mo, Charley. What?"
"Why, that i had never been in love,
and that il would be cold day when
I'd ask girl to marry me-"
"0b, yes; but why do you ssk?'
well this Is very cold day, Amelis,
isn't lt?'
Yes, Charley; but Why's" and she
blushed as she glanced up at him, and
as his face drew nearer hers.
- "Well, will your"
There was q silence for q moment
but for the jingle, jingle ofthe bells and
the shutting Of the conductors feet
upon the icy platform. Then she slip
ped her hand into his, blushed even
roster than before, and whispered,
"Yes."
"Bless you, my children" exclaimed
the delighted reporter; and, IS the
loVen half started up abashed at the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

throw 1t back to the Postmaster with a
conten,ptuous AZ don't want It any
longerp and have grefusedD written on
the margin and the paper returned to
the editor. No gentleman ever stopped
In that way, no matter II his head ID
covered with gray hairs, that should be
honorable. Hyou do not longer wish
70 receive the newspaper, write q note
tothe editor like man, saying so-and
be sure that arrearage are paid. This is
the way to stop q newspaper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
AID FOR THE NEEDY.
An OrHRnfEation Devoted 10 the want
OF Poor Families.

An OrKRniEation Devoted TO the wants
OF Poor Families
Boston Budget.
III saw your name in the paper yester-
day as one Of the members OF the Crib
Club" said Mrs. Beldazer the other
night. "What kind OF an organization
is it?"
"Well, my dear" was the hesitating
reply, otis Il sort OF phiIanthropic as
ISOLATION"
"Ah, indeed" continued the wife.
"What is it object?"
dump! it's a-well, it's an associa-
ton to procure cribs for struggling
young married people who can't afford
to buy them"
81 see a good deal about boxing in
the rotices concerning It,"
YES exactly; we box the CRIBS up,
you know"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
SEEDS sy EsEs. rxsS u5HSsSSlIs..E

We carry In stock full supply o. ths
MON clover, Lgcerne, Alfalfa, Alsike, Wtits
Fsparsette and Yellow Terfoil cloyers, Inn
city, Hungarian 6rass, Mills, German q
Golden Nllei. Blue Grass clean and extE
Grass, Seed Data, Barley, Wheat, Buckvbesi
Corn, Potatoes. Onion sets, etc. Also Q III
line Of Garden and Flower ssedz, hzr1eo
ssiiInate' stating quantity dsziSed. Al :.
dtTs srcom panied with the cash Oil ID At ID
lowest M arkst rates on day OF reoeiIk wy
for nnr illustrated catalogue. J. u. MOI L
IOU0HH SONS Agricultural snf fsnet " 'rs
house. ia pud iss Wsinut street. tlner,r att
Ohio, (kats baSbsz Nov, lS1[l iaa.l,s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
Hau 90 atnnnPapar.

You have an undoubted right to stop
q newspaper when you feel disposed,
upon the payment Of arearages. Do
net hesitate to do so on account OF
Tenderness for the editor. Don't you
suppose he would stop buying sugar OF
you, or meat clothing or dry goods,
&c, il he thought he was not getting
bis moneys worth; and should you not
exercise the same privilege with him?
And when you stop the paper. do so
naniully, Don't be 30 spiteful as %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
A GIsL WORTH HAVING.

A deserving young man Of moderate
means had an engagement wi.h ayoung
lady to Escort her tn the opera house last
night, says Birmingham, Alabsma,
paper, and when the rain continued to
pour down he looked forward with dis
may to the hack hire, which, added to
the cost of the tickets, would run his
bill fearfully high. HIS mind was re-
lievpd il the afternoon 10y a note from
the young lady, stating that she wished
10 pnstpoue the engage ment until to-
night She evidently realized the siJua-
ton, and, Ike a sensible girl, solved the
difficulty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
HOW A QUASsEL WAS MADE UP.

The Atlanta Constitution says: A
gentleman of Athens, Ga, once had 8
lovers quarrel with hissweetheart. who
gave him back his engagement ring, a
$3.50 diamond. Delft erately walking
To the hearth, he threw the memento of
his blighted happiness on the stone and
with his heel ground it to pieces. He
then returned the lady ring she once
had given him. But she was guilty Of
no such outburst. Calmly placing 1t on
the mantel, she remarked: well, I'll
need it for my next beau" The quarrel
was soon made up, and the hasty lover
/ al 10 invest in another ring.
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WIVES IN HEAVEN.
A Youth OF an Ing uiring Turn Of Mind
Asks for Information.
lyofs IoSranl

Pap, Is it q sin fur man to have
two wives?"
"Yes, old sport"
"Weil, II isn't sin in heaven to have
two wives there, Is itS"
"Yes, suppose so. =,
"Why old Boomers wife what died
Yesterday Is his second wife what's
dead now, and II he goes to heaven
when be dies he'll have two wives
there, won't her'
"Yes.n
"Then heaven must be o sort OF Q
Mormon place, isn't itT
"Thst'll do, now"
lob, yes; you always say, 'Thapu
do, now when you can't answer what
/ ask yoC."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

way, throwing off some brilliant and
witty ideas, when he interrupted her
with 'Stop! stopl that Is badinagep'
Considering she was q little young
thing, not quite thirty, 1t was rough on
him to say it. But his harp hangs on
the will owe now, and her fortune never
can be his.-Chicago Sun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
a EpIcAl.
=. t.':,' 'Ser -, ISSE.
MASSES ErE,-TH,l Re-


Goa, &c -, ISSI.
HEssRs. FLEMING BF -:
Sirs,-Your pals caIle al right, add can Sa1
they are good billions pill. have used 4 gres:
many pulls, bot l can say DIR. c. McLane's Pulls,
manufactured by Fleming Brothers, are Genuine
And, gentlemen, you haze my thanks IN scading
gave some Of those pills to my neighbors for q
trial. One Of my neighbors got three pills. He
said they did help him lie felt the next day ike
a new man. He wishes uie to send for fifty cents
worth for him. So, gentlemen, will do all can
70 introduce DE-. c. McLane's Liver Pills, manu-
sactcred by Fleming BROTHERS. You win find
enclosed one dollar, for more OF your good pills
wish YOU could send me a sample Of your Yer
mifuge by mail thirk will take well here.
NolIs, ~ rcs!.ect,
WM. II. DvoAN.
Please send soor.
Ie.' 4. ",'dts, Y. Y
Co,aGer %, ISss.
Nsm', 30
Dear StTS,- wAl find one dollar,
.or which you w.. ID me more Of you'll
DR.. c. McLanc's '''s | trust you have re-
ceiyed the Pay ius &c NO boxes ordered
and received. ] would only cay. they have done
me more good than l could express. feel much
better now than have for two years past. Send
them soon. More hereafter.
Yours truly,
REV. Phil SPAETH,
WC-.Sandlake, y. 7.
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believe Swifts Specific has saved my life.
had Vir. ually lost use ef the upper part OF
nv body and arms from the poisonous effects
OF a large can GER on my neck, from which ]
hfd suffered for ~ years. y. g, 3. has relieved
me OF all soreness, aud the poison Is bein z
forced ont Of my system. will soon be we'll.
W. r. robson, Davisboro, Ga.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

Two months ago NV attention gas called TO
the case of q womb afflicted win \ cancer
on her shoulder at lesst inches in clrcum.
ferercn, angry, painful and giving the patient
no rest day or niCht for months. obtained
q supply OF Swift specific for her. She has
token : bottles, and the ulcer Is entirely
called up, only r very small sclb re naming
rrd her health Is better thEn for q 'e years
rat: seems 10 he perfectly cured.
REV. JtSgIE X. CAMrHELL, Columbus, Ga.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
Dlssolutios sf Partnersafp.

VT,HE PARTNKRSHR HxxxroSoh1 II.
l. listing bstvssa wm. LAX anA ALL
Zink, under ths arm nAns - WA zH
Bon, 10 this day dissoivsd ~ nsfs& eashs
AIbsst link rstinnG.
All psnons knowing fhsmss'vo tnasssse
70 The Late eYm are sArsssey rsSr~1sd bean
ana make settlement with Wn- Lnk, vho
aions u sathor1ns1 70 sseos ths asooaao~
VIM. link q bon-
The buAn1D win - S4n1s4 % 9Uss
Sand. - hlrssofors. w 1
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have seen remarkable results from the use
II Swifts 81 eclrc on n cancer. a young mau
r,Hr here haB been afflicted five years with
Ne most angry looking eating cancer ever
ruw and wa ncarly deed. The first bottle
made wonderful change. aud after i've bot.
lbs wei e taken, ne IS nearly or quite vol. IL
i.truly wonderful
NJ +. CRUNLEY, NJ. D., Oglethr0po ia.
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NOTICE TO TAXI pEposrrfoHa.

CARER. viii lake NOTES that tbs dspos!v.ees
Of William STAN IN, sr,, ,. z; Hsrvsy, hsss
clark, William A. Carter. wiillam b HS
horn, william Ports,' nsSG Lcn -. osa..
Of CeId well a caldwell, atforneys-se-iav "
the odd Fellows Hall building, n the CITY 9
Wheeling, In tie stats OF west xrpLia. -
the hours Of O'Clock .. m, and so's'osk Q.
M, 90 be READ In eyidepce In tne scovs
paned cause on Dehslf o. ,.id pla,nu11 ~
siiions shall not Be commenee1, o. b:sal
comm snced, shall not b compIee.d q 49,
day, the taxing Of the same VII! be -.
jsnrntd from time 10 time untn ths sems
sha' 10 c"mp'e'''' EMMA p. BRADLsy.
ByCALDwELL AcALDwELi.hsr solisssors
fei6ORWs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

"rbe o,dsst piano in the United
States" is in the possession OF a family
near Harlem Bridge, lin the suburbs Of
New York City" The "oldest piano"
may be tolerated Sin the suburbs" but
in a thickly populated city it would
create riot n brief space of period
NOrristown Herald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

Tres.ise on Blood and skln Diseases allied
free TO q plicanIs. .,.,
Drawer J, Atlanta, Ga.
n V ONCE, $50 W. I'd ~, b.. Seeu Sixth
and SevenIh Aven ueS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

e1en A MONTH. AoENy WANTED
tkJU best sailing aTttele IN the ynsl1 Une
sa1pls frsA A1dsso JAX BbOSBOE; y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
NEGATIVELY SPEAKING.
A Sb0emaker'S Recommendation
which saS Rather 5IisIeRding.

which Has Rather Misleading.
Independent.
"Sir," said Mara hon man to shoe
dealer, "these Overshoes leaked the
fiat time wore them, and you recon-
mt nded them to Oe tie best there were
nade.n
IL did nothing Of the kind"
"You certainly did. II ! remember
The exact language, you said there were
no better Oversb0es."
"No, that is not what / said. ] said
hat no CvershOeS were better than
those, and they are For with no over
shoes you would stay in the house 10
sloppy weather while with these you
eau venture out doors, get your feet
wet, and catch cold"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
CA ~ &C Fl.

Tho experience in the treatment Of Cancer
with Swift's Specific a. Y. ~ would seem 10
warrant us In saying that II will cure this
IN n Oh dreaded scuuTge. Persons 20 afflicted
are invited TO correspond with us.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

UNDFP LIP AND INSIDE o" CHEEK
EATEN AWAY BY CAN Ell.
My father hsd Rn eating cancer for several
Years, which hal en- en- away his uri Ter Up
NJ the in,i!e " his cheeg, down 10 jne bot
tom OF his gums. We got some az sEiftS
SpCcih and gave him, aud the effect has
been wondeTfu.-a.most mlraOuiuus. The
sores are all healed, and he is perfectly well.
Every one here said IL was only a question OF
time abont his death, and his c1re has created
the greatest excitement In this part OF the
rorntry. ] hone you will publish about my
fathers cure and send me some circulars 10
give TO my friends and the afflicted.
WV. r. BArUR0r.
South Iss'0n, Mass, January :, 1884.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

The ex Sheriff of Iredell county, N. G.
Mr.. w. T. WATSON, ssys: browns Iron
Bitters has improved my digestion and
general health
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

unexpected discovery Of their secret the
scribe shot out ofthe doorway and hur-
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Saved Him 1900 Dollars

ADAMS, N. Y, Jan. 80, 1854.
Or. b. ]. Kendall d Co., Gents Having
used q good deal OF your Kendaus SPAWN
let you know what IL has done for me. Two
years ago had as speedy colt as was ever
raised In Jefferson county. When was ofesk:
ing him, he kicke over the cross bar ana got
I employed the best farmers, but they an said
he was spoiled, he had very large thor.
ough- pin, and used two bottles OF youf
KsndallS SPAWN Cure. and IL took the burce
entirely OF, and he sold after wards for tls0
(dollars). ! have used Ii for bone SPAWN and
Wind gals, and Il has always cured conn
pletely and left the leg smooth.
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Elm Grove ssd Ststs IL: 4ansoal
Coopasy.

NyorIcE d HHxHBY olyn la -
q he d Sse!s - - -: ~ ~
sinis, On u ins day q ns!es. A. p - z
proposssson Vim - 0bOts4eA ~ - 49,
6siic. q - seo!.sy - 49, SSs1
AZ orS:, Of Dc kzsssavs csaoAsss a
sssBosra ef n''''' ~. ssoHsyIe!f
kttisOea Co0poav.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure
ON uInMAN FLESH.
vEvAY, Indp August Il Is

DBL kendall YA o.. NC dss nSss
circulars received TO-DAY. Please send me-
some with my imprint prtAted on one Eds
only. The KendAlls Spawn cure Is In excel
mails, bat for human ailments Also MI. jos
VorIs. one of ths leading farmers In our ooun.
~, spralped an ankle badly, and knowing
the valve OF the remedy for hofses, tr1ed ~
on binsseH. and il aid far better than he had
expeet al Cured the sprain In very Ehor
ordeg. Yours respectfully
O. D. THrEBAyD
Price 81 per bottle. or bottles for s. Az
'. M be sent to any address on receipt Of prie<
by the proPristors, DR.. B. ]. Kendall 4 Go.
EposbuYeh falls, W.
SOLD ny ALI DRUGGISTS. iyiig
nnsttSs Morphine HaAit Caped IN 10 q
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uOVvOGS.
Wheeling and Harrisburg Railway
C0mpaay.


NOTICE ~ BEREBY GIVEN THAT Ar
IN tue animal meeting o' the stock holders
of the Wheeling and Harrisburg Halfway
Company. tn be held 81 the once OF WIN.
OF " heeiing, In the StAts OF West Virginia
ON the nth day of March, \. j.. ist, Pro
position will be submitted Tor the oonsoltde
uon of said company and im capital Gscs
with the Elm Grove and State Lane HAilrOed
ny order of the Executive Oommittss
The Hoard Of Directors. - n,orvyrNr
A,ereiary 81 tho Wheeling aud HArrisburs
RaiIvsy Company jaia
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO COun.
TT, nsAts Of Mcst Virginia, In tnis mAtssf
81 thS Deobale Of the lat viii aud tcstarusut
q w0Aas H.rtepstein. deosa.sd,
M Ohtoos OF ths petition nLso In Tue mat.
tart . have admitted - Probate . pAPor
vrisiaG parportlng to DO the last VIII aaa
tsla6snl OF William Hartsnststn, dsers~ed,
issl, asd it appearing from an aiidavi, nlci
Vtth n In my o6os that Iofenta Aaute
sed Asnristta kaats are non. residsnn @
", sS.S DO sppssr Al ny once, In the ely
q Whssiins. In Tho eounty Of Onto, sta,s e
Eea viIgiai. on "a: sa day Of a.t s; A. ::
$3.50 =: sS; 20 peot.S, tesr is.rs., in the s.il
-. srirrL, At,ors.y' fsass..s
srBx STATE oy wEsT VIRGINIA, OHIO
county, in tho Circui, Coart Of ohio
essnty, FsbTusry Hulos, IVA I'm ma y.
ErSdIsy sssinst kiohsriiD. Garter. Wihiao
A. CaTtsr John X. Is. Carter. 1hono CertE
Cfnersh trustee, C!i sries ~ Moth yrsnk
y. Mcneil. Thos Egebs. kiwood hnGnes
ard Andnv u. Hamilton. parnsI. dong
fhomss Hushs 90, AisGt BrsdIsy. naI
u Hornbrooh. Indiana J. Hosnbroos, yesss
A. Horn brook and Percy u. HofnbfooS.
m ouAsrray.
a.. -, 4. a. o,..,n . ~.
The OBJECT OF Ins sut ~ % ~. -.
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Summons.

u,HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. TO
the Sheriff OF ohio County, greeting;
We command GU that yoa summon Chas-
H Booth. klm!rH Ripley the CITY OF wheel.
ing, Marianne Loughbor0uEh, Alexander
Tough borough d. Daniel 4. List, trustee, Platon
Zane ns trustee and IN his own right Eliza
Jane Zane,ssmuel >. IgLe, Della IL. CarrrA T.
Carr, NOAH Zane. isabel zane. bis VIE sophia
Y. Iurdon and Alexander EHston, her hus.
band. Margaret Nee. Zane, Curtis r. Brown,
Sheriff OF Ohio county and Edpilb!sirslor OF
the It tate Of Henry Moore, decsasej, Nd
muDd Pa Zane, Maria Louisa Zane, hi, vile,
stolz partneE ~ doing bus! ness under the firm
name OF stump BrOs. & stolE, tho claimants
and the pcrsO3 10 whose name the land mere
the petition filed by Alfred Caldwell, Com
missioner OF ScnOol lands for On . county,
West Virzinia, ON the u day OF February,
Schooi Fund Of piece OF land In the CITY Of
wheeling, in ssid county and StatA, bounded
as follows:
Union street, tnov called Eleventh street, %
feet eastward fIC IN the northeast corner Of
the passenger station OF the PliSburgh.
wheeling and Keniuck ! Railroad Company.
which station was formerly known ~ the
Perry HOUSE," thence runhins moth U
wsst q feet, more or less, 10 the south Inc OF
lot No. In the Old town Of WhcelinE; thence
r potpa TsTsin whsIs II IL Interested by q pro-
fspgafion northvsrdIy Of tee line Of the
wttt aide Of said passenger station building:
u encs running south wardIy along ssid pro-
IopeafIon OF said west line o. ss!d, station
building TO the north wet corner Of ksid build.
ing: asd thence running east vNdiy along
Tie north line Of said building and With toe
porih line Of said street u the place OF tes
rjnnirs the same being alleged In sad %
ttiop 10 Rave been forfeited 10 the said stSta.
ard also AL unknown parties having NJ
cisirnire TIE said land or any part thereof,
II they be found In your baiiiwiek, 70 appear
before Joseph X. PAUL, ESQ., Commissionee
in Ibsneefy Of tie Cirruit Court Of Ohio
county. West virginis, At bis ofnoe, No I'D
ChapIipe street, In the city Of Whsslln1.
county snd state Aforesaid, upon thO 10Th
day OF March, 1s4, st 10 oeiock q -, and
show cause, " any they can, Why The said
Ian q hereiubsfofe dsssribsI shall not be sold
for the benefit Of ths school fund. and hsvs
then there this vrtb.
witness, John ". Mitchell, eisrk OF our
said Court, ~ tn Court House Of SAID coun
~. this sth dag of February. 1881, epd In tht
tvepty.6rst Year Of the Rfats 1T He~t Wiz
gibis. JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Cart.
The anyye sunmops II pubiished agsins
said foH ala Fusion and AexaD Easton
Der boz pspd. Mariana Tough borough ans
AieU ndef II. Lnugh borough, hsr husband
Fam N n > lane Hdmuad II. Znua aud NAH