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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-19
commissioners sale.
pUBLlO SALE

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In pursuance OF a decree In the sui, n, r..
change Bank Of Wheeling "a. Amos i, O n nv Il.
others, made by tue Municipal Court Of Wthu 1IG
On the 18th day Of October, iSSt. / shall MntSlln;
commissioner appointed thereby, proceed ~ srSSiH
public suction III tho front door OF Tho Fam; nTdtlAt
q oh!o county. on SATURDAY, TIE CHI bi HYSq Ne
iss. commencing at 10 o'clock VI
out BY Henry MOORE. trustee OF the cststn W tAll
ezer Zane. and fronting OH the north siIe ~ t31ta'
street, and also lot No.. u III Daniel Zana'ss n4lac
on Wheeling Island, on the southCS.t sc oSnilOn
Zane and Huron streets. On the fnnt ,s,t n " o.
No. II Is erected a double two.tory i.pu1'rST 4, " vlot
house, containing eight looms: and u mai ,rnnasnng
house Of " rooms on the alle:! In tho rear q SIs saII
On lot No. Il, Is erected a double two s,o..
dwelling house, containing ten toomI. SnSS lame
cottage containing three rooms. NJ aao
TERMS or sALE-opo.thid and AZ ,nu.h
q the purchaser may elect, CASH; md ,he sr. 'GnGtN
ln two equal payments. layAblc rcspSCilrSiitHu Gc
StSH anu Ei1HrkES months. from day OF ,siSSE ~
credit installmens, notcs to bc given by iSS ~ NJ
ckRsef OF Purchasers With satisfactory l..n"S. pu!'
curity. and the Tito 70 be retained until iS SIn,A ~
chase money Is paid, and a conveyance III, ! rHr;
by the court 4'VS'Sd
A.. J. CLARKE
Special Commissions,
!, 'Thoa. n. Darrah. Clerk OF the MuulrI,nIraI -.
Of Wheeling, do certify tha, bond and SS9ast
haye, been given by eld special commi.t8sNStu niy
required BY law, and r " said Iee5SG q ,sls' ~
J.c. "l1snvEy, AuctioAecr. ao s,s's.
The above sale b adjourned until sa,r,,.
celnber q, 1854. at 10 O'Clock A, n, al tHS' 10.
door OF tho Court House. "' "Vas
A.. J. CLARKE,
asfMWay Special Cpiamt"ionC,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-19

Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-13

DANTOPS ACADEMY,
L Near CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
Prepares for College. University or
Business.
Healthy location, new Gymnasium, &C., full
course of study, wholesome moral influence.
Session begins September 18th, 1888.
For Catalogue address
REV. EDGAR WOODS, Ph.D.,
or PROF. JOHN R. SAMPSON, A. NJ,
jy6-1y Co Principals.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-13
Monthly Review of Missions.

From Brazil our latest letters are dated Ma
ranhao October 29th, and Campinas. November
2lst. Mr.. Wardlaw had made visit to Macs
30 70. a town in the interior, where he had
preached a number of times, and where he was
received with much favor. subsequently he
visited Maranhao, city on the seaboard to the
north of Ceara He was much impressed with
NJ aranhao as a suitable place for commencing
missionary work He preached number oil
tim es while there, and on the last Sabbath had
the largest congregation that he had ever seen
gathered tor religious worship In Brazil a let
ter from Mr.. Dabney. published in our present
ISSUE gives very satisfactory account oil the
condition and prospects of the Campinas MIS-
sion, and is especially encouraging in view OF
the difficulties that it has had to contend with
for several years past.
Our latest letters from China are dated the
goth of October The missionaries and their
ia miles so far reported, were IN good health.
Miss Stafford is feeling the effects of a long
residence in China, and her missionary associates
are unanimous in the opinion that she ought to
return to this country for relaxation md the
improvement Of her health, which she will pre-
badly do in the spring.
From Mexico we have intelligence to the
10th OF December. Mr.. Hall closes his letter
with the remark "All the members OF the
mission are enjoying excellent health and our
work is exceedingly interesting. 1t was ex-
pee ted that a Mexican Presbytery would be
for med in the course of few months Much
re gret is expressed that the Executive Com
mttee is not able for the present TO aid in build
in g the church at Jeminez. In most papal
countries it is very difficult to get people to come
toget her for religious worship without a house
d dedicated TO the service of God. Since the above
was written, we have letter from Mr.. Gray
BILL in which it is mentioned that young
Catholic priest had recently called to see ano
converse with him, who was greatly exercised
about the errors of his church, and who, it IL
hoped, will soon be led by the Spirit into the
clear light of the Gospel Mr.. Graybill says
that the book Mornings and Evenings with
the Romanists translated into the Spanish a
few years since by Rev. H. B. Pratt, formerly a
missionary in the United States of Colombia, is
an immense power under the Spirit in Mexico y
Rev. Henry M. Woods and wife sailed from
San Francisco for China on the 22nd OF Deem
Der. The committee are indebted to Col. Ben.
net H. Young, of Louisville, for securing pas
sage for them to California at reduced rates, and
also to many Christian friends and churches fol
prompt and liberal contributions towards pro-
viding for their outfit and passage. The First
Presbyterian Church, st. Joseph Mo-, as is al
ready known to our reaSers, have made liberal
provision for the support of these missionary
friends in China. We trust that the example
of this church will be followed by many of our
wealthier churches.-he Missionary for Feb
Tuary.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-13
EDUCATIONAL.
DLUMER MEMORIAL Fl MALE COL
Il LEGE, WYTBEVlLl E, VA.

I)LUMEK MEMORJAL ft MALE OOL-
Il LEGE, WYTBLVlLl E, VA.
The school pow occupies the new building,
Just completed. We need another, costing
5000. What church or individual will give
us the building, and name t2 Who will endow
a Professorship, ard name lt2
Rev. DR. NJ d. HoGE says: Money contrib
uted to the endowment of female schools of
high grade. and under Christian control, is well
invested. The Plumer Memorial Female Col
lege deserves encouragement because of the
honored name it bears. because of its admirable
location, and still more, because it is intended
to be an institution where the best opportuni
ties for mental Improvement will be secured,
and where the most salutary religious influences
will predomingte. l commend this cause to the
confidence and favor of the Christian public"
Rev Dr Pryor: L take pleasure in COM
mending TIE noble enterprise to the general
support of all benevolent persons"
Rev DR. B. NJ. SMITH: There is no enter
prise in which all who desire the growth of in
telligent Christian faith and piety, ought to feel
warmer interest"
Small contributions acceptable. Send to DIR
V. G. Huff, treasurer; or Rev. S. X. Preston
Wytheville Va; or R. T. Brooke, Esq, Rich
mond. Va.
N. B. For particulars concerning school, pu'
pills, &c, apply to Rev. D. G. RANKIN,
oc M-6m President.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-13
CATARRH
1a3O A.
feb

GPECIAJ NOTICEll-In almost every
- neighborhood there are men from one cause
or another, out Of employment We want to
say to al who are willing to work that we can
give you pleasant and profitable employ
ment selling our new and valuable books
Ministers and teachers, whose time is not fully
occupied, would find 1t to their interest 10 cor
respond with us. We offer liberal inducements
Applicants will please state age, experience
Of any, and give reference as to character and
habits. Apply at once to
3 F. JOHNSON & CO,
oc 31-lyl No 1913 Main St., hmond, Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-13

INSTITUTE FOR THE TRAINING OF
l. COLORED MINISTERS-Und the care
of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, located at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The eighth annual session of ten months
commenced on the third day of September,
under the instruction of Professors D. D. SAN
DERsoN and J. ]. ANDERSON.
All the branches necessary to fit candidates
for the gospel ministry will be taught
Some acquaintance with the early branches of
English will be required for entrance.
Candidates must come recommended by their
Presbyteries or Committees of Education, and if
of other denominations, must have similar Gre
dentials No charge for tuition or incIdentals
Board can be had on very reasonable terms.
q. A. STILLMAN, Superintendent.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-13

NOOD PAY FOR AGENTS. 800 to 5000
VI per month made selling our fine Books and
Bibles Write to ]. G. McCurdy Co.,
sep 12-1v PHILADELPHIA Pa.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-13

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For everything for which a hair tonic is re-
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
keen Old Couple From Nowhere.

Tho cash car system is Q novelty and wonder that parties from the out-oI- town precincts cannot understand. To some of them it appears 10 be pure neCromancy. An old gentleman and his whe who, from appearance, belong to the ten-mile from nowhere region, entered one of the stores where this la- Dor saving innovation is introduced. and after making some purchases rendered, a bank bill of large denomination in settlement.
 The clerk, all unconscious of tho storm that was soon to break, pulled down one of the hollow balls, and put ting the bill inside pulled the string, and the ball proceeded down the rail 10 the cashiers desk. The countrynnan and his better half who had watched ths proceedings with breathless interest. seeing their money departing as they supposed to the unknown regions ran down the aisle with their eyts on the ball and shouting stop thief! There were a number of people in the store who en- j0yed the jun as the old gentleman protested loudly against the city swindle and even when hB received his correct change back he could not be convinced that robbery was not meant, believing that his and the old woman a snartness in keeeping thoir eyes on tho ball was all that saved their property from tue confidence men they had read 50 much about, tut had never met before. - Eetg London Day
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
An Incredible Story.

An aged couple walked into a prom inent store at Syracuse recently and asked to see some carpets. While the clerk was showing them some patterns of iugrains the proprietor of ihe store noticed the old people and, approaching the clerk, told him to show them some of their best body Brussels. As be rolled out several pieces of the rich carpets the ald lady held up her hands ans eXclaimed: 'rOb, we can't afford that" The merchant asked her which pattern she liked best, and she pointed 10 q piece and said, That is just love ly!" The merchant asked the size of the room and told the clerk to cut and match the carpet and have 1t made up in tme for Lhe train on which the old people were to return. Seeing the look oi bIank amazement on their faces, the merchant asked: "Ain't your names SO and sO?' ''Yes," they answered. Didn't you keep tavern at such q time and a. suon piace2" They re. piled in the affirmative. '.And didn't yon hare boy named - -" "1es, yes; and VIC have wOnd cred whatever become of the little cuss." Well, said the merchant, Il am that boy, and when tended bar for you I stole money enough from you to carpet your wuu!e house. Take the carpet afIi say poth,ng more about iG" It is needless To add that they took it- RVTnC Set aGi
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
Marked Trout.

It is the custom of some of our fish commissioners to attach metal tags 10 liberated salmon, that when captured again the growth of the fish may be noted. We once knew an angler who was in the habit of putting his mark on trout; but he did not use metal tag. It was a rule with him to retain no trout that weighed less than one-hali pound. When he landed one of less weight, he would carefully take 1t from tie hook, mark it by biting of tho upper portion of it's tail-hn, and throw it back Into the water to grow. Some. times he would catch these fish again after they had attained the proper size to fad place in his basket; and it was often a source of pleasure 10 him to receive n lolter of thanks from some foIow-angler who had chaneed to take ono of the marked big fellows. One day tllis bilcr of irouts' tails was driY- ing along some eighteen miles from home when he came to bridge over a stream, and in passing saw big trout rise. The next day. with lis tackle. he drove back over these cigh- teen miles and tried for . rise. He found not a sign of trout. The next day ne made the Journey again, with q like result The third day, nothing dannted, bc drove out ngaiu. This time he pulled out three pound trout The upper lglf of its tail. fin wes gone; and our friend haa always believed that it vas QUO of his marked trout. = .Forest and StreaHs.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
Tho Dude and the Cowboy.

. . if
 ''Nextr' yelled Third Street bar hcr yestnrday. as ho looked around the room fot new customer At the call iong.hairnd cowboy from the bad lands of Montana and Minneapolis Cinde canae to their feet and advanced toward the chair The dude was It, tic ahaad and seated himself when tho COW puncher said no was in a hurry and ordered tho dudeup; but he claim cd he wus in bis turn and didn't come up.
 Look hyar, ye pin.legged gopher.r ' howlei the Montana tough, ''ef yer don't valnoose outer that ar chair in less'n two shakes CT stesr's tail. HI break yer up an use yer ter plug rat holes with.
 And the cowboy let or an athletic laugh that made the barber turn chalky, but the dutle didn't move,
 Ibid you hyar nle murmurg" siEoat- cd the cattlemau,
 "Aw, yaas, aw, heard sawmthing," replied the dude.
 'Yaas aw, wal aw, I'll give yaw just half q minute to git.
 "Weally, my boy, replied his dude ship, you sec l cawn't think of mov. ing SO wapidly. It inn't natural, you knaw; its weally too warm for such ex- aWsizo.h
 ''Aw, is it, nv, wal I'll just take or contract ter move yer, and the COW nan moved over in the direction of the half reclining dude and caught him by the collar The barber said he thought a Dakota threshiug machine had got in and taken possession for the next five minutes; the cowboys boots went over and mixed up with lot of cos metics; a seveu-shooter from his belt got into $ tussle with q hair brush and lot of raEors, his hair was pounded down iu the cracks of the floor, and the mirrors were spatteTed with drops of his gore, When the dude finished the cowboy looked as if he had beer holding an indignation meeting in 8 slaughter house. and straightening his nose and gathering up what was loft of his railnent, he said he guessed he'd go over 10 another shop. thBre were so many ahead of him, and he was in con siderable of a hurry. The dude, pull Ing handful of the cowboys hair out of his pocket and dropping it in thc waste basket, saiG: That will put me in good trim for the ball game this afternoon.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
Pertlaan. lsoLn.s Aboa. parasols.

Parasol irritation is the sweetest thing on ihe carpet this spmmar. It Is very effective The mode Is plain and simple. and scarcely requires any ex- planation.
 Holding She paraSol down over the drivers face iL 3 dog cart means You are going to run into that mail PhaetOn.
 Holding 1t over tho escorts head and swinging it horizontally in rapid nanner--There goes your hat
 Halrns suddenly while holding it closed over the shoulder-I have your eye.
 Jabbing the club end of the handlo into your ribs--I havo broken your watch crystal
 Trailing tho point between your feet Do you tumbleP
 Held open in a small sail.boat-~I am an intolerable nuisance.
 Swung over the shoulder at the races ---DoIat you wish you may sec iie
 Revolved rapidly at the back of your neck at the regatta-I trust l do not annoy you.
 Dropped out of the car window You may buy me another
 Closed and pounded rapidly and with great violence over your mead and ears II do not love you any more.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
Cincinnati Fog.

s'What a darnod 1oggy. smoky old place this Is. anyhow, said . Boston man who was visiting Cincinnati for the first time.
 .Why, it isn't so bad as all that l hopepn apologized his host,
 ''Yes, 1t IS. It's worse. Why, I couldn't sao daylight this morning un- til Il o'clock. " ....
 ''Ahom.-un--" replied the Gin cinnau man, significantly; ''iid you get that note l sent around to you last night when you started out with the boys?"
 No. What notep"
 ''Oh, only brief one to tho effect that you musn't mix whisky with Cin- cinuau beer"
 The Boston man has been able to see daylight earlier since his tirst night out. "-. .Asrchaai IrdUslcr
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
The oninine md Ihe Morphine.

One night after the drug store had been closed and all was dark within, the Quinine Bottle leaned over and whispered to the Morphine GNr;
 "Say, let's put up job on the clerk"
 "lIowa" ..
 Why, you come over here and stand iu my place, and III go thero and stand in yours"
 On, no; know your little game. You think if you got in my place you'd do all the business. But you necdnN flat,er yourself No drug clerk ever made the mistake of giving quinine for morp, foe, ", Chicago AeigS.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
To Capital Seeking investment.

E OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER k est in the two c0pper claims, with a large aMount of high grade copper ore in sight Plenty of wood aud water on the claiLas l want SS5 ,000 Co buy outstanding interests develop claims and put thcni iis ltlilsoIE producing ctindition l will repay this SSSlp00 out of the first copper produced, leayinls you with 2 one-half interest in two good developed claims, with good reduc- tlon wiDrks On property, You can secure proyenaents until money iS paid back, then divideproperty and go aheid.
 Who wants to investigate this ili good faith2
 Gail On or address JOHN D. BURGESS, Dunlap Postotilre, Graham County, Arigo- ma, via Fort Grant sept. s-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
saturaay, November ss, 1884.

Charles O,Connor received &75, GOO for his services in tho Jumel case; Ey- asis S25,o00 for defending Bcccher; Beacil only 5.u00 from Tilton; Scott Lord received $5O. GOO from Cornelius J. Vanderbilt in the contest over his fathers will. and for the Taylor will case the entire estate $250. GOO, went to tho lawyers; David Dudley Eeld draws $I0 O00 a year from the New York eIc- villed railroads, and in the Parish will case the fees were $50,0o0. These are oaly a few of tho large feesreceived by the legal fraternity.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

There is q large potriiicd rock in the shape of tree stump in f-ont of c. O. Whitcher's residence in Easton. N II On one end can plainly be seen where the tree was chopped. while, the other end seems Co have been broken of. The grain of the wood can be seen. and the color is q yeilowish gray. It is about as heavy as iron ore. 1t paeas. ures about two and half feet ia d. ameteT
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

In Waterbury. Conn. . farmer load ed some hay on wagon and started for the barn, but shower overlook him and he had to unload it. The next day he tried it again with the samo re- suit The third day his experience was the same. On the fourth day it came upon him once moro, when he set fire 10 the load and burned 1t, wagon and all.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
HIM MI lgr sl.e rarortnaale. 2

The world renowned tIIeRYy's Specifes positively cures a T eases 9f &efyoHs Debil- fly aiii weakness of inc generaliye organs. IH . y9ified practice Of over thirty years in treating mems diseases and disabilities. Henryis Specific has met with unparalleled sHccess, having sold during tlfat time ll5s- ward lpf forty Thousand pagkagtss, and in no instaisee without sucecss when @Speeiises was used as directed Thls sspeeliict Is pleasant to take aild does not Interfere with bliSiEtSS pursuits Sufferers may consult free, hlel0slng stamp Tor reply. .'Speeifle,r 2 one dollar per packages six for five ,lollars; sent flee 0s detectiGn, senureh sealed, hy mail, Ipn receipt of price. Adaress all com mrnieations }o Wheeler X co. chemists. l4q East Twenty fy-seyenth street, New York City. iansO-lv
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

The annual manpfacture of beer sn tllis li eopntry $ about 70. 00Q. 000 barrels counting LOCO glaages to the barrel, no a.,, extr'syagant estimate, We have nbont i'oy glasses per antGfn 10 overy jr- haaisani Of tns United States
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

A fzt AfMfgK1G wanted for Tho I.svea fA NV Asl1N Y V i~5 of aii the Presidents 0f The II. Ihe iaxgest handsenlest test book jsyef sold for less than Ivy lce our pg.ee
 The flsstest selling book ln America Iats- pe0pbs want It. Aiig one can beealhe slceessfsil agent Terms free HAHsRqr Hook t'o4 F0rtisnd Maine 5ses ia ~
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

Esa ulfer fstG. quSf i-y .el dsal rNl8rs, ed ia3;,y, tusinlrsas uea Slsrfrmi Ess v kEnepb luTaafs Para Pstaf fgra and aa ghett ,s ea4s os sga s.afs iiCs and eXgt aess sfi
 tuTcy years--ss,eb a As lns of wei1eg las.tg.e. Not tiissa ] slaa.s ailer.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
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Regular cosninnnieation of WhIte Noun. Esin Lodge. No 8, A. F & A N, usaets Thugsdat's on or succeeding each ftis Noon s0loufElng Brethren in good sfaii,i ing cordially iliyited.
 Dy oflef 0f thB " Al ses 7lil Secretary
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
DTsEAsEs OF MAN.

All applying to me will receive my kea- fst gpia'iSa of their complaints No expert nlektinIs. Twill guarantee PesiIfpe euFe in eyerN case l undertake, or forfeit Sl.000. SonsEltali8n in office or by letter FREE and oHeh esHnlinaiion, including chemical and nierosetpical analysis of urine and advice, S5D0 fySli or addppSs
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

oi aissOas Acises ias ihe fseasi ,ie rf aud rass- ing uusbseesed ils the ufinc. and asiiF sths@ s.. tases that iead to lrsaHisy apd Gsatf
 DH. MzNfREttt4, agrgp ta tOlieii Esig fitrSsssf p7,AtHs faf ! easeui this Kind the t9rAL REs8sAA TIVE (anear his spesi AvieE and slr tgs8t li rst bks. MENBtE treats al private daeasss sl,oafss. tsiiy without mercury, Cousuith1taE Free. Thorough eSaniinstloa end advice inc,,1iaz sessv. sis so urine. s tQ PElca Of NrEAG gsGeE&sTrF Ss @ bottle, or four fiuscs the quantity ss, ssns tt any addresS upoi, receipt pfi6e (. 0 D. stcre irena oAseryatscn, asd in pgigate n ne \ desrs ts
 A. E. MISTak, st n
 II Nvagpey street, ssa EsRcs,c S'aa
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
DR. ALLEN,

2sif Ktsarney Street, San Francisco, Cal Office hours,9 tc 5 daily, to 8 evening. Sundays, to i2 only
 P.S have a VEGETABLE CoAfPoTND, the resi,lt of e1Gag gtars of special practice and hai'd study, which under my special advice sas RsFe. failed ef gNttess in tho cure Of I4oajs MANH0On, pRosTA ToRRlIIsA, etc.
 NoY. s-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22

DR. MINTTEss Kidney Remedy Ne pure atcuut- cuIrs oll kinds cg slnet aa NlaSSrr complaints, GonorTkaa gleet. ieRc0fsh2a For sals by sil drnggtsts q 70 bottle six bottiss forSs tS
 DR. Ml&KlEiA tsRnaelGou KstlB1 ars ths best eBd cheapest pEAFKFg7c aNa Brsop surs is tae market For sale b al dFagglsis sRII-t
 ga.sAMpLE BoTTIE, FEEE ssns eA agPs.sa cation hy letter siashg symp,osns. sss and a4e Cuflnlunilatiasls stsieiN eaaadsniial.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-11-22
Dr. MIN TIE,

tSrEcIALIsI ASp ts-.t tssAaaE.3 No. II, Aearny st. saa Franeiscs, cal. Treats all Chronic. special and Private
 Diseases with WcadyrfaI spceCss. The Great English Remedy.