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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-18
LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

"hOoAAABa
The market this week was only average
There was too full q supply of ommon.
while the demand for good was scarce
Messrs. Hudson b Bayha furnish the follow
ing quotations:
Csttle-Extra, 1000 to LOO ID. cattle
3@4c per h.; good, 800 to 600 lbs, 24@
3fe per h.; light, from 600 to 800 lbs, 20
2ic per ID.
Rogs-Market active; 4@4i per Ih.
sheep-Dull; 2@3c per ID. -,
Lambs-Good, market firm; 3@4f per ID.
Cslves-$3 00@6 90 per head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Drovsrs'
Journal reports: Csttle-Receipts 8 500
head; shipments 5000 head market firm;
shipping steers 81 00@4 60; stockers and
feeders 50 25@3 so; cows, bulls and mixed
81 1904 co.; through Texans stesdier at
80 5O@2 60; western rangers strong;
natives and half breeds So 50@5 90; cows
50 SOFAS so; Wintered Texans 50 00@4 70.
H~ogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
6,5OObesd; market generally steady; rough
and mixed So 65@4 90; packing and ship
ping 81 OO@4 so; light weights 80 600
4 60; skips 81 5O93 so.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
900 head; market steady; natives 81 600
4 90; western g 5094 90; Texans 80 90
as 25; lambs per head 81 1903 so.
mast Liberty.
EAST L9sERTY, September l7.-Cattk-
There is nothing doing in cattle to-day;
prices were steady and unchanged; receipts
i,O26 head; shipments 2,9l9 head; no ship
ments Yesterday to New York.
Hogs-In fair demand aud firm; Phila-
delphias 81 5O@4 60; Workers 81 400
GO; grassers 81 1904 So; receipts 5000
head; shipments 600 head. Shipments yes
terday to New York 9 cars.
Sheep-Dull; nothing doing; receipts 800
head; shipments 800 head.
Now York.
NV York, September l1~.-BeeVes-In
fresh offerings; nothing doing; dressed
beef sides steady al 74@94c per pound for
native steers; Sc 5O97 so for Texas and
Colorado do.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; market
dull and weak at 3@42c per pound for
sheep, and 81 25@5 so for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 2,l00 head; market
steady for live hogs and g 90 for fair to
good; State hogs we're sold at at 81 55@4S5.
uincinnatA
CINCINNATI, September l7.-Hogs-
Quiet; COMMON and light So 1904 49,
packing and butchers 50 9O@4 40; receipts
1885 head; shipments 29l head.
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zo6 CSC. set,led back SCI u end closed
steady; cash IS sos 0oi October y g
as 90. closing at $ss23@8 80; Novemoef
81 65a8 80, closing at S. Sz3@c 90
srd-SteAdy and 5@7ac higher cash
sS 22afaS 10; October S. 22a@6 80; No.
yember Sc l22G6 III, closing a 30 ie(9
& ia. Boxed Meats-SteadY; shoulders
a. 75A4 90; short ribs S. 65@5 6Iai
sbort q, ar Sc lt@6 Is. Whisky-Firm
at 81 10. Sugars-Unchanged. Bufter-
Ouiet and easier; good to fancy creamery
Is62lc; fair to fine dairy l2@l7c. Eggs
Firm at l5@l54c.
RhunAsluhta.
PHulpxLPmA, Pa, September l7.--E1ouf
- Ouiet but steady; choice Minnesota want
ed at full rates. Wheat-Declined in early
dealings. reacted and closed firm; No. z
red September 892@90tc; October 9O49
Ole: November 92s@93c; December S4f
a CSC. CONFIRMS No. 3 high mixed
493e: steamer No. 2 mixed 491c: No. z
mixed 49I650c; No. 2 mixed September
| 493G49lc; October 482@49fc; November
4ssfS4sic; December 46947c Oats
Spot firm; rejected white 28@29c; No, .
mixed 274c; No. 3 white So49S2e; no
2 white 33ac; futures firm but quiet; NO;
2 white September 33@S3fc; October 3zt
633Ic; November S3@33lc; December
Ss5634c. Proyisons-Fsirly active ana
steady. B~utter-Steady for fine goods.
Cheese-Fairly active and steady; Ohio
Oats choice 7s@7ac.
Oncinnaiis
ClxcIxEArl, O., September l7.-Cotton-
Steady; middling SIC. Flour-Srong
and fairly active family 81 1904 80; fancy
81 4O@4 IS. Wbest-Srong and higher;
No. 2 red 90992e; receipts $500 bush
| sls: shipments $500 bushels. Corn-Firm
with fair demand; No. 2 mixed 46@46tc.
Oats-Active and firm; No. 2 mixed 2lc.
Rye-Quiet but steady; No. 2 5sc. Barley
Firm and unchanged. Pork-Firm q
20 l21. Lard-Firmer at y liz. Bulk
| Meats-Stronger; shoulders 50 so; short
rib SIS so. Bacon-Steady; shoulders
"a Is; short NIB Sc 90; short clear IS 60
Whisky-Frm and higher at 81 OF; nm
ished goods based on 81 O6. butter,
HEAVY and unchanged, sqgaF-onist auc
unchanged.
TOLEDO, O., September 17.-Whest-
Quiet; No. 2 October size bid; Novembe
$50 bid; December SOC bid; May 98c bid
No. 2 soft s93c; October Sole; Novem
Der 9lle bid. Conductive; cash 453t
asked; October 45c bid; year 38fc asked
May 39c bid; 39Ac asked. Oats-Dull; casl
&c bid; May Sole sid. Glover Seed
T,vll. cash $3.50 bid; October S. 40 bid
IS 80 asked; November IS so bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-18

Cancer Of Tongue.
Acass Resembling that Of Gen. Grant

some ten Fsan 10 I haa aszotaleQs sore "a NJ
riEht hand WhlcA ave ne great lrpubta and under
"a od-tfme uealaent Wa hGled uh and saP-
possd Sss wei J SSs@ s 49,, = "a SaiS
~ mercurF, and In Mach, tSS2, a broke cut On
nv throat, and concentrated IN What ORe Of he
treatment for this disease Some SIX or seven Of the
ri physlcisns In the county had me af dttHent
nmes under their charge among them thrce spsei-
slistS IN this line; but one aitex another would ex-
banst their skfl ard drop me, for grew worse con.
tipually. The cancer haaeafen through ny cheek,
DESTROYING the root Of my mouth snd upper lip
straxiug The palate ana under lip entirely and half
INV iopSue, eating out 70 the top OF my left cheek
bone ana up to the len. eye froma hearty robust
Soman Of $50 POuuds. Iwu reduced 10 mere trams
n Ekin and homes lmoet unable tltnrn myself IN
bed LIQUID not eat any solid food but suosl5ted
on liquids, and my tongue VAS 50 nr gone could
sussdngs Of body which I eSpsrisnosd never can
be revealed. Given mp by physicians 70 die, with
no hopeol IScosery upon the part OF friends who
sat a ound my beisi3e expecting every momsnt %
be my last; IN fact, ny husband would place bis
nand or me every pOE and then 20 Se whether i
was alive or not, and az ore tine all decided that
life was exrnet. and nay death vas reported al over
SHSn vas my vre,ehed and helpless condition the
ast Of igt October ISL, When ny friends com
month the saung places stopped and healing conf
menoed, and toe fearful aperture IN my eheeS has
besnelesed aud fJmly Enie'ed togstasr. A P~rOcesNot
\ = NV " - NANAANt AllANn y -
tongue which vas almost destroyed Is being reeoY-
cred end Il Nsms that nature Is supplying RsS
tongue can talk % that ny friends can readily
understand ne, and can eat solid lOod again l am
able 70 walk abOUt WheieEer I please without the a.
distance Of any one. and have gained hlty poqcd5 OF
aeSh. All this under the b~lessings OF q mereifuly
Heavenly father, is dae 70 Sults Specific. I am 4
wonder ard q marvel 70 all nay frter a. hundreds OF
whom have known my intense suteriuga, and have
syisited me in my annietioDS While AN not CO.
tirely vel, yet my gr1titude q none the less deyout,
and am confident that z perfect recovery Is now
in sight. II any doubt these facts, i would refer
ihem to Hon. John II. Taylor, Safe Senator Of this
district, Who'll ny heighbOr, DE-. 7. 8 Braided. o,
la Garage, Ca, or 70 any other persons living In
the southern part o. Troupe County, Ga
MRS. MARY l. GOMEZ
LAGRANGE, Ga. May "a lSSI
sod By al d~rUggistA
Treatise on Blooa and skin Diseases mailed free
Call on Our Physician, No l5f W. Isl 81, y. Y,
Consultation free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
- AsIanNa o.
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aRooxRna

e. H.HMA "#EHH
The comparative ~stsgnation in trade .
gradually passing away and 9 good fail
trade is anticipated an8 s
SUGARs-The demand for sugars during
the paat two weeks has been unprecedented
in our market and the sharp and active sd-
vance has met with little or no opposition.
Never before has sugar been purchased 90
freely. Our prices to-day barely cover
celt. Cut loaf Sc; Cubes 7sc; Fruit
powdered TIC; Ordinary powdered tic;
GrAnulated STANDARD &c; Granulated orain-
cry Tie; Standard Confectioners A Sc;
grocers A SIC; PesrlA SIC; White extra
q 5Ici Ohio Va ley Gle; New York O 55c;
golden @ $50; NEW Fruit sugsr 6ic.
CoFFzKs-Green c~oifee-kancy Golden
Rio l2c; Fancy Green l2c; Peaberry
l2lc; Choice lie; Prime loo Good 92c;
Fair &c; Roasting grades 1a99c; Old
Government Java zoe. Roasted coffee in
packAges-Arbuckle's l ID l2ic; Cardobs
l ID. l2ac; Dilworth ! h. l23c; Dilworth
Brunswick l and n. 1910; lowering E. L.
C u. I23c; lowering Java 8 lbs soc;
Rising Sun / ID. l2c; Tiger l ID. .l2o;
Partola l ID. In orders Of 300 ID. at one
shipment, &c per pound of. Bulk Roasted
Old Government Java &c; Peaberry l33e;
Choice Rio l2tc; Prime lie; Good lie;
Fnir l0ac; Ordinary lot.
RICE. - Carolina head, &c; Carolina
choice Gle; Carolina prime SC; Louisiana
Sic; Java pearl &c; Broken 33c.
SYRuPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 339S6o;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 2s@2se; Honey
Drips zoe; Sugar, House (dark) 2o@22c;
| (3e s~dditionalin half barrelsl; New Crop
New Orleans Mollassea Fancy 48@60c;
Choice 45@4Sc; Prime 4zS45c; Fair 4O9
45c; Choice Bakers 30936c.
PRovsYOSs-LArgeS 8. G. Hams l0A9l0k;
Medium 8. G. Hams l04@l1ac; Small s. G
| Hams ll@ll3c; California Hams 7ac; 8. @
Breakfast Bacon @9tc;S @. Shouldera7tc
City Sides 1850; Bacon Shoulders s.
Ham Beet l2@l21e; Ordinary Beef llc
Country Sides 7ic; Mess Pork, 10, ] sl3
No; 2, 5Ib average rasoes, very GSne family
$3.50; Nc !, ordinary, $3.50.
JAxD-Tierce &c; halt barrels Tic; tub
1c; buckets 1ac; tin pals Id tie; TIN pail
Is ID tic; tin pals 10 ID 7sc; tin pals 10
le; tin pals 80 ID 10.
CANNED GooDa-Standard 3lb table peacl
81 Is; pie peaches BIB 81 90; pie peaohs
6b 81 IS; No. 8 tomatoes s5e; toms
toes BIB Boston market 81 Is
canned corn, Thompson's n
cans 90c; do Winslows 2b 81 Is
DO Pa grade 2b Toe; Strawberries n
81 10; b~lsckberries IN 81 90; ~raspberrie
2b 81 90 Damson's Oh $50: lima bean
2fb soc; cove oysters In light $50; d
In full weight 81 05@l 10 string bean
2fb $4,000; succotash 2Ib 90c@l rs
Marrow fat peas 2D 81 1902 10; goose
berries 2fb 90c@$l 90.
FRUITs-No new fruit in market yet, Blu
will be in eight or ten days.
Ons-Lard, extra western strained 80c
carbon, Ito, &c; carbon, $50, SIC; whit
miners best winter 45c; white miners NJ
2, 45c.
CONDITION OF MAREETs.-Sugars, crszr
excited and higher; coffee strong
with prospective advance; rice, nomi
nal; lard, weak; provisions, strong
and advancing; fruits, nominal; cannec
goods are steady; tomatoes are scarce snt
q strong market is anticipated when seasor
opens. Roasted coffees are now lower thar
they have been for ten years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-18
HOW WELL NE KNEW BILL eIMPs.


A Model Witness Attempts to Convince
the Court of Bis Acquaintance With h
Chicago Ledger.
"Doyou know the prisoner at the barY'
"HimY
Yes; nsw up prompt"
THAT fellow there2'
Certainly; do you know him?'
Him.
Yes, to be sure; why don't you snswsr?'
Why pshaw, Judgel Him an me mar,
ried gals out Of the same family-sisters,
you might say"
We'll, do you know himY'
Him
Cant you understand plain Engish2 Do
you know this mann
"ThatnH'
"of course, you blockhsad. Doyou know
himY'
know him2 Why, bless your old heart,
judge, he's got q pup now that / gave him
morn FIVE years ago, an you never see such
a dog in all your born dsys as that'n turned
out to be. Why, pshaw, Judge, you couldn't
find nothin' ike him with hide an hair in
seven counties; but the way l came to get
him was Just one of the funniest blamed
things you ever heard OF. You see the way
of it was this-uhf'
Hold onl Stop right there We don't
want any dog stories Just now. Do you
know him?'
"WhoP'
why, this man.
"Uh2 Why, / lowed you meant the dog.
"Well, if I'd knowed the pup half 80 well
as / did him, you can bet your socks be
wouldn't never q got him, judge; that's
what he wouldn't. Why, dog gone it, all,
Judge, that dog was halt pinter, an
uhY'
stop this saving around and answer
the question, or you'll be committed"
"UhP'
"Uh?'
II say you'll be committed for contempt.
For whatY'
For contempt"
What's thstY'
win you answer the question:
Yes
"WslL, then, why don't you do t
DO WhatH'
Answer the question"
What question:
The one l asked you"
"Whieh'nH'
"Do you know the MANI
what mann
The prisoner at the bar"
II wonder now if you mean Bill GimpsY'
Certainly. Do you know himr
Didn't | say We both married into the
same fsmilyf"
"Yes; but do-you-know himY'
We'll, nov, see here, Judge. Don't you
know I'd be ike to know my " brother.
in-awT'
viii you answer the question:
What question:
do you know Bill GimpsY
Didn't / give him q pup Ave years sgof'
"Yes; but do you know him
"Well, now see here, Judge, | claim to be
free born. an half white, and do you spoSe
l wouldn't have any more sense b totool
away q dog on q man | don't know. NO,
sir ee; l never got 80 blamed Hush with
dogs as to waste EN- like that. Know hinY
o course / do; better'n | do the size OF my
own feet or my ole womsn's voice, and
coulGy told you so long ago if you'd only
asst me. Know him at the berf Why, blast
Il all, Judge, that's where I fust got &C
ouainted with him. BY his standing treat,
: n / never knowed q man, Judge, that was
more certain to turn jack right whece 1t
Was needed in q gone Of seyen-up than
him. You can go your pile on him torthat
every time and never get left. Yes, SIR,
ia know Bill 6imps anywhere, even IN
meetin', though 1 don't s'pose l could ever
make out how he got there. Know him.
Yessireebod. / know him as well as
do when dinner time comes. Is that strong
enough, Judge or do you want me to pro
5ncs6is note to show how much more l
know himH 1 can do it if such is Law"
THAT win DO"
"UhT'
"You may step down"
Down Wheref
Un~,-n stairs vou hlnckbearI'
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PETROLEUM.
OIL City.

OIL CRY, September l7.-National Tran
ut certificates opened Of 81 COZ; highes
81 005; lowest 99kc; ! closed at 99tci
sales 1865, 0o9 barrels; cl~earances 4,456,
900 barrels; charters 1920 barrels; ship
ments IS, 22l barrels.
PittsburE.
PrTTsBCRG, September lL-Fetroleum-
Dull and heavy; National Transit certi6
Gates opened at 81 008; closed at 99tci
highest 81 OS5; lowest 993c:
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, September N.-MarkeI
opened at 81 cot; closed at 99se; highest
81 005: lowest 99ta; runs, "a, 1876 barrels
total shipments 1921 barrels; charters
1920 barrels; cl~esrsnces, 3lS6,OOO bar
rels.
Iitusgtnss
TiTusy1Lxx, September h-Highesl
81 005; lowest 995c; opened 81 00s; closed
at 995c; charters 6,270 barrels; shipments
1921 barrels.
New EoRK, September l7.-Petroleum-
Market opened firm at 81 00&and under con
siderable excitement advanced before mid.
day to 81 OIL. The rest Of the day witness
ed q slow but q persistent decline, and the
market closed barely steady al 81 90, the
lowest quotation reached. Sales 4,5l6,OOC
barrels.
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Not Good for n Tenner.

OETpa rvs EFcSNs
I'D ike, you know-Pd Ike to draw
$40" she said, s she pushed her book into
the savings bank window.
Certainly"
would it-that ia"
"Oh, It won't bust the bank" said the
cashier.
Then TIl-rn guess I'll draw il"
he picked up the book and was quite ab-
sorbed for two OF three minutes. BE finally
handed il back with smile, and she ut
tered q Eale scream a. she received it. II
was = pocket diary, and he had opened ii
st:
"July l3-Fred called as usual this even.
ing, but vent away without proposing. i
must give him 3 hint" {,
"Yes-ah-you know she stsmmsred,
ard elusehipg the book she made Q rush tol
the door and never came back.
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wheeling

Wheeling.
The nail market il active. Nails. fenot
snd hrads - l0d to sod, "a %; 3D.
and Sd 81 so; Sd and ID
90 Is; ID and Sd, g 90; ID, Is Is; ID
IS 90. Barrel-4 zach. IS Is; inch
Is as; i inch. d IS; Ii inch, 81 90.
II inch, 90 10; II inch, @ Is; II inch
s. 90. Lining-t inch, IS 75i inch
50 Is. Tobacco Hhd-l0d 81 70; Sd
s. 90; Sd and I'd, % IS. Cinch-An
GzeA, q 90. Slating--5i $325; I'd, $s26;
Sd, 800; I'd, s. Is. Fnishing-l inch,
81 Is; 1t inch, $6 %; liinCh, 81 80; II 70
IA inch, 81 Is; 2 inch. 81 90; q inch, % Is;
3inch ana over, So 80. Casing and Box
ine-lod TO sod. $500; Sd, s. 25i Sd. $3.50
4d. So Is; Sd 81 70. Fine Blued-4d
81 90; Sd, IS Is; I'd, &6 90. Cut Spikes
An sizes, g. so. Boat Spikes-An sizes
400. Each half keg l0o sxra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-18
Makapxa BAD Matter worse.

ApoEte stranger, in q railway station.
said to an old gentleman whom he had &C
eideutally kicked with his foot:
Il beg your pardon, lr."
uEhT' said the deaf old gentleman.
II beg ycur pardon, sir" repeated tbs
polite sirangcr, now slightly embarrassed
II don't quite understand you" he said
mildly.
Il beg your pArdOn-I Kicked you."
SWhat forT'
aAn accident" reared the stranger.
AN accidsas9 Btess Esl WhereT
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, September l7.-Dry Goods
Although the jobbing trade is hardly al
active as last week q very good business il
in motion. With agents there is a moder
ate to good trade, especially in dress goods
Aannels, soft wool dress fabrics, canton
aannels, bleached shiItings, ginghams, Ia
BILE damasks and spring clothing woolens,
and the tone of the market is very steady.
Agents of the Windsor cloth and canton
flannel skirts have advanced prices, al
which the most popular styles are sold
ahead.
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on sUNpkXA
Leave TIE city ~ 2 q. n. and run every hoW unnl
.. I.
Leave wheeling PAzk sa N. and run srsry hour
until ion, N. c. HIRSCH, Supt
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COMMON SENSE
IN THE KlTcHEnI

i. DR.. Uetf, "a New YeRk, ~ .
number Of aegs tor some wesks e.
Powders. In every fnAtAnee TIE
don Lost nppetite, aReke0ed, ana
some died. at the same time he
fea other dogBo On bread made Wteh
pure Tartar Baking Powder win
no injury 20 appetite or health.
9, The use Of ALVIN In Brena -
prohibited by Law In some places,
because 10 has been found % intarc
health.
3. Some people buy Afum han.
ing POWd ers becauSe they ere
cheapI Is ID real esonomys whacn
20 save q Ew pennies new. lAyse
fOundatf0n for Ill health D ae0s
tors hills LATER ON?
You are ON the sale side In using
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WOOL.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY, September 10.
The WOO. market is quite brisk at the tol
lowing prices: Fine fleece, washed 3l@
32c: fine fleece, unwashed one-third off;
oarse fleece, washed 27@2Sc; coarse fleece
unwashed 2O@23c; medium, washed 30
. @3lc; medium, unwashed 2O@33c; tub
washed 2s@3Oc There is more demand
for medium Aeeces and much is being
bought at present.
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COTTON.

New York.
NEW YoRK, September l7.--Cotton-
Futures closed steady; September 9.64c,
December $3.50.
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GESSENG.

TUESDAY, September Is.
Ginseng from $l.9O to $40, according
to size OF roots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-18

STATE SECURITIEs-Neglected quotations.
are steady.
RAILw1Ys-There was increased activity
in railroad bonds to-day, sales amounting to
1921, 90.
SrocKs-The stock market presents an
unhealthy condition and gives unmistak.
able evidence Of being the ousgroWth OF
manipulation in q great measure Inc
market this morning was strong at the
opening and further fractional al,
ysuces were made In the early
dealings, but the early prices as 9 rule
were the highest of the day. The market
remained dull and heavy with only slight
reactions to the close, final figures being as
a rule not much better than the lowest quo
tations. ST. Paul closed with an advance
of ! per cent, Northwestern lower, Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas lower, and Texas
Pacific I lower, Pacific Mail closed higher,
Lake Shore I lower, New York Central t,
and Union Pacific lower. The other
changes are for only small fractions. Trans
actions, 267, 233 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-18

Money TAI IL Par Cenf.-0sssznnezis
Dali but Firmsr- socks Lower-Rieu
Firm and UnchAnxed-WhsAt On
changed M
NHw Yoxx, September H.-Money easy
at l@I4 per cent; prime mercantile papel
4@5 per cent. Foreign exchange quiei
ct 4S2f@464f.
GoYKRgaEsrs-Dull and firm.
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4s.: e: |::. ~ 49, e: s::::'!!:;a..;,s,s :,
TTsins lew usvslssi r WSssiiss q SssS r
s:eS p. n, arriving 1891 - S,Sss
rssssr As,pt rhs:sslIsf.w Wv"
Gen. PAss, and Tiskst Assat Rit6bsu. ~
WI. A. BALDWIN, nanAGls.
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EroUR A AND KHza

wheeling.
RBoUR AND GRAu.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-10-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

DOSA HUDSON. aged fifteen years, Armin.
LII ia Hudson, aged thirteen years. and Eiz.
abeth Hudson. aged eleven years. children and
heirs of Margaret Hudson, deceased, whose
place OF residence and postofics address is
Wheeling. Ohio County, West Virginia. will
take notice that on Saturday, the 10Th day of
August, 1885. Henry H. Meek, as Executor Of
tie last will and testament of Henry Meek, de.
ceased, filed his petition in the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio, against them and the
other heirs and legatees of said decedent, alle-
ging that the personal estate of said decedent
is wholly insufficient to pay the debts, legacies
and costs of administration; aud prayiIg that
plaintiff my be ordered to sell the real estate
of which Henry Meek died seized. for the pur-
pose of paying said debts legauies and costs of
administration. aforesaid. to witt
The west half of tho northeast quarter of
section thirty three, township four of range
four.
Also. the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section thirty three. township four
of range four, except eight acres.
Part of the southeast quarter of the north.
west quarter OF section thirty three. township
four Of range four, containing two acres.
Also. the southeast quarter of section thirty
three township four of range four.
Also Tie southwest quarter of the south.
west quarter OF section twenty seven. township
four of range four.
Also. the west part of the northeast quarter
OF the southwest quarter of section twenty
seven. township four of range four, containing
fifteen acres and being all the real estate Of
which said Henry Meek died seized, except
house and lot in the town of Beallsville.
Unless you answer said petition on or before
the 18th day of October. 1885. the same will
be taken as trua and judgment rendered ac-
cordingly. HENRY H. MEEK.
Executor Of Henry Meek, deceased.
By BRIGGS It MALLORY, his Att'ys. j
aug1S. .S5t7.
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