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unE0 = for working people send 10 cents
postage and We will mail you free,
royal valuable sample box of goods that VIII
j put you in the way OF making more ihole! III
a saY ,ays than YOU ever thought possible at any
bn.ine.s Capt. al not required. You eau live at home
and work in spare time oniy or AL ,he time All 81
botb sexes OF all ages grandly successful 30 els 70
A. easily earned every evening. That all WI" want
work NAV test the business. s.we make TINS uhiafai,
cled offer: 10 all who not well SAT lshed We VI,
mi II n, nav for the trouble of writing us. full
narticulars directions. etc. sent free Immense pay
absolutely sure for all VIII" starr at once Don de-
Law Address sTIS-oN co. Portland Manic
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sDOO 600 IL PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY. send rs
.-,e,,,,,,,, cents postage. and by mail You viii
S-N''hW ,,et PRE- a uackase Of goods OF large
SotWUOO value. that will start you in work that
will at once bring you in money faster than any
thing else in America. All about the $1,000 IA ~
n,.,,nts In each box. Agents wanted everywhcre,
i,r ither scx of all ages for all the time or spar.
time only. TO work Tor u at their own home,
Fortune, for all workers absolutely a,-ute,L Don
delay. ii. hALLkli To- i"i''"""' 4'"
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$500 REWARD.

We will pay a reward o: three hundred do'iar,
for any information that will lead to the arrest ana
conviction oi any person or persons. who shai s'.
brand or drive away, any horses with our brand
viz: J on left hip. No sale to lie rec"shl1ei
unls.s brand is vented. Nent-saine brand On left
shoulder Range-McDonald Greek.
SsllG.AN. BAILEY & KENNETH.
FORT MAGiNNis. NJ. r.
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Gladstone remains great in defeat. His
Ye,usa. q an earldom may not be with.
out some regardto policy, FORT must add d.
greatly to his hold upon the masses; still
itshows the sturdy bent Of "the grand
old mans" mind and his dignifed con-
tempt Of shat sort Of thing"
In country where titles count FOL
something It requires 9 good deal Of com,
mon sesss-more than the brilliant
Dlsrseli lad-for man to put an earldom
from him. But no title that the Queen
can confer would add acnbit TO the stature
ofGladstone, o name 50 honorable and
honored in British history that it ought
not to be obscured as Disraeli was IN
Beaconsfeld.
An caYIdom would have transferred Mr.
Gladstone TO tho House Of Lords, Q pool
arena for such a gladiator. That would
beretirement rather than promotion for Z
man who has not his equal in England, Il
in the world, as parliamentary leader.
Mr.. Gladstone has chosen tho wisel
part. and his stand with the common
people will enter largely Into thu
coming elections. His government may
have blundesed in the soudan and II
Afsbanis.an, but G.e old mans head Ii
level on the earldOm.
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ponN ~ TnE lYlIITE nousE.
Homaatis story OF tho First Child No,
ftah., tha prasIJaN,,s uanf

Romaatic Story OF tho First Child horn
Under the Presidsnrs Roof.
WdsAtpeioa Ldstrta chiedgo EaEa
The tirt child born in the White House
ID a clerk at the present time in the Post.
Office Department in this city. She is the
daughtef Of the private secretary Of ex.
President jackson. With herowndaugh.
tar one Of the most attractive and accom-
plished young ladies in Washington, she is
living in modest way, no doubt dream
ing, some days, Of her early life and It's
surrounding. There Is romance CON
nected with this lady's life. When her
father was an occupant oil the White
House with Jackson she wasin her child
hood, She was q kicking and screaming
baby, with red hair. Alter Jackson re-
turned to the Hermitage in Tennessee,
his private secretary remained In WASH
ington. The daughter grew. In time
che became o beautiful young lady,
rs pleasing In manners as she was attrac.
tive in person. She was conspicuous Ia
society. Men prominent at that time were
her escorts, A brother Of ex.President
Polk fell in love With her, sought her
hand In marriage and was accepted. He
wns a handsome man and possessed Of
moro intelligence than bis brother, who
seryed as chief executive, The young
lhdy's father opposed the proposed match
and urged his daughter % accept the at
tention Of Texas pgressulan; The
Congressman pressed his suit, and, though
she loved young FOX, IN respect 70 her
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sboT.sr iiours In Hot weather.

Now York's Saturday halfholiday move
ment Is making rapid strides. The III
6une says that whereas less than fifty
stores closed early on tho first Saturday
Of the noa.h, It is estimated that overfve
hundred did so last Saturday. Merchants
say they find that by closing atone o'clock
on Saturday they lose rothipg and gain q
good deal in the willingness Of their EN-
ployes to drive things whenthere is bust
ness to be done. y
Thus far the movement is among the
wholesale houses, Blu. retailers express q
desire for All understanding that will lead
to tho early closing Of their stores. They
do not expect to close at one o'clock on
Saturdays, but by common consent they
are confident that they could close earlier
than they do now.
Every man who works knows the ter
riSle strain Of long hours every day in the
hot week, knows that there is actual
value in few hours Of rest or recreation.
Itcanuot be too often said that We Ameri-
cans drive too hard and have too few hol-
iiiavs. 81
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parents wishes and elope with him. She
consented. One afternoon while she
remained alone at home, FOX
called for her Ia q carriage, and abe agreed
10 70 with him 70 the esiaenee Oh 9 min
ister who lived on Capitol hill. AZ the
carriage containing the two was beng
driven along Pennsylvania avenue: her
father stood in front Of tho old National
Hotel. He saw the two young people,
and, rushing to the street, stopped the
horses. He ordered hi5 daughter to aiight
addressed q few emphatic words 70 her
companion, and taking her arm hurried
her 10 his home. In short time her
marriage to the Texas Congressman was
announced. ssl
He was an unattractiye man, and was
possessed ola most violent temper. me
marriage was not happy one. His habits
were such that, ina comparatively short
period, his money as well as her own was
gone. He died q few years ago, and his
widow began living the second chapter Of
her unfortunate hle-she became Gov
eminent clerk.
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LoGtStile Cottrter-JoufHal.
~ saw General Butler not many months
since,p said Colonel Blanton Duncan
ssHe Is as vigorous, mentally and physi.
cally, as he was two decades ago. Ineyel
saw the equal Of that wonderful imam.
went TO Lowell, Mass, the home OF Gen.
eral Butler, on business. / reached the
place at 0 o'clock in the evening, and
stopped at one of the hotels. General
Butler was then absent in New
Hampshire, at o place l70 miles
distant, having gone there on
the previous day to mako q
speech. He came back at 10 o'clock In
the night, and hearing that was in the
city sent q carriage and note for me to
come to his house. went and was re-
ceiyed by him. We talked together until
II o'clock, and j suggested going to bed,
as he was probably weary after his speech
and long tip. He replied that he was
suffering no fatigue at all and did not
wish TO retire. Well, he continued his
wonderful flow OF wisdom and anecdote
until half alter u. He got up earlier the
next morning than did.
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n,nR nRrn11Rs, CITY.

Dark Eyes PesptDg ont at srangers- Ro-
mantle Attachments and the pneling Field.
Nss a.erss LeittS
There you see those old QUAINT homes,
with low oyerbanging caves and mouldy
tiled roofs, Weed.grown and NOISY. They
haye riclcety balconies oyerhengtng the
banauette, where dark, shy eyes glance Of
YOU through the vines. They have tiny
high.walled gardens, oyertopped by or
anre and Grape myrtle trees, whore mock
ingbtrds sing ON moonlit nights. In some
portions the squalor is almost oriental;
the tide OF life seems etagnate, and one
loses oneself In q dream Of old Creole
davs. Is that the faca Of q caballero peer
ine from the little deep-set window OF the
cafe DIES exiles, where q dozen San Do
Iningo refugees are plotting revolution?
That brown.eyed octoroon, with creamy
skin and ietty hair-plaits, viii she not
presently dress in white gauze 70 attend
the quadroon theater ball on Condo street
or Rue st. PHILIPPE?
Those quadroon balls were not Of the
most unique features Of old New Orleans.
We can hardly realize about them now.
They we're attended by the sang pur on
the male side, for tickets were high priced
to exclude the vulgar maguates Of the
Government clnb, leaders and learned
professors, but not one OF the brilliantly
dressed women had q drop Of black blood
| in her veins. though the skins Of many
were magnolia white. 0utwardly all was
orderly and fair. Rows Of stately, high
tutbaned matnans lined the walls Of the
long ball room and through 1t flowed a
current OF silken.robed sirens in pink and
white masks, behind which their black
Ieycs shone like stars. Yes, outwardly'all
was polite, good order, yet many bloody
slaughter house point, above the Chai-
mette barracks and the old Jackson battle.
ground, owed its beginning IA the bal
masaHes Of Conde and 81 PHILIPPE.
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E,.,sstee saIe,
TRUsTEE's SAFE,

ByyiFtne Of aDeed o. TINS. ,,,,. =,
Miller 70 me % TTnStOe, dstsd Ss-sss ~ HolI 1
recorded IN the once Of the Cleyf N n. y IN
Court q OHIO County, West Elrflnit X 6slogtli
Itnst Beok so. 10 Page 81, viii 81 ~ 4 ~ 4
eoot q ne Court hocle o! aid Cornty. ~ NC
SATURDAY. TIE eoIh DAY on Jr;Np -.
commencing q lo O'clock A. n, tlle ~.
~ S,i n2.l .fHGntyeight feCt ii Il, s.
addition. ~ NU' W nkl
The que s believed 10 Do pessec, but 1,m
yey only the title vested Ii mo b. Isid ~ ~ p:
TEENBoF sAIr-o One. Third and "a nroh
the purchaser elects 70 pay IN ClSb IN inoS 4
two equal instalmentA n m AMI ~ ~ me- b
nStSs bearing interest ion he dSy S d s a
deed Of trust and policy 81 inSura ScS ~ sti y
cfty. WI. M. CIV ma; ~ we Pei.
IL: H H.I1En. AuetiGSnie.St:. VO"OEN' 4aEsS
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ToT.i1n an.i7 poa,Sst.e Fruits.

Importers OF fruits are looking VIII
anxious eye upon the incseastng fruit ares
in California and Florida. They say thai
imported Mediterranean fruits cannot
stand this competition unless Congress re
moves the duty. Tho native oranges are
admitted to besupssior andare pointed out
as presenting the greatest obstacles to i'm
portsrs. Lemons can hold their own bet
tor, but even these are said TO be weighed
down by the duty Of thirty cents box,
tiys cents more than the duty on oranges,
The New York Commercial Bulletin says Of
the enormous importations Of oranges and
lemons:
We find that during the year 1884 these
importations at this port alone are made
up Of carsoes and parts OF carsoes oil 26V
English steamers and 20 cargoes by for:
eign sailing vessels, and comprised 9i2,S ll
boxes and cases OF oranges and 1,3l6,S0S
boxes OF lemons. On comparison Of the
above with the imports Of 1883, the result
shows an increase OF 100 steamers and
decrease OF one sailing vessel. There was
decrease in the number Of boxes and
cases OF oranges OF lie, 8G7, and a decrease
Of 81, 7OQ,100 oranges, and an increase Of
3i7,T7l boxes of lemons, and OF lemons,
107SSl, 800. The total number OF oranges
imported was 22S, 854 $50, Of which IS, 49,
572perished on the voyage, an average
loss Of 3T4 percent. The total number o.
lemons imported was EOS, 81, GOO, otwhich
jS,435, 0Sg perished on the voyage, an
average loes Of II percent
The total value was s5.oe7,s6l, and the
duty s8oo,ss2. Larger figures are expect.
edfrom this years business. The do
mand OF the importers that the Govern.
ment shall giveup this revenue and Amer
lean fruit growers yield this protection ia
not likely to be listened to with favor,
Nobody complains Of the prices Of oranges
and lemons, which arc low enough in all
conscience, and quite as low comparative,
~ as bananas, pineapples and cocoanuts
on which there is no daty. nby the de-
clineof the Mediterranean importing trade
foreign vessels lose business, there will be
mora ireights for American railroads and
iorcoasting vessels, which must be Amer
lean or they cannot engage inthe coasting
trade. With continued encouragement
our own groves will increase their produc.
ton until we shall be able to keep al
homo large part Of the wealth now an
nually sent out OF the country for foreign
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Cayenne Pepper

comesfrom the nelehborhood Of Cayenne,
in British Guiana. Isisastimulant without
being in any respecta streuathener. Some
medicines have good deal OF Cayenne
pepper in them in connection with other
articles, and tho folks who take them
think they are receiving strength while
they are really being only stimulated.
The effect OF tho stimulus is soon over,
aud then the patient feels worse than be-
fore. browns Iron Bitters Is free from
Cayenne pepper, and contains the best
tonics, together with tho only reliable pre-
paration oil iron known to medical sci
ence. The druggists all sellit
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|
James A, French in bis own right,
and as executor oil The last will Of
I.ouiSa /. French, dcceASCd, Mary
A Roemef aud Herman ROsulei, In chInter'
her husband, Magic French,
widow Of William +. French, de-
ceased, William French, John 4.
French and Jamesy. French, chill
drcn OF William y. French. de-
ceased, and who are infants un'
der the age Of 2lyearS.
The object Of this suit Is to have sold 4 ctl1is
parcel OF land, lying In the city Of WhCellrG Ub@
county, State Of West Virginia, Of which L1utiL
Frtncn died seized, and tho proceeds thetGol "
yied among the heirs Of the Bald l1lIiSl J. EiSlta
ard th0fe VINO may % entitled thereto. 80.
half Of lot numbered two hundred mid hxiA4
and Is situated on the west side Of Fo1 tiesL y
thar part OF the city OF wheeling calico .euIis
Wheeling. And II appearing from % angA1
aled Ia this action at these Rules hAL ine GS
PENDANTS, Maggie French. widow OF MtliSn y
French, deceased, and Willlsm FIen u, JnhA Y
French aud James J. French, children q Wlilaa
q, French, decealed, arc not Ietdentlo o. lle sEAlf
Of West Virginia, and they not hAGIpB sGn 1--we
with process IN ibis gpi on motion o. n 1S S4
ton IA entered against them, aud II Is ufueIgI
The said defendants, Maggie French, W'dga q
MILAN T, French, deceased, and lillian tfel'u
John r. French and JaultS J. ffenci, GUT "
William n French, deceasod DO and tneI ~ " "
otiired to appear within one month alter me ~
81 the tEst publication Of this order ann n9 .ls
iSnecessGy to protect their Interests; IStas
ordered that this order DO published sud Ps'e0
WitsessS Jshn NJ. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court
at the Court H0uGe oil said county, In inc cay "
Wheeling, this Sd day Of June, 1850. wat
~ JOHN W.. MITCHELL, CieiK.
Published the hrst time June I. lSSj., ~.
Attest: JOHN W. AtIChEbL' S'1A'
DoYINER q BISON,
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WISER = s 6IIisas; for Complainant
NOTICE 10 TAKE bEPOSITI0Ns

The nonresident defendants namtd 10 thS asg \.
order OF publication Will take notice th,s tls ~
position Of John Holiday and 0thtr' VII ~ n aI
ii inc ofitS Of D0v0nGr & ISon, No sSEA.PlL w.
street, In The city Of wheeling, sAIe o. We! ",
IN nous Of clock 4. " and O'Clock = H' y
6e fcad Ia evidence GU behalf Of the pl1l,hus,s,N
The Gauss n0med IN the abOYe odes Of w.
And n from any cause the taking Of tue Sa'a Ng =.
bltions shall not be commenced OF vel.s w IL
tRfinR 81 The same Will 10 adjourned ts9I4 Hge "
dime until the same shall have teen e'lnple'SSA
DOyENEI & btSi
ietTh Attorneys for the LIa!nlss::
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Busislen,s ArnIcAsaiye.

The best salve in the world Tor Cnts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corna and all Skin Erupfons, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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DR.. Fred Homer, Jr., Salem, Va, says:
ITO relieve the Indigestion aud so:called
sick headache. and mental depression in
cident to certain stages Of rheumatism, II
is incomparable." Trhs&w
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The Governor Of the Island OF samos
has discovered tunnel measuring 5000
feet in length, and constructed at least
nine centuries before the Christian era.
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onfapliyo and DefensIyo.

t. ID.
Postmaster singerland, Of singerland's,
N. Y, has rendered his resignation TO the
Postmaster General in the following Lam
gnage: q
Undertaking, as | do, the conviction
that TO the victors belong the spoils, and
admitting that I am an Offensive 4. &.
Republican, partisan I hereby resign the
position Of postmaster, TO abe effect when
my successor Is appointed and qualified.
Permit me TO add that while / would not
10 . partisan presutao TO make any recon.
mendation whatever IS to who such sue
eessor should be, yet as q citizen i beg
leayeto say that Mr., - isa 9leteneiye
4. 4. Democrat partisan, aud his appoint,
ment as postmaster would please al the
patrons Of Uncle Samuel in this vicinity,
whether they ate offensive Republicans
OF defensive Democrats. :
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An eagle kept In Vienna, Austria, died
after q con Hnement Of l4yeass. Swans on
the River Thames have been known to
live 100 years and more.
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GARDEN SWRENEY-on Wednesday, June II,
1SSS Of the residence rt the father, by The
Rev. DR.. J. T. MGCufc, JOHN b. GARDEN and MARY
n. daughter o. A. J. Sweeney, Esq, all Of this
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SATURDAY, TaE nth DAY orJuLY, ia

SATURDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF JuLY,lsS
commencing At 10 O'Clock a. n, the iOllOEi5d
scribed properly. that d p say: A certain mad
Elaiiti sltulted In union DhtriCt, IN NAohtl0s,.
~, state Of wCAt Ylrdn!a, bounded Is iolGM b
Wit: BEGINNING at o stake In Richard AllttJEss
near WRIlAce'6 spring; thence with raid lines
2s5fe N, ~ l2.100 poles 70 q ttake on tnnslI
B6ggs. huns thence down the mcAnhen 6gNtl
a S0lO0 p0leg 10 stake In the Original line: lna
&. 10 w. 10 a hickory IN the original llne nd q
Richard Aliens line: thence with the ClIlnill ~
4, b2e w, u poles % q red oak aud GeCck Ia W
original line; thence Csc W. IS pOleat SulHna
corner 10 Benz McAechen 3; thence " VIZ pda
10 q red elm corner TO John Quigley; thente y. =
W. 80 poles TO a black walnut corner 10 John Q1ie
ley: thence n. E7s w. Us poles 70 while oAt II 1
small drain: thence With tho draln dONl % .
point corner to John QuiGley and IOhn BrONniol
beech on the point thence up Tho run 10 sept
tseH on the bank Of the rtpi theueA u? Tie ~
with the mcandeIs thereof and bilding thelto1 n
q stone marked a; thence n. ~ + y polls 10 Z
stone marked B; thence 70 the beginning, 1uppoSi
TO contain $50 afFes, be the same more OF liza
The title to the above land d believed 10 b pr
feet, but Twill convey only the tl1 vested int
by said decd otttuIt.
TRhMs or sALE-0ne third, and aS much mote 4
tho purchaser elects 70 pay S. ca b 90 The ais u
sale, the balance IN two equal inktalnents n q.
aud two years, with interest," for which tht pHN
chaser shall execute his notes with good IttutJ
hearing interest fi0fn tho day q lRlc. TIE ltEi
ttle 10 be retained Is further security for the q
ferred payments, or At the ptlTchlsefs oniiol Z
may secure tie notes for such payments " Gu
" 't1sseA '4 WIZ: P. HUBBARD, Traass.
W. ], w. CowDES. Collector ~
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WI. uAl1nn, Austioneef: " 1AAA' 1'1 rs
HlRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF q deed Of trust made b. Esrrs
Allen and Mary J. Allen bis wife, to me Il lia,,s
10 secure tho Crescent Building Association dtIi
Of The County Court u MARSHALL County NHtTk
eIuIa, In Deed OF Trust Book No ., tage Is, Iva
sell a the front door Of the Court EOlse u u
'ehAll NhfftY IN
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TNRusTEEs SALE OF PERSONA
j. PRoPE&TY. SA'AA
BY Virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made BY Cb,,st,
sei6ke and Kate seihke his wife, ID Ira MAJ!
signed trustee, dated the I'D day Of FebnSrSr IN
and recorded In Deed Of Trust book No, Il, ~ ~
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Genal aottees.

| cSTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
IS5 COUNTY. In Tho Circuit Court Of Ohio Coas'
Il, Hest Virginia, Iune Rules, 1855:
Garafilia Hutchison and 4. IT,
HutchiEon, her husband,
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Hortford's Acid Phosphate, Incompatible
In sieI H.nIlnoha.
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The seed Of the pesania grandiaora Is
worth $500 an ounce.
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sell Of public auction, at the front doo. ,,,
Court House, at 10 o'clock A. X, u oiST,ns hs
estate, to wit: '4''S"tp6 nj
An Of certain pltce Of land ,I.ustcd 4, r.,.,.,
phl9 district, Ohio county, Vet VI,SInis
tettbed and bounded as follows: Berinn,Ss y e
stake on the north edge Of he cu@5c J.. y 4
corner 70 Henry Rrhn0stronp loi and ". q TSSst
6g9tE; t9eaSe tniry'fTe l feet cast With ,St n.
parallel Gne with Tic BtaGdNrGup lInS tSI ~
wheeling creek: thsnCe Win the meaudSyIr.stL
Said creek 70 tho DnrdStEOUp line: iheSSs' -
tho HE on thu cat side Of The anastt6SS INV
tRe h,egaia,nlng; WIN al Of tho lppurgrtss
was conveyed to J. =. Mteks by ". {. TRS,SS,SS,ai
and vile by deed dated December 10 iS;S inS
coreGd In said land records In DEED EcSS' Ky
page II. There Is on said land 4 gO5d irSns AN
Ing houfe wy
TEENs ogsltE-onC;thltd cash; ta,sucs IN n.
and two Yeas; tecnrd. ~ ~ v
iela DIS. THoRSBUREH, Trp,,.,
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@o1lee skatt,tn saiml.s.
TRAyRLERs, GUIpr,

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
oDRily. fsnndAy excepted. monday excepted =
Wheeling Time: Z
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue q q deed Of trust bearing dat. ~, !,
g . 9s,es S;s IN, lSso nIde y StSh and SI
Deed Of trust Book No. II, pSIt sI ~ yyN,IlSta u
recortS0 Of Ohio county, wett VlIRinis. MI G ied
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