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to hear OF the resignation Of DR.. Pierce as
q Congressman to devote himself solely to
his la6ors as a physician. Itwas because
his true constituents were the sick and
afflicted everywhere. They will find DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" a
beneHcent use oihis scientific knowledge
in their behalf. Consumption, bronchitis,
cough, heart disease, fever analogue, inter
mittent fever, dropsy, neuralgia, goitre or
thick neck, and all diseases OF the blood,
are cured by this world-renowned medi-
cine. Its properties are wonderful, Its ac-
ton magical. BY druggists.
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Monday evening the Oldest daughter Of
Ross Elliott, living at the Sam Freeman
brick works, two miles below New Cum
berland, caught her clothing on fire in
some way from the CRATE, and there being
no one save herself present, she ran out
on the road crying for help. But before
help came the blaze burned every thread
of clothing from her body. Yesterday
morning death released the poor child
from her suHerings. She was about u
years old, bright, intelligent child, and
all who knew her liked her.
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Is Life Worth LIvings

Some OF the metaphysicians are nowdis.
cussing this question, and saying a good
many things too deep for ordinary under
standing. To make'lffe really worth living
in the best way, the first requirement is q
good digestion and q healthy circulation OF
blood. The man who wishes somebody
would knock him in the head, Is in low
spirits because his digestion is bad and his
blood poor. DR.. Myers, Of Sheboygan,
Wis, says: II recommend Browns Iron
Bitters for general debility, loss Of appetite
and want Of strength. Take this valuable
tonic and make lie worth living"
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The marriage OF Mr.. Edwin O. Ewing
to Miss Birdie Bell, daughter Of Hon.
Joseph Bell, was solemnized at st.
Matthews Church yesterday morning by
Rev. R. r. Swope. Mr.. Ewing Is q son Of
]. NJ. Ewing, and Is connected with the
Whitaker Iron Works. He Is an esti-
mablc young man and together with his
wife have the good wishes
Of a large circle oifriends for happy and
married life.
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A Lucky "nsnphl. Ledger and Appeal"

The $4,000, the Second Grand Prize In
The Louisiana State Lottery, drawn yes.
terday at New Orleans was partly held
here, and partly In Cincinnati and San
francisco. Among the lucky men Is Mr..
Gus Phillips, route carrier on the Ledger
and appeal. He has one-tenth OF the
ticket and Is entitled to 5000. He will
visit the New Orleans Exposition and
present It TO NJ. A, pauphin, in New Or.
leans, to be cashed on person.-.Nemphis
lTFELl Ledger, De. IL ptw
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Mr.. George V. Willing, Of MancL lester,
Mich, writes: "My vile has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She
used two Bottles Of Electric Bitters, and
Is so much improved, that sheis able now
to do her own work" Electric Bitters
will do all that's claimed for them. Hun
dreds OF testimonials attest their great
curative powers. Only fifty cents bot
tie at Logan & Co.'s. MwE4w
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The. next ordinance was one in relation
to the Receiver, making him assistant at
certain times to the City Clerk and er o6ieiO
committee clerk and ordinance recorder
and dispensing with the services OF the
clerk OF tho First Branch as committee
clerk and the salary attached to that Office,
and fixing the Receivers salary at 81, 200
per annum, was objected to by Mr.. Har-
rell and it was laid over.
Under the present arrangement, the
Receiver gets $500 per annum and the
Committee Clerk 5000. The proposed
ordinance contemplates giving the Re-
ceiver about three times "a much TO do as
he at present has and only allowg him
one-half'of the salary now paid to tho
holder Of that soft snap, the clerkship, for
that additional work.
DR.. Jepson plead for the adoption Of
this ordinance. He said that for some
time past this clerkship had been no SMALL
factor In Council elections, and he was
opposed to this domination, so to speak,
from the First Branch, Mr.. Harreil OBJ
jecting, Mr.. Jepson said: HAnd you, are
a candidate for reelection"
The ordinance fixing the salary OF the
City Clerk at 81 800 per annum, tho same
as at present, was adopted.
The ordinance granting the Naylor
Mining and Manufacturing Company the
right 70 lay pipes In the streets and alleys
OF the city for conducting natural gas for
manufacturing purposes under certain
restrictions, was read once and ELECTION
being made, so as to consider the bill
against mourning certain indebtedness, 1t
was laid over.
In the First Branch Mayor Miller pre-
sided. This branch concuTed with the
Second on the Fire department rules and
City Clerks ordinance and receded from
its action on the Warner license matter
and adjourned.
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norrLR woREs snur BOWS.

The North Wheeling Glass Works, man.
ufacturers Of glass TASKS and bottles, shut
down yesterday for an indefinite period,
at least two weeks, and possibly more.
The managers shy that there is no mouey
in running when no goods are selling, and
the stock on hand is fully up to all pres
ent demands. Business has been very
dull for some weeks, in fact ithas not been
brisk for several months.
3Ir. George W. Yost, Secretary OF the
Bellaire Bottle Company, who Is stopping
at the Monongahela House, pittsburgh,
said to a Commercial Gatette reporter:
Grade is only fair. The cut-throat pol.
icy adopted by bottle and vial manufac-
turers has cut profits down to the slender
est possible margin. We are running
right along, and | do not think that we
shall close down at all. Think we ought
to, but we are as well fixed to run as any
other factory in the Ohio valley, and we
will run as long as any one of them does"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q cANvAssERs
Appointed for 1o.morrow's Municipal
Election.

EleCtiOus
Mayor Miller has appointed the follow
ing named persons to act as supcrinten,
dents and Canvasses at to-morrow's mu-
nicipal election in their respective wards.
They are to meet at the City Building this
evening at $50 o'clock to esworn in and
receive their ballot boxes and books.
First Observation-Disclosures: Michael
Edwards, Charles j. Rawlings and Louis
Wetzel. Clnvassers: David G. Morgan,
Charles Hamilton and William II. Rail.
Second Observation-Disclosures: Louis
Woodmansee. David Schambraand George
burst; Canvassers: Joseph Emsheimer,
Thomas II. Lewis and George X. Wheat.
Third ward-Superintendents: VI. Reil-
~, Gus. Blum and W. II. Halter: Canvas
sers: John Rinehart, John Clator, ]. NJ.
Ewing.
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: John
H. Downs, Casper Hell, w. Fl. Ramp;
Canvassers: David Nesbitt, James Gray,
Jr., and William NJ. 'Botsford.
Fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: George
I. Bolts, James Reed and Thomas r. Moi
fatt; Canvassers: Robert Johnston, Henry
Mcnamara and Harry Godfrey.
Sixth ward-Superintendents: David
Geiger, S. X. Wallace and ]. NJ. Todd ;
Canvassers: Jesse Litton, William Il.
Travis and A. Q. Eoff.
Seventh ward-Superintendents: John
NJ. Brown, Vim. Richardson and John r.
Miller; Convassers: Chas. Sensensy, b.
F. AlcSTechen and Grafton A. Beall.
Eighth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: John
Howard, Joseph Freese and w. L. Rose /;
Canyassers: L. Mix, Thomas McCready
and John Fl. Brown.
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A Campaign SANDER.
n 8. Eillor az Ialelliqaor.

10 iae EdlLor a. llt IAt4l9eaoef.
sIR:=It having come TO my ears that a
story was in circulation to the effect that
G. d. Thompson, the Republican cahdi-
date for City Sergeant, called upon me and
requested my Withdrawal from the City
Council ticket, l take this method Of
branding the statement as false in every
particular. Inever had more than three
conversation with Mr.. Thomp-
son, and received from him nothing but
courteous and gentlemanly treatment.
B. II. STILYARD.
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wAsuISoroS, D. O., Jan. GIL AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
iair and warmer weather, followed in the
western portion by a slight fall in temper
ature. westerly winds, rising barometer
In nc western portion, falling, followed
bvrisinv barometer In the eastern portion.
For the Lower Lakes, slightly colder,
fair weather, preceded in the eastern por-
ton by slight rise in temperature, westerly
winds and rising barometer in western
portion, falling by rising barometer IN
the eastern portion,
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ANoTnGR AssIeNMKNT.
A. c. Kurtr, the south Side Druggist, Goes
TO the Wall.

A. v. tAurIhs inc south e'u' OFusbA7S SSSS
to the Wall.
A.C. Kurtz, the South Side druggist,
who has for several months done business
at No. 2S4s Chapline street, has made an
assignment. CT. A. Yahrling is named
as assignee, and the deed OF trust conveys
to him all the stock of drugs and other
goods, furniture of all kinds, fixtures,
book accounts and everything else of
value in the store room ofthe assignor, to
be disposed of to the best advantage, the
proceeds 10 be directed, after paying the
costs OF the trust, to paying Just claims
against said Kunz. There are several
preferred creditors, among them being
Laughlin Brothers & Co. and Logan & Co.
The former firm is the heaviest creditor Of
Mr.. Kurtz.
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LOCAL BREYIrIEs.
,sas.;.. q .Ilaa. lasas.a. = q nd Aboal ..e

Matters Of Minor Moment IN ana About the
orrY election tomorrow
MATINEE at Charley shay's theatre to-
Part II ofthe Circuit Court meets again
this morning.
REcoKpER HOOK yesterday issued two
marriage licenses.
VALENTINES are already beginning to
show up in the stationersf windows.
oHISG to some alterations being made
at the Water Works the new engine will
not be started until next week.
SAErIx THoRSToS, the jolly proprietor
Of the Capital restaurant, was jollier than
ever yesterday, and he mused: snow II
that boy had been twins could name
them Cleveland and Hendricks"
TIE Speaker Of the House Of Delegates,
Mr.. Dennis, has announced his intention
to make some changes in the composition
OF his committees in Difference TO the
very general dissatisfaction among the
members.
HGREY CLARKE, o 1G-year old lad living
on the South Side, while at the Island
skating rink last evening, fell and before
he could rise some one fell on him. The
result was bone in one Of his arms near
the wrist was broken. DR.. Myers, who
was present, set the bone.
TINS Third Presbyterian Church Of this
city held communion services on last Sab
bath and received into its communion ten
members on profession Of their faith. The
congregation OF this church expects to
to hold the first services in the lower
room Of their new building on next Sab
bath morning.
Reserved seats will be placed on sale at
4 Banners music store this morning fol
the engagement Of Minnie Madden at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday even
ings and Saturday afternoon, in her new
and highly successful play, Caprice
The engagement bids fair TO be a very
successful one.
YESTERDAY afternoon the creek was Gov
cred with skaters from the oil refinery K
the tunnel bridge, and some Of the adyen
turous ones went still farther out, severa
going as far as the Fulton DAM. TIT
skating from the refinery to the river wa
spoiled by the cutting away OF the ice IL
order 10 getan oil.barge to the refinery.
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Abroad.
Mr.. Harry ]. sliyely, Of Grafton is in
the city.
Mr.. o. L. Holiday, of Moundsville, was
among the visitors at the State House yes
terday.
Mr.. David Psyser, representing Barley
Campbells white Slave" company, is in
the city.
Rev. Dr.Z.Warner, ofthe United Breth.
rem Church, State Temperance Organi-
ger, with headquarters at Parkersbutg, is
in the city.
A very enjoyable reception was given
to a number OF Wheeling's young society
people last evening by Major and Mrs.
j. V. L. Rodgers at their residence, on the
Island, in honorof their.guest, Miss Min
fin, OF Cincinnati. There was dancing;
music by Kramer.
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ALL.WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock a full line OF the
above Jackets; also, IN extra heavy DUAL.
IN for butchers, and full llqe OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted mot TO
shrink. @. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents FurniShers.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, jan. 2O.-Flour firm. Wheat
declined Hc, later recovered 1kaNc, add closed
firm; NJ, Pennsylvania red 97c; No. rcd jam.
airy S9Ifa90c: February 0OIka9JXc: March 9l5&a
lions weak; car lots easier; No. 5 steamer ssJlc;
No. yellow 60c; No. mixed January 49fIa
$40; February, March, April and May 4Sssais3Ic
Oats stronger; rejected white SIC; No. 8white STA
375zc; No. white SSISaSgc; futures nomInally
unchanged. ReceIpts-Flour 5000 barrels; wheat
900 bushels: corn q 900 bushels oats 900 bush.
els. Shipments Wheat l3000 bushels; corn u OOO
bushels; oats 1000 bushels.
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OTHER pUsiNEss.


The routine work was as follows:
The Second Branch was called 10 order
at 7:SO o'clock sharp by President Hill
dreth. The ahsentees were: Messrs. Butts,
Dickman, Gavin, MoiIdt, Mckinley, Ro.
senberg, Porter Smith, Whitaker and
Wingerter. Nearly a half hour was con-
sumed in reading up the minutes OF sey.
eral meetings past, which were approved.
and that part Of the body's duty wound
up.
The rules and regulations submitted by
Chief Dnnning for the government of the
Fire Department for the ensuing two
years, coming up as unfinished business,
were read and approved. The changes
made over former rules provide that
men in the Department, excepting extra
men, shall not be members OF Council or
delegates or representatives to any parti-
san or political asssmblage for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates.
On motion OF DR.. Jepson, the ordinances
submitted at the last meeting Of Council
relating TO the salaries OF the incoming
officers to be elected this month by the
people and by Council were taken up.
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giltieura.
DIsFIaURITNG
HUNTORs.
III UMILIATING
ERUPTIONs.
ITCHING AND BURNING
TORTURES.
Giltienea.
ERUPTIONS.
ToRTUREs.

have tried for eleven years 10 have my wife
cured Of q terrible skin disease. The Cuticufa
Remedies lCutieu1 Resolvcnt, the new Hood Pu.
rider, internally, and Cutielim, the great Skin
Cure, and Cutlcun Soap, an exquisite skin Bcauti-
fer, externally have done ak week. what /
have tried for eleven years 10 have done. You
shall have the particulars as soon Is can give
thom 20 ypu, aud A. We are 50 well known IN this
part OF the country, Il will benefit you, and the
will cure all who use them,
MAY6yiILE KY CHA2 II WHrTR
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. ", l2S; IL N, 99s';;SP. NJ, N'i Or. NJ
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baltimore Live Stock Market.

Baltimore Live Stock mhrkeI
oyy,cE or M CALyEAToS LIVE STOCK YARDS, I
MoNnAX. January 10, 1855. !
EEcErrs OF ME wEKK.
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Gae gatetliqttrrea,
once No. 70 and - FoaFlsenin street.
New Adyertlsaments.

wantcd-Young Ladies and Men.
For Rcnt-TwO Furnished Rooms.
For Rent--D Desirable HOOmS for unices.
For Sale-paflOr ret, DC.
For Saie-BAlneS PrOperty-d. o. Smith.
FOR Rent-uOuHes-i. U. Smith.
SAlo0n Opening-ph Kochert.
q, o. smith, cal Estate Agent Gnd 1rOkcr.
AsSignee's NOtice-C, =. A. YAhEling.
Cheap Tfip from Eurono-Il. :. BehrenS.
Cheap Goods-H. EmSheimer-Head OF Local.
Geo. II. Shook 4 Co,-ncad oil Local.
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TIE MILLS AND FURNACES.
What is Going on in the Iron and Glass
EncinrIna.

what Is Going on In the Iron and Glnss
Factories.
The Top mill nail factory will resume
work this morning. Tho heaters were to
have gone to work on Monday but did not,
and they will also go on to-day. The
Riverside factory is already on, and work
will be resumed at the company's steel
works at Benwood by one of the turns
this morning. The Laughlin mill shut
down yesterday, as announced, to make
the annual inventory. How long the sus-
pension will last is not certain, but not
longer than necessary.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE, T0GElr' !.
u .slsk u al Ia at,na naaF the IlfYs "

'NOUNTRY RESIDENCE, IOGElt
" With Valuable Lands, near the City " =
or Rent. -,,.,-r1 u
As am compelled 70 move TO the Guy " w y N
my residence together with much 0f iille
Fam and Garden Lands, 10 suit purchase -
don't sell will rent There Is on ne plags y,
tenant house; also large new stable ei's ~
other neediul outbulldings. There ave 3llSG ".
lam, which has been enriched with hupa' y y
loads OF good stable manure, hRulei Cn y .lsip
la1t two yearS. Most Of the land i wen Isl Y.
gardening purposes. There u also gl go. h =
lands with nsvcF-iallIug SPRING o. Na,SI ~
heldS large portion Of The land y N IN =,
ns such n wanted. some have been sod ~ NE
on. Terms Will DO made easy and to sun II ~
en- For further information az ISSrtPlI
e1 Iai On F' l.
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A concert will be given by the Opera
House Band at A. o. Miller's Saloon, No.
1887 Market street, this evening. AL are
invited.
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The oEerinRs number some 100 head les than
were on the market last week, but they Constitute
supply about equal to n fairly good demand. The
qualify Is about equal to that oflastweek consist
IDR mainly Of hogs ordered by operators TO suit
30 and 225 pounds, gross; where few larger are
needed they are found among them. Prices 51<aGc,
iorsows and stags. Better grades 64a6asc. Same
time last year TAStSc net.
rnH sIII.EP aARErr
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CNcINNAT1, Jan. 20.-Flour quiet and unchArced,
Wheat, demand light hut holdun frm; No, 9 red
&as6c; receipts 200 bpEnels; shipments 5000 bush.
PIC. Oats strong and higher at az SaSSc Rye Arm
at B6a6Tc. Barley steady, unchanged. Pork nominal
j. unchanged. Lard easier at 90c. Bulk meats
and bacon quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady
at 81 II. Butter dnLl and unchanged EggS tTtner
Mt 0S11in ChRege dull and tinchHnVHd
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rtNANcE ANp rRADE.
rhe Features Of tho Money and stock MAE

NV YoRx, Jan. 9o.-Money easy At iAl1 percent
closed az ] percent Prime mercantile pagef ~
percent stetling EsIenaalnnse peahets Ot At''-'-
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FoR SALE.
sALlCOUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres OF choice high bottom land, ~ Ei,5
below Wheeling. on Ohio River and b. 4 y = /
Improved by substantial brick bOgse' J. w
maple, sugar and poplar trces. Alo, uEooa <
ton Of fruit trees. Apply 70 ..,,.-..,s
W. v. HOfE 4 BRO, 100 ALitds
Or r. ". MORROW, on the preniSCA 20
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NOR RENT-STORE.ROOM AN
.I Dwelling House, at present Occuplsl H. y
Rody, No. l1l9 Main streeL Possession MN ~
j, 1885. ALEX. ROGERS. I'M
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"II- ]. IRNIN, AfI5L
Jazz No. q Twelfth sud
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dor SALE.
vIrr,ptp ooA1. pvopgRrY,

VALUABLE COAL PROPEKIi
Situated on W., r. kRR.R,C old Hefnptelt -
two miles cast Of he City Of Wheeling v. VS.;
about Two miles from Ohio river, ooniidihs = y
acres Of coal and % acres surface and ~
known as the "WIllOH Glen Coal Prpiery;,, o
W, Y, HOGE 4 BBl4
myi 100 Market sirse.
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MArNnE At charley shay's theatre ..
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NEW YoEK, Jan, 2O-The market was full o. buy
ems constant ia their attention % the Offering,
Of speclalies for the season ~ hama. anu ~
volume OF business II In progress. E2porb Oh w.
nestle cottonS for the week, - 10 packages, que
sce January lGt total Of 10 l2i packages, against
$3.50 packages the same time last year.
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SALT RHEUM.

] have had the Salt Rheum for about three years,
and have spent time and money q have 4 cured
dies, which are doing the work. y
N,x,yrup Co.'s coun,v o,.voS g. J. YOUNG.
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The Speaker Of the House Of Delegates,
Mr.. Dennis, has announced his intention
to make some changes in the composition
OF his committees in Difference TO the
very general dissatisfaction among the
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Mode lower han Yesterdays prices; receipts u
~ mead shipments 400 head Hog market hIIni
receIpu 1000 head; shipments Soy hean;
deinfas Is sab %: Workers igQ3 10. sheep
drfn with unchanged prictSi receipp Ia90 hSAu'
shipments 500 head.
cNrNSGrt. O., Jan. al-Live hogs active and
Arms common ard light g coal 20; packing aug
butchers s. 40als0; receipts 900 head hipmehta
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N. 9o,-The afternoon marke.
'; 10 40. broke agRli and
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Top GATE THE WELL KNOW

TOR SALE-THE WELL hNOs..
II County Residence Of The late hsnfyG I'M.
deceased situate In RlgaSalt Valley b
lying on the National Road and me ilI , y, ,,r 3
Grove Railroad, three miles east OF lIer,s1f.i
abouttWenty minutes Tide ifoin ihc lallyy' -
Ing containing about hve acfeS 0I gFOunI', Z
house Of eight rooms and PANTY Ah ~. me-
kitchen, with never failing well q lhg n =
door OF a good drinking wAleT o. t1Ur gi.,I,s 3
county; has also no barrel ccmthbI ". 4 y
nin NRteF. There are also qni e h, Ilf 4 y
choicest OF fruit tres OF various SUI N .
pllce; also AhTubbefy, dc. ibis y - 4, ?
p1FtunIty for penOn retired nom ~. NJ, u
needing the frcsh, br4cing county AH ~
confinement TO tho Otticc all DAY. 4, ,..., ID
We also Offer for sale Farm q y ny ~, If5st
land, all under cultivation, bordcfihE ~ 80
Alley In the town Of KirkWood, IelalV ~ ~
Ohio, and running hack 70 tho county "a Es.s1
accessible both from DeKAlb Etrett Aui -
alley, IA the town OF KlTkWOod, Beinoui1 Nd
Ohio, and also from the county road, ~ ~, d
also on the land two springs OF EooI ~. c,i,7
near Kennon alley and the other near W q. -
road, would make the farm we'll AhaP'H
PURPOSES or for market gArdeulnR. -. 80
Also, good Coal Bank, With Opsnlus ~ ~ ~
OF DeRnlb street and KennOn alley E'A4-
laid with q good 7 NIL. .-.,, ,o,s VI n
;. All OF the above property u not solh Nv"
for rent for the ensuing ycAl Airs,
For further particulars call on OF A ug' u, u
GTiREL or l. J. BAYHA, at the Gtfig9,htn, "a l.II
Wheeling, W. Va, Execution Of INC tI.Gsvb
HenfyittemAnn, deceased,