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r,x. Nesroe. K.IIed BY lightning

New ORLEANS, La, August H.-ln
St. Charles parish this afternoon lot Of
colored field hands took refuge under a
tree during storm. Lightning struck
the tree. killing five of them
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BURNING SHIPS.
Eight Vessels Lying on Plum Beach,
L. l., Burned to the Waters
Edge and Sunk.
Six of the Number Condemned War
Vessels, Which Had Been Sold
and We're
Being Broken Up for Old Ir0n-A Mag
nificent Pyrotechnic Display
Heavy Financial Loss.

PORT WASHINGTON, L. l., AUGUST
N.--A fire, causing loss of over s100,
| 900, broke out on board the steamer Col
| this evening. The flames spread from
| the Colorado to the following Ships, ali Of
| which were burned to the waters edge
aud sunk: Minnesota, Susquehanna,
Congress, Sonth Carolina, Iowa, Lotta
Grant and Fairplay. All, with the ex-
| cep.ion of the last two, formerly beloneed
to the United States navy. They had
been condemned, and were bought
from the government by StaqDard
& Co., who were to break
them up for the old iron and planks they
could get out of them. The fire broke
out on the forward deck of the Colorado,
where men were at work, burning up
plsnks to get the iron spikes. On the
right of the Colorado was the Susque-
hanna, to which the flames spread rapid
ly, and before either it OF the Colorado
could be towed out the
FLAMES HAD SPREAD
to the other boats They all burned like
tinder, and the sky was red for miles
around The heat was SO intense that it
was impossible to go anywhere near the
burning ships, while the cracking of the
flames sounded like the sharp crack OF
musketry. The flames crept along the
decks aud bulwarks of the ships,
and eat their way up the shrouds
into the rigging. The picture here
presented Of the eight burning yes
sells outlined against a bank of inky
clouds was one long to be remembered
The fire burned so fieicely that within
three hours nothing was left of the once
i IL H.. g.
chsrred planks and floating timbers. The
hulls sunk at once to the bottom, going
down with hiss and eurgle, amid a
over
THE p--r..,rNu WRECKS.
rIIe colorado was the first to sink, and
as the wafer closed over her a mast from
the Minnesota toppled over on the Con-
gress, aud together they sought the
sandy bottom OF the sound. The Sus-
quehanna burssed loose from her moor
ines, and one time the various fishing
craft anchored along the shore ap-
peared to be in danger. She float
ed abOut fifty yards from the
shore, and, after trembling for a
minute. keeled over and sank. The South
Carolina and Iowa fllowed her to the
bottom in short order, but before going
down the flames spread from the Iowa to
the Lot'a Grant and Fairplay, two
schooners lying near the shore, and they
too sank. Who the owners Of the schoon-
ers are could not be ascertaiDed, as the
crews became SO mixed up in the crowd
of spectators that they could not be found
Mr. STANDARD, in conversation with a
reporter, said: The loss to me is not
less than 100000 1t was only for the
iron in them that bought them. Had
the boats been serviceable the loss would
have footed up to millions" The loss
on the schooners, it is said, will not be
less than $4,000.
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The Nail Feeders Organize at Terri

TERRE HAUTE, IND, August N.-
A nail feeders union was organized
here last night, and the feeders now re-
fuse to take the pailers' machines, as ex-
pected by the company, but join the
nailers in resisting the reduction.
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FOR RENT.

071 AND 372 BEALE GTREEr.
- ! ~ and lss Carlo ave-, I rooms each.
3i9 AIaras SO near Orleans, nice brick rooms
lr3 Hill street, near Alabams, 6 rooms.
230 Wellington, nice two-story frame, rooms,
l02 and loo Desoto, or rooms each.
2-story frame, Front, bet. Jackson and Walker.
"a Poplar, rooms, near High.
l23 Dunlap, rooms and large lot
Iol main, O'sr EIUyu's, srooms
lis Exchange, roolas, near Third.
"a Alshams, ffooms, neat,
$50 Linden, rooms. near Orleans
IS Fourth street, Chelsea.
4s2 Orleans, south Of Talo Sfaoms.
Randolph road. new. rooms.
l5S HeEnsndo, rooms, near Linden.
81 Alabama-pre ty yard.
fo Cannayan avenue, near Broadway.
Al CrleapE.T rooms, near Adams.
Keys at $40 Adams.)
ii Jessamine, near Lauderdale partly furnish d
36S Vance-from 0ctobs lst.
47S Orleans. corner Tate, ar alas,
Us Vance, betwesn Oynthia andGage-aice.
Randolph road, near hre OK Church. Chelsea,
ALSO,
Whestley tef Wesverl plantation, between VAL
ley h, \. and Horn Lake road. miles sor.., o.
Memphis; or would sell this pisco-S>" o.rss VI
W. A, WHEA1' ,sy Ssi NJ,
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N eTICE.

GEO. R. powell, Justice of the Peace and
VI Notary Pubic, hiss removed to anters'
dnsura[ ce Building, in basement. rear of x. J
Black x Co. real estate agents. 0fhcers-T. S.
Mallory. DeputY Sher Il: Il. h. Cnlhy. G. S C.
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Another Dark Mystery.

LOUISVILLE, August 2l.-The body of
an unknown woman was discovered near
Six-Mile Island to-day by fishermen.
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Lyons Tasteless Syrup of Quinine pro-
duces exactly the same effect as the biiteI
ouinine. Children love to take It.
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NashyiIIss VS.. BirmtnRbam,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 21.-The
Nashvilles defeated the Birminghams to-
day.
2 3 4 6 SIS
Nashville. 0 l 2 6 Ola
Birmin gham,.,....... | . 0 O o.
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LuNDBoRG's perfume, Edenis.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchal Mel Rose.
Lundbo,g's perfume, ALPINE Violet.
Lundborg's perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
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SENATOR Brown OF Georgia is of opin-
ion that the civil service question will be
a leading issue in 1888.
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.
strikes In Engiaua.

LONDON, Augu- -as,sr have
makers of Stafford and Wore
resolved to strike for an advance G,
twenty per cent. in wages. --
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A TIE GAME.
An Interesting Contest Between the
Mae0ns and Atlantas Ends
with the
Score Standing TO 3-Po0r Birming-
ham Again Knocked Out by
the NashVilIes.
Racing at Saratoga and Brighton Beach
The Defender of the Ameri-
can Cup.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL. |

ATLANTA, GA, August 21-To-day' s
witnessed by about 1000 persons, and was
closely contested throughout, resulting
in tie. About 300 visitors from Macon
were present. Dunbar and Mappes acted
IS box men for Atlanta and Veach and
Cavanaugh for Macon The following is
the score:
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The Trl.Sfate Fair Races

TOLEDO, O., August 21.-Entries for
the Tri- S;ate Fair races close tomorrow
night. Indications are for large field of
horses. Purses aggregate $4,000.
The pnritan In nefend rhn ar,arIonr,
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RUSSIA is rapidly pushing her railway
extension in the direction Of India.
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Low Prices OF Mining Along the Mo-
nOugaheIa.

PITTsBURG, August 2l.-Work was
resumed at Walton 4 Co. mines in the
third pool to- day, at a reduction of one
fourth cent per bushel in the price of
mining. In the fourth pool number of
pits are working at Ii cents, and many of
the miners who have families to support
ind it difficult to earn a living. The
price for mining has not been so low
along the Monongahela for years.
No New Developments i'm the wabash
Strike.
ST. Louis, Mo-, August 21.-No de-
velopments in the Knights OF Labor
have occurred to-day. The men at the
Missouri Pacific shops say they will moi
handle Wabash engines. Bill Hogens
an employe, last night refused to handle
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COTTON-SEED SHIPPERS

SEPrEMBER l, 1855 the Office of the HOPS
- Sl. MIL. will be located at go Front
street, ovsr scDavit. ya1es & Co.. in rooms
Aupust I9 1SS5 HOpE OH Mill
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Errors--Atlanta, 2; Macon, 6. Base
hits-Atlanta, 6; Macon, Z. Struck out
Eight each. Home runs-Atlanta, l, by
Cleveland De France. umnire.
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AOiEa BRO. e. CO, 26I Main st.
BRANCH STORE. 400 Main ST.

CORE sroi ding reductions made throg.hout the
tnahy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

RAILROADS are holding their annual
stockholders meetings all over the country
and mostly, managers are compelled to
state the balance is on the wrong side ofthe
ledger. But in the face Of al this shrinkage
along comes the report Of the old reliable,
the Baltimore and Ohio, with its semi an
nual "diyy" Of five per cent. This is one
of the few roads that has never wstered its
stock, or made much outside fuss, but the
stockholders are never forgotten when diYi'
deud day comes round.
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Gov. WILSON announces his stat, and the

Gov. WILSON announces his staff, and the
directors to compose the Penitentiary
Board on the local page of the REGIsrER
this morning. Take them all in all aud
they are splendid selections Of representa-
tive Democrats. The distribution is also
good, covering as it does all sections Of the
State. This choice may not please every
one, and that would be true of any choice
tina. the State Executive could hare made,
but for all that, no one either can or need
eavil as to the quality Of the material, and
this after all is what the people are expect
ing and the Governor accurately and
promptly anticipates the want.
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Now LOOE out for squalls. When a Re-
publican editor tells the President that Col
lector MCCORVIcE couldn't be elected dog
pelter where he lives The REGISTER quotes
the exact Words certainly matters have
come to a pretty pass in the Republican
family. One gentleman has thrown down
the gauntlet, clenched his teeth aHd Kisses:
War to the knife" His foe, equally hot
for battle, fairly galloPs fox that gauntlet
and Kisses back with three fold vehemeDce,
Yes, and the knife to the hilt." The Ian.
gusge IS very Forcible, if not classic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

IS North Carolina they are talking about
repeating the tax on drummers. 1t is said
that it does not pay to impose such q tax.
Florida fixes the tax at S25; Louisiana,
$25; Nebraska, $50; Delaware, S25; Texas,
S35; North Carolina, 800. The tax brings
North Carolina an income Of about 1884, 600
a e 1t keeps ont about 200 travelling
men who would spend, say FIVE dollars q
day for two days, or about S2OO,O 600 a year
among the people. So the State loses Sl37,-
600 a year on account Of this tax. The
next Legislature will probably repeal it.
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SOME FAMOUS ORATORS.
Demosthenes and His Similarity to Mr.
Nye-AIso PatrieS Henry and His SINH
laTity.

OemOelheneS anu his aAAnAAafhNg 70 M
Nye-AIso Patrick Henry and His SINH
larity.
BIN Nye.
Twenty centuries ago last Christmas
there was born in Attics, near Athens, the
father Of oratory, the greatest orator of
whom history has told Us. His name was
Demosthenes. Had he lived until this
spring he would have been 2,27O years old;
but he did not live. Demostheues has
crossed the mysterious river. He has gone
to that bourne whence no traveller returns
Most of you, NJ doubt, have heard about
il. On those who may not have heard it,
the announcement viii fall with q sickening
thud.
The sketch is not intended to cas-. a
gloom over your hearts. 1t was designed n
cheer those who read it and make ;hsm
glad they could read.
Therefore / would have been glad it
could have spared them the pain which
this sudden breaking of the news Of toe
death of Demosthenes viii bring. Bat it
could not be avoided We should rsmsm.
Der the irsnsitory nature OF life, aud when
we are tempted 10 boast of or health aud
strength and wealth. let Us remember the
sudden snd early death OF Demosthenes.
Demoslhenes was not borne an orator.
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Wrs. ATKINSON and WILL CowDES,
there is going to be row in your own
camp and YOU cannot do less than hold the
sponge and act as second for Mr., MCCoR'
NICK. You are fairly implicated in the
racket because you went so far as to furnish
the letter head upon which the mischief was
lnnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

IT was intended to enter Editor HALsTEAD
in the beauty show at Cincinnati under the
name of Sadie Sutton" but it was too late
when the negotiations with Deacon Smith
were concluded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

They say that Mr.. PHELPS, our new Dem
ocratie Minister to England, has a coat Of
arms as big as a circus poster. This is
what we admire. No genuine Democrat
can afford to be without q coat of arms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

LOUIS REL, the revolutionary leader OF
Manitoba, is forty-one years old. He is Of
French ancestry, but has some Indian blood
in his veins. He is well educated, bold and
i~nsinuating in manners, and just the man
10 lead the halfbreeds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

A WESTERN man has discovered a substi-
tute for csal. Some Ohio man should now
invent a substitute for ancient Republicans
who desire to hold office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

HENRY WARD BEEcHER is full Of the
kindest words for the South, and it Will now
be in order for the BLAINE organs to de-
clare that he has all along been a dastsrdly
c~onperhead in disguise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

LILLY LAXGTRY has been well advertised
b. the Prince Of Wales. His Royal High
ness requests her to postpone her appear
ance in Paul until he can be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

Or thirty-seven prominent journalists who
died in this country last year, tweoty-six
were over the age Of 6f;y, sixteen over
seventy, and FIVE over eighty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

A MAN has been discovered bold enough
and bad enough to announce that there were
opponents before the roller skate was in
vented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-10

IT is now said that the palace of the Me-
dici in Florence is modelled after the Tri'
bune building in New. York. We are glad
to hear il.
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II Democrats want some fun Just read
the scrap fight contained in some Iutelli-
gsncer editorial correspondence reproduced
in this mornings REGISTER
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FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1888.

Tux war news has just set the markets
fairly crazy. They are jumping up clear
cut Of sight.
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Tbs Egyptian fever appears to be 8
more dangerous foe to the British army
than the Arabs.
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DIED.

ALTMEYER-Cn "wednesday, April s, 1855. at
1850 4. m, GEORGE ~FRSDERICK, son Of Peter and
Bridget Altmeyer. aged 10 years, l month aud II
days.
Funeral from his fathers residence, in Benwood,
Friday moIning. at $50 o'clock. Remains will ar
rive at F. C x ST. L. L r. depot at Il o'clock
Friends of the family are respectfully invitedt to at
tend. Intermeut at Mt. Calvery cemetery.
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MARRIED..

PRYoR-BIRSErT jAt the prsfasnse OF tn
brides fathE, Eobcrt BrEett, ESQ, in Elm droyt
by Rev Mr.L<6reer, yr. OLpEEi PESpR md Nil
LINZ J BhKETr.
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CURE, NO PAY. WHITEHURST'S CE-
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, sc. six drops a
dose. Try IL. II not Satisfied return the empty
bottle and get your money back. For sale by all
druggists. Price % cents. nol9eodso
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Commissioners Sale.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
L West Virginia.
Patrick J. Giligan, administrator de-
bOEis non OF VIM GilligaD, deceased T, Cbo,oa--
U. s
thomas Emmett Gilligan and Others.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby
SiyeS notice that pursuant 70 the authority vested ia
him BY a decree made by said court on the I'D day
81 June, lisa, he will, on
SATURDAY, MAY 16, a. d. 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m , sell at public suc.
tion, to the highest bidder, az the front door OF the
Court House Of said county, in the city OF Wheeling,
West Virginia, The real estate OF which said william
part Of lot number thirty-nine (S9) in the addition
TO the city Of Wheeling laid out by William Chap
line and John kOhL. and bounded and described As
follows: BEGINNING at the northeast eornero said
lot, same being the southwest corner OF Main AMI
Twenty third streets; thence running wcstgardly
with Twenty-third stTeet ~sixty-nne feet; thence run
ming S0Uthwardly aud parallel win Main street
twenty one feet; thence GaStwardly and parallel with
TWenty-thiri street sixty. one feet to Main street,
and thence running with Main street q the place
Of beginning, being the part OF said lot conveyed 10
said William GilliEan by Hannah HGsenan aud 9th
era by deed dated June l7th, ISIS, and nov OF record
among the public lsnd records OF said county.
Upon the portion Of said lot Aforesaid there Is erect
ed that neS and valuable brick building formerly
occupied by said William Gilligan as 4 S1tOon aud
residence. =
TERNs OF SALE-oue-third Of the purchase
money, ana as much more thereof As the purchaser
shah elect to pay, cash Ia hand on the day Of sale,
and the residue thsre<f payable in two equal install
merts In one and two years from the day Of
sale, with interest from that day, the puF-
chaser to give his notes for the 6efsrred payments
with personal security thereon Satisfactory to the
undersigned, and the title TO the property 10 be re-
tanned until toe payment IN fall Of the purchase
money. ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioned.
J. c. HKRyXY, Aucdoneer.
/ hereby certify that above named Special Con-
missioner has given bond and security ssScch in the
penalty Of $500 Is required by Law and said deree.
THOMAS N. DARRAH.
Clerk OF said Court
WHEELING, April 9, 1885. api0
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COMMISSIONER Sale ofaR,.,
Corner"

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE n,
ID cpal Court Of Wheeling. Iad
auction, ct the front door If ,he
Ohio coanty, "St >
On Saturday, April II. Ia,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M. IA, s%
No. 2, on the southeast corner Of : III
streets, In the city Of WheelinS ,SHletI
"BOAT STORE WRNER." @a cs|
The sale will be made Of said "a. l
such parcels 40 the Commissioners m me !
TERMS OF sALk. -one third, sps asa,
as the purchaser nay elect, cAsH; .ai
and TWO yean, with interest, from s..u',
the purchaser executing notes tse.s.,ay
factory personal security, and N. y. "
tanned until the whole Of the nn, Iat :
paid, and q conveyance directed bv Il. \
api speciil Con-
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FOR RENT.

ToR RENT-Two NEW BBIcK pNr1
IL on Biz tenth street Contain go
bath-roon, water closet, gts and OIL -
proyement,. viii be ready for occupahql
Apply 10 BENZ. EXLBY, Martins fsn!
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ron sAlr-


1870 (: !: ssss r. ut $ss5 !. mr. ~,
tion, Plendii vatsr povsr ns e.A. ~
this min has been isns s"t,h Isd soa
mill In thi, city which hs dirss his
the failIcad eg witch, and b ccsazs.
local trade. The property belon@ l.
ODel, widow Of the late WIN. u
b told- AL Persons Who cortsAss,
mill are invited TO attend tbs sSepr
II cheap at the appraised valus - It
for two-thirds tf Ills amount II M a.
made. Address or call upon W hAsAs
G. u. STEWART, Zan.,,,r.
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Commissioner Sal,
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA ~"
- Ohio, In the Circuit Court Of OH, 10y
James McAdams
Mary Elizabeth Hes and Othen HH
and

Mary Elizabeth Il h.. and o.Asn} l'a
LorenE Eeuberger, Administrator, de.A
vs.
Mary Elizabeth He's and o;hen aN
By virtue Of the authority ccut,rs
by adecree made BY aid court in ths ~.
causes consolidated, on the 81 6Iy ~
1855, the undersigned special cnnxs
on
Saturday, the alst Day OF Mar,
commencing at 10 O'Clock H., sell ~,
ton, at the front door Of the Court
county, In the city Of Wheeling, ". v,
one half Of lot number four az In ,,s,.
twenty.three (2S) on the map Of The
the joseph Caldwell estate and aIdi,i~'s
10 the said city, which map Is Of rpcprS /, \
Of the clerk Of the County Court Al :
among the public land records the,s,
lot fronts upon the vet side Of W.J !
tween Twenty-ninth and 1hiry.S,r -
has upon I; q double tenement frame -
TERMS OF SALR-0ne-third ana go
OF the purchase money Is the pureht., :
to pay, In cash on the day Of ale, snlt,J
| two equal instalmenu, payable resrteti,s.I
and twelve months from the day a ~
terest, the purchaser TO give his nSts !.
est from the day Of sale for the de!rrrw !
with security, approved by the undsn,J
title 10 be retained until payment /, ~
purchase money.
W. J. ". COwpu'
ALFRED cALDl'
Special Caarsl
". II. HALLKR, Auctioreer.
I herohv earthly that tho ,lnr..-
commissioners have given bond, win 81
proved by me, In the penalty Of $500
by law and said decree.
JOHN W yITcSJ
FEBRUARY 10, 1885. Clerk a M
f2l. 2smr7 ,l4&20
The above sale has been postponed una y
May ., 1855, at same place, commenchsr]
A, m, ". J. ". Olwbu|
ALFRED CALDIj
Special QRrls1
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Fob RDNT'

MY FINE COUNTRY BEslDEscE U
wi DE Chantal Station, on Wh'elinf ~
and Baltimore rAilroai; there arc ssysh
cellar and porehe.; outside bake ora, 9
well, together with stsbling and pt,tar a
&c. viii pnt separately from The lIhS :
yise, ~ the tenant nay pfeier 81
Also, my large Brick Dsclnns
containing six rooms and porch. CIV =,
water nj The door. Good tenants oh
both at moden'e rates. ., r,ayf1
MID Jb@E
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hereby certify that above named Special Con-
missioner has given bond and security Is SGch in the
penalty Of $500 Is required BY Law and said deSree.
THOMAS N. DARRAH.
Clerk Of said Court
n, A,r;l n IcsE anfn
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WHEELING, April 9, 1885.