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WEDNESDAY,, rnE22t DAY OF July, ISIS,

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WEDNESDAY, l. llih 4s3 DAA VF JUL 4eo9
beginning at 70 O'Clock a. ", OF fald day, ut the
l1nl door Of the coIt House Of 01io county, sell
q public auction e several parcels Of real estate
heteinailsE meutAned, oe 80 much NS may DO nee
sREI 70 pay tie liens upon the same Is set forth
In aid tec;rE, the costs Of suit and expenses Of
he.
l. taFtcl Of ground Ia tho City OF WhselIng, In |
9as5 Eoutiy, weAt Virginia, that Is 70 my, the |
10 It'll half Of lot numbered one hundred and tween.
tyAnEe ii2al, fronting on Market square between |
Hcn!aRtd Heventh Streets thiTtythfee CSBl feet,
hais!lnHg back the same width 70 the alley; and |
~ VI lJt numbered ISL between Tenth aud Ele- |
Ielsa sisgct fronting o feet on ChAplIne street
lni rlHnIng back Of the lame width n the Gald |
ally, And being the part oil lot number l1l on |
ya.,l the tarsIu stable now stands, aud said half
y a li aud part Of lot l3l Is the same properly,
Hs.el was conveyed to William II. Winters and ,. |
y. il9'lblEg by Aunle ". james and h4shapd, By
Geei daist the jth day Of May, lSS2 and oftecord |
u lhe 0ee Of the Clerk Of the County Count Of the
AID county. 4
The lot numbered eighteen (l9 OF tho Eub.dI- |
IihrlOi the pOor HOuGC farm a. laid out By the |
BaA Of commissioners Of said county, which Eaid |
9sIouudei u follows; Beginning it stake at
h sOuthWat corner Of Fist street ex tended I'm the
subdivision Of the farm Aforesaid 10 the cemetery
mad sud rnnnlng lbeuce south b55So, wet 31f1
POie S1ut6 D., east Sass pdlez, north SD cast
h1l DOtS, forth -, east 1885 poles north 40s,
est tbi poles 10 cemetery rad and with said road
oOah N west Sl.0i poles TO place Of beginning,
@atslniHg 1glO0 Acres, moro OF les,
tSSGlpg MeFetsOm the $50 square feet
y aid parcel OF land which was con.
ETSl ~ siid William II. Winters and wife and
kISf -. 81.
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Cottnn.

NEW YORK. June % Cotton quiet but steady;
steady; June 10 So; InIy 1850: August Id ise;
September 1QiSO; October 10LO7c; Noyemb Der $50.
peeenber 9Slc; January $3.50; February l0.oTc;
March 10 &c,
,.cSIyusSAu, O., June Cotton quiet; middlins
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deere VI the above mentioned court, made and
entered IN said cause on the ID day Of June, a. D.
lssl. the undersigned, yDecial commissioner
appointed for the purpose DI that court In said
decree will on
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When a man commits perjury he is
triedperi ury.-prdte'' 7tareies Magazine.
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A nod is 90 good as wink to a clergy.
man when his sermon Is too long. Boston
BlidGd.
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Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered terribty-''No thing seemed 70 help me
could not get out OF bed. Dr.. Smith cured me"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
catarrh, poIypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice-Sui
fereGl for years; Iatent medicine failed 10 help me
DR.. Smith completely cured niem
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( lO1luIoS4ONEh0 9tAS'
II the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, IVES. VII.
g!0Ll III CaAnceEy,
slnuu lIorkheltacs and Geo. L. Caldwell, trustee.
Against
William II. Winters, J. i. ThOrnburg and Sadie r
ThlnbHfE, his wife, Robert FUFlyce and Lizzie
A. Fan!yre, his wife, William W! Arnett, trustee,
tbs EeyEIann fl'eWIng Company, corporation
iasat, gyllI, William dillingham;, s, Il. CsaJ toa,
and James Mcclure, partners doing business
under the Iirm name and style Of NELL 4 Killing
ham, Harvey W, Winters and benjamin AAckey,
pptneH doing business under the nTm name and
style Of Wintca 4 NaeEey, MarEs Schwartz and
the Atl name and style Of schwartz 4 Mans.
Zach, benjamin A. MGcEey, james Rine, Alfred
4. lcEeas tho Exchange Bank OF Wheeling.
leyinia Il. SlmEs, and Allied ssmms, her hus-
hand
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alnner ta9ie as u you naa .ts p. M W.
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Diaplsis o.4 gold silS .o,,a Moa.n
any m9.s tbins Nors
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Nota Iue pIIce VI uef latuef IeleaseI
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spiritualists get the hardest raps nom
the newspapers.-Fan Rlrer Adranee.
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GUNNER RESORT.
~ AURORA HOUSE,

AURORA, PRBsfoN CouaTY, W. VA.
This popular Hotel Is now OF, n for reception Of
guests; elevation $500 feet above tide: delicious
wRtes; excellent table; good spslug beds and de-
lightl1' scenery. No malRHa, no logs. no mosqui'
tCss no bay lever. A good Piano and Bowling
Alley for amusement OF guests. Mall daily. For
particulars sddFess' III sH p.aa,sas,,
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Fesute to get the genuine, and lend for Treattc
on Blood and skin Diseases, free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca.
lew. 2Sd street. Y. Y. je2Sn4w
For tale By IAughlLn Bins. & co.and Logan { Co:
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CfsciNNAfT, O., juno 2h--FloNr easIef, fAIniiy
q 26ai 50; fancy 81 GSai %. Wheat weaker: No.
2 red 81 60; rcceipn 500 bushels: shipments 800
bushels. Corn dull: No. mixed 4Sals51<c Oats
easier; No. mixed Sc, Rye duh aid lower; No
2, Csc. barley quiet: extra No. B spring S1aase.
Fork dull at 500. Lard easier at637ISsc. Bulk
meats quiet but steady; shoulders 875c; short rib
S!0c. bacon firm: shoulders 871fe; short nib
62rc: short clear 6.50c. Whisky dull at 81 u; no
sales reported. Butter steady; extra creamery lsa
9Oc; fancy dairy 1!al3c. suHar weaker: hard re-
fined 7a75fc: kcw Orleans It4a594c. Eggs elsy at
1lA1lkc. ChceSe drm and uncharRed
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

WIN cure Diseases Of the Kidnefs, Gravel, elect,
Structures, and al Urinary and 0Fethral Diseases
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
Lon Of vigor, Premature Decline In Man, RAriy
Decay, Impotency caused by errors Of youth, or.
eeSses, &C, eypEtlla IN I'll ID forms, sore th1oa.
and moss, nlndrS, efuptions scrpfula, letter, nlt
Eheum and Ill blood and skin diseases. Female
Weaknass speedily cured. GonoErhea cured In
dan. Price S. %. Sold In Wheeling, W. Va, BY
Z ,. BoHnsG, LOGAN d Co., Dfusgtlis. Sent ~
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BALTIMORE Nd, June 26.s9Nheat, western lower
aud active: No: Wlntet red spot al q; tune
92Sc asked; July 3ssa92<c; August 1Sa06Ifc; Sen.
temheF y9 .asGe. Corn, western lower; spot 521SSa
6S<c: July 6gza6a<e August 62I e; steamer
94G9le, Oats steady and hrm; western white 3sa
S9ct mixed SGatSc. Provisions steady with mod.
Coffee dull; Rio eatgoei ordinary to All $3.50
ToLEDo. June 26.-whsat Arm AMI. t.Irly active;
No. , red cash Or limo u 70; lply Gl9la; August
@Hc; September e6]Sc; o. toher 90 N: No. 2 soft
g7lSa9pc, Corn Quit: No. 2 cash or June isJI<e;
jury 4s55fc; August tp5lc. Oats dull; No. 2, Sic.
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w Il. HRARNR,
Attorneysat-Law,
10. ms Mstkst Street, X
~ TsxN4xe, WA
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Louisiana Slate Lottery.

For Tickets or further Information q the above
Lottery address
J.H. WILSON, covlnStcn. Ky,
OF II. P.cARTgR, Windsor, Ont.
Amounts Of S. 90 and over, BY Rxpress at my ex.
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s w SssE Ss ass; iSS Ssssss sss; ea
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 26-flour dun but
steady. Wheat opened weak, closed steady; No. 2
red June 9f1ta9ls4e; July 2Sa9S}5ss; August sssa
&99se; September 81 olal o. X Com dull; NO. 9
mixed s0}aS3c; No. 2 mixed hllSao, Eail mixed
bgt<c: July 62L!aS3c; August 69|fASic: September
6ta6il{c. Oats dull; No. 2 mixed 30: No. 8 white
Wits SaSs ss ~ Ja,y n sse ss lnra. nj ~
571zSc: September S4Sa35c PsovlSions 10 sod fob.
bing demand and steady; hams tmtf Cd gafiu
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"Itold you that something would turn
upi" she said, with an enchanting air OF
triumph, though it was taking A Mean
AdYantape.n
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The servant went on pumping. The
band frightened around Mr.. Carston's
neck, like rubber boa constructor. His
heart thumped harder, his head swan
moro dizziiy, and his breath became more
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Consultation al oiiee free oaice hours from 4.
". 10 r. u, daily. Gallon or address,
JOHN E SMITH, MD,
No 140i ChAntIna 81 NheeiInt, W Va
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EnICIlI I0llH1T7 [70T0Fe
soan tgoeS has Stven bond and keepEity rs ~
Al,iai by law. TH0AAR n, pARRAH,
.lsLS Clerk Of aid Cg1tE
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"lf should die, she'd marry him a
waek after my funeral he thought, and
gasped almost inarticulately: "Take her
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Allan thrust aside the man at the pump.
handle, undid the complicated fastenings
of the box, and his future father.in-law
dropped Imply into his arms.
Alter he had revived his patient with
fans and sal-yolatilc, Allan flew to find
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Lsfe frIe a WeSfeTn. .. Lake shore. ~:
Louisville 1 NssbyI NE, Louisville, New Albsss
Sa tsse.i nMIH sa4 Shss s ss!sS fh,
& Chattanooga, %: New jersey Central, sS5.;
WEI s az PS tss1sa Ssw aS5s ss,
III. ~ nreferred. III. faei6e MSil 4giI: PIits,,
btifrh. I4i: Resdiog. i4i[: st Louis q San Frai.
cisco, ii; do preferred, s.: 81 Paul. 7lsS; do pre-
81: United STATE ExnreSs. Iii; ~, 81. d. Il p,
III nretsrfad III. WfiiS.F FARO ExbresS ils: W..
tern Union. u. : -
prsaa,.ni1. and proy,,,ons.
New YoEx, June 9s.-Fiour; superlne aud ane
scarce and ntn: Others dali ana 70 bayen my9r;
receipts l,.us Darrels; q Ssye MAesI
spos lever opae8 ePeasa asa, 1sesW 's,S
Meakene1I reacted aud clost1 ntia: tsSelpts ~
rs bushels; exports none; sales al2hoo bushels !,
in1tnfe le9g onsheA spot aad 70 as.ye ny
AtlWaukee W 81 y sl!sSei 80; ao!t n
etn gooi nngradSd req 90 9 Il stcssl9o
40. white y ON h9. fed June ys79seasl w,
closing o SlgoH;Jnly s95teaSl 0g11s, closing y
u VA; August u gl2tAl VIZ c!ostny Et u VS.;
september q cSfsAl gi5s, closing a. = oik: oGto-
u gl$Al va, closing q u gl1; December u va
rg ~ 81 ~ az &C. M IN
"a hrSssls. rnaPsass sSss;c ste.sssS ssS: N,
HIite SiStss,SHcs TeIsyr SIesrnSs reIIoY
Wy. No TTTS; cfcs,rs 4. INV
$3.50. closing st s5ase; ,Alsnas.t aassls.
~ hsso. ~ 3a,3sr sSs4e Saar q. Ss1+S
Oats s:n raceintS 4, al ht,.bais. AZ.
ports iTot6O hy,hels: mixsd western Ssasac:
waite do. S0,4sc. iisy o1iIet and cav. cotee.
oniSns modeSsttyely adtIye: ssles ii.7so baSs;
iElv a. d 5Se. AnSst ST,S ID. sentst,b er IL
9Sc: October 6.06S7O0e:. November 1865; Deem.
Der Io6c Sugar yteadN for refined; OF 4 $3.50;
mould A gas 1llGc; GoutcctiOnen' A 69l6ae9sc.
MolaSses quiet. Rice steady aud quiet. Tallow
steady. Resin arm. Tuspenilne lrm at SIC.
Eggs qu!et and barely steady; western l2al2hc,
Pork quiet and barely steady; mes Sit 20; clear
back sis 70 Rect dull. Lard duh; western steam
spot IKE: July 6.72Na67Ic: August e.sSas sc:
september 5ele; October 1.l2c; November 5.eec;
geGemG 1 S6g ~ Giy Ian S,e Bue ;,
qulet anu steady ior hne grades. Cheese qniet put
steaaI.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 26-whcat market opened
steady tbs morning, but The tne weather caused
IN sTss baIf ~ ~ ss.sInn and ASsust dtnnnoS
iro MS n $40 s N,tsr ia mics MA
SOc IN fteii1r Became yery reerish and Come arse
short lines were thrown out Flour dull aud
deSiFe "a teliss is al IA releted Ia. and Closed
70 nnfler vesterfiav. safeS rsisSed ne S7ssS5:e
-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Geek Of the Muale!psl Court Of WhseIlni
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Mtatelh.
.E[N's Great Rheumatic Cure
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,

Manufactured b lhe Tfy Manufacturing Co,
10 a rrnrn., 81 A,rrnnrsr pa
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In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. IVES. VIZ.
gIAli IN ChEnrtFv
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10 take from New York o President un-
tried in national affairs without Joining 70
him. apparently from mere personal and
local favoriteism, two advisers equally
lacking in official experience. There Y
good ground for such an opinion, and
we apprehend that the President viii
be made very sensible Of It's force before
he has gone many miles through the po-
iitical Black Forest be has undertaken to
explore. Along with II comes also the
reasonable complaint Of a great section Of
the country that It has been not merely
ignored, but in q manner repulsed. ~
viii be said, and with perfect truth, that
MI. Cleveland has declined alike solieita-
lions and counsels touching able, honor;
able and useful public men, who had
earned OF him, and Of the country and OF
their party, both recognition and promo
ton. The character and temper Of these
expressions will vary, as men are con-
troiied by their judgment Of their Pas
sions. Our own opinion is that, IN this
matter, the President has made mistake.
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Letdga L,aily NesL
NJ. Tasima, the superintendent Of those
Japanese officers who are pursuing their
military studies in Europe, has sup
piled q correspondent with some accounts
Of his country position as q fighting pow
er. The standing army Of the empire con-
sists Of 10000 men, the reseryeot $1,000,
and the landwehr, orterritoriai reserve, Of
10000. Allthese troops are dressed and
equippedin European fashion. and they
are at present partly armed with Remlng-
ingtons and partly with sniders.
A new rifle, however, the inven-
ton OF o Japanese Colonel, will shortly
be ready for issue. II combines the merits
Of the Gras, the Chessepot and the Mean-
ser system, and English officers who have
tested II speak highly both Of its principle
and Of It's workmanship. In Japan service
is obligatory, the conscript after remain
ing for three years with the eolora, passing
into the services. Even after his discharge
from the landwehr he forms one, provided
that he be less than As years Of age, Of
kind OF National Guard that can be called
out for purposes Of home defense. Certain
classes are by law exempted from active
service abroad, but every Japanese, with
out exception, has TO learn the use Of arms
as the price Of his citizenship.
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In the current number oil HdrPefs
Wetlv. printed before the Cabinet wasan-
nounced, Mr.. George William Curtis
payes the way to come along in the next
number with high.strung Civil Service
reform approval Of the whole outfit
"Boss" Manning and all.
But Mr.. Curtis is not content to await
another trick at lis own wheel. He Is
dad TO embrace the earliest opportunity to
record his delight, and he comes at it in
aria way in a New York World interview:
Asto the Cabinet no reasonable person
should find fault, but there are pe9P.e
who will take exceptions 70 the appoint
ments OF Manning and Whitney, ss IN
known men, occupying important posi-
tiors. Int i feel confident that the actions
n these men during their term OF once
will nroye that .'the Man OF Destiny" mas
wade no mistake in his appointments and
Inredict great and glorious iuture lot
tbe new administration. Mr.. Endicott
NAV he objectionable 10 some professional
noliticians. but in my opinion he 1s as
pnre a man as this pure Cabinet possesses.
This is the great Civil Service Retormer
the man who went out Of the Republi-
can party because he lOnged for the pure
atmosphere Of the Democratic organiza'
tion. who couldn't stand the action OF the
most popular convention ever assembled
in the name Of any political party--a con-
yention which gave the party the nom
inee It asked; who went over to oieVe-
land, whose nomination was broughtabout
by a resort to the most offensive methods,
including the Justly hated unit rule, which
the Republican party had abandoned IN
disgust.
Mr.. Curtis is not ignorant Of Mr.. Man
ninr's political career nor Of the means by
which it has been achieved. He knows
tho service which Manning rendered to
Tweed when Tweed was plundering New
York and asking her taxpayers what they
were "going to do about itH" He knows
why President Cleveland has called Man
ming and Whitney to his side. Ho knows
also that lie is in for it, and he is trying to
make the best Of it and get out Of his bad
bargain all there is in 1t.
II is significant, too, that at this time
Mr.. Curtis is talked Of as one OF the men
upon whom the President is likely to con-
fer bigh-gradc diplomatic dignities. He
may BIO longing for this recognition, Or he
may desire only the. tender of the place.
AT all events he is taking every occasion
to place himself before the country as a
man Of brilliant incopsistency-who ap-
proves in the Democratic party more ma
chine politics than he left behind when
he went out Of the Republican party. Mr..
Curtis is model "reiormer."
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A rragedIan Among the Boys.

SelG York Journal,
81 have been a school-boy myself in a
small way" said Mr.. Lawrence Barrett,
the tragedian, to the pupils Of the Central
Grammar School in Brooklyn yesterday.
"The actor seemed o little nervous in
addressing his youthful audience, and
said so.
Perhaps" he continued, "the reason
I have faced larger and possibly more
critical audiences with less nervousness
was the reflection that was but en-.
deayoring to interpret the almost divine
thoughts Of another instead of speaking
for myself. We are all cropping in the
dark, blindly looking out for the tasks. be
they great or sinall, laid out for US. Out
ofiabor comes repose; out Of work a due
sense OF happiness at labor well DONE"
After speaking upon the grand results
achieved by education, Mr.. Barrett said:
II am sorry can not say any more at
this time, but II l had the saying offs thou
sand words I could not do more than wish
you, as / do now, all the joys and lappi-
ness OF life until It ends"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-09
gos gent and a;or sals.
FOR SALE.

TWO FINE SHEEP FAkMS-oue located 90 W
waters OF Knob Fork, WetScl county, ". W, h4f
miles IRON Llttleton Station, Oh the r. \ y. y
This farm contains about 20 acres. well leuetd, v
acres Of which are level bottom lanes 1nd ~ g
II two story frame stone fouldAtioD) dwelling o
four large rooms and hallway, stAhle cotG gtts
wagon shed, spring house and CANARY, R1l Dall
within the last iYe yGaH, and In good order 1eFT,
reasonable; and 10 any one making hiEe elSa
payment q great bargain Is Offered .,. -. 4,
Bolton Farm, containing about SS AFio y
cleared land under fence, With 100 or ~ arsi a
splendid timbered land adjoining u desired y
Gated within y Of \ mile Of Bolton Stallion. y Ias
y. SO. r, r., Is miles from WheSl.pS' laN s4 "
Is we'll watered, admirably adapted 10y nE y
sheep, and believe II 10 DC peculiarly htitd lG
raising fruit, There Is now OIL ~ young OlElLu
Of about 100 tire OF the best varieties o. sPga.
pears, cherries and pluns, most Of when wy Nv
this year. The new public schoOlhguse ~ u;
district Is on this farm. splendid balGala ~
DO offered to cash customer, and Chsy !eia'
any one who will secure deserfsa Y4yiaeas =, IT
$II< acre farm At SherTRrd, AaEShAll c9lhI!,w
10 acre Farm on GlGnn'S Ran, WlIltciiW Hs4+
for city property. ........,,,,
Many dwellings 100 numerous to menuou'
FOR RENT.
Dwelling No, 2ill Market street. containing "
rooms and basement rooms aud cellar, .-,s
Business House corner Of Jacob Aud seVtl'sSpA
No. lis seventeenth street, u roonG
No. co North Front street
Rooms No. 262s Main street.
No. 63 ALLEY Is.
No. 146 Eighteenth street.
For further information, ia99iEe q nIyyRy
Real Es,Ate Agent aud Eoian LlSIE