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ANY person who thinks of purchasing watch
for Christmas gift to his sweetheart is hereby
informed that the timepiece owned and carried
by Benjamin Franklin is for sale in New York,
for only $40 O00
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Is the street railway company becoming 6
partisan machineg
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The Movement Not Moving.

Philadelphia Press.
Carl Schurz zig sanguino as TO the future Of
the civil service reform movement This is f1ot
strange. The movement has stopped TO give
MIR. Schurz q good view OF itself.
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Mr. TENNYsoN has no reason to criticise the
expensive fashion of buying books for Christmas
gifts. The poets publishers estimate that they
will sell 40, 600 copies of his new book before the
holidays
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WHAT is to prevent the Mormons going to
Boston and doing pretty much as they please?
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Telephone Calls.
Business Office .238 Editorial Rooms PAP
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.

TRIMS INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-P0sTAGE PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l6, 1885.
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A merchant was telling me Of grtev-
anee. Thelit story illustrates q point
We were talking about collections.
acoIlecsiopss' saidths merchant, shave
menl But do you know what is the taes
There are people who can pay ana won !. /.
They take advantage OF hard times to
make them harder. tried 70 eoaee., : 3
I'M irom i man who, l felt certain, could
nav M. BpI he said be couldn't. Now !
know al his having money at interest
where S he can get Il On cal, and tSo
tiays after talked with him Know
that he paid a big price for . luxury ana e,i
and paid the cash. Now that isn't ~
treatment, and It Is this kind OF thing thai
makes money tight.
debtor Ihopo It may induce him % mend
his ways. His plan Of doing business Is
not The correct thing,
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AMlla nlas ,EIlh ! pEaal.sn a.an.

ysss Ha1tl 81. NslsT,ma,
Peter Higgins ltyesin Waterbury md
"a 4 stationary engineer. Recently helost
his situation, and his discharee weighed
upon his mind. Yesterday he got drink
ana IAN amuek. He tried 10 obtain pcs.
session n three carriages, md 2 driver
| Of 4 soda water wagon laid his head open
With bottle. Alady defended herself
| BY knocking him nearly senseless With her
whip, Higgins tried. To break into two
houses, but being driven Of secfeted him.
sell In some bushes. As Mrs. Z N. saun..
tiefs, Of Naagstnek, drove by his place Of
concealment he rushed out and climbed
over the back Of the carriage, seized the
reins. and drove the horse atiull speed
for Ave miles over the hill to Nangatuck.
He ran down several wagons on the way.
WORD had been sent to Naugatuek Of his
CAPTURE Of the team, aud as he drove into
The street he found thatit had been bar
ficaded aud the male population had turn
ed out armed to receive him, he was
captured and locked up. Mrs Saunders
Ind tainted during her wild ride, and was
taken insensible from the cartisge. She
is still suffering greatly from the shock.
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marketing the Peach Crop.

ESSisA"Sss
Peaches should never be soft when
packed for even near market. Tito go
long distance, the degree Of hardness must
be governed by the length OF time the
fruit will be en- route. The exact eondi:
ton at which fruit must be gathered for
different distances, can only belearned by
experience. Before packing, the peaches
should be turned out upon a table, whore
they may be inspected, and not single
soft one allowed 70 bs packed. One over
ripe peach may spoil q whole crate. In
packing, it is usual to make three grades:
seconds, tirsts and extras. Il Is custom.
ary TO HtWis" the extras, by placing a
lesfy twig OF the tree upon the top Of the
basket or crate, Let each crate or basket
be Of uniform quality throughout, though
il Is allowable to ''facen the baskets, BY
turning the colored cheek Of the top layer
uppermost. Crates should be 50 full asa
require some pressure to bring the cover
to its place. Mark al the packages plain
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THEE BEST

seAseI 4 4. sIeh aeqa!ie quick .Aatpl psell
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Aueriaa ASrieHltnria,
Our own notion Is that small farms, well
cultivated, are almost invariably the most
profitable; and hence, We firmly belteSe
what has so often been asseriedl that II
many farmer would sell half or two.
thirds Of the acres he now occupies, and
poorly tills and manages, and devote HI;
entire time and energies to the care ana
cultivation OF the remainder, he would de-
rive far more profit from his. labor and IN:
yestment, with much less yexation Of
spirit. The fact is, as somebody truly
asserts, We have too many farmers who are
'land poor'-who have so much land they
cannot make aliving. Paradoxtcal IS this
may appear, 1t applies truthtully to many
naturally fertile aud productive locality.
When such farmers have learned that 1t
is not economy to own more land than
they can till in the most profitable mau'
ner, SO that it will pay for the money ex'
pended in keeping it FREQ from taxes,
weeds, and other encnmbranees, they
will have solved the problem of ease in
practical ruEal life. The happiest and
thriitiest farmers We have ever known
lived on farms Of only ten to ono hundred
acres, every foot Of which was made 70
count. On tho other hand, the farmer
who has so many broad acres that he can.
not walk over them daily-where rods Of
fence corners are never cultivated or other.
wise utilixsd-liVes q lie Of anxiety and
worry. Instead OF working like slaves
and living in a misery manner, In ordt r
10 "run big farm" or purchase tall tie
land that joins them" it would be wise
for hosts OF farmers to sell some Of their
broad acres, concentrate their efforts upon
limited areas, and look more to the COM
iort and happiness of their households,
and the proper education of their CHI
Aren. Even II large farms were the mot
prcfita ble-whieh We deny-smah ones
are 10 be preferred for many and cogent
reasons, not the least Of which are the
comfort, pelce and general welfare Of the
owners and their families.
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mas Anybolly rola Yoa-


That Consul Birch sails to-day from
iFfisco for Yokohama
That he will have tohe in 4 hurry OF
the ISsEtll0SScSRW will oyettSke HINT
That Boyd Faulkner would rather b
Consnl General than Govelnor, because
4 Counsel lives higher and hiss more funI
That the Kheiiye viii wonder why We
didn't send him something Of that kind
heiaref
That oar Democratic friends in this
State are busy tafninS theiE editors into
postmGsteEs and gangerss
That In this waywsy We make the Re.
public strong and 81 il up ON a hsd rock
hottoml
That theseis not likely 10 be any wheel
oistOssnne business on the Fair Grounds
this year,
That II Tie faney don't take the HIM
they viii b ground on the wheel Of mis-
foEfnnes
That the backbone q summer VIII soor
be knocked cut 81 ioint3
That the time for cur gsl6ed youth u
save up ipg sleish rides approaches with
I'M warsrERrR.
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OF Taste, Hearing 4

t3on. Heals Sores,
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ne Correct ..Groap.s

Rotea BldeCt
Ifyou wish to be considered thoroughly
an fait in furnishing q house, obtain
two splendid tigers, stuffed OF course, and
'igroap" than in the hall. Skins no long.
ef suffice as deoorations it must be the
entire animal preptred with that artistic
skill which marked the work Of the fair
taxiderInist in 'saTr. 0ldmixon," aswild
beasts are thought to compose" well with
the schemes Of bsrbarie splendor adopted
BY decorators.
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ArEEas sarsapa.illa Is designed for thoss
who need medicine to purify their blood,
build them up, increase their appetite,
and reiuyenate their whole system. Nc
other preparation 80 well meets this want,
It touches the exSet spot. LIS record Of
forty years isone Of constant triumph over
diseAsa. hAH
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No Ina In This.
RaAit sas.tt.

The Wheeling ISTEtGlaxScxR gives q
brilliant account Of the funeral Of General
Grant.
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Ars you disturbed At night and broken
Of your rest By q sick ehild suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth3 II 80,
send Gt onee and get hottle Of Ms. Win
slows Soothing Syrup Tor Children Teeth.
ing. It's value 4 inc1lenlRble. Il VIII re-
keve the poor little sufferer Immediately,
Depend upon il mothers, there i no mis-.
take about l. It cares dysentery and
diatTh9S, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind colo, softens the gums, re-
duees inhRmmStions, and gives tone and
energy 10 the whole systein. Mrs. Win.
Slsw s Soothing Syrup Tor Children Teeth.
ing 4 pleasant 70 the taste, and Is the pre-
seTiptfon Of one Of the Oldest and beSt f.
male nurses and physicians IN the United
States, and L for sale by an druESfsts
Throughout the World. Price $ cents .
bottle. NssAE
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General wolseley In the Soudan: i
came, ] saw, l seampered.-LoSel CisissR.
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TRrsr in Providence and keepst, JaGh
OIL for pains and bruises.
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Tn sWant Soap, universally acknowl.
edged to bethe biggest and best 5 cent bar.
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rrll, C. -:

ENkls CEHaEElF, 4acno7tes' d, d.
TsIRUr i-,rrs,l ~ VIZ q ~ CO Il %
le1le EIU14 I'D. "a ~ = -, Y ssTsf 2
=, - - n - Lsavs a'sSSli'jTS
~, = ia & ~ SlsrAssS -. q. Ibirh
81 < ~ - ~ lleis1t140 =, Ia tSayL,
~ - ~ - ~ CESEaCss ~ n ~
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= :: ~ : = - - So SISCsYP ,. lEXsiA ~
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Some time SO / spoke With some leel.

Some time $50 i spoke with some feel,
ing 81 Senator Kenna's mplishment As
an amateur photogtspher. Ihaye since
learned that the able Senator Is putting
~ apnsratns to the hisher uses OF states
manships A farmer has apes dog, q tay-
orlta dosse, q good looking vile, or Is
pro1i q his house. The Senator trains
ithe camera on the cherished object, goes
onIhis way, and in due course Of mail the
farmer receives q photograph with the
seomnliments OF John E. Kenna. A friend
Of the Senator tells me that he Is 30 de-
sirols 10 please that where a Third Dis
triea man ! wife had await on her noSe
the artist rubbed II OF the negative and
had q bee painted in It's place 70 make the
picture look natural and domestic ike.
Can tbs that Il remained for West Nir-
ginia TO Introduce the PHI apher scam
era into the intricate mas OF politics.
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lAL4llll4 n A.lAll - glAlsA.
I By virtue d The arth6Eity yOSted In ma hv,A.
cftS Of the Municipal C0uFf d WhC6iinE Sytss4s
m he khoTe entitled cause On fhe ~ Az n
june. i65 WIN proceed % Ieti q pthiis .SS;,.@o
n lie h6nt dor Of The Court aCrSs ~ ~
county ReSt ytfginIa tn he city d WheeiisS x
on aATuEpAY, JULY q. itSs
hSKinntuE Gt 10 O'Clock 4. u, Tia iniiIIr4r, a.
fonting On he el1t Eiee II Noah fnoSi 49, Joy.
Numbered two hundred Elogl and M S5SrIS Hl9 y
ma Gne COR On the plat ol the S6Sj,Io ,U
City q wheeling lid out b Henry WooTe ,SD,, 1
Of AeneBoE Zanes estate, and called zSpe's H.
addition 70 The eity q Wbeellng. And 40 ~
water or pasture lying east Of he Two loit
described, ard Designated CO The plAt 81 zSss,ss
Island addition % the city Of WhsellnE ~ he H.
number nine u. - Ns
TIs1n % SiII-oue. th4ra 0, TIE pa,ch,,. n,,,.
and - much more - The pufchaSeF NAV siSS, /.
pay. 70 Be paid In cash On The DAY Of All. M ~
feadne thereof IN thfea equal instS,ns, ,. u y.
twelve, tNEnty.tOur Aud thiTty-six MONTY SS,,S
interest from day Of sale; The puFchSSeS n ~
his notes with gppr0Ted security Tor M det.sS,
instAlmentz; the tite 70 Be r9Aint uptii ~ ~
chase money and The INT f9It theron NAT -
wholly pald. J: Z. C0WDEN, y
". q. HALLER, Apet1obesf,
thereby certify that J. R CoEden, epccisl Co,,.
| missioner, has given bond with StClJtT " y
quired by law and the decree Of June isSS y ~
the Ab0Te entitled cAnee ~
THOMAS Y. DARRAu
Clark al the NHntGfbal CouTt n W6S"Ht
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'TNolI5fIesIONE sAIR.

Elase d west virginia, City q Wheeling =.
In ne Municipal c0nFt q Wheeling. e.
Caroline b RIles, guardian fC6fFiSl
b HFuel, Henrietta BruS and
Charles Henry sHrlel, infant, I'm Chance.
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ne GAsES al Il atJtSzzsd untl IUEnAYI
August 1 4SSS, q the Gz1se hsET Lne Pace.
iEa !. U. =. AQlaEhs, Ir1ttee.
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The above ssle Il Adjourned until sATURDIy
AUGUST Is, lss6 ~ ID o'el6ek A 4, Il tteTst
plaza. J. 3. COWDlN.
aus SpeciGl CommiSiSst,
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THIS PAPER + 81 :. ID Is SsSssIst
z g 9 Si 8 - g ) Is XIV H'NN'
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The LboTe ale Is sd!oarned until ss,u,d,y N.
Ist dsyof August IssS, At 10 O'Clock A. y. Y H.
nme plAee. J. DIVIDES,
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grustee Sales.
TRUsTFEs SALE OF PERSONAL

II PROPERTY.
b IiTtce q q peed q ISpt Eass By NaesH
tIsi.es cIiea De I'm osy q SOTeut<f. ~ tn1
teeo Did II Died q Ir1sS h9ok 50 4. iO,lO tl9, I
Vii - TUESDAY, 96tif1 = lSSS te1 u pDbNA
EloCtit1l, - GAs Erlslsts s. r0a.e 80. l25i knka
E.Eeet q ths els g y eesiiIg y. Va, cgmnsns
d., ~ t6lloaing ttstxdIs4 reitoaLl psopsftyO q
% GuEh GheEt0E q Egy - laEy u atSiy lAe
lllIaee res,las1lnE IsEgASd d CETisln hosGs, n
teTea . u sd Dess 6 !El1t. tcstthsE With Ne
lseeSElyE Exrslsls H1iG.l4i1E sd EElt, VII.
Olel Talsit ,'sllicE, ens eUEnies and f.
tlreS tEo Gltebo2ss fefctisAtgl Gee mtInT and
frzns fs1i1 ttksa, 80 sseoaEa uneeI E1rsOs, tHo
ss3SlaEr1 hEItEiEs I'D EloAes. Oae van eiEai elsA
60 ecllleF shnE 60 90 Elln4tHg c4rlT a. IT.
az, - cIElf essl3lr. O. p1FfiHSa, buf klttA
eoaaA fEOT1re y lrI1oE ecEeesN. Elo outide eoot
Eg18 e0e E.Eess lIrsp, tksee Eu1od ADS hfte
slseeISes-l33S Al 4xt1reS airy Stx chain, ure
80 issa ~ N. Js5eST .t .St
IN lFaeheaE a1d El0AaS FIR EElsEe6 eAIpE.A mo
6GsEr eEspE1s thIrtaE1 r3ef1Fes 1Bd eaf1zo, mo
9lIaSal2sS sOE1l.r1S!tss tauf F4lsonS, 40 ~.
sterss lgs0f 1oEatgIfl. LAeeflgA, ESil6u SIP trd
q lE-Ee ri DC sGi1 1E8ss1e sore With Ptpal
tEo lsaii Ezrpees no E.all EsAE1t ese eAra tc1,
ooe E0ll kasoek, no ilEg. ItacE4 ltso.sum or
Ettns Gooa q Ne sQssf a.9 - ta'1ltnls ~ g.
al d It0ek q EfssS WkiikyE. cittih banda
EqD0Ex GlEo ekEEpkag1as G4eerAl plieft ln9u
oGksr TsSpSEIy q De slAoG1. StrEEfs sc. ls5 Hlf
ISs1s O. sIrr-crIA a A1la q DAY 0! ale
HaIsz1tZ74S J. Y. L BODIES IEe.!es
NJ EhSSe 49, Il astSzEred unrl TUSD4Yt
ASaCST Z lsSS a. tka aEEsk kCET an& fltcs.
10 4 l Aoli.EAs lfo'as
Ihssssvs sGls b as31sz1sr uns1 Tuesday,
AlE1SlI u. ISSS a Ss1aE hglF Gsd PAlee
as XVI R0DGkEs, Tr1i's
TAeaIcTA slle i a1Slrlea Entl TFESDAfi
AUGUST 4 LssS EtREe ttDe ao4 p1toe.
am I.S.1.. EoDiEEs Iraltes.
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An uatanlag Safeguard AEalnst an late


US Camphosine Soap freSly in Wishing
bed clothes and al clothes worn closest to
the body. See the big reEard We offer On
ossgiassOs d aWax Soap"
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ne GhOre nj Is a6journsd unul TUESDAY
July u, 1ss5 1t ID sane hOur AID plioe-
- r 9. BARR
rs Special Comnini0ntE
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- .. Y i. Z - Ro s i i Isasss.
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TheGSsEe ale 3 ass1Ened unia Tuesday,
AnEcslu u, IssS a SElaR ksGF Esd Plsee
as I.E. L E0DSikEss, IHfitee
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Sles.
DUBLIC SALE

y
RyElrtlASt 4 6ea1 q aaEig2Hezi Ea1t or.
. ttE1z ~ - csSd % lsi Y, q tgi .SSS
EEsa u Gke Cltyo9 Wh6E9lrR. ep71Sns!sg e. y
eheaeelE n Len De HI ar a Apea,i lssS III
llsS so11E 6tilg1 q g 1EiEase sale " io1g.'
- EI-II7lll isl,IFfg. tSNit: Ise a!01n, ~
I'D HErrpr1 aEsEsal. Ilf1n4snR tAAin. laola.
YesEEeS &a, U1Ie ps3Tti-ge q iTv -
cd IL Elsxgfs4 Efelse. E.F11ted q isf AlpsI4
bzlllIlEg a 1aecS Sereet. No Sa6N Elsaih vac
n trIsif. 4 Ia Ean1t I'd De r01cS { u nQN'
bed TGa AtlReld ~ II E19aq9 bGhiss5s-
~. :. - JlIN y. SCHULTZ
AatEnee d EnEt NLbetn:
~ q HA11EE. A1escaeGz. a9M
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
u f30SEKEE. Ia,
q q ! pae1 & Tra54 E1se 70 u y !ee eS
A. 1SEaEsrEf 1I1sl - EAe 90 DAY Of ltlI' ~.
"a GGly rosClata q tAe e1ses q 1 tiGk u. x
O111Sy C1GEad 0AJS CSgzSy ge WI te!l = "
H E1Gslll q EAa trS1I 6asr q the Coart Hsa's@
81 RGErrE. u
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q IiSnaSsI
LeEss s.sr ii = < - - sstsI ~ XII 5
I E { ws.sss rs-EfsAnsss - sy..y
slzf ri .Sf.E Q. alslscE-
NJ : sspe1s>a.at
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val.
OUABLg REAL ETATE
In tie Nnnleipal Court a Wheelip4.

In pursuance Of The Apthority vested IN M IN +,
decree d the NunteIpal couEt Of Wheeling. ma
on the third day Of June IsSS IN q uji III FbSN'
cey therein pending In which EnrG TIfioF Tiih
g. o. Taylor, her husband. are plsIntlGs, lad Vii,
ham q. Harden and otheEs arc deicaGAl0, / vii,
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!gA
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GIre Gntelliaetrfer.
ruE wnlspKnINa oAllKlsY.

Tho other day l heard . good mother
ehide her young son for eating green fruit.
.rhe good mother Was entirely right.
Green fruit is the mother of cholera and
twin.sister to cholera morbus. But l
thought. irom what knew OF the boy,
5that he needed Gliding with a paddle for
consuming in large quantities oyer-ripe
literature. There Is hardly . flash" pub
lisation that escapes this boy. He has 80
snttisd himself with this kind OF literary,
rood mat no lives IN astate Of perpetual
nivht.mare. His Imagination Is hlled VAN
InSisng. buffalos, rifles, revolyers, knives,
Gaming hells, and some other things when
ia docs not have to so TO the WHO
West 10 find, He confidently looks Tor
wsrd 10 The time, not far distant, when he
Withheld q baud otboy dosperadoes on
the plains. This boys parents don
know al all this. They know that he
eares nothing for school and has no tonds
mas far good book. They know that
his eomnsnions arc not the kind OF boyt
they want their boy 10 be. They know
thai thus far he asnot shown himself goon
Tor any thipg in particular. They don't
know what ne reads. 1hegin to think that
q CRYING need Of the time Is . reform
school for parents. Our boys must haSe .
e fair chance TO keep out OF the peniIentlH!
and escape the galloWs.
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Ne ahsIa slle i a1.6lrlea Enta 1fEsDAYl
4 lsSS, q ne tie I'D psiee.
ann I.T.Ll E0DGEkS, TT1iiee:
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THOMAS Y. DARRAH
q. cssk Of the Municipal Co1ft Of W6eellsr.
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Ths EboTeasleis aajo1rnea uutl SATURDAY,
July =, tssS; - 70 S'eiDek a. y, a. TIE LGzlt
piaea kG. BAkR,
lis Special CoumEHlontt.
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IhetShy certify fhat bond has been Eiyen b. tn
Above nAaed spa eGal ColMil,I01s n thb E6oR
emitted eEnse q required b NV.
THOMAS Y. DARRAH,
GGkoi the Municipal Cum d Wheeling.
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commenting Et 70 Oelosk 4 T.. lell At pubile ana.
fion % the hIEhela and bes1 6EddeF. Al M fTSSt
door 81 the c0Hrt. H0ase q Ohio nonniy. NJ,
Virginia. the following described pSTSelS' 81 Feii
eStSte. thGt isto ny: 'N>'
seeold-Lot nGnbeeed eleTpa III In Iop,,.
numbered etFhteen llS1, and lie costh one.hsif N
lot Numbered tgelTe o. IN s1uGse pumberEd
iShteen 1s), g dAdgnGssd On the TuSp al IL M.
divisions 81 The Joseph Caldwell es;hin Spa diSFS.
Ions therefrum 70 Ihe sid ely 0! WkeelinV, Ola
county, West VirSfEliI; GEi8 property fronfipE on
the eGSt side Of ko6 street, between TEentT.nlnih
md ThtrtIelh slEeetG
Thge & erGefed On he toresosnR rtoperty an Ella.
eRlt bEiek EGEidsne&. and 3 q most dtSinhIa
properly. SAID building TAs e7ccted 6y EiNTs5
b, Harden % EeEidenee, and q UnuSIslly cCri,
nOdf1Hs md well cnajtT1cIRd.
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i 70 Be n5lde thai he pEFpEA Of pt0tfFty aboTs
described ShEI1 b osefed GoE iGIs GeiarSieiy,
Trims or GALE-One hind Of tne purchasa
noney shall Be paH IN eE2h on Ihe d1y ii IolS.
and q much EoPe q Ihe purchaser nay eiect "a
Pay: the nGlAuee Sh1l be rsi4in tU0 eIuSl initsL
neiH With Interest hun day Of SAX. Il one M
Two yean from Day Of Etle respectively, ibe p1F.
ehEEsR gtTinR DOses fog The deemed raTuentS
With security y Be approved b The eOmnl aEoati.
and a. tnrIhSr security the tfie % Aad pafeeS al
Ind shan be retained until tie puHchLic monFY
shlll hxye ben pad n Inn and thn spS1ll ON.
missioner ordered b. he CouFt o cnaE'y
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The White Nountsin Hammock Chair tiseu
from an other stationary OF reclining chairs u
bat Il d better, stronger and simpler, u adeptec
70 the house, lawn, p0rrh or camp, and "a chuck
ftll Of quiet comfort and blessed rest. y 41r 50
paEior % the HaEnmeek IN eTeEy way, and can b
pat up 50 Is % Be always in he shate.
b ID peculiar construction Il Is balanced IN Al
poSitionss requiring no tAstsnings 10 keep Il u
paaee. he f0otTesT can Be quickly aud e2Sily Sd
fSied 70 suit the shortest or tAllesf perso0S The
seat d made o. strong eAnTGs dtttnS perfectly III
entire lenGth, without craving The el6thing tght
fh&n q hammock: While the AnnQgknee Of catch.
frg buttons. tearing dQEn the lAdiska hair, o. u
EaysGy displaying de tiEabs 4 avoided.
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