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Whence comes this epidemic Of suicides
and nurdefs? Rec ut discus lions shAye
named several causes. Hon. q. q. Reeve
al Indiana: charges Il 10 infidel teachings
i-holding that holelessneas Of future
state cripples fortituae for bearing HES
ills. Another declares suffering from the
universal business depression the cause.
A third wkter attributes j 70 increasing
insanity. q physician thinks much OF the
tendency Is inherited, while temperance
advocates lay the responsibility upon
strong drink.
.Ffee.thinkers have committed suicide,
butso have orthodox chptchmen. Finan-
cial straits have beset many, but the
wealthy have also taken their lie.
Insanity and dissipation have preceded
suicides and family murders.
One feature common to almost every
such crime challenges attention. Well
| nigh every report OF suicide and family
murder mentionsthe perpetrator as hay-
| ing "f6r some time been subject to melan-
choiy.r Whence comes this2 all recog-
mixed medical authorities tell us that the
fire which consumes the brain Is always
kindled by arrangements Of digestion
that good digestion Is impossible without
pure blood, ndpuIe blood isnever known
when the liver and kidneys are out Of
order. Under such circumstances o pre-
ventiye should be sought, aud for this
Warmers safe cure Is sovereign-a fact
conceded by the best authorities in the
land, and It Is especially commended by
the celebrated Dr.. Dio Lewis.-ROcitstsl
| Democrat,
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censunption cur .,,t.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of Censumtlon. Byon-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, also o positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
curative powers Id thousands Of
cases, has felt II hisd duty 10 make 1t known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and q desire to relieve; human
suffering. ] will send nee Of charge, to all
who desire It this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
and using. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper.
". IA. Noyes, l4e Powers Block Roehes.
Ter. n. " " row
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~. 40
In 1883, the falling otf e1ualling s. s0i
us the rats Of decrea6s being about "
peItept, ~ q
Tie numberof persons transported "a
1884 BY all the lines was 3s4, sl4sb2y.
against 3l2, $50, GAL for 1888, the increase
for the year being q, ~ $50, the rate Of
increase equalling rs percent.
The number Of passengers carried one
mile In 1884 equalted S,7IS 6St,66i,
against s,54l 1903, ga for 1888, the increase
edualline 2S7 ,271 ,3S7 persons carried one
mile, the nate Of increase equalling very
nearly 8 percent.
The distance Travelled by each passsn'
GER IN 1884 eaualled 1924 miles IN 1883,
q. SO miles.
The amount received per passenger per
mile earalled 1855 cents in 1884, agatns!
3 400 cents In 1888. Had the passenger
rates for 1883 been maintained for 1854,
the earnings from this source would nave aye
equalled $2l2,6l7, 23S, o sum S5,&6,5Ss
greater than that received
The number Of tons OF freight transport
ed on onr railroads in 1881 equalled SyV.-
074,7l0, against 400, 45S, 4S9 tons IN 1888,
the falling off equalling 10,SIs, $50 tons
the rate Of decrease being about q per.
cent. The value OF the tonnage moved IN
1884. estimating ita value at $50 the ton
euualled S9,7 sos, 725.
The number Of tons transported one
mile In 1884 equalled H,125 2Ul6II,
against "A O64 02S ! AS tons moved one mile
in 1888. the increase Of service performed
for the year equslliDg 600, 2S4,232 tons
moved one mile, the rate OF increase being
about ] per cent. 100, :,
The rates per ton per mile Tor 1854 o.
freight transported equalled LIZA cents
against ] 238 cents for 1888, the falling OF
equalIed liz mills per ton per mile. Had
the rates for 1888 been maintained toI
1884, the earnings from freight would
have been $3.50, co., 042tin place of S502,'
500 COL. the amount actually received
Had the rates Of 1888 for the Transports
ton OF passengers and freight been main
tanned for 1884, the gross earnings OF a.
the roads would have been SS2E ,525, ST.
exceeding By s56, $40, 4GS the amount &C e.
tualIy received, and greater by s., ~ HI
than the earnings for 1888. 1t will thu;
be seen that the decline in the earnings
for the past year was due wholly to the re
ducion in rates charged.
Notwithstanding the great prostratiou
OF business which prevailed, tne
tonnage Of merchandise distributed in 1Ss4
fell very little short Of that Of 1883, while
lit exceeded the tonnage moved in 1882 81
%, 5s3, 3H tons. The service performec
in 1884 in the transportation OF freieh
was greater than that performed in 1SS:
by 5, 4o2. 99S. 42s tons moved one mile.
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CHRISTIANS IN, AMMAN.
Bishop Kahn Throws some Light on the
Da,k Situation.


Bishop Kahn Throws some Light on the
Da,k Situation.
10 be Editor Of ne htelteeaaz.
srR:-In your issue Of this date you
question the report that, in the late perse-
cntions in the kingdom Of AMMAN, ten
thousand Christians had persisted, and
remark that canaan Christians are not
abundant" Icannot Of course vouch for
the correctness Of the number said 10
have been massacrsd, but lam persuaded
that YOU are not well informed about the
history Of Catholic missions in the king
dom OF AMMAN. Perhaps in no country
in the world has tho blood OF Christians
been poured out so proiusely, and in their
case the saying OF Tertu!lian has been
verified, "The blood OF martyrs Is the
seed of the church, 1have no late data
Of the condition OF the Annamite church,
but DR.. Matshall Christian Missions, vol.
/, p. 1927 says that in 1858, there
were, In spite of incessant martyrdoms,
fourteen bishops lin addition to more than
thirty in China proper, sixty European
missionaries, two hundred and forty ma
1.-Two priests, nine hundred clerical stu
dents, six hundred aad fifty catechists,
sixteen hundred native nuns, and five
hundred and thirty thousand Christians. =
BY Christians, DR.. MARSHALL means Cath.
olics. How many Protestants there may
be in the kingdom, I have no means Of as;
certaining; but this brief statement Is
enough to show that you must have un-
derrated the Christian population OF that
country. When we consider that whole
villages of Christians have been swept
away by the late fierce Persecntions, me
report that ten thousand Christians had
been massacred, may not be exaggerated.
JonE5 ]. KAN,
Bishop Of Wheeling.
81. Joyphs Cathedral, IFheeling Aug. Is.
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: waEsLlNG, ". v A., AUGUST y, 1850.


q. p tf o, 1fa,,tal M the Railroads oil the
loof s..a Aiiui ,,ss NJ comnatltion. nor
ont.ea s' ~. q. "a. anv a a field which it
lss ~, .Ss .s - II improyes every
caltlyales s. .,,ss seen;ne nace within The
ysal' ao1s s'. - ,b;c6 4 treatg. Poor's
way NO.. =. ~ he hs,d INDISPENSABLE
asaua. . - , s men shareholders and
nSs oniy = ,sd;s,sly in.erested. but to the
s o.nsis ,,ta.. q sS;sneys ana 10 that increas.
!ass ~ ~ ~ : no.sd q men who desire to
ing etsss Vi 49, ,ssli sinformed upon the
-. 80. .b;.h has como to be the gauge
- all other industries.
~ M at o ~, s,,.s.,sp IA favored with adj
lne - 49,. ....' ~ ,ha ;ntrosnct;op to the
saas I, S tos isss IN Which there is very
aa .s.ah ~ ,et;ew Of railroad opera
sonp's - 1sss In another column we
~. soas d : ,;hs,tv II draw upon the Manual
.AAe - . ~ 81 saw interesting and yslua.
,St s .aas. - ~ u hs followed by more
PIC su =, - 80, ,so,thv sor,cs
nom ~ . s1..S nv Mileage bnilt in 1884
70 oomp s,,, H.. -. e 1854 q 500. and that Of
S ~ wt 90. '.as = 90 a. once sufficient
loes, il'Oo.' ; W. s falling offin the de.
cause .os ~ az nrndnctve aetiyities q the
mana upSA 4. .lte y, ssrssa ronorte,l coat Of
Seaa ~ ~ III ~, -osaa alrasdy built.
otyye pst I'M, sus ~ .ss,ss".sbIe noaroin for
.nousn We .,i tsa' :. satsssntsd lv bonds
oysrys ,s !, - hit I'm amonnt. wa can
ana snates y ,as s.- ~ 81 tbs i'm.
SUI tofm . sooa 49,, ,s;thha,5 fror,
mense amoans = , 1870 Its, rsts u new
circulation oy 'he aeStssss0 i@'s y -
cohsnncIlon' ,osa 100, .,.,aa ,,.s I.
AS Detwsea loos sla t'' :. S sos s viii
iaiing gu = sosst1 ~ .to ,snortad cost
Az pss i s.;i. = 80 ;, Not 1 the
OF soaas alsaoy pu ,s,a asi hsso bs I had.
faalfeaa d gaAasts a'0as la snd
+si 1o0,vyo n ,g aa.a.,as - noonoy
Wsege,etlness. l.s @ 49, lines IN tbs
would tlays insts'.ss 49, - ..a5a Tie magic
mnl.totm plosss7ss s s.,,a; =; ;na and
.ouca Woaia hsss i, t ta, as,' fern and fsc
mlllaha loans Y, \, ii Il, t ths i.n1 man v,ork
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IIwllIiyest stothers,. paush terstt !,

BE your own Physician. A lady, who
Tor many years suffered tornients worse
than death nom Uterine troubles, such ,as
Falling Of the Womb, Leucorrhoea
tWhites,l painful and suppressed Mem
situation, finally found remedies which
completely cured her Any sufferer from
such diseases can take the remedies and
thus cure herself without revealing her
TO amy one, or subiecting her NO.
lym0desty to the ahock Of m exami-
physician. The recipes with
plain directions, viii he sent to any adj
dress Free oi Change securely sealed. Adj
dress AErs, III. ]. Brabie, 252 $, Tenth Street.
Philadelphia, Pc. Name this paper.
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RA1LRoADrNG IN 1881,
Interesting fsatarss Of tho Years business
81 some Striking Suggestions.

;tnteres.,ne Fsatares Of "a o Years Business-
81 - some st,,king Suggestions.
,pss,,. prsSal M 1ss55.s
mn ( .o,al' i,,r,t Nov a miles a rai,road In
w. tae1 ~ q, .'-e " 80 CO.. w. -,
ths United STATES u tue Gloss VI 1908, was was
~, $40, Of which $,9l1 miles were con-
strncted durineSthe year-the rate Of in.
. Z ,.a,ca,,t. III ,nn,,,t,er ~
vfssss pe.s -. .ets : 80. - /,
miles MAKING returns o. tneir snare capisat
and funded and floating debts equalled
1o5 I52. agairst 100. 552 for 4 1883, the in
! craase heiie 1883: the rate OF increase
hsinc 4 4 nefcent. = n
q The share canifal az the mileage in one.
rat;nn IN 1881 enuaiied $500 8i8 ga
4 asa;met a ms tlf0 bsS. Il, 1895. the increase
eSnailinc "a 55S 103. the rate OF inerease
sbssne1 aisont i. q peYceIlt.
Tke funded debts al all the lines st the
close Of the year aggregated s., 600, lis, 772,
n i sum slBs az s58 Ia excess 81 the total N
1888 rs. 5OO, S7O, o14l, an increase OF nearly
5,ners cent. r * M, ~
THE other forms az indebtedness Of the
several companies at the close of the wear
eonalIetl S2i4 0f6 500. against S26s. 925 .2s5
fnrA 1sss. die decrease being 81, 95S ESQ.,
: The Total share eanital and indebtedness
al ali finds III ali the roads making feturns
eonallefi Nd he close 5of me wear 7676.
sSSo51 a net increase in me wear Of $685.
538 272 over Inc total Of 1884 (s7. IN, $685.
l5SsS' the rate n increase lar tRe' wear Ia
inc abont 3 & nercent.
tfhe COST per mile al ali the roads making
retsrn "a measured Nv the anonnt al
+ their7 stocks and Indebtedness eoualled
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san in the Lead.

VQtA4lN I4E1usUs .l7T.lT-,7TT7 ~ ~
Inthirty Minutes after the conclusion Of
the memorial exercises at Wheeling, the
INrgL1IoRNcER had on the streets . Grant
Memorial Extra, size OF regular edition,
pfoiusely illustrated, and containing full
proceedings Of the funeral services thew
York and of the memorial exercises at
Wheeling, together with the addresses
there delivered, and Of neighboring cities.
It's something worthy Of preservation,
and places its publishers in the lead as en-
terpfising newspaper men.
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worthy Of Preservation For an Time.

The Wheeling ISrslLloENcER Of August
Sth and 10Th contained full accounts Of
the burial OF General Grant. It's first page
was handsomely draped in mourning, and
q splendid portrait Of the General, the
burial casket and canopy, with otherillus-
trated features, adorned its pages, making
the INTELL1dEScRR q souvenir OF the coun-
try's great and sad event worthy Of preser-
Walton for all time to come.
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1tiEh

GRO Es-In Benwool, wa. Sunday, Ausuat
Id iss5 at1k ", CAHEtG wife Of VIM. Gloves
sget g ytFrS, OF ccuvussth1s
Funetll this taonaayI afternoon at 100 o'clock,
from the late resldenee OF the deceased. Inter
ma Z Al NeNoS6en's renie'erY. st.
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Commissioners sa1es
CSOMMIssIoNER's SALE,

- . A
6ltte Of Wet vifpinia CITY az Whs,Itn. O..
nsseiine "a ET.,ss siSssss ,sn " ct..5
Z. iirties. Helfiefts fsfft6S M
Chafits Henri TBF1es. ifisSts. n, FvA.....
! y M - = =. T'!T-,- ~ S1-ueefL
+ raroiina n Rms ma nlhs,,
cfeS Of tbs Huncpsi conss II wS.t y me . aee
Il de font door Il ihe Coaft So p1se ag y
the highest aud 6est bidder, "-&S41at'
on SATURDAY, JULY q issS
iiSea ~ sac thst /, sss t2IlSEtng q
RENTING I'm the esSt Ei5s N NeS,S !he two lOl
ntitnh4fsd Two hfndFsd iSSS a.. ~ htteet ADD
md ono tioiS On DE piat 81 NJ SAS; az apndNed
~ ~ 1870 "A ~ 5n ~ Moore trp1eS
Sdditim ~ do IN ~ tgssaI SIea z59et lllaa
yass g Ies wing "a Sc tso lo Sss1::
VaH.A
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sArnRpAY. Auausr . lsss.

beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ The following %
scribed parcels OF real ptonfftys
/. "a certain parcel Of land situate on zane!
Island, In the City OF Wheeling, at tho clfnei q
Yirsinia and Penn streets, west Of Penn bIee. ~
south OF Virginia street, and BOUNDED u l0!pH
Beginning at sid corner, thence west WIN 1s
south side Of Virginia ktreet one hunGieI Laa
twenty GAO feet 70 IN Alley thence paal!e w!
Penn street south one hundred and twenty leai
thence eeSt 10 Said Penn street Que hundIed ~
twenty gao feet; thence with the Fct , w
Penn Erett one bundled and twenty W. ~
TO the beginning, with the Improvement @0 "
purtenanceg thereunto belonging. 49,
a. Also the following described pfopslIl Ivy, ~
IA 10 saw: Lots numbered Gu tbs old pLi q
said City OF Wheeling Is lots tl1ty'ure W y
iixty.six l66). fronting on Market 'tEeet ~ ~
befcd ttxty.iive being en- the corner q ~
Tenth streets. on the north u Term ilEsL " )
lot numbered Eixty'dx lying immedAe ~ sO s1.s
lot Numbered Eixty.hve and Nn!Olnlpe t1e essss
Theee two lots Will be sold Is one parcel.
On the second Of the said parcels there ny LnOSs
10 be two prior deeds OF trust, but he 0sta GsS
which We viii kell directA these ptOT detll y w
10 10 fIrst paid OF out Of the pIocted Of ogI
30 Thai ii & believed that exceptrg me detIIs L.
terest Of the granlOrG wIel clear uge NV, NV =
convened BY Us 10 the purchaser. set H.
trustees however, we will not wAta9t tns GsS
TERMS or gALE-Qne'thtTd o. tae P s!tS
money, or so much more thereof = ne gut ~ y
may elect, cash On tho d1y O. tals GHS M ~
SDectiyely In one and two yeAtS from we ~ ~
sale With interest from that Gay. nc oss ,, ,,,4
stGinentS being secured b. deed 2, wy Il N
the property, and insurance on bulloluEs .S,s ~
anonnt Of one hall the unpaid plrGn11e g H3ut'
WI P. HCBBAkV,,
HERNY u. RUsss4a
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Yves. ylrginia 10 tho Front.

GrgtIoa StRhfHd. q
On Saturday evening the Wheeling liz.
TRLMaEScER issued a large memorial edi-
ton witha full account Of the Grant
funeral ceremonies in New York. The
paper was profusely illustrated, and as Q
specimen OF West Virginia newspaper en-
terprise we are proud oft.
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gsnstee galss.
TRglsTR2Es SALE OF PERSoNAI

- ffkUfkkIf.
By yiftpe q . Deed Of Trust made by MsIcr4,
joy aud Edward Nurrin, 10 (he ufdertenM
trustee dated The 18th day ol November, ISSi ESd
recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No, N folio Si5
wilton TUESDAY, JULY ., ISIS, iCll 81 pu6Ils
auction, on the premises, situate No. i2Sj NSffa
street n The GttJ o. wheeling, ". Va, commens
Leg q 10 A. ", 70 the highest ard bal Nd
der, the following described peaonL property, a
50 much Thereof a may be necessary % fsttfy IN
balance remaining unpaid oil CeFllln nOies n,
tered 70 IN SAID Deed Of 9Tist, togethgf with Tia
necessary expeT tes attending baid sale, Viz:
One walnut refrigerator, one counter and Sx,
lures, two sideboard Eeirigen&On one minor Snd
ffame tTxl2 leetl, one EdeboAGd under mirror, mo
hdebo6rd brackets and globes, one wall CIRGf cSSS
one counter show case, one standing cigar EaJGY.
ture, ono cigar counter one partition, four RcTeea
doofs, two wire window screens, two outside docr
signs, one street lamp, three round table,, tirs
wristbands and aItufeE, thlrtySiX chain, o1e
stool, twenty spittOOhs, tMentyiOhe window GM
door shades, eight chAndelie1s and GLOBES, chit
gas brackets and globes, four Brussels CaEpes tVo
flower carpets, thirteen plclprGa and ChIomOS mo
cEteAdG, two mattresses, four pillows tW0 III.
stsfS, lot Of comforts, shettiDgy pillow sins ma
linens, two marble top bureaus, Sx square lbleS.
one large and one small heating store with pIpI,
two hait carpess, tao small tt4Rds one carl ID,
one small hA3sock, two large plecCl LIr0leum on.
efing floors OF two rooms; alSo bar furniture, on.
Eisting Of silver plated, china and glassware; ao
al the ktoek Of wives, NhlSkyE, cigar, bfaHdtk
lilunre, also chAmpAlgnes, mineral WAserl. and al
other properly In The HAloont situate No. 10 Mar
ket street
TENS op sA1z-cash in hand en- day Of ale.
jy2l2s.2527&2S Nv. L. RODGERS, Trustee
Tho above sale Il Adjourned until TUEDAY
AUGUST 4, 1855, ~ the kame hour and PlAcG
!ya0 J.V. 4. RODGERS, Trustee
The above Fale Is Adjourned untIl TUESDAY,
August II, 1856, at same hour and place
aus Z 4 JsV. L. R0DGkKS, Trllte.
The above sale Is I'D .oarned until TBRsBAY,
AUGUST ID, 1855, at GaRIe time snd place.
Hui2 = y. v. l. RODGERS, Truttea
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The Wheeling ISrEl1IGEScER issued an
extra last Saturday giving an account OF
the Grant memorial services in detail. The
1STELIlegxcERi is a good paper and fully
I'M with the times.
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The Extra" Issued by the Wheeling
ISrgL1IdEScER last Saturday was credit
to the enterprise Of its publishers.
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Inninnnnr.
!, eof,,rt,le sa..tts.

The ISrE11loKScER gives another ex-
hibition Of its enterprise Saturday alter
noon. It's Grant extra was eimmense."
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YpvARp lCHrp7,tAy, AuctIoneeF.

7 -1UWAAb ElilNIHAFf 7a1VEaV1'ES'' a, m
The underSignsd the vile o. the gSSu WI II ia
trsteeE convey her lnchoate hght o. a9sSSs
die ipuFchSIer Of either Of the Ab0S GeaSfn niS
parcels Of land, II the purchaser .nAl y EbS
ioga sum equal 70 Eve pefceltum o. lns XXX S ,4s
shalfb 30 paid to the aid trustees ios WI ~
that keing little les than the n0ne TSnIi M
All tabie sY"st = NANCY r. IRHsTR9S@
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
II PROPERTY.
By virtue Of Q DEED Of Trust maieto ~ ~ !oAa
A. Armstrong, dated on the l7th day Of July, M
and duly recorded In the cities Of U Cleik ~ ~
County GotIft OF OHIO County. We Will kell u Pth
lie auction at the 'front.' door Of the Court Hoals@
gAid county, on
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-MT. lake PARK !!
THE FOURTH SEASON

81 this beautiful and healthtul resort has opened
very successfully.
Situated upon the SUNNI n OF TIE ALLIE
GHANY M0UETA1Ns the Park presents unsur
passed climatic conditions. No malaria. Extmp.
tt0a from hay fever
pictuIenrc Surroundings, beautiful location,
great social, RELIGIOUS AND IN rELLECTUAL
ADVANTAGES, ease OF acc 9 and rapid C0mmu-
nicGtlon with the great ciIies. have justified the
hope Of tho proprisIofs that vt Lake Park would
soon take ltt place among the mosi favored Of
summer Resorts.
Delightful excursions by rail and mountain road
add 70 The attractions Of fhe place.
Boarding Accommodate are amplea reason
"a as I; BUILDING LOTS are TO be had at
moderate cost
TheAssemb1y
Begins AUGUST 8 and closcs August 10.
The programme includes Wild sIange OF lectures
aud instruction in special branches.
The B. & o. Railroad Company clers reduced
nate. ter the Assembly. Round thp IRON Wheel
f6e Assembly coniers diplomat aus
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gnhlfe sales.
pUBLIC SALE,

-DUBIIU ShIE,
BY yistua Of q deed q assignment snEde tcas
BY f!Aux Wilhelm 1 will proceed to Iell al p1blo
auction, at No SOS JGcoh street, III he IlshlA
ward Of the Ctr Of wlieeilrg, commencing q 70
O'clock A. ". on the lyGh DAY Of AuEuIt ls5i iun.
less sooner disposed Of at private sIle The OleE.
ing personal property, to'Wtt; The saloon, ~
and RSnruom hxtnles. Including chain, tAhia,
tictuEes, DO, together with pdVtlpSe q two leta
and The tne1 pir.d license. situated In the AibtI
building On gscob street, No, aSl5, B!snh uild
The locSt Is fEst class and The lo0lrs Is In ntH
beF) well Adaptd Tor the LHl0cu business.
Terms OF sa,e-cAsH. =. ..,,,,, ..,,
q Attignee Of FHDE Wilhelm.
tFkf n uaVYRR InnfIHf1hRF AHtt
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Tho above sale Il Adjourned until TUESDAY,
AUGUST 4, 1856, ~ the same hour and plAcG.
iy30 3. IN. RODGERS, TTuiteG
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TsfNs or 8 1x-c Cash in hand en- day Of ale,
jy2l2S.252742S Nv. L, RODGERS, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-17

The above sale & adjourned unttl saturt,, n.
Isl day Of August 1ssS, Ct 10 O'Clock a. \. x NJ
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-17

The above fale Is Adjourned until TuEDAY,
August Il, 1855, at sarte hour and place
aus JsV. L. Eo0GkSS' Trustee
the above ssie 4 sa.oa ,1 unit! TgER4E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-17
Keeps Up with tho Procession.

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