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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-10

WHAT THE NEIGHBORs THINK.

From the Warrensburg Journal Democrat.
The Lexington In~telligencer and Prof
Lanneau, of the Baptist Female College, are
at variance because of a difference of op,nior
in regard to the capacity of the Intelligencer
to print a creditable catalogue of the college.
From our knowledge of the excellent Job
work done by that Office we think Prof. Lam
neau's opinion to be faulty. We praise the
editor of the IntellIgencer for his fair and
dlgnifed editorial in reply to Prof. Lanneau' g
letter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-10
G.. A. STURGES.
G.. A. STURGES.
M =
ALARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND, INCLUDING
DOORS, sAsH,
SHiIS LATHS
BATTONS, MoULOiNCs. {

1also carry a stock OF Oak Lumber. Orders for odd sizes in Oak
filled on short notice.
Lime, Hair, Plaster, Cement, &c, always on hand.
l carry the Dubuque Linseed Oil Cos READY MIXED PAINT, viii
the pest tin the market. The manufacturers guarantee this Paint, "
properly applied, not to peel, crack or cha K off within 3 years from paiutiu
Call and see me when i'll need Of anything in my line.
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MonnaSyills aecommod lon leaves wheeling ss
Hiss q, M, and arrives at MonndSville u 1913 p.
N. daily except sunday l n -,
Mannington accommodate Gt 4;10pl M, -
AnesVila accommodation leaves wheeling
7.s6 O. M and S:40 p m BellAiro ut $40 q, nj
AIS p. n.s daily except Sunday.
l0:25 p. n main through 70 -Cln6tuhRH without
change with b. d o. sleeper through b Cincinnati
Through Coach from wheeling 70 Cincinnati on
No. 2. leaving wheeling ct 9:t6 Q MI ardytbg q
cincinnati a $50 o m.s 4. q Z. A X
and Southwest, North md Northwest making tbis
desirable i0Hte for coonikts and peft0nG moving
% the great West and 70 whur particular attention.
Tickets TO M principal points on selc al Depot
Sleeping car accommodations 6aii 30 focnEet u
Depot Ticket Once ssl5laf ~ -
d los @. BukRE Ticket Agent q. 4 o. Depot.
JOHN T LANE, 1fay. Passenger A eenE
3 = nFyRIE8. densral Agent, Wheelini'i
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A Rave and Beantifui Jewel.

PAtadeIphia Pres.
Astoria, or star sapphires, are very rare
and extremely beautiful. They are Of Q
pale blue, and the faces OF their siS'sided
prisms are shot with threadtike shafts OF
veins, which reflect the light In the form
Of q star OF elk rays. Among the Burdett-
Coutts Jewels are two magnificent star
sapphires. estimated ut $4,000 Not.
wfthstanding the extreme hardness OF the
Bapphires, the ancients, who valued all
success In proportion to It's difficult at
tainment, and who liked TO impress with
their own handiwork the faireats ecimena
OF nature, have left rs souvenirs OF their
skill, some wonderfully beautiful engraved
sapphifes. One represents woman'a
figure enyeloped in drapery. The stone
Is one oftwo tints, and the artist illtully
used the dark tint for the woman and the
light tint for the drapery. This gem Is
among the crown Jewels Of Russia. The
Strozzi cabinet al Rome contains an IN
tagilo representing the profile oiIa young
Hercules by Gueins, and In the cabinet Of
France san intaglio profile Of the km-
'peror Pefthiax,
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gap1or's aret,1ia,,t Go1oe,te
a RIIDDIE!


grates
Il 4TAYI4oRsS PREMIUM COLOGNE e
r
+ LAUGEILTN BROS & CO.
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.ERIGHTEUL Case
OF A COL0RED MAN.

i contracted fearful case Of blood poison In
1883. I was treated by Slnc OF the best physicians
IN Atlanta They used tie old remedies Of Mercury
and Potash. which brought on rheumatism aud
Impaired my digestive organs. Every Joint IN mo
was swollen and full OF IAia. ! was ID 4 horrible
condition. When l had been given mp to de. my
physicians, who had sen the WoEkingS OF tho
medicine Ia other cases, thought II would be a
splendid time 70 test The virtues Of Swift specific
When commenced taking y. g. \: the physician
said could not live two weeks under the ordinary
treatment He commenced TO give me tho medl.
cine strictly according 70 directions, which lton'
tinued for several months TOOK nothing else,
and commenced to improve from the hrst. occa
donRlly would have q backEet from tmprutence.
Soon tue rheumatism feiI me, my appetite became
an right. and the ulcers, which tia doctor said
wura The most frghttul be had ever seen. began 70
heal, and by tho first Of October. 1881 was well
man again lam stronger now than l. ever was
before, and weigh more Ihsvenot failed TO re
rort for duty since that time being engaged In the
OIL warehouse OF Chess CaIley Company have
been, and still am, doing tome OF the hardest work
any man ever did, and am ready 10 answer any
question that may be asked concerning this case.
SwIfts Specific has saved me from an early grave.
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Adylee q afothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by 10 sick child suffering and
CRYING with pain Of cutting teeth2 ilfso,
send Of once and get bottle Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. It's value 10 incalculable. twill re-
lieye the poor little sufferer ediately.
Depend upon Il mothers, there is no mis-:
take about It. II cures dysentery and
diarrh@a, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re:
duces infammations, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Wins
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing 10 pleasant 70 the taste, and is the pre-
scription Of one Of the oldest and best te-
male nurses and physicians In the United
States, and 10 for sale by al druggists
throughout the world. Price % cents Q
bottle. s vwatw
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago broke down with kidney and
liver complaint and rheuuatlsm.
Since then have been unable TO be about at oil.
Ny liver became hard like WOO !; my limbs were
pulled up and filed with wafer.
All the bert physicians agreed that nothing could
cure me. 1resolved to Try Hop RItten; have
used seven bottles; the hardness has al gone from
my liver, the swelling nom my llmhs, and IL has
,ported a miracle in my case; otherwise I would
have been now In my spye. In. aoAEr,
Buffalo. Oct !, 1881.
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ThesD ARC soild Faets.

The best blood purifier and system reg.
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity. truly is Electric Bit,
ters. Inactivity Of the Liver, Biliousness,
Jaundlce, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, Of
any disease Of the urinary organs, or who;
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimuient, will always find Electric Bit,
tiers the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly; every bot
tie guaranteedto give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents
bottle by Logan 4 Co. MwP4w
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a a1lNlAruRE VOLCANO
Formed spontaneously on Top of a casioa
n. nfMoI,an Iron.

Formed spontaneously on Top Of a Carload
otMol,sn Iron.
L1aeaaer Eew Era,
A miniature volcano has been added to
the laboratory Of the Keyttone Normal
School, where it will hereafter be used for
purposes OF instruction. twas formed
spontaneously at the Macungie furnace, in
Lehigh county, on the top OF q car Of melt
ed iron cinder. AS the, extreme crust Of
the Stag cooled, and consequently con-
tracted, the exterior gases, cramped for
want Of loom, burst out at the surface in
jets and spurts, as in q natural volcanic
ption-and proportionally quite ashigh
-gradually forming a frnstum OF an ire.
gular cone, with an opening in the center
from bottom top.
Through this opening the melted matter
was forced up from the mass below, run
ming over at the top OF the cone on all
sides and dripping downward cooled into
beautiful stalactical forms. After the
gates had become exhausted an opening
was made near the base OF the cone, Civ
ing another outlet to the matter remaining
in the crater, which left the opening in
the cone clear and comparatively smooth.
The height Of the cone is 20 inches, out
8 de diameter at bottom is Inches and at
the top 5inches.
It's growth occupied half an hour. Its
weight is ninety pounds. This is a good
illustration OF the manner in which vol
canic peaks are supposed to be naturally
formed, confirming the theory that as the
crust Of the earth contracts by cooling, the
interior gases and melted matter, requir-
ing more room, mountain ranges are
raised, and at the weaker points openings
are forced, from which the imprisoned
matter escapes, and volcanic peaks and
craters are formed just as in the specimen
above described.
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AWonderfnl piseoyery.

Consumptives and all, who suffer from
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs,
can find a certain cure in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Thousands
OF permanent cures verify the truth Of this
statement. No medicine can show such
record OF wonderful cures. Thousands
OF once hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe their lives to this New
Discovery. It will cost you nothing to
give it trial.
Free Trial Bottle at Logan & Co.'s Drug
Store. Large size, $loo. Mwr&w
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aalsdiea1.
DIR. u. IL. SMITH,
No. 1904 Charline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of physician's success d the
mAnds for my professional services prove that fhayt
dealt honombly aud fairly with those who have
consulted me. i never use a patients name with.
tifcates from those whom have cured after they
had been pronounced inouAble. AthpronRh med
cal education with many ycdts hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents, close OBJ
seryance OF tempcramental pecularitlcs and strict
attention 10 hyglenlc management inStlres success
cure possible, and frankly give the patient my
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Narpon. nahilitatad Mon

You are allowed q free trial OF thirty days
Of the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric suspensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure
OF nervous debility, loss OF Vitality and
Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
for many other diseases. Complete restora-
ton to health, vigor and manhood guaran.
teed. No risk Is incurred. illustrated
pamphlet, with full information, terms,
ETC., mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Co., Marshall. Mich. Mwyaw
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puekl.u,s Arnica saiyo.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price % centa per box.
For sale BY Logan & Go. ~.
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Home Proof

. .
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rhenmatisa.-
could not get out Of bed. DR.. Smith cured nc" :
zEPii. PHILLIPS, Wheeling ". We. !,
fercl for years; patent medicine hlled to help me.
Dr. smith completely cured 1 b me- y NJ, ,nnrr,,
OF speidel 4 Co., Wheeling, VIVA.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach. - Treatment
me- s e Ta6SSs Holt Sis1 insutasee Agent eeH
Ne.-Had them for fourteen year. =; :, ": Smith
sctofula, Running Sores on Head. -'.My son was
afflicted for fourteen year,. Nothing seemed 10
80 - . =. Mrs. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street. Wheeling, w. Va.
Cenese-'spa uttered for years with Cancer. Had u
cut out three times II returned after each opera.
ton. Ds. smith cured me Without knife eansLis OF
Piles, rstula Of Apus-Flat on my back for Is
weeks: Reported dying. DR.. Smith cured me
without knife In Eve weeks. . i u,
ulcetations OF Rcctum, Pfola?sus and Piles
.Wes given up to die aud pronounced incnrable.
Dr.. Smith CURED me without knile:n
WASHINGTON DELANY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. Il. O. FLadd writeS:-'Dr. Smiths PROBES
sonal services In my family have been most salts
factory, and / commend him 10 all as gentleman
and skillfu1 PHYSICIAN q
Mn. Margaret Rnlk says: ~ had been suffering
for seven yeats and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. DR.. Smith Eaid ! had o tale worm, and
In eight honB removed monster 100 feet long.
. Female Complain. Three years in hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such cases,
Persons cured Of estatfh, diseases o! heat, liver,
stomach kidneys, skin, blood nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scrofula and
asthma testify 70 my success IT b SO
) Piles cured without the knife.
Patients At distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for selfexAniina.
ton sent on receipt Of two threecent stamps, and
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Philadelphia CaA.
It is a pathetic sight to watch the mean.
behring's OF the childish mind through the
intricacies OF English grammar. Little
Jane had repeatedly been reproved fol
doing violence to the moods and lenses OF
the verb ito be.n She would say II be-
instead OF II am, and for o time 1t seemed
as Il no one could prevent it. Finally,
Aunt Kate made rule not to answer an
incorrect question, but to wait until 1t was
corrected.
One day the two sat together, Aunt
Kate busy with embroidery and little
Jane over her doll. Presently doll so
ciety became tedious, and the child's at
tention was attracted to the embroidery
frame.
"Aunt Kate, said she, "please tell me
what that Is going to be-"
"But Aunt Kate was counting and did
not answer. Fatal word, be! Il was her
old enemy, and to il alone could the child
ascribe the silence that followed.
aunt Kate she persisted, with an
honest attempt to correct her mistake,
.splease fell me what that Is going to am "
Still auntie go silently counting, though
her lip cuflea with amusement.
Jane, sighed, but made another patient
Evil you please tell me what that ia
going to arefp
Aunt Kate counted on, perhaps by this
time actuated by awicked desire 10 know
what would come next. The little girl
gathered her energies for one last and
great effort. =.
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NE rossoru1MsELF.
How an UasSrtuaats French water Lost

How On Unfortunate French Walter Los
HIl Situation.
Gss yerk ztna =
Alphonse, q French waiter, stood on the
Montague street dock, Brooklyn, looking
ploomily. into the water. The hideoua
shudder Of Intended suicide crept up hid
Ineryeless limbs. A casual friend hailed
him with Q slap on the shoulder that
brought the color back to his pallid cheeks
and the firmness Of hope back TO his knees:
"None OF that now" said his friend
wainingIy. whats the trouble with yoa
this timer
COB, Monsieur sobbed the French
man, II am 80 ready to kill myself, l do
Whats i, the row? Is it Marie this
"Ah, no, Monsieur; not Marie-she is
one angel. No-no-not Marie "
"Well, what then?"
"0h, Monsieur, could del / have
again my situation lost?"
Tough enough, sure; but how did II
happen? You were most exemplary in
your habits, as remember"
"Ah, thanks, Monsieur; most exem-
plaire; but zis time l have insult ze Ma.
dame Of re hoaseln
.:lnsulted the lady Of the house2 You
amaze mel"
sslnsult ze Madame-zat what she say,
and turn me 70 street into. OBJ, Monsieur,
l could die, ! $50 despair"
"Well, give US the story, you fool, or I'll
throw you into the river" said his friend
impatiently.
at was Els way: I serve in 20 cafe down
town until 20 sickness take me, and when
am well 70 situation is gone. / am poor.
I go to one big boarding house and work
hard for re small pay. Madame she make
both ends meet, and ze boarders no cor
pulenco obtain. Its bard for ze garcon,
and | think all ze time Of 70 cafe where
my situation Is gone. This morning | for.
get myself, and say to ze pale young man
from ze sixth floor, back; say to him,
myself forgetting: 'Porterhouse steak,
broiled spring chicken, Lyonnaise pota-
toes, hot breakfast mullins aud chocolate.
"ze young man he was amaze. His
face be flush and he gasp out: What! for
the love OF Heaven say that again,
"Then 1 come to myself. l beg profuss
his pardon, and make ze right announce
ment thus; Corn beef bash and fried
liver
.Joy fades from 20 young mans face,
and he say in one tone OF deep gloom:
.Liverr
"Madame she hear, and angry she an.
nounces that I the house and herself
insult. She say she have my heightened
way no more, and she turn me into the
street. Oh, l could die, l 80 despair.
Monsieur knows one place? Alb, one
thousand thanks, Monsieur, | 90 at once"
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nIr,naalnlra I'D provlaLonI.

c,ticaoc. III. August is The wheat market
wa5yery fsetinh today and prices were sub entea
f6 rapid finnfnAtiont The tote wAs sexttenely
weAkin the early detiingt, The market opefliiig
lie lower oNi9g toA Largo decrease IN the Visible
Supply, ard FIJI "a lcenf additional under heavy
ttlefini., the Oet0bes p,ion touching Sc ot 100
lower Than prices current ten days5ag Cash
wheat was dtfed tiess thsn SOC for Che 1tst dtne
since Apfil pf the present year The mnfkei
elosed on the regular board 1c uudet yesterday.
ThefeWas aio ilarp rally IN the afternoon aud
the market finally closed Hc under yesterday.
fi0uf inactive aud Wtak, but no sble change
III prices Ia Whoat the depFpt ton va egain yefy
nEitpd during ihe tslly session oWipG 10
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lem Mcclsndon has bsen IN tho employ OF The
Chess Carley Company for some years and know
the above statements to be truc At the time ~
began taking sWiit's Specific he was In hOr,i hl.
con iition, and az my solicitation his treatment
with s. 8. 8. was undertaken hy o phySician ate
several others had declared his case 70 be hope
lessly Jacurable. He took nothing but =. g.. and
has been as sound rs new dollar Tor seyera
months regard his cure almost Miraculous.
t-'S''''-- w 0, CROSBY, Manager.
Chess Carley Co., Atlanta Division.
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]. GuEsr KING, Deputy Collector Of Gus
toms; Annapolis, Md, writes:-I have
used CDR. Peizold's German Bitters" and
would cheeffully recommend 1t as . val;
liable medicine for Malsrial Diseases and
for promoting appetite, and q splendid
tonic. WAS
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1 n
Sorrected by NuLL 4 ELLiNohAA, wholesale gro
cen, corner Main AND fonrteentn sneeG.
afcsn Cegses-aaney no PEI ~, w; choice %
Jsys, 1sa2oc. !, !, ,o,1., 49,.
grades l2c; IN enlk, u q: yaya, bnlk, &c. ~
ana s9naeceSs a Ger 10 @
%; g: POWDERS, 7so; crushed and cut iosi, 5lc
sTtP e. ic sugar syrup, Sec; prime sugA
VEnp, 1ci glucose, S9c.
Rt'e-casollna, esSc; head rice 70; broken nc
tsci pilmYe 49, uv<o. ma, ii, osssns, ,..nn,,aa,
2sa7se: imperial, SSaSdc; Japan, zsa70c; oolont
zSSeci souehons x1ae1S a.. .,o..,, -, !,
,ae. moIsld nes set 11c 110' psi ss'
Hae0ar-Choioe old0r, 100 per gnl.; standard city
brands, 10al1c per gal; country faai6c per Ha1,
70 qualify, - = = r.,
ROodtH Wdre-No. tubs per dozen, 81 80: No, 2
tubs per dozen. q 30; No tubs per dozen, g 81
fsssss psr nes 81 s.; butter tubs, 81 is capacity
3 50; washboards, plain, 81 SCsl IS; washbuards'
patent, per dozen. y 60aa 30.
s'arised Geods- Pie peaches 3 Lbs, q 10: peaches
3lbs, q 6oa1 %: tomatoes lbs. Bakers $50; sweet
corn 600; Winslow corn q Is: strawberries, lbs,
81 2o; black berries, lbs 81 co. raspbefrics, lbs
u %. e
Gssss-ls quoted IN iobSlns as sa5e for prime
zer a17o, according 70 quality; Limbulget dc.
Factory %; Chicago bat cheese mid &c.
dun, 81 %: '>, 80, ~, ''s
ed ss Ina 4 X ...s :. :, =
bulhel; clover small seed 70 90; large 81 90, as
10 quality. Z a7's. ny l.i Us - p
Salt-No. per Dbl 81 co. extra per Dbl q s.; dairy
hne, 8 bushel sacks q 50 per kack. iii u
hastt Con.-6agc per ID.
Cida-per Dbl IS 00al0 %; crab apple SO ooaI2 co.
GiaAene-S1 80 perlb, -. ~
Nails3The card nate Is s23.
PraaTss-l(ai6c per ID: apple butter 4IHc per
pound; Jelly 60 Dor pound. 7fzi z
coz: hlctory nut 81 ouai Is per bnshei ""a'' 'S'
+ pponrsr D
:, tAoDeeA. u, -
These prices are based on wholesale transactions
Connected by Il. & MssEn, general Som@ NM E
merchant, No. h'fWeitth street. s3.-+s
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TIN unaers.saed, The vile Of the gtentcr in the
sboYs uamed deed VII Ioin "a tne aesa ao y. w. y
;ns 'SnTchSscF Of either Of the above described
NV Of Land II the purchaser shall 70 desire
stn1 equal 70 Ave percentum Of the price which
XII II p4d to the said trustees for suGh parcel
,sSt be1e little les than the money value o. me
seliS S1Ter risht a aSceTtained by the usual LIE
table,, ""NSt : +A4.I'-' 1890
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Emma Abbott walks six miles a day to
reduce her superHuous adipose tissue.

You've, old, and middle.aged, all exper.
fence the wonderful beneficial effects Of
Ayers sarsaparilla. Young children suf-
fering from sore eyes, sore ears, scald.head,
or with any scrofnlous or sypnilitic faint,
may be made healthy and strong by its
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E1IaI;Ss ISlal sIII3yl

JOHN B. SMITH, Nd,
No. 1901 ChApline St. Wheeling. ". Va.
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low 70 Prepare the Table for Meals Sim
plisi.y In AN Things.
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IA
CONDENSED timetable Of passenger itfainS col.
feesea 70 " AZ u, 1885, Central Standard limo.
rAsr AND gorln 10 PtT4snureH AM S;isyrTASs.5
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IA ! y,r rn AUGUST . 1sss,

A'' GUS SATURDAY. AUGUST .. 1ssa
,.L,,InV al 10 O'Clock \. n, the following dc
iSlSb.J pSrcelS Of real property: a., y...,.
"A certain parcel OF ano htuhte ~ aug y,
,.I..J IN he C,ity Of Wheeling, o. tho corner Q!
lA9d ND pent1 streets, west OF Penn street and
ElEIlu " VjSvinia ItreeL and bounded q follows;
toGI In nj nd corner, thence west with The
Ee,,i. XXI, Of Virginia street one hundred and
s OaI, i'm fst 10 an alley; thence parallel WIN
Ms s,, rel south one hundred and twenty ieeti
!SsnSt eSSt 70 SGId Penn street one nundtea an9
t%SIty ll9O feet thence win ne we t, Sae ~; ol
f en- hesInning, With the Improvements and al
NJ,,tenAnces thereunto beiongtng., -.
!, 'IiSS tbS following described properly, mat
go. IOtS numbered on the old plat OF the
Nv ri Wheeling Is lots ElIty.hye 100 and
,Tyty1ix lCSl fronting on Market street, 10Y mum:
hS.sI .xty.iye being on the corner 81 Marker aud
TsSth streets, on the norm o. TENN Sneh NV
~ nH',sSIertSl Txty.hye and adjoining the same
T ~ SSI no los will be sold ~ one parcel.
~ ma IgDnd OF the said parcels there are knoWp
. ~ ,To nrnr deeds Of trust, but the deed under
SjSh va viii nell dIfects these prior deeds Of trust
y, ~ AMI pald % out Of the proceeds OF our sale
" SstII q believed thAt excepting the dover IN
tsre,t ii the grantor's wiiel Clear aLe MI ee
SSSaSNTsTed by Us TO the purchaser. selling a
s:,,,,sSS however, we will not warrant the tue,
TSSVs OF aALH-One-thlrd Of the purchase
,,6SST nr 30 much more thereof rs tho purchaser
naSS XII. caSh on the day Of sale, and the re
@sSSj,dSr In Two equal instruments, payable 70.
1sa.r'Try in one and two years from the day o.
sEIS viii interest from that day, the deferred m
SanenH being secured ~ aee1 NJ s ~ SP KY
smorGut Of one hall The unpaid purchase money.
HERNY u. RUSSELL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-19

Ghatae-ls quoted In iobblng at 6a7e for prime
western, and NO for tull cream western; SWEET.
Factory 10; Chicago hat cheese mid Sc. < =
Fea-No. 3medium mackerel 81 %; So.2 me.