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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-20
There isn't a bit Of use for a man

There isn't a bit Of use for a man
to scheme tor years To get the po'
sition Of bank cashier and tneh run w
Sunday.schOol for several years
more until he gets a chance to make
a grab and dig for Canada. A rev
weeks ago q stranger opened mp IN
Chica go with a stock OF 200 OaI ,..
of whisky, raised $500 on a cnat,
rel mortgage, beat the landlord out
of 5000 rent, and took a palace car .,
ont of the State. An inspection
of stock showed one barrel OF Wits ..
XIV and 199 OF water, and mighty
had water at that.
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col MCCLURE HOME AGAIN.
Coed Words for the New Orleans
Exposition and Vengei"i "
for DamDhtB.
philadelphia News.

Philadelphia News.
Col. A. X. Mcclure, the gehlal
editor of the Times, returned lto"'
his Southern tour yesterday
a had delightful trip" salu ne.
aTbe people were hospitaOle, tie
change was beneficial aud the great
manufacturing interests OF Tue
Sonth were - marvel that DeVet
fired Of studying. Then the gfeaTI
Exnosition at New Orleans was wen
worth a visit. 1t boasts OF the
largest building ever erected ior y"
international show, the mai Ou'lu'
;ng which covers thirty-slx acres.
Vene Of the Centennial buildings
wns So large. When | got to New
Orleans it had been raining lot Sen,
eraI days, and it rained after NJ sGs
there for ten days steadily. luis
was a drawback to the success OF
the Exposition at the time, iOr no
carriage could approach the sno" ~,
On account of the mud. 80 iar lne
Exnosition has not paid expenses
hnt think that it will run success
fnllv now until the day set LOT clo
sing comes. 1t is the finest sno"
ever saw, excepting our own grea'
Centennial Exhibition:
"Dauphin, the chief ot tAe Ao"
isiana Lottery, arr ested me-
didn't MUD it. Scores OF rlch an'
influential men stood by me III Ne'
+, Orleans. The case is now llU'
, suit against the Times, just ME IN
+ one Dauphin brought against .doO Us 81
+ This city. He only wants SlOOo,V!:
y damages. Still we will contest
. and | guess we shall carry tue ca' y,
. ocod deal farther than Daupn
i wants it to go. 1t is III TIE Ohlt'
n states Court. Probably we "
, carry it to the Supreme Court
20 the United States, ana anl coli
ie dent that the verdict Will DE III .
10 10 favor. No, | don't worry at
'd about the matter"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-20

Dining lifetime Of fifty years
man on the average spends O'VOO
davs in sleeping and the same
amount in working; 2,OOO days IN IN
eating. 500 in walking, Is Ill 5OV
days, aud the remainder OF Tue
half century-Dearly nine years.
Is fritted away in recreation aud
amusement.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-20
The POssum Foot "a Bond OF
Union.

Nashville World. .,.au,
in'the hollow of every Southern
man who, in barefoot OoN hooh'
chased through tangled Sou'hein
swamps the proud old possum 10
his lair. is the miniature lmpres
sion of a pOssum foot. P"lm'sI
stndv the inside of y hand to read
character, but the style down ID
Dixie for a hundred years has 0een
to detect the lover Of the festive
nossum by the bottom OF his tooV'
we have known cases III Whic'
,,icroscone had to be used to de'
tect the royal ingigniom OF iIls m
ro, al race I've mean the race altel
the nossum,N but practlceo eye
ia seldom at fault. Northern men
saw they eau tell a Southern mao
by his walk; but in addition 10 thle
A trained SOutherner can ue'ec'
one of his own kind without look
inp At the bottom of his ho0t. lie
always knows when the track Is
.there Eli,' by the way he amOles
off Bless our berlasted, lion glz
zard. possom-footed souls OF us
We ali have nothin agin the new
South when garuished with pos
sum fat and sweet potatoes; IL i
not TO be succeed at-and never tl
shall be if we can help H.! Tan
about your politics. but the sales
bond of union-the most perIec
plelge of peace between the Dlacl
man and the white man is the pos
sum A colOred individual VIII
does not turn mp his nose ana pu
ON airs at being called a 'nigger,
l. and can shake hands with bis llal
face neighbor over the '0'oou
cLasm' OF freshly enptled po
: sum platter, will not do to irus
Such a colored individual is
sdarkey dude'-uo 'RepuOlican se
:, tleman Of brown complexlon' ne
, always a plain straiShtt0rw"l
eDemocratlc nigger,' a GOOD trle'
of tbe white folks as the white lol
are good friends of his-anu 'o
> NAV they together wave!
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CONCERNING DOGS.
Few Remarks Thereon by One
OF Pucl's Observing
Naturalists!

No homo is complete without
dnu MANY q man has Il dog lnat
has no home, but very Few lhen
have a home and no dog, A home
without a dog is just about as sad
as a dog without a home. w nen
you 90 home at night you IKE 70
be Welcomed by your dog, wno
scampers to you across the oilclo1n ~
and barks with delight, and Jumps,
On YOU with unbouuded Glee, anu
leayes his foot. marks on every
Sousre inch of you, from your
boots to your hat. .ro oNoc.
You always appreciate the anec.
tion of your dog, because you hno" "
II snrings from the heart ano Is
gennine. You know that the oogS
means everything he barks, anu anu
that every jump is lmpreen%t%e%t W. :
with sincere love. You KNOW w. Io
he is not getting on the goou Snue :
of Won for a seal-skin sacque, ol q
dozen pairs of imported g'oNef
that button away up tue aru' aiu %
hack to the cOllar-DOne' AS nS H
snrings upon You and tries TO licf M
| yonr face, you know 1t is hot DC DC
conse ne thinks the parlOr requlre'
new lambrequius, or because IL
wouId like box at the opera.
d The dog is great comfort III ~ ~
g bouse He keeps burglars ah'
$ tramps away, and keeps away hln
4 self when he thinks lie is gong
n he whipped. He is handy TO nav
81 round the table to eat up the ID
E that Won can not eat yourself
y seems strange that a dog mas 10 I
81 aimed to b. kept from ruhhil
awav from home, when 1t Is III u
nosslble TO drive him away WI
rofanity and bricks. U niaSi'
him, and beat him aud KICK NJ :,
and throw coal at him, and "tl
} hIm off the premises, and That
the RESULT Why, the result :
Is. thnt inside of an hour you VIII Il
him sound asleep on the hearth
the kitchen. TO, 10,
m There never was greater 10
- of home than the dog. lie Is |
= tectly happy at home, ana he
= ways makes himself at nome
will sleep on anything that Is $
m il doesn't make any dlnerehc'
him whether it is ii door'maI
- crazy Quilt or a velvet dress
cree can find his hair on every SOU
inch of dry goods in the nouse,
gent cent the curtains, ana ne We
sars, sIeep on them it be could:
likes every piece OF furniture ~
BIN house that has cushion on !,
- matter whether it is Eastlak
II East New York. The DOG III
n, gets sick of home; but take
ar away from home and heil
s]' bome.sick.-R. X. MHRk'ttftcE
M. Puck.
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Another anti-fat diet has been
discovered in New Jersey. A % Wo.
nan in that State who was very
sat' lost her appetite last August,
and could rat nothing, however
temnting. For a long time she
lived on water alone. Finally ice
cream and mint candy were pre-.
scrlbed, and upon this sustenance
si,a has been living for some
months. When she commenced
using this odd food she weighed zO'
nounds. After six months adner
ence TO this diet she weighs oni!
146 hounds, having lost sixty'thre'
nounds IN the interim.
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In nInndnn circns q wonderfnl

ina London circus a wondertul
horse. named Blondin, welks along
a ligbt.rope nine inches in breadth
at a height of twenty feet from the
oround. The horse, which mounts
and deeends a fight of stairs at
each end of the rope, is led by its
trainer, Siguor Corradini, at hrsi
With the use of its eyes, afterward
bliudfold. Uucerneath the rope q
net is spread, so that in case OF III,
animal missing its footing it would
not be Injured.
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The weight Of the uOrld-sizteen
ounces TO the pound
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At Jackson, NIss-, ;

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, NIss,
January ?, lsa5.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention TO make final proof IN support
of his claim. and that said proof VIII pc
made before Dan. Mcleod, circuit clerk AZ
LeakesvIlle, Miss. on Feb'y IA, lre5, VIZ, VIZ
Washington II. Mills. homestead No. slls;
for the hf sw qr and NV qI, sw qr sne
sw or, Sc Or, sec. 10, t9Whship :. y. - n :
west, and names the foiloNing Nlthesses
to ,,ro1-e his continuous residence upon
snd cnitivatjon Of said land, viz: Jesse
R,,r5 Flias Ronsaville, L. n R. Folllesi
asd calvert Breland, all Of Leakesviue,
O'''Ae R. c. KEBR. Register.
Jan. 2. 1855. 49,
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Msair1
Neuralgia ofithe Face.

Capt John Orr, Pearlington, Miss, has
been a most intense sufferer from facial
neuralgia Tor over twenty years. Hehas
had seventeen operations performed ON
the nerycs-that *, lad them divided, cut
of close 10 the bone from which they
emerge But this neycrdi1himanygood;
the most excructating pain continued
without the least interruption. He often
wished for death 10 relieve lin OF the In.
toierable pain. The best physicians failed
10 relieve him. They finally advised him
10 consult Din. Hartman s. Miller, at the
ST. Chalics Hotel, New Orleans, which
he did. They prescribed PRRUNA, and
IN less than month was entirely relieved
OF the pain. Before consulting these doc
tors tlle least touch TO anypart ofilis face
or nose would cause themost fearful pain,
while now lie can blow lis nose and wipe
his face without the least fear Of pain.
The captain is grateful beyond measure
forthisunexpectcd and unhopcd forrcsult.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kenmore Laurel street,
New Orleans, has been one Of the great.
est sufferers from Neuralgia Of the face
during the past year that we have ever
heard Of. From morning to night, and
from might, TO morning, there was one
constant, racking, tearing, burning pain,
cxtcndingclear around her head and deep
down through every muscle, tooth and
bone in her face. No rest aud no sleep.
All physicians failed 10 relieve her, as
well as all remedies. She was constantly
in the most agonizing despair. She called
nn r. IIortronF tvl1n said tha rntt 10 u,as
chronic catarri. lie prescribed PERuSA
for her and now every pam has LEFT her.
She feels like another person and can eat
heartily and sleep soundly.
Mrs. C. ]. Miles, Gallipolis, o., writes:
"DR. S. D. HARTMAN & Co., Columbus,
o. Ny alliictionllas been rheumatism, To-
Gated in the right arm and shoulder, OF
more than two years Standing, and after
trying ercatmanyremedies without any
relief, I commenced the use OF PERuNA,
which, afler using three bottles, found a
decided change forthe better. ] con,in.
ued 10 use It and now feel entirely we'll"
liuldali Ward, Wellston, o., writes: al
have been afflicted for years with that
dreaded disease, catarrh. Tried great
many different kinds Of medicine, but 10
no effect. commenced taking your Pc
RUSA about nine months ago; have tax.
en- about ten bottles. It Is doing inc much
good. Byit continued use l hope 10 be
entirely cured"
DR.. A. n. Loveioy, Dadeyille, Ma,
writes: al have fine run on your Pc.
RUSA and MAxALIS. Please send me a
lot of books, "1'hr Ills fife"
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Asstnncc's Sale.


A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL RIAL BSTATE sks
made 70 the undersigned by Frederick k6erwlen
Lpl vile dated January the 9th, A. d., 1855, aud
duly Fsconied Ia the Clerks Office Of the County
CJift o. Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed
Book 10, u. illlO g, lIhall, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Is. 1855. u
Ilihe front door Of The Court House OF said Ohio
Lel Il public ale The following described real e.
tAte ,Iial,e "a the lily Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
MtSt VIrytnlI, thai u 10 Aay:
Tue sOGln hall Of lot No. 3 In Square No. y, as
dsilnAiCl on the map Of the Suh'dI jSloaS OF The
Ioeph Caldwell esIaie and RddiLioaS H. retrpm 10
thtslga wheeling In Ohio county, aud STATE
RlVNesEld. SAID lot lrOnu on the west Acc Of Jacob
btEtst between TWentY.eishh aud Twenty ninth
Etnety In The Sixth ward Of said city, on which
hsfc EOcd cugStOty inIne house and other
Improvements. l9ing the B4me pEoperIy heretofore
rolTeIed bY lheodGn FTedrickS and vito BY deed
dlal SUTenber 1, ISip, aud recorded 10 the Clerks
oap Aionsald In Deel Look No %, folio $40. =
AlSo, 10. No, II III square number tWalye, H
ddlGntci on he map Of the Snh.diVISlouB Of the
IOeph caldwell tllAiO and additions therctrom 10
t5tClId Wheeling. Said lot fronts on the cast
Essai CaIPlIue stleSt between twenty eighth ahs
ssq' tEtiher with all tie Improvements build.
- and appurteuantfs tlaFet0 belonging, being
iSame pt1paEty conveyed 70 sid EbcETien By
All Nllh by deed dated December u, 1875, and
t~sded ln ne CleEkG odice Aforesaid In Deed
h1& No. 81, folio 81.
LyO, he south two thirds part Of lot No. l2t, on
n.aH lile 0l Market street, between TNenty.
Il4d lAi IWenty'touIth streets In Centre Wheel
y icing In Chapllne aud Eot's addition 70 the
Sgd Wheeling, fronting forty -four feet on Mar.
AIfeei aud extending back one hundred and
Nelg-lEO ieet 10 IN alley Ia the rear, 0cing the
- Poferty conveyed 70 kald EhenEien and
h7I Nleilkemiller BY James Wlls0n and vito,
Edey AID A0elkemtller aud wife 10 Eaid EbeI'
t4a y deeds duly recorded In said Clerks oRlce
md BNlk NO. Is folio 90, and Book %, i0ll0
aAlutUctiely, On the Last de6c ibsd place Of
eis'u there q large twu-stoEy brick house aud
sse " lame house In good repair aud ant'
InaIo' siLE-one third Of the purchasemone
- Y baud, o. q mneh more Rs tho purchase
" ssett V pay; The fellduO In two equal install:
l5au payable ak aud twelve months from dlte OF
- We purchaser 10 Nxt cute hls note for the de-
~ ib1lnrnS, With interest FROM day Of sale,
wy y e Fcta!ncd unul the, pnteS 20 nopey
lAd 10 iulL r. b. DOVESSR;
AaLS Assignee Of FrCdrlck Eborwisl.
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.PHuApElFnI, pa, IApFll -Fllpf hTm bnt
onlOt.s ohli 81 2SAd -; 81 Louis and Southern
Iiiinos g 5 %; Winter spot - co.'s %, Minnesota
%S sst s.oSE s AZ Sssss 2 @ NJ "
bnsl lug and closed leyeriSh No! red April gTi1e
Sifsni Nay qsAes5s June eqaQgtSn; July 81 olISa
i6iR. Corn hiebef; No. : mixed biaijc; stcameT
No . lOg mixed i5c: ttrAmer NJ. mike4 ta4sGcI
M. mixed bilSIc; No, mIHeh April 6l6bl 3l3nj
Nav nt5kaSo; June 6S166c; July 1g(4t2n CAT,
10. 2 Willie f1ai2iSnt No, while lS1{c; futures
duh, No 2 white April fg3Iail ~; NEy ~ ai2oj
potE, iss mes, Sis o0llS 30. Lard qnltt; n
ibed T.5SaSoons itnam L Sol 80; dn butcher
ioosc 7bc, Bnttef EeadF Tor high grsdes; cream
- eItnF 40; Bradiprd county and New York
i7a5ls Et5s weak extra ~ {nt15fc these quIol
and steady lllip Hats, ehnlce lQl d. till
70 pTimp 7Go}sc. =
PuItIpEFHt4, Pa Apsil q, -POsrUloum stead,
Of ne,
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Home Proof.

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
coTid mt ret mi Of bcd. III. SMITH cured ME I"
SSN's ~ ZEPH. PHILIIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
Catarrh p6lyniis OF Noe, InipaIreIl Yolce.-Su
fofFi ior wears. patent mediclno alled 10 helm m,
nr smith eompietrly cured Ile,n : :
49, 1890 - CIGRLEs CHADDUcK,
on Spaidel & Co, Wheeling, W. Va.
DvsnensIa and IjiceTated eh,-ipffealmer
for VIM faieti 10 1--WE me rciIel Dr. Smith our9
no S'''' >TfI6I4S HOLT Insurance Hr,nt.
Fu-IIsd them Tor fourteen yoas. Dr.. Siniu
eI HSsoins Running sors an Head INV son INV VA
aGIictel for fourteen years, Nothing seemed !
te'P t'AN. va ' MIS-. CATHERINE CARS,
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sealed proposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
BoAHpSS q %. 9ai9 y ee ~

! Nh@.+'tisf Y. v 49, s'fttt - 49,, 1! =
Ing County Roads during The current year will Be
received at this office uutil "Wednesday, 9Th Inst,
IliatSAsN: = =, = "
Battle Run, 4o9 cubic yards grading. 70 cubic
Boess' NH. 3. 4 h. TrSdeiphia District Soe Cubic
yards mAeahatniElnS. -
BoEa' lIlll. 5. & 3 RIchlshd District, 600 cubic
sl Bos EeR a iSi sa hey saa sdas cubic
si Chapel Ian, % cubic yards macadsmiling.
iGas sa % ssfi yssg a' sSd sa0'
cubic y1fls mssOars, 90 cubic yssds Sssads.
O.. & & p, second division, 400 cubic yards grad.
Ing, o cubic yards mASonFy, COO cubic yards mac.
Adamlzlug
0illespleS Run, 200 cubic yards Kfadlng, 9cubic
yards masonry.
Glenns Run and Cherry Hill, 200 cubic yards
sssGsmirnS. Ns tt''NsS''' 1SSSSS'S ss's'
Kellcy.s, lilrn and DENT Gem $50 cubic yards
| Meeting House Ilill, 350cnhlc yards macadamlx.
| Ing.
i Middle Wheeling Creek, lower end, $50 cubic
yards matchmaking. T =
Mon. and llg Wheeling, 10 cubic yards mAcad.
anilxlng.
McGnw's Run, go cubic yards matchmaking.
Peters Run TriAdelphiR District, 100 Cubic yards
matchmaking.
grading 10 cubic yards macs damiIIng.
POgues' ltun. 100 cubic yards macadAmiEing.
Penlnsul4 Road; 600 cubic yards macadamidng
macadamiaas. :
10 cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic yards macads.
MIXING. Z y II
Res and castleman's Run, 900 cubic yards
grsding, g cubic yards masonry.
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mn. N0TTS FRENCH POWDERS.

WIN chr. diseases Of The Kidneys, dHsyelt Gleet
striottircS. md al Urinary and uTethial lHtseecs
Nervous and IDEAL llgbI Ser4IrAl WeSEiIeS
Los q Nlsh6 Premature ipScltae IN Man. 10y Wy
n, Sss ~ Eyphilla In all In forms, s1rn throat
Ana Soss uifesS, 0fupllo1S scroiulRl tetteE, salt
fhsfiiu aud NJ hlnod and Bkht discaSca. Female
iycSEpeS stecdIiF cured. GouoTFheA lufed In )
idfyS. PtIce q 06 sold N Wheeling, w Va, ~
(. r, BocGIEa, LOGAN q CO., DruSEis'A Sent "
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TRUSTEES SALE,

ny yist1e Of a Dted Of Trust made by JarutS
,, paAnd susan A, Dyson, his Wilo, s. me a
s,Sls lor Elizabeth steger datcl Nay 0, 1881, re-
~, y Y o Sne once Of The CleiE Of the County
~ Book No II, psEr Us Tii ISii A. tbe ironi
-''.@ voc ccut House Of said county, on
NJ S,AALuROAi, TIE Sh DAY or MAY, 1855,
s.,, tneinE a 10 O'Clock A. me following de.
q II Ip.LGpefty, that q To eay.yA ceFtaIn portion
I ~ uuNOer one hundred and eighty Two In o,
stnel 1ddlilon to The CITY oi Vii tiIufs On
Y Wy nsanl, aid portion being al me Gomez
4 w, ano Vho stleell aud measuring forty feet
= hS,S suvst aud The hfeadth Of said lot Id
jFS SS,., iLTet, sixty feet more ofless.
~ ~, ~. oIsAtG-One hall and q much more a
n " 4, Nist may elsel 10 pay 10 cash on he d9y
~ ie balance In two eqahl instalm6r IL n
Fvss, N. NJ meltnS, nOte1 bearing interest 70 b
Ss'I " tne ueleired payments and secured b.
lNS. Ulsl and policy Of Insurance on th(
n TI';u. W.j,W, cowDEN, Trustee.
" - ''AlA' Aueaonssr, april
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pilf,lLpResi il pnesllI

Sure cure Tor Blind, bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer Ave minutes after using VII
li9m's Indian Pile Ointment. II absorhs
timors, sllays itching, acts as Q popltce,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private part, nothing
else, Sold by druggisiy and wsilea 90 70
ceipt Of pacs, II. Frazier Madeline Co.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan & Co., Wheeling, W. Va,
and j. o. Dent & 90. bridgeport Ohio.
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pue,,ien,s Arpie, SAVE.

The best saive in the Werld Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bhenm Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlains,
oorns and allskfn Eruptons, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 70 cents per box.
For sale by Logan q Co.
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COMMISSIONERS SAVE .OF NTHk

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
jaTJIr sTORE' CORNER.
:, viI,is al a iecree Iu tho suit In chAncery Of
VA, 1. JeIy's Executor, sc, vs.. Hannah !; BOOM
,5Ioihen, made BY the Municipal Court Of Wheel
h. M thr llth DAY Of January, 1850, ShAll, "
nd commissioner appointed thcleby, proceed
\, IN Al uublic auction Rt the front door Of the
iSnt ll6uSe Of Ohio county, gu SATURDAY,
APRIL ii. ISIS, commencing al 10 o CLOCK a. y,
IN yrvpEKD OSE III IN SQUARE NUMBERED TWO "
Z, tbs s1lyTH EAST CukSRR OF TWELFTH AID = ATER'
STun Ia tie City Of Wheeling, with all me
blIIItns1 aud Improvements thereon. INC SAT-
I'M b. made Of kAld lot Is whole or IN sueh par
~ y lie commissioner may determine On tniS
N commonly known Is the Boat Store ConlerIr
M iEO lane three GtO.y brick buildingE divided
ipiu dye separate tCnement; and now occupied
TEngilyely BY Frank Booth, N. MaFSh 4 sou.
pehI ( Kober, Il. ., Meyer, and Joseph Green ~
TEIS5 oVsuk-oneihIrd, and as much more q
d. purchaser may elect, CAkH; and the resldue u
in tqusl payments, payable respectively In ONE
aud no Jtan, with Interest, from day Ol salN;
Iod the puFchRACr executing NOTES therefor VITA
satisfactory pSnUuAl security, aud tho title 70 "
retained until the whole OF the purchase money Is
paid, sud convey Gnce directed W the Court
specIAl Commissioner,
lduertliy that bond aud security have Geen
Rtren Is aid special commissioner as Is required
by Law, aud BY s4id derrco q sale, ,,,
CLERK Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
&c. llERvEY, Auctluneer. mrlow4s'
The above ale Is pOatpOued to April. %, ISIS, at
p0'clOck AN. a. ]. CLAIkE,
ipflS Special Commtlslones:
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SATURDAY, NAY DO. LEE.

stt.- SNANlbuAlt MAJ 10, lbAb,
Sta coek 4. y. Of that day, tho following prop.
SN.9Sli' All OF that portion Of Lot No (2Iyl two
. -snl!ei and nlaetEen on Eoff and rWenty second
nv 10 ne Ciy Of Wheeling, Ohio founty. West
,,hlina, which lies Wtat OF line run precisely
S ~ hs centre ci aid lot irnin the south 10
$50 ~ Ilne Through, aud which pieca OF ground
n NY conveyed tFOHb halt the length Of said lot
~ second street aud the width Of aid lot
~ alev west Of ROh street. IN kald City u
M, " And being tho west halt Of said lot No
X we hundred and nineteen, aud tho same
kuISlIy conveyed 10 D. u. EoiI, Trustee, by @, II,
"a ~ illu vile By deed dated RebruhfY 4 ls6l
~ .! rcori IN Deed look No, 70, paFe sis, III khe
III. m, o. Ohlo county, SIate Of West Virginia,
Sa.ng q trustee Ahlll convey only Gueh tltle q
AZ s !, 0P sALE-one third Of the purs heSc money
~ " hand; nnelhlTd thereof With Interest ID
4 ,'-SySaIl aud tho residue thereof with interest
~ s sn, nouthh tho nuFchkZeg swing his IDte1
ri ~ f,S i1t thQ deferred Ayuents The
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grustee Salss. =
TRUSTEES SALE, ~ 4 4

y virtue Of Deed Of Trust made and executed
y ~ We iolr,h day o. April, A. D, 1883 by b. II.
q Z, Trustee for Emily /. Black Z. l. Black, Geo,
naSk Harry q. Black, Ida ]. Hack, May G,
- md y. ), Gibbs, u the undersigned a tEnl.
n ~ " Ehleh SaId deed Of trust Is Of record In
S, w. Hsi1h orlee Of Ohio county, State Of West
,tguElla, In Died Of Trust Book Eo.20, folio 10,
~ PiGsSl 70 tell al the front door Of the Court
"'ns Oh Ohio county, State Of Wet YifRinlG, on
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