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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-15

Louisian /, foa-ta o: tie so1.ssra ssasss
! tie aIz1e,: - tavss.Dsse e scftesra
"a. crriae the lssf rear
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-15
CuATTERiNd sERVANlS

Issii I had a,~ays taouyat Tat China
men wsr. very e;o-enoG,oei sooa, VIA.
wsat on in hoo - vera they ~ork.t lri
BE- SAD saas va M. 20. tait While tics
did mos sp-ak - EIrops,a, aba: Wat
wat oe, tAsy hal iess - ~ aroas
onmivA sADis ~ - e01yn 81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
AM enincnl diyino says the ndvaney

An eminent divine says the advance.
ment u the world and the spread Of
civilization and Christianity depends
on the interchange OF thought among
people and their Willingness to learn,
and TINT the man or woman who OPP
poses The introduction Of new improve.
mcnts the trial of new ways and the
use OF new things, should bc oondcem'
ed IA not being good and useful mem
bers Of society; and now, u not get In
your old ways. try bottle Of YERnj
BuESA BIrTEus. These valuable Bit
ters cure Billiousncss, Constipation
Torpid Liver, Kidney Complaints. In
digestion and Dyspepsia, For sale b.
all Druggists.
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
A. W. HESSON,

Advertisers In the DAILY IHDEPEsp-
ESr also hive the advantage Of the col
nmns OF the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in.
termission nj this Office since early in
the year 1869, and has gancral circu.
lation in every district. camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
OF Elko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established IN the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation. and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
81 any competitor.
The Weekly is a 2ix3G.inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs ,irt,sn
columns Of reading matter, embracing
all the tclcgraphic news of general in.
terest, all the news Of tho State, and ia
specially devoted to the local news of
the county and comfy seat. by sub.
scribing for the WEEKLY ELKo ISpg
PENDENT sou not only obtain all the 10.
cal news, bnt also receive knowledge
Of all important events transpiring In
any and every quarter of the habitaflt
world.
Send along your subscriptions
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The Expert Specialist

TAR. ALLEN, IA WELL KNowS, AZ A
u regular graduated Physician and Surgeon
educated ut Bvwdoin College aud the . niyer.
atty Of Michigan. lie has devoted . lifetime
10, And IL acknoys edged TO be. the most expert
Surgeon In his speciality ON the iacinc Coast.
-oCJT h6EH.
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DIR, ALLEN.

No 9SY Kearuev Street. San franoi co.
p.s Ihays vegetable compound, tho result
OF many cars n special practice and hard
siudy, which under my special anVlce hiss never
faiisd OF succras In the cure ~ Lost Manhood
ptoatatot hes etc.
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DISEASES OF MAN.

All Applying 10 me will receive my honcst
opinion OF their c5mpiaints- No experiment
ing. wi guarantee a positive care In every
case undert iko. or 70 felt $1,000. Cobau ts-
tion in oifiee or by letter FREE an strictly
Private. Chargsa modetate. Thorough eiatn.
Ination, Iuciudtug chemical ami mieroecopioal
analysis Of urine aud advice. -. once hour,
Q 10 daiiV, sto 4 evenings. SUNDAYS, 0 to l2
ont, HaI nr addf0as
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HOSPITAL EIPERlENg e.

Having been surgeon In chsrgo OF two leading
ho pitAls enables me to ucst al private troub-
lea with excellent results. wish II distinctly
understood th.t 4 4, not claim TO perform I'm.
possibilities, OF ~ have mE sculous or super
natural owe. Claim only TO be . ttiliful
aud successful Physician and urgeon, thor.
ouvhiy Informed IN my specially
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-oNrNGITTEE5.

Horrbles-E. Reinhart, II Rosenstock.
BAll-w. T. Smith, L. Henderson, A.
w. Hesson.
Races--J. r. Bradley, t. Hunter. John
Payne.
Bunting and snlutes = II. McAdams.
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Aud MIDDLH-AoED MEN. who are suffering
tho effects OF ycnthful indiscretiots or exc saes
In maturcr yeafs. NERVOUS DEniLiIr' lhro.
IgscT, Is,sT MASnoop. confnsi ION of ID as, duh
sJes. version to society. dependency, PIN.
y q. on the face, loss Of energy and memory.
frequency Of nfinsung. etc. Remrmbe that
by . G lmhinat on OF vegetable remedies Of great
curative power. the Doctor has so arranged hia
tree, meat that It wi net only snord immedi'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-25
CHINA WEDDING.
A Plcasant Social Celebration at Bridge
pert.

A Pleasant Social Celebration at Bridge
pert.
Monday, September 81, was the TWEEN
tieth anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson Brown, of Bridgeport.
1t was also the eighteenth anniversary Of
the birth OF their charming and accom-
plished daughter, Miss Annie. Mrs. An
drew J. Bags, sister Of Mrs. Brown,
aided and encouraged by other relatives
and friends, had decided to give the happy
couple surprise China Wedding" and
had arrangements made accordingly. Mr..
aud Mrs. Brown aud daughter were in
yited to take tea on Monday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Msyberry, Mrs.
Browns parents, at the residence Of Mrs.
Joseph Baggs. Eight o'clock =. NJ. saw
their residence in the possession OF about
sixty Of their relatives and friends who
proceeded to run things to suit them
selves. WatChmen were placed to give
warning OF the absent ones return home.
About $3.50 tho warning was given, the
lights turned down aud silence enforced.
Mr.. Brown, on reaching the door OF his
home, unlocked and was about to open 1t
when it flew open and he found himself
facing crowd OF friends and relatives
who pressed forward 10 congratulate him
self and his good vito and daughter; they
were then escorted through rooms filed
with friends 10 the parlor, where they
found two large tables laden with gifts OF
handsome decorated china and beautiful
glassware. One table was occupied by an
elegant decorated china set, dinner and
tea, OF 1876 pieces, a joint present from
Mrs. Browns parents, her brothers and
their wives, her sister and husband and
their SONS Sherman and Frank, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Morrell. On the other
table were displayed gifts OF elegant deco.
rated china aud beautiful glassware from
many relatives and friends; on stand
were displayed some handsome gifts for
Miss Annie. Mr.. Andrew j. Baggs, in a
neat speech, presented their gifts to Mr..
and Mrs. Brown. Hon. Ross Alexander,
on behalf Of the happy couple, responded
In his usual pleasing style. Rev. Hayes,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church, in an
eloquent speech presented Miss Annie
with her gifts, among which were hand
some gold watch and chain, the watch
was a present from Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
to their daughter, who for IS years
has brought sunshine and glAdness to
their home. The elegant chain was pres.
emit from Mr.. Thomas MaybeEry, Annie's
grandfather. The guests were then served
with an abundant supply OF delicious cake
and ice cream, and choice fruits, which
had been provided by the managers.
Among the guests were noticed Mr.. r. ].
Bags, one Of Bidgeport's most prominent
old residents; MIR. and Mrs. Thomas May
berry, Of Newark; Mra Edwin MorTell and
daughter Mary, Of Columbus. The guests
chased time away with music and pleas
ant conversation until the near approach
Of the "wee sma'" hours warned them
home. MIR. and MrsF Brown were made
very happy by the good Wishes Of their
many friends, and said to the reporter that
they were at loss how to show their ap-
probation Of the same, It was an evening J
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HaniiHgioa tW. td) Adr6ttsa.
The plans are rapidly maturing to build
A steel rolling mill and nail mill in this
city. Mr.. John Hastings, who represents
n crew Of experienced mill men, has been
TO New York and had q consultation with
Mr.. G. P. Huntington, and laid his plans
before him. He Gays he was surprised to
find that Mr.. Huntington was fully posted
as to the most modern methods oil steel
making and therefore an apt bearer, SO
that short talk put him in possession Of
all the facts necessary TO an understand
| ing OF the scheme. Mr., Huntington gave
him 10 understand that he would place
the necessary bonds 10 put the business
on n solid financial basis, leaving the de-
tails to be arranged by Colonel Emmons,
| OF this city. With these very satisfactory
ASSURANCES Mr., Hastings returned to this
city this week and consulted Colonel
Emmons, whom he found quite well dis
posed to put the project upon foot at once.
With this view Colonel Emmons has
opened correspondence with Mr. Hunt:
ington, which there is good prospect will
result in the early building Of the mill.
1t is known that rolling and nalt mil
can not be built Tor $l25,00O which will
do the work OF a 500, COO plant built on
the old plans Of years ago, This is owing
TO the very great improvements in the
methods OF making steel and iron. The
plan now is To put about the former sum
into the works here. 1t is probable that
a ioiut stock company will BE- formed here
as basis OF organization aud IN that case
We hope our moneyed men will come Tor.
ward while everything ia propitious and
the origiuators Of the plan, which is to be
OF such great importance TO our city, are
full OF enthusiasm.
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nRrAKFAsr nupaEr.

PIT. Barnum is writing book about
Jumbo.
In his last year the late Earl Of Dysart
kept his face hidden from mankind.
A new planet about as big around as
Philadelphia, has just been discovered.
A reporter who tried to interview the
King Of the BelGians was bowed out OF the
room.
1t is the belief OF the New York Herald
that tho Sultan is the hsh bone in the
throat Of Europe.
The French Spoliation Claims, now be.
fore the Court OF Claims Of the United
States, number "a.
The Duchess OF Underley, COW for
which Lord Feversham paid $4,000, died
in England few days ago.
Georgia has voted $500 for portrait oil
her revolutionary Governor, John Mil
ledge, who helped to capture the powder
in Savannah that was used in the battle Of
Bunker Hill,
In lie Yacht, the French authority in
sea sports, writer declares that the per-
fected type Of Centre-board yacht, as exem-
piified In the Puritan, is the true type for
builders OF fast boats to follow.
A coming event Of interest to those who
are well enough off TO indulge in the
orchid mania will DO the sale Of the Won
derlul collection ofthe late Mrs. Charles
Morgan in New York.
The latest specimen OF the Gallo dandy
IA called the Mower" from his habit oil
swinging his cane like sCythe, steadily
and regularly, as no walks along. He
dresses In rural fashion, with broad.brim-
med straw hat, wide trousers, large shoes,
with fat heels, and no gloves.
A rare medal Of General Grantls piece
struck at Geneva, in Switzerland, by the
noted worker in bronze, Hugues Bovy.
The diverse shows bust Of the subject,
and on the reverse Is this eulogy:
Patient OF toll,
Serene amidst alarms.
lnlexible IN faith.
lnVincible III arms
One Of these medals is owned by q railway
official in Wisconsin.
While travelling In Pernambuco, South
America, recently, q Brooklyn blrd.iancier
bought q singular bird. Its plumage
resembles a crazy patchwork quilt. yell
low "a It's prcdominating color, though
most OF the tints Of the rainbow are repre-
sented. To what particular species 1t be-
longs has not been ascertained. On Sun.
days this bird appears religiously inclined,
IS Il sings nothing but "rhs Sweet Bye
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GLle qnGslG9strcer.
waErLIXo, VIVA, sEp1EnDEn 50. 1888.


FrhayA yrua inst a al pht touch OF p!egump-
,;on and a ,ince Of IRONY in the appeal OF
tho Now York State Temperance Assem-
HI 10 Tho Renpblican Convention TO put
: 1,snt IN he niatiorm fayoripg prohibi.
t;an In The light of recent events and
az t.,t th., The Prohibition party has
t;oLet IN tho field already II il more than
aoa.;nn ,,rorge lila. the TEMPERANCE peo-
pIa - No York should have mustered
m corraoe enough 10 make the request.
Tho 6, Iobn conspiracy has not been for.
r,ottor nor will 1.-THE.
IT, az. connection a word or two in re-.
,,.dto 40 utility If tbe Third Party.
piahoU Mo,,;ll fine Methodist Episco.
~ ohnroh has Given his opinion on this
MATER and now the venerable Bishop
pa~n'r COMES ont and endorses all hig
hrother mtnister hes amid. In answer TO q
sa0nrto,,. inorirv be said.
~ an a n,obiSitionist az suppose you
,,,o,rn ha oo;d ~ bslieve in prohibi.
49, ',l Loyo al, NV I;fs Int | doubt
A. .,;sdor, ~ ,rvino N bnild mn a third
800, ~ tho i.are. and presume you
tans raod pishon MerriIl's letter ean- the
H.Siaat n,hIiohod .omo weeks ago. Well,
a.. Io,,ar ohopt exn,esses nv sentiments.
Tth;at. Pishon Morrill, nresented The case
l. = vorv st,ong manner. | agree with
HIN tnlly that Il does not appear wise to
Mate tb;s matter Of prohibition party
;s.ro. rot 20. ANYWAY But have re.
snsot tor tho oninions Of those who differ
.n:.t ~, ~ ~ th;. noint az MANY of our
~aoa,a 10 Tbev AZ. honest in their be-
attLat - 4, +ho most ,,ac,;cal Way to ad-
o. s.'''s ~ 80. 80 nrohi,i;tior sentiment
. ,AnSo " go that ;rs,eOd of nd.
..an";n,. an rsnsa IN their, cam
,aiSn - Iost fslI thew succeeded
p",s% .A; " o."on. ma.ino 4 troublesome
~ A n.s ~ go Uor.;os Tbero ID Dr. lem.
~ ~ O Ot H. 10 Tho candidate nj the
p.ah;h;t;an;s,. tor Governor Heisavery
49, t.;snI ~ mine I have been &C.
ana;ntaS ri,h him these many years. and
flsan, ~. ~ h. an bnnest fearless man,
~ AAVT NJ, 49, ~ !. nakir. q sroat mistake
80. Low that q Ind been in his
a =, : novar wonId have allowed myself
- IN NonnUa a candidate, remember
- ~ WV ,Sss mon ma thew wanted
me - nm ror Congress. but said no, Tor
,vhon I 80 n conupess resign nv parch.
rnaut TGod Gala ma to 90 to Congress,
th"a No csIls mc IN Give nm the pulpit.
pnt n, 1aona,J takes a different view oil
tho matter os be is nrivileped TO-"
When asked what practical plan he had
- sraaes. a. a Probibitiopist whereby the
n,ohiS;t;or continent could be better cul.
tivatsd than nv the means Of political
n,rtv Tho Bisbop replied: "Iau in favor
~ hovina ,,,o work done locally first; don't
w. 20 nsta q a National Question at once.
To, P,ohibi,ionists work and talk to get
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Educational.
Mt. de ChantaI Academy
NEAR WHEELING, VIVA

The thIrty.Slghth.year Of this well.snown A,ad
envy, under the charge OF the Visitation EuaL
opens on the fst Monday Of September nett and
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time in the session.
Those who desire TO place their daughters in la
Institution aaordIps exceptional OdyauagS In
the way OF hsGlthiul and delightful location, eI.
cellent board, thorough discipline and instruction
at the hands Of lle.loug teachers, in every depart
ment Of female education, including the modem
languages and music. should send Tor catalogue
Of this School. Address,
Directressoi the Academy OF the Visitation,
mt. do CHANTAL,
au25Dtw Near Wheeling, ". Va
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snd.Bye." "Yellow" is as good as an
alarm clock to lis mistress, for 1t wakes
her up every morning, saying; Hurry
up Take me out, for am nearly smoth-
ered y
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From almost every section Of the State
comes reports Of general Improvement
of the health Of our people, due no doubt
10 the in0Iei ce OF Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup,
which costs only 20 cents bottle.
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hhAnntEn.

sToHE-ELsoS-Ati the residence Of the brides
pareut7 In MaEtIn's Ferry, Ohio, by the Rev /. W.
Davis Of Homestead. Pa, Z. l.. stoTE, OF this city,
aud BEss y. kISDN.
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A man in Brooklyn is anxious to ar.
range race between Mald S. and bis gas
meter.
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Confectionery.
Goal.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS or REPEREECE MARKA
oDaily. tSunday excepted. tMordRy excepted
Whnelinu Time.
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Wednesday, Sept, 30, 1885.

Tho beautiful Farm Of Mr. Lewis Baker, adIoln.
ing tho thriving town OF Kim Grove has been sur
veyed into lots suitable for private Residences and
gardening purposes. Situated near the IaltreGd
station At Elm Grove, and convenient to graded
school, post0ice AtOres and thOpS; lying almost on
the National Road, and In close proximity 70 the
extended Motor line: there Il no property In mar.
ket IN the vicinity Of the City Of Wheeling 90 de-
Hirable. There q an abundance Of shade. fruit
aud ornamental tres upon the properly. Buy
yourself home and DO happy.
Twin sell ON TIE PREAEtsEs the above prop.
erly on the date named, II tho day II fair; n
stormy, then on the following dAy-commenrlng
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. ~, 10 tho hIeheft
bidder.
TERHS-onc.iou cash, tho FemAlud Z At the
purchasers option a. % time Any term uD % ten
yoan given on deferred payments II dehFed. but
MI deferred payments 70 bear gt1 per cent interest,"
payable semi ANNUALLY, and " be secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold,
This property will lnCrO 80 In value more rapldly
than any Gtaef In tee vicinity Of Wheeling.
JAMES GupHR'BT, Agent.
WILLIAM 4. RALIEE, ApetlonseE, SeYS
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D.. z. > O. Railroad.
Leave BSliairo at slS a. Y. for sumnsraeld and
44 AfrtVa Il asiinin 1910 a. u.nud bseM
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Of enjoyment which will never be forgotten
by Nj. and Mrs. Brown, their daughter
and their unexpected guests.
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The above sale Is adjourned uutll SATURDAY,
AUGUST is, 1876, al IL o'rlUck. a. ~. a. the same
place J. X. COWDtE,
Au8 Special COnnksi0uer.
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The above sale is Adjourned untll Saturday, the
list day Of August lsS6, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ at TIE
are place, ]. X. C0|DEN,
jyN Special Commissioner.
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In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline b. BrleS, guardian OlCarrie
5. Brues, Henrietta Brues and
Charles Henry Brues, tntAn1, In ChAncafJ'
VI
Caroline B. BEaes and o!hSrA.
Ry virtue OF the authority vested In mo b. q do
cree OF the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, entered
Ia me above entitled cause, on the 9Th day o.
JunC, lsSS, will proceed 70 sell 1t public auction
Al the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county West Virginia, IN the city Of Wheeling, n
the highest and beAt bidder,
on SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1885.
beginning At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de
Ironing on the east side Of North front street. and
numbered two hundred Goo and two hundrsd
and one COD on the plat Of the addition 70 TIT
City OF Wheeling, laid out by Henry Moore trustet
Of fbenezcr ZAnes eSt4tn aud called Zanes Island
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling. And alko the
WGtr or pasture lot lying east Of the two lots above
described, and dcSiSnaLed on the plat Of Zanet
Island addition to the city Of Wheeling, By thf
TESxs or sLLE-one.thIrd OIL the purchase money
and Is much more as tho purchaser may elect 70
pay 70 DO paid In cash on the day Of sale; and the
residue thereof in three equal instruments a
twelve, twenty. iOut aud thuy.six months, with
intCrcs; from day OF sale; the purchaser % give
his notes. with approved security, l0r the delertSo
lDstalmenh; the title 70 10 retained untI tnS Ppi
chase money and the interest thereon shall b
wholly paid J. X. COWDESI
Special Commissioner.
W, Il, HALLKH, Auchoncer.
hereby certify that J. K. Lowden, Special Com
missioner, has given bond with security ~ re
Quired by law and the decree Of June Q, 1853, II
"'' "o''0 sA''''N4 THOMAS n. DARRAH,
Clerk OF the Municipal Court OF wheeling
jel0
The above sale is Adjourned untll Saturday, the
LIST day Of August lsSo, at lO9'clocE 4; ~ q tee
IyIf Special Commissioner.
The above sale Is adjourned uutil SATURDAY,
AUGUST 10. 1875, al IL O'Clock A. ~. .; Me same
aus Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been Gd jOurnCd untll wednCs
day, August 10, 1876, NJ 10 COCK A. NJ at ZANE
place. J. K. COwDEN,
aul7 Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been adjourned until satur'
DAY, August y, 1885, at the same place aud hour.
J. 4. COMDES,
au20 spe iAl COmml Sioner.
The above sale hes been adjourned until sGtur'
day, SCp;cmber6, 1855, ut thetans time snd place.
Au.ls Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been adjourned until s9tnr'
day, September 49, 1884, al the same ,ie and place.
5. X, E0HDES,
Sepll.Y EpctIAl Commissioned.
The above sac Is I'D. ouvncd Until Saturday, S6p,
tcmter &c, 1855, alto O'CLOCK 4. H. az ne same
SSp25 Special ConmbAL1ueE.
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ae,,, Advertisements.

JITANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN
w 10 lake exclusive Agency Of our new Force
lain WbIta Letters: the most attractive, popular
and halRble sign Tor show windows ever intro.
duced must DO able 10 CARY stock OF rs. ut
wholesale pricfs which W will agtee 10 lake DAck
at cost, II 1nSnld In thirty DAYS vHIo PORCELAIN
WHITE LATER Co. Cincinnati q. sep25
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nN aArnRpAY. IuLY 3. ls85,

W, e, HALIKE, AuctionCer.
hereby certify that J. r.. Cowden, Special Com
Quired BY law and the decree Of Juus Q, 1855, Il
the XbOVe entitled cause
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Inconsistencies SALE.
III ChGncan,

5n.e Of West Virginia, City Of Wheeling, 81
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline y. Bries, guardian Of Carrie
3. Brues, Henrietta Brues and
Charles Henry Brues, tnhna, IN ChAncstJ
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The above sale has been id jOurnod until wedncs
day, August 10, 1875, al 10 ocock A, az tame
place J. K. COWDES,
Aul7 Special Commissioner.
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nr.lS. and n,hnr.-

Caroline B. BE0es and othSrG.
Ry virtue OF the authority vested In mo b. d
cree OF the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, enteee
Ia the above entitled cause, on the 9th day G
June ISSS will proceed 70 sell ~ public auction
ii the front door Of the Court House Of OH
county, West Virginia, IN the city Of Wheeling, :
th0 highest and 6eEt bidder,
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The above sale has been Rdjo1rnel until satur.
Say, August q, 1856, at the same place aud hour.
J. X. CO ADkN,
Aua0 spe iAl COmml' Bloner.
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The above sale hes been adjourned until sGtur.
DAY. Scp;cin BERT 1885, ut the mt time aud place.
J.R C.WUBS,
Au"ls Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-25
]. S. RHODES & co.
FL AN N FL
DEPARTMENT.

Being large purchasers Of the
Manufacturers Trade Sale of
Flannels in New York, we are
prepared to offer them at less
than present cost Of production.