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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24
LAS VEGAS, NEw ME1Ico,
June 10, 1885.

We took the Chicago& Alton Railroad
from Chicago, and what was my surprise
and delight to find aboard, bound for
Albuquerque, Mr.. Alb. Wilson, formerly
Of Wheeling, but now the paymaster and
cashier Of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad.
He was SO nice; bought me oranges,
bananas and candies, and took me TO the
rear platform Just to SEQ the country. 1t
was a grand sight, only was so nervous
for fear OF falling; but Mr.. Wilson was SO
thoughtful-iust held me SO carefully, aud
SO tight, too. that felt perfectly secure.
Time flew with the train, and auntie sent
the porter after me, saying the night air
in Missouri was awful bad and Just full OF
malaria. But as there was no other
sort OF air going that night, except
night air, I couldn't, girls, for the
life OF me, gee what difference it
made in the air by going in. However,
Just to please auntie, Invent in after an
hour or SO, and don't You think, girls,
there was ,suntie sitting up waiting for
me. "Well,n she said, "if you are going
on in this outlandish way shall turn
right straight around and 60 back home;
anice way to do, this, | amosure; you are
lutt ,LuhhIus w tae tdRAA VI Viz hltSto
country. Learned this new method, l
guess, at the skating Kinks. Who taught
you? Cam Harrison, Sam Sommers, and
the rest OF that gang, / reckon. shall go
right straight to Mayor Grub and have
allthese nasty Kinks abolished, SO i will
"Why, auntie," / said, 81 will pledge
you my sacred word and honor, indeed
and double deedy, will cross my heart
with my left hand, that not one living,
breathing soul saw Us, unless It was the
Prairie dogs or the man in the moon, and
no one. could hear him II he did tell 1T;
and besides, Mr.. Wolf says they have no
telephone connection up there"
$50 to bee" she said, "you don't seem
/ to have the sense you were born with" ]
| Just thought and thought, and girls do
youiknow I don't know why auntie was
80 furious, and all the next day none Of
the young men came near us. / am Just
p-o.s.i-t.i.v.e.ly aure they must have
heard auntte, for all that day they were
| Just devoted to some Mexican girls who
were on the. train. / was just as mad as
mad could be, and wouldn't look at them,
when ! could help it. Auntie said she
didn't care Il she never saw them, but all
the same she just sat up and nodded and
nodded and only opened her eyes when /
moved. There sat those dark Mexican
girls, omo-la-ve.ing and no sava ing
everybody on the train. twas Just too
provoking, and l told auntie l would
neyer, no never, travel again II any Mex
lean girls were allowed on the same train.
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o,o,,,,,ttssiu,,ess' Sadie.
4. e,ilrY N WHEELING FIVE

tipOP CITY OF WHEELlNeF4hG
SASLL5 SgST BONDS OF issa ,,.a...,,rsA
~ sss hereby given that the , nnae. ~ IN
ssSSmis,.0nen, Rpposn'eASS = ~ ordInsnee % pro.
Cy q Wnee;t .lSsIn ale Of bonds q the city o.
Jide t0t lnS ~ fnOygn a bonds Of 1852, anu iot
Nbtelihg, " Va, ~ ina payment thereof and pFo,,
y. fet H. ky payment Into the Wy ~ ..Ia INA VI
lag Saolnu from t1e tets d,sss ~ fla nv an
eess MI" fati6ed By INC VoESts VI 1'A1 wy vs.
EIaI Sss az Of Nay, looe WV, on $50,
thss'4 S az JULY IL, A. D. 1855,
,,aD,, nj q o'clock i. ". ard 3 o'clock
bttWcC Sne R ST ii the Ohio valley IN ne city
r " htnIs ia. receive bids ~ Whung I9r
81 WheetnS ri aid CITY, authorized By SAID 9Ldl.
5ndst =, po ~ AMOUNT o. Si9S 90 one hIaaisEa
rlac Al The denomination q ~, w tannmSnstion
E zach and hS ssHis sHS nil + datSd The at dGy
one shOHlA II isSS PAYABLE on or before the nIst
u Juy; -, e II, lSi4, 1t the bank o. ne Vnlo
dly o. yG tn,sreSt aI the nate o. hye petcenL Ist
VLS TSyRbo annually on lhe mat qSy ~ SsS,
b. S, and on ne M E he Sesr loo At aid
tEtIyat;, ,shieh InIrreS. coupons IN proper JUta
DAnt, iot vi ~ rsch bond; and also as many more
az ALa,,Ss EuthO lied BY Ietd ot3inanCe - IIity
o. W in addition " t4ld srSW ~!
w 4 outstanding ORDER rs I'M Al he dsts q The
debeGt,n,, NJ aid OtdInAn with lhs GccFueo ".
r4ahtss1S'a " such bonds VIII DO SOLD ouly lOt
s highest b!dds GpproTsdh ~ e1e ag H.
sas 'nd PS9S Il ss S PS VIA tSs sesd ia!St
tst9 Las psii'S he Undersigned will also, a. The
q G "Sse on the same dEy aud between hs sa9e
uJaA IonTIn s;STG III lie denomination Of one
LRiG!nS ,nsTs each, i0r bonds VI 9aid city o.
* Io.n oi juno s BY. ~ IESI s.,, MI s %
NlgNIH ,,is hereby advertised Tor sale aIo any OF
lns ", n redemption al thEir par value On
ben say ,i,ns SiIcr thG mt cay OF July D.
AZ poSdei In sid Cns: s,.a enc 1 Sii s
iUth pSn ssiISn uD,Ier authority OF said city.
Ip9 IN ernaHcC the sid city 0ollsAses sell %
~ yes ayi M until .hs 9 n1s a.. Sas o
"A Src " sac Fl bonds nt s. pd SeSts
tie afs Gay VI 'N'' ALFRED CALDWELL,
i. 2. JEPSON,
=, u. UUBbINs,
Commissioners,
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naeatesan1.
gaeateal.
IL. SMI.EH,
No. 1904 Clapline Street,
II Near Fourteenth Street.
Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of physicians success L. the
testimony OF his patients. The increasing de-
mads for my professional services prove that have
dealt h0nonbiy and fairly with those who have
consulted ME. never use a patients name with
out permission, though have many hundred Ger
tihcates from those whom have cured alter they
had been pronounced incurable. A thorough med,
ical education with many years hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents, u close Oh:
Scrvance Of tcfnpennettal pecnllartics and strict
cure Is possible aud frankly give the patient my
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A Rutland, Vt, woman wants a divorce
onthe ground that "a wealthy New York
er has offered to marry her." Fortunate
ly for the New Yorker the Judge did not
think those grounds sufficient.
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gha GateILaqgaGsl.:
oaees Nes. 20 qua ~ Foaf.soaeis ssFset.
n WHEELING GIRL ABRoAp.
She Meets Familiar Faces, Has Something
to Say About the Folks ut Home and
Fusies with Her Aunt.
N..,..,.n,,J "a. a. ~ "A. H,,1sstkoa,.ss- .iNNt

70 Say About the Folks ut Home and
Fustes with Her Aunt.
Correspondence Of nc b.satloa.er.
Las VEGAS, NEw MExlco,l
June 10, 1885. i
Your correspondent has double object
in writing; fst, is the large pay which
the INrKIIeEScER forces on its cores
pondents; second the entertaining char
acter Of the information. But Joking
aside, why Is It that you men always
think we.1adies cannot write as well as
men, or if;yon do, that We never receive
half as much pay. Can you answer2
Just as soon as | return home we intend
Organizing q society OF our own and have
for our motto mo mon, no fun" and II
you dare discriminate against us, We will
strike you real hard.
We left Wheeling early in June on the
picturesque curves OF the B. q o. We
had every attention shown US that ladies
could expect. A fine dining car was at
tached, and 9 nice young man came sing
ing through, saying, ladies and gentle
men supper am now ready In the dining
car We alto heartily. Joys that we
have tasted will sometimes return, on the
b. q o. Oh, dear me, was so sick, and
auntie had to hold my head all the way.
She would not let any Of the gentlemen do
one thing iorsme, and they were all 80
nice, too. One young man was just too
sweet for anything. He begged to hold
me, but auntie said she didn't think 1t
proper to allow a young man to hold your
head, even il you had lost your'supper.
He had the upper and we berth di-
rectly under him. oh, my! how frighten-
ed / was. / asked auntie II she wasn't
afraid he would break through. "Shut
up" she said. "You seem to be afraid he
won't" Anyway We arrived at Chicago
with perfect safety, where we spent the
day looking in the shop windows, seeing
the sights, the girls large feet and things
Of that sort. Now ! just think 1t Is an
awful shame TO hear the people al.
ways talking about the Chicago girls
large feet. looked real good
and didn't see one who had a
larger foot than auntie. Chicago is q
large and prosperous city, everybody is in
a hurry, going at break-neck speed. Aun-
tie thought church had just let out, the
people were so plenty. Several awluily
nice young men passed US, but / didn't
speak to them. They were entirely too
fast for me. Anntie said something about
my being too fast for them, when / hadn't
moved at all. Girls, 1t amt bit jolly to
travel with Your aunt, they have such
awiully old-fashioned notions, you know,
and the very next time I.go It will be
either by myself or with somebody else.
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Wholesale Grocer, Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
alterations OF Rectum, Prolapsus and Piles
HiyaS given up 10 die and pronounced incurnblc
Jlr lnaitI, ~, al ma 1rIthnuf knIfa I, 80 II T
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of The money and Stock Ma,
= - Z n -

Tho Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.
kets.
NEW YoRK. June 2s.-Honey easy at percent.
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 percent Foreign Il.
change dull at 81 SSa4 50.
GOVERNMENT Dosps-1Iaye been quiet and. quo
tations y percent higher for u and u lower for Is.
7 STATE BoNDs-IIaye been quiet and quotations
steady.
dull The total transactions for the day were -,
SfocKs-The market opened this morning steady
and after 10 ding small fractions III some cSSse 1t
rallied A1 percent reat hing the highest price OF
Eet se' tIcd down Into dull aud quiet MOOD and
closing with very slight changes iu the afternoon
from the midday quotations aud steady Ut the tul'
ing figures.
GOmtaripg prices this evening with the closing
quotations last evening, the so called Gould socks
were the strongest o1 the list, showing advances,
however, Of only 3saA percent. Louisville y
&ashyGl was an exception, being strong I'LL day
thore closed with y loss Of V petcent, while New
York Central Is unchans cd. Nanderbllts aud
GnuEefs were heavy. St. Paul was also down "
percent Northwestern ", Northern Pacific pre-
The toial tales were IL, 200 shares.
US. y, loi; v: .. ~. ll4sss; Q; 9. new Is
12S1l saeigc soi %, Xxx: Central Pacific. 1l!A;
Consols, 7i1S; Missouri g, lCi5 St. Joseph lis9s
ST. =. Il 8. .. hrstS, 10; Tennessee &c, old, Az
do new, AK; Texas Pacific Land Grants, IS; do
a,,a ..aWts M AZ IL ting gs,a i,f
y nSs,is srtsa
80; do deferred, 8: Adams Express, 1S5; Ameri:
can Express, ~; Canada Southern, 29k Genital
iavsnd ~ t"anpI ~ n
asE bcnvc ~ Rsafnn3e IL. "a ia az nrete,,
M W. tv,a ~:
fG1, vi foss WYE Ha,s.n nSS; Asa ass sbnrs
ia1IsvlieS SashvIlie ~: iot. sViIe Nav ISSnS
{ Ghicaeo n. Memnhis & ,hSriss,an AZ. mici.iSs5
centrsi, ii; Missouri Pacific. Si;s 3 SashyiIie
S.hu1a sds N SsIssy Sens ~. ga
NesteTn. ~: a. pS.terred III. New YorE Cen.
nat sdsS: 0aio CeptfaI. u. Ohio Z Mississippi
s5eiRss eodt,S fes ~ Ions F F
rrS y lR TefNs pssc y ny "a
SgSS; United States Express, Sl5s;%.. St L. { p,
wes me- piInian s,S "es'e Aiso f-Apssss' III
"es ' e.!Vn' va.
Breadstnhs ana frovisions.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Juno 2a.-wheat: the market
Non Of actSy ~. HI iii, openipg Of Change the
visible supply; statement showed an incresic Of
$40 900 bushels, while the New York Sta emclt IN.
dicated deer,ese Of COO bushels. These vary.
lug statements, however, tquallEcd the ones made
respectively by the stltistclans the p.cccediug
week. A 9ccline Ia prices was apparently anticl'
pated BY the crowd, and thcre was some Ice - /.
ing ut ne opeaiug but the market decliHed also
lIttIe Wheat 0a sale, which caused quick up tasa
Of afc.. From this point tho market drsgsed, in
spite Of which ths mGrket remained bral and closed
F Sf Slow aa and nsssdi %ea
a Shade lower but under good buying
~ .te nu eee5
=. eeoS a. SS, ,Sst N
a,t Nv, NV n,osai
o. VIZ: No 2GpE1ng No: spring sUt;
StSa W; 1eu 'sa n =, 6 eSs
" s,1d s nIesad vsp ~
80: June closed at o: July lgs
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"How can find out all about the young
lady to whom ! am engaged p asks a pros.
pectiye benedict. Ask some other young
lady who wants to be engaged 10 YOU
philadelphia Call.
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[10VNISSlONER'S SALE OF VAL
1 ITttI y REAL. ESTATE.

<-,0WNISSlONERS SALE OF VAIL
w. ~ = VPAL ESTATE
" U@DLE N 700, 800 4 ~ wbao,,ry
Ia tic Nubicipat So"ttW "NeS'tpe,
IN pu,.iAnce Of the authority vested n me W 9
a,rn.,' al TIC Municipal Court Of Wheeling, mEae
w 'Ss lind DAY OF June, ISL IN Ault IN chnn'
~ ,6eri peidl1g In which 4nnl Taylor Alih
sst SSrior. her husband, are plaintiffs, and VII
nam Il. iIa;den aud Others are defendants. Will,
4A''' ''' ,r,v, ,Osr
on TUESDAY, 1obt q 1852
ing A, 10 Oclo X A. ", sell at public auc.
Setanen lS ShS,t Nn5 scst GiSHer, nj Inc front
Ton, " sne Iva; ti",,.s Of ONO cni,nIy. WeSt
SSg y bs S ioowng described parcels Of real
NfS Il,s, "" q t ' 80 4
tSnlt IHSs y w. iva half NJ lat niimbAred thirty
tsn.Miag wg n. sotS sc Of FiiIeenth sTesi
g MTG ;SS -" ,SSSSm addition 10 The City Of
IL w M!VnA r. G'n;a -, We.t Virginia. toSsiher
Nhteas ,, ~ tuw "j STrprSycnenis Thereon.
VIII w auG I'm SriEad ,Se STHnarty
Tue l4nSops pItOp9Gs Hnlst%1 fa,den. sSa Il
S ,iast ItdtSbIe property. The Improvements con.
"a Al iHn,G brick dwelling house, with brick
,isSe and other OutbuIldingS aud In excellent re-
TsscOnl-IOt numbered eleven az In square
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-
'SJlABLEsREAL ESTATE. tf
STATE OF West Virginia. City Of Wheeling. In the
Municipal Court OF WHIT cling:
John Fink
vs.
he estate Of Caroline v. Zane and =
Others.
by virtue Of decree Of said Court entered In the
above ertitle cause on the 9Th day OF April 1885,
the undersigned Special Commissioners will, on
SATURDAY. the 1lth DAY OF JULY, 1855.
BEGINNING ut o'clock A. ", sell ut public auction,
al the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio Coun
", West virginia, The foil wing rial estate situate
on Wheeling island, 10 the City Of Wheeling; The
tween South Penn and South Broadway STREETS,
originally containing I've aud one half acres, les
the portion taken by the lily oil Wheeling for the
extension Of South p In stree , and piece l0Sh
feet front on lenu tttcet running back 10 Broad.
way street owned by ". T. Zane.
The land 70 90 Rold has been divided Into lots,
plat OF which can be seen at The respective otces
Of the undersigned commissioners.
Tho properly will be offered n whole and also
In parcels Is shown on the plat and will sold In
which ever way m " appear the moSt advantageous.
TERMS or SALE One third part and as much
more a. the purchaser may elect 70 pay, In hand,
the remainder In two equal inSAlmeiita At one and
two Yeas, notes bearing Int rtst from the day Of
sale 70 be given for the deferred payments, ils 10
i "a ls'Af4sN AA''' &''' f'S. p1NisI iiESks
-s ", Nv. C0WDEE, Il.
y Special Commissioners.
W, Il. uALLIR, AuctionPer ~ (
hereby certify that the above Special Con1mis.
donefs have given bond and security q required
les - Clerk Of Tho Cont.
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Northern New Mexico is the finest cat
Tie country ] ever saw, and much to my
surprise i found some accomplished peo.
pie living on ranches and some elegant
gentlemen who we're ''cow boys" We
had the pleasure Of attending 0 "round
up and taking dinner with some "cow
boys and saw only one pistol, in the
crowd, and the captain made the unconth
youth unbelt Il believe that's what they
ball II when required 70 give up thsls
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aEAIs. ELouR, ErG.

Corrected by ]. ". CLousroN, general grain deal.
or, corner OF Market and South streets.
GTui9-wheat 81 0oal 05 per buShel. State oats
4nc. Rye zoe, mona Offering. State corn. on tho
Fgour-Fancy patents tSpring and winter 90 90 TO
9 2S; fancy family, white amber amber and winter
SS Od Dat meal-medium brand-s5 70 per Dbl,
hney $500, Rye -four q 90.
nd Fad-Hfown mlddlingl SIS 90; cnarso do
SIS 90: bran Sl6 90: chopped feed "a 0eA2s 90.
lkdv and Afdlg-PTlme loose timothy SIS 00al7 90
per toni prime baled $40 GOALS o. per ton. Wheat
straw q 0oa9 %; cat straw Sl00 %,
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The Princess Beatrice is SO pretty that
she is described as docking like an
American girl"
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"rhat moor invalid wife, Sister, Mother,
"oE daughterllil
"can be made the picture Of hea,thl
"with icw bottles Of Hop Rltters!
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Ia punusnce Of the authority vested in me By q
decree u the above mentioned court, made Gnd
ISsI, tho undersigned, special commissioner
appointed for the purpose by that court In said
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HOME MARKETS.
Tho wholesale Prices OF all the varlou,
Nl.. Commodities.


wnEEtISo. Wednesday, June q. I
General business continues dull, although Ia
iomc lines there Is q fair movement. While hot
weather brings with it q certain amount Of dull.
nefs In all branches OF trade, this summer It has
brought more than the usual share Of li4tness In
transactions The wholesale streets show the IN.
activity Of tEade 10 q marked degree, aud prices
ara down 10 hard pan. Tho quotations given be-
low are subject 70 hnctuatlons during he week.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
u The Municipal Court Of wheeling. wost Viz.

10 the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, west Viz.
giliA. In chSnCery.
simon lIOrI halmCt aud leo. B. Caldwell, trustee.
Against
William II. Winters, J. 81. ThOrnbNrg and Sadie
ThVFNhW'E, his wife, Robert FoF1yce aud l.tEzie
A. FOrtiyCe, his wife, William ". Arnett, trustee,
tie Eeyilann y ewing Company, u eoFpgratton,
james NELL, William dillingham;, 8. il. Cray ton,
and James hGgluvG, partners doing business
under thu fl.In name and stylc Of Neill d Filing
ham, Harvey ". Winters and Benjamin Aackcy,
pA'tnVh doing business under the itm name and
style VI Winters d &aCkCy, MRrEB Schwartz and
lGtA3 MAnsbAch partners doing business under
the Nrn name and style Of schwartz Il MlnS.
bach, llGnIamin A. Mickey, James Rine, Alfred
r. McKsAg. tho Exchange Rank OF Wheeling.
lcvInlA Il. slmmS, and Alfred Simtns. her hus-
hnuI
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nFNone genuine without abuneh Of green Hops
on the white label. shun all the vile. poisonous
stud with "Hop" or Hops In their name.
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Pdaails-choice white Tennessee, 71<aSc: Viz.
ginia, SaSi green; roasted g 2a2 10 per bushel.
1dll0lE- Country, &c; city, g.
Tropical Fruits lemons, g 5oa4 30 per box; As
piuwall bananas q 50a3 % per bunch: Jamaica
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IANY, Martins Ferry.
:-'Dr. Smiths PROBES
I have been most salts
m to ali as a gentleman
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[ y &
State Of west virinia, City Of Wheeling, IS. In
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
W. J. W. 60 Fden. guardian Of John
william kcMaS:ef. 7, rharno,.
Emma ]. McNasler and others.
deer Z q said Court olteted il tho above eatltsd
front door q The Court House q Ohio county,Sest
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1855,
commencing at O'clock a. NJ, the following dc.
scrlbed real estate: =
Fint-A certain lot or parcel OF land situate In
The City OF Wheeling. Counly 81 ohio ate West
street, on Wheeling lsland, being lot No. q IN
william Armstrong S addition 10 tatd city, which
Is thirty feet front on set1 South Huron street and
feet 10 the alley in the rear.
sscend.;Al! that PAT or portion q the pIece o.
q poa ID aRs
Kentucky strert seventy five feet west from the
northwest corner II North Front streetan Ken
lucky street; and running thence north one hun.
dred and f0rty.one and four.twelths feet 10 an
alley; thence west with sid alley thirty and
eight feet; thence stuth parallel with
North York Atreet one hundred and forty feet 10
forty one feet To the place o. beginning being Lot
No. OF said GilchftSts addition, as desi1nlted on
the plat Of said addition.
1iRXs or HALR-One third aud so much mere As
pnrcN AScf elects 10 pay in cash. tho balance in
tWo eaual inStallmenHa at six and twelve months,
eyidenced BY pt9mtssory notes with ample security
DO retained on the pIopeity until all tho purchase
'r W.. II: eo%DEN. Special Commissioner.
has given bond aud secu ity in accordance with
-, = = s''s = TIIoMssm. pARRAH,
Clerk Of the Mnnlclral Court Of Wheeling
= w III EAf
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WEDNESDAY. TIE I'D DAY OF JULY, 1855,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N. Of faId day at the
font dior Of the Cuult IlOuke Of Quo county, sell
public auction the several parcels OF real estate
hereinafter mentioned, OF 50 much ~ may DO nee
rSaty 10 pay the liens upon the same Us set FORTH
in said decree, the costs Of suit and expenses Of
AAC.
I. a rancl CT ground In tho City Of Wheeling 10
Ohio tOunty, Wtst Virginia, that Is TO Eay, the
lolth halt Of lot numbered one hundred and TWEEN.
ly'thiCc uED, inntlng OF Market squAre between
Teuh and Eleventh streets, thlrty.thrCe 8S) feet,
AMI running back the same width 70 the alley; and
pat Of lot numbered 1871 between Tenth aud Ele'
zenith Streets fronting 50 feet GU ChApllne street
aAl rtlnAiug back Of tile tAnle width y the aid
ALLEY, anI being the part Of lot number ISL on
WHEN the tavern stable now stands, and said half
NJ lot l8 AID part at lot 49, Is the gtus property,
which was conveyed to William II. Winters and J.
y. Ih9rlbug by Annie N. James and husband, by
dcS dated the 9Th day Of May, lSS9, aud Of record
nlhG Oiice OF tbs Clerk Of the County COuIt OF the
Md county.
., The lot numbered clShteen 1Sl OF tho EubdI.
TiHOl u tue Poor House farm as laid out by the
Hard Of Com piSslOneFS OF laid county, which said
lot 4 bounded rs follows: beginning at stake at
the southwest corner Of Flststreet extended III the
subdivision Of the farm Aforesaid 10 the cemetery
MLdaAd running thence south 6oho west 3O.12
polea, Solta 8, east SASS poles, north s2e east
I0i poles. north 25o, east 1856 poles, north iQ',
east i6i roles 10 cemetery road and with said road
North * West SLOT poles 70 place Of beginning,
cOnAtntug 79'lOO acres, more or le,s,
excepting therCiOm the Gf@ square feet
Of sid parcel Of land, which was con.
ysyei " sid william il. Winters and wife aud
The aid Hubert Fotdyce and vito - Levtnis b,
STAINS, BY deed dated the I'D day OF November,
lss, and recorded In the Office Of tho Clerk OF Inc
Goaaly Court Of tho laid county on the 4th day OF
DeOsattr 1873. TResaid 6iG0 square feet being lot
numbered QUE ~ Of The lot number eighteen 20 OF
The AuHdlVhOn Of the Poor House Farm as laid out
blythe Commissioners OF Ohio county, which said lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24

Wheeling Live stock Market.
At the Wheeling stock yards the quotations are;
Guide q T5a4 ii for all kinds. Bulls q 25a3 Is.
Hogs-Fair supply; s. 10 toSi0o.
Saofp-2aS1<c per ID.
CdipEs-S2 H1at 90, UA.
Tttlhs-aAbN mar III |-HH--. 4