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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-31

Robert Mcvay is back from Chicago.
Miss Sallio Thoburn, Of Wheeling, was
in town yesterday.
The late Mrs. Louisa Sheets had her Life
insured for $4,000.
George Sewers will DO gate keeper at the
Bethel camp meeting.
There will be no preaching at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Frank Robinson has bought D. II. Rice's
double frame house, OF Gravel Hill, for
$500.
A number Of Gravel Hill people are at
work putting down curb stones for side
walks.
Gas pipe bitches were being dug yester.
day on three streets Of the Second ward
at once.
Col. Fred Blenkner was here yesterday
on his way down tho river by boat to
Cincinnati.
Mrs. NJ. T. @. Hoge and daughter, Miss
Bessie, are home from IN extended visit
to Chicago and Iowa.
viii O'Neill was landed in tho lookup
Thursday night after a lively fight with
Officer 7. o. Crisswell.'
AID. Hillbourn's family will 20 to Durr's
Mills: Harry Randolph, Of the bank, Is
spending a vacation there, and II. G. vii.
son, Secretary Of the Water Works, will
have rooms there for awhile.
The Republican Congressional prima.
ries will be held this afternoon. As who.
ever Is nominated will DO elected 10 Con.
greBg, all who want a hand In saying
who the Congressman shall be should
vote to-day. Col Poorman OF course will
have the delegates from Bellaire, and
should have all from the other Townships
OF 1.-The county.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,


Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas Sweeney have re-
turned home from o three weeks trip
east.
W. s. McCulloch and wife returned yes
terday from q visit to friends in Wichita,
Kansas.
Mr.. B. Engle, OF M%iddlebourpe, was
among the guests registered at the stamm
House yesterday.
Mrs. Augustus Pollock and several mem.
bers OF the family are quarsered Tor the
season at Aurora, W, Va.
Jacob Altmeyer, formerly manager Of
the BenwoOd mill, Ia managing the Pacific
Iron and Nail Works, at Oakland, Cali
fOrnta. ~
Mr.. @. T. Hedge, John Ditmore and
Joseph Baumann, OF PollaCk's cigar fac
tory, leave to-day for a two weeks tour
fishing near Hannibal, Ohio.
Miss Fannie smytb, OF Wheeling, w.
Va, returned home yesterday from o
pleasant visit Of four weeks in Dayton
Dayton, O., Herald, Tuesday.
Mrs. W.R Donaldson, Of Wheeling, who
has been visiting relatives In this place,
has returned home, accompanied by her
nieces, Mamie and Nellie Wiley ash'
ingtOa Reporter.
Miss Lydia, daughter OF Mr.. George X.
McMechen, has issued invitations to q re-
ception to be given at her home on Chap
line street next Wednesday evening, com.
p%limentary TO her young lady visitor
from Baltimore.
w. s. Buchanan, Esq, Ct Wheeling, is
the guest Of his brother, Rev. Joseph
Buchanan. He Is q Democrat from away
back and Is grieved to see so many Of his
old-time Democratic friends OF steuben.
vile, training in the other party.-SeaOsn'
vile Gazette.
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Ni.- 1.nrn.,. f.nnInrn.

Hon. Daniel Lucas, Of Jefferson county,
10 an orator OF no mean ability; he has
long been noted as one OF the few really
e%loduent men OF the State, and the Par.
nell club Of this city displayed good judg.
ment In selecting him 10 deliver q lecture
for them lor The benefit Of Home Rule.
The club is 10 be congratulated on securing
Mr.. Lucas. Whatever may DO the sub.
jsCt Of his lecture Il will BIO one well worth
listening 10, and there 10 but little doubt
that the Opera House will DO well allsd
next Friday evening, that being the place
and time, Every seat should be 1lled,
that the fund being raised by the local
club ior the cause In the future may DO
swelled TO goodly propoftionB,. ~. Tor no
other reason. The members Of the club
are now engaged selling tickets.
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ovR ladies' 81 90 kid button Is a daisy.
SroSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
Martins Ferry.

Miss Ruth McMannis, Of Mt. Pleasant, ia
visiting iriends in town.
+. Russell Medill has accepted a position
with the Ohio Elastic Slate Company.
John Dolan, an employe Of the Standard
mill was severely burned IN the side yes.
terday by q pair Of hot tonRs.
Beginning Monday, the Adams Express
Company will put on q free delivery wa.
gon making one delivery each day.
The Laughlin mill paid of yesterday.
To-day II 10 thought there will be some un.
derstSndlng arrived al between the com.
pAny and the old nallers.
The Colored camp meeting opens today.
Rev, George Hollinger, Of Wheeling, will
preach tomorrow morning, and Rev. X.
KOllGr, Of BellAlte, al 4 o'clock 4. n.
Tho Republican primaries, 10 elect dele.
gates 10 the Congressional convention at
Steubonvllle next Wednesday, will be held
afternoon between 3 and 0 o'clock,
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runouGnr uE STATE.
Accidents aud Incidents in West Virginia
aud VlelnItY.

uuu Vicinity,
A meeting OF the Board OF Regents OF.
the Normal Schools was held at White
Sulphur Springs this week.
James Board, of Three Forks OF Ready,
In Roane county, shot and killed himself,
THIS charge entered his neck just below
the Jaw, making a horrible wound.
OhaIles Watkins has died from tho
effects Of the wound inflicted by James
Jackson, on the 2iih ult, Jackson is con-
fined in the Fayette county jail. Both
were colored.
The u. S. District Court for this State Is
again in session at Charleston. A decree
OF sale has been entered in the case OF the
Ohio Central r. r. Go, VS.. j, W. English
ct al, which Is about the only important
transaction thus far.
There is to be q telephone line con-
structed from Mlddlebourhe to the ilte'
Iior OF Tyler county. Prominent oticials
Of the Ohio Road have become interested
in the matter and have declared their in
tention Of taking stock and working 1t up,
Mr., John NJ. Hamilton, o we'll known
young Democratic politician, Of Calhoun
county, who has held important cIerkships
connected with the Legislature for q NUN.
Der Of aessions past, has announced him
self rs q candidate for the House OF Dele.
gates. He is popular in Calhoun and will
probably be nominated and elected,
The Charleston Slqr says; "a remark
able and most important suit Is being
brought in tho Circuit Court, in which A,
NJ Beano, of st, Adams, plaintiff, ia rep
resented by Colonel Swami and Sam Lit
tlepage, and JohH ], Bsane, Of sissonyille,
defendant, is represen'e ed by,Goy, Wilson,
y. W. Kennedy and Adam B, Littlepage.
The plaintiff and the defendant In the
suit are brothers, as are also two OF the
opposing lawyerH. This will be a novel
and interesting suit"
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r11r clrY ~uNprnwnlrrns
Take Action In Regard to the Use of Natural
0ns in IIDnSes,

Take Action IN Regard to the Use Of Natural
das In Houses,
The Board Of Underwriters OF this city
met yesterday, and adopted q set OF regu.
lations Tor the safe use Of natural gas In
dwellings, The rulesrequlre that all pipes
be tested by the Gas Company's inspector
with mercury column to ten pounds pres,
sure, from end OF line where connection is
made, to end Of pipes under CRATES, stoves,
etc.
Secretary DobbinB will issue q notice 10
gas filters, In which he will embody the
rules, as follows;
The ends Of pipes Under CRATES, stoves,
ETC., should be capped, 30 az 10 allow the
stop cocks 10 be tested; then remove the
caps and sec II the cocks allow tho gas 10
leak.
In case tho mercury drops, a test for
leak, by putting ether In the pump, or
with soap water, will be- made. ID no
case shall o FIRE test DO used In dwellings,
offices, stores, etc. No cement OF any
kind shall be used for repairing faulty
fittings ur work. nor 10 the use Of "blind
gskGts' permissible. .Whenrany attempt
10 hide leaks 10 made, the name Of the
litter will DO kept on record at the office,
and all future work done by him will not
be approved without rigid examination.
In running pipes In bulldings, no Get
rules can be given, except that pipes must
In all cases, when possible, be 90 placed
that they can DO easily Inspected and
that In case Of accident any leaking gas
mEyescape easlly.IO Cement walls carefully
where service pipe enters the building,
and use q large pipe ior the main that
runs through the cellar, Provide valves
10 shut OF gas from all riaefB. tnfunnlnR
pipes through llues, great care Unnecessary,
and lead pipe for the bends should NOT DO
used. Do not run pipes between 1oors or
walls when any other method can be- ons
Do not place cocks between aoon
and ceilings. Do not Use any valves
which require packing at the Itsm, ID
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SOME WAR PRICES.
AForcIblc Reminder of tho Late RCbellIon's
Eject OH stnnlss,

n FOrclblO RoLllhuer OF tho Late RObelllOt'S
Ercct OF Staples.
Mrs.. H. Crayton, Of the firm Of Neill 4
Ellingham, Wholesale grocerg, returned
yesterday from an extended trip through
the State. At Philippi he ran across q
collection OF relics Of Rebellion which arc
interesting now, and iorCibly recall the
depreciation OF Confederate currency to.
ward the close Of the war. The Messrs.
Stricken, Of Philippi, have a big box full
Of Confederate paper money, from % cent
county notes up to 500 notes Of the Con.
federaey. These were taken in the ordi.
nary run Of business by their father, Mr..
L. Fl. STROLLER, who was in business at
Buckingham Court House, Va, during
the war. They also have an old account
book OF their fathers, from which Mr..
Crayton took down some interesting
figures Of sales made In March 1865. A
number Of these ali 1NTRLLlaENcER repor.
ter was permitted to copy, and they are
given below as interesting reading In these
piping times Of peace and "hard times"
nfinpR.
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DoN,r tfiae with any throat or lung dis.
Ease. II you have a cough or cold, or tho
children arc threatened With Group or
whooping cough, use ACkef's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. Il
IL q positive cure, and we guarantee n.
Price 10 and COO at Logan 4 Co.'s and
CHARLES Menkemellet's,
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These prices are In most cases more
than 100 times as high as the same articles
now sell for In the coin OF the realm.
Think Of paying 81 for a sheet Of paper and
an envelope to write a note 10 your girl, or
81 for box Of blsCking a bootblaCk would
have TO charge about q dollar a shine, and
businesS would be dull then, for 1t was not
everybody that could afford to wear shoes
when women's shoes were 500 o pair.
The nail manufacturers could certainly
afford Ia. pay the tEenty.one cent scale
when nails were retailing at s. O pound.
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no SEVEN.
ThO.Dan game with the BELLS, of Pittsburgh,
Yesterday

Yesterday
Threatening weather doubtless kept
many from attending yesterdays game
between tho Bells, Of Pittsburgh,
and, the home nine-that Is, many who
might have paid to get in. The fence
brigade was especially numerous, as usual,
1t would attend only for the satisfaction
OF beating somebody out Of a quarter. OF
course some are poor devils who never
had q cent, but others are well fixed and
could well afford to ante up, Among the
dead beats q prominent saloon keeper and
sporting man OF Martins Ferry was par
ticularly noticeable. The home boys say
they have not got much money but II the
individual referred to ia so near broke
he can got a free ticket to-day by calling
at the office,
The visitors concluded to save Smith,
their best pitcher, for to.day's game,
and put Eascoe in the box. He
was quite wild and ineffective, and
and when his career had ended in two in
nings, nine runs had been piled up by the
local club. Smith was then put In, but 1t
was everlastipgly too late, Tho home
nine both out ielded and out'balled the
visitors, but at tho same time made q
poorer showing in the field than any time
this season. This was partly due to the
inequalities in the inner field and to the
high grass In the outer. The faults ought
to be remedied at once, Both teams play
again to-day at 3:3OP. NJ. and "agame as Is
A raman NAV ha c%nnlldRnklV lnoked lor.
There was a good showing Of ladies yes.
terday and they are requested 10 call
again-and take their escorts. Tho game
was called at the end Of the sixth inning
on account OF rain.
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Boys low cut and base ball shoes 700 at
SToNR'R CASH Sl1oE SToRR.

YOU are cordially invited To call at our
salesroom and examine the Standard 10.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
egt, easiest and stillest running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Gall.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
EDw. L. RosE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street,
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LONDON, July 3O.-rhe balloon Torpil.
leur, which Is fitted with patented steer.
ing and propelliug apparatus, and in which
the aerOnaut L. Harte, and astI onomer
Mingot assembled from Oherbourg, France,
at II o'clock last evening, descended in
London ut . o'c Dock this morning. The
aerial %navigatots will return to CherbourG
and will attempta voyage from that place
to Norway,
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The Council Committee on Health met
last night, and after a good deal Of random
discussion resolved TO recommend TO
Council that the Smith regenetatlvo gas
furnace CtemAtory for burning night soil,
garbage and other filth and feiuse, be con.
Btturted according 10 the plans furnished
by the inventor, Nt q cost not 10 exceed
$500. Mr., Smith was. present and ex:
planned his furnace to the committee and
other gentlemen present,
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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst Casea
Of ten years. standing. No one need Cd tFer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. II Ab.
serbs tumofs, allAys the itching Of once,
i SS'S r y pOI KifS4 EiSsS iGsi fIls o On = PSlDi
10 prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else, Every box 10 warranted by our
Agents, Logan 4 %. and Richardson 4
Goodwin.
Bold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, 600 and 81 per box,
KiRk MEDICINE Co,
Ptophetofs, lotain, Ohio,
L,s,Good& ce,Vsl DfyGoodSthecheapea
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The OH Fever ut NIoundsvllle.

The Moundsvllle mystery OF producers
Craig & Cappeau, the 1.-TWO Joes," persis.
tently keeps itself before the eyes Of the
public. 1t 10 asserted that Just as soon as
Taylorstown is out Of the way the trade
will be all eyes for tho Moundsville well.
This may DO so and then again 1t may
not be 60. The trade from the experience
OF tho past, has an opinion Of West Vir.
ginia wells which Is anything but elevated
and the Moundsville gasser must get down
to a thorough business effort II It expects
to get discounted. Nothing has been done
since the plugs were driven in the hole.
Tankage has been shipped from Washing
ing. The opening up has been indefinite
ly postponed, In the meanwhile leases
are made, and oil men drop In upon the
little village and the local excitement
booms,
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Proposals.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS-BIDs
~, Will DO received until Saturday, August 7, at
o'clock 7. NJ for building q twoStOTy brick
Tho foundation built aud tho brick IUFnIshed or
the ground by owner Of The building, speCllca.
tiolls and drawings Of building can 10 seen al our
present residence III PowlAttGn, Ohio.
!y27.e AARON +. RAMSAY, in,
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" YOu would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented BY dyspepsia, Tee AUker's Dys.
pepslA Tablets, They are q positive cure
Tor dyspepsia, indigestion, lAtulOhCy and
constipation, We guarantee them. 70
and ~ cent?, o. Logan& Co.'s and CHARLES
Menken0leth
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WAsniSoroS, D. O., July 3l.-1 A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio, light local rains variable Winds,
generally notthetly, slightly warmer
weather.
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WEAR Dalbtiggan Underwear. They
RrC the best and cheapest. All sizes ut
U. HESS 4 sons.


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer a. observed al schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday I:
"a. Nj 74'; IL M S3';3 +. NJ, S7'i 4 r.
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Mnnkrnrhn.t mud pongnln,

gsntlemen's shoes, the best fitting and
lightest fine shoe in the market. We
make q special offer OF them Of 50 per pair,
at j, W. AuICR's,
" ll49 Main street,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho lnStallnent plan
whereby you can secure o witch at once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Jewcler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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ElrnCd runs, Wheeling. 2. Two base hits, Spell.
del, /; O'Bright, /. Bases OH balls, OH Smith, 1.
Lett OH bases, Wheeling. 7; Bells, !. Time OF game,
l hour IS mlnnL0g. Umpire, Nj. AnOnymonR.
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SATURDAY, JULY 81, A. b. lSsG,

commencing Rt 10 O'Clock A. w., at tho front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, the following
Described property, that Ia u say: Fart Of Lot
bored fourteen ll4lln Division &C. NJ designated
on the map oil the Suh-diviElon Ci the JOCph
Caldwell estate and additions thor, from to the
city Of Wheeling, In the county Of Ohio, in the
State OF West Virginia, beginning A. a point OIL
the south line Of said lot numbered fourteen ~
ono hundred and twenty C2C) feet from the south
west corner OF said lot numbered fourteen lN;
thence east with said south line Of said 10. sky
SW) feet; thence north and parallel With the wet
line OF said lot ono hundred uOgl feet; thence
west and parallel with the south line Of ,All lot
sixty 1907 feet; thence youth and panllCl with tho
west line Of said 10! ono huudred ClQOI ieCt, TO Tho
place OF beginning, together with the buildings
aud Improvements thereon and HpputtenALte,
t%horeunto, belonging. Eald part Of lot numbered
fourteen "a being sixty (GO) feet ifOntRnd running
back OF even width ono hundred ZOO ieet, aud y
Oh tho southwest corner Of tbs piece Of g'olDI
heretofore conveyed BY Caroline Wilson to William
BChoCkcy by deed dated December q, ISL, and o.
record IN tho OllCo Of tho CLERK Of the County
oil Ohio county, Ia DtO1 Book 30, y, l0llot@
TERMS or BALE-CaSh ID hand on day OF sale.
Il. u DUVESElI, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, Aueiloneer. EOS
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
Cleansed, Purified, and Beautlled by H..
CutlCura Remedies.

II Affords mt pleasure to give Won m.
The cure Of OUT little Rt4ndchldby yo1r r5SpSl0t
kktkbAt, Mhin llx monlhG Oh III, III n'utEt
KAN 10 wei aAu MAD every Appearance Of "
p0h. We pOultteSd IT, but All 10 M = lAtso
About I've months alter It became "A uiSnE p,uttlui,
Soon o her HnrGs formed. llethpa had n.h l,olc.
on each hand, ana Us bis blood becAmr NJ y, them
more Impure II TOOK les time for hem In Sahl
cut 4 sore came TN the Glln, buutaiI, Nv u,eik
Up which WAS very offensive. ms Lr,iH ulltt
solid lcAb, dAehRiglnR d great deal. M. W \ 9ha
condition ~ twenty-five months Ola. ,vbs,'" Y hlA
leiploE lhe GafG 81 him, big mother having 5Gtua,,
when ne was q lu!le more than d year III NJ uleI
sumption ~tScrollla Ol council. III conSiii y Hon'
little, but could not get up Il he iCi da,MM AlA 4
could not move when " bed, hGylnr M ~" 4hd
hands, | Immediately commenced with ia I'm
pufp Remedies, lAinB the CuiiOun and VfT,lEuN'
Soap fro ly, aud when he hVl t1kpn HWo G6nns,tg9ta
the CluolTA RCSolypnt his head VA, eon,pte o.
cured, aud ne was improved IN every waY Y'e'SS.y
were yeLy nueh encouraged, asd continual Ky
sore alter another healed, a IONS rlait. 49,, Vac
IN each one Of these i've desp oags iiu' thmIlng
healing, which would nnally gtoW 10 a, M SvloIe
aiken OUT then they would hsGl IlIidIy. oR My
these ugly bone formations | nlu,ervsj NTGo Of
Aking 4 dozen aud u hall bottles la Ws !, AgET
p!etely cured, aud Is now, vi the aye OF sS' Voll'
! strong aud healthy child. The LraI, oInSfIifa,
hands must always remain; his hands M. siron w.
though we once feared hp would never h. SHnHyH lg,
use them, All that physicians did iur hlm df siytS 70
no good, All who saw the child bCiuic nSip, I'm I'm
Outicura Remedies and see the child nSW Sc cnR. we
~ Wonderful cure the above facts nr SS nj
a's to YOU you arc at liberty 20 Use !hSm; 4"'
May Q, 1855, sax, Clay 81, BlooainasttSSsS, n
The child was really In a wouo C0ndItion
~ appeared " his grandmother, Who, hslnv Spsp
hltnseIery day, became accustomed tothS' 4 NtA
MAGGIE HOPPING
Sold eyerywhere, Gutieuu, % cts; Cutlc.,,
CnTa ResOlVenl, the new Hood puIi6et wv
PrcnaIed BY tho POTTIR DRUG AND CuGSIclI 'i,OO'
send for "How to Cu'p Skin DIsea4es.r
ITGulEG, scaly, pimply and Oily skin bcauIs.,
luN by lhs OltiCutE soap, """peo
a. WEAK BACK. PAIN ard we,Lr...
nv Rcro,S tho Kidneys, ShOotlny hhl WY
A,Eh through tho L0inS, Uterine Ininn, i@lA
FSSAl Ct Strength Aud Activity, inStai,iilYt avg
~ lieyed and lpeedily cured BY iheCn iIc1W'.
Ant'Pain Plaster, Az druggist, sS ,'"A
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FOR the greatest bargains In Dry
Goods, Hosiery, &c., In tho city, go to
EMSllElMER'5 on Eleventh street. DO
not fall TO call,
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IT pays 70 trade aEH. +. BOhtens' stores.
The beet h%ousekeepers have known II for
many yeafB. His business speaks Tor
ITSELF
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all our Gents low cut and cloth top shoes
at prices regardless Of cost or value. See
display In window. l.. V. BLOND.
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Te1rstss Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF NORTH END

TRUsTEE's SALE OF NORTH END
l. RINK.
by virtue Of a Deed Of Trust mate by the Wheel.
Ing Roller Rlnk Association, u corporation under
the laws Of tho State Of West Virginia. TO me AZ
Trustee, dated April 20. 1886, recorded In lhoOGlgI
Of the Clerk OF tho County COutLOl Ohio county,
West Virginia In Deed OF Trust BOOK No II, ii
page 2bli | will sell ut tho front door Of the Court
House Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1856,
commencing Ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 gay: The lease dated February
l, 1885, for Il term Of ten years OH all that parcel II
ground Situated at the corner north Of Filth street
aud west OF Main street Ia the city OF Wheeling,
beginning at Tho point Of iutenpClIOn Of Ail
streets; thence north Oh the west line Of Main
street Bixty.fpu feet; thence west parallel with
Filth street ono hundred and twelve feet; thence
south with o line parallel with the line Of main
street TO tho limo Of Fifth ttrCet slXty,iO feet;
thence cast OH Fifth street " the beginning; tn.
gether, with the, building erected on said liMcl
ground with all improvements, fixtures, lkAtcS,
furniture and all property Of whatever description
contained In said building, known as tic NOith
End Rink.
Terms Of SG!O-Cash.
". J. W. COWDEE, Trustee,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-31

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at Zoe, worth double the money,
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