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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
pyaTU OF ooLsyEL " T. LEIrYER.

Columbia. s. c., April 10 tspecaD.-cOlonel W. T.
Lener Secretary OF state died IN this city, Of heart
disease this morning He had been in perfect health
and was preparing to attend church
when he complained of feeling I'll and
sat on a sofa The next moment he fell TO tho moor
dead. His age was ff'y-nne years. He was gallant
oncer in tho Confederate service and lost leg I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
M FIvsR OF A FARMERS TRUST

Topeka Kan, April 15.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting to advocate & Farmers Trust was held yes
krdsy at Meriden, Jefferson County. An earnest
and expressive set OF resolutions adopted urging
that convention be held at Topeka Tuesday, May
!, 1855, and asking the Governors OF the States and
Territories in the valley Of the Mississippi to appoint
saei eight delegatfS 10 be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
ASKING FOE THEIR VOTEs IND PRAYERS.
WOMAN VINO WANTS TO BE SCHOOL coMMIs-

A WOMAN VINO WANTS TO BE SCHOOL CoMMls-
sIoxER IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston. S. c., April 10 (SpeciaD-A new oe
psrture in the direction OF womans rights has been
made in Union County. Miss Eliza A. Garner is out
card announcing herself a candidate for School
Commissioner at the approaching state election In
Der card she says that she proposes If elected to give
1900 worth Of school books TO the poor children OF
the public schools and all her time and means to the
cause of education. She asks the votes and prayers
OF the people in her behalf - 80 , ,
This is the first time In the history Of the state that
a woman has ever appeared a candidate for public
Office II Is said of Miss Garner that some years ago
she disguised herself IN mems clothes and entered
WOnord College, In this State. Her sex was discovered
however and she quietly expelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
Az yyTERooLLEoIArE CHESS CLUE.

Philadelphia. April 10 tspeciaD.-The Columbia Col
lege Chess Club has suggested tie chess PLAYERS Of
the University Of Pennsylvania that they send dele
gates 10 an intercollegiate convention TO be held I'm
New-York on May 20 for the purpose Of forming
intercollegiate chess association. Harvard, Yale,
Princeton and Cornell have been asked to ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
THE EMPEROR IN BED ALL DAY.
FREQUENT FITS OF COUGHING CAUSED BY LII
NEW

Berlin April 15.-The Emperor remained IN Ueu uii,
tn I o'clock day. The irritation produced Oy 'he
capuls caused frequent attacks OF coughing ana us
urbed the Emperor's rest until early in the morning.
After rising the Emperors walked In the garucn anu
~ 'aod receved visits from the Crown Prince
"a Ir,ncess and the Grand Duke and Duchess OF Ba-
Sen Later Count Eulsnberg reported SeFoSg , DX NV
n..a Affairs Thousands of people "alleu lor many
Srs In Inter den Linden in the hope OF seeing tHe
W1"neror drive out HIS Majesty was unable even W
attend chapel - -,
N,,aDtg,t-1be Emperor has been in bed all day,
ona his cough continues. Otherwise there are no
dsquieting symptoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16

Easton, Penn, April - (speciaD.-Ibe trlal OF Dr
II. NJ. Cox of Port Murray charged WIN Deing inc
nr.ctnaI IN be malpractice case resulting in Jennie
Osborne,s death ended today at 0 a. NJ, with vcr-
dict OF guilty. Ills counsel stated that new trial
would be asked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
coyDYrroy or TIE oFoWTyG WHEAT

viii saw this rccl,. @ snrnc is now 50 far advanced
that the real condition Of the winter wheat can be ap-
proxlmately determined. The fear eXpre''eu III ou'
last report. March o. that 'the condition Is more 'Aey
to grow worse than to improve In the mex! 'wo or
three weeks has been realized IN the s'aoS OF h4n@
aud Illinois. while reports from other & 9I 'he srce,
winter wheat growing states show a. MN ptIte'E,- ~
age Of coudtIon as at that date, with Slsh gain IN
lrrta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
crrn,nr r1rn oLRROLIC ACIR

Freehold. y. J.. AprI 15.-N'ehael Foy' a coach
man. comm,tted suicide this morning by drinking
oaraollc acid lie was employed by Mayor Bennett
Of this city Foy left his home on WEDNESDAY morn,
ng and nothing was heard from him until no returned
to his home this morning intoxicated having ooen on
nrotrsctod snr.o slnco wednesday. When he entered
,ha ho,s. :. hooor. abusive TO HIS wife, who chded
him for being drunk He left the house telling his
wife that he would tx things, ana "en' l''9 w pat,
where he drank the acid. lie was iou"N '"o'"'' '"'
dfqd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16

in his underelothing and garments and shoes
found under fence near by. He is thought 70
correspond TO the descriptions OF the nocturnal Vslo
frightened residents OF the East NewYork part OF
Brooklyn last week by appearing in their bedrooms III
his underwear He is prisoner In the New Utech1
Town Hall He IS believed have been connected Win
a number OF recent mysterious robberies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16

Kansas City, Mo-, April IA dispatch TO " The
Tlmcs' from Bouham, Texas, says that joshua Furr,
a farmer living i've miles west of here was "aoueu
with a pair Of scissors aud probably fatally Injured
by his Mfr EIldaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
PUNISHED BY IyDIANA WHITE CAPS

louisville April ia band OF White caps made
RAID Friday night In the country back ofNew'Albany,
ma They visited tho house Of Mrs. Jones, widow
AND whipped soundiy her three boys because they
would not work Then they visited William Wright,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
LUCKY" BALDWIWS RACERS INA WRECK
SEVERAL VALUABLE ANIMALS SAID TO HAVE
REEN HURT IN AN ACOIDLNT.

BEEN HUKI IN AN AOUIDTNT
Kansas City, Mo-, April 15.-A dispatch to The
Tlme5o from Albuquerque N. NJ, says 1t Is reported
here that a train containing thirty horses Of Lucky"
Badwins stable has been wrecked Peach Springs,
Arz. and that several of the most valuable Of the
horses have been badly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
nnnIYArrn .rer CoYaREs&

Lancaster, Penn, April 15-Marrou Broslus has
been nominated for Congress by the republicans OF
tho IXth District defeating John A. Helstand. the
present Representative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16

whom they warned TO lcave the State, and lawyer
!rci" IeavcnwCih who had been paving attentions TO
Mrs. Joncs's daughter. They threatened him with tar
and feathers unless lie left home within half hour.
lie at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
IyTLpoyERTr LEAVES THE ACADEMY.

The Anti Poverty Society bade farewell to the Academy
OF Music last night Hereafter the meetings will be
held a he large bali Of the Cooper Institute The usual
largo and enthusiastic audience gathered 10 hear Dr.
McGIynn denounce the heads oi the Catholic Church.
every reference 20 whom brought hses and cGoans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
Is rHIs rHg lux WHO soARED EAsr NEwY0RKi

man who gave the name Of Benjamin Cox. age forty.
one and said he sailor and landed from schooner
at Erie Basin days ago, caught trying 10 enter
house In Bay Ridge, a. L. on Friday night He was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
4 PROSPEROUS REFORMER.
FINE GOVERNNENT CARRIAGES.
fpr TELEGRAPH TO THE rmBUxE.]

FAT JOB AT PAINTING-BIG PROFITS ON WASTE
PAPER SO.CkLLED.
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WILL LOUISIANA BE STOLEN2
BULLDOzING AND FRAUD ORDERED.
AN INFAMOUS LETTER TO RETURNING OFT.
GERS

THE SITUATION AS SEEN BY Ex.covrRNop u.v-
MoTH-THE STATE REPUBLICAN RYAIIpcp
MAJORITY - GOVERNOR McENERy1s
fLhDGES FOR FAIR ELECTION
OVERCOME BY THE BULLDoZ
ERs A CONSPIRACY TO
CARRY THE NORTH.
ERN PARISHES
BY FRAUD.
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SIXTEEN PERSONS HURT.
ACCIDENT TO A PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN.

PASSENGERS FROM NEw.YoRK AND BROOKLYN
BADLY INJURED AND FRIGHTENED BY
COLLISION IN PHILADELPHIA
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Land Advertisements

will be taken at the rate OF % an inch. Descrlp.
tons Of tra9ts Of land 10 DO published as reading
natter. 90 cents line. No reading notice taken
for less than $40.
livery Lawyer should insert his card. % an
inch.
opportunities will favor Us by forwarding their
advertisements at once, accompanied by postal
note. money order or che ", since II would be OBJ.
viouAly next 10 impossible 70 open and follow up
90 many new and small accounts.
This edition OF the Intelligencer will be printed
entirely from new type,
Orders for the paper should come early, and IN.
der tho same conditions
Very respectfully,
FREW. CAMPBELL & HART.
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A Sure cure found at last. No one need
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed.
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered by DR.. William ian Indian
remedy,) called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need sui.
fer Ave minutes after applying this won
deriul soothing medicine. Lotions, In.
strumenta and eleCtnaries do more harm
than good. William 9 Indian Pile Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intenae
itching, acts as pouitice, gives instant and
painless relief and lie prepared for Piles
and nothing else. Thousands Of cured
patients attest its virtucs, and physicians
Of sill schools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution to medicine Of the age. It
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, Maysville, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured me
after years Of suffering"
Judge Oofinbury, Cleveland, o., says:
~ have found by experience that Dr..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hundreds Of such testimonials.
Do not aufier On instant longer. Sold by
druggists. D4w
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THE
.IntgIIigGnGGr!
STATE BOOM EDITION.

The INfTrIIoutCEl has now in preparation q
Special state Development Edition, which will be
devoted 10 the resources Of West Virginia The
aim Il 70 attract attention 70 this state e Offering
Inducements 70 farmers, Gra1erS, Wool'gfoWefS,
Grape RroWen and Fruit growers generally; TO
Minen LumbeFmen and Manufacturer, who may
wish % avail themselves Of West VIrginiA's ad'
YantAges
Orders for this speciGl Boom Edition have been
Teceiged lhpa far TO the extent OF ~, 900 eoples
We collide tly look for an edition Of $4,000, and
II may even reach higher figure. Tho paper VII
DO circulated In this country among, capitalists
and those who may DO looking for new homes, and
will also b. spread throughout selected Localities
In Europe.
The SPECIAL STATE DEVELOPMENT EDITION Of the
INTEt1IoENcER will de.crl6e the whole stste ~
general, and each particular resource In detail ;
and will devote ono article 70 each County, show:
Ing the advantages Of the same for deV lopment
and settlement
There will be large nap Of the State, showing
all the Railroads, the proposed Railroads, water;
ways, TurnpIkes and County Roads general
article Devoted 10 resume Of The resources and
advantages OF the State, will be printed In Ger.
man, French, Welsh, sWedIIh and probably also
Norwegian.
The paper viii be composed Of 10 or 80 pages.
The price will DO that Of the ordinary edition Of
the Daily Intelligencer, cents Z copy In any
there viii be public spirited citizens who viii de,
sire to 'end copies Of these papers 10 friends who
will halp to pas around the great advantages Of
West Virginia II is this kind Of advertisement
that has developed the great West.
In Iesponse to many requests, tho pubfiSherS
htSe determined 70 admit limited amount Of I'D.
Of the newspaper shall serve It's purpose ~ show.
Ing that West Virginia n not altogether raw
HtGte, but has well begun hor own development.
twill BIO worth something 10 BhoW that we have
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STICK 10 THE HOME MARKET.

An Earnest Appeal to American Farmers to
Stand by Protection.
Tariff League Bulletin.
What makes eggs sell ct forty cents per
dozen in Philadelphia and eight cents per
dozen in Georgia?
Why do not the Eastern farmers sell
their corn and wheat at the same rates as
the farmers Of Nebraska and Dakota?
Why do the Eastern farmers leave
wheat for the extreme Northwest, unless
they can do better by supplying the
home demand for other produCta that pay
better?
Why would not the farmer in Dakota
get IS much for his wheat, il sold in his
own neIghborhood, % the Eastern farmer
does for bic, II he had 9 home market for
TIA demand from people in other pur.
suits? Why need he pay transportation
to England, TO compete there with wheat
from India, where men work for six cents
o day and live on rice and millet, when
by building up home demand he could
get just GO much at home and save the
cost OF transportation?
Why must the American wheat grower
be subject to the control OF the wheat
he Is compelled by inadequate home de.
mand to send his supplies to European
mRrketa Tor sale? And ia there any way
to got rid Of this competition with slaves
and bGrbafians, except by producing leHs
wheat, or by developing and increasing
the home market by fostering and pro-
noting diversified industries through pro-
tection2
Statistics OF transportation show that
tho wheat growers are now receiving
largely increased prices over what they
did few years ago, in consequences OF the
diminished cost OF getting 1t to market.
But why not gave al this cost by selling
1t at home? And is not this declining cost
Of transportation all over the world two
edged swordf Does 1t not furnish your
competitors in your foreign markets a
means Of underselling you? For, while
you seek to get the benefit OF cheaper
heights to enable you to live in the busi-
ness as Americans ought to live, your
competitors, who are satisfied 10 live on
nsxt to nothing, and wear next to nothing,
and sleep out Of doors, are ready to give
these benefits to the buyer and to accept
prices which are returned 10 him, which
you cannot afford. Reduced cost OF trans
portation, inland and on the aes, is des.
lined ere long to drive you out Of the Eu'
ropean markets and compel you, In SELF
defense, to stand by your home markets,
and strengthen the walls which are now
your barriers against the invasion OF our
Atlantic and Pacific ports by Asiatic car
goes OF food.
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Ano 1ouuk woman LoE ~ huuA tAASo SsS'I1.
Sacrifices his Royal Diguities.
On next Thursday, March 10, Prince
Oscar, second son OF the King Of Sweden
and Norway, will marry at Bournemouth.
In England, Ebba Munck. In takingthls
step he will renouucs all his rights, pre-
negatives and titles as member Of the
Royal Family, and become plain citiEsn.
All the world surely loves lover Of this
intense sort. His love affair with Miss
Munck dates back ten years, but not till
recently did he divulge his feelings, even
to Miss Munck herself. 1t was only after
much earnest and perseverlng effort that
be obtained the Royal assent to his mar
rage with Miss Munck, and then It was
owing mainly to the pleading OF his
mother.
Miss Munck Is descendant Of family
long know in the history Of Sweden. The
principal member Of the family to-day is
Captain Eugene Munck, OF the Swedish
navy, who resides at Stockholm. His
father, Colonel Munck, had half.brother,
Lieutenant Colonel 4. ]. Munck, who
married twice, the second time with Bar
oness Henrietta Cederstrom. Two child.
rem were born OF this marringe-B.
Munck, 1857, now Lieutenant in cavalry
regiment in Smaland, and Ebba Henri
eta Munck, the bstrothed Of Prince Os.
car, born October "a, 1858, Her father.
now dead, was Colonel of cavalry regi-
ment in the army, and atterERrd Post,
master Of Jonkoping. Her mother Is still
living at Stockholm.
Prince Oscars betrothed was chosen in
1882 ss maid OF honor to the Grown Prn:
CesR, and occupied her place at court till
1886. She then left and devoted herself
TO nursing the sick in the Queens Hos
pital, Stockholm. The bstrotnal between
Prince Oscar and Miss Muuck took place
January 30, in the Royal palace, Stock
holm.
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In medication, as In Aught else prudence should
DO our guide. Yet Thousands cast It to the winds
Every new nOstEum ends Itl patrons, the medical
empires Of every false school have their gulls,
EVGry change In the gGuut Of humbug Is rung
successfully time at leAS.-the notes being
iurulIhcd By the CredulOus. In happy contrast to
the many advertised impoatureS Of The day stands
Holtettets Stomach Btttera, now In It's third de-
cAae Of popularity approved and recommended
By physicians iudoned by the preSS Of many
lands sought and priE.d By tnvGii's everywhere.
Il a an Alce tAine1 BPetiic for and preventive OF
mAlAriL dlgeAIes, chronic Indigestion, liver com.
plant and constipation, checks the growth Of
and useful diuretIc. Nervous people benefit By Il
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
The annual meetings Of the stockholders and
directors Of tho wheeling & Harrisburg Rail.
way Company Of West Virginia will be held at
The compAny'G office, No lG2l Uhapline street,
Wheeling, W. Va, OIL Tuts1Gy, the 18th day OF
March, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A u.
mI6 R. II COCHRAN. President.
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WEST VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.
Pensions Granted to Oitlzons Of this State
Since tho Last report.

Pensions Granted to OitlzenS of this State
Since the Last Report.
Special Dispaseh TO he InteIItgener.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 5.-The fol-
lowing additional pensions have been
granted to West VirGiniRns:
Original invalid, Alpheus Wilson, Jakes
Run; Alfred Mooney, Charleston; Madi.
son Csllisou, Big Clear Greek, ending De-
cember 81, 1896, deceased; John
Lenaster, Oly6q, deceased, ending
March Is, 1885; Patrick Malta,
Weston; Marx williams, West Union i
Daniel Kuhnes, Banner; william B. AL.
len, Silver Hill Richland D. Cart, Charles
ton; Samuel Jewell, Union Mills; Salmon
NJ. Chambers, Huntington, ending April
2, 1880, deceased; David D. Wilson, De-
Kslb; John e. Pratt, Oampi Job Snyder,
Letart; Isaac Taylor, Barboursville Tai.
bolt Barch, Ella; Aaron Love, Peel Tree !;
Andrew Howell, Long Reach.
Increase-O. Gathers, Friendly; =
Sheets, Bridgeport; Elisha Brumage,
Worthingson; Henry Roger, Spencer;
Chas. W. 6hipe, Barboursvllle; Ben amin
F. McVicker alias franklin McYicker,
Cecil; James H. Bean, Peel Tree Charles
s. Walker, Charleston; William o. Cook,
Chap; Solomon Stewart. Joseph's NH
Jacob Trays, Littleton; q. Cossin, Ar
buckle; Norman Arnett, Moore; James
F. Blake, Red House Shoals; Geo. w.
Walker, Huntington; Geo. W. Taggart,
PArkeraburg; VIM. N. Jemison, Middle
bourne,
Reissue and Inprease-E. A. Cham.
berlain, Wellsburg.
Original Widows-Martha A., mother
Of Alopzo L. 0'Bnen, Weston; Sarah,
mother OF Anthony Carroll, Wheeling;
Martha Jane, mother OF Maxwell Bay
les, Littlston.
Vaudeville.
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NorICE.


The stockholders having decided to retire from
business, we take pleasure In advising you that all
OF our WeAt Virginia Tkks have this day been rein
sured iu the old and reliable Providence Washing
ton insurance Company, Of Providence, 3 l., Or.
ganlzed In 1879, and we'll known as one oil the best
Of the millionaire companies oil America.
Mr.. D. 9 Morgan, for many yeErs The General
AGENT Of the "RtnA" has been appointed the
Wheeling Agent for tho providence Warrington "
which company will continue the business hereto
fore carried on by the "GEtna," In the same office
No. 1875 Market street.
AL policies OF The "IEtRa" can be exchanged fol
those Of the providence Washington" without
any expense whatever, and Mr.. Morgan will give
personal attention TO all matters connected with
the above trAnffer.
Commencing the purchasing company and Itl
agent to Your good will and patronage, we are
Respectfully,
PETER WELTY,
J. K. CCORTEEY,
CHRIST. HESS,
3. N. Gil INLAND,
@. W. sRABRIGHT,
AYR0N HUbBARD,
Directors lEtnA 1ng. Co.
L. II. BCHAlTr
Secretary IRtnA Ins Co.
HOLGER DEkOUUE
General Manager Providence Washington Insur.
anoe Company.
WHEELING, February Is, 1888. mr1Th
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the MONEY and BtOoA
ATaFk.ka

NEW YoBE, March 7.-MOnsy on cAlleAsy at "a
per cent, last loan per cent, closed offered at
per cent Prime mercantile paper 6a6H per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady at 81 S6hA
SIX, Total sales OF stocks today were Soo,772
shares.
The stock market was again more active to-day
though the Improvement In the amount Of bphineal
done WA spssmodlc and irregular, and while tno
list was strong In the forenoon II ave way dApst
was very heavy selling IN the Beading crowd at
opening, but the offerings were absorbed ano no
impression was made Is the time on tRe 4tocH,
hni later II sold Oh with the rest OF me LnI' ~
which the reduction OF coal prices may have had
something 70 do.
Railroad bonds showed little more animation,
the sales Of the day amounting TO Sl,Ols,V0O'
Government bonds dull but nrIn.
State bonds were dull and steady.
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a Good SELECTION.
an,,tt NJ JefTer.on.

Spirit OF Jefferson.
The selection Of B. @. Washington,
Esq,, Of this county, % the member OF
this Senatorial district Of the Executive
Committee Of the West Virginia 1mmi-
grafton and Development Association, Was
q wise act. Mr.. W. is the right man IN
the right place, and the people OF Jeter-
con, Berkeley and Morgan will find that
he will take a deep and active interest in
ali that will Gouducs to the material ad.
vsncemsnt Of this section and the State st
large az we'll,
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sroCKHoLDERs' MRRrlNGs.
NOTICE.

At & speStAl meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
EtnA Fire and Marine Insurance Company, held
At iA office February u, 1873 the following reSolu'
tion was passed:
Resolred, a majority oil the stock being repre-
santed aud voted In favor OF such disconttnuAnce,
that the business Of this coIpotauon KtnR Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, be discontinued;
and that public notice Of tho foregoing resolution
be given by advertisement In the Wheeling Daily
Register, q newspaper OF general circulation pub
liIhed near the principal office aud place OF bust.
ness OF this corporation. aud that the foregoing
resolution DO certified by the President under his
hand aud the common seal Of the corporation TO
Attest: H. NJ. sCHMtTT.
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NXEOUToR's SALE
,aAIVV IVn q bhAE
OF
Centre Wheeling Property.

Az executor Of Thomas. H. Wins, deceased, ]
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1888,
at 10 O'Clock .. m, sell at auction at the Court
House Of Ohio county, the following real estate:
!; Lot 81 on the southeast corner Of Main street
and Alley IS
2. The north SO feet inches Of Lot 81 on the
southwest corner Of Main street. aud Alley Is
TERNs OF sALE-One third and aA mui h moro oil
the purchase money 10 the purchaser may elect "a
pay, cAEH; and tine re1ldue In two equal payments
In one and two Yeas with interest fro day Of sale
payable annually, notes with good personal eecu
Hty 70 be gEgu therefor by the purchaser and also
70 be secured BY satisfactory insurance, aud tho
Tue 70 DO retained until payment IN tull.
d. ", AhICK,
Executor Of Thomas II. Wins, deceased.
J, Q, HEAyEY, AuctiOneer, mE7.WeAa