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NOTES FOR TIIB FARMERS.

The bones Of n wcll-bred, well-fed pig
represent only about 8 per cent OF its
gross weight.
The only sure road TO success in rais-
ing swine is in keeping the pigs healthy
and constantly growing.
OF 100000 bales Of wool offered in
London at the last two sales the Ameri-
can purchases have been but $500 bales.
? II you do not want your highly-im-
proved pigs to dwindle until they be-
come razOr-back, you must feed them
plenty OF succulent food.
The exports of wonteds from Bradford
to the United States in January were
valued ut $404,350, against $26i, $40 for
the same month last year.
Unsound grain should never be fed to
u horse The small amount of food re-
quired in proportion to the size OF the
body makes it necessary thatth food be
Of the best quality.
A good nights rest goes long ways
toward making horse able to do II good
days work. All the stable comforts that
can be afforded are certainly due the
horses that are compelled to work hard
all day.
The eattlemen Of Northern and West
ern Texas denounce the bill pending in
Congress abolishing the Bureau of Ami
nal Industry and substituting therefor q
board Of three members to be appointed
by the President.
Flowing is generally rs hard work on
horses us any on the farm. tits therefore
Il poor plan to put young horses at ploW,,
ing for their experience. Even old
horses should be hardened" before they
are put to the pillow steadily.
The report OF the Department OF Agri-
culture shows an increase OF 5 per cent
in horses, the largest gains being west oil
the Mississippi, and places the number
at between thirteen and fourteen mil
lion. The increase in mules was 81 per
cent.
Could We but stamp swine plague out
OF the country once and forever, swine
breeding would become the most profit,
able OF live stock industries; but patent
cure.all.swine disease nostrums serve
only to deplete the farmers pockets.
Cincinnati Price Current: Summing up
the whole situation, the winter wheat
crop, with usual 'hardships during the
month Of March, can not be expected tc
give IN average yield, but il the condt
tons should be especially favorable right
along fairly good yield is possible.
According to the last crop report O
Michigan the cost OF placing various pro
ducts on the market is as follows: Wheat
costs per bushel SIS cents, corn 81
cents and oats 2s.6 ccntsper bushel. The
net cost to the farmer Of ton Of hay ii
placed at an average Of 81 IS for the en-
tire State.
In the late winter and early sprint
this country imports largely OF foreigi
vegetables, such as new onions, greer
peas, tomatoes and new potatoes
though an increasing proportion OF thes'
things Is being produced each year ant
marketed in the North by our owl
Southern States.
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CHICAGO, March Observation-Disclosures 100
head; shipments 5000 head; market strong;
steers 81 lOG5 20: BtOckers and feeders q 2a9 7O
cows, bulls ind mixed s. 00l 90: bulk s. S5a3 90:
Texas cattle 81 Sal %. HOgs-RecelptS 1880
head: shipments $500 head; market strong, clos.
ing weak: mixed s. 2nI5 10; heavy 81 ;s5a5 60;
light s. lOa5 49, skips 81 50l5 90. sheep-Rccciptt
5000 head; shipments 1000 head; market
stronger: natives 81 00a6 western q 76AG %;
Texans s. 2jal q lambs s. g5a7 20.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March i-Cattle- Receipts
Is. head; shipments a0g head; market closing dull
on account 81 raiisoaa hloekaties; prices s. Gu
8 y; fair TO- good 81 9iai 50; common s. 7hai 90
IIogs-Recclpt4 100 head; shipments 500 head:
market firm; PhllRdclphias s. 7oa5 80; mixed
S. GOah -; Workers S. 5Ou6 90; common to fair
s. Las 40t pigs 81 Tia5 co. shecp-Rccelpt ,22OC
head; shipments 80 head: market slow on nc,
CONT Of blOckndcs; primo 81 10; inir 10 good
s. 2ha5 70i eoIRpon - a0ai 70; lambs Sso0G7 %.
CNCISSATI, o., March l4,-Hogs steady: com
mon aud Light 81 OO45 90; packing and butch
erS s. 3ha5 Is; receipts 2,10O; shipments ~
head,
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The Immigration Convention Revelation.

The Immigration Convention Revelation.
Wet Virginia Democrat.
The delegates at the meeting held on
the 10Th of February ut Wheeling were
very numerous. Among them were very
many earnest and capable men. They
assembled ut the invitation OF business
organization, to confer upon the interests
and the development OF the State. Jeat-
GUS care was taken to prevent anything
Of co.called 'pOlitica" character. The
motives Of the convention was right
It's work accomplished will be of practi-
cal benefit. Business men bent on at
tending to public mattersare said to have
effected more in their session OF ten
hours than has been done inthat direc-
ton in twenty years. We trust this is
true, and are willing to Concede it. AS
the results of this convention so forth to
the world holding up to view the State,
her wonderful resources and her posi-
bilities, there will be presented an object
lesson that we have time and again
sought to picture.
This general turning out OF citizens
and the ignoring OF party lines, was not
80 intended; but 1t was in fact an indl-
rect protest against the manner in which
the States interests have been neglected
by successive legislatures that have sat
for months, with greater opportunities
and fuller powers, than this non-parti-
san assembly possessed.
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which Was II > BEACON or shNkespenre.

The authorship Oishe dramatic productions
attributed to the last Of the above named isagi-
tatlng litcEy circles to the very centre, but az
lOcts the practical masses far less than the mo-
mentous question, how to regain or preserve
health, that essential Of bodily and mental &C.
pineui," We can throw far more light on this
latter subject than the most profound shakes
peariAn can on the question flnt pFopOunded.
II the system Is depleted, the nerves shAky; II
or constantly; II the skin Is yellow aud tongue
iurred - In blliOusness: II there are Fremont.
tory twinges Of onc0ming rheumatism or neuml.
giA; II the kidneys arc luActlye-use Hostetter's
Stomach bltteFa, the 1nest recuperant OF an age
prolific In beneficial and succesdinl remedies.
Remember, II malaria threatens or AiHictS, that
e nOuEaliIoS the poison and ioEtlael the system,
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W. II. HALLEn, AuctIOnccr. jC'

The above sale is hereby adjourned until satur.
dI ~ AAF'A ~ 1850 G.o.sMITH, Trustee.
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DYSPEPSIA

PArSE's CELERY COMPOUND strengthens the
stomach, and outlets the nerves OF tho dIgCs.
tive organs. This is why 1t cures eyOn tho
worst cases OF Dyspepsia.
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NEw YoRE, March Ii.-petseleum opened firm
at we, after slight decline advanced rapidly
to SIC. Heavy realizing caused reaction In
fore the close another decline occurred. and the
market closed weak al 9G1Ic. Sales 772,0OO bar.
rcls,
on CRY, Pa, March H.-opcncd al g7sEc:
highest 9Sse; lowest 9Glc; closed at 96tSc; sales
l,3i2,OOO barrels; clcRrances 1906, 600 barrels,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March ll.-Petroleum dun
and heavy; opened at VIC: closed Ut 961Sc;
highest 9S1Sc; lowest 500.
BRADPoRp. PA, March l4.-opcncd at 99Sc;
closed at gsc; highest 9S1Ec; lowest 96{c; clear.
anccs 20, 90 barrels,
TIrUsvIlLE, Pa, March l4-Opened At 97Isc;
highest CSC; lowest O6ltc; closed at 9611Sc.
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The REASON why Acker's blood clixer
is warranted, is because II is the best
blood preparation known. 1t will pos
lively cure all blood diseases, puriiics
the whole system, and thoroughly builds
up the constitution. Remember we
guarantee it. Logan 4 Co., G. r. Goetz,
q. Menkemiller, R. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros. 8
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock Mar.
k0tS.

New Yoax, March M.-Monsy on call easy a,
2as per cont; closed offered at * per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, task per cent sterling ex'
change, Ttsady and unchanged. Total sales Of
stocks to-day, lO6, lO7 shares
The stock market opened strong on buying
oriert from London. After the hr5t hour the
beafS made fierce attack on the whole market
and q number Of damaging rumOFs were put IN
circulation. Market closed strong on light bust
ness.
Railroad bonds steady; sales 500, 600, with
transactions practically az unchanged figures.
Government bonds duh and unchanged.
State bonds dull and UNCHANGED
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Auction Sales.

A UCTI0N SALE-I WILL OFFER
"A At public auction on Thursday, the 18th
day Oi March, 1883, at 10 O'Clock A. ", At " Six
teenth street, the following Household Goods,
to.ViI; -Four Bedroom EetS, six Brussels Carpets,
= Pine ParlUr Suit, Extension Table and Dining
room Furniture, lot Of ChinawaTe, bookcase,
Sllverwarp, one Fine Kitchen Range, etc., etc.,
VI. Il. HALLER,
mrS AuetionSSr,
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TIME STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
J. ONO COUNTY. ,,...... ~, WI.
In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Wiz
Vinln March Rules lSSS.
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The Most Important Work.
-, -. ,,,,,3 H.,

National StOck1Rdn and Farmer
From this time until after the crops
are all planted is an important time on
the farm, as the success or value OF the
rrops for the season depend largely
upon how tho work is done, Plenty Of
manure properly applied, giving US q
reasonably rich soil ut least, thorough
plowing when the soil is in proper con:
ditiou Tor doing good work, good seed OF
good varieties sown or planted at the
right time and in the right manner, are
necessary in securing a good germina-
ton and a start TO grow. And We can.
not expect and have no assurance OF
good crops unless these conditions are
properly fulfilled. II we properly plan
our work, and make all neediul prepara-
tons ahead, we have made q good step
toward being able 10 do this oil properly
and In q good season; and under ordl'
nary conditions the nearer We are able
to do this the better will be the results
secured.
We ought to have all the manure that
can be secured about the place hauled
out and applied to the land, While II y
best, OF course, to have the manure well
rotted before appling, yet never con
sidered it as being good economy to keeF
all the manure made during the latter
part OF winter or early spring In the sta
ble-yard or bedding places gil through
the season Of blowing and ealtiyating, IN
order 10 rot, because generally after th'
seasons work finally opens there Is very
little TING that can he shared in hauling
out manure. Flowing, narrowing ant
doing the necessary work Of preparing
the soil in the proper condition 70
planting the seed win usually be sutti
Gent to incorporate the manure reaAon
ably well with the soil.
We must be prepared to commence
the blowing as soon as the condition 9
the soil viii admit. This Is general.
considered as the opening work oil III
spring, and care should be taken 70 90
that tits done thoroughly, as upon tn
manner this 70 done the larger part 9
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The people who laugh Mt the idea OF a
country house being call "The Pines" or
"The Cedars" think it perfectly proper
to call an apartment ro0kery Of twenty
dollar fats 1.-THE saragossa" or Srhe
Minlnmnrn
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There an increase Of nearly 200 head In the
number Of the offerings over last weeks record,
and there 10 some Improvement In the prices
obtained. Trade was fairly active In most ot the
yards, The quality generally was very good.
Prices ranged Mt OK 10 nc for common 70 fair,
and 51tA1eSc for the better grades, most sales at
7JSaTtsc, net.
OF thc receipts 6,lOd head came over the Penn.
EylvaniA railroad, and ll6 head over the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad,
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any love, what magic spell Is thrown
UpSn YOUR face? Its charm own.
Whence came thy purc aud pGarly teeth!
Thy SoSy lIpS3 Thy periumed brCathT
She SaId, ifi accents sweet and clear,
M,Tls only SDLnnONT, my heAr.n
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rh. AImn.nllrrn of Lo1n

is pure, sweet breath. This desidera.
tum is one Of the results Of using Sozo.
DON'T, which not only invigorates and
preserves the teeth, but renders the
mouth Us fragrant as u rose. TTIIs&w
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Tho question rs to whether the coming
woman will wed or not appears to be
agitating the rcformers. In the mean
time the coming women so on marrying
Us fast us they continue to come.
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WEAK NERVES.
RHEUMATISM

PAiSEs CELERY COMPOUND purihes tb
blood. II drives out the Tactic acid. whicl
causes rheumatism, and restores tho blood
making organs to healthy condition. Tn
true remedy for Rheumatism. =.
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a correspondent asks: "woaId you or
any OF your many readers inform con-
slant reader how to learn to play the
tlnto2n Not il we know ourselves.
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NEW YORK, March li.-Cotton nominal; up.
lands iOc Orleans l0 sales ISJ bales: futures
closed steady; March Q1Sc; April gSGc; May 900:
June l0.Oic; July ln.nSc: September 9,S5c; Oc-
tobcr g,6lc; November $3.50; December g.Sic;
January oslo.
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Point Ploatani Register.
The Wheeling INTELLldEScER came
out Monday morning in IN entire now
dress. L is rs good rs It is handsome.
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Jones-Fish are spoken of rs tho fisher
mans harvest; whNis that2
Smith-Because the fishermen have to
plough the waves to get them.
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1t is now the season OF sackcloth and
ashes; but society wants the sackcloth
made up becominGly and the ashes must
be ashes OF roses.
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CONSTELLATION

Do you feel dull, lRnguid, low-gpiritcd, llre-
lcss, and indcscribably miserable, both physi.
cally aud mentally; experience sense OF
fulluess or hloAtluR after eating, or OF gone
ness" or emptiness Of stomach in tho morn
Ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste ~
mouth, Irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred eyeslght, =" floating Bpeeks
before the eyes, nervous prostitution or eI-
dnustion, irritnDlllty of temper, hot huBheSr
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
biting, transient pains here and there, cold
feet, drowsIness after meals, wakcfulncss, OF
disturbed and unreireshing sleep, constant,
understandable feeling or dread, or OF impend-
II you have all, or any considerable number
Of these symptoms, you nre suffering from
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease Inns become, the
greater the number and diversity OF Bymp-
toms. No matter whit stage II has reached,
Or. PIcrce's Golden Medical Discovery
will subduO Il, II taken according to dlrec-
lions for a reasonable length Of time. II NOS
cured, complications multiply and C0nsump-
ton ofthe Lungs, Skin Diseases Heart Disease,
Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
or later, induce u fntll termination.
DIR. PfeFccsa Golden Medical DIS.
coVery acts powerfully upon tho Liver, ana
through that great blood purifying organ,
clcAnscs tho system OF all blo0d-taints and i'm
purities, from whatever cause arising. 1t y
equally elllcaciouB In acting upon tho Kid
neyR, md other cXcrCtory organs, cleansing,
strengthening, aud healing their diseases. As
an appctizing, restorative tonic, u promotes
digestion and nutrition. thereby building up
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity in curing Fever md Agno, Chiiis and
Fever, Dumb Aguc. and kindred disease.
DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
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nFOR The BLOOD IS TIE LIFE.'
CONgUMPTION,

which Il ScroTuIa Orthc Lungs, Is arrested
and cured by this remedy, II taken In the
cartier stages AZ tho disease. From Its mar
vicious power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first Offering this now wnrld-famed rent
eiv to the public, DR.. Pierce thought seriously
m calling it his "CoNsUMpTIoH CURE," but
abandoned that name rs too restrictive for
a medicine which, from Its wonderful conf
blnatIon OF tonic, or strengthening, Alternative;
or hlood-clcansng, nnu-btIious, pectOral, anu
aS a remedy for Consumption, but for oil
TI,,r.,fC htHNuENa NJ the
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WILL on SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1855,
,.,t,pIov At 10 O'Clock A. ", sell ut public aue;
lion al de north door OF the Court House oI
6Slo county. West Virginia, two pieces OI real
estate described u follows, va; s..,,,,, 10
FIEsI-fhp inte residence of y. J. stnyta, 9S
asSed, beIng 10 much OF lot numbered ten w
10 sdtare numbered twenty-five ", IN the vi ,s
O[ Wheeling in said county Rs yes DetWeVn ", W
south side Of Thirteenth i9imsrly Sn .iHsi
amPden street ana ,Rdra,, sS Sys s1S ieet
SIcOSp-LOts numbered three W AND louI ~
In S0tiare numbered twenty.nlnc !Syl, n tue
MIona Vista addition TO said ciIy o. MheS S
Lind0r The authority Of said decree me Eala
commissioners have caused aaid i w 1 ni :; In
nSyccIs NJ follows, tO.Wlt: lSt a portion oil hAld
r., 4 JcsTTil,,i a. follows, viz: beginning ~ inc
sSnthonst corner Of SIid lot Z; thence win Ine
north line Of Twelfth street >. S's degrees y.
slxtytrco eOt live inches 70 lne yeIe a. , fs
~ snII Ids: thence \. ~ degrees v nifty ieet 80
.iitc. thence n. SJH degrees I. Alxty.three
C,ci i've inche, to stake, corner u Slid lOt =;
themes with the east line OF lot s;OS degrees r;
iIfty feet 70 tho beginning n. Lno Le'I . o.
ss.s hy calling upon the undersigned.
said l0ts and in Buena VISTA aaditioH VIII
0r,t Lr 0fTi,rrd ~ whole and then In parcels IN
nbOTe described, aud will By sold ia whenever
,Tny may appear the most advantageous.
TgnYS on SAL..-EAch purchaser 10 pay IN
hand one third at least Of tho purchase money
md a, much more thereof " hc may choose
,nI the residue II any, In two equal INSTALL
Inrnts hearing interest iF0In ihe Gay oI SAFE anu
nSyabic respectively In one aud two years there,
after, the purchaser 70 give nOtes iHI ~
nHTu,euLs, and the title TO DO retained until pay
mcn' III iu'' BENJAMIN S. ALLISON,
W, J. ". COWDES,
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PRICES or BEEr CATTLE rms vEEE .
REMARKS ON nREF CATTLE.

Tho arrivals during the week amounted 10 sol
head, against 79S last week and TA head the cor.
responding week q last year, and the sales were
period last year.
There was an ample Offering at the yards to.
day, and thele quality vas generally 81 con,
Sldcrably better average than on last Monday.
Buyers were on hnnd and bought more freely
than they did last Monday, finding prices Is 10
lOc per 100 lbs easier, considering the improved
quality Of the cattle, Prices ranged from ~ 10
&, with iaic bid OF the miles LohmanS sold 100
head at 81 tn5c, Myers & HousenRn III Ut lac,
ii. g. seymour g. at E{a4JsC, Sundheimer 4 Co.
50 ut 3ltaI5tc, Sol Haas y at allaI5lc and IS by
Fox & 0ppInhelmerR III 81 hlai %.
OF tho r5oeipta, IN head came over the BGltl.
mon 3 Ohio niilroad, and eos head over the
nannHylyRnlh railroad,
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Removal.

PEMoyAL.
Tho Mutual Savings Bank has removed from
No. Al Twelfth street, Oalcc Of Underwater
Insurance Co., to the new OtncCs of the same
Company, at No. iloo Main street. fnt door
above tho Exchange Bank. mrl
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DOR DODGERS
~ AND SMALL HAND BILLS,
90 % the lSIEtiIGEScER Jon RooNs, Nos. g
and Y tonr!eepth street, where you can BE- &C.
oomtnodRted al abort notice,
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MONDAY THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, a. D. 1855

MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY Of AFhlL' a. ~ 1888
commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following dc.
scribed property, or 80 much thereof ns may be
necessary to pay the debts secured ny Salo urea
Of trtst, and the expenses attending the cxccll.
lion Of the trust created by sald deed, the said
property being situate IN the CITY Of wheeling,
IN ohio county In the State Of West virginia,
that Is TO say, land bounded and as iol
lows: Commencing at point eight hundred
and tgcnty.seyUn $50 feet and eIEht W Inches
from the northwest corner oil North Huron anu
Now Jersey streets, said corner being formed by
the extension Of the Elld New Jersey street to
he west channel OF the Ohio river, as indicated
in the prlyate Plat Of John +. GilchrlSt In cOu'
tpmplatCd addition TO the CITY Of wheeling. mot
HrIuoWiedged nor recorded on August y, lSSl,
the said point being the northwest corner Of the
said New Jcncy street extended and Vine street.
AZ indicated IN the said private plat OF said john
p Gilchrist: thence pAnIllcl with said North
Huron street, aud at right angles Win slid New
hundred and three (igl feet 10 point on the
line Of liOOnse Cillas; thence, by the line Of the
Gald ClllnS 10 the west channel otth ONO river;
Ihenco, by the said west channel o. the ohio
Jersey street; thence, by the north side Of said
street In IN eaSterly direction 70 the place oil
beginning. The property hereby intended 70 by
conveyed Is leslHnhtSn1, ~ squAIep N hhlu PHI
property granted and conveyed by John u Gil.
christ and wife TO the said John q. leinnchor
and Simon fArnhart, jr., by decd dated August
. l and RECORDED II a do5 W. We pHu i ia
'r-RNs or sAIH-onC-third OF the purchase
mnnsy aui as much more - the purchaser may
clect 70 pay, cash In hand, the balance IN two
ANAL instaiimonta at one and two years respect
STsIv frnrn thnt Iiny purchaser 80 give his nego
liable prOuiiSSory n0tc ion each q the deferred
nSyme,ts' bearing interest IRON tho Day o. sale
and The title 10 the property sold 70 % rclainet
n SecIIriiv Df the payment Of said notes ana ",
1ntSrsst v6lrh may accrue thereon, until TN
WhoIe Of Tho purchase money, win interest
GEORGE B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J.C. HRRvEY, AuctIoneer. mEI9
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Sunday trains on X. & o. Railway arrive ut
Charleston at $50 p. M, waiting for o. Il. X. X.
train No. ! at Point Pleasant This Is tho short
for tickets via. the Ohio River Railroad. For In
formation regarding rates, routes, etc., address
". ]. ROBINSON, GGn'l Pass. Agent.
FRED. HUsEMAN,
Trav. Pass. Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
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BY virtue Of deed Of trust made BY John G:
RcinAchcr and Louisa Reinachcr, his wife, and
Simon LArnhRrt, Jr and Magdalena Larnh Is,T!
in the wear 1852 and recorded In the Office OF the
CLERK Of The County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia in deed Of trust book No. 10 folio al,
will sell at public auction. at the north front
door Of the Court House oil said county, III tht
CITY Of Wheeling, on