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Truateele Sales.
TNaUsTRE's SALE.

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BY yirtueot q deed OF trust made by Mary A
FARRELL and Thomas !, Farrell her husband, to
the undefsigned as trUktee, dated May I, 1850,
and recorded IN the office OF tho Clefs Of the
County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In
public auction ~ the north 'front.' door Of the
Court House In the CityOt Wheeling, GU
SATURDAY, July 10, 1889,
at 10 o,eloSka M lhS following described prop.
lot numbered %thlFty'OnS (8il, situated on Inc
west Sideo Main street between Seventh street
and Eighth street, IN that pnrt OF the said Civ
OF Wheeling known ~ he'Old Town OF Wheel.
ing,h bounded ~ tOllOWs, tO-Wit; Beginning ut
d point IN the north boundary line Of said lot
where the west llre Of tho portion, Of laid LOT
heretofore granted 10 the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
q Kentucky Railway Company iItcIvcct @id
north boundary line Of said lot; thence along
the line Of said railway 10 the south boundary
line OF said lott thence with, said south bound
AIRY line westwAraly y q point In a line with
line Of said LOFT thence. along said north bound,
airy line TO the place OF begiHning, together With
the Entertainments n dRppurtenanpeS belonging
thereto, being the same property that was con-
Veycd 10 the said Mary a. PARCEL by William
Stewart by deed dated NAY ! lSSS
ance In two equal payments. purchaser exeCui.
Ing notes secured by deed Of trust gu the prop.
erty, at six and Twelve months from the date Of
sale, with intereht from date, The purchaser
may pay the whole or any portion Of the put.
chase money hC may elect In excess Of the one.
hall,
The title To- the properly Is believed to hCCoOd,
hut selling as trustee ] Will convey only such
title "a q Vested In me by said deed'0f irntt,
lel2 TEiOd. 0'BRIEN, Trustee,
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take more into consideration human
weakness and human cppidity, They
agree that the sale Of into1ieantseannot
be stopped by legislation Or otherwise
while the demand exists in stringent
regulation they think they eco the
promise Of the greatest benefits TO
society.
These tBolnes ofthopght give at this
time little promise Of cOpYereipg 10 q
common point but they viii meetsome-
where at some time, and when they do
meet q hurricane viii have struck the
liquor traffic. Such q combination o.
moral forces would be Irresistible.
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rhn prhhihlnnn Mh,.mont,

ProhibitionistB may be divided into
two general classes, those who seek to
found on this issue a new political party
inthe hope that by being in early and
going totthe front they may come in for
gocdly share Of the first fruits Of the
spoils. These arethe catnp-followers Of
themoyement, who do not differ from
others o lheir kind.
Prohibition as q moral issue has cap.
tiyated thousands Of the best Incl and
women III the country, who give their
time and money 10 the work because
they desire toliit up humanity and be-
iieyethis 10 bethe wayto doit. They rea.
son that li1ucr-drinkinE and liquorsell-
ing are wrong in themselves and hurtiul
10 society, and therefore The law should
give to the trriie no countenance what.
ever 1tis further their theory that II
thelaw shall veto the manufacture and
sale Of intoxicants tho law can practically
wipe out the traffic. They cannot bring
their minds / consent 10 any measure
Of regulation, for regulation, however
siringent carries with II The sanction Of
5tio law, and this they will not concede
% DO morally right
ffthey could be convinced that any
other measure ID better than prohibition
they would cheeriully espOusO the cause
oiltbat measures but thus lar II has been
impossible 10 convince them. Nor have
the popular reyerses Of the present year
%pcrsnhd6d them that public opinion 10
Very iar from accepting their theory,
kilef each defeat they ato ready for an.
other battle. With those who earnestly
believe III prohibition II ID another
ltfeptosslble conflict
DOCS aliihis effort roptebent 90 much
wasted energy IN time, money, talent
and enthuSiaan9 viii all these labota
oiall these men and women come 10
uaueht, lOAviug no bOneadent impress
on hccletyS The reasonable preaunp.
lion and tht signs Of the times are quite
thu othef way.
Other equally eihCete mon and women
atc moving on another line 81 thought
In respect 81 the liquor question. These
..L.L" .L""H
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Tap NERO OF THH SAMOA STORM.

The Gallant West YirginIan, Lieutenant
Brown, to be Promoted for Ills Intrepid
Conduct,
Ney lort drophie.
Word comes from Washington that
Navigating Officer Brown, Of the United
States steamship Trenton, is to be pro-
NOTED for his gallant and intrepid con-
duct in the great storm at Samoa, by
which he saved his ship, just as fuller
particulars of his heroic GOODNESS come
TO hand. The Panama Star and Herald
gives this graphic account Of the Difficult.
ties Of his situation and the mastery
manner In which he h|urmounted them:
He commanded q ship Invested Of
steering apparatus or motive power, and
that was on the very point Of being
dashed on the ice shore. Now, II Is ali
very we'll for the nautical novelist to sit
comfortably and imagine desperate sit
uations, and then imagine a brilliant
escape. But what Deioe, or Stevenson,
or Clark Russell, ever yet dared place
their visionary ships in the position OF
the Trenton as she plunged toward that
Samoan reel, and asked an intelligent
reader to believe that the hero skipper
saved his craft? There are limits to
even the license Of the novelist, and the
public would have drawn the line
there. Talk OF neryeSl Talk OF
ready wit and inyentionl-but think
of Lieutenant Brown commanding a
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commencing at 10 O'Clock n. I'M, the following
described real property, which n described by
reference TO alplAt.ot parcels, streets and alleys
returned by the said special commissioner with
S ~ d dSgU y psco@SSs, 4. ) lag ana HiG by tb al a.
cree directed to DO recorded In tho QlicO Of tho
Clerk Of the County Court OF said Ohio county,
In which 0tice. IL " now o. record, thAt Is 10
say lots Is and ? ~ Square 800 lots 20 p 2SA,
vision b, lots land ! In Division d, lOiai, ., !,
4 and 5 In DtyiliOn II, lots II and y In Division
] aud lois 10, 70, u, rs, ipRnd 90 In Division K,
lot IN square p, los 20 a Rnd 20 ~ Division
2 lota s. ,1ao, 499nd 4 In piylsl9n Z lot q In
Tile kaid decrbe Of Decenbefh, a, y, lsSS, con.
tAine tho following provision; That tho kaid
special commissioners "ltRellng lots ID and I
IL square 70. aud lots II, u, l7A,l7 J., lOA l9n
exclude Rstrip ltleen feet wido 0if.oi the south.
errl EldO or end Of each Of tho kaid lots, and shall
allow tho said strip TO remain and boa portion
Of tho street or road lying next south thereof IN
the same manner ~ though under the proll'
said commissioner had shown such strip on
their plat to bel pgft OF the street
TERMS or sAtR-One third Of the purchase
money or 80 much moro w the purchaser may
elect, In cash on the day Of sale, and the Iqldae
In two equal tGBtallmenB payable in one aud
two years respectively from tho day OF Hlc, with
interest from that day, the purchaser glying his
notes for tile deferred itiStlllmente, With good
security, and tho title being retained until such
notes arc paid. but II my purchaser pay In
hand onehaI or moro oil the purchase money
for tho property bought by him, his notes with
out personal security shall be taken for the dc.
ferred installments, the title belug retained as
aforesaid until payment 10 full.
DANIEL LAMB and
HENRY N, RUSSELL,
Special Commissioner.
j. o.. HEtyBY, AlOtluneCf.
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Afueiry Yotnr iiaiittsyIlie foxau.

tits often said thAt luck falls to the TN.
worthy. but interviewing Otto Won
Rosonburg OF Halletsyille, Texas, the
happy posSessor Of one.twentieth part Of
ticket No. 8 ,0i4 In the April drawingo Of
the Louisiana State Lottery drawing
$780, 900, we fud II has fallen IN tho right
place. lie ID an industrious young tnef.
chant who has been hGre but q short
time. The $4,000 fecelyed, BY him will
70 rarity used Ia his business. M.
Rnsenbnfg sent his ticket for colleo.
ton to BAL, HutChlnu \ Co.. OF GalyCs.
ton, and II was paid upon presentation
without any discount HaWtHiNt (It41
NtW Erdi Nay 10. nav
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". II, wiuHr Of Roger, Ark, a
prominent farmer aud tt9ck grower says
that SWllt'B Hpeelhc cured him Of letter
Of twenty yeafs, standing, OF coutee u.
That time be had d great amount o tteAt.
ment, and says the wonder ID That no did
not scratch lhe ileah from bic bones, >,
s. 8 cured him quick and permanently
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TIM exhibition made by the Mayor
last night Is the worst on record, Tho
members Of Council, without regard to
party, ought to Join in requesting him
70 resign. This thing has gone too far.
II Is time TO recognize the disgraceiul
state oiaaaIrs and put an end. to 1t,
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WHRSyou suAerfro mdyspepsia heart
burn, malarial affections, kidney disease,
complaint and other wasting dis.
eases, When you wish I oenFich the blood
and purify thesystem generally, When
you wish to remove all feeling OF weak
ness, WEAKNESS, lack OF energy, try a bot
tie Of Browns Iron Bitters, and see how
greatly 1t will benefit you, II surpasses
all known remedies as an enrlCher otthe
and q perfect regulator of the va
rious bodily functions, Ask your drug
plat. nAW
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sAypp.-A fine family Of children were
all afflicted with scroiula, Two died
early; the restwould soon have followed,
hut for tho timely and perseyering use
OF Ayers sarsaparillN, which built them
up into q healthy and vigorous man
hood. DGw
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A stRMpER OF one Of the bluest blooded
clubs in Richmond has been caught
cheating at cards, stakes TO make the
game interesting being on the board. II
expelled he viii have 10 demand from
the whole club athe satisfaction due
front several gentlemen TO another.
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THR death Of MIS-. h, b. Hayes re,
moves one OF the best Of American wo-
men. She had intelligence and heart,
and It i doubtful whether any woman
has been more generally beloved, Er,
president Hayes will not lack sympathy
in this honr Of bis aflicion.
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Commissioners Sale.
.OMMIss1ONERsl sALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State Of West Virginia, Ohio county, In the
Circuit Court for said county.
Hannah /. sterfett and othon
Hannah sterrett's adminIstrs. In chRneC'y'
tor aud Others.
by virtue OF q decree made by taid Court In
said cause on the LIST day Of June, lisg, tic I'M
derti.ned, appointed special commissioner l0t
tho purpose, will tell at tho front door oil the
Court House OF aid Ohio comfy, on
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF July, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
described zeal estate OF which BOYD siCfToitdici
seized, that 10 To- say.
]. .All that certain tract or parcel OF land ttu,
ate 10 tho county Of Marshall and State Of West
bounded as follow, jo.wit: Beginning al a pop
lar corner 70 Brice Blair s. 6slf9 X. 25h pole 20
q dogWo0di thence y. 4Oo H. NJ pOlehlOH white
OAK thence HSS' 4. n poles TO u white OAK
thence /. IA X lg pole. % q lynn corner 10
u black oak thence N. 1bAe W. 1g5 poles TO tho
place Of BEGINNING, containing sixty'nInc acres
p The west half OF a certain lot. Of ground
situate on the north side OF Sixteenth formerly
john street IN that part Of the city Of Wheeling
called Eat wheeling, known u lot numbered
two hundred and twenty,tW
9. Tie east hall Of said lot numbered Two
huuuItn hANA tMNulystMVs
4. The cast half OF d lot Of'ErOnrd situate on
the north side Of Sixteenth street, In Jhht tAfl
of the city Of wheeling called RaSl Wheeling
aud known as lot two hundred and twenty ave.
TRIMS OF BAtH.-0nO.thiTd Of tho putlhhe
money and such further Glm IA The purchaser
may elect, In hand, and Toe balance IN equal ~
etallneptg Of nine and eighteen mouths non
the day Of tAle, tho purchaser giving bonds 100
the deferred inktAllticniS With security approved
by said commissioners, said bonds lCati4f ~
l6fest from their date, and tho title lhnll be e.
iAlned until the payment Of the purchase money
In full. The deferred inslallments q purchase
money Of thg. property sltuhle In The cry ni
Wheeling shall also bo secured bypOllclcs Of IT,
hufance upon tho buildings on said properly "
some inllfatoO companies approved By hll
commissioner aud tIldQ pafAble 10 them.
WILLIAM \. HUBBARD,
W. ], W. C0WDEN,
Special Commissioner.
". II. itAtIER, AuotloneCf.
That bond With security approved bymr lAi
been given 40 fcquliGd ~ law and ihodCrfeo!
aid Court, 10 hereby certified lhih ~ lny Oh
tnhe, 1855, JOHN ". MlTCllhLla
ClOff Of iho Circuit Court Of Ohio County Wet
kluIM
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Looso's Red Glover Pill IsOmody,
Is a positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and protruding piles, Price Soc,
Forsale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. D4w
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an Drug Co., Wholesale Agents,

Frenchman (proudly)-"You have not
in 20 German Empire anything 80 tall as
re great EitTel tower,n German (indig-
nantly)-"No, und you don't got nod.
dlngs SO sthoud like Limburger cheese!"
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srArE SENATOR TnoNAs =, DAylsio for.
wards 70 the IsTEILIaENcER $40, sub.
scribed at his home, West Grafton, for
the JohnstoW nsufterers This is aliberal
contribution for so small asettlement,
The check win be sent through the
Wheeling committee with proper credit
Of West Grafton.
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public Sale.
DUBIIO SALE.

BY virtue OF the authority vested In them by
certain deCrecs Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia dated respectively on Lho
sd day Of April, AID. 1851, and on the 9TH day
OF December, A. D. 1875, on tho 18th day Of Ne.
cember, A. u. 1sSS, and IN the 23l day OF De-
'cembeF, A.. D, 1855, 10 u suit In Chalcery therein
pending, wherein S0bieski j. Caldwell was
plaintiff and Caroline n. Wilson aud Others
were defendants, tho un%deISlgied special com
missioner will sell at public auction, at the
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county
nfnFeEnin IN
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YfsFRRpAY was . time for o~yeTcoats
and fire, A genius once remarked that
we have very little climate 10 speak d,
butpo end Of weather.
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TIN oronip case Is more or less nuts
iorthe British Tories, but they don't
seem TO have the necessary implements
crack them,
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DR. \. WINS WIIsoN should come
out and give the workingmen a fair
-oraok al him. Il was loaded, Doctor.
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Large and Varied Lines Of
LADIES'
Summer Underwear.
IN ALI SIZES.

This week we have an ele-
giant display Of Graduates
Commencement Outfits, con-
sisting Of Cream, White and
delicate shades of Stripe and
Brocade Silks, MORE Silks,
Albatross, Henriettas, Serges,
Challies, &c.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
The following petition Is in circulation
throughout the State by the Parkersburg
Single Tax League;
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New AdVertIsements.

WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM
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-G0s gMtslligsN6eE
ilFUID pAilY, gr9pW uIrY AAp YKIKIY,

Untpred NJ The POstohie0 d Wheeling, w. Va.
alAernna0lRn maiieEl
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WHEELING JUNE %, 1859,
, 1889-01-30
5 II Q Il o T x A AVIS

the machinery and by the methods des-
cribed in the application, but said license
shall not extend beyond one year from the
date thereof. No bounty shall be paid TO
any person engaged in refining sugars
that have been imported into the United
States or produced in The United States
upon which the bounty herein provided
for has already been paid or applied for,
nor to any person unless he shall ave
first been licensed, and only upon sugar
produced by such person from sorghum,
beetS or sugar cane grown in the United
States. The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, with the approval of the Secre-
tary Ct the Treasury, shall from time to
time make al needful rules and regula-
tionS for the manufacture of sugar from
sorghum. beetS or sugar cane grown in
the United States, and shall, under the
direction Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury,
exercise supervision and inspection OF
the manufacture thereof.
"The bounty herein provided for, includ-
ing the expenses incident to the payment
thereof, shall be paid from the duties
collected and paid into the Treasury ON
sugars imported into the United States,
and a sufficient sun for said purpose is
hereby appropriated and shall be paid
annually from the duties so collected,
such appropriation and payment to con
tinued until the first day Of April, anne
Domini nineteen hundred, and no longer.
"SEC.--That any person who shall
knowingly refine, or aid in the refining
of sugar imported into the United States,
or upon which the bounty herein pro
vided for has already been paid, or APP
piled for, al the place described in the
license issued by the COMMISSIONS of
Interval Revenue, and amy person not
entitled to the bounty herein provided
for who shall apply for, on receive the
same, shall he guilty of a miSdrmeanor,
and, upon conviction thereof, shall pay
a fine not exceeding $1,000, or be impri~-
oned for a period NOT exceeding five yeats,
OF both, in the discretion of The Court
, 1889-01-30
American and English Girls.
From the Daily Telegraph

1t may fairly be acknowledged hal
the " American Girl" is the girl of
the period; and a New York jour
nalist who knows England as well as
the St"tes. has published in a lending
newspaper of his native country his
Impressions "u this new element of
Anglo Saxon life. He is, of course,
a favourable critic, but he sees both
sides fairly enough. He thinks that
one secret of the success of the
American girl in EngIi~ h society was
hat she caugl lit at once 'its prevail
ng note"-rquality. IS be knew her
self as good as the best; she was not
born TO think the squire and bis rela-
, 1889-01-30
The Barbados Seeding
Sugar Canes.

The proof we want in regard to sugar
cane seeding is the actual seed gather
ed from the arrow Of the cane. II it
does bear, the seed can be gathered from
the arrow, as the seeds of other grasses
are gathered from the spikes OF PAM
Giles they bear before the seed falls to
the ground. Here there would be no pos.
Sibility Of doubt, and no liability to error
regarding the seedlings produced. pr0vi-
ding of course thar the plant producing
the seed had beforehand been certainly
identified as the sugar cane. This iden-
LITIGATION of the cane, dealing with some
observers, would he an eSSpntial precau.
ton rs is inStanced by SOyghum seed
sent to Kew by a + i'll planter, in all con
fdence as he believed. as Saccharum
seed. | may give another instance, the
strongest to point, Of many W thin nv
knowledge, OF how the seed or flower Of
one plant is often mistakenly associated
with another by persons inSufficiently in
formed to detect the error. rhe common
Observation-Disclosures rulgariS-l0pS not of
ten flower and, while residing in the
West Indies, being anxious to see the
flower, for which | had watched for years
III vain in my p~eregrinatiOnS over the
country, | asked a gentleman Whose .oc-
cupation kept him almost constantly in
the saddle, riding ammon the hills
of the Island in question, where the BAN
boo was hardly ever out of his sighD it
he h"d ever seen Il plant in flower !!
ooh yes" he said "quite often" But when
questioned closely on the subject, and he
had explained what he had seen, | found
he referred to a Very common small
lowered COnvOlvuIus, an IpOmGG, that
twineS up other plants, reaclI ny many
feet high and then towering. With re-
gard to finding seedlings of sugar cane
on ground at preSe ut, or in the imme-
diate past, occupied by canes, l will
show how, unless to well informed OBJ
servers on the subject, there might well be
error made. When cane roots are dug up
I'M thrown aside, especially when soil is
thrown over them, they send up, more or
less, a number Of often very weak shoots
from the roots. If the roots are in a posi-.
ton to lack moisture, being raised above
the general surface of the ground, these
shoots subsequently perish but if ohserv,
ed when first they come up they look very
like Seeding plants and might he regarded
as such by one not acquainted with the
circumstances of the particular case or the
history of the subject. Many of these
shoots are so small as not to be mnch
stronger than Seeding wheat or oat plants.
The stocks from which they have sprung
are buried in the ground, where they
remain as a rule. If these slender growth
, 1889-01-30

are pulled up by hand. no particle CON-
ing up attached to the shoot, the latter
then appearing to he most certainly a
Seeding plant. l do not mention this
merely in the way Of cold criticism, or
to throw doubt on the reported diScov.
cry Of Seeding canes in Barbados, but
only to suggest necessary caution ard
to show how easily error might arise
"A rdOSV
, 1889-01-30

will transfer these officers to the Mononga-
hefa, which is short handed, and upon ar
rival Of the steamship in Samoan waters
they will be Immediately ordered to the
cruising ship.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-06

esting indeed. The singing was con-
Quoted by quartette from the same place.
which was soul stirring in the extreme.
One divine on Sunday morning dis.
cussed the importance of foreign missions.
He claimed that a church society was
merely local affair that did not send
representatives 10 the heather countries
He portrayed the low spiritual condition
Of the poor misguided individuals residing
in those countries and appealed to his
audience to consider the matter carefully
and cast in their mite to aid in throwing
the light of the gospel upon them.
On Wednesday evening, Feby 81, by
invitation of the members of the Yelling
ION Baptis. church choir, quite number
of the friends ami acqcaintances of Miss
Bertha Whitney met with them at hei
home on North Main street. In behalf o.
the choir and friends Of Miss Bertha MIR
NJ. o. Green, in a neat and appropriate
speech, presented her with quite hand
some sum of money as some remunera
ton for efficient services rendered as or
ganist, to which the young lady responded
with many ihaVks. Refreshments wer'
served and after an evening spent in Socia
enjoyment the company dispersed, feeling
that IL was good to be there.