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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23
PARADE IN TUE AFTERNOON.
A Fine Turnout Greeted by Good Crowd
ON NIL the Streets.

A Fine Turnout Greeted by Good Crowds
on NIL the Streets.
The feature OF the day, Of course, was
the public demonstration, which was
gotten up by the patriotic order, recent.
ly introduced in Wheeling, the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics,
and which took the form OF a street pa
rade. The organization Is a distinctiyely
American institution, whose object Is To
instil patriotism, aud in no way can o
more effective object lesson In love oil
country DO taught than by such q turn
out in honor Of the greatest ofall Ameri'
acns.
The order was assisted by other pa.
triotiC societies and by sister lodges Of
their own order, by old soldiers and sons
of old soldiers. by the knights Of the
Golden Eagle and the Wheeling Light
Guards aud Linsly Institute cadets. The
limo OF march was formed in the Central
Market square, in front OF the lodge
rooms OF Wheeling Council No. l. The
announcement that theprocession would
start ut 1880 had the effect OF bringing
large crowds OF spectators out all along
the line OF march In the heart Of the city
by that time, and the fact that the route
lay first southwark as far as Thirty.third
street having been overlooked, the PEG.
pie we're exceedingly impatient before
the head OF the column reached Six.
tenth street. The route then lay out
Sixteenth street into East Wheeling,
back down Fourteenth TO Chapline, on
Chapline TO Eleventh, on Eleventh 10
Market, north on Market 10 Seventh, on
Seventh to Main, south to Fourteenth,
to Market and south to the place'of for
nation.
The column was headed by Chief Mar.
shal Joseph L. DGgant aud staff, mount.
ed, following whom came Mayors brass
band, leRling Ohio Valley Council No.
!, OF BAllaire; Washington Council Of
the older Order U. A. NJ, In full regalia;
the Patriotic Sons OF America, led by
Capt. W. W. Rogers, and headed by q
drum corps, and wearing their beautiful
tri.colored sash regalia; voluntary OF.
gaaization formed for the occasion Of
old soldiers and sons OF old soldiers,
commanded by Prof. F. II. Crago; the
Black Eagle drum corps, heading the
Wheeling Light Guards, Captain Boyd,
in full uniform and marching order; the
Linsly Cadets, Captain Ewing, who,
like the older military organization
marched well and showed a very sol.
bearing; Barnes brass band,
Of Bellaire; the Knights Of tho
Golden Eagle, Of this city, Bellaire and
Bridgeport and Wheeling Council No.
!, Junior Order U. A. NJ. brought up
the rear.
The parade was creditable In size,
make up aud appearance. With tho
bright and handsome regalias, the neat
uniforms and tho shining swords and
bayonets, and with the Colors flying and
the bands playing, the scene was q gay
one not soon to DO forgotten.
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IN THE CITY SCHOOLS.
ExOrCISes OF the Pupils OF all Grades
Instructive Lessons in Patriotism,

ExorCIEes OF the Pupils OF all Grades
I%nMruOt'ys Lessons III Patriotism.
An impressive and valuable feature
Of tho day was the celebration in the
forenoon In all the public schools Of the
city. The last year there was anything
like a general celebration oil Washing
toms birthday In the Wheeling schools
was several years ago, during the time
tint the Hon. John NJ. Birch was super.
intUndVnt. On that occasion the pro.
prammpB were huitiedly arranged, but
notwithstanding the short time allowed
for preparation, tho celebration proved
10 be d very successful and enjoyable
ono, pleasing alike both the scholars and
their parents, and II lac often been won.
dered Slnce then WY o. ob.
made an annual feature IN tho routine
Of school work, This year Professor
Anderson, tho efficient head Of Wheel.
ihg's excellent public schools, resolved
that the day should be appropriately OBJ;
served, and that every scholar should
have q CHANGE 70 bear and learn some
thing about the life aud work OF George
Washington. Tho prinGipalB and teach.
era WHEN advised Of this desire entered
Into hearty cooperation With Professor
Anderson, aud tho result was that there
was prepared for every room Ia each
school 4 irSt.Olass programme that was
carried out by thb scholars, young and
old with a lest that added q thS pleasure
the parents and Other friends Of The
schools, who were present, found In list
enlng 10 the performances,
The programmes were 20 made Up "a
10 bU adapted 10 the understanding Of
the scholars In the different llylel6na.
An idea Of the performances ia all tho
schools can be had from the following
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The Council Committees on Gene
tories, Coal Banks, Equalization and Ap
peals and Elections were called to meet
at the Public Building last evening fol
organization, The last two did not meet
not enough members putting in an 9lp.
pearanCe. Cemeteries organized by
making Mr.. Oapps chairman; the Other
members present were Messrs. Bailey,
Rumble, Marsh and Meyers, and the ab'
sentees were Mcssrs. @. HI Miller, Hal
Ter and Happy.
Coal Ranks organized by making Ed
ward Miller chairman, and then ad'
journed, never, in all likelihood, Ia
meet again. MesSrs. Faris and Kreiter
were absent; those present were Raw.
ling, Kurner and Handlan.
The Committees ON Real Estate, Peti.
tons and "Reminiscences and WharvGs
are called t9 meet this evening to or.
ganize.
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.WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY.
The Day Celebrated in WHEELING
in a creditabIe Style,
PATRIOTIC ORDERS TURN OUT,
An Impressive Street Parade Under
the Auspices of the Junior Order
U, A, M,-The Day Observed
in the Public Schools,
INC EXCLAMATION in this city yesterday

The celebration in this city yesterday
of Wasbington's birthday was for the
first time in many years something like
it ought to be. Indeed, It was the first
attempt ut a celebration within the
memory OF the average inhRbitaut,
though there is a legend to tue effect
that it used 10 be customary to give the
day more or less recognition in Wheel
ing, To the patriotic American organi-
cation, the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics, the pleasing inno-
walton Is to be accredited, and the lead
ing feature OF the days observance was
q street parade in the afternoon under
the auspices Of this order, though as i'm
portant and commCndable a portion OF
II were the exercises in COMMUNICATION
OF the significant anniversary In the
public schools Of tho city.
A finer day for such ObservauCesther
could not he. Tho sun shone bright,
the air was mild, for the season, and the
streets were clean, The decorations oil
private residences were sparse, and those
on business houses not 80 general as
they ought to have been, The Court
House, City Hall and Custom House,
and many prominent blocks displayed
flags. At the United States Recruiting
Station, on Market street, two United
States flags were run out instead Of the
customary one. At W. W.. Rogers Of
flee, opposite the Public Building on
Chapline street, q novel and beautiful
effect was produced by tying tiny tlagG
to the little branches Of q shade tree, sc
that II looked as II the tree had miracu'
lousy bo%urgeOned In tri-colored waving
foliage. In many places small flags vert
used profusely and to good advantage.
Numerous people from out oil town
were on the streets, and the restaurants
and hotels enjoyed q thriving trade. II
the afternoon all the streets along thu
line OF march were crowded with people
Business was very generally suspend
ed far at least the latter half Of the day
All the railroads abandoned their freighI
trains for the day, and the wholesale
merchants, even had they not desired Il
suspend business, found their occupa
ton gone.
Places OF amusement, balls and enter
tainmen;s were well patroniZed las
night, and in every respect the holiday
was made memorable. Doubtless thu
response to the effort 10 do honor TO thu
first American citizen will lead to still
more notable memorial exercises in fu
ture wears,
Tha day wound up last night with
benefit ball by the ]. o. u. A. NJ. O.
Arion hall, an attractive feature Of whict
was an exhibition drill by the Ligh'
Gnnrda.
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EGGLilGG
All Sorts of Local News aad Gossip from
thS Glass City.


All Sorts of Local News aad Gossip from
the Glass City.
Tho RrCmcn'S bail was q grand success las
night
LStsoi Bcllalre people were In Wheeling yes
, TRS dROsfOalOe and sEnk were elssea ys'IOrdn,
IhS ,WennST Cadets paradCd tho prlnclpa.
Tho Family Of Mt. William slnram arc ali
down with mumpS.
Tho Courier rcshlppVd from here last night q
iOI OF appIcs lOr Toledo.
Some Of tho school teachers took In the Pitts
burGh schools yesterday,
A man fell 10 u NJ here yesterday morning on
the landing and cut bis head badly.
Charlie Watkins aud Miss Lizzie Carson were
married Thursday by Rev. Mr.. Williams.
The authorities wetC distributing tho town.
Ghlp pension money allowance yesterday.
The l~eliairC boat people were busy cleaning
mud from their landing here; 'aho thd ferry pe0
pic.
Il. A.. Kelsey, OF tho JACObSburg schools, took
yesterday as d holiday aud came here on bust
ness.
Operator FircstOne left yesterday morning, and
Mr, Harry IEaLh, Of WelisYIlle, has taken hli
place here IN the Western Union once
Judge Il. II. Cochran, Commissioner Morrli
Cope aud Colonel ueOtRO PQOFmAn were vi 81.
Cliirsvlllu yesterday on ollclal buAlness.
The entertainment Ut School Hall was a great,
treat, and tho singing aud solnOOi tho shadow
pictures were good. A fine time was had by NIL.
Tho Knights of the Golden EagiO aud 10. U.
A, II, went To Wheeling accompanied by the
iiarnes band GU the noon "Trip Of Ihe RSllalEO yes
tcrday,
Some heavy llmbOn were caught hero during
tho high water, aud sold 10 Dubois 4 Mccoy by
parties living In tho house boats along tho
FLYER front,
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Itching Skin Diseases

Every night l scratched until tbs skin va,
raw. Body covered with scales M
spots OF mortar. An awful speeturI,
Entirely currd by tho CutlCura uem'
edles In I've weeks,
am going TO tell you Of the e,traoniD,-,
euro your oUTIcURA REMEDIES performed n
ms, About tho lSt Of April last / noticed ,m,.
rod plnplos like eomlug out M over ry Uolv. br,
thought nothing Of Il until some time lu., n,
when Il began to look Ike spots Of mortar .pothJ
on, aud which came OF in layers, acsonpaBI.I
with itching, l woald scratch every night uaul /
was raw, then the next night tho SCALES, L,l,,
formed meanwhile, were scratched OF again. 4.
vala did l consult all tho doctors In tho couB,,y
but without aid. AttOr giving up all hopu Of h.
coyery, | happened to sec an advertisement, Ia a,
newspaper about your CurlcuRA REMEDIES, aDI
purchased them from my druggist, Ral ollalacI
almoSt Immediate relief, began to ul.in, lli N,
scaly oFuplionS gradually dropped og aaI lt.,,.
pCurCd ono by one, and have been hly cured. I
had tho disease thirteen months before | boa,
taking tho CuTICurA REMEDIES, and IN iliy al,
five weeks was entirely cured. My dl.a.s Ma,
eczema and psoriasis. recommended ,Aa CIR,
CuIlA REMEDlEs to all In my vicinity, aud / know
Of a great many who have laLon them, and lha.t
me for tho knowledge Of them, especially mo,hsn
who have babcs with Scaly OFppdous on lAe,,
heads and bodies. cannot CTpfgra In vorI, n,
thankS to you, My body waA covered with s,ale
and | was IN awful spectacle to behold. Nowuy
skin ID pa nice aud clear as a baby's,
GEO, COTgY.
MERRILL, Wis., Sept, 81, lssI,
Fen, I, 1858, Not n trace Whatsoever Of III,
dlseaao from which suffered Ia, Shown t,,,
slnco my cure. GEO lUIEY,
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KILLED AT THE STANDARD.
Tho First Fatal Accident Yesterday In the
History OF the MIL.

Tho First Fatal Accident Yesterday In the
History of tho MIL.
The first fatal accident in the history
Of the Standard mill, at Martins Ferry,
occurred yesterday, aud Martin Moore
was the unfortunate. Shortly after din.
ner Moore and several other laborers
were engaged In adjusting u crane on
the plate mill near tile fly wheel, when
ho was struck In the stomach by the
crank while trying TO put 1t on the crab,
which was In motion, and knocked into
the fly wheel pit. Amos Rodehaver, the
engineer, saw the accident, and stopped
the engine, the wheel not making q rev.
olution after Moore had fallen into the
pit. He was extriCated and Dr.. ], D.
Hobensack summoned, but the unfOr.
tunato man had been fatally injured and
soon expired. His head was terribly
cut and his body badly bruised. His
remains were placed on q plank and 70.
moved 10 A. links undertaking estab.
lishment at Martins Ferry, and after be.
Ing dressed were placed In o coffin and
conveyed to his late residence In Clark's
addition, near the Elson Glass Works,
Moore was about forty years old. He
was q married man, and leaves q wife
and eight children.
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MARTlNls FERRY.
w%aShington'a birthday obssryed-Porsonal
and Other NOtea.

Washlngt0n'a Birthday QbSprysd-POrsonal
Ig and Other Notes.
Usual services IN all the churches tomorrow,
Mn. Laylna Clint, Of arrcntor, Is the guest
Of Martins Ferry friends.
Miss Ada Jones, Of TiltonylilO, Ia visiting
friends aud relatives here.
Mrs, James LOWS has returned from q three
weeks visit Ut Vevay, Ind,
Ralph Cunningham, .Oi Washington, Pa, Is
visiting al Capt, II. W, Smiths,
Jack q. FlSheF, Of Columbus. IL visiting his
aunt, Mrs, NC Miller, on Fourth street,
John Willis lIOyle wears an elongated smile
on account Of q new boy baby Ut his house.
An effort Ii being made 10. have ex.prCSldent
Hayes lecture a. tho school expedition hero next
month,
Misses Jessie and Alice williamson left yCStOF.
gay for Bethany, Pa TO spend several days With
MF. and Mn. John Martin and Mr.. James
ily OF Mt, Parker Elliott
The .'hAnnCt school, for February Il Miss Ella
DEFAULTS. She has llity scholars, aud thOf0 II not
q single case Oi tAfdliGsS.
Edwin Y. Sparks, Superintendent Of Schools,
VIII address The teachers al bridgeport to-day.
All the Martins Ferry teachers Will intend tic
meeting,
rue Mult lhlAltTN anu ULnflpt ~. Uuueflill AZ
The Opera IlOutB tonight Will bB tho bCal attraC'
Hon Of the lecture gOtitsg. A large guarantee
was necessary " get them, and they should have
biz houses.
.Maftln'l Ferry always was a patriotic town and
always viii be, Judging from the display VI STARS
AUG stripes yesterday. The day was moro gehCF.
ally observed than eYpf, A. The schools UIef.
Glips were held III OvVty room, consisting Of rat.
ilOtlo songs, declarations, readings aud Ola,
lOKirg and every ROOM was nfOinsely decorated
Win Tags and bunting Each scholar was allow.
gu 70 bring a llAg and oil WOfe. used, .ThgrO WUf0
Visitors In each room In the four SCHOOLS aud 4
latgp humber IN tho High BnlOOl, where FfOi,
" N. MeflE, Of tho BieubenVlllN schools, leCtur.
e1Qll Warrington. later hg le6tnIed on unfpO.
~ pnnlAhnent TO- tile teachers. In tho Third
ward schools hUV. Lewlp leOlufed on Washing.
ton. The observance Of the day In the schools
was 4 credit u superintendent pAihA, AlAFgU
lAg lnAled from the beilfy NJ the Genital school
l0t tue INST. tins, Ia Jhg history Of tile
schools. Hundreds OF icbOiatS W6fu email
lasa dufihE The day, Tho bankS wefO closed,
Also the pgtlOiitD alter 0 " NJ, In the evening
t4S AceadlAn Olnb had a Martha Washington
pAtty ~ tho fclidelte OF Mf. A. NAillon, Df,
and Mn " y Williams entertained the social
CLUB, Mis- Alma CheSOll rave q tOlfOO In honor
Miss Jetale Morton, Of n. Ulalf1VillO. There
W. 4 hVei9l yathgtllg a The teeldVpCe OiJ0Seph
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A STRANGE STORY.



Inmates OF n Large Household In the East
Eud all Crazy.
A strange story comes from East
Wheeling of n seeming epidemic OF cpl
leptic insanity, in the household OF a
colored man. The story is that at the
house OF Wesley Henderson, one Charles
Hargraves had fifteen fits on Thursday,
Then Dode Reed, also IN inmate, be.
came a raVlng maniac, Then Mrs. KY
ner Hackett, known as Henderson, was
affected, and then an old man named
John Allen gave way to the strange in
fluenCe. Henderson wanted to compel
them all to leave his house, but his wife
objected and they quarreled. She had
him arrested and he spent the night in
the lookup. Yesterday Judge JefTerI
discharged him with a lecture. Reed
was locked up as a lunatic. Tho affair
excites wide attention.
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Mantnd.

Every buyer in Wheeling 10 know
where they can buy Dry Goods ant
Carpets cheapest. Below will be fount
afew Of the many bargains We are offer
5000 yards Lonsdale and ladies' choice
Muslin at &c per yard, worth 100.
5000 yards Lancaster and Amoskeal
Ginghams at Olc, from Sc.
10000 yards Arnold and American
Blue Calicoes at Ole, from &c.
1900 seersuckers at &c, worth l0c
5000 pounds Quaker City Carpet Chain
at 100 per pound, from 22c.
1000 Curtain Poles at 22o, worth 25c
400 slightly damaged Towels at l4C
each, worth zoe.
10 pieces black all.wool Cashmere al
45c per yard, worth eOc.
8 pieces black all,wool Cashmere at
SOC, reduced from zoe.
5pieces black Atwood Henrietta Cloth
at 7sc per yard, worth 81.
$4,000
worth Of New Carpets. Buyers admit
We excel all competitors In styles and
more than all combined in quantity,
Prices guaranteed TO be lower than any
house In the city.
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itii,Ir

1g a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and primes, and other
tropical fruits. lB pleasant taste and
effects have rendered II I'm.
inen9ely popular. II Cures habllual con-
stipation, indigestion, blllousnesa, sick
h%ealaOlie, piles, etc. Sold IL 90 cent
bottles w 2. Il, GOetSe, w, W. Irwin,
y, Williams and John Laughlln,
90, and Goodwin 4 Co.. whole
lAlO ARenLl.
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All the world recognizes tue fact tina
this Is a country Of great rivers
lakes and mountain ranges; vast Statel
and territories; enormous material re
sources and rapidly growing cities. But
Is 1t as widely known that some OF the
great financial institutions in existence
arc American QrganisaLlonRt that o.
these the greatest are life assurance Of
fees; that OF the lie Offices the largest
and most prosperous are organlSationso o.
New York, and that Of the New York
offices the Equitable stands first. The
following extracts from the Annual Re.
port lust issued by the Equitable Life
AssuAihCe Society showsi
Assets, sQ5,Oi2Q23; Liabilities, s74,.
1880 Surplus, $50, 7Rt,7l6i now AS.
surances in 1883, Sl53,O39,5S5.
SWEENEY 4 EDWARDS,
General Agents.
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LOCAL BREVIlgs,
Matters Of lIlnoF Moment In and About the
City,

wv
MATISEEs ut both theaters to-day.
OPERA HOUSE this eyeuiug-"Jim, the
Penman,H
TaE GRAND this eyenlng-"Pecks
Bad Boy"
GERMANIA LODGE K, OF P, gave a ball
at Beethoven hall last night, 1t was
successful and enjoyable,
CONDUCTOR WHITE, Of electrical street
car G, burned his hand badly on the
"trally" yesterday forenoon,
THE Opera House Orchestra will give
another Of its enjoyable i~ortnightly re-
hearsals at the Arion hall tomorrow
evening,
AFTER a beautiful spring day, q regu'
lar blizzard set in last night, and 1t be-
came very cold, Some snow fell,
Newton CRIswRLL, son,in.law OF Mrs
W. @, Ridgely, is In the city looking at
ter her interests in the firm Of l, @
Wright & Co., says the Wellsburg Local
EARLY yesterday morning q fight oC
Cured at the Central Glass Works, as {
result Of which 1t Is said q young fellow
recently from Homestead, Pa, was very
seriously hurt, The police had not hearc
of the fight last night,
Tony PIcINo, the Italian charged will
murder In the second degree, for stab
biug u man named Ward at Long Run
Jefferson county, o., was found guilty a
Steubenyille yesterday. The jury WA
out two hours and a hall,
SUNDAY scHooL Teachers meeting To-
the study Of the international SUNDAY
@, A, building at the regular hour,
o'clock this afternoon, Rev, Mr.. Bar
will conduct the study, The usual Sat
urday and Sunday meetings for younI
men will be held, The meetings will b
held at 1880 O'Clock tonight and
o'clock Sunday afternoon, All men ar
invited to attend.
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1s Natures own true laxative. II d
the most easily taken, and the mos
effective remedy known 10 cleanse The
System when Bilious or Costive; 10 dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevorsi "a
Uuro HRbltual Constipation, IndIves.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only BY
tho California Fig Syrup Company, Fol
sale In 90 cts aud Sl.0O bottles by Logan
4 Co.. Anton 7. HesS, H. d. Burt and
O. MenkUmeller,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CITY aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. @. +. Brandfass has gone to Louis
vile to sec the big tobacco statesmen.
Miss Lulu Peterman, Of the Island, IL
visiting Miss Gertie Nelson, OF Bellaire
Mayor G. w. Seabright has gone t.
New York to purchase his spring stock
Mr.. N. Bandi, Of New M|artinsville
was in the city again yerterday, aud Il,
usual registered at tho Stamm.
Tho Meigs Sisters, Vocal Quartette
and'their manager, were ut the Hote
Windsor yesterday on their way frou
Parkersburg to points in Ohio.
LeGraud White, manager ofthe "Jim
the Pcnman'' company, Is at the Hote
Windsor. Mr.. White was formerly tht
husband and manager OF Minnie Mad
dern, H
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100000
INAUGURATION ANNOUNCEMENT.
E1eurslon Arrangements via the Ponnsyl

E1eurslon Arrangements Via the Ponnsyl.
yhnia Lines.
Excuriontickets TO Washington, D. O.,
for the Inauguration will DO sold from all
ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines
on February Goth to March Bird, and they
will DO good for return passage by trains
leaving Washington not later than
March 9Th. The round trip fare from
Wheeling, will DO $40 90. Special trains
will DO run to Washington TO aCColnmo.
date the tide OF inauguration travel, and
special coaches and Pullman cars will be
attaChedto regular trains. For complete
information apply 10 the nearest paSsen.
ger or ticket agent OF the Pennsylvania
Lines.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
IN Che Circuit cour. oil Ohio County. West
NlIBlnlAl
John J. Jones, administrator Of James II. Bobln
sou, deceased,

vaginal
John J. Jones, administrator OF James II. Bobln
sou, deceased,
VI,
Mary Y. Robinson, Henry lac Robinson, Emma
H. Carpenter, The Exchange Hank Of Wheel.
Ing, Alexander FtUw and Louis liCFtsChy
partners ~ Ftew 4 Betikchy, Isabella slnp
son Geo. N. Shook, Geo. KGnncll aud A. l.
Wilkie, partners as Geo, N. shook 4 Co DR.,
pGnyOi Wheeling. .JnO. W. Mitchell, ]. En-,
and John I. llanlltOn, partners as Rose q
Hamilton, W. Alice nurpe6, doing business M
". AtleD lutpee & Co., David lAndreth, dolng
business rs David LRDdrCth 4 Sous,
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of a do,
cree pntGt0l IL the above entitled cause on the
10th day Of February. lSsg, will on Saturday,
ChaplInp street, In tho city Of Wheeling, ", Va,
proceed 10 ascertain aud report
/. What debts were owing BY the Elld IRlnps
II, Robinson, the amounts thereof, 10 whom
owing and the lFlOfltlCS thereof, II any,
Q What real bttte Of which he died seized
aud It's yall0,
Q, What liens, II any, there are upon said real
estate, thtir ptofltlts and amounts and 10
whom owing.
T. Who are the heirs at law, and widow OF said
James II. Robinson and what Ia her interest n
gross IN said real estate.
b. Any other matters required by any Of the
parties or deemed ptEtluVnt By tho commits.
Given under my hand this 22d day OF Pobfu.
airy, lshg. GEO. n. BOYD,
Al. CLARKE. Commissioner.