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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-23

No part OF the United States has
greater reason to stand by protection
than the Third Congressional District
OF West Virginia, for in no equal area Of
OF the country is there greater natural
wealth awaiting development. What
has been done there to open up natural
resources is merely m indication Of
what can be done, promise OF better
things to come.
The Republican nominee, Major
Gaines, lisa Thoroughbred protection.
list, Ills opponent, Mr.. Anderson,
swallows the whole Free Trade dose
which his party has concocted. With
proper effort Major Gaines should be
elected by q thousand majority.
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A nu,,nc.. alan'. business Talk.

For the benefit Of those who heard
Mr. Elkins last night, no less than for
those who could not be present, the
IHrELLiGgNcEn gives In full his remark.
able talk on the tariff. AS compen.
dium OF information It deserves to be
carefully read and saved for reference.
II Covers the whole question. and with
Us much detail as could DO crowded into
an evenings address.
Mr.. Elkins does not deal in fireworks.
The subject Is too grave to DO trlhed
with, for 1t has to DO with tho bread and
butter OF every American toiler. The
facts which he has matshalled 80 enter.
taininsly completely vindicate the pol.
icy Of protection to American industry,
to which policy the Republican party is
committed by It's record Of thirty years,
by its record Of yesterday, by It's advo.
cicy OF to-day and by its promises for
tomorrow.
The West Nirsinian who does not
want protection should not vote for Re.
publican nominees. How can any West
Virginian who does want protection
vote for the Democratic nominees?
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Congressman G. i. Smith has served
his constituents well in the House Of
Representatives, and he well deserves
their continued confidence. More than
this tho people Of the Fourth District,
without regard TO party, should be glad
Of this opportunity to say oall the world
that they favor fairness in elections and
in the matter OF certifying the result.
When Governor Wilson made twelve
out Of two, in order to provide himself
with n pretext ior furnishing Demo-
crat with certificate Of election, he not
only disgsaced his office but outraged
every honest man in the Fourth DIG
trict. That anront should be resented
ut the polls by every man in the district
who has regard Tor the expressed will OF
the people.
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\ silly Charge Related.

In an interview, published in another
column, lIsn. John W. Mason, Commits.
sioner OF Internal Revenue, reiutcs the
latest Democratic lalsehood about the
"pernicious activity" Of revenue officers
in tho Secoud district campaign. Mr..
Mason shows thst the two distilleries at
which it ia charged officers IRE unneces.
sarily assigned, were both in operation
under Commissioner Miller during the
Cleveland administration, and that the
officers were Stationed there then by
Mr.. Miller at the instance Of John T.
MeGraw, the Democratic Collector. He
declares further that he has not created
single new Office, aud that there are
fewer officers stationed in the Second
district than ever before.
1t seems thst the statements which
have appeared in the Democratic press
concerning this matter have been in
spired by Mr.. Wilson, since they appear
in the form Of interviews with him. Mr.,
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Bold Misrepresentation.

The Democratic Free Traders, like all
other Free Traders, have q fine incapaci.
by for stating the exact facts when in.
exact statements not based on facts bet.
ter servo their purpose. For example,
they revel in average tariff dutes--pre.
scented by them with view 10 hood.
wind the average voter.
They declare that under the new law
the average duty on imports will be GO
per cent. Arriving at the average duty
az they reach their conclusion the aver.
age under the new law, If the imports
be the same as last year, will be "A 1G
per cent, about one per cent less than
last year.
This average is based on the dutiable
list alone, leaving the free list entirely
ou! Of the question. The uniairness OF
as:ertaining the average duties in this
way is readily perceived.
Suppose there were but one article on
the dutiable list, and that article dutiable
at 100 per cent. There might be only
500 worth Of it imported, and by the
same reason the Free Traders would find
the average duty to be 100 per cent.
The fair, logical and honest way to get
at the average duty is TO average it on
all imports free as well as dutiable.
Thus ascertained the average duty under
the new law will be 81 per cent if the
imports be the same as last year. Last
year the average rate was so per cent.
The average rate under the Mills bill,
which became plank in the Democratic
national platform, was ESQ per cent.
The fuct is that no tariff law ever
passed by Congress so little hampered
foreign trade Us this; and yet no tariff
law ever passed by Congress laid duties
with such nice regard to the equities Of
protection.
The measure is not perfect, but it ia
another advance in the right direction.
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MIR. HARNAN,s RECORD.


Democratic misrepresentation OF tho, Ra.
publican Candidate 10 tbs Second Dis.
triot.
Kty,r Echo.
The Democratic speakers and papers
have been reporting that Mr.. Hartman,
when iE the Legislature, voted against
bill providing for the inspection and
ventilation OF mines. Mr.. Hartman
states that he was heartily In favor OF
the original bill, and did all he could to
promote it's passage. But tho enemies
Of the bill were strong enough TO amend
aud change 1t until tt failed to do more
than pretend to give the miners what
they lsked. They asked for bread and
Il gave them stone, for fish and Il
gave them a serpent. In common with
many other friends OF the original bill
he votet against the bill In It's emascu.
lated form. His sole reason for 80 do.
Ing was that he did not see that 1t would
at all help the miners, and he thought
1t might stand In the way 81 future leg.
islation In their behalf
Tho papers and speakers above men.
toned are also charging that he voted
against the removal Of the disabilities Of
a certain individual, a lawyer who had
been disbarred by the bill prohibiting
all lawyers who had participated In the
rebellion from practicing before the
courts OF the State. He did vote against
the Individual bill, but he did 1t because
be had prepared bill removing the
disabilities from all the lawyers affected
by the former law, which bill he pre-
scented and urged to It's final passage.
What kind OF fairness is 1t that makes
such statement as this and refuses to
note the reasons for 1t and the magnani.
nous conduct which follows?
They also charge that Mr.. Hartman
moved that the Seargeantat.Atms be
instructed topurchaae ten dollars worth
OF postage stamps for every member
This Mr. Hartman denies in toto. lie
made no such motion. ...,
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that csn
Cure.
r.. CHENEY L Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known F.
J.. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West 4 Truaz, Wholesale. Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio.
Waiding, Kinnan < Marvin, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
iy, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
I5c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
NEW
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Assignee's Sale.
asSlsnsa's Sale of Personal Property.

ny virtue Of a decd Of trust executed In me by
1nmes h'neon ne :9!h cay Of august, 1885, ard
recsrded In Deed OF Trust Hook No. 81. raec ii,
OF the records OF ohio county, ", Va viii, Of,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1870,
proceed 70 sell on the premises, No. 1876 and
IT'S Market street. in the city Of wheeling, Chic
county, W. Va, the following described per.
Nine head OF horses. 8 buegics, l carriage, |
tnriay wagon, hacks, 2 spiins wagons, i large
,ea; Melghs. 6,set Of double hlrSekg, Srets Of
h Mhgle hnrDess, q number OF strings Of tlelgh
Deiis, ONCE furniture and other property constt-
Wuit ning the livery stable outfit OF said James
Il! hihe; slid sale will commence At 10 O'Clock n.
N: o. SAID day. and VIII DC made on the f6liow.
t snS !e,ms and conditions. t0.wit: All sums o!
~ or less cash On day sale and oil sums over
w credit Of nix months will be given, tic
pn!caases being required to give hts note there.
S,Sie, VAN good security 10 te approved by me-.
No property to be removed until The lcrinsOi
saie arg lully complied with. In the mtaptIm
Mle. '7''-2'''.' - ''''"'S
J. b. sOMMgRVILLE,
". II. HALLEs, Auesioaeer. ~ oe;
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lion. s. d. El.ins' appointments.
Moundsville. Oct. y.
PaIkessburs. Oct. q.
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REPUBLICAN, committeeman will dc
well TO adhere to the speaking pro.
gramme rs already laid out. II Demo
cratic stumpeTs desire TO talk, let them
talk in their own time at their own
places. The Democratic managers were
prompt SO to arrange their speaking
campaign rs TO make impossible fair
series OF discussions as proposed by the
Republicans. Let it 90 at that.
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yecond District Nominees,

Col. IIarman. Of Grant county, is not
30 SNOWY man as his opponent, Con.
gresham Wilson, but he ia one Of the
solid men OF tho State, intelligent and
able to take care Of himself on any pub
lie question. He believes In the pro
lection Of home industries, and in Con
gress lao will vote that way every time
II the protectionists Of tho district exer1
themselves to tho utmost from nov
untiltho polls close, Mr.. Wilson will bt
surprised to discover how little ho wa
In IL,
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FOR SALE.
Highland City,
OH O.

Commencing Tuesday, October IS, 1890. We will
offer for sale 10 lots, In Highland City, a
new town Just laid out, situated on u beautiful
plateau overlooking the Ohio River.
Highland City lays about midway between
Tiitonvilie and Portland Station. on the c. & P.
Railroad, aud Is about fifteen minutes ride from
Martins Ferry. The Wheeling & Lake Ellie
f.at'road RUS through the town and will soon
be In operation. The right OF way for the
Wheeling & Bowerstown Railroad has been pur.
chased.
The completion Of the Union Bridge and
terminal system will bring this property almost
to our doors. The facilities for reaching this
beautiful suburban village will be such AZ to
warrant our people In taking up their homes
there.
The greatest chance ever offered In Wheeling
TO make money by Investing In lots at the
Hrs! sale (which has never failed 10 make IN oney
for the purchaserl Is now offered
For further particulars, call on or address
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-23

One Of the most serious obstacles 10 success In
The way Of man Is planted right In the middle
Of tic read 10 health. How to restore aud 10
maintain regular habit Of body and digestion
H. too often soutce Of needless and. unhSpplly,
against drastic pursR,!vct They who have used
them continuously know tho consequence A
remedy which nniies the action Of regulating
machine for the bowels With that Of tonfc tio.i
!Ht those organs. the liver and the stomach. Is
he,t medical authority. and receiving daily the
infringement oil our fellow counsrymea. Ei,h
this ehectual. though gentle, laxative at hand,
II Is possible 10 defy those changes OF ieu,,
perAture productive OF constipation, as well aS
constitutional stacks OF btli0tishess, which he.
SGT even people naturally healthy. Malaria,
dyspepsia. rheumatism md kidney troubles are
remedied aud prevented by the Rittcrs.
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CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM l.. Wilson
voted fora duty on coal, because there
is large production OF coal in the Sec
ond district. But he dissents entirely
from tho principle Of protection, and he
votes against that principle when lie
catches it in n bill before Congress. His
speeches in Congress and elsewhere are
on the Free Trade side OF the tariff aues-
ton. There is no majority on that side
in the Second district,
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Louisa sondermann, Administrative OF The estate
OF William sohdcrmRnn, deceased, complatn.
ant,
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Mn. ELHlss draws with telling effect
OIL the record OF Yves. Fifginia's Demo
cratic Representatives in Congress
While the people are trying to induce
capital to come in and build up the
State these misrepresentatives Of the
people are denouncipg capitalists aE
public enemies.
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For Sale.

Three rcomcd house, lot 69x1to, First ward
1900. rAgH r.sSI =
-Four lots on Charles and High streets, witt
five roOuled house, 81, 300. =
Tive lots, with three'roomed house, on Eof
street, north Of Eleventh street, $40 als
House, 2.ai3 Woods street, ionr rooms, 81, 600.
House. bal Market street, nine roulns, 81, 500
Three houses. sixth ward, 81 100. 100 =
House, 2il0 Woods street, four rooms 81, O5o.
House, e0i North Front ktIeet, seven rooms
$3.50. N''
ttoute 212 North Front street, six rooms, 81 600
House, 1885 Woods street, Tour rooms. 81 400.
Fourteen lots In Fifth ward, FilAn, Wbyte AND
500 for half lots. '1t7 - "''>
Two lots oil Charles street, 5000 each,
Hnll lot on Eoifstrcct, Sixth ward, 81 600,
Building site. 81 feet front, on Chapline street
Forth Of Twenty.eight street, 81, leo.
Lot on MoystOn street, cast end of Twenty
seventh street, SLIGO. ---l' : : '
H6lt lot OF same. $3.50.
Gu acres, with scven.roomcd house. half mils
cast oil Triadcphla, sl.700. 80 '''>
Twenty-Five acres, miles cast OF CITY. sand
stone quarry opened, with three bonses renting
s3,5OO. ~N"' 40 ''N''
ElShty.Gye acrcs Two miles cast OF city, $40 COO
Farm, lS0 acres. at SD per acre, three fou,ths
oil u mile from Shcrard. 49, - - -
saveral farms TO trade for city property.
$. NESBITT, JR,
Ocl3 20" .#l.g lf31 Mbrkat ct,aot
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II AN gentleman"-John 0. Pendle.
ton.
"For he himself hath said it"-Con.
gressman Grosvenor, OF Ohio.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

40 The Creditors o. lIilliam sondtrmann, Dsecaad:
IN pnrhusrce Of a decree OF the Circuit Cour,
.! ne county OF Ohio. made ia a cause therein
ptSeniding, TO subject the real estate OF the said
S miiilam sondeimann TO the payment Of his
"upS, yot are required TO present your claims
mann, ior adiutcati TO George il. i. GilchrIst,
commiMionor, al his Office In The laid county,
no; iiN Chapline street, wheeling. ". Va, on
or ',S Setore the ist day Of December, 1897.
court. this 18th dry OF October, 1890.
oCloIh JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
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Louisa sondermann, Administrative OF The estate
OF William sohdermann, deceased, complain,
ant,
Henry Miller, Charles Wcitzel, trustee: Lem
Frederlcts. Henry schmulbnch, Emma l.. sOil.
Sonderlnann, George j. Hondc.lnhun, stella
bay Sondernann aud the Dollar Savings Rank,
defendants.
In the circuit Court Of Ohio County, IVES.
Virginia. In Chanccry.
By virtue Ian order entered In the above en-.
ttlcd cause on the 9th day Of October. 1873, II Is
referred TO the undersigned co .nm!SsI0ner O.!
SAid court, 10 take, state and repart RS follows:
First.The amount and value OF the personal
shd real estate owned by the said William Son.
dermann at the timc OF his death.
second-Thc arnouut'oi the liabilities owing
py the said William Sondcrmann ut the time OF
MS death, to whom owed, with their rpsbecliyc
amounts and prl0ritIes.
Third.To settle the accounts Of the al minis.
tratrix OF the sid William sondermnnn and 10
hsGettain the amount, II anything, the estate OF
and nlso The valne Of her dover Fight III The real
estate owned BY the said William soudermarlll
at the time OF his death.
Foutth-hny other pertinent matter or thing
any OF The parties IN interest, or the said CON.
missioner, may require.
hi SEtieS Il hereby given that the undersigned
i mh hxed upon Monday, the LIST day OF December,
!h1 commencing at . o'clock &. H., as TIC time,
md his oiiice, No. 1901 ChaplIne street, in tho
city Of Wheeling. Ohio county, West Virginia,
as me place at which he will proceed 10 ascpr
laiA ana report The seyctai matters in the laid
ORDER oil reference required.
Given under my hand this 18th day of October,
1880, ~ GFORGE Il y E IN" 2yu ~ ESsSNe'
Solicitor for Complainant. ociGTn
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THERE IA probably no shrewdor lawyer
In West virginia than W. +. Hubbard
W, J.. Hubbard brought to the bal
OF tho Assembly MI the skill Of ths trained
advocate and tho cunning OF tho shrewt
politician n'hteiing Register, January 81, 1850
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Nh. "TwE" WILSON thinks he desires
4 joint discussion with General Golf and
another with Mr.. Elkins. Mr.. Wilson
docs not discuss, he wrangies. 1t is moi
probable that he can get 4 wIangle with
men OF the Golf and Elkins grade.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS,

The defendant Will take notice that the demo.
sitionS OF John Brame, Henry Strutmau. =
Vaver, - Baker anu Mrs. = Baker, will be
taken at the law Office OF q. l.. Cranmcr, No. @
Twelfth street, Wheeling. West Virginia. on tho
10Th day Of November, 1880, between the hours
OF o'clock a. IN. and O'clock p; m, 10 be read
10 evidence IN the above named cause OF, lie.
half Of said complainant; and II from any causc
the taking Of the said ceposIticns thall not b..
commeuced. or beIug commenced, shall not b.
completed on thu. day, the taking OF the same
will be adIeurnta from time 10 time unit! The
same shall be competed.
SELMA EHLER,
oe9Ih by G. J.. GRANMER, Solicitor,
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ORDER OFruBLtcITfoN.

Tao object OF this suit Is 10 obtain dlyorr,
r vlucul0 matrimOnii from said defendant: aud
ii, sppeaIiIg by an AFFIDAVIT filed herein ihsi
Oelrich thlcr defendant In this suit, IL not d
risldcnt OF the Stats Of West Virginia, It is or.
tiercd that hc do appear within one month NJ Ter
the date OF the ara publication OF this order
and DO what Is necessary to protect his lniercs IS
In this suit
In testimony whereof have hcreunto sci mr.
hand this Sth day OF October. 4. D. 1870.
JOHN W..MITCHEItI, Clerk.
Published the first time October 9, lSJl
Attcst. XVI JOHN W. MiTCilELl, CLERK.
q. L. CsASHEn, Solicitor for Complainant.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Tho pastor Of Berkeley temple, Bos.
ton, quotes an eminent jurist Us saying:
II eau do a years work in ten months,
but not in twelve. Wise jurist! May
his decision form precedent, not only
for members OF his own profession, but
for all whose work taxes brain and
nprvpg f..
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Guardian rs Aforesaid and petitioner, by Gall
WELL 4 GALDMEfL. his ntlnrneYS ke1h LII
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS.
lion. ". +. nubbnrd'a Appointments.

New Milton, nodaridgc county, Oct. o, p. m
West Union, Doddrldgc county, Oct. y, l p. III
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. 81.
sAlem. Harrison CO.. Friday, Oct. q, p. N.
Clarksburg. Harrison county, Saturday, Oct
q: n. IN. with lion. A. v. Campbelll
WellsburR, brooke co, Monday. Oct. u, p. N
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Wilson must DO frightened at the rising
tide Of Republicanism in tho Second dis.
trict, else 10 would scarcely resort to
such questionable means to strengthen
bis campaign.
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MIR. rENDLETUN AS A PAGE.


Tho Junior House of Representatives Re-
quests Speaker Reed to Appoint Him.
Ph!.IGrsh Dispatch, february lGs:.
The boys who &C! as pages in the
House have formed what they call the
House Of Representatives, Jr." 1t was
duly organized by the election Of a
Speaker and other officers the other
day. At recent session OF this body a
bill was introduced which is a pretty
hard hit at Representative Pendleton,
who is expected to be compelled next
Wednesday to give up his seat to Mr..
Atkinson, OF West Virginia. Mr.. PEN
dleton personally quite small aud thin,
with boyish face, and is not taller than
several Of the pages who now wait upon
him. The bill which was introduced in
the House OF Representatives, Jr.,"
provides that when Mr.. Pendleton is re-
tired as member Of the House, Speak
or Reed shall appoint him to a position
as page.
Those Of the members who have heard
Of this have been enjoying the joke at
Mr.. Pendleton's expense hugely, and
are making that gentieman's life bur.
den to him by continual reference to
his future position rs page in the
House.
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HILTON Wednesday. October q, 1870, At 1873
p. NJ, GEORGE Hal, aged u years.
Services private at the house. Services al the
Zane Street N. Z. Church Friday, October
"a, ats O'Clock p. M. Intcsment at PENN.
Sular Cemetery.
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YESTERDAY the SlaaIs Zcil'tng was three
years old. 1t has won its way to the
iCTSr OF its special constituency and de.
Eervea itB succeee.
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rESDLETos is doing his beating 70
Hubbard on the stump and in the Regis
Ter. He won't do any Of it where it will
count-at the polls,
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YESTERDAY was fruitful in railroad
mishnpo. October has been q good
month for them.
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Sutton. Brsxton county, Oct q.
Wcst Union, Doddridgc county, Oct. %, p n.
New Cumberland. Nov. 8, 7:36 p. IN.
shinns,on, Harrison county, Oct. y, l;SO p. m.
rleasan! Valley, MARSHALL county, Nov. !, Sat
urisy Up NJ.
Wallace, Harrison county, Oct. %, at p. III.
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IN THECIRCUlT COURrFOR Quo
i County, West ViTgiula, to.wlt: October
SUMMONS:

The SrArkoP WEST y.EolSIA:
70 THE SHERIFF OF OHIO COUNTY, GRE9Fisa:
We command YOU that you summon Oclrlch
Ehler, II ho be found IN your baitiwick. 10 ap-
pear at the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County at Rules to be held for the laftl
court, Oh tho first Monday In August, lS90, 10
an,wcr n bill In chauccry exhibited RGa!nS,
him In the said court, by sGn!a Killer. And have
then and there this writ. HltHet8. John W.
Mitchell. Clerk Of our said Court, ut the Court
House Of said county, IN the city OF Wheeling,
the 18th day OF July, 1880, and In the 2s;h year
OF the State OF West ftrgtnia
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
SuggIFP's RETURN :-0elilch Ehler Is no In.
habiIant Of my DailIwck nor found therein this
ith day of August, 1880.
- -. 81 a. p. GARDEN, DIS,
for /. SrEENRUD, soc.
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WANTED-A GOOD SOLICITOR
w for city work. Enquire NJ the QUEST
once, l2lo Main Street, oC23