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ooMMIss1oNERs, sALE.
OoMMIssIoNERs' SALE.
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
AdminiStIatrix OF william sou' =, c.,.o,
dermAnn, deceased, IN Vh4nVet
unn1r Millnr ntRl.


Nv virtue OF a decree entered in the Circuit
Court az ohio Comfy In the above entltleo
cSuSe on the 10Th day Of February, lbgl, the IN.
derSigned special Commissioners VIII SCI ~
public auction. Rt, the north front door o. tne
couft House OF Ohio County, In the Guy Of
wheeling, W. Va, on 80,
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of APRIL, 1881,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. M, the following
properly that IL to say: Lot numbered az IN ~
toHtre iirimbered twenty eight, in that part Of
ne SRId city OF Wheeling called Soulh Wheenng
exceDt STRIP OF the south side OF Eaid Iot 9 Sht
ne. la width on Jacob Atreet and extending
back n tbRt uniform width the t1H deplh Q!
me lot, It's Eouth line being the Eopth Hle q
he lot Baid lot fronts on the east SIDE Of yacop
stFeet between Fortieth and Forty ntst bueet;
and there Is upon the part Of said lot 20 pc solo
Two bpIIdInGS fronting upon Jacob street; Que
being brick and the other frame, Ihe ena 10y
WIN DO offered a. whole and 10 Two purcell
and sold in whichever way the hiHheSt ptlce
eau be realized therefor.
TFRNR on HALE:-One.third OF the purchase
money, or as much more thereof a. the pnr'
chRSef may elect 70 pay in cash on the day Of sle
and the residue in two equal inStallmenn peyGD
res sectively in nine and eighteen months from
day Of sale the deferred instAnments 10 bear IN
tefest and 10 be evidenced by. the notes Of the
purchaser with personal security thereon satls'
factory 10 said special commissioners, ano utle
10 be retained until the purchase money 10 pAio
In full.
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Tug great walking match in New York
was financial failure, the attendance
each day being very small and little pub
lie attention being given to the affair
This is another indication that pedestri'
aaism, IS a sport and as form oil
entertainment to the public, is a
thing Of the past. It is no longer popu'
lar and must give way to something
more exciting-bicycle racing, for in
atanca.
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TIE suspension Of the Keystone Bank,
Of Philadelphia, is another reminder
that It is well to cut the garment sccord'
ing to the cloth, dangerous to do q
business out OF proportion to the capital
There is another reminder, and this is
that the eye Of the Government Of the
United States is on the national banks.
Fortunately tho trouble in this one
bank shows no sign Of extending. The
general condition of the banks OF the
country ia good.
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Pennsylvania Bull Run was bloedieI
and more fatal than the battle which has
gone into history under that name. Fol
the number OF combatants engaged the
Pennsylvania affair makes a terrible
showing. 1t is not often that detectives
get into such death trap, and it is rare
that one mar. can do such execution
with revolver as was done by that des'
parade. The murdered detective, Gilk'
inson, was one of the best men in the
business, having done some OF the neat
eat and most ssryiceable work.
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Iii to bo hoped that the story thai
tn, Worlds Fair directors attempted tc
in luce Tcpnysou to write the poem fol
the occasion is untrue. 1t would be
we'll to bear in mind that the world
mlghtthink it strange II on the four hun
dredth anniversary of the discovery o
America, all American poets should BIZ
overlooked and an Englishman be SO
lacted 70 write the ode.
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Merchants invited. We are prepared 10 quot
your money Of our prices-Or what 10 better, 20
BUSINESS. We make money BY buying only ba
ing on mail profit ct half price and les. We
A Racket-What
at !, 2, 3, and &c worth double.
Ladies' Hose Of 4, 8, sand l0c; half price.
II will pay you 70 come 100 miles 70 attend q
or you may mot get In. These bargains will 20
bring Il along and we will give you present Il
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the State Department until he can wit
n,ss the fruition Of his hopes for the
success Of the policy Of which he is the
author, and which succers will mark
him as the foremost statesman Of the
dsy.
Any talk Of using Mr.. Blaine as a
weapon in a war against President Har-
rison is ridiculous. The great states
man would not permit it, and hisfriends
More not built that way"
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WHEELING, MARoH q. 1891.

The Chicsgo Globe has figured out
that only one out OF each 1000 news
papers in the world is unfriendly to the
Worlds Fair. 1t would be interesting
to know in what manner the Globe OBJ
tanned this important information.
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TOR RENT.

TOR RENT.
II POSSESSION APRIL lst
An elegant summer residence In the best par I
Of Pleasant Valley. Two story brick, ten rooms
and wash house, iour rooms. Also stable room.
Orchard and garden, two to three acres. Natural
gas. Suitable for one or two families.
hne $50 acre farm near kim Grove. win rent
% right party on long lease, or sell on easy
terms.
A two story brick dwelling, elght rooms, on
Market street. below Eighth and Ninth streets.
small brick house, four rooms, IN Alley Ten.
bic for ONCE.
A. two story frame residence, eight rooms and
bath room, Zane street, Island.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
mrl4 Cor. Fourteenth and Market Streets.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF SIXTEENTH STREET PROPERTY.
Peoples Bank, o,....-
nenlamIn Fxley, sr,,

Under and in pursuance OF q decree made on
the "a day OF June, 1883, by the Cit3uit Court OF
Ohio county, III the above entitled cause, the
undersigned appointed special commissioner
for the purpoIe Will on
TUESDAY, APRIIe2lSt, 1891,
At the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county offer at public sale 10 the highest bidder,
ali The estate, right, title and interest 81 said
Benjamin EXley In, to and OF the weht half Of
LOT numbered $50 on the north side Of sixteenth
street IN the addition to the town OF Wheeling
laid out by Noah Zane, Daniel steenrod and
Others (which half lot ig thirty feet In width
OF said west half lot aud also lot numbered 238
on the north side Of Sixteenth street In the same
addition, except part thereof bounded and dc.
Scribed as follows: Beginning at point on the
north side OF Sixteenth street at the south end
Of q line running from tho north side OF Six
tenth street 10 Alley 49, which Zine e two feet
nine inches west Of the west brick wall OF house
number IS on sixteenth street and runs north.
Watdly from the north side OF Sixteenth street
house TO Alley 10; thence wtstwardly with the
south line Of Alley 10 TO tho cast Hne Oh lot
mum Dor ~; thence H0uthwardly aud along the
east line Of lot number IA 10 Sixteenth street;
thence eastWatdly along the north side oil Six
teenth street TO the plRGe OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE:-Une third OF tho purchase
money and such farther sum a the purchaser
may elect In hand, the balance in equal Install.
mentS ut one and two years from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond for the deferred
instRllments, with security approved by the
cat from date aud the tito 10 be retained until
payment Of the purchase money IN foil.
W.P. HUBBARD,
Special Commissioner.
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IT,. HUGUs and
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.

I. John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, W. Va, do hereby certify
that bond and security has been given " the 5
above named special commissioners as required
BY law and said decree, and conditioned accord
lug " 4A"' JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
q urnrrx AnciInnenr. mrl2
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"Why Indians Do Not Settle Down"
is the title Of local contemporaries
editorial. Well, one reason Is because
the Government doea not settle up."-
PHILADELPHIA Press.
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Looss's Red Glover Pile Remedy Is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA.
i BE POTTERY WORKS IN WHEELING,

| -DTCTDE,o cATT an VITT1I.
| u'hU5lEE.S SALE Vt a :, y n !.,!.S,
= BE POTTERY WORhs IN WhEELlNVi
VIVA. w.,
By virtue Of deed Of trust made y Ma'
Ing dRIe the 18th day Of January, a. 2. 1883, Iad
recorded In the Clerks ONCE OIL ne Louny
Court Of Ohio County, West virginia, n Det9 !
Trust Book No. u, on psgeS l. 2 y p nq y!
Will proceed 70 sell NJ p1btiG sac " Wy hs y"
door Of the Court House Of said county II Nc
City Of wheeling, West Virginia. on
sATuRpAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, A, D. In,
S.t,,',-.. a. 1890. =, ho t1IInvInva A
OehnpSluE ~ ~ iSSt T. ~ sSy. 4 ceft,Ia
sGtlOeo p LnpSst ~ ~ ,hS VttS, wSIA al N
RisG !. 81 ,snoItHs Wei VirUJHIa wing and Il
S El9 " rnStS ~ fhs nrcnFfty Of tlt
ny Ms.iS n .Sn. $500 Ssti n WIIa
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First New York Boy-"When was
your mother married p
Second New York Boy-"When she
was twenty. When was your mother
F. First New York Boy-"when she was
sixteen"
that ; she was married before I was born"
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IT is sweet to live, but oh | how bitter
10 be troubled with cough, day aRd
night. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, how
ever, is sure remedy. 25 cents.
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slcls HSads che.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Con
stipation. 25c per box, 8 boxes for ST.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D4W
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EOR RENT-sTORE ROOM, COR.
u Third and Main streets. Apply 70 Z.
RODY, llO6 Main street del
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-A GROCERY STORE
" with fixtures aud residence, Inquire of
GEO, RLEEH, Fulton, MIRO
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NNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"HIGH WATER MARK" PRoPEEIl'

Z L lhUSlEc . GhLb va
"HIGH WATER MARK" PROPERTY
BY virtue OF deed Of trust InGdC b R ss.s;
Mafsh, and Margaret A. Marsh, his vile, ttU .IE
Marsh, aid Sarah Marsh, his VILE 70 m w nd
tee, bearing date August 70, y. sS1 r1 M
recorded in The clerks office Of tho GGTn, T pnof
Of OhiU county, ", Va, IN Deed 81 Ifu' H"'A
No. "a, pSge 395, will sell on ,s1
SATURDAY, the 18th DAYoi APRIL, Az ~ ~
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following Ky y
Scribed pFopeFty, that Is 10 say: u th.t pSTSi
or parcel Of ground situate in the slim Wv ",
the city oil Wheeling, Ohio county . Wi ID
and known as portions Of lots 80 Ky ~ IL.
Out lots No. rs and 20, together WIZ w ,,sf
PTcyementS thereon con.IsRHs at. GI o tsS ~
houses, II being the lanC property a. ~ CsSrrs
conveyed 70 the said Ralph Marsh az ST ~.
MGrih, by Henry y. Russell, ssggSS t
miSIIOuer, by deed bearing date ssp" H =, III
is5i and 81 record In tho clerks oiice .. ~ "
county, W. Va, in Deed Book No. o. p'sV' -
and $50.
4AAA' 0' 'AL JACOB DETwlLGlE1s5;.
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For RENT.

JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
MARCH 10. 1891. MIRO
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81 CANNOT sing tonight My throa!
is sore" "Oi course you haven't tried
Salvation or" "No." "Then get 1t,
and you will sing like the birds"
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sTooKHoLDERs' MEETINGS.

pITTsBURGH, WHEELING & KEN.
4 lucky RAILROAD COMPANY.
WHEELING, W. Va, March II, 1891.
The annual meeting Of the Etockhoders Of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling q Kentucky Railroad
Company will be held at the principal once OF
the COMPANY In the City Of Wheeling, W. Va, on
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1891,
q ! O'Clock p: M. for the purpose Of holding an
year, and the Transaction OF such other buEIneSs
S may properly come before the meeting.
mrll 8. B, LIGGETT. Assistant Secretary.
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a large store room sixty feet long, with n
good cellar and Warcroom attached aud all well
finished. Large glass door aud windows. Also
a large show case. Situated In tho business part
Of town on the corner OF Main and 81. Johns
streets. Possession given atonce. Apply 10
MRS. VIRGINIA D0NoHuE:
mf20 efAfthn, W. Va.
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VIZ ANTED-AN ACTIVE, RELTI.
w BtE man-tGlAEy SO to 10 monthly
responsible New York house Reference NV,
UFACrUREH, Lock Box 1855, New YORK. '-''''
fel9 NATh
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WANTED.

GALESMEN WANTED-LlBFPIT
~ pay to puGherS None Others pE,d 'SsII
Write, ELLWANGBR 4 BARRY. NJ AGs sy.,
Nurseries, Rochester. n. Y. mrgIt IyIe
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR sALE-sHELVING, CHEAP.
u Inquire Of NEsBiTT q DEVtER, i7S9 Mar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-28
A cusToMs orrfckn rAKEs HIMSELF orr.
Or. TURPIN'S LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
A Coiorcd Pastor Ipstsiied-On to Attend
the Bar Association at the White.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July N.-At the
conclusion of the communion service at
the Baptist church yesterday morning a
resolution was read and unanimously
adopted by rising vote granting the be-
loved pastor, Rev. John II. Turpin, leave
of absence for one mcnth. TO be taken at
such time as will best suit him." MIR.
1urpin thanked the members OF the
church for the kindness. and announced
his intention of accepting the rendered
vacation after the meeting OF the Abe
marie Baptist Association next month,
A long programme was carried out at the
First lcoloredj Baptist church yesterday,
the occasion being the installation services
of the new pastor, Rev. l.. Is. GOOdall. At
3 o'clock in the afternoon Rev. John b.
Turpin preached for this congregation, a
number of white persons being present.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Colonel X. L. w. Duke, Judge William
j. Robertson, Captain MicaIah Woods,
Messrs. George Perkins, Samuel McCue,
George Morris. 4. V.Southall. Mason Cor
don, and probably Others left to-day for
the White sulphur Springs to attend the
meeting of the Bar Association at that
place Several of the gentlemen were ac-
companied 10y their wives.
Professor A. B. Warwick, of Dalton, Ga,
who was elected principal of the Char
lOttesville High School last week. is visit
ing his mother. His brothers, John. Her
bert, and Charley. are also IN the city visit
Ing relatives.
Mcssrs. W. J. Ficklin and Frank p.
Parish returned yesterday from New York,
whore they spent week on business.
Mrs. NJ. +. Roberts. of this city, is visit
ing at Roanoke. She Will spend some time
at Glade Springs before her return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-28
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
,o,uemtr,s "To DICTATE THEIR
~" WILL TO EUROPE"
,pcpnbiicsnissn. However, Tsbooed
At the Cour, Of the c'ar--o'her o''-
world News of Interest.

,.-,o. American cable 70 tho pispatchl
.. p,1yxssrns. July 27.--Ihc Grand
= sl,us banqueted tho ofIisers OF the
..,,e French squadron yesterday eve
- .n, hoard the Russian flagship ASIA.
i..' Utmost cordialitv prevailed. and the
i''' .,io.e was brilliant in the extreme.
..,. 90 after his visit Saturday to the
oh aeet. sent a tclegraphic message OF
..,ts,at.on 70 President Carnot. who
IA in the most friendly manner.
o.. ,.r1, yrgnya declares that II IL not
49,. nr.iirnd and for Lord salisbury.
-" W rn.sia and France 60 dictate their
VII" fnthusiasm Of the Fronch visitors
I..n lampencd py the absence IN the
.. made by tho kussiais OF AL re,
.to Tho republic. 1his X explained
. hy the statement that the Var
lrink g. the welfare OF Democratic
EDITIONS Consequently. WINE Yea
... las been repeatedly heard rom
.r lus during tins visit, no one Oh
Russian partv has as YET dAreu \"
,...q tle French republic.
.,raN LuNcafoN YRoM THE FRENCH.
rrivsssuRs. July a. Admiral Ger
q Me French squadron, gave n
l..n 20 the Grand Duke Alexis, the
-af grorstadt, aud the officers OF the
.. saualron on board the french
... Nareneo to-day. Tho French
Sow. entertained at dinner at the
...lf Exchange This evening the
,....rl the fonts were illuminated.
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BAPTIST CHURCH DEDICATED.
Presented to the Nswiy-Orgsnised Church
by Mayor Hnliard-Dr. y. r. Speed Dead.

Presented to the Newly Organized Church
by Mayor Hiiiard-Dr. y. T. Speed Dead.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond D!spssch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. O., July 27.-Yester-
day the new BAPTIST church at Hobgood
was dedicated. The sermon was preached
by Rev. q. j. Dowcll, Of WillIamston, and
tho services were conducted by Rev. j. ID.
Hufham. ID. d., of Scotland Neck. A
church was at once organized consisting
mainly of members from the church OF
this place. The house of worship was
then presented TO the newly-organized
church by T.. Il. billiard. of Scotland Neck.
IL was presented in the name OF the Tar
River Association free of debts and all in
cumbrances whatever.
MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
This church was built in commemoration
of the lives of John Watson, of Warrenton,
and II. b. SALISBURY, Of Hamilton, who
were active and influential members OF the
association. II is called tho Watson
Salisbury Memorial chapel. 1t is the first
church built in the new town. largely by
Noah Biggs. ESQ.,, Of Scotland Neck.
DIED SUDDENLY.
News was received here yesterday that
DR.. +. T. speed died suddenly yesterday
morning at his home in Edgecombe county.
He WAS reared in Scotland Neck. and his
remains will be brought here for inter ment
to-day. He was young and promising,
being the best surgeon of his age. perhaps,
in this region. The whole town was great
ly shocked at the report of his death, and
the entire community is deeply grieved
Mt the loss.
FARM-wORK SUSPENDED.
The heaviest downpour of rain for the
summer fell here yesterday afternoon. IL
lasted for more than au hour and farm
work is entirely suspended.
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An VI. 4. Expelled.

.Ny nglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.)
LONDON, Enc. July 27.-During to-day's
sion Of the House of Commons MIR.
t''Aiy John Atkinson. member Of Parlia-
t-'' Tor Boston, was expelled from the
o.,'e iof week for charging the Speaker
~ abuse Of power in placing on the
o,tds o. the house that he Mr.. Atkinson)
ssa lii'o.ously challenged the accuracy Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-28
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, July 2J.-Mr. Harthill's circular

says:
"lncreased offerings Of new Burnley. also old
ana new dark. much lighter offerings OF Old
burley, good. strong, and active market gonc-
ra,y on al grades, with weather clear, pleasent'
nnu occasional showers were the leading fci-
lures " the week
offerings We had a few more hogsheads OF good
ana iine filler leaf than last week, which met
Win the same strong and healthy demand thst
nhs existed all through tho season. with 2Sltc.
pnld Tor tho best offered. Common and me-
dunn nilers composed The bulk Of the offerings
and met With n good demand at quotations,
"hich are unchanged Trash nllers-Ihe ad-
vance In this grade has been most noticeable,
whiie tho supply has been fairly good the de-
mand has been ahead OF II and they have adj
vnnced fully tfc., quotations j now revise.
smokers TN good supply, also In good demand NJ
higher prices. Trash unchanged. Common
ana medium NC. higher, quotations nov re-
vihe. Cutting Of ali grades remains very scarce
and we seldom meet with anything above the
trash, which sells at outside figures. as the de-
mand - far ahead Of the supply.
Old Buriey.-Lighter offerings and no new fea-
lures TO mention.
Darks.-Of both old and now the offerings
were somewhat increased. In ne'r, suitable for
reggie purposes, there was strong competition by
the rege buyers, and. while figures are un-
changed. the market on all such grades closed Mt
nearer outside figures. In old anything In good.
sound, dry order commands outside figures, but
such are very scarce and are generally disposed
OF on private terms.
Pirate sales for this week we're 27o hogsheads.
embracing $50 Of the 1890 crop DARK leaf and
Tugs. ITO old and double old dark leaf and Tugs,
balance scattering hogsheads OF Burlcy.
CROP PROSPECTS,.
Ctdrksrihe, Tenn, reports the weather has con-
tinucd favorable for the growing crop, which Is
doing well, although some complaint OF crop be-
Ing ugeven 10 some sections
Idducrh, KV.-Good showers during the week
came at the right time, IA We were commencing
20 need rain. Tobacco looking very well.
Hopkins county, Ky.-Gcod rain on the 23d.
Weather and season all that could be desired for
the growing crop.
Henderson, KV.-Fine rains on Thursday, good
showers both morning and evening of Friday
were much need for early corn and will be very
fine on tobacco, which IL doing very well. May
planting I'm top now.
Daries oounty-The Same good news as from
other points comes from this section. Fine rains
Tell during the week, which is very fine on the
tobacco.
Buriey DEMONSTRATING new % report. The
crop Is doing very well with few or no complaints
heard.