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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-07
flI4At On
Saturday, the l4th Day OF March,
A. d. 1891,

beginning 40 10 O'Clock o. ~ the following de-
scribcd property. that is 40 say, certain piece
or parcel Of land IN the First waldof the ;lty of
Wheeling ". Va. lying and being immediately
north Of the property % the estate ~ David Car
den deceased. west Of Main street and south OF
Fourth street formerly called Bank street.,
and east Of the Ohio river. being part ui me
sam. property conveyed o. Walter u Brooks.
trustee. bv John J Jones. trustee, hy deed dated
the 18th day 81 August. \ ID l-1h and now OF
record In the Clerk. office of the County Court
of Ohio county West Virginia. IL deed book
No 81. on pages 1874 and ~, and bs ~ also The
same piece Of proptrty that WAS conveyed by
William l.. H"aru aud Thomas o Briru, irus-
tee, 10 said West virginia China Company by
deed bearing date the 18th day of September 4
d. lss7. and Of record 10 thr said Clerk Office
of said County Court of Ohio county 10 Deed
BOOK No. ~ ON page l96. ! Will az The same
time and place sell 400 the machinery. fixtures,
and moulis % the said West Virginia China
Company At the work, ol sid Company, sltu
atsd upon the above described property.
The parcel OF land described above contain,
about iNo acre. and one bali ~ land ana has
upon 10 a large and complete pottery "orks'
which j. practically new, having been ~ opera
ton lee, than two yeaTs.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third % the purchase
none OF as mn;h more ~ the purchaser may
elect To paw. oa.h IN hand on the day oi sale
the residue ia two equal iustalments, payable
I'm one and two year. from the day Of sale The
deferred instruments 90 be secured % The salts
faction Of the undersigned trustee by giving b
Nv" "" Wv John d. CULHERTsON,
,.toi Trustee.
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An Ari.toerat Defined.

.....- The outside Of srocor'- win
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1--we STOCK.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Cattle, shipments
1000 head: market active aud higher;
steers, extra, 81 50; others = O0a5 30;
cows 81 j0a3 %; stockers :? JOa3 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
( nOn head: market active and higher;
rough and common s. 40a3 80; packers
and mixed 8 55a3 60; prime heavy and
butcher weights s. 65a3 30; light - 5OA
3 60
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
5000 head, market active and steady;
natives 81 75a5 so; westerns a. 25a5 '5'
lambs 81 15a6 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, March Cattle,
receipts 79S head; shipments G5l head;
nothing doing, all through consignments.
Hogs-Recepts, 1850 head: shipments,
$500 head market firm. Philadelphias 6 NJ
az 90. best Workers s. 70a3 50; common TO
fair . 6Oa3 20: pigs s. 40a3 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
1000 head; nothing doing, all through con-
signmentS.
CIScrNNATI. O., March 6-Hogs, better
supply: common and light, 8 25a3 10; pack
ing and butchers, s. G5a3 %. Receipts,
3, 100 head shipments, 10 head
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Attention Capital.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dwelling Houses at Public Sale

TTHE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE DWELL
/ ING HOUSES will be- offered ut public
sale nt the n mt door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county on Saturday, February 2lst' 1871,
At 10 o'clock u. m, viz:
First-Ouc double frame two story tin roof
dwelling house, containing four rooms each,
situated at Nos ~ and ~ Iwenty-slXth street
Rents for ~ 90 each per month.
Second-One ihreeroomed frame cottage, TN
roof. situated ~ No 260s Alley +. Rents for
sg % per month,
Third-One double brick. tin roof. two--tory
AMI attic. dwelling house, situated nj Nos 2b,S
and 200 Wood street, arranged for four tenants
three rooms each. Now renting FOX DJU per
month in all.
All OF the above described property is stu.
ated NJ the corner Of Twenty-sixth aud Wood
streets, on lots Nos and >, Caldwcll'- add
ton.
Fourth-Lots Nos. - and IL, on east side Of
Main street on which j. erected two separate
rows of brick dwelling houses. Nos. 800 20 25lO,
containing six dwellings to each row. arranged
for sixteen tenants IN all. now renting Tor
si 100 per year. Thi. property l. very substan'
TALLY built. with extra heavy stone foundations
and brick division walls. VIII be- offered sin
gly aud as a whole 20 the highest bidder The
property will pay from l2 10 10 per cent n an
investment.
Flfth-That large two-story and basement
brick. tin rooted. boarding house and store
room situated at No. HS Main street, batter
known a. the Eckhart property. no" owned by
Ia. STANDARD Building Association. and must
BE- sold To- close u, nnaifs.
TERMS-Half cash. balance iu one aud TWO
wears. with interest. notes secured hy deed 81
trust On the property
NOW please examine all Of the above sud look
out iuF bargains.
Fog further information and i.rms apply to
JAMES 4. HENRY Agent. AZ
feaasdra j & HERNEI. AuctoureE
~ The above sale has been adjourned until
SATURDAY. MARCH Z. 1921, 40 10 o'clock
u m. ~ front door OF Court House.
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REDWOOD.

The members of the notorious yellow
gang INDUCED their "scrapping' prOclivi-
ties in free fOr-all battle below the mill
Thursday afternoon. Old John Barleycorn
was the instigatOr of the rumpus, and the
participants came out OF the fight slightly
disiigured but" unfortunately, "still in
the ring" The public will look at these
little diversions with complaceucy if the
members of this obnoxious gang will only
fight among themselves.
Miss Ann Crow left Thursday for Cam
eron. O.. where she was called by tele-
gram, stating that her sister, Mrs. Daugh-
erty. was lying at the point OF death. Mrs.
Daugherty's child died during the recent
flood. and Mr. Daugherty, who was here at
the time made trip TO his home in skiff.
Yesterday morning Squire Riddle issued
two warrants for G.. w. Dickey, OF Dallas,
better known as Sand Hill, this county
Dickey is school teacher. One warrant
charges him with assault and battery and
the other with violation of the school law.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the NJ. f.
Church. will give their supper and social
which was postponed on account of the
flood the latter part of this month, al the
home OF Mrs. John Newton. The proceeds
will be applied to the parsonage fund.
John Kirk. the well-knOwn saloon keep
or died Yesterday afternoon, after briei
illness His relatives, VINO reside in Penn
svlvania. were notified by telegraph of his
dangerous condition, but had not arrived
at the time OF his death.
Frank Crockard, who has been visiting
his parents on Main street for the past i've
weeks. will return on Monday to Bethle-
HON pa. where he will resume his studies
at the Lehigh University
Squire Riddle will sell at public auction
another lot of the household goods Of Chas.
T,anphertv. on the 3lst inst, 10 satisfy Il
claim of NJ. Gately, Sr.
Pat Harrington is confined to his home
ON account Of injuries received while
jumping on train Thursday night.
Thos Lewis, of Monndsyille, father of
County Clerk +. W. Lewis, was calling on
friends here yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Maud Williams
and LANES Yost has been postponed until
next week.
Denutv sheriff Geo Alex Jones, Of
Moundsville, was in town on business yes
terday.
Mrs Reed. Of Philadelphia, is visiting
her brother, Rev. p. McMenamin
The NJ E. Church will hold services at
the school house tomorrow.
Prof. w. \. Bucks, Of Uhrichsville' o.
was in town yesterday.
There will be no services at 81. John 5
Church tomorrow.
Chas. McMullen, Of Mingo, is the guest
of Vim Armour.
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Did Won ever see dead man walk
ing about2" queried a iriSwOld street
insurance agent of friend the other
day.
-Of course NOT.
~WeL there is case Of il. See that
mau ou tue corner?
~lie looks pretty lively.
.-Yes. but he's legally dead. Let me
Toll vou about him. We scr'ed ln the
SAND. Ohio regiment FOO the war. Al the
n.rrl.. ot GroNct0u. which took place "A
.I,,. 1r tuo before Che second Bull Run
Did. WAS detailed as q SkirmiSher. Inc
Confederates pushed forward ana as
the ,kirm' sherS were running OacN 'u
tl. lime, thr man stopped for q moment
..,..., nr-I. Suol A shell came through
a. sa. In the Confederate haes, entered
nine bas. of the knoll, and when u en-
uloded ne was lifted twenty feet hisA'
And torn Oh pieces
We Thought SO, and 1000 men saw
-h. performance. He was picked
,r bv the Confederates, sent 10 nos
oitsl. ard chen held a yeai ana a nan
asa prisoner of war. Our captain To-
ror.ed him dead. he was carried down
the roll as such. and even now the tan
ri, has not been sraightened out
Wbcn taken prisoner the Confederate'
md hir down James instead of John
and THAT helped mix matters.
.Bur. was bee badly Wounded
.No. lie did not lose drop OF blood
bnt was simply stunned, and it was siN
month, before his hearing was fully re-
stored he ha, paid claim agent over
$500 to secure his discharge asa I h'o'
soldier. but he has not got 10 yet.
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Macbeth's pearl top ana
pearl gl4ss lamp-chimney
are made of tough glass that
costs i7ur times rs much as
common GLASS. and the work
on diem costs a good dea
NOR, than the work on com
mon chimneys, just as the
work on a dress IS proper
toned TO cost Of stuff.
The dealer isrightm saying
he can { afford to sell them a
the prices OF common glass
chimneys.
And what will become o
his chimney trade if his chin
news never break? He is ap
to be wrong there. He ca
afford TO charge a fair prlc
and give new chimneys for a.
{ that break in use.
Have a talk with him.
Pitt,burs. G1o. a. MAcHSru CO.
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9aS2l &C.. fine washed delainc y and Xxx
4a3Sc, medium washed, combing and de
lame, I2a43c; Canada combing, 3ia.1c
tub washed choice 31a40c; fair S5a.i'c
coarse 33a25c; medium unwashed comb
ing and delaine 29a3lxc; coarse do ga
Is; sc; Montana 2Oa24c; Territorial l6a22c.
BosToS, March G.-Wool steady: sales
> .O36, 900 pounds: unchanged prices; Ohio
X 3la32c: XX and above SSa34c; Michigan
Y SOC: No. combing 40a42c; Ohio fine
deaine S6a3sc; Michigan fine delaine 55a
96c: unwashed combing 26a2sc; Territory,
6Oa6jc for fine, 5Sa60c for fine medium and
soc for medium; Texas, California and
Oregon dull; pulled woods steady; choice
supers 4Oa45c; fair to good supers SOa3sc;
extra Of 22a30c
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THEIR STORY TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Mr.. Hell Gets Among the Bohemian Rail
road Laborers in West Virginia.


The story of the seven white Bohe-
milan slaves who sent letter TO the Bo-
hemian newspaper, Voice Of the People,
in this city, describing their condition
and asking for help to get away from
their taskmasters, will investigated.
The socialists of the Bohemian colony
here have raised fund to send one
of their number to Purcell's Camp.
at Elkhorn, w. Va. Bernard
Heiz, writer for the Bohemian
paper, volunteered to go. He first
sought the advice of Gen. O'Bierne,
who wrote him letter of introduction
to Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
O. l.. Spaulding. Mr.. Heiz went to
Washington on Saturday. He is prob
ably now on his way TO the place
where his suffering fellow countrymen
are at work. He has taken a big re-
volver with him, and, on Gen. O'Bierne's
advice, he will, after convincing himself
of the truth of the charges brought 10y.
the wretched railroad labOrers against
their bosses, lay the whole ease before
the United States District Attorney who
has jurisdiction over Mcdowell county.
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.ag-Ih- above sale has been adjourned until
SATURDAY. MARCH Z. 1921. ~ 10 O'Clock
- M. ~ front door of Court House
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING syrup mas ma
been used by millions of mothers Tor cnllu-
rem teething for over fifty years WIN per
feet success. II relieves the little sufferer
at once, produces natural, quiet SIeeP ~
freeiugcthe child from pain, ana tne at'T +,
cheru6 awakes as bright as ouIton. ~.
is very pleasant TO taste, sootheS tue Sl.iS'
softens the,gums, alays PAIN relleveS VIZ,
remedv for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle.
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
fel7 No. 1914 Market Street.
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GovERSMgNrs-Dull and steady.
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cept Sunday
houndsyiile Accommodation. son D. ~.
cept Sunday, sne $3.50 p. 70. and ,Icepi sunday.
ARRIVE
From New York, PhlisdelphlA lnd Bal uofe.
:: 70 s. m and 1874 ?. q. and n 80 y. =. daily.
CuIoeilAnd Accommodation, b,06 p M. a..
cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, a.. IS y. H.. ssily
houndsyille Accommodates. 81 - g. n sus
H:i5, p. N. daily, and sos daily. except Sgn3ty.
TRAES-OhlO DIVISION
For Chicago, 1850 ana li.06 a a.. sn4 ll.i5
?. u. daily, daily, except sunday
Cincinnati Express. 80 and l.(b D. m. daily
sre 1910 D. N. except saturday, and 2.SJ a. m.
Sunday only.
Columbus Accommodate. 80 p a.. csc.g -
Sunday.
ST. Clairsville Accommodates. li:OSs n. aui
i:SO y. m, except sunday.
lRkIvL
Chicago Express, 1878 and On a. H., Aui DIV
F. m, daily, and ll:0o =. m, DAILY, etee!i 'ou-
day.
Cincinnati EIpre,s. $40 =. n AID $40 m.
daily
Coluinbu, Accommodation. ii.f,a --il.
except Sunday.
st. Clairsyille Accommodation. ~ IT, a. 90. aui
$40 p. m except Sunday
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un.b.nd's VmAinous Action.

LoNpoN. March a curious ana
.t.r,lfnr case will shortly be- tried ln,
therourt, here. 10 appearS that NIT
Catbcart. wealthy lady Of Staho' d.
mvsterIously disappeared from he her
bcm, and for some time afterwards all
3D.. efforts of her relatives
srd friends failed TO discover
E.~ whereabouts. Quite re-
.entlv however. her friends traced
49, ~ unatic asylum. where She had
bcen confined az her husband : lnStisa-
MON. Mrs. Cathcart' relatives are no"
irving TO obtain the appointment oil Il
luusev commission to inquire ln'o tne
affairs to obtain her release, IL oelns
clafmed that she is perfectly sane
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Auttrpuoe.
RALTTMoRE AND OHIO RAIL

-fAhtNtk N Akhlf Al o. IAtIkf
A. Wheeling flstefn
D. Tine. Schedule in eject
. January lst, issi
NO. MAIN LINZ tAfr.
EE fos baltIncf- rllattI.
81 pL.a suc Nsw fcis ~ f1
~ fS s H.. ~ T. Li. DALI
sri Oanf.Flhui ace muo
~ fEtloa, eO q. o. GGIis
y except sunday
Grafton Acol maock
tiou. go ,. II. lL.igel.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, March 6--Petrole1m firm
April option advanced &c on the early
trading, but reacted on = few selling orders
from the west, and the option declined &C
closing weak Spot 77l9c; April option
nc; highest, 7gc, lowest '6i4c; closed
AZ 56i. 4. Sales 10000 barrels.
On CRY. PA, March d.-Petroleum
opened at 5Sc; highest '9asc; lowest '6}sc;
closed at 7GJsc. Sales. $4,000 barrels: char
tiers. 1886 barrels; shipments, 7O,22j bar
rels; runs, PISS barrels.
BRADFoRD, March i. -Petroleum, opened
at 1Sc: highest 1910; lowest 166c: closed
at 1Gaz c; clearances, 432, 900 barrels.
PrTrsBuRG, March G.-Petroleum opened
az 1S9ic: closed 16i$c; highest, .9ilc; low
est 30 sec Light trading
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SPRING STYLES.
FLOWERS ARE AsLOOa on BONNETS AND
GAUZY PARASOLS.
Vow AYE he Dag When Woman airy On al the
Esuy 0gsyogs-Theif Hearts g. Oas 70
jackets With Sewsd-Oa Basquss
and Edges Of Gold Braid.
SO.-ial Telegram 70 tas Rscster.
Nr.Ny HOPK March =.

NEW YORK, March >.
When the sun smiles the air is full OF
vlolets. All the women wear them, and
the flower bOys-there are flower girls
only at the dinner hour in the restaur-
ants-sell them, purple and white, for
ten cents a nosegay. There are yiolets
in the millinerS' windows with very
deep pink-purple lilacS and golden dan
ielionS
Living violetS are crushed against the
glass while bright eyes study the violet
crowned tOques set out for the city'S adj
miration These sparkle with jets in
one case ont of every three. Jet balls
are strung in flletS, and three tllletS
make a hat, with a bunch of yiOletS and
a standing bow of lace To lend some
support 20 the illusion that the head is
covered.
Wingllke leaves of jet clasp the head
and lie i'm shell-Shaped Scallops in gilt
tering tracery over the forehead. Black
velvet ribbons loosely knot the leaves
together and hold small yellow blossoms
of the creeping cindue foil.
LOOsely-wOven StrawS OF open mesh
and lacelike patterns meet ones eye,
and these are edged sOmetimes-So does
fashion draw fashion in its train-with
narrow straw rucheS. Black straws
come forward ia three round curves
over the brow; they turn up with Ger
tain pertneSs behind. Gold-c0lored
straws lie fat and close To the brown
curls they adOrn
A theatre turban Of cloudgray gauze
is studded with turquoise heads. IL has
a puckered brim of blue ribbon and a
bunch Of blue tips behind
\ large hat of dark tan-colored straw
has a brim that comes To sharp point
forward Two bands of deep blue vel
Vet ribbon are twisted around IL and it
is wreathed with blue myrtle flowers.
\ hat of black lace has a ilaring ruche
for brim that is oddly Stitiened. Dan
delion flowers aud blowawayS brighten
il, aud over these culver gold and black
butterflies.
\ tall, pale girl with heavy twists of
dull gold hair was trying on this
morning before a mirror. The sales
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FAMOUS OLD TONES.
Rare Books Bring Prlncely Prices at the
HraVtOu I've. sale.

Rare Books Bring Princely Prices at the
IiraytOn Ives sale.
New YORK. March AT the Ameri-
can Art Galleries this afternoon began
the sale OF the superb collection Of rare
and costly books aud manuscripts of
Brayton Ives. Every available seat was
occupied when the sale opened. Among
those present were Mr.. Drake, Of the
Century MGqdziHc; the senior member
of the firm of Libbey & Co., of Boston,;
General McClurg, OF Chicago, and j. w.
Ellsworth and Rev DIR. GunSauluS, also
OF Chicago.
Mr.. Ellsworth, well-known collector
of curioS, to-day secured Il valuable ad-
Idition TO his collection in the famous
Gutenberg Bible. the first book print =
ed with types. The price at which il
was finally sold under the hammer was
-. 400, for each of the two volumes, or
Sl4,S 500 for the work. II was started
at Il 900 and went up to 5000, AT
which point Dodd, Mead y Co., of New
| York. dropped out, and Mr.. EllSworth's
| bid of =, 400 took the prize.
The book was printed AT Menth by
| Guttenhurg IN 1853, and is IN Latin
gothic type, with the prologue Of St.
Jerome There are hundreds of illumi-
mated letters, many Of them heightened
with gold. 1t IS a two-yOlumc folio, and
| ia the original binding. oak boards Gov
cred with stamped calf, ornamented
with brass, measuring lliaNl5S on the
leaf. Without the title page or sigma
lures, there are 64l leaves, printed in
double column, - lines toa full column.
The initials and rubric, are in manu-
script throughout.
1t was formerly known as the Mazarn
Bible. from the fact that the earliest
published description OF it was based on
Il copy discovered by De Bure in the
Mazarin Library. The only other copy
of this Bible is in the LenoX Library
and is of a much later date.
John Eliot'S translation of the Holy
Bible into the Indian language was also
sold and excited great interest. The
MitchellS, Of this city, were the pu!-
chaserS. 1t is bound in rich Harleran
style and enclosed in an lolandor case
of the blue English morocco.
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FARM FOR SALE !
About 100 Acres.

Situate mainly In Brooke and partly iu Ohio
counties. W Va near Potomac.
We. the undersigned. offer for sale the farm
OF the late Samuel McCarty. containing about
ZOE acres OF good productive farming land
There are Two Dwelling Houses. Stable and
other outbuildings on the land. II not sold al
urivafe sale before the
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

FINDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE WILL
I Of Samuel Hughes, ! vii offer at public
sale to the highest and best bidder, on
Thursday, the 10th day of March, 1891
At the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county the following described real estate in
the Eighth ward OF the city OF Wheeling. that
is 20 say: All those parts OF the !. & Nos and
1. In square No II, OF the addition 70 the city
Of wheeling laid out by Sprigg and Richie on
which the dwellings Nos. 3Sl2, ssh $50 $50.
900 and 3ss2. Eof street. are located The
above will be- offered separatelysnd as whole,
aud will be sold in the way the most can be-
realized.
TERMS or SALE-Cash.
The title to the above j. believed 10 be- perfect
aud same vii De- conveyed according 10 law.
John WALFORD,
Admins 'rator. with the viii ANNEXED Of samuel
Hughes. mar6e&di
L II Il LII 1 ~ -
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DIST Dav Of March, 1891,

We will. on that day, offer the property iof sac
AZ Public Auction At the north front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, 10 Wheeling W
Va. Terms OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase
money. or as much more As the purchaser may
elect 10 pay. cash on the day Of sale. and the
balance in two equal instruments IN one and
two years from the date OF sale, WIN interest
the purchaser 10 give HE notes therefor. 70 be
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
". VI. DUNLAP,
GEORGE Z. Z. GlLChRlST
mr5aodv Trustees
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FOR SALE.

$3.50 acres Of land ia Kanawha county. West
Virginia. twelve miles from Charleston, con
tanning valuable timber namely. Oak. Wild
Cherry. Walnut Poplar and Hickory Seyera.
veins of Coei and Iron ore. The above land b.
located IN the oil belt between Big Sandy
Creek and Elk River. Abstract Of title will be
furnished 10 partle, desiring TO purchase.
Price $40 per acre for short iime only
Seyen-roomed house In splendid condition,
No. ijli Eof street s3.l0O
Double brick house on Jacob aud Nineteenth
streets. six rooms in each part. 1850.
Four-rOomed house on Belmont and McCol-
loch streets, Firm ward, o. 80 Can give i'm
mediate possession.
Three-roomed house. First ward, ground COX
100 feet 500.
seven roomes house. ~ y York street. 81 80
SiN-roomed house. ~ y. York street. tOOO.
Double frame house. 1893 and 37il Eof street,
sl,goO.
Four.roomed house between Twenty-third
aud Twrnty-feurth streets tl.cuJ,
SiN-roomed house, east end Of Twentyihird
street eco
Ten roomed house. az Main street s85OU
Two houses ou Nineteenth street. each 81 .OOO
Nine roomei house. BAL Market street. so
Three ruOmsd house on Wood street. between
Twenty fourth aud Twenty NTH str-~ts. sl,iOc.
Twelve lots, jONlOp .ert in filan, Whyir and
Gallagher Addition tllOto 500 each
Twenty four lots IA Marylynn, opposite ih"
improvement, ~ the Il y o. Company, near
BeuWood Junction, on the new turnpike aud
county road. Oh easy terms.
Manufacturing site near Cleveland aud Pits
burg railroad depot Martins Ferry; ground
l00Nll5 feet.
one lot on MOystOn street, near east end Of
Twenty-seyenth street, 81, 100
One-hllf lot on Moyston street, s55J
Two one-half lots on EolI street, Sixth ward
each sl,pD
Eichty-sN acres two miles east OF the city,
$1,000.
SNty-hye acre, In Marshall county, near Glen
Easton. $3.50. will exchange FOR city property
Eighty acres IN Marshall county. $500.
Twenty five acres four miles east OF city. con
inining sandstone quarry. good quality Of ce-
meut stone and coal with bank opened for use.
$500
80 acres near Shcrrsrd at go per acre.
NESBITT X DENINE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-07
NESBITT X DEyINE,
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Pottery Works in Wheeling W Va

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by West Virginia China Company, 90 me as
trustee bearing date the 18th day Of January.
A. y. 1852 aud recorded IA IA" Clerk oiiicr ~
tho County Court ~ Ohio county. West Viz
giuia IN Deed OF Trust Book NJ. -, on pages
1870. and h, will proceed g. sell at public
sale al the front door of the Court House %
said county, m the city Of Wheeling. West Viz