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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05

to a narrow margin. Hall storms
sometimes pick the ripe fruit, and in a
few minutes lay 1t low,
Although native in northern Europe,
the berry is little cultivated there, An
association OF growers is now attempt
ing to extend the market in Europe,
where as yet 1t is little used. Even in
America it is still a luxury; though
additionally inseparable from New
England feast days, 1t ranks with the
delicacies of our tables.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05

Mrs Eunice Russ Davis, of Dedham,
Massachusetts, who was ninety-hve
years old last Saturday, is the only
surviving member of the Women's Anti
Slavery Board of Boston, which did
effective service in the anti-slavery agi-
tation fifty years ago. The mother of
Mrs. Davis was a full-blooded Maria
gansett Indian.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05

Cows were MIXED by machinery at
the recent London dairy show. A pull
sating vacuum, initiating the sucking
of calves, was created by an air pump
in series of pipes connected by rubber
caps to the cows teats. Ten cows were
milked at once, the milking lasting from
three to five minutes, and only two
pints and a. half OF strippings being
left.
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FASHION NOTES.
For Those Nearing womanhood.


In party dresses for young girls not
yet tout" there are few changes of
style. Such may wear short dancing
length skirt, gored to flare prettily, and
the neck of the bodice is cut out round
to show the throat, but by no means to
be low-cut. The belt is either round
with sash ends, or 1t is fitted slightly to
little point front and back, the sash
bow tying to one side Of the front
Taffeta silk is the favorite material.
and lace, chiffon and ribbon are the en-
bellishments, with wild flowers, ro-
settles, festoons and quaint touches to
suggest the simplicity of the maid Of
the past generation. All pale colors
are worn and now and then something
in quaint combination of dull green's
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"A new star that has been discovered is
estimated to be $4,000, OOoOOo,oO0 miles
from the earth This is almost as far as
Society is from the rest Of the folks.
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Notice.

Wecannot accept anonymous or return re-
Jected communications. In all cases the
name of the writer will be required, not Tor
publication, but as guarantee OF good falth.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05

Some years ago Carrie Steele, a ne
gro woman, undertook to establish a
home for orphan negro children in At
ianta, Georgia A correspondent thus
describes the exhibit of her work in the
Atlanta exposition: In one of the little
stalls there is an exhibit which does
not attract the attention which it ought
TO. 1t is sort of booth not over fifteen
feet square in area, and yet within it
are stored quantities of articles which
show just what one woman can do, no
matter how black her skin may be. 1t
IS the exhibit of the Carrie Steele Or
phans' Home, an institution peculiar to
Atlanta. Carrie Steele is a colored wo-
man, who, without dollar to her name,
established a home in Atlanta for the
care and education of orphan colored
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"A Russian Judge was appealed to for
aid to enable creditor to bring a de-
Iinquent debtor to terms, and sum
moned the latter before him. The de-
Tense Of the debtor was that his debt
was not yet due, his agreement having
been to pay on st. Henry's day, which
is unknown in the Russian calendar
The judge Immediately ordered that the
debt be paid on All Saints day, which is
the day of all the saints, whether in
the calendar or not.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05

Divers in the lake Of Nemi, near
Albano, have found at the bottom of
the lake, eighty feet from the shore,
the pleasure galley in which the EN-
peror Tiberius held his orgies. It still
seems to be decorated with bronzes and
umosaics. They have brought up bronze
Inscriptions, and rings for the docks.
Cardinal Colonna tried without success
to recover the galley In the fifteenth
century, and another attempt was made
at the beginning Of this century, when
some large bronze nails were brought
up.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05

1t is sometimes hard to get money out
of a bank when it is wanted, but the
First National bank of Puyollup has
found it hard to make depositors take
their money Ezra Meeker, known as
the 'sIIop King is cashier of the bank
and the principal owner He decided
to surrender his national bank charter
and reorganize the concern as a private
bank To do this it was necessary to
nav off the cd depositors, but they
wouldn't be paid off. They were sat
tsfied with the bank as it was, and pro-
posed to let their deposits remain. Ac-
cordingly MIR. Meel1er and his lawyer
undertook run on the depositors. He
hired a carriage, loaded up with money,
armed himself and his attorney with
shotguns, and went around and made
the depositors take their cash, willy
nilly. He succeeded in his attempt,
end the liquidation proceeded peaceful
7y.
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"a new resource has been discovered
and new industry started in the Puget
Sound region. While the catching and
marketing of shrimps has been con-
siderable industry in the waters about
years, it was always thought that
Ehrimps did not exist in Puget Sound.
Lately, however, they have been found
there in large numbers, and a company
has been formed to catch them and ship
them to eastern markets. The Sound
shrimps are said to be finer than any
yet found on the Pacific coast.
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THECARRINGToN PUBLISHING co.
OFFICE 400 STATE STREET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-12

With rheumatism. come weak kidneys,
weak nerves, poor blood. Weak kidneys
mean death, because they lead TO serious
kidney diseases, which always kill Inc
SYMPTOMS are weak back, pain In the BACK,
bloatipg. muddy water, tired and languid
feeling. gas in the stomach, loss OF appetite,
coated tongue, bad taste in the mouth,
headache dimness of vision, dryness OF
skin, and nervousness.
Just so surely as you have these symptoms,
your kidneys are out Of order, and you need
the one sure cure, DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. Try bottle ana
see how quickly those symptoms VIII van
ish. Ii cures rheumatism, most danger
Gus complaint, for it leads 10 fatal heart
disease. MIR. Nathan O.. Batchelder, OF
Hardwick, VT, writes;
"a year ago ! was badly bloated, and II
was said was going to die with the dropsy.
l commenced taking Dr.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. AT that time l was
a sight 10 behold. My usual weight was l35
lbs, but 1 then weighed lS5 lbs. from oloat-
ing. I also had rheumatism so that could
not get into a sleigh or wagon, and was
bent over badly. My stomach was so bad
that l could not digest my food, and ltpained
me a good deal. IL mad been in this condition
for seven years before l began to take DR..
Greene'S medicine, out since leklnB 10 can
eat as hearty meal as anybody. nave not
been out for eight winters until this winter,
but this winter have been out constantly,
aud took care of my horse and driven fire.
queutly. After | got out, many of my
friends did not know me l was so changed
and looked so well.
For years l only ate one slice of bread
in one day, and drank one or two cups Of
tea, which was all could eat, and | some
times suffered from that.
II was ABOUT as bad used up man as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-12

fever lived for long time, and l expected to
die anytime; but thanks to DR.. Green, s
wonderful medicine am greatly improved
| NOW all my bloat is gone. and am as
well of that as ever. My rheumatism is
practically gone, and my stomach is sound
J and digests my food perfectly, and sleep
soundly. The doctor who treated me dld
me no good, and he said would not live SIX
months, was in such bad order other
doctors said it was tho most remarkable
case they had ever known, TO have me come
up the way did. My case is widely known
81 can recommend DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy as the best medi-
cine l ever saw or heard OF, and Will
cheerfully answer any inquiries about my
case, but for seven years L could not write
my name l was so trembly.'
Mr.. H. r. Kimball, druggist, OF Fard-
wick. says: Il knew of Mr.. Nathan o..
Batchelder's remarkable case, and the
statement is true.n
1t cures quickly and permanently, rheu-
matism, neuralgia, kidney and liver dis
ease, and makes good blood and strong
nerves Every body, both physicians and
the people everywhere, acknowledge Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy to be the greatest known cure Tor DIS
ease. People who take 1t get well.
WHY waste time in trying uncertain and
untried remedies, when here is ply sician's
prescription. discovery made by the great
est living specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, DR.. Greene, Of 30 West
18th St, New York City. If you take this
medicine you can consider yourself under
DR.. Greene's direct professional care, and
YOU can consult him or write to him about
your case, freely and without charge This
is a guarantee that this remedy Will cure,
possessed by no other remedy in the
world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-12
MARTINS FERRY.

Mayor Westwond and Marshal Moore
went out 70 Birmingham, o., yesterday,
after man Damed StefIe, who is want
ed here for obtaining goods under false
Dretense. He bought threShiug ma
chine from L. Spense Il Son, and not
being able TO pay down the full amount
OF money, told them be owned large
amount of real estate, by which they
could receive their money. When they
tried 70 collect it they discovered be
had placed his property in his wife's
name, aud she would not pay 1t.
Isaac Taylor, a we'll known and high
~ respected resident OF Colerain town
ship, was found dead in bed yesterday
morning. Mr.. Taylor was eighty years
Of age. His unlOokedf for death was
caused by the infrmitieS of old age.
He was a brother Of Mrs. Rebecca
Dean, Of this city.
At the meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A.
last evening 10 was decided 10 start a
night school, az which reading, writing,
spelling and arithmetic will be taught,
Mon day will be the first class night
Miss Grace Miller, OF Massillon, who
has been visiting Miss Verne Clark
and Miss Brodie Lewis for couple o
weeks, returned home yesterday.
About ten couples OF young people
were entertained very pleasantly by
Miss Lizzie Fisher at her home on
Pear street, Thursday evening.
L. ID. Clark has returned to Findlay
College, after spending his vacation
with relatives here.
The Mountain City Lodge OF A. A. l.
& 5. will install officers this afternoon
az their hall.
Miss Mary Erwin, Of Wheeling, is
visiting friends at this place for few
days
John NeG, Of Warnock's Station, was
calling on friends, at this place, yester.
day.
A. Il. Fleming, Of PittsburO, was in
the city last evening on business.
AID. ConowsY is able to be out again
after an attack Of the Qninsy.
Ard. 5. Blackford has returned home
from a visit to Ashton, o.
Tramps are making their appearance
in large numbers.
Council meets this evening in ad-
journed session.
40 infant child OF WIN. Seabright is
seriously III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-12

his marty he stood at the helm ana
brought her with flying cOlors 10 port
with a majority ana the Diratical gang
calling itsslf the legislature stole the
fruits of his vOyage. Thrice ne maoe
successful winnings In THIS OousleS
sional district, when al times u was al
most considered an evidence OF insanity
10 express a hope Of success. me news
OF his winning oratory aud splehuIu
ability called him 20 the Hub or Amerl-
can Cfvization, Boston; from there 10
the great American Metropolis, New
York. thence 10 the great West, ana
from every section came back the same
news that General Golf took rank Win
a blest speakers in the republic ana that
our little Mountain State was the fond
parent OF peerless patriot
whom its suifragisJs did credit
TO honor His name was often mention
ei in connection with nominations loI
the Presidency and Vice Presidency. II
the great party of glorious ACHIEVEMENTS
owes debt Of gratitude 20 any citizen
% this STATE, tt is TO him who wrote the
immOrta. Lincoln that as hostage Tor
Major Armstead ne was willing 10 die u
it was deemed good for his country. II
the party owes anything TO It's advocates
of protection, no one has done more
than be who said be was in favor OF pro-
;ectins American labor by the broad
saisld Of American law. He stands
more prominently in the front rank
than any other West Nirginian in every
thing that goes 70 advance our State
and nation. He is the inimitsble cham
pion OF all that makes this State
pol iticallY glorious. Gen. Gof is not
au Office seeker, nor never has been. He
is notable example Of citizen whom
this State delights 10 hoaor. Parties,
Ike individuals, should bear in mind
that ingratitude is the basest crime,
aud il should be remembered by every
Republican representative when the
Legislature assemblies that II 1t Is the
dlsire Of the Republican masses 10
honor Cen. GoI, they ought TO let the
politicians opinion 20 for naught
Very respectfully,
NJ. 5. Holt.
Weston, ". Ia, December ~, 1894.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-12
FOR SALE.

Thirteenth street property near ByroH b't
six rooms lot 3lxl2o, both gases, bath, ra
very low.
Eighth and Main streets. tr;ck, eight r1--,
bath, both gases, hall; price aud terms y.,
easy.
No. f2l Fourteenth street, brick, desirable i.'-
idence cheap on easy terms.
No. 100 Eighteenth street, seven rooms Do.
I0X1j, al n bargain.
No. 1925 McColloch street price $500 tu
rooms.
No. u Zane street, brick, seven rooms. 81,
surprisingly low price.
No. 2l2l Eotf street, TWO houses, lot 3iIiiI, O..
81 900; this is cheap.
No. 1885 Eof street, six rooms lot -IlI,
hall, gas. water. sewer, at "A bargain.
No. 81 South Huron St brick cottage, 90 I,nl
No. 124 Main street brick, live rooms. cheap
Cottage on Fourteenth street at d. 5uU; ysiy
cheap.
Pleasant Valley residence niue rooms, With
about acres OF land, az a bargain, $500
Park View residence, seven rooms stab,
good water, lot lU0Xl3j; price s. 50l.
County residence, six rooms, near Wheeling
Park, lg0x300 with fruit trees. II sold within
ten days, At the very low price OF g. 900; thi, ,
asnap.
House OF four rooms in the Gilchrist add ton,
lot %5xlt0; price $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-12

Special 10 ,e Rsgis''--
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January IL
The Supreme Court met to-day and
transacted the following business:
State OF West Virginia VS.. Peter Cobbs,
from Mercer county, writ Of error al
lowed (CobbS is convicted Of murder,
and was TO have been hanged on the
25th inst This gives him a new trial
Williamson vs.. Kline, ct al, from Jack
son county, submitted; Mcdonald ct al,
Va. McKittric6 ct al, from Putnam
county, continued; Elliott ct al. VS..
Electric Topographic Co., from Kama
wha county, continued; Henry Won
Company, from Mason county, passed
TO foot Of docket; Ball vs.. Stewart, from
Mason county, continued; Dickins VS..
Liverpool :. & c. Co., from Mason
county, Continued; Ford & Co. VS..
Friedman & Co., from Mason county,
submitted; Saunders VS., Stanton,
Mayer Il Co.. from Hanawha county,
continues; Hanaker ct al VS. Board Of
Education. etc, from Putnam county,
continued; Rollins VS.. National Casket
Co. ct al, from Mason county, COZ
tinued; Alexander ct al. vs.. Davis Ell
al, from Mason county, continued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-12
FOR SAIL.

House OF rooms, Twelfth street c-''-
easy terms. 500. ...4.f
House OF rooms and bal, 10 'peD''l
order, 3lst street. $3.50 ,fIi
Two lots with Large stable, PeL'n'-'A
ton TO East Wheeling, chesp. ... ~
House II 10 rooms, brick, IIi-' '......
street, Centre Wheeling. Cheap 20 70 .,tt
House of 5rooms, brick 2i 'tieeI -
House OF rooms, 0lcs' hA.l
Fifth ward. & $50. s-.to, ,.et Lad
House OF 8 rooms .oi -A ,-o
street Relyedere. very essy tefm-. t,". e,-I,
House 5 rooms 9th So. lot --.AI.y t's
House 4 rooms. 18Th 81 easy t"fm-' 1'r.rt
Splendid building site for c"elilh-' L'
Fifth ward, 81 100 e,..h,ord sq5l
nouhle house. 10 rooms, Coal slf'er
ward: large lot kasy terms, Si'y.', ba,aea1
House. rooms, Msraet su,-1 s,-L
Seventh and Eighth streets. ray san ---.,i
House 8 room,, corner To- -i'
Easy Sn term; CONS sI4s Charles street, easy a'
$40, ,,.u with large ~. lI
street. Easy terms. 800 90, ward. Oh .lV
House Of rooms f"'-
terms, sZ'y' yoorns and hall pa s. 80 .,l.
Reuse, IOrooms, with large iot; ''- s..
uSuss double, > rooms each 4tlN ~, D. 3d.
House. rooms Jacob ST. S,N'r
tio',s. rooms, 10Th street. ST.. rsa.,s
h houss . 90 rooms. Jacob street
w I!d '1 ;so6. and hall, lot lo}zi7 PAS
View, sl,SO 49, hard wood ll'7
'uiaSJs Street. Fifth ward, - ~ ...-.s. Be-
"SDIay''d house, rooms, Lind .S.
yedere. 81 40. Nth Market street, 3. ~,
LUZ ~ . rooms, Eod street oe'' DO
n SSi streets. with i-roomed h'''-
rear, large iot, so,oJg Goa .,rest 81 3d.
House OF > rooms. Chapilne s'l7
" Wheeling, $3.50. h.,o,, 18th street. SD.
house OF ) rooms. oricA' y ~" .tr.e. Ll'.
House Of , rooms
Wheeling, s. 4Ol ,..,,ins on McC3..ocl So
Lind streets. "a hall ChaUlils s.i.'7
Csntre wheeling, H 20 o,, - ~ aaI sod
$50. $3.50. sSOl $50. sl'OJ'' ''''''
10 loan on city real estate. -
NEsBlTT & DEVllFE'
1872 Market s'fee-
TelephoneSi'
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REAL ESTATE MARKER

Deed OF Transfer Leu for Record at
Cl-rk HOOKS ONCE.
Following is the daily list Of deeds in
Zee left for record at the Office Of the
County Clerk -
Deed made May 1, 1898, by Mrs.
Frances Archibald and others, TO John
Z Klops FOR lot No in Archihald's
subdivision OF q part Of out lot No. Q,
Of the Boggs farm. Consideration, $500.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

dor SALE - NEW RESIDENCE. JUST
II completed, on North Front street con-
tanning IL rooms, hall ana bath room. House
has full basement. containing cellar, coal cell
lar. laundry aud drying room. Also, two lots
(67s feet frontage) on North Huron street,
near Zane. Lots front on both Huron and
SAVINGS BANK, No. 1921 Market street
de30ws&d
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS OR Tp,,.
~, iof city property good farm three - ,'i1 {
, noin .he CITY,; Enquire OF Y. S. RILEY Ines
in.y-ayL1w' No. 1913 Chapline street. W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-12
DRY GooDs-GEo. R TAYLOR.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
MARKED DOWN.
GEO. z TAYLOR

Our entire stock Of Blankets and comforts ma.hea
down and naced on sale this morning in Market street
ROOM The great reduction we have made In the prices
will make this very attractive SALE Large lines, very
suitable for hotels and private families. PARTICULAR a.
tenton is invited to quality as we'll as prices
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed Of tiust made by Ba'1.h
Helt, nary Beilinger, Louisa Helt LNlio-.I
Helt an 4 Josephine Heit, OF the city OF Vice.
ing. Onio county, W. Va, TO me- as ifH''r
dated December 29th, 1920, and Recorded % q. .
office VI the Clerk OF ths County Court OF ono
county, w. Va, in deed Of trust booS no. -,
page rs, ! will sell at public auction. AZ ne
north front door OF the Court House o. s'.-
county. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 23D DAY OF JASC'
AIRY. ls9j.
commencing at 10 O'Clock 3. m. the 70 l'". W
described real estate situated In th' q. y
county and State aforesaid, that Is % ,AY I'
south half Of lot numbered tlfty-iouf Ji. '...
ated and fronting on The west side of I...''
street, between Tweutyslxth AM I"..
seventh streets, ia Joseph Caldwell Ai'..
to the said city OF Wheeling, on when h -'.
ated frame dwelling containing iouf ioo.''
Terms OF Sale-Cash. On.
JApES P. ROGERS. .ta'''
CA ScHAEFER 4 Co , Agents. t'-'
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TRUSTEES SALE,-BY m

i tue OF a deed OF trust made by SIN,
Jennings and wife 10 he, as Trustee d..
April 10Th, 1892, and recorded in the OLE ~
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio to-...
West Virginia, hook No. 81. page 8. viii ~ -
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, lsq5 o.. !,
o'clock q. M, sell at Public Auction. an No.,
North Front Door Of the Court House OF ..i4
county, the West sixteen 90 feet or ,he,s
abouts OF the East one-haif OF lot numbs,.I
sixty eight (65), in that part OF the C.,y ~
Wheeling known MS the Fourth Ware. f--r,
Ing on the South side OF Eighteenth Street srs
running, with equal width, from E,ghteerT
Street, southw ardly, to the North line of
Cnisnells property, together with the tt,
story brick hOu0e thereon, bein- Tie sam.
property conveyed 10 said samuel Jenu.rs, he
Guy X. c. Allen, Special Comm.s, .oner Nv
deed dated April 26th, lS2. and recorded y
the office OF the Clerk OF tne County Cou-to,
Ohio County. West Virginia
Terms OF Sale-One-thlrd OF the ugr,hs..
money and so much more as the purchase
may slect cash on the day Of sale, ami tho -.,.
due in two equal ins'allmeuts, PAYABLE 20.
spectlvely in one and two year, fr Do me Jaw
OF sale, with interest from that dav. TO-. a.
ferred installments 70 be secured uy deed m
trust and insurance.
de29i GEO. j. hATHlSON, Iscs ee.
@rT@T to-
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DARN FOR SALE

n The sale oil that valuable farm L.,
the George Sawlell farm has been saion.n IS
un1ll Saturday. the 18th day OF Januay, ,1e..
SAFE 10 begin at 10 o'clock a. m, al rts ,.l.-l,
DOR OF the Court House OF Ohio count iliroa.
Flrglnla. The land may be divided .nd y. ,s ~.
III Two separate tracts, or as a whole ~, ia
Should 1t be sold in separate tract, II viii a..
Vlded IS follows: All OF the landlyIng -. a.
the Cherry Hill road, supposed 10 he 100
seventy-hye acres, In Que tract. ard tbe bs.-S1'
OF the farm, lyiog east Of said Cherry mn ..l37
supposed 20 De about one hundred ara el5f,v
one acres, In the other tract. '''1-f'
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-third cash. or as rr.t
more as the purchaser may elect 70 paw an IL
OF sale, aud the remainder in two e6usl ,rr wa
payments with interest, lien 20 be retain u.
land to secure the deferred parments. VI
=. L. SAWTELL
j. +. H0OTON.
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LOTS

On the 18th day OF January, 1875, will ole.
for sale at public auction, in front OF tho C.u-.
House. in the city Of Wheeling. commsuclu. a.
IL a. m, two lots situated on Wabash suee.
between Virginia and Delaware streets.
Terms Of SGle-One-third in hand ou day
sale, balaace IN one and two equal auuua, paw.
ments, with Interest secured by deed %! t.lil
on the lots.
WM W. CABELL
Per A. MOOR DR..