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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
Gporoan 1haben ifaifer 10
en- gfarprctter.

Jpr life lrnse fben paagnsoe en-
Morsen S9aben at psrii,n. aonssr'
mes aonse, Sras 5erIt.r, Cubs Stps'
&c o.f.p. (ban bar en- bel Del 9itler
til, men pi Hal lite trGtte 2Gierue meb
at resne benz op), han bdasnsoe. flyer
ri, | pberit oaarIigt Sumsr. So nuar
man bsrer Srunben, bill ma ilst life
forunors fig oeroper: bans elftebe
Starpretter bar bob.
8enne Wano, bpis bsbeli9s Gfgdng
bar idaoant ct bdarot Stag for Ss.
p~eritite Waisit9t, beb alisGtbsrr og
bapbe | ben sio, bans naabtss Serre
bapoe r.sieret, meb sssn Saano benz
rettet lite minbre eno 684 9erioner.
ali bapoe peret ben itsrIte Stdrprets
ter, periisn bdpbe fienbt.
Stuloe StraHen rdmme burtiet %
~iittert, tunoe Nils gatagan gisre Wts
~ratlsr; en- 9rstbel af ct Setunb tuns
be ban itiqe Sopsbst fra aroppen paa
en- 6orbrpber.
Spem bar ben Wanb, paa boem
aoneens 8al9 bible faloe; bDem full
be blipe ben fore 4lis gfterfslger9
5 Stdtsraabet bapbe man belle 9a9en
bistuteret bet Distise SpsrSsmaul,
men uoen at funne tomme til noeen
9eilutning. So 0ase isnere ~for,pnbte
ct tongeligt 9etret, at ale anissere til
ben lebise StarpretterpOit ituloe irS'
finbe fig paa en- bsitemt Dag / Palab'
fsts fore 8aarbsplabs os gipe en- Pros
be paa fin Snrbisbeb. Sultunsn piloe
Ielp bore tilitebe og fe 2~anbioaterne
bugge Sobeberne at en- Del bsbsoemte
Gprbrnbere. Msn be benz, Der tom
ubelbig fra Yrepen! Sbt fun en-, ben
allsropstisite, bible bliDe uopdlgt, Og
be andre pilbe babe at bsoe meo fine
Sppsoer for i'm 9riftigbeb.
9isIe itrenee 8~etingelfsr bapbe ben
9irtnine. at Der pad ben uoIatte Dag
fun frsmmsbte to Starprettsrtanoibas
ter, 0iafar og 5etbuaab.
Sultanen fab pad TN prGgtige
Warmortbrone og rsgte i'm LANCE ptbe.
paa ct @tnt at BAN opl9ite Storpi3ia
rem 8~etinselierne for prspen og OPP
forbrebs be to frsmmsbte til at 6sterte
fla bel; enbnu bar Der Sio til at tr9tte
fig tilbase; tbi ben. Der bar nRsloig,
bapbe for fibite Gang feet 0agsns
Chs. Ren 9iaHar os 5stbuaab ers
tlarebe besge, at be bapbe npie opsr.
peiet, bpab be sjoroe.
Som s bill" iugbe S4absn oa,
bent en- at be 9sbsbsmte!"
San9en blsp fprt fra bet unbsriors
biIte Sansisl, os 9jaffar traabte Bort
til bam. Sans gatagan bs'trsO en-
Girtsl 2uften, os / naite Ssttno
ruuebe SHsrsts Sopeb belt bort til
sbrpnens SOB. "grapo!!" raabte
Shaben.
Ss elab oper at ban 6apbe funost
en- parbig Gftsrfelssr at ali, rnobte
ban meb bsi Rsit, at ban ptloe loce
Roabe saa for Ret og ftiente 5sthuaob
2ipet, ON ban nu opgap aonturrans
cen. SiaHars Sug bapoe nsmlig pas
ret Iaa meiterligt, at ingen ptloe tunne
sjere bet bebre.
Men 5stbuIab pilbs itte trrtte fig
tilbase, ps en- nh 5unge blsD fort frsm.
Spanbinssn blanbt Silfuerne bar
ubpre. SetbulIab n9rmeoe fig M
Sanssn paa ire Sribts afitunb, ipins
asbe fin gatagun ps ienbte 5orbrpbes
rens Sopsb bit up / auftsn, bDorpaa
ban be6anbis opfungsbs bet paa Spibs
fen af tit 9auben.
"Snf6anab!" raabte Sdaben. "ali
Gtberr lspsr ieisn | bis!"
5etbu[lab bdpbe triumf.ret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
SpiIfct "1pr" oct bar.

"Sobu, az bpilfet Matsrialc tiluir.
les biue Stp?" irurste 9areren.
"gi 9aber", ipareoe Glepen.
"Cs buor faar MO 2aoer ira?'
SRA Srens Suc.1
"@anlfe ristis, % bpilfet 3pr er
bet ba, iom foripnsr big msb Sfo CO
sipsr big ajso at abe?"
~Diin Gar."
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
2to paa Waanen.

Oct bar l9nge pGret 4itronomernes
Sro, os bet er efterbuanben gaaet oper
til at blioe en alminoelig SOItetro, at
Der paa Maanen life Tan inoes noget
or9anif 2ip, ba to paienttige 9etins
selier berfor, 2uft os @anb, mangler.
NRan pleier at anie Sorbsns Orabunt
for ct uboebt 5immellessme % tube
rer ben lite lnnser meb Iarlig for
Snteresie.
gn Del astronomer bar imiblertib
en- anben Spfatnins, ps pso at fige
n9rmere paa Waanen, faa gpbt Tom
bet laoer fig sisre siennem be forbaans
osnp9renoe Seleitoper. bar be troet at
opoase, at Der baaoe finbes atmoIfere,
@anb os 4ntpbninser til glantepert,
og at ben pultanite 8irtiombeb enbnu
lite er opbsrt. Meget ian 10 lite
Iisefrem fees, os 8irteligbeben er bort
ajenbitab til Maanen pberit Tibet.
Oct bebite aart oper ben SIDE, Tom
penber mob Sorben. er | Maaleitotten
1: 1,78O,0O0, og ielp siennem be fterz
ite Sitterter Deb 2ietsS bIsrpatoriet %
paris's Sbierpatorium fan man lite
itielne gnteltbeberne peb Serranet, Der
er at minbre Smfans enb 650-1OOO
Sob. Deb famine Slass Snftumens
ter piloe en- Ueaanebebper utpillomt
fomme til bet Reiultat. at Sorbsn bar
ubbsb.
s be ienere 4ar er bet imiblertio
siennem 5otosrafien, aabnet Mulisbeb
for at erbperpe ct n9rmsre ajenbTtab
til MaaneopsrHaben. Stjsnt Soto
sraferinsen frembpoer fine 9aniteliss
beber paa 9runb at Maanens ureselz
mesiige gepegelier, NtmoIfarens
itsrre pg minbre @jennemiistisbeb og
Iaa pibsrs, er bet bog iiar / paris Inf
fsbes at tage iaa sooe giaeber, at be
fan unberisses pioere sienuem Witros
flop. 9ua 8runblag beraf er Der
fremiat npe Seorier ansaaenbe 5orz
bolbene paa Waanen. Sa benne er
Iaa meset minbre enb Sorben - bens
8net forbolber fig til Sorbens iom l
til 81 -, maa psiad bens Siltrats
ninsstraft bore tiliDurenbe minbre os
fslselis bens 2ufttrebs meget minbrs
tet enb Dor, ~foriaapibt fom ben ba er
at lisnenbe Communicating.
Wan mener, at Waaner o%perbppebet
lille fan faitbolbe nosen gtmoifers pms
firing fig. Msn paa ben anoen Sibe
er Der pirfelis Sesn til. at en- iaaban
bog er tilitebe; rigtignot fbnes ben at
bore ct par bunbrebe 8anse lsttere enb
Sprbens og maaife for en- Del beitaa
Of ltertt ~fortpnbet 9anbbamp.
Manse bill osiaa babe iasttasst ans
iamlinger at 9anObampe i 5orm at
Saase. Ss enbelis mensr napnlis
ben amerifanite prOfssfor pieterins
at babe funbet 5lobleisr paa Maanen.
San bar opiat en- elite ober life mins
bre enb 35 iaabanns. De frsmbpoer
ben Mertelisbeb. at be Ct brebeit peb
fin 9espnbelie, Der altib lisser NOR ct
5jelb eler ct pultanf aratsr, og sftsr.
baanben beler fig / imalers Grene;
men Der er SibeitDttsr til bette unbsrs
lise 5anomen | %Gentralaiien og Spoz
amerita, bpor flere 5lober efterbaans
ben taber fig | Sanben.
gr Der faalebes 2uft os 0anb till
itebe, lisser bet mar at tante paa, at
Der osiaa pirtelis mao finbes en- 8.sss
tation, os Der er ! pisie Waanerssionsr
iasttaset Jarpeftiftninser. Tom ipnes
at maatte tilftripss Ylantelip. Sil bisie
Siber optraber Der eienbommslige
Shelter, iom bels .r sraalise, bells guile
neb srsnlist Stiar. Bet orsanife
2ip forefommer piitnot | ale ailf9ls
Der | sanfte rinseRu TABLETOP men at bet
fnbes, tor neppe LANCER belt bensstes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
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for" en- aaliun ueo @iobasen. Snben
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8anbfarafel, rItfst ben enc Sfulber
al eee. facet aalfunsn til at iprstts
uoer gorbet | en- DANES Glib, frab.
iet Diet ub paa en- albre Gentleman
os enoba par 5uelen iaa rnsr Tom en-
GiFepubbins.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
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YriS nbunoen 35 Gents.
aOrssis q. ANUNDSEN,
Decorah. Iowa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

The Keystone State is the packet for
Cincinnati tomorrow morning.
The Frank Gilmore went up,the river
Saturday morning, with cnp;lcs.
The marks at Gp. m. showed sS.S tcet
and slowly rising. Weather, warm aud
cloudy.
The Keystone STATE left at s o'clock
yesterday morning for Pittsburgh. with
i good trip.
On account OF the great rise of Tie
river. the f. a. Woodruff and the Oswc-
20 have had to discontinue their work.
The Ruth was delayed on hcr way I'D
yesterday morning. by heavy trade. She
did not leave here TIL dark, having a
good list of passengers.
The Ben Hur was ahead OF time on her
way up. and left for Pittsburgh ut | u.
m. yesterday; she will leave at 4 o'clock
this afternoon for ParkersburG.
The Pacific No .. passed up the river
WIKI e'nptles, yesterday morning at . 80.
she was the first boat Of the coal iicct
which went down two weeks ago.
The Elaine broke her shaft Saturday
morning. az point near Walkers. and
had to reshi7 her passengers and freight.
She had 10 20 10 the bank for repairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
our AT WESTON
Rivers were Over Their iianaE- Several
Towns nh'rei.

Rivers were Over Their Hanks several
Towns n!i,rci.
Special Dispatch 10 the lnteliEcneer.
WESTON, ". Va. July 25.--rhe wc5t
Fork river rcachcd the highest point,
nineteen. feet a; o'clock, two feet hISh-
or than Wednesdays Hood. II IB falling
very slowly at 10 O'clock this morning.
The river ut Sutton was thirty feet and
rISln. slowly Curtin 81 Co.'S upper
boom broke loose about . O'Clock this
morning. Their loss cannot yet DO told.
The water Is now running over the Sus-
pension bridge.
AT Chenille Il Is EtIll raising with
twenty feet In the channel All the low
or part Of the town ly under water At
Brownsville the river fell about four
Inches last night. The rain this morn.
Ing has again started rise. The dam
nEc 10 the West Virginia {, Pittsburgh
railroad Company cannot yet be told, az
the track In many places Is stlll under
water ari Il great many trcstles have
been washed out. At Buc:hannOn tho
river was rising fast and there iS ok
inches OF water In the depot. A party OF
twelve started from here to walk over
the hills to their homes at IIuckhRuun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

OIL CITY-River feet and station
arg. Cloudy and pleasant
"ARREN-Rivcr foot inches.
Cloudy and cooler.
GREENSBORC,-Ri River - feet inch
cs and falling. Cloudy and warm.
PTTTSBURGH--Kiy lI.S feet and
falling at the dam. Clear and pleasant.
STEUBESVILLE--River 2S feet 3
inches and falling. Warm. up-Kcy-
stone State, Ruth, Ben lIur and Pacific
No.
ChIRo-River 3t3 feet and rising.
Fair and warm. Arrived.-Charlcy NC
Donald and tow. st. Louis. D. m. De.
parted-City OF paducnh. 81. Louis, a.
m: Future City and tow. ST. Louis. 8
Il. m; Mariner and tow, Pittsburgh.
noon: FallIe and tow, New Orleans. |
p. m; Sunshine, Memphis. p. M;
J. W. Aailcs and tow. New Orleans, $3.50
y. m.
EVANSVILLE-Rivcr 23,S feet and
falling. Clear and warm.
ClNClNNATI-RIvcr - feet and rIs-
Ing. Clear. Mercury at &c.
POINT PLEASANT-RIvcr 35.i feet
and rising. Warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

CINCINNATI. July 2G.-ThouEh the
sky liz clear here tonight, the change OF
temperature rushing the mercury high
up in the eighties. causes apprehension
OF more rain and an Accession 10 the
flood In the Ohio. Reports from all
points nbove here on the Ohio river M
far as Wheeling. show that stream ris-
ing. Al Cincinnati at 10 o'clock to-
night the river stood 70 feet inch
above low water. having risen u inch
cs in four hours, or three and onc-luar-
ter inches per hOLT. The rate OF rise
moreover Is Increasing hourly. Great
forces have been employed repairing
washouis In Ohio and It IL fair TO pre-
sumo that all the roads embarrassed by
the floods will resume tomorrow, OK
ccpt those among the bad waxhoulg In
the MuskIngum valley,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
FROM CLiRKSBURG.
Il Additional Information oftbe Mad Career
Of the Waters In til. Interior.

NNh
Of the Waters In til. Interior.
Special Dispatch 10 the Inteligencer.
I, ,CLARKsBURG. W. Va. July 25.-The
rain has been pouring down continuous
5ly for several days and yesterday even
ing the water In this vicinity had risen
30 high and was continuing 10 rise at 50
rapid q rate that farther up on Elk
creek, u tributary to the West Fork.
+here, n telephone message was sent to
this place warning the people living near
1.-THE water TO move out or remain ut the
peril OF their lives. This message was
hl.rdly necessary, as the pcopl. had been
4moying out snce the water began to
overflow the banks.
&iG The corn crops are suffering wnefully
from the heavy rains und the farmers
will BIZ heavy losers
'452A train load OF passengers On the West
Virginia e Pittsburgh railroad. were
caught between two washouts Inst night
and could 20 neither forward nor back
except by walking.
s45S&n aged lady named Krcntzcr went
Into q cellar and in n very short time the
water was up to her neck and her life
was saved only by the timely arrival or
sfriends. a number OF houses have been
Swaahcd away. John J. McMnnhway, or
fthis place was reported TO have been
! drowned. but has since been seen alive
and we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

Charles B. Hood. Broker and Manu-
facturrr's Agent, Columbus. Ohio. GER
tlilcs that Or. Kings New Discovery
has no equal az Il Cough Remedy. ]. D.
Brown. Proprietor St James Hotel. FIT.
Wayne. Ind. tcsti;ies that he was cured
OF Cough Of Two years standing, caus-
ed by La Grippe. by DR.. Kings New
Discovery. B. F. Merrill. -Baldwlnsville,
Mass, says that M has used and recon-
mcnded It and never knew II 10 fall and
would rather have II than any doctor,
because Il always cures. Mrs. Hem
ming. 10 Z. 18th St. Chicago. always
keeps II at hand and has no fear Of
Group. because It Instantly relieves.
Free Trial Bottles at Logan Drug Com
pany's Drug Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

having been struck by debris and logs.
Their loss IL 5000. Tho news depot OF v.
MellAn & Company IL a total lolb. In.
Guiding stock,
There are seven oil tanks between
Warrington and Sinithncil that are
total wrecks. cnuillInE n loss OF $4,000 or
$4,000, -Four horses were drowned, hut
no loss OF lie has been reported. The
Hood wa5 the WORT that has ever been
known In the history ~ MlnnlnElon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS,

Scaled proposals will be received by the
Regents OF the STATE Normal School for
the erection and completion OF additions
10 the present Normal School building a;
West Liberty. West Virginia. and for
heating the building with steam, until IL
o'clock m, August !. 1856. at which hour
the same will be opened at the B!enncr-
hasSett tiotnl. In ParkcrShurE. Drawings
be seen on and after July q Mt the Office OF
the President OF the Hoard. In Charles
ton; In the office OF T. S. Riley, Attorney
General. Wheeling: IN the office OF e, NJ.
GilkeSon. ParkersburE; In the Office OF ".
l.. Rodgers, West Liberty, and at tho
Office o! Frnnk E. and Henry r. Davis,
Architects. Baltimore. Md. The Board re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids.
Proposals are to be addressed 10 r, S.
Carr: Secretary OF the Board Of Regents.
at Charleston. W. Va, or IN care OF tho
Va. VIRGIL 4. LEWIS
jylG President OF the Board Of Regents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

DETROIT, Mich, July ga special
10 the Tribune from Homer. Mich.
says: a terrible wind storm struck this
village this evening. Roofs were lifted,
houses partly blow away. barns tipped
over and over half the finc maple trees
about the town, were blown over. The
plate glass Window IN Linn a. Cos
store were :sl9wl in
The worst Iart VI the cyclone sscfn-
ed to have passed u little 10 the nOrth-
wratnf the town. and many OF the finest
farmhouSes IN this vicinity laid In its
path. Thcrc were several narrow es.
capss OF persons caught out IN the
storm, but as set no one Is reported us
Injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
a TERRIBLE x,srAxE.
Sir. po,tinEer Shoots III. Faiher.in.IA w
fur q burglar.


) CHICAGO. July 2c--D Daniel shroycr.
welt known resident Of Park Ridge. was
shot and Killed early this morning by
his son-in.law. George l., Potunsrr Il
prominent Chicago real csta.o dealer,
whO mlsioOk him toe u burglar. The
Eho0;ln:: toOk place In Pollias;r's Some
IN lnGlcsldc hycha%. Mr., Shro2cf has
been u guest at tho pG!l.assr home
stead for Bcvetal wec1H. Mr.. Pottnger
WAS aroused At o slecE this morning
mud thinking BURGERS ware abroad
took his revolver and started 20 inycs.
ilgatV. He was about 10 enter tho
kitchen when H. r.lw The form OF "a man
Approaching, and aising hiR revolver,
fired one shot. The man gave vent TO
startled exclamation Hnd Mr.. PottIugcr
recognized HIS fnthcr.in-lnw's voice.
The bullet struck Mr.. ShroTSs In the
groin Hnh he died an hoo. iatu-. The
greatest excitement followed the shoot
Ing. sir PottlnGcr IL almost distracted
and his wife IN Frustrated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY
LlGGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO


THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO
i a SoUhiy. West Virginia.
hGorSc Crow, brother OF iiarnC,t Grow,
urccuSeu: john Grow, soil OF DayId
Srow: 4. n. Grow. Mary CoStcr, W. II,
Grow, MGlisstt Van Nlarah, George W,
Sr0w' John Crow. son OF Joseph Grow:
Della Van Flnrah and Maid Crow
Nancy WhItlatch and Eva j., Grow,
plaintiffs. VI. Susan Grow, widow ~
ihrnett Grow; Mary C. Shirley, Wiiiip m
n. Crow, Barnett Alon%o Grow. Gror,s"
William Grow. son OF Peter Crow. 10.
ceased; Marion Francis Grow. jomNq
Richard Grow, Perry II. Grow, Peter II
Crow, Josiah Grow. Petrr Crow and A.
Jackson Crow, and all unknown heirs NJ
HRrnott Crow. deceased, defendants,
r. NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
Tho defendants will take notice .hat tho
.dcpoStt!onE OF y NJ. Grow, John CrSw
ron Of David Grow. deceased, aud othCra
VIII be taken at the office Of W, p, iIuN,
bard, No. lA"l Chupliuc street, VhCH(In,.
West virginia, on Monday, August I, iSGf
between thn hours OF eight O'clock n. m
nhu SIN O'Clock y. ln., to nc read M rvI
plaintiffs. W 'n'
And II, from any cause, tho tal5lur Of thc
SAID donOSltORs shall not Nn coIn,npurGI
or hrlilE commenced shall not bu com.
pictSG on Tie uaS aforesaid, tho tul,Iuf,
OF INC same VIII hC adjourned from tin,c
70 un0. ny the same place and hctwCnm
INC same hours. Until tho Same shall 10
,,.c WIN. PlluEBARD..
''on attorney for Plaintiff. {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
Caiarrh and Cold, Relieved In 10 to 60
Minutes.

One short puff OF the breath through
the Blower. supplied with each bottle OF
Or. Aguew's Catarrhal Powder, diTuses
this Powder over The surface OF the
nasaI Passages. Painless and delight
fui TO use. II relieves instantly. and
permanently cures Catnrrh. HHy +. ver,
Colds. Headache. Sore Throat, TonsilI-
It's and Deafness. 20 cts. Sold by X II.
List and Logan Drug Co. s&wy
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TRUSTEES SALE.
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rNRUSTEE'S SALE,

BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by
Alwyn 5, Ronk and Edith NJ. Ronk. his
VIE, to the undersigned, as trustee. dated
July 2. 1871. and recorded in the Office OF
the clerk OF the county court Of Ohio
county. West Virginia. in deed OF trus;
book No. So, folio l0l. Will sell at public
auction to the highest and best hidde:,
4, the north front door Of the cour; hoase
" snid county, IN the city OF Wheeling.
W. Va, on
THURSDAY. THE CHI DAY OF
AUGUST, 1896.
commencing at ~ O'Clock IL. IN, the fol-
lowing described real estate, that IS 10
say: \ piece of ground In the city Of
Wheeling, in Ohio county. West Virginia.
situate on tho road leading from the Ma.
.Cnal Road TO Mount Wood Cemetery.
and bounded as follows: Commencing at
corner OF the Jewish Burial Ground OIL
said road, said corner being the most
Cemetery Grounds, and running north.
west on the llnp of said burial ground
duc hundroG and nifty feet, more or less.
To the southeast line OF the ground con-
Eeycd by Mary r; Silver and husband 10
Maurice Max and others by deed dated
December Q ISL, recorded In decd book
NO. ", page ""i: thence with said SOUTH
east line southwest ffty-IIvc feet: thence
southeast by q limo parallel with the limo
of said burial ground first mentioned &c
the line of said road leading 10 Mount
Wood Cemetery; thence with the line o.
said road, no:theastwnrGly iif,y.iIvc feet.
more or less. 10 the place OF EcsNntnS.
subject to tho right or way granted ny
the decd ahuvh mentioned made by Mary
+. Silver and husband to Maurice Max
AMI others, and rcscrrlng also the coal
or other mineral beneath the same being
the same property conveyed TO Augustus
Wickcrly b. Catherine Meyer by decd
dated September ~, 1857. and OF record in
tho olilcc OF the clerk of the county court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia. in deed
book No, 50. J. page lbs
TERMS OF SNI.E-QEo-thtrl and rs
mach more NJ tho purchaser may elect
to pay In cash OF the day OF sale, the lN!.
nncc OF the purchase money IN two equal
inSinllmCnts, payable respectively At onp
and two years from the day OF sale, with
Interest from TINT day, for each o; which
deferred instnllmcntS of tho purchase
money tho purchaser shall EtvG his rcso'
table prontSsory notes. bearing iHtrN'St
from the day Of Falo aS aforesaid. to ho
secured by mo Title Of the properly sold
being retained until the payment IN luil
OF the same, or by deed OF trust on tho
property splll TO, BE- drawn. Acknowledged
and recorded Mt tho expense OF the pUr'
chaser. GEORGE b, CALDWELL,
WILLIAM II. ItALLER
.H.. ..| AtLCtlOnNNr tyi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

TAKE u dose OF Dc Wits Little
Early RiserS just for the good they
Will do you. These little Pills are good
for indigestion, good for headache.
good Tor liver complaint, good for
constipation. They are good.
CharicH Il. Goctze. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Company,
Bridgeport; Peabody & Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

Dr. hEncw'B Cure for the Heart g,voa
perfect relief In all cases OF Organic or
Sympathetic Heart D!gcuEc IN 80 MIL
utcB. nd speedily effects II cure. 1t Is n
peerless remedy FOR PalpltatIon. Short
ness OF Breath. SmothcrinE Spells. Pain
In Left Side aud nil symptoms OF n Dis
cnscd Heart. One dose convinccs. Sold
by r. II. List and Logan Drug Co.
Brwy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

WE might tell you more about Ono
Minute Cough Cure. but you probably
know TINT 1t cnrcg u cough. Ever ono
does who has used It. II IL n perfect
remedy for coughs, colds, hoarscncss. II
Is mn especial fnvOrltc for children be-
Ing pleasant TO take and quick In curing
Charles i. Goct2c. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Company.
Bridgeport: Peabody & Son, Bcnwood.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

IT Is not miracle. It won't cure
everything, but 1t Will cure piles. That's
what DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve
Will do, because 1t has done
1t in hundreds OF cases. Charles
Il. Goetzc. corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Company, Bridgeport.
Peabody 6. Son. BenWOod.