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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
agricultural 81tpplentettt.

pG6ren0 Elm iunges, BON S. .. 8aters
ge5iidtetes Mutterfdpein NIT $651 be5ablt
purbe. Inter ben 8dufern %befunben. iuA
erfolgrei9e @9peine5i9ter aus elmer 3ei6e
BON Staten, unb lire 8etbetligung an Sem
8ertaufe IGBt %ertennen, baB fie bic S9peintz
5u9t aGs zine Der ergtebigften Que1en bes
lanbpirt6f4aftIi4en 8etriebes anieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
Srettden.

Columbus, Nebr., 19. Wadra 1896.
9eebrter 6err Rebafteur.
.Sn go. - Der n8etlage" febe i@, baB sir
9err 8~obenitebt in Slinois germ Elm paar
Srett6en gu baben piini9t; er fam bic
ieIben bur9 9errn Sac. SbOmas, in 9oeio
@itp, Rebrasta, be3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
S. 8. aerfenbrOd

5orefbiIe, Mi9., 20. MGra 1896.
9eebrter 9err Simpn.
SEER %. 8Obenitebt in sSninpis m0Gte
nifen, tpo er Elm paar 5rett9en befomm.n
lam. Wir baben tpel9e, bic BEL gutter
Bflege unb Nabrung febr gut orbeiten. Die
Mbrefe, bur9 tpel9e er tpel9e beaieten
tann, III = Water, Muple Street, near
@oebel's 8retperp, Detroit. Mt@.
@buarb SLIDER.
X X X
Mt.GarmeG, Carroll Co., Soma,
81. MGra 1896.
@ertber 9err Gebafteur!
Gin 9r. %. 8obenltebt in Su. tpiinI9t
3t piifen, tpo er Srett9en CUR 8~ertilgung
BON Staten befommen fann. 6. 81. Gibbs
in Rorpulf, 9urpn Co., S6iu, tit 3i9ter
iol9er Sphere (Serrets).
S. y. 9Offmann,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

y y y
254. Sd m09te sic fragen, mas Der
englif9e Name fir &reu3born 1T unb pb
ber1el6e bier in Slinois pd9f9
ADAM um t Ell n, S1inois.
Mntpprt: r8udthorn". Sa, er
mG6It in SGinois, 3. 9. in Der 96oetig
NurIerb in Bloomington, bon mo banoert
6-8 SUB bobe pflan5em fir So bsaogen
perben tDnnen.
255. @ouen sic mir, bite, einige
MbreiTen beut1@er poultrpsSpurnale nenz
nen9
Stto &ubert, Sainois.
Mntmort: Stir 1T nur cine in ben
Ser. @taaten er19einenbe beuti9e 9eflii@
eel3eitung befannt: Ser 8efligel5l3ter"
in Waufau, Wisconiin.
256. 1. 2ebtes Sa6r bat es in bieiiger
@egenb mebr Sbit gegeben, als man oer@
faufen tonnte; i9 babe oeBbalb 1ebr htel
an Der Come getrodnet unb 1T banelbe in
eutem 3uitanb. Nun 1T aber Der Brets Elm
10 ntebriger, baB, penn i3 bag Sbit per-
ihiden piirbe, ib nod @elb aug meiner
Saf@e b'rauf legen .miiBte, Semen 0te
Elm Mtttel, getrodnetes S6ft ldngere 3ett
BON Miirmern fret gu balten? 2. Sn ct.
Sofspb, Mi4igdn, befinbet fth cine Sabrtt,
in pelher 8eerentiften berfertigt peroen,
gebt bic s. 9. &c N.z8abn bortbin, poer
tpie oft muB @aare BON bort umgelaoen
tperben, ebe tie bierber gelangt?
Sacob @trsberger, Sqinois.
&ntnprt: 1. @enn bas getrodnete
Sbft in @dden aufbepubrt ipir0 unb bieie
in elmer trodenen, fiiblen &ammer Plab gez
tunben babsn, 10 bdIt es ii9, DOraus9sest,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
gu bebauern 1T es ni6t, baB bic Bel tire

* * y
gu bebauern 1T es ni9t, baB bic 8e5trez
bungen, benz Pferbefleif9 bier Bel uns als
menf4li6em @~enuBmittel @ingung unb
&bfab gu berf6affen, feblgeI9lagen linb.
Die Oregon Pading Co., tpel6e poriges
Sabr cine S9ld9teret BON &an9zPferben
in 8etrieb febte, bat bas @eI9Gft an ben
Nagel ge6Gngt, na9oem iie cine 3eibe fru9t@
loier 9eriu4e gemd9t bette, fir bas 5leii9
BON 1000 bon ibr gei4la6teten Pferben
einen Martt gu ftnben. Mebrere Sons gez
pOfelten Pferbefleii@es, 4peI9es na6 Sapan
berf3idt iporben mar, tpurOe bort 3uriidz
sepieien unb i9lieBli9 in oas Meer Derz
Ientt; fir europa bel timmten @enbungen
puroe bort ebenfaGs Elm iebr tibler @mz
pfang bereitet.
eeSn bielen 9egenben pflegt man Die I'm
bas Wobnbaus ft4 bin5iebenben Rafenpldbe
nit Staqmiit gu bebeden, UNI 81 betptrfen,
5aB tpG6renb Der 5rii6iabrsregen Die in benz
Miit entbaltenen Pflan5ennd6ritoffe in bas
@rbrei9 einbringen. Wenn bieTer 3ped
nun au9 errei9t unb Die 8aienfld6e baz
bur9 berei9ert ipirb, 10 ltebt Die W}iitbe=
bedung erftens einmal uni60n aus uno
giebt oft einen unangenebmen Geru6 BON
1i9, 5meitens nerben bur9 ben Wftt benz
8pben aGerlei l1nfrautiamen 5ugefiibrt, Die
mad ibrem Nufgeben 81 NergerniB NnlaB
geben. Sir 8afenpldbe BON bsf9eioenem
umfange etgnet fi9 buber zines Der bielerlet
9emi39en Oiingemittel melt beifer; spo elm
Iol9es ni9t erlaugt tperben tann, Derpenbe
man u~nausgelaugte 9ol5ai9e uno feines
&no9enmebl.
Sas 8efpriBen BON Obitbdumen CUR 8ez
fd%mpfung i9dbli4er Snieften unb Pil3e
ertpeiit ii9 als elm sutes Mittel bebufs Ser
tilqung bieIer b%artnddigen Seinbe
bes 2anbpirtbes. Die in ben
Mif6ungen CUR @erpenbung ges
Gongsnben Site tpirfen ii9er unb 10 frdftig,
baB elm gan3er 2eibitau bOa pferben in
@t.bensbiGe, Mi4., tpel3e Dergiftetes, in
einem Sbitgarten gemdbtes 6eu gefrefen
batten, trepirt iinb, 9as 9ras in Der betr.
Ylantage bate BON benz auf bas 2aubperf
Der 8Gume gefpribten Gift un9efdbr ebenz
fppiel abbetommen, als Die 8Gume lelbft.
Ser @igentbimer bes 9artens buBte aus
Dem nGmli9en 8runbe ebenfu1s bier PferDe
Elm. 9iefer @orfaG lebrt, baB bic giftigen
cSSnIeftenpertilgungsmittel in einem Sbtz
garten, in pel4em 9ras pd3t, bas CUR
@erpenbung als @iebfutter gemdbt piro,
nit 8orii9t angepenDet perben miifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

= eide fur ole u8eita9e" be=
~ftiHnmttem Sm1Grtften fttS at aorei=
firen:
Nnbreos simon, &ebatteur
ber~2 l.
la g e" bernSGGtnois Staatsz3eiz
tung", @bteogo, Sill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

Sem 8eri9te fir 1895 unferes
&derbauminiitsriums lit gu entneb@
men, baB trOb Der eri9peren5en @ori4rifz
ten ii6er Die @infubr umeritanii9en
@3peinefleii4es na9 9eutf9lanb i'm Oer>
gangenen Sabre nibt tpeniger als 29,670,410
9funb amerttantf6er S9inten unb eingez
~fal3enes @4peinefIeif9 na9 9euti4Ganh
brett eingefibrt ipprben finb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
Observation-Disclosures 8~rieffaften.

@inem ieben 2efer 1T bas Ge6t eingez
rdumt, ft9 briefli3 ober minbli4 an bic
&ebattion I'M Iusfunft iiber befimmte
Punfte gu tpenoen, pel9e, fopeit bas in UNI
ferer Ma9t ltegt, gepdbrt perben tpirb.
@nfragen, benen ntht Der Same. unb Die
genaue Abreife bes Srageltelers beigefiigt
iinb, tperben nt9t beanttportet.
Sic Gebafttor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

Sn elmer StBung Der @eripaltunas6ez
96roe OerSGinoiier Decentralization in @bumz
paign purbe bei6lOfen, in Sbin unb @bsez
tpooo i'm fibIt9en S6eile beg Staates 2anb
fir unteritatiOnen gu pa9ten. Ser 8ldtz
tertrant9eit Der 8irnbGume (npear bligbt"O
ipa befonbere NufmertIamfett ~5ugepenbet
nnb gu bieiem 3pede cine gr0Bere Nnz
pflan5ung bon 8irnbdumen borgenommen
tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

Gs 6eiBt, baB bpn 8rauereien in Oeuti9z
lamb nit 2euten in Montana Elm Gpntraft
fir bic 2ieferung bon 100000 8uibsG
8raugerfte abgei9IOfen pOrben fei, unb
baB bteie 2teferung i'm tommenben 9erbf
gu gai3e9en babe. Die @erite, INN bic es
ft3 bier 5anbelt, pir5, penn bic Grnte nidt
'miBrdt3, aus benz fru9tburen @aQatin=
Sbal tommen, tpel9es ungefdbr 80 Meilen
Oitlt9 bon 9elena, Der Nortbern Pactfic@
8abn entlang, liegt. Die @r1ten tperben
bort uuf tunitli4 bepdfertem 2anbe ge>
fD0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

8ie gut ii9 bic 3ubt bon bon6Giitigen
Roief6peinen be5abIt, baOon Iiefert Elm i'm
Dorigen MOnat auf Dem Qusite1ungspluB
IN Springfield, 81, itattgebabter @erfauf
ben beften 8epeis. IS 9olanO>Gbina N1ut=
tert5iere bra9ten is bur9f9nittIi4 $10o,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

4ns 2arneb in 8anIas pirb 6ert9tet, bab
bort tpeitli3 big CUR peitli9en @ren5e BON
9oogeman @ountp bic Wet3enanbau zSlG9e
in biefem Sabre fi9 UNI 10 bis Is 9ro3ent
pergrOBert bat unb 5aB Die @aat it9 ieBt
in einem beieren 3uitonbe befinbet, a1s in
ben bret leBtberflOienen Sabren; AUDI Der
Mfolfaanbau nimmt an umfang gu. eSn
jener 8egenb ptr6 Der Sieftultur aroBe
@ea9tung 9ef9a1tt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
Gbtrapn, aa1ttttnna1, 25. aetars 1896.

262. @olen Sic GET. ben beiliegenben
8rief an 9rn. Did Sitter in Minneiota Be-
fOroern9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08
BRowN'ovERMAN SCANDAL


Recalled by tho Statements OF nn Im-
porimnt Witness.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7.-After
many months OF waiting and evasion. Of
hurried flight from town 10 town in
California. and across the southern Dor
der, Mrs. NJ. +. Tunnel las conacnicd to
tell the story OF her relations with the
Rev. Tr. C.fO.EBrown and Matte Over
ma and to explain why ahc fled ut the
very moment wleii her presence was
needed to dispcl the shadows OF scandal
or to condemn tho pastor who was serl-
8ously accuyed. Mrs. Tunnel lst the last
witness to speak. and MS far as facts are
concerned. the testimony she gives closes
the great case. G
Shg explains the Important points
upon which the clerical Judges of DR..
Brown were In doubt. She removes the
elements OF uncertainty that made the
secleslh8tical court hesitate, before pro-
%inouncing a final Judgment Of Gondcmna-
ton. She fed from San F'raiiciscU, she
says, to shield Dir. Brown from THO con-
ge1ucnccs OF his own gulf. She gays
shoEkpew OEathc6 love between Matte
SOvermnn and tho pastor uni would have
revealed her knowledge IL shp had been
Buinmoned 10 the Wltnefs stand.
She tRays that DR. Brawn Paid her, cx-
pensG3 while she wnD nwny and when
( alie returned tried to Induce her to gnto
Central America She tells Wien and
where she secured stht famous letters
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

ST. LOUIS. No. Aug. 7.-Captain Ed.
Anshutz, well and popularity known on
the Ohio river, halllng from Wheeling.
and u brother OF Capt. Phil. AnshutZ,
died suddenly on bonrd his steamer. the
Pnducah, yesterday morning ut day
break. five miles below the city. He had
just finished paying Off the ro%ustabOuts
rs the steamer was nearing port, and
walked out OF the'ofllcc, taking 4 seut.in
he BARRIERS chair nnd expired. Captain
Massengall had hts remains taken care
Of until his brother. on the steamer Ea-
gle. arrived. The flags OF steamers and
the public landing mast were tloated at
half mast out Of respect to his memory.
Captain Anshutz was one OF the most
popular clerks on the western waters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

The Lexington In doing n heavy bust
ness In the MatamornS trade.
This mornings packet for lower points
IS The Lexington. Captain Cline.
River mon do not want the river 10
continue failing now. 1t has reached a
satisfactory stage.
tomorrow the Jewel will take out her
usuai Sunday excursion to Slstcrsvlllc,
departing at I a. m.
The marks Mt 9 p. m. showed s feet and
falling. Weather, cloudy and warm.
Trade on the landing fair,
The peerless Virginia Is Sundays
packet for Cincinnati. She has engage
ments for a cabin full OF passengers.
The Jews Of Captain Ed Anshut2's
death at ST. Louis. WIS received with
regret by his many Wheeling friends.
The Liberty is yet at Pnrkersburg.
having her shaft repaired. She Will not
resume until next Monday. and will
leave Wheeling for parkersburg Tues
day morning.
The new Bay boat. knnawha, now re-
celvins her machinery ut Marietta, Is 70
be fitted up handsomely. She IS the
largest packet ever in the Pittsburgh,
wheeling and kanawha river trade.
The Jewel went out ahead OF time yes
t-rday afternoon. on account Of an ex-
curslon she took from Darlington to
the Moundsvillc camp grounds last
night The attraction was the cantata,
"Jephtha and His Daughter"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, August -
"A movement Ia on foot in this city 10.
raise funds with which to remove tho
rcmalnsl bt,Aiiss Kate Field from lions
.olulH, WHERE she died n rcw months ugO,
10 the fnm!lys plot Mt Mount Auburn.
Miss Fields last request wns thnt her
remains should be inferred In lser iia-
tive land. but thus far mono OF her
friends Interested themselves In tho
ease. As Miss Field left no estate. tho
Examiner has offered to rocclvc sub
aerlptlons from prcsa clubs, as well ms
from associations and individuals In
tercsted In the movement. tho funds ~
cured 10 be used 90 bring the remains
to the United StNtEs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

The Cincinnati w%harfboat attracted
hundreds OF riverInen Thursday morn
Ing, says the Commercial-Tribunc, after
the arrival OF the Keystone State. The
centre Of attraction was n lifcb0at. the
trst OF the new pattern ordered by the
United States government for StcamerD
plying on western waters. The llfctboat
or ~yaHS-<,as brought here by the Key
stone State from Wheeling. consigned
to Paris c. Brown. Il will be sent on 10
Memphis, where 1t Is to he placed on II
new Stcamcr recently built ut that point.
II Is fourteen feet In length by five In
width, with 4 depth OF thirty inches.
Its appearance Is clumsy In tile extreme
and r!vermen regard 1t with anything
but favor. The majority OF rivcrnlGn
who inspected the new regulation life
boat expressed the opinion that 1t would
easily G0ps!ze. on account of It's extra
ordinary proportions. When the boat
arrives AZ It's destination It VIII he Civ
on n trial, the result OF which will be ca
Scrly awaited. The original order Is
SUED by the national board of supcrvis-
Ing Inspectors was to the effect that nll
river steamers must be equipped with
new patent lifeboats. the number to HI
regulated according to the size and Gu
pacity Of the steamer. The order was
severely criticized, and delegations Of
rlvcTrnen went to Washington to pro-
test against It's enforcement. Since then
Supervising Inspector General Dumoit
has modified the order. and In the future
only new steamers vii be required to be
equipped with these l%lfcbonts. Had the
original order been enforced, steamers
would have been loaded with ~lifeboats.
leaving but little room for passengers
and freight. The new HE boat will hold
twenty people in case of accident, and 1t
Is clnImcd that It cannot sink. 1t Is
constructed OF Iron. Air c%hninbcts are
fitted In the bow and stern, which will
prevent tho bnat from sinking, but river
men nrc almost unanimous In the opin-
Ion that It Will capslze easily when put
to a rvGre test.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

sell at public auction on the promises
hereinafter described the real estate ue'
scrlOed In said decd OF trust. that Is 10 say.
all that certain tract OF land situate" o..
the waters OF Castlcman'S Run. ~ IVY
district OF Liberty. Ohio county. West w,
ginia. and adjoining the lands, Of JnSeIc'
O. Curtis, Joseph McCauSland. Johii w.
RODGERS and others, and bounded and 1r'
scribcd rs follows: Beginning NJ q Wh.C
oak IN Jos. McCausland's line and rnnn,,Es
thence north l6o east 81 poles to II SiakIS,
thence south Ig' cast.io poles TO Il sIass
near the barn on said land; thence Sou!H
So east 10 poles to 4 black walnut, CoEn.'
to lands Of johnson l., Garrison ana o'"
crS; thence south Sc east 10 poles 10"
thence north IS so west 40 poles 70
sugar tree, CprnCr 10 lands OF Joseph NJ,
Causland; thence north lss wcSt u Nuwi
md IL links to the place Of hceinninc, aES
containing forty-siS H6l acres and Two y,
rooGs. more or less. this being the sane
property that was conveyed TO James vi
DiuNhi md John Dinch by Julia y. trat!
and Robert L. Prall, her husband. by desT;
bearing date March Is. lSAS, and now y.
record In the clerks office Of the c0N"N
court Of Ohio county. West Virginia ~,
TERMS OF SAl.E-onc-thIrd OF ~ Us
purchase money and us much moro az % "s
purchaser may elect TO pay In cash on "a:
OF aGics the balance III two count lMs
mcntS NJ n and two years, the piirSHnsnr
executing his notes with approved III.
sonnlG security for the deferred iA$'aSS
mGtts, with interest from day OF e"w /.
thc,i interest Oh the second dGErrrrI Va u,
stlnTcnt payable annually; the tl''S 4
Snid property TO be reininCd GE'i. s""
notes are lifted.
mil 80" Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08
THRILLING EXPERIENCE
Of millionaire Sugar p~innter-IIeld Fl
Ransom by Snn Franclsco rook,

Hnnson, by Snn Franclsco Crooks.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I. - James
Campbell. the millionaire sugar planter
of Honolulu. who mysteriously dlsap-
peared for two days this week. says he
was imprisoned and robbed by Oliver W.
Winthrop. who attempted to securc the
~mlllionairr's signature TO a $4,000 check
as the price OF his liberty. Winthrop,
who. was tried and acquitted last year OF
poisoning a woman in Laurel Hill ccmc-
terry. OF which he was assistant superin-
tendent. has disappeared. No trace can
be found OF his confederate.
Campbell says Winthroup decoyed
him 10 his house on a slight pretcxt.
Suddenly, he says, a masked man rushed
into the room and pointing n revolver at
Campbell's head. ordered him to throw
up his hands. Campbell says he leaped
at his assailant and forced him to the
floor. The man was dazed, almost
stunned, but levelins his revolver agnin
at Campbell. fired. The millionaire
says the bullet EraZed his temple and
passed through his hat into the wall.
Campbell sprans ut the man ngain. but
before he could reach him he was knock
ed down by Winthrop, who struck him
over the head with some heavy lnstru-
( ment.
The two men then bounced upon
Campbell and bound. h%andcuffed and
gagged him. They lifted him from the
floor TO a bed and strapped him to It.. His
feet and hands were tied to the four posts
OF the bed and a chain was passed over
: his body and fastened ITO staples driven
into the floor.
Captain OF Detectives Lees In his In
$~vestigation afterward found the evil
Z dence of this. Cords were passed
around Campbcll's body and drawn so
tight that he could not move. For
twelve hours he was kept In this position
with the gag In his mouth all the time.
Tuesday morning the gag was removed
with the caution that he would be killed
II he made any noise. He vas told that
he}would have to sign q check or order
for $4,000 before he would be released.
He was shown n document, which they
asked him to sign, and lie was also or
$deredrto write n note to his wife asking
her to cash the check and to give the
money to the -benrer without asking any
questions. Campbell says he refused to
even read the paper. telling his captors
that he. did not care what they did with
him.
fSss When the newspapers published the
fact that Campbell had disappeared. the
q millionaire says his captors BECAME
frightened and after dark released him.
The police have a description Of Win
tlirop's confederate, but no clew to his
whereabouts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
pittsburgh. .vIHGINIA, c H.. NJ
larlLcrsburE. HEN HliR, II n. m,
Sieuhcnrllle.ESOS TAYLOR, $50 ~. M.
Darlington, I'D Jewell, l:3n p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. III. X. BEDFORD, G:3n a. IN,
MntnmoraH., LEXINGTON, II Il, III.
sieuhenviIle.. ENOS TAYLOR, $50 D. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50 p. III.
noATS LEAVING To-MotRoW.
GAINESVILLE. ...LoRENA. . II. M,
Pittsburgh. Rem iIUR. , Il. III.
Pittsburgh, RUTH, 1 u. m.
pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. $ II. m.
CINCINNATI. VIRGINIA. S II. IN.
Slstersville. ..JEWEL, Z Il. III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

If you have ever seen a llAle child
In the agony of summer complaint, You.
can realize. ;hn danger OF the trouble
and appreciate the value OF %instantnn-
eous relief always afforded by DcWitt's
Collie & Cholera Cure. For dyscntery
and diarrhocl 1t Is 4 reliable remedy.
We could not afford to recommend this
MS a cure unlessi 1t were a cure. Charles
Il. Goctzc, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie e Co.. Bridgeport: Pea
body & Son, Benwopd. E-S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

Some changes have been announced
In the districts OF the local inspectors of
steam vessels on the Ohio river. The
eastern boundary point OF ~thGHCincinnat!
district will be at Rockville. o.. IL miles
below Portsmouth. and midway between
Gallipolis and Cincinnati. The boundary
between the Gallipolis and Wheeling
districts is marked by the government
light at Vienna, a few miles above Par
kcrsburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

from Matte ovcrmnn, and for tho first
tlmc oSrlains how they paused from her
possession Into the keeping OF u mar,
who allowed them to be published.
She traces IN. detail, the cnrccr az
Matte oycrmnh Rs she iearncdjto inow
II through the confidence or her young
friend. Tho recital hits tho veil from
tho home OF the pastor and shows how
no struggled to save hll pulpit und HIS
good name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s feet !" inch
cs and falling. Fair and hot,
WARlt:N-River | foot . inches.
Cloudy and warm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $ feet. Hot
and cloudy.
OIL ClTY-Rlyer 1 foot II inches and
failing.
Observation-Disclosures 6 feet and
falling at the dam. Weather clear and
warm.
SrEUBENVILLE-l,ivcr Z feet and
falling. Clenr and warm. Up-VtrEln-
Ia D0wn-H. X. Bedford. J. G. Rishri.
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THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF
ss' AUGUST. 1896

9'r AUGUST, 1896,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. the :o.
lowing described real estate. thai is 10
say: A, piece OF ground In the city o.
Wheeling. IN Ohio County. West Virginia.
situate on h road leading from The Ma.
Tor Road to Mount Wood Cemetery
n bounded as follows: Commencing al
u corner OF the Jewish Burial Ground on
said road, said corner being the mos:
western point on said road OF the sad
Cemetery Grounds. and running north.
west on the limo OF said burial GROUND
one hundred and nifty feet, more or less,
yeyed by Mary f. Silver and husband 10
Maurice MAX and others by deed dated
December .. 1872. recorded In deed book
No. 60, page ?2l: ~thenena,Tith said south.
southeast by Il line pafpilel with the linz
Of said burial ground FIRST mentioned 10
the line; OF said rond leading to Moua,
Wood Cemetery: thence with the line O..
said road ENTHUSIASTICALLY tifty-five feet.
more or Hess. to the place OF beginning.
subject to the right or way granted ty
the decd above mentioned made by Mary
f.. ,SuveE n husband to Maurice Max
and others, ard reServinS also the coal
or other mineral beneath the same, being
the same, property conveyed to Augustus
Wickerly b? Catherine Never by deed
dated September e6. 1857, and OF record Ia
the ofllcc'of the clerk Of the county cou7
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, IN deed
-
TERMS OF SALE-Ore-third and as
much more MS the purchaser may cleo,
TO payin cash on the day of sale. the bal.
ance OF the purchase money In two equal
installments. payable respectively at on6
and two years from tho day Of sale. with
interest. from that day, for each Of which
deferred installmcnts of the purchase
money the purchaser shall give his neeo-
table pronlssory notes. bearing interest
from the day OF sale US aforesaid, 10 b
s~ecurcdIbE tho title of tho property sold
being retained until the payment In full
OF the same, or by deed OF trust on tho
property sold, to be drawn, acknowledge!
and recorded ut the expense OF the pG:.
chaser. GEORGE b. CALDWELL
=- . Trustee.
WILLIAM II. HALLER,
HFit A~uctionecr. Yi
h above sale has boon adjourned Nntl
Saturday, August S. 1896, at 10 O'Clock 4
m, at tho same place.
.. 49, ... Y@H - y r. T P$-.Es.A
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Ing llicp. or dther itchinGsi Of the
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observation-disclosures BECKER s co.
NOTICE..
Dissolution of Partnership.

Tho firm OF John Becker & Co, Jewellers
W, I1,z. retiring, The business will be
continued as John EcchGr x Co. Thank
Ing our friends n,d the public in general
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon rs
IN tho raat, We hupc TO, have a fair cuntin-
uaucc &c the snine In tho future.
Al persons lnyinB claims uyalnst, tho
firm Will present the same for settlement,
and NJ persons knowing themselves In
dcbtch vii! please cnil and mako IL settle
mont. Respectfully,