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PEEW & CAMPBELL,
PUMU1HBM AHi? PMOPRIKTtiM.
THEN DAY, MAIUII 4. IH7U.
Tub thiAiicial committee of the Ohio
House of ItepreeentAtives lias undertaken
to stop a number of Hiiiall leakage*, hoping
to make n BAving of about $30,000 In
the Aggregate. One of the sources of waste
wam detected in tiio Amount of reading
mutter which ccrtain officials had made
the StAto pay tor?the Secretary of State
MiMtndinz 277 (iO a venr for ncwftnaiters for
hi? private use, while other officials were
about half as extravagant. The Auditor
having charged $70110 for ice for I lie pas!
year thin item watt looked into, and it was
found that tho Auditor and his clerks
were either abnormally thirsty, or the
charge was what Mrs. llardell's counsel
would call a "cover for hidden lire," a?
the sum of $04 was enough to supply 17i
Legislators and attaches with icu during
tho entire summer. Tho postage-stamp
account was suspiciously largo, ami it i?
alleged that certain officials havo been
wront to purchase stamps llrst of obliging
tradesmen, and then barter them for lest
legitimate goods. The present denizens
of the stato house will ilnd their oppor
tunities for such small gains ruthlessly cul
o(T.
Tiik .Massachusetts State Bureau of 1a
bor Statistics has furnished tho opportu
nity, by its valuublo observation*, to make
partial comparisons of the earnings o:
worklngmon in this country with the earn
iugs of workingmen similarly employed ii
(ireat Britain. In this connection tlx
Boston Herald makes the following inter
eating comparison*. It Hays: "Agricul
tural laborers, according to tlio ro]?ort o:
our bureau, receive in Massachusetti
$15 02 per month, with biard, or $1 -o pei
lay without board. In England, Professoi
Levi states that 'mining and agricultura
wages vary considerably'?from 251(
$5 per week. Even at the highest figure
the worker on English land would receivt
but $22 per month, without board. Thui
the maximum rate abroad falls far belov
the average rate bore. Carpenters cari
$11 33 por week in tlio United States
against *u?4 per wcok in England, riumu
ere, $18 per week in the United States am
$!) ,7U per week in England. Masons
$13 37 per week in the United State* anc
$1) 84 per week in England. Masons' la
borers obtain $8 13 in the United State
and $0 50 in England. In regard ti
bakers n eorreet comparison is mon
dillicult. The bureau report give
them $11 1)7 per week here, whil
Professor Levi puts tlio earning-* of th<
same class in England at $0 50 and $7 5t
per week *in addition to their bread am
lodging.' In brewery work the diHerenci
is very marked. The wages of the mei
in the wash house and on the mash iloo
rango from $10 l)J to $12 81 per week ii
the United States, against only $150 t<
$5 25 per week earned in similar positioni
abroad. In cabinet making, chair maker)
average $11 per week in the United State
and $3 75 per week in England. Carver)
average $12 33 per week in the I'nitei
States, against $S 50 per week in England
Polishers receive $10 25 per week here ir
comparison with $7aS 50 obtained on tlx
other side of the Atlantic. Lest the ladiei
should think that their position hero of
lers a more unfavorable comparison wit!
tho position of tlieir sister workers abroad
we may state, before closing, that ordina
dressmakers aro rated as earning $7 4:1 pei
week in the United State?, against $4a4 o(
per week in tireat Britain.
THE LEGISLATURE.
Nrnnlor Johufton'ft >c? K. II. .Moveiuen
-Ihe IlotiHo Vom for lh<> Normal
Nrhooin.
Monday, March 3,1879.
NEXATK.
Senato met at 10 a. m., and was openei
with prayer by Kev. J. 1>. Mortal.
On motion of Mr. Ferguson the reading
of the journal of .Saturday was dispense!
with.
uii.ls introduced.
Mr. Johnston, on leave, introduced Son
ate bill No. 192, prescribing penalties foi
charging, demanding and receiving unlawful
charges for the transportation of pus
Hungers una ircigut upon railroads. Keieronce
dispensed with, and it was read foi
the first time and ordered to a second
reading.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. McGrew:
lumlwl, That the Judiciary Committee
be, and is hereby instructed to report
back Senate bill No. 179, not later than 11
o'clock a. m., Tuesday, March 4, 187'.). Thi?
is President Johnson's new railroad hill.
The Senate took up and passed the following
bills:
Houso bill No. 8, a bill to atnond Section
30 of Chapter 77, of tho Acta of 1S77,
in relation to the duties of teachers.
Also House bill No. 11.a hill to establish
a court of limited jurisdiction in the city
of Huntington.
Also House bill No. 210. a bill to protect
tho purchasers ol fertilizers in the
State. '
Also House bill No. 80, a bill to amend
uuu ic-uiuiuvoccuous t?i ana 84 ol
Chanter 45, of tho Code of West Virginia,
of 1808, concerning tho government of tho
State I niversity.
Also, House bill No. 1, a bill to establish
a County Court and a Board of Commissioners
for the county of Pendleton,
under tholUth section of tncsih article ot
the Constitution of Wen Virginia.
Also House bill No. 120, a hill appropriating
money to reimburse S. N. Smith,
Sheriff of Grant county, paid by him for
the capture of W. S. Pougloss, convicted
of felony.
Also House bill No. 111, a bill to punish
persons found violating tho license laws of
tho State along certain rivers.
Also House bill No. 140, changing tho
timo for holding the County Courts in the
county of Penuleton.
Also, Houao bill No. 00, to include the
farms of Messrs. Stout and (iootlman in
tho indopondout school district of Chirksburg.
House bill No. Ill, in relation to the
printing of legal notices, coming up, after
considerable discussion the bill was indefinitely
postponed.
House bill No. 107, a bill to provide for
special assessment on lots or parcels of
ground in the city of Wheeling, for tho
benefits and advantages of certain public
improvoinentfl, was read a third timo and
passed.
Mr. Butler introduced tho following joint
resolution:
Senate Joint Resolution No. 13, authorising
and directing the Hoard of Tublic
Works to tlx und rogulate the tolls or
charges for tran&nortation upon the Haitimore
Ohio ttailroad.
Wn kiulvs, Serious complaints havo been
made"by persons shipping goods aud merchandise
on the H. & 0. Kailroml, which
complaints are fully sot forth in tho report
of the Joint Committee of the Legislature
submitted to the Senate and llouso of
Delegates at their present session, alleging
that tho B. A O. Kailroad Co. aro and for a
long series of years have been imposing
upon them onerous chargea for the trans-1
portntlou of freights, thereby obstructing I
their Imlustrieanml retarding the prosper!tv
of the State; ami
Wiierkas, The legislature of thin State
in obedience to the provision* of the Constitution,
on the 27tli (lav of December,
187:$, passed nn act establishing a reasonable
maximum rate of cliarges for the
tranHi?ortation of passengers anil freight.'
ami to provent unjust discriminations and
extortions In tho rates to l>e charged by
tho different railroads of thin State, inciuding
the I). ^ 0. It. It , which said act
and sllthe provisions thereof, the II. 0.
U. R. be repudiated and rifuses to obey,
alleging ami claiming that they are governed
by nnd exercise their rights and
franchises within this State, under nnd by
virture of three acta of tho Gonerol AsHcmblvof
Virginia, passed rcMptetively on
the 8th day ofMarch, 1S27, the Otli day of
March, 1817, and on the Uthday of March,
18:17, and are therefore beyond the control
f of the legislature In the exorcise of their
right to chaige for transportation under
faid acts, and even claim tlio right under
' the laws of trade to violnte said acts in llxing
their charges for transportation, ami
1 admit through the second \ ice President
i that they have been and are now so vioI
luting said acta, nnd,
Wiikukvm, Tliiii Legislature in ol>edi
| once to the constitutional duly imposed up'
on tlicm to protect the people from unjuMt
: ?li?<criii)inntioti8 and extortions of rnilrond
, oorj>orations have directed the Attorney
General to institute judicial proceeding
1 for a forfeiture of the charter and chartered
rights of the said company, which is
; made the pretext for said company to issue
, a circular dated February 2otii, IK71), in
which they declare that they will put in
1 force in this State a tarill of charges in
direct violation of .Section 2. and (J ol
t the Act of March (Ith, 1847, thus defying
the legislative authority of this State, assuming
the functions of sovereignty In
imposing a toll or-tax upon people unwarranted
by law, and
Wiirkkas, It is provldod in the LVitli
j section of the Act of the General Assembly
f of Virginia, passed March 11,18.'17, proscribing
general regulations for tiie incorporation
of railroad companies, that "when
1 the net protits shall amount to a sum
J ennui to the capital stock expended as
. aforesaid, with six per centum per annum
interest thereon, then the tolls which the
! President and Directors shall Ihs entitled
1 to demand and receive on their railroad
i shall be fixed and reirulated from time U
f time by the Hoard of Public Works, or l>>
, Hitch agent or agents as may la
' ap|KjintcMl by thu Legislature for thai
1 ptir|K>Hc, ho aa to mako thorn sutli
> cient in tlieiror liin estimation to yit*l?l x
( not profit equal to six our centum on tin
' capital stock expended in making am
completing the railroad over ami abovt
s wiat may he nt'cesaarv for the repair am
f renewal of the same; and it is fnrthei
x provided in section 27 of said act, that jj
the end of one year from the completior
' of thlfrblTroad the President ami Direct
" ors shall ro|H?rt to the Jloard of Publii
1 Works a statement showing the wholi
amount of the capital Htock expended it
j the construction of the railroad with, tlx
several heads of expenditures,the amonn
* of tolls received during each precedinj
s ear, and the net loss or profit or. tin
0 capital cxpondud. and every three yean
thereafter a similar statement for eacl
year of snch period, ami
* Wiibicicas, No rejM>rt, as required, a
i! aforesaid, has ever been made to the Hoan
B of Public Works, so far as the records o
their ofllco show, but the annual report
of the President and Hoard of the Haiti
1 moret<c Ohio Kail road Company tothei
b stockholders does show, bo far a* the pg
! pcnse and earnings of said road can bt
reported from the cost, expenses am
r earning* of other roads owned or operate!
i by them, that the net earnings of sail
> Baltimore it Ohio ilailroad have amount
a ed to a sum equal to the capital stock ex
ponded,with six per centum interest there
on; and
3 W'ukkkas, It is believed that the nclua
i cost of transporting local and throujrl
1 freights upon the Baltimore & Ohio Hail
road (main stem) is less than one-half o
one per cent per ton per mile, including
1 six per cent internal on the capital stork
j expended in the construction of sflid road
g and
Wjikukas, The act of March 11th, 1837
prescribes am) llxes a maximum rate o
? charges for transportation npou railroa ds
, and the second section of the aet of Marcl
. 0,1847, recognizes the right of the B. it O
It. It. Oo. to prescribe and tix a maximum
r rate of charges not higher than the rat(
) lixed by the act of March J), 1837, "be
tween Baltimore and any point on nan!
road within a direet distance of five mile*
from the Ohio river and requires that sai<!
charge "shall bo the same as between Balti
mo re and Wheeling, and in the exercisc
i of said right the said company have fixed
the eharires for transnortini? tlio wn.ni
bulk of their freight between Ilulliiiioro
And said point At less tluin one-half of one
cent per ton per milo, and the sixth seclion
ot the net of Mureh (?, IS 17, secures to
I ail other points on suid road within this
State the bonefits of the rote as fixed; And
Wiikkkas, The H. & 0. It li. Co., in their
j snid cireuhir of the 25th of February, profess
a desire to comply with the said
acts of the Legislature of Virginia passed
March (ith, 1S47, yet falsely pro'
tend that said act authorizes them
to charge eight cents per ton per mile for
[ the transportation of freights without re'
gard to the rate they have llxed for the
. transportation of freights "between Haitii
more and any point on said road within n
direct distance of live miles from the Ohio
river," and have falsely "pretended that
said act requires them to "withdraw from
all shippers of general merchandise, live
stock, lumber, coal, ore, &u., all special
rates which have heretofore been given,"
ami have further falsely pretended that
1 said act requires them* not to grant any
special or lower rates to freight shippers
OVur nniiiu.i-tinif IS ?<*> - I
MMk.-T, <> > <?> cco vitalised
their rules as to require prepayment ol
charges on nil freights intended to bo
shipped over connecting lines, thus without
nnthority mul in defiance of tho biw
governing their notion, they thrcntcn to
punish the people of this State for insisting
upon their legal ami equitable rights;
and.
\N iierka.s, The Ijegislature can bnt look
upon this action of the Haiti more and Ohio
Huilroad Company as a threat of a domineering
corporation, and as an attemnt to
retaliate upon the people and punish them
for daring to assert their rights; therefore
licaJmlhy thf. fsyi*!atnrc of llVa/ Virginia,
That the Hoard of Public Works are "hereby
directed to at once proceed to so arrange
tho charges for transportation upon all
classes ol freight transported upon the
Haltimore and Ohio Kail road, having due
regard to tho rato of charges which each
article is ablo to bear, so as to enablo the
purchaser to put it into market, so that the
net revenues derived from transportation
of freight and passenger shall, in their
estimation be equal to six per centum per
annum on the capital stock expended In
the construction of said road above what
is necessary for the renewal and repairs of
said road, as authorised by the 20th section
of the act passed March 11th, 1SJ17.
Afl?riioi?u HmiQUi
Senate re-assembled at 2:150 i\ m.
House bill No. 58, providing for a stenographer
for the First J udicial Circuit, coming
up on a second rending, the bill was
amended so as to apply only to the county
of (>hio. and was further amended by limiting
the per dfem to instead of $S. The
hill as amended was ordered to a third
reading.
House hill No. 13. the usury bill, coming
up on a second reading tho same was
amended, and after considerable discussion
was indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned uutH to-morrow at 10 a. m.
HO INK OF Ui:i.l^ATIX
House met at 10 a. m.
I'raver by Hov. J. K. Thompson.
On motion of Mi. McGraw, tho reading
of Saturday's Journal was dispensed with.
llouse bill No. to provido foraCountv
Court for the county of Preston, aa provided
for in Section 114, of the eighth article-of
the Constitution coming up. the
amendment of tho Senato was agreed to,
and the bill passed.
Mr. I<ewis introduced tho following:
tiemlml, That no member shall be permitted
to speak longer than flvo minutes
at a time on tho Hame*ubjvct during tho
i romniiiilcr of tho present se?ion. Adopted.
Mr. I.ewirf introduced House bill No.
2.V1, concerning execution for npecific pro*
l?erty and writs of fieri facia*. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Arnold introduced House Joint
Ile*olution No. 81, requeMinjj our Sena*
torn and ltoprcMcnatives in ConsroM to
oxert their influence in necurinK tlio pniwtigo
of the hill now pending Wore that
body, yrnutinx petition* to the vetoranH
of tlio Mexican war. l.nid over for ono
day.
Senate hill No. 1), providing fur an appropriation
for tho State Normal School*,
coming up a* unfinished bmrfnem, Mr.
liunn moved to amend tho hill bv utrikinir
out nil proposed appropriations for 188(5,
uud 1881, and Inserting in lieu thereof that |
tho sum of $10,01)2 l?e appropriated for tho
support of said schools for tho vcar 1870.
Mr. Butcher moved to further amend bv
appropriating tho samo sum for 1880,
which amendment did not prevail.
Tho amendment of Mr. (Junn was then
adopted by a vote of 33 to 18, as follows:
Ayhs?Messrs. Hell, of Lincoln; Bradford.
Calvert, Campbell, Carter, Chlploy,
Davidson, Kwiug, Gist, Uunn, Hare, Hawver,
Hyer, Kirtley, McGraw, McNeor,
Monroe, Nixon, Parsons, Pcnnybncker,
Post, Qtiinn, Reynolds, Righter. ltock.
Uoush, Rymer, Sell err, Sholton, Sheppard
I Stuart, Taylor, Tonoy, Ungoraud Vandal
?:ut.
i Nays?Messrs. Hillmyor, Rutchor, Clark,
Fisher, Fnrbeo, Goocb, Hngans, Harvey,
i Jacob, Kitchen, l<cwis, I/i^an, McCreery.
t gearns, Melvin, Montgomery, Snider ami
Wilson?18.
Mr. Harvey moved further to amend as
follows: Ard tho sum of $0,000 for the
[ support the State Normal School and tho
: two branchos for the school voar ending
in 1880, which aniondmunt did not pro*
vail.
Mr. Harvey tlion ofltared anainondinont
to npproprtato $2,000 for tho support of tho
State Normal School for tho school year
1 ending 1880.
Mr. Hutehor moved to add $2,000 each
fur tho branch schools at Fairmont and
i Shepperdstown for 1880.
i Pending the consideration of tho amendi
meuU tho House took a recess until 2:30
t M.
i Aiirrnoun nminn,
I Tlio llouso resumed tho consideration
I of Senate bill No. 0.
? The amendment offered by Mr Rutclier,
ut the hour of adjournment, was discuss>
ed and rejected.
t The amotion recurring ui?on tlio amond
ment offered by Mr. Harvey, tbo same was
i rejected.
? Uovrenor Jaoob olFeiod an atiiondment
I to appropriate $<H)0 for tbo support of all
> of the normal schools for tbo year 1880.
1 Rejected.
r Nuinorous amendments were offered to
t the bill, which were all rejected. The bill
i was then ordered to a third reading. The
bill ns amended provides only for the upL
propriation of $10,0(12 lor the year 18/0,
u making no provisions for the years 1880
l or 1881.
i Senate bill No. Ill, the assessment bill,
t was then taken up for a third reading.
? Tending the reading of the bill, the House
a took a recess until 7 p. m.
< Sight Nt'KMlon.
i Senate bill No. Ill, the assessment bill,
was read a third time and pawed.
House bill No. 181, to establish a State
1 militn, coming upj the reading of tho bill
f wus dispensed with, and the bill was
? oruereu to Me engrossed.
On motion of Mr. Monroe, the House
r took up I louse joint resolution to provide
for a joint cominittce to confer with the
3 officials of tfie Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
1 Company in relationtoudjuatinfirthediirerl
ences existing between faid corporation
1 and the Legislature, and the same was
- adopted by the following vote:
Ykab?Messrs. Moffctt (Speaker), Bpll
fof Mineral), Bull (of Lincoln), Billmyer,
Bradford, Calvert,Campbell, Carter. Chip1
ley, Clark, Davidson, Kwing, Fisher,
i Fnlkerson, Furbee, Gist, (Sooch, tiunn.
- Hare, Hill, liver, Jacob, Johnson, Kitchf
en, Logan, McCrcerv, McCrum, McGraw,
: McNeer, Melvin, Monroe. Montgomery,
: Nixon, I'ennybacker, Poundstone, Quinn,
; Reynolds, Righter, Rock, Koush, .Schorr,
SljpJtOW, Sheppard, Snider, Stuart, Taylor,
. Tonoy, ungpr^nf} Wjjson?10.
f Nays?Messers. llagans, Ifarvpy, Haw.
ver, Lewis, Mcarns, Post, Hymor andVani
dal?0.
On motion tlio House adjourned.
PIEP.
IUVINE?On Mmiljy, March 31, 18*9, at Irfl p. y.,
' Fiusk;i.in J-, inf.nu hoii of lif). f. aii l Sylvia IrvineI
ngitl mx wet-M.
! Th? funrr.il will Hfc. ..I? r? <?- ? ?
parent*, No. 151 Fifteenth street, on Tuesday, March
at 3o'clock r. m. Interment at iVnlntula Cemetery.
Thefrlenhof tie family are respectfully Invited
U> attend.
5Not{c*s.
agahd;
To all who are Buffering from the eriora an<l India
crctlon# *.f youth, nerroui wcakneu, early decay, low
of manhood, Ar., I will ?ud a reclpo that will cure
yon, FKEB OF CRAROE. ThU great reiujsly
dUcutcntl l>y a tuittlonary In South America. Send
a ac.'f-a*Mnw<l envelope to the Rxv. JosKnt T. Jmman.
Million f), HiUe Jfaiue, Xeto York Vila.
dwiU-TrliiUar
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
DIPAKTURK OV TlllV^-.U'llrirl ian nu.
a. m. A. m. p. m. p. m.
, B. A 0. K. 1L 5:45 10:35 5:50 _
p. m.
C?nLO. in* - 8:05 4:06f 11:15
a. m.
W. I'. A B. Dlr 5:55 1:25 6:?P 5:00*
CloT.irilU. - 6:10 11:06* 8-50* 5:061
T. C. A 81. L 7:07 4:87* 5:17
AKRIVALOr tbaiy. j
A. m. p. m. a. m. p. m.
B. A 0. IL 9:06 5.00 10:56
Cent. O. Dlr 11:30 5:25 6^5 I
W. P. A 3. Dlr 10:30 5:45 7:50? ?:(? j
a. y. p. m. a. w.
Clo*. A l'ltt? IfcgS 5:15 8:20 9:301
P.cam. L 1:22 li? 7:17 ___
?TrCaiiolj?Uln Accommodation.-?Thla train on yruns
between Wheeling and Trladelphla.
t Dally except Sunday?Newark Accommodation.
;.Steulten*llle Accommodation.?Thla train during
the dav passes lockward and forward between Martin's
terry and Beltalre, stopping when required at
Sherman liouse, ACtnarllle, West Wheeling and
Orarel 11111.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.
ON AND AJTEtt FRIDAY, Dectmber 13.1878, the
Cars on the Wheeling and Kim (Jrore it 1L will
run as follow* until further notice:
Leave Wheeling. Leave Stamm'a.
7:36 a. m. 4:05 p.m. 7:40 a. m. 4:10 p.m.
9:00 6:30 " 9:06 " 5:38 '
1025 " 6:M ?? 10:80 ? 7:00 '
11:50 " 8:20 " 11:65 ? 8:25 "
1:16P.m. 'J:45 " 1:20P.m. 11:50
Jfcl0 2:45 "
An extra car will leave the city on Sunday morning
after church services. de!2
WINDOW SHADES.
Ourkprlng ifc"t of WINDOW SHADES h*? lunl
arrived, coiulstlrig of all the latest styles of scollops
and tint* In all widths and length#. Alsq a good assortment
of plain shades, l'crsoui contemplating nur
ciiomiik any oi inn auovo article* mwu will Jo well to
K'lre in a rail aud learn price*. Shade* put up to ordrr.
ARBENZ St. CO.,
f>'.? No. 1100 Main and 3805 Jacob a^la,
QLASS CHANDELIERS?
AT
CUMMINS & WOODS',
jn3) 1142 MAIN STREET.
JUST RECEIVED1*00
Doxca Choice Goshen Cheese.
For sale at lowest market ratca by
0. 8. FEENY.
fc!3 1807 Main 8 tree t.
J UST RECEIVED?
A small lot of Oodflth Tunjuw, in kit*,
Freeh Ojraten in bulk,
Extrji ('raatu Cheat, in 5-lb boxes; at
H. F. BEHRENS' Centre Market Grocery,
3317 4 3310 Market Stic*
frg? _
Ain . Ainnn I Intested in Wall StreetStoctu
$io to $1000 ssnjj^issjsi
eterrthlnt. Addrwa BAXTKKACO., Banker*
nell-dAw 17 Wall 8W, New York
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pARLOR AND LIBRARY FURNIMt&Mfla
i? UiihoM?fjr, Hindmnc Lintof Riw
Bilk*, I'luiHTmlit, anJ other nalrtUla fur
Uii'totiuriof.
Furniture iteuphoUtrr*! aa too J at ntir and In the
latent atjrlw.
?"'?? (I. M KM DHL A CO,
Q1IEAP 0ARPKT8.
Ptlll lima lo u?? money by btij-lnn U.t Fall's Pattern*
before apiing trale opeaa. I?rkaa much lower
and quillij u good aa any thai cjn lit had lat*r.
FRIEND A BON,
whl IQM Mam frrmrr.
IKON UITY COLLEGE
\rulINO MEM prepare for letlrsbualnma life. The
1 mil/ Institution in the United ttutea exclusively
dnroted to practical burlneaa education. Kcliool al?
waye In e*?e!on. Htudent* run rnter at any time. For
rlirulariclvlng full particular* addrtaa
whlTUAw J. c. riMITll, A. M? Mttsburgh, Pa.
gTEP LADDERS.?
All nines, clicap, at
NESBITr tc BRO,
mli5 1?H Makkkt Brmtr.
^OTICKREDEMPTIOliOF
CITY BONDS.
The holder* of 1*4 per cent bonda of the Cltjr of
Whetllng.i*au?l under ordluame of IK/I are hereby
notified, that the following bonda, i< numbered, bate
been drawn bjr lot, m reoulrcd by the nidinattce, and
will be paid un pretontatlun to the undenlgned.
Interval on aauie will eeaw April lat, 1*79.
Xo*. 3*4, 217, 103, 10|, 813, 141, 307,
17, 27, 17#, 5.1, 311. OS*. 233,
*1, 313, <11. asd, ?*,
IIKN'UY K. UST,
HKKJAMIS DAVENPORT,
Oointnlaalonrrsof City of Wheeling. |
Mahch let, 1870. mhl >
WHITE'S
Maps of West Virginia!
Tho only nccurato mxl trustworthy Map of
hi TDimu piiiuiaiicu.
Pocket style jvi|?er $1 2.1.
" 14 linen $2 0.
A few of the larger ones left at $2 50.
Selltby Mail on receipt of price.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
44 TWELFTH 8TIIEET.
milt
rpttUliTtjE'S SALE OFA
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth St.
ByrtrtiieoftdMlol/ffurtmi.let.r N. 0. Arthur
oil hWIM., hi. wilt, to (lieunlers'giicd Tri.ltr,
dated June I3lb, IB<I, n<li>I rrcord In the ollceot
It* Cnunt j CourtofOMo county, Wat Vliilola, In
lined of Trout Book No. 7, t??t?iVi?nil lad, I will on
SATURDAY, M?rcb I, 1179,
Commencing ?t 10 o'clock a >ell nt nubile miction
at the front tin >r of linCn.irt llnuMn
thefo|lowlng described real estate. via: Lot nuniltcrwi
thlrty-flro t3^) In (tfabflm's addition |o Jhe cllr o!
Wheeling, arid beiq* sltint?-d an tho north side of
Fifteenth street, (old Outre), between what ?u foruia'lj
known aa Fifth and btith streets, In the city of
WhitdiiiK, \V?t Virginia. excepting flvo ieet and (our
inrhea ott the west aide i?l said lot.
There it erected on that portion of ?al-l lot to be mild
a very desirable two-?tury and attic brick dwelling
liouKonnd all neces*uy outbuildings.
Title believed to We ]?rfect, but selling aa Trustee I
will only convey such title aa li vested In ae by said
I>ee) ol Trust.
Tf.rws or Sack?Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars cash on day of sale, balance In two e*juil Installments
qtijx anl twe ve months, deferred payments
to be secured by l? ed of Trust on t||o prup^rty
sold with Insurance sufficient to rover
J. V. L. ROIK1ER.S, Trustee.
W. II. Mallkr, Auctioneer. ja3Q
The nalt'cf tho above property It postponed until
SATURDAY, March 8th, 1879, at same hour and
place.
rob <WAS J. V. L. UODGERS, Trustee.
gTATEMENT QF THE
MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.
F. S. WINSTON, President,
For the Year Ending December 31st, 1878.
Net AacU, January 1st, 1878 ?aC,TM,67S 27
RKCK1P1S FOR 1878.
From Premium* 913,902,718 83
From Inter cat and HwiU. 4,752,407 74 117,845,127 57
Total 1100,200,805 84
lllnni-RSraKXTX for 1878.
Cnr ItMlh ? * '??
inent Claims (matured
nd discounted) W,*0,713 22
j-or Ancuiirs 26.697 b7
For 3,445452 UQ
tor burrBiulerud Policies
nd Additions ..... -|,2M,1(8 94
For Contingent (Juaroutee
Actxjutil..,, 277,101 uo
For CuiiiiuL?iuni (pay.
went of current A extin.
gulslmient of future).... 532,496 C3
for hxpcnacsATtxes 817.U99 47 f lfl.?26,729 42
Mine* Jaouarv In, 1870 Ml,171,TO 11
asmcth, January 1st, 18?5!
Bond# Mt-urcd by Mortunited
aUtta and other
n2\K?<.c:M'"",'> 'win is
lies! halite 6 319 031 73
Cs>h in Banks A Trust '
<'otii|i?uiw, it ItiUirttt. 3,100,'|f) 10
llal nice due by Agents.... M.Oal 42
A Id 1 lsVK9ZZ.?|IH,174,076 V
Interest Accrmd.....~......~fl,413,731 CO
Defeirod Premiums. K13.8I7 J3
Premiums in transit 120,272 58
Market ralueol Stock* in
expos of cqaL fiW.OO* 37 $2,9:3,538 JO
lirw Ammi*. J?n. Ut, 1879 S87ja?,fil-f M
Liabilities, J?u. lit, IhTB _ *2,878,35 96
Surplus A Conlln;'t Guarantee Fund....! 4,'249,378 7?
Number of Policial in force Jan'y 1.18*?9_ 9l,S'28
, Sum Insured theteby 4290,774,315
I Not*?U the New York Milliard of four and a
I half iter cent Interest bo usvl, the Surplus Is $11,395,|
.VW 30.
I From the Surplus, u appears in the Balance Sheet,
| i Dividend will be apportioned to cash Policy which
I fbult be In force at lu anniversary In 1879.
By the unaulmotis action of the B unl of Trustees
another important Men in advance ha* been taken in
the Interest of all Pollay-holders and tije public, by
directing that tno premium rates on old and new
Policiea shall l>e reduced fifteen per cent from |?resont
; tabular ratesfor Whole Life Annual Premium Policies,
with a corresponding equitable reduction on the other
foitns.
Tim option 1* siren to presmt numbers to accent
this reduction In rash or to par full ratrson the old
plan, sn<l receive equitable additions of insurauce
payable with the poller, the reductions to be made on
the anniversaries of tlio ptllcies. All divlJends are
allotted in proportion to the actual eontrihuiiona of
each claas to the lurpiun of the Company.
Nkw York, February 19. lft?j.
W. F. PCTERSOS, Afent.
ml>4 Wheeling, \V. Va.
JUST RECEIVED?
200 li IXCS choice Messina Oran??
200 " " Lfi|joni.
For sale at low market rates.
i?li3 0. 8. FEES'KY.
ANTED?
To borrow
$1,500 on Unincumbered Real Estate
that is wurlb, cash, now, I3.UO. Address or call
on J. C. UKRYEY,
tnl No. 14416 Market Street.
^ CARD1
am now occupying my new Pork Ilousoln the city
on Fifteenth street ixtciulon, Ifftween Market and
Main streets, and will have constantly on haud a full
stock <4 "Moss IIom Hmu\" Shoulder Bieakfast
Bacon, Clear Sldca, Ac-, dc.
fwbll PEP. >1. PAEK*?
gTEAH OYSTm DEPOTSOPERA
HOUSE BUILDING, 14th STREET.
WM. VBOCTOn ha* Opened a 8U*ra'Oyster Depot,
tlte only one fa Uie city, in tbe Uperi llouso Build*
Ing, on 14th street, and kerp< on hand the flnaat Oya.
ten brought to the city, ftxx tor'a select Oysters can
not lw excelled anywhere. Kfi
x^musLctrjcnt*.
OPEBA HOUSE.
TWO XIUIITM OKI.T.
Monday and Tuesday, Mirch 3d and 4th.
Tht world famed Callfornlan ind Australian Star*,
Miss MAGGIE MOORE
A*OMb.
J. C. WILLIAMSON,
In (tirir plicnotnenalljr immomIuI American Drama. *
STRUCK OIL!
Aa j?la*?l fay tb#ni over ONE THOUSAND TIMES
In the prlncl|Kil Eugllah ?p?aklog cllleaof the world.
TUESDAY EVENING, Marrh 4, a grind doutl*
bill, Including
STRUCK OITj
ANbTHR
CHINESE QUESTION.
1 For f*ll (tirlUuLra mm |.r?n uuimr*. AdutlMlon
90 mid 75 ?uu. K**i?rv?l Malt f I; C4U b? ?ecuml
at C. Y. Lucan1 MiiMc Kuite. Pale to commence Saturilljr,
Marih lit, at U l. U.
U\ C1IA8.B (iltlSTK, A (tent.
$lctuccs, $?.
JJAT1?T KTYIiES?
A fine line of latent itylo Velvet and Carved
PICTURE FRAMES,
Juit rwclved at
ir. R HUTCH INS?- ART ? UVSIC STORE.
f??
JPOR ARTI8T8?
Eiiamolod 'Wood PiuioIn
?"AXD?
HIM Ml ELLA,
At tlio He LURK HOUSE ART STORK
f<T E. L. W1COLL.
A DIES! LADIK8!! LADIES!!!
Hrlng along your Needlework, your Mottoc*, your
I'lcturo, your Portrait*, aud have thrrn
FRAMED MARVELOUSLY CHEAP,
In the newent and uioit elegant Frames. We have t lie
largrautock In \V??t Virginia, and thouunilnof lovv
ly attractlonatoahow you. J. II. KIUK,
fg21 1W5 Malnbtrat, Wheeling.
rjMIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
LOT 0 CHROMOS,
PANEL PICTURES,
PICTURE ERAMK8
AND URACKET8
In the State, at
dt'30 FLOOD'S.
3e*??lcgt &c.
AS ELEGANT STOCK
BLACK WALM'T ( I.IK HH,
Just retired at
LouIn Dcclicrt'n ^etrdrj NIqn,
^N INVOICE OK
FINK MUSICAL BOXES
WITH
Harp and Piccolo Attachments,
JUST RECEIVED By
TURNER Ac DILLON.
AIM
SILVER COMBS AND
fn25 TT ATP nDCliiMTfl
j^EW HOLIDAY GOODS.
T|je nqbljfi are notlfled that I Uarp J?tit recelted an
eleannf ilock oj New Uoods. such as Watches (Gold
anu sliver), Neck Chains, I'lalnand Svt Klnpt, Charms
of every description, Shirt Stmls, Sleeve Button*,
Clock*, and all kiiidi*of Koods to be found in my Hue
of business, any of which arc desirable for Holiday
1'reseuu. All goods warranted au<l very rhean.
Ii. C. WINZENHEID,
delS No. 1129 Market SL
2Pixrnit?cRt 9c,
gEDSTEADS A
Choice New Lot
At Bottom Prices.
l|.\U a. nOKEIIKID,
fe?6 Furniture and Carpels, 111? Main Street.
pARPETS AT COST AND LESS THAN
\J COST,
To make room fur SWUNG STOCK. A
full lino of all kinds of FURNITURE contuntly
on liuml. Special attention paid to
Undertaking.
A3 WM. ZINK ? SON.
pARLOR FURNITURE,
EAST CHAIRS LOUNGES,
?AT?
M. KLEIN HANS?1058 Main Street.
ooB
8i?U
JUST RECEIVED?
A New ami Elegant Stock of
WALL PAPERS,
For th* Sprint trade, coniUtlng entirely of new and
desirable patterns. Call and examine the itock,
which will be sold at retuonablt price*.
felQ JOHN FB1KDEL. 1180 Main HI.
TU8T RECEIVED
o
A New and Complete Slock of
WALL PAPERS,
For the Fall Trade. These floods are all choice, and
will be *>1d cheap.
A- W. PATJX^L & BRO.,
no20 1142 Main Strkkt.
^ CIIOICK LOT OF
POTATOES AND APPLES
J nut received uml for sale wholesale or retail.
THOBURN & BRO., Grocers, ,
107? MAilKET 8TREET.
fe2r?
}D. PRAGER,
/ h u r c li Decorator.
Original Designs and Styles to haruionlM with
architectural design of bulldlug. Sueclal attention
given to Stores aud Dwellings. All design* and
tjlea to be teen at Sample Kuoiu.
So. I2S1 MAIN ST., WIIRKMKM.
mil
j^KlUKWOKK.
Mantels and Orates set Id latest improved styles;
bad Chimney draughts regulated and Improved.
Paving and Rrldilnylng in all 1U part* promptly and
neatly atteuded to by
HAMILTON * McGRANAHAH,
Noa. 19S Fifteenth Street and 7J6 1 rket Street.
mrt?
QNITED STATES 'OF AMERICA,
Diitrict of Weal Viiginla, u:
Jno. Long, Jin. II. Hanes and)
Jnu. Richards, I
rt. V Attach ment.
8teamboat
M. S. Thauhousor. J
Whkrkjs, a libel has been filed In the District
Court of the Un led State*, for the District of W?t
Virginia,on tbe ?!dd*yof February, A D. 187V, by
Jn<>. Long rt nit., agulnit tho stuamtwai M. 8. Than*
houaer, her tti|lnw, tackle, outfit, apparel and fun.1lure.
Now, therefoie, In pursuance 0 tbe toonltlod,
under the seal of said Court, to iae dlrcctod anddtllvi
red, I do, he tby, give pubi|o notice to all peno'u*
claiming the said |ieatnlKut{ her engines, ta- kle, out;
fit, apparel and furniture, or In any manner InterwWnl
therein, that they be and apjpirbefore the said Uit>
tri A Court, to be held at the city of WhetJlcg, in aqd
for the District of Wast Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Kw.iro,
at II o'clock lo the forenoon of that day (nrot|4cd tU
N||p? shall be a day nf jurfadii tlgn oth?rwlw? n ibe
pett day of iuritdictlon thereafter), lhe*i and there to
Intprpoae thor claltnr, fmd t> taa^e their allegations
on that Lenaif.
R. J CAMPBELL, Deputy,
F?r 0*o. W. Patto*.
U. C. Marshal Dlatrlct West Va.
COCHRAN A U) Hit IK,
Piocton for Ubeilanta.
Wbacllng, W. Va, February 88,1I7X. MO
CBito. B. SEwqtoc.
numn
untflr
COUNTER
CHEAP
COUNTER
Cheap
Counter,
rem
ft LIMITED TIE.
CALL
AND
SEE THE GOODS
AND
Hear the Prices
i
l
I
I
mm.
Mill
W<?? &amw
IF :R, E s iei
JUST RE
400 Packages Gunpowders. Oolongs,
English Broakfasl
Send for Samples. For sale at low
C. S. FEENY, 131
JBrO ?oa&*. I
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALES
!
WINTER DRY GOODS.1
A ran? opportunity to buy Cheap Good*. Stlllng out <
our Wloter Slock
AT AND BELOW COST,
with the vUw of quitting the buaineaa. I
Fun, Rlanketa, Phawl* and Skirt* at oneditlf their ]
regular price. All other gooda lu proportion. Wa .
have alao prepared a I!
CHEAP COUXTCR, I
where a law tariety of gooda can be bad for halt'
their rral talue; 25 doien Kid (ilovea, Ulaik and 1
Colored, for 25 and 40 cent! a pair. I
Call aoou and aecure aouie of the Bargaloi.
HENRY UOKMEn.
Iinll No. 2006 MAIN STBEET.
gly?3tfaag<no|?tjne?ni, i
JJIGGIKS' |
Photographs,
42 Twelfth St.
]""? i
piilCE LIST?
nnii |u imp v nninriN oo rcrUoscc
M 3 OO l'liot?|cr*nli? 1 00 " ' .
" 2 00 NKlO l'holo 1 00
MOTTO FllAMISS
only 38 rants.
PLUMMER'8 OALI.EKY-11M AUm HTtirr.
J?n< ______
PORTRAITS,
1203 Mnrlirt NtrceL noft
ClCn A YEAR RoarU and Tuition for U Iris, Royt
<?IOU Md Young Men. PreparaUvy Court lor .
Hutlnru, Teaching. Med trior, IxiV and Divinity. In- 1
utruclion thorough. Location unsuri?sKd. R*t.
T. M. REILLY, R. D., EpUcupal Academy, Had*,
IwnBclil. N. J. aulO I
West Va. University,
MORGANTOWN, W. VA. J
Rev. J. R. THOMPSON, A. M., President, j
ii>" viuiimi; luiuiauca luoirucuuu la UJB IOIIOWing
Dcpurttuenu, vis:
CLASSICAL, MILITARY,
SCIENTIFIC, MEDICINE.
AUUICULTUKAL, LAW.
ENU IN KEItlNG, I'UEI'ARATOItY.
Text Bouks supplied toitudeuta at cost. The caleudar
of l)iu year arranged t?? suit the coiiTenlence of
tocher*. Tim i?xpeu*? for an en/Ire achool year need
uot cxi-ccd C175U0. Kali Term beglus on the tint
Wednesday of Sepletulier.
For Catalogue* and other Information, address the ,
President,
J. R. THOMPSON,
jyO-W*8 Mokuaatown. W. Va.
&C. i
One of the tat Eating House* in the 8tate U ]
Martin's Capital Restaurant,
IIM MARKET STREET.
Will remove April 1st to 1220 Market Street. 1J
Good Vegetable Dinner 25c Oysters, fried... ......40c i
Good Breakfast Oysters, inUkstew......?25c i
Good Supper 25c Oysters, plsln stew 80c |
Beefsteak, Fried Pota- Oysters, raw.,,...-, .25c I
km*, Bread A Butter.JWe Fish uud Game always i
Coffee. Hread A Butter. on hand. n<?2 i i
P~ HCEKIX SALOON AND RESTAURANT |
No. 6 Wasuisotox Hall.
Is the finest saloon and restaurant In the Bute. |'
Everything doired at a Qrst-class restaurant ran 1-e i <
fnu id at the Phoenix. All deliradea of the season,
sui h as oysters, gniuo, etc., served in the best of style.
Muium'schampalgneand the Bne*t brands of liquors :
tnd cigars in stock. AUGUST ItOLF, I
?21 Proprietor. I
reed's!
COUGH !
a
c
SYRUP;
IS THE BEST, i
\
a
Prloo >25 Ctn. Per Iiottlo, 8
SOLD HY ALL DEALERS IS MEDICINES. '
de3) I
TUST UEriKiVfii
o
45 Cages Valencia Oranges,
60 Boxcj Palermo Oranges,
100 " Mewiim " j
25 " Medina l.cinonH,
25 Brtgn Kresli Cucuuuni<,
10 Case* Sweet Florida Oranges,
for salk cheap oy
3ST. SOHULZ,
1310 MARKET STREET.
]a30 ___
_ LKTAISLIMIIKD 1H35.
TeASDALE'S dye house.
offices:
CINCINNATI, O.
Drroca, Bliawla, Bilks. VelvtU and Guthlng I>ywl.
f'rwM* itt(all Fml.rlc* Cleaned without rlm.lmr '??
^.-wiviranwi, UTupo veils 4ycd Drei'ggotU dyed <
in the pi?cc. 1
W. R. TEASDALE.
*f*8end jour goodi by ?t?rw*. Writ* lor Clr- j
:aUr. p<* I
gTEPHEN McOULLOUOH?
CARPENTCR AND BUILDER.
All alterations made on old buildings on
REASONABLE TERMS.
All JOB "\V<>KK promptly attended to. Z
8hon. Alley B, between 14tli and 15th htreats. , I
Resilience. No. (K) 10th street. ^
Address either of tho alnive. jnnl j
JH) JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
We are now prepared to furnish all kinds of ?
JXJSXICJCS* ULANKS, fr
Printed on flrst-clasi paper and in good style, SJ
?t reasonable rates.
FRKW A OAMPIIEI.U
auj(20 25 ?t 'It Fourteenth KL ?r
I. Japanese, young Hy,o?u
' market rales by ^ I
07 Main Street I
t\,v7^ " I
^OTICK.? "" I
Jo. .1 Ulrm.,!. ih -.tvr."1;11!"* J**! I
bliu (Jrutf, 'J in if,r? *'
I
-c"^? imwITKU*!'!, I
gKALKI) IMtOlM?s.\l> '""I I
Wiirci.ijio. \v"v.''trnr, I
3ly llrrk. until ThuM,, u '^.1,, ' I
sllj Of Whit lliig UMV uij.
Pnijwualii for CSutirm,. .V i..T,,|? I
;? lh?Chairman .,i '?M JS I
fUKKK'S OKI'K'I-' Vuu 'Ui,}\ I
U MlJWlU.NgUs,OMlUCUL'XfY^ ?F H I
7b An IITtom // .v?y (>*,?, ( K ' ?? nr I
TaKK NOTlCK-Th? iIim VIv ?
>/ tbe B)?nl of CUttm* I
{0?nl Of K*llltllx.tioT| uiul \01,10 I
I'fpuri IIuum nf. 1 4lV ?ill,ollMl
HAY, MA Urn 2;ili,l.;5
piiUle ?ntl .miimim 'I' I
lh.lr?t?loB hi Al'llll,.n a ;."S "l?22
xakA*''1'"*' >- *' ffirsvSj I
Clerk Ifawnl of r?unml*,lon?r.
U*i
riiuUIRTH.VCrOUS.? ~
W Va. lla?riTAi vniniihuu,
WttT'iS, W-V.\.. Fr:ituiiy.\j.^
festal l?mi?o?.?U atll be ifwriud .lih?^
,lr?*Bca to tliu "Secretary ih. foar-l
at Wctton, W. Va . uj. lu Ai.nlKj.UU.U,
w ami ?IU he opened ni Id 4,
"n'the day lollowlnj:, I?y the Hani,
For tno Stone \V.at,
For the Ihlck Uofk.
For theCarpenter Work.
For the I'liMornw \Nork,
For the Boutin* >V?rk,
An I lor tlie Faintm* utnl (iltf.uu W.ik,
tl??nnry I?r tin- ciiiirttuciion ?l thr n. v,i?n
hell. PlMUl, WW- h li f. ?w,I
li.m already huHt-esM.pt ?.iuemii?.if.kUUW(will
bifl cat ?tonc; tin l?aU?ilnc l-viti; u-?n!j^
lottK, 40 U*t wide, aud tl.it* aii'l I-unuiwi*
The wall* will t?f ?Uiut t?>> l-fVtliiA, i'. ?w?
u( which will hoof atoue.amU atkt?l ilmUxt*
(,k>1 in thlckne*.
Hida will ?* rottlvcl . prirut.ly lor the tl.*??*
complete lu the w all*, tb?-t.iUk wt ?in.u.^uim,
walla; the i-arptuwr *?ik o?u?|>l.|r; tu |i*r-w
complete; the rw-tinj!, m> "? <tt?.
nlete; and lor the |>alutiii|t arJ w u/itk u,
Mutilator, In well ?we, lutnUlncg
rtr? to complete hU contrai l.
The material u? d iuu?t be .1 UirMt-lani.*
in to he subject to the lii?j>* tion ?.l tl?
tierlntendent behre l*ln?: |>ut lu tlit l. \iIIb;
The contract.* lor the atone *?>tk Mo...??*? H
hit work on or before the -'"tli ?lsy i4 Ai>nUti\i4
complete the tame on or Uj r- Hi- l?t <tay M W
her l8iU. The tontwetor l?r tt?e trick *?tum
leat'lr to commence lay log hilck la thr ?ilh?a*fc- H
(ore the IStli day <>1 June, |h.t?, ar.d c*}Wt*
gjuno nolnat tlie l?t ?*? 1,1 ?
contractor for the caii*t?ter work U u> krn> ??a I
with the it?ne and brick work atv) biufiufkiWoh I
tract within one nioutli i lur tin- |>U?itrct tv.,HU
contract. Tho contractor |?r imiuiui* ?u4 rue* I
will keephU work well upafier (lieou|*#l?|3? I
to finl*h tlio ttiue wilhiu on- uiuntli attrr u.-ur-v H
tor finUhe* his contrail Tli**r<>utnut?rl-t
to continence hi* work on or bct?te the liliU;ui*>
comber, IH7D, and i-oiiipli'te tin*Mine n?s<iai>t?> H|
11 cable thereafter. The Contractor lur phUrtiMfa I
to begin h'.? work bv tin- M dj\ <1 Anil, i? -a
floWi the same liv the ht ?lay > [ July joUnlif H
Guntractori will be [ui-l ?,a umbthlr ttvitM,
made out by the .Sujie:iu:enJ?-ut,?n*'ik H
terial, rrwnrinx 15 |*r cent itu-adi ntinatgl
the whole of each contract I* iou|>irtni.
All |>ropoMls ?lmll tv mi-iiui|aii'.hUi,?it'uia< H
nulUclent bond at.d security, o>t.<liti?ti.it'i(Hri:i{t?
law. to l>e api>roT?l by the lt<-aru ?.t hinvlun.Utfe H
faithful jwrfornmnce of the condition* u \i f> Hi
tract hhl for. The |>eiinlty o( ?iM H
least ono-lmll of the aggregateamount>4 it.-iu.iai
bid for.
The Hoard of Director* rtvrve thj tor>,?rt H
all bids and proceed to iv 1--1 thecuutntt'its* H
IracU.
I'Uqs and jijKvi Oration* ran k **n ittlrfa
Virginia l(ok]diil for the lunatic, at Weba, * ul H
after tho lOih of Manli, IpVj.
A A MAVIS i
W. K. I.IVKI.V, U.i.0*
fc2i Kit. UALslOS, J
QOMMISSIONKU'S SAl.KBatik
of Whee Idr ')
vs. /In CliiattiJ.
August Xcubauvn and olhc*. j
lu the County lourt a Ohio fat:;.
Hy virtue of adecne "I the <'.unty Unit !".? I
:iiunty, lendmd In the alovei milled iju? I'j
Wth d iy of December, IHTf, thu un<l?runel.??fe
rial comtuladouer. will oiler for puhll. a*. H
lnjfore theCoMrt llousedojrof ?tUiui??untf,iaWuri
Ing, on H
SATUHDAY, Marl, 3, 157?,
-ommpnrlni' nt tl . ?
|iarrcl of land hliuated tit Trlal?l|.bia l?i?ui t."*-*
founty, on uie National rood, ?hi<-h
follow* llcfrinnlng nt a u.int un the n-rtii ?iM t*
north lino ol ialil mail In tin* Inn- lri?tintl'UM?
[rnnorly owned l?y Major Ji.liti ImmI at?l L H K.
I'nrtcr, tliencn wllfi mil 11m* N. 57 M. :tl?s
uake lu mill line, theuw N. :ui IV. 'ii |??|i->iui >ta>.
Ihcnw 8. 67 W. |mjU to Hi- I. uii'iaryut ?~l
wad, Ui*mwS.30 K Jl H?? t? Ibr l*ginriat ntlining
Are ncmaod liw |*?le*.
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Mil iu hand, oue-tliirii In mx iiiuiiiIm, *cd?AHtr?
n eighteen months from t lie Jay?j|. ,il.?paf.tu?r
!X(cutiug lita note* for llwdrft'rird |m< mmu
||?I1S JJ.V'B.
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fOT S. PINAFORE.
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10-CENT MUSICAL LIBIT.
futuhtrs 17,1H and l?cuu''iln tin- v..-j| mmm
if the entire u|kru u? lOVH'iited In tin- |irl?cii?i t!rt*
lomis l?Klt Ml 111:11.
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^EVV MUSICAI. INVKNTION.
riEIEEDill HID HID
s a reed Organ, which eimMcs any 0*.
whether understanding music or not, t" i^.r
my desired melody nr liariuuny, !dorplor
ecular. Can be seen and heanl at
j. Y. LUCAS' MUSIC STOBE,
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delO s Si'i.K AOKSl'Y^
LUKE I VI'L T<)>
Calls attention to his Styles "f
3ilt & Porcelain PortabiM
And flue Decorated Sliailtt
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IN YQl'lt Ill.OOlk I'lmi?
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; out iiiiri* and whole* t In *- L"
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Scovill's Blood & Liver Syrup.
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WHEN* KVEHYTIIIN'i l.l.'K I Al-*
Take It in Hi*" }?|irliiu tin"'. ' .
?ccretiormu/the UImni tuillw.t to thit .
of the y?*r; and take it
at a 1.1. tim i.'
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For 0|.l Sorea, WhuiiU. ' ' 1 '
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JaaSl<rn? IjUH.iN, I.M' .v
JOHN FRANK,
Manufacturers: i Ilie%vMt
Jootw, HllOON Uini
No. !3J0 MAIN .-T1:i:I.T ^
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uiu II 00 upward*. Mm * II .'-Wl '
uiu Hbooa from IV: upward*. All *?*? 1 ' .,.j
iota frum auc upward*.
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