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rUBLIUJIKl) DAILY AND WEEKLY, 3
(HUPDAY KXCtrrtD.)
ria:w. CAMrriELL & iiaiix, I
TBorntrroM,
No. 35 and 27 Fonrtocath StreoU
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BEMI. WEEKLY INTELLIOENGEIL
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Uqo Ycar.?M fio|bljt JtoDtha 36
TtfK WEEKLY INTELLIGENCE!!,
Published Thursdays.
Qjtu Year 00|blx Montiui........... 00
(ircat rodueUou to Clubs, Head ior sample copy
and circular*. Addrw*,
JKBW, CA3I1'I1ELL Jb IIAllT,
Whooliiig, W. Vft.
lEuterod at tho J'twtofflco at NVTiecllug, W, Va,, m
saoond nlwm matter.]
Ike
WHEELING, W. VA., OOTOXIEU 111, 1087.
'Uio Uimtio County tiluuj;titer.
Tho brolal murder of Iter. Mr. Ryan, In
Koono county, iu being ferociouoly aveuged
by tho ptoplo of that county. Jcalouo of
tho good name and poacoor their county
tho people have rioon almost aa ono man
to briog to omit punishment tho perpotratoro
of the doviliah deed. t
It is easy to understand how tho poople
of Koano fool aboat tho vanton butchery
nf Mm onnrl nhl nrencher whose lifo hud
been spont in peaceful miniatry. Tho mo*
tive and manner of bis taking off wero in
tho highest flenso revolting, ana hio frioude
and neighbora would have buon leea tliun
than human, or more, if they had not pursued
.with offi(t vongoonce tho villains
who did tho deod.
But tho law is not dead in Roano. Ia
o;dto of this allocking crime Riant) is an
orderly county in which life and property
are under tho safeguards ol tho law.
Tho moans adopted to puaioh the murderers
nra not*coinpUmanUry to tho administration
ol juitice in R>ane, where a
fair trial would have resulted in justice
of a leas rutlo but more satisfactory character.
It would havo been inllaltely better
to givo tho hangmen a job and do tho
busineEB in a regular way*
Tho murderers goi no moro than they
deaeived, but for tho sake of tho regular
coitreo of jnotica the thing could have
been hotter doao. Wa do do not need
lynch law in West Virginia. The State ia
strong ononzh to do without it.
Tho C'nro of tho Innauo.
Tho New York H'orM't roporter who,
under tha nemo of "Nellie Brown," has
been turning inaide out the Blackwell's
Island Inaano Asylum, has performed a
great Eervico for the unhappy onea who
aro obliged to spend their daya within tho
walla of a madhouse, snd for tho public,
wbicb has to support thoso establishments.
For the things which are true of Black
well's Island aro largely true of other madhouoes,
and tho private are no bettor than
tho public.
The story would bo boyond belief if it
wero not in lino with other similar experiences
aucl did not bear upon ita face
tho indelliblo stamp ol troth. Tho World
Bent the young woman aot to "tear out"
the asylum but to toll what sho oaw and
heard, bestowing cenauro or praiso where
either might bo desoivcd. The work
seems to hr.vo boon done in a spirit of
fairneos and with uncommon intelligence
and nerve.
That this bright young woman was examined
by a host of medical experts eocalled
and by them pronounced insane,
reflects no credit on men whooe chief
bnBinoso it ia to distinguish sanity from
insanity. But this io tho smallest part of
tho offending of those ia authority. Once
in tho mad house, tho physicians refused
to listen to tho patient, treating_hgr more
as a criminal condemned than as an un
iui tuiintu itijuuiug uic uuiiuercau uiiu mum
skillful treatment. Tho clothing was inBoiliclont,
tho food was execrable, tho behavior
of tho nuraes coarso and brutal.
Weak, shivering women woro plunged
into baths of ice cold water, one after onother
into the Barae water, until tho iluid
was bo thick that it hcd to bo changed.
Women blurred with akin diseases wero
Boueed in and women of healthy skin
pushed in after thorn. Tho bath over, tho
hclplecB ones wero thrust into their garments
wet, and so they Bhivered through
tho long night. Nuraos sworo at the pa*
tionts and baat them. Complaint to the
physicians had no other offset than to increase
tho beatingo in number aud ferocity
until tho poor creaturoa promised to
toll tho phyoiclans no moro.
An iiisf.no blind woman was torturedmado
to run against tho furniture in the
room?for tho amuoeineutof tho nuraes.
As tho fun ran higher a nurse spat in the
old woman's ear to see her rage. The
moro sane a patient's ^deportment,. the
moro eho was treated as one beyond all
hope. Tho World reporter declares that
women as sauo as herself were confined
with her. One of thein, a frail young girl
just recovering from Jbrain fever, died of
ill usage. The*
World and ita courageous reporter
havo done a public corvice which should'
result in cleaning out tho Insano Asylum
on Blackwell's Island, and tho cleaning!
out should iacludo tho sane patients os|
well as thos9 phyaiciana and nursos who
have clearly shown thoir lnmentablo nniitnes3
to bo whero they aro. Liko investigations
oleowhero would probably show
that Blackwell's Island does not stand
alone in its infamy.
Why Ho wna Acquitted.
All tho world loves a hero. Let a man
defend his country in any hour of need
nud he may bo suro of enthusiastic indulgence
when ho is perhaps moBt in
want of it. Mr. H. 15. Stanton tells, in
his "Random Racollections," tho following
incident, which occured in one of our
courUi:
A Revolutionary eoldler had beon in*
dieted for passing counterfeit monoy.
Obarlea M. Lee defended tho silver-haired
veteran on hie trial. Tho evidence against
him waa clear, and there was not a shadow
of doubt of hia guilt. SUU, ho waa a
man who'had followed Gen. "Mad Anthony"
Wayno up the craggy steep of
Stonay Point cn the dark night of July
15,1779, when thut fortress was carried
by storm.
Leo ouratned up'tho caaea with raro vehomence,
graphically described tho bloody
attack on Stony Point, and, with tears
dripping down hia cheeks, implored the
jury to acquit tho old soldier. It wan not
then known that tho foreman of the jury
had been with tho defendant on the perilous
night. The jury wero out one hour.
When it roturnod the clerk asked:
"Gentlemon of the jury, have you cgreod
upon a verdict?"
"Wohavo."
"Do you find tho prisoner at tho bar
guilty or not guilty?"
"Not guilty. bocauBa he helped to Btorm
Stony Point!" ehouted the foreman,
YOU GOVERNOR.
L (ioDllrinnn Who In Under n MUii|>i?r0?
(million Milken an K*i)lannUon,
"o ihi Kdltor of the MdUgenccr. j
but!?In your laauo of Saturday,- Ocober
10lb, wo find tho following, hoadinen
an J all:
"TilBin CANDIDATE KOI! G0YHRH08.
"Daring tUo meeting of the Went Virginia
M. 13. Conterenca at rarkeraburg
laat week tho Stile Journal contained tho
lollowlng:
"'Wo Melliodiat preachern are not politician!)/
ial'1 a woll known West Vlr?liila
Doctor ol Divinity tho other day, 'bat a
good many of tho Kopobllcuna among ua
unite In believing that Hon. Georgo W,
Atklnoon ought to to the next Governor
ol the State. Jio la strong on all ol tbo
vital questions In which wo aro moat
interested. >Yo mo in favor of Atkinson.'
"
"Tho &tale Journal added to this tho folfowin?:
' Wo aro not adviflod as to whether
there aro anp conditions under which
he could be induced to accept tho Roptiblican
nomination for Governor, but we
will rink tho remark that, In our opinion,
tho Republican party could get no abler,
purer champion to lead them to victory
tban lion. 0. Weoloy Atkinson.'"
Wo take thin to mean that Mr. Atklnaon
, io deemed by you to bo tho candldato of
not only tho Methodists but also of tbo
State Journal, In correcting this imprefl*
eion allowod mo to say that the llras paragraph
which you quoio appeared among
sorno lccal items in regard to the late con*
Jurence in onr Ibeuo of Tuesday, Octobsr
11, whilo tho second itom was publlshod
editorially for dayo provlounly in our issue
of Friday. October 7. How this latter
item could have been "added" by us to
tho former wo don't clearly boo, and whv
you should Btrlko out eoveral linos from it
in order to make it lit in is not eo clear
either. We only desire to stato In thlo
rnnnnntion tiiflt thH Sltitc. Journal. hrtq no
caiitlitlalo and that it gave Mr. Atkinson
no'moro editorial notice than it gave Col.
McLoan npd others prominently named
for tho position.
Tho editor of tbo Stati Journal, in 1x1b
individual capacity, has hitherto expressed
himsolf in favor of auothor diatinguialied
gentlemnn irom tho lower ond cf the
State, and has said and done norao things
in his favor. But when tho Slate Journal
gets ready to announce ita candidate, if it
should havo one, and ouch announcement
ohould, at (3'jm9 future date, ba deemed
advisable, it will ba governed by what it
thinku tho-best interests of the party de
mand, and it will apeak plain enough tc
provent tho noed of any clipping off 01
adding to in order to mlgrepreient it. M
for Mr. Atkinson he ia worthy of any of
flee in tho gift of tha republican paity is
West Virginia.
Very traly yours,
A. B. White.
[The paraanal pronoun "their," in the
heading of tho artlclo above quoted, referred
to the Methodist ministers, aud nc
uncomplimentary reference to anybody
was intendod. "O9 the contrary, finite
the reverso."?Lntelmokncer ]
Notes from ItUclilo Court llouso.
Social Vlapatch to the Jiitclllgenccr.
Hitciiie Court- House, Oct. 18.?Mrs.
Anna Ayero, wife of our postmaster, J.
B. Ayes, is lying at tho point of death in
Ohillicoth, Ohio, whero she went several
weeks ago to undergo a eurgical operation.
B. F. Ayers, second assistant principal
of schools here, is suffering from a broken
ankle, caused by twisting it.
Housten CMine, constable, was struck
on tho head with a stone atPenneboro,
Saturday night, and received a dangerous
wound. The missile waa thrown from a
secluded spot and no one knows who
throw it.
William Hill waa tried in tho Fadexal
Court at Clarkeburg last week for selling
whisky at the Kitchio county Fair. He
wbq sentenced to thirty days in the jail
here and to pay a fine of one hundred dollars.
Oircnit Court convened here yeaterday,
Judge J. M.. Jackson presiding instead of
Judge Stanley, who ia personally intoreofced
in some ccecs to bo tried at this term,
Tho criminal docket ia light.
Snub About In Fair i'luy.
ilt. Vernon Republican,
The liopublicona of Ohio are in no wino
responaible for the new iaauo in the politico
of tho State, that Powoll'a defeat
would be a serious snub to Mr. Cleveland.
The Democrats announced, through tho
agency of the "Solid 8outh," tbat the
election of Governor Foraker would bo an
"affront" to Mr. Cleveland. If such is the
fact, we propose to "atl'ront" him pretty
hard.
Where Jonah Wan,
Exchange.
Young Artist (displaying a picture)?
This painting is entitled "Jonah and the
Whale." Poaeiblo Purchaaer?Where is
Jonah? Young Artiat?You notice the
rather dietended appearance of tho whale
midwavbotween the tail and neck? Poa|
oiblo Purchaser?Yea. Young Artiest?
That's Jonah.
A Guide for tho AIMlcted.
The following letter will show tho way
to health to many a down-heartod man
[and woman:
Moravia, Cayuga Co., N.Y., Jan. 15/86.
I I have been Elllicted for aomo yeara with
'livftP Ofimnlrtint- onunmninU ?r.HV,
pepsla and prolonged constipation. I waa
j almost in despair, when I commenced
1 using Bkandkkth'h Pills. I took a course
j of them for a week?five or six Pills every
I night. I found myself very much better,
j but to make every tiling all cure, continued
to take on? Pill a night for over a month.
Iam now in a very fair ntate of health,
and I know I shall continuo so as long aa
I take ono Brandheth's Pill a night.
H. 8. R. Mather.
i Dr.'William A. Hammond, of Now York
J city, enjoys a medical practice which nota
I him $76,000 a year.
Two oC fortune's Favorites nnppjf.
Mrs. Henry Helfrich, at G4 Shipley St.,
; San Francisco, said: "Yes, indeed, it is
'true, iny husband won $2,000 in The
Louisiana State Lottery drawing of. the
9:hult.,and wo are both very glad of it.
My husband baa bought a nice little
property on Turk at, wbero we intend to
livo in a short time." Ho is foreman confectioner
ofMesars. Sohroth & Westerfeld.
He conlirmcd bis wife's statement. Ho
had never cxpectod such a stroko of good
luck an this, After considerable difficulty
I in UndiBcAVilliam Dnwlinf. nwnrlrtnfni in
tho employ of tho Oakland Gas Company,
[ho said: "Yes, whoa the list was published
I looked for my ticket and found i
it crumpled up into n ball in ono corner
of my vest pocket. I unrollod it and compared
it with the lict, when, for a moment,
I thought I must bo drunk or crazy,
hut whon I looked again I found that Ijwas
right and xay number had got me $2,000."
Ho is eaid by his employers and fellowworkmen
to bo an honest, hard-working
man, and all seem to rejoico it hia good
fortune.?.Sun Francitco (Oal.) Call, September
D. daw
Georgo the Third, although deficient in
education, never forgot a name once
lioavil np a fana Ka Inrl nmin nnnn
UVMUV1UTOVU UUMUU UUViUOCOU.
' Drnco Up.
You 'aro feeling depressed, your appotiteis'paor,
you aro bothored with hoadacho.you
aro fidgotty, norvouB and generally.
out of aorta, and want to brace up.
Braco up, "but not with stimulants, spring
medicines or bitters, which have for their
baeia a very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an alterative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action of
livor and kidneys, restore yonr vitality,
and givo renewed health and strength.
Such a medicine you wilt find in Electric
Bittor8,anil only 50 centa a bottle it
r?nunn St. Qo.'r ilrng staro.
8PSCIAI* NOTICES.
FITS:?All 511b stopped Irco by Dr Kllno's Great
Nerve Hwtoicr. No Fits alter tlrst day's uic. Marvelous
cures. TrwUso ami $2 00 trial botUo Iroo to
Fit ouos. SfeUil to Dr. KUno, 931 Arch St., Fkllft, JP? J
A Vary Burl LIUIoBtory.
Kho was tbo wifii of a laboiiaw man, a
good woman ,who struggled linrii to fcson
her houao neat and hor chlHicn well
ilrrttod, bnt sho bad a violent temper. It
wto Batnrday, and tho two llttlo children,
Eon and Alice, were ready for an excursion.
lien woro a wblto salt, which hla
mamma bad made for him and o! which
he I'll very proud. Just as lion waa
leaving homo tho mother dlBCovored a
black apot on tbo dazzling wblto ault.
"VVhot'o that?" ehu aaked, aharply.
"Only a deaao spot, mamma, only a
llttlo deate spot."
"I'll inako n greaeo spot out of yon,"
she exclaimed angrily, trying to strike
blm.
Llttlo lion dodged, bnt ran bin hoad
Bealnet tho sharp edgo of tbo bureau.
When sho picked blm up be waa uucouecious.
*
The physician found tbo child delirious
and prononnced tho caso brain fever. It
was quick In its work, and lion waa Boon
still and cold.
In n darkened room rat the uiothor by
tho sldo of tbo little cofiin. Alice stole In
quietly and tuagedat hor dreas.
"Mamma, darling, lo lisnnio a desao
apot vow?"
fJoho, choking aoha, answered hor.
Evkhy living thing is a mam of cells.
Ufa realdos iu thoco cells, which aro filled
with a jolly resembling tho white of an
egg, and have an Interior centre
called tho nenclena ot Hie, tho integrity
and visor ot which deponclo oil healthy
natiitlon supplied by tho blood. This Is
clearly shown by tho manikin oa exhibition
at Log?u & Oo.'g drug store, Bridge
corner, Slain airoot, Wbeolins, \f, Va.,
and eviJonca is producod illustrating the
remarkable otTect ot Kaskine. tho new
qulnino, in enriching and panning tho
blood and totally extirpating all diaesoo
gormn.
' Kouch on Itch' Ointment eures Skin Ilnmors,
l'linnles. Flesh Worms, r.lnfr Worm,1Tetter,
Salt Itfieum, Krostod Foet, Chilblains, Itch,
1 Ivy FoLson, Harbor's Iteh.Kcaidllonil.Eczema.
Wc. Druggists. 13, B.Wr.r.u, Jersey City, N.J.
i lOllOHiFlLES
Curca piles or hemorrhoids^ itchtag, protrud
ROUOHoSBILE PILLS, Jgg;
1 Active but mikl7 Cathartic, Small Granules.
Small Dose. For Sick ITeadncho, IJlllousness,
Liver Complaint, Constipation, Anti-lllllous.
: ROUGHs" CAT&RP.H ???$?$
, chronic cases. Unequnlcd for Catarrhal throat
affections, foul breath, offensive odors. Ask
for "Itoush on Catarrh." GOc. Drupgists.
WimfHACHES'lSc.
ROOGHsECORNS sorarotSs. 15c.
HOTEL?.
GRlWFORD BOOSE,
Cor. Sixth and Walnut Strf.9
CINCINNATI, O.
RATE3.... $1 r>0 P2R DAY.
UUDCU NSW MAKA0BMB3T.
I have taken tho management of this houre.
Pat it In pood order, clean rooms and beds, and a
No. 1 table-all that the market atfords, and as
good as the best. All for 61 GO per day.
Don't let the prico Ireop you away. It is Hard
Times 1'rlccR Will ba pleated to entertain you.
Very respectfully,
2T.KA.3iK ,7, OA.lv ICS,
mylTKotvo Maunccr.
gT. CHARLES HOTEL,
1*2.. JT. R. A. SCOTT,
PEOPRlKTOEl,
Corner Wood Street and Third Avenao,
PITTSRTTRGII, PA.
gyttft'cf. S3 p.nl N" BO T>?r 4nv. M'2S
.TSWELUY, WATCCE3. ETC.
DIAMONDS
A. SPEOIAXtS?"**.
Womakothls branch onr great specialty, and
aro constantly receiving new goods In
I'iuo Single Stones & Jlniclicd Pairs.
A few raro BLUE QStfS cl tho highest quality
always In sioci.
Prices lowor than any Eastern market.
I. G-. miLiZuOM & CO.
au!3 JEWELERS.
DRUGGIST.
TBAWiKR8' ttUIDE,
Arrival and departure of
TRAILS?On ana after Jaly 17, 1BS7-Km.iwatio.n
07 P.crnussca Mark?. Daily. tSnnday
Bicapted. iMonday execpt&d,?Ewtorn fltandaru
tlmo:
U. & O. ii. 15.?Kxn Depart. Arrive.
ZIxpri>3. f5 :L0 am '10:15 pm
KxprocG 5:46 pra *10:50 cm
Cumberland Acconu............... 8:Wam 6:60 pm
Fairmont Accom .- ... 4:10pm 9:05 am
MooudT?Ulo Aooon...M-.M. 12:0ipm HiOpui
WOT.
Srnrwa(ChlcvROandCol)-~~~ *9:50am *fl:<5pm
Chicago Express........*. 3:20 pm *9:60 niu
Chicago Limited *9:16 pm 0:00 am
Columbus Acoom ?... ?... t2:25pm fl0:R5am
Cincinnati Limited? '11:15 pm 4:55 am
ZrupsvUIo Accommodation?... t7:45am 1C:l5pm
at. Oalrevlllu Accom t8:Wam 8:05 am
at. ClalrHYlilo Accom j'2:OOpm tl:40pm
Bt. CIairsvillo Accom *7:OOpa tO:lSpm
W.. k\ * St. Dir.
Washington and Pittsburgh.... 5:00 am *9:40 am
"WBShinzton and Pittsburjjh.... 8:10 am *11:15 am
Washington and Pittsburgh.... *7:00 pm 6:55 pm
Washington and Pittsburgh-.. 1:45 pm *11:10 pm
Washington...?.,.... ............ j6:Hpn 18:00 am
I\, C. A Bt. L. lty.
rittaburch t7:85am t7:00pm
Pittsburgh and Now Yorfc....... fl:85pm t8:4Tj pm
Pltttburjh and Hew Yoifc..? }<:20pm }U:W am
xn t.
Rrprca, Cm. and Bt. Louli 17:85 am t 7:15 am
Zxprera, Cin. and St. Lonla t V :05 pm t 7:00 pm ,
Express, EUsnbeurUlo and CoL r 1:05 pm r S:%5pic
StonbinrilHi and Donnlwn r 4:23 win .............
o. h v. v.. n,
Plttsburghand CIbtoUdu.....^, * 6:10am f 8:88pm
atonbonvUfc Aooommod*tlon- :85 am f 8:85 pm i
I i-iiw., ?BH iUiifc KUU vuiiiaxu, TJU.UV am Tuiwam
Wollmrllio soooamcdation | 6:12 pm r 6:i5pn
GloYOlKid cm. A Pitlab'j Xxju \ 2:12 pa \ 8:&sam
I U^IHA Wi Il>?< I
| XtprchB, Cleveland, 3. and W.. 112:35pm 3:C5pm
Massiilon Aoooo*....^ t 5:00 pm 11:25 am I
at. GlalmilieAooam I 8:io?n 9:55 am
St, OlfllmtUfi Acoom... {10:25 am 1:85pm
| at, (Tltlmllla Aooorn.. f 2:05pir 5:85pa
St. Cl?Urivillo Accom 6:10 pm 8:C0pra
I Local Freight and Accom...^. G.30p m \ 7:30pm
I Ohio Jtflvor Ziallroad.
7:45 am *11:20 am
Psssancer.....^................ 12:15 am 3:15 pm
rusanccr 4:80 pm 8:80pm
grglgh;...~~...~~.......... 8:15 am 6:55pm
B. Z,& O. Railroad.
Eellalro & Zanesvillo Through Passenger leaves
Bollairo at 8:40 ft. m., arrives nt Bcllalro ut 4 p. m.
Woodfflold Passenger loave3 Bcllalro at .4:20 p,
in., arrives at Bcllalro at 8:20 a. m.
BummertleldAccommodttion loaves-BolHlro at
1:00p.m.. arrives at Bollatreat 10:45a.m.
"TITHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.Y
Y On and after Mar 2, 1887, trains on the
Wheeling & Kim Grove ftallro&d will run as lot.
iow?:
LMTOS WHMILTE: 1-cara Wheeling n, 5:S0
i.. v, 2:00 p. Mi C:10 a, u, 8:00 p u
0:10 ?. 8:00 ' 7:00 . <00 ?
7:00 " 4:00 8:00 " 5;CO ?
8:00 " 6:00 " 9:00 c:lo 11
9:00 6.10 10:00 " 7:00
10:00 " 7:00 ' 11:CQ u B.-OO ?
11:00 " 8:00 " i2:tX3 K. 8:5a "
12:00 M. ?:S0 ' 1:00 ?. v. 10:10 ?
1:QJ ?. k. 2:00 ??
BUNDA V8?Ix?ve at 7:W a. jn.&n4 rtin every
hour until 9:00 p m. Loavo Wheeling rark at8:00
a. m. anil run overy hour until 10 v. a., exoept
Ohurch Train*, which will leave tto Tark at 9:15 a,
n., and Wheeling at 12:15 p. m,
?pS0 0. RIESQH, Superintendent.
NKW ADVBIlTiaKMKNTB,
"ITTANTED-AN UPSTAIRS GlRL ?
Y Y Inquire at 83 Virginia itroot, la'and. oclJ
For sale?uard coal rtovk.WM.
BCUWKUTFKQKR, 1119 Jfolaitrcet.
odD*
t\t ante d?cook?mu8t come
Y Y w*U recommended. Apply at 1183 Chap*
Hue atreet. rem
For rent-the store-room, no.
1100 Main itreet. now occupied byua. Immediate
pomcailon. W1CKHAM A UO? Buo U\U
Exchange. oclQ
\\tanted?ladies to work on
VY our Vancy Qoodi for the Kolldayi and
Winter trado. bent any dlitauoe. Full partlou*
lam freo. /ddrcM, KLIOL MANDVACTURING
COm 43 and 45 Kllot dt? Baitou, M?m. opto
Horse at auotion-this
(Wedncaday) morning al 10 o'clock. I will
Oil to lil|(boel bidder, ut Market and Kleventh
alroou. oho handsome Bay Homo, lound, ana kind
In ail barneta. Bold only lor waul o( tue.
oclfl W. 11. HALLKR.
Safes-agents and business
MEN. Wo oto manuUctutlmt and lolling in'
dopcndout of any Safo King or Tool by pliclnfl
upon tho market threo altoaof Flrol'rcot tiafea al
mich low prlcw that Farracm, ProfciMonal and
Ktulnou Mon can afford to purchase, HUi, jtfxlM
ISincheai weight, ?0J pound*; rctA.ll price. 8tt;
Bmallor and licgar altea in proportion. lUro op
portunltr otlorod. ALPINE dAKK CO., Clnctnuatl.
Chit). ocl'J was
^nnounoeuent.
Mrs, Anna Gushing Wilson
IIkr returned from Europe, acd U now teadj ti
rccclvo her patrong and friends. oc!9
TO CONTRACTORS.
Boaled Proposals will In rcceWail at tho oflloo o
A, 0. Egortcr until
BATURDAY, O'JTOBEB 3!i, 13S7,'
at 11 o'clock ni? for tho comtrucltonof tho Whgol
log Railway Compauy'a road frja Toath atraot t>
Uogsa'Run. 1311b hoondonod "P/opoaala lo
bulldlrgroad."
Spsclflcatioai can ba scon at tho olllso o! A. C
Egf iter, 1812 Main street. ocl'J
t-P4"? ?3 SiS A C ,HV
10 Actcb ol Mnd, suitable for market garden
ing, with founo nouw?. birn. orchard of apple!
pears, pi uns and quince*. RcittH for 8.00 00 pe
annuir. Cmbobaujjht lor8?,0W; is Bltuated o
thoh'ii east Iram Koll and Twenty-ninth strooi
aud distant tuerclrom by the road oau xnllo aud
qnarter.
iil% Am Farm on Glenn's Run, ono ml'ocw
of rat'road; fracio house, 100 fruit trier, a acrc
small JrulU.
HO Acri Farm, 5 miles wc*t of ITataoiora*, t
arrc8cleared, framo house, orchaid, btra and ntn
Me. convenient to church aud school. Filet
I1.M0.
81 Afro Farm, 7 miles eist of Proctor Station
Wetzol couut7, \V. V*. Prlco, 81,300.
li) Acra tferm 1^ miles northeast ol 8h>torsvUU
Tyl' r county. W. Viv Price, 8.MG0.
;550or(?00 Acres at Bclton, W. Va.; will polio
exchange for cIVy property; ?50 acres clcared, oi
which tncro la 1,500 fmlt tree*. Prico 825 pi,r acre
225 Acre Farm on Middle Wlfwllns crcek, tnre
rajlei from Trladelphla; 100 ucica clcarcd, gooi
timber on balaoco.'
50 Acre Kurd near Trladolpbla.
Lot northeast corner of Main and Tvroaty-?!xt!
stTceta, frontiugCO foot on MainBireetnudrunntni
beck an equal width to alley, with h9 roomct
brick houho on front aud a ! roomed brick hous
on alloy; tho comor or soutn half of ?a!d lot 1
unimproved. ThU properly cau b?i bought lo
S this in lets thau tho value of the 'of, taylni
nothing about th?? va'uo of brick hoosts that couli
not bo duplicated for 53,OCO.
Homes numbered 23 aud 25 Twentieth Rtrco'
?nd grouudweetof tho Eaao front'lig 41 foot o
more.
FOE DREIVT.
Four Rooms In rear part of 2520 Main street, 8?
Two Kcoms, 1614 Woods n'rcct, 00.
Two Rooms. 61 Twenty-third street,
Three Koomed House on Eleventh street cacto
Biltlmore street, 8700.
OTAMESS A.. X?JSXJtTr9
Real E't&te Agent. U. 8. Ptnilon and Claim At
toruey, Collector and Notary Public. nc'O
rpRUSTEE'S SALE
of
Kimberly Farm.
By virtue cf two deed* of trust made to mo bj
P. L. Kimberly and wife, oue datoa October 2S
1881, aud recorded in tho olllcoof tboClarkof the
County Court cf Onto county, West Virginia, lr
uccuoi "i matrons ftu, ii, ua pige <?>, ntid tr<
other dated AURtist 5,lfiSi, ana recorded in sild
C ork'Rolllce in Deed o' Trust Book No. 21, pagt
3jlj I shall sell at pnblla auction on
NOVEMBER 10, 1387,
coromcuelngaUOo'cIook a. M?at tao front dooi
of tho Court IIouHoof said couuty, ia tbo city ol
Wheeling, the following described t?ro tractJ ol
laud situate in tha District of Triadelnhla, county
of Obloaud M-atuo! West Vlrplula, that is to fay:
FmT-Besiuulngrntastiko In the oid lluo be
tween the Mills and Clark farms, and on tha ?auth
wert llue of tne Wheeling, Pittsburgh it Baltimore
I'.f i'road right of war; tu? nee, old call B. 5V/? W.
^beating iu lc82 d. 55? 27 W.J 161 SG ICO p0l03 to s
sugar tree stump (formerly calKtl two sugar trees):
thence, old call N. 57J W. (in 1882 N. 61? \Y.) 4ok
ooles to a stake: thenco, old call N. y/f Ji (la
1SS2 N. 3-1 E.) hO 3G-100 polca to a buckeye; thence,
old call N h? E. (in \m N. 41? tC K.) 44 67-100
poles to lift right of way of the stid Wneellug,
Pittsburgo it Baltimore Railroad; tnenco with the
Fame M l 17-103 poles lo tho beglunlug, ticojitJos,
however, so much of tho sold property as Ja hereInaJter
dweribed oa KxciptlOiiB "A," "U," "C,"
D' and "G."
>"xj. A.?All tho coil, limeitono aal other minerals
uadcriyicg the sold tract of tract of land
which coal, Umtaione and other minerals together
with tho prlvllege30f mlulogaud taalng away the
same, were conveyed to tho Alauchujter Coil Company
by l-hllo L. Klmberly ana wife by deed
dated (jctober 1,1S?3, and re jorded iu the otlico of
tho Clerk of the County Court ol Ohio ccuat7,
West Virjiiula, lu Dcod poox No. 7?, paga 01, subject
to certain conditions and pgreemonta csnccrait
g tho mine opeaiog to bo made and tho right ol
way lor a t'am-road, which conditions and agreemeals
am to be considered aa part of this exception
hs fully bs though here repeated at length.
i'xe. B.?The suriace of a parcel of land containing
one-half of ru aero of laud mere or lsi?^.
which WJRcanveyed to the said Manchester Coal
Company by tho said Klmbery end wile by the
deed last above montlonod.
?xc, C.?So much ol the eurf?co of slid laud a$
was conveyed to Henry IS. Klag by Phllo L. Klmberly
and wife ny deod datel August '25,1S3I, and
rrcorded in the Mid dork's olllce in Dead Book No
70, page 219, and coutklulng about oae-thlrd of sn
acrj.
kxc. D.?Fo much of tho rtid land ns wes conveyed
lo John 12. uiator byPhilol, Klmberly and
wife by deed dated June'20,1SS5, and recorded in
th.iaot'l<?lnrlf>>inmi<n III rWiUlnftl- *!/? T?
containing about twelve acrc3of land.
Etc. G.?so much ol tho ?ild tract os was conveyed
by the said 1\ L Klmberly and wife to
Samuel B. Coon by deed dated May 16. 1885, and
recorded la said Clerk's olllce, In Deed Book No,
70, page &W. Tne said tract of laud to bo so told 1b
nnri of the same property which was conveyed to
mloL. Klmberly by Hainuol McCoy's executors
and others, by deed dated October 5, 1?82, and
recorded In the said Clerk's olllce, in Deed Book
No. 73, at rave 407, which property originally contained
elglny-slx and fe0-100 acies.
Skcond?'1 ho followiue described pnrcol ol
grouud: Beglunlug for the tamo at the McCoyKlmberly
corner on tlio Bteeurod Hue, southerly
side of tho Wheeling. I'lUsburch iialumore railioid:
tliensc with the McCoy-Kimbcrly lines S. 11?
30* W, 42.97 poles to tho Buckevo corner; theuced.
:t? W. 60 8ti-lu0 poles to tho Mo'Joy corner on iha
Kuox-hoberts tract line and wltn tho last mentioned
line N.6iu W.2G poles; thence by a direct
line to a point on the southerly lino of the Wheeling,
I'lttsbuigh tSt Baltlmoro railroad, which point
Is 20 poles wcstwardly along said railroad from tho
beginning corner; thence with ruld line ol sttld
railroad eastwardly 26 poles to tnc beginning, contulnluR
tun 110) acres, said nronerly being part of
the farm nnown us tho Mills' farm iti Trladoiphia
district, Ohio county, West Virginia, and tho same
properly conveycd 10 Philo L. Klmberly by George
?v. ctccurod and others br deed.dated March 10,
1SS3, and recorded In tho Clerk's oilico aforesaid iu
Deed Book No.74,paRo4.
Excepting, however, so much of Uio said tract of
land last above described as is hereinafter described
us EiccptiuUS "E," and "G.'?
lira K ?Ho much of the tald tract as was conveyed
to Jonu McDonough by I*. L. Klmberly and
wiio by deed dated April 9, ihSl, and recorded in
tho said clerk's olllce in Deed Bcok No. 75 at page
containing ouo acre.
Exc. F.?So much of tho said tract as was conveyed
by tho saltl Klmberly and wlfo to Martlia E.
Sago by deed of data oh April ll, ISSt, and of record
in tUo said Clerk's oflico in Deed Book No. 76 at
pace 321, contiiuing one and 1-3-1 aires.
ErO. G.?so much of the s&id traut as was conveycd
by tho said i\ L. Klmterly aud wifo to
Hamuel B Coen by deed dated May 10,1885 and recorded
iu said Clerk's oflico iu Deed Book No. 70,
pago 63S.
'i'EHMS OF SALU?Oncthlrd, or as 'much moro
as tho purchaser may c.'ect cash lit hand on the
day of sale, and any rcslduo in two equal Installments,
payable in ouo and two years lrom the day
of sale, with interest from that day, the purchaser
to give his notes for thft deferred Installments, and
to ticcuie ihe same by deed of trust upou tho prop
I it IJ auu luomauvu i>uiiutua upuil lllQ UUllUlUgS 10
the satUlaction ol the trustee.
| Title believed good, but silling as trustee I shall
couvey ouly sucn title us Is vested lu me.
1 W. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W. It. 1IA.LLER, Auctloaeer. ocl9
Tti8 Best Natural Gas Burner!
Litllo & Dillon Xatnral Gaa Buruer for
Srates aad Stoves.
Wo guarantee thl* burner to be almost noiseless
uud mero durablo than an other burner.
'Ibis burner H in use by many ol tho moat exacting
people ol Wheeling, who Mill tally reeommena
iw use.
The burner ifl bo constructed that It can bo iomoved
from.tho grato without the aid of a
plumber, In the event tho gas should be ahut off
and the parlies waut to mo coal temporarily.
i*artlea desiring to renew thoir burners before
tho cold weather tctila should call aadexamlno
them,
t. a. little,
No. 1610 Market Bt., 1st door abovo Postofilco.
ocl8 i
QUO. K> STIFBli ft CO.
6E0.E.STIFEL
Sd CO.
Huvo h Full Line ot
flr.lafifffir's
W a a WWWg|?l W
SANITARY WOOLEN
Under Clothing
>
No such goods were ever
before offered to the American
public. They excel in
quality and fineness ol
wool, in softness and delicacy
of texture in the various
weights, from the lightJ
est summer quality to the
heaviest for winter wear.
'm And the peculiar mode of
weaving the Stocknet of
which they are all constructed,
imparts an elasticity
with life and freshness
not to be found in
goods of any other manu0
facture. The Natural Grey
"Wool is used, and being
wholly undyed and of the
r finest quality, its softness
j; recommends it to the most
1 sensitive. Each garment
j is made double over the
J chest and abdomen, thus
) affording needed protection
5 at all times to the vital organs
and conducing to the
general health. It is firmly
believed that no attack
of pheumonia will occur to
i those who adopt the Dr.
Jaeger Woolen Underwear.
6E0.LSTM&C&
1114 Main St.1
1 0C7
I BABIES!
Wo beg to call yonr attention to tbo fivo follow
Jng reasons why you should buy this Corset In
pruicrcnce-ioauoiners. i\onoor the flvo advantages
havo ever been accomplished in any other
Corset. .We havo thousands of voluntary testimonials
from ladles who havo worn
HerIabtw
CORSET.
its the BEST, because
l j IT IS THE ONLY OORSET EVER MADE
1 Of that will rcduce the glze and increase the
Awlj length of the waist of Flesht Ladies
without Injurious tight lacing.
AT IT IS TilE BEST SPINAL SUPPORTER
/fl over made, and it supports equally well the
"Uj abdomen and all other parts of thobody,
Q 1 IT IS PROOF AGAINST PERSPIRATION*
I III ftnt* ra?Muro* WR neither corrode or
soil the vndcriuar, strctch or break at the
walnt. The bones never move or come out in wear.
Til IT NEVER CHANGES ITS FORM,
i ?n a'way8 reining Its original shape; it ii
invaltiablo to young ladles, because It romoves
and prevents stooping and round shoulders,
ri ir IP TIIE PROPER MEASUREMENT IS
j|T M TAKEN, no Corset maker can m?ke one
" '"J to order (at any price) thatwlllfltaswelL
or wear with as much ease and comfort, or give
such a magnlllccnt form as "Her Majesty's."
PRIMfiFSS nc Wilts nn u v updo
. iiiwt.uw ui nHkuu uu.| ii. i>| mr no.
Kept in ntock and rccouimcndcd by
Oeo.E.fcStifel&Co;
S07-W0 WHKKMKQ. W. VA.
STATIONERY.
rjlHE UNEXPECTED SUCCESS
01 Our Special Ealo of Standard '
Books iii Sets!
Has encoumzcd us to add other Authors to the i
line. And now wo can assure our patrons that
thoy cau buv at homo as cheip an anywhere, and ,
set about all the Standard Books tnat are worth ,
having.
*0*Look at tho Books and Prices Outiide our I
Doors, More Inside, and more coming.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
001 s .
Wall Paj)er
AND BORDEK8.
We have rccclvcd many Kow Btylea of
Gold and Bronze Papers,
And Bhall offer them at half tho usual prices until
October 15.
Joseph Graves & Son,
au30 20 TWELFTH STREET.
RUMMER AMUSE51ENT8,
Base Halls, FIHEWOBKS Newspapers,
B&tU,
Masks, ron thi Mazarines,
Glovuu Books,
Croquet, GLORIOUS and
Hancocks. FOURTH. Btatlonery.
C. H. QUIMUY,
, leSO 1414 and lf>07 Market Rtreet
WHEELING BAKERY.
Crackers and Cakes!
Among Iho best selling Crackers to-day aro '
Marvin's Eagle Butter Crackers.
The only Butter Cracker on tho market that Is
packed bo that_eycry crackcx Is taleablo?none
MTWo are headquarter* lor Extra 8oda CracknIR.on,B^cJ^1
ftn(101nRcr Snaps, Big Cooklca,
Urt Whocls. Ginger CakM, Water and Sugar
Cracker*, Milk Biscuit and Hard Tack.
Always order Marvin'* Superior Crack era from
jour groccr, and get tho best made.
BojpecUully,
*u2i WHKKTJNQ BAKKRY CO
11 GEO. IW
to Enounce the Arti>
/ ISECONDS'
/ 0 ?or?
/ I NEW F
/ H ?AND?
/ Winter
/ Embracing' all the
/ ol this Season's Im
I SILKS, '
urn pf
1.1
ComMo
Fancv Gop
Gloves, P
Seal Ski'
Anil Jac
i | Plush 0
I Misses
1
|| | I New Stoc
I SECOND STOCK; 1
I op 1
I JYew FallI i
I WINTER I
GOODS.;
i
STAxnAim A.VT> wTrmc uTACimN'KS
PUltNITURE AND CARPETS.
?__ _
Power ol tho dollar can never bo truly known
until you viall
ft 15 IF -1-1 GLrt- 1
ti.MMSlO.S,
1124 IMLAJENT ST.,
DEALERS IN"
Caroets, Furniture.
OIL CLOTHS, &c? &c.
You will then flud^lhat you have tho
POWER
to mako one dollar go as far as a dollar and a half
used to. This is no theoretical talk, it has been
proved by praotico. It Is there you will learn
OF
Bargains that will glvo you a thrill ol pleaauroand
mako you feci on good terms with storekeepers, the
world in general, and G, Mendel & Co. in particular.
THE
Purchasing power of the dollar is not always
known by tho quantity secured In return for it,
the quality must also be there. 0. Mendel & Co.
makes a happy combination and gives you both,
Glvo them a trial and they will savo you many a*
DOLLAR.
hotjsefurnisiung hardware.
QARPET SWEEFER8
IT THE
Hardware and House Famishing Store
\-'i; > :r "OF . '
NE8BITT & BEO.
an 27
"YyATER FILTERS,
COOLERS,
PBEEZER3,
LEMON BQUEEZEBS)
And ali;Bcasouable Goods, at
GEO. W. JOHNBON'B SONS',
W1 Bin Main Btrcft.
WAJUli PAPER, BORDER*, ETC.
JjUtfE 8T00K OF
Wall Paper and Borders
To ty) found at
I. D. PRAGER'S,
The well known Decorator of Dwelling and
Public Buildings,
N0^17 ELEVENTH BTEEET,
mrli Near Upper Market.
[/AND WINTKR OOODB.
Goo, R.
?'i TAYLOR.
[\ 1150
l itVl* \ MAIN STREET
,a\ Oi H\S \ AVUKKL1NO.
tock!
ALL 1
ji 1
(iOOUS
Choice Novelties
portation in
vaveis
LUSHES,
n Suits,
ids,
tosterii \
i Satn? \
tets, \
n early inspcct'on ""'i
k solicited. \
W, TKESTANDARD
lohunrcd SUtchofifln thn "Rljinrtnr?1'?P?aHtit?Wonh<,
ly-flvo on the old stylo shuttle machines, with tl
number ol revolutions ot the treadle.
lis means that two operators on tlio "Standard" a
i pome amount of fewlnethat three can accomplL
icr machines with the same motion ol the treadle,
ire than this. The cllort required to movo tbo trood
more than hali that rcquirod on the old Btylo m
lie means health saved, time saved, money rave
lost delicate lady can operato the "Standard witho\
to her health.
comakers and seamstresses can rcduco their bnrdei
ilf by the use of tho "Standard."
rWe are Agents lor Ilarpcr's Bazar Pattern Shec
x>ks, now ready. Call on or address,
hv. L. Rose &: Co.
55 TWELFTH STKEET.
I. M>10
LOGAN A CO.
iS AT THE TOP!
LOGAN &> CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder
For Purity, Wholet omeness nnd doing good
work, is at the top.
n BI3CUIT. ?nd( BiTfER OAKE3 made with.
-u.. ouu juvn m jour mouin II
honey.
Motliex's Tell XJs
THAT LOGAN & CO.'S
PLEASANT WORM SfflUI
la tho moet effective, eanlly taken WORM DEdlKOYKIt
Rod GUILD'S PHYSIC
tliey have ever used.
iLOdkAisr & oo.
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
M:17
PICTURES, ART MATERIALS, ETC
pORTKAIT FR AMES I
ALL BIZE3.
In Natural Wood,
Bronze, 8tecl, Gold.
Largo stock, twenty Pattern?, prices low, at
NEW ART STORE, 1222 Market Street.
J ocM E. L. Nicot.I,'
r uu xuuliiU'UY ?
QABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS
ONLY $3 00 PER DOZEN.
HIGGINS' GALLERY,
ap23 42 Twelfth Btreot.
ItEAL K9TATK AQENT8.
q. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent
AM) STOCK IIHOKElt.
Special attention given to Collecting Kenta ant
the General Management ol Bcal Estate. Can iui
olah the bent o( rcforencea.
tnrg \9to Main Bt.. WhroHng. W.V?;
BUSIXES8 CARDS.
J^J&uaiAJN d UO.,
Agcnla lor tho Celebr&tod Eooeo Patent
(ndestruoiible Wrought and Malleable
an Ino!f GUAIID.
ASSIGNOR'S HAM.
A BSIGNKIJ'S BALK
?Of?
Valuable Ileal Estate In tlio City
of lVlioelliig.
Br virtue of * Dcod of AMtenment mado tr
Jacob lioiKcr and 8. Hun Pernor. bin wife, to 1110 m
Am'kogc, dated the 27tli daj of September, A. 1).
1887, admitted to recard Poptember 28, 18ft7, and
recorded In tho ofllcoof the fJlork of the Couuty
court of Ohio county, Wc?t Virginia, In Deed of
Tiunt Book No. 20, I will acli at public auction
at the front door of tho Court llouno ot tald
county, ou
WEDNESDAY, the 10th DAY of OOTOBKB, 1SS7,
commcnclna at 10o'clock a. v., If uotaold at private
ia!o bofare that d?y, the following ptoperiy,
tnat Uto ?ay: Part ot tot No. 87, iltuate at the
corner of Mulo street and Alloy 7. tforuj*rly kuown
km Market alley)* o" tho rau ?ldo of Main atrctt
and eottn of ??id alloy, in tho city of Wboellox,
ohto county, WratVlrclula, and bounded u foT*
Iowa, to wit: JJcglunluRattho point of Intonation
of Main Btrcot and Ibu abovo namod alley, thenco
northwardly along Main itroct iweuty 1'JO) feet
men aud onehall (7H In.) incbea, inoro or lew,
and luunlor back oaitwardly from raid front line,
with tho uniform width ot twenty feftt ?even aud
oue-balf luchra to thu depth of ninety-four feet
C)\ ft) and klje lnchci to a private alley, ten foet
wide, bciiiR a parallelogram SO feet 7% Inchea in
wliHh nti(l V4 f^Ot 0 lrcheM in lenilttJ. Hint hhutltt?
ou tho w?t on Main iroot, south on nald allov,
east on ssld prlvato alley and north on a dltoci
lino from m!d la?t named alloy to taldWsln it!cot;
also tbo right to umj Mid prlrato alloy In common
with the adjoining lot owners, being tho s*mo
property which wa? bcrctoloro ownod by Jacob
lu>'?rt ifceeaied, And John 0. tollman, Jointly,
l'ho Interest in said property of said Jacob ltoicer.
deceased, being devised by will of ?aid Jacob Eur'
Kcr, dicouod, to tho Mid Jicob liorger, ouo of tbo
parllcu ol tho tlrai pnrt, and tho luteiest of the laid
John (UIotTmau In the said property being convey,
cd to Jacob larger, one of tho parties ol tho Urit
part, by John 0. HoRmau and Cftthorino bin wllo,
by deed dated tho 4th day ol April, A. 1), 1370,ami
now of record in tho olllco ol tho Clerk ol tho
County Court of Ohio county, West Virginia, m
Uwd IJookKo. 65. twgo ISh fiMd will of Jacob
liergor wm duly admit ed to probato and recorded
among tbo rccord of wills In said Ohio comity, West
Virginia, in tho Clork'a oQleo of tho Circuit or
County Court ol mid county In tho year 1M7.
HkcjNI>-aIw), tho following dcRcrihcd real t*.
tatoiu the city of Wheeling and county of Ohio
afomaliJ, Ulug bounded nnd doicrlbod ai follovrs,
to-wit: l<oUi /orty-tli'co (43), forty-four 141) and tho
westerly half ol lot forty-bye (15), ou Z\i;o'a Island,
In that part of thaoltyo! Whoolliig laid out and
added to mid cl?y by lleury Mooro, uustoo of
KbcuezerZauo, being the eamo properly heretofore
conveyed to Jacob Dinger, ono ??f tho parties ol tbo
first pari, by Dsniel Peek and Johu U. Pendleton,
sptclal oomiflhtloners .In iho chancery e*usa
then pendlrg In tbo County Court of Ohio conutr,
A'tst Virginia. whorcln Clam V. McNulty aud W.
A. McNulty. her husband, wero plalutltlfc, aud
Kwtng JoliilUK Tu Mid conveyance by deed undo
the 8Uth dRV ot April,1S77. and duly recordel In
tno cilice el tho Clerk ol tho County Court ot Ohio
county, West Virginia, in Deed Book No. CO, r?mo
584.
The proper! jri first abovo describe!, real cstato,
Mtuato on tho corner ot Main street and Alley
Seven, will bo offered tor tale tlrst, and wh?u sold
will bo sold m a separate parcel. Upon this
lot of ground there Is a thrcoulory brick building,
formerly occuplcd by Jacob Berger an ? leather
Tho second abovo doscrlbed real cstato, to wit:
Lots 4', 41 aud westerly half of lot 45. situate on
tho iouthea*t corner ol North Ilroad tiay and Mwy.
land street, Wheeling Islaud, will next be offered
for sale, as a wholo or lu parcel*. On tho westerly
half of Lot No. 45 thero Is a fino two-story brick
dwelling liouso, now occupied by J. B. Sheppard,
F?q
Terms ofBalk of tho abovo described real ostate:
One-third of tho purchase money or so much
more as the purchaser may elect cash pn tiro diy
of sale; one-third thereof with Interest in one
yiar, and tho residue thereof and interwt In two
yean from day ol sale, tho purchaser to glvo his
totes with good security for tho deferred paymeats.
and the legal title to bo retained as further
security.
1 will also, until further notice, offer at private
silo tho stock of merchaudise. coasting of
Leather, Fhoa yiudlugs, Sadlery Hardware, dad*
lery, Blankets, Kobea, Whips and all other stock,
goodB and personal property, at wholo-alo or retail,
now contalnedln too building, No. )032Malu
street; tbo *aid stock of merchandise, above described,
being tho same conveyed to me hh assigneo
by Jacob Berger, in tho abovo mentioned
deed oi assigumenL
Terms ol mlo of porronnl proportv, cosh in hand,
J. V. L KObaUKs, Assignee.
W. H. ILALi.gR. Auctioneer. segJ
COMMISSIONERS' 8ALi:8.
AT.E OF THE OLD FAIRGROUND
I'ROl'ERTY.
Ono liimilreil nail Soveiity-two Desirable
Loin on Wheeling Isluud.
In pursuanco of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Ohio County, W. Va, entered on tho third day of
June. 18S7, in the esse cf Oglebay and others
against Brown and others, the undersigned special
commissioners will, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 31,18S7,
beginning at 9 o'clock A. If., soli at public auction,
at the front door of tho Court Home of Ohio County,
Vest Virginia, tho tract of-land belonging to tho
Northwest Virginia Agricultural Society, known aa
thnnr/n park fittOUtf!) proprhtv
I Wheeling Island, north of Zano street, and west of
! North iluron street, and containing, when wea*I
urcd to UiC ton of the river bank, twenty-two and
? 1 twelve hundredths acre*. Tho tract exttuds, and
will be sold, fully to tho river
1 Under the authority of Enid dccrco. the said comI
inlwiouers bavo caused tho property to ho divided
into parcels, and have laid oil'street* andalleya
through the samo. A plat showing the arrango>c
racut of blocks, lots, streets and nitty#, has been
to rrenared. and may bo seen at tho olllcc of Georgo
Hook, Clerk of the rounty Court of Ohio County,
m -Printed copies of said plat may, oa and after Octoih
bf r 1st, be had of the undersigned.
Tho property will lint bo o'Jored as a whole,
afterwards in blocks, and then in lois.'asshown ou
a. the plat; and will bo sold in whichever way mny
appear thu most advantageous. * hen offered in
-j blocks, tho blocks numbered 5 and G may be oileraJ
od together, as ono parcel. Whon offered In lots,
two contiguous lots iray bo offered together, if
m bidders no deti'o. If tho whola tract bu sold to
ono purchaser, tho streets, all6ys und lots may bo
tij disregarded. He, iu such case, becomes tho purchaser
of tho streets and alleys within tho boundaries
of Uio tract. If any block bo sold separately
to one purchaser, he, of course, may disregard tho
9 lot liues within tho block, but alleys must bo
opeued. If tho blocks numbered 5 and Oho told
together to ono purchaser, tho street ruuning between
tald blockB. rnd the alley running through
blockfi, may bo disregarded, at the election ofsuch
- purchaser, to bo made and declared at tho timo of
the purchase. If ho so elects to disregard, (and
closo) said street and alley, then tho south end of
"* said street -where it passes through block 7, fronting
on 55WJO strept. and extending north to tho
alley parallel with Zane street, will be sold as a lot,
or lots.
There aro on said Fair Ground tract moro than Uvo
hundred and thirty treen.of which nbout eighty aro
Lomtardy poplar. Of tho rcm&iuder, tho great?r
part are maple. All of tald trees are well grown,
probably moro than half of them having trunks a
loot or more in diameter.
TERMS OF BALIS-Such purchaser to pay lit
hand one-third at least of his purchase moucy, ami
as much raoio thereof as ho may choose, and tho
I residue, if any, in two equal installments, bearing
interest from tho day of sale, and payable respectively
in ono and two years thereafter, the deferred
poymeuts to bo secured by notes with good personal
fecurlty. But if any purchaserlpay in baud
one-half, or more, of his purchase money, his notes
for the deferred installment of tbo same shall bo
taken without norfoual security. Iu every chj-o,
however, tho title must be retained as security un"
til payment In full.
* WXf. KR3KINE,
GEORQE jii. Caldwell,
ojmuiui v,uuuiii3aiuiient,
I certify that bond baa beeu given bysaldepo
cial Commissioners, as required by said decree.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
bc20 Clerk of sflld''oiirt.
COMRII68IONERS' 8ALE OF VALUABLE
EElL ESTATE ON THE NATIONAL.
ROAD.
I lu the Circuit Court of Ohio County, W. Vo.
C'ato Cuter ")
vs. >In Chauctry.
Wrn. A. Carter, ct al. J
Byvirtooof a rtccreo entered in tbo above cn?
titled cawo on the7th day of October, A. 1). Ib87t
tho underslgued Special Commissioners will, ou
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER '-'3,1S87,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. u., sell, at public auc?
tlou, at the front door ol the Court House of Ohio
j county, West Virginia, tho tract of land of which
tho lato 8, H. B. Carter, died seized, fronting ou
tho national rond, and lying on the west and cavt
of Mt. Calvary Cemetery and Wheeling Park. This
tractof land containing 110 acres and 3? porches,
will bo ottered flrstas a whole; and then in four
different parcels, viz: Klrit-ABmall parcel front
inn ou the pike and lying along ML Calvary ceme*"
tery, Rnd containing between three or four acres.
Second?The west parcel of said tract, also front*
- lug on tbo plko. containing aoout 65 acres and 11
polea and having upon it tho house, barns and
other improvement*. Tho two foregoing parcels
will also bo offered together. Third?The middle
parcel of eald tract, containing 48 acres and 35
polcj, and reached from said road by a lane between
Wheeling Park and Mt. Calvary cemetery,
and having upon it a house and other buildings.
This tract will a'so bo offered in connoctlon with
the two parcels beforo named. Fourth-Tho eafct
parcel of said tract, containing 82 acre?, 3 roods
Z and 32 poles, lying immediately in tho rear of
Wheeling Park, and reached from said National
r.'al by a road between tho park and remotery.
~ This parcel and tho lau named p&rcol of 48 aerea
and 35 poles will also be oflered together. The Ins:
parcel of 32 acres. 3 roods and 8l pole*, hu been
laid oil in eight lots, varvlHK In bjzo from a Utile
above tbreo-fourths to a little above six acres, and
this parcel will bo offered lu lots aUo
Sales will be mada in manner in which tho most
money can be reallztd. Plats thowing tbn ar
rangemcut of tho different parcels and low offered
asabovearoon fllo vrith tno pnperB In tho case,
nuucauuu oven Ul inocmcc OZ Ibo UmJCIhlgllfUl
KDcclal commlMioncrti
- Tkhkm op salk-OnMhlrd of tho purebwo
monoy, or na much mora thereof a? the purchnser
? may elect to pay, iu cau.h. und tho balance to bo
paid Iu two equal installments, pajablo In one and
two y ton fro in date of sale with Interest; uotw
with pcnonal cecnrlty to bo given thcrelor, aud
title to bo retained until lull payment of tho i>ur?
chMa monoy. T, j. HUG in,
11. B. DOVKSKR,
Spcclal Commlisloners.
j W. h. Halle p., Auctioneer.
^ I horoby certify that bond has been given by tho
above namtd special coinmlsnlonura as required
by law, and the decree In tho above entitled cauie,
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
_ QClB Clerk Circuit Conrt Ohio County. _
CON F JtCTl ONE H Y.
JJILA.GS, FIREWORKS,
Japanese Lanterns, &c., &c.
) A. lug, A:rlT?l thii morning, Rod lor eulob]
N. 8CHULZ,
i "*23 1819 Market Street*
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