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CITY ITEMS.

TIE Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or
NEW YoRK.-The opinion Of Hon. Dwight Eos
ter, Endorsed by Hon. P.W. Chandler, regarding
the legality OF the recent step taken by this
company. cannot fail 10 command respect. We
have not taken part in the recent controversy
beyond recording the facts as they have ap-
peared, for We have felt assured that company
which had so much at stake would scarcely
tIff!e with important interests for the sake OF
obtaining new business. The poliCy-holdeTs in
this city embrace many Of our leading citizens.
who are also active. sharp business men, and
their confidence in the experienced ans. ener-
get1c managers would be at once shaken were
ire measures proposed 10 IeOpariize their inter
eStS The active rivalry which exists between
insurance companies accounts for many state
ments that have appeared. and the discussion
mas gone so far as TO question whether the new
Iol1cy-hoideIS are buying insurance at all. This
question and others involved in the controversy
are fully set at rest by the opinion of MeSsrS.
roster and Chandler, which may be found in
another column
CAST ASIDE prejudice and use Duaays Rasu-
matte Remedy for rheumatism. 1t is taken inter
naIly. and cures without fail.
Don't forget that Lod1Ie's Headache Sj,scjfc Is
perfect cure for headache.
OTHER OpoRoUs WATERS undergo many varia-
ions OF aroma as they fade into inSipdty. but
.nttrdH d Ld4'haa's Florida Water passes
through no such gradatiOnS As il is when
spiinkied upon the handkerchief or the garment.
80 IL femalnS-dellcate refreshing. and delig ut
fui 10 the last.
HEAVEN DESIGNED THE JUICE OF the hore-
houDd plant, the tar OF the balm OF gfead tree.
and healing honey. for the relief OF irritated
lungs. These three specifics are combined in
HdIe,s Honey Of HOreh0und and Tar. will cure a
cough or cod however violent, with unerring
certainty.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache In one
minute. Sold by all druggists at rs cents.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
to,c's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
IL correctS acfdity OF the stomach, relieves wind
cohc, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dlarrh0aa, whether arising from teething Or
other causes. An old and wen-tr1ed remedy.
rs cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GEETLENEN.-We Wish to call
attention TO A. FiScherS Chemical Securing and
Dyelng Establishment. No. 9a6 CT street near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
Improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
seSSlng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor 81 n. B.-I.ace curtains cleaned from 8
up TO $50 window. Wool blankets from ~
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning number a re-
ducuon In price. Satisfaction guaranteed His
ary cleanser removes grease spots efTectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as IL newly made
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REAL ESTATE SALES. - Nes5rS. DuncanSon
Bios. sod at auction on SATURDAY., 23d inst. Tor
trustees, the twO-stOry and mansard ROOF brick
dwelling and lot. No. $3.50 COrcOTan street. lot
- D. 60 feet TO David Smith, L. s. ". for
$3.50. Also fOr Charles Walter. trustee lot b.
IL subdivision Of part OF lot ~ and all OF lot o.
Ia square Ih3. being on south side OF street
north between oth and 9Th streets NV i'm
proved by tWO-stOry basement and attic
hrck horse. lot p by 100 feet, to George w
INuLe IN. 1nr -. N-n.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
Della Chapel 10 Ii. VI. Chapel. lots y 10 u. 10
to ~. SCi. 80; $500. J. ID. Clary OF al. to " W
King lot 2 so. 3i4; 5000. j. \. Simon 10 Henry
Fink. lot II. 81. AZ; $500 b. X. Mayfield 70 j.
G.. Hill. lot 81. So 2I9; > $3.50 Same to Julia |.
fitzgerald, lot g, do; S2,290.53. G. W Rigs TO
EeLlN NekenIa. lots 10 and Il, 81. 81; 3. j.
T. Man 10 :. X. Bond lot 90, So Isl: 1900 e..
A ApTel 20 j. r. Green. lot 80. 81. 2l9; $331 81
Harvey Spalding et al. 10 Helen VI. Shriyer ct
a.. lot +. sub. OF I. ST $40; S2Gs 3D. DELLA Spicer
10 josephine y Spicer, lot -, 81. So; $500. L
Z. Humphrey To James LansbuTg, lot . OF lots
I. i ~. 81 fiI. S2In.
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GEN JAMES TILToN. Chief water inspector in
tie Office OF the Water Registrar, died yeSter-
day. He was a civil engineer, and formerly
surveyor general OF Washington territory was
with Gen. Scott in the Mexican war as a lieut.
chant. and was gentleman OF intelligence
his funeral takes place this afternoon. Mr.
Charles r. campbell. a clerk In the Water Reg
istIarS Office. has been promoted TO fill the
vacancy caused by this death, and no appoint
ment will be made in the place OF Mr.. c.. as the
Office has been abolished by the District COM
MiSNiOuerS.
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.-Thc Franklin Tenn
perarce Legion gave a very successful enter
iaiDment at their han. corner e and 9Th streets
Saturday evening. Addresses We're delivered
by NeSSrS. Buchanan. COOmbS and LitchfieId
and solos and duets were sung by Miss Flor
enCe Hopkins, NeSSrS. Cross, TuOhy and Grid
Ter. and piano solos by Miss Addie Prospect and
Prof otto Frank. Mrs. b. F. Leach gave some
select readings. The Prohibition Alliance
held meeting yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Geo
savage in the chair and c. w. DeniSOn Secre-
taTy. Addresses in favor OF this measure were
made by popular speakers. 49,. The DaShawayS
held one of their lively meetings at their hall
iast n1Sht. MI. ChaS. VI. Nye IN the chair. Adj
Nye. L. ii. Patterson, Bud EagleStOn. ". j.
ROyd- c. W. Havenner. ..Dink Simpson, j.
Dunning, Is. F. OGphant, Guy Wines, Judge
Smell. J. \. Harvey and Others The hall was
crowded, and upwards or 81 persons signed the
IlclCe.
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CAST ASIDE prejudice and use Duraags Rts,t-
matte Remedy for rheumatism. 1t is taken inter
naliy. and cures without fail.
Don't forget that L0dHlc'S Headache Sj,scif. /,
perfect cure for headache
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The Weather

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICsR,
WASHINGTON, Nov. p, 1873.
Fer tie middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather, followed by rains. warm southefly-
veeTtng 70 colder northwest winds. falling. foi-
lowed by rising barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
Tie following IS the readings OF the thefmom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day: am,
10; I:35 a. n AZ; ~ midday, So: I'D p ~,
g maximum, e. minimum. 1872.
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kIdBALIs CATARRH CIGARETTES are won
aerful relleI anu a pleasant smoke, They con-
ia4I 70 l00aee9,
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THE FINEST QUALITY DRESS GOODS. pure silk
aLd WCol double width. 81 Sl.25. 80. 81 Is 81
,250; black and cOlored silks immense aSSort
eDt; our 81. l.25. S1.50 black silks are special
bargains; colored silks. - TO $3.50. Carriers.
al Market space, COlOred and black cash
IIeieS pure wool 50 to 81; clOakS from - 10 So
clo&kS trimmed with silk; cI0aks trimmed with
velvet: silk and wool dress goods. 81. -. ~.
s!lhs can be made in the latest style AZ Madam
MiLck.eys. over our StOre-1 III
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OTHER OpoRoUS WATERS undergo many varfa-
tons OF aroma as they fade into inSipidty. but
Murray 1t LdasnGa's Florida Water passes
through no such gradatiOnS. As il is when
Spilhkted upon the handkerchief OF the garment.
90 1t remains-dellcate, refreshing, and delight
fui 10 tie last
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OK FINE DRESS SHIRTS

". II NE DHf-SS S1fI MS
- Made to order, of Wamsutta Muslin and Extra
Inc Linen bosoms, for $3.50; ready TO put on
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made 10 order in the
most elegant manner for 81. 25.
Our " MYSTERY SHIRT, unfnfshed st rs CTS .
made OF WanIsutta Muslin and Extra fine Linen
bosom, Is the cheapest Shirt in the world
Our Mystery" Shirt at 75 cts unfinished in ns
good any 81 Shirt in the market -
Our Mystery" Shirt is retaiied az Factory
WHOLESALE prices, and Six OF them is a nice Christ
mas Gift,
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN Front
at 80 cts is made of the same material as the Mys
terry"
Our 81 Shirt, ready TO put on, has been reduced
are compelled to Reduce Stock az our Factory in
Baltimore as we are about TO build large addition
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FIRE.-The alarm or fire which was turned in
about O'Clock this morning from box No. 3l4.
was for the burning OF the cow sheds OF Mr..
Matthew ConnoIs, in the rear OF l02, ED street
northwest. TWO cows were burned with the
stables. Damage about $3.50.
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AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE BALM or LIFE.
IN the Equity Court, on saturday, an iniunc-
tioH was granted 10 prevent T. A. Cook from
selling out the Balm OF Life. or the apparatus
used in its manufacture, until he has paid ID
Mrs. COOK the alimOny which the Court decree1
70 her IaSI SDriuU.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

BRODHEAD & co, 1893 Pennsylvania avenue he
tween Sta and 10th streets, offer the following first
class and popular GOODS at less than raarStt value
Best make Atwood French Cashuleres (orignal dive
and double width 50c. per yard ard up. Beautiful
Lyons Navy Blue and Seal Brown Silk Use per
yard, worth 81 Lyons Gros Grain Black Silks in
Guiding Bonnet, Guinet, BeOns AID PonsOns cele-
hrated makes, 81 f'er yard and up. Back Cashmere
Shawls of tie best mako and fash in The worl
$3.50 and up CoBTtsu,d Black Craze. from 81 -
TO $3.50 yard. Lyons Slk-facc Black Velvet, 81 80
Ter yard and up Black Satin. 81 por yard and 10
NaInsutta ~ Beached Cotton. Zoe PER yar1
C2rks lest Goo YARDS Spool Cotton, &C. (6 spoo!s
for % c4nts)
BRDDTFAD * co,
noY2Iir 92g Pe,anS.sr1nio ,,re
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CHEAP DRY scoops ,Hoc,RPrrS

Atwood Dress Goods 37's. worth ce'a
Atwood Cancels Hairs, % wrrtN IS
Hai-NNo! BCurttts. f5C.. worth 80
iatye sock Dress Goods, To. l., > Is 2sup
ti french Novelties fnr po'onal-, = N,y,S 81 X
!orcd and Black Cashmrros. a. WOOL 40r IN
t"lVr,i Silks. - - worth 81 I2te
ll,cai. Black Silks for -, ~ p 81 ~ II "a
test aSs'ftln hestttlUg Cloak Il lowest tr,as
thtsI est house for White BanE,..> fun ~. sl55
u Good Grey Blankets as low ~, mar
Bet owe. Ingram Carr - aUg 80 TO C'nse ont
GCOu IEgralns p, 81, -. RrI-se tfa.
7. y. SAtBArN,
n"NISfr sOS E1rket Space,
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BILL FOR DIvORCE.-On saturday, Mes5rs
HlEe and Thomas. for Mrs. Mary Reed 1iIed n
bin for divorce from her husband, Thomas Reed
Her maiden name was klOtZ, and they Were
married December II, lotI, b. Rev. G.. L. ReitE
OF the German Lutheran church. She states
that during the first SiXm0nths OF their married
life they lived quietly and comfortably, but a
the expiration OF that period he began a course
Of cruel treatment, which, with but temporary
iItermissiOns. was kept up TO the 18th inst.
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IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF handsome dress
t6ods at CafterS. al Market Space. The finest
GuaHty pure SIX and wool dress goods from 81
TO s. 81: black beaver cloth for ladies' cl0akS-
pure Wool, $3.50; colOT1d CashmereS pure wool.
80: lace for curtains. DR.. Warmers Health cor
set very cheap: pure wool cloth for bows wear:
ladies baibTlgan hose. 25-dGrf
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ILCAkS. tLoAKS, new style clOaks lust re-
Ceiyet., from =, -, =, - -. SfA SO nm, nov,
Iall and winter dress goods all the very iltpsr
style. from pc: coloTed cashrneres. ward vile
boys> caSsimereS from soc. up. an wool. V.,sag.,
proof cloth, all cOlOrS; Nottingham lace o. inn.
~ TOwsOn's cheap dry goods store 635 Pa. ave )
south StGe.-IGrf.
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Ill IN THE STREET.-About o'clock yester-
Gay afternoon, Mr.. Frank Dupont, OF Baifim1rr
had q sudden attack Of heart disease and fell at
ne corner OF 9Th and II streets northwest He
was CON- eyed 10 Majors drug store, where he
received medical attention, after which he was
taken 10 his home.
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AWONaS FATALLY BURSED.-A servant in the
rouse OF Mrs. Il. ID. Gilman, 10th. between l.
and NJ SIS. died Saturday from the effects of
burns received Friday. While she was MAKING
a ire in the range her clothes caught fire. and
before they could be eXtinguished she was So
severely burned that nothing could save her
DR. IauUCT attended her
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THE COVRTS.

STOUT MEMS DRAWERS and ladies' Union
dresses; also, medicated underwear at 81 30
worth g, at ChaS. Baum'S, 4OS 18th street.-Ady
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LECTURES.
DR. JOHN LORD.
DRY GOODS.
POTTOM PRICE DRY GOODS.

pOTTON PRICE DRY GOODS.
Lou yards kniCS criloCkcr D.Sss Goods. Ia cts !:
- 50 Nsrds hnlckerbcCker brrSS hoods, : cis 4
a.e extra width twlled Crash. 10 ,-ts. lDD pairs
Grey Is aikets 81 800 yarlS PLAN poplin. l6 cts
worm -; ) doz- Red Table Covtrs. 80. : 50 aud
ST., doz- Piano Covers, 81 g. SIC. 3,oal yards
hli, n, Cts worth l2g cts - doZ. ladles' Col
nTtH EosS, IL. cts. worth ~ Ct
-" 30, MISSES CHlorel Hove, let, cts: o doz
Ms,.s SAlrtf, - and 81 cts. Table and floor .
t!oaks all prices. loo doz Towc,stx,ra cheap
We eel a bottom prices
GEO. Y Johnson.
lNt.--tr cor. Sfh VI. naiH Hti.E,,f 49,
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CARPETS. CARPETS. oil cloths. oil cloths. in
elain carpets. 81, 81 -. 5o 81. Gec: 2-pIy ear
pets .5c.; blankets. immense STOCK. fun double
$3.50. So 81. -. up; bed comforts. zoe W: Not
tingham curtain lace. 25. 50, Sac. up; shiwlS IGD
different styles. fFOmS1.5D up; gents underwear
from see; ladies underwear from 5Jc Tow
sons cheap dry goods and carpet store 635 Pa.
ave, south side near 9Th Street.-IRct.
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DRY GOODs-FOR CASH ONLY,

Splendid Cashmere, all colors all wool yard Vide.
Zoe good Black Silk, Csc, 95c 81 25 $i5O: elegant
do, Sl.15, 81 and $3.50; beautiful Black Velvet,
and Ladies Underwear cheap Shetland Shawls &C
$3.50; Pacific Percales dark cOlors, rood style Sc
worth 12c.; an-Linen Handkerchiefs &c. Comforts,
Spreads, Linen and Gotten Shee,ing; Canton Elan.
nel 5. o. e ., 10, l21 and up to 25c oar Rel Tviije
Flannel at Coo for mems underwear shrinks less
than any other flannel made. 49,
LUTTREIL WINE
oct29tr 1880 Pa. are, cor Goth 81
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Mhen we pemornllre ,he stomaeh

BY excuses or imprudence in eating, we can
noti hope To escape the consequences for any
great length of time. The most robust digcs-
ton must succumb to abuses Of that important
function. But surprising that We have been
foolish enough to cnfccble the stomach, Is the
damage irrcparable2 Byno means Thedys
peptic haS only TO do two things to insure his
ultimate recovery First, he should adopt an
easily digestible diet. Second, he should use
with regularity and persistence Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters the leading gastric inyigorant
OF the age, The multform. symptoms OF dys-
pcpsia, and the almost Invariably attendant
disorders, biliouAess and constipation, will
aSSuretlly cease to perSoctte the sufferer II the
above advice is attended to. Who that has
suffered the torments that chronic indigestion
inhicts will neglect to take advantage Of a
remedy which, II the most positive evidence
OF the medical profession and the public Is to
be received with due credenee, Is an absolute
specific for the complaint eod&w
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SCHEMES for developing vast trade with
= Mexico rapidly alternate with warlike NUT
terings against her in this country. AT
one time the Mexican minister is explain
inc to a gathering OF merchants the neces-
sity Of greater commercial intercourse
with the country which he represents, and
is painting the reciprocal profits OF such
trade; at another time. comes the news
from the Rio Grande OF dash into Mex
leo in pursuit OF raiders, of consequent
thirstinC for gore on the part OF the Mex
lean people, Of massing OF the Mexican
troops for resistance, and everyone listens
for the first notes OF war. The Chicago
merchants meet and pass resolutions to in
crease trade with Mexico, and Zamacona
addresses State fair on the same subject,
while the Mexican press is furious against
u.s. and tales OF destruction and piteous
appeals come from the border, near which
the Imagination detects Gen. Sherman
lowering, ready to descend upon the rash
Mexicans. For the present there is little
prospect of holding,as suggested by q Mex
lean journal, m exposition in the City of
Mexico of the productions Of all Ameri-
can nationalitics. The happy family of
South American and Central American
nations, American States and colonial gov.
ernments will not soon form congress Of
the new world to discuss matters Of gen.
eral interest; though SUCH d gathering ii
feasible, would no doubt have good results
in the way Of binding together the COM
mercial and trading interests Of the conti-
nent. 1t seems uncertain just now wheth-
or our merchants and exhibitors or our
generals and soldiers will get to the City Of
Mexico first. i1.
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TIE editor Of the Vet Va. argus, pub
lshed at Kingwood, Preston county, was
present ut the Republican Congressional
Convention held ut Cranberry Summit, on
the Goth OF August, and heard the secre-
tary, Mr.. Dawson, read the report Of the
Committee on Resolutions, and hence he
must be either a very stupid person, or
else very untruthful, to go Immediately
home and tell his readers that the COM
mittee left out tho 18th section Of the
Moundsville platform, and that said 18th
section reads Us follows: rE
THAT We recognize the right of the
colOred citizens OF this State, under the
Constitution OF the United States and the
laws enacted in pursuance thereof, to act
rs jurors" 9't 1g.Ha Eiit@
The 18th section OF the Moundsville
platform, left out by the Second District
Republicans, reads as follows: 3D. n l
THAT the right Of all classes to form
societies for their protection and improve
mcnt, and all honorable purposes, ought
MOTTO DO Censured, and We insist that they
shall receive the amplest immunity which
the laws of the land can give" ~ 81.
This was the section left out by the Sec
Ond District Convention, and, as We un-
derstood at the time, it was left out rs
inapplcable to that District, 1t being sup
posed to refer mainly to the trades organ
izatiOns existing in Wheeling and other
manufacturing centres. y
Those who were present at Moundsyille
do not need to be told that the resolution
in regard to the right Of colorcd citizens to
actasjurors suggested until aitcrt the
adoption Of the platform, and hence it did
not appear as one of the resolutions adopt
cd. We quote from the report Of the
proceedings at Moundsyillc, as follows:
(See IxrELLlaRScER OF August 2Sd) la
cater the adoption OF the regular report
OF the Committee on Resolutions a colored
delegate from Harrison county arose and
asked permission to offer airesolution
touching the right of the colored man to
sit on a jury in West Virginia The reso-
luton was referred to the Committee on
Resolutions who subsequently reported the
following: Rtsolrd, That We recognize
the right OF tho colored citizens OF this
State, under the Constitution OF the United
States, and the laws enacted in pursuance
thereof, to act rs jurors" g5
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Grsastesa' Saln.
KUsIEEs SALE OF
Acme Mower COMMANDS w..

nv T,,.n. =. q" ;. nut nut otD MACHINE Saop
nops senioF' and Arabeill, hi, vile ~. ASsi
~ s1LIg a., ms vile. and Jane, B,,t''4, \ q
w ~ 5i,l ~ 70 lhe nhdeniguod Trusss u, 4ts
~! Ath leTs, and recorded 10 The ~ ~ d,
q The County Court q Ohio Cant nc I, D,
u Deed o. Trust llOk No. s. ms ~ =, Il;rt
he tTont door Of the Court lfoG,. q ~ &
West Virginia, on 'A's Oh n,
sATuRDAY, the Sla d, Of As,... -. Y
Commanding at 10 O'clock A. " ,tsNsa
eeftbed property that Is t. Nv, ~. w ldbEhi 4
hundred and atly-iOuF aud two hpS,is, : ssslis
10 Eon and ChHpline's addition ~ ~ ~ thJ.,.
Ing, Ohio county, West VirSinII Oil IVY ~
south side Of wheeling CTerF 800. llsg n 4,
AppnTtenAnces thereto belonging, '''9a sAAE,
Also the following desCrittd Iitc. n,
atn1ted 90 the bank Of Wheeling C,,ppS ~ tlnl
o. nhoeIng Aforesaid, bounded a L,n.la niaI
and twenty (2O) FEET east q ~ ~ ~. oet han
street; thence running ra,tEanIIy - " 4 d
more OF les, TO 4 twenty CsD) iey, sllsS ~ N 4
crescent street 70 tbs creek theme r,!,t talai1 -
saiu crescent street ~ the water, ~ uLsSll h
thence along the meander u S,jJ &c ~ On
line Of lot Numbered two HUNDRED All ~ v q
thence sOlth Nardly with aid llne Ia C,s!yLH q
70 the place d beginning, uSrihrF Vi,S NJ ~
i,tamene and apPurtenAncrs to aid ID, JI!l5St
Selling Is Trustee, | will couvrr ool,N..,
In me BY said deed Of trust. way voc uua'HI
TEENS of SALE-OIC-thlnl cash ~,
tWo equal installmehts Al six ma ,Jsa uass i
denced BY notes barring inier,st irosH y, =
title 70 be retained until paymea, IN ian nAA
,,e- WILLIAM J, ". COEpry
The above sale l. adjourned an,il s,,,,Is' -
Der 7th, 1915, At 10 o'clock a. u. SfiAl.
WILLIAM J. ". COvpN
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OVER THE RIVER.

Dr. Updegrafr speaks nj BcIiairc This
Evening and NJ Martins Ferry To-mor.
,aIG Rxn..Ian
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By virtue Of DtCd Of TruS md. \, to-,
ninghaln and Mary bis Eife to me- az x. ~ g
Of October, 1871, recJEied In mi q I'M, ~ 81
u, pages 50 81 and ~, Oi The lad ,rosi, !, IA "
county, will sell at The FVnt door ii In Co, =
Of Ohio county, on az
SATURDAY, the ith day Il stR,.l.,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. Y. III, Lr,sI..
sertbed properly; The East qulrer ii Ia 49, !
sikty.tNo, In ChaPllnr and ETI nidliinp S,Ss
Of Wheeling, Ohio cuuufy Stlis Il M, n.y.. ~
Said quarter lot being bounded 4 foiIoys.
ming a. the n0TthEest cufntf Il TVsnty,i,,,,Lu ~.
aud the alley between Main AID Minis IA ~
thereto; thence vest With the SUN In " III :.
and With TWenty.iOurh street thirT n, NJ !! y
inches; thence north on line TariIlEi Nh ~ ~
sixty six feet thence on line plrl,l Nh Ts'.,9
fourth street thirty feet and sx inthts d 4. ~
Aforesaid; thence along the Utsi line a "a ~
south hxty-slx feet 10 the place q botS,Is, J!
Twenty loufth Strcet, bling the same pr5s,st. ".
yeyed 70 said JAmcA CUNNINGHAM by Iint'i III
day and wife by DECD dated ltth FsbTuiry ~ !.
corded 10 Decd Book No. 60, PAGE lSo, on ~,
The title Is believed to he pellet, bgt n -,
only such title as Is re,tSd IN ME By The ~
TERMS or SALE-Eight huudfei al SI,S,,I,.
dollars cash IN hand, eight hundred dtiSsE%
months, and the residue IN sixteen meath ~ u,
Of sale, without Interest A lea Uill b nt,s.ib
the deed TO secure the deferred payments 1 psd.
money. J. B. EWlSG
aus Inrs