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tQ lnE u0uE " "ElEu hAb aEt
a printed card. whereon was seen
The words, +*Furn{shed Rooms to Let"
This woman's hair was carrotty,
Her nose was aQniline,
Herstcel- gray eyes'they had sQuint-
None Of that 'ere In minel
When people came to see the rooms
Through the half-opr'd door she'd Say:
''Ohavc ye any children small?''
And II they answered HYoa,"
She would slam to the half-ope'd door
And mutter, while she 1rowned,
''It's no use showing ron the rooms
Iwon't have children 'round.''
The little tootsey- -wootseys she
Abhorred. just as II she-aht
Had been the sympathetic wife
OF King Uerod Of Judea-
One dat there came gentleman
Attracted By her sign:
"rd like TO take the rooms for q
Young relative OF NINE"
Hath he got any children small!'
She said in tone unpleasant.
"He hasn't nor is he likely to.
As matters stand at present;
"For he ia not married: hut il the rooms
Suit him, both sitting and sleeping,
he will have his mother and father come
To attend to his light housekeeping.
"The rooms do seem desirable:
Call ut his lawyers, pray,
And for uy yonng relative he'll take
The rooms until next May,
And rent for month in good greenbacks
He in advance will pay"
= She went to the lawyers office
And there signed the agreem-
.:Ent; hut when her tenants came next day
= She thought 1t hozrid dream.
For there was the gentleman that had called,
And there his wife WAS she,
And little child did lead them, between
The nge Of TWO and three.
SHOW what means thisf'' that woman cziod
In tones Of anger wild:
I said my tenant must not hero
Introduce horrld child.''
''Nor doth he, F" said the gentleman;
"But the lease you signed nowhere hints
That the tenant, namely: yonder child,
Shall not INTRODUCES his parents.
t'The rooms are ta'en in Hy child's name,
Both the sitting and the sleeping,
And he has invited US to come
To do his light housekeeping.
*sRight comfortable he finds the rooms
Where he intends to etay.
And we shall prolong our visit hare
Until the LIST Of Hay"
The lodging house woman gasped and g1ared,
She answ cred no word more.
She went adown the basement-stairs
With passion brimming DER,
And, hearenst If you had seen the cat
Get OUT OF that kitchen door,
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Bop Bittera have restored to sohriety and healti
perfect wrecks from intem kerance.
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The appointment Of persons from civil life to
vacant Second Lfeutenanvies in the army has
caused much criticism. The law provides for
the promotion of meritorious non-commissioned
officers, and contemplates the appointment Of
civilians only in case Of the failure Of candidates
from the 1ormer class. Yer 1t seems to have
been the practice Of the War Department to
ignore the non-commissionel officers altogether,
and look ont for young men Of good families in
search of career. This usage is not only III
violation OF Law, but verY injurious to the
morale Of the army. In q republican army
there ought to be some chance for merit in the
ranks to be rewarded The greatest General
pf modern t1mcs-NAPo1EoN BoSAPARTE-be-
leved in this principle thoroughly, and it WAS
well known in bis army that there was no place
to which brave man and good soldier might
not asDire
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Dr., D-Unecr, discoveEer Of the cfnchona cure for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room 27 Palmer
Hon9e
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AN ELEGANT SPREAD At KERN'S.
Our e1-Sheriff, Kern, serves the fnest lunches
in Chicago for the money. There is not Board
man, banker, or Insurance. man near u0 LaSalle
street but will say SO.
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WHO'S YOUR MILKMAN?

] Does His Wagon State Correctly the
! Source Of His Supply, and Are You In
! formed When the milk Is Skinned and
| AdulterAted ?-some Reliable Dealers.
Comparatively few people give the careful Ut
| tention deserved to what, though OF seemingly
little moment, Is in reality most important
matter. We refer to the quality and kind
| OF milk used in the household. "Is
the milk. served at your table, and
to the little ones In the nursery,
the nutritious, creamy product Of the farm, or
Is it the tainted, disease-breeding result OF an
exclusive diet Of still l-slop1' This question
every parent should be able to answer, though,
unfortunately, many are not. The lettering
upon the: milkman's wagon is their only
criterion. It is too often false guide that de-
ceives many into buying what both science and
experience has proven, to be the most fruitful
cause Of iufanttle mortality, impure aud
uNn are aware Of the filthy manner in
which cows are uuartered at the dlstileries, and
are kept standing over the 6lop trough for long
periods without tasting drop Of water or
blade OF grass. They admit that these cows are
diseased and their milk POISONED and impov-
trusting to the inscription on the wagon for
good article, which is an unwise faith, as some
stolt-mtk dealers have E1gfn and other country
localities displayed thereon. Now the new
cans shall be conspicuousy marked'' the
name OF the vendor, the Kind OF milk he sells,
and the name OF the "locaiity from which said
milk is obtained or proauced.'' This law is
backed by fine, imprisonment, or both. The
same 'act " makes it crime to sell "impure,
unwholesome. or adu1terated milk" and defines
the nature Of such milk The law, then, is not
at fault. Il it we're only enforced, people would
know what they we're purchasing, and the swill-
milk trade would prove Improbable, instead
OF largely increasing as it has for some
years past. Dealers in pure milk
wish the Law enforced and censure the Health
Department for not SO doing. What the public
must insist upon is, that the Milk INSPECTOR
thoroughly attends to his duties, and vigorously
prosecutes all dealers who fail 10 comply With
all the requirements Of the statute. Unless
this is done, the swill-milk and dishonest. deal
ers will drive all others out OF the trade. The
Inspector should be an energetic man, capable
OF recognizing impure milk at sight, and
should see that dealers obtain their
milk from the localities stated On their
wagons. With the Egin, Fo1 River, and other
good dairies to draw upon, chicago should have
y plentiful supply OF pure rich milk at cheap
rates Some journals, with knowledge Of
the Wholesale frauds practiced by the majority
Of nilk-dealers, have denounced all engaged in
the traffic. This is unjust, as there are many
dealers who supply strictly pure, wholesome
country milk, and among them are the follow
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1s producing solemn matter from funny subject.
We wish our enterpzising contemporary dns
mc1sure OF success.
A marriage is likely to take place in fash
ionable circles before long. Atleast an 1ntercnc
to that effect is drawn from the fact that couple
OF days ago the private secretary OF leading
capitalist brought his chief letter that the chief
had just dictated to him making m olef TO resi-
dent OF Milwaukee for block OF land for pork
packing establishment the letter being addressed
dearest Sir and signed ''Yonrs till death,
with Thousand kisses.''
The facts contained in an item from the
Ecclesiastical Eews' OF the Manchester Guar
dian are TINS welded to immortal verse {No
carta):
The Dean OF Bangor,
More In sorrow than In anger,
Has been Investigating charge that made him
gob: it's
Against the Reverend William Anwyl Roberts.
clergyman,
Rector OF L1andyffnan.
And Of Observation-Disclosures, Ang1esey,
Because tight gettcth he and his legs tangles he.
He drinketh whisky
1t the station bar,
And gettcth frsky
Riding in railroad car.
And January 6, When he WAS ut Llandudno.
He got 90 very tight he nerer man could know.
That Is why the Dean Of Bangor,
More in sorrow than in anger,
Investigate as justly as he can we'll
The charges 'gainst the Reverend William
ANVIL
Roberts, and, like as not that clergyman
Won't long be Rector Of fair Llandyflnan
And fair L!anfairmathajarneitbaf, Anglesey
fBlest be the printer nnlcss that word mangles he
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How doth the little James G. B..
Enjoy the tosrid hour,
Dow fat and greasy citizens
What time the sweat doth pourl
he Roeth in for polar quests,
And for the polo play,
And he sends man to interview
HI. Charles Frsucis A-I
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especially than professional humorists, whose gift
ia producing solemn matter from funny subject.
We wish our enterpzlsiug contemporary dne
mcasura Of Euccesa
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VEGETINE. ''.'
"VEGE'TINE', E" +"
VEGETINE.

says Boston physician, ttnas no equal as blood
pturlaes; Hearing OF its many wonderful cures
2isef an other remedies had failed, visited the
haootatory, and Convinced myself OF It's genuine
merit 1t 10 prepared from bsrks. soots and herbs,
each OF which is highly effective, and they are
1shtng results"
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w ANTED --AGRNTS-TO SELL A
w Patent wlndoE Shade. A hnt-OlaA article
that Will take. Enquire VI No, iOis Maln street.
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seen an amount OF unpaid stock subscflp-
tons, or subscriptions OF stock on
which only part has been paid. Suit
has been commenced on most Of those
subscriptions, and two cases have been
tried and decided against the Company.
These cases will be carried mp. 70 the
Court Of Appeals, where II Is believed
the decisions will be reversed. There
are also some suits against the Company
for damages, oil account OF right Of way,
one OF which was decided In favor Of tile
Company, at Brooke Court, last week, the
result Of which, It Is expected, will be
provided for by the counties or by the
Company, rs tho causes for the same
may have occurred before or since the
agreements made with the counties,
On June 18th, 1873, the county Of Ohio,
by virtue OF the agreement made on he
4th day Of June, 1877, transferred debts,
liens and claims, amounting, principal and
interest, to SlG,734 "A, or A34.S7 shares Of
the par value Of 80 eaCh-and
On the - day OF June, the county oil
Brooke, in pursuance Of u like agreement,
made on the 18th day Of June, 1877, trans
ferrel debts, liens and claims, amounting,
principal and interest, to $I,Hl ~, OF
1885 shares Of so each, land rs the
agreement with said counties provided
that said debts, liens and claims should be
cancelled the issue OF stock to MI equal
amount, To 10 distributed pro rIin as the
stock transferred by sud counties in said
agreement. II was therefore ordered at !
meeting OF the Board Of Directors, held
September, Goth, 1878, that tho President
and Secretary be authorized aud directed
to issue his shares OF additional capita
stock to be distributed as follows, viz:
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As In our busiest and most populous cities Of
the seabOarl and interior, H6stelters Stomach
Ditters Is pre.cninenIly popular. Wherever
civilization plants It's foot on this continent
thlthrr the grrnt tonic soon finds It's way.
Nor Is this surprising, for It Is the medicine Of
all others best adapted to the wants II the
Western emigranh he 10 mlner or agricul.
turist. It's an incompatible remedy for the
diseases to which lie is most subject, and which
arc liable to be brought on by a CltingA Of eli.
and diet, and lniasinatic atmosphere AMI WA.
ter, Among these are disorders Of tho stonI.
aell and bowels, ThCumatiG alllnOnts, and
malariOuS tevOrs, for all Of which llostetter's
liltterS Is u certain specific. A course Of thv
Bltters before departing for the new field OF
labor, or Un arriving, will have the effect Of
preventing the evils for which It Is such a
signal remedy. MwFGw
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This allows the lessee 70 cents for the
hire Of every passenger car that runs over
the road "a miles, and 36 cents for every
baggage or express car-24 cents for every
freight car fully loaded, and IS cents for
every freight car only partially loaded.
I lAfter the reading of the report a rcsolu.
tion was adopted comforting tho power on
the board Of directors about to be elected
to extend tho road as far down tho river
us Benwood in case it coulll be done with.
out prejudice to the bonded and sinking
fund obligations OF the company. Those
present seemed to be impressed with the
statement that such an extension would
largely increase The freight business Of the
road. AS showing this probability, Mr..
Hubbard stated that the Top Mill paid the
road about $4,000 per month for freight.
An election for new Board Of Directors
was thenext business in order, and it re-
suited in the reelection OF the old Board,
viz: Hon. q. D. Hubbard, us President,
and Capt. John Mcclure, II. q. Lazcar, NJ.
Reilly, Vim. Thaw and Thos. D. AIcssler,
rs Directors.
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RIO CONTRACToRS.-

-, W Va. lIoSrIAL voE rilE l,u,,,
WESTON, ". Va, February 4 H,
Sealed proposals will b. received Al III, ~. 4.
dressed 10 the Secretary OI the Hoard il hs,t's,
a. Weston, ". Va, up 10 April I, isrg. A,c VII,
NJ, and will be opened publicly Al 10 O'rlyi 4 [,
on the day following, by the hoard,
For the stone Work,
For the Brick Work,
For the Carpenter Work,
Fur the PlAstehng Work,
For the Roofing Work,
AMI for the Painting and Glazing Wo,t
necessary for the construction ii ihr rs,, ,,.
the Hospital, which Is to correspond 10 ,Ins,.
ton already built-eXrtpt some mInor thliei,-
will BE- Of cut atone; the building htlns n.,isJs
long, 10 feet Wide, and three and four A., 4, M
The walls will 10 about two let thick aO9i y.
Of which will be VI stone. aud lratksl ain MI \,
foot In thickness.
Bids will 6e received separately for Tie .t.tH
complete In the walls; the brick H0rT g,pll,,. AZ
walls; the carpenter work complete; The tilt.fs
complete the roofing, SpDutiHg ard valley Id -
pIetei aud LOT tue painting AID gazing CGHlltt "
CONTRACTOR 10 each r1lse, furnishing evFftthE hto
taFy TO complete his contract.
The material used must IL II The hest 11.h, M
Is 70 be subject 10 the inspection Of the Bvlitis.
perinteudent before being put Ia the blIll!ns
The contractor Tor the stone work |. to fuan,s
his work on or before the 2Uth DAY u Anil "a Vi
complete the same on OF before the 1T iay VI ltp,
Der, 1873. The contractor for tie brick volt H.
ready 10 commence laying brick Ia the walls VI " b,
fore the 18th day Of June, lS1g, and cJuls. !,
Aame agAinSt the lst day u Dtcemhe', rs n,
contractor for The Carlenler work Is 10 ErSb Ttl .
with the stone aud brick work aud /, ohhlA ii, "
tract within one month utter the plaSieitf lpbh, u
contract. The contractor lor pa,utng aBl lal,y
will keep his work well up after the taflrht I'd
to hntsh the same within Ons month alter The aIsb
ter AulshCb his contract, The CUltraclUT iHFl!i;i
10 commence his work on nr bci,re the III hJ 1lE
cembeF, 1879, aud complete the anne a, 700 - llB'
ticable thereafter. The contractor ioy pi,iHay !
to begin his work by the lst day Of Ain isN VI
hnish the same by the Isl day Oi July lOllvisI
Contraction will b. paid on monthly siliH
made out BY the Superintendent, IN VIII sRl ~
terial, reseTvlng IS per cent Gu each tt;Ags Jiii
the whole Of each contract Is cIiaplttel
All proposals shall IL ncHlIllanit,l br a sd u
sufficient 6Ond AID security, ColiliiloHrl RNhlIgt
law, to 10 approved by the BaIdui HCNun, lElh
faithful performance u the condition, d IL ~
tTIet bid for. The penalty Of said hOud ihil IsiRI
least OnC-hal Of the aggregate auCunLO i lht ,ssn
bid for.
The Board Of Directors reserve the lislt u NJ
all bids aud proceed 10 Te-let The contract q ~
tracts.
Plans and specifications TAI lie s,n atllt Va
Virginia Hospital Tor the insane, at Ws,Ou "a u
alter the 10Th Of Marrh, ls7g.
IA. LEWIS,
". +, LIVELY, }ELCA
les Ell. KAl.>lUH,
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. Tho belmont County sonl Contest.

Evansville Enterprise.
For several weeks past there has been
doubt in reference to the real sire myth Of
the petitions for aud the circumstances
against the removal Of the county seat
from St. Clairsvillc to Bellairc. The doubt
was solved by the presentation and count.
ing Of the names before the Committees of
the Legislature. When the figures Of Loth
parties were shown, It was found that
BcIlatre had 1922 petitioners, and 81
ClaiSvillc had 6,2l3 circumstances. or n
majority Of 90 against removal, The
county was thoroughly canvassei bv both
parties, aud the result shows, at least, thSt
the people just now arc opposed 70 re.
moval. The duty OF the Legislature. in
the face of these figures, is to take no NO.
ton on the matter, and it Is quite likely
that the question will be laid over for Co,i.
sldcratiOn by another Assembly, Tho
people IN general who are not specially in.
lerested in the matter, will he glad TO take
q rest on this veSatious question, below
We publish the result by townships, ami
a!so tic total vote Of tho townships in
INN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28

OIL City Derrick.
think twas in September, II brightly
now remember, that l heard a knocking
knocking at my door; yes, know 'twasin
September, for quite well now remem
Der he had been there about Gfty times
belore,-had been there knocking at ms
door. But opened not, nor wondered
as upon the door he Numbered, for liz
yelled, "SAY, now will you settle this err
bill I bring you" Us lie battered OH Tho
door; and | answered, calmly answered
"NevermOre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28

FRoM the analysis made by some Of the
most prominent chemists Of Europe, II
has been positively proven that the Diner
RakoCGy Bitter Water Is more than double
the strength Of any known bitter water
lIcnce, iof the relief aud cure Of Judges.
ton, Habitual CostiveneSs mud Female
Complaints, this water IL eminently
the best, A wine glassful a dose. Fur sale
by all druggists,
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....... .......s 6,6l9 2.
Thus showing that the earnings Of the
last four OF the ten months not only pro,
videl for the deficit OF the first six
months, but in addition the sum OF S..
90 %.
The same statement also shows that the
lessee, during the time, advanced to this
Company the sum OF SIC, 40 OF, from which
deducting the above amount OF net profit,
would leave a balance due the lessee on
December 81, 1878, Of $40, S5GS 81.
From the same statement it will be seen
that the lessee expended from February
20, 1878, when the road was first opened,
to December 81 1873, for bettcrments such
as engine houses, stations, sidingS, cross.
tngs, telegraph, etc, the sum OF 1851,
which was provided for in the charge for
maintenance OF way except $GO4 so which
has been paid by lessee, since December
81, 1878.
From the Trcasurer's report 1t will be
seen that lie lus received, in addition 10
the $lSO,OOO from the sale OF the bonds.
from the lessee to December 20, ISIS, the
sum OF Sl6, 41N OF, and paid to that date, as
therein set forth, $l90,0j0 ~, leaving II
balance in the hands OF the Treasurer Of
S5,526 20, Since that date he has received
from the lessee the fUrthCrsum OF s., 0S2 So
making a total OF $l0,G0S 50, and has paid
y. Mackln 4 Co., contractors, balance due
them, SS,05t y, aud TO other parties 81, ;,
4S0 10. makInga total OF $D,694 ~, leaving
N tue hanus OF tile Treasurer at this date
thesum Of $l,0I3O6.
From the estimated net earnings OF tho
road for January $50 Us, S1,UO4 7S In
February: being Si,SSG 81 in the two
months, 1t is fair to infer that tho nc,
earnings to this date since the LIST Of jam,
AIRY y about equal TO the amount alvance,I
by the lessee, and that the present indebt.
edness OF the Company Is not much differ.
ent from what i was on the LIST OF Janua.
ry, $40, $50 So, lelS htle amount in the
hands OF the Treasurer at this date, ST..
OIS 9D-or in round numbers $1,000. Oh
course the figures since Tue lSt Of January
are mere estimates, and hereafter it will
be well to have all reports end with the
fiscal yea, when, ap absolute statement
can be made. Z = ~ i"'N't
u An effort has btUn made to bring IN
the books OF the Company since its first
organization, and tho result is herewith
suhmlted; Eist, The general account Of
the companyto Decem6Vf, 1875, and sec.
ondly, the income account OF tho com.
pany since the opening Of The road. In
the general account arc some open &C.
counts which arc in litigation, and the
otsBrS6kc and Ohio l. meet under their
agreements that the parties completing
the road "may be freed from the former
4 n n III I
deb.tedness q The said P.W. & ny. R. r.
InEthes general account win also he
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SEALED PROPOSALS Will, Rp pI
~ CElNEDat Ills office uulil April, w. ~. As
Tue maSo1Fy ard suIer,trurtufe Of Iva, y. I
% be erected over short Crerk, In hi, s,l.,, NV
1hs F9rES thS other about oI,-lidi iDiir M, ~
MasoNhl' 70 bc OF seCOnd~la,, hi VA,
bridge. '4u' "a
"SOPERSTRuCTuRE" to lie Of VOL ~,
span, II Ieet clear width; will con ain ,I,T,,
board measure Of White Oak Lnlalrj ma ~ w
u wrought Iron bolts, plates, &c, for shss b,,
"BlnS" hust 10 by iheCrmG YARN, NJ.
AID Tor Foundation Excavation; aud Iy ils ", ~
measure lnT lumber, aud by he pound 10, ~ M
measured In the cOnipl-let work. 'SA'"'
FI.ANS and SPECIFICATIONS NAV b. ,..,v,,
any or all bids. s4' WY
". c, SMITH, Chief EuvIns.I ''''' i's''' udt
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farm Stock and Implements.

The undersigned will oder for sale at public auction
Al The farm OF tie lae Samuel Buchanan, al Valley
tir1Te, Ohio county, W. Va on FRIDAY, April 4th,
1879, Commencing promptly At . O'Clock a. NY hi
the household aud kitchen furniture, and all the
farming implements and stock blOnglng 10 the estate
o. said decedent The farm Itnck includes two horses
pounds Of wool, one spring wagon, one farm wagon,
one moElng machine, two srts harness. ABOUT one
handrd bushels Of C0rh, thirty bushels Of potatoes
some hay, oats &c. The household property Is such
as z usually contained In well Furnished farm house
There Will also he offered for Ial, ,ns Triadelpha
District School Bond for 81 GE +arii interest Al
Ger cent; Interest paid TO October 1878 Also some
Northern Pnel1c RatlrIad stock Will be offered.
TERMS ov SALE--CaSh for Gums Of less than ten
doilaS. For ten dollars or more, a credit Of sixty
days will BE- gwen the purChasTS 10 give bonds viii
HO!d security. WILLIAM EIISKlSE, .
Administrator Of the estate Of SAm tl Buchanan decd
WHEELING, March 18th, 1873. mhs7
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An r,.SI,sr,m Inlllnin.l

CINCINNATI, March 97,-The grand Jury
found an Indictment against Vim. p. Wal.
lace, ex.Sheritf Of Hamilton county, for
eInbcHSlemcnt Of S2J,OOO, OF January last,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

0TriRdrlphia Accommodation. train Oni T1nI
between Watching and Tr!AdelphIa,
tD1ily except Sunday-NeWaFk Accommodation.
tSieubeuVille Accommodation. tTaIp duTIpu
the day puSScs backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Be!Airn, stopping when TeouIred n
sherman House, &tnaVille, Wet Wheeling and
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TEssstesS' SwL,<s.


VNRCSTEE'S SALE OF CHAPLIN
i STREET EEslDESCE- = Grut u d''i = !,
trust made by bantgI tl,hiu! aud si.r . ~ ~. :
trustee, dated tCTaAyt tSiJ, aai 'orlr' 10 y,
No. 8, Folly l6I will Oder pr sir a iLt M,
Of the Court lihus' Oi ~" opHuty, 30 al ~,
FEBRUARY ., iSi9, At iODri" 4, q The ba"UA
described pmp Il. ,lJEil Lot No 10. -'ss,'lf y
vest side Of CAsIline street lciSyl ~ .a' :
streets, CenITC M.celiUg,
the purchaser may n!e,t to ~! IN G'' ni w y
AnCe III equal it,saipeEi' ~ 'ix, N','' xxx.
aud tWeniy .IOuF G,tgih., Niil 'iN lFf ccaI, m
eat. The dti,In. payment 70 Re ",.fS ~
deed Of trust Oh ii- lrI cT'y .pii and 81 ~, i.
AuCo to the amount Of s2,VD ior luf trDt4'~ =
S.P. H!!DGETiI, Irs'7-
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