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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-21

L'HNNs
domestic Fashion Parlors,
San Francisco.
Everybody is Liable TO Acc,dcr,

F'FCT! OUHy IL IhahIc 10 accident.
The statistics Of tho Travellers In
suranco Company for the past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for n
great variety of accidents. 500 of them
railway accidents, and the balance. cuts.
falls, sr%rnins, cunning, burns. horse
aud carriage injuries. needles, splintcrs,
bites, every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
II. NJ. GRANT, Agent.
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IFrom Wednesdays D.ily.I
IAalnaRundL

DR.. Aeies Who Was sammoned 10
Tuscarora, to attend upon Mrs. w. T.
Smith. returned to-day.
Three car loads Of calves from Wells
consigned 20 parties in Ssn Francisco
passed through last evening.
Gerald Hegler OF Lamoille Is in town.
Barney GsllagsS Was last seen sailing
in the direction OF Carlin on u hand
car.
T. r. Jewell. nm old resident Of Pal
isade, and we'll known to many OF our
citizens. was a passenger by the trim
last evening. Ho goes to Illinois on q
visit to his old home.
A gold cuff pin. with pearl setting in
the center was lost yesterday, some
where between Main and Church streets.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at this Office.
The many friends here Of Mrs. W. T.
Smith Of Tuscarora. who was reported
to be dangerously i'll, will be pleased to
hear that she is much improved, and
the physicians are hopeful Of a speedy
recovery.
John Ellison formerly OF Carliu. and
an e1-representative of this county in
the Legislature. arrived here from Vir.
ginia City last evening. He was q
passenger by the stage this morning for
Tuscarora.
James McNullen Of Decth, has filed
a desert location Of the following dis
scribed tract Of land: The southeast
quarter Of section four. in township
81 north. range co cast. leo acres,
situated in Star Valley.
In yesterdays issue We stated that n
court-martial was in session at Fort
Halleck, and that tho army officers who
passed through were bound for thJ :
post. We were in error. it should ha, g
read Camp McDermott.
George Henderson, andL. L. Atchir.-
son arrived here from Tuscarora ty
private conveyance last evening on bu =
incss with the Commissioners now in
session; having completed which, they
returned to the upper level.
n. Thorson. who has been taking or
ders for clothing and furnishing goods,
here and in Tuscnrora. departed for
Carlin this evening. He will rem ,ain
there a day or two, and will visit L are.
ka and Austin before returning to the
Bay City.
We were sorry to hear that our ole
towns nan. Nose Haynes suffered n
stroke of paralysis ia his right side last
evening. His attending physician DR.
Luca', informs Us that with abs. llutt
quiet and rest he hts hopes o I hi.
speedy recovery.
Nick MilIich and Billy Evans two
noted Eureka sportsman, becoming dis
6usted with the scarcity of game ant
the limited amount OF territory in thei
own county, concluded to make q pred
atory excursion in this direction. I'm
fortunately. for Nick, the Jun witt
which he intended to carry terror t., tn,
hearts OF all small md large gam o il
this vicinity, had seen service. II
tact this particular gun is O
relic OF the late coal burners war, and
WAS last loaded 10y the gallant Cal ,tai1
Hubbard Of the artillery, expressl tc
shoot maccaroui. Nick fired tho gun
while in the vicinity Of Decth, and the
report wac distinctly heard bera by ggn,
tlemon whose veraciIy has never beer
questioned. The victim was brought
into town on n shutter, and is now re-
cuperatinG at the Hot Springs. Iii,
physician has some hopes Of patchiul
bin up SO his friends will DO abIu &c
recognize him.
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DaIhAxsnal.

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DR.. Todd. surgeon dentist. departed
for Tuscsrora by private conveyance
this morning.
J. Hufford's teams loaded with l..
Gronosky's saloon fixtures. and pulled
out for Turcarora last evening.
There axe two things . fellow can't
do at the same tipe--hold n good look.
ing girl in his lap and keep from kiss
ing her.
Miss Jennie Sparks, q sister Of Mrs.
II. W. Brown, in company with. Master
Harry depsrted for PlacerviIle by tho
train this morning.
d. II. Sessions. State Superintendent
of Public Instruction arrived in town
from Tuscarora last evening. He will
remain with us several days.
Judge Fiack who has been s~ojourning
at the Bay for the past two months, re.
turned last evening, looking as though
he had secured a new lease of life.
Henry Brown is making preparations
to remove his family into his new resi-.
dence ut Tuscarora. ard SeviIle's teams
are eng"sedto-dAy loading the furniture.
They will probably pull out some time
to morrow.
DR.. VI. W. Parsons, tho we'll known
dentist. departed for Tuscarora this
morning. He will be absent about n
week. and on his return will stop
here for some time, to attend 10 those
desiring his serviceg.
Parents should look after their chill
dren and see that they don't put them
selves on the outside OF too much
peach kernel. The seed or pit Of the
"each contains a deadly poison known
to chemists as hydrocyauic acid.
hurry Durham, the we'll known
photographer who has taken more pic
lures and given better satisfaction than
any other artist who has ever visited
Elk departs for Reno to Dorrow morn
ing. We cheerful. commend him To
the good Offices Of all admirers Of solid
merit.
L. y. Stone, at the Postofics News
Stand has on hand q large and we'll &C.
lected stock Of boots aud shoes which he
offers for sale at astonishiuGly low pri-
ces. This stock IL home made md war
ranranted to give satisfaction. Before
supplying yourself for the fall and
winter call and examine.
BY reference to oTr advertising col.
umus to-day, II will be seen that Ham
McCnin of Hallpck Station proposes to
give n running race for "A purse Of $50
free to ali saddle horses, on Friday,
October 81, and a social skip" ut his
splendid new hail in the evening. Low
era of a gooi time will please note the
time and place.
Constable Limo last evening saw o
young man of the tramp persuasion sit
ting on the steps OF the upper depot,
with his head tied up and one arm in Il
sling. Some Of his car was gone, and
his nose needed sending to Il repair
shop. "Did n loaded wagon run over
you p asked Lane. mo, l carried q
sack Of cinnabar specimens mp to the
l~SDEPE"nE>T and the boys in tho Office
set 'em mp. We had n glorious time.
iou QUILT TO have been there" Lane
merely said. judging by the looks Of 1.-THE
celehrant. the whole force ought to have
been there.
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Bullion shipment,

The Belle Isle Company shipped wes,
last night twelve bars OF bullion valued
at s25,OS3 90.
Tho Grand Prize Company shipped
three bars Of the value Of Si.7Gg 81.
Jones & Welsh shipped one bar val.
ucd at $1,000 aud two sacks Of crude
bullion -. Time: Rsrisr, i5h.
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Change OF Time

We have been Informed, says the
Sirer State. that II new time card, to go
into effect some time next month, Is
now prepared for tho Central Pacific
Railroad. Oar informant says the
eisl bound passenger train will stop at
Humboldt House for supper and arrive
here between Z and 8 O'Clock in tho even
ing. The west found passenger train
will arrive here before noon and will
stop for dinner at tho Humboldt House.
We have not learned how this change
will effect emigrant and freight trains
passing here.
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IT has been considered certain that
IN he Third Congressional District
McKennn ~(It'publicanI was elected
over Berry (Dcmocrat) by a small lila
iority, official returns Of all except two
counties, Humboldt aud Trinity, hay.
been received. Official returns Just re-
ccivcd from Humboldt now give Berry
III majority, which the returns from
Trinity cannot materially change. 49,.
LihuTESASr GENERAL SHERIDAN has
received instructions from the War De.
partment at Washington. TO detail a
sufficient force Of military from the
nearest agency to arrest the iusubordi-
nate Ute Indian chiefs on White river
and enforce obedience to tho ngcut's
requirements; and also to hold the ring
leaders rs prisoners for investigation.
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IBuUIon ahIpmcnt.

Tho Independence Company shipped
west yesterday evening two bars Of
bullion valued a, s3.G2S 81.
At tho ssmo time one bar OF Young
America bullion was shipped the value
OF which was $3,7OO.-Tmes. Rspie,c.
1911.
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RAnaxunAL.

All WaltZI
No black balls this time.
Constable Lane wns . little uSdeS the
weather last evening.
The Hotel Di. ectory man Lost al HE
coin In a winnemueca poker game.
The race to be given at Halleck Sta
ton. on Friday. Oct. Sd, viii DO q ain.
gle dash Of half . mile.
We are informed. by competent an.
thority that Freddy Mason il rum
ming very strong in Eureka.
We sre pleased 10 state that Nose
Haynes is improving rapidly, and will
soon be upon our streets once lore.
The Board Of Equalization. conclu led
its labors this evening. having been in
regular session since Monday morning.
The social dance given by the mem
beTs of Unity Lodge, No. 1871. q. G. T..
was a very enjoyable affair. Quite .
large gathering. both young and old.
were present.
1t may not be generally understood,
thai all instruments for record must be
free from all matter other than thut
which is to be recorded. Instructions
to the Recorder must DO written on q
separate sheet.
We are undor Obligations to v. G.
l RnFflail IF fIa r.u, nN To-
liberal supply of those delicious Booths
oysters. lie il constantly in receipt of
these bivslves and is prepared to fill
orders for the whole country il neces-
sary. Try them.
The large brick building on CONNER
cial street between Fifth aud Sixth,
owned by Jacob Hufrord, and recently
lessed AS a store-house by b. Reinhart
x Co. . to be converted into q resi-
dence. Brick partitions will be put in
and tho walls Of the rear half of the
building raised four foet.
The gentle house-Hy is, at present,
more troublesome than ever. He knows
that the day OF his doom is near at
hand, and is determined 10 mako the
best Of his few remaining days Of life.
He alights IN our classic nose and will
neither be conXvd, or driven away, and
sticks closer than q tramp to a pile Of
cold grub.
Chris Reckhart. J. J. Garrecht and
L. Vets, returned last evening from q
tour in the direction Of tho Ruby
Range. They started out two or three
days ago in search Of the Mysterious
Latc. said to be located somewhere in
that vicinity. and from the mysterious
air which 1aemed to surround the trio
as they slid into their respective places
last night, we judge they found it.
John Sullivan, arrested in Tuscarorn.
for disturbing the peace. and sentenced
to fifteen days in the county Jail was
brought here q week ago last Thursday.
Since he has boon here his strange ac-
ton hos excited the suspicion Of those
who had him in charge, and 10 day ho
was examined by the Commissioners in
Lunaoy, and ~adjudged insane. Sheriff
Fitch will take him to the Woodbridge
asylum to morrow.
One by one our population Is decrens.
ing. Tomorrow morning that wide.
awake citizen, Mr.. James Mason, one Of
our oliest residents. will leave Elko in
search Of some livelier camp. He will first
go to San Francisco. and then branch out
wherever tho best field lies. Mr.. Ma
son is well-known and highly respected
by the whole community. and We regret
the circumstances that has caused his
departure. His family will Accom-. pany
him. Whether in Elko or elsewhere,
Jim is a worker and will undoub;edly
1 h.
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Br the Burning Of a ten .meni house
in Boston Thursday night, six persons
lost their lives; beside many others se.
tionsly injured BY Jumping from tho
burning building. Tho fro was the
work OF an incendiary.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Robert Couloy, Tuscarora.
VIM. Roscrana, Columbia.
Martin Trcwolla, do
Joshua Trewolin. do
". II. Bcuham, Chicago.
Manuel Espendola, Hallcck Station
L. A. Bonchley, Carlin.
NJ Crowley, Montana.
q. Fisher and wife Salt Lake.
L. Fisher, do
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TnE Ho'id'S Washington special says
the truth about tho Chisolm verdict, az
stated in "A letter sent here by persons
living near the scene OF the murder, was
that Gully was acquitted because Mrs.
Chisoln's testimony, on n great many
material points against him, was direct
~ cont addicted by seven unimpeached
Witnesses. IL was II case Of seven TO
one with a life ut stake, and the jury
decided with the seven.
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Frrlghis HcnnIvnh.

Two cars Of wheat aud one OF wood
for d.. Reiphart & Co, u car Of gen.
oral merchandise; two cars Of lumber
for +. II. Smith. one car OF wood for
James Davis. aud two Ears Of lumber
for Brooks & Duuton of Tuscnrura,
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Ladies who choose 10 make or SUI
%p'rin'cnd the making of your own gar
men,s. The mos; stylish and perfect
fitting costumes cau bo produced ut n
large sn"ing in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any nd dress on receipt OF
price in post ige stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
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FnASK II. LrssiSo. aged 50 years. Of
Louisville. Kentucky, saturated his
clothing with coal oil. anil set himself
on Arc. Ho was burned 10 n erisn ur-n
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UUsnASp means "band Of the honso."
We thought IL waa tho mother.in.law
who made the music.
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IDepot motcl Arritnis.

W EHUICI NftTNnTH.
3. Benchley. Caflin.
q. II. Haight, Tuscarora.
Il. Willis, do
Antonio Pisehet,c do
j. J. Campbell, Haileck.
Nathan Phillip, do
ii. j. Keith, do
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Krso ALFONSO Ia to he married on
the anniversary Of his birth, Sep. 2Sih.
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This morning for Tuscnrora were II.
s.. oonloy, Miss Bell csdy and Mrs.
Waller,
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tFrom Thur.a.y.. Daily.l
isMnaKuaLI


James Clark returned from Q brief
visit to California and the State Fair
last evening.
Hsnk Keith. j. J. Campbell. Nathan
Phillips and John Dorsey Of Fort Hal
leck are viewing the sights at the county
seat.
Hon. Gabriel Cohn, one of Eureka's
solid business men. arrived here by the
train last evening on u brief visit to his
family.
1t has been warm enough for the
past two days to bring deli2St to tho
heart Of the faitCs and luziest Sho-
shone in the couuty.
Commissioner r. S. Couley received
a dispatch last evening requiring his
immediate presence in TuscGrora, and
he departed by stage this morning.
f. F. Muller has commenced packing
up his goods, aud will move into his
new place of business, as soon as the
IA peute-s have made the necessary re-
paiss.
We overheard n young man remark
last evening that "if beauty is only
skin deep. there are n number Of young
ladies in town who ought tc be
skinned"
Tho trial Of the State Va. Cbas. W.
Hymer was commenced in the Fourth
District Court yesterday. S. ). Grass
was appointed by the Cour, as counsel
for the State.
A vigorously worked stomach pump
saved the life OF a soilcd dovo named
Tillie, who TOOK q dose OF morphine
with suicidal intent at Winnemucca
Tuesday morning.
The County Commissioners have
been in session as a Board OF Equaliza-
ton since Monday. Their lGbors will
probably consume another day, when
n full report Of the proceedings will bo
given.
Vim. Kennedy, arrested Mt Carlin on n
charge Of horse stealing, WAS yesterday
relesSed from custody on a writ Of Ia.
beGs corpus, the testimony against him
being regarded as unimportaut and in
sufficient.
1t was stated on the streets to day that
Il nnn man Eral aauar.l al,N. 81 a-egN..-
last evening"; but ns no arrests have
been made, we conclude that the cur
rent accounts OF the affair arc some.
what exaggerated.
Al. Ellis desires us TO correct tho
false impression existing among our
pool sharPs that he has n corner" on
the sixteen ball. We do so ch~eerfuIiy.
We never knew Al. to hold out more
than five balls at once.
The fruit in our market this year is
OF very inferior quality md contains
about four stomach aches to the pound.
In some places the eating Of urripo
fruit causes cholera, dysentery and
kindred complaints; but here people
cat it with impunity. md some with
Paresoric and jamaica ginger.
To-day is the first day Of the Jewish
new year. On Friday, the 2Gth inst.
occurs the Day of Atonement, or Yom
HPpHr. and is observed by fasting and
prayer in expiration of sins of commits.
sion aud omission; and with pious Isra.
elites 1t Is customary to abstain entire.
ly from thstiug food or ,Irink: for Ia"
period Of twenty -four hours. At the
end Of that time it is presumed they
are perfectly willing To brenk their fast.
9
Tur HOFi4's WuSbiu,t,n s,,,;,I ,...
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Departures.

This morning--Wm Henderson. DR..
NJ. W. Parsons. Emma Clark. Nellie
Brigham and Large En-.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.


Depot Hotel Arrivals.
IL. Abram. C%ornucopia.
Chns. Hale, Huntington.
L. ii. Hudson, do
W. IL. Benham, Chicago.
d. II. barker, Reno.
w. II. Richardson. Truokee,
j.. II. Briggs. Halleck.
w. A. Wagner, Bodie.
VIM. Roscoe, Cherry Creek.
I. Trcwclla, do
NJ. Trewelia, do
d. y. Stewart, Star Valley.
-
w. u. Trip. Artist,
will remain in Elko a tow weeks Ionre,
and work portraits In India Ink OF
Colors, any size or style. at prices from
$40 to $50. Studio at Room 3s, Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have IL done In a superior msnue aud
save tho cnuvasser's 40 per cent BY
handing In the work themselves.
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The following il list of letters re-
naming in tho Elko Office. uucln med ,
for the week ending Saturday. Sept. ~,
1879:
Bagby John Brady Thumrs
Brown John Conat OAcnr T..
CORN Samuel Cogan Wm
Chapman + VI Drake Ewoll j
Dnkin Frank Higcr Shafcr V
Hangn s Lisb WIN s
Marvel Cap Norton RID
0lmstoad YIN Pool or
Thomas Led Vincent @ NJ O.
FOREIGN.
banks Wm Q Greenfield EdWard
Woliings Low q
II rEoM DEAD LITTER OFFICE.
Dumont W L Evans A
q. W. HUI, T.. NJ.
-
J. II. Bradley and A. J. Lano started
for Kelton, by tho train last evening.
Judge Koency departed by tho train
this morning for n three weeks visit to
Gan Francisco.
Surveyor General. +. s. Davis was a
passenger for the West by the samo
train.
John Maokay and W. Doideshcimor.
OF Virginia City, were passengers from
the Eaot - tho samo train.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
N. Thorson, San Francisco.
II. ID. Willinmg. Tuscarora,
Departures

This morning-John Ellison and l..
GronosSy.
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A Girls Complaint Against Men.
From an English paper.
Seriously, when one comes calmly to con
over the conversation that has taken place
between you and most OF the men you
have happened to meet for the last few
months land, worst OF all, are likely to go
on meeting for the next few months, and
perhaps-who knows?-for years. why
tho conclusion one comes to is that men
are stupid, that they either won't exert
themselves to talk intelligibly when they
meet an intelligent girl, or that they have
come some time ago TO the happy conclu-
sion that all girls are next door TO idiotic.
Society must surely be shocking bore to
these poor men; and II we may Judge
from the worn and weary expression gem
orally to be seen on the Countenance OF a
man who goes out much, it is q bore TO
him, l grant that some girls are stupid
and very embarrassing; but my complaint
Is, that when girls are nice, intelligent,
and full OF pleyerness, men are so lazy, or
so blind, or so stupid, that they will not
behave to them like beings endowed with
the ordinary amount otbrains, Wegirls arc
always beidg asked why we don't do as our
ancestors did beiore-viz, marry the first
man that asks US; We say the world has
advanced, aud we have advanced, and We
could not live with a husband with whom
No hays NO eompanionship, and then We
20 onto think Of the man We have met, and
| that We may be said 10 know, and the 70
Election only makes qs more determined
| 10 wait till we are old and gray. rathel
than link ourselves to a man who Is nc
sort OF companion to US, and will never ap
preciate any Of the qualities that make Vi
dear to a large circle Of friends who havl
taken tho trouble to talk to us, and so t,
know US. l am not 2 eleyer girl nor
blpe.stocking, nor s anything epRrqafrhbtpl
mind, and who is very anxious that III
other sex, II they do possess such qualities
would not endeagor TO conceal them, an
would try to find out the conversations
powers Of the girls they meet in society
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SEALED PROPOSALS
clERk's OyYloE BoARD on coxMlsslo.

CLERE's OYEicE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS.
WHEELING, April Is, 1870,
eeasu Proposals. will be received u this Office unit
County Roads, &C.: y
Fint Division "GreggSvllle, Clinton aud POtolna
Road 800 cubic yards Of maeadamiIlnR.
"Klyef Road" from Glenn'S Run 10 short Creek
ecconu Division, .-2S0 cubic yards bridge tnASopry
seS9n1 class, and b0J cubic yards earth excavation
"hlVer Road, from city 10 Glenn's Run, Fint hi
mlElvG '-'' '''''"
-iVS cubic yards eulVert masonry aud 900 cubit
seSoud Division wheeling, West Liberty and beth.
sny !9L6plEe," near Brooke county lIneI-SO cubic
yves! Union and ROney's Point Road" beyond
Middle Wheeling Creet,-ISO cubic yards mAeadam.
Peninsula Road" extension through Fultop,-2S
cuniG yards eulVert masonry 5000 cubic yards hlInR
i sg cuc yards sandstone paving, hand.packeI aud
6S0 cubic yards matchmaking "''S
"MeetiIg House Hill RUSdn-SSO cubic yards AZ
niacadamIEinR, sA "
Elm Grove Road" (Caldweil's Runs 900 cubic
yAIdS excavation and 30 cubic yards cyeFt maS0hTy
Ma,aIatnEing to consist Of the best quality hGid
limestone, broken 10 8.luch llRe,
brid9e and eulvOrt masonry 10 b laid dFy
Il IL taken 4''N' winch
Bids must be by the cubic yard for maeadaml,,ns
sandsoLe paving earth, loose RICK, Solli rock and
The Sd for excavation to cover all cost Of Subbng
Ipecihed above. e"4'
:, The quantities above given are approximate and
liable 70 change upon Anal locations.
The board VI Commissioners fUerye the rivht IA
reject any or all bids. "
W. q. Smith, Engineer. - -' AMI ma
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Gs..3sssa' Sals.,.
NRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

TNRUSrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE,
:, " virtue Of Il deed Of trust made BY Edmund
hopns Dr., and Aabella, bis wife, tome trustee dat.
"a February sth, 1873, recorded 10 The OfEice II
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county. In
DEED Of Trust Book No. s, page Isl, ! will on
SATURDAY, THE ?4rH DAY OF MAY, 1879,
BFgnnng at 10 O'clock a. ", sell at tho front door
Of 1he Court House Of said county the following de-
Sc2el property say; Lot numbered one hun
dred anu SevGBtylWO l72) on the north Tde oi Fans
now eeyenteenth street. on the corner Of the alley e
tween FIN aud Sixth streets, now EoH and Jacob
glnla, known Us East Wheeling The ttls IA LIIsvaJ
70 be perfect but selling HI trustee will convey only
the ute vested In me BY said deed Of trust.
!k EA2s OH sALE-OnC.iOuFIh cash on day Of sale,
the balance 10 three equal installmehs Al NJ tTsTs
anu etghteen months negotiable notes bearing inter-
81 from Gay Of sale to DO given for the deferred pay.
ents Ahu secured " deed " trust on the property
J. Z, IlERVEY, AuctIoncGt, ann