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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
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In the oupofles @
OF Los Angeles County,
In the matter of Ytaadne r. |
An insolVon6 1ob601s

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Fnncls n. Matthew, ho4i16
this Court his petition, soho91
yse,s yssase5y Skie e is i'si,sisssssy; g e 3 "a
said yrAnoie y. 16f4h9V 8 III
clarod 70 ~ ineolv0nk "a s7] IS
The sheriff of the o4a1 (6GHo
Angcls. = hSFssy elsscse1 =
.onsI, Of the eaid y6a16e n
debtors exoopt gueh - uoGX 1&<
exempe 1UR oxeoutt01s ~
deedss vo19negl, 1oo1H - G
IL tie sppcistss1s Z 8 r
sstate. All per!onp ~ III
pay any debts 70 The ~ in61 11
deliver any propeyty boIo0G
Or 70 eny pessons nm e.
II hereby forbidden % tgen6fog0
any properly until ne l1li6
this Court except - hegoin Q(1
II 10 further ordered thet 011
tor tS Z Han. e ns!1 1clrs1 dssser = - as1 =
the superior Court Or sald oo6151 e.
room s o. ssid "a Sssa s0sers, e Sss sss s a. q -
~ Of Los Anseiess On S. #
THR ll7H DAT on TnDNlRN
1881, at ten O'Clock 4. y. q -
prove their debts and obo661
NOR aasisnees & ~ eeonee =
4 |. further ordered tnst ~
AID. : neyspeper q geneqol 11
paper Il pubiishcd Sslc5S - -
Tor the meeting ~ 0g111fni1, s}} e. 4
And Il 10 further oE11No6 f&6 III
meantime all peuoooGlNG1 067
said insolvent be stAyeds L1 {. Z: a
Judge Of ths S16SS5Sf g a
Dated January .. 1k1l. III 'ls;,,<
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
Orange Trees! Orange Trees

10000 budded on Orange Stock;
10000 Seedlings.
FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT.
First-class trees and in good condition.
Writo OF apply to g. d. COMPTON, at
W6odhead = days. 9prsng ssreek. neas
"a Eos 'xnss,st, -. Il. sssla
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
Change Of Agency.

The Agency OF the Fireman's Fund
and The Hartford Fire Insurance Com:
irom me to DANIEL QLLMAN:
ro. Angeles. Dse' = y. = is;e. sooAA'4S'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

two rating only at ", and three only at
20. Two only reached So-the winning
boy and the nsEs best boy on the general
average.
In gecGrsphy the average was u, the
lowest boy standing at zero, the next low
est at 50, three at 90, one at Is, and s at
9O-ths highest notch reached-one OF
whom was the winning boy.
In grammar the average was only 50,
the lowest being 8, the next lowest 10,
the next II, while only 2 scored IS.
In history the average was only 81, the
lowest being s, the next IS, and the high
est 90,
ltis only fair TO say that the rather low
average on the whole examination 10 at.
tributable in part to the almost absolute
failure Of one boy throughout the list
This unfortunate boys general average
was only LIT, The next lowest average
was 453. The fond parents who sent these
two boys to the examination must have
been sadly detective in themselves not to
have ioreseen about how they.would rate
The winning boy averaged S5t through
out the list. In one study, reading, he
showed as high as %, which was the only
95 accorded in the examination.
Take the average rating OF all the boys
in spelling, reading, writing and artth'
metic, and it certainly was not creditable
to the common schools where they had
been taught. 1t only goes to show what
We have 90 often remarked that the
common schools in the matter Of thorough
primary instruction are sadly detective
The examination system for the ap'
pointment OF cadets to West Point, and
also to the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
10 an excellent one, and is most saluEary
change from the old method Of appoint
ment by mere political preference, IS was
once the case, and "a 10 still the case In some
parts OF the country, Under this old sys-
tenn the boy who received medium aver
age at Bsllaire might have succeeded
against the boy who received the highest
average, simply because bis father had
more money, or more political influence,
or more favors OF some kind at his dis
posal. An examination briugs oil the
boys Of q Congressional district on to q
common level Of opportunity, and in ad-
dition secures TO the governmentserviCe
lar better average Of cadets, No boy who
Is not vigorous in mind and body ought
to be fastened on the public service In
the army or navy, and under the system
Of competitive examinations he cannot
be. This 10 q great gain to the country
in every way-in the money saved trying
10 graduate dull boys, and also in se'
curing bright men as officers in two Inn
portant arms Of the government service
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
eATURDAY, APRIL S0ru, 1881,

commencing At 1880 o'clock 4. NJ proceed 10 cell al
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
west YlfginIA, 10 the highest and best bidder tie
following property, that 70 obayi The following do.
Soflbed parcel Of ground situate ID Said Ohio county,
In the Slate Of West Virginia. and IT. that part Of tie
CITY Of wheeling called East Wheeling being 4 pari
OF loi numbered beVenty.s llOt No. 16 situate 81
The southwest corner Of Woods street formerly called
Seventh street, and Eighteenth street formerly called
Clay street. In said city, and being part Of the said
lot described follows, ViE Beginning on the west
side Of Woods street at point twenty 0 feet north
Of the alley between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, running thence north parallel with said
woods street thirty ZOO feet Aud fronting thereon;
Themes west and parallel with said Eighteenth street
thirty (S0) feet or ona.haf the width Of Said lot
numbered seventy ak t76l; thence south and par.
aOi with ad Woods sttOst thirty to0) feet; thence
east 10 the place Of beginning, being tie sAne prop.
erty convened 10 the lald Samuel Bell By William
Murphy and wife BY deed dated the 18th day Of
February, 1875, and Of record IN the once Of The
CLERK o. the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia.
money and ~ much mere ~ the purchaser maj
elect 10 pay ID cash; the residue 10 two edual IN.
Stallmens, o. sIK and twelve months, With Interest
from day Of sae, purchaser giving notes, secured By
deed o. trust aud approved policies OIL insurance,
for deferred payments.
The title 10 tAe said property 10 believed 10 be
perfect, but selling % trustee, shall convey only
such title % Il VeSted 10 me By aid deed Of trust
WIN. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W. H. HALLRR, Auetioneer. mh2D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

PICRET-on Friday, April 20, 1851, at. 24S .. M,
al Gravel Bottom, Mfs. CLRMENTiNH, wife Of E, II.
Picket, In the 10th rear Of her age. a.,
The funeral will take place from the residenee st
her sOn.in.law, 1. 8. Newman, on Sunday afternoon
At O'Clock. Friends Of tbs family are invited 10
attend.
.KLtNKLER-on Friday, Aptii 20, 1851, At Man.
nlngion, W. Va, EMvA, wlio Of LhAs KlinklOr, aged
rs years, . months and % days
lntetmsnta at MannInEton, on Saturday afternoon
"a a ataIsak
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
The Recent Cadet E1amluatlOu at Beli.

hIfeI
At the recent competitive examination
at BellSire for cadet appointment TO the
West Point Military Academy, fifteen
boys competed for the prize. They were
examined ~ as 10 their physical condi.
ton, and III this particular they rated as
low 90 40 and as high as 30 out OF pos.
Bible 100. There was only enc who rated az
high as 20, and he was the boy that carried
of the prize. He scored clear s points
on his physique over any OF bis competi.
tors, only.three others rating as high As IS.
A sound body Is ali indispensable requisite
for admission into West Point.
The boys we're examined In seven
branches Of study viz! spelling, reading,
writing, arithmetic, geography, grammar
and history. The possible maximum In
these examinations was, as In the physical
examination, 100. This figure represented
perfection in any Of these branches.
Seventy was fixed as questionable" and
anything below that was regarded as In.
different, 80 representing failure. Strange
as 1t may seem the avetsgs for Spelling
was only IS, a very low average indeed for
the most fundamental study Ia the list.
The boy who scored the highest only
reached 10, and the successful boy only
reached IL There were i've boys who
fell below 5O-ths line Of complete
iailure-onu Of them having simply
two noushts affixed to his name. This is
sad commentary on common school edu.
cation.
In reading the average was as low as
76-only above the questionable line,
the lowest boy falling to 90, and the high.
est THE winning boy) reaching 9s.
In writing tho average was only IS, only
one boy reaching as high az IS, aud the
winning boy only 65.
In arithmetic the average was only %,
thelowest boy falling 10 zero Two nOushtS)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

TRUSTEE'S SALE.

ny virtue Of Two deeds Of trust mtdo IN In Eb!E'
llgned, and trustee, W samuel LANiI, Vih sIntiil
LuWiS, bis vile, and Louis WOo'mAhiet, viiA HIN
riet WOodmInsce, bis wife, The diIl tIt,d III ~
day OF June, 1855, and recorded 10 TFuh Did bsl
No, /, page "a In the Clerks once d OLiO nItll
aud siAte Of WtIL VlnlBIE; TIE BNOhd dtd I
trust dated January q, 1873, AId RECORDED b IN
same bfheO In Trust Dead BOOk No, q pIgt v, dhl
records Of the Ab0Vg mentioned county, lbi tith
will sell Ut public auction, al the ircpl dot VI u
County Court HOule, Ia the uily Oi Wh'tllrL VII
county, West Virginia, on -
SATURDAY TnRiifu DAY OF NAY, lN,
commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. IN The lohVlst u
IetIbsd pFOpelty, hat Ii 10 ny slIuIit Inil'tti
wheeling, beluR The SINE round ard lOuhdtIkt, Y
which the original Grant llOV0 va hluItt, y
scribed In the Iald deeds q tin,t ~ iolbI'-hi "
forty (I0), log on the tlfnOF OIL MAIN ihd lhi ~
81 that time called Madison street, nov 1ttlh ni,
IYIDg Ii the southFAN argyle Of th0s' NndE Lb u
No one hundHd and tWehty kl2Oh l!lhI 10 III h'it
west ang . Of the sald Tenth STREET tBd ID, HnlN
House, on Market Ateet; lot No. N, bsgG u itit
Main street and 1888 feet on The Iii 1GyiA titi, "
lot No. 100, being O. feet iquITet hlIo PAT Wy
Joining lot No 10, being lot No H. Nv ~
II feet on Market street, and running ~ y M
also parcel Of the sans lot lying imn'diltll NY
Of and i'd joining the lat named l0l, ltlpla.n1Ii
width on Market hquaF, Tlhhlig Ntt VIZ w .n,.
Those parcels will 10 sold sePAuielJ q SUI W!
~ Il may DO found most AdVAniaeeOuI u Ihs lmSV
on the day Of sale. .a.
In order 10 SAFE any and al aus loni NgIl
In the conveyance TO be- made 10 tbtfurhn1hia.si
above pfopiftI, The sid suHnbaI lisa NAVY
LOulS WOodmanIte md biz Wi'e, Ia I't1In ~
title Of The lald property fOmhitI tublNi plNh'
trust, will lain % Ihr OVbtfI 10 lev ....,.
TERUs of BALE-OnNth I'd 10 hard %! t' KEN.
der 10 Two equal lnitAllmenll Of bl. 40 ~ ",
months secured BY b0nOs With bNuhtyt h,ilsEI
70 the trustee, the notes 10 IrJ llHt hVn
day Of IalR, bit The title will " ngiliS 5al, !"
payment bs made DANIEL FbIAHH.,;
W. n, HALLRR, AHcllnneeh -,
@Indi1pona5Is 10 ths Library, Claraas, ~, 4;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

IT Is announced that arrangements have
been made for the erection In BotetouTt
and Allegheny counties, Va, this year. Of
nine iron furnaces. The furnaces gen.
orally are to be erected by Eastern capi'
tAllsts and Pennsylvania iron men, who
regard the ore in the counties named oil q
very superior character.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

ONLY one house in five In Brooke county
10 insured, and there is talk Of starting q
home company at WellBburg 10 do local
business in Brooke and Hancock counties.
It Is estimated that the county Of Brooke
Is now paying about 5000 per month for
insurance, which amount II monopohzed
by home company Of solidity and char
aCter would give 1t handsome business.
The Herald expresses the opinion. that
only 10 per cent Of q respectable capital
would require to be paid up In order 10 do
q safe and profitable business. This may
be, but II the company is to command
popular confidence irem the start 100 cents
on the dollar will be more likely to do II
than 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

THE use Of the telephone for commune
cation between adjacent towns and with
plantations throughout Louisiana prom
ises 10 be quite general. A circuit from
New Orleans to YlcksburR, distance Of
two hundred and iorty'three miles by rail,
has been found 10 work satisfactorily.
Gov. Yarmouth has wire to New Or
leGns from his plantation, and other plan
ters along the coast are said to be about to
adopt this great convenience. The Plea.
y,tne says In the next decade It Is probable
that the Telephone Exchange Of New Or
leans will embrace within It's connections
the majority Of the planters and country
merchants in the lower hall Of the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

TaE Uity Council Of Chicago has passed
an ordinance iorbiddinG the erection Of
overhead telegraph lines, and requiring
oil wires now sustained above ground to
be put under ground by the LIST Of May,
1883. Chicago Is only the pioneer in what
will doubtless become general move
ment in the large cities. The New York
Assembly on Wednesday passed q bill
prohibiting the erection olany more over
head WIRES below Forty.second street, in
New York city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa, boasts Of
being strictly temperance county, grant
ing no license within her borders, and the
ObMpr says that If 1t was not for West
Virginia on one side and Pittsburgh on
the other no liquor would come into the
county surreptitiously,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

In Mississippi last year the average
daily attendance Of pupils in the public
schools was SOIL, OF whom 72,SSl were
white and $3.50 COlored; S,265 white
and q, Sl4 colored teachers were employed.
Over $4,000 were paid out for public ed
ueatiou, and laws have been enacted to
provide for an increase Of the fund Tor
public school purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

We received yesterday from Mr.. Sam
Busby, on Short Greek, number Of specl'
men twigs from apple, peach, plum, cherry
and apricot trees, all showing up well in
the way oil fruit prospects,. The buds are
especially numerous and we'll developed
on the apple and cherry trees. There ID
an excellent prospect all round. The
wheat out there Is looking well, and the
farmers arc getting in their corn in good
shape. The ground Ia In excellent order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of three several deeds Of trust made Il
mo, the undermined GuStoe, BY Indiana DeltOrI
wife Of Charles Il. DtiterS, with Charles II. DetslS
her husband, dated and recorded respectively ID ih
ONCE Of the Clerk VI the County court, Of Obi
county, West Virginia, % follows one dated the OIL
day Of June, 1874 and recorded ~ Dted Of trust BOo
No, I, pages l02 and 1885, one dated the 18th day
September, 1874 and recorded Ia Deed Of TTust BOO
May, 1876 and recorded In Dtei Of Trust Book No.
door Of The Court House, Ii The city Of Wheeling
Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1881,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, the following do
serbed property, that 10 10 Bay The north tWo.thfd
Of the iouth hall Of lot mum ered Alteen In william
W, ShriVers addition 10 East Wheeling, GAld 10
being situated on the southwest corner Of Wood
formerly seventh street, street, and Fifteenth torn
Srly Centre street, Dtr6et, IN the city Of Wheel
ipG, West Virginia, II being the tame property con
Veyed 10 said IndlABA DtiteTs BY William p. Hub
bard and WIFE BY deed dated the Sd day Of June 1874
and OF record In the office Of The Clerk Of the COUNTY
Court Of ohle county, West Virginia, In deed bOol
Nc, O., page ia.
and % much more ~ the purchaser may elect 70 pay
In eaIh the residue In two equal nbtAlmtnts Of Oh
and twelve months, with interest from day Of sale
purchaser giving notes. secured By deed Of trust ant
The title 70 the Baid property % beloved 70 ID per
feet but selling a. trustee, shall convey only suct
title % 10 vested 10 me by said deed Of Of trust
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
". II. HALLVR, Trustee.
AuntinuaNT. mh20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
"BRANDY, brandy, bans Of life,
Up Ink Of torment, source q strife,
II cOul half thy vices tell,
Tim VIA WduId Wiah Vntt Rata In ~

Such Is the refrain from the lips Of The
poor deceased topper, who would fly from
his enemy II possible. Recolect It Is q
diseased liver that Graves relief Instead
Of brandy or any other stimulant, use
simnona' Liver Regulator, and 1t will
afford relief,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

IT Is quite generally remarked that the
country has not, for many years, had a
Vice President who gave go much Atten'
ton TO matters that do not concern the In
cumbeut OF the Vice Presidency as does
Vice President Arthur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

RoANR COUNTY seems by = letter in the
Ps1kersburg Journal to be considerably
stirred up to the importance OF acquiring
the Wheeling, Parkersburg 4 Charleston
railroad through her territory,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

THERE is to be a reunion Of Washington
county, Pa, people up at Browns Island
on the 2Sd OF June. The affair 10 under
the auspices OF steubenVille committee
OF Washingtonians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

TIE death OF General Joe Lane leaves
snly two surviving Generals oil the Mext'
can ysr-Gsneral Harvey, aged 81 and
General Robert Patterson, Of Philadel'
phia, in his Goth year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
sAIURDAY MORNING, APRIL 90.

TAE Morgautown Poa says that more
attention is being paid than formerly in
Mopougalia county to breeding large
horses. The OlydeadAls horses are now
the IaYorites.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
sATuRpAY, APRIL 30. 1881.
TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Samuel Bel
and sale Ball. his vile 10 the undersigned trustee
the oicS Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of ohlt
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue Of . deed Of rust mad, 4, No.
CAmPSOIl and Bridgst bis vile Ia ~. " hitti
HuIIeS, dated The 1lh day ii Ami Nv Iss,'eISstt
oofIed i1 tue OthCe OF the tl,IE Of *. 1a, w n
q OHIO Count West viHiniL, Ia Dssi 'ipTal 'su
No, d Page sos, Cd u, % wv " 'Iall 1t
SATURDAY, MAY l. iut
eommeneiuRlI 10 o'clock A, H., pIUes,S ,0,u...,
front door Of the lvurt House u 0Sla n SHaG "
ViTEln'A, 70 be hIgheil ADd BE- fd n, "ss Va
Ing described prOpeT J, that IA 10 ~. ~ esl'
ons'hAl Of lot numbered ak i6I n, ,o9,,. ~ tVl
tWentyo1o l2ll, a. deSlgBRt d on Nv 10y Hsl'lN
lub-diN liOnl 81 the Joseph Ia d Vs'i ,,a,P "
di'lOn heIeirOm 10 tie city ii Wk..ttN hd v
county 81 Ohio, and stAle Il Wat WIZ VIZ "a "
hail lot fronts on the west side Of VIZ. ~, ~
seen Twenty. 4, zenith and lW, nv SSS,l Il W. y
Tho sixth ward OIL The sid city u Nv M, St"a
the same property conveyed 10 IN, III ~
Campbell ~ L. q, HughuI and III IEl
dated The 9Th day oil April, 1875, and Ci T,c,' ~
~, West Wing MIA '' " WI" @1I'
TERIs OH sALR-0ne-ihlFd Of tbs pp,,A,,,....
and a. much more "a no purchaser ma ~,
10 etshi the Itsiue In Two CquAl IbItIS,s.w.!pl
aud twelve months, With iniiTe,t n m n, w W
purchaser giving ~ tea, IeCuud BY de,d ii ,r,, y.
Suticielt Insurance for deferred paInIbi, "-""I
The title 70 tbs said property /. b,liS,I bh,.
iect, but selling ~ trustee shall CoUyV, Nv w
title ~ 10 vested In INC Nv taid decd d t,5v
W, H HALLER AuttlOnetT, ''"c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
TRUSTEES SALE OF

By virtue Of dted q tru Maine ai5 PROPERTY
ard and Csihlriue, his vile ~ Y llaa q
trustee, dated the 10th dny N n ~ at utd,rl,, =,
teegEaed u TIE t@es Ol the CIsrS a,, 1911, ~
Trust BOOB no. 2, EAss S7S 'hali on ID NJ
SATURDAY, NAY ! 0n I,u
commencing at $50 O'cloti a N M
The tF9nt door Of the COurt HOsa'C p oI'sd 70 vi
WEI Virgins, 70 hshghssi and ~, h ~ telIi,
lowing described properly Thai /. N oads w
one'hal q that LOT Of ground ,ipS I lhS hVIl
the city Of Wheeling, 10 he sti,s x u lsit NN '
and one Y, 81 lot No, iOi, On H. ~, e1' huiCn
said city being the sane psopSIt,p ~. thai M
aid James LEONARD BY thS WorS .S,SaI,ytd ID i,
AS,OcsatIOu d Wheeling, b. Sstj S SS,l1I tSdis'
q J1nualy, 1874 and Of rUoFi in S ~ q. lR h
CLERK y the loqntI Court Of Uhio coSS thns Of III
ginla, 10 Deed BOOk No, 90, parS III WGl Vi
TERua or BALE-0ue, I'd Al itSr,
and q much more a the purchaser NJ w sasG
In eaAhi the residue IN two eqUsi int H'tl 70 nj
aud twelve month"; With IntslC,t Sor, te't u Il
puTnhAseF giving notes, secured Nv Az w v ~
'p ~ Insurance ioT deferred taJp,n, u'H VI
The uns % the aid property h ~ LIH
lect, bul selling ~ iTrltteo, shall ton,'. N
uuO ~ 70 vested In me by MD desd niI,1! sAl lll
W. u. HALLER, Auetivneer, IIuIA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
I,RusT.EEl!'s SALE OF PROPERTY h

VRuSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN
i .CALDWELL'B ADDITION, ="
BY virtue Of two IeVeEal deeds Of tFan ma, 4,
DMbT AcDonough aud Bridget, biz TiiS IA N, ~,
deTSiRned trustee dAId and TtCtTiId Ii IN, a.. \
the CleTk VI the County curt Of Ohio coubi, NJ
Virginia, n tolnsS; one dated The iVlh d., q NJ,
1875, and recorded 10 Deed Of Trust Bob M / ~
~, and one dAttd tho 9Th day n BebI.ph,, IN
and recorded 10 Iced oil 1ruIt Book No d ~ Ii /
PATURDAY, MAY l. 1884,
commencing al 10 30 oClOct 4 M, piotsd IA MI.
the front door oil the Court H0u,s Of Oblo nm,
West Virginia, % The BIZ best aud 6eH blai,r X,
following described properly, that 0nIi NJ n,
south half Of lot Numbered Twelve, 10 Iqu,I ~.
befed nine t. kbf lot No 70 In n, 10 ii ujsA
nsted Oh the plat Of The lub-dIIll5pI d X I'M
Caldwell estate and additions thtFeiTtu 10 NJ M
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West VlnlNIL hlhS
lot 10 AituAIe and fronts on the eat ida Of NM
street formerly called Fillmore I'n1tl b,iIT,
Twenty ninth street Ind 1hlrtebth Ittt Tome,
called FAirmOnt street and New street, ID Id ~
division, being tbe ISmt property tObIVJd kIIni
McuoDouEh By Alex J, CadEell and vie " al
SfiCo oi the Clerk oi Ire County tS %T" d Nv
county, West VhVtrlG, In Deed Book No d w
SA.
TERMS OF sLLE.-0nt-thlrd 81 ihS pVylu
money, and % much moro u the pufthLU W
elect 10 pay, In cash. the rtlduP In tEO EtL b
gtallmOhtS, at hx and twelve mont J, SltA lsaH
from day Of sale. purchaser giving rOte, Ntaft y
deed Of trust and sufficient insurance iOi diinA
Taymenta. ...
The title u the nli property b believed " Nm
iect, but selling "a trustee shall eOn,ty bnJ ia
Title 10 10 vested In me by laId hetd OitfuiL
WIN. r, HUSBAND, TUEk
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TUESDAY, THE eim DAY or V |, s'ssil, !
beginning At 10 O'clock 4. m ~. ~, ~ AAY, III,
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BSIoS and c eSys1 SQUARE SuaS S9JSi
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pf9Perty EnGvn a. the SOobt,FF SItaiht N, =
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approved security, ler Nd dsi,IrsH AZ nOlll N,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
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