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GARFIELD PHOTO. LAPEL MOURNING
" Badges 10 cents each or IS Per 100.
s21-3t' 80 North 18th street, Phi;adelrhia.
SCI LITZ'S
MILWAUKEE LAGER,
THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT,
For eale in Bottles by dealers generally and in Casks
and Bottles By the Agent.
SAML c. PALMER,
DEPOT 1912 TO 1924 10Th STREET.
WEST DARLINGTON,
sFTELEPHoNIc CONNECTION. sol
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iinsons. by James Sully, Inter. Sci. Series.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-FARM OF lib ACRES, AND vALU-
Il able improvements thereon, at Randolph Station
on MMetrtopoan Branch Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
city. Call for particulars. Z. w. WHITAKER 2O8 AZ
street northwest, next door north of Pennsylvania
avenue. u s10-3t
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nor RENT-A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND
l. Store and Dwelling No. 423 10th street, near gas
once above Pennsylvania avenue. Store can be de-
tached from dwelling which contains II rooms includ
INQUIRE at go Louisiana avenue. jy5-3m
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The Question of Calling the Senate.

touch him more deeply than the reverence OF the
poor and lowly.
The Question of Calling the Senate.
1t is generally believed that President Arthur
will convene the Senate in extra session at an
early day, that it may choose presiding officer
and thus provide for succession to the Pres-
dency in the event that death should again Level
his shaft at our Chief Magistrate But a single
life now stands between constitutional govern
MELT and legal anarchy. No doubt this govern
ment of ours would move along in its proper
sphere if it were left without an executive
head until another could be elected: but the
people OF the country infinitely prefer not to
take that risk when it can be so easily avoided.
BY law the President of the Senate is placed
hrst. after the Vice President in the line of sue
cession to the presidency of the United States.
and after him the Speaker of the House is en-
Tilted to the succession. The extra session of
tie Senate adjourned without electing presi-
dent. ana the Speaker of the House is .fi,nctts
oDIe'o This state of affairs produces feeling
OF anxiety, which is heightened by the unex-
peeted taking off OF our late President. This
feeling can be allayed by the prompt calling of
Che Senate. and 4 is generally believed that the
President, aS soCn as he can properly give any
attention to affairs OF state will issue his proca-
nation converting an extra session of that body.
The fact that the Senate will be equally divided
politically has given rise to fear. scarcely ex-
pressed. but still existing, that it may engage
in partisan struggle overt the election of Pres-
dent because of the possibility that that official
may become President of the United States To
indulge in this fear is To underrate and belittle
the wisdom, ability ard patriotism of the Z. S.
,;,,j,- 1;
composed of the ablest representative men of
the land. can and will elect presiding officer
without engaging in partisan wrangle. which
would be most UnSppmly and ont nf r,aoo OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-21

The manifestations of grief over the death Of
President Garfield, noted throughout the land
are scarcely more universal than the expressions
o. confidence in the disposition and ability Of
his successor to carry out the grand admins
tive policy SO satisfactorily entered upon. The
manlness, good sense and right feeling shown
BY Mr. Arthur in his delicate and embarrassing
position during the last eighty days, have won
for him the good will of the people, even of
those previously prejudiced against him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28

A CITIZEN Of Washington, Pa, who few
years ago was obliged to go into bank
ruptcy and settle with his creditors at so
much on the dollar, has just given notice
that he is prepared to pay off the unpaid
balance Of his debts, dollar for dollar He
islegally exempt from these additional pay
lnents, having surrendered his means Tor
payment when he failed, but inasmuch as
he has been fortunate and made money
since that time he refuses to regard him
self US morally excmptfrom the discharge Of
his debts, and 10 gives notice that he will
now pay In full. This is a citizen to be
proud Of, and we do not wonder that the
Washington papers speak in terms of high
praise OF this honest man. As has been
well said, the man whose creed teaches
him to pay 100 cents on the dollar has got
the true religion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28

TIN priest in politics has received set
back from Pope Leo. The Catholic Dish.
ops and priests Of Quebec have long been
accustomed to interfere in local politics,
requiring the laity to vote us they directed
on pain Of Ccnsurc and even excommuni-
cation, The Pope's letter to Archbishop
Taschereau practically directs the clergy to
Let politics alone, 1t points out clearly the
distinction between religious and political
liberalism, and extends complete tolera.
ton to the latter, 1t refuses to censure
those Roman Catholics who appeal to the
civil courts against what seems to them IN
exercise Of undue influence by the clergy,
and refuses to sanction the movement in
favor Of u change in the law which declares
spiritual intimidation to DO nm exercise Of
undue influence. The letter gives entire
satisfaction to the dominion liberals.
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RnrmInhnr In YIrrinIa.

From the Detroit Free Press,
They do not farm II here as We do in the
North, and they humbly admit the TACT
There Is q lack in the general go-aheada-
tiyeness and too much land Is LEFT to the
briaIs and weeds, The new settlers are
nearly all Pennsylvanians used TO planting
corn with pick,ax and reaping It with q
crow.bar in their own sterile state, and
when they see how easy it is 70 get living
here they are not inclined to break their
backs to make big crops.
Then again most OF the hired labor Is
black. Farm hands are paid from s. TO SlS
per month. Probably Sll Is about the
average. Give Virginia negro land OF his
own and he will sit up nights to work it,
but when he works for the white man he
can't see the rush. Near Halltown, as
rode along the highway, saw team in the
field and the negro hired man sitting on
the grass intently gazing into the top OF
cherry tree.
"What are you looking at ?" asked as
rode up to the fence,
"Do you b'long round ?" he queriet
in reply.
"Well, den, boss, wasn't zactly lookin
at anythin' up dat tree, | was simply
tryin' to hurry up shutdown"
Let him Work with white man and HI
will earn any pay given him, but the black
man is bound to watch for shutdown i
working alone. He is also unreliable OIL
account Of his motions" A military pa
rade is his great hold, and next to that {
circus, then a horse.race, then a lawsuit
Virginia negroes have been known to wall
seventy miles to witness a hanging, and {
walk OF twenty miles to u circus Is no iea
at all. He Is bound to lay of about 81
much, whether work drives or not, md thu
farmer must make the best OF it,
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WTANTED-AN ASSISTANT BOOK
w KEEPER. One who has had Soms expert
eHCG In the grocery trade preferred. Address y,
Lock Box 3SS, city. oc&
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VIZ fear that Col. Bob McEldowney will
never do for a Democratic candidate for
Congress. How can he expect in the face
Of the following editorial deliverence on the
whisky question in his paper, the Wetzel
Democrat to secure the nomination;
We want no more whisky sold to men
drunk ut the time. We want no more
whisky sold to drunkards, These persons
TO whom We have committed the awful re-
sponsibiIity OF selling whisky must sell it
according to law. II that be impossible,
they must quit the business, or suffer pains
and penalties,
No man has constitutional right to get
drunk. He has no right to take more than
one drink at u time, II he takes two, he is
drunk, and has no right to drink ut all.
Drunkards and rutiians have no rights,
except the right to behave themselves.
Society is not organized for their beneft ex.
cept III asylums and penitentiaries.
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LIGe,a nrIrhtest IInnr.

Not long since | met gallant gentleman
who is assessed for more than million.
Silver was in his hair, beneath his brow,
and stopped beneath his burden Of wealth.
We were speaking Of that period OF life
when he had realized the most perfect en-.
ioyment, or, rather, when he had found
the happiness to be unallOyed. ~ tell
happiest Of my life. At the agC Of one and
twenty had saved up $500. was earn
ing $500 year, and my father did not
take 1t from me, only requiring mo to pay
my board. At the age oftwenty-two had
secured pretty cottage just outside the
city. / was able to pay two.tlirds Of the
money down, and also TO furnish Il re-
Specially was married on Sunday-a
Sunday in June-at my fathers house
Ny wife lad come to me poor In purse,
but rich In wealth Of wOmanhood. The
Sabbath and the Sabbath night we
passed beneath my fathers roof and
on Monday morning went to work, leav.
ing my mother and sister to help in repair.
ing my home. On Monday evening when
the labors OF the day were done, | went not
to the parental shelter, MS in the past, but
to my own home. The holy atmosphere
Of that hour seems to surround me now in
memory. | openCd the door OF my cottage
and entered. laid my hat upon the little
stand In the hall, and passed on to the
kitchen-our kitchen and dining room
were all one then. / pushed open the
kitchen door and was-in heaven. The
table was set against the wall-the evening
meal ready-prepared by the hands OF her
who had come be my helpmate in deed as
well as in rame-and by the table, with II
throbbing, expectant look upon her lovely
and loving face, stood my wife. | tried to
speak butcould not; could only clasp the
waiting angel to my bosom, thus showing
70 her the ecstatic burden Of my heart.
The years have passed-long, long years
and worldly wealth flowed In upon me,
and / am honored and envied; but ~ true
As heaven, | would give II all, every dollar,
for the Joy Of the hour Of tliAt June eve.
ming, in the long, long ago."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28

LEMONS ARR so perishable that 1t is not
easy to make ian efiectual Corner" in them,
but prices have been badly manipulated
by speculatoB this season and great deal
Of money has been lost and made by them.
Up to May LIST the New York market was
gidtted and prices were down to 81 80 and
g 90 per box, but when the new crop came
there was a great demand and dealers at
one time got the prices up TO $40 90 and
Sill 30, although the cost OF importation
was but about 81 0O-the same as early In
the season when the prices were so low.
One New York dealer who lost $40, 900 on
the fruit In the time Of the glut made II up
with something TO spare from the new crop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28

Mn. W4TTERsOS, OF the Louisville COuri-
sr-Jouaal, the accredited author, in connec-
ton with David A. Wells, Of the revenue
plank in the last National platform OF the
Democratic party, severely belabOn sena-
tor Voorhees, for his heretical deliyerance
on the subject Of the Tariff, at the Atlanta
exposition. In fact, Mr., WattersOn, acting,
we presume, as the Vice-gerent OF the party
excommunicates the Senator from the COM
munion Of the party. He tells him that his
new departure will not go down in the
South or West;
THE South will none Of it The West
will none OF it. The Democratic party will
none OF It; and MIR. Voorhees, will expose
himself to derision only il he should try 70
enter Democratic convention bearing the
old piratical flag.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28

A GOOD BAPTIST clergyman OF Bergen, n.
Y, q strong temperance man, suffered with
kidney trouble, neuralgia and dizziness al
most 10 blindness, over two years after he
was told that Hop Bitters would cure him, be-
cause he was afraid Of and prejudiced against
"Bitters." Since his cure he says none need
fear but trust In Hop BittSrS. MWP4wS
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ahan,i MID . nlne pIlI1

No, don't take II and run the risk Of hier.
cufial pOisons, but when bilious and consli.
pated get package Of the celebrated Kidney
Wort, and II will speedily cure you. Ills
natures great remedy for tipahon, and
for all kidney and liver diseases. II acts
promptly on these great organs and 80 re.
stores health, strength and Vigor. II Is nut
up In liquid and dry form, both acting with
equal efficiency. Price 81. See adv.
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years OF suHerIur.

Mrs. Barnhart, cor. Pratt and Broadway,
Buffalo, was for twelve years sufferer from
rheumatism, and after trying every known
remedy without avail, was entirely cured by
Thomas ECleCtriC Oil,
Sold by Laughlin Bros, & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28

Mts. Ira Mulholland, Albany n. Y, writes
"Fof several years have suffered from oft.
recurring bilious headaches, constipation,
dyspepsia, and complaints peculiar 10 my
s6x, Since using your Burdock Blood Bittefs
] an entirely relieved" Price 81 %, trial
size 10 cents.
Sold 6y iAuehlin Bros. 4 Co., wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES
TRUsTEEls SALE On rrIrloly, -.

TRaHgSSTTEE'ssALE oFFuLToY PROP
BY virtue Of deed OF ,ru,t m,l...,-
Yoke and CaIhAHuS Yoke, hI.,ri1- !. y 4d0.pa
tee dated February 18th ls57, and - q tn.
ONCE Of the Clerk Of tho Cogutv 'TfSyel iltLs
county, Meit Virginia In Deed q irl,t ~ ,Va!o
=, page o. VIII sell AZ public auction a., ~ Ne
door Of the Court HouAe oislId cougte a "a, We ius
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER salp ID,
commencing Al 10 O'Clock AN. the So
Scfibed property, that Is 10 ,ly \ gtftT- iGt
!nhu HIuAteu " Tue Town Of Fulton. Ohm t'le u
We6t Virginia, bounded and d,egr''. a '''o eQ4lg
Beginning u the northeast corner M , n lollsi
land AZ the intersection uf the NHtinri- ~ l'eu.t
alley bounding said land on The g6,i 1Alts,
along EAid alley two hundred itpl tp ''r'.e hlia
thence west along the line OF said ,tr,, W. 'lgi
dFel aud lgyt 10 the line u NanbNHg lln
thence north with Marshall line olg i,ItII.', lot
thence at right angles 10 sald l,t M "a, htt
~ the WeAt line OF said piece Of lull n p Ng it,l
with SRid west line one hundred "a ID ivy lgitt
Road theqce east with THE south lime MI .'i-lutls
two hundred feet 10 the place OF btgi,Ffr ,49 5ai
Also certain other piece Of gruuld ig
north side OF tn National Road IN ,1.i ,,asS "a.
ton, opposite the lAud above d,,rriI,j 'fS'"aWh.
said National Road one hundred fr,t Inn ttNA'hf q
back the depth OF the dwelling Lou,, 'vy..l1S
thereon, 4sls
Excepting, however, from the nal ,.,,.,
above described the part thereof ,,p,.1l %;
AdOlph Yoke to Henry X nr,. Ly de,I',g}% b
vember 9Th, 1873, recorded in bud ls.gSlAs
page w, being seventy tive feet lr,rr VA w. a
street adjoining Marshall on the rasl and wv ltlg
back To- Rn alley, 'N"4llg
The title Is believed to be perfect bat Twin.
vey only the title vested In mchy ~,.l II, ",.iNa
TERMS OF SALE-OnG hi ID ui Ill, rl.y,,N W Ngv
and Us much moTr rs the purchaser u.ay Al lItty
in baud, the balance In two rpual n.. iin't ta,A
SIX and twelve months with iuIgH,t f''1' H le al
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MARRIED,

FAWCETT-sCII ELLHAsE- Wednesday, OC'
toher %, 1881, at the residence Of the bFe'sparuntS
by Rev ", WldGman, Mr., JAMES !. FAwtE1T, Of
this city No cards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28

Wssttfas Liver Pills. have been the stand.
ard remedy fof malaria, liver complaint COS
tlEtntss, ETC., tot nifty years
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HlrtnN AEIlnnnle.lrrtl.

.TUMoRs, etysipeiaS, mercuriald diseases, scrof.
ulA aud general debility cured by "Df. Lind.
sey's Blood Seafchef.n
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commencing at $50 O'Clock v, me , '1's sgtea
Settled nrUperty, that IL Ia ny ~ .gmIssd
one.halfOl lot numbered seven ~ a'n,,IFl0li
one. In The addition to the city Nh''''s-
by Carroll and hker. .,,,....- ,,,..t,fi iil
CONWAY 9nly such lille a. Is vested 10 ms
deed Of trust aforesaid .,.,t..,.,,b,aril
and Ar much more "a the purchaser HP TI.,,5ph
IN hSni, Inc residue IN two equal ~, Ky 'li7a
Iii and twelve months RESPECTIVE! W.. .ari
tow ISy N sale, purchaser giving h.' ,gsls
~ d,eJ If tr,isi and policy Of inuunt. 'f'
proper! 'O' ''' WIN Il HUBBARD. IiN.p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", The following De.
SCrlbed property, that Is TO Ay; AcaHanpl0e a,
parcel oil ground In that Part u lhuuly
ohio county, In the addition tn aiI cts hMCii
by John Mcclure aud described O, follow R
ginning ut point where the ,oull line q INV La,
alley running pamllcl with and ,ouni Of mn
street strikes the National Rold ihJuucaOfs M
western line Of Aid mad south about seventy hi
more or less to Mn. Roach's line thence wgivih
MrS ROach's line one hundred and .iy,ymnr hi
more or less To Phillips line thence uuth Wlhali
Phillips line ffty.slx feet Ia the alley aioiead,
thence east with SAID line two huudndan and siltrn
feet mOru or less to the beginning, together viii
the improvements thereon.
Title believed good, but will convey Only tie
little vested In me by aid deed oi Trust
TERMs or SALE-Onc'thirl ui the purchase money
and IA much more as the purchaser may cgC,ad
In hand, the balance IN two equal in,tallmtNbG
six and twelve months with Interest iWmdiyd
sale, the purchaser giving notes scctrihy drl Il
trus, and policy Of Insurance Oh the property IN
the deferred payments. a,,u,
~ " HOWbYy Solicitor MI
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commencing at 1880 o'clock 4. VI, proceed 'oElEH
tha iront door OF the Court House Of ONO GlII.
West Virginia, to the highest gul bet o.li NM
following described property that lo,%il S.I
northeast one.half o. the east onCg,l g VA 4
numbered one hundred and tItyoi leagl'''iioi s
the city Of Wheeling laid OUT by bGler ai"ts ,t5,
Fawcett and Others, called kasl Nn,, ,tiaT,t,ts
south, Of the uniform width q lliIiy Ie,1 , Hg
feet 10 line running across said O' ana "''""'
Ills same Into two equal parts, ,.,.,,,t,t,ll
title believed good but selling Is i'a ~, gy IN
convey only such title "a isNesIed III p'" ''
"ST TIpWSov gIir-O ne.thlrd Of thcpurhHeh ~, I,
ard NJ much more as the purchaser mal t''..ssigs
hand, The residue in two equal ig'nlil,'yItS,,s
Snd Twelve months, with Interest it'4i gaj " INK
n,,,rhaSer giving notes. occurred By dg,u "
aHd UollCy Of insurance ior decrf.! li T,n.,,s
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1t :. - sTi; SALE OF ISLAND PROP

TNRUSTEE'S SALE Of ISLAM -"
i ERTY. ,,.sfsrs
By virtue Of deed Of Trust maze .fTts
lNsani Mary l. Douglass NJ. vie .r.tt st
JSted III February Oh Isl, mud tsgoa.'. glal
Of ihe CLERK Of the County Court a.. 70" /. 10,
West Virginia, IN Deed u TtilH wv, ,i6i 4
q, viii scii al public auction OF iI's ''''
The Court House oi aid county an .,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~. i1l. .... 2,I
commencing at 10 O'Clock : y, q. i.'.4 a're.
scfil,cti property that t. tugy .,iG .bir
fve irtt' Of LOT numbered one hNN, ..Iai tl
IN The addition 10 the ely Of ,%h.al. dloa1
OrloK A. Pane, on WhGclinE fI,tti0st
on The north piie Of Ohio NnDl ..u
0ne hundred aud twenty feet 10 5H rriJ las
Title believed good gli J wy @
,iiic vested In me by mil decd (. '..'. .-s aaty
WI TES SS o. siiEZ6ng ihitl q o.. . s..' -.
ndGmueh more Is the raT9 ,,..i ''. a.aphii
Y. Y G sHd iW STI ' month. viii a @ Ky i',i
oi ale. ihe purchaser giving hn'r r..nrn
Of trust on the properly ~ vi gWrll lfr'W,
~ ". CowprS. solicitor
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commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~. The iollnai..
estate, that Is to say; Lot, aud In ,'nsI Az
James Baker and James H. Mkuf, pil,,iill yyh
city Of Wheeling, situated on the Nh. y, " llr
more street; also lots D. I, s. q 10 H. i. IN v' I4
north half Of lots and II In square n gT agl ue
q, 7, s aud and north hall ui ut d In In 'sG '
John Il. Bakers addition To The r.W M WGT'y X ia
also the function Of lot Il in fust Wh.,lrF ",ylg
on the southeast corner VI 10Th aud H. I",A',d
fronting GO feet on 10Th street and uuu,n,l ,09si
the depth Of 10 feet toward Wheeling ESQ
the west 70 feet Of lot y, East WM,Ims 'EtASO
on 10Th street and running back toWanl Ws VHls
Creek to the depth OF 10 feet ""'"Ag
fractional lOi q, Fast Wheeling, W,llo,A-,
~ whole and IN three parcels. rari innyI.lIlNl
feet OH 10th street, and sold In the WAY ye,ir-,t@
most money. On the west Onulh.ul If ,aIiI,stae
good one story frame house, wa
The lots In said squares y and l}WlIllso1.,
separately and as whole and sold lima WayntIoa,
the most money, "''b
Lots 5 and . In square will he sod scp5n,a,
Title believed TO b. good but selling a, ig'S.,
shall convey only such titlrM is Vested In,'sI, u
the deed of trust GlOrGsaid,
TERMS OF SALE-Unc half cash and tbols'.r,,,
the purchase money payable In one tpIt wiI H., w.
terGst and evidenced by prumI,,uy iop T1i, w. y,
bO retained TIL all the purchase money /, ,S3 ~
satisfactorily secured. '-''~
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T7RUsTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL
TN1 pDDpERTY

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by ANNE ~.
loF, wife OF Robert Taylor, with Robert l9yM w
htE6and, and Rachel Birch H. ihr nNi',s,Hg,
tr,ISiec. dated June 10. 1870 and recorded ~ NV NJ
Office Of the Clerk Of the county ,olii \ SSoSS
county, West Virginia, III Deed Of Trust loS"'
pavn AT shall on
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TRUsTEES SALE.

By virtue OF deed Of trust made BY hdck p
WEIGH and AlmedIn, his wife to me as trustee,
dated the lith day Of June $50 and rrcoid.din
the Ohlce Of the Clerk Of ohio County Wet VIZ
EinIS, In Deed Of Trust Hook No. $, p0gc No. 4Al
scl Al public auction at the front door Of the (ouh
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 0, Isl,
commencing nj 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. the iolloHItgds'
scribed property, that is to say All Vie sulh
ore.hHlf Of the east OnChAlf Of tie lot nun
bgred one hundred aid sixty Of lhradlllOl 10 ihs
said city OF Wheeling laid out by pciCt imdi
JOhn Fawcett aud Others, commonly. called lml
Wheeling, addition being situate on tie Moth ni2
oiEeyenteenth street and having iig1i 90 sld
Stte9t Of thirty feet and running back llClWAlV
iect OF an Uniform width Of said front oe l,letln
ming through said lot east and west aud dltldlS
The same into equal parts,
Title believed tObc good, but selling Trustee
shail convey only such title rs Is vested lnheW
ihe deed Of trust aforesaid.
TERMS on sALE-Oncthih NJ tile ln'that
money, and "a much more rs the puirl@et ny
eiSrt ,!Ash In hand, the residue ~ two ciMl VI
stSilinent at six and twelve months ir'le'Nl,
with interest from day Of sale purchaser SWING
notes secured by decd Of trust upon TIE pNlcV
iotueie'''N ~. p. HUBBARD. Trdt.