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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-13
The Aurkrille Gmqnirer.
YORKVILLE, S. c.:
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. Is. 1881
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CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY.

Services will be held in the churches next
Sunday as follows:
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. Marion Oar
gan, Pastor. Services at Kings Mountain
Chapel in the forenoon at Yorkville in the
evening.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rev. R.
Latham, Pastor. Services at 103 A. M.
Presbyterian-Rev. T. R. English, Pastor
Services at the usual hours, morning and
evening.
Episcopal-Church ofthe Good Shepherd
Rev. R. P. johnson, Rector. The rector
will oficiate in the Church of Our Saviour
at Rock Hill next Sunday.
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SOIJTH CAROLINA NEWS.

- Governor Hagood has appointed Bart.
j. Witherspoon, master in equity for Lancas-
ter county.
1t is asserted that $3.50 worth of liquor
was sold in Abbeville, during the Christmas
holidays
During the recent bad weather, it is said
that one thousand pairs of rubber shoes were
sold in Greenville.
- An experienced gardner estimates the
damage to the market gardens in the vicinity
of Charleston, by the recent cold snap, ut not
less than $4,000.
- The Governor has pardoned John
Rodges, of Spartanburg county, who was SEN
fenced in October, 1879, to seven years i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary for grand lar
ceny.
In several sections of the State, persons
have been arrested and committed to jail. in
default of bail, for carrying concealed weap-
ons
- The census reports that seven of the eight
townships taken for remuneration in South
Carolina, show an aggregate population in
December of 1882, against 1898 reported
by the local enumerators in June last.
Stolbrand, the defeated Republican candi-
date for Congress from the Fifth District, has
notified Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken that he will
contest bis right to the seat Stolbrand al
leges fraud in the election.
Arrangements have been made for the
State to borrow from FIVE banks in Columbia
and Charleston, at 6 per cent. per annpm,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTS.

J. A. Mclean, Judge of Probate Citation-Ja
r. Cook, Applicant Dempsey Cook, de-
ceased.
John c. Kuykendal-York Drug Store Para
graphs.
Hunter, Oates Co.-Our New Business.
Latta Brothers-Family Groceries and Plantation
Supplies.
Kennedy Bros & Barron-Give Us New Year
Call.
Latimer & Hemphill- Clothing Selling on,
Withers Adickes-Begins 1881 with renewed In
tentions.
R. H. Glenn-Sherff' g Sale.
Herndon Brothers-$l0 reward-Wanted-Flo
Meal-Cow Feed-Tobaccos
Latimer q Hemphill-John Clark, Jr. q Cos
Best Six-Cord.
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FROZEN OVER.

During the recent cold spell, Catawba and
Broad rivers-the eastern and western bound
aries of York county-were frozen over for
the first time, it is said, in q years. The ice
on Broad river was sufficiently thick to sus-
tain mans weight.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN CHAPEL.

At the last session of the Annual Confer
ence of the M. E. Church South, Kings
Mountain Chapel, four miles north of York.
Vile, was attached to the Yorkville station.
The charge is now composed of the churches
at Yorkville, Philadelphia and Kings Noun
tain Chapel. By this arrangement each Of
the churches will have one morning service
every three weeks, and there will be service
in the church at Yorkville every Sunday
night. a
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SCARCITY OF FUEL.

The complaint Of scarcity of fuel, which
comes from many towns, does not apply to
Yorkville, unless it may be in a few extreme
cases. To the credit of wood-haulers- who
supply this place, it may be said that they
were disposed to furnish all they could, when
the weather would at all admit of hauling
and at prices but slightly in advance Of those
prevailing at ordinary times
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. Hyder A. D. Nicely, County Treasurer,
has moved to town, and will reside here per-
manently during his term of office. He
occupies the late residence of Col. W. G..
Beatty, deceased.
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bonds, will be more than counterbalanced by
the enormous increase occasioned by the ar
rearage pension act !; and, large as this increase
is on this account, it has not yet reached the
maximum.
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by sickness but will be regularly installed
at the next meeting.
Medical Examiner-Dr. J. F. Lindsay;
Trustees-J. F. Wallace, c., E. Spencer
James Mason.
The Lodge of Protection, or Knights and
Ladies of Honor, is an order similar to the
Knights of Honor, with the exception thai
Lady members are admitted. The Lodge o.
that order in this place also has good mem
bership. At the last meeting of the Lodge
the following officers were elected, and will b.
installed at the next regular meeting to.mor
row night:
R. j. Latta, Protector Mrs. Clara Dargar
Mclean, Vice. Protector; J. G. Ferguson
Secretary and Financial Secretary; T. G
Dunlap, Treasurer j. A. Mclean, Chaplain
Miss Annie E. Ferguson, Guide; W. j. Jones
Guardian R. R. McCorkle, Sentinel; DR.. ]
F. Lindsay, Medical Examiner.
AsOUTH CAROLINA BOOK.
WANIrA, A Novel. BY Mrs. Laura Gwyn, o
Greenville, s. G. Charleston: Walker, Evans
& Cogswel.
Mrs. Gwyn is favorably known as the wri
ter of verses, but we believe this is her frs
attempt at anything so pretensious as novel
The book contains many good ideas, thougl
the main interest Of the story centres in al
episode rather than in the main plot. TIL
STORIES OH TIMOTHY T1MBERsHINs, bount
in the same volume, depict the drollerie
of Down Easter, who located in the noun
famous parts of South Carolina, and Will
the stories abound in quaint humor ant
ludicrous situations, the pen.painting o
mountain scenery in the neighborhood o
Caesars Head and Table Rock is done il
master style, lending additional charm to tn
narrative, and bringing prominently to vie'
the magnificent mountain scenery of on
State.
Price, in paper covers, rs cents; bound il
cloth 81. Sent postage paid on receipt Q
price, addressed to Mrs. Laura Gwyn, Green
Vile, S.
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tice be done the blacks, and that the blacks
are not left to work out their own destiny
alone The Governor favors great provision
for public schools, and recommends putting
the school tax at twenty-five cents OH one
hundred dollars worth of property. Of
conviets, he says the entire number on Octo-
Der 3Oth was 993, which is considerably less
than at the elese of any of three previous
years. The workings of the system are satis-
factory. He speaks hopefully Of the pros
poets of increased immigration, and refers,
with approval, to scheme to utilize railroad
grants and adjuncts to roads. He takes
ground in favor Of the prohibition movement,
recommends appropriations for centennial
celebrations, and submits, without recommen..
dation, the proposition to compromise the
construction bonds issued for the North Car.
olina Railroad and lease of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad.
The Legislature of Tennessee organized by
electing w. B. Ramsay speaker of the House.
He is regarded as more of Greenbacker
than p Republican. The Republicans were
forced to accept the declaration of the War
rem Greenbackers and ignore the caucus
nominee, R. R. Butler, to prevent the elec.
tion Of a Democratic Speaker. The State
Credit and Low Tax Democrats acted in the
utmost harmony. The House organized on
the 9th by the election of all the remaining
officers. Stewart, (Dem.) from Polk and
Bradley counties, to whom a certificate of
election was not given on account of the dis.
agreement of the Governor and secretary of
State, and who was decided by the Supreme
Court to be entitled to his seat, was sworn in.
The Republicans have filed notice that they
will contest his seat The Senate on the first
ballo, elected Geo. H. Morgan, Low Tax
Democrat, speaker.
The Michigan Legislature organized under
the Republicans In the Republican caucus
Hon. 0. D. Conger was nominated for y. s
Senator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-24

SINCE Queen Victoria went to Scotland
for her annual visit has been pointed out,
as in part IN explanation Of the uncom.
promising hostility Of the Irish people 10
the British Government, that tho Irish have
had no catise for realization Of the fact that
their country actually has Queen as much
as has Scotland OF England. During the
forty.four years that Victoria has occupied
the British throne she has spent, It is said,
only twelve days on the Emerald Isle. Her
last visit was made In 1901, and she Inns
never made more visits than two.
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Traveller,
There are some queerqeople in the Cats
kills. The other day and a friend called at
the rip Van WtnkleH House got two milk
punches, two more ditto, and two cigars.
/ handed the elderly Ganymede behind
the bar s.. After much thought he handed
me back s. 40. "Youyemadea mistake"
said |. 'Thats SO" said he, after more
thought. Then he scooped in the S. and
left me the 40 cents That's another mis-
take, said !. After much deliberation he
pushed over the tive.doliar bill to me, and
said: "0h, pay when you come again" "But
I'm not coming again" persisted. That
troubled him. With great mental effort
he figured up for full minute, The com
pound arithmetical problem was too much
Tor him. "0h, take a drink and call II
square" said he. Queer people, the Cats
killians. In one respect they are like the
peace OF God-they pass all understanding
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PresIdent Arthur thus Far.

President Arthur is mo orator as Brltui
was" but he has the gift Of expressing
himself clearly and concisely, His address
at Yorktown was a good specimen Of
American ontory, Of the business order
going straight to the point, and stopping in
an eloquent manner when It got there
The President has acquitted himself, or
the whole, in u marvellous way since he
has been President. 1t has been rather On
apprehension Of what he may do thar
anything he has done which has caused
disquietude and anxiety in the party
Chicago Tribune,
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TnE citizens Of Weston pay sl.S5 tax or
the 500 this year. State tax, 20 cents
State school tax, 10 cents; county tax, 10
cents; corporation tax, 80 cents, and district
school lax, 30 CENTS Weston Democrat
This Is 10 cents above the sum total here
Now that the School Board have fixed The
school and school building tax for this
year at 20 and 10 cents respectively, OIL
city tax will be 50 cents for city purposes
and 80 cents for school purposes. Add to
this so cents county tax, 20 cents State tax
and 10 cents State school tax, and VIC have
a total Of 81 B8 on the slOO.
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Your memory is bad, perhaps; but cur
tell you two secrets that will cure the wors
memory. One Of them is to read subjec
when interested; tho other is not to read
but to think, When you have read {
paragraph or page, stop, close the book, ant
Try to remember the ideas Of tho page, an(
not only call them vaguely to mind, bu
put in words and speak them out, Faith
fully follow these two rules, and you hayt
the golden keys to knowledge.
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The grape crop in this vicinity has been
gathered safely, so far as we learn, and been
shipped In good condition. Mr.. L. Spence
finished the gathering Of bis crop OR WedhCS.
day, and II amounts to thirteen and half
tons. He sold II for five cents per pound 10
Cincinnati parties. MI. A. Newland's cfon
was about the same IN weight, but he eot
FIVE and half cents per pound. The crop Il
nearly q third less than last year.-Adriins
FerrB Tiftet
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A GOOD BAPTIST Clergyman Of Bergen, n.
Y, n strong temperance man, suffered with
kidney trouble, neuralgia and dizziness al
most TO blindness, over two years after he
was told that Hop Bitters would cure him, be-
cause he was afraid OF and prejHdiCed against
"Bitters." Since his cure he says none need
fcar but trust in Hop Bitten MwEkw
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THE State Fair should not now be crili
ciSed. The project was begun late and I'm.
der discoutaging circumstances, yet has
proved success. II true II Is not yet a
'Stdle Fair, but the managers can and will
make L one. Asa proof their stock can.
not be bought at paf.-PdtkaabEg Sentinel
COrneapondence.
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clocks and watches were luxuries obtain
able only by the richer classes Of society
the announcing Of time by means Of bells
was well enough, but at present it simply
serves tosnnoy people who are unable e
sleep in the immediate yicity Of a church
because Of the huge bell being rung at 5 o.
8 o'clock in the morning, presumably fol
the benefit Of those who wish to attend ser
vice at those hours. In Philadelphia thu
nuisance has been suppressed BY law.
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DIED.

HARVEY-on Sunday afternoon, October o.
1881, at o'clock Lucy O., infant daughter Of VIM
ahd Annie Harvey,
Funeral from the residence oil her parents, No. lSa
Sixteenth street. on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
Intcment at Peninsula Cemetery.
Cameron, W. Va, Of paralysis Of the brain, after q
short illness, JOlIS T. MCdANS, In the 36th year OIL
hiu
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ClTY or WHEELING
LOAN nE 1881 Al.2 PER CENT BONDS

nv virtue Of the authority. vc,icl ~ .We,,j 40
dInance Of the City Of Wheeling 'll..'i,ssrcfbs4l
Ordinance 10 provide for the .s,r RllI ss 'iard
III The City Oi Wheeling 10 b. GLoNW ~, tBsnd
iSSi, and Tor the redemption ana Sii,rai Wbctla
paESel by tho Council Of the H'ii IVY ,,ia bylt
m te 2h day Of August, ISL h'I ia',,ii0g lyIa
1uaiiReI voters Of said city 81 4lI Ii@p tbsf
M jTth dny Of September, ~, we N,,,W,o Enk 4
day Of November, 1881 a! llc kA,'i i,., tifgA
Wheeling, IN The city Of Wheeling. W ,1sarg 10 b
Mi tic 60nls iSiicd under H'ii ViiI'' gTd IL )
ElS6cSt bidder iOr cash lacl ill I ,arI At D,
willing and addressed " TIE u t...ns Soh
mice n tic CLERK of the Ny VI MH', ,,, lt. 10
ioT aid bonds will bC received a' , '' iafEy
theft mar value. Said bonds gis ,gVI ar ~
he amount Of sibt 800; sIbgn WI ", En,to, q! b,
,isnSininaiion Of SltG each! s," .gn""iI'g mod
Decentralization ii $40 CNCh and ~, ..',l jmme
Si ihe denomination Oi slml, nUl9,',,l SMenf
Ia issi. md arc payable on OF gloit y, N. att
iSi1 Al sNid Hank and bear inter, %, 'Tlt ~
ioiit and Onehalf per cent l~f hIm,iir1m st!yE
valve any 5ns or more q said i"9'l IN i,Ety aflaA
limo after iho lat day Of So'cRiyo0' iOSE..,
III HuIRkIh'
F.r JEls0N.,a
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MIL Site.


LOST CREEK, Harrison County, W. Va.
The citizens of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com
pany with capital to come and build first
class FLOURING Mill. Coal and water In
abundance. Situate on tho line OF tho G., w
& @. Il. r, For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or DaniGl
Bassell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county
". Va.
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tits London Lancet is making vigorous
war on the silly and wholly indciensible
practice which still obtains in European
cities Of ringing church bells atall hours Of
the day and night In the days when
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srtcipE is not more sinful than neplectipp
4 Cough. For only % cents you can buy 4
bottle Of Df. gnll's Cough Syrup and be
saved from death, S "
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GILCHREsT ROUNDS On Wednesday after
noon, October 10, 1881, at the residence OF NJ
Joseph Stewart by Rev Dr., Cunningham, Mr.. WIN
" dIIrlinIsT, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, formerly o.
Whecling) to Mis- ADDIE H. ROUNDS, Of this city
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commencing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, tile iollautr, i.
scribel propeTS That Is to Syi Acrrain pcs. I y,
ohio county, In the addition to Nid civ "Tg',I'ts
by John Mcclure and described a, M y~" gl'
ginning a. point WHERE n south line q tbe N,
pOtStrikes the National Road. hrnrr , H. iia
western line Of said road south ulupl .,T @g le
more or less 10 Mn, RORGl's line. tbrrrr w,.,S w
MR, ROaCh's line one hundred and ,ytr.,Gs nv vVl
more or less 10 Phillips line; theme n"rih us ~
Phillips line llfty'six feet 10 tie ary siI , w
thence east with said Iine, two hmdudahd ,I S
the improvements thereon. VIA
Title believed good, but yIllconycy onlr n,
Terms or SALE-One.thiNl the riHbss,r...-
and " much more rs the purchaser may M, wv
In hand, the balance In two equal in,t0lmr,,,,n,.,
six and twelve months with Interest inmdsyJ
sale, the purchaser giving notes secured Iy Je}
trust and policy OF insurance on the bn,r SiI \.
the deferred payments ''''|
W, II, CALDWELL Triv..
W. " CnWnRN goiIriinr "''' 'W'm
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

p virtue Of deed OF 4us, mad. d.
brin % me a. trustee, dated the sIst az !tSoA O.
leeg, and reeorded In the OH Ia M 4 ot ,NaieA
me SoqnEy Souft u Ohio county, We,i W. W. EEK d
Deed Of Trust Book No, II, page ''illsina, IN
public auction, 9t the front d6of AZ mai sel a
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on vac NvsH lGpA,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lar,t Is,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. " The IN,
estate, that Is TO say; LoIs ana q ~, ewing nal
James baker and james r. Baker, Aid, tlale Ia
city Of wheeling, situated on the al i,foA 70 lie
more street. Also lots Q, 9, 10, IL 10 W o. l4lu
north hall OF lots and II In square u N 44i he
an1 anu north half oi lot M sg,. ~ %
John n baker ABOLITION 10 the city N WI'e n 10
also the fraction OF lot u In East Wiz, Wheeling
on hekoutheaSt corner OF iglh aSI 'WvHI situated
fronting 60 feet on 18th street ana Nh r,t
the depth OF 10 feet toward WhrcjiI' W t9ck 70
the weat y feet Of lot - last WArII., tgk s,sl
on 10th street and running back lgv'tr ~ lIuI,ls
Creek 10 the depth Of 40 feet, '"'' NAes.ts
Fractional lot 81, East Wheeling NINA.
as whole and In thlcr panel, r1, W Offend
feet OIL 18th street, and sold In TN No. l9llng o
most money, GU the west Onu,lhifi ~, vN9Iius Tie
good one story trIme house, '' '1N IOlh "a
The lOtA IN Aaid squares y aud n wnt.
separately and Us AWhOle and sold In , N.Y. u.s. 9lgid
the most money. ""' Welding
LotsS and . In square will he sod ,e,.-.,,
Title believed TO bO good. but ,clliig, aN,alty
khAll convey only such title Us IS y,,,rT ,Wa''yel
the deed OF TRUST aforesaid. ''" VI lv v
TERMS OF SALE-One,hnlf cash nplth.,.,
terest and evidenced By promIs,ory ,' 'i giih h
be retained Till all the purchase ir',. v' lllt .
satisfactorily secured. F~ldW
| n ut.Sr,
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YNRUsTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL
ING PROPERTY.

Byyirtuo Of decd of trust made by Joeph "
GOfiter and Catherine, hiswlie.lo my 0, lTlNg
dated tho 18th day Of March 1910 aud TlVIlei, u
ihc oliCe Of tie Clerk Of the County tout Of VR0
aiurty. West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust lHot NO
cga 8O7 IshRli sell at public at Ihe lT NJ.
door Df the Court House Of Ohio county West VIZ
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Y0pT,;
i. WHEELING PROPERTY. 'VhIH
~ virtue &c, q ,d deed q trust made by yJi,,
trustee, dated June 10th 1870 aiI,l n,rty mcN
office Of the Clerk Of tie County C,|, gcl IL Tie
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of T1,'i NJ " uhO
10, page AZ, Will sell ut public anr rt r~E NJ
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio Conny ~ %.
Virginia, OH ''"Hy Wet
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NEM ApYRRrlsEMRnTs

mo LoAN-saO,OOO ON GOOD CITY
y seal ssfats. ". J. ". coYDES, IA Chap
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FULTON PROP.
i EHTY.
by Virtue oil deed Of trust made by Adolph
Yoke and CAharlne YoCkO, his wife, to me ~ trs.
tee dated February 18th, 1877, and recorded In the
county West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
H. page o. will sell at public auction at the front
door az the Court House Of said county mn
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TRUsTEE'S SALE,

n
wB SEHGe o. GGSGG o. trSI iaalc BY hiht
dated the iIti day Of June I'LL, onI Y r ~ ggT
the Ollce Of the Clerk Of Ohio County, Wst w.
giniA, In Deed Of Trust Book No. s, page I'd ,l'n
sell al public auction Mt the front ln0foitle f'ps
HOuAe Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on ''''
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1851
0o,,,,.o,oIr,, a, IN o,o,ocl, n.o 'V,h
CoI I,S w Snt a; w. lhe i9iGWhgdh
Manal%siI oNsI nnc,h"f "St ~, lnt sun
E SnSc, one hundred and XIV OF c o5 S 10y huT,
gaId city Of Wheeling laid out by lEjcf Yamg'
John Fawcett and Others, commonly called ENI
Wheeling, addition being situate on the HOrh N,
Of sCVentCenth street and having trout on MI
icet Of an Uniform width Of said front to IRe TS
ming through Bnid lot east and west and dividItr
the same into equal parIS,
Title believed to he good, hut selling rs lngttI
shall convey only such title as Is vested Ia NE 81
the deed OF trust aforesaid.
money, and as much more rs The purchaser mar
elect, cash In hand, the residue IL two equal Ii.
with Interest from day Of sale, purchaser riyibs
notes secured by deed Of trust upon the PHleri
'O' U' W. p. HUBBARD, Trustee
WIZ. HAILER, Auctloneer an
TNRTtGTEEiS SALE OF EAST WHEEL.
1Sn nnnpppTv '''''' ''''''''
Il ING PNoFEkri'
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust maicb by Annie 1ay.
lor, wife Of Robert Taylor, with Robert TyIof hti
husband, and Rachel Birch, TO the undersigned
trustee, dated June 10, $50 AMI recorded Ia he
office OF Che Clerk o. the county ColH q Chio
G Gogn n, sSn,i IN :" wv" y" ''"'' "'OA ~"
p0eV q Tt,nEtv ,,ovr,,pvp ,.,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o M,
commencing ut 1880 o'clock 4, ", proceed to sll d
the front door Of the Court llong Of 0hio gon1Iy,
West Vlrginia, to the highest 9nh best bidder d,
following described properly, that Is to say All l0
northeast Onehalf d the Gnst Onehali Of The IA
numbered one hundred and sixty tlcaditl1lO
The city Of wheeling laid Qg! by Refer Yan9ll, IoAa
FaYCett and OthGE, called East Wheeling, MynRa
front on ALLEY II Of thirty feet and running thcis
south, o! tho uniform width Of lhIHylccl, NV
ieet 10 q llIe running across said lot and dyIdAg
The same Into two equal parts, ,-....,,.,
onntnv nnIv sIi1iI titlD ls Ia vested In ME by Md