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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03

The i,..',;ence OF their teachings
extended beyond the limits OF their
IT, pity. 1t ll;id It's effect upon
EVEN In it.ssa1l's and champions of
s,asiee';s. Il entered like IL two edged
sword the very vitals Ct lie Sher-
nuns. the Grants, the Til,len5 and
III nasards.
Ard low stands the question Of
trrretl.ttion OF tile bonded debt to-
n.y.
- r4-sa..t,. Of half 4 dozen
s,aiwstF. .,lern.. .'sers, the wlrl"
hai.t,. ii,ethl.. iNk away like
fli..' ID i Lee. fna ilii- y, \.
4 ,ll.,,s iii. l.t..- li.i Ill, II tnae Com
mite. 81 - Hlalr lay" ai.r;cd
II amendment, eulsiitiairi, clipping
the WINS OF Noou's Rcfnnding bill,
~ providing that the rate III interest
I'LL not exc ii ! pei .eait, and that
the bonds stlal 4. payable ut the
pleasure of iha government III any
INC utter ife gears tiiisteai OF 10 or
40 and that I'LL the silver IN the
treasury and all tie gold except
~ 900 onO held for presumption
purposes, shall be paid ont iii ex-
tinr,,j.hmcnt Of the bonds which
mature next wear. This Is so COM
plete IL ,lea,h.hlow to the original
Funding bill that comparatively it
may be regarded Us magnificent
victory.
It Is also reported that any scheme
FOR releasing the national banks
IRON, tasntia,,. even to the extent OF
,loiar away with the use of stamps
IN cheeks. i looked upon with SO
mn.h ,lisgayor that II viii not even
he ursel III the present session.
III other words. the ttrccnbackers
have GOT the Shvloeks ION the run!s
'rhe bond sharks are becoming
ha,lly ,,cmolalircd.
There i. CONSERVATION in their
camp,
There i weeping and wailinp
among the untaxed coupon clippers
Their only hone from utter rout
lie. in the United States Senate. al
The veto of il mendacious president
Eut 30 not mistaken. Though
tnmuornrily defeated. they arc not
tl,strnyed, They will rally again
an,l ,.s,r, !, atlar sel,omns
n, ,hn Gr.snl,,er nar,v then l.
In. ,ha credit 81 nn,n;nv som. md
nr.xanting nther acts IF robbery AND
n,n,,,l.r =
They remon.tiya,, silver
~ .aral RI. III, ~ Tho ,raop.
ha.L
rher have nnaouhte,llv saved IN,
n.anie from ,h,. curse oY y ncrnetnai
aaht
rhav have exnose,, tho frauds and
corrnnt;nne IF the two old nolitica'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
MI HOLSTEIN HEED

Is composed Of three aniraa,s, one Pull and tive
females.
GILMAN tsei>. isa.ls tie i.esdaad was ca'y.a
March - 1875. Sir.saa consul t3fal. sf-ni lire
Dictator fss.. Dam. Ialtirl Us. sta G5l. Grand
dam. Zuider Ise .fai. 2sitler zee ath eaSed
Nara 9Th iS,l. eG.er. hack ard Naite tisi. Sire
Van Tramp ,5a. Dam imported. Iaidef Zee to2.
won ;ilst prize 1t New Eng'a,la Agricultural
society. 1871. - aud IS: Illinois Stat. fair, In
1876 aud -. sweepstakes in 1878 an1 -.
tI.aax. ~ - moatitt weighed 15s6as. lbs
TENS are black ard white, either eoie: my pre-
dominate. They originated II ie.ai. ihs great !.
t,t country In fhc world for bntt-f aaa beef. apd
have been bred there for over 80 YEAR.. esl,cci-
.ai.s inr these combined qualities unt!s thes have
ms, tile cattle ae led ai' n,.r ;n ifeh rrairies
oI tie West III improve orr carte. aisi i.,aEe
large increase In our nfndaeslas II rail- and
hsti. The hal hood. grow ~ arsa Il. fit l.s,a.S
and asc invariably .eaai iaiifsfs. Grade lio'-'
stem hnif..s So. In Ii.as,s... eatsin. Two III caI
III So 10 fss. aid .e RAJ iel ileia Is Taitl.
IN Increasing. l.oss;i'i,is ar" tsassiha'iy rate
ans 'p.ti. In disposition. A vicious iiosfei. i
rarely known.
ure ; u
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Mead Notice.
20 al, WhOm II Nav Conc ern:

TO all Whom II May Gone ern:
The commissioner appointed TO view and
yacate Il portion Of a highway, commencing ut
East end Of Howard street, In Harris addition
to Vernon springs, In Vernon springs township,
In Howard county, running Themes southeastern
~ To East line oi the southwest quarter OF sec-
tioA No. 81 -9,-l,. and known and plated AZ
Road Nh. : ana IL, In Road book af Howard
county. Iowa, has reported In favor OF the VA
cation thereof, and ni objections thereto or
claims Tor damages must b. filed In the Audi
tors Office GA or before noon OF the 9Th day of
April, A. u. 1881, ar such highway Will he va
Gated without further reference thereto.
Dated creSf0, Iowa, Jany. ~, 1881.
1hu JOHN T.. PECK.
County Auditor
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TO QUIT BUSINESS.

Bargains for Everybody. Tell
your neighbors and friends and call
soon. One years business in Crcsco
has proven pleasant AMI profitable
and beyond our expectations, but as
We need Our entire time to devote t.
our rapidly increasing trade ut Dc
corah us well as to our Large Whole
Sale trade i'm the Weston States;
which iii orr Sth year OF eypeia nee
has never been so good As the PAST
SEASON. so we have decided to close
out our Store here. but not until We
first give some liberal Bargains to
our customers, for We fully apprece-
ate the liberal patronage extended
rs from the start and now we pro-
pose 10 close out our ENTIRE
| STOCK Of Boots, Shoes and Rub
hnes
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Is STRONGLY ENDORSED.

We have the most uneqnivoca! testimony 10
its curative powers from many Fer.Gns af hiTh
charac: en-, III; ig'tcc ana responsibility. Our
book, sslIo@ /. he Mas Saved" giving the hleto-
rs or this hew discovery. and age record ~
most re,i.ra: be euitS sent free. write Tor IL.
AVS KINNEY PADS are sold by druggists.
or vii be sent BY hiaii lfiee OF postage, On re-
r.ipt Of taeir III, =: Regular. S2uo; special. for
obstinate case, III long standing, s3N: Sht.dfrnS
$3.50. Address, DAls KIDNEY PAD c.,
TOLEDO,O q.
CAUTION. uo "wang K e, ins if paa.
LOW sct li.g a sac on onr reputation. We deem
il ti,,e the ai,,,csed To warn thsin Ask far DAYS
KINNEY Pan, 1 Ike no other. and you viii nut DC
def sivcsi
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MILK RECORD ~ SIX rrRs COWS.
POL.fND CHINA BO.iR, SUCCESS

breed the Black Beauty strain. strictly IN
Inc and keeptwo breeding bears. Success AID
biel Swiyaler have II Sous In zig. anaWil have
Aprii pigs that can sell CHEAPER thon the
same stock can be bought for 1T any other place
In tie coaR,ry. My pigsare al eligible TO tie
r. e. Il.
SHEEP.
/ have lne .h.as. 4 few fun hoods. ana asd
!. grade CotsNolu: my Two Year Old ram. Major
weighed this fan 32s ihs., ara sheared last spring
II lis or wool.
POULTRY.
Ny Poultry are Partridge coelins, rum Coch-
ms. and Light Bramahs. Of the DIR. Barnes stock
AZ WaukOn; also three pairs OF pcac0cks, two
pairs for sale. Ut sc per pair. or Eggs for $500.
BULLS FOR SERIICE.
MARQUIS OF ORLEANS, 10 insure. $500.
Ho;s,.in Hun CLIMAX. toinsule. 5000.
shall exact money nj time Of service or con-
litional note, to be void IL COW does not prove In
calf will pay $40 for every calf got by climax,
NJ 3 days Old, which does not have tho color and
markings OF the full hoods, no matter what the
color or breed of the dam may be. Pasture at
reasonable prices for cows from distance.
Address CHARLES 1RAPSER.
Creseo, Iowa.
Stock farm 5 i miles 1sy1
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VICK,S
Illustrated Floral Guide.

For 1881 Is an Elegant Book Of 40 Pages, On
Golered Flower Plate, and GOO Illustrations. with
Descriptions ~ the best Flowers and Vegetables,
and DirEtioas Tor growing. Only 10 cents. In
English or German. II you afterwards order
seeds deduct the III cents
NIck'S SEEDS are the hest In the world. Tie
FLokA! GrInE viii tell how 70 get and grew them
yick's Flower and Vegetable Gnrdca. lis
Pages, i Cu.Oged Plates, 5tU EngIaviLgs. For
~ cents IN paper covers Si.OI In elegant cloth.
III German or English
Siek's illustrated Montbl, N&g.xine-as Pages
colorcd Plate In every number AMI many line
TngravingS. Price Sl.5 year: Five Copies for
.a,0. Specimen Nuiabers sent Tor I'D cents: B
trial copies for - cents. address,
i3tlD JAMES WICK, Rochester. y. !.
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A LECTURE TO YOUEG HEn
On the Less Of
MANHOOD

Lecture ON the Mature. Treatment, and RAdi.
cal cure OF seminal Weakness. or Spcrmator-
rhtra, Induced by Sc.f-.huse, involuntary Eni-
issiuns, Impottncy. Nervous Debility, ard Inl-
pcdim. nts 70 Marriage generally; CONSUMPTION,
Epiiepsy. md FITS; Mcnt.t ard Phyaica! Inca-
pacity, &c.--Ry ROBERT j. CIiNEiNE Ils II.
b., author OF The s.Green Book" at.
Tne world-rcnowned author, In this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves iruin his own eAnn-
encc that the awful consequences Of SelT-Abu>e
may he efrcctualiy removed without dangerous
surgical operations, buugies, Instruments. rings,
or cnrdials. poiating out a mode OF cure ut onse
certain and effeclu,l, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself ch'.aply, privately and radically.
EEL This Lecture will prove boon 10 thous-
aids and thousands.
sent, under seal, In plain envelope, TO any
address, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERWELLM MEDICAL Co;
II Ann ST., New York.; POST OFFICE
BOX 1856. 322
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+. -ooo7S':::s s.
OF
BOOTS SHOES
AtLesS Than

AUCTION PRICES at Hayward's
Shoe Store for the next 81 days. En-
tire stock to be closed out Regard
less Of cost,
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UIL..h i,Y AJTiLEaT.
VIII ch supplies " .nt mon cf eminent ability
have devoted ye,ra a study ani experiment II
Eni-a tet.i,e fer disc. Of the Kidneys. Blxd.
ser. Urinary Organs sud Nervous system AMI
II in the time oi 4. discovery hts iapid.y ln-
iitienec OF medical men aud those who have used
Ii: IL l. * b""oin fsvoriic witi, ali Classes and
wherever introduced has superseded All Ota.r
ueat,aaEtS. In shot. such Is it, intrinsic merit
AID superiority, that IL Is now the only rccag-
III. 81 r..li .h.n rILlc liN
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EISg...;;...::s Or THE kidneys

are the ni,sL prevalent q .ngc.Das ard fa.al A.
.eciicn III Il s.'iet Mathiii, ard 30 varied and
iasi.iials Il ti.cir cii.r-d y, that psrons ofsen
Nn.ierf Tor Il laa. tine before Knowing what ais
il-m i he iuus; T.ial tc. t1ssfc ssIlp:pMa are
II. dual w.s;iag CIV I, o. The Nh0,I body; pain
I'LL III. 4a.., 49, y. .nl.sS. Weak. y be. eS-
aa,aeu rca .iss: lo-str appetite and afaad -
es.t ci.e; .r2nty and painful III charge II .ari-
q: -. clor-d u Inc. IN shiity tur.tln or esIsi
the u.ine ni'.utc Nhrsds nr ass In the urine;
art, whsn III ui~e.s>a Is of luHg duration, there
II lnacn ella,iat.on ara general nervous no-
.ian
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
CLEAN AND new
NOBODY

can afford to go barefootcd and no.
body can afford to buy Boots and
Shoes anywhere else than at
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THE ONLY CURE.

We say positively, and without fear ~ CONT.
iictsol that DAYS klnNki PAD is the first
and OILY i9faibn cure for every icrm.of Kidney
disease IL Is TIE bet remedy yet discovered
,Gi this complaint, and mere tNcctuai In It's
| uicratlrn than an. oticr tls atnienf. BY nsin.
| faithfully ard per i.enily ease ~il he found
| ~ nyte!a,ea a. aot 10 Yield 10 It's powerful
lI.lf I'M. l.aS
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How ii Was Done.

How do you manage" said a lady
To her friend, TO appear SO happy
and good natured all the time? y" l
always have Parker's Ginger Tonic
handy, was the reply, and thus
easily keep myself and family in
good health. When I am well I al
ways feel good natured." Read about
il in another column. feb.
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Maggie had then been starring for some
time-say five years-which would bring
her pretty close up to fifty, We suppose.
But what's the difference about her age
as long as she looks and acts so piquant ?
There are people, you know, whose sin
finite variety age cannot wither nor custom
stale" and Maggie is perhaps entitled to
be considered one OF these, although late
theatre goers do say that she is not just as
fresh and attractive us she once was, They
have seen so much OF her specialtics land
they say that her specialties run into each
other SO much, even when she has new
plays that they do not please as they once
did.
However, Maggie is a remarkable wo
man. This much everybody must con
cedc. She began early and has held her owl
well.
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How old /. Maggie Mitchell.

stCubcnvilc Herald.
Nobody in this neck Of the woods can
answer the question, nor can the writcr,al.
though llc interviewed Mr.. II. I. Paddock
her husband, last night, for the express
purpose Of finding ont. The gentleman
said he couldn't tell her age. II was a
state secret, She was born III Fulton
street, New York, in eighteen - and some.
thing, and was married in eighteen sixty
seven, thnt was nll the information attain
able. Tho stories that she is past fifty,
however, are not true, nnd we should say
that iorty.ilve summers will comprehend
the spun Of her existence. She has two
children, boyNnd girl, Fanchon and Marie,
both ut school In the East. Her hair Is
golden md her eyes black, and she is as
cute as Mrs. Paddock, almost as she Is as
Fanchon, SO that her acting is largely see.
Ond nature with her. Her husband ia II
good looking, plainly dressed gentleman,
with dark linir and mouRtaChc, oi most
agreeable manners, and thinks "NIarviep
Is the brightest little possession In the
world. lie never talks "shor, "hc saws.
unless he is called on to do Il. We are
sorry we cannot answer the question which
heads this article to the satisfaction of all
otir readers and ourselves,
II Is not for us to say how old Maggie is
but we may remark In connection with the
Hruldsgucss as to her Nge, that she played
rs a star here in Wheeling, in the old
Athencum building, in the spring Of 1856.
That was over twenty-five years ago, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-15

Mr. S. r, Niles Tor more than twenty
years has devoted himself with great nbil-
Ity and success to the business Of advrrtis.
ing in the newspapers in all parts Of the
country. During this long time he has not
only built upa large and prosperous bust.
ness; but, has gathered to himself hosts Of
friends, who will wish him continued sue.
cess in his new location in the substantial
granite building owned by Harvard Col
sgc 25G Washington street, over Little,
Brown 4 Co. Advertising is u great sci.
encc, and though recognized MS an una
vOidablc expense in the prosecution OF any
enterprise, still there are but few who
really appreciate its immense importance
or realize the wonders it is capable OF per-
forming. Managed with experience, skill
and Iibcmlity, We do not believe there was
cycran instance known where it did not
yield great returns. From our long bust
ness and personal connection with Mr..
Niles, we know that he is IL master Of the
Nrt Of advertising that his judgment and
advice in advertising may he relied upon
that he has been repeatedly intrustcd
with the PRONUNCIATION Of great enterprises,
and that he enjoys the confidence and re.
spcCt OF the newspaper press and the pub
lie to an extent which it is an honor ior
any man to POSSESS Ho:iOn Journal.
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Mn.hIngton, Pa, CentenniaI.

From the Observer.
Tuesday next will bca day to be rcmcm-
bcrcd and marked with white. stone, Tor
on that day our town will enter upon the
second century OF her existence 1t may
not be generally knowIRthat the county is
older BY almost seven months than the
county seat; vet so it is, Washington coun-
ty was organized March 2S 1881, but the
town oi Washington was not laid
out till October Is, ISL. One
hundred years backward from the
time OF our county centennial the land
upon which the town is built was embraced
in farm within the limits Of South Stra-
banc township; consequently We were en-
titled to participate in the late celebration
only us IN integral part OF the county. As
u town we will not nitain ouriull rcntnry's
growth until Tuesday next, tho 18th inst,
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The above sale Is al journCd to Saturday, October
1. 1851. nj 10 O'Clock AN. T. J, lIuGuS,
1880 Special Commissioner,
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ClTY OF WHEELING
LOAN or 1881 4 ~ PER GENT BONDS,

BY virtue Of the authority vested In lis by an or
dnnnCe Of the cry Of Wheeling, entitled IAN
Ordinance To provide for the Issue and Ale NJ bonds
Of the city OF Wheeling, To he known Hs bonds u
ISL nnd for the redemption aud payment thereof"
passed by the Council ii the Slld City Of Wheeling
on the 2d day Of August, lSS, and ratified by the
qualified voters Of said city ut IN election held Oh
the 18th day u September, 1851 We will on the Isl
day Oi November 1851, ut the Exchange IMnk u
Wheeling In the City Of Wheeling West Virginia,
sell the bonds issued under said Ordinance 10 the
highest bidder for cash Each bid must 10 IN
writing md addressed to the undersigned at the
office Of the Clerk 0ithG CITY Of Wheeling No bid
for said bonds will be received at Il rate less than
their par value. Said bonds nIO coupon bonds to
the amount Of sl6l iO0 SO 90 thereof aru Of the
denomination Of slUO Cach; S.0JOO thereof Of The
denomination Of StO cnCh nnd the residue thereof
Of the denomination Of 1000, numbered from ono
To 500 inclusive. Said bonds are dQtCl November
ls 1851 and nrc payable on or before November LIST,
lNl, At nld Bank, and bear interest at the rnle Of
four nnd One.hHlf per cent per annuT The City
Of Wheeling reserves the right to redeem ut lis pnr
value my one or more Of said bonds on or at any
time after the LIST day November IN the year 1871
JNO. ]. JONES,
s. i. lllLDRETll,
+. I. JEPSON,
OOl Commissioners.
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Dr. Hayes, formerly President OF Wash
ngton College, is pleasantly located at
Denver, Colorado, as a Presbyterian Minis
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

NISElcpattmpn Of study; text books furnished
penScs for one ycnr from STA to s2O: nOlsCCtarIan
libeml thorough. Fall term begins SETPESIRER
:, 1881. Attendance last yeHr from y counties Of
West virginia and from States and Territories
VlOuS
~ For catalogues and other information nprly 10
the Acting President, D. d. PURlNTON, Morgan.
town West Va 90
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
CathariuO SChWCItZer, adm, &C.,
w. In Ch1nCeFy,
Mary Louise oshc, ctal
BY virtue Of decree Of sud Court entered In tho
above entitled cause on the I'D day Of August A.
THURSDAY, TIE Goth DAY OF sEPTEMBER
A. y. 1881,
beginning ut 10 o'clock a; m, proceed to sellat pub;
lie auction Ut the front door Ol the Court House Ol
Ohio county, ", Va, the following described real
estate that Ii TO say The north hnf Of the south
half Of Lot No. H. situated on the casl side VI Main
street Centre Wheeling. with all the Appurte:
nnncCs thGrcuntO belonging, (haying on II good
twOaglOTy brick hOusc)
Terms Of salC-OnC.hRlf Of tho purchase money
cash IN hnIpl and the balance payable IN one year
with interest and evidenced BY prOmsSOry motto
with good personal security. Title 70 bc retained
ill the purchase money Is paid or Till the further
O'U'' VI '''' TT. HUGUs,
WV. II. HALLER, Special Commissioner
AuCtIOneGr Ru30
The above sale is adjourned TO Saturday October
/, 1881, ut ~ O'Clock 4. N, T. J. llUGUS,
seJ0 Special commissioner
The above sale Is adjourned 10 SATURDAY, OC'
''''''' ~ r. J. IIUGus.
oci Special Commissioner.
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COmmCnCingat 10 o'clock 4. ~, the following dc,
scTibed property that Is To say: certain piece or
mr'Clo ground IN that rnrt Of the city 0i Wheeling,
ohio county In the addition To said city laid ont
by John Mcclure aud described Us follows Re-
ginning at Il point where the south line u the first
aiiry running parallel with nnd south vi High
street strikes the National Ruad; thence along tho
western linz Oi S1j road SDub about seventy feet
more or les to Mr. ROaCh's line thence west with
Mrs R0Ach's line one hundred and Stxty.thpG feet
uurr OF less to Phillips line; thence north with aid
PHILLIPS line fity.siX feet u the Nlcy aforesaid
thence east with said line twO hundred Nnd sixteen
feet more OF less TO the beginning, together with
the improvements thereon.
Title believed good, hut will convey only tho
title vested In me by said deed Of trust,
TERMS ~ sAIE--Onc.thId Of the purchase money
and us much more as the purchaser may elect cash
In hand the balance IN two equal installmCntS ut
SIX and twelve months, with Interest from day Of
sale, the purchaser giving notes secured by deed Of
trust aud policy Of Insurance on the property for
the deferred payments. ,,.,,,,,,,
W 1 " COWDES Solicitor OCI
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DRUGGISTS.
DENTONIQUE.

An elegant tooth. wash, In. large bottles, only.%
cents, nj. ,o,,v co,s
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LEGAL NOTICES,
TRUsTEE's SALE,

y
Britt 10 me " trustee, dated the Slst day Of March
A. D, 1850 and recorded In the office Of the Clerk ot
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia IN
Deed OF Trust Book No, II, page T. | shall sell ut
public auction VI the front door OF the Court House
oi Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lsTlG Issl,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", the following real
estate that J. 10 say: Lots $ and In sluars IN
james Baker and James Il, Bakers addition TO the
city Of Wheeling situated on the east side OF Ralt.
more street also lots o. Z s. p TO- H. r. 49, and the
North half Of lots and II In square r. and also lots
i, :, and and north half NJ lot IN square II in
John Il, bakers addition 10 the city VI Wheeling:
also the fraction OF lot u In kast Wheeling situated
IN the southeast corner Of 18th and Wood streets,
fronting 10 feet on 18Th street and running hack Ia
the depth Of 10 feet toward Wheeling Greek; also
the west " feet VI lot =! East Wheeling, fronting
Oh 18th street and running back toward Wheeling
Crrek 10 the depth Of ~ feet.
Fractional lot u, East Wheeling, Will be offered
US whole aud In three parcels, each imnting 70
fret on 18th street and sold IN the way yielding the
most money, On the west One'tlinl Of sid lot Is
good one Story frame house,
The lots In said squares " and ~ Will be offered
separately and rs awhOlc aud sold In way yielding
| the most money.
| Lots HMh9 IN square o will he sold separately
Title believed 10 hc good hut selling Us trustee
shall convey only such title Us Is vested In mt by
| the deed Of trust aforesaid
| TERMS OF SALE-Uue-half cash and the balance Of
| the purchase money payable In one year with IN.
| lcrrsl and evidenced by pmmISSOry note, Title 10
he retained llll MI The purchase money Is paid or
satisfactorily secured,