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Al Trinity, Texas, on Wednesday.
Mnjar II. u. Hurlcck, n large mill
owner. aud son, W. ii. uur,ock. %
years old. wns shot by n mau named
Rosemau, IL Of their employees. aged
% ycnrs. w. II. lIurlock, is now dead
mud his fathsi's wounds ARE probably
mortal. A young sou Of Major Hur-
lock had Lccu annoying lioscmau, who
endeavofing t. mako him dssist, ncci-
denlally injured tho child's foot.
Major Hurlock with words and hands
abused Rosemip. The latter declined
TO resent. The Major then called for
his son to come ont aud wbip Rosemau
Tho sons blows 500 put Rcscman ou
the grou nd. when tho latter drew q re-
volver and shot his adversary through
tho heal anj heart. Major Hurlock
starting for a pistol, Roscmnn shot him
also, and then coolly went mp stairs,
procured IN additional six.thoot.r and
b%arricaded himself. The mill men
armed themselves aud gathered around
tho premises. md after filing Roscmau
with shot, secured bin.
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The F~'IoaesF Tram 10

II Is claimed that tue pioneer tramp
died In Ohio "a few days ngo. 10 vas
DO years old, aud he 'pen, tho las. 70
years Of bis life in going from place TO
place on foot. Born III Holland. ho
fought in Russia. France and India.
aud came to tho United Stat. in 1871.
He will have an army under him to
tramp through the world TO come.
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~gndrei..r nna rcui,r.

Since receiving a carload direct from
the East. Of the renowned Scblilz beer,
Messrs. Reckharl & Froelich are now
prepared to furnish at Wholesale 10
I'll it patrons aud tho public generally
this famous milwaukee, beverage. Ut
prices lower than ever. In both lavor
aud quality. this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in tho market. a-
all who have sampled IL will cbeerfuliy
o test.
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Iron Tuesday. p.ily.l
rAs Hsa,inx rar,r.


From J. W. Dor.sy. Who returned
from the big hunt on Thursday evening.
no learn that the party va. composed
OF io1rteen persons. nine of whom were
FROM Eureka. The party left the Un-
ion PaeiAc railroad at Evanston, wyo-
ming, where they provided themselves
With a complete camping ouid,. which
included an extensive commissary de-
P~artment. tents, camp chairs, and ev.
erything necessary for the comfort OF
the party, AID with four wagons. lief,
Ia q southerly direction toward the
head.waters Of Bear River, where they
were Informed game was pieHty. Their
auticipations were not realized in that
direction. for although the fishing was
excellent. game WAS scarce. owing to
b numerous parties Of In lians which
bad recently been securing .hs country.
u 1t vas determioed to try new
fields. Turning their faces toward the
rising u the party crossed the Cont
nen:al divide. aud reaching the head
waters Of Green River they found abuu-
dance Of game. aud twenty three deer.
besides u large nmouut OF smaller game,
were 67ggsd by the party. Mr. Dor
s"Y expresses himself highly pleased
with the experiences Of tie trip.
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DiStIItt Court.

Ju1.o HiIclow Prr-Ilins:
Court SonT'u'i Pursuant to alj,urn-
mCEt.
IL The IN alter q l.. Toner d. crrsei.
the ~'TrcGiJr i!ci paper, Of hual se'-
;I'm'ht anil Il ere eut.rsd accordingly.
& urt adj urnri.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Charles W. ConnsIly Of Floridd.
predicts that tho second coming Of
Christ and tho sud Of the world will
occur 10 October. Now. isn't that too
osdl Just M va are about N reap the
Dement'S OF tho reduction 10 letter post,
age. hero comes the news that the rud
OF %sublunary affairs IL at hand. Sup.
pose We let her ri another yea, any.
how,
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the action OF the Railroad Commits
sion is like Tobo Orders show. How
is the show, Tobe?" asked II friend us
he was leaving the hull. well, I'll tell
you," said Tobe. lryly: "It's SO d.
bad its real good."-Examiner.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Henry Ward Betcher has pm, on the
glores, eni is using the Christian re-
lision as n sand Gag. In Stockton the
other night he pium.l,d the life out of
hell. put n black eye oil divine iuspir,-
ton and wiped the floor with churches
in generni.-Sa,rAmento Bee.
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A Los Vegas, n. n, special OF The
18th, says 1t is no longer denied that
yellow fever prevails at Guymar, MAJ
attain and other Pacific Coast towns.
Sixteen persons have died ut Gllymas
and u perfect panic prevails.
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II. q. wadlsgh. n teamster well
known In Elko, who has been suffering
with dropsy. submitted to a surgical
operation on Sunday by which no was
relieved OF sevetal 4 INTls Of water. II
10 reported 10 day that wadipigb died
ynhterdNy.
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Too thick understanding is siii 10
cause unnatural richness OF the face and
nose, but this will never induce some
meu to substitute u red 1an mel shirt
far q whiskey punch.
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AhNARllaen Letter LII.

The following Is a list Of letters re-
naming IN tho postofice at Elko.
September. 8. 1888:
Little. WIND Martin. " II
McLennen, Martha Pamela. Louis
sourEa. 4 Sullivan. Wesley
Wis man. Noble.
Persons calling for any Of the above
will please say advertised.
Q. ". He'll. 4. VI.
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II. @. Tandy. the artist. will leave on
or about III 2o,h instant, and those who
wish to avail themselves q tho oppor.
,uuily to get FRS, GLASS pictures should
call ut his room aud have orders at
omen.
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Stage departures this morning: C n
Ln7c, wife and son, Birdie iloWrn. +.
III TrNnoviob. q W Pie. II M.tin. !
a Bsnhs. MststnRtI. Arrivals this
evening! FL HowlNnd. Tracy F.irohild
100 P'unks', Mis-. Emma Hurley. J
Johns and vile.
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Fifteen distressed seamen OF the
No.wt gian bark Carrot were picked up
by II British steamer in ~mid-ocean aud
transferred TO tho Pnnnonin, which
landed at New York on "Wednesday.
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al along your subscriptions.
Strnyen or s,oie,.

During the latter part Of May. two
bay horses. one aged ak and the other
seven years; ono branded on the left
hip with quarter circle. and the other
on right hip with q large figure 8; sad
die marked. s. CLour1rR.
sprucemont. New.
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school Matters.

As the affairs OF our common schools
uFe, or. should be, Of interest to the
whole people. the following statistics
nre given showing the receipts mud dis
bursemeIts Of the School Fund OF Elko
county for the school year ending
Augnst 81. 1888:
EEC!IPTs.
Balance ia FGrd September /,
......... 5,7GS 80
Receipts from State School
tHAd 900. . 4,l59 -
Receipts from County Taxes ~. 800 o.
TuscnTora Special School Tax 500 "A
Total Receipts $50, 55I %
pIsBTRsEMESrs
For Teachers S,larirs 49,. ,Oio o.
For sites Buildings Repairs
II Furniture. l,SOS %
For School Apparatus. Is is
F"r R-ut Fuel aud Contingent
E>pthses ............ l.GlO 30
A''hi bbptEullHTCS. .... .... $685. W
Balance in Fund 5 pit !. So 7,UG6 20
-
Total $50, 554 %
This balance IL credited 10 the sew
eIal School Districts as follows: Elko,
Si,GOl IL: Carlin, S3i7 %; Iudepend-
euce. S5i %: LamOille, S5s! IS; Cope.
1901: Glover Valley, o. Wells. SI3 10,
Pleasant Valley. 1894 10: White Rock.
SIGS 90; Railroad. S92 rs; Ruby VAL
ley. 1891 40; South Fork, $50 II;
Star Valley, 1929 81; Font Hnlleck,
$3.50 Sc; Cornucopia. SIN 20; Tusca-
rorH. S522 90; IIallsck o %, Tecomu,
$50 c.; North Ruby. 1913 So; Toauo.
1919 9j; Jack Creek, SSI ~; Central
Ruby, SiGl "a: LiIils Lake, S37 81;
Twin Springs. SIG OF; S:guaI $40 CO;
Secret Valley, S.2S so.
Trustees should make n memorandum
Of the amount to the credit VI their re-
spcciiye districts at the "mmencem
OF the school yeRr, September LIST. Gu
Ter each nppoi,ionment and keep n
correct account Of disbursements that
they may know at any time the state Of
their finances. c. ". GROVER,
County Snpt. Of Schools.
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Tho Long Island Railroad Company
hSa agreed to pay $4,000 TO tho widow
OF James Hart. killed IN q collision on
ihti 3 rond on tho I'd instant.
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hiHsl bsor In quart bo,tl.s nj 2S
0Tn's per hottle, Al JOE Iang,,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DFPoT HoTEL, CLARk & GREER. Pho.
~PhIAToGs.

A LeicL:er. TuscArora.
q VI Freeman, Salt Like.
A Trae, San Francisco.
L II wardwell aud wife. Moores.
Frank Tewili, Chicago.
Ii Meyer, Pioche.
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NARRATED

LpcE-PErERs In Elko, September II.
1883. 10y Judge r. Il. BisrIuw. Mr .
G. Is. Luco u TuScaruTa. mud Mrs.
L. l.. Peters OF GrnOn. New.
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BOuS.

In San Francisco September 10Th.
1888. II the VITO OF ". Z. Record, IL
daughter.
TEiFLsTT- In EIko, September 10,
1888. TO the wife Of Joe +. TnpIett a
daughter.
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G.. W. Pike has LIT the Humboldt
House for Tu'caroTa. wh=ie lie will
take a position with Tony Rose.
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The leo cream saloon which had
S~"lornon's trade did a louriSbinG bust.
ness during the summer months.
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lECtrl Arrivals.

ItOtrI NrTIVais.
A aeachum. Chicago.
S N~nTchan', PalisIde.
c McMn.tcr, Tuscurura.
Jf EnbcUI, do
W NJ Re-, d. willow Creek.
A Quinn s.. Eureka.
VIM Smiley. Star Vail Y.
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Departures for Tuscrrora by s'nge
this morning: Mart Smith. C. Nc
Master, j. L. Bnbcox. Arrivals this
evening: c. L. Davis, c. Collins. GIN.
Stewart, Geo. II. Bennett, Antonio
Psrnt. J. 4. Banks. Messeger.
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DIED.

At Iu'cnrorn, New, September II,
1883. Iloratio q. wRdlei Ph, n nntivc of
Old Town, Maine. nerJ abOut &c years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-03
TO IshyNiciHns.

We do not find fault, reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular pAys;cian--this
is not our mission-but we do claim II be
we're to add Ptfuna to his prescriptions rs d.
rected in our book on the "Glls OF Life" land
furnished gratuitously by all druggists), he
would cure all his patients. -. ,1Fsr
"0swEdo, Potter County, Pa. +.
DR.. HAETMAS-Dc1r Sir: The ANAL ulcers
are all healed, and tho two large ones ara not
moro than half as large as they were. ! an,
feeling quite we'll, The people say your
Peruna Is doing miracle. do not luke
nearly so much opium rs did before.
nsW MEa ELLEN MhysARp
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sheep had wool only on The sides and back,
and It was q kind oil necessity 10 20 In and
turn them upside down to get what little
they had washed, .c3'l.&N
4 word as to wool. The question was
saled why agents left Boston for Australia
10 buy wool. l answered by asking an:
other, and receiving 40 answer will
answer both. Fint, tho Australian WOO!
has n very soft, silky feel, and 10 In facing
cloths very valuable. Tho body can be
made OF coarser wool to give It the weight;
then Australian TO face II gives II u soft
smooth surface, and none but an expert
can detect It, and very often, don't
doubt, II IL sold for foreign cloth. Then
Australian wool Is weak in fibre, 1t has nc
oil and ns q consequence Is rotten, anu thai
is tho reason the Spanish Merino sheep
arc being introduced 10 glye oil and
strength 10 their wool, and they know there
is no sheep that Can do so well rs the
lSpanish. | was told by q gentleman thai
has been in the East that In eisation
with one oithe manufacturers he remarked
that the Spanish Merino wool alter 1t wal
CT ans d, was tho best wool in tho wor!t
the only objection 1t could have was III
shrinkage. I have seen 1t affirmed
that after wool vas c!eanssd, oil
tho oil and dirt arc taken out
then the oil put back and when ready iol
the cards 1t had aa much weight NJ before
being cleansed. So TIM. can't be 10 much
OF an objection after all. lie also said the
Spanish merno sheep men were building
wiser than they knew, that they were build
Ing I'D a breed OF sheep and class OF WOO
that would be valuable and sought after In
the future. X. NJ. NJ.
tIqlley Grort, October 90. .
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Doesn't Wan, to Go TO Mormon ucavc

Doesn't Want to Go 10 II Mormon Heaven
Canon City lCoLl Record. -
We desire to say right here that we were
at the Mormon settlement in Conejos coun
ty once, and il none but Mormons cntel
the Celestial Heaven, and the Mormons We
saw Mt Menasaas are fair sample OF the
whole flock, we would rather foot our horr
in solitude outside the walls OF the afore
said Celestial Kingdom than 10 be polyg
amist on the inside. :
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fngersnll ON Fame.

Rfctnl IRuEIltW ~ 'H7f'f- II
"Famc, air, 10 q fleeing thing. Men
drop OH! Of sight and are forever forgotten.
I do not see why these men want to become
President" 14&.g R,H SE
DO you ever have any such aspira.
tons?
"When was young man ] had ambi.
tons. found that the cares which come
to man In place like tina. OF President
Of the United States are enormous. Alter
Garfield was nominated said to him one
day, Garfield, YOU are going to DO elected
President, ! hope, by tho time you have
been President month you'll wish yon
were running IN ice house In lIndes.
Well, l saw him after be had been Presl'
dent q little while, and ! said, We'll, Gar.
field, how does It GOT And he answer.
ed, i don't know but would
prefer tho Ice house business tell you
The hardest thing 4 young man has 10 en-
dure In this world isslCcess. Success TO s
young man, coming 70 him when he
young, Is one Of tho hardest things he car
have 10 stand and keep his poise. Fame
Why, think how few, how very few Of the
names Of the great, grand men Of Roms
have been waited along down to us across
tho centuries. And the men themselves
where Ia their fame? Who knows them
Who thinks Of them? The men OF thiI
world, how faat they 80, how little they
leave behind them And tell you, wher
man grows 10 be q great man, then doe
he begin to feel how little he Is. I'll,
greater he ID the less be EnowB." ,-..
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PERSONAL,

General John NJ. Corse, who held the for.
at Altoona Pass, has returned from Europe.
Senator Edmunds' family is TO Join the
American colony at Nassau for the winter.
Signor Rossi, the tragedian, has trans.
tated Shakespeare's Julius Cesar" into
the Italian.
The Rev. G. c. Burnett has sued the
Council Bluffs Globe for libel, because that
journal called him "a reverend puppy"
Mrs. LongBtreet, the vile OF General
Longstreet, wasinjured seriously in Gaines.
vile, Ga, few days ago, by the falling OF
a heavy oaken wardrobe.
The wedding ring given by Martin
Luther to his bride is still in existence, and
has been placed on exhibition in Frank.
forton.the-Alain. 1t beara represen ia.
ton OF Christ upon the cross and the ia.
struments oil the Passion, and in ia set a
small ruby. The inscription is: DR.. Mar.
tin Luther; Catherine Boro, June l3, 1925.
The remains Of Dr.. William Harvey, who
is credited with having discovered the cir.
culation OF the blood, have Just been re.
moved from the vault in which they have
reposed for over 200 years, in the church
at Hampstead, Essex They have been
placed in marble sarcophagus in an ad.
joining chapel built by the Harvey family.
The sarcophagns was provided by the Col.
lego Of Physicians. d.
Prince Edward, the son Of the Prince OF
Wales, has been entered as student Of
Trinity College, Cambridge. It is stated
, that he is not to attend the ordinary lee
lures, and special tuition will be provided
Tor him; but he Is to keep chapels and
halls. In the chapel the masters pew, on
the right OF the masters stall, has been
given up for the use Of the Primes and bis
suite. In the hall he will dine at the high
table, sitting at the right Of the presid ent;
and ho is to wear silk gown instead OF
the ordinary blue stuff one Of the Trinity
undergraduates, :
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MORE ABOUT WOOL,
X. u. N. Takes up Some Points Whicl
He shy. mr.. d. did Not Answer.
4 7othe Editor Of The Int<llioencer. is r.r,-r..

Il. u. n. Takes up Some Points Which,
He Says mr.. d. Did Not Answer.
4 Tote Editor Of The Intelligence. Saz ,557g
+ SiE-1 wrote reply to Mir. D's. article
in your issue few weeks ago, and not
hearing from it thought to write again. Il
will refer to some Of his statements briefly.
First he makes statement that think he
can't help but know never made. that
farmers in general don't give the facts In
regard to the wool they grow. Then he
. speaks Of some OF the dishonest Yaya Of
putting up wool. Some things are done
that should not be done. While have
seen large amount OF wool sold Ihaye cot
z to see any OF those things Ia speaks OF. As
). to, these limestones Of his, heard Of that
before, and it was in this way: Some wool
was bought in this section and shipped to
I Battel & Bro, Philadelphia, that was not
paid for, and man was sent 10 look after II.
and that man, when hc came back, told OF
seeing tho limestones. So Mr.. D., from
his own statemtnt would seem 10 have
been the man. 4sr Z. III .Il1
K Now Just word as to washing, There
is no nicer way Of washing than swimming.
When run through once and allowed 10
stand an hour and then put in again.
! they will go under all except the top
y Of q the head, and the motion Z Of
| the sheep will wash, them better thanS a
/. man can do in the water, Years ago the
F=Ttta aIFEa
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Cold lead, whether in the shape Of bull.
let's or type, has been fatal to many men,
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
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a n EnglIsi,muu on The Growth OF ths
Habit A,nOpg His COuntrymen.

a u nEllAlinuu On The Growth OF tho
Habit AmiopS His COuntrymen.
london Standard.
Among the revolutionary forces at work
among US the dean OF Bangor assures US
that we mus: in future reckon Tea. The
argument is quite consecutive. Tca.drink
ing, renewed three or iour times q day,
makes men and women feel weak. They
feel weak because their nerves are destroy.
ed, aud this makes them nervous and dis.
conten.ed. Such people complain Of the
existing order Of the universe, scold their
neighbour, and sigh alter the impossible"
The prevalence Of this dissatisfaction is a
dangerous revolutionary force" 9 T. d.
The reasoning reminds US OF the famous
"Sorites" by which Touchstone proves
the impending damnation Of CORN from
the fact that he has never been ut
court. In the face Of such logic it is, per.
haps, out CT place 10 cite history; aud yet
Observation-Disclosures will tend 10 console those
whom Dr.. Edwards onslaught may have
unduly disturbed. W. get our ten from
China, where it Is the universal drink;
the Chinese being, nevertheless, the most
conservative nation in the world, and the
most self Satisfied. Believing themselves 10
be the children OF the sun, they do not
sigh alter the impossible" and the 'ex.
listing order" Of their universe is one which
they hope and believe will never be dis
turbed. When the drink was introduced
into England the first OF our sovereigns
who was addicted 10 it was the good"
Queen Anne, who can hardly be described
did revolutionary. Among our leaders OF
thought during the past loo years we have
had one, and one only, OF whom it could
be truly said that his tea kettle was on
the hob oil day, and whose appetite for the
beverage was Unsuitable. This was Dr..
Samuel johnson, whom no revou,ionis!
has ever yet claimed rs IN ally. With
these facts before us We need not altogether
despair OF The monarchy, even though tea,
drinking should moi be abandoned in favor
OF oat meal and milk. at the game time, the
dean Of Bangor was not very tar wrong il
be meant only 10 denounce the beverage
which most English people now drink
under the name OF tea. The true tea-the
ethereal essence which is captured by the
first touch Of boiling water on the well.prs.
served Leafs almost unknown to English
women. They make, the stew, a strong
dark brown infusion OF some vegetable
substance-oak bark would serve their pur-
peso very well-and drink it with milk and
good deal Of sugar. 1t is mainly " solu-
ton Of tannin, and tannin is indigestible;
and to remedy this the hot liquor is tenn
pered with rum, or braady, or gin. So we
come round 10 the deans remark that "the
tea-kettle goes before the sin.boltle," in
temperance and ruin following the wake.
1t is great mistake to suppose that tea or
coffee, as generally made in England, are
Temperance drinks. They are promoters Of
that dyspepsia which is the parent OF
drunkenness. This, however, is not the
fault Of either the leaf or the berry.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR SALE OR RENT-THE DESl.
~ RAHLE Eesidence, NO. 6s Fifteenth street.
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10 j, b,
EL.sON, No. MS Ghapllne street. y! ros.NMis
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DAD rAsrE, unpleasant breath and impair
ed hearing, when resulting from Catarrb, n,
overcome by the uss OF Eiy's Cream Balm
II Is not a liquid or snuif, and is easily al
piled. TTHsiw.
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N1RUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
j. FRONTING TIE FIFTH WARD MARKET
SQUARE. ..
by virtue OF deed OF trust made By F.
schmelchel and Louise schmechel, his wit., and
Fritz d. Behfens and Mary BchrenS his vile, 10
INC, the undersigned trustee dated the 18th day OF
August, 1881, and ricGded in the office OF the
Clerk o! TIE County Court Of Ohio county, West
'!I4in!a III Deed OF Trust Book No. IL, page ISL TO
secure II. F. Be5rens the payment OF Il certain
promlssory note named therein, thall proceed TO
sell at the front Goo- Of the Court House, in the
City OF Wheeling, on MONDAY, DECEMBER tic
u, 1883, heeinL Ing at loocock 4. ", the following
Described real estste, that ~ 10 say: tho middle
oae.th!rd, twenty-five l..a) fee. OF 10. numbered
rncty.nlne 10y, situated at the northwestern cor.
MI OF Market and Twenty.ihird streets, in lie
Fifth ward Of the City Of Wheeling, toge,he. with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon or
thnteunt0 belonging.
Terms oil Sale Ge.hali, or SO much more OF the
purchase money us the purchaser may elect 10 paw,
cash IN hand. and the balance payable In one ycar
with interest from day OF sale. to be eyi.
tcrced by the proln!ss0ry noto OF the purchaser.
and 10 be secured by 0scl Of trust on the properiy
Title believed to be perfect, but selling AZ tustcc
ltha!i convey only such title IL vested in me bv
said deed Of trus:.
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