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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TBVsl -
ID cuted by ssysh G. Degarmo isd Jissi
giImo, dated the Sch day oil May, ps2- iStt'
ord In the once Of the Clerk Of the CSahJ ~
Ohio county n Deed Of Trust Book No. u,
646, the undersigned trustee, VII, On 80
ea turdaf, the 9th day Of JSns Il 4
at 10 O'Clock q m, at the 'front.' door Q. - u
Houss Of Ohio county, sell nj psbiin sucns
highest and best bidder the following "a
estate, which Il bounded aud described a "a.
Wit: A certain trart Of land situate on hs -
LittlcW heelins Creek In Ole eonniy, Nea ,s,,
and bounded n follow: Beginning ~ a. =,
per 10 Big9s', thence 2; 70 q sL%fr.
High line 70 point On DiIon'l run ca
relrs line near white walnut; thenoe ~ ..
line u. ~ v. 23.75 poles 70 Q stone; tsn -,
v. 70 polls 10 the Old doIvood ooSnd
So q. 1910 poles along Hisgs line V s II
beginning, Containing I've 90 sfe az :,
being the ume property conveysd |" -
Ninch by Ciarissa Phillips, WIDOW Of !ohl =
By deed dated March 3Id. 1876, and fsdLs
Office oi the Clerk Of tho County csn
county, IN deed book No 6j, Page
other tract Of land adjoining iss eSs ~
after described along lands o. Iais
oak corner 70 Terrell theDce slo1g Ter,
zoe % poles n middle Of ptIonb ran
aid run s.d along line Of Hisys. "a
70 4 Make; thence q. G2L Y. 90 poa .
thence D. Ssh" v. II poles % o $40
q. ~ c, pole. 70 4 stake: no.
Ing run h. G1o Q. II poles
Of beginning. o ntaining one u acre.
being tht same properly conveyed
Hinch by Alexander Blgp By deed dA0
1880, and recorded In decd book y. ~
the same property conveyed 10 ssrsh
By w. w. Porter and vile by t.e1 das
10th, 1882, and recorded In deed zoos
$50; also q osrtain piece Or parcel o -
Liberty township NOV district: In -
West Virginia, and being portion
Charles q. Terrel, bounded and dss1ies ,s.t2
Etginning at q stump on the bank % ~ 49,
tbsnoe n. AZ ". IS poles 70 stump
~ 20 poIss and % iinis 10 Q vhIs as
root On tte ,,,--nf Of aid T1ni thenes 80
polss 10 a stone; thsnvs O. ~ n0f
links 10 Q sugar tree: thence O. %
Of beginning, containing t5reo ~ -
and two poles, more or lee, being r.e - n
conveyed 10 the said Sarah G. Degsrn0 &c
4. Terrell and wife by deed dated Bay {.
recorded 10 deed boof 10 CO. ps3a 80 =
inns or BALg--One-h,lf 0i the psrs.sl
In cash and the remaining BAL 70
ytar from day Of szle. The ds.e,feo -
70 bear inteIsst at the nate Of ~ - q,
mum, snd The title Is 70 be Ieia;nfa - ~.
OF the purshase money thall have - a, "a
sale 10 b lisved 70 be good, bot 'esipf, 4. n
e.: ga q sfa In, IoBs o. fssDli -
cHixBr,s yEsyEr. LaetisssG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
COMMISSIONERS sad
Valuable Real Estat,|
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF wHEr, n,
unst VSruinta

TN THE MUNlClFAL CoOhf OF WHEE nI
i West Virginia.
In puis ance Of the authority ves.ed In ~, u
decree OF the Municipal Court OF whee!is, :.
therein pending, In which In ma Taylor VIII n
Taylor. her husband, are plaintiffs, ana wili,,
Harden and others are defendants, / win. On
TUESDAY, july :, 1855,
commencing nj 10 O'CLOCK Q m sell at pull, u
ton, to the highet and best bidder, q, h. -
door Of The CCuit House OF Ohio county, vs. y
ginis, the following Described parcels Of rsl az
Flint. The vest one-hali OF lot naub.,,d ~
(SO) situate on the south side OF Fifteen u -
the Michael Graham addition 70 the ci,y a ~
ing, In the State Of West virginia, tgrss -
the buildings and Improvements theroou 3
foregoing property comprises the property al :
denoe OF the late Holstsn Harden, and d |, as
irable property. The Improvements oonGs 4
large brick dwelling house, with brick saw J
other out buildings, and are In excelleu, ret.s
Second. Lot numbered eleven III, ia Az,
mum bered eighteen (iS). and the north 90. ~
lot numbered twelve ~ In square Numbered -
cen (ls), az designated on the map Of the y
thercirom 70 the ssid city Of wheeling, Obs -
~, Wet Virginia; said property fronting q
east side Of Eof street, between Twenty Sl,e ;
Thu tieth streets-
There II erected on the foregoing properly n J
CANT brick residence, and isa most dedrlbs IN
erty. said building WAS erected BY Eat
Harden o. q residence. and u unusually ooasi
Gus and we'll constructed.
II "a nc uired BY the decree under which IA
IA 10 be made that the parcels Of property .Oes
sc1ibod shAll be offered for sals separately.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third u the pC,j
money shall be paid In cash on the day d "a ;
q much more thereof as the purchaser ng 2
TO pay; the balance shall be paid In two su ;
stalments with interest from day Of sAle Il 90
two years from the day Of ale, rspeet'sy
purchaser 10 give hh notes for the eeers
ments, with security 70 b approved By III {
missioner; and - further security the uusEu
parcels Of land ahall b retained until The pssa
money shAll have been paid In full, and ths "
commissioner ordered By the Court TO COVE,
r q. BAH
Special Comniaass
hereby certify that bond ha, been gives v !
above named special Commissioners In u, "
entitled cause ~ required By Law.
THOMAS n. DARILA |
Clerk Of the Municipal Court d WA~tz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

AT the Grand Army of the Republic en-
campment this week at Cssco Bay, Maine,
10000 visitors are expected to be present.
They will have excursions, parades, fireworks,
balloon ascensions, bareback, roast OK,
clam pie, aud q rOusing good time, but Of
course they will have no lager beer or
whisky, for Maine is prohibition State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
Sale of City of Wheeling Five Per
Per Cant. Bonds of 1885.

ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE UN-
IN dersigned commissioners, appointed by an Of
dinance OF the City Of Wheeling entitled IAN Or.
dnance TO provide for the Issue and sale OF bonds OF
the city OF Wheeling, 10 be known as bonds oil 1888,
and for the redemption and payment thereof and
providing for the payment into the City Treasury
Of certain amounts from the revenues Of the gas and
water works." ratified by the voters oil said city on
SATURDAY, JULY I1th, A. ID. 1888,
between the hoursot o'clock q: m. and o'clock p
Wheeling, W. Va receive bidsin writing for and
sell bonds Of said city authorized BY said ordinance,
to the amount Of si96,0OO, one hundred thereof Of
the denomination Of five hundred dollars each and
the reH ainder OF the denomination OF one thousand
dollars each, all dated the first day OF July A. u.
1855, payable or before the fret day OF july A.
D. 1919, at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley, with in
terest at the rate Of 1--WE per cent per anrum, pay
able annually on the frst day Of july A. ID. 1886,
and the first day OF July in each year thereafter
until aud including the year 1919 at said bank Tor
which il terest coupons In proper form are attached
TO each bond; and a 80 as many more OF the bonds
authorized by said ordinance as may be necessary
in addition to said sl96 900 thereof, 10 pay the out
standing orders and other floating Indebtedness Of
said oi existing at the date OF the ratification Of
said ordinance with the accrued interest thereon.
Such bonds will be sold only for cash TO the highest
bidder, approved BY the undersigned, and none OF
said bonds will be sold for less than the principal
thereof with the accrued interest thereon. The UNI
dersigDed will also at the same place OF the same
day ana between the sane hours receive bids In
writing fer aud sell additional bonds Authorized By
said ordnance TO the amount Of &c. a)0 Of the de-
nomination OF thousand dollars each, for bonds
OF sad city Of the loan OF June Is, 1871 but pre-
MUM will be allowed for any OF the bonds Of said
loan OF 1871.
The bonds hereby advertised Tor sale are any Of
them liable to redemption at their par value On and
at any time after the first day Of July, A. ID. 1896
provided in said ordinance and neither such bonds
or the coupons thereto attached will be sabject 70
taxation under authority OF said city.
By said ordinance the aid city oblfgates itself 10
pay each year after 1891, until the bonds authorized
by said ordinance are fully paid the one twenty
fifth Of all Of such bonds not paid before the first
day Of July, 1895.
ALFRED CALDWELL
7. r. JErSOy,
T. B, pp5BINs,
iuts Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

The REGISTER is in receipt, from Fair
mont, of set Of resolutions eondemning
certain actions of the Board Of Regents Of
the Normal School. As the resolutions are
anonymous aud the signature attached to
the accompanying note precedes post
script requesting its suppression, the REG-
IsTER naturally declines its publication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

"PRoF." JOHN L. SULLIVAN meets with q
rather cool reception in Philadelphia Some
are proposing to have him eyacuste the city
as soon as convenient. They thought to re-
move him By force, but on second thought
concluded that forcible means were imprac-
ticable. The professor will have to go back
to Boston, where the people are able to sp-
priciste him,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

Mr.. r. II. SroDDNRD has decineds con-
sulsbip to the classic city of Athens. 1t
seems little strange that literary man
Ike Mr.. SToDDARD. should refuse such a po-
sition. But no doubt he was compelled
when boy to dig out Greek roots and has
thus imbibed hatred for Greece and AL
the appur+enapces thereof"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
NO CORN EAtISG WORMS IN KANSAS

A Correspondent ON the Ground Says There
isNo Truth in the Reported Devastation
of Worms.
10 tas Editor Of Ehe Rsyisfer:
PARsoSS, KAs., June 81, 1885.
DEAR SIR:-Hsving noticed an article in
Jour valuable paper in regard to the corn
IN this vicinity deing devssted by worms, !
take this opportunity Of giving you the true
facts in the case. There is not one field in
twenty that is eaten by worms. I have
travelled this entire country over the past
week and have observed close. Being al
old resident Of Wheeling and having many
ole acquaintance in Ohio county that have
large interests in this part Of Kansas,
write this especially for their benefit. We
are al D K for corn so far. The season
here is one month late, but the land and
growing crops were never in better condition
than at present. What few fields that have
been eaten by worms are being replanted,
and with 9 continuation of the growing
weather we are now having, the damages
wrought viii scarcely be noticed.
II. G. PUNPHREY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

The REGISTERS special dispatch from
Grafton gives q pretty full account OF the
first days proceedings of the Temperance
convention. 1t looks to a man one hun
dred miles away as if there is going to be
some trouble before the convention sd'
iourns. This trouble will arise from the
presence and influence of polite
isns who have more love
for the success of their own political party
than for the cause of temperance. This
convention contains number Of excellent,
earnest and well meaning men, but they
must remember from the outset if they P =
NIT themselves to become the tail to y
poItcal kite their object will have be,u
frost bitten in the bud, They will at once
show that they neither have the nerve and
ftality to gain success or the patience an
confidence to bide their time. Gentlemen,
if you want to make your proceedings
amount to anything of value to yourselves
and your cause the first duty is to make the
poIiticisns take back seat, and keep their
laws tight until the proeeedings are ended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
The Result OF Deception.
n. l. Tribune.

From Cabell County, West Virginia, re-
Gently there have been loud cries for help.
The crops failed last year, it was said, and
consequent famine and want were now pre-
vaiEng. A relief committee from Philadel-
phis has Just returned from the alleged suf
fsring district, and reports that the inhabi-
tants have no need of assistance. 1t is to be
hoped that this thing viii not be repeated.
If the charitable people of the land are
fooled in such manner once or twice more,
they viii not turn willing ear henceforth
to other appeals from the neighborhood Of
West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

Ma CRoss, of Harper's Ferry an efficient
officer of the Senate has had to pick up bis
traps and walk. There was nothing often
sive" in his Partizanship, neither. Bat he
was Democrat all the same and the Sen
ate is Republican. See it?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
An EXPERT Opinion.

IHRd UicEIaSoa % HJlRaHJ JdhThh
1t is said that "out of every one hundred
and nine female school teachers, seven
marry every year" How awful it must be
for those seven women to marry every
wear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

1 DxP4ErsESr OF ARTS, four yeas' elAssion
course. Degree A. b
II. Towns suESTIuc SCHOOL, nve-year courses
IN (a) Chemistry, o. Geology and Mining (c) Civil
Engineering, az Dynamical Engineering, le) Archi-
lecture, leading to B s., and 70 technical degrees,
P. C. practical Cheuisth N. Z, c. L, E n, Arch.
tect.
III. WHARTON SCHOOL OF FlxAscR AND Econ.
ONLY. Courses N Constitutional laE and Public Ad.
mtnistration, Political Economy, Mercantile Law
and Practice, Finance, Ranking, Rzilroadinz. Dc
wee Pm. B. q
Nv, CoUssx IN Philosophy, foar years English,
Latin, French, German, Mental and Moral Philoao-
ply, Mathematics, General science, extended In
Sruction In Biology With laboratory work. Dosres
LIbsral elections IN and between thsss cOurss a.
olose OF second Year.
V. CoURsE " MUSIC. Tveysas' graded COURSE
VI. MEpIcAL school. ThTeeyesrs' graded cour,s,
With optional fourth year. Degree u. d.
VII DENTAL SCHOOL Two-y earS graded course.
Degree D. D. g.
ed course hmilAr to European schools. Degree v
Clinical and laboratory advantages o prominent
feature in thee three schools
TX Law SCHOOL, Two-yeau course: diploms
aimits 70 Pennsylvania Bar. Degree LII b
u. BIoLcalcAI SCHOOL Two-yean' course, with
extended laboratory work Certificate admits b
Medical School without examination. Special
III nxykxrlrxSr or PH1IosoPHx. Txo-yesrT
post graduate ooure IN numerous subjects leading
70 decree Ph. d.
In msktn1 inquiry please specify department.
REG. JESSE Y. BURK, Secretary
University Of Psnnsyivania. Wet PhiladslpAik, n
Enthusiastically
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THERE is a little bit Of history connect

THERE is a little bit Of history connected
with the resignation Of the the late Board
Of Pension Examiners Of this city tina.
Democrats viii appreciate, and which has
left our contemporary no opportunity OF
saving q naughty word to them because
they did not step down and out long ago.
II is this: Before the Inauguration OF
President CLEVELAND Drs HILDRETH, HAz-
LETT and HuPP sent their designations to the
Department at Washington.
The Inauguration having taken place
and no attention having been paid to their
first effort, they again sent in their resigna-
tons with q request that the matter be
given prompt attention. However, it was
not until the middle of May when these
gentlemen were notified that their resigns'
lions had been considered and accepted.
Since that date there has been no Board in
existence The new Board, consisting Of
Drs. BAIRD, SrIFEL and HOGE, have not yet
received their instructions and viii not
organize for business until they do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
1t Doesn't Take Her Long.

A physician says that beds must not be
made until night. This compels the con-
scientious housewife to choose between the
health of her family and the sneers of her
neighbors,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

Why JoHx WESLEY Atkinson is play
ing good friend good fellow among the
Prohibiuorists at Grafton in bis accustomed
sauve way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24

Tue West Virginia Democrats are mas
ing at Washington. We are afraid, Colonel
STERLING, there is some trouble brewing
about the Wheeling postofice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
We CongratulAte-the Sun.
Paris Morning NSlcJ,

The distance of the sun from Chicsgo
has been found BY Mr.. Houzesu, to be 9l,-
756,8O0 miles. We therefore feel that, for
the present, the suns msrsls are compare
lively safe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
HIS First Convert Was john Alden.

The dairy Of William Penn has been dis
covered. An entry in it speaks OF his
having heard Rev. Thomas Herrison, the
hoy preacher" speak at prayer meet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
She wondered If it Would Run.

She Wondered IL it Would Run,
Puck.
They walked the gallery over,
And halted at last before
"2l0-A Portrait"
That hung by the northwest door.
The form Of a valiant young soldier,
IE his ne3t-htting Uniform
Bright Nas his eye with AMBITION
And the blush on his check was warm,
They gazed at it long in silence,
Til spoke the elder one
The beautiful, thoughtful Bells:
Il wonder il that would run"
How can you" cried gentle Minnie,
In her fresh, ingenious youth:
Can't you see by his face he's a hero
OF loyalty, courage and truth"
But Bella said, calmly lifting
The glass to her eyes Of black:
81 referred to that blue on his tunic-
I'm thinking Of my Sacque."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
OIL Gin Derrick.

Speaking of the bsecslsureate, can any
body tell US what brand it was and why she
ate it instead Of chewing it?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
CLERKS OFFlCE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OHIO COUNTY,
lima % 1858
To Whom it May Concern.

To the Editor Of tie ReoiStr.
DEAR SRI understand, by good authority, that
the contractors that are doing the city work, laying
drains and paving, &C., have cut the laboring men
down to sl.25 per day, and they have to lose all
bad weather. Now, I don't see how man can live
on less than s1.5o pc; day. For my part don't
want contract unless l can pay sl.5o per day.
Now, win say to all labcring men, II yo1 are cut
down to SIPS per day, don't, for conscience sake,
work any harder thsn you can help. 1 don't be-
lieys in freeing the slaves and then starving them
to dsaih or paying them so little that they can't
live or hardly earn enough to keep soul and body
together. DAVID GORk.
PS A little more left Of the same sort. ju2Sl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
A Little Yindication for a Cent.

CbicggO NeIrS
Mr.. William A. Chandler has been vindi-
Gated. He received one vote for United
States Senator in the New Hampshire As.
sembly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
sinsuIarIy Unfortunate.

JVNyNe VU-sHt'
Switchmsn Schultz was caught by the
wheels of locomotive yesterday, and was
instantly killed. A similar accident befell
him last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE -. 1855.

JonS Roach viii now have an opportun-
itY Of joining the other Republican martyrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
Encouragement for some Journalists.
Mr. Orleans Picnrrns.

William Shakespeare was a bad writer
and poor speller, if one may judge from sam
pies of his autographs that have been pre-
served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
Fob HDNI,

MY FINE ooUHTRY REslDEN.snsE ~.
" s. 2: cs,' aI. s::sI'i ss: e .:
VII. toes6~ VIII stsblins and 800 -
&c. WIN rent sSparsteiy from tho 49,
Also, sIy lafEs nriek Dwelling y, ~ y
ooutaaripa n foo1s cad porch. 81 80
vster at The door. Good tsnsn" -
both at no1s1ats rstes. Of n1
prA
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Up Three Thousand Feet
CEERPARK and OAKLAND

On the Crest o. the Aneshanies Within the "a.
nous Glade Section directly on the line
Of the B. d o. No Stage Drives or
Bus TranEsB.
ALL LIMITED TRAINS STOP.
with the new and unparalleled fat ,cseiule On IN,
baLunore and Ohio Railroad these lovely twin re-
sers are, beyond all comparison the most al van.
ageonsy located, both 10 train service and eur
roundlngs, OF any east OF the kockias.
rnlrLE DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.
Magnificent trairs through, without eha5,s, ~
Buffet Sleeping Parlor, Family Room and Day
Coaches. 10Y
SEASON OPENS JUNE 20,
No Hies, no mosquitoes, no hay fever, no malaria.
deer fMk and Oakland, the one being but six
miles distant from the ether, With most Charming
GiYes connecting them, will be under the manage.
ment OF hr. W. J. Walker, Who, In his txo sez,ons'
management OF Deer Park, made many enthusias-
ne n1ends OF the glorious resort.
All Communications should be addressed 10 w. J.
WALKER, Queen City Hotel, Cumberland, Nd, up
70 June l5 and after that date either Deer Park or
Oakland, Nd.
Rates $50, SIS and so per month, according TO To-
eation: Diagrams Of hoos and roomJ open At 3,
d o. Ticket Once.
The B. o. Company has spared NO expense In
rendering Deer Park and oakland the leading moan
tain resorts OF the East and for the season OF IS the
attractions viii be Of o character not hifhsrto
equsltd, and the cuisine Of both HOUSE, unexeeIled
The Finest Plsce for Children In the Land mafU
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ju22 Market St., Opp. Mcclure House.
Proposals for Laying Sewers.

DROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
4 Board of Public Works until Thursday, the
18th inst, at O'Clock m for laying sewers as
follows:
hiteen-inch crock sewer from the northwest
corner OF Chapline and Eleventh streets east to
Morrow street, up Morrow street to alley z.
A ten.ineh crock sewer in alley 6, BETWEEN alley
and Main street.
An eisht.inch crock sewer in alley 6, bet Teen
alley and Market street.
A twenty-one-inch crock sewer from the west
side Of Market street, up Twenty-hfth street to
alley +.
Atwelve.inch crock sewer on the west slds o!
Jabob street, from Forty second 10 Forty'thlrd
tlcet. -
A twelve inch crock sewer in alley B, from Fifth
street TO alley
A twelve inch crock sewer in alley c, north OF
Twenty. fourth street four hundred and htty feet
A twelve-inch crock sewer in alley b, from Twen-
ty-'ouIth street TO alley o.
. PIOrosa must be accompanied by name OF tn.
surety to be offered for the faithful performance OF
The work. ,
the Beard reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals Proposals must be addressed TO the
Roari OF Public Works Of the city OF Wheeling, en-
dorged proposals for Laying sewers."
For further information apply at the ohice OF the
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
B. A. GALLIGAN, Clerk. lu22s
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ron sALt,
FOR aAT.E
Trustees Sale of Real E.;

Trustees Sale OF Real Es,,S
DYvIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRr.S
ID ing date the Esd day of Febru,r. Elu
by Christlan seibke and Kate seibke iM =
me % trustee, and recorded in deed al ,,,. -
IL, page 40, Of the land record, NJ M, aSti
West Virginia, the said trustee will, on '' O.,
saturday, June a7th, lss,
sell ut public auction, at the front door ~ =,
House Of said Ohio county, commencinv ,,W
q. M, the following described real e.t,,s -
Thirty feet OF Of the north aide an Ia e'rs
Ix.y eight (6s) In Joseph Cald veil, ,SS;s IssN
city Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, in H.
West Virginia. Said part Of said iot |, ,;,I "a
fronts thirty (Sol feet on the vest side ., n ~
street, between Twenty. sixth and Tess va,
streets, and extends back in q wes,trIr Hsrs
even width nfty six (56) feet more or L.. ,';
street, In the Sixth ward Of said city. "a
Said property II the same which Va,
the said Christian Seibke By Samuel NJ us!t
and vile by deed dated the ID day Of Fsbr1aaa
and recorded In the clerks once Of ~
Court Of Ohio county, West yirginia, in n
No. 81, pages "a and t25. ~
TERMS OF 6ALK-Ons-third fthe purch,.
shall be paid In cash on day OF ale. ~.
thereof In one year with interest, and IL -
der thereof In two yean with interest m"
sale. the purchaser giving his notss with sos
fly for the deferred payments, and the IessI -
the property 10 be retained until ths ,s s
money shall hare been paid In fall. rS
my26 & q. BARR Tr.