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Ask and We shall receive" is q Scriptural in
junction our Commissioners should bear in
mind when they go up TO see Congress about
District appropriations. We are all the time
hearing OF expressions of surprise on the part Of
Congressman that the needs for this or that ap.
preparation, in behalf of important District in
terests, have not been presented to them by the
District authorities. Senator Hawley lately, it
Will be remembered, expressed great astonish-
ment at the data presented by civil
service commissioner Eaton concerning the
deficiencies in school accommodations here,
and he declared that Congress would have
promptly repaired the evil had 1t been informed
Of the state of things. Now. whether or not the
Commissioners have failed in this direction In
the past, they should not give any ground for
further complaint They should make ample
estimates for all important District needs, and
should speak up loud when they go to Congress
TO urge the appropriations. If new school build
ings are needed. or new District buildings in
place of the present unsafe, incOnvenient and
utterly unfit quarters, or new sidewalks in lieu
OF the wretched broken footwalks which now
receive the public execratiOn, or there is any
other want pressing, let the Commissioners say
80, and say IL as if they meant it.
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THE CELLULOID TRUSS,
Il That never breaks, never weaxs out alwayp clean
and Can be worn while bathing,
10 Tor sale - CHAS. FIsHERs
623 9TH street northwest
4s; FISHER devotes her attention 70 The wants Of
A&S xesxS@ nj
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suggestive find was that made on Sunday
oy reporter of the New York Uorid who
picked up a coupon pass book over the Broad
way and 9Th Avenue street railroad line, issued
70 one OF the best known and most popular
Judges on the bench OF that city. Its number
was l2o1, figure which indicates that Mr.
sharp and his colleagues have been pretty
hoeraI IN Issuing passes to those public servants
VINO nave most TO do with the enactment and
construction OF the laws under which that great
steal was perpetrated, and through whose kind
offices they hope TO retain their plumber. As
things go nowadays, transaction like this
VIII De accepted by many persons as evidence
OF business shrewdness and profitable liberal
lily on the part OF Sharp and his partners: but
what must be thought of a judge who has daily
been in the habit OF taking his seat on the
bench with such certificate Of seryitude to a
corrupt Corporal iOn in his pOckefa
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After scores OF years of patient waiting, the
French spoiiation claimants have obtained a
hearing before federal court and actually be-
gun their argument Some of the old mer-
chants and shipowners of President Jefferson's
oay would cry out from their graves If they
could See into what a condition their descend
ants have let their precious papers fall. Deeds
OF assignment, policies OF insurance. letters of
ADMINISTRATION, and other documents which
would be invaluable as evidence in the spolia-
Ton cases, have been allowed To go TO the Junk
dealers and the paper mill, or used to kindle
Hres- rev OF the heirs of the sufferers
rum french spoLation have had faith enough
IN the ultimate recognition OF their claims to
AXE care Of the faded old rnanuscrints which
you'd now furnish a complete chain ofevidence
their favor. Their plight will be cited here
AFTER by housewives who have a prudent fancy
ior saving things" and whose lords entertain
lofty notions OF the vanity OF truck
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WANTED-BOARD.

VXTANTED-BOARDF FOR GENTLEMAN WIFE
w and two small children in near Georgetown
name terms. which must be moderate. Address BOX
3S, Star office. mhIO-2t*
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WANTED--HOUSES

"ANTED-TO BUY "A FIVE OR SIX-ROOM
w House in good repair, cent? ally located must be
very cheap for cash. Only answers giving Street and
number. price and full particulars VIII receive atten-
ton Address ZERO Star office. mhIO-3ts
w ANTED-$5 WILL BE GIVEN ANY PARTY
w securing me seven or eight room House; rent
about $25 per month; good location: between II and E.
18th and 9Th SITS. NV. Address stating particulars
TENANT, Star office. mh9-;,t4
WYANTED-TO EXCHANGE-HOUSE HAVING
w rooms, BATH stationary range, latrobe, marble
bowls, &c. well located. northeast Tor or IO-room
Dwelling, northwest win pay difference not to ex-
coed $1,000 cash. Address RUSSELL, Star Office
mh3-w,th,s Ut
w ANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL GROOM
w House. in good nefghborhood for about 81 900
cash; no improvements, but water in yard. Address
with full particulars. Box lab, Star office mh4-t*
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Mr.. Barnum believes that he has discovered
the missing link in the chain of animal devel-
opInent in the person of an intelligent monkey
which acts like man and tries to talk The
rarity OF this species is in direct ratio TO the
abundance of the next higher type-tne I'M
intelligent man who acts like a monkey and
talks TOO much. The venerable Snowman has
the reputation OF philanthropist. Let him
not leopard it by encouraging the aspirations
Of his chimpanzee. The silent simian Is too
choice specimen To be reckiessly spoiled.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT
Il The elegant and commodious Store 1913 F st. n
w; one OF the finest store rooms and best locations in
the city, vaued pavement with freight elevator; Also
freight elevator inside store rent very moderate
10 good tenant THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN,
mhS-3t 91T st. NV.
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Representative Boutelle cons iders that Score
Iary hitney answer 10 his resolution of In
curry ABOUT the Norfolk navy yard justifies all
discharges against the management of the vard :
Representative Wise considers the same answer
a confirmation of his defense. Both gentlemen
are anxious to talk about the subject again on
the hoor OF the House. Whyr Ii both are salts
fed now, the public ought 10 be; and raking M
war memories nearly a quarter OF a century
old Is not numbered among the duties which
the fathers of the Constitution assigned to Con-
gress. or the kind OF work which the people
elected their Representatives 10 do
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I1OR SALE-TWO VERY HANDSOME NEW g.
II story and basement Brick Houses, containing ii
rooms and fine cellar, with every Improvement. 20
Gated 1928 aud 1221 18th ST.. bet: Mass ave ard 81
n. w. Houses are for inspection. Price 8 300
For further Information apply To owner. X COLD
SCHMID, SD 9TH H. W.. m2-3m
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

nor RENT-A FURNISHED FLAT AT THE
II Woodmont, corner 18th st. and Iowa Circle
mhS-3t*
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IIIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS AT 40
II l4th st NV, by day week month; board s., a
week: board with room $3.50.
mhS3t$ Mrs ESHELMAN
BOARDING AT 4O4 Cd ST NV ALSO. SEW
ID eral furnished rooms for mhi-2vrs
TIVE LOCHIEL HOUSE. So 9TH ST. n w.
Il alid the La Pierre 10th and W., the
pest conducted boarding houses city. Tsblers,
class: pleasail. rooms Terms moderate OCT
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LARGE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE
ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE,
HIGHLAND PLACE.
offer for sale the residence Of Hon Theodore Ly-
man. 1407 Massachusetts, ave.
The Lot fronts 81 on the avenue and contains
nearly 10000 square feet of ground, and improved
o. alarge Double House, IS feet front with
Entrance hallway, Slsx30.
Central hallway, l5x24
Library. 19x24
Front Drawing Room. 2l x34, bay window extern
sion
Rear Drawing Room 21x35
Dining Room, 16N32
All on FIRST floor. The entire House Is fitted up with
sSommodous and cheerful rooms and all the modern
improvements
Also. large new Stable on rear Of the lot which
fronts on wide alley.
The House has large veranda and fronts south on an
trees. ~
For permit to inspect the premises apply TO
- J. Y. n. HtYCE,
mn0-ot 1l0S pennsS ava
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WANTED--ROOMS

"ANTED-BY GENTLEMEN, TWO NICELY
w furnished Rooms on same floor; permanent. Ad
QFeSS box 1OS, star once. ltA
"ANTED-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM
w and board in private family within ten minutes
walk of Printing Office. Address FEED Office. IL
"ANTED-TWO LADIES IN OFFICE, WITH
w one child to be taken of during office hours
would like communicating rooms, with or without
board; state terms. Address G. A.. star Office mIO-2
WANTED - ROOMS = TWO UNFURNISHED
w Rooms for light housekeeping must be reason
Star Office mht-2ta
WTANTED-ABOUT F. UR ROOMS OR PART
w OF house unfinished, for light housekeeping by
agenteman and wife whout.children, rent reasonable
Address X. q. e., Star Office mhc-,ts
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FOX SALE-LOTS

Y,NoR sALE-ooRNER 18TH ST. EXTENDED
IL and kenesaw ave, MI Pheasant total froDtsrp -
SIS seet. contanine only 2&,uOo - a.. st acc. a.
slrabe corner for IN .estment Also lot on CoIumtxp
road, CON nj landing view OF l4tA St, nj 2sc
mhlO-St JOHN SHERMAN Co. lHO5 q.
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DO not Let Dame Fortune Pass You by.
The 10Th Grand Monthly Distribution
Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company
took place on Tuesday always Tuesday,
July 18th, 1885, Under the usual supervis-
ion Of Gems. G. I. Beauregard, Of La, and
Jubal A. Early, OF Va, Well, the same
old story Is told again; some 500, 800 went
flying about like thistle down. It was
thusly: Ticket No. $3.50 (costing $5)
drew the First Capital Prize Of $75, 900. Ii
was sold in ilfths at 81 eSCh-one 10 Mrs.
Mary e. Holmes, No. 20S Princeton ST.,
L. Boston, Mass, one to A. II. Jones, An.
nistop, Ala; one TO Vim, Glen, a worthy
farmer at Monroeville, Allen Co., Ind, /;
one collected through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
San FranCiHco, CAL, for a resident there
another TO party at Columbus, o., who Is
opposed 10 any discovery being made. No.
77,227 won the Second Grand Prize OF
$4,000, also sold in flflhs at 81 eaCh-one
TO Jno. II. Bones, No. $40 West 45!h St.,
New York city, party identified with the
Amusement World as Treasurer OF the
Grand Opera House in 23d 81. one TO
Henry Sass, No. 20 Western Ave, Toledo,
o., paid through Adams Express; one to
Carl Tideman, book.keeper with the Meyer
Bros. Drug Company, Kansas City, No.
one TO Vito Dilorenzo, young Italian
fruit yender at cor. Washington and Lau.
rel sts., New Orleans, etc. No. 1O,4O8
drew tho Third Capital Prizs Of $4,000,
sold In 1iths---one TO Eug. Laion, Denison,
Texas, through First National Bank there
one to John A. Stewart, Detroit, Mich,
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James @. Matthews, the Albany colored
man whom the Senate refused TO confirm
as the successor Of Frederick Douglass in
the Office Of Recorder Of Deeds Of the
DistrlCtol Columbia, has been reaPpointed
by the Presiden!. Mr., Matthews, with
his eyes cast upon the comfortable place,
Is convinced that the millennium began
about the time the President signed bis
commission.
Therefore he begs to refer to "a con-
dition OF things under our present Ad'
minlstration which secures the political
freedom anllpraCtlCal equality OF all men
aud insists upon the rights Of free AmeH'
can citizens, regardless Of color, creed o.
nationality, and Of whatever political
faith, to participate in the honOrs and
share in the emolumsnts ofpublic peace
This sounds well, But Mr., Matthews Il
not the first colorsd man who has beer
appointed to office by a President Of the
United States, and he inlers too much
from his appointment
1t does not at all follow that hereafter
the Democratic party is going to allow thu
colored men Of The South to vote as theI
please and have their ballots counted
which is much more to the purpose thar
TO give one colored man fat office, ]
Mr.. Matthewsis an intelligent man, as h
seems to be, he must know that Of th'
men II his race IN the South had been al
lowed to express themselves at the poll
Mr.. Cleveland could not have been elected
President Of the United States.
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ArEaaSap Trurs'T.
Old Sandy and Colonel Blunt, both
about half drunk, sat under a tres; The
Colonel took out q bottle, drank, and
handed Il TO Sandy, Sandy drank and
returned 1t TO the Colonel, The Colonel
wiped the mouth Of the bottle, drank and
handed the bottle back 70 Sandy, Sandy
wiped the mouth OF the bottle and drank
This made the Colonel furious,
"You black scouudrel," he exclaimed
show dare you wipe q bottle after msT
"Who, meN
ayes, you internal scoundrell How car
you have such impudeuce"
oval, sab, femme tell yer, Yer tolt
me lss' now ter ack like er white man, an
now wants ter know why yerse't's go
de Impotence ter wipe or bottle arLsr me
Oh, Use wild yer, sar. Hadn' wanted mt
ter ack dat er way yer oughtenter tole me,
"Thats all right, Sandy forgot wa
A Democratic candidato.n
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When trade grew slack and bills fell
due, ne tradesman's face grew long and
blue lis dreams were troubled through
ne night, with shehfs' bailids all IN
sight. al last his wife unto him said,
"Rise up at once, get out Of bed, and get
your paper, ink, and pen, and say these
words unto all men MY goods / wish "a
sell 70 you, aud to your wives and dangh.
tsrs, too; my prices arc so very low, that
ali viii buy before they co." He did aH
lis good wife advised, and in the paper
advertised. Crowds came and bought Of
ali he had, his bills were paid, his dreams
were glad; and he will tell you TO this
day how we'll did printers ink repay, &c
boasteth, with a knowing wink, how he
was saved by printers ink,
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rLn Nnllnnnl llrnlll a mo- NLorr

solldly founded than The reputation Of llCnson'E
C0pclhc PlaSlCtS. They are known, appreciated
and used everywhere III Americas Us hospitals aud
Ia homes Physicians, pharmacists and druggists
affirm that iot rromhlnOs Of action, certainty aud
range " curative qualities they arc beyond com.
rAtls0n. Once used tnelt nn6guAllOd excellence
recommends item, The public afO again Cau.
TONED A9ain.l tic cheap WORTHLESS and shameless
iml.Al gtis offered BY mCndAClOuS pattl6A Under
The glille 0l Almllhf.sDuhdlng UatiOL hji6h a.
"CatIlciuu "CapSltnIn y "CapUeih, /" 10 hSicinpW
clB Ash Tot BclI0h's buy n respectable drug.
glsA only, and mlkp . personal examination. The
genuine has tho "Tlfet BCalS' Trademark and lhO
Word dCApclnQ" cui N The CVultV, AuRNWGi
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ONO VALLEY Is the drink,
So don't forgot the namo.
Every pound you buy, we think,
VIII make YOU honor and iamO.

You arc cordially invited to call at our
Balesroom and examine tho Standard Ro'
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
eBt, easiest and Btillest running machine
Of The age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for tile Standard and
white Sewing Machines and the Gall.
graph & Hammond Writing Machines.
Write for catalogues.
M Twelfth atfeet
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nnrAKrAsr nupGET.

The honey ant Is now sought rs q deli
caCy BY California epicuFes'
"Nothing but the air admitted free" ia q
notice in one Chicago theatre.
A tea gown OF pRnsy plush Is lined with
mink silk the tint Of blush rose.
Note paper has at the Seaside" I'm
the Mountains" and other like headings
Ia raised silver script
Hand-Iooms for weaving cloth for bath
ing coatumes, and other useiul purposes,
arc the latest English novelty.
Four homipg pigeons released in New
York reached New Haven, eIghty-seVen
miles distant, in sixty-seven minutes,
An Irish ship, manned by Irlshmen and
Tilh-a shamrock flag at the maintop,
sailed up the Chesapeake the other alter
noon.
The chamber in the White House oCcu-
pied by President Garfield after no was
wounded, has, It Is aaid, never been
opened since no leitit.
The Boy Of Tunla has given a lot Of
land for Protestant chapel, and the 100
or 200 Protestanls In the city have raised
a building fund Of 5000 francs.
Ticonderoga battlefield 10 to echo with
other than warlike sounds this week,
when a campmeOtlng OF temperance peo'
pie will be held there.
A Chicago firm recently had an order
for an ornamental iron fence "large
enough to incloss the grave OF young
man about twenty-five yearsold."
Tho longest clcCk pendulum in the
world ia at AviRnon, France. 1t Is sixty
seven feet long, and requires four and q
half seconds TO swing through IN arc OF
nine and half feet.
When the Texas people get ready to
build a town they do It In o hurry. Bal
llnger, q new town In Runnels CouHty, Is
less than ono month old, but II has 1900
inhabitants and Is still growing.
Squads OF negro refugees now coming to
Fort Worth, Texas, report queer up
rising in ComanOhe county, whence they
fled. The uprising Ia war by whites
against the colored people there.
Death from bst-stings IL an unuSual in-
cident. At Ludlow, England, however,
JUN hNhuyf AWhpAty theJSA Va shNV
place, was stung so severely by swarm
Of bees in Ills garden that he died almost
Immediately,
1t occurred In Now Hampshire: Two
men began 10 dig q we'll in a town in the
Granite State recently, and after they had
excayatsd about ten feet Of earth and
stonep, consuming two daysin the opera.
ton, discovered that the well was just
one foot over the line in another mans
lot.
A young dandy from the province Of
Quebec registered at summer hotel In
the White Mountains last week IS Mr.,
OF R, Pc. A wag, a short time after,
inserted the letter D between the letters
P. @ and when the dude discovered the
joke lie became so enraged that he paid
his bill P. D. @. and left for other quarters.
Michael Angeles statuein snow, carved
10 crafty the within Of capricious patron,
Is fnstanced by Lawrence Barrett as the
representative, OF the actors art "The
sculptor and the architect, the painter
and the poet live in their works, which
endure after them; the actors work dies
when he dies, He carves his image in
snow" .-"
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Geeal 9ottees.
TN CHANOERY IN THE CIRCUIT
: l. Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, Al tho
AnpuEt Rulak 1884.
William Enkine

august hulol 4ooos
William ESkine
W.
Robert Forsyth. Benjamin Harris Forsyth, Daniel
ShIpmAn FOHyth, Logan Wallace FOnyth, Sn'an
Kate Forsyth, Leonard l.. Forsyth, William J.
u. Forsyth, Daniel Lamb, MarAhall I. Frame ard
George Il, H. GilGhrlst.
The object OF this suit Is to have rod, under the
order aud decree OF tho Court, the real estate in
tho city OF Wheeling. West Virginia, which AZ tho
time OF her death belonged 10 Ellen Forsyth, lAle
Of the city Of Chicago, Illinois, for the purpose Of
satisfying the demand OF the plaintiff Tor 81 US b.
with Interest thereon itom May p ISL cqu Of
suit and expeut Is Of sale, and distributing tue tes.
idue among the defendants respectively u thelf
rights thereto shall appear.
Aud Il appearing on affidavit that tue dCiend'
ants, Robert FOfyyth, Benjamin Harris F0nylli
Daniel Hhlpman Forsyth, Logan WAllHtC fonJth
Susan Kate Forsyth aud Leonard t. fonyth are
not residents Of this HtAtei and that said four ift
named defendants arc Infants, Logan ~ WalAce
appointed guardian I'D Item Of SAN llnrlhI
I1mtd defendants 70 defend thcn III ihB tull aug
II Il ordered thlt all the said nonresident deeud
ants do appear within one month alter me daie o.
the first publication Of this order d publication,
and do what Is necessary 70 project ihglT ilieau
JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
D"N- solicitor lie Z for Plaintiff. aulwe
TNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
j. Ohio county. In the Circuit Court 81 Ohio
County, West Virginia. August Rules lSSS'
D. Kuil, Jr., and N. L. Smith, plrtnOSl
doing business under the llfn name
and style Of D. Kull, Jr., & Co., In CG'c.
VI.
walCrtown Spring Wagon Company,
The object Of the above entitled suit Is 70 ie.
cover from the dCientRnts the sum Of HOO OliOf
breach Of warranty oil contract; and II AppGaIipg
by an affidavit filed herein that WA4rIOWh spIlDS
Wagon Company Is not resident o. the sIAIe o.
West Virginia, Il Is ordered that Il do appear mere
within one month after tho date oil the lTst rloi
cation Of this order and do what Is Necessary 70
detcd that this order DO published aud pOi'ea ~
required by law. &c.,
Wltnets, John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of laid CourtI
at tho Court House OF said county, this CIh uyOI
July, 1850, t0.Wit; August Rule, 1926. ,.,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Ceik.
Published the fiat time July I, 1876. ,
AtleAt: JOHN W:MlTCliELL, CItik'
DovENER & EIs0N,
jy7.We Attorneys for PlalnLlIa
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRTyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlN5-on and after may 90, 1SS6--ExPLA.
NATION OF REVERENCE Marks tDlily. tSundRy
excepted. tMOuday excepted.-Wheellng time:
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STATE FAIR.
Low Rates Via B. 8 0. Railroad.

The 87th Annual Ohio State Fair, will no held on
the New Grounds, III Columbus, o on August 30th
and 8lSL. and September lSt, "a and ID, 1880.
Tho New Grounds have been handsomely fitted
up, and IRE acknowledged to DO tho finest In ar.
rangement Of any III the country.
Everything New
New Grounds, New buildings, New Grand Stand,
New Track.
Premiums, $4,000.
Races Every Day.
on the above dates tho Il. & O. R. II, Company
will sell round tip III kGS 10 Columbus al one fac
for the round trip.
Of special trnlns will be run,
For time Of special and regular trains, sec small
bills. or call upon or address tho Agents Ot the u.
& D. Railroad. aug
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Tho foregoing reports were made out 10 detail,
liCailOn rs above. Tho originals being on filC In
this office can be seen and examined by any Que
DESTROYS Of 30 doing. Respectfully.
RlIllDAw ROBERT B. WOODS, Clerk.
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speetal alstiess.

FITS; All ltsLtoPped FREQ by Dr, RlIlie's Great
Nerve RestoICr, No Fills after lut days use, Mar
ye!ous cures TICatSe and q! " trial bottle ieO 10
FL rntes. Send 10 DE- Kline OIL Arch ST.. PhIlA Pa
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BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made by the Wheel.
Ing Roller Rink Association, corporation under
Trustee, dated April 20, lSsG, recorded IN The olls,
OF the Clerk Of tho County Court VI Ohio County
Nest virginia, In Deed OF Trust Hook No. a, N
pGge 2bl, will sell al the front door Of the Court
lInngO al said county oil