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Bell q Co., Friday-Furniture and carpets.


Business Advertisements.
Farm for sale.
Monthly overland excursions.
Sole trader notice
Red Uouse-Dress goods
Hale Bros. d Co.-Specials Thursday
Weinstoek & Lubin-Rough weather
American Cash Telephone l27.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Clunie Opera House" The White Slave"
Metropolitan Theater-Sheridan and Kane's
Specialties.
A. o. F.-Court Sacramento.
Sumner Post this evening.
Tehanla Lodge, Z. and A. NJ, tonight.
Sacramento Uniformed Degree Camp tonight
y. VI. I-Funeral notice.
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FISHERS
RESTAURANT And CONFECTIONERY,

S1G J ST-J0HN HAUb, PROPRIETOR,
O1V 4 Specially made of Dinners, Lunches
and Suppers for Parties. Fine Wedding Cakes
made TO order. Ice Cream Oysters ana other
free to any part of the city. Country orders
promptly attended to. dl7-lm
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL.
SANS0ME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
y This hotel is IL the very center of the busi-
ness portion of the city. The travelling PUBLIC
will find this TO he the most comfortable and re-
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room
81, 81 D ard 81 50 per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach 10 and from the Hotel
o13 CHAS MONTGOMERY q BRO Props
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BUSIN gss CARys.
MIR. i. BiUNLE,

nEALER IN DELEGATES, FRESH SAUSA-
~ ges of all kinds Eastern Nett Sausage and
Salomi Swiss Cheese Oregon Cream, French
Cream Cheese. Constantly on hand Fresh But
ter in rolls-pounds aud half pounds. lunch
put up for travellers. Orders promptly attended
10. 723 street. between Seventh and Eighth.
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H. P. OSBORN'S
Wood and Coal Yard, No. SO6 / street,

yIyELLINGTON, SEATTLE, SCOTCH, sPIINT
w and lone Goals Also, Coke, Pine and OAK,
Charcoal, Pitch Pine, and Pine Kindling; z-foot
econd-growth Oak and Stove Wood delivered
promptly. TELEPHONE, No. SO.
d24pH W. z. OSBORN. Proprietor
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z. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. ]. DRIsCoL.
ROOT, NELSON q Co.

TNIoN FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween n snd o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made to order. d2l-Splm
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
CENTRAL HOUSE,
SiX and sixN u ct. bet. Ei,.I,tn .,r,.i Mil,
HoRNLEIN BROS, fropristor.-

es- Street Cars from Depo, Iass y e doorevery
five minutes. ia2l-t'
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yIoIINs from s. up to 500, Hammers
music store, No. $50 street.
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earle & CROLY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared to do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1924 Second street, be-
tween and L. Postoffice Box No. 40, Sacra-
mento. d16-4ptf
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GUTENBERGER & co

GUTENBERGER q CO.,
CACRA MENTO FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET,
y corner n. Steam Engines, all kinds of Min
ing, Ship and Agricultural Machinery, House
Horse Powers ana the best Ground Roller. Diff
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CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-Owing to the sue
cess the Bert Dramatic Company has achiev-
ed in the thrilling drama The White Slave"
and the fact that the storm has prevented
very many people from witnessing the
play who desire to do so, it has been re-
solved to continue it for the remainder of
the week and it will therefore be presented
again tonight. This has been made pos
sible by the courtesy of Manager BeaIs of
the Woodland Theater, who consents to
the postponement of his dates for the
company at that house until next week.
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FOIIIdH tU-NISHI CUtTIUdH anu hdIlt
speciality company will commence an en-
gagement which will fill out the week. The
management announce that the company
is the best of that class that has appeared
here, and give chaste and pleasing speciality
and comedy performances, including much
that is new and rendered by people new to
our theater-goers. Popular prices-50 and
% cepts-will be charged. The ox-oflice
viii be open at the theater this morning.
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organized as q protest to the superstition
regarding the uplucky character Of the
number thirteen.
This club numbers among Ito members
President Cleveland, ex, President Arthur
and Roscoe OonklinH, the great lawyer
The initiation fee is SllS and the
monthly dues Gre Is cents. It holds meet
ings on the 18th Of each month at Sab
O'Clock in the evening, Thirteen are
seated at each table and the menu Is
printed in the form Of coffin. For a
long time its dinners were held in the
rooms OF the KnlckeIboCker Cottage, but
since Capt, Fowler has ceased 10 act as
host there the meetings are held at other
resorts. The KaiCkerbocker Cottage has
entertained many distinguished guests,
PreRident Cleveland has been many times
within its walls. The late Gen. Aspin.
wall, Hubert o. Thompson and numerous
other distinguished CitizsRs and politl-
clans have made It their resort at various
timeE.
AT the beginning Of this year Capt.
Fowler remodeled tho building, but as tue
I'D wooden front and interior Iatters were
reserved, II remains virtually the same as
1t was before, Pat kehoe Is the present
lessee. The interior Ia Handsomely fur
nished aud contains large billiard hal,
cray dining rooms, reading room and
bar on the first floor, with comfortable
sleeping apartmenls above, The base
ment 10 occupied by stores,
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport Of l;i2 p; m d:H city
tLne) arrive at Chicago Of 0g0 following morning.
m, arriving at b;lS y. Ii.
Leave Cleveland at II 10 p. NJ arrive Of 7;46A.m
X A, FORD,
Gen, Fuss aud Ticket Agent, Piluburgh, Pa.
JAMES MCCREA, General Manager
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ConwYn nALL. 20 DUANE arREET..

fpstcons from the barrelG and chung in
dusty masses 10 the bottles upon the
shelves. Tho willy spider seeded 10 rec.
Ogniza that here, OF least, he was safe
from molestation. Now all Is changed
The tap room Ia clean and handsomely
appointed, the shelves are busted every
few days, and one need not DO in con-
staut dread Of swallowing a spider with
bis beverage. In the apartment back Of
the tap room, however, the conditions re.
main the same as in Patullo's time,
When the place was renovated by the
present proprietor this little room was
left sacred to tho spider. Cob Eeba cover
the walls and obstrnct the corners. At
every breath Of air that sweepoin through
tho open windows these dusty films
sway back and forth like dusty banners
AN flies that enter here abandon hope"
slrolled into "Cobweh Hall" u few
Iays ego, and found Mr.. Fsrrigsn, one OF
Patullo'a successors, In q jolly and com.
mupiCative mood. He gave mo several
interesting particulars OF tue old Scotch.
mans character.
"Patullo," he said, "was ono Of the
strapgcst men l ever knew, He took q
great pride In his reputation for making a
superior Hot Scotch, and would insist
that Il should DO taken just Rs hO mixed
II. He would never consent 10 the use OF
lemon neel as an ingredient. What he
would exclaim, you wish to 'lesIroy the
flavor OF my whisky with lemon! No,
cir; will never allow it, think the
old man was right, too, for better drink
than that which he mixed 1t would be
difficult to fad. After be sold out HE
business tn MS he still continued 10 make
this place bis headquarters.
zone cay he brought hero q larga lin
box which he left in a corner Of the Office
covered with On old newspaper. We Gus.
peCted that 1t contained vauableg, aud re.
peatedly urged him to remove 1t 10 some
place Of safety.
"'Leaye well enough alone, men, he
would answer. ] dinna caro- what hs.
comes Of It after I'm dead This box was
found to contain At his d0ath nearly
100000 in stocks, boudsand other seCuri.
ties. H. was worth IN all 81, 100000, and
leaving no will It ives 4 long timo before
tho property was assigned to the righttul
heirs.
"rhe personal estate, l believe, went to
a daughter Of a stepdaughter Of HE, and
tho real estate to a distant cousin, who al
the time was working as laborer on q
Western railroad"
Cobwcb Hall is still a famous place,
The good old whiskey sold by Patullo may
DO purchased there at this day, and law
yers, politicians and merchants continue
10 sip "Hot Scotch" among the spiders, az
| in the DAYS gone by.
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HEART DISEASE.
Ths Appalling iacFcnsC Of this HIys-
lGrious ScOuTGo-That PhyAIc-
y iSnH say muSt DO done, ~

Ths Appalling incrensO Of this sIys-
lGFtous ScOurGe-That PhysIc-
y iRnH say muSt DO done, -,
Scarcely day ppsscH that the daily prssu
ID not called upon to chronicle The sudden
death of some man or woman, General
Mcclellcn goes out for drive, comes home
aud dies in his chair, VIM. II. Vanderbilt
IL converting with Mr., Garrett of tho Balti.
moro aud Ohio Il, Il, in his own house, and
suddenly falls to the floor dead. A prom.
inont citizen OF Louisville hAstsns 10 catch
train at the depot, and dies before the train
leaves tho station. A well known society
lady Of Baltimore, while dancing at re-
oepslon, suddenly becomes faint, and before
abe can DO conveyed from the room has
ceased % breathe, These arc few Of the
puddea deaths Of which we hear, but tho
vast pumbar Of which We do not hear IL
thousands, Are thoy all caused by heart
diseAsog Do the mysterious bSasngs Of that
delicate instrument, thRt works day aud
night without ceaSing, stop Of their own as-
cord, and thus bring death at opcS2
Physicians Rre unanimous in agreeing
EhII When tho beating Of tho heart bOcomts
faint and irregular or unusual gentle but
toniug stimulant must DO employed. II this
stimplAnt Is Of tho proper kind 1t brings
the action Of tho hGart TO It's proper state
Gud thus tides It over dangerous crisis un-
I'll it can regain It's usual action. But this
Etimulant should not DO OF . strong nature,
Liquor ia dangerous rather than helpful
II should DO Rtimulant which nouriShss a
well as stimulates, and this isprecIsey what
the remarkable Yolna Cordial does. Com
posed, as It Is, Of pure and simple vegetable
Ingredients Il contains Just those elements
which, while stimulating tho heart and other
organs Of the body, still furnish food for tho
blood, strength for the nerves, and yigor
for tho whole body,
These are not remarks given d random,
but serious and earnest truths demanded BY
facts and confirmed by scientists. There
are hundreds Of men aHd women IN their
graves 10 day, who might DO alive and happy
had they known tho above truths aud acted
upon them In tlms, and Il u painful to
think Of tho Intense suffering, extensive sick
nSsa and vast number Of deaths oil OF WhiOh
might have been avoided Il people had only
realized and known. 10 all who read these
Inca We most earnestly say, examine your
GyAtem, note your symptoms, keep this
remedy, which has been proven pureit, best
and most efficient constantly on baud, and
do no. delay
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KNicRRRBocKER COTTAGE, 453 SMITH AVE-


Another Old.timo resort Is the KuiCker.
btcker Cottage at 456 Sixth avenue. 1t 10
q picturesque structure, set back from tho
sidewalk, with two tall trees standing like
sentinels on each side OF the steps that
lead up 10 tho piFzSa and entrance. The
original cottage wRa built Ia the year 1881
by a doughty HollGnder named GCiaen:
heimor. lilo came from tho Fatherland
in a gAliot Of bis own, which, after pass.
ing safely through Hell Gate, was wrecked
In stuyVeasnt Greek, a tributary Of the
Hudson River. He built hls house with
the timbers taken from the wreck. The
next passed into the hands Of Isaac
Varlan, who transferred tho old domirile
into q matched cottage. Daring The
Revolutionary war II served 90 the head.
quarters Of tho HeEsian Generals whose
troops wore stationed In the vicinity. In
1855 the VariBns resumed possession and
again renovated tho building.
Il remained the homestead oil the
VAtian family until the year 1928, whUt
Il was converted into i Toadaile Inn
during The following years II was q favor
Ito resort for driving parties, and aside
from tho hospitality which CharapterlErt
liz management, o garden teemlnR Will
luscious liuIt voc tho chief attraction, l
next passed into tho hands VI Sam RcCk
Bnbuig, formerly a bartender Tor tho GClB
brsttd Corn. Thompson, who kept RtAv
ern where the eeiebyAted Filth Avenut
Hotel now stands. RokenbulR Was HIe
ceCded by Peter Conner, who IN tuti
made way for CApls PORlel and boyle
Of The Twelfth Regiment This was u
1908. .... n.,-...o
Fowler has done tho duties Of host ~
manner that has gained him inuumerabl!
itlVnds. lie 10 the originator oil the uhl
vStsSlly known ThiftOen Club, which We
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SOME OLD LANDMARKS,
TIE uAuNrs OF FAMOUS MEN
or Yore -"Cobwob Halp us 1t Was and nj
1t Looks To.day-A Strange Super
.utI9u from which II Derives Its
Name - Interesting Gossip.

| Sptcfd! CO1Tet 0Edtnet on H'tHlgsiNeT,
NV HoRE, Nov, l,-Tweniy years sec
the name Of David PAtullo was familiar to
every New Yorker, aud to-day there are
Thousands who remember the eccentric
old sCotChman, whose stubborn supersti'
tions and peculiar humoIs rendered him
SO famous when ha lived, David was the
6st proprietor Of "CobWeb Hall, at SC
Duane street, The whlskies he imported
from Scotland and Ireland were the bsst
to be obtained in the city, and whoever
was desllous OF slipping genuine "Hot
Scotch" resorted to his place, He soon
gained wide reputation for this smoky
beverage, SO that many OF the prominent
llwyers, politicians, merchants and jour
nllists Of his day were among his patrons,
Hare James T, Brady sometimes came Of
q cold winters afternoon, to lortiiy the
inner man against the icy sharpness Il
the atmosphere, Here also the intClleC-
tlal face Of Charles O'CoEor was ofttn
seen, his piercing eyes rowing about the
apartment as he slowly slipped the toddy
Among the regular hsb,tues Of the place
were Judge Elmurds, tho spiritualist;
GalbTsilh, the lawyer OF the Herald and
well-knowR Bohemian named McL1ugh-
liza man 80 brilliant Gu he was cratic.
"Cohweb Hall IVES in thoae days very
different place from what we find Il
now,
PAtullo had q strange superstition con.
corning spiders, and could not be bribed
TO deEtIoy their abodes,
In the Course Of time, therefore, the
ceilings and walls Of the tap room became
completely covered with tho webs OF
these industrious insects. They hung in
,.D.ltS
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AVOID CoUNTERFEIT5l Send Us 25e
AMI tyo vii send you by return mall q DDE o.
tile genuine DR.. @. Mclanes eIeDra'eu LNSE
piilS and eight hnndROulp cards a.. -.
ass ''''" FLEMING BROS, plttsburg, 70.
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cIERYoNr HOTEL, R1vERglDB.

Atpresent It is incorporated in River
side. It Is 8 square franc building Bituat'
ed upon high hill overlooking Manhat.
tNnville, district far within the city lin.
lie, and is surrounded by trees and we'll.
kept lawns, with the Hudson stretching
twenty miles to the north as a perspective.
No hotOl for ffty miles around commands
such an extensive prospect II 10 kept IN
Rrst.Clsss style, and its broad piazzas,
wheIH the guests dine during the summer
months, attract hundreds OF people. In
the near vicinity Is Gen. Grants tomb and
southwark extends the Riverside drive,
the fashionable highway Of tho future.
]. X. RirTER, in.
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Live stock

East Linxa7Y, PA, Nov. 2.-Cattle-
Receipts 229 head; shipments 200 head (;
market nothing doing on account oil cleo.
ton. Hogs-RsCsipts 600 head; ship.
nienls 900 head; market firm; Philadol.
phiaa $i.bOa4G0i Yofkera $4.2OA4,8O;
corn.ied and light S37Oi4.lO. Sheep
Receipts 1900 head shlpments 1900
head market slow Of yesterdays prices.
CHlCAQo, Nov. 9.-Cattle-ReCeipts
5000 head shipments 1000 head market
allow and Aleadyj shipping steers 50 so
800; BtoCkers and feeders 81 OOa3 80
cows, bulls and mixed sl.7Slg 76i bulk
~ 4Oi thorough bred Texans steers g. 90
nS 90; Western rangers dull natives and
hnltbrscds $30OaS %; winterUd Texans
. 76aB 20 Hogs, receipts o., 900 BhipmentG
10000. Market dull, closing 100 lower
rough and mixed 50 10 g IS packing aud
chipping 50 1854 lbi light 81 AO,4 90 tklpI
~ 2b13,l0. Sheep, receipts a,OO0j Bhlp,
nrnts, 1900; market dull and lSi26C
lnwcr nallyeB 50 OOiH 05, Texans $500
RB OOj lalnbs SS,b0i4.B5.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue OF Deed Of Trust made by @. ".
Kennedy and Margaret J. Kennedy, his wife, 10
me as trustee dS, cd the Gslh day Of september
1883 and recorded In the office Of The CLERK Of the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, ~
Deed Of Trust Hook No. %, page S32, l will sell
at public auction ut the front door Of tho Court
House Of Ohio county on
BATURDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1885,
SCribCd property, that Is 10 say: tho west ono
thiFd Of Inc north half Of lot numbered fifteen (l6)
IN william ". shrIYers addition to EaAt Wheeling
which sid lot Is tlAted on the southwest corner
OF Woods formerly SEVENTH and Fifteenth 40r
mefly CenOr strce!E In the city Of Wheeling, Ohla
Titis Is believed TO DO perfect, but will convey
only such title Us Is vested In me by said deed Of
trust.
money, aud 80 much more thefeolAs the purchaser
sht vi elect to pay IN cash on tho day Of ll1r the
reS!Iu, thereof payable In two equal In
6tallnenN IN one and two years from the
day Of sale, with interest from that day, thC
pUIcha.er 10 give Ills uesot able notes for the
deferred payments, beaiivg into est, " be Securl
by dead Of trust on the pr perry.
ALFRED RHEiNsTRoA, Attorney. oCti
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educational,
M, De GHAAIAL AGADEAY,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.

r.,,sg,y.nlnta gcar OF thlI WGy.fnoUn AcAd'
s.ls, 90 charge Of The Visitation Nuns,
81, Al, ,hr lrt Mondsy Of September pGIt and
s5p.rar aAoH'M'
V' "..,. o.s7ol a, any Nme In the EsNlou.
s,,.,gso auiu to place thGlr daughters In Gn
.'rmgsl saord!ng exceptional advantages In
-. neaihlrl sud delightful location, ex'
,rafI thorough discipline aud Instruction
V.1sg.pl, Of lifelong teacher, in every depart
- ls!e education, including tho nodsIu
'.ao,.s,g u nuall, Aaoald bead Tor catalogue
Js., .a50l. Adirsis,
ras.raol he Academy oitha Visitation,
Mt, De CHAETAI,
.-,.r,y Near Wheeling W. Va.
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Their Duslncss Doonllug.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival OF trade at Logan < 90. g
Drug Store Is their giving away to their
customers Of 80 many free trial bottles Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Their trade Ia simply enormous In
this very valuable article from the fact
that railways cures aud never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases qui Ckly
cured. You can tcSt 1t before buying by
getting a trial bottle FREQ, large size 81
Every bottle warranted.
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IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS one
desiring to advertise either In one paper
or thousand can learn tue exact cost OF
SO doing, and save both time, trouble and
expense, by addressing Geo. p. Rowell 4
Co.'s Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10
Spruce street, New York.
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Petroleum,

PITTsBURoU, Nov. 2-Petroleum, dul
but steady; opened at GjIC, closed G5I
highest $685. lowest B5l2.
BRApPoRD, Pa, Nov. 2-Opened 65Icj
closed GOIc; highest G5ici lowest 65Sci
clearance 100000,
TIrvsylLLE, Pa, Nov. 2.-Opened al
GSli highest, 90; lowest, G5s; closed al
G5l.
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Tho beat enlvo In the world Tor cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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MANY Of the good tliinGs OF this lilo are
sorrowlully let alone OH account Of dys,
pepsia. ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
euro dyspepsia, indigestion and constipa'
ton sold on a pontive guarantee at %
and 80 cents, by Logan & Co., and Charles
Monksmeller, 2
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Tic Mcnkcr snx

arc immensely strengthened by the uso Of
Dr. Il. V. Piercs's "FAvortts Prescription, !"
which curoa all female arrangements, and
gives tone to the system. Sold by drug.
plata, wFGw
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gruetes sales.
TRUSTEE's SALE.

Nv vIrtuc of Deed Of Trust 10 me, made by
Alex. q EoT and laylniAC G. Eotl, his vile, and
dated the 7th day Of July, In the year lsS2, and
recorded IN the Clerks OlllCe OF tho County court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust
book no 10, Pago 81, will sell Rt public auction
al The front door oil the Court House Of Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
commencing Of 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following dc.
land lying on the west side Of Main btTCet, and IN
Inc city OF Wheeling, and designated III tue general
plSt OF said city, rs lot No. thirty'lye I1j belnR
iho same property conveyed BY y. n. E0if and
wIic 10 said Alex Q, EoG by deed, dated the tirSt
day OF December, 1860, aud recorded In Deed
Book No g. page ia, In the office 81 tho CLERK Of
Tic County Court Of Ohio comfy, West Virginia.
The title Is believed 10 DO perfect, but Will CON
vey only such title Is Is vested In nc by said deed
" TERMS OF SALE: one.third Of the purchase
money In cash, and 10 much more As the puTCf gseT
should elect pay on the day Of sac, tho residue
In two equal inHLallmcnts In ono and Two Year,
from day Of sale the purchaser 70 give his nEgpi'
able notes fer toe deferred payments bearing III
teTest, 10 be secured BY o decd Of ust on the
property. F'f' WlNpEHkEN' AIus'ee'
OnlQ
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According to tho bogcolted lover there
is. no more practical freebooter than the
stern parent.
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', baaf hlTa-Ain happy - bly TIT yusF b shya
iSstAt' Aot ilH Knliost value Tor thu care u
GsWln.A, lh'tu Ltal IsUlblcd Win rdigus.
pl,u9 " !p1T nliiy's Fare Malt Wh.skry, vita
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