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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-27
A rnI-CoUNTY JAIL.
a Scheme which Is being AgItatcd In til
Counties UP the River.

a Scheme which Is being AgItated In the
Counties up the River.
A writer in recent issue OF the Wells
burg Herald advocates the the erection Of
a large Jail, to bs q joint ntoCk concern, 80
to speak, owned by the counties Of Han.
cock, Brooke and Ohio. 1t seems the Jail,
so.Called, at Wellsburg, is nothing but q
irail rNttle.trap that has been condemned
several times, and recently Judge Jacob
issued q mGndamuS against the Brooke
county court because 1t had taken no steps
to provide better prison. Tho jail In this
county is also q rather ancient affair, not
at all in keeping with the wealth and gen.
eral importance OF the county. 1t Is also
rather insecure structure rs has been
proven time and again by the escape OF
prisoners. They have fairly good Gala
bose in Hancock comfy, but seldom
have any slough people" to put In 1t.
The iaia OF all three counties are poorly
ventilated, and ought TO BIZ much better
than they are.
An editorial in tho Herald, calling alien
ton to the proposition of the correspond.
ent, rather iavors the project, and thinks
q jail on rAteable principles, between the
three counties, would be good eCheme,
and suggests Wheeling as probably the
best location. II also iRvOrs aTe(0rmatOry
in connection with the joint prison, both
10 DO built on the best and most approved
plan. 1t states that Brooke county does
not feel like putting up $4,000 jail for
her own individual use.
The Hancock county Independent says
Of this HChemo: 1t would not suit US
very well, on account OF our location; or
perhaps not 30 much the location, Rs in
ierior railroad facilities. For instance, in
taking prisoner to Wheeling, the river
would have to be crossed twice, and there
are days in the winter when the ice is
running thick, that the crossing cannot be
made at all. This would probably require
ON overland trip to Wheeling Junction,
on tho Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky railroad, at a time when the roads
are almost impossible. tits true, however,
that in come OF our neiVhborlng Coun-
ties, for instance, Beaver and Wash
inglon, Pa. prisoners are baulod greater
diatanCe. We IRE little better oil than
our ueighbors OF Brooke, as We have two
iails, ono in Fairview, and ono here in
Cumberland. Neither OF them have been
condemned. At the same time we cam
not say how soon they will be. II Han
cock county in the near future, is COM
PEELED to build a Jail, we believe our peo-
pie would prefer TO have 1t here at home
and have 1t all 10 ourselves. We want
the railroad much worse than the jail.
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A we'll known saloon keeper said to an
INTRLLlGEScER reporter the other day:
Last Sunday l kept my place locked
up all day, ana did not 20 into the bar, nor
was q glass Of beer nor anything else sold
there. Near me is another saloon, and 1t
was open by way OF the side door all day.
That man cells beer to my customers, and
naturally aitor they have been aCoommo.
dated there on Sunday they feel like going
there on week days. ! tell you man Is
almost compelled 10 sell on Sunday. The
law Is not enforced, and don't think 1t Is
fair to fine one man and let another carry
OH his business Free"
".why don't you complain to the
police 2'
"lgn't there a law against selling on
sundayY"
eyes"
"What are the police ior?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-27
A GREAT BALL GAME
on THE ISLAND YESTERDAY,
The "SIapIe Leaf Nine, of Ontario, vs.. the
Wheeling Club-Tho Kanucks Get One
Score and tho Home Boys SOno-A
Large Crowd Greatly Euthused.

One Of the greatest games Of base ball
that has been played here this season was
that played yesterday afternoon on the
grounds OF the State Fair Association be-
tween the Whselings, who, by the way,
are fast acquiring IN enviable reputation
"a one OF the crack amateur mines in the
country, and the Maple Leafs, from
Guelph, Canada, The crowd in attend
auce was one Of the largest and noisest
seen on the grounds at any game this sea-
SON, and the interest and enthusiasm was
a. fever heat from beginning to end,
Among the KanuCks were two players for.
merly oil Bslaire, and their friends came
up from below in force to cheer them on
and guy the honest work. OF the Wheeling
boys,
II was grand game all through, and al
though the Maple Leafs won 1t, the credit
should be given to the home team just as
though they had scored victory, II ever
club played in adverse circumstances
the Wheeling club did yesterday, and 1t Ia
simply wonderful that they did not lose
heart and go TO pieces when the rank
usage they received at the umpire's hands
isConsldered, The visitors play remarkably
good ball, very strong game indeed, and
they ought not to strengthen the team
with any tenth man, II they have played
Mr., Whipple frequently on this trip 1t ia
no wonder they have got clean score
Of victories, Hat any time Mr.. Whippls
Gontemplates applying for an American
Association umplreship, he can get the
cordial endorsement OF this community,
Tor there would be no possible question
about his ultimate late. His judgment
on balls and strikes was iearlully of, and
his decisions on base plays and on q foul
hit to left field were all in favor OF his
side.
The battery work Of SCheibeck and
PurviB was simply immense, Scheibeok
striking out eighteen men aud Puryis
catching nineteen out on strikes and fouls,
Watson faced the heavy hitters from the
north with very stout heart and aston
shed them by his phenomenal work, only
two safe hits being made oil his delivery,
HO was rather wild aud gave six men
bases on balls, but he did not rattle worth
a cent Wright caught an elegant game
and all the home nine acquitted them
selves well. Upright in the second inning
dropped IN easy lily which gave the Maple
Leafs their only run. Before the game
Messra. George A. WiCkham and William
ConRrd presented beautiful set Of foul
AAgs to the home nine, in appreciation OF
their good work, and the boys promised
10 plant the flags on as many victorious
fields as possible.
The game to-day between these clubs
ought to draw q Thousand people. Nichol.
sou will catch aud ]. White will play right
Geld. The "kiCkers" from afar may win
again, but they will have to play all they
know how. Game will DO called at 1880
o'clock sharp. Yesterdays score in detail
was as follows:
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BELLAIRE,
All Sorts of News and Gossip from the
Glass City.

All Sorts OF News and Gossip from the
Glass City.
Several leaks In the water mains are be.
ing repaired.
William thinner, now Of Baltimore, ia
visiting relatives here.
A young daughter OF James Fralinger
died yesterday Of erysipelaU.
Ed. Yost Is lying quite low at his home
on Noble street with peritonitis.
The engine Is testing the gas pipe run.
ningto the Belmont CLASS Works.
Dr.. Anderson Is away from home at
tending soldiers reunion at Thornville.
Mrs. Robert Darrah has COMO to Cali.
fornia to visit her Bon Alvin, at Stockton.
Mrg. Abe johnson had her face badly
scalded by the explosion Of can Of 10.
matoes.
II. V. Merrick, principal Of the high
eChool, has moved his family here from
Minerva.
The o. L. & W. pile driver is OF work
on the river bank outside Of the y. & 2.
track al Gravel Hill.
John Price, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Road Masters Office, was In town yester.
day visiting relatives.
The lower end OF Jefferson street, Gravel
Hill, is being lowered some four or Ave
feet by the grading now going on.
Rev. W. NJ. Eaton, who has preached
here several times recently, will preach at
the First Presbyterian church on Sunday.
A copper telegraph wire has been strung
by the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
from WellSvllle, reaching here yesterday.
Some Of the people are getting ready TO
make formal complaints about some I'm.
paved gaps In the sidewalks Of the center
oil town.
viii @. WarnoCk is acting secretary Of
the Belmont Savings and Loan Company,
IN The absence oil the secretary, James u.
DArrah.
Gus HafLenstein has built some large
poultry houses al his place on Indian Etin,
and will 20 into the business oil poultry
raising with complete appliances.
Mr.. Wiley, Of Iowa, and Miss Eta liar.
Vey we're married Wednesday evening, at
the home Of the brides father, William
Harvey. They have gone 10 Iowa to live.
The Knights Of Labor will 70 10 Wheel.
inR Saturday morning on the Princess and
bSFges, leaving here az eight O'Clock. They
will take several brass bands along, and
between seven hundred and a thousand
people,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City ana Wheeling folks
Abroad.
Mr.. P. II. Shields, Of POlatlnO, is at the
Mcclure House.
Mrs. Simon Kline is the guest OF Mrs.
Joseph Sonneborn ct BelIaire.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Elliott, Of steubenville,
was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
CAPTAIN Doveuer took in the New Mar
tinsville reunion. The Captain las fences
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Blond and daughter,
Miss Emma, returned homo laDt evening
from Oakland, Md. ST.
Miss Annie Kraft, OF ParkersburR, ia
visiting her cousin, Miss Annie Colbert, on
South Ohapline street.
Mr.. John Butteriield arrived home yes.
terday from Baltimore, where he has been
passinga couple Of weeks.
Superintendent Anderson Of the city
schools and Mrs. Anderson arc visiting
friends in Brooke county this week.
Ex.president John K. Wier, Of tho late
United NaileIs OF America, has gone to
Oakland, Cal, whore ho will work in the
nail mill.
Among the West virginians registered
at the Mcclure House were W. I. Stanley
and vile, Of RRYenswood, and J. Il. Haw'
thorne, Of Kingwood. Nt
Major Ran stalnaker has returned home
from a business trip East and short
pleasure gojourn and visit with friends at
White Sulphur Springs and in the Kama
wha Valley.
MIR. and Mrs. T. 9. MoHat and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Berger and children,
aud Mrs. Quarter returned home last
evening from long stay in the mountains
OF Preston county.
Captain Thomas Prince, OF the steamer
Courier, has gone to Brownsville, Pa,
where his new boat, the "stella Wilde" Is
being built. MIR. 4. j. Martin, the well
known clerk OF the Courier, has command
during tho Captains absence.
MeBsrs. II. R. Howard, Of Pt. Pleasant,
j. H. Msrculn, Of Huntington, and John
NJ. Collins, OF Charleston, were registered
ut tho Stamm House yesterday They are
here to attend the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors Of the
MoundBvillo Penitentiary, OF which they
ara mDnlhRrR
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A select crowd went out to the Park
yesterday.
Quite a large crowd took in Uncle Toms
CABIN last night.
Martins Ferry sent over good crowd
to the ball game yesterday.
Miss Annie Dean returned yesterday,
from an extended visit with Iowa friends.
Matthew Darrah aud Robert Finney left
for the mountains yesterday, for pro-
longed hunting and fishing trip.
Nearly all the works will close down
Saturday, TO enable the employees 10 take
In the knights Of Labor demonstration In
Wheeling.
~. Rumgey began work on tho reger.
volr yesterday. His wagons and toolI
came In last evening, He says ills a hard
Job 10 get lAborefH In Martins Ferry, aH
everybody wants To bobs.
The Sherman House crook, who gave
tho name Of James MCFadden, escaped
with a hne Of s. and costa for drunken.
tiels, Rs he got nothing there, and entered
the house through an open door.
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ANcw LIrht.

The notable brilliance Of tho 1NTrLLt.
aRNCER these days Is due to the fact that
the editorial rooms are lighted with a
siemens.Lungren lamp, designed to use
either natural or artificial gas and making
q light brighter than any but the electric
and As soft and steady as daylight itself.
II is manufactured by the Gas lllumina.
ton Company Of this city. II Is o vast
Improvement on the Siemens light, there
being no pole or other obstacle beneath
the light 10 cause shadow. It'll as near.
ly a perfect light for all purposes ss has
yet been devised, being handsome orna.
ment to room as well 90 all that Ia dOSlf.
able AZ an illumination.
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IIaryest EkeursIon. 10 tlle We.l.

Excursion tickets to all land points in
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Texas, Minnesota and Dakota, will be ROld
by the Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts.
burgh, on August 18th, September 9Th and
2lSt. The rate will not be more than one
faro Tor the round trip. Residents OF The
interior States have never had better Oh.
portunity TO visit the grain and grazing
lands Of the sOuthwest, West, or North.
west For full Information call upon or
address any Passenger or Ticket Agent OF
the Pennsylvania Company; Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & st, Louis Railway Company,
or Chicago, ST. Louis & Pittsburgh Rail.
road Company. Tu1F
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The Oypuy stulpnts,

This evening at the Opera House the
famous KoSsuth Hungarian Gypay Or.
oheStra and Bololsts and tho Relk family
Of musical artists will make their frat al.
peaFance before q Wheeling audience. In
both merit and novelty the company 10 a
strong drawing card. Wherever II has
appeared Tic people have been enthu.
BiaSLlc ia thelt expressions Of pleasure.
II has been compared TO tile Mexican
typical orchestra, but about Tho only
point Of resemblance 10 the difference
from the music 10 which Americans are
accustomed. Nobody who has al. ear FOL
music can iAil to DO pleased with the per.
iormAnce. Reserved seats are on sale at
Banners,
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A convention Of the prohiblsionists Of
this county ID TO be held at 10 o'clock this
morning In MGlAin'a Hall Oh Twelfth
street, for the purpose Of choosing dele.
gates 10 tho Congressional Convention oil
tho party aud 10 the Senatorial Oonven.
ton. In addition q Legislative ticket will
be chosen. The call 10 made by j. NJ,
ClousLOn, Chairman, and T,j. Cartwright,
Secretary, Of the county committee,
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To.day's game of base ball between the
Maple Leafs and Wheelings will DO um'
prsd by Officer Bobby McNtchol, OF the
police force, no having arranged to get of
Tor this purpose. McNichol was formerly
oneof the Ass ciation'sumpires andis well
posted on all points and teChniCalities,
having kept up his study OF the game
sinCe no has retired from the diamond.
His reputation rs o fair and impartial um.
pire has always been acknowledged. The
Canadians will not have the assistance oil
Mr.. Whipple to-day. The Maple Leafs,
by the way, have played forty-two games
this year and OF that number lost only
one,
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Yesterdays Plthburgh Commercial Ga.
Ssiie says. The naiers Of several factories
down the river are now working on q II.
cent card instead Of the 1s.Cent card gen.
orally agreed 10. This has prompted
many manufacturers In this city 10 expect
that tho nallefs here will accept the lower
rate. The nail trade ID dull and the OUT
look not bright. II lie reported that many
Of the nAilefs favor the reduction In hopes
that work will DO Bteadier.
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DR.. Pipes, OF the Board OF Education,
and Mr.. Wells, the architect, staked otftAe
ground for the new school house In
Richie district on Wednesday, and yes
terday j. A. Holiday & Son, the contract.
ors, began the work Of grading the lots
preparatory TO beginning the work Of
erecting the building. 1t Is expected that
the house will be completed and ready for
occupancy when the spring term Of school
onRnA fBXt April,
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1876,

commencing at 10 o'clock AM, the following d,i
LcfibO property, that II 10 nay: All thai Ean F.
lots numbered niue aud ten In ChApllhv anl ~
addition 10 tic Iity VI Wheeling bOunugl ~ tat
moro particularly deserted NJ follows Utglh lns
At point aud at the centre VI the brick ihi,@it
wall on the no. lhefly side Oi TwGnlJtnlIl 'uVIl'
and seYenly'One a. feet eAsiwAfdy from lhg ,s,,s
corner Of Va Or and TWGntythird streets. lhslvGi
nOrthWAfdly and patRlO l with said natt NV NV
i22 feet 70 tie lOutierly EIdO Of ten loot hlINn
and with the said side Of tho HAld Alleyn1 !, "a
wArdly sixteen apd elghttWellths U6Sl1 h!v,AIy
tho I0Nuyend lihe, and with bis line mulhN" "a
and parallel with Water street seventy W. "a
tlinelWelilhs Ia V12) feet; thence ea'lNhIl lntS
parallel with ntyihlfl street slG 10 70 lnv ,,
SouthwArdly and parallel With Water slice' U,
nine and thfee.twGlihI (iv $40 feet 10 NY hy's
ery lhe Of 1Wenty.thif1 rect and WIN tDg h'9S
WeslWafdly twenty-five and ighttWcl W. !fl'I
feet 10 the beginning Together Win Al ,h u,
puftODRnCes un o the bald land De'0hBlpB =" :"
any wise AppGrtainiDg. ..,.,h,,,
TkkMs Uf BALE-On0'thlrl Of ihe pivn,sy
money, or 10 much more IA The .plitls'y Il,3
elect 10 pay cash In hand on the DAY q Sie' Nv.
the toslduB thereof III two equal lllshhg.N ' ls
Able III one and two years NspcClNelY LYm ."g
day Of sale the pnfuhh,cf 10 give ls hOWs yalHis
interest from The day Ul sale Interest payapgL ~ ds
annually, with good personal security ioI ',Iv'lnl
i0tied payments, aud The legal tue 70 10 I''"'"'N
~ 'N'''V' 'GGisoRGE H. X. dlLCHRlsT, Tra'tC;
]. u, IIERyEY, AurllOnGef. aIss-s
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NftUnnOrol,or EScarslon to Pittsburgh and
Ilnlnrn.

On Sunday, August 20, the Mpnnerchor
Singing Society and their friends will OK.
curt 10 Pittsburgh by the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad, Round trip tickets 81 70,
good for two days, 10 be had az gheib's
tnualC store, Twelfth street, Julius 1,ohse'g,
2l40 Market street, and John Becker'B
jewelfy store, South Side, and from mem.
bers Of the Society. This will DO the only
xCutBlon Of the season,
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IN. 1.lTrLE has opened to the public
his Baltimore 4 Ohio Restaurant and Con.
lectlonery, No, Il Sixteenth street. First.
class meals will DO served NJ all hours AZ
reAaonabloprlCes. Also board by The week,
day OF meal, can DO secured. Mt. Little
uses Ohio Valley Coffee whiCh lie claims
exceeds oil others In flavor, CleAnneOs and
strength, .
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on tho inStallllent plan
whereby you can secure n watch Of once
on easy payments. tall and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBlI, JOweIer,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market SIS.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepps drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. NJ, co.; IL Nj, So; 8 r. M So; nP.
A., 800,
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. O., August 27-1 A. NJ.
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather, aoutheastcrly;winds,
slightly warmer,
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lWhat are the pollce ior?n

THE Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after q
thorough repairing and preparation, Is
again open for guests. The rates are as
reasonable as will allow for a Eist.Class
table and comfort Of its patrons, Mr.. H.
h. VRnhIeter, the owner, still manages 1t.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
grnstee Sales.
TRu,sTEEs SALE OF NORTH END
RINK

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF NORTH END
i RINK.
BY virtue Of a Decd Of 'Ttult made by the Wheel.
Ing Roller Rink Association, a corp ration uudsi
the laws Of the State OF West Virginia. u me Al
Trustee dated April 20, 1856, recorded IN the OaiN
OF the Jerk Of the County Court OF Ohio COUNT,
West Virginia In Deed oil Trust Book NO "A, Il
page ISL will sell ut tho front door VI tho COuii
House Of said county on
SATURDAY, TIE Ith DAY OF SEPTEMBER lSI
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 say I lie lease dated FeDnIy
!, 1855, for term Oi ten years on ali that phiCCd
ground situated ut the corner north Of 18th strrsl
and west OF Main str Il III the city Of Nhtelrsl
beginning at tho point Of lnletcciUn Oi md
streets; thcnCo north on the west line Of Naa
street Sixty-iour feet: thence west parallel villa
Fifth street one hundred and twelve feet these
south with a line parallel with the linp Of sai
street 10 the line Of Filth ltrcet slIth.iO isyt;
thence cast OH Fifth street 10 tho beginning, v
gGthGr with tho building erected on said l'pcl
ground with all Improvements fixtures, haas
furniture and all property VI whatever description
contained In said building known u the NoFA
End klnk.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
:. : ". J. ". CoWDES, Trustee.
" IT ITAITPn AuntihnnHR iyll
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New Advertisements.

K.of l.. Notice William Nlnler.
POPULAR swiss Lawu-D GundlllE & Co.
For observation-disclosures Benton MCMilIin.
Nils a. c. ParrIns school for Young Ladies' and
%Satei-Four Heaters and Four Helpers
LAlIelle Iron OrkB.
prOhlblt.OniAlb' Convention,
NatuIHl Ga5 Flttlugs-A. j. Sweeney 4 Son.
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are still selling round trip tickets 10 Pitts
burgh on Sunday. Ratio 81 %. TtalnH leave
Al 6I06 and 1895 A, w., city time,
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MnnlOtl.

Four heaters and four helpers at same
prices as arc paid In all other nail mi 10 in
Wheeling. Apply at once at office Of
hABELLE lRoN WonKS.
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WEAR Dalbllggnn Underwear. They
arc The best and cheapest. AL sizes ut
U. HESS IL sons,
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". II. lIALLER, Xuctlonc
TRUSTEE's SALE,


by virtue OF two Deeds OF Trust made by lIridsst
NoOne TO me us trustee, tho first dated sCpi'ml
H. 1884, Teco 'ded In the OllC0 Of the CCrl Of tho
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 70
Deed Of Trust book No. %, page Sji the d0hd
dated April ., 1885, recorded III said Clicks OfH
In Decd Of Trust Byok No. N, page i8i, will ~
o. public auction al tho front door Of the Voin
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, tho 2Slh DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ~
commencing at 10 o'clock A, ~, the following d
SCrlbed property, that Is 10 say: certain pleCeI
parcel OF ground lying and being situate ~ U.
CITY Of Wheeling, county Of Ohio aud .tAt} Of hq'
Virginia, mOTe fully described Us follows Be
south half Of lot numbered i0rtytntC 49, Alihe
on the eaAt side Of Market street, on the nOilh hlf
Of Tweni y'seyenth street. and Mt the cor u Of 'tl
streets; said half lot has frontage O twenty-five
l2bl feet on Market street and extends DAtk o. lu
even width, binding on twenLy.SGYenth sine. QUO
bundled OF ~ au alley, ..,.,,..
Tho title Is believed 10 DO perfect but VIII C9li
yey Only tho title vested lii Inc BY tad ueea VI
trust.
TERMS OF sALE-onC.thI'd and as much moigl
as the purGhaer elects TO pay In cash on tae Gay "
sale, the balance In two equal insthllncnh ~ Vlu
and two yearI, notes DO ring interest ION lhtul
Of sale 70 DO given for hO deferred payment, us
buildings 10 be kept Insured iJr the bcnct o. w
deferred payments, and the title retained uhuI
payment Ii made In full. .-...,-.
". J. ". COWDRN, Tm'@,
~ Ii ILII LiinllnnhnE MlD
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Innings ........... / S4667
Maple Lsais'"'."''v', Q ! Q 1922 o. !


Earned runs, none. Lott on bases, Maple LglIs,
O. Bases on balls. or WRtSoI, q. struck out, by
Is; by Walton, g. Time OF game, hour
and 80 mInuteS Umnlra, III. Mhlpple.