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EAST LAKE PAR1
A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INyFs1]

NO Intelligent person tn bs told n, ,,,.,..
Srs money 70 put that s
H IN no other way with or ensi Real %
LOIS on the outskirts
parts the
oesaufai and elevated tract has BEEN n,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

THE BOOSTERS" who vote early and
often, seem 10 pan out on the Cochran
side. 1t Is not often they go with the
side that denounces whiskey drinking
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

Here's good reading on
pillow-case linen. Large lot
exceptional, peculiar. Pc.
culiarities, slight Imperfect
tons, and great reductions
Goods, regular, sound, per.
fectly bleached, all pure
flax, but an occasional rough
thread. Queer story abou,
this bargain Mr.. Irwin
made it with a square manu-.
facturer-of course he was
square or he wouldn't have
sold these goods subject to
lmpertections. II he hadn't
been square he'd have done
as many another, sold them
tor perfect and taken
chances Of being found out,
and all chances in his favor.
But he oversold his iimper-
fact goods and because he
was square made up the
quota with perfect goods.
The price is down over
one-fousth. j h e only
chance you take is of a
trlfilng ire guIarity in thread
which to find you have
to look fo- with eagle eye.
No, you do take another-a
chance for absolutely perfect
goods. Ponder the prices:
Widths in inches
40 AZ IN
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
Security, Trust and Safe Deposit Com

No. bs Markes street, Wilmington, vh.,
deed IN zee simple TO the BRAT
Gone to George X. Tewnsend's No
49, f ~ e''' "" 'n'oinA"oa- u d. LUkENSN
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
u ALTlMORk d OHIO RAILROAD
LANDENBURG' BRANCH.

LANDENBURG' BRANCH.
CHANGE or HOURS.
On and After June eth, 1850, trains will run
~ follows:
Leave Wilmington '.oS, 1850 .. m II. 30 am
at0 y. m.
Arrive at Landenburg $50 am. ;i7co noon
$50 and $50 p. m.
p. m.
Arrive ct VII ninGton. 90 .. m. FLO aps
Up. m.
Sunday trains leave Wilmington 10. IL q.
m. CRd 600 o. m.
Arrive at Landonburg II 20 q. m. and ITO
p. m.
Leave Landenburg at 500 q. m. and 49,
p. m.
hrriveat Wilmington at 300 am. and b.ab
pm.
n, OOENEL,
Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

TINE SCIENCE OF
L LIFE, the great
Medical Work OF the age
OF Manhood Nervous and
Physical Debility, Pre-
mature Decline, Errors OF
Youth, and the untold
mlseries consequent there.
on, 800 pages Svo. l2s
prescriptions for all dis
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17
WANAMAk EMS,
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday August II, ls

PHILADsLPHIA. Tuesday August II, 1850
The news crowds fast.
Dog-days not over and yet
the rush of thought and talk
about the coming autumn is
all around US. Only danger
is that we may fire it off too
soon-before you will care
to think of it. But YOU
7o1N think. we hnozo you
will, because we shall make
you. Our aim today is at
housekeepers, hotel keepers
and folks that have boys and
girls to clothe.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

Gases. doth, full Vift, only Sl.uu ., MaiI
sealed. Illustrative sample free now TO All
young and middle-aged men for the next no
days. Send now. Address
DIR. W. II. PARKER,
jyT-ly.eod Bulhnch St, Boston. Mass.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-17

40 IS so 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

A number of these counties have not rs
vet held conventions, but Il careful review
of the situation gathered from cool impair
tial men Of all parties leads me to believe
that | am about right.
The vote will now stand as follows: Glib
son 81, HOgg 43 or 45, Jackson 81, doubt
full Is. 1t is necessary for the successful
contestant to get 81 votes or a majority OF
$50. Neither of these gentlemen so far
seem to have q very great prepOnderancc,
although Mr.. Gibson leads a few votes.
This being the position of the candidates
there is no probability of either being nom
mated on the first ballot. Even ifOne or the
other gets all the doubtful votes, it would
be insufficient for u nomination, and the
successful party must draw largely from
both or one of the other two. Now which
one will be able to do this | am unable to
say, and can only repeat that the best
and ablest of them should have
the preference. 1t is really an
advantage to the party that nc m man
should have q walk over in so important a
matter, rs in that case the probability OF
selecting one who would confer the great
est honor would be greatly lessened.
| may he mistaken in y few votes one
way or the other, but ! fully believe that
if an error in my calculation is made in one
direction it will be about balanced in an
other.
The election will be holly contested by
the opposition, which will use every effort
known to honorable political warfare, and
some not recognized in political ethics, and
it is necessary that the party defect not
from true Democratic principles in the Sc
lection of the best man, and selecting him,
they should stand shoulder to shoulder
without discord or-diSSeusiOn.
Nominate the best man and success is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
An Impartial View of the Situation in the
Fourth District.

An IMPARTIAL View of the Situation in the
Fourth District.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBuRG July 2s.-There has been
so much said and written of the political
aspect of this, the Fourth Congressional
District, from a personally biased point of
view, and so many inaccurate statements
have been made that perhaps a cool, i'm
partial account is necessary. The writer,
who is perfectly impartial, and only desir-
Gus of honor and benefit to his party3 has
gone over almost the entire field, and will
give what is fully believed to be a
fair and honest report of the condition OF
affairs. 1t is necessary as well as DEM
Ocratic that for the position Of Congress
man the party should be careful and only
put into the field good, honest, capable
men. The three candidates in the field are
undoubtedly men who are worthy of the
high honor and the selection Of the httest
of the three devOlves upon the party as a
matter of political honor and integrity.
There are twelve countiesi in the district,
but two of which have instructed for any
body. These two are Mason, which has
instructed for Mr.. HOgg, and Wayne, for
Mr.. Gibson. The other counties which
have held conventions have wisely, no
doubt, sent their delegates to select the
best and most efficient a
Now, / believe | may say that the posi-
ton of affairs is about as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

Of the States power, prestige and influence
in national legislation beneficial to our
State and her people.
We must return Mr.. Camden and hold
ON TO his work of the past six years. The
politicians must have no voice in making
the next State Legislature, and at all haz-
ards they must not be allowed to sacrl-
fee the State power gained by hard work
in the United States Senate. The people
must think well before they listen to the
''sirenr voice of the political tricksters. If
we listen to them they will lead us astray,
and sacrifice our State influence to their
personal ends.
For something better they cry out, Mr.,
Camden represents capital ant corpora
tions. Well, what need the people a T
what he represents in his private capacity
as a citizen, so longas such representation
does not conflict with his duty to the State
and her interests? If Mr.. Camden repre-
sents all the corporations and eonsollda-
ton of capital, we are told he does. GER
tainly in the past sN years Of his Senatorial
life. he has given them very little OF ms
attention rs the Congressional Record Will
show. Senator Camden has done his duty
to the State of West Virginia end her peo-
pie, and to the Democratic party and Its
interests. What more can we 5 And
to think of retiring him would be mad
ness. We cannot think of such foolishness
if we wish to.retain the place in national
affairs we surrendered when We made a
change six years ago. 1t IS a very iauda-
BILE ambition of every citizen to seek the
Senatorial robes of Office. But 1t IS not
very c~ommendable to do so at a sacrifice OF
the prestige and influence Of the State in
national legislation which benefits u peO-
pie and the State at large. ).
CharestOlra, July q, 1856.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30
OF INTEREST TO OHIO COUNTY'S-
CITIZENS.

Just two years ago to-day the Republic
can State Convention met in Petersburg
and amoung other things rejected the fol-
lowing resolution by a vote of 3l3 to 103:
ResOlred, That the Legislature is the
servant, not the master, Of the people, and
the people are entitled to q respectful
hearing from il when they apply by petit
ton for the redress Of grievances or the
passage of laws. We therefore condemn the
action Of the Legislature in refusing the
request made by many thousands OF the
voters Of the State that an amendment to
the Constitution prohibiting the manuiact-
IRE or sale of intoxicating liquors rs 4 bey-
erage, be Submitted to the vote Of the peo-
pie. We assert that such request should
Be granted at the earliest possible date.
The Ohio county vote on the resolution
stoOd-for, 21E, against 36k. At the secret
conference ON Wednesday last the following
resolution, offered by Mr.. Scorr, was
Adopted;
Rksotred, That ii IS the sense Ofthis con-
Ference IS individual Republicans that On
amendment to the State constitution pro-
hibiiing the manufacture and sale of intOX-
icatfnz liquors should be submitted by the
next Legislature to a vote Of the people.
Qunting from the Hateaigeaeer's report Of
This secret conference we find the follow
ing:
Mr.. SCOTS resolution wa then adopted
by 40 enthusiastic and almost unanimous
vote. only q few noes being heard
Mr.. Hart Of Ohio county, said he did
not know how this would affect the party
ia Ohio county. It might lose some votes,
but he thought it would win others. At
any rate he thought it was the right thing
to 20.
Casting our eyes along the report Of the
proceeding Of the self-cOnstitute delegates
We end the following named gentlemen Is
tie Representatives from Ohio county:
3. b Dovener, @ B. Hart S. G. Smith,
|Df. T. o. Edwards John Kline, o. G,
sco6eld, NJ. r. WOLF w. s FariS Ralph
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DIED.

.
; HASTING9-At $40 o'clock ?; m, Wednesday
July y, 1886, at the residence of her husband, No.
50 Main street, Mrs. MARI HASTINGS, wife oil
James Hastings, and daughter of Michael Finn
Funeral will take place this Friday morning
at $50 O'Clock. Interment at Mt Calvary GENE,
terry. Friends of the family are respectfully in,
vited to attend.
SANDROCK-On Thursday, July %, 1886, at 8
o'clock a. m, Mrs. KATHERINE Z. SANDROCH,
aged So years.
Funeral from the residence of her Son-in-law,
Mr.. Geo. SehellhaSe, No. 1910 Market street, Sat,
urday afternoon at . O'Clock. Bterment private.
SCHwEIZER-Thursday, July %, 1856, during
the night, BARTIIoLoNY SCHWEILER, aged "A
years, II months and B days.
Funeral will take place this friday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, from his late boarding place, Henry
Neuhardts Hotel, near Second ward market,
HUMPHREY-On Thursday, July ~. 1856. at l
O'Clock p. m, GEORGE, infant son of George W.
and Nancy Humphrey, aged 6 months.
Sleep on, little angel of beauty,
And sing with the harpers 50 fair.
We would not 10 earthland recall thee
Away from our kind Fathers care.
Funeral viii take place this friday afternoon
at O'Clock, from the residence of its parents No.
457 National road. Interment at the Peninsula
cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECU-
TTNE nMMI1vTEE

To morrow morning at 10 o'clock the
Democratic Executive Committee Of Ohio
County will meet at the Howell House Tor
the purpose of determining the time and
manner of selecting the nominees for the
various offices of public trust that win De
contested for on the second Of next Noyem-
Der.
Resides the offices Of School and County
Commissioners, there are four members OF
the House of Delegates and one State Sen
ator to be elected, also a Congressman to
succeed the present incumbent Gen. y.
Gof.
From the above it will be seen that
either a mass convention must be held, or
delegates must be selected to meet In regu-
lar convention to nominate members OF the
Legislature and Congressman, besides the
appointment of Senatorial cOnferees, n
to appoint a new County Executive Com
mittee to serve the ensuing two years,
The custom most in vogue with the Dem
ocrats of Ohio county in the case OF I'M
portant elections is to hold primaries in
the several school districts in the county,
usually on Saturday, for the election oil
delegates to a convention to be held on the
following Monday, whose duty it shall be
TO carry ont the instructions of the call Of
the committee.
We hope to see this plan adopted on this
occasion. The Democracy of the county
can then cast their votes for the men
whom they believe will best carry
out the wishes of the rank and file OF the
party. A regularly organized convention
will do its work carefully and etiectu-
ally, without hurry and confusion, and as
a rule render the greatest satisfaction to the
party.
In the call it would be we'll for the COM
mittee to map out, rs completely as posi-
BILE, the entire work that will be before
the Convention in order that the indiyid-
ual members of the party may understand
fully when casting their votes the full
| purpOrt of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

Being one for every 100 votes cast for Goyerno
Wilson in 1854. and one for each fraction Of %
and over.
W. C. BENNETT, Chairman.
J. v. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DIsrRICr-At Keyser, August 2, at
ham.
THIRD DGsrRIcr-At Coal Valley, September
atuA.M
FOURTH DrsrRIcT-At Point Pleasant, August
~ at 10 A. N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

THOSE bosses who have recovered from
the intoxicating effects Of their secret, IA
naReal hero-wOrship, at Parkersburg, are
now intently engaged in kicking them
selves for firing out the REGISTER reporter,
who, in the language OF a certain chaste
little ditty, got there all the same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30
swaney and Alexander.

TO The EdHor q e Re9Ner:
Among the candidates for the office of
Judge over the river O. ]. Swaney and r.
J. Alexander are mentioned. Both are
good, but we are recalled to the fact that
during the period that Democracy in Bel
mont county and vicinity was in a shadow
that no one more than Mr.. Swaney distin-
guished himself for ardent and patriotic
service for the party. BELMONT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

Bic JOHN HOGAN escorted the Hateili-
yeaeer reporter into the eat-lOft eOneiaye
with a warmth equalled only by that With.
which he escorted the REGISTER reporter
cut Now why, in the name of fair and
square dealing, was this? The REGISTER
man was invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.


AT a meeting Ofthe Democratic Executive Com
mittae for the FirStCOngreSSiOnal DiStrictof West
Virginia, held at Carksburg, July Is lS6 twas
ordered:
That a ConventionO Of the D~emOcHtSOf the first
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
10 meet at Clarksburg. West Virginia, on Tuesday
the tn day Of September, lSSS, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Congress in said
District. and for the transaction Of Sueh other
business as may come before the conventions; and
that the several counties in said District be re
onestsd 10 send the number of delegates follow
So 20 safa Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

1T would have afforded the REGISTER
pleasure to have given q report of Capt.
DovENER's red hot speech ut the cat
LOFT conference on Wednesday. But it was
secret, the reporter was elected, and pub
licity was denied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

FROM the bright and interesting e~enten-
NAL number of the Pittsburg Commercials
Gazette we elpa valuable history Of the coal
and coke industry of Western Pennsyl-
vania for the benefit ofthe REGISTER read
ers this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

Third DEsrRICr-At West Union, S~eptember9
FOURTH DGsrRrCr-At Sistersyille, SePtemOerS
at 10 A. NJ
Sixth DsrRICF-At Huntington, August %, al
10 A. ".
SEVENTH DISTRICT At Oceana, Wyoming
equity, August 30
EisHrH D1srRIcr-At Anderson, September 3,
at I'm
Ninth DErRICr-At Charleston, September =
TENTH DlsrRICT-At B~uckhannOn, July ~, at
JOAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

Mr.. TMDEN writesa letter in which he
gives his opinion of Congress. In effect
he says Congress eoat-tails are 4 little too
long in the relations of the United States
with foreign governments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

THERE is little deviltry left to be shown
MP in the Anarchists trial at Chicago and
To air what remains unaired there are
doubtless informerS enough left.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

Whitehead, DAid Bel, John Hervey, J.
v. Il Rodgers, and E. Buchanan
AS the resolution was adopted by IAN
enthusiastic and almost unanimous vote,
presume that there was little or no OBJ
lection among the Ohio county delegates
However, a large number of our citizens are
anxious to know how these unchosen dele
gates representing this county cast their
votes upon Mr.. SCorr's resolution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

THERE are more things in that clt-loft
Opiumjoint meeting, . supplemented
Republican voter, than are dreamed of in
thy philosophy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

HoN. n. b. SCOTT is strongly urged by
his friends to make the race for the Congress
sional nomination on the Republican
ticket. He would make q strong man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

>TITHE New York Times inquiries: rs the
resident a party leader" Well, now, We
LOuld smile. Just wipe your specs and
watch him, JONEsY, old man, in ISIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

The Republican bosses take the Prohibi-
tiOuists for royal ehumps.' Witness that
alleged resolution. Barring the anomaly
of terms, it's a most transparent blind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

DOC" MOFFAT is being strongly urged
TO run for the House of Delegates. d. d.,
which means Don't Doe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

WHAT proiteth it a bOOdler though be
gain the whole State in conference n
lose it at election?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

Col. KENPLE's party seems to have
little confidence in the Republieanism of
Col KEMPLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30

Is 1T hot emo? Easy there! Of course
it is if YOU reside in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30
Sale of Valuable Real Eiis

vIRTUE0 OF TIr AJTii0EIn ~ !.
ID In me, 10y u decree 81 ih' NHh
Wheeling. made nn lnr 'lh Ha' a.
a suit In rhaurcil therein l-h'1
Mary Il. CrrCran Va. rnuI uhl.A
CracraO and othcr Hrr dr'rmlsIt'
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Moudny. JuIy 18Th IVA


|. BEGINNING at 10 n'rIwk e m. NJ 4
'tion at the front dor 81 ib"'nHT h' -
county, the follow ing hr-3'l-N -
that l. a. say: All that '''ih.I
lot numbered /, IN eIIan H. '"- -
dition "a the said city al Nhor,ilE, al
as follows. Beginning 90 D. ~
Twelfth street at u lsDiii " ~. "A
east Of EDtT street. ih'nr" lf'I II
north side Of said lWri.lh
inches. thence nOuhWa"Iiy al iAL
saId TunIth street ~ frt AID
westwardly and par"it'i WIN - a
feet and q inchcs; theme am" - Il
alIel with EDT street ~ l'"t ~" -
beginning; being ~" same ps n
cOnyeyed Ia the aid Man y ,-NA
beth Z. Dewey and hrT hHsh4D'
ON the nth day Gf April. ~ 81
TERMS OF sALE-sl,ib o." dS1
the purchaser may clcr, oa,h 81 -
,be rcsidme In Two equal in.1HmHN IA
q and "a months respectively re
saIe. with Interest, thr P'iirnA| 81
fov the deferred instAlIWcnp' az "A
navm.nt nj Tho same ly o dc"I@ ~
property, and insiIrIh'r !" Wv
than 1900 on the buildlIEy u Er9EL
special ooa
Thereby certify that l"nd VIZ m
been given by the said rpeHi~
required by said deere" A. ntyRLE,1e
W. II. HALLER, AudnDnoi' a
uyuvp1rSa Iuup 18Th, I-~.
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Saturdav the l1th Day Of Jul, q

commencing at IA ".rl"sE o o. -. I'D
real estate. situate ri Point N.I, -tEBt 1
Hcmpfcld railroad. 90 said rn'. HEtd
and county. Ia VT The Point MD ID
consisting Of about b u'g"s 81 land ''c.1
the lands of &. :. Terri. jrvph Nst 4
Potter. VIM. Hirg> anil other Nh ~ II
ing houses. stOrr rp,rm. rI.i 1aI lbi1u
therin. with the water lr,ilce' T 90
names thcrcumt" belonging
Each ot said tTIr,s ~ iaIh VII Z "a
whole or In parcel. To- sV.l pu0ha-r
TERMS OF SAN one third n % "A
money. and ~ much m"rr ~ Zoe Frdlssn4
elect 10 pay, in cash. aud The raliN
equal annual mNlaim'ul' Win
from the day 81 sab &" 4" ~ IhS
trust on the prup"rt! add. ] : '.,e
jvl5
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Taursd,y. IL, ga LAY d jay

IhurSd1l, INC EE' r.0BftI
! commencing nj 10 0'clO|k 4 ~
scrihed real estate on Luz Ss.,SAsJ
| Point Mill station, on the Hur
| tn ONO count IS. Va, t0Fh 80
land which r bO1nded a a1J.aGsl
| giuning AZ a stake eDnef W. lgy
with his line north 2'z 49,
stone IN the line ri JO@Pn ,S ,1sypl
| the same north - cad 49,
thence with the north bnr !, 80
snntb asIIo wei - 2l0 %" -
nnrth me- yetI pole 70 lbs - 81
second BEGINNING at = fgiie h 6rSl
In Uemnielh railroad, h1m. ~
sissinn aud ]. NJ. Bell; tbchrs -, ~
~ 20 a stnne on the nodb -
tcodiny Tnm ROnry'f Point 10 ~
,hanee With saId fosd nDdh shsnE
,benos porth liln eat 8! pote.stH
aas, si soIe,: thence north ~ 49,
sfone. thence leaving e 80 pNt.A
"a noicsfo A beech tnf tP ssdt -
,au,b 81 polo 70 gS
ISha 49, I.-ginning al the sah.SsI
west VIII ~. ssid milnod c~asgsSs1
sg.k ss. Wns ~ aid .G ~ osassGR2
Wild w nne ,hsncr With the 1907
- slssDD, -tooes tbSS
TO a Sugar tree stump sor1e, dgSsA
straight line " n s,one .snzighi bD~1
fence: thence on - scr< noe -
the coal bank Al-o hsFs~a~
coal under the farm OF "a MfNl)
property 10 any extent Il IA stp~
sold as q whole or In i,hIri a gT1
TENS o. saLI1 Uore q. he -
elect 10 pay In cash am iurenrs 49,
ANIMAL msalmenp, stn,,d bJ eeSSrFlb
tbe day Of sale, 70 H.
The property. nl
ju2 oosa until ~
The above sale s poe! nmeHsSH
fAuenrt. 1886, when . atk~.
Tered for sale on Inc Pc 2 TERblLN
jy2sexgf
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ArGISr'

Commencing at IL o',,,cl So'a, hs
described property. thar i n he ~
tion OF the south one Ny Ms>l
two CS2l situate on the we,, ~ AghL.S1
between seventh ami Eighbr q 1
OF Wheeling, county ufUg S'es 4 n
Virginia, bounded ~ ,ril"o AM Va. u
at the southeast rum,ruf %vE ~
runniuy thence with >a.I ~ 100 ~
(ls) feet, more or les. H. fb'.'ti hrl -
partition wall "f q hurt ,vn'-' 4 ~
half lot: thence with the r'" ''.S eg~.s \
at right angles with MAJ" ,,i ~
western boundary uitNr ~,liS ss !,
western boundary nlrg, az ib-l, Il
ern line of said lui ilrn~,.
line of same Ia the rlan O., ~ 10 ~
with all and >ingularthr bryliSaaa
ments thereon ami The lr,n 4
purtenanccs thcrruu,p h.lnrr. ~
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money, or ~ much mrrr a, " GE.
elect to pay, cash IN hand IN ' ~. 'ts
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sale, the purchaser L. IA. no -
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