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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
Enmmcr Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
A FAST TRAIN WITH SLEErIN0 NA4iS.
TliE PEEFEnl.LD ROUI.i

TlDi PGEFERGED ROUTE.
NEN-IOiK CENTRAL AMP =, e.
ROME WArEETOWN AND OCDANsBCl tt X; IT,
Train, with through seepne-c1Is, leaves Nf~o Cchti
Depot D. N. except Saturdayl ana runs Over WE Hrt'S
<-track y. y. {. n. l g.. passing n ily I'D 2, H.
Jtca l. as a. m runnc along the sunset slope Of tao
Adrohdacs ana through fhe beautiful hlacN KY Ns.ey
arriving at Paul Srnt.'s staou NoItfn AurondicS
T. r., + 80 q. NJ, connecting with stile A'F.NnH ~
Paul Smiths Hotel 30 u. IL. Returning stage leaves
Paul Smiths Hotel 3 ~ Dr. SicnplA gears leave raul
SMITHS station Northern Adirondack *. H. 20 p m,
arrive Grand Central Depot a. m - ruf4oA uche,
end seoping.car accOnnaIi ons can o. oDiari aL az
New-Yots Central ard Hudson river Il X 9'.e.s ~;
via. Utica and L., W & O. r. IL. Fare as low as any
limo Remember that this is the only through car route
only line avoiding change Of ears; only sanird eAuep
route; only route anor ng passengers a lui nlelt
TIN firo from y " York Dy this line mas been
reduced from Nev-Yo.k 90 ....- ,... .--,o.-
/ . HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS STATION:
IL 10 HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS HOTEL.
Connections are made for saFlnac Lake ana all Akron
dack Mountain send ten cents postage for Illus
trate1 book 176 pages. largo octave SIZE; best book
given away; . THO ~ LII. ,-l.D.
Gcn1 Passenger Agent. L., W o. x T..
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HUIgUNUAEh MUI MAINS
TEIE WINDSOR.

ELIZABETHTOWN, y. y, 5 located amidst some o. o.
the finest mountain scenery Charming drives raaate IN
ducve good appetite and strength. No mosquitoes OR
malaria Running water on every moor from mountain
srng. absolutely pure Table second to none in the M
rOndacks Scuday mails 10 and from New OK Icle-
graph express and ticket Office in house Fine tennis
and crOQuet grounds Two splendid farms owned
by the proprietor supply the house with aundance OK
fresh mix. cream. butter, vegetables &c CIfcu-
lar vita city references ..~ ..,-.-
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snmmer acsoris.
khVEnhE cY-ThE-SEA
LONG ISLAND.
NnW open.

ACCESSIBLE, QUIET El iESS,tNawlav Reach
30 minutes by Ia via New York and i.oVA So
r. X to Arverne Depot Directly on uv Stablinc
boulevard 70 Far Rockaway Lawrence "'s ~
-"t'''N'' D"'''-"s iPfcfftHD II STEAsNS. Prop
Formerly OF tho Argyle and Long Beach Hotels
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SEKAi,kG LAKE HOUSE.

One naIe fl0n SaTanac LaHe stat0n, on UhdleHlgdy
r r. Enlarged newly furnished and In perfect sanitary
condition. 1000 feet elevation 1000 feet piazza Lm
physicians recommend climate for lung ana hr.sS
troubles MALARIA and hay fever unknown spendll
trout fishing ana hunting Large open GTepaccs In par
lo dining .oom aui Office. Table best the untaEs.
delicaclcs OF equal best at saratoga
MILO b. MII.LER. IIon..e.or aaranac Lake. ~ \.
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ci.ua!;ors paa;c0 -1l~.sS.

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trlENu,1r. ee-sra ..r.e'ea. r.a %. BOZ e] er-
y '..' ..''' "- .-. ~. lo.t ,..- '.i..ua.ss.
A4..,.- d. g.. 4o- o.- '-,t. ., - c-...
CQAcH%A,.a. .oTe Ha ., gaq Z, u. os a Hi
.a.-..e.,: l..t4->, l..' ac- 80 a.,oi W. o. i-i.
g. .i.,s. s.. b.. H. ts.st lst-sr, private stable.
(oAcHaiAN.-By d single man generally useful sa9er
"a $50 a.ly,s; mod .ate ras.s,., 10 yeai,s
80 10 ,e-..T !, ., csIaln.i aud raasie,et g.
cs.e.al coua' r. preferred. A--r.a- JOSEPH 20 HeO
(,otcH,fAv.-By c-rr-;.n5 nan. a9s @0 !. respectful
~ oai eS Of ~. i,iil ,.ne. - NeaYo.1 Us or ne
w., ga .nI =. lsnD g. lla.ai q by eaen family
Ih5 Saa Re seen. Ilae ca. C. 3. ~ ,.lr1'e
rOACiriAN Gc--ooH ma LACaD.,t ..s,,1 r.yJ.r a
L llf..i rouale; man ~ coac-maa sArie-e al us.'u
man; goll cafta d..',i ole .nI a'.es NJ h . 5il
s Law r - ,. .cnees Cali q JOHN 20 East
+, oAcHNAy. S,.-A r,nt'.uan wishes SUI ion tor
I rs coor.i COZ nuaa. val. o. a g 'ie4 I u.
a place lmloi ate J. W. O. Lexngoaa. TO- ------
CoACHMAS b. a. hoaes.. fo1eT and wiling man;
y le.' OF cu ie.r'c.s %oui lie = pa, @.e ca 49, o.
co fveii IlY, sc a; eih-ass. o. e'-.'.
I,oAcnMAv an. GARDENEE-By Young man.
Ndar ,u.. sc'oACUaiAS 1913 Br-adeay.
yeaas man as eoac5 can IN has Se Sa
yfsT g9 n a' rol4 horse Cal or address At
last employers, 10 East 37th--I ..-
ERTEi FRERi FREE .-Employers seekng male help
fspolfan Agency as Broatway Help carefully seoctel
n ROOM or COACHNAN.-By a fr'tciass man; good
G reference III West detr-sL
4, ,RDF,f.T. grI Fti.,fFt-I}y aa eNperlcncei mar
N lei nan mo- children und ran1s care % -rcenhou-eS
gsapsfi F., ana rascges vegetable o. aowtf gIr &c,
h ne. fatfale 10 live lu mary years trtl1~ i'trhce
from lat pirrc. tfless GARDENER $50 Btoai"'S.
GARDENER BY siaglo man thoroughly ana piaeu,-
" uncertain his business IN All bFnucHc sui
ing ho. ana Claperes, greenhouses fose o"lt ahi
e.eryflIR pertaining hardening - also a'isef Ia
servet unlar the best man Ia north o. Eneand
best ~ rf.-rnces Address A. b. C., Box H. IiDun"
TTptosn olice a3s Broaiway.
Ir>EFTL~MAN. young min protestant E"oi
4 dryer: csretekcr ~ horse harness csffl'f,, &C
cool vegetable gardener milk, NOV la"i7 &c. b"vl
r.fsreucr Al CAitHENlE Jos uthaNe'
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AnIKONDACKs.
RICHARDS HOUSE,

And MANSION HOUSE ANNEX on Lake ChamlIalh'
N. A. CLARK, Proprietor .,,.
Oldest hotel IN Wc- Airy rooms ENcellent taOie
Boating riding. nst and tennis TELEGRAPH ofG9ee IN
hotel Terms moderate. Good livery special i9cihue'
for private Conveyance 70 all points In the ron1acK
Careful drivers viii meet parties on a'-y9. u tisns o.
boats notice by telegraph. Purchase ticket 70 Wes%
bort Free bus Send for circular
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R0HERY DAY bEACH
LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST 34THsT;, N Y, DAILY
s0:4O so so. 10 so II 80. 30. 90 90,
SUNDAYS. : 10 . 20 10 40 a n. 90 - . so.
3 so go :. 5 10 .. m. 49,, ,.s =, .
Al trains to Long Beach EXCEPT those MARKED , con-
- .-.-h ~ --.LLx.Y Tor LOINL LOQhOLI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-29
PRODUCE.
New York.


New YORK, December % -Flour-Rs-
ceipts q, 246 packages; exports 4, 963 bar
relI and 1912 sacks; market moderately
active. Wheat-Recsipts 5000 bushels;
sales 2,6I6, 600 bushels futures aud ], 100
bushels spot; spot market dull; ungraded
red SOas2c; No. 2 white 81 10; No. red
81 OS; No. 3 Chicago 81 0Si; options less
active; No. 2 red December 81 O0aSl OF,
closing at ST. Of; January 81 0li; Febru-
ary 81 O1ss1 OF, closing ct 81 022; March
81 O3a1 O4!, closing at 81 O4B; May 81 O5i
al O6J, closing at 81 O6}; June 81 05!a
1 OCT, closing at 81 oct. Bsrley-Quiet;
Corn-Receipt7 ia, $50 Bushels; exports
1921 bu,helo; sales 272, 900 bushels fu-
lures and 1873, 900 bushels spot; spot mar
ket moderately sctivs; ungraded mixed 81
a48c; options dull; January 465aS63c, clos
ing at 464c; February 46s A46sc, closing at
463c; May 46c oats-Receipts 81, 600
bushels; Gales 355, 600 bushels failures
and 1914, 900 bushels spot; market firm;
SPOT No. white 343s35c; mixed western
3O,32c; white do 33AS9c; No. . Chicago
32c. Hay-Firm. Hops-Steady. Coffee
Options gtesdy; December II SOC; Janu-
airy. February, March and April IA Goa
ii Sc; May, June and July IA 75al4 CSC;
August, September aud October II 95a
Is. csc; spot Rio quiet st 164c. Sogar-
Raw essy; refined dull. Holasses--ActiTe.
Rice Firm. Petroleun-Lower and
quiet; cJuje S. 6Oa7 %; refined 81 10;
United S6ic. Cotton SEED Oil-Quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-29
MARTINS FERRY.

Last night the 1913 Club, new social
organization of old society people, held its
first reception at the Hotel haywood par
Iors. The club commences operations
under the most suspicious circumstances,
and passed a very pleasant evening. These
present were: Misses Edith McKim,
Matte Mcdonald, S. B. Thomas, Jennie
Dixou. Blanche Medill, Jessie Swartz,
Bert Blackford, Ella Campbsll, Kate
Rslston, Anna Rslstou, Maggie Kerr and
Hattie Lowe.
MessTs. Paul Morrison, W. II. Dsrrah,
Will 7. Dixon, Jos. W. Pennington, M.
A. Riley, Jesse Jones, Pomp Griffith, Al.
MARSHALL, J. W. Crooks, Frank O'Nesl
and @. W. Kuckuck.
Last evening at the home of the Misses
Msude aGd Madge Newland, party Of
Young ladies entertained their gentlemen
friends. It was perfect leap year party
and is no doubt the last Of the season. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed. Those
present were Misses Jennie and Maggie
haywood, Msude and Madge Nevland,
Sallie and Chel Miller, Nellie SedgWick,
Matte Exley, Alma Chessell, and Me'srs.
Robt. Stewart, Frank link, Robt. Black
ford, Charles Selby, Howard Griffith, W.
r. Adrian, Roscoe 0ng, Geo. G. Ralston.
William Hood aud family have returned
from Canal Dover, where they were the
guests of Mr.. A. c. Hood.
Robert Koehnline and Perle Schofeld
were in Toronto, o., last night, playing for
a festival.
Mr.. J. G. McCleary and son Roy, Of
Wellsburg, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Ella O'Donnell left last night for
Bellaire, to be gone several days.
Mr.. Add CosS, of New Brighton, Pa, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Maggie Armstrong has returned
from visit in Pittsburg.
Mrs John Mcnamara died early yeater-
day morning of asthma.
Will Sedgwick, of st. Clsirsyille, wss in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Wheeler Rose, of Portland, was in
the city yesterday.
Jacob Pierce has returned TO Green's
burg, Pa
Mr.. A. M. Shipma7 is convalescent.
Underwear AT HlNCl Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-29
SUNDAYS:
KENNA AND HIS DOGS.
How West VirginIsns Use the Senator'S
Sporting ParaphernAlia.

Sporting Paraphernslia.
WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator
Kenna, of West Virgiais, is famed all
through his State as a hunter and sports
man.
He is srdently fond of hunting and apg-
ling, ard keeps an assortment of all kinds
Of sporting paraphernslis, which is IegaId-
ed as the property of sli bis friends.
His dcgs, guns and fishing tackle ore
free to any of the scores of men who fol-
low the chase with him. He will 60 any
distance aud ircar almost any expense 10
procure an improved breed or superior
strain of hunting dogs, and il is claimed
thst through his energy in collecting and
generosity in giving away dogs West Vir-
ginia boasts that no State eXcels her in the
number and excellence Of csuiEes. Speak
ing Of the prevalent idea among his peo-
pls that his dogs are common property,
Senator KeEna, in conversation with
several friends, said: 81 but re Gently had
an illustration Of it. had hound that
was sent to me from Kentucky. would
not have taken 800 for the dog, though it
was only o pup. The deg attracted the
after ton Of farmer who was driving
along and after expressing his admiration
in 81 the terms of an old hunter, he in
quired who owned it. The reply of the
servant, whom the dog had followed, was
Mr.. Kenns.'
What, John E p inquired the old fell
low, with renewed interest.
HE was answered in the sffirmstiys.
S''Oh, well, lbs all right, then, remark
cd the old mar. 'I'll jes' take the purp
home wiz NE John T. won't kerr
HE took the dog of under his arm and
I've never seen him since. Why, l can
make circuit in my State and see 500
dogs that have belonged to me or are che
progeny of mine; but it's all right The
present owners are all on band when cleo
ton time comes round. Whenever see
any of these dogs around place know
the men there are hunters and Kenna
men,"
The Senator also related an incident that
served to illustrate the nature Of the grief
experienced by one Of his old moutRiueer
friends at what he supposed to be Kenna's
DOllllChl uOWuiAll. DSfSEa1 udJS SlltI ZIG
election q lsnk, tall denizen of West Yir-
giuia's mountains, wearing vest made Of
otter skin, hunting shirt and cooaakin
CAP, sn1 carrying. a Kentucky rifls-s
muzzle loader as long as hiwself-sts(ked
into the hunting camp Of several of Ken
mas personal friends. The old hunter
wore detected air. Without any sort of
,alutation he dropped the butt of his rifle
% the grOupd with very emphatic
hump and ierked ont in tone that sound
d resentful:
"Men, they tell me that John Ksnna's
,est."
The parties in camp had not heard any
lection news, but by ths exchange of a
glance they decided to worry the old noun
aineer, and replied:
YES, he's done for"
'By how many ?" ssked the old noun
ainEer.
''Oh, he's badly beaten" was the reply. |
The old man leaned upon his rifle in a
neditative manner for On moment, and |
hen blurted out:
MEN, John Kenns wss thu best rifle |
hot that ever KUN inter these parts, bat,
houldering his gun, he added IS he strobe
4 s'spose he won't be worth dang any
lOre."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-29
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago,

CHIJAso, December 23.--Cattls-Rp.
ceiPts II 900 head; shipments 5000 head
market dull and demerslized and 25c low.
er; choice to extra beeye; 81 4Og4 90
steers 81 SOai 40; stOckers and feeders
81 OOa3 10; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 25s
8 90.
HCes-Receipts 10, 600 heal; shipments
5000 head; market slow; light SIS O0s
5 90; mixed 81 95a5 %; heavy S. 05a5 30
skips So 40a5 10.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; Shipments
1,5OO head; market easier; natives So SO
al IS; western 81 15a4 So; fetders So 25
az rs; Texans 81 50a3 25; lambs s. Goa
35.
East Liberty.
East LIBERTY, December 2S.--Ssttle-
Receipts l $50 head; shipments ! us head
market firm at yesterdays prices.
Rog8- -Rscsipts 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market firm; Philadtphiss
IS 35a5 40; mixed S. 35a5 40; YoIkers
S. 40sa5 40; common to fair S. 3O.5 30;
pigs S. 25a5 80.
Sheep Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1,SO0 head; market fair; prices unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., December 28.-Hef-
Easier; common and light 81 5Os5 20;
packing and botChers' S. 1O45 %; receipts
1850 heed; shipments LOO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-29
BELLAIRE.

DIR. IDskeep's pet terrier came very near
being crushed TO death yesterday. The
dog was passing Union street saloon as q
drunken individual was being forcible
elected. The fellow tramped Oh the dog
without seeing it. The Windsor hotel was
sad place yesterday. The pet is being
tenderly cared for and may recover.
1t was very chilly on Thursday night,
and as Blum Bros. were in no hurry about
taking in their oyercoats from the side
walk, q stranger disrobed ore of the
"dummy's" and carried off one valued
at SIS. Marshal Darby went to Bridge
port and Wheeling yesterday in quest of
the thief, but found him not.
The body Of George Mentz, ecal digger,
Sxas found in the river near Heathering-
tonB~1 \ works yesterday. Mentz had
been drinking on Christmas and when
found tbsrN was half pint bottle and 50
in his pockets. The supposition is that he
fell from Aoat and was drowned.
The street car company purchased the
spikes that IRE being used TO lay the new
track, in Wheeling. The nail works here
did not hsvf them, we suppose. Still the
126 machines continue to remain idle.
The OA6 Lantern Company, of FisdlSy,
formerly Of this city, has had trouble about
it's gas contract and has decided to leave
that city. It is likely the works will be
rebuilt at Tffin.
The Superintendent of the Childrens'
Home at Tacoma returns thanks for the
box Of presents sent from here on Christ
mas to that institution.
The Auditor of the B., z. & c., was in
town yesterday. He found everything in
good conuiiion at the freight office.
VIM. Bradford, of the Bellaire House,
suffered another paralytic stroke on Thurs
day and his death is now expected.
A number of el7s5workers who have
been lsboriug in the boom" towns are
returning to Beliaire.
Nevada" will be pre:e1ted at the
Elysian Theatre this evening by ST. Johns
Dramatic Club.
T. NJ. Knight has been engaged TO lee
ture here next month for the G. A. r
The flow of natural gas during the past
week was better than for some time.
The colored churches will hold watch
meetings on Monday night, as usual.
An infant child of George Stewart, Of the
Frat ward, will be buried to-day.
A good stage of water ia looked for and
coal will 60 down.
Natural gas came very near causing big
fire in Jacob Ritz's residence.
There will be another week Of vacation
in the public schools.
There was q social in the First NJ. E.
Church last night.
The fair of the Druids clofes at City Hall
this evening.
A new saloon will be opened on Union
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-29

Tsllow-Firm; city 6s6 111e. Rosin-
Dull. TurpentiBe- Quiet i Ie1c Faos
Dull; western 22s2Se W. s,ronS
and quiet; domestic flesee soasso. D,,I,6
26e39s; Texas 14s26c. p"rr s.ead.
mes Sl4 25s14 rs. Lard-oa;e,. ,.e~ts2n
steam s. 40; Decemb.r So en-. I.ar.rv
So 10; February So 30; Nsrrb Se "a.
April, May snd June Sa1 Rntter2
Quiet; western dairy 14A25cI do crsamsrv
19a31c. Cheese-Stesdy; western 10s
114c. Pig Iron-DulL ooppsr-Firm;
lake ST. 80. Lead-StrOs1 at 81 9O'
Tin-Easier; straits S21 IS
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ills Decsmbr 28.-An un-
settled feeling sgain existet in wheat ard
prices ruled tc lower ard ID higher than
the clOsicg figures Of ysberdsy, and
closed abot cent Lower Corn fair
ly active. Oats steady. Pnyisions unset
tied and prices q shade lover. Flour
Firm and unchanged. Wkat-Cash No.
2 spring 993se93c; No. 3 pring 84s92c;
No. 2 red 993a993c; Deeenbr 99ica$l 90,
closing at 99ic; January 99icaS1 OOt,
closing at 81 90; May 81 Osai O5E, clos
ing at 81 053; July 95a96c closing at
oslo. Corn-Oash No. 2 ra 33Ec; Janu-
ary 33Bs343c, closing at 34c; May 363a
ste, closing at size. 0ats--Cash No. 2,
December and January 25!c May 2s2c.
Rye-No. 2, soc. BAlsy-No. 2. 72c.
Flax Seed-At 81 COZ. TinThy Seed
Prime at 81 so. Mess Pork-.hsb, $l2 go;
December and January 81: 80; May
$13 S73. Lard-Cash and D ,,nber So 22I
az %; January 81 72i; Ma 80, Bulk
Meats-Short ribs Sc sO;s ,de7s Sc rs
as SIT; short clear 81 12I whisky
AT 81 20. Sugar-Cutl assc. crnn.
ulsted 73c; standard A :, Bptter and
Eggs-Dull.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, D; nber o.
Flour-Dull. Wheat-Dul. IN rcd
December 95ss96c; January 3. s96c. Fsb-
ruary 974s98c; March 99499!c day 81 02s
al 03. Corn-Spot dull; fuu res steady:
No. yellow, on track, 35c; stelmsr No. 3
mixed sec; No. 2 yellow, on track. 43c:
No. 2 mixed December 42ts46:,; January
43sc; February 423a43c; MacS43|.43lc:
May 43!a443c. Oats-Dull snd weak :
choice No. white 334c; No. white De-
cember snd January 34434Ic: February
Sage; March 343,35c; May 35s36c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nd, December 2a-wbeat
western No. 2 winter red spot sac; Jan.
nary s54c; February g7sc; May 98!a99sc.
Corn-Western steady; track SPOT 42c;
January 42fc; February 42Ic Oats
Dali; western white 32s33c; 90 mixed
29s31c. Rye-Steady at G0a6lc. Hsy-
Quiet; prime TO choice timothy $16 5Oa
II so. Butter-Steady; western packed
1928 best roll 19s21c; creamery 24a3O,,
Esgs--Easy at 20a21c. Coffse-Ouiet:
Rio fair at 162a17c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., December 2s-Cotton
Steady. Flour-Steady. Whest-Ouiet;
No. 2 red 96c; receipts 200 hushele:
shipments LOCO bushels Con--Steady
No. 2 mixed SIC Oats-Steady: No 3
mixed 27!c. Rye-Quiet; No. 3 Sole,
Pork-Quiet at $l3 IS. Lard-Sleady at
s. 80. Bulk Meats and Bacon-Oniet,
Whisky--Dull at 81 IA. Butter, Sugar
and Cheeie-Firm. Eggs-Heavy at l6s
lie.
Toledo.
T0hEDo, December 23.-Thaas-Active
and higher; cash 81 GOAL O2!; May 81 O3s.
Corn-Steady; cash 36c; January Sale.
Oats-Dull; each 261. Glover Seductive
aud easier; cash and January S. 40; Feb.
ruary S. 47!; March S. 52!.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-29
TRUSTEES SALE
ROney's Point Property.

DY VIRTUE OF A pRKD OF TRUST MADE
ID 10 me rs trustee, by August HeimbcrHcr,
trustee, and Catherine heimberIer, bearing GATE
ON the 18Th day az November, a. ID. lSst, and re-
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed Of
Trust Book No. 2, pages s!S and IN wiz cso-
ceeo 10 cell at public sale. at the mont door ofthe
CSun House. for Mid Ohio county. In the city
Of Wheeling, on
Wednesday, January 10, 1889,
commencing at ten O'Clock q m the fol owing
described property. that IL 10 say: Two csrtain
tracts or parcels OF land lying and being In Tn
adelphis District. Ohio county, West Virginia,
Bounded and described ~ folloSs, 10 Wit: The
National road, corner Vim. 4. Garrison; thsncs
down the side Of the National road south is0
west 50 poles, crossing creek 10 stake thence
south 50 east 80 poles 10 stake; thence leaving
red OAK: thence north S6JsS wcst poles % sppie
tree: thence north 1917 west 81 poles 10 stake:
thence north - east &polcs 70 sugar tree; thencc
north as east 1890 poles, crossing creek 70
line south So east lass poles TO the place OF be-
ginning, containing ten (i0) acres more or leo.
The second lot beginning ~ the eouth pier q
the railroad bridge, crossing Little wheeling
creek; thence down the side OF the railroad
south 10 cas-, CO poles 10 stake; thence leaving
railroad south TO- east poles 10 stake; thence
north TO- west II poles TO stake In bed OF creek:
thence up the creek north 10 eat ~ - poles Ia
tnenCo norm Neat pOlCs !" t.hAt,
thence north ilo we.t ll.s6 poles 10 tpe place Of
beginning, containing two GU acres more or !css,
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon and the appurtenances therennto be-
longing being tho ,amc properly conveyed 70
raid August Helmberscr ms trustee for said Cath.
crime II, imberger. by Valentine Heimhergor and
wife BY deed dated February Gth, ISIS, aud 10
corded in Deed Book No. 90 Page 81 OF the land
records Of said Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-Une half or a. much moro
Is the purchaser msy elect Ia pay, cath In hand
on da, OF sale. the balance, n any. In two equal
payable In one and two years 70
spechvely from the day Of sale, the purchaser 10
give his notes, bearing Interest nom the day Of
sale payable annually for the said deferred iuStal.
mems, and 10 give deed OF tr,;st. duly &C
knowledged and recorded, on sah property 10
secure the payment OF the iaid notes and, also.
To Insure the dwelling on said property for tho
term Of not less than two years In sum OF not
less than 500, in rome good and reliable'insur'
ancc company, IN be approved by said trustee.
the policy or policies o. insurance 10 DO trans
erred to the trustee for the b-ueht of the trust.
HENRI N. RUSSELL, Trustee.
W, H. HlLLER. AuctionCcr. del5l