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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-18
His Preference.

"Are YOU fond Of dogs, Mr. Bliven,"
said a young woman as she caressed
her pugs.
Billy was too polite to reply in the
negative 50 he murmured, ION, GER
tainly."
"Do you admire pugs|
well, no, not very much.
"What kind do you like best2'
81 think, said Bill reaectiyely. 81
liked stuffed dogs better than most
anv other sort. ~. Merchant Traveller.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-18
In a Quandary.

Mis-. Easychair daughter Of great
magazine editoD-- What has made
papa So glum for the past week.
Mrs Easychar-H lie has received a
contribution from AN unknown writer
which :, too good to send back and he
doesn't know what 10 do with it
Phuud nina RecDrd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-18

Mlkmau: I'D like 70 see your wife,
SIR" Husband: Shes up stairs F"
Milkmau: viii YOU call her down,
please2" Husband (aslonished); Call
her down?' "Milkmau: Yes, sir. -"
Husband. "WeH, I'd just like 70 see
somebody call that woman down once.
Suppose you try H.. So Washington Let-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-18
The other Way About.

Trate passenger Gas train Is moving
on: "Why the - didn't you put
nv luggage ia us told you--you old
-" Porter: Eli, man. yer lug
care as ua sic fole As yersel. Ye're
I the wraug train. -Load1H Punch.
Fifty per cent Of the entire popula-
ton of Alabama who are ten years old
and upward cannot write.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-18

A "sueezIng party is the latest
Maine diversion reported. The treat
was maple sugar ON snut.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-18

The total production ofthe silk manu-
factories OF America now amounts TO
So, 10000 per aunum.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-18
Bound to Entertain Him.

Ada hear Mrs. Parvenu, that you
invited the French minister to dinner.
Mrs. Paryeuu-Yes | did all ! could
to please him. The parlor was hung
with French flags, my parrot sang The
"MarssiIlaise. we had ab,iuthe, soup,
friea.se for entree, and ! danced the
ean-can for him after diuner.-Epoct.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-07-18

But, muttering something about be-
ing too late for the train, Matthew
Black tore himself away and vanish
ed.
Three months afterwards there came
authentic iidings Of bis death at sea,
and then it transpired that George
Gore and his familywere his heirs, with
only the charge of life maintenance
for poor old Uncle Elihu.
And all the ncighbors maryelled at
the good fortune which had attended
the stalwart shoemaker.
ut was quite true what you said,
George said Mrs. Gore. bursting
into tears. Uncle Elihu has brought
us luck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

ment of old silver. 1t is no longer a rule
fixed as the laws of the Modes and the
PeIsians that the hst must be al exact
match for the rest of the costume. but
with this cloak went large round hat il
terra Gotta felt lined and bound with vel
vet and trimmed with shaded ostrich
feathers, and a bag muff OF terra Gotta
cloth snd velvet with ribbon bows and
ostrich tips 10 correspond.
4 riding habit Of dark blue broadcloih
was matched by riding whip covered
with silk OF the same shade. The handle
WAS Of ivory, gOld-chassd and mounssd.
ana holding e bOnhonniere. A simple bu
cash-requirlog tea goSn was of salmon
pick crepe with yoke and skirt border Of
point lace and loose lawyers robe of Gull
green corded silk for 40 overgOwn. An
other tea gown WAS a beautiful creamy
shawl stuff embroidered all over in mario =
stripes in delicate PeTsisn cOloriDgs aud
edged with fringe. The font was ar.
ranged with pinkish silk. A Datty walk
Jog costume was Of sea gull gray faced
cloth with waistcoat Of pale orange peau
d. sole.
There are few radical changes TO be
noted in the cold weather fashions, but a
great accession in Gorgeousness Of material
eom,ng from the rivalry Of French maeu-
faciurers al the Paris Exposition. The
most magnificent s'uffs TO be seen st the
fell openings ars bIooades Of golden rod
sprays of natural s.zs on black, crimson
Foses with foliage Oh cream grounds, lilies
of every ,rOpic shade on black or green.
The most beautiful things on txhibi-
ton sre the exquisite em6Ioideries on
cashmere for visiting and house fowns.
All OF these are done by hand and there Is
10 duplication of patterns. Sometimes
one sees q leaf-green-w wool dotted with
scattered flowers in o rosy vicle;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
MARTINS FERRY.
4 Bright Budget OF Interesting Local
News.

Bright Budget of Interesting Local
News
Cochran & Mallory have got the ii inover
street grade paved, and will commence on
the square on the hill on Monday. They
have deem working about twelve men, and
worked last night so as to be able to give
the street to the business men as soon as
possible, foI which they deserve credit, as
there are very few contractors who would
think If any interest of anyone but then
selves.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold their usual
Sunday afternoon meeting Tomorrow al 4
o'clock in the Knights Of Pytbias Hall.
All Young men, whether members or lot
are invited 10 come.
James Theaker and wife, of Mt. Pleas
ant, who have been in PittsbuIg for the
past week visiting friends and taking IN
the Exposition, returned yesterday.
ND S. Blsckford returned yesterday
fro Savannah, o, where he has been Wis
itiug he past two or three months.
S. W HOughton, of East Liverpool, a
former c,;iz-n of this place, is in town,
the CUES, OF his brother Ell.
Mrs. James Gather, Who has been on
the sick list for some days, was reported
much better las; evening.
Rev. johnson Underwood, of Mt. Pleas
ant, o., was in the city yesterday, shaking
hands with his friends.
S A Pickens returned home yesterday
from Toledo, O, where has been visiting
friends.
There will be communion services at
the Presbyters church tomorrow.
Rev. A. T. BrO1nlse and wife returned
Fndsy from Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Harry Humphreyville is very 10"
with typhoid fever.
VIM. Talburt was in the city yesterday,
the guest Of friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
LIVE sToCE.

CHICAGO. October II Cattle, receipts l2OOU
head: shipments 500 head; market steady
choice TO extra beeves 81 40ai So; steers IS O0a
60: stockers and feeders 81 9jaS "; cows, bulls
aud mixed 81 0Oa2 so; Texans 81 35aS u. .,o
AOes-ReceipH 2lu0 1esd; shipments 800
mead: market steady osing lower; mixed q "
az TO- heavy g 9Oai i0ght 81 95ai 6O' skips s3 ~
sheep-Receipts 1000 head shipments Zoo
head; market steady; natives IS coal 70; western
So 4Oai 10: Texans g. OOai l5 lambs 81 22a
So
EAsr LIBERTY, October ll.-Cattle-ReceiIts
$50 head: shipments $40 head; market, moth
ing doing: a. through consignments 49,
Hogs - Receipts $50 head; shipments 10
head: market firm; Phiadelphiss 81 6Oai az
best YORKER, 81 55ai co. pigs and common YORK
sheer - Receipts 200 head; shipments GOO
head; market slow prime s. 70ai 50; fair 10
good 81 G5a4 70; common s. 00a3 o.; lambs 81 W
a. IS.
New YORK. October ll.-Beeyes, receipts l4O
carloads: market steady and firm; naive
steers s. 0Oa4 60 per 100 lbs; Texas and COLORADO
DO 81 60a3 30: native bulls 81 0Oa275
sheep. receipts 1000 head. market duil ana
weak: sheep So sOs5S7. lambs 81 7ja5 g..
Hogs-keceipts $500 head; market duI AZ
81 25si 70 per 100 pounds for live hogs.
CNcIySAr1, O., October ll.-Hogs' STEADY; com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
10 WAKE NlaRRY OVER

Itis hard Jake the icemau see the
error of bis VI -i.n-MTcbant Trarelr.
10 looks very much as il The fruit II
murder voul be- the electric current
T1nkers Statesman.
un9etectod observation-disclosures Of
composing room. Some Of The MS Of
Mis- Gu-hi1g's novel seems 10 be misslo2.
Editor. Well, here are "Grsys Anatomy .
md t1s "D.e.a uaksr's MnulL" Make
it upiu even paItA-Puck.
Another case entirsly-Judgs; james
Ricketts,. there rs q charge of hghnng
against You. D)E't you remember that
scriptural advice, If man strike you On
ths uebt cheek turn the left to him elsof
. Prisoner. Yea. ysr honor, hut Bill Synmss
/ he bit me Def. cheek first Judge.
S1frpate. Whatever think of the dawg,
I Miss SprighuJ2 Fine dawg that. MISS
Scriehily. He is a splendid creature.
4 Slhp Pc: I have refused p cool Thousand
foa bim-act, sssure you Would It
-uggrss you if / told you that daTg knows
. IS mucl as DIP Miss Sprigatly; MOI at
. all fmffic1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

were edged with wide soft bands Of the
plumy ostrich feather garniture, which is
often so becoming to the complexion, and
at the waist was a sash Of heavy corded
silk tied IN a knot and with more ostrich
bands across the long ends. The sleeves
were in loose Oriental style, with besvy
silk snd pas mtnterie trimming, ending
in fringe, which trailed to the ground.
TIE evening COWS and dinner robes were
composed of those magnificent bIocaded
silbs which havs been sent 10 this country
from the Paris Exposition, the bodices
laced and pointed, the sleeves OF velvet,
and the fronts of armure, peau de sole, or
gsuze richly embroidered IN crystal. pearl
or vsri-colored beads, and decorated with
headed bands or rain fripges Of the same
material. A gold and black brocsde with
bread stripes and = gold crepe front which
drained the bodice, also the short foil
sleeves. one of crepe and the other OF bro
cade A dinner dress in pinkish hello
trops brccade with silver eldeitlowers
thrown upon il had the low bodice
drsped with silver game, material
which entirely composed the manu-
ksrchief sleeves and the skirt front,
the train being of brocsde. An evening
dress Of striped brocade had groundwork
Of male straw yellow with psle green bands
on which was spread lnwered brccsde IN
half a dozen delicate Pompsdour tones.
The sleeves came half way to the elbows
the front was drsped with pink embroid-
cred psuzs and there was round tram
A Gown of old royal purple velvet vas EN-
broidered with gold butterflies. Itopsneoi
on a front of white crepe de chine ana hao
a trsin of silver brocads showing thistle
nstterr. A gown Of pale lilac Blk was
drsned gith gauze set closely with Write
lily Of the valley sprays. The tram Of Elk
vas starred with many rows Of the sans
French made artificial flowers.
vouug airl from Chicago accompanied
nv her mother wss choosing a gown Tor
he first dance she was 10 attend as a
sroWn.up and oome-out belle. Contrary
70 the custom which prescrihes white Tor
Ssbntsnies she decided on a picturesque
art Gown of wooden crepe OF the Psiss'
.bsSe az ssrsw-yellog made IN Empire
s.vla with a sash OF pink Nsgpore s. 5
BANGING in front in long loops and ends
IRE sane blooming young Westerner sue
c1mbsd TO the charms of long traveline
Cloak In soft shade of terra Gotta cio'h
! faced with silk and clasped with an ornA'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
BRIDGEPORT.
New Supplies of Water - General Local
News and Gossip.

New Supplies of Water - General Local
News and Gossip.
bridgeport will have g taste Of what
water works would be like, anyhow. Sew
ersl hydrsnts are to be put in along BAnk
street in a short time. This will be de
cided benefit to the town, and il is hoped
will only be the fOTerunner Of more eXien-
siye improvements IN this line.
Mr.. James H. Mcconnell, Of Barnes
willie. the Democratic candidate for Coun-
~ Recorder, visited Bridgeport yesterday
He is a man who is recognized as eminent,
ly fitted for this Office, AID capable, ana II
ia likely that he shook hands to some puf-
pose while here.
\ large crowd Of young people drove out
tbs Cadiz pike last evening 10 the resi-
dence of Mr.. Robert Williams, where de-
lighiful social was held. The crowd num-
bered thirty or forty persons, and all en-
ioy ed themselves immensely.
No trains for st. Clairsviile went out on
the Cleveland, Lorsin and Wheeling rsil-
road yesterday. The people from the
county seat had 10 reach Wheeling VIA TIE
B. & o. I'D
A number of people from here WslAtS
out TO the scene of the wrel k yesterday al.
,ernoon, and watched the Workmen as 'ns'
cleared the debris.
The O'Neal ball club leave this morn
ing for Wellsburg, where they VIII pay
a match game of ba'e ball this Afternoon
Mr. A. c D.rrah and Miss MaEtaa DAT.
rsb. az S; Clsirsvil.e have gone on mp
10 Cleveland. he
CAPTAIN Clark is paying a visit 10 niS
son Mr.. samuel Clark, in Pittsburg. -,
Mrs Jesse Daugherty, OF SteuoenVlie'
70 tba onsst of Mrs. William Ramsay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
MUSCULAR STRAIAS

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FIEANCE AEU TRADE.

Money 1T / es1O Por Cent.-Governments
Dull and stesdy-Stochs Lowsr-Flour
SIoW-Wheat Lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

HOUND HAL BONNET AND SILK rs
Madame is very thin ard very, very
dark and che hspp,ued 10 be standing jdst
bshind a white velvet court tran.
A rose-leai maid with light fuzzy hsir
who will be one OF The debu;antes Of tho
coming winter, wore gown Of pale Ola.
rose faced cloth that was Delightfully."- de-
murely Drectoire, Ga ner shoulder was
a triple peloline and sash Of gray silS
with fyiuged ends hung at her right side
A matronly dame gsrbed in deep Vandyke
brown had her fns India cancels hair ca,
in a rediDgOte, the bodice trimmed Fl b
double bTeisllss OF embroidery. A clip o.
@ girl in q a heliotrOpe cashmere hea a
sealskin tcque triwmed with heliotro9s
ribbons for q bonnet and-the afternoon
YVES chilly-a seelskin coat shaped like q
sailors pea Jacket with rolling collar. A.
other gill looked thoroughly charming Il
a large hat Of yellow felt adorned with a
Hat wreath Of flowers made Of black csiIich
feather Trimmings Many Of the bOnne,s
had white lace mix5d with the heavy
velvet rOscttes and the bats dropped with
ostrich plumes, long feathers brushing
flashed cheeks and dainty ears.
Toe parlors wsTe decorated with old
| fashioned autumn flowers, hollyhOcke, tai
spikes Of salvia aud phlox, chrJ slnlhe
nuns and glad:olss standing sutay IL
Royal Worcester vases. Madame was as
sisted by two tall aud handsome daugh
ters, and the three bore Themselves witt
a mien as reserved and aristOcratic as any
Of the magic circle Of TAI
elect who viewed with crities
eve the glories Of color Of the new sill
aud gold brocadss. and pride themselve
on getting exclusive sly les from privst'
hands instead Of shopping OF the cosmo
poiilan dry goods stores. A dainty luEcs
With red and " hite wines was served in
small adjoining apartment, and tea VA
handed ahou. 10 Seyres cups by irreproaca
able walters. Ladies tluttsTed 10, hutier
al atOut, and, with word Of compliment
to the hostess, tiattered out again, muci
So il il were an afternoon reception
Nothing, indeed, distinguished it from OFT
Of these functions bat the improper COWS
/ These stood on low velvet and cloth
covered rests, and were viewed with th'
same sort Of interest one bestoWs on pic
lures at IA art exhibition.
A well known socisty woman, who Is {
typical Titan blonde with roses in hel
cheeks, returned again and again 10 tei
gown Of blush dove-cOlorsd b.Ocsde
sprayed with large, fern frOnds in silvel
and said 10 be duplicate Of cOst0m'
designed for that extremely dressy ant
somewhat prodigel individual, the QleeE
OF Portugal. Tee loose pointed iront
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Again IL is o golden chestnut cloth

shade. Again it is golden chestnut clOtn
with a wide scroll border in grange ano
silver corresponding with the medallion
buttons 10 old silver and geld. Yet again
it Is s dOe-coloIed carriage toilet against
which have been flung twigs ofpine green.
Mrs. Kendall, whose reign in fashionable
favOr is iust established, wears on the
street one Of those embroidered gowns
The material 10 almond-cOlored cloth,
edged with dep conventional border in
terra Gotta.
Winter closks are nests of furred and
embroidered Injuries. A long green vel
vet garment reached New York this week
fer Mra. WetmOre. Amos. the entire
front of il wss covered with delicate ap.
pl,q0e wcrk in leaf pattern of tan-colo ed
fslt fastened down with silk embroidery.
Nearly all OF the lo5g garments have
DOUBLE slesvse, the 0uter ones almost
sweeping the ground. Shoulder cspes sre
he fashionable short wraps, ugly and I'M
graceful though they be, and appear IL
mink and lynx fur and in velvet, over
loaded, with Eastern prodigality, with jet,
Pef>ien embroidery, lace and beads and
rain f,ioge.
TIE barbaric IN woman comes to the
font again in the bird trimmings. Few
oeop'e feel their bowels of compassion etir-
red at the slaughter Of the English spar
rows now in progress, bat the strings Of
sparrOws' heads twisted ab0ut the winter
turbans, like head Giro eta. remind one
ir1esis:ibly Of buncfies of the scalps cf ones
enemies Extremely hidsous is fashion
for which Felix and Virot are responsible
Of taking small birds like spaTrows or cana
res and trusting them on their backs
claws n air, on the hat brim, like quail
on toast or fowls s9itted for the rooster.
Much prettier are the velvet or velvet
and lace butterflies With gold antennGe
snd jaweled wings which are used on the
round bats OF the season. Ostrich plumes
have partially driven ont fancy feathers,
trimming all the larger pieces of hesdgear
while the large hat rOssttes or windmill
bows to d great extent 90 away feathers Oh
cspOtes and toques.
Muliners arc labOring vehemently 10
bring il pale blue. A round hat of blsCb
felt has On open crown partially filled in
by mario y black velvet cross bands. A big
rosette Of blue eaiin ribbon is placed IN
front aud long blue strsemers float behind.
A novel bat for Miss Letter with small cap
crown and very wide vizir is Of black vel
vet with opsn-wOrk edge OF jet extending
APP into the velvet in points. The garni.
lures are band OF doublc-fl csd black and
blue satin ribbon sbout the crown With
small bows in front and streamers behind
and black ostrich tips nOdding over oil.
Jackets are much bebraided and en-
broidered but content themselves with
smaller buttons ard will in time resign
themselves 10 one cape instead OF three.
ELLEN OSBORN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
STYLES In GOWNS.
AUTUMN DAYS WHEN WINTER FASHIONS
ARE UNVEILED.
Pretty Women and Gorgeous Brocadss at Parlo
Opening Wealth of Color and Luxury Of
Embroidery and Fur-COld
Weather Cloaks.
Lconrriphted 1879.


A highly select opening in the parlors o.
q Fifth avenue modiste snd importer took
place on Wednesday. The richly dseo
rated drawing rooms, to which were III
vited only those having the cachet o.
money or fashion, were filled with AMI
mated faces and new fall gowns. We
Americans brighten Our pleasures with
more smiles than We used TO 90, which,
perhaps, Is an indication that civilization
IS progressing. A hTown-haired girl in q
rust-Ied dress, who tuit5Ied from Pali,
toilet to Paris toilet in front Of me, bah
bed over with delighted interest, Ter blug
eyes dancing under her rev style, all-ihe-
way sTouBd, from ear-t0.ear bang. Whsi
would madame of the French CONNECTIONS
have said could she have heard her whis-
per 10 The slim brunette lin beautiful
green and silver brOcsde) besider her,
Meg, doesn't she lock like a stick oil
licorics peeping cut Of an avalanche ?'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 5:S5 A. m. and
1901 and 6:io p. m, Except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights,

CRAWFORD HEIGHTS Is THE NAME given
y 70 a plat OF land containing about forty
acres, situated on the hill bsck Of the -ttna and
Standard Iron Works
The 10 vary In size from half All acre 10 four
acres, and will be sold singly or In blocks.
Some OF the property is already In vines, and
all OF II is well adapted TO the growing Of fruit
and berries
The 0oaiion, while near the mills, factories
and railroads in the valley, is yet above and be
yond their smoke, noise, and other disagIeeable
features
II is healihful, affords a line view Of river and
the surrounding country and admirably COM
b.nes the advantages OF town and country.
No more D. s.rable location for private resi-
dences can be found
The propeI ty will be sold at reasonable prices
snd on easy terms.
For further particulars inquire OF
K. r Howell Bridgeport. o.
ADRIAN LASH. Martins Ferry. o
J. HOLLO" AI, ist N0tl Bank Bridgeport.
W. ~. GRAHAM. ~ Office 81 STANDARD Iron Co.
". Il. TALLAAN, at office Of Etna iron aud
Steel Company. oc5eb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

NEW YORK. October u.-Money on call string
ent, ranging from 5HalO, per cent; last loan at
per cent. closed offered at per cent; prime
mercantile paper Gas per cent; sterling exchange
quiet but strong al 4SSa4sI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, October ll.-PetrOleum opened
firm at $780, and after yielding &c in early
trading moved up 70 and closed firm At 9SIc.
sales 26s, 900 barrels
OIL CITY, Pa. October ll.-P.troloum opened
99c; highest 99lEc: lowest 9s76c; closed 99c.
Sales, 5000 barrels: clearances 64OOO barrels;
charters, 1910 barrels; shipments &c s07 barrels
PIrrsBURs, PA, october ll.-Petroleum, dull
but steady; opened 99c; closed 99c; highest
99Hc; lowest 9s5Ec.
BRADFORD, PA. October IL Petroleum opened
99c; closed s9Isc; highest 99Hc; lowest 9S7sc;
clearances 10000 barrels.
TITusvILLE. PA, October 1l.-Petroleum open
ed 9S1sc highest 99lEc; lowest 9S3zc; closed
9s5sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

| Kastern erS.e na Arrtyai Of Trains Al wheeling,
| A. neoele In eject May l2th Iss9.
1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

8el'Gira and Zancsvillo. ...
Be,.aire anc SUmmerdeld
R.Ialre and W0odsteid...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made TO me a. Trustee by r. ). Taylor, and
Ju ia A. Taylor his vie the one dated Septem
Der l. 1857. snd recorded In the Office OF the Clerk
Of the County court Of Ohio County, West Wiz
einia, i'm Deed Of Trust Book %. page l5 and the
other dated July 2s ISIS. and recorded In the
Office OF the CLERK OF the County Court Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, In Deed Of rust Book
n, page 236, will sell at public auction, on
Wednesday. October rs, 1883,
commencing at l0o'clock T. m. the north front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio County, IN the
Cityof Wheeling. tn following property, n wit
Lot numbered six lG) IN square numbered one ll
OF Carroll aud Bater's ADDITION 10 said city OF
Wheeling. ard situated on the east side OF Nc
Cooch street, in Sid city, together sith All the
buildings and appurienAnces situate thereon or
belonging thereto. being the same property con-
veyed 10 Robert =. Taylor by Rudolph A. Liude-
ninth and wife, hydoed dated september ]. 1877.
Terms or SALE-One-third cGsh or 30 much
more ~ the purcha.er my elect "a pay, and the
balance In one and two year,, with Interest from
the day OF saie, the purchaser 70 give his notes,
with good security fOr.t the deferred payments,
and the legal title TO be retained as further Ne
Curity.
selling az Trustee, will convey only such title
as Is vested I'm me by said deeds.
EDGAR x. BOYD. Trustee.
". II. HALLER. Auctioneer. sepl6e&dsq
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Reliaious ,Autifes.

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EIGHTH
| Ward)-Rev. L. W. Barr, pastor. Services
| tomorrow at l0:S0a m, and 7S) p. N. sunday
School 1T o. m All are welcome.