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Another CARGO Of Bargains
UNLDADED AT
Messe'l &Meuschke's

DRY GOODS PALACE. These
goods will be slaughtered this week.
We have the trade and will continue
to make it interesting to keep up the
rush Every article We offer is prime
and first class, all bought during the
1889 season. No relics of ancient
zines and no side show auction trash
at our house. See our line of
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S25O,OOO 10 10 loan @.,, in se4 ,fIl. and
'srrss. S2n .iA up. Very lowest rate,
dly z. EoCsTOS. 10 Ohio Street.
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-Minter Bros. for bargains dry goods,
carpets and notions.
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The pam and the YIadast.

Two facts are now clear with regard to
the disaster in the Conemaugh Valley.
The dam OF the South Fork Fishing
Club broke and sent it's millions Of tons
OF water crashing through the helpless
valley; and after the waters had swept
through Johnstown, piling the debris
OF the food against the Pennsylvania
Railroad yiaduCt, they were hurled back
by this impromptu dam which the food
could not force, and so Johnstown was
eugplied,
II the yiaduct had not been there TO
make a Judgement for the debris, the
loss would have been less, II there had
beenno great dam higher up the valley
to belch out its contents in the twink
ling Of an eye, there might have been
no damage at all, In the ViRduct itself
there was no menace, and It was main
tanned for the useful purposes Of transit
The monster dam was a constant menace
and It was maintained purely for the
pleasure oil sportsmen,
Those sportsmen would have been Al
slow as other men Of heart to maintain
so dangerous thingit they had realized
tho danger, Now at least they realiz'
tho disaster, and nobody will envy then
their state OF mind.
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ANnll slnpkholdera YIaw.
DMe Edilor q ne INicalgaor

ANNN AsNttVi W VIC AHtHlNlNsNtt
sIR;-In your issue OF this date, in an
editorial on the "CGt nail trade" / find
the following; III the cut nail mills
were the private property Of few In
dividuals they would be managed differ
emily. A nail that is wanted would be
produced at q price that would sell It,"
That tells the whole story in a few
words, There Is just as much money In
the business to-day as there is in the
wholesale grocery business, in the dry
goods business, or indeed in any OF the
many kinds Of business that could be
mentioned. But We have not the same
order OF capacity In the control OF the
cut nail mills that you will find In the
other avenues Of trade and commerce, |
don't wish to be understood as rejecting
too severely on the gentlemen now in
the management and control OF our nail
mills, but they are behind the age,
They learned the business III they ever
learned ~ at q time OF immense profits
aud when there existed no special
necessity TO look after every little do
tail and stop every little leak, The sal
aries now paid the managers and office
force are, | am informed, about the same
Rs In the most prosperous times, Labor
had to come down, and receive only
half employment. is 1t the correct
thing that these gentlemen with their
old.time ideas IN the government Of the
mills, should be allowed to 10 on IN the
old ruts, and receive yearly salaries
fully up to, II NOT In excess Of, what was
paid twenty years ago? You are on the
right track, but you must go to the root
OF the evil. STOCKHOLDERS,
Wheeling, June 8.
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Tho tlade journals devoted to the iron
and steel industry are following with
intelligent interest the discusslon Of the
condition Of the cut nail trade. The
Age of Steel, in an appreCiative article in
its issue Of June LIST, says:
Something, 1t is realized, must be done
to preserve the cut nail business, 80 that
1t "may not perish from the face Of the
EARTH" but opinion among the manu-.
faCturcrs is very greatly divided as 10
what manner Of action is required.
Some OF tho members OF the association
who were interviewed by the Wheeling
INTRLLIuISCER on the occasion OF the
recent III citing favored the introduction
in tho mills OF machinery for the manu-
iaCturo OF wire nails. With wire nails
as n part Of their product, it was rea.
soned that the mills would naturally
have an advantage over the present wire
nail factories, since they would be able
TO I'LL orders for both kinds Of nails in
the same shipment. The fNvorite
remedy suggested, however, was that
the steel null DO cut much thinner,
so that it should weigh no more singly
than the wire nail. When steel was
substituted for iron in the manufacture
OF cut hails, the dies were not changed;
that Is, the steel mills were made lust as
big as the iron ones. This was plainly
a waste Of metal, as the tougher and
harder steel could DO cut much thinner
L. ...I
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DANGEROUS Use Of Strong PargltIYOS.

Most pills, purRAtlVOs and Bitter wAlen
which act quickly upon The bowels iftllAtG and
often destroy Tho inuSOuG Goals Of tho stomach
and bowels, indeed thelr CalharllC action II
directly caused BY the irritation Of tho bowels,
which they pt1duce, Thelt action should b
ioOlhing AID Stimulating Instead Of Irritating,
A continued We q 5IlEh feinelles ptoances
This often ends IN dangerous disease, Tho il1e
al ihe lOnulug imported Carlsbad Bpgtlel Salt
n iiGhly recommended ~ an Apeflghl laxative
and diuiHllc, beCause Ia lou Ii due solely 70
M solvent aud stimulating properties II
iSoihee And AliAys Inflammation, aud Il there.
fore much. Preferable 70 all strong putGAlivea
NY IsVHfs az limitations, ilf. Toh0ldlh lecture
on taiSbAd Sptulel SAT- aud pamphlets mailed
barclay street, New York iealrfhAs
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rhc I,lond.ln Won yLrrlnIn.

News comes in slowly from the noun.
tain regions Of West Virginia where the
destruction is always great when the
floods arc OH. These localities arc re.
mote from telegraph lines, and tho high
waters that sweep away the contents Of
the granaries, farming implements and
live stock, that In of the surface Of the
land and leave II bare, that swallow up
human liIC in their rush, also tGar out
bridges and make the roads impossible.
Its to be hoped that We have heard the
worst from the valley OF the Little Kama.
wha, whore there has been loss Of life
and Of property; and that later inior.
nation may show our fears for tho
South Branch Valley TO have been
groundlCsV, This Is almost hoping
against hope.
In the South Branch Valley In par.
tiCular there has probably been great
destruction. On slight provocatIon the
swift mountain streams Of that region
rush through tho little valley leaving
behind track Of ruin. These frequent
VlsitatlonS, and recent business compli.
cations involving some OF tho strong
men Of the region, have left tho South
branch colmtrywithout the recuperatiye
power II once had, Frequent floods
have much weakened some Of The strug.
Cling farmers, TO whom another blow al
this time will moan almost total do.
stfuCtion.
Through the intimate ties Of business,
blood and social relations Wheeling
always shares ihtllesO COlamitiCs, though
no public appeal 10 made. Wheeling
has responded promptly and libCrally 10
the cry oil JohnStown, whose appeal Is
bringing relief from all parts Of tho
country, literally from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. The terrible calamity In
Pennsylvania 80 far ovCrshadows that
which may have happened in West Wiz.
S'hla that tho voice Of our home suffer.
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DIED.

DIED.
FLoRENCE-ou Sunday, June 9, 1889, at I
o'clock a, m, MARIiiIEr, wife Of Samuel ].
Florence, aged s. years.
Funeral will take place this Tuesday afternoon
Rtao'clOCk, from her late residence, No. Iii
Seventeenth street Friends Of the family
arc respectfully invited to attend. Inter
mcnt at Peninsula Cemetery.
REIN gKE--On Monday morning. June 3, 1882
at S:lI. o'clock, AMELIA, wife OF the late
Henry Rcinckc, aged o. years, months aud
- days
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
No. 36Sl EoT street, Wednesday afternoon al
2:SO o'clock. Friends Of the family arc re-
Spcctiully invited 10 attend. Interment a,
Rcd Mems Cemetery.
PRETTYMAN-on Monday morning, June .,
1889, a. 2 o'clock a. IN, ELt PRETTYMAN, III
the Slth year Of his age.
Funeral from the re,idencC Of his son N, D,
Prettyman, near Ttladclphla, this Tuesday
afternoon at 900 O'Clock. Friends Of the
family arc respectfully invited.
BRASDFAss-O On Sunday, June 2, 1850. at 2.SC
o'clock, CHRISTIAN BIANDFAss, ln his 4lSi
year,
Funeral from his late residences, No. 1905 wetzel
street, on Tuesday, June 4, Rt2 O'Clock p. IN.
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend
IntermcnL at Peninsula Cemetery.
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Transfers Of Real Estate,

The following transfers Of real estate
were admitted to record In Recorder
Hooks office yesterday; A deed made
June II, 1885 by D. \. Phillips, trustee
etc, 10 George Gray, for $3.50 Of lots No,
81 and 80 in Zane's orchard addition
A deed made May 81, 1880, by the La
Belle Building Association No, ., to
Andreas Wolf, for $3.50, OF the north
half OF lot No. T9 situated on the eRst
side OF Main street between Twenty
second and Twenty.third streets. One
deed Of trust was admitted TO record
Yesterday.
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for the fiscal year ending May 81, 1889,
be divided as follows; g, o, 4 +, road,
ffst division, SOILS; second division,
Sl00i W., W, l, 4 B. pike, first division,
500; second division, $S0l.l7i that the
q, 0, 4 T, road, tirst and second diyis-
ions, be credited with their respective
amounts, and that the superintendents
oil the first and second divisions OF the
W. W. L, 4 B. pike be paid the amounts
due their divisions,
The reports Of the several commits
sioners as oyerseers Of the poor in Their
respective districts were received and
ordered filed,
The Board adjourned till Tuesday
June II, when the annual leyies will
be laid and the jury list returned.
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TIE sanitary side OF the great flood il
engaging the attention OF men who
think on these things, 1t will DO i'm
possible to find aud bury at once all thu
human bodies that lie in the torrents
track, Every kind Of farm stock, every
form Of filth from farms and houses
barnyards aud cesspools will go into the
waters from which thousands OF people
below Johnstown and in the Ohio Val
ley draw their supply. Nothing bu
prompt measures to get rid Of all thil
accumulation can hYert pestilence.
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TIE County Commissioners address
themselves intelligentIy to the loca
natural gas problem, With proper co
operation on the part Of the City Council
and the Chamber Of Commerce, Il
should not be long before we knew to
reasonable certainty whether We have
or have not natural gas in commercial
quantities. 1t concerns us deeply tt
I,no,,,
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The readers Of the INTELLlGEScER will
be pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has been
able 10 cure In all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being q
constitutional disease, requires a consti'
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood aud muCus surfaces Of the sys.
ten, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength, by building up the constitI'
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have SO much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that It fails to cure. Send for list Of tes'
timonials. Address,
I. j. CHENEY, Toledo, Q.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe. pAT
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ers could not be heard in the land.
And while tho devastation cannot have
been SO great in West Virginia, the man
who has lost his all is mono the less
worthy Of aid in his effort to get once
more on his feet,
1t will be well for the Wheeling relief
committee to bear these things in mind
whiEeit Is raising and disburslng money
for the unfortunate.
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NAY WEISS.


fourth place in 1882, those ahead OF him
being, In their order, zukertort, Steinit1
and BlaCkburne.
Max Weiss Is n Hungarian by birth,
and a resident Of Vienna. He frat play
ed in tournaments in Hamburg in 1885,
when no tied for second place with
Blackburnc, EnglisGh, Mason and Dr.
Tarrasch, Gunsberg being first. When
Mackenzie won first place at Frankfort
in 1887, Weiss tied BlaCkburne for sec
ond plaCe. He tied Blackburne for fifth
place at Bradford in 1883, when Guns
berg won tho tournament.
The number OF games played BY each
player III the tournament Just concluded
was thirty.eight, Of which the winners
won twenty.nine each. Moro than two
months were spent in the great contest,
in which nineteen eminent players par.
tiCipatel,
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PUBLIC Sale.
TUBL1O SALE.

,.,,. =, 49,, No..
~ EF1aS 0L Ine HutLnOriI yealel ~ IhGm "
CS,ni! W., WILL ~ wy IlLcult NonI ul VINO
SH n.y. WY WatSu C5peutlvely ul lc
~ 0i a. ": leSo' anu on the 'll 9y
1890 q Gee ion9i on w i0tn Iny oi pr
iEI' a. ~ 1872 1872 huu W inc ~ uNy nI "
Sn5, ~, - ~, ~ tuit III chnuCery ,,Vlen
pGIIaiuIE Mbpv nsL SoplSsKi " Caldwell WM
p'i LnIn1in alu .Nvlinv A. Mlh9h hhg OlhvN
Mgtg uS!vnuhHH,' VII uHuetEgugu hpeClAl CON
,II. sigInv VII bSll ny public auction, ~ lhe
Irony u39E u TIC court hOusc OF ONO county
Aforesaid, gu
TUESDAY, JULY 2, A, D. 1889,
commanding nj 10 o,oIork n M Tho tot,,,in.
deScrIbed tcai nf0nefty. which IL Iesr,ii,eG Gs
Teierei1Se Ia n tIIRtni ShrCeS s,TeoiS snI ai.rt,
returned Nv thc sSid snecjSi InT,,r VIM
the rennri maintained in ihe All Icctcs ~ i,S
Mh lav al DscembSr A. II issS a,,i l,v iI"i N.
creo Gfrccted 10 be REGARDED In IL" oiiirc Al tEo
Clofk Of the Cotiiily T0mTt ri ,RII Obin c6,iniv
h which niilcC II II INV ~ rncnrd ,I,st !. Ia
nv, iSE Il aI,d IN sn,",S "a. inIs B, ~ II SlH
81 n 81 4. 10 m 10 K 1; n ~ X al / il, III
Vision b, i6ts land in iJiyi.Inn q ioisi %
4 and 8 III DlyitlOn u, lots II and u In division
J, and lots TO- 10, II, 49, 10 and 70 In division X,
d, lots rs, %, 10 and Il in Division ], lot y In
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A strong Endorsement

JIM. LOOSE RED CLovRR Co.-Gentle
men: Having made use Of your valuable
pile remedy, | can recommend II as the
best ever used; having found almost
entire relief from using II four times
Hoping others will try It with the same
success. / am yours very truly, II. NJ
PixLEY, No. 80 Summit 81. Logan Drug
Co., Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling
W. Va, DIw
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phlldron'. Day ut the Disciples Church.

ChildFen's day was observed last Sun
day evening by the teauhera and schOl-
ars OF the Disciples Sunday School In q
very BETTING manner, The church was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
evergreens. Short addresses were made
by Mr.. :. G. Naylor aud Mr.. William
List. The music BY the school was
especially good. A collection for foreign
missions was taken, amounting to fifteen
dollars and twenty cents.
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IT is almost beyond belief that crea
lures fashioned like men can fall SC
low as to loot the bodies rescued
from the flood. No wonder the sturdy
men Of Johnstown were moved to sum
mary vengeance. 1t is told and 1t is de
MED that two Of these scoundrels werC
lynched. II lynching is ever iustifabl'
II was at this time aud under these cir
CumstanCes.
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TIE loss Of the Cambria Iron Company
at Johnstown is estimated at not less
than 100000. ThecompRny, not even
stunned by the blow, announces its in
tention to begin at once to rebuild. This
sort Of pluck is known the world over al
American. 1t means everything to the
Johnstown survivors.
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Mn. RusSRLl MYRCx. OF the firm Of
Myrick & Henderson, Fort Smith, Ark.
says he wishes to add his testimony tC
the thousands which have already been
given as to Swiits Specific. He says he
derived the most signal benefit from liz
use TO euro painful boils and sores re-
sulting from impure blood.
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sunday l.EourslonI on ohio River II.

Until October ], 1850, Sunday exCur.
sion tickets will DO sold as follows To
Woodland, 90 Centsi to New Martins
willie and Slstersville, 81 80; 10 Williams
town (Marietta) and Parkersburg, g 20
Good for return passage on date Of sale
only, j. G.. ToNLiNsoN, Agent.
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TWIN CHAMPIONS OF FaE WORLD,

The Sixth Chess Congress AIiShael TsChig'
orln and Max Weiss, the Tied Winners.
The sixth international Chess Con
gress, played ln,New York, has resulted
in the worlds championship being di'
ylded half and half between Tschigorin-
the Russian, aud Weiss, the Hungarian,
Four draws were played before the tie
between the leaders was officially decided
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JonSsrowS is wise to raise the black
flag against men who loiter and won't
work. At such times an iron hand is
necessary to preserve the peace.
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to be, like that between the siamese
twins, a permanent one, The judges did
their best to break II, hut it remains, and
the championship Of the world IN the
intellectual game OF chess is a divided
honor.
Michael Tschlgorlni is 80 years old, has
q fair complexion, and is considered q
handsome man, lie came into promi'
nence at the time he played a match
with Steinitz in Havana, when he was
beaten. Tschigorin became first known
in European tournaments at Berlin In
1881. lie then secured fourth place
Blackburne being first, 2ukertort second
and Winawer third. In 1889, at the
Vienna tournament, TsChigorin did moi
even got place, but he again obtained
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Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip EXCURSION tick,
cts every Sunday, 10 Plttsburgh at rate
Of 81 10 and Washington, Pa, 81,
Tickets good for Sunday only. Trains
,ipave al 4 and 1928 a, m,
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Licensed to Wed.

A marriage license was Issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday 10 William You
cum, aged 90, a native Of Belmont coun.
ty, Ohio, and Q resident at present OF
Moundsville, and Celia Haid, aged 20, a
native and resident OF Wetzel county.
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Our Girls.
Kitty Is witty,
EettlO Is pretty,
Lutte IL GutO mud small;
Irene Is q queen,
Annette Is u pet,
Nell II the belle Of the ball;
DIantha Is wealthy,
Bertha Is healthy,
And health IA tho bpIt of all.

Perfect health keeps her rosy and
radiant, beautiful and blooming, sensi.
bic and sweet. 1t is secured by whole.
some habits and the use Of DR.. PlerCe's
Favorite Prescription. Bertha takes 1t,
and she also "takes the cake" The only
guaranteed cure for those distressing all
ments peculiar to women. Satisfaction
or your money returned.
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Real Estate,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Licensed Real Estate Broker, us. CHIN
Attorney and Notary Public.
FOR SALE.

siS feet Of Ground OH west Sldeoi South Font
street, will cell In lots 10 suit purchaser at Ia
front foot,
268N feet Of Ground Oh east side Of South
Front AlfOet, go N 4 front foot
Lot C6fl6fllg on Virginia and South iOis
htfeelg, % feet BY 100 feet
ltOund on Alley K aud TWeniylhlh street
10 feet by go feet.
GfoInd north Of 1872 Main street, 10 fDcl 4
inches front,
kA5t hall lot No. pOBIghtponlll street
Lot No. ~ south aide Seventeenth street
Two Desirable Residences on fifteenth sut'"
Your Dualpesl Houses on Market street
No. 1B0 Alley 10, li,OOO.
No, 10l9 hbC0llOCh street.
No, 29a9, 2g9S and $50 Main street,
No, - North Front street.
No, % North Front street.
Many RafmS 10 Exchange for CIty rmftiU
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For Constipation or Sick Headache,
use DR., Rierce's Pellets; Purely Yegeta'
bic. Ono q dose.
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A man knows all about the ''all.gone''
feeling that tho patent medicine adYer.
tisements speak Of just after he has lost
all his money at poker.
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Lost.

LosT'
A Certificate, no, ~ for Five Shan, Of Stock
Of tho Wheeling Electrical comtaay dated
September q, 1851, tho property Of G. A. KAR,
WElsE, OF No, 900 Gray street, Louisville, Nv
All persons arc warned against negotiating the
same. nyltm
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WANTED
: General Agent for this City

and state-to Introduce our Automatic System
OF local gas regulation Ut each meter, Controls
ouifensntt 81 consumeE. Prevents ali bloygb a.
Whlstllng and smoking burners, Secures steady
and Uniform illumination, aud averages S3
PER GENT SAVING IN MONTHLY GAS
BILLS,
Reierencei wheeling IETELLIGRNCES, lou,
years service, Address,
THE UNION NATIONAL GAS SAVING CO.,
mrl6 IttREOadwaY, New Nutk.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
trustees Sales.
TIRUsTEE's SALE.

II
BY virtue OF Deed Of Trust made by +. "
Ritter and Mary Ritter, his wife, To II, X Fer.
glEOn us trustee, dated August 4, ISL, aud IT,.
corded In tho Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed
Of Trust Book No. ", page leo, and also by vlr.
tue oil All order Of the Circuit Court Of this Ohio
county, ". Va. entered February Z. 1850, III
ChAncery Order Book No. II, folio so, will sell
SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1850,
the following described property, that Ia to say
All the north third part Of lot numbered NINETY.
three (9Jl on Market street. between Twenty
third and Twenty.iOurth streets, In that purt Of
tho city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Wiz
ginia, known as Centre Wheeling, being the
third part Aforesaid OF lot numbered nlneB.
three lO3l, on the general plat Of the addition
70 said city known az Eoif aud ChHplinO's ndd
tion; the property hereby conveyed fronting Y
feet on Market street and running back Of uni.
form width from said street the full depth NJ
EAid lot, together with all and singular Tic I'M.
proyemenh thereon, and the hGtGdltRlnentS and
RppuEtenRnceB thereto belonging, being tho
same property conveyed to H. ". Ritter by WISH.
itgtOh Rumble aud wife, by deed dated August
!, 1870, aud Of record IN the Recorders OllCC oil
said county, in Deed Book No. 81, page Az.
TERMS or sALE-OnOhAli cash, and The resl.
duo In two equal payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved security for the deferred
payments, payable at six aud twelve months
the title 10 be retained until tic purchase
money be paid In iull-Or the purchaser may
pay Tic, whole or any portion ol The purchase
money he may elect, IN excess Of tho OnO,llali
i. II. DOYENER, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER. AuctlOneeF. myO