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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
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THE CHEAPEST AND MOST RELIABLE.

This IS the envable reputation enjoyed by HE BOS
TON" Customers have the most implicit confluence ID this
house They rely on getting honest merchandise a' honest
prices and they never disappointed Inc S'"SeS' enid
rb,s here with the same safety as the most expo
~anoed hon,er and the best evidence OF popularity
our constantly increasing trade
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THE FINEST AND BEST.

There is plenty of Ready made Clothing IN the market
that is dear at any price and many men hesitate to buy
ready made suit because they or their friends have been SWIM
died BY unreliable dealers Our policy not only to secure
customer. but to HOLD him by giving him the best that
money can buy and ensurng him correct TIT and correct
style.
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MEETING.

EIcHuo~p. Va. October -, -. 81.
THE ORGANIZ AXIOM Mtt ~
i of the CITIZEN BUILDING N>-'r -,
ION. No. =, was attended 10y some q, ~ NJ.
leading business men. IL wts 0n' o, 49,, M,
largest meetings ever held IN thon' i ~ \,
The subserip,ion-list q stock IL suh y, me
anv one wishing 10 become a msine. ' -
ASSOCIATION. Apply 10 &. {. IT, attend
teenth and Main. r Information, o., I'm
the ne xt meeting. WrlNr SpAN ~ ~,
October nsh. at ~ O'Clock, Al mo"
seventeenth ard "nin MUM
o..a- d, '"H"i - -CNetsi,.
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TINE sTANDARD.RREn Lslud.nn-


1 No. II2ll, 1KoTfi NJ STALLION I'D ,
SIAN ABDAiLAii vii MAKE Tie S,t,u.
1890 AT oak Lawn ll<ilhys station, 81.
i. X. 10, Hanover county. on the ipI' - .",
terms: $50 iOi the -ess n, payable luf Af'-"f
al time Of service. with 81 10 tie groom
fLi-IAN ABDAIIAiI was Orltd .i n D.
the property 81 Ghlrles :. Dole. fsl
crystal Lake. Illinois. and - rrteiti iii 80
lace'- ~tui-Eook ~ NidNonrt hrld Ni
number il2l lie was got by nktihNN -
dnllah: he By l,ysdyk', HaulDleton.sn u-+ II
tnchantress. wi-Hh makes aim iuli NiO-".'
To Harold. the sire 81 MAUD - if''i
ROSY. The dam or fly.iar >idni. al n t''
mare Rowing Nellie. bv Ca.s.n, NJ. l~f. .'''-
der -. better known rs icing nir NN.N
MambrinO Roy, record ..2O s. the sir o.,
great three ycar-Old stallion = ii.l'.
record PIP. His sscouu dam = ~ 'fi -I.
3o50: third dam by Rather evoO ipul I'D ''''
by Imported spread ra.lc. ..
The REfDI\G, therefore, " ihs -
horse i emDhaticaiiy oisi rdJs. iiIs 'f'
b, the same horse that got Vol n'r'i ''.
Wilkes, Happy Medium. ilarrOli. N'I .'.,'
~trathmOre, Aberdeen. Sc mel. Ihui ,.
xc. and the size OF his cam II a.sp tN' =,
and grandsire ofa Tong array ~ lf"i.'- a.,
rOtting stations. such as Harry q ~ =.
yOy. Post Boy. Durango. KENTUCKY -,
American clay. and many others e"
standard. IhrocAh tie Bssth0ne mar
/ gets a cross 81 The Lady stout blv"'. -.
I jet black In color. fine LIE. AMI ihout II ~,
llsh and spirited In action. Is az thr w ~
and most 'rac;able temper ihai W.. IN,
possible 10 dad In any horse, aud $50
In "a stallion. special rates m1dc ~ Al,
| uary LIST 1890. &C
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
RfcHMosD. Va. october -. ls-p.
EHIS Is TO NOTIEH TIE IIHl u

L thar on the 18Th day of October i,-'
JOSEPH b. WELSH made an a-si4njneni i
The undersigned. ~ trustee 20 his real hll
personal Ell. cts, Tor Tie benefit ~ his cf''i
tors.
All persons indebted 60 the said lost D.
Il. WELSH are requested 90 come 90 Niil A
once and settle. Those having ciHinis atA.N II
the said JOSEPH y. WELSH are iclut,' -
10 present them ~ once FOR 81 rincatinn.
DAVID 4. A1NSiit.
oc25tf Trustee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

and arr never without a bottle ~ this best
OF all remedies. We refer to DR.. Da,id's
Cough syrup cf tar, horehound, and Wild
cherry ADV.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
CITY Circuit Court.

- the City Circuit Court YESTERDAY, the
jufi in the suit OF Perrin against Page
brought in verdict Of 81 and cost, in favor
Of the plaintiff.
In the suit of \. Iicpzing against :. {
French. the jury found for the plalntin Il
the extent of Sj0.3S.
The suit of {. I. Estes against l.. -
swami was decided IN favor of the plaintiff
by the jury bringing in II verdict giving
him >ii5.25.
The suit of Taiaferr0 4 Co.. against
James l.. TaliaierrO was dismissed, the
matter having been compromised.
II the suits of Edgar Allan. John Bowers,
Rothert a Co. and James Hayes against
Catherine :. Stops and her husband. Il. /.
StOOps, decree was entered directing the
payment of $40 to the plaintiffs.
The suit of Henry l.. DenO0n against the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway Com
pany was decided by the jury giving the
plaintiff the sum of $3.50. The basis Of the
suit was the claim of the plaintiff that he
was transferred from one ear 10 another
without being given a transfer ticket. and
refusing 20 pay another fare Oh the second
ear. was elected.
Marshall O'Grady, a native of Ireland.
and Akin Pearlman. Il native of Poland,
were admitted 10 citizenship.
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Reports of Government Chemists.

The Royal Baking Powder is composed OF
pure and wholesome ingredients. II does not
contain either alum or phospha,es. or other in
furious substances. EDWARD G. LOVE. Ph. d."
The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly
the purest and most reliable baking powder
offered to the public.
HENRY A. Morn. NJ. d., Pm. D.
The Royal Baking Powder is purest in quail
ity and highest in strength Of any baking pow
der Of which have knowledge.
"WM. McMURTRiE. Phi. D.
An Alum baking powders. no matter how
high their strength. are 10 be avoided as dan
gerous. Phosphate powders hberatc their gas
too freely. or under climatic changes suffer de-
terioration.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

IL is settled now beyond doubt that
Bradycrotne will cure headache Of any
kind.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

ONE Of Richmond's most gifted and popu-
lar ministers says DIR. Dayid's Cough Syrup
is the very best cure for cough and bronchi-
lis be ever tried-ady.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

ASK your grocer for the Dunlop
Pat ent Flour. Phone 275.-adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
Dxsue,.ia and,Ltver COMPLAINT.

The Dunlop Patent Flou, has on
superiors. Phone 275 Try il.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
FIRING Al rARrRIpGEs.

4 gentleman of rare memory aud exceed
ing humor told of the time when our present
hollywood was a dense mass of hrushWOOt
and brar-. lie was Young man then. a.
can be readily supposed, aud he said that
he used 10 20 partridge hunting in that
vicinity. The game ut THAI time had moi
been DESTROYED u, the poi-hunter, and could
De- found in great quantities.
One DAY party of three went out shoot
ing. and the dogs came to a stand in Holly
wood. The hunt,men came up, and the
largest flock of partridges seen that season
broke cover. Bang, bang, bang. went the
gums and six plump birds fell at the lire.
"My God" said our old friend, "it was
raining partridgcs.
The same gentleman told good story OF
AN amateur theatrical company that flour
ished here back Of the iofties. They called
themselves "The Thcspans." gave regular
entertainments, and acquired such celebrity
that they drew fine audiences.
On one occasion the play was "PizzarO;
or, the Death Of Roll0." and the gentleman
referred to being petite figure and possess
ing "A nervous temperament, MAS assigned
10 the part of Minerva. Attired in a
woman's neat-iiuing costume,he came out,
and acquitted himself finely with the cXccp-
ton that he stuck one foot too far out be-
hind the other.
In the crowd was cynical old gentle
man whose first name was Elijah, and he
was called for short 'iige." lie had a
cook named Poll. When Minerva stuck
her lett foot back ~ far. "iigc" called out,
Apology" apology" and continued to
do NO until the manager put his mouth
20 the pcep-hole in the curtain and yelled.
'Ligc's Poll will gee"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
SUNSET COWS WIFE.
The Faithful Woman Who Made Her Hus-
bands Life.


Everybody has a friendly word to say
for Door Sunset Cox, whose brilliant
life has go suddenly ended. The letter
carrier on my street beWailed his loss to
dsv. He had been their friend from the
frst. and believing that carrier should
receive as much IS a policeman, he had
promised to introduce in the next Cor grsss
a bill giving the older carriers 500 a
month. Newspaper men, too, feel that
thew have lost personal friend, for be al
WAYS kept OBJ his interest IN the press and
was ready to DO the Graf. favor at any
and all times This WAS the peculiar
charm eff Mr Cox-ths msnner IN when
be made every man his friend
and his readiness to do a kind
ness. There are not too many such
men in the world, and be viii be greatly
missed. Bat there is one thing tnat will
/ Foe least spoken Of amorg all, and yet VIII
miss him most-his wife. S1e was lis IN
seperable companion everywhere shared
ali his plans and councils, and made bis
life her own. IL was touching and beau
tiful always to witness her entire devotion
10 her husband and her Absorption in his
interests. Il made up her htei and now
Whst viii she do and who can comfort
ben? The blow that took him away
swept everything from beneath her feet IN
,he l1cd of dark waters. II anything
could ccmfoit her. it would be the remem-
bronco Of what every friend Of Mr.. Cox
mus. rscall-the fact that in the best
sense Of the phrase, she was the making OF
tim-that her wiiely devotion, more than
any other influences KEEP, him in the path
OF duty and helped him win his lenrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
ono Of the R!nper,s Victim J.

LONDON, September 15.-In spite of the
conflicting theories advanced, the belief
obtains among the lover classes, as well as
in the minds Of many others, that the mu-
tilated body found in the Cable street arch
way must be added to the list Of Jack the
Ripper's" victims. Several London, pro.
vincial and American papers have kept
men detailed in the Whitecbapel district
for months past il hopes of discovering the
fiendish murderer who has added a dis.
tinetive name and method to the history
of crime, but, Notwithstanding their
watching night after night, their efforts
have as yet been of no avail. Each one of
them has different theory, and If the
wretch is finally caught or definitely ceases
his murderous work, the story OF their Ia
bors, their suspicious and their befiled
hopes would be really interesting reading
if they could he induced to put aside
wounded vanity and relate their true ex-
Derierces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
Sparks OF WIZ

T0g Press, A little thing that feels big
10 q tight place is a corn.
Yontvs GaeHe. A man sometimes
inds it to his veal to travel incog.
Boston Herald. TIE belated straw hats
show which way the fierce winds blow.
Rochester Posf-Erprcss. A syndicate Of
csttlemen has a perfect tight 70 water its
stock.
lEirrutee Journal Women give most
free rein 20 their thoughts when they
write Anonymously.
PVsbug Chronicle. With Campbell for
8 candidate the campaign in Ohio will
hump itself this fall.
PHILADELPHIA Record. Tanner was a warn
or fer the Administration. 1t is upon this
hint that it is proposed to put Warner
IN bis place.
Boston Transcript. 1t is supposed that
Americans go-shead qualities are due to
the fact that they have so much push
while they are bsbiss.
Bmghamf0n Republican. When married
msn buttons his suspenders on eight-pen'
uy nails it is sure evidence that he has
been disappointed in love.
Laurence Americqn. ''I7 there anything
a man cannot do2n asks an exchange. We
have nevsr vet found a man who could
scoId the children with his mouth full o.
nirs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
AT SWORDS POINT.
a County Up In Arms Over n Loaf of
Bread.

a Up III over u LOAF oA
Bread.
WEST UNION, o, September 1.-THE
biggest premium at the Manchester Fair
last week was SIS for the best loaf of salt
rising bread, and it stirred up big row.
Nearly every woman in Adams county
and many from adjoining cOunties, who
were at all yeTsed in the culinary art,
must have tried for that blue ribbon, as
there were loaves upon lOaves piled up.
The directors finally prevailed on some
parties to assume the risk of tying the
ribbon. After the premium was awarded
it was discovered that one of the judges
was related to the successful exhibitor,
and of course this created big racket
Nav judges had to be selected, and the
ribbon was tied g second time. The IN
successful exhibitors didn't quiet down,
however. They declared that the ndges
didn't know aything about bread, no
how" More than one hundred families
are at swords point, and at least one en-
ghgemsnt has been declared off. Scarcely
a day passes without a fight, and the whole
county is worked mp over the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

l9c Eggs, steady at 1sHc. Coffee quiet: Rio
1910. Reeeipts-Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat,
500 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 5000
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels Shipments-Wheat
l2O,OOO bushels
CINCINNATI. o., September 16.-Flour, easy;
family So 00a3 Is; fancy 81 5Os3 So Wheat, act
I've and strong; No. red 77a771zc; receipts 10 COO
bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels Corn. steady;
No mixed sec. Oats, steady; No mixed
22hc. Rye, steady; No. 2, 45c. Pork firm at
sll 371$ Lard, stronger; at IS S0a5 20. Bulk
MeatR, firm: short ribs s. Is. Bacon, firm; snort
clear &c Is. Whisky, steady at 81 o. Butter
nrmi fancy creamery, 22a24c; choice dairy, l3a
l5e Sugar, strong; hard refined, sage; New
orleans, Ease.
TOLEDO. o., Sspte mber 16.-Wheat, dull and
lower; cash and September 7sc; December s03sc.
Corn, dull and steady; cash S5o; November Si14c.
Oats, quiet: cash 204c. Clover Seed, active and
steady; cash, September and October 81 y; No
vember 81 Is; December e. 20 Receipts-Wheat,
% 400 bushels; corn &c, 200 bushels; oats, 200
bushels shipments-Wheat,9 o. 100 bushels; corn,
1850 bushels: oats, $500 bushels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, September l6-Petroleum opened
firm at 995Sc, and after slight decline in the
81 Oh sharp decide then set in, in which
the mornings gain was ent rely lost, and the
market closed weak at 995sc. Sales, .21o goo
barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, September l6.-Petroleum, open
ed at 81 90: highest 81 COZ; lowest 99Tc; closed
at 81 O03I Sales, 900 barrels clearances 30
600 barrels; charters, 81 i29 barrels; runs 46, 2t
barrels.
PrTrsBURe, PA, September 1G-Petroleum
dun but firm; opened and lowest 81 90; closed al
81 OO56; highest 81 Ola
BRADFoRD, PA, September l6.-Pelroleum
opened at 81 co. closed at 81 005; highest 81 0l5s
lowest $685. c,earances 4G6000 barrels.
TrrUsvrLLE, PA, September 16.-Petroleum
opened at 81 OIL; highest 81 0l1s; lowest 99c
closed at 81 OO}s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
FORAKER ON TANNER.

lie Declares that an "Obscure Member
of the Cabinet" is Responsible.
SPRINGFIELD, o., September 14.-At
the G. A. R. Encampment of the Eighth
Congressional district Governor Foroker in
a speech declared himself on the subj ect Of
Tanners resignation.
That good, gallant and most beloved
no legged soldier, Corporal TanRer," said
he, "has been removed from his position,
for what reason we know not Why, bull we
propose and are going TO know why he
was removed. If Tanner does not 20 back
1 want a man put in his place who will
carry on business in the same style.
at is evident that an obscure member
of the Cabinet. who was never heard of be-
fore his elevation to that position, has been
Monumental in removing Mr.. Tanntr from
ofica.D
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
-. - .. TannsE-. saooessOE

Ea...lI.t N'.llAs 4Aa. HaF"
Why should rot the President seri-
ously consider our proposition to make
Mrs Logan Commissioner Of Pensions?
No appointment would be more popular
with the Grand Army Of the Republic and
with the country. A large proportion
peshaps neatly one-halG Of the pensioners
are women, and their interests would be
safe % the hands Of enc Of their number
Mr.. Logan's appointment would be a
new departure, rs heretofore women have
been compelled TO be content with only
minor Government appointments. Such
a selection, also, would mean a cleaDldg
ont of the agency leCohes and sharks who
have preyed upon the Pension Depart
ment ior twenty years past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
%uttsrp
| Ouisiana State | otterv C0mpany

Incorporated by the Legislature, for Educa
tional and charitable purposes and It's franchise
made part Of the present state Constitution, 10
1879. by an overwhelming popular vote.
ITS MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take
place Semi-Annually, June nnd DE.
cember), and its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS takO place In
each OF the other ten months OF the
year, and are All drawn in public,
at the Academy Of Music, Rev Or
leans, LIS.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For Integrity OF its Drawings and
Prompt Payment Of Prizes,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
BELLAIRE.
Fresh Gossip Gathered In the Glass
City.

Fresh Gossip Gathered In the Glass
City.
A meeting of merchants has been called
for this evening to consider the early clos
ing movement. Some Of the merchants
want 10 keep open until 8 o'clock during
the busy season.
A horse attached to a buggy became
frightened while coming down Rose HUI
and dumped the occupants out IN the road
None Of them we're injured bat the buggy
was broken.
The congregation of the South Bellairs
NJ. Z. Church wsnts Rev. ]. O. Smith to
be their pastor another year, and will ask
Quarterly Conference to grant their re-
quest.
VIM. McClain left yesterday TO attend
the J. o o. +. celebration az Columbus.
J mes FittoD, Jos. H-atheriugt.n ana
other Odd Fellows will leave to-day.
After Rev. B. II. Lee, of the A. NJ. {
Church preached his farewell sermon on
Sunday, the members Of his congregation
presented him with gold watch.
Alex. Gallaher and James Kearns are
at Columbus as delegates OF Switohmen s
Union to the meeting Of the S. NJ. A. A
of North America.
Miss Ella Grove, one of the ladies who
had been given a school in this city, de-
cided to 20 to Wichita, where she receives
a better salary.
The Union Window Glass Works il
ready to put fire in the furnace. IL is
said the other factories are about ready to
fire up.
There was a fight of short duration on
Bridge street Sunday night, between o
couple of intoxicated individuals.
A lady from Brilliant was in the city,
yesterday, soliciting money for new band
at that place.
Wm. o. Swisher AMI Mrs. Sarah Sharp
were married Saturday by Rev. I. w.
Lane.
Miss sallie Ice, of Harmony, o., is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. john Davis, at Piuch
Bun.
The class that was to take Latin in the
High School have decided to give up the
idea.
The excursion to DetrOit to-day Will be
attended by a number Of Bellaire people.
J. H. Mcconnell Will make shipment
of l, 700 barrels OF apples down the river.
"ssaru Woodbridge has had telephone
nut in his residence on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Anna Boyce has sold her restaurant
TO ARdy Moore, of West Wheeling.
The Gold Basd fi4hirg club has return
from camp at Armstrong; Mills.
Mr.. U. S. Foster, Of Allegheny, was in
the city yesterday seeing friends,
A crowd from here will attend the re-
union at Martins Ferry to-day.
los. Wood will erect Telidence on
Front street, Gravel Hill.
Miss Lizzie Ault left yesterday to attend
the Steubenville Seminary.
Ninth says he is ready to row Hail if a
a nurss can be collected.
Spsnqler Post will go to Martins Ferry
to- day in body.
] Four children of Jas. Aplin are down
IN the measles.
-. - 10 Ne tannas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
Bncklsn's ArnIcasalvo.

I'VE best salve in the world for Gu
MAYS LANDING, NJ, September IL
la court to-day Mrs. Hamilion's counsel
,sked ana obtained the consent Of the pre-
hiding Judge and prosecutor to enter q plea
ID not guilty, on behalf Of his client, the
-ssson assigned by him being the continued
illness Of Mrs. Hamilton, who is still con-
8ped TO her bed, with q severe attack OF
nervous prOstratiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
s..nhanrllls car shops Burned.

SrgUBENvILLE, Ohio, September H.
The Panhandle railroad car repair shops,
including blacksmith shop and repair
room, containing some five carloads o.
rsilrosd supplies, burned yesterday morn
i1V about . o'clock. The fremen, BY wen
directed efforts, saved the end building
containing the Office, additional stores and
several tanbs Of oil. The loss is $lOsOOO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
TRUSTEES SALE
Highly Improved Short Greek Farm

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Florence V. Delap,ain aud Peter Deia-
plain, Ter husband, 10 me as trustee dated on me
2Sih day Of January A. ID. 1850 and duly record.
ed in the Office or the Clerk OF Ohio County
Court West Virginia, in Trust Deed BOOK NO: d.
psge 40. well proceed to sell at public auction,
al The north front door OF the Court House Tor
Ohio county, West Virginia. In the CITY OF
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1859.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
property, that IS to say: 2is acres, FOODS ana
81 perches Of land on the waters OF Snort creek
Ohio County, West Virginia, thus bounded ana
described tO-Wit. Beginning at a wild emery
tree. a corner 10 Samuel McLuer, VIM. busby;
and Joseph and VI Waddle; thence with sald
Weddle's line north 1912 east - 40 poles TO a
stone. thence south 6io east 8 10 poles 70 a
stone: thence south III east 10 l-lO poles 10
stone: thence moth 3L34o east 20 poles TO stone,
formerly an ash: thence with line OF Llylna
Tavlor south $50 20 west II 2-l0 poles to a white
oak. thence north ll15o east 2Ol poles TO beech
enog q corner TO said Taylor, W. =. Braydy and
Fdvard Rouse: thence with said Rouses lines
south 1919 west ~ $40 poles 70 stone thence
south 2ii 10 west 1871 poles to stone, formerly a
locust. on the north bank OF Short Creek: thence
down said creek with its meanders ls5 IlU poleA,
thence leaving said creek and with iaho OF
Jesse Wells south 65H- west 81 o-lU pores 70
thence south 25l<o east with his lire 81 poles 10
n stone: thence south 4sK east $50 poles 10
Stone: thence south 1919 east 1917 poles thence
south 70 east - poles to stone; thence south
935 east 70 poles TO a stone; thence with VIM
Busbys lines south $40 east ls poles to a, white White
tberce south 5OIso east 80 40 poles 10 the he
ginning being The same land conveyed p! lewis
:. Delaplain and wife 10 said florence Y. DeiAp-
lain Inv deed dated September Doth, lsIl, and re-
corded in Deed Book No 81, page 2sS, IN o ine
oaice of the Clerk Of the County Court for Ohio
county. West Virginia to which deed reference
is hereby bad for full decripton %, ssid Land isn9.
inc House. barn and out buildings orchard aud
init of All kinds is well watered, rich Limestone
soil about 70 acres creek bottom and about 100
acres Of coal. Two and one half miles from short
creek Station. on ?. G. d Sc. L. K. K and Ohio
River. and eight miles from Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money. or so much more thereof As the pur.
chaser may desire to pay, In cash on the day OF
sale aud the residue in two equal payments
with interest from the day OF safe, payable III
one and two years for which the purchaser Is 70
1--WE MS notes, secured by deed OF trust on said
land. "lLAiA-n " rI,,s,d6o
WI. HALLER, Auctioneer. SEQ