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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
NOTES OF TIE GAVE.

Butler umpired the game His work
was about as good as BartletPs on the
Fourth. If there is any worse judgment
on balls and strikes than Buffers, it is
Barilett's. Wheeling got slightly the
worst of his mistakes, but they did not
affect the game much.
The LaBelle Stars and the Caldwell
Stars played at the Caldwell grounds yes
terday. Batteries, Stephens aud Lucas
and Kilver and Je2instine. The score
was: LaBelle Stars 16, Caldwell Stars 6.
Pitcher Gordon was released yesterday.
Gordon showed up in fine form in the few
games that he pitched, but with three
regular pitchers and two good substitutes,
there was no room for him in the team.
Bellaire people were all coming to the
Sunday game. The steamer Bellaire would
have made an especial trip for the accom-
mediation Of the sight-seers.
Meehsn, the new pitcher, is very slow
in his delivery, which accounts for &C many
stolen bases.
Butler, who umpired yesterday, hes
acted as Association substitute at Column
bus.
Meehan was cheered heartily when he
came to the bat after his three base drive.
The ShamrOcks will play the EIcelsiors
on the Tunnel Green, this afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
A CLAYSVILLE SENSATION.

Two Well Known Young People Elope'
Out There.
A sensation has been caused at Clays-
Vile, Pa, by On elopement, which was a
genuine surprise.
Thursday evening John W. Kelly and
Miss Annie Milhgan mysteriOusly disap-
peared, and it was not until a couple Of
hours later that the fact that the young
couple had elopsd dswned upon their par
ents. At o'clock Miss Milligan left home,
osteusibly for the Methodist church to at
tend festival, out instead went 10 the B.
so. depot. where she was met by Kelly,
who had purchased two tickets for Cum
berland, Md, and they boarded the fast
express train for that place. As neither of
the two turned mp at the festival, the faith
er Of Miss Milligan, after various confer
euces with the young lady friends Of his
daughter, came to the conclusion that che
had eloped with Kelly.
Miss Mlligan is the third daughter OF
Geo. X. Milhgan, ore OF the most highly
esteemed and well-knOwn citizens Of Clays-
vile. She Is highly cultured, very hand
some and popular young lady. She is only
seventeen years Of age Mr.. Kelly is son
OF Hon. James Kelly, now deceased, who
was once the editor 1.-THE Washington Re-
porter and represented Washington county
number Of times. He WAS Corporal Of
Company H, Tenth Regiment, and WAS
popular with his comrades. At the pres
ent time young Kelly is engaged in man
aging the store Of A. NJ. Hayes, at SImp-
sons Store, few miles north of Clays-
Vile
The most peculiar feature Of the elope-
ment is the fact that the young people
had never been recognized rs lovers by
their most confidential friends. Mr.. Kel-
ly had never shown the young lady any
attention beyond the usual courtesiee
which exist between scquaintsnces.
The town OF Claysvilie ID oil tern mp"
over the event and the Claysvillians are
spending the time discussing the various
phssss of the elopsment, which is the most
sensational event that has occurred here
for many a day.
A telegram was received from the young
couple containing the information that
they we're in Cumberland, Nd, and had
been married.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
The Game Elsewhere.

At MISUNDERSTANDING l, New York Z;
hits, Prttsbure 2, New York 10; errors
Pittsburg Z, New York >; pitchers, Morris
and Ksefe.
At land-Cleveland 9, Boston g.;
errors, Beach; hits, Cleveland z, Boston 10.
At Washington-ChicagO II, Washing
ton 6; errors, Chicago 5, Washington -;
hits, Chicago 8, Washington 10; pitchers,
Healy and Dryer.
At Observation-Disclosures 81, Phil
adelphia .; error4, Indianapolis l, Phila-
delphis 6; hits, Indianapolis %. Philadei-
mia 8; pitchers, Boyd, Buffinton and
Wood.
At inoinnati-Athletics ., Cincinnati
5; errore, Athletics 5, Cincinnati 4; hits,
Athletics l, Cincinnati 5; pitchers, Wan
and Weyhung.
At Kansas City-Kansss City II, Brook
Ign -; errors, Kansas City 9, Brooklyn
5; hits, Kansas City ~. Brooklyn II;
pitchers, Terry, Oaruthers and Swartzel.
At Louisville-Louisville ., BaltimTe 6;
errors, Baltimore 3, Louisville 7; hits, 8
each; pitchers, Ewing and Foreman.
At ST. LOuis-St Louis 8, Columbus !;
errors, 3 each; hits, St. Louis g, Columbus
4; pitchers, Chamberlain and Baldwin.
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sULLIvAN-KILRAIN.
Local Sports watching the Contest From
Altar

Local Sports watching the Contest From
Altar.
The coming fight between Sullivan and
Kilrain was the subject on all tongues
about the sporting resorts yesterday. The
sentiment was decidedly in favor of the
great Boston slugger. Sullivan has been
here several times and given exhibitions
of his powers when in his best form. Kill
rain was certainly very inferior boxer
when he visited Wheeling, and the people
who saw his spsrring contest with Mitch
ell find it hard to believe that he has made
such decided improvement. Among sport
ing men there were not many bets. Sullivan
money was plenty, but it could find few
takers except at such great odds that IT
was no temptation to lay wager. No
bets have yet been placed in the pool
rooms, but there were several made on the
quiet, for small amounts. The prevailing
odds seem to be to in Sullivan's favor.
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TAKE NOTICE.

NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS OR THEIR
y Agents % make connections with the Water
and Gas Mains and Public Sewers.
WHKREAs, The Bosrd Of Public Works of this
city have decided 20 pave the following named
streets and alleys with brick. Chsplne street
from Twenty seventh 10 Thirty third street,
Twenty-fnt street from west side Of Marke to
east side N Main street, Jacob street from Forty
fnh 10 FoTty-e.ghth street Twenty seventh
street from Main % Chapl.ne street. South street
from Main % Market street, Alley Nine from
Chaplinc street % Main street, Alley 81 from
Fifth n sixth street, Seventh street from Main
TO Marke' street, kof ireet from Eleventh 20
Twelna street. Alley Eighteen from Main 70
Water street you arc hereby nOuded b make
connections with tho wster and pas mains and
public sewers along the above nsmed streets ana
alleys az once as YOU viii not bC permitted here
81 er 10 make connections after the payemcnls
have been pu.tOwn.
BY order Of BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
7. Il. DARgAH, Clerk. ie23fg
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
NO SUNDAY GAME.
President Howell Changes His Plans
Niohol Resigns.

President Howell Changes His Plans
Niohol Resigns.
There will be no Sunday game on the
Island to-day. President Howell settled
that fact after short consultation with
the directors of the club last night. After
this decision had been reached the portly
President expressed himself in terms more
forcible than polite concerning the people
who put themselves in the way Of
the game ut was not my desire at first
to have Sunday games in Wheeling. When
the management Of the club took hold this
year, it had 10 90 down deep into its peck
cts in order TO put the club on a sound
financial basis. Since the first heavy out
Law we have met with several misfortunes.
The Decoration Day date at Canton wac
missed on account OF bad weather, and nu-
merous other mishaps as costly as this have
occurred We have stood Universities the
best we could, but have little more than
held our own.
"In the face of these misfortunes, we
concluded that it would be best to have
Sunday games. All the other TriS.ate
League Clubs play on Sunday, and we
could see no reason why we should not
follow their example. Efforts were made
to get grounds outside the city, but they
were not euccessful We then tried to
lease the old fair grounds for the same
purpose, but were blocked in this direC-
ton also There was nothing left for us
but to play on our regular grounds, and
we had made arrangements TO do 20 to-
morrow. Canton would have appeared
against the home club, and the game
would have been we'll worth seeing. We
had made ample arrangements for especial
police protection. No intoXicnnts would
have been sold, and the best Of order could
have been preserved.
81 understand, however," President
Howell continued, THAT certain people
living on the Island cOnsider that they
have the right to guard the morals OF
every one else SO well as their own. They
have even gone so FAR ms to get a score card
and have a certain Justice of the Peace
prepare warrants for each Of the players.
This WAS done as early as Thursday, 0nd
they were cOngTatulatiug Themselves on
the prospect of mulctiUg Us in tnes o.
course we have no desire to challenge the
authority Of the law, or become involved
in any litigation, and so have concluded
TO give MP the game"
"Are Sunday games necessary to pre-
serve the club ?"
well, l may say right here that unless
a more liberal spirit is shown toward the
club, baseball will be compelled TO take a
sudden drop in Wheeling. We are trying
10 keep up good club. We have had Of
fers for players, whom we refused to sell,
but we cannot afford to 90 on in the way
we have done. If they will give us Sun
day games We will have a penant-winning
team here. Mark my words
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
& Great DIicoverY

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative. Elixir of Dates. 1t combines the
active properties of dates, figs and prunes
in such a way as to rake it one Of the
most pleasant and effective remedies on
the market. 1t is easily taken by old and
Young. ard is a sure cure for hsbitusl con-
stiUation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick head
ache and piles, and all diseases caused by
a weak stomach, diseased kidneys or mac
tive liver. Sold in so cent bottles by W.
W. Irwin. ". E. Williams, John Lsughlin
and C. K. Goeizs. J. I. Goodwin x Go.
and Logan x Co, Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
DIED.

HEIL-On Saturday, July 6, 1859, a. $40 o'clock
a. m. ALBERT j., son Of John +. ana Lizzie A
Hell, aged 1 years and months
Funeral this Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
from the parents residence. ITO Wood street,
Friends OF the family are invited to attend. In
torment at Mt Calvary cemetery.
VANCE-On Sunday. June 3Oth, 1859, at 900
O'clock a. m. MARY VIRGINIA, daughter OF John
and Jennie Vance, aged years and months.
DFFIBAUGH-On Wednesday morning, July
3d. 1859. at 9l5 O'Clock ELIZABETH. wife OF G.
". Dedbaugh, in her 65th year.
McNAMEB-On wednesday morning, July 81,
1850 at Gas O'Clock, MORGAN McNAMEE, aged 80
years.
CARNEY-Thursday July 4, 1859 at O'Clock,
BERNARD LEO. youngest son Of Thomas Carney,
aged nine years and five months
FIELAY-On Thursday. July TN, 1889, at 1880
O'Clock & m, EDWARD FISLAY, aged y years.
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Sammy Niohol Resigns.

Sammy Nichol, manager and center
fielder of the Wheeling Club, sent in biz
resignation last night. Nichol is fine
player and hard worker, bot be feels and
the directors feel that he bsS not done him
self Justice in his position, and his resigna.
tjon has been accepted. President Howell
will manage the team himself, for time
At least. Thsre will be one or two impOr-
tont changes in positions incident on
Nichols withdrawal. The club will be
Teoaired to report on the ground at $3.50
Monday morning, when the boys will be
placed and put through their regular prac-
tice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
WHEELING.

Earned runs, Canton 6, Wheeling =
home run, Ryn; three-base hits, PAM
Meehan; two-base hits, Stab. Speldel {;
struck out, by Meehan 3 by Monroe a. by
Riley 8; hit by ball, Mesnan l, Rlley l;
bases on balls, off Meehan o. on Monroe a.
off Riley 3; passed balls, Berger l double
plays, Meehep TO 0'Rourke to Spidel; sac
Iifice hits zsch r, Meehsn, NichOl; stolen
bases Canton II, Wheeling 5; time 215;
rmnire. Butler.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
Elixir ofDates.

Is a combination of the active properties
OF dates, fgs and prunes, and other tropi.
cal fruits. It's pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu-
lar. 1t cures habitual constipation, indi'
gestion, biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc. Sold in 80 cent bottles by W. w.
Irwin, w. Z. Williams, John Laughlin,
and @. r. Goethe. J. T. Goodwin q Co.
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
Next Sunday will begin THE MYs.
Terry OF DEADmAN'S FLAT" an i'm
fenseiy interesting story.
Betrayed Her Confidence

A woman here feels very sore over the
latest escapade of her 7-year-Old incorrigi-
BILE. There were some visitors invited to
tea one evening recently and during the
course of the meal John Henry Agustus
remarked with a chuckle: Mothers got
all her best things on the table tonight,
amt you ma?p The mortified mother
gave the youngster @ kick under the table,
when he added innocently. "You needn' t
kick me under the table, now, cause l
didn't tell word about borrowing the
napkins"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

Canton holds her own, with a percentage
of two hundred points above her nearest
competitor, though there are signs of weak
ening in the team that may cause disss-
trOus funk. Wheeling has by no means
given up hopes of the pennsnt, and with
her reorganizsd team, there is no reason
why she should not make strong pull for
1t. Following are thu club averages:
TnLsTATE LEAGuE SANDING.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

Meisel. who was drowned in the Johns
town flood. The proceeds were about
$500.
The game resulted:
B.E.R H.
Hamilton. 0 0 000 3-5 8
Batteries, Burchard and Bird, Allen
and Lanser; umpire, Hengle.
The score of the afternoon League game
was SO follows:
r. Err Il. Z
Msnsfeld.............21 1 0 o 10 7 II ,
Batteries, Morrison and Fitzsinmons,
Browner, Carr ard Lauser; umpire, Bren-
nan; attendance 200.
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LEAGUE AVERAGES.
Wheeling sim Pegclng Along In Third

wheeling sim PeggIng Along In Third
Place.
The feature Of the week in the Tri-State
League contest has been Msusfeld's con-
tinuous fine work. The team from John
Shermsn's home les been climbing stead
ily sykward. / has passed Springfield,
and is now only sixteen points behind
Wheeling. Unless 1t takes a drop
soou, its aveIage will soon be
above the five hundred point.
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Dayton Lays Out Springfield.

Sptclu4 ItItgTuHI % nc outuuV It9IstT.
DAYTON, o., July 6.-The game to-day
Was loosely played. At first Dayton had
almost a sure thing Then Springfield had
a cinch, bat Dayton finally pulled out.
Score:
Dayton. 0 0 0 g 10
Springfield ...............O o , 3 0 o. 9
Hits, Dayton 8. Springfield 6; errors,
Dayton 4, Springfield A; struck out, by
Elston 10; bases on balls, off Davis l, off
EastOn l bases on illegal delivery, off
Davis 2. of Esston ! batteries, Dayton,
Davis, Thomas, Prescott end Chrismsn;
Springfield, Easton and Westlake; um-
pire O'Brien; time, 1:S5.
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uausaeld Wins.

sps-ial gelegrdN 10 ne sunday Register.
MANSFIELD, o., July 6-The Mems
field and Hamilton clubs played a benefit
game here today for the family Of Chris
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TOoLste.

Confidence mani should like to see
Mr.. Hayseed of Hayseedville.
Hotel Clerk-He is over there at the
cashiers desk, paying his bill.
Confidence man sadly Pm too late!
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Other Games.

The Centrals defeated the Brilliant
Flowers, yesterday afternoon, by score
of 9 TO s. The features Of the game we're
Lynch's home runs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

THE MYSTERY OF DEADMAN'S
FLAT romantic story of the far
West. viii begin in next Sundays
REGISTER.
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Special Telegram othe Sunday Register.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o, July 6.-The
Mingo's crack amateur base ball team Of
steubenville, o., came to this city to-day
and played the Crocksries. They were only
saved shutout by rotten umpiring.
Score
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Arm advertisements.

VNAETED. ec5 weekly representative,
w male or female, In every community.
Goods staple; household necessity sell az sight:
no peddlng; salary paid promptly, and expenses
advanced. Full particulars and valuable sam
pie case free. We mean lust what we say; ad-
dress AZ once, STANDARD SILVER WARE CO.,
Boston, Mas. ie2dsb
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

so,stvio Wheeling The past week was
-s3ne,3 otas small events that know no
timeor sas'r. and IKE 'he brook 20 OF
forever %. wbs. gos 90 make up O
brilliant and elus-.ug social report there
wa.s5sslatsly uo.h.og A great many OF
wssslires society people spent the
r,urtb of July at private picn.cs, aud the
s-st mart of Che vsek was pretty well oc-
r.p.sd ia tbI1kiag about and getting
ready for the event. while the after part
Was taken up 10 resting from the exertiOns
of the day. because when 81 coUgsnial
Marty .st tcge,her and 20 out into the
woods TO spend tire day together, they do
not generally allow any tormslity to in
.sr1p. tae h.lsuty of the occasion, and
an .oin in The fau. whatever it may be,
so chat whleit does one q vast deal Of
good in the way of healthful exercise and
lots of good sir pumped into the lungs.
one is houad 90 feel the effects OF the eNer-
ton Tor several days.
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TOR HIRE.
One Enrsa emma

Cen be had a. ROBr LUKE's STABLES. 1880
Market street, OF at the New McLure House
Something new in the way OF City Carriage for
shopping or visiting. ] have also 4 large band
wagon with top on for picnioS Can be used
for moving, It viii keep everything dry.
ie9eAdb
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Sweitzer Cheese.

A large supply OF the best quality on hand. For
sale az wholesale or retail AZ lOW market prices.
Pure Crab cider Vinegar ais0 on hand
Orders by telephone or postal promptly attend.
cd 70. CHAS. kLfNE,
jyl5dc Cor. Market and Eighth Streets.
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AT ST. Josepb's Cathedral of . O'Clock
Mass, Tuesday morning Capt A. G. Had
hch. Of t1e hnikhts OF 81 George, and
Miss Carrie A. Wag1er, daughter of Chris
topber Waguer, Of the Fourth ward, were
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LOOK AT THE WEEKS DOIEGS.

Tia Weddings Fall Of in Num6sr-Iho
Fourth Generally Celebrated.
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RANDOM NOTES.

Sssrg About Marriage and the Tine for
Marrying.
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LAST Monday evening there was a very
pleasant meeting az The Wheeling Club.
Prof Charlie Hillmeyer was present and
furnished bis usual divine music, snd one
prominent member of the club who likes to
see the Young folks enjoy themselves, and
who has about as much fun as any OF
them, had O most tempting array Of re-
irsshments SET before the surprised party,
and TO saw they enjoyed this feature Is
telling q very large szsd truth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

The biggest social event Of the sum
mer season viii occur at the Park We'd
nssday evening, 10 the shape of the much
talked of garden party 20 be given by the
Hebrew ladies, and the Jew and GENTLE Of
Wheeling society will doubtless be out in
full force TO enjoy the occasion. The
Opera House orchestra make the dance
and promenade music.
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A good many people are also busily en-
Qacsd 10 putting their houses in shape and
otherwise preparing 20 take their flight,
either 90 tie mountain tops or
20 tbs ocean side, although
with the exception of q couple OF days the
past week. thssl has been little severely
warm weather in wheeling, but there is
nothing like being ready 90 hy when it
comes. in some communities when the
hot summers sun sends ITS rays down IN
the shortest way, there are families who
close up the tronl of their mansions and
simulate the summer trip they do not real
lv enjoy. but Wheeling is above such du-
DNcirv. III her social votaries do not 20 20
summer resorts and pretend 70 enjoy the
1isccm.orts OF cottage life, it is because
fhe prefer 90 enjoy the comforts Of their
own homes Aud Wheeling has its adyan-
taxes il tle summer time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

And even the week Just closed has not
been productive of nearly go many mar
ri8ges, which bows that June ia the favor
rte month. aod Judging from the harvest
reaped by Cupid this season it Is becoming
more popular than ever. sun the people
who. my opinion are most sensible IN
this regard are those who wed IN the fall.
There is no season more beautiful than
autumn. and then a couple hasn't got q
long hot summer % Look forward to-
should imagine the pesky fly bad much to
DO with making marriage q failure, and
cutting the honeymoon short. OF course
90 frs, the dear hearts can Keep The dies
OF each Other, bat that gets tirasome when
the beastiy things sticSso tight So maid
ems and lovers, sll be sensible; marry IN
the fall
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07

Black lace dresses were the necessary
accomplishments fox all the summer ward
robes last season, and indeed their period
of existence has not, as vet, reached it's
finale They ere always seryiceable, at
tracove garments, bat SO q substitute
heavy grsdes of lulie are particularly
fashionable, and many very handsome
gowns are being Prep sred from these ma
terials. Tire Lighter qualities OF tulle are
still reserved foy indoor ;oilelts7 There
is q ssmene.ss in the make Of these tulle
dresses which requires great ingenuity TO
avoid. Black moire ribbon "a the prevail
ing rimmiuc. and the material is made
into plaiis OF all manners Of descriptions.
To the Empire vests often are attached
the graceful sashss with iringed ends,
which are universally admired. They are
not quite so long as tle sash is to the gar
ment proper.
A great deal Of talk about rowing
parties for the coming week Is being IN
duleed 10. TIE nights are beautifully
moonlit and the river is at good stage
for rowing One merry party took ride
up the river Monday evening on Capt
Asa Booths naptha launch Hszel, and
they had a good time. The weather has
been delightful for boating the past few
days, sad several parties have gone out,
while the others talked Of will no doubt
materialze.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-12-05
GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY.

By virtue OF Ga order from the honor
able the court OF Ordinary OF said county,
will he cold before the court house door,
in the city of Marietta, within the legal
hours Of sale. On the fTst Tuesday in De.
cember next, the following property tor
wit: Lot of land number 28S, and No
321 except q acres off the south west cor
ner, f1fty>twO (53) acres (oft) OF the north
east corner oflot number $40, and seventy.
eight (78) acres of the east side OF lot No.
$50, all lying in the 20th district and End
section of said county, and containing in
the aggregate 448 acres more or less. Sold
as the property of G. w Hardage, late OF
said county, deceased. for the purpose Of
distribution. Terms Cash. Oct. 30 1889
T. J. HARDAGE,
S. W. JAMES, Ex'rs.