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A Ruling on tho c. O. u, Subject


Hon. John W. Mason, Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, recently made a
decision OF great importance to the bust
ness public, and one which reverscs the
ruling heretofore held by former COM
missioners on the G. 0. D. subject. The
Commissioner says:
~ nm Of the opinion that when person
makes Il bona ide oiler TO purchase goods, mud
directs IN the same order that the goods shall bc
sent by II common carrier. or any one else, 10 II
place designated By him. the price to be paid nj
the place Of delivery, aud the order Is accepted
by tho seller, md the goods arc separated from
the other goods OF the seller ns the goods of the
purchaser, and nrc delivered to the carrier with
instructions 70 deliver TO the purchaser ut the
place nAmcd by him, and collect the purchase
money NJ that place, thutthc place Of sale, under
the law OF Congress imposing n special tax upon
Wholesale dealers, is the point nj which tho
goods are ordered and set apart and delivered to
the carrier The true test Is, was the offer on the
part OF the purchusera bona tide one 10 buy, and
was 1t, so accepted by tho seller? II the pur.
chaser should decline 10 receive tho goods and
pay for them. could the seller maintain an nc.
ton for the price thereof Any other rule. Il
seems TO nc, would be doing great ylolence To
tho acts Of Congress imposing these taxes" =
In commenting OIL the above decision
Midas Criterion, the leading advertising
journal OF the west, endorses it and says
that it is in strict conformity with the
va.ious equitable and impartial rulings
given by Commissioner Mason during
his incumbency oithe position he holds,
which prove Mr.. Mason in the eyes OF
the trade q man eminently qualified to
deal with commercial questions upon
their true merit, eschwing the red.tapc
and routene formulas almost invariably
characteristic OF the action OF govern.
ment officials.
When Mr.. Mason was made Commits.
Bioner OF Internal Revenue it was pre-
dicted by those who knew him best that
his administration would DO notable for
its business-like methods, and that the
same characteristics which have contrib.
uted 10 his success as lawyer, the same
practical, conscientious and judicial,
manner OF determining the most per
picking questions which has distinguish
ed him at tho bar and made him a leader
in politics, would eminently qualify
him for tho position. This decision,
which seems to be universally endorsed
by business men who are affected by it,
Is another demonstration that that conf
lence was not misplaced.
The original ruling was never regard.
ID as fair. and, in the language Of one
:rade paper, benefited no one, was not
capable OF being practically enforced,
vas prejudicial to the interests Of a large !
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Again the difference, Us well as the
motive, is apparent. The motive is te
disguise from the reader the fact that thu
Register, just after the election land be-
fore it was necessary to claim fraud il
order to deprive Golf OF his scat), pub
lished an article stating that there were
no Republican frauds in tho interior
counties. This is the sort OF Stair ane
enterprising journalism" the readers O.
the Register arc treated to, and is a fail
sample Of all the reports from tho Regis
ter's Charleston end. ,f,5, '5g
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TuE death OF Ex-senator heidelberg.
or, removes q man who has been a
prominent figure in Virginia politics FOL
the past ten years. lie was, however, 4
victim OF bis own indiscrotions. II was
unfortunate that ono 80 capable Of
great things and with such abundant OPP
portunities should have made wreck
OF himself.
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The difference is very distinct. The
Register correspondent says: Mr.. Hub.
bard did not impeach the accuracy Of
the publication. The ISEELLloEycER
rapport quotes his language, in which he
says the publication attributed state
ments to the majority report that it did
not contain-''lying, libelous state.
ments," he said they were.
Here il another sample:
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Mr.. LvELY's reasons for his refusal
10 answer Mr.. Hubbard's query regard.
ing certain matter in the majority re-
port are about III ludicrous rs they
could possibly be. His statement that
be "did not desire 10 enter into con
trovcrsy with Mr.. Hubbard" is frank
acknowledgement that lie didn't feel
competent to tackle Il buzz.saw.
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EOre0r,linntion.

The question OF Reorganization /!
creating quite lively discussion
among the ministers Of the New York
Presbytcry. 1t is evident from the ex.
pressions of many Of the members OF the
presbytcry that they haven't been be.
lieving in that portion Of the creed for
some time. Rev. DR.. Parkhurst almost
threw tho assembly into commissions
when, in referring to Generalization, he
said: l;5 igsS,;.
I! II I take tho thorough view OF this doctrine
must say to my COM" .gation: "Some Of you arc
damned from tho tlmo you were born. wcro
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A SCION OF the Rothschild house has
fought aduel and wounded his oppo.
nent. This, OF course, makes him more
noble than he was before. 1ttakes more
courage to refuse challenge than 10
send one,
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DIED.

DIED.
HAWklNS-On Wednesday, January %, 1870, n,
and 10 months. - -.
funeral from the residence Of his parents, No.
ISL South Penn street. Wheeling Island, Sat.
urday afternoon Mt . o'clock. Friends
Of the family are invited TO attend. Inter.
ment at Mt. Wood Cemetery. E
ClIAPLlNE-At Weston, ". Va. on FRIDAY
January p, 1890 DE1!AJ., wife OF l.. B. Chap.
Funeral notice hereafter,
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. 4 "I'nlr" Newspaper.

Tho Register has considerable to sa,
about its "non-partisau" and "emincntly
fair" reports OF the argument in the Gu
bcrnatorial contest before the Joint AS
sembly OF the Legislature. One has only
to read the very complete reports. pub
lishcd by the 1STELLlGEScER, and com.
pare them with the garblcd extracts from
tho speeches furnished by the Register,
to convince himself Of just how little
truth there is in the Registers claims.
Two samples will suffice to convince
the reader who does not have the oppor.
tunity Of reading both newspapers.
Take the reports OF Mr.. Hubbard's argu.
ment, for instance. Here are a couple OF
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WHAT MR. HUBBARD

I HEAI'LI SAID.
Il The 'i6 approached the
Reconsideration OF this
.Iqncstlon under the spur
l|ot persons peculiarly In.
: tcrcsted In maintaining
i|existing political con.
Editions In the SMte,
'lThcy were persuaded
c Tint there hsd been gen.
!. erhl corruption In the
J Stn,c,and what has been
lshownr Not Il case OF
bribery or corruption
that w0uld make decent
foundation fora lying
newspaper paragraph.
Yet the report that has
goac to the people thro'
\ party newspaper over
the signatures Of Il ma.
lority Of the committee,
are lying, iibclOus state.
mcnls that never were
pnt in the report by the
committee. aud could
not hlve been, because
There had been nothing
lon which TO base these
statements. and not one
of them was true. That
is what has gone 10 the
lStAte and world.
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WHAT nR. HUBBARD
i ma h hAiiL, sap.
ny heg 9tN OF Novem'
|t H.t ~ .d isss, said: The
, E,u,s fcturhs from INC
'|eM.c nre uniformly
Man1a ~ 70 inc pe'n0c.
't ,iacy. Ihe Interior coun.
N. w conla 4. not 20 reach
|sl ny doii Doodle: color
Isu Iepeatets could not
I ,s, Fusned , INTO them BY
i H,,, hundreds; steve
Eklns could not colon.
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There are
many white soaps,
each 81.
represented to be
Gust as good as the Ivory"
They are not, 3. Y
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable Il
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for 4.
Ivory Soap
and q.
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
no2.Mws.w ,'
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StockhoIdors' Meetings.

STOCKHOLDERS NlEETING-TlIE
~ Annual meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
Citizens Railway Company will DO held al tho
Office Of tho Company, oil Twelfth street, 6c.
tween tho hours OFF, aud 1 o'clock p. nj, saulr.
day, January D. 1890, for the election OF Il Board
OF Directors and such other business as may
CONG before them. FRANK 7. HALL,
iRlS.yh IIH. 5..HHt rfrr .H..l. SEcrctar,
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NATHAN Corr,

Contestants for tho Office OF Governor OF the
State Of West ViyinA. T.
Oh course the majority have said that
Nathan Golf is contestee, and therefore
anything that occurs in these contest pro-
cecdings is not genuine unless the word
"contestce" is blown on the bottle. But
it matters little 10 the people OF the State
whether the majority report has made
him "con!estce" or contestant. What
they do know is that he is entitled to
his seat as Governor. A few passing
thoughts suggest that wa might with
the same propriety designate ex.Gover.
nor Wilson as "usurpec." Why not?
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In connection with the Gubernatorial
contest u strange word Inns crept into
use for which no authority can DO found.
Tho word ''contcstec,' rs applied to
General Col, Is referred to. The ma.
jority OF the contest committee having
placed Judge Fleming in the light Of
contestant" and made General Colt the
"contes tee" counsel for these gentlemen
have treated tho word no doubt ms part
and parcel ofan official document rather
than given 1t their approval. Cores.
pondcnts have MISC been compelled to
use the worlin selt.deiense. That in.
valuable book Of reference, the dictiona'
ry, so ably edited by the late DR.. Noal,
Webster, LID, doesn't contain any
such word rs "contestce." Presulninp
that DR.. Webster knew " little more
about his business than tho majority Of
the contest committee, no is right and
the majority report is wrong.
The title page OF the report OF tho ina
jofity is literary curiosity in it's way
1t reads as follows:
D.. A, D. FLEMING a
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T IST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Postoflice at Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va. Saturday. January -, 1880. 10
obtain any Of the following the applicant must
nsk ior advertised letters, giving date OF list:
LADIES' LIST. a.
Duncan. Mrs. George. Murphy, Miss Laura,
Greer, Miss Mammie. Smith, Miss Wiltred. 4
Morgan, Miss Belle. Stokes, Miss Ella Bell.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST,
Dyer; Harry. Stanley. Charles.
No. ven. Bro. Smith, Henry.
Lodge Lee Very, William.
Eichey,J J. N. - - n.
~ FOREIGN. 4..E- i
GAs" steinmetz, Alfred.
tiN FOURTH CLASS.
i9N @ Freedman, Homer, N. D. .
Jas E-.l.'s es-. ". J. ". COWDEN, P. NJ,
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y. ! For the office o! Governor OF The
"" State Ct West Virgluiu. l
SArHAS Corr,

The definition OF the word contestant
is one who argues, or who strives for j.
certain thing. Neither Fleming MOI
Goii hold the office, so in the present
struggle both are contestants for thu
same thing, which only one can obtain
The title page OF the majority report, in
our humble opinion, should read:
A. u. FLEMING
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FOR RENT.

Main street. iE-, ''.-"','' ~
Six roomed brick house, 263i Market street.
-Four roomed house, $3.50 Market street.
Possession immediately 80 -1' - -
seven roomed house, les North Front street,
with all modern Improvements. =
Huron street. - r h. : - = = :.
Five roomed house, 10 South Broadway.
SIX roomcd house. 1885 McColloch street.
Store room, 1902 Market street. \ IN s..
Three r0omed house, 1910 McColloch street,
six roomcd house, ILL McColloch street.
Ihrec roomed house, LOG Virginia street.
Three rooms, 1885 McColloch street.
yard. -; ' 30.
Three roomed house, oG2s Chapllne street.
Offices. u -
Country place at Edslngton Lane.
c.. o. SMITH,
la20-Mwds t-3s=1 No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
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NoTICE-oEFTCE OF THE WHEEL.

NrOTICE-OEFTCE OF THE WHEEL.
~ ING, WELLsBuRG " STATE LiNERA
ROAD COMPANY, Wellshurg, ". Va, January
10, 1890. meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
Wheeling; Wellsbug Il etatc Line Railroad
Company Will DO held at the general Office OF tho
Company, Hudson House, welisburg, ". Va,
on Thursday, March 70. 1880, Mt . o'clock 'p. m,
for tho purpose Of considering an agreement OF
consolidation aud merger OF this company with
the Pittsburgh, Caunonsbnrg u State Line Rail.
road Company, and to vote upon tho acceptance
or rejection OF tho same. By order OF the Board
WcllSbirg " State Line ENllrNnd 60. iilG
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Wanted.

VHTANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
wv hotiscwotk. Good wages will ho paid TO
a competent girl. Apply TO No. u North trout
street, Island. i--L- jAA
A GENTS WANTED--THE MIS-
"A souri, Washer affords Agents profitable
business. Washes dlrtieSt clothes clean by hot
steam. Arguments IN It's favor numerous and
convincing. Sent on two weeks trial. Wri,o
for illustrated circular and torms. J. WORTH,
81 BcGkman street, New York. oc2S
A GENTS WANTED-WE HAVEAN
"a ORIGINAL plan In dealing with our agents,
which they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
With any quantity OF our catalogues, with their
name r:!ctcd on each ~ exclusive agents for
their county. sII
Agents have merely to SEQ that the catalogues
arc properly distributed mud tho result IL mar.
velous. An agent In this way can also establish
a largo mail trade. g-t. ,t.ft1- r-I.
Full particulars nailed oil receipt OLA conts In
stamps.
LEsTERPAYNE&C co., Battle Creek. Mich.
.Ff |#IE#..lg. ..a-l Dbl. iNLh INV
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NJ OTTO E-GERMAN AMERICAN
IN REMEDY CoMPANI.-ThO nuorporators
Of tho above named company hAying designated
aud tho office OF A. q. Egertcr, No. 1879 Main
street, In the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
M the place OF tho llrst general meeting Of tho
stockholders OF the German American remedy
Company,"to elect Board Of Directors, make
bylaws and transact any other business which
may DO lawfully done by said stockholders In
general meeting, the stockholders OF said com.
pany arc hereby notified to he present at such
meeting Mt the tlme and place aiorcpald. In
witness whereof the said c0rpOrators have
hercunto set their hands this 10Th day OF Jan.
uary, A. d. 1870.
Henry scHNuLnAcu, W. r. DONALDSON,
i. J. PARK, FRANK II, Mute
A. C-EGERTEn. iNli
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New Advertisements.

F0URTH STREET METHODIST
H. Church; Preaching by tho pastor ut 1880 a.
m. nnh 100 p. m. Tho morning sermon viii be
10 tho Sunday School. $500 II - lnpa
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LADIES' CAMBRIA UNDERWEAR,

My contract for Ladies Cambria Underwear for the Spring
and Summer sales of 1890 has been executed my entire
satisfaction enabling to show the most choice line
placed on sale critical examination Of both workmanship
and materials is requested.
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When 1ngersoll says that mans
"brain has been the trysting place Of
contradictions" he evidently referred to
his own brain. g.7s -,
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WHEELING, JANUARY 2J, 1890.

Entered a, the I'oS,olic at Wheeling, ". Va,
M kecOrh.ClRs matter. .H. ..a..|
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WASHINGTON, PA.

WASHINGTON. PA, November Con
last Tuesday evening the principal business
men of Washington met in the court house
TO discuss the business prosperity and 70
take steps towards the future increase oil
same. The result was the organization OF i
Chamber of Commerce
In accordance with their annual custom
Friendship Council, j. O. L. y. NJ, pre-
sented all the schools on Thanksgiving day
with American flags. The presentation
exercises were highly interesting
The members of Company II will in the
near future hold an election, the result OF
which will likely be as follows; j. f.. Bar
nett. Esq, captain; s. s. Baker, first lieu
tenant. and George B. Braden, second
lieutenant.
Miss Kate Reed, while spending few
DAYS vacation at home from college. de
lightfully received her friends on Wednes-
day evening. at her home on South College
street. Miss Reed is a charming hostess.
Miss Jessie Allen, of the Washington
Female Seminary, spent Thanksgiving
with her parents in Wheeling
Miss Sarah Baird is being entertained
by Wheeling friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor, OF Wheel
ing, visited Washington few days this
week.
Miss Sophia Harding popular young
lady Of this city, died on Thanksgiving
morning. She had many warm friends in
Wheeling who will be panied TO hear OF
her death.
Miss Rose Lemoyne left this week foi
Chicago, where she will visit Mrs. William
Kerr.
Miss Moore, a popular young society
lady of PittsDurg, is guest at the home Of
Mr., John Wilson, near this city. .
Mrs. Joseph Briggs and daughter, Miss
Edna, of Portsmouth, Ohio, are guests OF
Washington friends this week.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The doors 90 the entrances of the Opera
Hons, need the attention OF some one ~
the concert of tine Symphony Club, the
other evening. the noise from the opening
and shutting of the doors iuteriered great
lv with the performance. and does more or
less with every show that is given. The
hinges need Oiling, and the doors ought 10
be- fixed So that the opening OF them would
not masc SO much noise.
I'm Going 20 the Second Ward Hose
House when the alarm OF hre was turned
In last SATURDAY the hremeu had 10 stop
and remove obstruction that was placed
against the door by some one. Persons
ourht 20 be very careful aud not place any
thine I'M the road CD Interfere with the nre-
men Ia their duty. rs 10 may cause ols
fire ov the iiremen being delayed 10 getting
20 10 in time 90 cheek &
The funeral Of the child Of Mr. and Slrs.
Harry Evans took place from their RESI-
douce of Broadway. yesterday inter-
meut at Peninsula cemetery, NneehnS.
Martins Ferry will oe well represented
.at the County Seat this week on me NC,
Autee Brindley and other cases, which WILL
be- called before this term Of court
The Fat Mems Club. which shows here
next Thursday. no doubt Will have y
crowded house. JAS this IS considered one OF
the fuunies, plays on the road.
+ Council meets en- regular session to-mor'
row night. They ought to make some pro
visions for q light I'm each one OF the hose
houses. as 10 is needed
There was quite little racket on FIRST
street Yesterday morning. but IL wa'
hushed up before any arrests were maoe'
The Episcopal Church gives a social anc
supper tomorrow night az the CommercIa
Han
Miss Jennie McGrcw and Miss Alice
Wood are visiting friends in WeilsOurg
AIRS. j. b. Gillespie is quite III at he
home on Third street.
Lie. Drenuen, of Minneapolis, Is WIS
'fttrr relatives here.
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The Metal Market.
New YoRK, November 29.-Pig iron'
nominal.
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AIKE.

A flannel shirt which sailed ia the wind
over night was captured by Officer john
son Sunday morning. The shirt is on eN-
hibition az the Mayors Office.
Misses Lydia and Nellie Anderson, of
81 Clairvile, who were the guests OF Mrs
Stro0el. in the Fourth ward last week, re
turned home on Saturday.
Several Beuairc window glass workers
who have been engaged at Flndlay Will re-
turn 90 this city. as the factories out there
are not doing very well
The first annual meeting of tue Dollar
Savings Bank took place on saturday: VIC
/ changes were made in the Board OF Direc-
tors.
Most Of the new pumps about town have
"a tendency 20 pull the water oachWaTus
instead Of throwing it out
A number Of people from this city attend
cd the funeral of Mrs Mary touIkc' IL
GAINESVILLE, yesterday.
Mrs. Hutchinson returns thanks to tn'
lodges and friends who assisted nef IN mel
late bereavement.
There was a fight Of small proportions ID
second Ward saturday night but the par
Elephants escaped.
Miss Katie Tappau, who lost the power
of her vocal organs. has gone to CincihIa'
for treatment
Miss Jessie Kelly. who has been ylsltlnl
friends I'm California, returned home Sat
urday night
There was some talk Of trouble among
chimney blowers, but the hitch mas oeei
fixed up
j. W. C0ulson viii enlarge ms pam
store by building an addition 10 tue o1cA
one plain drunk was registered at tho
Mayors Court yesterday
Henry Magic has been sworn IN as
Deputy L. :. Marshal.
j. NJ Marring is in Centervilla Iowa, Oh
I businees.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. November 29.-The wheat mar
ket was heavy at the opening and started a
a decline from closing yesterday. The for
eign market was quite dull but STEADY
Stocks were weak. The crowd in the
wheat pit was unanimously on the selling
side during ten minutes of the session
Some of the recovery toward the close was
due to the reported purchase in New 1orH
of ten boat loads for shipments to London
The corn market was not particularly ac
tive. Oats were fairly active but weaker
and unsettled and prices ranged lower
Provisions fairly active. Flour UNCHANGED
Wheat. cash No. . spring 92ae c; No red
q2a92t Ic: December " ( a@l4c. closing al
a3i5c: May 81 OO4al OF ., closing at 81 ovO5s
Corn. cash No soc; November 49@ all &C
closing at soc; December 49@la5l &c, clos
ing at SOC; May 80 sa&39lc, closing at ;'}c
Oats, cash No. and November, 43ai3l4c
December 429 Ia43l4c, closing at 422ic
NAV a. ai5aic. Rye, No. >, &c. Barley
at 7Sc. Flax Seed, at 81 ~. Timothy
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Saturday, the 18th Day of Decem-
her. A, ID, 1890.

commencing AT 10 o'clock %. m. the following
described two parcels OF real estate. that b, To-
say:
FIRST. The South one-third Of Lot No - IN
Chapline and EOn's addition 20 the city Of
Wheeling. in the County Of Ohio. and State Of
West Virginia. fronting twenty-five ~ feet on
Main street and running back the same width
To an alley. Being the same property conveyed
Ia August Rolf IN his lifetime by John Goshorn
! by deed dated the Oh day Of April. \. ID. 1879.
and recorded in the Office of the CLERK Of the
County Court Of said Ohio county. in Deed Book
/ No. 81. page % And
! Second. Lot numbered fifteen no ~ In
| Square No. Ii ~ designated on the map 81 the
Subdivisions OF the Joseph caldwell estate and
additions thcrcfrom 10 the CITY of Wheeling
county of Ohio, and State OF West Virginia.
! being the same property conveyed to August
! Rolf in hi- lifetime by Christian klciucr and
wife by deed dated the 10Th day uf August. \.
/ d. 1874. and t.. ordrd ia the office ~ the Clerk
OF the County Court uf said Ohio county. IN
Deed Book No %. pages ~ and ~. said last
mentioned parcel. lot No Is, wll b' offered -
"A whole and In two parts
TERMS or SALE-One-thirl or as mach
more a. the purchaser may elect 20 pay. cash on
day of sale the balance, II any. in two equal
iustalments, PAYABLE IN six and twelve months
| respectively from the day Of sale with interest
| from that day. the purchaser to give bis notes
for the deferred payments, and the title to the
property to he retained until the notes are paid
IN full. LOU Is /. SIIfEL,
Special Commissioner.
WV. HALLER. Auctioneer.
hereby certify thatt said Special Commits
sioner has given bond ~ required by law and
the decree entered in the above entitled cause.
nol3i JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.