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rs they neared the bottom. On her
head was set tOque of russell cloth
with no trimming but an eagles feather
| fastened with pin of twisted gold.
/ She carried in her hand glowing bunch
of golden and reddish chr ySanthemums.
\ As She walked. she lifted her flowers
and looked at them, and as she looked
/ she smiled. She was bonny Ameri-
can: il warmed ones heart to see that
smile. .,
| looked at her. and when she had
passed [ looked ut girl in cape who
came behind: another tall girl. slim and
blonde. whose mouth was sober but
whose eyes laughed, 4 most dangerous
American. Her dress was Silvery gray,
nuiet like her lips, but her cape, her
audacious and unusual cape, ii coQuct-
ted like her eyes. 1t was made of gray
velvet. lined with yellow satin, and
about the throat were four huge box
Matted black velvet frillS, coming up
10 her pink and white ears. They
opened campaigns of Irritation by them
selves. those perky ruflleS. They en-
tered into league with her little soft,
full crowned. gray velvet hat, with its
knot of black ostrich feathers, and her
gray mufT. with its black butterfly.
They coaxed her very dimples to join
the conspiracy, and when the miSchiev-
GUS ruffs and the merry eyes and the
babyish dimpleS had persuaded the
grave lips TO relax, then my second
American girl was irresistible.
Ibelieve | agree with du Maurier in
liking women tall; At any rate, when
neglected number two it was for
splendid brown-haired young woman III
a biz hat of white brOadclOth that turn
cd up on one side and turned down in
Great triangular flap on the other. 1t
had white bird somewhere on the
crown with wings and tail of brown, ana
she wore il with dress of white and
fawn-colored checks and plain fawn-
colored cloth. with polonaiSe fastening
over long pointed vest in front with
clasp of twisted silver cords.
Attbe first exhibition of the American
Water-Color Society there were women
out in capes of iridescent feathers last
Thursday evening. a woman VINO
looked like Mrs. Holman Hunt, except
that she did not wear the Puritanic bon
net in which that lady usually appears
in London. wore one of them, and very
strange she looked with the pompadour
ruff and the high shoulder puis all
cleaning with the light OF thousand
tropical humming birds. Her dress was
4 dark silk shot with black ana steely
blue, its draperieS caught here ana
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wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November l4.-Wool,
dnll and nominal. Ohio, Pennsylyanla
and West Virginia Xxx and above S3a35; \
3lIIa33c: medium 3sai0c: coarse 3'a}sc;
We1y Work Michigan and Western fine
or ne Xxx a S,:' medium 35a39c; coarse $,a39ci
tino washed delaine X and Xxx 3iaisc
medium washed combing and delaine II "a
IN Washed choice 3ga40c; fair 31aiSc
coarse Goa s3a8Gc; unwashed combing and
delaine medium 29a32c; coarse 2i59a5c
Montana 2Oaaic; Territorial lsa2ic.
Rosrox. November 1.-THE wool market
is firm: sales :, sos, coo pounds; Ohio y ga
S3c: Xxx 34a35c; No. 3sa39c; Mlchisan :; -
Michigan 4Oc; Ohio fine delaine S6a3' c.
Michigan do. 35ac; Territory woods tirm
fine medium Goaesc medium 5Oa5se e., C 5oII
fornia 1sa2ic for spring and lia@oc Tor la.
Texas and Oregon dull; pulled WOODS hr IN
choice super 4Oaijc; fair to good super 55a
3Sc: extra 25a30c; foreign woods iirm.
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WENT THROUGH A TRES TIE.
\ Number of Passengers on an Overland
Pacific Train Bruised and INJURED.

SALEM, ORG, November 13.-Shortly
after $50 o'clock last night the over
land Pacific train Southbound went
through the north end of long trestle
over Lake Labish, about five miles from
Salem. The treStle must have given
away as soon as The train struck it, and
the train and treStle all went down to-
gether. The engine was overturned
and half buried in the mud, and follow
ing this were the tender, mail, baggage
and express cars, smoking car
and tourist sleeper. All were
broken to pieces. Engineer McFaddcn,
Fireman McNeall and an unknown man
were killed. The following are among
the injured Captain Jack Crawford,
the poet scout, bruised: Samuel Arson,
side and back sprained; Mrs. T. c.
Beerly and May and Nellie Bert, of
MiSSoula, Mont; Wilson Berry, of
North Dakota: c. NJ. Barrow, of Els
worth. Kansas, bruises and Sprains;
Fred Waite, of Ellsworth, internal in
iurieS; DR.. Hammel and wife, OF Phila-
delphia, both injured about the spine;
they were returning from trip aronnd
the world: J. X. Kimberlee, Neenah,
Wis, back hurt; c. Griebet, Milwaukee,
q. G.. Newhall, of Pleasant Forks,
Canada, injured about head and bodies.
James McGarrick, United States Mar
shall of Salt Lake, Utah, was dangerous
" hurt and it is feared he will die.
The train carried over one hundred
persons, nearly all of whom were more
or less injured
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HfNITINTh C = OWI,
oc24 No. 1874 Market Street
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els THIS the best-' is a question often
asked. when medicine is wanted. The fol
lowing are q few OF the medicines of known
reliability. sold by G.. L. Goetze, W. W.
Trivia. John Rlari. c. Schnepf ard VI. W
Heinrich, druggists, of this place. They
have many excellent medicines, but these
are worthy OF especial mention:
CuNNBEEIAIN' CoUGu REMEDY, famous
for its cures Of severe colds, and as pre-
ventive for Group. Price - cents pei
bottle.
CuAunEELAtN's PAIN BALM, general
family lniment and especially valuable foi
rheumatism Price 30 cents per bottle.
CHANBERLAIN's CoLIC, CHOLERA AM
DMRRHUA REMEDY. the most reliable
known medicine for bowel complaints IL
is especially priced by persons subject "a
collie II has cured many cases Of chronic
diarrhWa. Price = and 80 cents per bot
lie.
81. PArMCE', PuLs, for disorders Of the
liver and bowels. \ vigorous but gentle
phvsic that cleans and renOvates the whole
system. Price - ccatS per box.
CHAMBERLAIN EYE ANp SKIN ONT
NENr. For letter. salt rheum, scaid-head,
eczema and chronic sore eyes. Price -
cents Der box.
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Chicago Express, l2:55 and SIS &. m, aud 81
2. M, daily, aud ll:OO B. m, tsily, except Sun
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Great Breeze over an Innocent Joke.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 10
Postmaster General Wanamaker has
sent letter to city postmaster Sher-
wood directing the reinstatement OF
Mrs. Margaret 5. Watkins, the delivery
clerk at the poStofiice, who last Thurs
day was temporarily suspended for tell
ing Senator Quay's son that his father 5
mail went to the dead letter Office. To-
day in his letter to Postmaster Sher-
wood the Postmaster General says: Il
have to-day your letter of the 1lth
making explanations in the case OF Mrs.
Watkins, also the letter of your Superln-
tendent, who admits that the improper
remark originated with him, and that
during all of the twenty-eight years OF
service in the Washington postoilice he
never did anything to cause him so
much regret" While such diScour-
tesies bring discredit upon the en-
tire postal service, and are greatly to
be regretted, accept the statement OF
both Mrs. Watkins and Mr.. Rel, that
they intended no offensc, and Mrs. Wat
kins may return to her position i'm
mediatcly. l insist that all postal en-
ployeS shall be courteous and obliging
at all times. Those who pay for poStal
facilities have a right to demand as
much as this of all OF us"
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CIucACo, November l3.-II. L. Cum
minis, alias !. ;. Wellington, alias Al
Ten. was arrested last night, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, and il is said that his pecula-
lions will aggregate considerably over
$4,000. Among the people who have
been taken in are Geo. NJ. Pullman,
Martin RyerSon and Sprague, Warner
n Co. CumminS represented himself 10
be the secretary OF an association which
had rs its object the erection Of hos
uital for contagious diseases.
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0ailroooa.
baltimore AND OHIO Rail
TPANS-OUro DIVISION

p. n. daily, aud 4:35 p. m, daily, except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, i0:O6 u m. aud 1910 ? ~,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, i.s5 p. m, etespl
Sunday.
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ST. Clairsyille Accommodation, 500 and ~ q
4. m. and l:;5 and AS p. m, except Sunday.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November IL
Late adviccS from the Pine Ridge agcn-
cy i'm South Dakota are 70 the effect that
the excitement among the Indians on
account OF the reported coming Of the
new Messiah is rapidly increasing.
Some apprehension is felt that If active
measures are not taken 10y the govern
mcnt 10 prevent it, serious outbreak
may occur, during the early spring, OF
even before. IL is said, however, that
the government has the whole situation
in hand, and will at once and efIcctually
crush ont the very first signs Of an mp
rising.
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rnves,,es,,nr worlds Fair Matter..

CnlCAuO, November II. joint
meeting of the Worlds Fair Congress
sional Committee and Executive Com
mittee of the National Worlds Fair
Committee began here shortly before
noon. The Congressional Committee
began its work of Investigation by in
curing rs to the salaries paid to the
various officers, and followed these up
with inquiries in regard to the duties OF
the Director General. These subjects
occupied the entire session.
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Annie ]. Waddlc eyecutrN Of ". II. Madd
and in her own right and ". r. Chambers
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Tho Wheat Market.

New YORK, November 1.-THE wheat
market showed general liquidation here
and at the West. Extensive realizing on
the money pressure and want of confidence
through the continued exhibition Of ner-
yousness and feverishness in financial
circles accounted for the heavy break in
prices. (which was to the extent OF q a3loc.
irhe close was weak. The West APP
parently wants money badly, as orders to
sell now were numerous. The big giving
wav in prices brings considerable expert
inauiry. and especially rs continental mar
lleis for grain are comparatively steady.
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a Mixed Aniiir.

LINCOLN, NEE, November IA
sensation is going the rounds Of political
circles TO the effect that number OF
towns in Nebraska have failed to com
ply with the provisions Of the registra.
ton act of 1889, which requires that
every city of the second class, having
above $500 or more, shall be required to
register all voters before the election.
On the face Of the returns the Demo
Gratis have the Governor, the Republi-
cans the other State officers, and the
Independents the Legislature, before
whom the contest will have to be tried.
If the towns which failed to comply
with. the terms of the act are thrown
out, no man can tell who is elected.
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ToGoSro, ONT. November 1.-THE
ease of Michael Sullivan and Tony Cuz-
zalo. who were arrested here on the
charge Of embezzlement at Altoona,
Pa. came up in the police court to-duy.
The prisoners siguitied their wiling
ness 10 return 90 the scene or the Al
legged crime and stand trial. The maglS-
trate, however. adjourned the case TIL
Saturday, when il is expected an officer
from Altoona will have arrived.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, November 1+.-Petroleun
opened steady but soon became dull and
sagred of slowly until the close, which was
dull. PENNSYLVANIA spot sales at csc;
December option opened and highest at
73lIc: lowest I23Ic; closing at '29sc' clos
ing at 72jIc; Lima, lGl9c-
OIL CITY. November II. - Petroleum
onened at 739zc: highest 7355c: lowest
SIC. closed at 727<c. Sales, $1,000 bar
rels: shipments, 10000 barrels; runs, lc'''
$50 barrels.
BRADFORD. Pa, November l+.-Petro-
leum opened at 73iIc; closed at zee
highest 73Ic; lowest 7235c. Clearances
l6i. 900 barrels.
PrTTsBuRG. PA, November l4.-Petro'
leum. dull but steady; stands at '3c.
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PRODUCE.

New YORK, November l4.-Flour,recelpts
81 c00 packages; exports 1000 barrels; mar
ket unsettled and lower; sales, 2o;OoC par,
r nS. wheat, receipts, $4,000 bushels
sales, TO- 5s6, coo bushels futures and lSoI Nv
bushels spot; spot market 2lic lower; NO.
3 red a9tIc; ungraded red 96l4easl Ol5a
options were badly demoralized on the
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HANAWUA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. Z. ". KFLLEY. Presilenl
(Ranawha Short Line) Schedule % eject No
.rmber 2ith. i6ap. (lublect 10 change without
notico) Traius leave Wheeling 1881 n. d.. ~.
Ohio River X. H.; arrive Charleston $50 8. ir.
Lave Charleston G:i5 a. IN; arrive Whe'ling
7.l5 .. m. via o. Il. X. II. Leave Charleston
1888 a. m: arrive Wheeling f.3J a. IN Via Co
luinbrs and H. & o., daily except Sunday. "Cen.
t-al Standard Time. Sundays, only trains
leave Charleston 500 n. m; arrive Wheeling
7:i5 2. NJ. Leave Wheeling 800 n. a.; arrive
Charleston AS p. m. via o. r. z. Z.
GEO. j. ERMLlCH. G. A.
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State Of West Virginia, county Of Ohio. In
the Circuit Court Of Ohio county.
James V. Chambers, trustee and In his own
right,
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THE RULE OE CONTRARIES.
The World is Populated Largely by Roll
ing Stones.

ing stones.
Saturday Rsuislc
The world to 4 large extent is popu-
lated by "rolling stones" Sometimes a
stone that is quite willing to roll is stuck
/ by the force of circumstances on some
rocky ledge which prevents its further
travels, but the inclination to roll is Just
as good an example of the prevalence of
the rule OF contraries as the action it.
self. | believe fully one-half of the civ
llizcd persons who have lived in the
world have gone down TO their graves
under the impression that they had ut
terly and entirely mistaken their voca-
tions.
just as the man who after selecting
Il seat in car with forethought and de-
liberation finds that after all, he has
made mistake and that the seat oppo-
site is the one he should have chosen,
so men discover that their talents run
I'm any other groove rather than the one
they have selected or into which the
force of circumstances has driven them.
The soldier feels that his name would
have been Il household word if only he
had been an actor; the actor feels that
If he had followed the profession OF
arms he would have been Wellington,
Napoleon or Grant; the lawyer feels
that if only he had escaped the petty
drudgery Of the legal profession he
would have achieved grand success
whether as an actor or Il soldier. The
man that feels he is occupying the ex-
act niche that Nature created for him
is a rarity, vcritable black swan.
While, of course, there is 4 ludicrouS
side to to this prevalent rule of contra
ries, it has its disadvantages. The man
who feels that he has mistaken his voca-
tion in life is generally disconnected
individual. The woman that sees too
late that she has been tied to the wrong
man is apt TO make mistakes in her con-
duct of affairs, in fact this longing for
what cannot be is mistake. The
tempting prospect which seems so easy
of access is but Il mirage, and between
1t and you stretch vast arid deserts,
where YOU are much more likely to fail
than on your present path, whatever
the obstacles in it. The right kind OF man
is he of whom Horace sings: ''Justum ac
tenacem propositi."
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NOVEMBER STYLES.
AGERIcAN WOMEN as TREY LOOK TO RE.
TURNED TRAVELLERS EYES.
Charming New YoIksS IN Their ROUGH Hairy
Go~as-lha World Has Nothing Else
Like Ilem-Capss Of rides
cent Feathers.

Ut T " tfI'VlfNtHte q nc ItsYlSltF.
New YORK, November 13.-To one
Just home from foreign shores New
York is an enhancing city. 1t makes
ones pulses leap to face the dancing
wind aud look up at the clear, bright
SunShiny sky, fecked with white clouds,
and to think that no more need one &c
in and out with the dead grayness of
London weighing down heart and soul
After Piccadilly Broadway is blesSedly
eNhilarating. -
And our women. To see them is to
feel ones self out of school. They nave
spring, a buoyancy, delightful ali
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Areentine securltIes Flat.

LoNpoN, November lf.-NewS was
received from BeuEos AyrcS to-day that
the financial situation there was aggra-
waited, and Ia consequence, Argentine
securities on the Stock Exchange here
were fiat. There are fresh rumorS Of
difficulties outside of the stock market.
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A DocToR TEsTIFIEs.-S Several years ago
| was called TO see colored woman who
had Il malignant form of Cancer on her
foot. The Cancer grew worse under the
prescribed trertment, and the toes and one
side of the foot were length eaten away.
The patient could not have survived much
longer. but commenced the use OF Swift
Specific, and it cured her sound and well.
That was three years ago, and there has
been no return Of the disease.
WIN. +. stage, NJ. d.,
Mathcrville. Miss.
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West Virginia Pensions.

WASHINGTON, November 1i.-Pen-
sions have been granted to the following
West Nirginians:
Original-Milncr Powell. Mounds
vile; Rhenkering, widow of Thomas
Canary, Tyner.
increased. C. Lee, Rock Cave; Geo.
C. Cossin, Sea Flat; William =. Cothell'
Newton; J. IL. Upl, Wiliamstown; b.
W. Nutter, Cairo; Henry Hillehandt,
Benwood: Thomas II. Meighen. Little
ton; William Streets, Valley Furnace;
Joseph A. Roach, Parkersburg; William
Carpenter, Reedy Ripple; Martin Ma
tross. Clifton: Oscar S. Stomart, Astor'
Reissue-James Thompson, BoaRer
Mills. c,
Observation-Disclosures Gillaspie, Slate;
John w. Neal, Clifton. lncrease-David
X. Young, Precious: Ebenezer b: Grill
fin. Mole Hill: Albert Fletcher, Waver-
lv: George b. Teats, Albright; Elias
Leach, Arden: VIM. NJ. Cox, Wheeling.
Reissue-George Cassidy, Macomber.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW York. November 1.-THE dry
Goods market was without fresh develop
ments Of any kind. demand contiSuing
somewhat backward on account Of imam.
cial troubles, though there was a better
feeling and no unfavorable apprehensions.
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when Baby WAS sick, We gave her Casiosia,
Waeu she was "a Child she csied fos Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
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The Metal Market.

NEW YORK, November li--Plg IRON
quiet. Copper, dull. Lead weaker II; 20 ~
wnestic = Oh. Tin. irregular; straits 80 ~.
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CESTRiL srlND1RD TlsE.
gIsgDnSyIV0ni5 LINES.
From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland aud Pitislu7g Rail
road leave bridgeport Tor pit;shurg, Chicago
and Cleveland, 4:hJ a. ~. For Pitbbure. 1873!
q. n. For Chicago and Cley, land. 800 o. o.
For Pittsburg and New York. s.& p. 90. Pr
Sioubenvillc. S.SS 20.
Trains arrive II Bridgeport az 80 3. d.. ll. =.
a. M, II: 10 q. M, 49, p. M, and - q o..
Gu Saturday ouly-Fur East l.iyn rpool. f.lf
p. IL. from East Liverpool. n - D. M
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via ;hc Pitisburg Cincinnati end ST.
Louis Railway. Panhandle Route. lerye Wheel
ing, for Stcuhenvllle, Pitt,burg and The i.ast
go a. m. l2.iJ ,. m 3:sl p. m, and $40 p. m
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis aul 81
Louis, 80 a. m. and $40 p. M. For Colu.hus
aud Chicago, 1913 P. m. Trains arrive az wheel
ing at $50 n. m, 1000 a. m, 2:i5 p m. and $50
=. m. Trains leaving at SID a m. aud arriving
ut $50 p. N. run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsbgrg. All trains daily except sunday.
roil
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 4a1a Per Cent.-Goyerhments
Dull and Heavy-Stooks Lower-flomr
steady and Unchansed-Wheat lower.
New York, November n Money on call
easy. ranging from to Il per cent; last
loan at per cent, closed offered at .
per cent. prime mercantile paper Gas per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet at 419ais515.
Cnr-nv,trs.rs-Dn and hoarY.
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HUNTINGTON DIVISION 40. %. leatc
Clifton Forge daily s.3Ja. "a. arrive Huntington
G:gDpm No. u. daily. leave Huntington q %
a. m.. arrive Clifton Forge 40 D. M SO n.
daily except Sunday. leave East Sewei 5.pD %.
M arrive Huntington 1000 o. m. NO. ~. daily
exc pt Sunday. leave Huntington 200 2. m ere
rive East Sewcll 7.O5 D. M
CINCINNATI DIVISION: 80 II. daily c2-
cepi Sunday leave Russell tlrontonl g. OIL. ar
rive Cincinnati II - %. m. No. n. daily except
Sunday. leave Cincinnati 800 p. ~. arrive Rue
s,iI $50 p. m. No. 10, daily except SUNDAY
leave Maysville 5:i5 a. IN. arrive Cincinnati
s.9Oa m. 80 -. daily except sunday. leave
Cincinnati 500 p. m, arrive Maysyillr o. p. 90
Trains AZ short intervals between Cincin natl
and Dayton. II. W. FLLLER.
General Passenger Agent.
GEO ". STEVENS GenI Supf
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lnbeelin9 Register
Iraurlsra' o5u'se.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF NS-ENPLANATIoN or REFsR-
FNrr NAnKs. sDaily fSunday excepted tMon-
SAW eNrerfed sSund.y excepted. saturday
rx-epfcl saturday ouly. sunday oGiy-lo
Meridian. Nav N. lsS0 Wheeling time. which
h. one hour earlier than Central Time.
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Use Browns Bronchial Troches Tor
con0bs. Colds and all other Throat Troubles
.Pre-emininently the best.-Rsr. Henry Wdra
BeecAeT.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Wednesday,
Nav ittl $50. trains on the Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad win -un as follows:
Le.,- Mheellns. Leave Elm Grove.
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Saturday, tho 18th Day of Deoem
her. a, %. 1890.

commencing at 10 o'clock "a. m, the following
described two parcels OF real estate. that j. {,
say:
First The South onethird OF Lot No. - II
Chaplinc and Eon's addition 10 the City 81
Wheeling. in the County 81 Ohio, and State al
West Virginia. fronting twenty-five l2?l feet OF
Main street and running back the same Widil
Ia an alley Being the same property conveyed
! To August Rolf In his lifetime by John Goshorr
by deed dated the oh day OF April. 4. ID. 1852
and recorded In the Office 81 the Clerk ~ toe
County Court OF said Ohio county, in Deed Book
No. II. page % Aud
Second. Tot numbered fifteen 90. ~ In
Square No. 10 Us designated on the map Of the
subdivisions OF the Joseph Caldwell estate and
additions th"refrom 10 the City OF Wheeling.
county 81 Ohio, and State OF West Virginia,
being the same property conveyed 10 August
Rolf in his lifetime hy Christian klcinor and
wife by deed dated the 10th day OF August. 4.
y. 1874. and r. ordcd in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court of said Ohio county. IN
Deed Boo. No. 90. pages .Ss aud 80 Said last
mentioned parcel. Lat No. Is, will b" offered -
"A whole and in two parts.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-thifd. or rs much
more as the purchaser may elect 10 pay. cash on
day Of SALE the balance. II any IN two equal
instruments. payable In six and twelve months
respectively from the day OF sale with interest
from that day, the purchaser 10 give his notes
for the deferred payments. and the title 10 the
plvp-rt. io Do retained until the notes are paid
in full. LOUIS +. STlFEL
Special Commissioner
Wa lIALLrE. Auctioneer.
hereby certify that the said Special Commits.
sioner has given bond as required by law aud
the decree entered in the above entitled cause.
noi3i JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.