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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-01-30
MINNESOTA

The following Posts have elected officers.
4. }. Hubbard, ll5 Herman: Com D. w Hin
SON :. V. g., ]. II Swartout; J. " g.. T. Humis
toni q. NJ, A. q. EarHlcy; Surg. s. g. KrdIer;
Chap, George Smith, .. D., X. 4. McCDlier; o.
O.. J0E. Luck man.
Farragut, l02. Wndena: Com, II. T. Alderman.
= '. g. A. O. Packard J. v c. VIM. Iieuning
q 81, J. =. fehion; Surg, Edward C0tteri Chap,
Friend FArwell: .. b. Harry Lowell: o. q Jas
l.. Andrews; AdJt Thos. Miller
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CALIFORNIA;
COLORADO.
- - - 80 oficer-:

Tine following Post has elected officers:
Gen. Fitzpatrick. 81, Ia JuGta. Com John
Russell; :. Y g.. Geo. SPanc. J. v c: Charl,
Barnes; Chap. r g. DAVIS; Surg DR. George
Phillips; q D.. John Fisher; o. D., Jesse Patle
son. Q. o. B. j. Bales; AdIt, ]. ". DontAilt
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INDIANA.
IOWA.

Abe Flick Post, No. 4S7. Blockon, has passed
resolutions the death of Comradc ]. A. Me-
NcnlIr, formerly Of Co. III, 9th w. Va Cav.
The following Post has elected officers:
Clark Il. Viewer. 35i Randolph: Com. George
Dawson: S.N. G., r. &. smith; J. V. O. Louis Het-
zel; q. VI, A. Rood o. 3D., c. II. Mills; Chap, q.
w Cummings; O. g. Il. L. Daniels; Surg, G. w.
Dodd.
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MISSnIIRI--
MONTANA

The following Post has elected officers:
y. ;. Grant, II. Miles City: Com. Elihu j. Car
pehtcr; = v C., Charles II. Allen; J. V. g., Jacob
Ih,shheid: q. NJ, Abraham Hall; o. d., George
w thompson; o. g., Edward Mates; Surg, VIM.
IiaThoni Chap, Ezra Chapman; Adjt, James
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-26

only. This gentleman says / go in
for everything expensive. He'll
see that l don't before the session is
over. l 60 in for what | think will
pay.
Noble Macfarlane said Noble
Horner could regard him then as
case of ARRESTED development"
Noble Hind was sorry to have to
confess he was one of the old fogies.
He had lived longer in this country
than the hon. Noble from Hamakua,
and he could tell him that the
growth of the country's wealth was
not caused by these great schemes
of improvement. Mr.. Thurston
said he made that over-expenditure
because Hilo petitioned for it. At
that very time Kohala was up 10 its
knees in mud. Hilo got everything
it wanted.
The ayes and noes ware called on
the motion to indefinitely postpone
the bill, when there appeared:
Ayes-Minister Brown; Mobiles
Widemann, Berger, Macfarlane,
Muller, Phillips, Kauhane, Hind,
Parker, Marsden, Baldwin, Corn
we'll, Walbridge, G. N. Wilcox, Ka-
noa, Isenberg; Reps. Brown, Luz
cas-, Kauhi, Richard, Kahookano,
Apiki, and A. S. Wilcox.-23.
Noes-Minister Peterson; Mobiles
Pua, Mccarthy, Crabbe, j. NJ.
Horner, WY. Horner, Won Tempsky
Reps. Marques, R. w. Wilcox,
Bush, Nawahi, Baker, A. Homer,
Waipuilani, White, Kanealii, Hal
stead, Knudsen, and Rice.-19.
Minister Peterson, on the roll be-
ing called, said he was not in favor
of the bill as it stood, but would
like to have it amended in respect
to the amount of subsidy, and for
that reason would vote no.
Rep. Paehaole was excused from
voting at his request.
A motion TO reconsider was lost.
The House adjourned at 4:10.
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IYANIIOE 4!

1IlEW MNlley's 4 Do,'a hanh0e
~ Natural Loaf lnhaeno, positively
tho nnesl chewing Ilharpp made For
sails W lnlltlhlfh A 60,
hll I'm
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Tai Wo Wing Kee.
No. so Auuanu b. 70, Boz 207,
Boot and Shoe Store.

Having had 10 years experience la
lhh hhsllhssi am prepared 10 MANI
lAelnfp ~ lrdHf fashionable hand
Sawed Lallea' 4 ipDllamnn's b0nls A
shoes Also, French 4 American llpols
4 hh0es lpnhlYel w pYply sleAmer,
fllpes reasonable solicit yoag pal
lNhARf WI aW
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only. This gentleman says go in
for everything expensive. He'll
see that don't before the session is
over. l go in for what l think will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
Tho MncA uf IL Pnnr EilItnr.

CUH0ct0N stlhuufu. rgS eN'-sII.
Last Monday morning as We sat idly
toying with the solid gold trappings that
ornament our luxuriously cushioned
editorial divan, the soft sunbeams CLINT.
ed through the great cathedral windows
OF our sanctum and reflected with relig-
ious feryor from the tessellated floor
against the silvered cornice and brightly
FURNISHED chandeliers. Likean old heart
that is neither chilled nor dead, the fire
had died down to glow, while the mas
sive twelve carat diamond that bedecked
our immaculate shirt front cast achro.
matte prisms OF unutterable glory over
tho original ""Angclus"' on the damasked
wall. Fleet.footed messenger boys,
carrying huge boxes Of cash, bonds,
railroad securities and other revenues OF
our subscription list, good naturally
elbowed each other through the pillared,
archwayed entrance, and from beneath
the gothic canopy that surmounts the
ornamented columns OF the composing
apartment, came ripples Of gladness and
fluctuations Of blithesome laughter. >.
. Each member Of the Standards corps
Of "nimble.fngered typesetters" had
just now been presented with a diamond
ring, house and lot and six months
salary in advance. This was the situa-
ton when Charlie Craig, the peoples
popular sheriff, let the light Of his cheer
full countenance fall athwart the tliresh.
old. He came as courier from the Court
Of Common Pleas, bearing an official
PRONUNCIATION that informed us how
George n. Phillips and Silas Mastin
we're DESTROYS Of sharing our wealth to
the tune of 5000 each. To be more
plain, the editor Of the Standard has been
sued for malicious libel, and the plant
ills, who seem decidedly modest in their
demands, only ask paltry $4,000.
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by local applications, as they Cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way to cure Deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused byan inhamed condi
ton OF the mucous lining Of tho Eustach
ian Tube. When this tu be gets iniamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the in.
Eammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an inaamed con
dition OF the mucous surfaces. We will
give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case
can pe no py CaaTh fhst We
Cure. Send for circulars, free. ~
u. +. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
"a" Sold by Druggists, 75c. pAw
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The Senate Committee on the World
Fair had the House bill under consider
alton Yesterday. They seemed to DO sat.
isded with quantity Of Chicago's sub
scription, but as measure Of precaution
resolved to inquire into their quality
that is, what percentage Of the amount
subscribed could BIO collected. Chicago
will no doubt give satisfactory guaranty
OF the responsibility Of the men on her
subscription books. 1t was perhaps
proper for the Senate Committee to take
this step, but it was not just to judge
Chicago by New Works performances
in the matter OF subscribing to public
movements and monuments.
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The Ability to Iscnr Pain

Is tho les. Of forli,ule among tho Indian tribes
But wo defy any Cherokee, Sioux or Comanchc
to endure the ltwiugcs Of rheumatism without
wiuciug. These, indeed. arc slight at first, but
grow In Intensity until they become unbcara.
bic. No malady Is moro obstinate In It's maturity
than that which gives rise to them. The more
need, then, Of attacking 1t at the outset. Fore.
most among remedies for It Is llos,e.,cr's S,om-
ach Bltters. safer aud infinitely more effective
than colchlcuni, vcrntrum and nux vomIca, ali
remedies which might prove destructive OF lIic
In slightly excessive dose. Mineral depurcntr,
also. wnen not positively m!schevous, are iar
Inferior In remcdiA! power Of this sslutary
botanic medicine. 1t entirely cxpels from Tho
blood the acrid Impurities which originate the
disease. and cnriches as well as clcauses H. Con.
stlpation, liver complaint. dyspepsia and other
ailments also giye way to II. aeIG,s1iI''I.
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Tho BrllEe Question.

Friends oithe stone bridge proposition
who argue from tho standpoint Of econ.
omy that stone structure would be
cheaper than an, iron or steel one, BE-.
cause It would last much longer without
repairs, forget that the amount OF money
required to build stone arch over the
creek on Main street would DO double
that expended for an iron or steel struc.
ture, and that it is not at all likely TINT
all tho Expenditures for repairs that
would be necessary would not amount to
tho difference in cost, or even half Of it.
But the question Of cost is not alone
to DO considered, as We have frequently
urged. The main objection to a stone
arch lies in the fact that in times OF
high water 1t would serve as a dam,
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Mr.. l,lleY,n MIScynole."

In his "keynote" interview Chairman
Riley, who ran tho campaign, INDUCES
in some forecasts, remarkable princi.
pally for the air of mystery which
accompanies them. For instance, an
anxious public would like to know what
particular Congressional district Chair.
man Riley Is going to allow tho Repub.
licans to carry. lie frankly says that
one Congressman will DO lost TO tho
Democrats and then cruelty leaves US to
guess which district he refers 10.
Its not at all unlikely that Mr.. Riley's
generosity will DO abused. When 1t
comes to electlng Congressman the Re.
publican party is in the habit Of taking
all 1t can get honestly, and this trait is
pretty sure to crop out next fall, 1t Is
therefore probable that We will not be
satisfied with Mr.. Riley's kind conces-
sion Of one district, but viii gobblc up
everything in sight.
No don't say thisia a boasting way at
all. Far iromit. We simply speak from
tho belief that tho people Of West Vir-
ginia have mado up their minds to re-
buke the Democratic managers for the
outrages they have committed on the
State within the past two years. They
do not intend that ono Of the most das-
tardly crimes in the political history Of
the country shall DO palliated. Mr..
Riley's bluffs about contemplated frauds
on the part OF tho Republicans will have
little effect after tho record that he and
his committee have made in this line
lately. +.
Tho people OF West Virginia arc not
fools, and will not be deceived by any
such nonsense Us Mr.. Riley attempts to
impose upon them. They have not for.
gotten recent events, but on the con.
trary have them In mind and are doing
a deal OF thinking about them. In the
light Of history they know just how to
regard the absurd talk about tho colo
nization Of negroes in the southern par,
Of tho State. Mr.. Riley and his com
mittee INDUCED in the same sort Of talk
previous to tho last election. It was
simply the advance signal for the cry Of
fraud" that was to DO raised in case the
Republicans should carry the State, and
was q part OF tho disgraceful conspiracy
to retain control Of the government by
fair means or foul. It became necessary
afterward to use the foul means, and
they were used unblushingly, while the
masses Of the Democratic party, as well
rs honest men Of all parties, hung their
heads in shame. -
Chairman Riley's interview may also
be read between the lines. 1t may be
construed rs frantic appeal to the scat
tered and disguised Democracy to rally
and "save" the State, which ia about tc
make its final leap into the Republican
column. The managers have read the
handwriting on the wall and have con.
sidered this note OF alarm necessary.
Viewed in this light Chairman Riiey's
interview is heartrending.
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TIE Car 10 suffering from nervous
fever. That is nothing to what the
victims OF his implacable policy, who are
immured in Siberian mines, are sui
iering from. Vixen the Gar gets the
toothachc no may be driven into q little
sympathy for humanity. Our esteemed
friend may consider himself in luck that
it is nothing worse than nervous fever.
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The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevei
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Could Not Destroy Memories.

Detroit Free Pres. Tr+ ,7teG
MISUNDERSTANDING woman riding on
Coss avenue car was accosted by a
friend, who said:
II hear you are moving into a hand
some new house. l suppose you will be
very happy when you are moved and
settled. know should be-"
EYES," answered the friend, in tone
that did not convey sense OF great ex-
pectation, II certainly ought to be, but
somehow We are leaving so much be.
hind us that l cannot take into the new
house."
"Burn it." suggested the friend. There
is no earthly use in carting lot OF stuff
about because it's in the family. You
won't take it out Of the world with YOU"
"You cannot burn memories" said the
other woman sadly. There's tho room
where my little girl was born aud where
she died. l love to sit there aud think
that shels near me. There arc associa.
tons in every room in the house. I
cannot take them with tho carpets and
pictures. The new house isn't a home
yet"
"That's 3d." said the friend quietly,
and all the rest Of the passengers looked
out Of the car windows ut the dead
leaves and felt sorry for the other
woman's prosperity, which was to cost
her 80 much. ,s. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

TIE House Committees action in act.
ing iavorably upon the amendment to
the Constitution providing for the cleo
ton Of United States Senators by the
people, will doubtless be endorsed by
the country. II adopted, the new sys-
tom would remove q great and growing
popular objection to our American
House Of Lords.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

"By. the way, Jane, tell the grocer's
boy to send up a half q dozen smoked
herring for lunch" "Very well, mum.
An can have the hcrrin' bone to stitch
the trimmin' TO me new 2"-Har..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
Spca,;s AuthorltntIyely.

The following bit Of interesting news
is from Wheeling special in the Pitts.
burgh Commercial Gazette:
Chairman Riley already anticipates
Republican success by thus early raising
the cry Of fraud against the Republican
party, ignoring the fact that had it not
been for Democratic fraud OF the rankest
kind General Gotl and not Judge Elem.
ing would DO in the Gubernatorial chair.
1le urges further organization OF Demo.
cratic clubs, and talks free trade in the
interest Of the farmers, thus indicating
that ho proposes to make the campaign
on free trade lines. tjs51
There has been considerable influx
OF colored people to the mines along the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroad for some
time past, and large numbers OF these
will be legal voters this fall. The Dom
ocrats, however, intend to mako d DIES.
perate effort to keep them away from tho
polls. '322',,Is e.
More than ordinary value will be at.
tached to the information contained in
tho last paragraph-that the Democrats
do notintend to let the negroes vote
when it is known that the dispatch was
sent to the Commercial Gazette from the
Register office, where the intentions OF
the Democratic managers are probably
known. h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

MEN ofall parties will breathe easier
when tho Supreme Court decides the
question as 10 the right Of tho Speaker
Of tho House: Of Representatives to
count quorum, as it will now have tho
opportunity to do. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

If the editor Of the esteemed Register
does not know that enormous quanti-
ties OF eggs arc annually imported into
this country from Canada and that the
American farmers asked that duty be
placed on them, he ought to know it.
In writing about important matters
Davy Crockett's motto is good thing
10 keep in mind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

OSr lone Republican Councilman Is
tho result OF tho Huntington city cleo.
ton on Thursday. II Huntington could
spare him Wheeling would like to Dor.
row him. tf54l ."E
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VIZ suggest that Il committee be up
pointed to proceed to Richmond and
inform the Dispatch, Of that city, that
tho Rebellion ended a quarter OF cen
tury ago and that Secession was over
whclmingly defeated. FL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

Wlrn the admission Of Wyoming and
Idaho two more stars will BIO added to
tho blue field OF the American flag. The
rapid increase OF his family speaks well
for the good dame Columbia and
Uncle Sam. A set Of triplets aud pair
Of twins all within little more than a
year isn't SO bad when you come to think
about it. s'5@ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

TIE Iowa anti.Prohibition Republi.
cans make strong appeal to the Legls.
lature for Il modification OF the,prohibi.
ton laws.in that State which, ut present,
are not more than farce in the large
citics and towns.
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lllE.Il-

HlGGlSs-In Richmond, Va, on Friday, Apri
4, 1880, ANNE JANE HlcGlSs. -
Funeral services Mt . O'Clock Sunday afternoon
ut the residence Of her son, Y. II. Higgins
2eis Eofl street. ln,crment private. -
MALoNEy-on Wednesday, April ., 1890, Jons
T. MALoSEY, in his 9Th yeir. = II,''- 4,
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, No
s 2ili Main street. Sunday afternoon ut
o'clock. Intermcnt at Mt. Calvary Gem tery
Friends OF the family arc invited to attend
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PosrorrIcR statistics arc always int.
resting. The figures presented in another
column arc an exhibit OF the mail ser
vice in West Virginia, and speak clo-
quently OF tho growth Of the State dur.
ing tho year 1889. ,sl = II K.
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TIE decorous Senate RETAINED from
worldly pursuits yesterday, while the
House OF Isepresentatives observed Good
Friday by bounding on tho pension
hills. .l .5. Is
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stookholders' Meetings,

IN 4 meeting OF tho incorporates Of ~,
Ohio River 4 state Line Railroad Co 'TO
pany will be held al Tho un S6Tni'
House. ID tho. oily Of wcilsburg, West vI,rlnI,a
Tuesday. April %, 1890. Mt IL O'clock a, M. n.
organization aud such Other proceedings IVY w
might DO had at Gu annual meeting, y
suGCop r. s. McGuLLf, X. II, UUfTuH, f.
PAUL, a, X. SlEMANN. #-r'' mrs.
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PROPOSALS.
For STRENGTHENING Callwolps hum


Sealed Proposals vii be received a, the oGlct n,
the ljoAr,l Of Public Works ofihe City olWhSrj.
Ing until u o'clock noon Of Saturday. ANN /
ls9o. for tho work Of Strengthening talIwrIrS
Run. Z "a ssgs -.l5 g 10
= Tho work will include besides tho necessary
excavation mud rmding for Tho new fin bed! ihS
Paving OF tho bed OF came and tho Rip mphinr
OF It's slopes. ann tho Construction Of lrl,!crS
At Eoil and Charllne streets.
BIDS Will be received eithor for Strengthening
Of The run or Tho construction Of Tho brllrrs,
aud for tho litter clthcr for masonry or Gupcr.
structure. or for both; or bids will DO received
for the whole work contemplated.
Plans aud specifications can DO seen at Tho
office OF the Board OF Public Works.
The board reserves the right to reject my o,
NIL bids. T7 7'lall ~ ,nE'
Proposals to he marked Proposals for Stnlsht
cning Callwell's Run."
by order Of tho
llEi BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Taos. N. DAHnAu. Clerk mr2i
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"TnAr tired feeling" is entirely over.
come by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which gives
a feeling af buoyancy and strength to
the whole system. s
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Proposals.
PROPOSALSFOR SEWER PIPE,

Scaled proposal. will be received at Tho OO,co
Of tho Hoard of Public Works Of thC civ y,
Wheeling. until u O'Clock noon, Of satniIOVV'
April b, iS9O, for furnishing all the tower Tinn -
b used by the city during the ysRr 1850, Tr"'
posals 10 be for tho best quality Of double
strength, ialt rlsfco :, ,ew!r n'pe. made OF piS
Tho successful bidder .ulll TO rCQuifcJ ~
glyu a bond IN thd penal ann OF sIIO0. ro','
dilionat for tho faithful Performance Of tGs
contract. AZ a-t!
Tho board reserves The Fight TO rOltct my or
Proposals TO DO marked "psoposNls for Sever
ripe.' by order ni the
MI III HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
!, Tsos. N. DARRAu. Cltrk. Es mrG
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ISLANDER makes some very cheerful
remarks in this issue on the proposed
bridge loan. '-'11 = ''''
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For Sale,

FOR LSALE-BLACKSAIITII AND
u wagon shop, with nil the material and II
lease OF The ground for two and hall years, j.
& J. N. CHARNOCk, Wheeling, March Is, 1880.
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FOR SALE-A FIRST.CLASS MILK
-. Shake and leo Shave. Best equipped rigOf
the kind IN tho State. Can be bnuslt cheap.
Address Fred ". Bartlett, Huntington, W. Va.
g. Il Is npI
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-, Nd. ". CUHDEN, Trustc
W. II. 1IALLHR, AuctIoneer. l7 3d. NIX
7,RUSTEE'S SALE.

~ Z
by virtue Of a deed OF trust made by Anna
keim aud Casper kc!m, her husband, 10 mo rs
trustee. dated August LIST. 1883, recorded in ,hc
office OF the Clerk OF tho County Court OF uhio
county. West Virgins. In Deed OF Trust Honp
NO. II. pa2o 40, will soil at tho north iront
door OF Tho Court House OF said county on ! : -
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF MAY. 1880
commencing at 10 o'clock n. m, the follow IN .
property. TINT Is to say: A certaIu piece ~
ground situated In that part OF the CITY Of Whco,
ing. Ohio county, West Virginia, called Can't
Wheeling. being part Of lot numbered one hnn'
dred and fifteen, In the rear OF lot No. se 10.
ginning Tor the same at the corner OF rwentv.
first street and the alley running from Twenty.
first to Twentieth street between Main and Mn.
ket streets; thence along the east line OF snid
alley northwardly sixty feet, more or lcss tn III
wall Of a brick house; thence at right nnrla.
with said alley castwardly with tho line of said
brick house to a corner thlrty.three feet wast
wardly from the prc,hyterian Church; themes n
Twcnty.arst street by q limo parallel with iho
western boundary Of said church and thIriv.
three feet distant. the,ctrom thence Westwnrd}v
win The line Of Twenty.flrat street to tho place
Of beginning, i, - n, :, - p'' ''''
The title Ii believed to be perfect but s,;l,nc
40 trustee Will convey only the title vested IN
me by said deed Of trust. -" W. ~ ~
TERMS OF sALE:.One.thlrd and As much more
~ me purchaser elects to pay In cash on The day
o. hae, INC balance IN two equal installmepis n
tx ss, and Twelve months, notes bearing Interest
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