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The store now occupied by Simon Marks,
at foot of Broadway and Main street.
Enquire of A. B~irkenfeld, 311 Fifth avenue.
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WILL California have representation
in the cabinet when the president makes
his new slate this winter? Well, we
wouldn't wonder. Brother Harrison
has his eye on the delegation from that
state.
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HELENA, MONT. SEPT. u. 1891.

tz-- Mortanians abroad will always fnd The
DAIRY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. Now
York; West, Minneapolis: Baldwin and Palace,
san Francisco; McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel.
Springfield. Ill.
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THE fight between the two republican
senator's from New Hampshire grows in
bitterness, and chunks of frozen truth
are being hurled back and forth. Here
ia the latest missile from Chandler:
var charges ,ae ~ having,
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The largest line of dolls ever shown in Helena
can be seen at The Bee Hive. This firm imports
all of this line of goods direct, thereby saving
the profit of the middle man; therefore the lower
prices than their competitors.
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Senator Faulkner, Congressman Bynum,
Messrs. Beck and McAdoO, at the Opera
House to- night at Z 80. Come every body
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-21

REMEMBER the business meeting Of
the democratic clubs in the opera house
at 2 y. IN. to-day.
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Hair Chains and Switches
Made to order by Mrs. IL. Miller, who ia
now located at 222 Broadway, next to the
court house.
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senator Faulkner. Congressman I,ynum.
MesSrS. Hech, ana McAdOu, ut the upeIw
House Tonight at Z 80. Come cvcrybrn,.
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For Rent

Grand democratic mass meeting Mt the
Opera House at 1880 tonight.
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sonator Faulkner, Congressman Bynum
Messrs. Heclk and McAdu0. at tho OIers
o-nirht at TAO. Come everybody
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LAS BUMMoNs-sTATE OF MONTANA,
"A comfy of Lewis and Clarke. So.
In Justices court OF Helena township. before
81 p. Woodmsn. Justice Of the peace.
Loo Edwards, plaintiff, W. n. Il. q. Clothing
Company, defendant.
The state of Montana to the above-named de-
PENDANT, %greeting:
Yon are hereby summoned to be and appear
d! tho peace, IN, snd for tho county
q Lswis and Clarke, at my office In
Helena. within ten days after tho completion of
the publication of the publication Of this sum
mons. to-wit, after October 8. 1891, then and there
70 make snswer 70 The complaint Of Ice Edwards,
tho above named plaintiff, In n civil action to re-
cover he sum Of eighty-tyo and fifty one-hun-
dredths dollars. '%eighteen dollsrs for wages due
plaintiff from defendant; ~ 90 berth. SETS for
meals and Gsl.7j fer railway ticket from Chicago
plaintift and afterwards ref,scd 70 do. and in do
yon. D. y. q. Clothing Company. tho above-nampd
defendant, for tho .fnm of ei9hty-two and fifty
one-hnndrsdths, dollars, and costa Of suit In this
behalf expended.
Given under my hands this 4th day Of Ecptem-
Der, A. ID. 1891.
u. II. WOODMAN.
Justice OF the Peace OF Snid Township.
HHNRY 9. sMIrH. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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THE INDEPENDENT

Rs~nittanccs at the risk Of subsoriber unless
made by registered letter, chook, Or postal or OK
press ordar, payable to The Independent Pub
ishing Company.
tsS'- Persons desiring the INDEPENDENT sorvcd
at their homes or place of business caa order by
postal card or through telephone No. l0o. Pleasa
report cases Of irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisements, to insure prompt insertion,
shonla he handed In before 8 p. m.
Rejected communications not returnable I'M
less postage 10 enclosed.
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A Popular investment is
HELENA REAL EsJHTE!
.W ?-

money for their inception and
support.
Think of the vast sums re-
ceived by Helena men as profits
and dividends from these same
enterprises.
Then say, if you can, that Hell
ena has no great future in store
for her.
Rather, take advantage Of your
opportunities and secure some
Helena real estate while it is still
cheap and low, and thus be in
position to reap some of the pro-
fits from u city's wonderful
. growth. NH
We believe in Helena as i City,
in her men, her enterprises, and
above all, in the money making
qualities of her real estate. We
back our faith by our deeds, and
invite you to do likewise. W.
buy and sell Helena Real Estate
of every description, and can al
ways find a good bargain for
every customer. A personal in
vestigation of the properties listed
with us is invited. We also in
vite correspss.s>a from out of
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Because Helena is a live town.
Because Helena is already a
business center of large proper
tons.
Because Helena is now a rail-
road center and bound to remain
Because Helena is the tempo
rary capital of Montana.
Because Helena will be the
permanent capital and metropolis
of a state destined to become
one of the richest in the union.
Because Helena's citizens are
progressive and thoroughly alive
to their opportunities.
Because they have resisted
the temptation to over-boom their
city-depending rather on solid
material advancement, with
steady appreciation Of values to
gas-bag Boosting and grossly in
flated valuations or paper.
Look at Helena's great bank
ing capital.
J ,ok at the many great enter
4,gssS NAE ~ s,erv "oaarter of Mon
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A PHARISEE'S OPINION.

lairman State Democratic Committee
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
BY NAIL.

BY MAIL.
,.,,y ripc,udins Sunday per year. 800. $40 %
a,,ly iincludinr Sunday six months 90
Daily fincluding Sunday three months. 10
Daily Excluding Sunday per year. ....... 900
Daily excluding Sunday per month";. n
sanday only lin advanced per year, ........ so
Wee,ly rim advance only per year. ...... 3 o.
Ilaily Ly c.rr;sr, ror week, Fseven issuesf.. rs
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A Common Sense Remedy.

In the matter OF curativcs what you
want is something that will do it's work
while You continue to do yours-a rene
dy that will give you no Inconvenience
nor Interfere with your business. Such
q remedy is ALLcocE's PoEoUs pLAsTElss.
These plusters arc not an experiment;
they have been in use for over thirty
years, and their value has been attested
by the highest medical authorities, MS
well ~ by testimonials from those who
have used them. They require no
change Of diet and arc not affected by
wet or cold. Their action does not in.
terfere with labor or business; You can
toll and yet be cured while hard ut
work: They are SO pure that the young
est, the oldest, the most delicate person
OF either sex can use them with great
benefit.
Beware OF limitations, and do not I've
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ask
Tor ALlcocE's, and lot no solicitation or
explanation induce you to accept sub
stitute.
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MOUSDSHILLE.
miscellaneous MelnnEc OF Minor Mat.
ters from NIarshnli's Metropolis.

a miscellaneous MelanEc OF Minor Mat
tors from NIarshnll's Metropolis.
Sheriff J. L. Curtis, OF Brooke county,
brought q prisoner to the pcnitentiary
yesterday. Tho sheriff OF Mcdowell
county also brought in three yesterday.
The iall courts usually increase tho
population OF the prison materially.
Tho Hilda Vernon opera company
closed its engagement Wednesday night.
1t played at New Martinsvlle last
night and will play there tonight, re.
turning here Saturday evening, when it
will present "Quecn's Evidence"
President Martin, Of tho glass COM
pany, has been here most Of tho week.
The large factory will be ready for the
roof by Saturday. Work is progressing
very rapidly.
Miss Ida Hammond, who died OF con-
sumption Mt her home in the Firs.
ward Tuesday, was buried yesterday
afternoon. The funeral was largely at
tended.
Miss Laura Martin left Tor Philadcl.
phia last night. She will enter the
training school for professional nurses
in connection with Blacklcy hospital.
Misses Nora Willard, OF Cameron,
and Lutte Hicks, OF Wheeling, attended
tho funeral OF Miss Ida Hammond hero
yesterday afternoon.
Several parties were here yesterday
negotiating with tho Moundsville Min,
ing 4 Manufacturing Company for the
purchase OF lots.
The Jr. 0. U. A. NJ. will give a musi.
cal and literary entertainment at the
opera house on the evening OF Novem.
Der -.
Manager Criswcll has taken n strong
stand against rowdyism at the opera
house. His action is commended by all
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Parsons
son. 'Tom" says McKinley's major.
ity can't fall below $4,000.
Plans arc being prepared for new
| opera house and business block to be
erected in tho near future.
Thomas Finn is in Cleveland on bust
ness, =1s'e
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5000 AMI securities worth $1,000. The
thieves entered the window in the ell.
They chlorOformed Mrs. Dow.
MARTINS FERRY.
Glass Workers' Tro ubies-Dc n,li-Porsonnl
nnl lnnnrnl knlna

md General Notes
Tho annual repor. OF the Cleveland,
Lorain Il Wheeling Railroad Company
has been filed with Commissioner Nor
ton. The gross earnings from opera.
tons are given at 81 ,20i, al 81 less Opcr.
ating expenses OF s9?j, 2iJ 20, leaving Il
net income from operating expenses OF
s330,225 81. Thoro were paid on ac-
count OF interest on tho funded debt
SjG, l15 and s26,037 SO on account OF
taxes, making total oil S9l,2l2 SO, and
leaving net income Of S27j,Ol2 9S.
Number OF passengers carried during
the year, 1867 tons OF freight, $685.
CSC. Two employees and thrcc passen.
gers were killed during tho year.
There wcro services in tho Unilcd
Presbyterian church last evening,
VII tch will DO continued this evening
aud tomorrow afternoon at 2 y. H., pro.
paratory 10 tho sacrament Of the Lords
supper on Sabbath. Last evening there
wns a prayer and praise service, subject
Gods Thoughts" ps. 4O:l7. Rev. J. A.
Alexander, OF Now Athens. o., will
preach this evening, tomorrow after
noon, and oil Sunday morning and even
ing. Tho ordinance OF baptism will be
administered on Saturday afternoon.
All are cordially invited to attend these
services.
y new time card will 90 into effect OH
tho Terminal railroad November J..
Among the changes will DO one leaving
Martins Ferry at $3.50 a. H., and one
from Wheeling at 1880 p. IN. The
ia'.er VIII Dc Tor Inc benefit oil those
uesifinS 10 attend tue opera houses
oyer mere. Ihahgcs VIII be MADE III
'he run hihs oil sunday trans
Judge John S. Cochran says that the
work being done on the electrical rail-
way Is upon ground owned by the COM
pun! III E'thavi'lc, anu none will pc
h none on Lincoln avenue until other ana
thaM ,ro ee olnro LIZ E'en " aaSc l"nI
NV ,ha Camel; I' ~ h te nI"an "sseu
- nv ~ ~ S , " NAV p'"''.
my belmoht county grand jury com,
j. ,rno h;, is" onJ esoraI ~, my r io",a
Cra;r j. w," ;rI;n,"J ~ to n' rnno III ,m'
ers6n ior hnraiarr nmd 'I Inrc % short
Andrews for Shooting with intent to
kill and James Norton for cutting with
intent to kin,
Barney NJcEntcc n we'll known c;ti.
zen OF Martins Ferry ap,l saloon lccpcr.
died Yesterday pftcrnoonnt his Residence
ON Second street, after lingering i'll
ness. He was born in county Cavan,
parish oil Enniskcan, ut Kings court,
ireland, III lso9.
President William Smith, OF tho glass
workers, will be here Saturday and will
MAKE an effort to settle some OF tho dit
lefehces between the Buckeye glass
company ana their employees.
lou VIII ma the new tariff schedule
con,P,ete, III Faync S business POINTERS
"nn,a a, tio ~ ~ "o,: ms, go, s'' ~ -
VIZ "t ~ Wv po''o'''ro,'o"s s',''''
,,tmrc and Sr Murni,v io can ,,I S ior
comm;s 'sI hotL py ,h c' nuno 10,
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Probably IJntrue.

o. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. GA dispatch
rom the City of Mexico says that there
- d Fnmor in the city that there has
1E zen an engagement on the frontier Of
IT ori. aud Salvador between SALIVA
" o"5 y. refugees and Salvudorian troops
, "o.i quo lormer were defeated. Nothing
Ioaia DC heard OF the fight at the Saliva.
believed "''''o t"c fu'lioe Is not
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REAL ESTATE.
FO r s A L Fl

900 viii buy house Of Ave rooms oil Jacob
street. Cenlrc Wheeling.
House for sale on the northwest corner OF
ChRplino aud rwcEySiyih Strlct, tx rootnA
Lots In :. :. Uloch's addition on South Penn
aud Elm Streets, Island,
No. 800 Jacob street 81 $50
Lot on South Front street, Island. sl,col.
Lot on McCol!Och street, East Wheeling. dcsr.
able location.
ono Of the best Misunderstanding Gi,ci in tho
city, irUuilu. on two railroads
Cool business corner IN Centre Wheeling.
llqISc nj six rooms, 80 Wood street, IN 6ool
condition s3!JL
llouIc OF seven ROOMS. 1sGt Eor street, SLG1l
llOGsc vi four rooms Rt corner OF Eishtsonth
street aud Alloy u, Si,Ool l,
lots on north Eric aud South renn streets,
Island, $50 10 500 each
Full lot on jacob stIent. with o lvo roomel
btlCl house In tho rear $500.
$3.50
lialiiot on Ron street, south OF TwGaty.cishta
tticet, 5000.
Lots IN \. II. ra,tenon'l OdiltIoa to Elm
Grove at low figures
ChOlcp lots III Glendale
House Of i've ro0liS, IA good condition. 2j,l
jacob street. GROUND 'siriOl feet, Sl.G9l.
Largo lot NJ Edglrgtnn Lane.
Los In Filth ward in Fllla & .whrtoI
addition
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THE WHISKY. TRUST.
We" hc'hod of Crushing Out tho Indie.
pendent Distillcrics,

pendent Distillcrics.
CHICAGO, October ga morning M.
per says; The whisky trust is reported
10 Oe pursuing an entirely new method
10 crush its rivals. Thercarc indcpcnd-
en' alst'i!crics in Nebraska, Illinois and
IN ohlo' 10 break up the trade oftheso
mouse houses the trust, it is said, organized a
lafTc force OF agents several weeks ago
" n;., sent them throughout the country
Nun Nun instructions to visit all saloons and
E iGarn from whom the keepers buy their
"quors' II they are customers OF tho
M houses the agent undcrsclls,
Ti IN TINS way they have succeeded in
w. . large trade OF the indepcnd.
eAt houses to the trust.
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Gone to Meet HE Wife

oADI1 KY. Oct, 29.-Thomas Wallace
committed suicide at Golden Point, this
county, by taking morphine. His wife
Glea few days before and he became
nnssnondcnt. He left n note to his
, "rolher telling him to dispose Of his
property and pay his debts, that hc had
sSnc to meet his wife. Wallace was
about twenty-five years old. 1850 -
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IS Pounds Of Blood

is about tho quantity nature allows TO
an adult person. 1t is OF tho utmost
Importance that the blood should be
kept as pure as possible. By its re-
markablo cures oil scrofula, salt rhcum,
ETC., Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven its
claim 10 be the best blood purifier.
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BELL.AllsE.
AlSorts OF Local News and Gossip from
Tho Glnss CITY.

Tho Glass CITY.
The lining OF the furnace at the Bell
airc Nail Works has been completed
aud the work OF putting in the bel! and
hopper is now going on. The steel
| plant has resumed operations and is
moving alonSsmoothly in the even tenor
OF its way. There was no strike, as cr-
roncously stated in the newspapers.
The company has been paying some oil
the skilled workmcn time and hall
for Sunday work. They recently ascer-
tanned that theirs was the only plant in
this quarter doing SO, and notified the
men that the practice would be ADAM
doncd. On the 18th inst. the men were
ordered out for the next dny, and re-
fused to work unless allowed time and n
hall. They were at once discharged
and in iow days their places were ILL
cd by other men.
The following is tho programme OF
the Chautauqua Circle last night: Paper
on Physiology, DR.. Up. West; "Kcyicw
Oh American History, from the Dis
covcry OF America TO the Settlement OF
the Massachusetts Bay Colony" L. G.
Tyler; Debate, George Hopkins and II.
S. McGrcgor. The meeting was well at
tended.
Tho Republican meeting addressed
last night by Hon. G. l.. Wccms and G.
n. Snyder, was well attended, and the
audience was much pleased by the
speeches.
The grand jury found a true bill
against George i. Kemp for promoting
game OF chance.
The Democrats will receive their cleo
ton returns in the Globe Hotel next
Tuesday night.
The next dramatic attraction here
will be Lights and Shadows" Monday
night.
Col. C. L. Poorman spoke at Arm
strongs Mills last night.
"Dole" Cochran is now acting clerk
on the Matt T. Allen.
The County Commissioners were in
the city yesterday.
Auditor James 4. Henderson was in
the city yesterday.
Wilbur Topping lett yesterday for
Kansas City.
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Apopn'Hf boelet! ioly tainted ~ one m het
receptions. what was INC natter IhenuSWet
on'y 100 PAIN women nave GSilca'o nn"
h'BhSr"hS nerves anu INC hahy uu'les OIL NV
n, ~. ,n,r,,,,,sa. ,ha,,.,.s, ,,,,,II i,o,,rcs
Groii,. ",,',,u ~, ~ 80 '' ,,,'a,,,n,y
,I,a,,a-e, 80.
now,,n NJ ~, n,, n,, ,,"" ,,"o" hocovc
ro,,.o,', ,a,.',,..,;,,i .',,' t,o,,,,,s
~ a ,%'', ~ s,o,
Inrs @",,r,a - ,a",.,"s.,," "'"H 80. ~, go nr
cr",. >,-, .s N.- y, =,
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ssj,----
BurElnra oInl.o Yrn,,,

DOVER, y. H., Oct. 2o.-Burslars last
n - entered the house of Mrs. Mary
T. j. Dow, formerly president Of tho
10Y, poyer Horse Railroad Company, and
'V0A diamonds and iewelry valued at
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For general family cathartic VIC
confidently recommend Hoods Pills.
They should be in every home medi-
cine chest. ~
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"Time's up" as the workman an
nounccd when he fixed the hanging
cloci.-Bohimor american.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

80 - t.Ah%lss
By virtue of n deed Of trust made by Patrick
Barrett and Elizabeth Barrett, his wife TO INC rs
trustee. bearing date March 81 1851. aud record.
ca ~ the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, in Decd OF Trust
at the north front door Of tho Court House OF
said county. In the City OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, TIE 1iTI DAY OF NOVEMBER,
4. D. 1871.
commencing n. 10 O'Clock n. H., the following
described real estate, or so much thereof MS may
be Necessary 10 pay the debts secured by suId
deed SO lar as unpaid. the expenses attending
the execution OF the trt,st created by sud deed
OF trust. including trustees commissions, name.
~: certain piece or parcel OF real estate stu.
ute in the City OF Wheeling. In the county OF
Ohio. in the State Of West Virginia, II tho Sixth
ward Of said city, that Is 10 say, The southern
ono.hnli Of lot number eleven. In Joseph Call-
Wells addition 10 said city, pl.: OF which add.
lion is now OF record IN tho Office o! the Clerk OF
the County Court Of said county, IN Deed Book
80. at page 56. said lot lying Of tho northeast
corner o! Main and Twcnty.scrcuth streets, to.
gcthcr with the buildings md improvements
thereon, on the southern half OF said lot, aud
the privileges and Gppur,onanccS lIercunto
belonging O. apperiG!nirg. Icing the same prop.
erty which was granted and conveyed BIZ iiclou
Bloch. Samuel y Bloch mud Dcrtlin Bloch his
vile. Aaron BioGhi Emanuel Fclscnleld aud
Jennie FclScnhcld, his vile 10 the said Patrick
lnrreis. by deed dated February -, 1854.
The decd Is believed to DO perfect, but selling
as trustee will only convey the title vested III
nc By mid decd Of trust. Ha lH
TERMS OF SALE-oae.third nnd ns much
more rs the purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash
on tho day Of sale, the balance In two canal in.
ktHll,nen.s. payable in one md two years respect.
lively from tho dnc OF sao, notes bearing inter.
est from the day OF s1!e 10 be g!vca for The do.
icrrcd payments. md such payments 10 be So.
cured according TO law and TO the satisfaction OF
the trustee GEORGE L. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
=. 2. I!EEvEY. Auctlonecr. ~ ocl3
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W. j. W. COWDES, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER Auctioneer. sclv

Tho above sale IS adjourned until Saturday,
October IL, when the property will be offered on
the following terms: The sum OF $500 md MS
much more a. the purchaser elects 10 pay, casl,
on the dny OF sale, the balance In :wo equal In
give notes bearing interest for the deferred pay-
mcutS W. J. W. CoWDEN. Trustee.
nppE
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FOR SILL,

FOR STLB.
Sixty lots. from 500 to sgd each.
Forty lots from 500 10 SOD each, in Bclyedcr,
Addition
S!xyhvc fe,t front. on Virginia street, 1a)
ieSt front OH south York street. for SlJ0
Desirable second -cldS hotel property for sJO11.
Lot No. 10, Elizabeth street, SOD: No. lG, Sr5:
no. II, $40; No. IS, s!2j; No. 10, 500: No. 20,
500: No. 81, SOD.
No: 60 North Front street The most dcsirabl,
feet.
Eight acres of land, cxcellen. orchard and
residence OF eleven ROOMS. near West Liberty
Academy, can b. bought for $500
Two valuable lots OF Chnpinc street
Two lots on South Front street.
Two desirable residences on Chnplino Street
10 1925 McColloch street.
DeSiriblc residence on Fifteenth street
No. lig Fifteenth street. Ground q icot front
No. 1855 Jacob street. :.
lGO acres OF land in suly county, South pa.
kotR.
l0'acrclfnrm in Marshall county. ="
10: %SlStceuth street.
Thlrty-fve acres stone and coal land. Rush Run.
Seventeen and onc.hali acres land. o,oha,t
mile west lower point OF Island. ~
No. 1850 Wet1cl street. ground 20 by G00,o,.
NO. 2Sil and 1888 Wood street.
Twenty-one shares Riverside Glasa Works
Etock at a bargain
Nos 1901 nnd 1905 Chaplinoitres.
No. JOS McCollOch stree.
No. sou Market street
No. ~ Ohio street
No. 25li Eotstrces
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GMALL FARM FOR SALE,

SMALL FARM FOR SALE,
Containing about ;hirty.fvc ucrcs, situated
about five miles above Wheeling, in Ohio, close
10 Tlltonr!llc. The Wheeling {; Lake Ellie roll.
road runs through the edge Of It, or alongside,
md tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroaa Jus,
west OF 1t. Is very desirable for building lots.
Price $4,000 For terms. etc. call on or address,
r. T. HOWELL,
insurance and Real Estate Agent, bridgeport. Q.
oplh
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5t.J0B. MO RI Ky
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED
At TIE INTELLlGESCER JOB Roo.:A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
:, by virtue of n deed of .r,.s. inalo By Louis c.
Ernst and Mary /. Ernst. his wife 10 me as irrs.
The Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. in Decd OF Trust Book No. 80
page OLD Twill sci! at the north from. door OF tho
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY. TIE 9th DAY Of OCTOBER. 1871,
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock a. H., the following
described property. tina: Is 10 say:
piece OF land situated on Wheeling Island,
IN the city Of Wheeling. Ohio county, West Viz.
giniR bounded on the east by Ontario street, on
the north by lands OF George Zlllis, on tho west
by the west channel of tho Ohio river. on tho
south by New jersey street, and being all OF tho
lanl married. Us square No. on the plat OF Gil.
christ's addition No. J.
W i W CONVEY Tr,s,o,