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IN The ponTRAIr GALLERY.

Grandfather looks from the paneled wall
At grandmother hanging across the hall
In the npelsed glow Of her stately grace,
And a fr0un con es over her shadowed face
As he sayg: '.Fhe world has grown askew.
My dear, sinee we we're youne-we two.
Nothing that WINS Is the same todayI
Old time fancles are cast away
All our sorupies arc laughed TO scorni
All our customs are quite outworn;
Each is seekiHg Cor something new
We were Content with the Oid--we two
Into the shade Of tho grim old room
Btsal two forms through tho twilight's gloom.
Grandfather's eyes are sharp to see,
And deep ysius utters te1idcrly
flor ayo viii lows, and love but you,
And wen follow lows to tho end--we two"
Grandfather's face has lost its frown.
And his eyes grown softer gaze gently down
Onsthe pair who naught of his watching know
And grandmother smiles and whispers low,
''One thing goes Oh as IL used to do
In the days whom we were young-we two"
May Lennox In Ladies' Home journal.
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wide rires psnellt tho Roads.

!, The Ontario department of agriculture,
has issued valuable special bulletin on
the making of roads The line of argu-i
ment used In favor Of the building of
good country roads in Canada is much
the same as that In the United States,
namely, that good roads enable the farm-I
or to market his produce ut all times in
the year and secure his supplies at less
expense for hauling, with less wear and
tear to vehicles and injury to animals.
besides which they result In bringing to-
gether more closely the members OF the
agricultural community, and thereby in-l
crease the social intercourse OF farmers.
The report strongly commends tho
movement in favor of wide tires for
draft vehicles. Itsaysit has been proved
by repeated experiments that wheels
with tires 81 inches wide cause double
the wear of wheels which have 4i-inch
tires. The wide tire has tendency to
roll the roadbed and keep it smooth at
the same time, while the narrow one cuts
1t up and requires more hauling force
for the same weight of load, besides
spelling tho thoroughfare. Most of the
European countries have laws regtllat-
ing this matter. In France the market
wagons have tires from to 10 inches
In width, usually to inches, and the
rear axleis the longest, SO that the hind.
wheels run on line outside Of the fore
wheels, the vehicle being thus road
maker instead Of a road destroyer. For
wagons without springs the tires should
not be less than 81 inches for load Of
500 to 1000 pounds on each wheel and
for loads of 1900 to 5000 pounds on each
wheel the tire should not be less than six
inches wide.-Chicago Tribune.
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no LEEHAutut anu ttao AfoOeDAdone
During the troubles in South America
last fall, in which the United States of
/ Colombia were involved, a dirty and
ragged bootblaclx presented himself one
day at the gate of the presidents palace
in Bogota. lie was ordered to move on,
but insisted with such ardor upon seeing
the president that messenger finally
told tibet dignitary of the boys request.
Let him come ir,' was tho order.
"What 10 you wantY' asked the presi-
dent as the bootblack entered.
''Yonr protection, Mr.. President" an
swered the boy.
"And protection for whom2'
"For myself and companions"
"But do not know you, nor do l know
who your companions arc nor what pro-
lection you seek"
''Mr. President" said the boy, posing
In bold attitude, II am poor boot
black, and my companions are of the
same calling. We shine boots and sell
newspapers, and with what we earn we
feed and clothes ourselves, and as far as
1--WE can assist our families. AT other
times the same thing has occurred as to-
day, but no one has dared to make a
complaint, and If there was newspaper
that would do 1t the facts would be de-
MED by some official, but today they
can't deny what is taking place."
"And what il taking placer interrupt
ed the great man.
"We are being taken as recruits, Mr..
President"
"But, my boy, there is no recruiting
going on now"
eve are not recruited for the army,
Mr.. President, but we are tied and car
ried to work on coffee plantations. Even
at this moment 30 of my comrades are
leaving Bogota under an escort for either
Tolima or Fusagasuga.H
The president made inquiries and inn
mediately took steps to remedy the
wrong. -Harpar's Young People.
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But, alas, theirs wasn't g helm 70 shift
SO they ran aground ON big snowdrifk
''I'his isn't bad seamapship," said they,
NWith yeo, heaYc hol heayp ho belay"
"You can't reef sails that you haven't got,
Or port yunr helm whore n helm is not,
But we know what should BIO DONE" sold
they,
"With d yeo. hcave hol heaye no, belayf'
To Elftown straight from TINT spot they sped,
And they paced the streets with naval
tread.
"~Twas a most successful cruise" said they,
with our yeo, heRve hol heave no, belayi"
Felix Leighin st. Nicholas,
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The Santa Fe ia the most direct line.
No change of cars from Los Angeles to
the White City. Thirty-six hours
quicker than any other route. Through
6 ran;a, ana tourist cars every day'
City ticket Office, 129 North Spring
street. Oall for information.
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U6HO6 dllu I6SptCb 8Ilis5. A. m. UUHII5,
Of the people OF Chicago. Mrs. Curtis
wide acquaintance with prominent peo-
pie was gained while she was the solicit
or for. the Chicago Provident hospital.
Her husband, Dr.. A. M. Curtis, ply
stefan of good reputation, is the surgeon
of this institution
Mrs. Curtis work at the Worlds fair
will consist principally in attending to
what might be called the ''colored press
work" of the exposition.
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what Good Roads WIN Do For tho Fnrmer

Good roads are not like great men
they are not born; they must be made.
The fact that we have none is easily OK
planned when it is remembered that our
country people do not know what good
enad really is
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Save Your Monax

For the grand auction sale Of 200 choice
selected lots in the WolfakiIl tract. Your
price'is ours. Thursday, May 18th, on
the premises. Maps, catalogues. etc.
Los Angeles Land Bureau, 207 South
Broadway.
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49, FOE SAbE--h1 b % " u - = seyu :.
NOR sALB--COw AND GALE, CHEAP; PAR
IL ties going east. Inquire 125 W. NINTH ct.
Sill Il
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a talented oolorea woman.

An additional evidence of the fact that
the Worlds fair management intends
that every interest shall be adequately
represented may be found in the recent
appointment Of Mrs. A. M. Curtis, q
colored woman, of Chicago, to the
secretaryship of the committee having
in charge all exposition matters bearing
upon the welfare of her race.
Mrs. Curtis was highly recommended
by several influential Illinoisans, and
the board of lady managers unanimously
supported her Claims to the place. She
will be thoroughly at homo in her new
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TAY T.. HUNTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
81 Bryson-Bonebrake block. Telephone 52S.
Practices in all the courts, state and federal.
FL If
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DEN GOODRICH, LAWYER, NO. . LAW
ID building, 1873 Temple street, near court
house. Telephone l0s TO ii
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ENTITY pofLAHH no NOTHING THAT
IL Drahg'H taInaieA aro the cleanest and best
mHtpr}ai and workmanship considered.
A y. stopDR, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE,
"A. t19 centeE Place, l.l5 y
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position, for she
has for many
years been engage
cd in work hay
ing for its object
the anelioration
Of the condition
Of the colored
race, and being a
woman Of re-
markable intelli-
gence and pos
sessing executive
ability in & mark
ed degree she has
earned the coufi-
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A TLANTIC LOAN co, h. FANrA, MANA
N ger, No 11S W. Second ST., between Main
and Spring SITS. Established in 1885. Loans
money at reduced rates of interest on dia-
monds watches, iewelry, collateral securities
mortgages etc. Fair and square dealing. Also
fine watch repairing by r. G. GILH0LM All
work guaranteed. Sd I'm
IF YOU WANT MONEY WITHOUT DELAY.
4 no,commissipn, prGvailingrates Of interest
see Security saYipgs Bank. Las S. Main: 4-l-1y
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EXCURSIONS.
eHS gYli1V nj kfSS 4 ME DAY SAVED BY TAKING |
142 rsf<& S-JHRnta fe excursions to Kansas

and Boston. Leave Los Angeles every Wednes-
day; personally conducted through 90 Chicago
and Boston; family tourist sleepeTs TO Kansas
City and Chicago daily. Low rates and quick
est time. once, l29 n. Spring 81. Tyr
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Fnn sALE-oIrr ANp oouNTnr.
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NORTUN q NENNEDY. REAL ESTATE AND
IN investment brokers, 200 s. broadway, fcJ-
walnut groves and gilt-edge city property.
$1,000 per foot buys 35x130 on Spring near
First with buildings now rented at F26O per
month.
1900 per soot buys 20x1es on Spring at, near
1900 per fs,ot buys 30x105 on Spring near
FIFTH, with building.
$500 per foot buys G0x165 on Spring near
Fifth, With tmilding
$500 per foot buys 7ox165 on broadway, near
Sixth st.
5000 per fo,st buys 7ox1e5 on broadway, near
5000 per food buys 40 on broadway, corner
Fourth st.
Fio0 per foot buys 25x15oon broadway. near
Fifth.
$500 per foot buys SO foot front on First near
$3.50 per foot. buys sox1so on Fourth, near
s9iS per tr5na foot buys 4oxl2o on Main st.,
near postoiiicc.
1856 per foot buys 10OxI3a Los Angeles st.,
uear Sixth
$1,000 buys One lot on West seventh.
1928 buys q Ion in the UrInston tract
400 buys hot on Now England St., near
Washington
$500 buys q lotion westThirtieth, nonr Grand
ave.
5000 buys luf on Adams, near Hooverst
$1,000 buys a Jot on Bonnie Brne IT,, near
seventh.
Have ano lieeof residences ct prices sure to
please carnago to show property. 1901
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,INHE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OPENS
for the summer season April ODD. Distance
only so miles from San Francisco, on the
Southern Pacific railroad. Beautiful scenery,
redwood groves; best sulphur baths in the
state Reasonable terms on account of Worlds
Fair. Accommodations for 300 people, For
further particulars address SANFORD JOHN
son, ST. Helena Napa Co, Cal % I'm
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Not His Fault.

Teacher-Wha made you late at school
this morningY
Boy-Our new girl.
Teacher-Did she have breakfast late?
Boy-No'm, but she shut tn kitchen
Door, an couldn't smell the buclzwheat
cakes. Good News.
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MUSICAL.

rTHE KAMMERMEYER ORCHESTRA -
L First-class music furnished for balls, par
ties, concerts, receptions and picnics. Violin
mandolin etc. taught. Office AZ Fitzgerald's
music store, coz. N. Spring and Franklin SIS.
1Q-I1 "
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~ tho pawnbroking business OF B, Fanta at
306 North Main ST., on March 18th, and have
overtaken all pledges left with him at thnt
place, and will continue the same business
Parties living out OF the city wishing TO COM
munlcase to their own interest viii address A
Morris in place of b. Fanta, No. 3o6 North
Main street. b-5 Inns
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DERsoNAL- RALPH BROS. - GOLD BAR
i -four $li5, city -four SOC graduated SUI
gar 10 lbs VI, brown sugar 20 lbs 81, raisins
lbs 2bn. saTdines boxes 25o, table fruit 3 cans
SOC, Midland coffee Csc III; eastern oil Soc gas
oline soc, 2-lb can coTned beoi 100, lard 10 lbs
Sllo, . lbs o5c. COL South Spring street, cor.
Sixth. 1872 If
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AROHIrEors,

burgess ]. REEVE, ARCHITECT, ESrA b
ID lished for the last 10 years in Los Angeles,
Rooms and s (second foor). Workman block,
Spring ST., between Second and Third. l-25 ly
= B. BROWN, ARCHITECT. 132 SOUTH
" BrcatwaH 81 y
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DYn,Ss AND FINIsHEBs.


ing. l-lS-f
DARISTAN DYE WORKS, 275 SOUTH MAIN
4 street host dyeing in the city. l-l3-u
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Personal

DERsoN FRESH ROASTED on
Il our Giant coffee rpasteN Java and Mocha,
35c ID; Mountain coffee, 25e gran. sugar, 10
ib 81; brown sugar, ri ID vi germea, zoe;
rolled rye loci a lbs rice. 25c; 3 pkts starch,
use; 3 lbs raisinS 2Ao; 8 lbs peaches, 25c
10 lbs pink beans, 25e; l0-lb pals preserved
ffuits poe pickland walnuts loo 10; "a bars
Dinmoro's soap, 29c7 cans corned beef, 25c
ID "EcoNoMIC' STORES, S05 south Spring.
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M RS. PARKER, CLAIRVOYANT-CONS
WI tations on business, love, marriage, dis
ease, mineral locations, life reading etc; take
University electric car to Forester avenue, go
west three blocks on Vine street, second house
from corner OF Vermont avenue.
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r .os ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Il and Art; open all the year, MRS. EMILY
J. VALENTINE, president corner broadway
and Fifth street. S-l4 ly
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DACIFIC LOAN cOMPANYrIso LOANS MONEY
4 in any amounts on ell kinds OF personal
property and collateral security, on pianos
safes, bicycles, Carriages, libraries or any prop
erty OF value, Also on furniture, merchandise,
on furniture IN lodging and boarding houses
warehouses; partial payments received; money
without delay; private offices for consultations
will call II desired. W. y. DEdk0OT, manager,
NAdeAu hotel. I-2D u
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FOR LITTLE FOLKS.


The Cruising Elves.
Three elves called forth on a flake Of snow,
And great wind soon began 10 blow.
I'VE must take IN sail at once" said they,
with yeo, heave hot heave no. belayp'
Then they looked about them fore and aft,
But they found no eau ON their snowflake
craft.
I'VE must port our helm instead" said they,
With a yso, ileaye iu1i heave no, belayln
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For RNNT-HousEs.
nUaINEAs CHANOKa

Go-s ron FRUIT STAND, KEEPfNG CT.
m, = - CARS and tobacco, candies, drinks, etc
Good location and cheap rent Goa s. SPRING
ST 5-ll It
INoR RENT-SuALL STORE ON SPRING
Il between Third and Fourth. Apply 2Oi
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wANTNp-sIrUATIoNs

wv ENTED..,A YoUNd TRFNcHMAN, UN.
w demtanding a little English, desires a
situation in an American family. Aadress'k.,
box 90. Herald 0fAee. GIL %
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A sTBURY SHORTHAND, TYPEwRITING
N and Business Institute. Take elevator by
Peoples Store, Phillips block; send for cata-
lOgue. lO-12 I'm
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NEEsNRR'S FEMALE PILLS AS A sPRCiFIc
wi monthly medicine for immediate relief f0r
painful and irregular menses-irOm whatever
cause, For safe by FREEMAN Is CARPER, 102
n. Spring ST, 90 Tyr
DERsONAL-,w. W. TAYLOR, LAWYER,
Il l2llf South Broadway, room 5, Probate and
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SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRlTING PRAC-
- tically taught latest Pitman system, at the
LoNGLEY INSTITUTE Spring and First SITS
M IT,
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wANTEp--AGENTs

TXyAHTED-,AIA KINDS on FAMILY SEW
w in@ ~ do. vt room IL, No, Ala 5. Hope
street lilo "
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rTNEACHEBS' CLASS PREPARING FOR COUN-
l. ty examination; positions for governesses
and teachers l20la S Spring. l2-23-d
4 WIILHARTITz, MUSICAL STUDIO, ROOM
"a 4, Potomac block. S-l3 ~
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T7R4NE {, YOUNG, CONTRACTOR, 43 VII
4 son block. $40 1y
CONRAD sCHERER, GRANITE, BITUMIN-
- nna md nsnhalt navine ~ w. FlrEl 81.
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DERsoNAL-PRoF. sTEARNs, AsTROLOGER
Il and clairvoyaut medium, 127 south Broad
way, between First end second SITS S-26 In
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DANJO, BY MISS NJ, e. AsTBURY; AND
ID stringed taught. Studio 81 take elevator
by peoplels store Phillips block. 1l-l2 ly
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DHILLIPS EXCURSIONS VIA DENVER AND
i Rio 6rande railway and the great Rock
Island route leave Los Angeles every Tuesday;
personally conducted through to Chicago aud
Boston. ONCE, No. 1873 s Spring st. 1T
u c. JUDsON & CO.'S EXCURSIONS EAST
~ every Wednesday via Salt Lake City and
Denver. Tourist earn to Chicago and Boston,
Manager in charge. ONCE, 2l2 $. Spring 81
I'll II
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(,EMRNT gIDkWALdfs DASHMENT FLOORS
" hndreeorvoirs, 30 por foot Plqsterngt brick
and cpment work repaired DENNIS MADl-
GAN Don San Pedro nj so I'm
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Mooney LOANED ON MORTGAGES, 81 PER
slNl cent net on first-olass property for amounts
OF $4,000 and over. On loans under $4,000
no commission will be charged; no expense toI
examination of city property a1sd no delay.
MAIN STREET SAYINGS BANK AND TRUST
CO., d26 h. Main ST. 81 On
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d roo RESTAURANT. THIS ~ SNAP.
- IUU and must be sold at once; doing. 9
Splendid buslnoass must have the money. right
away HENRY j. STANLEY,
227 W. Second st.
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TTNCLR SAM WINE cFLLARe y FLEUR,
" Wholesale and Retail Bonoma and NRpa
dry apd sweet wines, BrRndios. Whistles.
AOiAaO0 " ios Angeles 81. 10
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PHYSICIANS.

MFRS DR.. j. II. SMITH, SPECIALITY MID
WI wifery. Ladies cared for during eonfne-
fnent ~ TAT Bollevue avenue Calls promptly
attended TO- Telephone l1l9. 2-25 II
n EORGE II. BEACH, NJ D., OFFICE AND
VI RESIDENCE 1911 North Spring street Onice
hours. s 70 ln, TO 5, 6 10 p. In. Telephone
439. 1l-3 II
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NOTICE,
I advertise nothing but what arc genuine
barknina, and WIFI bear fullest investigation.
II you want 20 be treated fairly aud squarely
cali on me HENRY J. STANLEY.
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EDUCATIONAL,
r os ANGELES BUsiNbes COLLEGE


~ AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL.
Oneoporated) 144 South Main street
Largest and best equipped business training
school on the coast. Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand, type
writing, telegraphy, assaying and all English
branches. Large, ablo and mature faculty Of
instructors Day and evening sessions Terms
reasonable. Cali at College Office, or write for
elegant catalogue. u. f. SHRADER, president;
f. W. KELSEY, vice-pTesident; l. N. lNsKEEP,
secretary. S-l6IOl'tk
rTNUE WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE HAS
9 4 removed to the upper floor Of the stowell
block, 226 South Spring street. II has now the
largest and finest business college rooms in
the state, aud the largest attendance OF any
commercial school south of San Francisco
Fine passenger elevator running direct to
school rooms, rendering stair-climbing unnec-
essary, The public is cordially invited to- call
and inspect the college In its new location,
Both day and evening schools in session the
entire summer. Catalogue and College jour
nal free g, A. Hough, President; n. G. Eel
ker, Vice-President; +. c. Wilson, sec'y. 81 ly
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EoK sALE-ls7 ACRES OF FIRST CLASS
4 improved land, cheap, with water, near
Lemon station. Inquire on premises or address
A. y. MONROE SpadrI,r.O, 4-l5 I'm
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ABSTRACTS.
AsTKOLOGERs.


4 BSrRACr AND TITLE INSURANCE COM
! L pany OF Los Angeles, northwest corner OF
Franklin and New High streets. m17 #
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~ REAT CENTRAL ROUTE EXCURSIONS.
VI Experienced conductors through from Los
Angeles 10 Boston; only six days TO New York
or Boston, tourist cars. f. u. SHEARER man
ager. ONCE, 229 South Spring ST., Los Angeles.
1N-lE-liln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-18
Plain Porcelain Ware.
TRUsTEEs SALE.


by virtue Of u deed OF trust made BY John A.
Farley and Annie Farley, his wife, 10 the un.
dersigned trustee, dated the 18th day Of August,
IN tho year 1872, and recorded IN the Clerks
office OF the County Court OF Ohio county in
the State oil West Virginia, III deed Of trust
book No. Is, folio 4S5, Twill on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
a. D. 1893, beginning ut 10 o'clock a. III. on said
day at tho north front door Of the Court House
OF said Ohio county, III tho city Of Wheeling.
soil ut public auction to the highest aud best
bidder the following described property, IN said
city, or so much thereof as may be necessary 10
pay the debt secured by Said deed OF trust and
the expenses pertaining TO the execution OF tho
trust created thereby, that Is to say: Tho south
quarter OF lot numbered thirty.eight 1857, stu.
ate on the west side OF Main street, in that part
OF the city OF Wheeling. IN tho county Of Ohio.
IN the State OF West Virglnla, called Centre
Wheeling, In the addition TO sud city known as
the ChNplinO aud EotTs addition 70 the snld
city, and bounded aud described In 6Rid deed Ot
trust US follows, viz: beginning ut tho south
e4st corner Of said lot number Us on the west
line OF Main street; thence with Aiain street
n0rthwardly about sixteen feet SIX iurlIe' 10
the centre OF the brick division wall OF tie tGnG.
ment erected on tho property hereby Co Dyed:
thence westwardly through the centre II the
sud brick division wall aud al right Nugll with
Main street and by said centre line GstCnhGl
about one hundred and twenty-five feet 10 lhO
alley IN tho rear OF the sud lot; thence sguli'
Wardly with tho western boundary Hue OF no
said lot number 3s about sixteen te0t six inches
to the north boundary llue Of lot number 81 Of
the said addition, and thence by said lust named
limo 10 the plRcG Of beginning, together with aIl
the buildings and improvements upon said par.
col OF ground Also tho undivided ouehNlioiH
strip or parcel OF lot numbered thirty -sevCn go
Of tho said addition, adjoining the property
above described fronting about three feet in
width on Main street, and extending back
wGstwardly Of even width with sud front about
sixty feet and TO DO held used aud enjoyed by
the occupants OF the tenOment erected OH tho
north half OF said lot humber 80 0nd by
the occupants OF tho tenement erected upon tho
south quarter Of said lot number IS M On allgy
or passage III common. The title TO the property
hereby advertised 10 DO sold Is believed to 10
good, but selling us trustee, shall only convey
such title us Is vested in inc by the deed OF trust
aforesaid.
TERMS or sALE:-ono.thIrd and as much
more u tho purchaser may elect to pay cash in
hand, the balance III two equal instalmcnls NJ
six and twelve months respectively, with inter-
est from the day OF sale, the purchaser to give
his negotiable promlssOry note for each install.
ment, secured by deed oftrust on the property
GEORGE u. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
WM II. IALIER, AuCtloncer. aulS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-18
WEST VIRGINIA DAY.
JoIn. E.erel.es wIth Dolawaro ".

Joint ExercSes With Delaware Next
Wednesday Mt the Worlds Fair.
The joint exercises for West Virginia
and Delaware Day will take place at
Festival hall, Al psf %, $685. at 2'So
o'clock p, m,
The governors Of the two states will
preside. and each will make short in-
troductory addresses, and present the
speakers from his own state.
There will be, in alternate succession,
addresses by senators and representa-.
tiyes in Congress from each state, and
other distinguished representatives OF
each, appropriate to the occasion.
AT o'clock in the evening there will
be social gathering and reunion at
the respective state buildings, to be at
tended by the citizens Of each state,
and such others as may be specially in
vlted by card
A programme containing oil details
will BIO definitely arranged later and
promptly promulgated.
The board OF Worlds Fair managers
cordially invite all West Virginians TO
be present, and will feel grati6ed at
full attendance.
W. N. CHANCELLOR,
President Board Of Worlds Fair Man.
ayers for West Virginia.
Worlds Fair Grounds, august Is.