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MoUNpAIN LAKR a n
week Full of Good Things-Tho ChRu,
tnnGua Programme u Rare Ono,
SDCcidl E8u1ich 10 is InLeli1,nA1


A Week Fun Of Good Tlinss-Tho ohaU'
tHHqpn Prosrammo Rare One
Sptela' DNpHic" 70 N' In%Ala9hNea,
MOUNTAIN LAKE Park, Nh, July "a,
The nights and mornings are delight.
fullv cool, ThisRn M tba ,bormomo.
'No
'eF reg's'ereu 10 degrees This Is 10 DO
a busy week, Tonight Mrs. Helen g,
Rice, OF Boston, delivered an address ON
.J~rveniIe wor,, w n N n ~, u,o,row
Prot HrTsnn Vii ~ ~ n ~
II lndies in thoi naoaa;nn 'Io no
Sromme !. nrranneJ W.asJay Ia
Snwnrth f%aaSnn dsS Ah3a n~ongs;n
vii coma ir6m K H" po ont AMI
otber noints Frijnv Z avnn SaH
Among tha s1oo oss pn' csorSo
schOii n n Roit1m e n.HiJJ a Ray
n r. DsV,a n y
Baltimora' Pan ~
Gbicaao No'' u f ~
Newt wall ,ho srn,uo, III o~rtouora
schooIs wi Il onan M i]ns.Snnta ara'
Profs' M, d, I fsonord RaitimoTs: ], H.
MorS,n EioLGOnNu Sota%
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CASE pAnn YESTERDAY.
Almost n Riot ut Lonisviiie-PfeFe,
Nearly IIObbed.


Almost n Riot Mt LoniSVtiie-Ptefe'
Nearly Mobbod'
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 24!-There wal
almost n riot during the game at the
ball park this afternoon. The men and
hour. or tbo b,oocbors ouved pfefFor IN.
DOsa Ti - "1' So .n%Oas"
merc'.u''y' al" Tue Sec0nu p"so'h"" ~,
ally hit n Of the men with his fist
and then struck him with a stone. The
crowd then started over after Pfetfer,
The players and umpire rushed over
to the bleacnera to take a hand, When
policemen put In an appearance and
restored order. me Loulsyiiles could
not hit klllen today, and tho fltts,
burgh's knocked STATIONS curves al
over tmc i0'' A' oa a'9'", 80"
lb9 ,'IS,irs SS;'"""""""9s 9 IN
'i p".neL ''' rmms 1o,is,ino :. p;tt..
Eat'G A" Tvo-ha.o ~. RocklaS
Sutsh' Ibroo.h"So 'I Si,a D GRIN V VAN
Haitrsn. LYONS. Sacrifice hits. Pfe0or,
t,vons and Biorbauer. Stolen bases
Sienzel, LYONS. Double plays, Smith,
LYONS and Beckley; Gtasscock and
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1A1rNorLoNs

.,inst the sale OF the Little Kanawhn
lumber Compuuy'S PrOperty-A Movo in
m, interests Of Creditors.
.o, Dgpaiel 10 he hialtQeHsr
plprGusuuRo, W, Va, July 24.-The
.,csivers Of tho Little Kauawha Lum-
IN, COMPANY, through their attorneys,
vonwinkla aud Amber, obtained in
,be limited States circuit court inlunc-
,ops against the selling of tho property
a. the Lille Kanawha Lumber Com
U,ov IN lightweight suits, brought in
fyoming, Logan and other counties.
Nh, iufnnctions ure to prevent the sale
INV property, and 1t directs tho re-
]Ceiyerj to takc charge Of tho property,
and further directs that the injunctions
a%aIl stand until the court, by Its re-
co,yers. san settle in due course the
cI,im, against the company, but saving
I'M r..ht OF claims. The object OF this
ia 10 preyeut sacrifices OF logs and mer-
rbauaiso belonging to the company by
numerous creditors jumping on and
,elllag the property here and there,
and so that this matter can be disposed
Of 10 the best advantage Of all, The
move is in the interest oil all the credit
or, and to prevent the selling OF the
property away from the market at a
s~lrrIfce and in small lots. Capt Mehan
lett to-day armed with eighty-eight in
functions to serve on the creditors in
s,aded in'the above order, Judge Jack
.on made this important order S9tur-
JlE. 1t is said the affairs OF the com
plny are being Strengthened up and
That the company will come out all
right,
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sEhuAIRE,
AllSOrts of Local New, ana Gossip from
the Glass City.

WV AtA9A NAkIs
James Fulton, u farmer west Of this
city, had u painful experience yesterday
while trying to take the honey from
n OF his bee hives. He vas stung a
number OF times, but one bee got in
his ear and stung him there, The ear
sWelled suddenly and the bee was kept
there until the man came to town and
had a physician remove 1t. Fulton has
often read about people having a bee in
their bonnet, but he is quite sure no
one will ever want onO in the ear, even
though it may have no sIlnger.
The Democrats are stirring up some
interest in the contest for delegates to
the county convention. The primaries
will be held next Saturday aud the
county central committee will be elected
at the same time. Some OF the boys
have an idea that the committeeman
have a pull OF the powers that be for
patronage, and they want to be in
position to be struck by lightning.
Another saloon collapsed yesterday,
or rather Saturday night, Fred Jahnke's
place Is closed. He was unable to-
come up with the Dow tax, $3.50, and
the brewer who made it good allowed
him to continue until tho close OF busi-
ness Saturday night, when the keys
were handed over, and the saloon Is
numbered with tho things that wore,
The pensioners in the Democratic
ranks whose allowance from tho gov
eminent has been stopped arc louder
in their deuunCiation OF Hoke Smiths
ruling than any Republicans; they de-
clare they will never vote that ticket
again.
Dora Petticord was recognized to the
probate court in a bond OF $50 yesterday
by Squire Cooper on u peace warrant
sworn out by Thomas Morrison. These
are the two men who went at u
another with hatchets some time ago.
Albert Holland, the young man ar
rested and held on suspicion Of entering
the residences Of John Adams aud
Richard Metz in the night season, was
dismissed after q hearing before the
mayor yesterday.
Dan E. Kurtz came in from Chicago
yesterday to mingle with Bellalre
friends for a few daysA Dan is stallsli-
cal clerk in the Central Union Tele-
phone Company's Office in Chicago.
A number Of Odd Fellows from this
city will 20 to Beallsville Thursday TO
attend tho dedication Of q new hall.
Hcatherington's brass band will furnish
the music.
Miss Lima Thomas left yesterday
afternoon for a visit with the family of
w. G. Stewart at Blue Island and to see
the Worlds Fair.
The Silver Lake Quattette and W. Q.
Bentley will give n entertainment IN
the Christian church this evening.
Samuel Moore and family caluo in
from Muncie, Ind, yesterday, and will
remain here during the summer.
George Schick, Il young merchant OF
Fostoria, is Visiting his brother, Gus
schick, Of this city.
Ncls. Hopkins returned to Caldwell
last night to look after his string Of
horses.
DR.. y. W. Long and family are spend
ing the summer ut Moundsville.
Superintendent D. Y. Jones is doing
the Worlds Fair now.
Frank Litten is doing the hills OF
Monroe county.
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&. II. Clifford, Now Casscl, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhcuina.
tism, his Stomach was disorderod, his
Liver was Affected To an alarming do.
gree, appetite foil away, and no was ter.
ribly reduced in flesh and strength,
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him,
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had q running soto on lia log Of eight
years standing. Used throe bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes oil
Bucklon's Arnica Salve, and his leg ID
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores OH lis
log, doctors said ho was inCurable. One
bottle Electric Bittprs and one box BuOl.
lens Arnica Salye cured him entirely.
Bold by Logan Drug Go. .
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uaps and Mlshaps in the Thriving City
Across the River,

Across the HStVSrt
Rev. Howard n. Campbell, who 70.
Gently resigned the pastorate OF the
Presbyterian church, will rest for q few
| weeks, then attend the Worlds Fair,
after which he will go to Europe, IN
search of health, for an indefinite
period. He will spend considerable
time in Scotland.
Work on the new electrical railway
| in Martin's Ferry is nearing completion.
II ia said that cars will be running by
August 10. There are about twenty
| five applicants for every position on tho
line after it lie in operation.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles s. Morrison,
| Mrs. Sarah Bayless and sons. james
and Jess, and George Inglebright left
Yesterday for Chicago over the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie road.
Last night a musicale was given by
Miss Gertie McCabe ut her home on
Second street. About forty people were
present and the affair was a very enjoy
able one
Yesterday morning Charles O'Beirne,
while riding his bicycle, ran against an
obstacle, was thrown eight or ten feet
and was badly used up. His wheel was
broken.
Mr.. G. D. La Due, of Martins Ferry,
has accepted o travelling position with
stoltz Brothers, commission merchants
Of Wheeling.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. starlin
were summoned to the bedside OF their
daughter, Mrs. Stephen Pcttit, at Nash
vile, Tenn.
Thoburn Post G.. A. r., will give q
bean bake in the Dickerson building
tonight. All old soldiers are invited
DR.. j. D. Hobonsack has moved into
his now office rooms and will hereafter
do office work only.
Tho work of putting up tho largo
stack at the power house was com
pleted yesterday.
Thomas Green and John Wilson at.
tended the funeral Of the luttor's father
at Wollaburg.
Rev. A. Il. Brownloe was called to
Claysville, Pa, yesterday by the death
OF an uncle.
The Belmont Brick and Tile Works
resumed yesterday after a short stop
for repairs.
Miss Mollie May, Of steubonyille, Is
visiting Miss Ella Kyne, Of Second
street.
Fred KroaCle and David Watkins 70.
turned yesterday from the Worlds
Fair,
Ross Robinson left Yesterday for Chi.
capo over the Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
j. r. NJ. King, Of smithdold, ia in
town.
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WANTS HIS SHARE.
The Brother of the Duke OF verugua Asks
to be Considered.

The Brother of tho Duke Of verugua Asks
to DO Considered.
MADRID, July 24.-The representa-.
tive in this city of the Associated Press
to-day had an interview with the Mar
qnis De Barbotes, brother OF the duke
Of Veragua, in regard to the proposition
that has been made in the United
States to collect a fund for tho benefit OF
the duke, who had lost much, ii not all
his fortune, in bad business invest
ments and through going security for
friends. The marquis, while expressing
himself in favor OF the proposal to raise
u fund, said no regretted that the
subscription was intended only for the
benefit Of tho duke. The marquis dc.
clared that no, equally with his brother,
was q descendant Of Columbus. He had
spent q large sum OF money during his
recent visit in company with his
brother to the United States, and as q
matter OF fact no was poorer than the
duke of Veragua, who Is the head OF
the family. The marquis thought he
should be considered In the matter, and
said that he intended to wrlto to friends
in the United States, telling them all
the facts. He expressed the hope that
the organizers OF the fund would see to
1t that he was given third or a quarter
Of whatever sum might be collected.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF OHIO COUNTY REAL Estate.


J., A. v Monroe I'm c4Dpc.ry.
Robert s Williamson and others.
III pursuance Of q decree rendered OF the 18th
day oil May, 1929, by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, In the above entitled
cause, the undersigned appointed special com.
missioner for the purpose, will, on
SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1893,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, sell at public
auction at the north front door OF the Court
House Of Ohio county, 70 the highest bidder,
the property hereinafter described; That is TO
say, all that certain tract Of land situated on tae
waters OF Little Wheeling Greek, near ROn0y's
Point, Ohio county, West Virginia. and bounded
aud described as follows: beginning alta stone,
corner 10 lands OF Alexander HlggS; thence
with his line north 61o east 50 poles TO u dog
wood; thence south $50 east 99,I poles to IN
Stm; ihencn north t6' east ai.3 poles 10 u white
walnut In the run, corner to lands Of q IS.
TerrCll; thence north AZ west % poles to o
white walnut stump; thence north 9SO west $50
poles to . stone near run, corner 10 Frazier;
thence with his line south co.. west lb,6 poles 10
q maple: thence south 4Do west sis poles to II
white oak thence south 5lo west 49, poles to q
stone; thence with the williamson line south
2Gfgge east 1863 poles to tho place Of beginning,
and containing tity.two acres and my two
poles, more or less. Saving aud excepting from
the above described tract the following do.
Scribed parcel sold by Robert s. Williamson
and wife to John Phillips, as appears bj deed
"ANN ANlfNAAe ~ .ANNlI hAAh NNANA -ua AbAN
lows: BEGINNING at tho elm, corner 10 Higgs;
thence North 4do Gust Sl,a poles along utggI
line to u point In Dlxon's Kun, In line OF C.A
Terrell, near a white walnut; thence with Ter.
relpS line north AZ west 1918 poles to u ston0;
thence south 61' west g7,7S poles 10 the old dog.
wood corner; thence south So cast 20 80 poles
along Hugs, line to the place OF beginning aud
containing Ave acres and seven poles,
TERMS OF SALE-One.thiTd OF the purchase
money cash in hand on day Of sale, and al
much more Rs the purchaser may elect to pay.
the balance IN two equal inytNlluleus at one And
two years with interest from day OF sale, tho
purchaser giving his notes with good personHS
security for the deferred payments The intet
est on the second deferred inStallmcnt payable
annually, the title 10 be retained until the prop.
erty Is paid for. The property may be sold as q
whole or in separate parcels as may DO deemed
best W. N, DUNLAP.
Special Commissioner.
Iheteby certify that bond aud security as re.
quired by law and the decree In this cause, has
been given by the sud W, N. Dunlap, special
commissioner. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
iys-w
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Tho canoe Assoc,ntlon.

CLEVELAND, o., July 2l.-1ho ninth
annual meeting Of tho Western Canoe
4],'oe!a!iop Is In progress At Ballast
i.'ahd, Lake Eric. II commenced July
and will continue until tho S0th.
l0gto nro thirty members In camp
EWl lwonly.two canoes, undCr tho
Munper.
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F1RE lN D COUNTY.

Large Store ami Railroad Depot Burned
at WhlpplO.
sgcill Dipdtch TO The hte2tGeTcer,
CALDWELL, Quo, July 24-The
large general store OF j, IL, Smith &
Son, at WhippIe, south Of this place,
was entirely consumed by Gre at an
curly hour this morning. The stock Of
good was entirely consumed. The rail.
way depot Of tho Cleveland & Marietta
road, closely adjoining, was also con.
sumad. All its contents we're burned.
The total loss and the amount OF lnsur-
anco are unobtainable at this hour.
The lire is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary.
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IIrlLsUoRo, ILL, July 24.--Gottfeld
Mast, the would.be robbor who 40
bra'aIly cut and beat Mr.. and Mrs.
Ka2Orock, perhaps fatally, during his
search Of their homo for hidden money,
was found deRd this morning. He
killed himself some time last night by
hanging himself in his cell in the jail
hero with u towel. He left n letter, but
Its contents neither affirm OF deny his
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rhrpo unknown Mon Drowned.

SALEM, MASS, July PA severe
souutl passed ovcr Salon and vicinity
last evening, and did considerable
damage to trcos aud various electrical
tides about the city. Two mon report
to tho police that while they wero out
in tho harbor they saw q sloop over.
turned. Three mon wore elinging 10
nor, Before tho men could DO renchOd
tho boat had again rolled over and sunk.
No truce Of tho mon was found.
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CHICAGO, July 24.-Parkhurst &
williamson, iron merchants, at las to
lGt KinaIo street, this afternoon con-
Tossed judgment in tho circuit court in
favor Of tho Continental National Bank
Of Chicago for $S7, l75. The firms us.
'ets are estimated at $1,000, 900. Shortly
alter the confession was entered the
sheriff took possession under exeou-
lion, Tho banks refusal TO further
extend notes procipitated the COMICS
sion II Judgment
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nGnE,s A BIG %pEpARruRE.

Tie Pennsylvania Road to Substitute Tel.
ephone for tho Telegraph Wires.
CHICAGO, July 24.-It was reported to.
day that tho management OF the Penn.
S%ylyania road has decided to dispense
with the use OF the telegraph wires al.
most entirely in tho operation Of its
trains, and to substitute for them long
distance telephones. 1t is said the
change is to be made in the interests OF
economy, the management having cor.
WINGED itself that the telephone can DO
operated more cheaply and with greater
simplicity than the telegraph.
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st.ubenvIlIo Notes.

Sp1ia Dispatch 10 the NGeIigcacer.
sr~ruDrNvLIE, O., July 24.-Rober TT
COchraae, a prominent business man Of
this place, died this evening, aged
sixty years. He was born in County
Dunn, Ireland.
The employees at the Mingo Junction
blast furnace were notified OF u ten per
cent reduction to-day.
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FiSDLAY, O., July Pax Marshal
ha'hcr NJ. Meyers Is missing, lilo was
o guard on the Worlds Fair grounds
and las not boon hoard from since tho
IltG 1t is know that no drow his pay
On tho day Of tho fire. Some OF his
luond8 think that no persisted In the
i.tuo' lie has 3 wife and three chill.
utua In this city.
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rlRIoD OF Fam WEATHER
Attic Weather Burcau-Pror. Harrington
Not Aggriovod.

AZ NV W StNNtANA loAs toh
Not Aggriovod.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July PA per-
iod OF fair weather has set in at the
weather bureau. Prof Harrington, in
reply to statements sent out that he
felt aggrioved by the recent action OF
Secretary Morton in regard to himself
and the weather bureau, makes this
explicit statement:
II wish to say that while 1 am chief
| shall have no policy to carry out
other than that outlined to me by my
official superior. l desire that my
friends withhold their judgment in
matters affecting the weather bureau
until after a fair trial Of the new poll
cy, In the meantime 1 shall lend, my
support to the secretary Of agriculture
in lis efforts to make this bureau more
valuable 10 the public"
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cLrvhtASD, Ono, July 24.-Dr. Her.
n Horshbore, $50 West Goodalo
street, to-day shot and killed Theodore
MeIsso. butcher. GoodNle street aud
Harrison avenue, HershberR. wont
there TO collect a professional bill. lie
SAWS he wac assaulted by MolsaC. No
other person was present
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in the cellar. During the past few
years the roof has been moro than once
covered with white paint, and through
this they have contracted tho disease
which has carried off two and threatens
the whole family.
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HALIFAX, N. s., July gl,-ThO light
uou'e keeper ut 1ivcrton, N. T., and his
NIo.o family arc victims Of load poi.
'2n,os Tho vito aud daughter have
Siel IN terrible agony aud Convulslons.
,"o water used for domestic purposes
3" conveyed from tho roof into u tank
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"Bn sure you get Ayers" Is an i'm.
portant caution to oil In search OF q
thoroughly reliable blood purifier,
Ayers sarsaparilla being tho II OH
which there can DO no manner Of
doubt. 1t has stood the tost Of nearly
half a century, and has long been con.
hihorod tho standnrd.
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Special Dispatch to he Mtegt1tneer
WELLsBURo, W. Va, July 94.-on
Saturday, u two-year.old son OF Phillip
Brooks, a prominent Italian farmer OF
Windsor Station, this county, swallowed
a can Of caribou oil and died from the
results this morning.
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Srtr' Dispatch to,he MtG3iqcnecr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 24.-Post.
masters commissioned: Chas. L. Ma.
han, Belva; L. Benton Walls, Pisgah
Virginia L. Fairchild, Pond Gap; Ed
ward A. Reinhart, Shcpherdstown.
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BosroN, MASS, July 2L-An nnnamot
Yacht was struck by a sudden squOll laSi
evening while OF Fawh bar buey cas-
Of peer Island, and three men Wort
drowned. Tho yacht contained n ilsh
inc marty, consisting Of tile skipper, hi
Lrothor, John W. johnson, Albert 7
Scott, Joseph Murphy and Charles IL
Skimmiugs,
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LEGAL NOTICES
TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Andrew J. IIAlaed and his
wife. Frances Halstsd. An.
mic II. Norris and her huB.
band, G g. Morris, aud
John s. Halsted, plaintiffs,
Jennie IIalSted, Eliza Ann
Bedilion and her husband, In Chaueery.
james Bedillon. Susan
Carskadon aud her huS.
hnnd John X CaraEaduu,
Warron IIRlsted and poI.
slblo unknown heirs OF War.
rem HNlsted, II he be dc.
ceased.
The defendants, aud particularly Warren
HalStod, II living, aud his unknown holrs and
distributes, II he be dead, Will take notice that
the dispositions Of John S. HGlSted and
William ErSRlne win be taken at tho
law office OF Erskine. & Allison, No.
1878 Market street In the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia. on Saturday, tho
10Th day OF August a. D 1893, between the
hours OF O'Clock u, IN. and O o'clock p. IN, In
tho above entitled clrsl, which Is pending In
the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia.
10 be road In evidence In sud cause on behalf OF
the plaintiffs; aud II from my cause the taking
OF said depoEitionS shall not be commenced. or
being commenced snail not be completed on
TINT day. the taking OF the same will be ad.
jonrnCd from time 10 time until completed.
(Slgned) EHSKlNE d ALLISON.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
WHEELING, w. VA, July IS, 1898. Iyl9.w
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE
-oY-
South Wheeling Real Estate.


BY virtue ota decd Of tlust made by William
:, Marsh, and !, j. hanh, his vile, To- me IS
trustee. dated December u, 1889. aud recorded
in tho otice OF the Clerk Of the County Court VI
Ohio county, West Virginia In Deed OF Trust
Book ~, page ilS, ! will sell at the north front
door OF the Court House OF said county on
THURSDAY. July "a, 1899,
beginning at 10 o'clock u. IN, the following real
estDte: being the north half % OF lot ten Q0) IN
square nine Coy in sprigg < Riichie'S addition 10
the city OF Wheeling III Ohio county, together
with the buildings thereon.
TERMS or SALE;-One-thlTd aud as much moro
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on tho day
Of sale and the residue IN Two eqpal installmeuS,
In one and two years, notes bearing interest FROM
tho day OF sale TO be given for the deferred in
Stallments. the title TO 10 retained until pay
ment Is made In full; and the purchaser Is also
TO tlSure'and keep satisfactorily Insured against
loss bY fire, for the benefit Of this trust. the
buildings on said half lot, to an amount Of not
less than $500. A.. J. CLARKE, Trustee,
&c, HRRYEY, Auctioneer le2TFThAs q
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WARDSBORO.

T. L. johnson and his daughter
Maud left here Friday morning to
make a short stop in Brattleboro, and
from there to Massachusetts to visit
Mr.. Johnson's children.
Mrs. +. d. Plimpton arrived home
Monday eve from visit to bel
daughter, Mrs. George Parker, in
Terra Haut, Ind, also has been in
Chicago, Boston and other places.
She has been gone nearly a months.
Frank Martin and wife are talking
of moving into Mrs. c. Harris
house. Mr.. Martin is driving team
for B. Beers.
VIM. Clark now has singing
school at West Wardsboro and ont
at Bucketville or Wardsboro Centre
A.