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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
The Western Conservatory OF Music
Kansas CITY Mo, 18th Year.

Incorporated aud Chartered.
Ms. u. Hays having been rec1tnmen ded to tls bN
such high aIll horties DR.. VIM Mason. VI
Bowman J W Metcalf and others, being IA
thorough and peteut teacher of Piano and The
CRY our board OF directors have engaged her as an
associate teacher, with headquarters ~ Wichita.
We vii! open a summer Normal School IA wichita
June list Any person passing the examination CIV
en- by Mrs D. HAYS VIII be @utti led TO certificate
OF proficiency from oYr conservatory, FOR terms
and further particulars enquire of Ms, ID. Rays,
l6-i7 Biting Block.
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Andrew Johnson of Burton was in the
city yesterday, doing business.
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kEJ Y0DH 60 T OBJ
lTA " = ~lLN - | @lTE.

Are you looking for a snapo If SO,
hurry around to Cash Hendersons Saturday
morning and get a box containing three
pairs OF Smith & Angels finest quality of
celebrated Hose, which everyone knows are
absolutely fast black, for One Dollar. Hose
which are considered cheap at 6oc a pair
There are onl y 400 boxes, 50 come early.
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WICHITA CHiLD HOWE.

WICHITA. Kan, May 4, 1898
Financial secretary's report for the year
ending April &, 1888
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POSTAGE STAMPs.
PERSONALS.

Parties desiring can purchase postage
aamps in the counting room of this office.
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Mrs. G. +. RtMsEN, Treasurer.
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RECEIPTS.
EXPENSES

NARY ". BUCkNER, financial Sec.
Treasurers report for the year ending
April 6, 1893.
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j. F.. Ruth, Newton. was registered a
the Manhattan last night.
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HOODS Fills -. easily set lgursgtly a
essese4.i,. o. - .ysE AZ bo~s.s- 49,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Zig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will no'
accept any substitute if offered.
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A PECULIAR CASE.

Sexton Dean and E4.se1tOn HIror Figure
Ia tho Courts
A very peculiar case will come up this
evening in Justice Gillespy's court, the
history Of which is as follows: Charles
lIizer who is an ex-sexton OF the city
cemetery, went out to the Peninsula
buryiug ground to sod lot belonging
to friend who was too poor to do this
work. Chester Dean, the present SEX
ton, refused to allow Hlzer to do the
soiding, saying that he was not the
owner OF the lot and had no right
there. IIizer assured Dean that he was
authorized by his friend to fix up the
lot but still Dean would not agree, and
a. last the two came to blows, with
the result that Hizer was badly done
no, lIizer came to town and had q
warrant sworn out for Deans arrest,
This was done, but Dean was allowed
TO 90 on his own recognizance. The
case will come up for agument before
Justice Gillespy this evening, and the
defendant will be represented by Mr..
S. 0. Boyce. 1t will be then decided
whether the owner OF cemetery lot
has right to have work done on it.
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ter estimates the cost OF making the
complete system OF sewerage at $O2,'
236,S9.
The lawn iete given last night by
Miss Belle McSwords was largely 9t'
tended and was very enjoyable affair
An entertainment will be given At
tho Aipnnerchor hall to-nighsby Stand
ard Council, Jr, D, U. A. NJ,
Rev. II, n, Campbell, who, has been
quite sick in Washington, d. o., Te'
turned yesterday morning
George Collins was called to Portland
last night by the dangerous illness OF
his mother,
Miss Mamie Aldredge, OF Macomb,
Ills, is the guest OF Miss Kate Greer.
Internal Revenue Collector s, +. Dean
came in from GAINESVILLE last night.
To-day being Grocers' Day, all the
grocery stores will be closed,
Ed Arbaugh will return next week
from st. VinCenps college,
Next Sunday will be old peoples day
in the NJ, L. church,
Dean Hartnedy, Of stepbenville, was
here last evening.
Miss Grace Rainey returned to Cleye-
land yesterday
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NOTES on NAVIGATION
stagC OF Water and Movements OF Boat
Tho River Interests.

stngc OF Water and Movements OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The Ben Hur, for Parkersburg,
cleared at 1880 a, IN.
The Lizzie Bay passed down for
Charleston at p. III. yesterday, ten
hours Behind time. She had very
nice start from above, and added con.
siderable here.
Through river passenger traffic will
now be virtually suspended until there
is more water. This is felt heavily by
tho Pittsburgh Cincinnati line, which
had worked up u nice through eXcur-
sion and Worlds Fair trade.
The speedy Iron Queen pretty nearly
broke the record between Cincinnati
and Marietta. She Lett Cincinnati Mon.
day evening at 8 o'clock and reached
Marietta yesterday at noon, a run OF
205 miles, In forty hours, which, taking
into consideration stops, low water, and
going up stroam, 10 very fast.
Out Of all the boats usually schod.
ued for Thursday II can only DO said
with certainty that the Courier will
leave rs scheduled, ut 1880, for Par.
kursburg. The Bedford may 10 to
Pittsburgh II there Is enough water, but
IL Is not certain. Tho AMMO Laurie
should bO hero from zunosvillo, for
Pittsburgh, come time to-day.
Tho river at this point continues to
fall. and last evening was down to 4
foot, fall Of 0 inches In twonty.iour
hours. Tho low water has begun to DO
felt by the packet lines, in fact nearly
all OF tho boats arc thrown out by II.
Tho Iron Queen was expected lip from
Cincinnati last night at midnight, and
II is supposed that sho will not attompt
to 60 through to Pittsburgh, and will
probably turn tracks and make Us fast
ns possible for Cincinnati and her
summer h0rbor
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rnnY woNr cELERRArE.

u,. Patriotic SONS Of America snub the
-" Columbian Fourth
II there was one society or organiza'
.an that was confidently counted on to
ontor into the spirit Of the coming
ColpmbIan Fourth Of July celebration
and cooperate cordially with the pro-
motors to make it success, especially
a, rerords the big street demonstration,
!, wa. the Patriotic Sons OF America.
Tbe news that the organization has
o,nrluIed to take itself aud its members
on, NJ The city on that glorious day, and
v" practically snub Wheeling's cele-
b I""I will be received with surprise
by most people. Still, the celebration
The committee having tho matter in
charge met last evening in Squire W,
" Rogers's office on Chapline street
AND by an unanimous vote decided that
,bcy would go in n body to steubenville,
and take part in the celebration OF o
Dis,er lodge. An INTELLlGENcER man
Jaw ope OF the members OF the com.
,1t and he thus explained the re.
ipsaI Of the society to participate In the
Columbian. Fourth; "For a number Of
vcars we have attempted to observe tho
Tourth in Wheeling in fitting manner,
and always invited other organizations
=" ioin with us, but we have always had
IN celebrate by ourselves. We also up.
nroached business men to help US out
On the expenses, but were received with
yebuas. We have therefore concluded
lint wo will take no part in the coming
celebration here.
1t is sad
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
clubs this morning:
NLoUNDsvILLE.
a Miscellaneous Molangc of Minor Matters
from NInrshall's Metropolis.

IuHl
Prosecuting.Attorney Parsons, ]. L.
HOOton, Esq, aud Captain B. B. Dove
ner went down to franklin yesterday
to view tho scene OF the Altman muir.
der Col. Hooton will assist in pro-
scouting old man Yoho and Captain
Dovenor will defend him.
The children of Mr.. w. L. Manning
were playing under the grape arbor,
when they became very badly fright
ened by large snake. Mrs. Manning
dispatched tho reptile with hoe. 1t
proved to DO black snake and meas
ured five feet in length.
Tho Moundsville Turtle Club beat oil
former records yesterday by capturing
ninc turtles, the largest OF which
weighed over twenty-five pounds. Cap
tain John Schumacher led the gang
that made the big catch,
Mrs. L. G. Medcratt, who has been
the guest of Mrs. S. W. Matthews, left
Monday for Terre Hauto, Indiana,
where shO will visit friends before re-
turning to her homo in Bridgeport,
connecticut,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. McCus5ey will
90 to Cameron to-day to attend tho
marriage OF Mr.. McUusboy's sister,
Miss May McCuibey to DR., G. L. Hut.
crimson.
Ahorao ran away with Thomas Flem.
ing r., last evening, upsetting the
wagon and bruising the young man up
severely
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Laing, Mr.. and
Mrs, J, d, Burlcy, Mr.. ]. M. Booth and
son, Albert, loft for Chicago yesterday.
Miss Jessie Hornbrook, Of New Mar.
'lnsylIle, is visiting friends here.
Mrs, D. l., LOWS and sou, of Stoubcn-
VILE, are visiting friends here.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES,
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
City Of Wheeling Real Estate !

by virtue OF a decree OF tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, made on the 9Th day OF May, 1893
In the sni. In chaneery OF John Charles Fremont
FTecSe V. George W. Fraese and others VIC shall
as special commissioners appointed thereby, pro.
coed to sell at public auction at the north front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 2sTH DAY OF JUNE 1897,
at 10 o'clock ~, tho following PARCELS OF land
in the City OF Wheeling, OF which tho late Isaac
FTeese died aelIed;-
corner OF Chapllne and fwenEy'lourth streets
aud having a front on the west side OF ChApllne
street extending southwardlY from Twenty,
fourth street 10 the liue Of william AubeF, and
extending wGstWardlY by an equal width TO an
alley In the rear Of said lots; and having on the
front part erected a two'story double brick
dwelling house, and on the rear part, two'slory
double trumo dwelling house, ,,,.,
,. Parts Of lots II and IS In Eoh's addition to
the City OF Wheeling, fronting IS feet inches
on tho south side Of TWenty,fourlh street, and
having thereon erected brick cottage dwelling
house, Said paris Of loH have depth, Of lO0
feet subject to private alley in the rear, being
subdivision OF the plat referred 10 In the deed
OF Allison and Peck conveying tho same 10
Charles and KetuTah Walt
g. The south half Of lot 8, In square 2 IN the
town OF South Wheeling, on the west side OF
Chapline street In the Eighth ward OF said city
and
4, Lot In square Of the subdivision Of tho
Joseph Caldwell estate fronting on tho west slda
OF Chapline street and having thereon erected
two,siory double brick dwelling house.
Said commissioners arc by Said decree
authorized to subdivde any OF sud several par
cells Of land and to sell them respectively rs a
whole, or In parcels, as they may deem host Tor
the parties in interest; aud saldland will be sold
In Sucn parcels
TERMS OF SALE:-one-third aud as much more
Us the purchaser or purchasers may elect cash In
hand; aud the residue In two equal ipstallmOnti
IN nine aud eighteen months tom the day Of
sale; the credit ipStRllmens to hear interest
from the day OF sale, 1.-The purchasers resneet'
lively 10 give their notes Tor tho dnerrel iDS'all'
mGnts; and whore the properly sold has thereon
any buildings or improvements tho purchaser
IN addition must insure and keep insured ngRluat
loss By fire, for the benefit OF the said comlnS'
sioners the said buildings and improvements 20
an amount equal 10 ut least twO'thrdS Of the
unpaid purchase money aud the title To DO 70.
tanned until tho further order OF tho court
A. ], CLARKE
GEORGE W. ATKINSON,
Special Commissioners,
J. G. HERvEY, AuctlOnoer.
l, John W. Mitchell Clark Of tho Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, certify that bond and security
has been given by said commissioners US required
by law, md the said decree of sRle.
jo7.MwAF JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk.
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DUBLIO SALE
Real gstatptn Wheeling and. Elm G10ga.

Charles II. Moore { Co.
vs. In ChAncory.
Patrick D. Carroll and others.
In Pursuance OF decree made on the 81 day
oiJunn, 1893 by tho Circuit Cont for Ohio coul,
~ III tho above entitled cause, the undersigned,
appointed special commissioner iorThe purpose,
SATURDAY, JULY s, 1898,
commencing at 10 O'Clock Il m. ut the north
front door OF tho Court House Of Ohio county
West Virginia, sell Gtpubllc auction 70 the high
est and best bidder the two pieces OF properly
hereinafter described. that isto say:
/, That portion Of the lotor portion OF ground
in the City OF Wheeling, W. Va, lying ut and
near the poiut OF intersection OF John street
tnOw Sixteenth street, and South street, which
lies west OF a foundation wall running from the
John street line to the line OF South street
through the building occupledby James a. Car.
roll on February %, 1871, as o marble shop and
Saesroom, and bounded as follows: Beginning
~ the pointof intersection Of John street NOV
Sixteenth street. and South street. In Square
Humber Eight (S) in that part OF said Cltyi
thence running eastwardly along the line OF
John street (now Sixteenth street, thirty.ono (3l)
feet to the center OF the foundation wall above
referred to; thence running along the confer OF
OF Market street southwardly 10 the line Of South
street; thence westwardlv along tho line OF
South street TO tho place Of beginning, together
with all aud singular the appurtenances aud
her6dltaments thorGunto belonging or In any
2. A certain piece Of land In tho town OF Elm
Grove, Ohio county West VirginlG, bounded as
follows: Beginning at u stake IN tho line OF Law
erty GrIer's lot and at the southeast corner OF ].
NJ Buffers lot; thence with said Buffers line
ENTHUSIASTICALLY one hundred, aud twenty (l20l
feet TO the southwesterly side OF u sixteen'ieet
alley or roadway; and with said roadway north
thlrty.four and thrce-fourihs $40 degrees east
sixty tG0 feet 10 stake; thence running south.
eaStw0rdy and parallel with said Buffers line
aud sixty feet at right angles thereirom one hun
bred and eleven and one'hllt QllIO feet 10
stake In said Grier's line thence with gaid
Griers line to the beginning, II being known as
lot number three 10y on tho plat OF lots laid out
by LoulSa KimminS and John l. KmminS her
husband, aud Mary Kimmins.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-thlrd OF tho purchase
money aud as much more US the purchaser may
elect cash In hand. the residue IN equal INSTALL
m0uts ~ nine and eighteen months respectively
fro Ia the day Of sale the purchaser TO give notes
for tue deferred lnstallments OF purchase money,
with interest from tho day OF sale, secured BY
decd OF trust on the property sold. with policies
ofinsurance against fire on the buildings thereon,
to the satisfaction Of the s9l9 commiEalon.
W. I. HUBBARD.
Special Commissioner.
W. II. HALLER, Auctloneer.
hereby certify that bond and security Inns
been given Us required by law by W. +. Hub.
bard, the special commissioner In the above en-
titled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
les Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
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MARTINS FERRY.
"ap' nnd Mlsliaps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

VIZ ""W NAhnWpA III tnO thriving Olty
Across the River.
Mrs Mary Pinkorton, uu aged and no.
sspccIed woman residing corner Of
county road ind Vino street, died last
evening after All illness OF two months.
cue was aiNty.six years old Tho sur.
yElhg children arc James, William,
dohn Michael, Mrs. William Morton
ana Mrs. Ed Cline, Mrs. Stratton, q
,sEtor Of tho deceased, who has been at
ner bedside, returned only on Monday
10 Salem.
The work Of putting up the drinking
iW9ultain on tho corner Of Fourth and
walnut streets, purchased by the "Y's,"
was commenced yesterday
Mrs u, Il. Davis, OF Kansas, who has
Poem visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S G. W.
Morrison, loft yesterday to visit other
relatives in West Virginia.
Robert Blarkiord will have charge OF
INC office ut tho belmont brick and tile
works In tho absence Of A. q. Shaver,
tho secretary.
There was q small tlro at tho residence
o. y, y McComb on Broadway yostor-
uoy The department WIS not called
:, walnut street will DO seworod from
Eou''h TO Ninth street. Engineer Pot
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BASE BALL
The First -Four Clubs Change Positions.
Louisville Wins Game.

The First -Four Clubs Change Positions.
Louisville Wins Game.
There was grand change among the
four leaders in tho league race yester-
day. Philadelphia by waIloping Pitts
burgh sent the erstwhile leader to
fourth place, while the Quakers stepped
over the mangled remains OF the Pr
tatcs into third position. Brooklyn
takes the lead with Boston q close Sec
ond. Tho sensation Of the day was the
victory of the Louisville team over
Washington. They may catch Chicago
yet. Following aro the scores;
Boston, IL; ST. Louis, TO- New York,
lj Chicago, II. Brooklyn, A; Cleye.
land, 2. Louisville, O.; Washington s.
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburgh, 8. This
game was won in the first inning. With
The buses full Boyle, of the "Quakers,"
hit Tor home run. Cincinnati, z; Bal
imOre, 8.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Following is tho standing of the
clubs this morning.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALB.


BARGAINS.
The property at 1900 Jacob street, has five.
roomed house aud ground, room enough for
two more houses, for $l,45O.
Seven,roomed dwelling with large grounds
on Wheeling avenue Glendale, for 5000
L0TS-Your last chance to get splendid
South Front street 50.foot front lot for $1,000
No better location on the Island,
Lot CT feet front on North York street, oppo'
site Captain Princes residence, s?,760
Good lots on high ground desirable location
on tho Island from 500 to 800
Pleasant Valley, $3.50 for lot 0lSS00.
Elegant residence lot at WoodSdalo.
Caldwell Run lots, 60xljO $3.50
BELVEDERE LOTS
am solo agent At low figures Long time
or for cash, FIity.three cents per week will buy
agood lot
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RoLr & ZANE have McMcchon lots oil
sale from first owners, Sl75 up, on easy
terms. Call at 1927 Market street Tel.
ophone 6BO.
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READ sTirEL's "nd." to-day


Wo have Just received Il full ussort.
mont OF Low Shoes for ladies In all tho
latest stylOs, l. V, BLOND,
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State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio, 49,: In
the Circuit Court OF said county
Sarah Griffin and others
Stewart Millgnn and others.
BY virtue OF decree entered in said Court In
the above entitled cause on the 23d day Of May,
1893, tho undersigned special commissioner Will
sell Mt public auction, on what Is known us the
william Milllgan farm. two and one'halt miles
southeast Of Roney's Point, In Ohio county,
West Virginia on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1898,
commencing Mt iOoclock a. M, tho following
described r0al estate. situated In tho district OF
TrIadolphiA, Ohio county West Virginia. and
adjoining lnnds Of James Orr and Others, aud
bounded ms follows: Beginning ut Il blpck wal.
nut. hickory aud white oak; thence south 60
east 1853 poles 10 q spanish oak by branch;
thence south 70' cast 100 poles to black oak in
the original limo: thence south 25o enst 10 plle,
TO dogwood md ash; thence north 76o westlGO
poles to white OAK; thence north lS' wost ~
poles TO o red OAK; thence north SO. west 100
poles to sugar trco. thence north o. west "
poles to tho place OF beginning, and containing
one hundred md thrty,0nn acres, lnoie or less.
TERMS or SALE:--One.thitd OF tho purchaso
money cash IN hand md rs much more as tho
purchaser may elect to pny, aud tho balance IN
Two equal annual instNllmonts at one mud two
yeSrs, with lntCrcs: FROM, day Of sale, the pnr'
chGyer glVlngh Is notes with good personal seoul
rlty for the deferred payments, interest on tho
SECOND deferred nstnllmcntt to be paid annually.
Title TO said property TO be retained Until II Ia
paid for. W, N, punLAl,
That bond with security Us required by law
and the decree Of said court has been given Wy
said special commissioner Is hereby certified,
"" 3So '''' ''' Join " MITCHELL. Clerk
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the time to mako your arrangements
for tic Worlds Fait Parties Visiting Chicago
cau secure superior private boarding NJ 22ll
tho city for Worlds Fair purposes One block
from illluoig Central road, that takc YOU TO
either Of the four entrances to tho grounds, Same
distance from cable fnnd, anu three blocks from
elevated road II IL tho nncst residence portion
1.-THE city, Tho advantages nt0 many aY cou'
pntod to the Immediate vlcnliyOl tic Worlds
Fair tot jackson Park whore everything Il Oi
necessity crude made only for tlo occasion
room and number Of people occupying them.
Comfortably furnished Apartments IN the nnnOx
at somewhat reduced rnleA
Table nOundinily supplied With the very best
the market AFFORDS Meals quietly aud promptly
Mrs H. W. LIST
IairthAS Nv 22ji Calumet Ave, chicdgoi Ill
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BARGAINS In Silk Umbrellas. See our
special numbers at 81 90 aud 81 50.
j. s. RnopEs 4 Co.
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FOR RENT.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of three deeds OF trust madc by Will.
INN Hamilton aud LOTTO Hamilton his Vile 10
me ns trustee, the first dated April II, 1855, re.
corded IN the olico Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, we't Virginia. In Decd Of
Trust Hook No, 81, pngO |, the second dated July
0. 1898, recorded III snld clerks OflCo IN Deed Of
Trust Hook No. a. pago 100, the third datCd Aug.
ust q, 1890 recorded In said clerks ofco In Decd
Of Trust Hook No, Il, page q, | will Eoll NJ tho
north front door OF tue Court House Of said
county on
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio IS. In
the Circuit Court ofsaid county.
Sarah Griffin and others
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W. II. HALLER, Auctloneer.
thereby certify that bond and security Inns
been given as required by law by W. p. Hub.
bard, the spGcial commissioner In the above en-
titled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
les Clork Circuit Court Ohio County.