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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-22
oAs1pMMErlNG OVER.
Closing Services 'Yestcrdny-NIiss Wray'
Popularity.

Closing Services iYcStordny-Miss Wray's
Popularity.
The Moundsville campmeetings closed
yesterday at noon when Miss Wray id
dressed good audience at tho auditori-
UNI. Miss Wray made short farewell
talk in which she expressed her pleas
ure at being present at tho meetings
and hoped to come again next year. A
great many in the audience spoke and
II was tho unanimous sense OF the meet
ing that Miss Wray should DO invited
back ut tho next years meetings. Very
many also testified to ther being great
ly benefited by the meetings this year.
Miss Wray's friends presented her
with purse containing about'S42 at
tho close OF the meeting, which lasted
about two hours and a half and was well
attended and participated in by all on
the grounds who were able to get
there.
The entertainment OF the children on
the camp ground last evening was a
very interesting affair, and was attend-
cd by all who could get into the temple
or could hear and sec from the outside.
The programme consisted OF music, both
vocal aud instrumental, interpreted
with recitations. and at the close MIR. j.
w. Bodley made nice little talk to tho
children and on their behalf presented
their teacher with beautiful box as u
memento of the meeting.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
The Dehlor had q full house last
night
A. NJ. Grow, of Littleton, is Behlor
arrival,
A. L. Wardc, of Morgantown, is at tho
Mcclure.
George S. Eastman, OF Point Pleasant,
is at tho Bohler
J. 7. Clark, OF Charleston, registered
at the Mcclure yesterday.
W. II. Manning spont Sunday with
hia parents at Moundavillo.
P.B. Conn, editor Of tho steubenville
Herald, was down yesterday.
George NJ. Shook left yesterday after
noon OH visit to New York.
Louis Frobo il home from Mt. Glenn.
ems, much improved in health.
A. ]. Ankrom. of Shiloh, registered at
v tho Behler yesterday afternoon.
j, b. Parker, Of Long Roach, is in tho
city, and stopping at tho Bchler.
Prof. N. D. Heimick, Of tho GienviiIc
normal school. was hore yesterday.
Miss Fanny HutchinEs left yesterday
on an extended trip through Canada.
4. w. Myers has returned homo to
StpubenVille aitor spending his vacation
here.
j. ]. Calvert, O. p. Hoard and ]. IL.
IronCh, Of Ccrcdo, arc at tho Hotel
Bchlor n
Prof. H. o. Excel and vito camo up
from Moundsviiie yesterday and loft for
the Gust
Miss Sarah Scott, OF this city, ia visit.
ing Mrs. Sarah NanKirk, in Washing
ton county, Pa.
Charles Modur loft yesterday to Hpond
aiOw weolto with tho Kingasller fishing
club, At Long Reach.
Mrs. ]. 7. Rex and children, Of Mans.
field, o., arc visiting Mrs. I. H. Molllt
OIL South Market street.
s. 4. Jones, formerly o director Of the
Wheeling tuck factory, now Of Boston,
10 guoBt at tho Windsor
w. Il. stewart, Of SlstOrsyillo; g. D.
Smith, Of Middlobourne, and j. Alfred,
Of Marietta, are ut tho sLamm
, Yesterday pnrty lett Tor fow days
recreation at Old Orchard, out tho
crock. Thoy will camp, hunt and fish.
lu tho purity wOrO officer Creighton,
john w. SChUllhase, j. 4. Goodwin,
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Observation-Disclosures 0, Louisville 10.
Earned, Louisville 7. Errors, Q each.
Hits, 10 and Is. Pitchers, Mcmahon,
Mullan and Homming. Umpire, Ems
lie.
Observation-Disclosures s; st.
Louis 0. Earned. 4 and 3. Errors, 9
and5. Hits, 0andl3. Pitchers, Carsey
and Gleason. Umpire, Hurst.
Now York-New York 10, Cleveland
8. Earned, IL aud 9. Errors, 2 and 8.
Hits, Is and 0. Pitchers, Petty and
Cuppy. Umpire, Lynch.
MISUNDERSTANDING l, Cincinnati s,
Earned, and 4, Errors, and l. Hits,
and 70. Pitchers, Stein and Dryer.
Umpire, McCuadc.
Boston = ston-Pittsburgh game
postponed; rain.
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Howard wilkinson, ALI Davis, Franz
Stanton and Frank stamm.

Howard Wilkinson, ALI Davis, Frank
Stanton and Frank stamm.
Mrs. Ferree and little daughter, of
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting herpRrents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts, on Thir-
tenth street.
Thomas Barnard, of Buffalo, N. Y,
superintendent OF this division of the
Western Union lines, was here yester-
day on business.
Misses Alice ]. 0hley and Emma |.
Ohley, sisters OF eS-Secretary Ohley, OF
Falrmont, are here on shopping tour
They are ut the Windsor
J 3. Price, Of Williamstowni g. =.
Grier, Of Parkersburg, and W. II. Gil
lespie, OF Sistersville, are among yester-
days arrivals at the Behler.
Robert Anderson and wife returned
Yesterday from IN eastern trip, While
there Mr.. Anderson secured number
OF fine entries for the running races ut
the coming State Fair
Miss Daisy Hervey, a charming young
belle OF Wheeling, who has been the
guest Of her friend, Mrs. Louis Helms,
OF North Fourth street, returned home
to-day, after having spent a most de-
lightful visit -SteuJsnviRe Star.
Prof, ]. McHenry Jones has gotten
up very neatly printed little memorial
book to hia late wife, Carrie Harrison
Jones. II contains very fine half-tone
portrait OF her, tho sermon preached at
her funeral and the hymns there sung.
He ia sending IT to friends as u remem-
brance OF one who was widely admired
and beloved.
A portion OF the Mountain State
Cycling Club, headed by Capt Henry
Mahlke, OF Wheeling, rode up to this
city yesterday, and after viewing the
remains OF the recent fires, and having
an elegant time in general, returned,
leaving about 4 o'clock. Among those
who came up were Henry Mahlke,
William Lynch, Hal Hawkins, Jim
Smith, George Davis, Charles Mahlke,
Mox Mallke, Joe Srater and several
others.-Sieubenvik Star.
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The second week OF the Epworth Park
Assembly is starting out under favor
able circumstances. The weather con-
tinuea to be tho most pleasant possible
for the work OF tho assembly, Strangers
are continually arriving, and the hotel
and various boarding houses arc hay
ing large patronage The Worlds
Fair apparently has not inIeriered with
the attendance in the least. Nearly all
the preachers who went homo to fill
their pulpits on Sunday returned yes
terday, together with some who were
not here last week,
Yesterdays services were OF very
interesting character, Mathis at 6;2O
were in charge OF Mr. ]. Melvin Rich
ards. Mr., Richards ia the leading spirit
among the managers and the success OF
the lake is largely due to his untiring
effort TO purchase boats aud manage
them during the summer, DR.. Tho
burn conducted his farewell devotional
meeting at o'clock and his talk was
very helpful. He has made a host Of
friends during his short stay and all re-
greet his departure.
The Sunday school teachers normal
was led at9 o'clock by DIR. Eaton. The
talk was powerful discourse on "The
Central Character OF tho Bible" DR..
Eaton's popularity grows with every
service and large audiences greet him
whenever no speaks.
The morning talk was DR.. Giibert's
greatleclure on "rhe Bible and Science"
Dr. Gilbert proved that the investiga-
tions OF scientists were in perfect nc
cord with the record found in Genesis.
The lecture was illustrated by q large
chart hung on tho platform. Tho lee
ture was instructive and interesting
and was listened to by large audience.
The regular classes met during the
day. Tho classes are all making good
Roadway and the instructors are en-
couraged Mt tho outlook. DR.. Eaton'a
subject ut tho popular science hour was
"lhe Sun and the Son." Like all that
have preceded it, the lecture was q mas
terly effort. At 3 o'clock "Van, the
chalk talker," lectured on "A dream Of
lifc," to large and appreclatiVe audi
enco. Mr., Van Dc Venter is an artist
in more ways than one and his tasks are
always vol received. The chorus class
rehearsed at A o'clock under direction
Of Prof MGAIillen.
Tho evening prayer and praise service
was held Mt 6:45 o'clock and was in
charge OF Rev. D. W. Kingler, OF Cen
tervllle. The evening attraction was q
concert given by tho Ariel Sextetto.
The sextetto consists Of six Smith sis
ters. Their music delighted the large
audience and won for them hearty APP
plause. They appear again tonight
To.day's programme Is rich and attrac-
tive mud will. no doubt, please all.
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LOCAL BltEvrrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment Ia aud about
the City.

untter8 OF mluOT nlONheut ~ uuu oouuN
the City.
SMALL boys have great time now
rolling hoops around In the basin OF the
Paxton fountain.
On Sunday afternoon on Roymann's
hill, tho G. Mendel ball team defeated
the Anton Reymann, ir., team.
GEORGE LAMBERT, OF Sherrard, wrecked
his driving cart and hurt himself yes
terday while driving up Bogg's run.
LAsrnight the Trela club, OF the South
Side, gave select ball at Rtedel's hall,
for which Kilmyerfurnished the music.
A CERTAIN dealer has out q sign,
"lIome Rased watermelons." And a
wagon is making tho rounds marked,
"Higieine lee"
THIEVES entered tho South Side saloon
OF 6. W. Grub Sunday night and stole
about 81 50 from tho money drawer.
There is no clue.
TIE Jefferson Iron Company has an
advertisement in the Steubenville pa'
pers for nailers, as it is the intention
to Start up the factory pretty soon.
TIE George X. MlcNIechon & Sons Co.
lost valuable truck horse yesterday
from inflammation OF the stomach.
There is an unusual amount OF equine
illness reported just now.
Work was in progress yesterday on
tho telephone ditch running diagonally
from the north side OF Sixteenth street
at Chapline to the south side opposite
tho alley cast of the city building.
JOSEPHINE BOYD OF Tenth street, was
arraigned before U. S. Commissioner
Campbell yesterday on a charge OF SELL
ing beer without u government license,
and was held for court in 5000 bail. She
gave bond.
TIE Ohio Valley Farmer will appear
on Thursday enlarged to eight pages,
and changed in name to Ohio Valley
Farmer and Labor Journal. The pub
fishers will remain as before, while j.
II. Burt will be added to the staff.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record u decd made July IL, 1885. by
Mary ]. Carney to tho Wheeling Hos
pitaI, for 5000, lot 9 square "a, on the
south side OF Thirteenth street. on
which is now located st. Johns Home
for Boys.
TIE largest shipment of pipe ever
sent out was made last week at the Riv-
erside tube works. 1t Is automatically
stated that the plate mill will resumein
about week, and the other depart.
ments as soon US they can be put in
good shape.
CHARLES NEuMANN's little girl was
seized with bad case OF bleeding at
the nose while playing on tho public
building square yesterday, and tho
flow oil blood was stopped with diff
Guilty. She was so weak from the
effects that she could scarcely walk.
TIE steubenville Gazette says: Joseph
Nicholson, who is foreman over the
Nicholson glass furnace. being built in
Wheeling, spent Sunday in the city
with his family. All glass factories are
adopting the Nicholson furnaces which
require careful watching in construc.
ton.
LOWE appears to DO as ubiquitous us
o disembodied spirit. A man who came
from Wheeling saw him there on
Thursday night. Another man saw
him in Steubenvile and several Others
saw him hero on Saturday night. Still
no has not captured anyone.-StsuJen-
pilIC Herald.
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Special Dbpa!ch to he Altelgsae;r
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 9l.-The
following pensions have been issued to
West Virgiuians;
Increase-Thomas W. McCleland,
John Il. Carricco, John uagerman, Lew
is Robbins.
Original widows, &c.-Margaret J,
Crow, Jane Ann Delaney, Emma &.
Aassler, Carolina Montandon, Sarah X.
Brown, minors OF Bazel Leroy Brooks,
Rachael Littleton.
OrlginaI-Virginius Wilson, Peter Cas-
sell, Marshall NJ. Erwin, Charles Little
ton, deceased, Allen r. Parsons, Mich
ael 0hlihger. ,.
Reissuo-John X. Swami, William o.
Bennett, Josiah Nuttor.
Acknowledgements II. Holdrcth.
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Calamity MowlOrs Meet,

Special bppaleh 70 me nRsllQtnSsr+
SUTTON, W. Va. August 2l.-Atter
much drumming and advertising the
1892 Democratic annex, or the Popu-
Lists, assembled in the court house here
to-day.
IS. il, Peirsol, OF ParkersburE, was the
orator. Tho audience consisted oil
fourteen men and u boy, The business
men played Croquet, and a Democrat
remarked, when asked to so and hear
the speech, that he had calamity
enough and some to spare. Free silver
and free trade orators arc below par in
BraXton county.
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TEN DAYS Ar THE wonLD'sFAIR.
Excursion to Chicago from Wheeling via
Pennsylvania Lines, September 2.

Excursion TO Chicago from Wheeling vim
Pennsylvania Lines, September 2.
Excursion tickets to Chicago at one
faro for the round trip ISL 00) for
adults and one.half the excursion ratio
for children under - years Of age, will
be sold by tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Saturday, September 2, for trains leav-
ing Wheeling Mt $3.50 a. M, tclty time)
arriving at Chicago Union Passenger
Station at 0;16 p. m. Train will stop at
South Chicago, Grand Crossing and
Englewood to discharge passengers and
baggage. These stations arc in tho
vicinity Of tho Worlds Fnir Grounds
and convenient to hotels and boarding
houses. Returning, tickets will DO
valid In coaches OF any regular train
scheduled to stop at destination, loav.
ing Chicago before midnight Of Tues.
day, September l9.
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A MAD DoG AT LARGE.
Several CANNES bitten ut AIIngo JunetIC
Action OF Authorities.

Several CANNES bitten at Minso Junction
Action of Authorities.
Special DipGteh TO he hpeligeaen
sTEUBENynLE, o., August 2l.-Mayor
Long, Of MingO Junction, has called a
special session OF council for this even
ing to take measures to provide against
possibilities oilurthor danger from the
bites of mad dogs. Several days ago q
dog passed through the town exhibit,
ing evidences Of hydrophobia. OF
course people scattered at the cry "mad
dog" but several venturesome dogs
were bitten, One OF them, belonging
to William Bryson, died last night
from the effects, after several days OF
agony, A heller belonging to Charles
Otte, which was bitten at the same
time us tho Bryson Dog, became mad
Yesterday, and it was found necessary
to shoot her to-day. The other dogs
that were bitten are still at large.
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nnntlnrtnn Notes.

Special Dtpaick 70 Nv Mtligalca,
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, August 2l.-On
Sleepy Greek, near Hurricane, twenty
five miles east OF here, Walter Roberts,
OF this city, stabbed Ed. Thompson in
the abdomen, last Saturday night, ut u
picnic. Roberts escaped and Thompson
is in n serious condition.
Mrs. Lena Hairless became suddenly
insane yesterday evening and attempted
to kill her little child. She is now in
mil.
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TnosR who soil good pure articles Of
food always win custom. Hundreds
OF grocora who soil tho Wheeling Bak.
ory's Broad have more than doubled
thor trado OH that staff Of lilo. Tho
people appreciate good article and all
want the Wheeling Bakery's Broad.
Thcro IA a rod soal on each loaf.
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Instant relief experienced aud Il per.
inanUnt euro by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy In tho world--0Lto's
Cure for throat and lung diseases. Why
will you continue 10 irrltato your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., soleagcnt,
will furnish you FREQ sample bottle OF
this grOat guaranteed relnedyp Its
success ID simply wonderful, as your
druggist will toll you. Otto's euro Is
now sold IN every town and villngo on
this continent Samples FREQ. Largo
bottles zoo. y
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stumbling OF tho Clubs.

Dr. d. M. WooLLEY, Atlanta, Ga, is
meeting withphenomenal success in tho
treatment of 0pium.and Whisky habits.
Patients need not leave homo or bust.
ness while under treatment. II inter-
ested write to DR., Woolley, for his
valuable book. TuGs
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you have house something to sell or trade want
buy anything want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. have found lost any
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out with amount at the rate of cent per for
first insertion and oneha per word for each subsequent s
tlon to THE INTELLlGENCER, No 27 Fourteenth street Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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ncnuryo AgellL. Arproyol.
cla Dispatch 10 tie A,tclligMccr

6ptcIW UIsFUlcN % UFl 4UIEUE1tUUU'
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 2l.-The
comptroller OF the currency has APP
proved tho-Fifth National Bank Of Gin
cinnati as a reserve agent for the First
National Bank at Ceredo, and Drovers
and Merchants National Bank OF Bal.
timoro for the First National Bank at
Piedmont.
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postmnster Appointed.


Special Dispatch to The LleLltgenccr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 2l.-Post-
masters appointed: v. Mulvano, Fayotto
county; J. Il. Gwinn vice W. L. Gwinn
resigned; Moores, Tyler county, P, b.
Mcintyre vlce j, I. Ingram removed;
Uniontown, Wetzol county, John La
vello, vice William Lee resigned.
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PROPOSALS,

NOTICE
All persons wishing 10 bid upon the con,
strticliOn OF tho extension OF tho W0st Virginia
Agricultural Experiment Station Will tud tho
plnns aud specifications III tho hands
OF Prof lOhn H.. Johnston. Of Morgan.
town, W, Va, Col. g. L. Smith, OF Fair.
in0nt, ". Va aud lion, j. II gommervlliO
Wheeling, W. Va. Sealed bids for the CON
BtrnCtl0ii Of tho whole building, or for parts
thereof, as indicated by tho specifications, Will
bO received
Smith Friday. August IL, 1879, ut | o o'clock y IN
The committee reserves the right 10 reject
all bids should II nppear that II Will DO " the
advantage OF tho University 10 do ~.
= BY THE COMMITTEE
MonoANrowH. ". VA. Augnst lO ls0a nlli
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Excursion to Worlds Fair vim Is. s o. II.
II, SATURDAY,, August 70.

h' shturuhy, august So'
On the above date tho Baltimore &
Ohio Company will soil excursion tick
OTIS from Wheeling to Chicago at Sll for
tho round trip. Tickets Nre good re-
turning on all regular trains to aud in.
Guiding September A.
For further particulars soc small bills.
Excursion train leaves Wheeling at
$3.50 p. IN. aud arrives at Chicago at7:3O
the next morning.
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S ALE.

Two nicely located lots in nclVcdero Addition.
s3lh each.
lug, sl,S0O.
House OF four rooms, Eighteenth street slOn
Three houses, MOyston street cheap s29M
House Of three rooms, Twelfth street s3jJ
House, Srooms, Sixteenth street, In good con-
dltiOn $500,
House, 4 rooms. Twelfth street, lot35xlOo feet
500
Corner 4 lot, Woods street, Centre WhColins.
The best business properly In BnlvIllo,
eight rooms, store room ana good stable on
easy terms Good reasons for selling,
Three lots, JOXlOJ feet. FllRn. White GALA
gher's addition 500 each, ,., ...,
$40 Sl'O' : '''''l' '''a ''''''' '''SN
Three lots in Park View, cheap
OnO'haIt lot, MCColloch street, Centte Wheot
ing. 500. ,.-.. A.,
Fine suburban property two miles FROM M
city. i've mlnutUS walk from motor ltn0 new
with all mOdntn improvements Cheap
Lots on Caldwel'S run $50 each.
Fine Farm OF li3 ncrOS on National ROAD uIui
miles east OF city on easy terms
House. 10 rooms Fifteenth street, With MOD
Crn improvements
iiotlse. Broomj, Sixteenth street SOD
House, / rooms TwCnty.thlrd street otsh
House. 7 rooms North Market street, So
Business property on Market street aI n'4v'
ate price.
Lots at east end OF TwJutY.thI,d stro'; %
Gasy terms A..
ono OF tho beN Misunderstanding si!oI N mo
City fronting OH two raIlrDllI
$500 $1,000, st,2oO $500 and sjo9jto ioaaoa
city real estate
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OH things madc now again, and this
time II Is tho Wheeling Bakory's Corn
Meal Bread. This is the purest, cheap
est and best food on earth. Havc you
tried it2
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE.

by virtue OF decd Of trust made by John A.
Farley and Annie Farley. his wife, to tho I'M
dcrsgnCd trustee. dated the 18th day OF August,
In the year 1892, and recorded In the Clerks
Office Of tho County Court Of Ohio county, in
tho State OF West Virginia, In deed OF trust
book No. 3S, folio 45. will on
TUESDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D. 1893, beginning at 10 O'Clock n. IN. on sud
day Ut the north front door OF the Court House
OF said Ohio county, IN the city Of Wheeling,
soil nj public auction 10 tho highest and best
city, or 50 much thereof us may be necessary TO
pay the debt secured by said deed OF trust nnd
the expenses pertaining to the execution OF tho
trust created thereby, that is to say: The south
quarter OF lot numbered thiry.oight (Ss), 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 Virginia, called Centre
Wheeling, IN the addition TO said city known us
the Chnplne aud Eof's addition 10 the said
city, and bounded and described In said deed d
trust as follows. Viz: Beginning ut tho south.
cast corner Of said lot number rs OIL tho west
line OF Min street; thence with Main street
HeFthwardly about sixteen feet six inches to
the centre OF tho brick division wall OF tho tone
ment erected on tho property hereby conveyed;
thence woytwardly through the centre Of the
said brick division wall and at right angles With
Main street ind by said centre limo extended
about ono hundred md twenty-five feet 10 the
alley In the rcar OF tho said lot; thence south.
w@Elly with the western boundary line Of the
said lot number IS about sixteen feet six inches
TO the north boundary line Of lot number 81 Of
the said addition, aud thence by said last named
line to the place Of beginning. together with all
the buildings lnd improvements upon said par.
col OF ground. Also the undivided one.hnli OF Il
strip or parcel Of lot numbered thirty.seYGn GU
Of tho said addition, 0dlolnlng tho property
above described fronting nhout three ie0t III
width on Main street, and extending bRck
westwardly OF even width with snid front about
sixty feet, aud to be held, used aud enjoyed by
the occupants Of tho tenement erected on tho
north half OF snid lot number ~ and by
tho occupants Of tho tonomUnt erected upon tho
south quarter ot sud lot nilmber IS 0S 1u alley
or passage IN common. Tho title 10 tho property
hufCby advertised TO DO sold Is believed 10 DO
good. but selling rs trustee, | shall only convey
such title us Is vested In inc BY the decd OF trust
aforesaid.
THRMs or sALg:-onothird and as much
moro ~ the purchaser mny elect to pay, cash In
hand. tho balAuGO III two equal inatalments Mt
ono and two yOnrs respectively, With inter.
est from tho day OF sale, the purchaser to ElyO
his negotiable pr0msSory. note for each install
meut, secured by decd Of trust on tho property.
GEORGE u. CALDWELL,
Trustee,
WIN H. 1tALLER. Auctloneor. AUS
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AT EPWORTH PARK.
Another Interesting Day at the
Home Chautauqua,
THE WEATHER CONTINUES IDEALIC.

A Feature This Season is that tho At
tendance is Not Decreased by the
Worlds gaiF-liow tho Day WINS
Spent on the beautiful Grounds
Yesterday-To.day's Programme
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30 not forget tho fnot that tho plnoO to
have your Watch, Clock nnl JOwclry rO.
paired Is ut W. II, ObbEtfS,
South end MARKET Street bridge.