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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-06

Col + +. James Of New Haven, Conn.,,
was in the city Monday on.business. Col.
James is the publisher Of the New Haven
Palladium. This was his first visit to the
State Of Maine. He was warm admirer
of the late Mr.. Blaine and took special
pains during the few hours that he was in
the city, to visit the Blaine mansion on
State street. Col. james 10 Pennsylvan-
ian by birth but he has warm spot in his
heart for New England, over which he has
travelled quite extensively, and he almost
forgets business in speaking of the New
England people he has met and bis impres-
lions Of the communities he has visited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-06

Miss A. F. Fuller, cashier of the Union
station cafe, has resigned to ac,eps posi-
tion in the office of the Maine Farmer
Portland Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-06

mfr. E. Gilbert, who is very i'll at his
home on Middle street. East side, was re-
ported to be slightly better, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-06

The sad news reached the Journal this
morning that A. J. Hall passed away 1t
2.l5 Tue day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-06

Augusta lodge A. 0. U. W., No. G3, re-
c.ived two applications Monday evening
and initiated six candid ,tes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-06
Do You Want Money?

Ladies make II e,sily Introducing our prepare
tons. Pure and elegant. Permanent trade g
sueed In your own tcws. Profits large. NO capita
required. Address H. 3. n. Co., Lock Box l.l3
Boston, Mass. I feosdi3o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-06

Mis- Netiie Clifford was passenger on
the 3.42 train for Waterville. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-06
mIowINrER BULLETIN.

Practical Questions which Secrstay Nc.
Keen Requests Maine farmers 10 Answer.
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AMUsEnEHTs.

/ EaVkKJAIAABATs
The entertainment to be given next Fri
day evening, for the benefit Of the Y read
ing room il unique and novel. The college
boys are all extra fine singers and will fur
nish their auditors with rich musical treat.
The evening will be eDlivened BY banjo and
guitar music and whistling solos. Mr.. J.
Colby Bassett and Mr.. v. II. Whitman are
both adopts with those instruments, and
their musical touch is especially pleasing.
A feature Of the programme Is the whistliDg
solos Of Mr.. jacob Kleinshans, and they
never fail TO call forth the continued ap-
plause Of the audience. For long time
the members Of the Young Ladies' Banjo
and Guitar Club have been faithfully work
ing, and not without success, for they have
far exceeded their own most saDguine ex-
pectations, and their first public appearance
is heralded with delight. To those who
have had the pleasure Of hearing Miss Har-
rington she needs no commentator. She
is an elocutionist of far more than ordinary
ability. The rendering Of her selections il
natural. but affords evidence Of culture.
Monday afternoon 25 chameleons were
received from Boston by Buckley & Good
rich. The fascination people now have for
these pretty little things is so intsense that
in few hours they were all gone. The
instructions upon the little box, in which
each one was placed, stated that they should
be fed on flies AID moist candies, and have
fresh water in shallow dish amounting to
about teaspoonful each day.
The Holyoke (Mass.) Daily Transcript
contains under date of Jan. list an extend
ed account written by the South Hadley
Falls correspondent of the life of Mrs.
George Pease. Mrs. Pease died lat
week in Augusta where her hus-
band is the master mechanic of tn
Cushnoc Fibre Co. Mr.. and Mrs George
P,ase had lived in Holyoke for 20 years
and in speaking of their life, in that town
the correspondent says: George Pease was
TO years master mechanic for the Croker
M tnu featuring Co., at Holyoke and more
re ,pected or better liked man never lived at
South Hadley Falls" "Mrs Pease was a
! member of the Congregational church at
the Falls AMI had never livel in but one
house since she was married at Burke, On.
W and had come to the Falls to live. She
was good neighbor, kind friend and a
devoted wife and mother"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
4 MuCIl "rOUrlGD" HORSE
Was Lost In tho bowling Brook Handicap
Mt Morris Park.

Wa Lost In tho bowling Brook IiandIcnp
Mt Morris Park.
New York, Juno 6.-To.day was the
eighteenth consecutive racing day on
which rain has fallen sometime during
the twenty-four hours. Tho chief in.
terest was in tho bowling Brook handi.
cap for th%reo.year.olds at u milo and an
eighth. in which the much toutcd Chant
ran. Whom tho bOtting first opened no
was 8 to !, but no went back rapidly to
10 TO !, and he might have been 100 to
|, for he never got near the leaders at
the end, and was last at tho finish.
Dorian went out at tho last eighth and
callopod home o winner by three
lengths, while Rubicon barely beat As.
signee for the place.
In the second race Kinglet was the
fayorite and had to DO contented with
second place to Redskin, ~cleverly ridden
by Penn. There wero sixteen starters
in the fifth race, which was only visible
for q quarter OF q mile, because OF the
fog, and after a long delay Poor Jona-
than. at so to l, won from Addio by u
hand.
First race, six iurlongs-UtiCa, l2l,
(Simns), 3 to 10, won by q length and q
half; Monotony, los (Littlefeld), 5 10 /,
second; Rosita, IFS (Taral), Q to /. third.
limo, l:lit. Crom we'll and Miss AMMO
Colt also ran.
Second race, milc-Rcdskin, l02
PENN, @ to |, won by n neck; Kinclct,
ll5 Griffin, @ to 5, second; Rollo, l05
(Doggctt). 4 to !, third. Time, l:4l.
10wlander, Aloho. Gali!ee, Restraint
and Ajax also ran.
Third race, five iurlongs-Glad, l0S,
(Simms), ! to s, won by n length;
Maretti. los, Griffin, 10 to l, second;
Chicot, los, (Sloane), IL to l, third.
lime. l:0l. Campania, Potash, Captain
Jack, Miss Mildred, Windsale, Lady
Richmond. Pouch Colt, Shaidimore,
Flash, Whit, Glimpse FilIy. Glensilla
aud P%retense also a I.
Fourth race. Bowling Brook handicap,
Neutrality-suspicious., los, (Simms),
0 TO l. won by three lengths; Rubicon,
l07. (MidGely), Toto l, second by n neck
Assignee, III, (Taral), q to ], third.
Time, 1914. Chant, Peaccmaker, Pc.
t~entatc, Ornus, Our Jack and Aurelian
also ran.
Fifth race. five furlongs. selling-Poor
Jonathan. los FOX. 80 to /, won BY 4
head; Addie, los (Gritiinl, 1 to l, second;
viii Elliott, lO7 (~Iribc). S to /, third.
Time, l:Ol Chattanooga. T%ormentor,
Old Dominion, Lisbon Maid, Panway.
Prince John, Trcvclyan, Dolly Colt,
Fondelin, Punishment, Iceland, Cover.
nor Fifer and Faclotuln also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-Dutch Skater,
l07 (CIerico), TO l, won by n head /;
Star Actress, los (Bergcn), s to l, Sec
ond; Diablus, los (Simms), 10 to !,
third. Time. l:43l. Odd Socks, Pros
ser, jr, Bombazc.te, Walter Riggs, Live
Oak, Despot, The Jester and Indra also
ran.
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following were tho starters. with the
betting last night: Lord ltosebory's
colt, Dndas, II TO 4; Lord Alington's
Matchbox, 100 to IA ngalnst; tho Duke
Of WCstminatcr's lIullington, s to /;
Mr.. 7. Cannora Reminder, % to [;
Lord Brndlord's llorn6eain, so 10 /;
Mr.. Dougla, Bnird's Gnlloping Dick. so
TO |; Lord Scarborongh's C.wyd, 100 to
/. Ludm 10 u direct descendant OF
Whalcbone, who won tho Derby for tho
Duke OF Grafton when tho lnttor was
prime minister in 1910. ladaS IN By
Hampton, son OF Lord Cliidon, BY Now.
minister, whose SirN was Touchstono BY
Camel, son OF Whalobonc.
II Ia doubtful II 30 much interest has
over before been taken 10 tho Derby.
Thoro were several causes for this state
Of affairs. In tho lirit place many thou.
sands oil people wore anxious to SEQ tho
Derby because 1t Is the grca. ovont OF
the turf, and in tho second place, Ladns,
owned By tho primo minister OF Great
Britain. was looked upon IA being tho
horse OF tho year, his previous victories
having won him hosts OF irlonds. 0vor
10000 people, according TO estimate,
iournRyea to Epson to-day by road or
by rail, in some manner or other, tho
attendance being above tho average in
point Of numbers and responsibility.
Lahas won In 4 cantOr by n length and
n hall in 2:4j i.5. Six lengths separated
tho second horse, Match Box, from the
third, Romaindor. lIornbeam was
fourlh. A gccno of inlcsrrihohlo m.
thuaiusm followed Ladns' victory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
An INVASION DY LADIES.


The IiutclorS' Association visited mud u
Delightful limo Enjoyed.
A special meeting OF tho Wheeling
Butchcra' Protective Association was
held last night. Alter disposing Of COM
mittco reports and completing ARRANGE.
ments for tho National convention
which meets here next week, the
butchers from Martins Ferry, six In
number, were initiated and admitted to
full membership.
The hall in tho Odd Feliows' bulldog,
Chnpline street, has boon decorated for
the convention and beautiful icstoons
Of evergreen nrO ~tnsteiully arranged
from the ceiling and sides OF the hail.
About 9:30 the outer guard reported II
delegation Of ladies, who demanded ad-
mittancr. As they wcrc without the
pass word, Mcssrs. G. II. McdiCk, John
Dnnklc and Fred Adolphc were mp.
pointed 10 investigate. They reported
that about II hundred OF tho mothers,
wives and s%wGethearts OF the butchers
were awaiting admission, and their
business was 10 ascertain whether it
was Il fact that tho men passed 80 much
time at tho association meetings.
After the inltiatory p%araphernalia
had been safely stored away there was
come discussion about admitting the la.
bics on account Of their reputation for
not being able to keep u secret, but ne
there were several who youched for
them In this respect, they were admit
ted, the members Of the association
according them the honor OF rising os
thcy entered,
After NIL were comfortably seated
Mrs. Fred. Adolphe, in well chosen
remarks, stated tho object OF tho visit,
and said they wore glad tho men wore
all thore, and the women would doubt
them no more.
President Samuel 0chsenbein vol.
coined the ladies' with his pleasing and
convincing %eloQuence. Other addresses
were made BY Messrs. G. II. Medick, A.
Ii. Goodhue, John Dunklc, Fred
Adolphc, j.. II. Schofeld, Charlie,
LoCher, Fritz Luikert and John Nc
Cannon. Mrs. /. Nieborgall gave several
pleasing selections or tho piano. which
were followed by excellent vocal music
by Messrs. Charles Danncnberg, Christ.
kalbltzer and Charles Rohrig.
By request, Charles ~Danuenberg,
rendered 4 vocal selection, entitled
"Mulligan's Pie" which gave general
satisfaction. Instrumental music fol.
lowed by ]. II. Schoield and tho Misses
Curtis and Montgomery. Tho occasion
was q delightful ono throughout anI
aftor singing, .IIome, Sweet Home"
and america" the meeting adjourned
and the ladies no doubt now. consider
Themselves fuIl-lcdged members OF tho
association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
WiIEEIillES'S DAY
At Washington, Pa, ON tho Glorious
Fourth of July.

At Washington, Pa, on tho Glorious
Fourth of July.
Under tho auspices Of tho Western
Pennsylvania Driving Park Association
July 4 will be observed Us Wheelmcn's
Day at Washington, Pa. Manager W.
II. H. Stuart has arranged for six
bicycle races on tho half.mile track
there which will no doubt draw q biz
crowd from the tri-state radius. All
but one OF the races are open 10 West
Virginia riders. There will be q parade
in the morning. headed by n brass band,
and altogether the wheelmen OF Wash.
ington intend to make the affair a gala
one. The programme includes the fol.
lowing races: Novice race, ono milo
open race, two mile race, open t o Wash.
ton county riders; half mile race, open
to boys under sixteen years OF age; five
mile handicap raco, and a one hour
race. Entries close on June 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
EPSON DOWNS

Lord Eoscbery's Colt Wins tho English
Derby-Tlho Destiny R~osebery Marked
Ont 70 Himself Is Fulfilled.
LONDON, June 6,-Lord Rosebery's
bay colt Ladas, at EPSON, to-day won
tho Derby. The destiny which Lord
Rosebory mapped out ior himself when
Mt college has been fulfilled. He mar.
lied the riches, girl in England, Miss
Hannah DcRothschild; he is prime
minister oil England, and he won the
Derby to-day with his bay colt L.adas,
the winner OF the two thousand cuineas
on May .. and tho winne, of the New.
market stakes on May %.
The Derby, tho greatest OF all horse
races, IS 6.00O sovereicns, tho winner 10
receive 5000 pounds (S225, OOOl, the own.
or OF tho second 500 sovereirns. and the
owner OF the third 200 sovereirns. Tho
event Is for th~ree-ycar.old colts, TO carry
ostone, and illies to carry S stone, "a
peuhasi entrance, 8 soycreicns. dis.
eSasS ABOUT one milo aud q hall: This
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
i JOCKEY INJUIsED
At Lntonia Yesterday afternoon. Only
Ono FnvOrito Won.

At Lntonia Yesterday afternoon. Only
Ono FnvOrlto Won.
CINCINNATI, June 0.-The weather
was perfect for the racing a: Latonia to-
day and n large crowd came out and
lost money. Only ono favoritc, J. P. B..
won. In the last race Graham on
TariN Reform fell from his saddle in
the back stretch and was badly hurt,
though the extent OF his injuries is not
known. Summarizes:
FRS. race. selling, purse 800, ono
mile-G. 3. Cox won; Eli second; W.
[. Munson third. Time, l:46}.
Second race, selling, purse $500, one
and onc.six,eenth milcs-J. ?. b. won;
Nephew second; Little Ed. third.
Time, l:5li.
Third race, purse $500, five furlongs-
Doctor Won; Tancred second; Shanty
Bob third. Time, l:05R.
Fourth race, selling, purse $500, ak
furlorGs-Miss Porter won; Ruth V.
second; Sadie tIord third. Time, l:lSi.
Fifth race. pursc 800, nino.six,eenths
OF a mile-Voiadora won; Bessie 7. Soc
ond; Two Step third. lime, 5St.
Sixth race. selling, purse S40O, six fur.
longs-Lay On won; Pat Woodcock Sec
ond; Tho Spook third. Time, lis.
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Tho committees who aro in charge Of
tho coming national circuit bicycle
,,oo. 1, ,Lts ct,y n,,, ~so,,enh ,,
'4'' rsr".T.
uhuc' 'no auspices Vi t"o ""'c''"s
Athletic Wheelncn, arc hard nj work
now arranging the various contests, So
Ioc,,n, rri,os ord socr,,u, tho rro.
H 80 -r :
in'ses o TIC c'"cS rac!nG mc" o' tue
country to appear. The latter Ia not
very hard work, as all tho fast men aro
orxious N onncor n. IN, Wbcclino
, ",tn is,La ian, ono ..LoJ,L,1
meet "hicn 10 t'o ias' o"o se"'uu'cu
in the national Circuit this season.
The race committee, George b. Pea.
bodv chairman has ARRANGED for ,hir.
-LIL' -. o..
ieeh events, TOUT o. %'ilCn ntc Ciass a
IpuIe aLna'eutsJ ntu T Tino !. o.aSs d
lnIKers a%'in'eusS' 4n' p'oH'"in'he
WIZ W u ioi'o"si
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In extending thanks to the gentlemen
who assisted in the big bicycle SUCCESS,
the 1SrELLIGEScER road race, several
others failed through oversight to re-
ceive deserved thanks. Among these
are Frank r. Wheat, Fred. IIuseman,
Harry SieOke and Thomas 7. Wei.zel,
who acted as checkers at various points
along the route. Regarding them it is
n case OF better late than never. To
Chief Of Police Robert McNichoi,
Lieut. Lukens and Officer "Pat" Scalley,
thanks for their work in keeping back
the ''madding crowd" under great ditIl-
Guilty, are due and given heartily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

San FEANcIsCo, CAL, June G.-Colo-
mel Boone, the animal trainer, has not
given up hope OF bringing of the fight
between a lion and n bear. which was
stopped by the police recently at the
midwin,or fair. a permit has been
granted by the supervisor Of Solano
county to exhibit trained animals in
ieats OF strength. and the battle is to bn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

,ingnnto Brush nIIrrics Elsie lombard.
NEw YoaT, Juno G.-Miss Elsic Boyd
Lombard, who plays tho heroine role in
'Shoru Acres" was married BY DR.. Col.
licr In tho church Of tho Messiah to
John 4. Brush, president OF tho Cinciu.
natl base ball club. Tho couple will
1.-Two In indianapolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

CnADRoS, NEn., June G.-The hundred
mile cowboy race against time was
started to-day in the presence OF 1000
people. with nine entries. The track is
five miles, aud tho time expected 10 DO
consumed is eight hours, though tho
high wind prevailing may extend tho
time an hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

Earned runs. Pittsburgh IL. Boston e. Two
hase hits, COlcolough, lCcklcy. LyoHs. Stencil,
Donovan. Connoughton and Duly. Home runs,
Stencil ?; D!c:baNer2 .: Mack, ShIcbcrk, Lowe:
Stolen bases, Lowe and Mccarthy. lit by Pitch.
or, nccklcy. Lyons, First base on bnlls, Beckley
.: Stencil ,; Mack, Dicrbaucr. LYONS, GlnsscocE.
out, Long >; Colcolough. lcckiey. Bicrbnuer.
Attendance 1000. Time, 80. Umpire, Emsllo.
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fought. between Il lion aud grizzly bear
ut tho Vallejo ruco track OH July 4.
Special trains will DO run from San
Francisco on that date, aud tho pro.
i~ectors Of tho fight expect to have 20,0CO
pcoplo In attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

Last evening Mr.. Herbert RiheidaGcr.
the cycler whose muscle and speed
enabled him to win the pot.pic, one OF
the prizes in the ISr~ELLIGENcgR road
race, invited n number OF his friends to
his home on tho Island, to n pot-pic
social, which was an enjoyable occasion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
BICYCLES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE.

-
by virtue Of d decd OF trust made br Charles
II. Wise, August Kramer mud liaynnnd lauer,
10 inc as trustee, dated August ID, 1872 mud
recorded IN tho once Of tho Clerk Of tho County
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, ~ Decd Of
Trust book 40. %, folio 80. | shall Oner at pub.
lie sRlo 10 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. MAY ii 1921
beginning at 10 O'Clock n. m, q, the north door
Of Tho Court House Of said county, II certain 10.
us pnrcel ui land 10 the city Of Wheeling. Ohio
rOiniy. West NWiula, thus described, IO.Hit:
being lot numbered ono hnnircd and twenty
tl9IJ on the nOrthClSt corner OF Market and
Twcnty.iOurth streets IN said city. with tho ap.
puTtcnancgS thereon, mud being The SnmG prop.
ctiy conveyed by the said Wise, Kramer aud
bauer by Samuel J. ElllfrltE. BY ,Oel dated June
-. 1892. md recorded In said office,
TERMS OF SALE :-Onc.thlrl Of the purchase
money and rs much more rs the purchaser may
elect cash in hand. aud the residue In two equal
iuSlRllmcnts ut niue md eighteen months 70.
spCctlvcly, With interest from tho day Of sale,
the purchaser to give notes for tho deferred In,
sediments secured BY deed Of trust upon tho
premises and By a policy VI insurance TO an
amount and Ia q company Sntlithc!ory TO tho
undersigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

The Hub Juniors challenge the Ores.
cents, Murphy Grocery Knockers aud
Emsheimcr Brothers ball teams for n
game on the tunnel green on Saturday,
the Crescents preferred. Answer
through this paper.
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by virtue OF q deed OF trust made by Martha
C. Noble. 10 me as trustee, dated May II. 1859,
recorded In the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed
Of Trust Book No. %. page SO7. | will sell nj the
north front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county. OIL
SATURDAY. TIE TN DAY OF JULY, 1901,
commencing ut 10 o'clock q m, tho following
described property, that Is to say:
" lots OF ground numbered Six md Seven
in John McLure's addition TO the city OF Wheel
Ing, In Ohio county. West Virginia, In the Fist
ward Of said city, snid lots lying west OF and
fronting on the county road leading from tho
National road 10 Mount WOOD Cemetery.
TERMS or SAiE:-0ne third and aS much moro
as the purchaser elects TO pay IN cash on tho day
Of sale. the balance in two equal lns,allments at
one and two years, notes bearing Interest from
the day OF sale 10 be given for the deferred pay
inents. the tito 10 be retained until payment is
made In full.
WI. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
W. IL TALLrR. Auctinncer Icia
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u SMUGGLING MATCH.
Pittsburgh Put tho Clamps to n Now
Pitcher, Lnmphc.

BosroS, juno 0.-The features Of tho
game outside OF tho batting were the
worl; of Lyons and Nash aud q great
running catch OF Donovan's IN the third
inning. Score:
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JOHN j.. JONES, Trustee.
v. p HUBBARD. Attorney.
". II. IIAiLER AuctlonoGr. APPS

The sale OF tho nbovo mentioned property Is
postponed until SATURDAY. June 3, 1894. al 10
O'Clock n III. at the SHirc place.
nv2l IOIIN ]. JONES. Trustee.
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NATIONAL CIRCUIT
Bicycle Races for Whooling Are
Now Being Arranged.
THERE ARE TO Be THIRTEEN RACES

So tho Tournament will be m Assured
Succcss-Thcrc will DO Niue Glass II
Events aud -Four In Glass A-Ail OF
tho Fast Men will bo llcrc-Ech Oes
of tho IntclligcnCcr's RAcc-Othcr
Sporting Matters.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

by virtue Of a deed OF trust made BY Ellen Q.
Taylor and Joseph /. Taylor, her husband, to
NE ns trustee. dated December 9. 1921, recorded
IN the OGlcc OF tho Clerk OF the County Court OF
Marshall county. West Virginia. In Deed OF
Trust Book No. 10, page GO, | will sell on the
premises Ia the town OF DcnwO0d. Marshall
rnuniY Mrsl Nlrylnin- OH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

commencing at 10 o'clock O. IN, the following
described property, that Is TO say:
Lot numbered eighteen. situate on Second
Ntrcct. In the tOwno OF DenwOod. Marshall county.
West Virginia, together with all tho buildings
and improvements thereto belonging.
Said property will be Offered In two parcels
and Us q whole. first the north part of said lot
with the o story brick building Situate thereon,
lying north OF a line running through the cen.
ire Of the partition wall dividing the two brick
houses. and second. the south part OF the said
lot lying south II Of said line with the two.story
brick house. s!tuntc Oh said south part OF said
lot Third, the whole OF said lot With the double
brick house situate thereon.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third and as much moro
OF the purchase money as the purchaser elects 10
pay In cash on the day OF sale. the balance In
two equal instHllments at one and two years.
notes bearing Interest from tho day Of sale " be
given for the deferred payments.
WIZ COWDES, Trusted
W. II. UAtLER, Auctioncer. To-