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The morning call., 1894-12-24
A COTTAGE BLOWN up.
Dynamite Used by Men Who Sought
Revenge

DETROIT. Mich, Dec. pa small
vacant cottage in Spring Wells township,
owned by Charles A Frost, was blown up
with dynamite last night and almost COM
pletely destroyed. Frost resides in house
adjoining. All the windows in his house
were shattered by the concussion and the
movables were knocked 10 the floor. Fred
erck 10y and Charles Breuning were ar
rested early this morning. charged with
the crime. Frost alleges that 10y had
sworn revenge upon him. claiming Frost
had taken advantage of him in real es-
tate deal
The morning call., 1894-12-24
DEATH OF A LINEMAN.
He Is Supposed to Have Been
Murdered by Robbers,

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Dec. 23.-The body
of Matthew Fulton, lineman in the en-
ploy of the Central New York Telephone
and Telegraph Company, was found this
morning beside the tracks Of the Della
ware. LackawaDna and Western road. A
large gash In Fulton's head was evidently
made by some sharp instrument. FDlton'
pockets were empty when found. 1t is
thought he may have been murdered. The
Coroner and the railroad secret service
detectives are investigating the case.
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Now Free From Delhi

SANTA CRUZ, Dec. 23.-The debt of the
Young Mems Christian Association was
cleared to-day. There was an indebted
ness of $4,000 on the property which had to
be r'ised by popular subscription to save
it. All but 1925 had been subscribed up to
this morning, when the Congregation al
Church raised 1882, more than enough for
the purpose. The Congregational Church
has contributed $4,000 toward paying off
the Indebtedness. The other churches also
subscribed literally.
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WAS A CONSPIRACY.
What Oregon Railroad Officials Think
of the Accident on Their Road.

VI TIC ASSfdSHt OH iHSiE KOdOs
TACOMA. Wash. Dec. % "A special to
the Ledger from Walla Walla says: The
statement yesterday that the cause given
for the Oregon and Navigation accident
near Bolles Junction. in which En- gin eer
Robert Walker lost his life. was due to the
spreading of the rails, is reported to be
without foundation. Every indication
goes t. show that the rails, ties and every
thing about the track was in perfect con-
dillon. and railroad officials attribute the
accident 10 conspiracy of some sort.
In speaking of the matter to-day, rail
road official said:
We regard the accident as due to plac-
ing upon the outside rail nut or spike,
maliciously or otherwise. and 1t is thought
that something of this nature will be
brought out at the investigation"
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Strikers Remain Firm.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Dec. pa meeting
of the locked-out operatives of The hosiery
mills at Thornton was held this afternoon
and it was decided to remain firm in the
refusal to return to work for less than the
present schedule rates. 1t was asserted
lat fully twenty workmen will return to
England rather than surrender.
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Fike was sitting. Becoming frightened.
he jumped off the car and was caught by
the engine and run over. Fike is horribly
mangled. and physicians say he will not
live till morning.
The injury to the electric car was very
slight. There were thirty-fiye people on
the car at the time and panic ensued, but
Fike was the only one injured.
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STRUCK BY AN ENGINE.
Possibly Fatal Accident on the Los
Angeles Terminal Railroad

Los ANGELES. Dec. 23.-E. A. Fke. a
CARPENTER, unmarried, living at Garvanza
was run over and fatally injured by a
Terminal railroad train at o'clock this
evening at the junction of Pasadena ave-
nue.. Fike was on an electric streetcar go
ing to Garvanza. The train came Up, the
engine colliding with the car on which
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MORTIFIED TO DEATH.
Suicide of a Youth Arrested for
Gambling OF Sunday.

Me MPHIs. Dec. 23-At Rockford. Coosa
County, Ala, Albert Gordan aged % and
we'll connected, was. arres ted on an indict-
ment from Elmore County charging gamb-
ling on Sunday, and was jailed after a
desperate. but unsuccessful effort to
escape Last night when Jailer
Redlt went to Gordan's cell to carry a
blanket he found him hanging tn a bar by
his susDenders with his hands tied behind
him with his handkerchief, dead. Morti-
fcation over his arrest was the cause.
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jacobson Willing to Return.

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Adolph jacobson,
who was arrested here on telegram from
the Burt-Dexier COMPANY from New
York, has expressed his Willingness to re-
turn there without reQuisition papers.
jacobson admits lie is the man wanted.
but denies he took SIS. 600 of the company's
money, as charged.
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THE GROUND TREMBLED.
Slight Shocks of Earthquake in the
South.

SAN DIEGO, Dec. pa shock of earth
quake was experienced in this city at 10 30
A. NJ. to-day. No damage was done. nor
was the disturbance so great as at the last
time. but the oscillations were dlstnc ly
marked and readily recognized.
POMONA, Dec. % There was an earth
quake here at 1922 o'clock to-day. One
shock was heavy and one light, coming APP
parently from the southwest Cruckery
was ratified on shelves.
RIVERSIDE. Dec. 23.-Quite heavy
shock of earthquake was felt here at 1920
A. M The vibrations were from south To
north. No damage was done.
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Killed BY a Burst pipe.

FRANKLIN, La, Dec. 25.-The bursting
OF steam pipe at the Gallery Central
Sugar Refinery caused the instant death
of two men. But slight damage was done
to the refinery.
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OPENED A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX.
But the Detectives Failed to Find
ANY Plumber.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23,-Detective Rohan has
opened box in the vault Of the National
Safe Deposit Company i'll the hope OF
securing stolen property said TO have been
The morning call., 1894-12-24
BETTER
LATE

Better late than never is a
good motto if you've put off
the purchase OF your holiday
suit of clothes, because this
may be the means of making
YOU buy il of US. If you do
it will mean merrier Christ
mas to you. for we can save
you a half on its cost. You
can find use for that amount
saved to help brighten up
your holidays. can't you?
Come to the wholesalers aud
makers who sell to you at
wholesale prices-those are
the people who save you the
half Oh the cost Of your
purchase.
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a DIAMOND TOURNAMENT.

Over s., 500 In Prizes Mt tho Coming
National Circuit Races.
Last evening tho committee on prizes
OF the Wheeling Athletic Whcelmcn
held 4 we'll attended meeting, at which
the purchase Of prizes for tho coming
national circuit races was arranged ior.
\ feature Of the prizes thia year is tina:
the larger part are diamonds, and the
affair will DO known as the Diamond
Tournament" President Geiger, OF
the club, and Messy3. Stevenson and
Stamp, OF the committee, were present.
The committee has purchaeed prizes
amountin 900, and those cover
tirJts aud seconGs il cvery oae OF the
thirteen races which are scheduled.
Other prizes will be secured, and the
prize list will foot up $500, as good as
any put up in the national circuit for
one days racing. Tho list includes
fifteen diamonds al Sl,0lO; two solid
gold watches, $50; tea set, $50; coffee
act, S35; water set, S35; three high
grade bicycles, $50; two banquet
lamps, $50. and . grand piano for tho
opea racn (prlze limit ,emoyedl. $500;
total value Of prizes already secured.
$500.
Almost every prominent racing team
in tho country will be a, this meet.
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Jason Stamp will ride in tho Johns
town road race at Pittsburgh the latter
part OF this month.
Six races are on the card ior Morris
Park this afternoon. including a mile
handicap in which Banquet. spor. and
w. D. are entered.
The summer race meeting OF the
Washington Park club. Chicago. opens
June %. Derby day, and closes July 81.
Tho purses will be larger than ever be.
fore pu: up Tor turf events.
Senator Grady. Marcus Daly's fast
chestnut Is being saved for tho Amcri-
can Derby which will be run at Chicago
at the Washington Park track on June
90. The race is worthst to the winner
$4,000.
On the Fourth Of July the local cycle
racing men will divide up. come going
to Steubenvilte and some to Washing
ton. Pa. Others will remain and con-
test at tho Beethoven races on the State
Fair track.
II. R%iheldalfer, n Of tho Wheeling
vheolmen who rode in tho Weilsburg
road race, says the timing was some.
| thing extraordinary for such m event.
lie claims he should have received the
time prizA.
Among tho cyclers a cycling race
meet to take place early in August is
talked OF, all the cvente TO be in class
4 (pure amateursI. 1t will be n pre-
hide TO tho great national circu;! meet.
ing here in September.
Howard Mosher. the quarter.mile
amateur skater OF America will enter
the cycling racing arena, and it is pro-
dicted that he will soon be tho tin god
OF cycledom. Recently no did such .
remarkably last quarter in the pres.
cl,ce Of u friend that neither will give
out the figures. Mosher will ride in
Glass 3, and will nee. Sanger, Johnson
and tho other fast men.
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NEw YogH, June l4.-ThO chief inter
oct Il. Morris Park to-day was in the
mile and u hall race in which Dorian,
Sport and Sir Walter started At tcu
pounds oil for asc. and Sir Walter was
q prohibitiyc ilvoritc, with Sport sec
ond choice and tho thrce-year-oId not
wanted by anybody bu. tho punters.
The flag fell to a good start and none OF
the jockeys seemed inclined TO make
the running. The consequence was that
the race de.Gncratod into a mile gailop
and a sprint OF half 4 milo down the
hill. In n short timG Sir Walter had
got enough OF it, aud then Griffin seat
Dorian ont for the lead. He took II
easily in the Last eighth, and then
Sport got enough, leaving tho three
year.old 10 gallop in Il winner in the
slow ;imo OF 2:42. The last hall mile,
however, was run In II seconds, which
uhowGd concluaively that Dorian las Il
lot OF speed. lie will run in tho Amer.
lean Derby at Chicago and lie thought TO
have q royal chance. Summaries:
First race, five furIonGs--Gutt1 fer'
cha, lis, (LitsleiGld), 3 10 won by Two
lengths; California, ll5, NDogIett - 70
], second by two lengths; Jessie !lraI'
los, (Grifinl, ) tol. third. Time. :Ol!.
~Alorriana, Favor Ne, kidbern aud Her.
mauita also ran.
Second race, milc-ComanchG, los.
(Simms). 10 to 3 won by u length; Liz
zie, 81, (Keefel, l2 to | second by q
length: Peter the Great, 81. (H!ake,) !
to | third. Time, l:4l. Woodchopper
and Blitzcn also ran.
Third race, Anticipation stakes, I've
and q half turlongs-Sit Galahad, 100,
(Hamilton), 8 10 5, won by three'quNr-
terra OF a length; Walter, u.s. (Grliin),
sven second by Ave lengths; Sabrina
Colt, 90, (Benjamirl, Il to l third.
Time, l:0jf. Golden Gate, P%reserver,
Preston and Bessie Colt also ran.
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SEWING MACHINES.

We hive opened a Sewing Machine depart.
ncut and will sell oil the leading SEWING
MACHINES a Wholesale prices. including tho
celebrated STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE
and new vibrator. the best on earth We Will
employ no agents, Gnd sell for cash only. Full
instructions will be given al tie store. Machines
delivered TO my pnrt OF the city, and TO out 0:
town buyers We prepay freight 10 nearest rail-
road station. Every mRchire will DO warranted
for from onci tol ten years. according 10 the
price md kid We have scvca different kind
Of machineA 20 SOLICIT from. ranging IN price from
SIS to $40. Il will pay you 20 call and see US be-
toro you buy or write for price LIST. We can save
you from sS To- 81. Agents will tell you dliyer.
ent. Don't be h~unbugyei By then. Be yous
own aRent. We can sell sou the same kind OF a
machine they otter YOU for about ouc.halt what
they nss you Tor Il. You ask bow We eau do th!s2
Because we pay no aScn;t, make no time sales,
but buy and sell for spot cash. S A. Newcomer,
manager for the Standard Sewing Machine COgl-
,pany Of this cl:y for the past two years. Will
have charge OF the Sewing Machine Department
4 full line OF needles. oil, parts and repairs will
always be kept on hand tos all lcwing machines.
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LltOnin Results.

CtNciSSATi, June l+.-LatOnla results:
First rice, selling, purse $500. six fur.
longs-Misc Knott won, Advocate Sec
ond, Mrs. Morgan third. Time l:l44.
Second race. purse $500. II mile
Resplendent won. Master Fred second,
Lindolette third. lime l:42S.
Third race, selling, purse $500, Elk
turlongs-Florcanna won, Shuttle sec
ond, Contribution third. Time l:i;i.
Fourth race. Sensation stake, worth
$500 to the %winncrl. Tor two.year-olds,
six iurlongs-no Lake Won, Handsome
second, Sun Up third. Time LIS.
Fifth race, selling. purse 500. 1--WE
iurlongs-Bizarro won, ACE second,
Start third. Time LOB.
Sixth race. purse $500, one mile-Leh-
man won, Pocshontas second, Brahama
third. limo l:42+.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the Circuit Cour, o. Ohio County, wes; VIZ.
giuia. In chaucery.
William y. Hubbard. administrator, with the
will annexed. OF tho estate OF Enc II. Russell,
deceased. complainant
EGic Russell Anshu.z. with Thomas 2. Aashut1
her husband; Mamie Russell HIldrc.h. With
l:ugcnp NJ Ilildre:h. her husband; D. Shrivcr
Russell. William IL Russell, Ellie Russell. vii
liam IL Russell: the younger; Mary Russell.
IuncS N. Russell md Thomas A. RlsseiI lthe
I've persons list named being Infants OF ten
der years.. Frances u. Russell, J. d. Ewing.
trustee: Mary Dnvis, Mamie SwEbactcr. ". J.
W.. CowGcr. trustee: Charles DAchnnn. George
+. StIicl and +. c. II. SchwcrtfcIet. partners q,
Gcope L. Stiicl & CO.. William Ersino, ad-
mtnisirator Of R. Il Woods estate; Alexander
T., Young, William StnnD. Robert J. Reed. l..
swubGeSer'-M. 2tcEcntelder. ALBEIT S;olzc.
West Virginia Printing Coinp1uy.C I'd. Schcn-
erlcIn and c, ". Schenetlc.n. partners Us
Schenerlcin 4 Dro.i Ernest Gashcll md John
o. rcndletGD, trustee, defendants
BY virtue OF en- oric: entered in the above cp.
titled CAUSE OF the 2sth day OF May, 1924, 4, Is
referred 10 tbe undersigned com:lissioac. OF
said court to take. state and report to the cour,
an ACCOUNT aS follows. nainrly:
J.. Whnt personal property va left by Fic NJ.
Russell, deceased, aud tho value thereof.
z What real estate WIS lief, By the said EG.O
u. Russell, deceased, aud the probable value
thereof.
6. Wha, debts exist G:uins, tho c:rtn o, said
dccedcnt, and the amounts and priotltics thereof.
4. What liens exist GguInst such estate, ind
the priofIt!os thereof.
S. What liens exist against the said 10: 20.
-Four no. q claimed by tho defendant, Edlo H.
Anshutz.
6. An account Of the receipts ana d!sbur0.
mcats o! the plaintiff Us administrator.
!. Any other matters deemed pcrtInen, by
tho commissioner. o. required BY any party
hereto 10 be reported
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
hos liked upon Monday. the sixteenth day OF
jrly. 1884, commencing at 10 o'clocs n M. RS
the time. and his Office. No. l40i Chnpllnc street,
In tho city Of Wheeling. In Ohio county. West
Virginia. as the place Gi which he will proceed
10 GSCrGtula and report the several matters IN
the said order o! reference required.
Given Under nv hand this Sit day OF May. 1891
jel-T GEO. r. GILCliRIST. Commissioner.
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.TRUSIEE'S SALE.

-
By virtue Of a deed o. trust r7adc By Mary Nc
SGJHaTa and Michael Mcnamara. her husband.
10 the rs trustee, dRtod April Il. 1872. recorded
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust
Hook No. 81. page ~. I TIll sell OF tho north
front door OF the court housc Of ssid county, on
WEDNESDAY. TIE 18TH DAY Of JULY. 1924,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock a n, the following
described property. that is to shy:
The east hnti OF LOT numbered two and the
west halt OF 10; numbered. three, situate and be.
Ing on thr north side OF Eleventh street, n the
city Of Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia, as
laid out BY Andrew II. Britt. a pia, Of which sub
division Is recorded IN Deed Boot No. p. page
lJ9. The said piece oil ground fronts forty feet
on Eleventh street, running u~0r;hwnrdly o,
equal width 70 the south line Of lands owned by
the Wheeling. Pittsburgh & baltimore railroad.
oGe hundred and twenty feet rnorp or less.
TERMS or SALg:-One.third md as nuch lorp
rs the purchaser clecta 20 pay In cash on the day
OF sale. the balance IN two equal inStlllncnS at
one and Two years. notes bearing interest from
the day Of sai6 10 be given for the deferred pay.
ments. vi. ". COWDES. Trustee.
". II. HNILrl Aut.!onecr. jeli
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TRUSTEE'S SALE

By virtuc o, a decd OF trus. made by Martha
G. Noble. 10 Inc Gs trlstca, dated May II. lSs3.
recorded In the office OF the Clerk Of the County
Of Trust BOOK No s, Page s07. ! viii sell At tho
north front door Of The Court House Of Ohio
county. on
SATURDAY. THE m DAY OF JULY. 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock d NJ the following
described property. that Is 10 sAT
Two lots OF ground numbered SIX AUD Seven
In John NcLure's addition 10 tho city OF Wheel
ing. IN Ohio county. West Virginia. IN the FiHt
ward OF snId city, snid lots lying west Of and
fronting OIL tho county road leading from the
National rUad 10 Mount WOOD Cenotey.
TERN5 or SAiE:-Oae third and as much loro
Is the purchaser clectsto pas IN cash on the day
Of sale. the balance In Two equal inStallTlens at
one and two years. rotGs bearing Interest from
the day Of snle 10 be given for the deferred pay
mentS, the title 10 be retained until payment Is
made 10 full
Wy. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
~ u lv.,Vpn s,.t, Ito
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THE sIIAMHOCllS WON


In Their Contest with tho Y. VI. C. 4. Base
Ball Team.
Yesterday afternoon on the now ath-
lotto grounds Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association in Martins Ferry, the
crack Wheeling team, the shamrocks.
and the Y. ". O. a. ball team crossed
bata in O contest which proved to DO 4
walk.ovcr for the West Virginia.side
boys. The game would have been 4
shut.o out for Martins Ferry but for n
costly error by q Shamrock player in
the second. Tho locals commenced to
slug the ball in tho third inning and
kept it up for four innings. making
twenty-five runs. while the ono run Of
the home team scored in the second
was all they could get, Smiths pitch
ing for the Wheeling team was superb,
only three clean hits being made otf his
delivery, while t%wcnty-threG were batted
of tho y. N. c. 4. twIrler. Tho score
by innings:
acknowledgements os . Go
y. Il c. ......,.........0 l 0 0 0 D 0 0 81
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CHICAGO. June l4.-Ilawthorhe re-
suits: First racc-ivc.eigh.hs mile,
Natural won; time. l:04. S~ccond-threo-
iourths mile, Enthusiast won; time.
ZIG. Third-onc aud %one.tourth miles,
Joe Murphy won timo. 2:lll. Fourth
three-fourths milo, Remedy won !; .imo,
1851. Fii,h-,hree-iourths milo, Jack
Richelicu won; time. l:l5i.
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c Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Child.cu'a Hosc. Rolling Pins,
BoITood Rules. III fButtons, Tin Buckets. Com.
binntton Glass Cutter. Boys HALVES. Poke.E,
Door Bolts. Sea;Stooi Oil Shoe Backing. Wash
Pans, Richter HarpontcaS. Towels, sc Needle
Packages, ~6pectGclei. Dime Cologne. Hair CU.I-
ems. School States Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing,
Ladies' Pins, Table knives.
MANI Decent Articles IN our scent is. Conc
aud take them out Of our way.
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WASus5ToN, JunU l4-Captain An.
son made Il hi. In the twelfth inning,
went to second Oh Radiord's inuxcusa.
bic error In handling PARROTS force
aud came home on Schriver's single.
making the winning run, Attendance,
$500. Scorc:
wasbiag'oua0 : 5 . o 0 o 0 Oil
cd!tlgo- ....! . . l . 0 10 . 0 . l-l2
EnTeI rms. c cnch. Errors. 3 EudJ. Hts. II
each, NtchcB. Sullivan lrtty. Mercer, Hutch
irson and MlcGii rfGDiFe. MCSGa!l
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ST. Louis, Juno l4.-First race. seven
iurlonca-Tcssle D. won; time, 1870.
Second, six MISUNDERSTANDING won;
time, l:l5!. Third, ono and one-cighti
miles, ST. Louis Brewers handicap,
guaranteed value S2,0O0-Yo Tambicn
won: time, 1:54. Fourth, seven fur.
longs-D. F. Fly Jr. won; .irnc, 1904.
Fifth, steeplechuse course, mile and
threc-sixtcenths-Iron Duke won time,
2:5i3. Sixth, six iurlongs-Gernldine
won . time. l:l5.
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Mis-. HARRIET A. MARBLE, OF Pough-
kecpsie. \. y, was for years i martyr
to headache, and never found anything
to give her o than temporary relief
until sho began to take Ayers Pills,
since which she has been in the enjoy
OF perfect health.
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Three Cent Articles.

Inc.c9 Handkerchief. Shaving Brushes. l
dozen Dress BEttons, Stamped Clippers, Match
Safes. Machine OIL Cans. Potato MRi6ea I dozen
Safety Pins. Pc-tuned Toilet Soap, l pair Scls-
sor, Pint PunnctS. jelly Plates. Curry Combs l
dozen Shoe Lnccs. School States. Batting Spoons.
Scont Tablets. Cork Screws, HarronicaS Cake
Turner'S. Mouse TIlps. Windsor Ties
Como hero for bargains, We will not dlSsppolns
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SALE.

By virtue ni d decd OF trust made By Eliza o
Taylor aud Joseph = Taylor. her husband. 70
mo AS trustee. dated December q. 1897. recorded
IN the office OF the Clerk Of the Comfy Court OF
Marshall county. West Virginia. IN. Deed oil
Trust hook No. ID, page 70. J will sell on the
promises In tho town OF DCawood. Marshall
county, Wcs, Virginia, on
TUESDAY, THE IN DAY OF JULY, 1871.
commencing a, 10 o'clock q. IN. the following
described properly, that Il TO say
10. NUMBERED eighteen. .li1nto on Second
street III the town OF BSuwpod, MGShali county.
West Virginia, together with all the buildings
aad Improvements thereto belonging.
Said property will DO olercd In two parcels
and as q whole, frs. the north part OF said lot
with the two story brick building situate thereon.
lying north o! a limo running through the cen.
tfc OF the partition we'll dividing the two brick
houses, and second, tho south part Of the said
lot LYNX south Of said line With tho tTO-stoIy
brick house. situate on said south part Of said
lot. Third. the whole Of said lot With the double
brick house situate thereon.
TEENS OF sALE-Onc.t third and N much more
OF the pu;cha'o Tnoacy as the purchaser elects 10
pay In cash Ou the day Of sale. the balance III
two equal installmcnts Of one and two years,
notes bearing IntcrcS; from the day Of sale 10 be
given for the deferred payments.
H.l.W COwDES, Trustee
". II. HNIryN. huctIonrct, lea
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


10 the Crrdtor, Of Ell II R'x'e9. D4ctdstd:
In pursuance OF Il decree Of the CircuI; Cour.
Of The county Of Ohio. male In n cnuse therein
~nending. 20 subject the real estate OF the said
Ellie N. Russell 10 the payment OF her debts, you
are required 10 present your claims against the
estate OF the said fiie n. Russell. for adjudica.
ton. 10 George Il E GllchTist. commissioner, Ut
his office IN said county. 40. 1904 ChaplIne street,
Wheeling. W. Va, on or before the sixteenth
day OF July. 1871
Witness John W. Mitchell. CLERK o, the sc,d
Court, this thir.y.frStl day OF May. 1891
irl.P JOHN v. MITCHELL. Clerk.
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