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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

An Unanswered Question.
Small Son-Do toy manufacturers
Sncw that Christmas com, = only once
Il year!
Mamma-Of course.
Small son-Tien why don't they
make the toys stronger2-Street
& Smiths Good News.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01
A Daneeroas Rneo.n.er.

sargent-Poor fellow, did he. lose his
eyes In the war? ~. 81
| o Morton-Why, no; he tried 10 pass .
woman in the street when she had hsr
umbrella up.-Truth.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

Misunderstanding lady, Mrs. Prairie.
Ave; but don't you think that she Ia a
little over-groomed?
Maxwell why not? She has been
a bride four times this year.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01
An Imposter.

HssE ss, a.. Csmphos Ice With olyeerine
Chilbains, Piles, &c. c. g. CLARK Co., New Haven. 81,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

softeigh-That, dear boy, Il the pic
ture Of tho dearest girl I know. and
am the only MAJ. 1he ever kissed.
Hardleigh-I believe yOu,. old nan
because I used to be the only man she
ever kissed, myself.-Bro0klyn Iifc. :
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

Cherokee coal Il being laid down n xan
sas City t. the packing houses Ct fEp0
=. 'l'i' % 'lss !. .e.s: -!lII[sI.I
Iron keys In the lock trade q Great I'm
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01
An Unan.wered ou..,,o,

II the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
% sure and uss thatoid and vsiitried remedy, Mss
wnslow's SOOTHING sHsra sar chud-sa Testhins.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

The Usual Meaning Of Athl.tte.,
Millby-Do you 60 in 70. athletics
personally in your class ut collegeY
farvard-You bet! I'm 600 bones
ahead on foot ball bets alone this
season so far, b. CAD!
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

!; Il 4 estimated that more gold and oliver
have been sunk In the sea than are now Il
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01
A La 0ra.ais,

Ifuse Ilso's Cure for Consumption both IL
son. 'Inksfer. Nich.. Nov. q, 1e0l.ai'i Y
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

Use a cloth to wash potatoes. It Il
no trouble to keep one for the purpose
aud 1t will save hands and time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

The Red sea takes lie name from ,,n the pres.
ence OF great numbers Of !animalculae Of
that color In the water.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

Mr. Kaah Of Jopill: No, i NE ;Approers
ately named author Of new systsS =
iNnan0e.t II II, II ,l..f a.. 4 1879 -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

Fruit wrapped In brown paper will
stand ffteen degrees ingrH 0f GOLD thar
II not. thur nsqtecfe4 Wy ~. q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01

Every tiny. protnbe!esce o. branch OF
grows fraa. 4 1itss = ilaaa{ "".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
PANIC IN NtEXiCO.

|
Seismic Disturbances Create n Season of
Terror In tho Capital City.
CRY OF Mexico, Jan. Tho Garth.
quake caused great alarm here from
those who feared repetition OF tho dis
astrous earthquakes Of November Q,
which killed IS people and did great
property damage.
In the ARDEN theatre, which is the
only play house now open in this CAPT.
toll, rs the result OF tho damages sus.
tanned by the other theatres by tho
previous shocks, q stampede occurred.
Women leaped from the lower boxes
aud tho audience struggled for escape
at the narrow exits. Tho manager ap.
pcared on tho stago and tried to calm
the iear.crazed people and Mt last q
degree Of quiet was restored, but not
until the most OF the audience had
taken refuge in the strocls, which were
full OF frightened people, many OF them
in their night clothes. Tho scene OF
November 2 was repeated in largo
part. and thousands OF penitents knelt
In tho open streets and prayed aud
cried in loud voice for delivcrance
from death.
In Belea prison, where thousands OF
wrotched beings are huddlod together
in the prison barracks, pandemonium
roigned, and tho guards had hard work
to prevent hundreds from breaking out
OF thoir quartoru and flinring thom.
selves ovor the walls. Tho largo supply
pipes loading to tho city burst, flooding
the streets.
The disturbance was foretold two
months ago by Juan N. Controras, of
Guanajuato. tho locally famous soi,mic
prognos.icator, who prophesiod that
between the S0th OF December and tho
Cd OF January this volcano zone would
DO visited by another earthquake dis
turbauce. Controra, is making his
prophosies for three evonts in this limo
and says tho disturbances will continue
In greater or less degree at periods dur.
ing 1895.
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BUCKEYE GLASS WORKS.

Tho Management Makes n Proposition
Akin to FAIR Arbitration.
The fires have not vet been lighted in
the Buckeye glass works. at Martins
Ferry, and the time OF tho resumption
depends partially on circumstances.
Everything is being gotten in readiness
to start.
To an INrrLLIGEScER reporter A. 3.
Seamon. the general manager, said !:
"The people Of Martins Ferry do not
seem to understand tho situation. To
pay union wages on the line we make
We would lose money and could not
compete with tho different non.union
factories making tho same class OF goods
that We do. In order to place the whole
matter before tho public through fair
and impartial source we arc willing
TO submit this matter 10 a
committee OF competent business men.
one to be selected b. local union No. 10.
one by tho Buckeye Glass Company,
and the third to BIO selected by tho two.
After the parties are named let them
meet with committee from tho glass
blowers aud the management OF the
works, get the facts from both sides
and il the committee decides that the
Buckeye can operate at profit in the
line OF goods wo make q. the present
union wages and union environments,
then we arc willing to give up tho Of
fort to start the plant with non.union
mon. This would be fur to all con-
cerrcd. as statements from either party
in tho struggle are looked upon rs being
prejudiced. hope such n committee
will be appointed in day or two"
Just what action the glassworkers will
take Is not known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT

At tho Disciples Church, Beilaire, Last
Sight-rhe Prominent soioists.
The New Years concert in the Dis.
-Eipio4D church at Bellaire last night
packed that church to its utmos. capa.
city ard the large audience was do.
lightfully entertained with tho splendid
programme, which included some OF tho
sweetes. music eves heard here, the
vocal solos OF Miss Laura Sellars Lazure
and Miss Ida Anderson especially re-
ceivinc hearty encores, az did also the
Duet OF Misses Ida and Nellie Ander-
son OF st. Clairsville. Those who rend.
cred the concert were "a follows:
Sopranos NJ. L. Blackburn, Mrs.
]. Luke, Miss Ida Anderson, Miss
Edith johnson. Miss Inez Blackburn,
Miss Myrtle Stewart. Miss Lulu Nelson,
Miss Matric Hart, Miss Stella Wagner,
Miss Bertha Snedeker, Miss Amelia
Greenhouse, Mrs. G. NJ. Merit. Miss
Laura Dickens, Miss Olive Metz, Miss
Alice Bolen, Miss Alollle Stewart, Miss
Mamie Pickett, Miss Ora Harh Miss
Jesse Henthorn, Miss Sarah Brainard,
Miss B. saltscaver aud Miss Lucy
Rodcfer.
.Altos-Mrs. R Metz. Miss Ella Marsh,
Miss Lizzie Jennings, Miss Alma
Pickett, Miss Nellie Anderson, Miss
Maggie Stewart, Miss Edna Blackburn
and Mics Lois White.
Tenors-AIr. j. w. Lillcr, Mr.. Harry
McGregor. Mr.. J. l. Milligan. Mr..
Howard Kirk and Mr.. J. II. Hopkins.
Basses-Mr. F. 3. Archer, Mr.. W. L.
Hamilton. Mr.. G. NJ. Alertz and Mr.. B.
W. Hopkins.
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OPENING THE YEAR
With Entertainments OF Varied
Programmes. and Receptions.
ENJOYABLE FUNCTION At NJ CA.
Tho Rooms Crowded Afternoon aud
Evening = Two Attractive Pro.
Rrammos Acknowledgement at
Disciples Church, Doliaire--Bur.
losquo and Specially Entertainment
Mt Turner Iiall-othcr Events OF III.
tcrcst. a.,.

Tho Now Years reception at tho Y.
NJ. CA. building yesterday was ono Of
tho mos. gratifying and successful in
the history Of that organization. Tho
rooms wero tastefully decorated with
evergreen and bunting. and on the walls
wero hung handsome Photographic col.
lec.ions from tho galleries Of ONoill
and Tappan & Connol. From 5 o'clock
in tho afternoon until 10 o'clock in tho
evening the building was thronged with
tho mombors aud friends Of tho institu.
tion. ,5ar j,'
As has been tho custom heretofore,
tho Women's Union Benevolent Asso.
citation had charge Of tho reception,
aud dispensed tho refreshments, us.
sisted by a number OF young ladies,
who certainly contributed TO tho attrac.
tiveness OF tho occasion. The enter
tainments connected with the function
commenced with the hand.bail contest
in the gymnasium, which entertained
the visitors from to o'clock.
This was followed By literary and
musical programme, printed in yoster.
days issue. which was successfully car
ried out. In tho evening tho hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity, whom
tho audience was delightfully."- enter.
tanned by literary and musical pro.
gramme OF unusual merit. Col. Robert
White extended the New Years greet.
ing in a delicious manner, instead Of
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, whoao engage
ments compelled his absence from the
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a favorable impression hero last season,
has boon rewritten aud grcatlystrength.
ened since then, aud was used az tho
opening production In Philadelphia.
FRlGmrFULl.Y MUTILArED.
Mrs. MoElngo Struck by n Terminal Train
mud Literally Torn to Pieces.

Mrs. MoEingo Struck by n Terminal Train
aud Literally Torn to Pieces.
Mrs. Eliza Nlozingo was killed by a
freight train on tho Terminal railroad
in MARITIME Forty yesterday. She was
walking down tho track whom struck,
and her body was ll.torly cut to pieces.
She was q widow, and resided with hor
son.in.law, Robert Healop. on tho cor.
nsr OF Park and Fifth stroots.
Mira. Mozingo, who was rather doaf,
lett Mr.. lleslop's about 1880 o'clock aud
started down tho Terminal track with q
bucket in her hand, walking toward
Hanover street. Tho freight camo along
at u pretty rapid ratio. backing down.
Tho brakeman, John Englo, who was
standing on tho first car yelled at tho
woman, at tho samo timo giving the
stop signal to tho engineer, John Flag
horty. Several boys who werc near tho
track also warned Mrs. Mozingo MS 10
the approach OF the train. Sho did no,
hear or geo them. 1t seoms. aud did not
know tho train was approaching. An
effort was mado to stop the train, but ii
was too lulo. Tho front car struck Mrs.
Moxingo and sho was knocked down.
This was Just above Hanover street.
~ Whom tho train, which consisted OF
twonty box and fiat cars. was stopped,
tho engine stood at tho depot while tho
far end Of the train was near tho Con.
trail school, and between tho brake and
wheel on the West aldo OF tho sixth car
was wedgod In all that remained Of the
body and clothing.
Portions Of tho body woro scattered
for some distance along the track. Tho
face was less cut up than almost any
other part Of tho body, aud 1t was by
her face that she was identified. The
sight was q sickening one, and was
more than many poraons could stand.
Men, women and children were at
tracted to tho scene, and not few re-
GREETED that they had seen tho remains.
The engine was tho George 7. Bissell,
and tho train was In charge OF Conduc-
tor Charles Knox. The on,ire crew was
Mortified but felt that they were not 10
blame.
Mrs. Mozingo. s. yenrs old, had been
widow for long time. resided with
her son.in.law aud daughter for several
years aud had five other children, all
residing in Wheeling. The verdict at
the inquest was that she came to her
death by accident. The train crow was
eIonerated OF all blame.
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
VOL Known school for Young Ladies
nd Giris-aIr. Cnboll OF tho school 1,

a VOL Known school for Young Ladies'
mud Giris-air. Cnbeil OF tho school l,
Here.
Tho 1no brown stono manson, built
for his own uso by ex-senator 4. W.
Palmer, Of Michigan, In Washington,
has boon altered, enlarged. aud adapted
to tho use OF Norwood institute. and Is
admirably fitted with MI modern i'm.
proponents steam heat, elevator, sew.
oral bathrooms on each floor, aud per.
feet system Of sanitation.
Tho location, between Vermont avonuo
and Fiftoonth street, IL. ono OF tho most
convenient and choice In Washington,
In closo proximity to tho Arlington, tho
Shoroham, tho Normandie, tho Cochran
and othcr loading hotels. Tho outlook
from tho different stories OF tho mas
sivoly constructed house is worry bcauti-
ful, extending over Mcphoraon square.
Lafayette park, tho white house grounds
and all tho finest portions OF tho city.
While so central In situation. tho ros.
idonco Is very retired and almost sur
rounded by open space. X street Is
ono Of tho fayoritO drives OF tho city;
no car track pasaes tho house, but tho
Fourteenth street and Connecticut
avonuo lines and tho Fifteenth street
hordic limo AFRO alike very convenient.
Tho boarding department IL limited
to thirty pupils with nino resident
teachers aud govorncssos, including
native instructors in French and Cor.
man. Tho facilities In tho homo liic for
acquiring II fluent uso in these languages
arc altogether exceptional. Tho atad
OF teachers and professors is worry largo,
able and experienced. Pupils arc pro.
pared Tor any OF tho colleges for women.
Tho school certificate admits 10 WelleI-
Icy.
Tho Norwood diploma is OF n very
high grade. Tho lato Mr.. Justice
Miller, OF tho United States supreme
court, for years n patron OF tho school,
said. II know OF no school for young
ladies whose diploma commands n
higher respect than Norwood Institute.
Many special course. are provided for
advanced pupils. Preparation Is given
to young girls for foreign travel and for
the art and music schools OF France
aud Germany. Attention is particular
ly invited to the departments OF Music,
Elocution. English Literature and Mod.
ern Languages.
MIR. William d. Cabell, OF this school,
is now at tho Mcclure House, and will
remain to see persons desiring to enter
their daughters, and will make special
rates aud accompany pupils to the
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LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER OF PUBLloATIoN-THE

ORDER OF PUBLICATION-THE
~ State OF West Virginia Ohio county, sS
In tho Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court
of said county. In the matter OF the probate of
the will OF RoSinn KirmSc, deceased,
The object OF this proceeding Is tho probotinr
OF a paper writing dated the 10Th day OF October
1891. purporting 10 be the last. will and tcstn.
ment OF Rosina HirmSe. late resident of iii,
said county, rs ind for such last true will and
testament.
And It appearing from tho petition filed In
snld proceeding TINT Frank llcppcr,iltzel, Sonhia
Strauss, August Sittlg mud three unknown
daughters OF Hannah Sittig, deceased nru inter.
ostcd IN tho probate OF said writing and lint
they arc nOn.rcSdcnts OF the State OF West Wiz.
Giuin. and they not having been served with
process In TIC said proceeding. on motion of Tho
executor named in said will by his solicitors this
order Of publication Is entered against them.
and It Is ordered thnt tho said Frank ilcpnrr.
dizcl. Sophia strauss, August Sitlip md tho
three uni uown daughters OF Hannah SItlIr do.
ceased. DO aud they are reouin,I n nnnonr
within ono month after the ,iale OF tho aryi nuh.
licatiOn OF this order and show can,c' II any
there hc. against such probate and 10 do what.
ever is necessary to protect their interests
II Is further ordered TINT this order hc pnb.
llslcd and posted according to law, md that tho
hearing Of this mnttcr Is sol for tho 10Th ,ay Of
January, \, d. lSlj
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk,
Published tho first time December y, lSgi.
ATKINSON Il FLICK,
solieltotS Tor Petitioner. del2.w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
AS "lIAJOE DE BOOTS"
E3ir. Wlifrod. Clarke is n Pronounced Su
osss-Good Support.

f,lr. Wlifrod. Cinrko Is n Pronounced Sue
oass-Good Support.
Yesterday afternoon and last evening
Nj. wilfred Clarke and his fine com
psny appeared at the Opera House in
"a Widow Hunt" Tho comedy has
been especially rewritten for tho star,
and it fits the part OF Mojor Wellington
dc BooiS admirabIy--or rathor it fits
him. A better rendition OF the comedy
was never soon in Wheeling, which IL
paying Mr.. Clarke II high compliment,
for both Joseph Jefferson and Mr..
Clarke's father, JOHN s. Clarke, have
been seen nit hero. and they'w were con-
coded to bo as nearly perfect US .hoy
could DO. The support was satisfactory
throughout, and tho audiences Mt both
performances enjoyed tho play thor.
ouVhly.
This evening the bill will be "Tit for
Tat" This comedy, which mado such
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
A. o. U. W. Piss.
LuEESs & lIIGGlSs.

THERE is good reason for tho popu.
larity Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard, OF West Monterey.
Clarion Co.. Pa, says: at has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try a bottle OF Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend it
with the rest OF u.s." % and so cent
bottles for sale by Chas. r Goethe. Will
". Irwin. John Kari, Vim. L. Will
iams, G. Meukemeller, VIM. II. Hague,
II. c. Stewart, A. E. Schenle, J. Cole
man, c. Schnepf. Wm. Menkemeller,
Wheeling. ". Va; Bowie & Co.. Bridge.
port; B. F. Peabody & Son. Bcnwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02
Miner Killed.

A fatal accident. resulting in the death
OF Michael Brokaw. a miner at the
Wheeling Creek coal mines. east OF
Bridgeport, occurred yesterday after
noon. He was sitting on tho front end
OF one OF the loaded cars coming out OF
the mine and when the entrance was
reached he was Jared of in some man.
ner. and falling beneath the wheels was
almost instantly crushed TO death.
Yesterday was the frs. day Brokaw had
worked for some time. The body was
taken to his homo and will be buried
TO-DAY.
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ACQUITTED by JURY.
But Kentucky Mob Lynched Him All
tho Same,

But Kentucky oiob Lynched Him All
tho Same.
Mr.. STERLING, Ky, Jan. l.-About .
o'clock this morning mob OF twenty.
five men went to the county Jail. over
powered Jailcr Best, secured tho keys
and took from the Jail Tom Blair, OF
Morgan county, and hung him to rail-
road tressle in the city limits. Blair
fought desperately for his life. and was
beaten into almost insensib!lity before
he was hung. Blair was one OF the
parties who assisted in killing Capt. ].
L. Bomar in this city last February.
He was cleared OF the charge. and was
in Jail for shooting with intent to kill
lew days ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02

:. At the Beethoven hall last evening
IN Bavnrian society gave a very en-
bic concert and ball.
70 Mozart society gave concert and
last night. which was largely at
fied.
]ho German-Amorican Veterans
ion gave a ball in Mengc d Howley's
III last night.
7rho St. Matthews church, OF Ben
|ood, gave an entertainment last night
Ehich was very enjoyable and sue.
Eessiul affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-02

TIE members OF the Shakespearcan
clubs will have an opportunity,to hear
ono of Chau,auqua's finest lecturers as
he talks OF scenes in and about Shake
speare's Home, Friday evening, at tho
Fourth Stree. NJ. T. church.
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RoME. Jan. 1.-The rope has mp.
pointed Bishop NJ. Marty. OF Sioux
Falls. S. d., TO tho bishopric Of St.
Cloud, Mimi, and tho Row. Father
Langevin, OF tho Congregation OF st.
Mary immaculate, has boon appointed
to tho biahopric OF St. Donilacc, Can.
ada,
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Last evening the congregation Of the
English Lutheran church gave u very
ENJOYABLE social, which was largely at
tended. A fine musical and literary
programme acceptably rendered added
much TO tho SUCCESS Of tho occasion.
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Headwater Reports.

Greensboro-Rivcr feet and falling:
weather fair and cold.
Warren-River S feat aud falling;
weather cloudy aud cold.
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TURNER'S ENTERTAINMENT.

A Burlcsque and Specially Programme.
Followed by u Danoe.
The Turner's celebrated the opening
OF the new year by grand burlesaue
and specially entertainment aud dance
at their hall on North Market street
las. evening. The programme was
varied one, the comical features being
really comical. Among the most taking
numbers were the musical specialties
Of Neiswargec and Strauss, the balanc-
ing chair &C. Of Walter kober, the
double trapeze specially OF Kober and
S.raub, aud the loo: ball game. Messrs.
Straub and kober are gymua,ts OF q
high order oil talent, some OF their acta
comparing favorably with professionals.
The audience present was large and
appreciatiye. and the music OF tho Opera
House orchestra up to the usual high
standard OF that excellent organization.
After the stage performances wcre con-
cluded, the hall was cleared and the
remainder the evening devoted 10 dane
ing. Following was the programme OF
tho stage entertainments:
- Double Horizontal Ba.s-Buresque .............
3. Music Spcclslsics-.C. Sciswanger mud strauss
4. Perch BURKE and kiait
0. Balancing -Waltcr kober
q. shadowgraphs
-. Double Perch specially. ..".-.Sttaub and Flag
8. Three Plcarninies -......... ........".......
9. Mid Air boxing
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rNRUSTEES SALE.

Il
BY virtue Of docd Of trust made by John W,
Morris and Annie + Norris his wife, both OF the
city OF Wheeling. in the county OF Ohio, In tho
State Of West Virginia. 10 no rs trustee. dated
February 20. 1891 and recorded IN the Office OF
the Clerk OF the County court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. III Deed OF Trust Book No, %
page 6JT will sell at public auction ut tho norh
front door Of the Court House Of said county, OH
THURSDAY. TIE 2irI DAY OF JANUARY. 1897.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock Il. H., the following
described real estate. situated In said CITY, in the
county aud stale aforesaid. that is to say; Tho
north half OF lot numbered five (5l III tho tenth
square Of said city. situated on tho wcSt side OF
Chapline street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. There Is erected on this property n fine
brick residence, IN as good n ncchborhood nv
any In tho city md all OF the surroundings OF
the best character.
TERMS OF SALE:-0no third OF the purchase
money, md rs much more MS the purchaser shall
elect TO pay. cash In hand. onc.hnlf OF the 70.
naming purchase money. with interest from the
duy ofsalc, in one year thereafter. md the resi-.
due thereof, with interest. In two years from tho
dny OF sale, the purchaser giving his promissory
notes for the deferred installments Of the pur.
chase money, secured by deed of trust on Tho
property. GEO, II. CALDWELL. Trustee,
W. H. llEiLEI. Auctionccr. deli