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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
RIO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
1 ANn BEILnERS NOTICE

bos,aSthe desire and intention OF the CountT
.o;'; Ok futusm county, ". Va. 10 remodel
va 'FrNr the Court House OF NRId county, stu.
IN The town OF Winfield, notice IA hereby
tItta 10 architects, contractors and builders 10
i.'ii'h IN or before the meeting OF said County
,hIf: on the u day Of June. 1896. plans nnd
'trt0ca.nns Tor remodelI1g. cnlarsln. and re.
I.hng tae LA.d Court House building. together
M t'ilnar OF the cost for such WORK.
inspi."n building IL OF brick. 90 feet long
~ pl"rl vide. and Is two stories high.
"h'n 'Gch plnnl, nc, ARC submIttrd thc Copr.
49, ~ meeting On said 81 day Of June NEXT,
-. ii,I.ae ahl decide 20 adopt that plan which
.a.'I Pc fetTti the hcu and most adv
$500 80 pttS 'eA'4pAblo amount for the plan
'"'I"'' 'o' AEy further Information. address
K. A. SALMOSS Clerk
u.,. Winfield, w.. Va.
.HE-N. - ir|t, Tnr1D
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PROPOSALS. FOR PAVING.

Pi9poa1 will be received bJ the city Of BNp.
,oo1 nnal saturday. Anil 9th. 1T 6 O'Clock
Siln stree, iron Eighth 10 Fourth Itfect.
th9iih sue.t from Main 70 B. 4 q. railroad
r%iG,iIng. and HH1hall street from Bovgs' RIM
nf1Es 10 "hitenau's. All bids TO he iuade by
I-cisestinns eau DO seen A. tho 3sv0T'I 6tice
w al bldi. w. nay
Adfrsu all bldI 10 &. l.. Bell. Chairman of
'"nE1ltne on szoa,s. ALLEYS and Grades.
THOI. SHEPPARD, Mayof.
IHAA MORGAN. CIV Recorder. mrs
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PUBLIC SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL
y ESTATE.
will offer for sale al public auction at the
north front door OF the Court House o. Ohio
county, West Virgins. in the city OF Wheeling,
on SATURDAY. APRIL 18th. lso5,
commencing al 10 q. m. that valuable property
IN said city Of Wheeling, Ohio county. IVES; Viz
giniA known rs the Panpcll homestead. being all
OF the north half Of lot No. 10 in Jonathan Zane's
addition between Main street and the east line
OF the Pittsburgh. Wheeling ( Kentucky Rail
road Company. This property fronts on the
west side Of Main street between Fifth and sixth
streets and has a frame dwelling house on the
front thereof.
Arrangements have been made among those
interested in this property so that a good title
cau be given for same For further Information
inquire Of Il. NJ. Russell, Esq, or Alfred Cald.
well. Esq.
TERMS OF SLLE-Oae-third OF the purchase
money. and as much more thereof as tho pur.
chaser shall elect in cash on the day OF sale,
and the residue thereof in two equal install.
mentS hearing interest from the day OF sale and
payable respectively in one aud two years from
alh day: the purchaser 10 give his notes for de-
icrTed payments secured by deed OF trust unou
the property aud TO keep the buildings thereon
insured in a reasonable amount Tor the beneai
OF the trust until the notes are paid.
A.. PANNElL GARDEN.
Executor OF Elizabeth J. Pannell, deceased.
mri-TTh4S i
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Hub Building.

For RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall.
first floor entrance. Until perma.
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
The HUB CLOTHIERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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The Brooklyn bridge terminals will be
finished in September, at a total cost OF
S2.04l,9l3.
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GENERAL NOTICES


The srm oil Kurncr 4 Chew was Dissolved Sep.
,.snbefll, 1884,; Ross 7. Chew bought George l..
hGin"r's interest and continues. tic buslpc.. In
a.trn name OF Ross 7. Chew. employing an
,''tE sew JORGE or P~ifER.HASGEEI ASD
f~i'yfEEs E0S5 7. CHEW.
.A~Tt 80 Twelfth Street.
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o
EOURTH OF JULYAND

n UF JUN NND
DECORATION DAY PICSIcs.
f'oHH''' will be received by the Secretary Of
we "@ti Virginia STATE Fair until Tuesday. Apfl
y I'D Al ? 2. n, 70: tho u,s OF their ground,
10Y 9ionicI 70 be held on Decoration Day and
he Fourth o! July. 1895.
tS UF0Pcv uohEs g,o,-
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TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Nl Cash Away na haad In Suns % sui.
rom SO aud upwards. on real estate: also on
!::ailurc. &c. without removal ca,y pay nenr,.
No charge unless loau Is Inaic. Confidential.
FsIt-rh4
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Go to Worls' Opening Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 9 aud 10, 1865 Main
street,
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Jos. Horne& Co.,
Penn Ave. and rlnh ST.. rnsburg.
TUESDAY, April ., i.oA
4 GRAND.
EASTERTIDE
RECEPTION
On all six floors Of the store,
beginning tomorrow and for
the rest OF the week.
Fifth Floor-An Easter Cos
tune Show; Imported
models in Suits and
Wraps from Paris, and
our own D%ressmaking
Department.
Fourth Floor Draperies, Cur.
tains and Furniture: Dec
orative Novelties in Silk.
Cotton, Leather, Brass
and Wood.
Third F~loor-Millinery Easter
Flower Show, Lilies and
Tropical Blooms, Import.
ed Bonnets and Hats,
Children's Dresses.
Second Floor-Ladies'W raps,
Suits and Waists and
Ladies' Lingerie and In
fants' Outfits.
First Floor-Every Depart
will be at its best,
Basement = Grand Bargain
Exchange.
JOS. Horne& Co.,
P1ttsburE. Pa.
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FOR RENT.

For RENT.
store room In Peabody Building.
ohice rooms in Peabody Building.
Steam heat. md alt modern con.
,~eEiences- Terms reasonable.
PEAnODVISsURASCE CO.,
al III and Ii" Market Strent.
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real EsiAie Agent. Collector. Notary Publ. and
Pension AitornsJ, No ldl! Market street
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Tho delivery OF tho opinion consumed
Just one hour. Chioi Justice Fuller be.
ran at l2:Oj and concluded at l:O5, le
was followed by Justice Field who road
the frat dissenting opinion. speaking
in a low tone. tina. contrnstei noticea.
bly, with tho loud delivery oil the Chief
justice.
Justice Field's opinion was largely
devoted 10 a review oil tho provisions
regarding rents. and was a vigorous de-
nunciation OF the principle sought TO be
established BY the income tax law. his
conclusions being in. conformity with
those announced by the chic! Justice.
lie alss attacked the law on account OF
the lack OF uniformity, and dwelt upon
i,s exemptions and discrimination,
which wa,. he said, class LEGISLATION. He
devoted especial attention to tho OK
emptious OF saving banks, mutual 10.
surance companies and building and
loan associations. lie quoted census
irurea to show the extent oil the opera.
lions OF those companies. and said that
II these facts were not convincing Con-
gress could not be convinced. though
one were 10 riso from the dead
lilo took issue with those who con.
tended tina. there could 10 no lcgiti.
mate limitation upnn tho power oil Con.
crc.s 10 iinnOEc taxes.
Justice Field concluded By saying
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WANTED-AGENTS TO TAKE
w orders by sample al home or i.ave!. ex,
reR'eS and good salary or commission 10 right
party. Samples sent on application. Address
with stamp Lock Box 80. Sew York City.
ANl-lTh1s
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28
CNIrst rnblIcntIon .nlv g. lsall

Nol'ICE Of TRu usTEE's SALE Where,
as on April ist 1871, Ghar,gs NJ li,il lil,,,n, nni
and delivered their deed of trust Tor the
purpose Of securing the payment Of ,,,,l'' one
named IN said deed of trust wherein they
conveyed to the undersigned. David II;
Ettien, trustee, the following described
real estate. situated in the county of Jack
son. and state of Missouri, to-wit: Com
mencing seventy-nlne 40 feet and. ten
southwest corner of lot number twelve uD
Of block number nine go of Coates addt-
city,, Missouri; thence north seventeen
% feet and seven ca inches. thence east
feet and seven O inches, thence west
eighty $50 feet to the starting point, ac-
cording TO the recorded plat thereof to-
purtcnanccs thereunto belonging; and
whereas said deed of trust was on April
H. bSG ISL t az osIoSk p m oo guy recorded ,
ords of said Jackson county. Missouri;
and whereas 1t is provided In sat-! bond
NJ. hin and Anna H. lin shall fai to pay,
or cause to be paid. any OF the interest
the same become due ard payable, then
the whole amount of said bond shall at
once become due and ,payabi@, without no
Hill and Anna u. Hin have failed to pay,
or cause to be paid. the interest coupons
and payable on the first day OF october,
1894, and on the first day Of April. 1895;
wherefore the whole amount OF said bond
Is now due and payable, and unpaid, un.
der the terms Of said bond and deed Of
trust; now therefore, public notice is
hereby given that /, the Undersigned. Da-
vd II. Etten the trustee named in said
deed of trust, under and by virtue Of the
authority vested in me. by aid deed OF
trust. at the request of the legal holder
and owner. of said bond, will proceed to
sell the above described real estate at
public vendue, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the south front door OF the county
court house of Jackson county, Missouri
at the south front door of the building in
cult court of said county IL held being
the new county court house in Kansas
City, Missouri, on Thursday. the 18th day
OF August. \. u. 1895, between the hours
of o'clock in the forenoon and . o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day. for the pur-
amount of said bond, with interest. and
the costs of executing this trust,
DAVID H. ETrIEN. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28
LEGAL NOTICES.


CFirst publication July 23. lN5b
notice or TRUSTEES SALE Whore
as ON January 10Th. 1893, th city Real
Estate Company. corporation suhs,siing
under the laws OF the state ot Missouri
made. executed and delivered Us deed OF
trust, for the purpose of securing tge pay
thousand dollars S8.O00O0l. With interest
coupons attached named in SAID agcd Of
signed, bayiii ii. Etten, truscc c the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated tn The
county Of jackson and state ~ Missouri,
to-wit: Commencing at Iuui ninety
seven co feet i've and two-nfths % 20
inches north OF the SOUTHWEST corner ol
i9t number Twelve u2 IN block n1mmher
Kansas Wow Kansas City), Missouri and
ruhhlnE thence north seventeen 90 irvt
dr'd aud twenty U2W feet; thence south
seventeen 90 feet aud seven Ol inchesi
thence west to the place OF beginning ac-
corglng TO the recorded plat and whereas
Sail iced or trust was, on The l@h daE Or
%anua,ty Jiis,.y i&'S a y n o'clock m. WY
records Of said jackson county missouri
ahq whereas IT H. provided ~ said uonu
and deed or trust that II the said CITY
Real Estate Company shall fah to pay or
cause to be paid, any OF the interest roh-
rous attached 10 said bond ai the iim' ihe
whole amount of said bond shall at once
necomc due and payable without uouce,
company has failed t6 pay, or cause to bG
paid, the interest coupons attached 70 sutd
boul which became due and lahio ON
t4c, nrst day gf January, lNA the hisJ 1ay
of July. lS9i tho first day of January, 1870
fore tho whole amoiint OF said bond Is now
due ana payable and unpaid under the
terms. Of said bond and deed of trusts now
thei'iore, public notice is hereby Even
that |, tho undersigned, David II. Eiuen
the trustee named in said decd OF trust!
under and 10y virtue Of the authority vested
IN me by said decd Of trust at the request
of the legal holder and owner of SAID bond
VIII proceed to sell The above utstilh'n
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28
PRICE OF WHEAT GOES UP.
1Hi CEREAL ADVANCED et-sc UNDER
STRONG BULLisu NEWS.


chicago, III, July 27.-Hclped 10y strong
n'ws to-day. wheat closed at an advance
ot -ise per bushel after having at one
pdit OF the day shown a gain Of 3isc. Corn
Was iirm. partly IN sympathy with wheat
ana IN par. to the premium being paid for
spot corn. closing isc higher September
oats closed lsc higher and provisions nm
ished with but little change,
wheat opened strong and quiet and for
about an hour and n half 1t looked as if
the rise at the opening would bc tho out
side price for the day. At the end OF that
time however the initial Jump OF about
.tHlc per bushol was supplemented by
series of spasmodic bounds, which, lu less
than ffteen minutes, added % per bushel
more The chief reason for the great
strength was because OF Argentine having
AT lcnEth thrown up the sponge IN the trl-
the United states I'm supplying the wants
9I me Wneat Imp impogtinS part OF The world;
between these figures about o'clock 1T
tie Era demand from the shorts rufled
Upon that discovery it became u question
with those who had previously sold Of who
pursuit OF the elusive price which rose to
I2a,c before the chase was over. At that
cause q. reaction OF lc per bushel the lat
est trading price being tlAc. The re-
ern Tf' marsts an am6HntT 5SfGS to al S Sushcis %
compared with l,lN5,WD at the same points
last year. The weeks shipments from
both coasts, including flour, were only
i,2e5ooo bushels; AGAINST l,e52,ooO bushels
This visible which last year Increased
8.359eo bushels, viii. perhaps, show
small decrease this week. estimated at
about 250,O00 bushels. The reports from
the Northwest, in some cases would lead
TO the impression of very serious crop fail
ure, and in others to the expectation of
an exceptionally heavy yield. The amount
of business done on orders from the out
side was small The small Argentine ship
ket strong throughout the day, despite
considerable realizing.
The corn market was irregular, but IN
the main firm, even for May delivery.
Some disquietins reports concerning the
growing crops are coming In from Ne
brGska, and although by itself would not
have much effect, IT directed attention to
the uncertain tenure of life held by a
growing C~np; The cash demand is cx-
To-day,s receipts were 317 cars and 800
are estimated for Monday. September
L 'iac and closed at i3itc. May, 35lkc at
tn, 9ening sold off to 35hc, then rose to
36isc, and closed at 36c.
Quite good business was transacted in
oats. y the opening an easier feeling pre-
vailed, but when wheat advanced oats also
went up. September opened at 22i9c, sold
The provision market was n shade firmer
but very dull and at the close there was
very little change from yesterdays rest
ing prices Pork left off at decline of
i,miac, and ribs are 2i.c higher. Hog re-
ceipts to-day We're 5000.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28
OLD EMPLOYEES TO BE RETAINED.
Those That Show Good Service Will BE
Continued in the New United States
Penitentiary Mt Lcavenworth.

Washington. July 2L-(Special) The at
torney general said to-day, in regard to the
petition of the employees at the United
States penitentiary at FIT, Leavenworth that
he would retain as many of them as could
show good service. Mr.. Harmon said he
did not care to take any political advantage
in selecting employees. beyond appointng
a warden and that they would be selected
with view of securing the best of serv-
ice.
Mr.. Harmon has decided that $500 per
year Will be the compensation of MIR.
I'rench and to this is added house and
living expenses This will probably be
enough to round out about $1,000, The Sc
lection of assistant superintendent and
physician will not be made until Mir.
French reaches Leavenworth and takes in
the situation. 1t is understood that Mr.
French is in favor of taking a gentleman
from Indiana with him as assistant superin-
tendent. Some of his political friends in
that state are urging him to do ii. because
as soon as the administration Is over he is
likely to be back there looking for a polit-
ical job. This argument, 1t is believed, will
have some weight with Mr.. French.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28
KANSAS HAPPE NlNGS,

Topeka. July 27-(speciall Manha!tan
has organized a new company OF the Kan
sas National Guard, which was mustered
into the service here last night by Major
General Hughes. After the recruiting Of
nee was opened It required but three days
10 ill the complement OF siNty-three men
EIdorado. kas.. July 27.-(Speciall The
Republican convention in the Third com
missioner's district was held in Tuwanda
today, and Dr. l.. a. Harper was nom
mated for commissioner ConsressmaIl
Charles Curtis was present and made
Splendid speech, which was received with
great enthusiasm.
saIina. Kas., July 27.-(speciaD a. c,
Pattee. Populist, of Saline county ana
Formerly editor OF the Salina Union, has
purchased the Junction city Tribune, eN-
rongressman Davis paper. lie Will take
possession AT once, and II is rumored VIII
try for the Populist nomination for con-
gress in this district,
wellington. Kas., July 27.-(Special) The
Republican county central committee met
here to-day and selected Tuesday, Sep
tember 8 for a convention TO nominate a
county ticket. "A motion to submit to
Inc voters the question of making noml-
nations hereafter by the so-called Craw-
ford county or primary system was voted
doHp
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
University 2f the s.ate Of Missouri.


Columbia. Mo. July 10, 1895.
To Thomas r. Crittenden Jr.. Clerk Of the
County. Court OF Jackson County, Mo.
Dear Sir:--Undcr the provisions of sec
ton S733, Revised Statutes Of Missouri, 1859,
your county Is entitled 70 send to the de-
Missouri, at Columbia and Rolia. during
the session ending June 3, 1896, lOi students.
between the ages of l6 and % years.
The requirements for admission may be
found in the university catalogue for the
current year. For such catalogue apply
to the university librarian. at Columbia.
Examinations for admission will be. given
at the university on Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Monday. September 9Th. 9th.
university. The session of all the depart
rnents will begin on Tuesday, September
TO- 1895, and will continue until the first
Wednesday in June. 1896 except that Of
the School of Mines and Metalurgy. which
will begin and end one week later.
general assembly is authorized to appoint
one cadet, who, after passing the required
examinations is entitled to be admitted to
the academic department free of tuition or
contingent fees.
Under the provisions, of an act OF the last
to one free scholarship in any depart
ment.
Ample provision has been made for the
education and care of young women in all
the classes of the university.
You will please, after giving two weeks
me, ON or before September 1st a list of
the names of all the youths of your Coun-
" who intend to make application for en-
mencement of next session.
Board can be had in the University Clubs
lilies at $500 TO $3.50.
Permit me to call your attention to the
appended extract from the statute. Very
' Secretary of the Board of Curators.
The secretary of the board of curntors
of each county court in this state a GER
tfcate stating the number of pupils that
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28

Seneca. Kas., July 2L-CSpecialD The
Nemaha county institute closed its annual
session here to-day. 1t was one of the
most profitable and largest Institutes ever
held in the county. over 100 teachers were
in attendance The Instructors were Su-
perintendent j, O. Schoheld of Seneca:
Professor /, i. Morgan. of Sabetha; Pro-
lessor Samuel p. Mold. the Kansas elocH-
zionist, of Gohs. An annual declamatory
contest is one of the features of the Nema-
ha county institute and this year three
prizes We're awarded for proficiency in this
art. Miss Felt, of Centralia, took irst
Miss YeauGer, of Baieyyille, second, and
Miss Cox, of Oneida, third. The lectures
were given by President Sanders, of the
Fort Scott normal school; Or. Rice, of
Forum fame, and Congressman Calderhead,
ana eighteen teachers took the examination
for certificates. To Superintendent G. A.
his work in conducting the institute.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28
0rIrst publication July 22d. 1859

NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE-Where-
as on January 10th 1888 the CITY Real Es,
under Sn1di the laws of the state of Missouri:
made, executed and delivered it's deed of
triist for the purpose of securing the pay
r,"nt OF one bond for the sum of forty
i've hundred dollars Gi,5OOl. with interest
coupons hwHharein aIin"i it Conveyed to the under
signed David II. Ettten, trustee the fol
souri,, to-wlt: Commencing at point one
hundred Qc feet east OF thS rs, Southwsst 10 cor
to hSr the @'"S City Of Kansas tnow Kan, 4
sas Ssrco cIt noGtb miinS3 minetywo @ @9, feet and
I'VE () inches thence east twenty-five cor
feet to an aiey HfneSS ncSo sonm alnn hhetgwo me sSy
MA thence west twenty-five (22) feet to
The place OF beginning, according to the re
deed deed Of trust was on the 18th day of Janu-
airy, y,lso$ at ilIs o'clock a. s,J m,dulyy recorded
IN eo9SS saS ! Jaekson eS a. 1 eo1nty. % Missouri and
$ Of Tps he sba s Pf to spa pay city of cas Rfa
10 10 be- paid. any OF the interest coupons at
tached 10 said bond a, the tine the same
Whole amount of said bond shall at once
become due and payable, without notice;
compamy ct5T Any has failed to pay. or cause to
be paid the interest coupons attached to
said @ bond, which became due and payable
nayment of S25 on account thereof, the
fTSt day of July, 1894, the iirst day of Jan
mary, 1906 and on the first day OF July
hGnd is now due and payable and unpaid
under the terms of said bond and deed of
trust; now, therefore, publ notice is here
II Ettien. the trustee named in said deed
or trust. under and by virtue of the au-
tboritv vested in me by said deed of trust
nj the request of the legal holder and own
er Of said bond will proceed to sell the
above described real estate at pubic yendue,
10 the highest bidder, for cash al the south
front door OF the, building in Kansas city,
Missouri, in which the circuit court of said
ihe new county court house in Kansas
City Missouri on Thursday, the 18th day
OF August A. II. 1895, between the hours
Of O'clock in the forenoon and O'clock
in the afternoon Of said day for the pur-
amount Of said bond. with interest, and
the costs OF executing this trust.
DAVID III. ETTIEN, Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28
(rIrst publication July %, 1867

NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE Where
as. on october 26, 1855, j. G. A. King ana
and delivered their deed Of trust for the
purpose OF securing the payment of their
bond for the sum of $4,000 in said decd
Of trust described, wherein they conveyed
to the undersigned, david II Ettien, trus-
lee. the following desrrhed real estate.
siIiated in the county of Jackson and
Stale of Missouri, to-wit; Lots numbered
nineteen QO and twenty l2Ol, OF block No
twelve O9, OF the resuNey Of Pendeton
heights, an addition to III City of Kansas,
aSsofairs sosetSer with all Of The mprovemeRI3
thereunto belonging; ana whereas, on the
26th day OF october, lSSS, AT $50 o'clock D.
m. said deed OF trust was duly recorded
in book lS S29, at page $!3 OF the records
whereas said deed Of trust provides that
unon non-payment Of the debt secured bv
said deed of trust by the makers thereof.
the property therein described may be sold
hy the trustee for the purpose Of raising
and. whereas, said Indebtedness is now
past due and unpaid; now, therefore, public
notice Is hereby given that /, the Under
signed, David II. Ettien the trustee named
OF the authority vested in me by said deed
of trust at the request of the owners of
said bo1d will proceed to sell the above
described real estate, at public Veudur 10
the highest bidder for cash, at the front
county Missouri at Independence. the
county seat of said county, on Thursday,
The 18th day of August, 1895, between the
hours OF O'Clock In the forenoon and 5
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, for the
amount of said Indebtedness, with interest
DAVID II. ETTlEN. Trustee.
EQWAER &. WRIGHT. AttoSRsY. - -