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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

To tho Editor of iln 1n,nnrnnrnr.

To tho Editor OF tho %In,el,rcncer.
SIRE Much has been wrIttGmpnd said
lately In the daily press OF the city con-
crrhing the new rules which the board "
education have for come time paNt had
under consideration. My purpose In this
communication Is to call attention to the
increase OF hours In which the reading
rooms OF the library shall be kept open
on the Sabbath day, and to some OF the
assertions made IN reference thereto.
One OF these assertions IS that the work.
inE men arc deprived OF the benefit OF
the reading room unlcsS Il IL opened for
then. On the Sabbath day. Now we IN
Slst that as a general rule that thOsc who
visit 1t on the Sabbath day. are che same
persons who visit Il during the week
days and that they arc not the wording
men Of the clty.t Again. the working
men rs q rule are 10 bc found on Sab
bash afternoon NJ the TradcI Assembly
hall and not at the library room.
Again those who have been IN the
habit OF visiting Il on the Sabbath are 4
number Of boys aged from ten to sixteen
and eighteen years ~ age, who deceive
their parents who bal.evc them to be In
attendance upon the Sabbath school.
where they were sent, but who spend
NlfAI klIllt III lilN 1tllllk TNDtl COlAlalllE
the pages OF Puck and Judge.
Again the board OF education Is pre-
Sumcd 10 encourage the cultivation Of
the morals OF the young md not 10 be
the destroyer OF their morals.
Again, the Sabbath day IL not the pro-
rer;y OF the board or education to dispose
Of AZ they sec a.. The Sabbath was
made FOR man-as 4 religious rest day,
the Injunction bcing-"Remomber the
Sabbath day and keep Il holy"
But It has been charged by n ceres
pendent that 1; has frequently beer the
case that tho library was not open oi
the Sabbath until after l o'clock p. m.
Thls Is Il misrepresentation Of tho truth.
There has not been n Sabbath when the
library has not been promptly opened at
that hour.
Another correspondent makes the
charge that those In the library at the
hour 0f $50 3. m, were unceromoneous-
~ hustled out OF the room, because Il
was time 10 clean W, when the fac; Is.
there Is no cleaning up on Sabbath: fur
eher It Is n mistake that the library was
ever closed oil the Sabbath before the
rrGulpr hour-6 o'clock-ans nc Il was
ever compelled to leave before that hour.
Such is 4 summary OF some Of the prin-
cipal points which hay" been urged IN
the daily papers otthc city by unfair and
prajudiced writer's. who havc ignOrantly
or Wiltully| indulgei in Misrepresentation
OF the facts.
In conclusion. those who have charge
Of the public library are ladies who are
conscientious In the discharge OF their
duties. and affablc and polite 10 all who
visit the room, and I can only account
for the unmanly attacks made upon
Them as the result OF personal spite and
malice. TILE OTHER SIDE.
Wheeling, Dec. IS.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Erap, and 9Iishap,i In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Tho two annealinG furnaces In the tin
departnlPnt nt the Aetna-Stnndlrd nave
bcrn started, making five In all. Every
thing !s on IN the tin department.
The drawing at the Opera House this
evening will be under the management
OF the house and the lucky ticket nust
be In the house.
The Christmas Market will be contin-
ued ut the Episcopal church this even
ing under the auspices OF the ladies or
the church.
r. II, Stanton. Hanover strcct. has tho
largest and finest line OF glassware and
oucenswarc for Christmas presents.
Mrs. Il. f. Turner and Mrs. Lee, of
Canton. visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell yesterday.
The miners at Shcrrodsvlllc. 300 In
number, have decided 10 80 to work ut
the 5l-cGnt rate.
DR.. VIII II. Hall, who has been coniln-
ed 10 bed with a severe attack or the
grip, Is better.
About $50 was realized nj the Prcsby-
tcrlnn entertainment on Thursday night.
Mrs. Davis, Of Wcllsvlllc, IS visiting
her daughter. Mrs. William Paxton.
Fred Ebrrly Is home from a three
F@
weeks trip for Spence, Bags Go.
The ~rGlcar7aIs for the Alumni enter
tninmCnts are progressing finely.
John Gamble has moved his family
from Sard!s to Martins FERRY.
Miss Myrtle Frazier has gone TO War
nHck's station to Visit relatives.
Mr.. NJ. Sheets has returned from a six
weeks trip IN the south.
Charles lIclllng. sr.. returned TO Eli
wood. Pa, yesterday.
The Jolly PnthfndCrs will close their
engagement tonight.
Mr.. and Arg, Mliln ong returned to
SmIthilcld yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Morris, who has been
click, Is better.
Thomas Mitchell went to MI. Pleasant
last evening.
Grant Henderson Is down from Pitts
burEl.
Il. ], Miller Ia In town.
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For the past Few DAYS inc OH men
L,vn bcen on the anxious scat IN re-
:, ~. ,h,eo ve,ls n, tho FI,hor
OF Company IN Inc terri-
tory, which have been due In tho sand.
~, Yesterday afternoon n rcrort was
'"''t -. ,L. p,,,o,a AL, 80,
fcctiVc" i'o'' '"c is'H'"" WV W ''u
eItct that one OF the wells Don Price
n, I, was on ton OF the sand and show
49, ,,r , rr,anccr n, n largo c,ltrrs
Ms =" - ~ ~
This well Is located 'niy u sno'l ais
lance Irum tho Liberty. OIL Company
Y, I, on tho Mcfarland f]orty-acrc
a., A.. a.h.. ,,,d ,r,,. . .,.
lease Y" 'h' '''e' ~ f" "
prise was also contained III inc report,
which was TO the eject tha. the same
,no,r.s NJ = on tho s,u, for,,
'"''S ..I -, 49,. 49,.
when w ON! Iocateu nuout IVY nun
drrG icet 10 'he soutHeast OK Lno Mc.
Fa'!lhd wen. hnu nvsI THY uooT'
~ tnIS teet ~ me SAW. INV L mot
Gallons were mat u Wouio 90 u very
smah wen, hoS,I"rSc GhouEn
10 pay Tor operating. n cDm'nE W
Of thi9 wen ms way gives Ihe tetFl-
tory 10 the souInWtSt ot Il MSr"'-
hnd wei II Verf oiaSN eye .
wore was receives mst cNcnihs 10
the eNect mat the Wen pSIhR urlilcu
on the Muhiefhah arm on buckhlll
BOTTOM, Just oelow iEeS'NT, on tho
OA'o SIDE. hau renchcu tle h'G lhlhh
sand ana INA Lle ~hdicauohS were
thAt II VIII DC a dfy mole ~ IS under
h'God that another Wen VIII DE locn.
ted and drilled IN nus territory as II
Is the Intention OK the ONO on COM
pany. which mas II under lease 10 thor
ouShly tesi 'heir ho!uihSo oclose
throwing them up.
1t was learned lhte last evening shat
the Fisher on CCtnpnnPs well on inc
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In tho new Eight Bells" which will
be AZ the Opera House. to-day, matinee
and night, Il wonderful white horse
formed BY two men IL u feature OF the
frat act and his antics and deep Iuter-
,'t manifcat In matters progressing on
the stage are very funny to sec. The
iglck coach Is a vehicle for some mc:ry'
moments with n trio OF strange act
'nG passengers. 4 tumbling torn and
NJ ucrobntIc quadrille for n Anish are
AMONG the star acts. 4 neat bit of
Juggling II introduced by oac OF the
lyme Brothers. \ rcvOiviBg ship
Which impHsons the brothers In their
To'WS He squirrels In Il tread wheel
"9Okes thunherE OF applause. No doc
'"T. no matter how clever. could pre-
1'?lhe for Il case OF the blues better
mao accommodating Il patient to the
"r1iIcTH Dyrne in this clever comedy.
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DELLhInE.
alisor;, or Losal News aud Gossip About
the GlntS city.

Tie J.. O. O. j.. held n mcetlng In
their hnll Thursday evening and elect
cd the following officers for tho en-
Isulng year: Il. c. T., u, walker; C.. r.,
Harry Oliver: V. T.. Ross Cots: l.. D..
j, 2. Winters; chap. Mr.. Keyscr: rec
ordlag secretary, Lucia Mcdonald;
FINANCIAL secretary. Larry King; treas
urcr, William Rial; marshal Mrs. a.
q. King; department mnrshnl, Mss.
William Rial; sentinel. Charles Gels.
Ter; guard. Mlsg Fannie ktDg.
The Ionic Lodge. No, t32, A. j. and
~ ". met In regular session ThurRday
evening and elected che following Of
ilcors: Henry Hell. W. NJ; J. u. Oar
'ah, 8. W.; !. Dean, j.. W; August
Sciuch, treasurer; J, NJ. King, sccre-
tary: William D%augherty, \, D.; JatncB
stewart, J. D.; Robert Brown, tyler.
The literary exercises held at the
Central school building, yesterday nf-
tcrnonn, were well attended n nm In
lcrestlng programme was had. The
boys OF the c class gave n representa-
lion or the Continental Congress.
The Cosmonma at the Elyslan thea
ire last evening had n fair sized audi
cncC. The display Of the different mer-
chants Of the city In the drill was
fine.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail-
road company IL repairing their tres
tie worit fn this city. They have n force
Of men at work with u pile driver.
Thieves visited the chicken house OF
William oliver, on Rose Hin. Thurs
day evening, and helped themselves to
the chickens.
Mrs, II. Llppcl and son. Ira. OF Cum
bcrlnnd, Md, arc the guests OF Mrs.
Lippel's parents In the Fourth ward.
The C%hnutauqua Circle met last
evening nt the home Of John Kirk
patrick, In the Fifth ward.
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher will be
home to-day from Marietta, where she
has been attending college.
Ben Knpncr has returned 10 Cleve-
land. after spending IL Few days with
his parentS IN this city.
Walter Mauscll has returned home
from Bethany, ". Va, where he has
been attending college.
Miss Lottie Stewart has returned to
hcr home In StcubeHv!lle. after visiting
friends In the city.
Homer Martin has returned to his
home In MOundsVillc after visiting rel
atlvcs In the city.
Thomas Jarrcts has moved his family
from this city TO BcuwoOd. where he
has secured work.
Mrs. DR.. Morris, ot'WheciInE, is the
guest OF friends and relatives IN the
city.
=. Malone returned yesterday from
Cleveland, where he spent 4 few days.
Lou kGarns. OF MounIsyiIle, was
calling, on friends In The "ity ycsterdny.
Mrs. T. 4. Rodefcr is confined 20 her
home in the Fourth ward, quite III.
Mrs. Isaac Fry. who has beer III for
some time past. Is able TO be out.
Frank LIttcn. OF the Fourth ward, Is
In Marietta. on business.
The steamer Ben Hur passed down
a. noon yesterday.
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Reilly &. Woods company appeared at
IN" Grand Last night Ia another audience
"hlsh ill!sd the theatre. The company
- a Nae on" ana headed as It Is by the
clever PAT Reilly. TIL" ~afterplccr, "Mul-
'"oh'E Gymnasium" Is one ~ shc FUN
n.c'L eve: been here and Pat Reilly never
appeared TO better advantages than he
does In tn" character Of "McBrldo." An
exciting and scientific three round apnr-
~" contest Ia Included In this aGt. The
y,l'2ns, Smith and Cook. Paull and
Ilika, ROhcttu md Doreto nnd the three
sisters Lane, are included In the apcclal-
ur' and mako a great hit. The engage
incnt Will close Tonight.
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TIE "0NLY" CHAMPION :?

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. iS.-Doh
FltsslmmonJ gives out the following
statement:
10 THE puDTlC!-I desire to extend
TO the many kind and sympathetic
friends that I have undo In San Fran
cisco. my sincerIgt thanks for their
words OF kindly cheer during my clIOrt
made In the court In tho vain cndcaYor
to rccovcr the &c., COO which, though hon
CStly won by me. wla al dishonesty
taken from ME by the fouleyt conspiracy
over pcrpetratCd In the annals Of puEIl-
Ism. ! was induced TO commences the
suit IN the belief that the iysue OF fraud
which ! charge would he fairly and
guuarGly met and ! was encouraged In
that belief when General Barnes stated
In court that he wanted the doors thrown
wide open and wanted this case deter
mined upon Justice.
Finding that the Justice OF the case
was with me and that | had fully estah-
llShcd the fraud which ] charged had
been pGrpctrated. he sought refuge In
the weakness OF tho Law to give me my
Jus. rights and moved Il dismissal OF tho
case on the ground that the contest was
nothing but Il prize fEht and that the
our was therefore powerlcsa TO re-
licvc. The utter hopelessncJs Of the de-
Tense In this cNsC was manifest when re-
sort had 10 be made TO q motion Of this
character, asking for a decision which
might involve the liberty OF tho defend
mt rs well as those o,ns?lr!ns with
him.
I am pleased that the public know all
OF the facts os this case and | am willing
20 stand or fall by their Judgment. Fully
realizing the great injustice done me and
also done every fair minded citizen by
the parties 10 this foul conspiracy. Will
have faith In the belief that there are
honest referees yet to be found In San
Francisco, and | therefore announce
myself as ready to make my match With
anyone with whom I have not already
defeated. making. however. tho exception
In favor o: ShHrkcy, whom l am willing
to meet AT his pleasure.
ain conclusion ! would assert that ]
have always been an enemy OF foul
blows and foul methods and that
feeling | hope will continue with me 80
long ms | shall continue to be proud Of
the homes: and true frlends that have
made during my stay in San Francisco
Very truly.
ROBERT F1TZSIMMONS.
The only recognized Champion OF the
World"
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The Florence OIL Compnny's No. .
II. S. Wilson In Richie county. came in
Wednesday good Tor forty barrels natu-
ral in che salt sand. This Is on the east
ArD incline, and makes good 4 Let OF ter
r!iJry that was thought doubtful here
tG!ore. This well Is south from Cairo
about Ave miles.
The Cairo OH Comrany's Nc. !,
Fr:ckey. cz.ne IN coed Tuesday and Is
throwing oil eve the derrick. This
we'll Is o. the western edge and does not
open up any new tsrrItrEy.
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't'
To The Edltnr OF tho 1n~ielllrruc

To tho Editor OF the 1ntelllGcncer.
SIR:-As n volunteer fireman, Charles
+. KlIeves was gallant, as n volunteer
soldier he arose from the ranks and for
metttorlous service was promoted %
corporal, tn lieutenant and was dis
charged as captain. all before he had
attained his majority. As n paid fire.
man his service has not been excelled by
any, as Il citizen he has always been
highly esteemed. He has all the quail
ties OF making q safe and excellent chief.
FOURTH WARD.
Ubnn1tp- nac &c
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA.. ! n. m.
PnrkcrsSurg. BES HUR. II a. III.
Clarington. JEWEL, 3:3o p. m
SIstcrsvillo. RUTH. $50 p, m.
PErkersbur=, ARGASD, I y. n.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Cha~rles;on..,H X. BEDFORD, n m.
LEXINGTON, IL n II.
L !. N.
Darlington. ...JEWEL. 3:So 3. m.
Sistersvlllc.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
GAINESVILLE. ...LORESA. 3 n. m.
Pittsburgh. .RES HUR, 6 n. m
Pittsburgh. .KAEAWIA. 6 n. N.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. S A. m
Cincinnati Virginia, S q. n.
Parkersburg. ARGAND, noon.
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BOWLING.

Thc games In the South Side Bowl;
Ing League last night were contested
bv tho Aurora and Randy BooS teams
which were two az four teams tied for
fourth place In the race. Randy Boos
spuried oprortuEcly and Won two OF
the three games. and Is now safely
lodged In fourth position. Tho feature
Of the nights play vas the score made
BIZ Craver, OF Randy Bo0s In the third
came-9.2. which Is the best Individual
score made over the creek The score
In lnnIlll.
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headache and NcuraIgi1 curod by DE-
MILES PAIN PILLS. One cent n dose"

"EXCUSE me-" observed the man In
fIcctucles: but l am n surgeon. and
that Is not where the liver Is" Never
you mind where his liver H." rctOrtcj
tn, other. EFF II was In his big too or his
left ear DeWilts Little Early Riscrs
would reach II and shake II for him.
on that You can bet your Sig-lamps."
Charles r. GOotsc. corner Twelfth mud
Market streets; Rowie 4 Co, Bridge
port: Peabody & Son. Benwood. $
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ABSOLUTELY pure. perfectly harm.
less, and invariably reliable are the
qualities OF One Minute Cough Cure. It
ncvcr fails in colds, Group and lung
troubles. Children like 1t becansc 1t Is
pleasant to take and It helps them.
Charles Il. Goctzc, corn Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co. Bridge
port: Peabody & Son. Benwood. z
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1s.-Tom
Sharkcy, the pugIllst, Is to-day juggling
$500, the proceeds Of the purse awarded
him after he was knocked out by FIts-
simmons. Sharkey and his hacker, Dan
Lynch went to the Ansio-Cal!fnrn!H
bank to-day with a certificate OF deposit
for 10000. He was Informed that ut
tachmcnta aSgegG;luS 1880 had been
filed against his certificate.
"All right" said Shnrkey.' give me
the balance which he received.
Sharkey says moss he wants another
Rght, preferably with MRier. The
grand jury has decided to bring no In
iIctn,cnts against Sharkey. FItzsin-
mons. or their hackers for infringement
OF he state law against prize fighting.
believing no convictions could be OBJ
,alnnl.
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Included In the cast OF "Thc Real Wild
q" Rrdwn." which comes 10 The Grand
,nc ltrdt three nights OF next week, are
"liR' Li"2ie Gonzales and hdolhh May
or. VINO were With the Gonzalez opern
company which appeared hero Inst sum-
msr.
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UmpIrc-McAndreTs. scorcr-springer'
This evening six postponed games
VIII he rolled. At c p. M. the Harvest
and Tidal Wave teams will roll three
unmcs, and nt s p. m. the Mail Pouch
and Ceramic clubs will play three.
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DUBLIC SALE.

On Wednesday. December g, 1885, at
l o'clock p. NJ. l will offer on the promises
Mt public or private sale q small farm OF
eight acres, fronting on tho Ohio river.
along two lines OF railroads. and four
miles from Wheeling, W. Va, and inst
above TiltOnvlllc. Jefferson county. Ohio.
Well improved, nice two-story dwelling OF
: rooms. carriage house, stable and other
outbuildings. Would suit gardener For
all particulars, call on or address Wll.-
nUR l.. MEDlLl. Northeast Corner Court
House. Stuubenville. Ohio. deS-wylQ-iI
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THURSDAY, JANUARY :. 1877.


beginning at 10 o'clock n, m, the follow
inG described parcel OF real property stu
atcd in the city OF Wheeling. In snid county,
in ChGpline and Eoff's addition to tho said
city. that Is 10 say the north one-halr
OF lot numbered ono hundred and sixty
three. In said addition. and one and one
half feet more next south OF the north
ono-half OF the said lot, making together
thlrty-iour and onc-halt feet measured
along the front OF the said lot and extend
Ing OF the same width from east TO west
the whole depth OF the said lot. This Is
to the aid Joseph Lelner by Thomas B.
McI.nIn, trustee, and Elizabeth McMechcn
by decd dated on the 9Th day OF February,
\. y. 1881. and recorded In said clerks
Office In Deed Book No. %. at page s.
TERMS OF SALE-Of the purchase
on the day OF sale, $500, or such less
amount Of the purchase money AS shall
remain unpaid, shall bc pnId on Novcm-
her Is. 1872; 1920, or such less amount OF
the purchase money MS shall SIN remain
unpaid. shall bN paid on November Is.
ISIS; S.lSO. or such less amount OF the
purchase money MS shall still remain TN
paid, shall be pnid Oh November Is. 1893:
$ll"O, or such less amount OF the purchase
money rs sNull still remain unpaid, shall
bn paid OH November Ia, 1900; and the
residue OF the purchase money, II any
shall then remain unpaid. shall be paid
OF November 10, 1901. The deferred in
RtallmCnts or the purchase money shall
bear interest from the day OF sale. and
for them tho purchaser shall give his notes
with personal security satisfactory to the
undersigned trustee. lie shall also mnin-
tain insurance TO an amount satisfactory
TO the trustee md for his benefit upon
tho buildings upon tho said property.
WILLIAM 3, SIMPSON.
de- Trustee.
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The marks q, { D.. NJ. showed s feet
and stationary. Cloudy md cooler.
The peerless Virginia Ia to-morTow's
Cincinnati packet, leaving Al s u IN,
sharp.
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WE arc Offering special Inducements
on several we'll known makes OF pianos.
Come In and see them.
F. W. BANNER co.
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a FINE assortment OF Music Rolls,
from 50 cents upwards.
+ W. BANNER & co.
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Fat Reilly tells n story on the mayor
~ a town down the river that IL funny.
fat aays the mayor keeps Il restaurant.
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FINE Opera Glasscs, pearl mounted,
s. 90 and upwards.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER CO.
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that he is losing capacity for work; and TINT
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100 hoyE' Watches. opened this morn
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upwards.
DILLON. WHEAT G. HANCHER co.
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binding is desired, send ten cents additional
tthirty:orc cents in ally.
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FOR e. SELE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

The National Collection Agency, OF
Washington, d. C.. will dispose OF tho fol-
lowing Judgments:
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DUBLlC SALE.

Under tho authority vested In him by n
deed OF trust made by Joseph Leiner and
Emma. his wife. dated on the 18th day OF
November. in the year 1895, and recorded
in the Office OF the clerk OF the county
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, In
Decd OF Trust Book No. Il, at page los,
she undersigned trustee will sell at public
auction Mt the north door OF the court
house OF Ohio county aforesaid. on
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