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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-spve o'Don.
neil defeated Frank slavln IN, thu NTH
nund At the Empire Athleltn club In
NNrpeth, L. l., tonight, THEY; met for
ntwenty round bo,t. Slavln, was n , 20
=, ,avcritc at first. but on n'rnhlor that
he had Injured himself while punching
Inc bag, thesa odds wcrr dropped and
her. was fair betting at = to 9 In his
hybr, when the men entered the ring
h,,h looked to be In good condition aud
orh Weighed about 1SS potihds,
Round |. SlavIn led on with right on
toJy Roth exchanged lcftS Jon neck,
In A cllnch Slarln landed left OF body
ard O'Dunnell sent Il straight left on
Soss. Both men then rOuRhAl II and
ought wildly. O'Dnnneil assumed the
aggressive and landed his lef. twice In
nTIrk succession on face. They then
Sxrhaused lefts ~ face and 10 breaking
nwnv O'ppnnell hit SlAvln a hard punch
an the back. which staggered him. o'pOn-
neil again sent his right to the face twice
and had the better OF the round at the
Hound . SlavIn was very awkward
and O'ponneli got in left and right on
,he head. Both men fought! rapidly,
exchanging punches on head and body.
4 right from o'Donnell made the blood
fow from Slavin's nose. '..r
Round Z SlRvln led of with left on
far- and both clinched. Slnvtn landed
i'm on neck and right on head ODon-
nell Jabbed len on face. ( They ex-
changed let's on face and Cinclicd.
WnSn they broke o'Donnel came back
quickly With straight let's on The face
without O return.
"Rnunt I. SlnvIn opened with a hard
,pf; on face. lie then went at O'Donnell
In n wild fashion and the fighting was
~ the give md take order. O'Donnell
,r.n set his right owe on the jaw and
Sliv!r backed Into his corner. o'Don-
nell smashed him right and LEFT and the
bel! lust saved a Knockout
Round .. O'Donnell went at his nan
IN slAm-banE fashion. raining blows on
head and neck. Siavin followed palm
,ully around the ring and Paddy Cor
man, his second. Jumped through the
r5psS. but the referee warned him back.
German then said: Frank Is dead: there
"a no use In his going on any longer"
In the meantime O'Donnell kept ham
merins away with both fists and he
soon had Siavln's face pounded Into n
4e,iY, Two heavy rights on the head and
left on the neck gent SlaTtn against
the ropes in u helpless condition and
rren the referee pulled the men apart
ard stopped the contest after the round
fal lasted one minute and thlrty-five
seconds. Referee Hurst awarded the
ilckt 10 O'Donneli. -.g
Slavln wants TO meet o'Donnelr again.
claiming that the injury TO his back
caused defeat. 80,
In The preliminary "Kid" MADDEN de-
feIied Jack McKeck in ten rounds ut
bantam weights.
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THOMPSON PARDoHED.
Tho Convicted innco ,Isn Parioned by
Governor MacCorkle.

Frank Thompson who was convicted
Mt the last term Of the criminal court
for beating a toot.racer. Beeler, OF
WaynesourS. out of $1,000 in a fake
loot race. has been pardoned by Gov
ernor MaeCoTkle. His sentence was
the NShtest possible under the charge,
Two years, and at the time Attorney
Robinson. who defended him. cS!med
mat IN verdict was unjust. a petition
for his pardon Was signed BY every
juryman, and Judge Hugus wrote a
strong plea on behalf Of the prisoner,
This petition was supplemented by
another one last week, in which Rob
inson enlisted his wsp friends
and others IN support OF the prisoners
release.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. el.-PIttsbursh
closed the season here with louisville
;l!s afternoon and split even" with the
C0lonels on the two games5The first
was a pitchers battle WITH Herman
doing considerably the better work.
Some brilliant plays were made and
the game WAS good throughout. The
second was r smuggling match. both
Pitchers Suffering about equally. Con-
NE Mack viii retire from the manage
men; OF the Pirates al che end OF the
season and Will take tha same position
;1r Milwaukee cam. Plttsourgh's new
manager has not been selected as yet.
Attendance. 1000. Scores:
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hRooKLYN, Sept. 2l.-Thcre was n
TlNa!l crowd and n liHtless sort OF 4
hiaie AZ Eastern Park to-day. The
!siHr team had the contest we'll In
Ithd up 10 the seventh inning. when
TI2rt by Grim and Corcoran gave
Score. II Is
Mo''rn ..""..O. "a 0 2 0--5 s 4
''tn'N'yh ..,.2 o 90 0 Ga 6
Earned runs. Boston f.: rlrooK!yr /.
lrh"fa: StlvctiS and nnub. Umpire.
hurst Time, l:l1. Attendance, l,g0.
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CLEVELAND. Sept. sl.-The Clcyc.
lands batted IN hett0r luck than tho
C%lnclnnatls IN to.day's game, which
was dull and unInterpsting, Cunny
waH compelled to retire In the ilfth
because Of an Injury to his hand. At.
tendance, 1000.
SCOrGi Ri II
Cleveland ....a# 0 teeti. 0 0 0 .-.Ji6 !.
Cincinnati 800 l 90 y 0 90 OIL D
Earned runs, Cleveland .: Cincinnati I.
Pitchers, Cnppy and Wilson; Dwyer. Inn
plre, Sheridan. Time, Ito.
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complete. The Lexington has been
completely ov~Crhauled and Is almost
u new boat ami very fast. She VIII re-
sumo In tho Wheeling and Matamoraa
O'clock.
Rlvermen are hoping that there viii
be q fair boating stage for several
weeks 10 come. Last nights report
from Pittsburgh Indicated II stage OF
four feet At Davis Island dam. This
should bring tho stage here TO seven
feet, or more, The s,nge last night was
three feet seven inches and rising,
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OIL ClTY-River / foot s inches and
stationary. Cloudy and pleasant,
WARRGN-lllvC eIght.tenths OF n
foot. Cool and fair.
GREENSBoR0-Rlvcr 7 feet 0 inch
es and rising. Cloudy and cool.
MORGANToWN-Rlver 7 feet .
Inches anu stationary. Cloudy and
cool.
PiTTSBURGlI-Rlvcr I feet and rls-
my at the dam. Clear and cool.
sTEuBENvl1.LE- River ; feet ANA
rising. Cloudy and cool.
Observation-Disclosures , feet 5
Inches and rising. Cloudy and cool.
Down-Valley Belle. Little Kanawha
rising,
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BALTIMORE. Sept. 2l.-Tbe Cham
il2nS to-day won their eleventh game
,ai' s"as0n from the p%hiia1cluhlIs,
"' game was repletc with sharp NcId-
,aS Both pitchers were hit pretty
iFhly, Carney getting II shade the
worst OF II. ATTENDANCE. 1878.
score: Uu l.,
talilinorc "a u 10 il i
'I.'aNeIp'h ~ O9A oG-.G . i
EARNED runs, Baltimore :: P~hjladcIphIu
Pitchers. li"nlmlnE Und CArSfy.i. I'm
iLtn. HornmnE. Tlmn. E.ln-. ""s'. ~"
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WASHINGTON. Sept. q. The
lshinSt0ns played loosely to-day.
errors Of joMontrcvlllr, Mcguire,
,I.'EG' D'Brlcn and Cartwright :gavc
..' H"w Workers. xix out Of krG ;cirh,
,bNG scored n'd ms, thrv baltcd Mercer
,t'a ht III" proper tiuin. they Won an
''-y "IethrS. Umpire Lynch clllGd the
nnn" M the end OF the sixth, tIioVgll IL
was EGhi enough 10 play Mt lmsi two
,nIr" innings. During the gnniFTCap-
va" Joyce ~ns presented wIth,u solid
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The contrast
between disease
and health is as
sharply marked
as that between
dark ness and
light. The s,ii.
feings of disease
make enjoyment
OF life impossible
and pcrfec
b health makes
even n common
place existence
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Sutlyr of Jkrnln,,I.

Tho Baltimore & Ohio ticket Office ma
passenger station. including baggage de-
partnlent, has been removed to tGmpo,
inry quarters on Water street. South
SIDE. between Twentieth ana Twenty.
first streets. Tho change takes effect On
and utter July Is. T. C. BURKE.
P~agERnVnr Aynnt
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'one out when winning run WIS made.

VH" UUS WETVH "8ETITTIB TUT WIZ EIIHUF.
Pittsburgh 20 10 0 0 o 600 0 l.?
Louisville 80 0 0 D 90 90 0 OIL
Earned runs. Louisville l. Two.base
Stencil. Sacrifice hits. Els, Stencil. Stolen
bases. Smith, Stencil, NcCraerS, Clark,
Rogers, Clingman. Double plays. Smith
and Merritt: lIawley and Lezotte; Nc
Greery and Rogers. First base on balls,
Of Herman 6: OF Hawley /. Hit by pitched
hall, Donovan. Struck out, by-Iiawley
=. Passed ball, Dexter. Time, TO. um-
Pre-, E.mslie.
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ERFntd FUnE. P%Itt8burGh Z: Louisville ,.
wo'plre hits. Smith. Lyons. Miller. Sac.
nee hl's. Stencil. Miller. Johnson Stolen
,.'yeS; Donovan 3, Rogers. .CllnSinnn.
J ian and Rogers. First base on hnlls,
Cunningham l., Hit By pitched ball,
%m.iIi@s. Struck out. by KIlleu .: Time,
~. Umpire. Emslle.
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MARTINS FERRY.
iiHpS aud Misi,aps IN the Thriving city
Across the River.

al Republicans Interested In tho re-
organization OF the Young Mems Re-
publican Escort Club, ARE requested to
meet at the Republican headquarters
this evening at 7.iO. sharp. Thomas l..
Williams secured the names OF over
nifty Republicans yesterday. who ngrhc
to become members. It Is the intention
To adopt q hobby, but inexpensive uni
form, The club promises 10 have n
large membership. The MIST drlll VIII
probably take place tonight.
TfS Republican glec club, which Is
getting along finely, win he present at
the meeting tonight and render sever
nj choice selections. There will also be
one or twO short talks. The meeting
will be an Interesting one aud should
be largely attended.
While at work on the residence Of
John a. Moore. on Indiana street, yes-
terday. Charles Moore, n carpcnter.f fell
from the roof TO the ground, and two
Jolsts and John Moore fell on top "
him. Strange to say the first named
was not much hurt. II Is thought that
q small bJne In his right foot vat bro
ken.
Mrs. Robert Fowler died at her home
on Main street. IN Clurk's addition.
yesterday morning, at Z O'Clock. Of
consumption, aged twcnty.seven years.
The funeral viii take place this after
moo ut . o'clock. The irterment wMl
be AT Riverriew.
Rev. John ]. Williams, OF Wellsvlllc.
has accepted the call Of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, IN become Its rector
Il a md will aaEIfpNn nhHFFEH Sunday. nnfl-
Der I.
The Independent Hose Company will
not run the Butter lose Company at
SistcrSville. as stated In yesterdays
Pittsburgh Post.
The German Lutheran church choir
will give an entertainment at MAen-
nercisor Hail on Thursday night.
The mills in operation at the Aetna
Standard are the tin mills. bar JObb!ng
plate No. , and two guide mills.
The Knights OF the Golden Eagle will
give Il social and entertainment N Oc-
tober ). 1t Will be private.
Allen o. Myers will talk free silver
Tonight under the auspices OF the
Democratic club.
The Wheeling Laundry and Martins
Ferry ball clubs. viii play on the mill
grounds to-day.
Frank Erwin went 10 Chicago yes
terday, where he will attend the Moody
Institute.
John Williams. Of P~ittsburgh.Is visit
Ing his uncle. John Williams. OF Act
nnville.
Charles Rocpkc. OF Wheeling. has
been elected manager OF Melstcr's
band.
The German Dramatic Club, OF
Whecliug.is preparing for another play.
William Gray. OF New Concord, O.,
is visiting his uncle. O.. {. Gray.
Frank O'Ncill, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william O'Nel!l, Is very sick.
Leroy C. sedgwlck is In Columbus.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved In six hours by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID.
NEI CURE" This new remedy IL n
great surprise on account OF Its exceed
Ing promrtncss In relieving pain In the
bladder. kidneys. back md every part
"f the urinary passage In male or fc.
pain In passing II almost im~medintrlw'
K you want quick relief and cure this
II your remedy. Sold by r.. IL, List,
druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
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COMMISSIONERS OF
ELECTRIC LlGHT LOAN
CITY TAX NOTICE.


WHEELING. Sept iG, iS96.
Notice IL hereby given that the city taxes
for 1896 will be due and payable ut the
office of the city collector. Pablo building,
Thursday. October ]. lS@i, Persons paying
NIL their tnHcs any day during the month,
OF October will he entitled 10 n discount
or : per cent OIL city taxes. Tho taxes
on real estate will hear Intcregt from
November !, lS%i, Mt 10 pCr cent until paId,
Save /. per cent by paying In tImo.
JAMES X. HALL,
sell. City Collector.
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nor RENT-BEST OFFICE ROOM IN
Il tho city; large and picntr OF light:
centrally located In best advertised build.
inG In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply ut HUB CLOTHIERS, Fourteenth.
anu Market streets. iasl
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EoR RENT-TWo OFFICES ADJoIN.
: ING In City Bank Building. on the
third floor. Possession given at once,
Va. ivi;
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BY lNTELLl-
w GENT man. Strong and willing 10
work at anything. Address c. Il. b., In
telligencer office. SELF
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Toledo practically has the Interstate
pennant won. Yesterdays defeat OF
Youngstown NJ the hands OF the New
Castles and Toledo's fourth straight
victory yer the Jncksons very nearly
cllnched the argument.
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At New Castle. Score: r. II r
New CRstle..6 o 0 0 o 1 Q oil 10 {
YounEst'n 20 0 0 . l1O as ! {
Ratter!es-New Castle. Swain and Don.
ovan; youngstown, Jordan and Zinram.
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The Washlngtons were scheduled 90
play In Wheeling yesterday afternoon,
but as they did not appear on the
grounds. the game was forfeited to
Wheeling. The Washingtons went
home Saturday night and did not re-
turn yesterday. II Is learned. however,
that they will MI the Youngstown
dates this week, commencing this at-
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The Baltimore league team. cham
plOns OF tho National league. will
probably play In Wheeling before the
exhibition season closes.
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WANTED.

WASTED-LADIEs AND GENTS To
w represent the Cleveland Macintosh
Co. Big money to busters. l. JACOBS,
Slstorsvillc, W. Va. sc2I'
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silver bat by Ms washlng,on admirers.
Attendance. 4 500. Ernrni

Scores RtfE
Washington ..u....,.2 o Z 90 81 ( & d
New York "uu".MAfNO 4 . "-S 10 o
Earned runs Washington .. New York
.. Pitchers. Mercer and Menkln, I'm.
plrc, Lynch. Time, 1850.
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CAMPAIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
" Bryun. Palmer; 22x2S: two colors.
sa25 per 100. Buttons, badges very cheap.
BARCLAY &c CO., Cincinnati. o.
Sclt-mWSf.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-sEVERAL GOOD ROOMS
1 In the City Bank Building. Inquire a;
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mro1 :
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:" ANTED-TWENTY TO TWENTY
w FIVE gallons OF milk daily. Settle
mcnts weekly. Over Ave years transact
tons with last dairy. Can give best OF
references. y. o. Box l.. Martins Ferry. o.
SoI-
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GENERAL NOTICES.
EXEMPTION OF BONDS OF
ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.

y EXEMPTION OF BONDS OF
ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
The holders OF tho above named bonds
are hereby notified thnt tho following
number have been called, namely: |, "a.
81 II. - Of II hundred dollars each: Isl,
10Y; III. ISL. lSS. us and lGI OF live hundred
thousand dollars each, and nrc payable
October l.. 1880, at which dutr they Will
cease to bear interest. Bonds and coupons
VIII DO paid at the liAnk OF the Ohio
Valley.
COMMISSIONERS OF
sGlI ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
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The meeting In the Fifth ward hose
house tonight to organize an auxiliary
club Of Fourth and Fifth ward Repub-
leans. should be n grcnt one. The Re-
publlcans are earnest and enthusiastic
enough, but fear the expense OF n club
and In these piping Democratic times
they have not had work enough to en-
courage them TO Incur expense beyond
the necessarics OF life.
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A RIVER INCIDENT.
The Ben Hur was Hard Aground
ona Dyke. Saturday.
WHISTLED TO WASH HONSHELL,
a Passing TOwsoat, for Aid, but No At
tsntion was Paid to tho Distress Signal.
unmvorabie Comment on the Action of
the Towboat-A Chat wlth tho New
Woman Pilot, Mrs. Gordon Green.
Notes on Navigation and River News.

The Parkersbarg. Wheeling and
Pittsburgh river packet. Ben Hur. had
q narrow escape from being wrecked
down the river on Saturday, Howev-
or, even IL the boat had been lost 1t Is
probable the owners of the towboat
Wash Honshcll would have had to
''pay the freight" The story Is an in-
tereSting one.
Coming out OF Parkersburg Friday
night the Ben Hur had been kept back
by the intense darkness OF the night,
which had been followed by dense
fog In the early morning. AT o'clock
Saturday morning she was nt1kiug the
crossing at Belmont. the old time oil
town. below st. Mary's. The fog was
still pretty dense and It soon developed
that the crossing hud been made TOO
low. In fact, the pilot was out OF MS
reckoning and the boat soon went hard
on the dyke ut the head OF the Brothers
island. which extends from the island
10 the West Virginia shore.
Everything possible. almost, was
done to get OF. but without avail, nnd
as the river was tllllnG. the si$unt!on
was dangerous. II the bont could not
be pulled on the dyke. she would sure.
~ Qe QTOheIl III lNu NI1SN hAlG AAfGANAAA
fallen a few feet Esorc.
About an hour inter the packet had
met with the mIshnp. steamboat was
sighted coming down stream. The
Ben Hur gave the usual signal OF DIS
tress. five abort blasts from her whis-
tie, which were repeated. The other
boat, which proved to be the Hunting
ton & st. Louis Towboat company's
towboai, Wash Honshell, however.
paid no attention to the distress Sig
nails and went on down the river with
out even inquiring what was the trou-
BILE.
Had the Ben Hur been lost or badly
damaged, this breach of the rules OF
the river would prove rather costly to
the Hoashelrs owners. The government
regulations provide that passing
steamer must invariably answer sig
nails OF distress and render any assist
anca possible, for which Of course. the
hoaS would be rcmunsrated. No eS-
rlanatiOn Is yet forthcoming of tho
reasons Sor the strange action OF tie
Honsheifs captain in paying no nj
: tentIon to the signals.
The stranded steamer was finally
floated without outside assistance. a
warp line was iaia to the foot Of the s.
land and the boats head was pulled
out into the stream. nGscT which the
spars were set 20 work at the stern.
with the result that the packet was
floated ~ o'clock In the afternoon.
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Tn. DC yvolfIropper Opera Co.

The Dewolf Hopper Opera Company
will present that funniest Of all comic
operas, entitled ''Dr. SyntaX," in this
city for the first time on Thursday
evening, February 6, at the Opera
House.
This pretty, tuneful opera enjoyed q
highly successful run OF three mor':hs
at the Broadway Theatre, New York
City, last season, and at Its Termination
the organization made tour OF the
country and the opera was presented
to immense audiences in Boston, Chi
cago, Philadelphia, and other large
eastern and western cities. The conf
pany numbers sevcnky-five people, and
includes nearly all the original favor
ties, who have been In the cast since
initial presentation OF the opera In the
metropolis. The production OF 'Dr.
Syntax,"-as is usual with all the Hop
per productlons--will be given in this
city In It's entirety. as all the ma6niit-
cent stage settings, picturesque and
brilliant costumes and novel stage et-
fects, including mimic boat race be-
tween two college crews. Will be used
The reserved seat sale will commence
Tuesday morning.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue Of n decree Of the Circul. coa,, d,
Marshall county. West Virginia, rntsfeI tl ~
2Sth day OF October. 1855 im Chnucr'y 0r3
hook No, Q, pago 81. In chancery cause therein
pending IN which ihe stHt" 81 Wcss N.fa4..
nlRlutttu aud Neil Quinn aud athrtt aye ,!r.-t
ants. the undersigned. who wGrt by tho SD h,
cree appointed special commissioners for t.A
purpose will oder for sale Mt public auction tS
tho highest aud best bidder. at tho front VI M,
CRY BaildiAs. ln the city OF beHwooh. MnrAIl
county, West VIrginln, on
SATURDAY, TIL; 2SrH DAY or DECEMBER. 80;
beginning nt2 O'Clock p. m, OF that dRy IA.
following described teal estate. SltGEie In n.
city OF BanwOod. Marshall county. We.. Nj,
Elnih that ls 10 say: lot No. 80, In Schals 1LIrt
Amended Addition to tho said city Of B.nwo54
being the property conveyed BY the Schfug..
bneh Brewing Company to Sntt Neil Quinn b2
deed dated April q, 1891 and now Of Tccpf! n
the Office OF the Clerk Of the LOuutF luvrr az
Marshall county. IN Decd Book No. IL. uagy ~,
Also tho undivided Iwoseyenths Of Part of
tract OF land Ia Union district IN sid ruuB,F
aud state. known rs the Cfangle and Flrra,g,
lot aud lying Immediately south Of koLlu,gr',
addition 10 BcnwOpI aud moth OF the lanwo,i
Iron Works Rolling Mil property aud bOIudri
mud described A. follows: Beginning atg M p.
on the nnstCry side Ol u slXty.iOOi road way. AMI
80 feet snuthwrrdlv from the Intersection OF Nh.
vhslefly side Of Second street with the ,uul. Ina
Of RohtHsou's addition; Ihencc vita the cR,.ef,y
side OF said siSIy'inOl roadway sOnIhwatdiy uHI
Insun's addition Dlty feet to stake: IucHrr b.
right angles from said siGty-iJDt rpalWly I,ar.
nifeI With said south line 81 SAID Robinson, al.
dltIOn uiuety.threG feet N the westerly side Of,
gixecn.iOnt roadway, and with said side Of s1i
slxteen.fOot roadway uOFthwarlly and parallel
with said sixty.ioOt roadway ffty fee: Ton s,agr,
thence WcStwardiy and pnrniici win SAID ,0g,I,
line OF said RObinson's addition nlncLy.thf.s
feet to the beginning.
TERMS or SALE: -One.thlrd Of thc pUrcha.s
money, and ~ much more thereof rs The mn.
ChnScr snail elect 10 pay, In cash on the day Of
Knle aud the residue thereof payable In two c.gaI
iustallmcnts In one aud two yeArN rrsp,r.fny
from the day ofsale with interest from that !Ay
the purchaser giving his notes for tho deferred
payments. bearing interest a. aforesaid. WIN
personal security thereon satisfactory u sat
special commissioners, AMI the tltlc 10 be retain,
cd until payment Ia full OF said purchase !noury
AND interest IT.. PARSONS
GEO. l. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner
hereby certify that George T. Caldwell and
7. j. Parsons, tho above named special CJIa!ll,.
Sioncu. have given bond md security Srcgnlrci
BY the court and by law md the said bond aud
security have been approved BY me
LEROY l. STInGRR,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Marshall coUg;r,
". Va nUS.Th
The above sale Is adjourned until sATrR
DAY. FEBRUARY s. 1926. al the same hour sud
place J., PAEs3Ns;
dc9l Ialh fclS Special COmIniSsl0ae'S