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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
4 SPLENDID INsrrrrrlos


The fame Of ths hg-.cal,ura. and Ne
eAzrieAl eollsge Of Tsrst lndeT he prezeat
shls and distir g1.ttsA. Management. ia tx
uneLns heyaaa SAFE lines. as The feiioaIng
complimentary corutaeli frosz the Florida
c.tises, J2etfoaYlie. VII ,eelir.
TIE .s-s.ts O. Tf2as roa.lr.ai-e a. Aeri-
cu.rss q a. A"'1fH'-4. c1iese o. Aus
IN sef ~ Year if4et s. ~. u.e1 1g0sr
the c1afge ~ er @foggrrfar R~4a oet -
b az Fs.aNflt- ofrie ~ fhr ffef s-sf.it t.1rs ~
~ cites III ~ r-5-l.t-s Tar IS .-al 70.
s-ess = - 90 --ss-e3, sea. fit. gree ssorf
sur EU-n- fi.zr eeii u.crlaa-t rollegr ID,
TAlS SpFt caG Do. TIC f.s sutton tst- Dos
core - is'tai@r 'egf 'c- f1r yesrs r.lsi
y has IL p ufHsese 10 r'sa-f Oil ~ vice te.
rrartlS urrs- 3d. T. ~ I.r ~ r44. rutI, r..
-sssarT enr~ ~ slt g 5000 ne1t 70
yorrl. rl@n seesAslE s3fu On tna au,hor-
stler nave fox tQiule-..s1 10 nGtlfv 80
pubic f-EouEl 'f.t ls%f1lg4r g.. e. srsef5c--, ~
.hs crowded CONDITION. ~ the 70 fra.e 40
ore can HHn.~F too n q crowded. when
he reads tho fl-is presented "A ttI.. rnp0-t
Here II an Institution q; wriCh the state
may. Indeed. y proud sat o-s which sp-
peals TO Texas for substantial encourage
rsent In every way. The crowded. quarters
and Inadequate equipment or facnlties
whenever they exist. should be enlarged b.
the Legislature IN an Intelligent and LIBERAL
manner. Tre Institution Is returning 70
tbs State in It's splendid training o; the
young men and boys Of TEXAS, a hundred
fold the cost Of is maintenance While
economy Is desirable ia public affairs, 1t Is
sometimes the oosillezt and moe, rulnous
policy To apply II too rigidly 10 our eGuca-
tional institutions Under such man an
ex-Goyernor Rosa the legislators and people
can rest assured that no aid will be asked
that is not needed. nor dollar be reck-
lersiy expended.
AZ General Ross proudly claims. and as
the Florida Citizen says, hundreds D, grad
uatcs OF the college have established good
regulations and secured excellent positious
IN the world. "A largo number are en-
plcyed as surveyors and engineers in the
United States geological suryey, on the
Mississippi leyeea. in railway construction
and In the mines Of this country and Mex
ieo. Many more are traughtsmon. a,cbl.
tects and superIntendonts OF dairy and stock
farms. Some have become physicians ana
lawyers. nine are employed az teachers in
fhs institution In which they graduated
ons ID regent OF the new college in the fast
growing territory OF Oklahoma, and another
has been appointed professor OF veterinary
science In that college"
The president testlfes that "of the hun.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

af;e- the e,sciiol " 400. 5. IS delays 20
rsrnes rh~re NIL BE- no neSsr.spsr talk
ae.ol.i those ''yesTsc'lc democrats who lati
~ A..isF.1 a TeHss billy Foat will PROG
Atlg - Ahie y So al the democrats who
vote for The Mckinley crew in iste. Gal
weston SeTs
wsei- sosfe5 on yop- So @. saving the
National aeno-- 80 soons
TNs Hensten Pos, fayors a nav rorsti.
f1si91 We ser '+Hf ~ YOU are richg %
Hro;h@- Pos; --NezsherfoT1s TIME.
j; wos34 er eeaier ard cs.sarsr 10 maize
~ cntsr~ nrE garment than 20 continue
the absolutely necessary nstehins Of .he
10 o-e-
The. Dallas News has beer zeaiousi, All;
essAt're scrce Bin Tor the Sou:hef.
STATES Buc We avs, not seer any &c, -
-ina tfofn rbAs political pirate yet in3ors-
- ihe resciution introduced .n the United
q Mckinley an5 the 80 OF money 10 the
etfe.sus sta.ress.--rerreH Times star.
Oh, ycs. the News has beea herd fram
On -ha; s1nJee;- - opposes the Allen
Resolution. o. &; isasi criticised &. ard
aro.ostzed Tor All excused the election
i'FssilAE1tiez in certain Northern States.
TIE year IS about 70 end IN dullness ami
-. f'-sslcn. II might have eade-f IN great
~ a'f1 aaeuniing prosperity. The
Nln-eF S11 rs partls9ns have decided 20
.iriS ~ eircfio1 as . popular dec on In
49,. ~ ai2h tariffs, and 70 hold ! tariff
rfI,-n= h1s1rs-s ~ .sst T-l.r.. extra s..sson
BE- ths spr.1g. ICES; ay fan .hcre SHOULD H.
80 excuse for rsws r,iin4. the catupair.Il
-2uiru-@ors New York World
The proper remedy for all this dizziness
ard Oppression" would have been the de-
feA' @; Mckinley. high tariff robbery and
rs riT@Fes. when 'he opportunity offered
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ness houses. These buildings are to so up
on the south side OF East Main street
These buildings will take the place Of the
old frame rookerles that now occupy the
grounds. and when completed that portion
Of the city will present a handsome and
buslness-like appearance. Nacogdoches is
no boom town. and has never been. but it
has a steady and substantial growth with
a prosperous class OF business men. Bust
ness houses here are much better than
those of many cities double the size OF this.
The Tyler Democrat Reporter hopes the
worst is over. 1t says:
The promised wave OF prosperity 90
came very near knocking Tyler off her
pins. but let US hope the worst has passed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The widow of Callia Bey formerly Mrs.
T. 7. Barnuml expects 10 return 10 her
former home in Bridgeport, Conn, and
take up her residence there again.
The degree of NJ. D. was recently con-
fcIred upon Prince Bismarck. Thus the
man OF blood and iron is possessed of all
the Doctors degrees conferred by German
universities.
Il is understood that Judge Holman Of
Indiana, on his return to congress will at
once begin war on the growing eXtrava- =
gance Of government expenditures, and will
urge cutting down OF all Federal sala-
rles.
Louise Michel. who is really a most
Kind hearted and generous as well as a
clever woman. has written and arranged
Tor the publication in Paris of a history
OF the instruction in 1871. She is now in
London.
Sig. Verdi is much disheartened about his
latest Shakespearean opera. King Lear"
so say the Italian Journals. AT present
he has given up all work at the music
and may possibly leave it in an unfinished
fragment
Mrs. Eucretla Estey died at Head-in- the
BAY, kockland. Me, at the age OF l0l, and
left to the nurse who had cared for her
during her illness a jar of butter which
ahe had had in her trunk for twenty
seven years
1t is not only in recent times tho. ,,oro,
80 ,r,,,. a.. 81 lne men IN MasSachu-
tanned for 1870 years. Ten vears aro ~ M
excess was so great that there were soo0
more unmarried women than mon
Three women have nuhlic st.,nos ,.
earet Haugherv Hsrr,os S''o Mar
Harriet Reecher s,n,,.a Ma t, ana
unlettered saint Tho Second ''s' was an
skeptic and the third Iitara-, sarneN
classed with these. ' '''' ''
Great men are fyooua,,,,, -
own nor,rat,1 s4usnty presented their
Hung chang to he eivHn ' ~ 1e main lor Ii
great men With himself "a 80 .,o.s sIouP OF
ure. The UNIQUE euro ' sno awe central cil Is-
Bismarck and Iii. each lool,ing o,,, 90 Wv,
own little windou ~, ~ a0oMius OUT OIL MS
Tho e,oo,,an ~ =" '"e word
az lord rec,nr % me Mafquis OF Huntly
for no ' -. ot tne Aberdeen university
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
Reflections Of n bachelor.

Nest girls who don't like chewing gum
have read in some newspaper that 1t makes
wrinkles
The more woman knows about making
a Welsh rarehit, the Tess she knows about
broiling bceisteak
When man doesn't know enough 10
make living his wife always saws he a.
too honest 10 succeed
No mater how much a man loves a wn.
man she IS safer II she marries him be-
fore she gets tho smallpox.
IL s a bright woman who knows enough
20 drop one Of the heby'k shols ir her
husbands trunk when he goes 10 Europo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
Important for south Tesss

Wharton, Texas. January ~"
OF prominent men will take piA's
City tomorrow. Their action y r5
with interest TO the coast secuv
Post man Travelled down the MscsI h
Major r. ], sledge OF Waller v
his way to Bay City TO meet o'u1 Y
men under appointment. ,s,da
Slcdge, who is very g,iarden ~ ~
information escape him. Inc ,,ss.IS
brought about by coniinun lena
between certain prominent ss M ~
terested in the development 0, ,esssorp
Of Wharton. Matagorda ana p.,6e
have on foot scheme 10 pa 49,
along the coast line from soAig ~
Hayes county to deep water, r,esss5)
porter is not mlsinformed, a re rsp M y
body Of Matagorda citizens VII
ly with the gentlemen in quss'
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McCuiingh's Romancc.

Twenty years ago the late 7 "a uoc.,
r -asH was frequent visitor to Louisville
nc dispatches yesterday referred to :,
so'e a'iair OF the great editors vounger
Jays ana located it at Pekin. ILL., mi,
l Mas extremity an error. as the affair VA
~, go one, Mr.. MeCullagh mel ana as ga
~ ~ ione WIN most estimable yonnr ,a adii
tb,s ''G,s'iile and made frequent visi,s 'u ~
aIiy anSorn insir engagement was eyeptu ~
rents interfsrcd and the matrb iauy pa
bt,, me editor, who had lust eS "s hproken
u ~ IN S. Louis. took the affsir 'i1shed
o w SeSrl, and 1t is said never aI,i,a nlueh
fs Ne rom his chagrin and dsanno moi ,T,
yo,n vvyans very much ombittered ,n ,.ns;
Brown aN n. ana was until his last Iap
Louisyilje firs 'noronsh woman ha,er lila
ago. WV number Of years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, 81. Business. IA


The Post IL delivered TO aay part O, The
city BY carriers a: E.Oe per MORN. ihEet
month";. :S.I: Sax months. 's'si ore YsSr-
yl20e
Mr.. Theodore Serng has charge Of the
City Circulation end Collecting.
Meesrs. Theodore h-r;rs and bfiAf4ts
Lott arr the authorized cD.ieciors o. al
city bills. both advertising AMI s3ascrtii-
ton, and no uorry Should re pad 20 80
one other than khOas p&suti. ~ .sas ss'e -
written authOfssy sisEe. " ihc b4s, lr-s
Manager Is shown. AL lccoGut5 ~ anF
sise should be paid b. cheek IA favor ..
The Houston Printing Corlp@Ey.
No ORDERS for g0st- exc, are gwen ~
the nfaflass tsii.nt, aft nsre N.il be aseegt-
ed IN 10 yfncnl Of Office pt.ls.
Subscsibega failing 20 receive ;he rspe'
regularly VII rless-~ lot.fY ne c,a~S
promptly Livery sgnscf per's paEe- - es-
peo;cd to 10 DELIVERED not la.eT ihaa =
al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

etii9 snoa,3 y, educated Nv the state be-
cause she GAIA might fall into tn. lazy
AhSas a. ers'ersirg on sne State for all
islTsEs else Il IS s<reeiess 10 attempt an
R-guuzs-i NiiA the News for such rfdlcu-
scrs tears The FREE school system OF
Ts1ts IA the crSGses- legacy lett 10 US. our
Shiers1 AID ehidre1's children. aud the
means q Terr~lELituE II will te guarded
VIII Sacred sk-e. The News holds many
vsevs rol Sousht1- ard no; in keering
wiaa Sol.hsrn Fatrloissra. In fac, the
News sx fr1ay Gle News
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
DIsCoURAGING
TIE NE GRoBS.

are so nerce in de-
manding rights for negroes in the South,
should refuse the very colnmoncst sort Of
rights TO the negroes who dwell among
them. y Boston dispatch of January says
that Isaac b. Allen, colored man. who has
been elected councillor 10 Governor VOL
colt OF Massachusetts,. is an eyesore to some
Of the republicans Of that State. They have
tried in many ways to get him to resign. 1t
is stated that they offered him $40 900 II
he would go % Europe for year, that be-
ing the period Tor which he is elected. or
5000 II he would resign. Allen says he
puts his race above money, party or any
thing else. and that he is going to hold on
TO his Office and attend every meeting OF
the governors council. He has been chosen
to advise tho governor and he intends TO
discharge that duty
A dispatch from Perry, Oklahoma, says
that extraordinary efforts are being made
in the southeastern part OF that Territory
to compel the negroes TO leave the Terri
tory. Hundreds OF them have been warned
10 leave. and some Of them have been as
saulted in their homes by armed bands Of
white men, The white people. most Of
thefn being from the Northern States. are
bitterly hostile TO the colored people. and
DO not intend that they shall remain in
the Territory II they can help H. The
ground Of their opposition is that they have
10 work IN thoir own fields, and. as the
colcrel people also work In the fields. they
feel they are putting themselves on an
equality with them. That is about the only
reason why that they insist that the oolOred
people shall leave Oklahoma.
Here In The South the c0lnrod people not
only cultivate their own fields and work
in fields with the white people but they
q r,A found with hn x,rh{t L.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

drses 9, E-a-nssss nss sne has ever -rrr"i
a gambler. d--znfA-t, % AZ idsr. n he
great hive cr fr,cass-y
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AN INrLUEN
TIAL GHOST.

conference on the question Of coinage. The
American describes this proposition as "a
very pale and stale old political ghost"
ana says 1t has been stalking around so
long that one would think these winter
nights might have laid il out fiat" our
bsi'imoro contemporary and other yepub.
hean papers that are talking in the same
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
LEGISLATIVE CLERICAL WORK

TIE s-so-s.s isgssA-rrs e. ;sss ssh:s
will lave Gee :, tie raosi tzpsrza-s -sis-
te-s se.cre :: 81 rs1ssSs-Asssz ~sses Wi,
engage its aiisc1Scs. When tie Qussssaa ct
the .esassss. c. n. oEfsot-s .: sss TIVE
houses arises. especially tie shasps c. tie
clerical hs,a
-els 10 a sn.-s.. sse. "a rsisa ea;&-eiy
too litiss tsgz4sri-ee las see. attached
krrsiaiesr- TIE sest.rus have tao erica
been filled wits "ress :sisySt.- .sssoa. o.
irfiufuisai -stz.se-x ana prrGihr VIII The
cnow1 FaTc-i;1sz las p-srhIiss ottsa a.
TIE erpsGsa q .ig5tss- ~ 70, trfraSrs1i-
" tie places hare gsss. as matter o.
course, Is rewards tar party service Ts.s
soarss las more ,sGa o-see f-orea a cestly
o-e 10 TIE STATE. In defective legssla.saz
or IN ala,ory Hc;Asss AZ ,rooszpstsat
"goos tsliuE" hay rssiess sE;ses or .saosiy
psrser.a service vasti he casts he pto7le
@, TEXAS iAsusAaa ,i-as= -,ore tsaa Ae IS
vo-sh a. ;haa sss par MEASURES
II is veli sasggh to rs-a-d TIE .ai.h.ul
aaa 10 choose popular zsa ia pasi's
service. ng; parry fsseii;y aa4 popularity
re &c: ire ely rer svsa tie chset Qusl.-
:ie.iiocs fo- such posi,loas As are com
p-irs4 Il tie clerical All executive work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
A Funny Old Thing.

Tyler Democrat Reporter.
The Dallas News thinks It sees danger
In our public schools. II does not think a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
From the Washlngton rogt.

Away with the sill
Yer folly." shouts the
Baltimore American
anent the proposition
for an international
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

The trusts have annosuced TO their Gus
toners, I'm Georgia that the antitrust Iaw
recently enacted In that State hiss thrown
the market wide omen there Where o.
earth did Georgia get It?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

New York. January a..
aoncarzel' was laid out II. !. v
a friend and a chunk o, ~. 0 Y
Basha was arrested and l
syrian's poems was found =, ssoluAs
discharged. u % hla !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

The papers here are co,
large number of suic,a..
strange the victims so soon q
new year, AS most OF th.,.
drinking, 1t looks more like 's ,sl vi
Ing left over from 1895 'nst tis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
Special stan Com mi.sIoners.

AT AuSTIS--L. \. Petit Office II s7e
State Capitol Building
Windsor HoieL
At .NEsTON--J. II sullivan. e,iies
In The Evening Tribune EuI1lng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

The Three Friends VIII not te prose-
cuted for piracy. such a prosecution, you
KNOW. womb look like a reelection upon
inc Spanish gnnboat that turned It's tail
when tho Three Friends opened nre.
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From the Savannah News.

II seems curious to
Southern newspaper
readers that the peo-
rle OF the North, who
are 90 form In do
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

isn't It a bitter comms,,.
city and its conditions ,h., %|
OF the new year means
P0tter's field. and the frs, bin, q
burden TO charity? Still. pn,.e
a quiet resting place for M
In question. after a turhn,su ue untr2
spairing death. As for n. M Z
strangers may be kinder tb,s ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

After Ms interview with his little stage
manager 81 seeuls that Corbett changed his
roe - the Naval Cadet" from that Of
the moro % tho hs bully
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
houston Printing COMPANY.
~ WATSON. r. II. JOHNSTON.
O. J. PXIaEs Secretary.
- c4 ss... .:osr i ,.5 a. c! sS:..
eem.Wsekly Pest. ti2 Cola per Week.

1DtorU1 q tire rcstones - ho.sso,s 1shAA
q second Class hAssss
srs.e,,,ssc. bv N~G-pzu, ana srsday Poet cas
yOag, q 90; stx months e4-vo' hfes Nes'1'
b1.Ut; one month. 81 90.
funday Post. one year el-5a
oentWsch1y Post fNopdsys AS 1ncfsssyO -
ysar, 81 90; six months. 800; nfes Ee1 lss-
300; one noath. tl.0y.
SUNDAY Poet one rear. $50
Ssnf WeesIy Post. Norda.. aue fnurseaya o. =
yesS, 500; sig months. soc t1fes @e.sss. :.
YoSg, The 9. G. Beetrith c9ee.al AxfSer. -.
Wsstasn Business Od3s~, .Ss AAnr f.osterf.s -
oneo The :. G. Bee. With special Asr7J
G. . =. Holland. Tranvalng A ndsto-- -.
Nov Orleans, La --H1siness Acscq rkrsess - -
-. CHARLES strcci, r. L. A. rSoz-sr N q s''ieF'
Agent - -
Genera Travelling Agent; WI. e LIZ . -
Benish. l.. X. Holland ard q. T. CxsSy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

British Guiana IS disposed 10 kick
against the sal.sbury-olney treaty. Gui-
ana \ Ike lots Of other little fellows who
feel thet they have some big follow 10 do
their tght.ng for tnem.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

Andrew Jacisuu st2a has enough ad-
r1ars~s Co ;h,a country 20 make ths SIN o.
January a very popular and no,ei Aoi.-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

Earl Russell was Kissed by the populace
Ia London. The general public can very
.nttil gently PICK cut rotten actor ~
almost any society drama.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

This train for Harlan,
Fifty-eighth street" came n ~.
clear as a bell on the 1. ro,.,
The passengers. who knew 49,
untelligible rumble and erumh,.
guard. were electrified until 4. 4
guard said huskily, How do ~,
new Job. JIM" 1t was ouiv
new broom, and Jim will soas :
"Fr Arlem. now Fly eight"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

The mana srnent OF the Dallas Fair -
casting atou, for ways and means 10 keep
the big enterprise going succtssfuFy one
good scheme would b. for Dallas to get
a hide moro Ia touch with popular sent
meft IA 'reSas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09

The wool growers wasn't protection and
then The wool manufa rturers want pro
TETON aga.-s't tho wool growers--and so
the tariff wheel within a wheel goes mer.
f-iv "a rr,titts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23

The members of upchurch Lodge No.
20, A. o. U. W.. held meeting Satur-
day evening, March 20, and reorganlzed
Upchurch Lodge and elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve for the balance
OF the term ending June 30, 1897:
Past Master WorkTyan, John y. Loft
US; master workman Jacob Wendell;
foreman, Peter Wendell, Jr.; ove:seer,
NJ, a. Reilly; guide. c. w, Bellvllle;
flnanclcr Joseph c. Black; receiver, F.
/, Schenk; recorder, II. ]. Beutcr; In
side watchman, william Mccormick;
outside Waterman. Frederick BentZ.
Much enthusiasm was manifested bY
the members and the lodge starts OUT
under thas most auspicious circum-
stances. The lodge meets every Satur-
dny evening at 1850 .. m. at a. o. U. w.
temple.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23

An exciting runaway occurred in Up
per Benwood yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock. A horse belonging to Louis
HARPER, the South chapllne street
butcher, became frightened coming up
from the Riverside steel works and
dashed along at lively rate, turning
at Boggs' run crossing and going down
the hill toward WhIteman's at full
speed. Mr.. HARPER was unable to
check the horse or make the turn TO 80
up Jacob street, and the excited animal
tore straight along running INTO a
fence a few doors below John LUbic's.
The fence gave way and the horse fell.
and Mr.. HARPER and his companion
were thrown out several feet away, bu:
luckily were not injured. The horse
was caught before It was able 20 get
up. The cart was slightly wrecked
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

SINRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
ny virtue OF deed OF trust made ny
Jackson .. Porter and Jane G.. Porter, MS
Vile, Joseph Il. Chambers and Rachel ,l,,a,I Is
bc1rInE date on the twenty-e!Ehth day Or
March. 1895, aud now Of record 70 me
clSrk'S oflice OF the county court OF OHIO
county. West Virginia, IN Decd OF TRUST
Boolt No Y. page IS, will on
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY OF
APRIL. 1881.
sell at public auction at the north front
d5or OF the court house OF Ohio county.
Nest Virginia, commencing al ten o'clock
a M, The following described properly:
Io.WIt: Al that certain tract Of land
situated on tho waters OF Middle Wheeling
creek, In the district OF Liberty, county
within one mile OF West Alexander, Penn
s,iyanIal, and bounded and described rs
fellows: Beginning al 4 chestnut tree on
Tie top OF q knob or knoll and running
iine or IsnAc Davis: thence with line OF
isrov north 2is' east q poles to stake
In The edge OF old road, corner to Grow and
WhithRm Brothers: thence north So east
x i DoleS; thence south So cast y poles;
isrncs south as cast 10 poles: thence south
~ EAST poles TO point below spring;
,bef,ce north 59ls' cast % poles: thence
north ~ east - poles: thence south "
east i6 DDlCa 10 u IfuNt tllt GuuNrtH NV va
bSiSre given belng by a survey made
on January 81. 1877, and those hereinafter
rlycn being by survey made In
jGa,: thence south az eASt 6t.e poles TO a
i.tst thence south 10 east 81 poles TO
sugar tres In the state line: and thence
IN I'M state line Suuth 90i poles TO white
uat thence south 81 west. ~ poles 70 q
= hitr oak. thence north - west llao
,.iss. 'hcicc north .giz' east l6S poles 10
liz nlacs. o, beginning, and containing
tire, hundr.4i and eleven (7ln acres, more
al less. This naiug what Is known as the
JsorfEr farm end Is one or the best farms
n Ohio county, There ara two fir5t-claSS
flrrr dwelling houses on this property ana
riher firm buildings, so situated nA 10
itlks the property susceptible Of division
intn frEt-claas farms.
FERNS or LIZ ne-thtrd OF the pnr-
rhAGr money, ana as much mora as the
fpr,.hagsr may elect TO pay In cash on day
n sails the balance IN two equal payments
Al one and two years, with Interest from
dsv Of sHle. the purchaser giving his notes
for the deferred inStallmentS, with the In.
isrest on tha second deferred InStallment
p1yabie annually, the title TO be retained
NJ the trustee until the property Is paid
for. W. 81. DuNLAt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23

The Journalist" like the schoolmas.
Ter, 10 frequently abroad in the land.
And In what queer corners the Journal
ist ID found, The other day the follow
ing communication was received from
an aspirant residing In one Of the in~