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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-10-09
Our College Girls.

Thinking you may be interested in
the Wadsworth girls at Mills College l
send you a note from which you may be
able to get an item. The ,Wadsworth
girls are not only among the best stu
dents and best musicians at Mills, but
also excel in athletic sports. Zue Geery
and Beulah George play important
parts in the Senior Middle Basket Ball
team which enters into u contest with
the Junior Middle team Saturday.
Eta Theis of Lovelock is one of the
best players in the latter nine.
Great excitement prevails and basket
ball is the topic OF conversation every
where; triumph or death, seems to be
the motto of each team. The victors
will be crowned as they leave the field
and Toasted in the evening.
A picked nine will perhaps challenge
the University of California team and
those of other colleges.
With kind regards to all our friends in
Wadsworth and Lovelock.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Routson desires to inform the
ladies of Wadsworth and vicinity that
she will open Millinery Parlors in the
Crosby building, next door to Griswold's
store, where she will be pleased to see
them and show them her new goods OF
the latest styles which she will sell at
moderate prices. The opening days will
be from the 18th and 23d of October.
Every person making a purchase Of 81
or more will receive a present in proper
ton to the purchase.
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Poor
Blood

When a horse Is poor in flesh.
a new harness won't give him
strength. IF a house Is cold
new furniture won't warm 4
IF your strength is easily en-
hausted; work a burden,
nerves weak; digestion Door,
muscles soft; If you are pal,
and worn out, the troubie !,
with the blood. 1t Is not 50
much IMPURE blood a.
POOR blood. Pills WONT
make this blood rich; nor wifi
bitters, nor iron tones, anv
moro than a new harness wifi
give strength to the horse, Or
new furniture will make
house warm. For poor b,ood
you want something that will
make rich blood.
SCOTT'S EMULSION Of
Cod-1iver Oil with Hypophos-
phitcs is the best remedy in the
world for enriching the blood,
We have prepared a book telling you
more about the subject. Sent Free.
For sale by ali druggists at Soc. & $l.U
SCOTT & BOVINE, New York.
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From Alaska

Mrs. Lothrop received a letter from
Ike Tuesday. 1t bears Dyea postmark
Lothrop kindly permitted us to make a
few extracts, such as we deemed would
be of general interest.
Sheep Camp, Sept, 9th.
Think of the worst a man could go
through and then double it and it will
only be the beginning.
1t takes a fortune for a man to get
through. | am sitting OH my blankets
with a candle on my knee writing this.
There are a number of women on the
trail but l do not think they will get
through and many people have gone
back. l have seen hard knocks before
but nothing like this. l made a saddle
for Danger and put 16 pounds on him
and he walked right away with it, he
was taken sick the next day. Ii any of
my friends think OF coming tell them
not to come this route. The summit is
a terror and it rains all the time.
There is,po use Of anybody starting to
come 10Y for this season. Had | known
what l do now | would not have started
but l will get through and hope to make
u strike.
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Battle Mountain is to have a new
Catholic church. The building will be
50x24 feet with an arch ceiling Is feet
high so arranged as to allow at any
future time a choir gallery. 1t will be
of lumber and double shelled, with
brick chimneys and terra Gotta. On
the south part of the church will be two
rooms for the temporary use of the Wis.,
iting clergy. The buildi ng and furni.
ture will cost about $500.
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Subscribe for the
HUNTERS NOTICE.

Hunters will please not go into the
fields on the Italian ranch zeal Jake
Hamilton's old place, or on the Hill
ranch, to shoot, as the wild cattle break
out and cause me much trouble and ex-
pense.
+. OLINGHoUsE.
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This is after the ball.
Mrs Joe Seaman is visiting Reno.
DIR. Kistler paid a visit to Reno this
week.
Another girl has a ring on the right
finger.
Mrs. r. C. Upiike of Reno is here on
a visit.
Fife Truman is quite sick with malar-
ial fever.
NJ. Fallon came in from Churchill
Thursday.
Thursday evenings shower was quite
refreshing.
The roll of honor will appear next
Wednesday,.
The Carson races closed on Wednes-
day evening.
Hon. l. H. Kent and wife were in
town this week.
Everybody feels joyful over the prom
ised foot bridge.
w. T. Golding is hunting in Churchill.
1t will be all hunt.
w. d. Linton returned from Reno
Thursday morning.
Mrs. L. Zeigler has returned from a
visit to Winnemucca.
C. W. Jones, Jr. and family returned
from Reno Wednesday.
Charles Petraski won the gold watch
ratified by Glen Lemery.
Wadsworth was visited by several
showers Of rain this week.
Louis Beyier came \up from tire Re-
serve and returned to Reno.
L. b. Smith is on the retired list on
account OF temporary sickness,
Gum chewing is productive OF wrinkles.
Tutti Frutti girls will take warning.
Fred Wightman is hauling in a car
load of wheat which he will ship to
Reno.
R. II. Cowles is preparing for the
fishing season and Belknap Bower is at
the lower store.
The relay race at Reno tomorrow will
be attended by people from all the sur-
rounding towns
G. d. Norman has gone to Overton
where he expects to find work for a
month or more.
Tom Blundell is circulating around
town once more after a long siege OF
sickness in Ogden.
DIR. Leonard will leave here this after
noon unless business prevents, but he
will return about the 25th.
Fred KLEIN and Geo. Davis left for
Ogden to the first of the week to take
runs out from that point.
Marks is bringing in some game from
Churchill. 1t is IN agreeable change
from the regular bill OF fare.
A Chicago carpenter has invented an
apparatus to prevent snoring. 1t will
find a ready sale in this burg.
The Reese River Reveille quotes
stockmen as saying that winter feed in
that section is short and scarce.
Our citizens are all so busy they have
no time to get into mischief or do any
thing that will furnish a news item.
Workmen engaged in making exca-
vatious for a building at Virginia City
struck a promising ledge OF gold ore.
The Supreme Court OF California has
decided that the old board OF Supervis-
iors in San Francisco shall keep their
seats.
Train No. , yesterday morning was
loaded to the bulwarks by jolly tars
going to San Francisco for Uncle Sam.
Eventually they will go to Hawai-.
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QUARTERLY REPORT,

YTO THE HONORABLE BOARD # GOWN
ty commissioners Washoe County New
ada:
Dear Sirs-In accordance with law, submit
the statement of the financial condition OF
Washoe County, for the quarter ended Septem-
Der 30th, 1897:
Cash in Treasury, July list, 1897, sao,SiS p
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cLAIRVoYANT.

Heatth-weuttfi-and Happiness by cons
EuitlnR Prof Charles NJ Leon, tho cole
brnted ClnirvoyAnt ana Trance Medium,
he viii read your future without mis-:
take, Gives valuable Information on AL
affairs OF life Prof. Leon has been pro.
CinlrVoynrt in the 18th century. Through
ME AID and advice a great many people
have been made happy, He oVeTcomoE
YOUR enemies, removes family troubles, re-
st9Ees lost ane0tlVons, Causes marriage
Removes evil influences, bad habits, and
v,iiI VIve YOU correct information on law
Eiiifal divorces, lost friends, etc.
Never failing advice 20 young people on
marriage and new 70 Sn2oae 2 husband
IA lSsst ndaptbd FOR speedy riches,
Mining Stocks speculation q speciality
NlsS Gives indispensable advice 10 young
ladies on love, courtahin and marriage,
and tells whether yS9r lover e true Or
SnVS conSulted him ana found that his aid
ana NiIVlcO led to prosperity and happiness
lie SdVorIlses nothing but what he can
DO ana docs not wish TO be clnaged With
tho many cheap pre!enderS found IN every
hofGs hnyO been blasted, who have been
isSeIvCi and disappointed by false prctllc-
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1FO invited TO call and DO CONVINCED OF tho
above statement without delay, Hundreds
tIlcIlI Tint they know nothing about.
SbinOliIDcs II II caused by Oth0r pCIrOnF,
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have Il removed and happiness ana NiC-
cess viii follow. BusincNs strictly scat
DENTAL, People living out OF city WISHING
10 know particulars % TO terms, ETC., en-
FolilcS and FesIdsnCe, 1O1i ChAplino street,
Iloura from 10 4. N 20 ~ m. mrl
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sick people grow tired Of taking med.
feines Wick barely keep them alive they
S,Sft something to put them on thelE feet,
veil and strong aud hearty they want to
~ The tirper hand over grim Death and
choEc ali tie scare - out Of him.
A medicine that goes right down 10 the
very roots Of life In the blood and builds up
a new constitution from the lowest iound1'
tombstone, like Dr.. PiereeS Golden Med.
ical Discovery d the only radical. eeienti6e
cttre for disease. This fet11fkabie Dis
c0veryD produces rapid increase Of the
iite.pfyinE red corpuscles In the blood,
Ehieh quickly clear out poisonous elementS,
Gton morbid foTmati6.is and bdtld up new
tissue In the vital parts.
~ this deep and searching reyitali2inR
oroSesS obstinate blood diseases, throat and
bfonci'al affections aud even advanced
an CONSUMPTION are arrested and per.
,TS,entiy cured, Tho Discovery = makes
solii healthy muscular flesh, without add.
;,,g a PARTICLE Of Aabby fat like so many
deh1nlsions." It ellis out stnkeu fortns
and faces, gives color, nerve force and
active energy.
voiseiu RouReou, Esq, Of woodworth, RApIdeS
PariSh, IA, writes: II take ple1snIe ~ report
Ing the good that your Golden MSSdle9l ptSeoy'
eEy has done my family. ny WE ha aa oss9
s STwn sSd IL dIsfsnt dcSt6rs Tiey dId her
~ SjfS / heard OF yOit medicine and gave
M I'm totfiea Of the Golden Medical piBcoy-
sSv' And IN three weeks she was IN better health
fhSn She lad been "a eight years previously.
n Isct Ghe has been strong and healthy eVeF
Sinee taking the DtcoveTy'"
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rR,NIwoop.
LlVSNsws Itsms From the Lively Indna-
trial Town.

LlVSNowa ItsmS From che Lively IRdHl-
trial Town.
Capt Paul Riedel's palatlal new
saloon. 1.-THE Manhattan" was ushered
into existence last night in a blaze OF
glory, The handsome interior was
greatly admired, and there are few s1-
looms that compare with It for richness
OF decorations. The tile flooring, metal
ceiling and bar fixtures are OF the NM
est, and the brilliant illuminnti0nS give
the finishing touches, There was q
large crowd present last night, Captain
Paul dispensed hospitality with l9vs
Ish hand, and an orchestra added TO the
enjoyment b. some excellent music.
Il was reported that Mrs. Patrick
Harrington was In q critical condition
At the HasbdnB hospital, and but Bllpght
hopes were entertained Of her recovery
Tickets are out for the pie social to
be given by the ladies' society OF tho
n. 3. church tomorrow evening.
DR.. T. II. Melghen and wife attended
the concert given by Prof. Wilson ut
AIoundSvllle last night.
william Leach and ]. W. Davis are
attending the United States court a.
iuTyinen.
DR., Earnest, Of Littleton, was visiting
his uncle. DR., 7. Il. MelghCn, yesterday,
Mrs, Thomas Doyle Is much improved
since her condition was last noted.
Roger Irwin, OF Pittsburgh, Is visit.
ing his parents here.
Mrp. Sarah McGarrel, Of BellRlre, was
IN town yesterday.
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IonNnGYILrE

,,,..,,..,.,,,. SfSl.,,S,. ar RftnoP Mai.
AAl'0sllaneoes 'lSiHme % Ss..S.
r,, - -, ~ I,,rr,. r5,cSrt j 4be
,,toel IN IS~t NIGHT was one "a Tine
sS4tHuA nlt a. ". y, Sit,, II rStt,,,
tneeI ever ElTsn u t.'S ~: ,SCrt" ~
largely pGronl1ed BOTH ~ Cll9 peoplSe, y. y
the city and visitors from Surrounding
tnr,nS EollowinE WaS the programme:
rStnTV
F't !.
symphony ClreIe-tO AnaaHt9; NJ.
"crOwped with the Tem9est go. go. Ernani
tChorus ana FUR StcaesH4'
orchestIs 49,.
Miss Cecilia FLICK. 49,.
Piano aT1i pC9 Rnv III SSiic ShoTs Srs
N StIi dinci@"Ijst 10 Inc Nandolin"..,,
Nj. and Mrs. ]. 3. Alexander;
Violin aoio-',Era Diavolo'' ). Arg BY Wichti
Mrs oea p4kin' p..n,,.
Lazy 4l,,i,H nj t'SI,S S.siu. a. TItie
~ Mise Dora and Rena coclAynn.
Vocal solo. ...:.:..,. ,...'.......selected
J. :. Tonnh
PART II. IN
sous les Volles'' -. .........P letro HGvedel
=, Orchestra, -, s.,,,,,.,.
FI HJISsS SuS riorS stswart afd IiSxls FiicE.
vocal EoIo..'aTiie Holy Clty''..,..,.......
.,...........,,....:....., i. =, Weatherly
Mics Julia Dickso5 :, n,,,.
serenaao,r93suIS, XII, r;,S p ''So"
"romin' Tbrourt ths Rye ........,...,.
................,........ Arg. By +. Wodel
First soprano MIS- p; y lsy4ns ~ se s9ts
l2REapGo; Mi1S S I'M. S SSNoS6 n,,a NSo
n. EisTSn5e T'
Piano soio-'.La Normn" .;.....L Lybach
2. nlSs va paki ~. T.,,.a
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IRoS AID STEEL TRADE
Expectations Of Lower Prices Holding
Rack All Branches.

NN+-SA-As1
Rack All Branches.
PITTSBURGH. April 1.-The Amerl-
can Manufacturer will say tomorrow in
Il weekly review;
Expectations Of lower prices for iron
ore continue to hold back nearly all
branches OF the Iron and steel market.
The uncertainty ~ TO freiBiIt rates also
helps to make things moro fndehntte;
consequently, the most prominent feat
ute OF the market 3 lts inactivity. This
appears to b noticeable q Ill points. In
the eastern market. the week was q very
quiet one There was some Increase IN
the export trade reported. as the low
prices are attracting foreign buyers, and
some big sales Of pig iron are expected
soon, Mora southern iron Is being sold
In the eastern market.
At New York there 81 fair amount OF
business IN structural material. but
prices are low and weak. In the Ptiila-
delphia market Be1SaEEer Gteel 10 very
dull, and bars ARE slow sale. There Is
sOnle stir u skelp iron, and q good busl-
nesS In structural material - expected.
Chicago reportS q lull in the market. Pig
iron shows fittie change and btiiets are
outlet. A fair amount Of trade u doing in
black sheets. Structural material 10
moving freely on sped i0at i0ng, and there
II quite 4 call for bridge material. Louis
vile reports business fair In the aSgre-
gate, but pig Iron prices are weaker.
Pig iron IL inactive. Grey forge -
quoted AZ 50 258g 50: Besener $40 $50
10 50, muck bar $l9 O06lS IS: steel raIls
SO 06B20 90: BeGelner blooms ana btllets
S16 ak67l6 20
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Powers and DoDuvln sign Articles for
Their DO on Tuesday.

Powers and DOBaVIn Sign Articles for
Their Coon TnssdRy.
Ldst night the Metropolitan Athletic
Club, OF Wheeling, had articles Of
agreement signed BY the boxers, Jack
Donaviu, Of Cleveland, and Jer Powers,
Of Toledo, who ore to box twenty
rounds or to a decision In the Fulton
arena next TUESDAY evening. The ar
tleies provide for a sparFiftg exhibition.
mot against the law Of the state, and
not @ prize hight" Each man has post
ed forfeit OF SO. There may bhh pre-
llmlnaTy 90 between kid" 150tinnk,
Of Boston, now In town. and d local
il0,pOund man, Paddy Core. preferred.
Tho metropolitan club VIII make q
pulled of between George PlantOj thu
ttttSburgher, ana Jack Bennett, Of Boz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-02
CYCLING.

There Il considerable interest IN cy-
Gle racing In this community even 80
early IN the season, and itits not IN
likely that one or more meets viii be
held. wheeling has place In the In
tsr.state circuit recently organized at
Pittsburgh to give amateur and pro-
feSsionai races, and II Is possible the
Nail city Viii have date on the Ma
tional circuit. Some OF the local wheel
men are considering the MISTER OF APP
plying for a place on the big circuit. Il
IS believed that Q National circuit meet
would not prove q losing venture this
year as there II more interest IN thlS
sport than ever before.
Memphis opens the southern circuit
April 9 and :: Nashville follows April
and 6: CHATTANOOGA and q; and At
lanta April i2 and Il. Montgomery clos.
es the first round April Is and IS when
the party returns TO Memphl9 again,
sayv BEARINGS this week. II Is very
probable that many or the n4uonal che
cult followers viii be found on this cir.
cult IN the first two months and Il Is
also probable that Nashville VIII start
inc uAklQEllA GISulb WIN = WSEh We AHS
tnE. The circuit would then follow the
coliseum circuit through Memphis,
Chattanooka. Atlanta, and Mont gonefY
TO Jacksonville. Fla: thence north 70
Savannah possibly and Charlotte. N.
C., and 20 New York and the east for
Decoration day. opening on the New
York state circuit June and contlnu-
ing "a from that. Bald. Cooper, Michael,
johnson. KiSer, Klmblo and many 9TH
ers OF the eastern cracks Will make
the south a training grounds and the
men now In California win leave i'm
mediAteIy at the close OF the Pavilion
races TOR the Coliseum circuit.
Il "a quite probable that the klneto-
scope viii be used at aome Of the forth
cpHllag road and track races In Boston
this spring. This viii be the tlrst exper-
imcnt with the wonderful kaleidoscope
In connection with cycle races.
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n. Phillnrlns Tnsnrrsallsn.

MADRID. April Ian oticlal dis
patch from Manila, announces that the
Spanish troops have attacked Bundo-
can, with slight losses. The insurgents
lost one hundred and fortysnine men
killed.
A Spanish squadron has pombaFqed
MAIAbong, Getting fire to the town
Many insurgents were killed.
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BOWLING.

Last nights games In the South Side
League were between Famous and
Randy BoOs. The latter dropped Two
aames Harvest now has an opportu-
nifty to Jump in at the finish and cap
tnra sacnnd T,IaCe. Scoro.
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SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF
ApRn. ~.

sell at public auction at the north front
door Of tho court house OF Ohio c9lnty,.
WeBt virginia, commencing % ten ~ llItSs
Z. M, the following deseri5sd pIe9pffgsSSS3
situated on the waters o. Middle Wheell4S
creek, In the district Of L4berty, eountS
OF Ohio, aud ltate o. West virginia lana
within one ni9Ie Of MssSt $4,000 az 6a9e4ed a
follows; Beginning ct q cho9tn9t HeS ~ y!
the top Of 6 knob OF knoll, ana En ~ ~
thence north 81 west y poleS VIZ H.. w ~
Glow S north hi a east 4 poles 10 a stake
Ii the edEe Of Ola road, corner 70 Grow aliaa
Whitman brothers; thence north ~ eieS st
as poles; thence south east y polS.It;
~ east ! nolsS 10 4 point below 4 spring;
thence north s9hs east 9 poles; thence
north 72IS' east Q poles; thence south ~
east 16 poles 10 post (the courses hereip.
before Elys9 H Tsg tSoie a SVsFyenait a
isi0j; thence south ~ east Gig poles 70 q
post; thence south 49, east 81 poles g .
by tho state line south S0I p0Ies 70 Q white
oak: thence south 81 west ~ poles !o y.
white oak; thence north p west 4V2e
poles; thence north 24iSe east ld6 poles %
thFso iundred ana eleven fS1l) acres: more
or less. This being what u known g tne
Porter farm land 10 one OF the best IeTtnA
In Ohio county,, There arc tNo nEst:SLL,S4
farm dwelling houses on this property, ano
maze the property 5usceptlblO Of division
into nFSt-clnG8 f0FmG
TERMS OF SALE One third OF the pur-
chase money, and aS much more ~ the
purchaser may elect 70 pay " ca9h on W.
Of sale; the balance IN two equal paytnlen l!l,
AZ ono and two yeaTS, with interest from
dRy 81 sale, the purchaser giving his notes
Tor the deferred tnHtallnentS,, with the ":
SSSoSS IN fhS n0C0nd deferred tnStnlln0nt,
nSVShIS annually, the title 70 DO retained
81 tho trustee until the property y palu
SSr ", 81. DUNLAP,
niris Trustee.
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GTNRUsTEEs SALE OF OHIO COUNTY
~ REAL ESTATE, 80

TyRUsTEEs SAt>E q, 9 S4 COuSST44
BY virtue Of deed Of trust MADE ~,
Rea59n MoSaln 1Sa snS I5I FfS "a e 70
trustee, bearing date on the tWenty'sevS1
enth day Of June, 1855 and now OF recoL3
m the clerks otiic0 Of the county court
& & 2AS S SSSP ES1 saE TFalP viii on
SATURDAY. THE TWENTY.FoURTH
DAY OF APRIL. 1881,
Eeu at public auction at the north front
door OF the court house OF Ohio county,
West VIrFinIa, commencing Ct 10 o'clock
a. M. the following described two tr9etS
OF land, situated on the waters Of Me-
6raW'S Run and Battle Run, in Llberty
district. Ohio county West Virginia, ana
bounded and described aB follows: First
tract beginning. q stone near z EhItte
Of Melvin and Martin Bowman, and thence
with BoWman's limo north - west 1904
poles to 4 stake " the line o. NOTION
Gibson; thence with GIBBONS llne noEtn
~ west so poles to bOecl stump; thence
north lfl5' west 81 poles to q stake; thence
north Elns west 2E5 poles TO = stone cor.
pOr to other lands Of ReAGon Mo9lngoi
thence with MoElhgos lne nogtn 20 |, s ssgs
al west l7.e poles to white.01k corner
to lands OF Jacob Degaruio; thence north
So east AZ poles to q post; thence south
vs. east 50 poles to locust thence south
ts1#
Ming. and Containing tortyseiEht (lD acres
And seventy Co poles, more or less, ~ SUR
viewed by Il, j. McCleRrY on the nth day
OF June, 1886: this .peTug the same property
that was conveyed to The said RO1gon and
Thomas MOzlngo by Melvin ana Martin
Second tract--Is adjoining the above dee
soribed tract, and Is bounded a. follow;
Beginning at or near beech IN the line
Of lands formerly owned BY Edward KAY
and corner to lands now owned by Richard
TaRRart. and running th9nce with Teg.
gart'R limo south 90 east g poles; thence
South go west q. 20 poles to tho line Of Nor.
row Gibson, formerly Edward Ray; thence
with GibA0Tl'l line. south Sh' east 500
poles TO the limo OF the hrat tract herein
doSrrthed; thence north 2si5S east As6Q
polCS 10 an IRON wood: thence north % west
IA poles; thence north 6Bs west 4g,6 poles
10 me line Of James A. Rice; thenee with
Rics'S limo south % west $40 poles 70 the
place Of beginning, and containing sixteen
90 acres and one hundred ana lori 9lght
1IO poles, more Or less; thl9 being the
same tract Of land that was conveyed 70
tho said Be0Hon MoGlngo by W. NJ Dun.
lap, special commissioner.
TERMS OF SALE,
one.third OF tho purchase money. and
az much more a. the purchaser may elect
10 nay Ia cash on day Of sale! the balance
IN two equal payments at ono ana two
wears, with interest from DAY Of sale, the
purchaser giving his notes with approved
personal security for the deferred install:
deferred inStRllmont payable ANNUALLY, the
tItie 10 DO retained by the trustee until the
pI T1E:S % Nv ". M. DUNLAP, Trustee.
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Late last night q rumor was h clrcu.
Iation that the Wheeling management
had SIgued Jack EloSton 10 twlrl for the
club. This II probably not true na EoSs
ton u under reservation TO The Ruches.
ter club OF the Eastern lVaBue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-02

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EASE BALL.

Les than q week from to-day The
wheeling hase ban team VIII have te.
ported 10 coyle ana HertlnstoH: and
che ball sealon VIM have begun ~ ear
nest on the lOth, q week from tV.tior.
row, the fiFyt game OF the seaSon viii
be- played on the island park, thasop.
posing team being the Cleveland spl-
ders,ono OF the ahest base hali aEgtega-
tons In the country. Other exhibition
games viii follow at home and abroad
and the Nallera sh0uld be,ln good form
when the umpire rings the bell for tho
opening Of the Championship season on
April 81,