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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-17
THE CONCERT AND BALL

By the Opera House Orchestra Last
Night a Brilliant Functional Large
Audience Attended.
The concert and ball given by the
Opera House orchestra last night at
ArIon hall was delightful function, and
attended by large aud cultured assem-
blage, The concert programme con-
sisted of seven numbers, and occupied
from $50 to $3.50 o'clock, after which
dancing followed until an early hour this
morning. Supper was served at Il
o'clock.
Tie concert was charming, and the or
chestra, which had Its full strength even
augmented for the occasion, eXcelled
itself. and the finale of each number was
the signal for rapturous applause Mrs.
Flora Williams contributed two num-
bers, "slumber Sea-" and my Noble
Knights" She never appeared in bet
ter form, and the audience insisted on
encores.
OF the instrumental work, each number
was artistlcally interpreted, and the
closing number, the descriptive fantasia.
IAN Evening at the Ball" was rendered
with striking realism. This selection
was a natural representation OF the
sounds and scenes incident TO a slelghing
party's visit to ball and return. The
concert was indeed, treat. The in
strumentation was as follows:
First vlohns-Edward w. Speil,A. Far
Der. T. Owens, C. Ludwig.
Second vlolins-Charles Vaas. +.
Schmeichel, D. Vaas.
Viola-LouIs Feinler
'Cello-Fred MeyEf~and W. d. MCCOY.
Double bass-John H. Fischer.
Flute and piccola-John Hummel.
First clarionet-H. B. Grimm.
Second clarlonet-H. Jaeger.
First cornet--1ulius Hoose.
Second cornet-H. Ludwig.
Trombone-Lewls Huseman.
Tympani-W. II. Paul.
Drum and symbals-H. Paul
The dance programme consisted Of
fourteen numbers. II was In charge Of
the following committee: George Hook,
c. Hirsch. George f. Stifei. II, F. Beh-
rens. + SchwertfeEer Dr. II. b. Bagu-
ley. David Kraus. Ed r. Franzheln, n.
p. Whitaker and Dave Morgan.
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LOCAL BaEyITIEs.
Matters OF Miner Mom,n, in aud About
the CiN.


Matters or Miner Moment la aud About
the CiN.
Pythlan Castle to-nlght-She Pyehlan
fair
Grand to-nlght-Rellly & wOOas' Big
Show,
Carroll Club Auditorium to-nlght-Hhe
Cathedral fair.
A, o. U. W. temple this afternoons
Woman's Club matinee,
The Baltimore & Ohio pay car on the
Pittsburgh division, viii be here with the
Klondlke to-day.
WIN 5. Greenleai, OF ParkersbuTg,has
Just published song. Lillian" which
has met with an enthusiastic reception.
The Lone Star Athletlc-Club win give
It's first ball Monday evening, at West
woods hall. Mayors orchestra win
play.
The Twentieth Century Girls were en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Misses
Eleanor and Sue Wright, at their home
on Fourteenth street.
The trustees OF the Ebenezer Baptist
church have awarded the contract for
erecting a new church on Tenth street,
TO w. A. Wilson, the work 90 be com
menced next week,
The Wheeling Dramatic Club will rem
der the drama, ENLISTED for the War,
New Years night at the Pythlan Castle,
for the benefit of Lucy Il. Hayes Circle
No. 2. Ladies OF the G, A, r.
In Part II of the circuit court, Judge
Hervey on the bench, In the case of Ada
Dlehl VS.. w, j. Colts, trustee, There was
an order sustaining the plaintiffs excep-
ton to the answer filed by Cots.
Rnehart Conrad, residence, 1906 Nc
Colloch street. a millwrlght, employed
at the La Belle. suffered the foss OF
four fingers Of one hand yesterday at
ternoon. His hand was caught In the
travelling crane.
Squire Greer dismissed the case OF
William johnson, charged with attempt-
ing 10 carve his wife, 1t was the same
old story OF the wife refusing TO prose-
cute johnson was fined 81 and costs for
profanity and is now In jail.
The board OF county commissioners
will meet at a board of equalization and
appeals next Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, for the purpose of considering
appeals for change of assessment Sheep
claims vii! also be taken up.
Some excitement was created at the
"Pew!ky" depot yesterday afternoon, by
young lady faintlnG as she was as
cendlng the steps from the platform.
officer Walker assisted her into room,
where restoratives enabled her 10 take
the $3.50 train for Pittsburgh.
A farmers team ran away yesterday
afternoon down alley +. to Twenty
eighth street, near the Terminal bridge.
The whole outfit went over the embank-
ment, upsettIng the wagon and smashing
one of the wheels, Neither horses or
man was hurt, Similar accidents are
not uncommon at this point.
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TO THE REFORM SCHOOL
Goes George Bowers, Who Achieved No
toriety Recently,

Goes George Bowers, Who Achieved Mo-
toriety Recently.
Yesterday morning George Bowers,
the Fulton fourteen-year-old boy, who
achieved notorlety by his double swear
ing in the recent murder trial In the
Ohio county criminal court. to which his
brother. Wyllo Bowers was defendant
was given a hearing before Squire Hab-
erlleld, and committed to the state re-
form school at Pruntytown. The SEN
tence was heard with interest by the
little body Of spectators that filled the
court room, and many were affected by
the parting between the brothers, and
the younger one burst into tears.
The witnesses examined are residents
OF Fulton. They are Mr. Freismuth,
William Coss, Mayor Henry Roth and
Wylie Bowers. 1t Is probable that
young Bowers will be taken to Pruntv-
town to-day. Yesterday was the second
time he appeared In the little court
room on the same charge. One night
during the summer months a delegation
OF Fulton citizens escorted him thence.
and urged that he be sent to the reform
school. Attorney Richard Ryan then
adopted him, and shortly atterward he
was employed In Mrs. Shipley's board
Ing house on Sixteenth street His sub
sequent arrest as a witness in the case
against his brother, and the develop
ments that followed are familiar to all
newspaper readers.
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NATIONAL ENCAMpMENr
CT the Grand Army OF tho Republic ut
ICInr,nnntI, BEGINNING Sent. o,

v Ss N''f
Cincinnati, Beginning Sept o.
CINCINNATI, o.. Dec. 1G,-The date
for the national encampment OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic was fixed
late this afternoon for the week begin
ming September 8, To come TO this
conclusion It required long confer
ence.
The local committee some time ago
recommended the week preceding, Aug
ust IS to September g. This met opposi-
ton on the ground that II would come
just before pension payment in Ohio
and several other states. II also was OBJ
jectionaole because It tapped over from
one month to the other. The entire day
was spent in consultation and when
September to 10 was selected It met
the approval OF the executive council,
as well as the local committee. General
Goblin barely had time to reach his
train after the session ended, The ut
most good feeling has prevailed and
all concerned are looking forward to
most successful encampment,
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formation that Mr.. Butcher Is now on
his fathers farm at ST. Clalrsville. and
handn't been teaching for few years,
The vote on Mr.. Buckman's motion 70
confirm the minority candidate, resulted
as follows:
q Ayes-Brock, Bowers, buchanan. Dud-
ley, Hubbard, Kasley Mcconnell, Nc
Nash, AIllllgan. Nesbltt, Riheldaffer,
Schaub, Stanton, Waterhouse, total II.
Noes-Birney, Noble, total 2.
Mr., Briiies was therefore declared
elected principal OF Washington school.
only until June, remember" remark
ed Mr.. Noble. THE people will get IN
their work at the polls, too"
Then the board adjourned.
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 16.-The
conference committee OF the textile wor-
kers OF this city, consisting of three
delegates each from each union to-day
disclosed the proposed reduction OF
wages in the local cotton mills Inc
meeting was behind closed doors ana
the only announcement made was that
the committee had voted to ask the
manufacturers for conference next
Monday The sentiment OF the commit
tee Is for a strike.
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KEY TO SUCCESS.
Reliability Necessary In All TrNde-A
Local FIrnI's Growing Business.

Reliability Is the key to success in
business and especially is this true OF
the jewclry trade, The average pur-
chaser Is often compelled to rely large
ly upou the assurance OF his Jewell
err as TO che value OF an article, and the
reliable jewelcr Is the one who builds
up trade This Is the secret OF the sue.
cess OF the cntcrprising firm OF Shor
Bros. corner OF Eleventh and Main
streets, one OF the wost gratifying fea-
lures Of their business Is the number OF
old customers who return every year
and bring new customers with them,
Their customers are always well treated
and they always bring new trade, This
year Shelf Bros are doing larger hol-
ldly business than ever before Their
line Is complete throughout and their
stock OF watches and diamonds Ia cs-
peciniiy elaborate. People are surprised
every day to sec the remarkable values
which they are Offering In these lines,
Shcn Bros, buy for cash and sell close.
That IA the reason they are able 20 make
their prices SO reasonable,
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The board of education held a regular
monthly meeting lagt night, There was
a good attendance at o'clock when the
meeting was called to order. In the alb
sence OF President Jefferson, Mr.. Bowers
was called to the chair. Tho feature of
most interest was the contest for the
First ward schools prIEcIpalship. Mr.,
Charles s. Brilles being the successful
candidate. The board mas made an ex-
cellent selection,
Superintendent ARdersen's report FOR
December was received. It was as fol-
lows:
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AT THE FAIRS.

Both Well Pa:ronIzed Last Evening.
To-day's Programmes.
1t was Subordinate Lodge" night at
the Pythlau Fair las: evening. and the
attendance was the largest of the week,
Members of all the city lodges and repre-
sontatiyes from Benwood. Bellaire,
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry, Mounds
willie and st. ClairsvIllc were present.
The visitors were loud in their expires.
slons OF pleasure and say the Pythians
have a record breaker in their present
fair. Tonight the "Dokles" will hold
forth and fun will reign fast and furious
The Cathedral Fair at the Carroll Club
Auditorium was largely attended yester-
day, The committee in charge has de-
clded to continue the fair Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. The Punch and
Judy entertainment in the afternoon
was hugely enjoyed particularly by Il
large delegation OF boys from the Elm
Grove orphans home. This delegation
was met by the Cathedral Cadets at the
motor station and escorted to the fair.
Last nights comic German entertain
ment was favorabiy received.
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NEW YORK. Dec. l6,-The payment
to the United states OF sS,5oO,Ooo on ac'
count OF the purchase Of the Union Pa
eiAc railroad by the Union Pacific re-
organization committee was made TO-
day through the medium of a cheek Tor
that sum deposited In the United States
sub treasury In this CITY.
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NEW YORK, Dec. l6-Flfty-hve pas
sengers for the KlondIke are on board
the steamship City OF Columbia, which
sailed this afternoon for Seattle, by
way OF the Horn. One of the women
leaves a sick husband in Brooklyn, but
she says she Is going to Klondlke to
prepare a home for him. so that 1t will
be all ready when he gets there next
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A hottie ot De- Woods Norway
Pine SNrup IN the house saves doctors
hlllR. HavoR trouble, ANA very often
anvca precious lives Olives almost ln.
Ptant relief In cla0H N coughB, colds, or
lung troubles Of uny sort 2
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Mr. Brilles. the new principal OF Wash
lngIon school, is we'll fitted for the posi-
ton. He is graduate OF Ansly Instl-
tute, and OF Wooster University, and at
present is first assistant to Principal j.
NJ, Birch, at the Llnsly Institute. He is
an exemplary young man, and Washing
ton school will take high rank under his
guidance.
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TOPEKA, Kns,, Dec. 16,-Thc state
Bank OF Pcrry,nftccn miles cast Of here,
was entered early this morning by bur
glars who blew open the safe with dyn-
nmilc and secured $500. The burglars
escaped.
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PARIs,Dec. 16.-Alphonse Daudet ex-
pred at o'clock tonight. He was din
ing with his family and was in excellent
spirits when he was seized with a sud
den syncope. Physicians were summon
ed bot he died almost Immediately.
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C.A.; Reversible Tapestry
CURTAINS. Curtains at s2So and
S3.aj pair. each worth a dollar a pair
more. Lace Curtains zoe paid up to
SiljOO pair .,-
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II Ia like finding money Goods are
sold a. such great reductions at Our clos.
ing out sale. our Store ID fun uf anxious
buyers every day, Tho very lnost part
or our sto,l, Is stu here, This Is q chance
" WI. LUKENs & co.
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RINEHART & TATUM,
Telephone 2l9. City Bank Building,
TRUSTEES SALE OF OHIO COUNTY


l. REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of deed OF trust made by
Reazon Mozngo and Carrie b. Mozlngo,
his wife, and Thomas Mozlngo, to me, as
trustee, bearing date on the 9th day OF
June, 1895, and now OF record in the clerks
office OF the county court OF Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No.
40. page ll6, | Will on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DE-
GENDER, 1897,
sell at public auction at the north front
door of the court house OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, commencing at 10 O'Clock
OF land, situated on the waters OF Nc
Graw's Run and Battle Run. In Liberty
district, Ohio county, West Virginia, and
bounded and described as follows:
First traet-Besinning at a stone near
a white oak in Peddlcord's line, and cor
ner to lands OF Melvin and Martin Bow
man, and thence with Bowman's line
north G3' west 20O.7 poles to a stake in thu
sons line north ~ west 292 poles 10 q
beech stump; thence north lil.' west 81
poles TO n stake; thence north S4i5o west
23.5 poles to stone corner 10 other lands
line north 26is' east i2,4 poles TO an IRON
wood; thence north Sal west lL6 poles 10
a white oak, corner to lands OF Jacob De-
q post; thence south 4S' east 20 poles to a
locust; thence south 70ih' cast 10 poles
to the place OF beginning, and containing
forty-ciEht GS) acres ana seventy 90
poles, more or less as surveyed by Il. J,
McClecry on the llth day of June, 1925.
This being the same property that was
conveyed to the said Rea2on and Thomas
MozIngo by Melvin Bowman and Martin
Bowman, by deed bearing date on the 9th
day OF June, 1895, and now OF record IN
the clerks office Of the county court az
Ohio county West Virginia, in Deed Book
No ~, page LOG.
Second tract-BoCinnlnE at or near
beech IN the line OF lands formerly owned
by Edward Ray, and corner to lands now
owned by TaRgnrt ana thence with the
TaGgart line south CO. east - poles. thence
south 25' west 26iO poles to the line OF
Morrow Gibson, formerly Edward Ray;
2S.02 poles to the limo OF the first tract
herelnbefore described: thence north 25ia'
east AGO poles to an iron-Wood. thence
north 50 west Il poles. thence north g.
west 1875 poles TO the line OF James a. Rice:
thence with Rice's line south 90 west 42,D
poles TO the place of beginning. and con,
tanning sixteen 90 acres and one hundred
and fOrty-eiEht diS poles, more or less.
This being the same tract OF land that was
conveyed to the said ReaZon Mozlngo by
W. NJ Dunlap, special commissioner, by
decd bearing date on the 10th day OF
August. $780, and OF record In the clerks
office Of the county court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. ~,
The property herelnbefore described will
be sold as n whole, or In separate tracts,
as may be deemed best by the trustee.
TERMS OF SALE.
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AuToHARPs, Nos, g. 4 and 9, at half
price. .. ., ao


For the holidays we nrc Offering n
good upright piano of standard make,
fally guaranteed, Ia fancy walnut ina
hogang or onl, case, at $685. This plano
ls extra good yalnc ...-.
H. w. BANNER co,
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LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 16.-Lewls
George Clark, eightv-sIx years of age.
the original George Harris OF Harrle.
Beecher Stoves famous novel. Uncle
Toms Cabin" died here this afternoon.
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OUR Miniature Gold Plated Goods
are great sellers. Do not fail TO see
them. Finest in the world
H. L. HILLMAN & co.
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A SENSIBLE woman will aat fail to
keep a bottle OF Salvation oil on hand
for cuts and bruises. 1t is unrlyaled %
cents
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PEARS, Persimmons, Grape Fruit,
and Malaga Grapes, at
ALEX. BURST & SONS.
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o yehat above described and
T
'"e ~
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THE Bcs. Box of Candies and Marsh
at ...
MANDoLfNs from 50 Is to sa5 oo.
MIBLIGAN, W1LltlN a. co.
One Hundred Pianos.

Ma moro and no less will be sold at nrce-
ont prlccr. We can not duplicate the low
price piid for our Holiday stock.
c, A. HOUSE.
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TERMS OF SALE,

onc-thlrd Of the purchase money. and
as much more as the purchaser may elect
to pay. In cash on day OF sale; the balance
In two equal payments at one. and two
purchaser giving his notes with approved
security for tho deferred installments,
with the interest on the second deferred
insta1lment payable annually: the title to
be retained by the trustee until the prop
erty is paid for,
nolc w NJ DUNLAP. Trustee.
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No 1i41 Market street, has a beautiful
line OF holiday goods, which surpasses
any former season for variety in fine
designs. quantity aud quality. These
goods are brought at the lowest figures
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
Don't fail 70 notice our large display
of fine Gold and silver Headed umbrel-
las, In our fourteen-foot window. III
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OLD fashioned Butter Scotch Candies
az ALEX. BURST & SONS.
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HUGO L, Loos has the finest line OF
Cigars in the city. as well as the best
assortment of Smokers supplies II you
want 20 make some old friend an APP
proprlatc holiday present, call at 1920
Market street
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

The Hcarne Purchase ofCohl 1anh-Jer-
fersOm To blow la.
The purchase by Frank j. Hearne,
general manager of the Riverside iron
works, Of 1000 acres OF coal land near
Unlontown, Pa, is said to mean that 1t
will be developed for the purpose OF fur
n!sh!ng coal for the Riverside's new
coke oven plant now nearing compile
ton and which will take up the by-pro'
ducts that SO to waste in the ordinary
coke OHen.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the city nnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Abroad.
William Reardmore, who LETT Wheel
ing In 1864. Is now In the city visiting old
friends and old scenes. He now lives In
Iowa, whence he removed from Wheel
ing He had charge OF the blacksmith
shop in the old Washington mill, In its
palmy days. 1t was situated on the
ground now occupied by Bloch Bros to-
bacco factory. Mr. Beardmore, until re-
Gently was following the vocation OF a
farmer, but sold out and Is now enjoy
Ing the rewards Of deserved compe-
tence. He Is seventy-four years OF age
but Is as young as ever when he meets
one OF the old friends left, He Is visit
ing his brother-in-law, William Rad
cliffe In the Eighth ward.
Rev John Bryson, of Proctor, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Frank Leggett leaves to-day to spend
a few days at his home near West Al
exander
Dr.. A. II. Thayer, of Grafton, was
among the Christmas shoppers in the
city yesterday.
Mrs II. r. Scott and son. OF Pitts
burgh, are visiting Mrs. Scott's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Frew, of Four
teenth street
Clint Barlow. the fruit and produce
buyer, of Powhatan, Ohio. but who was
formerly In business in this city, was
here on business yesterday
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mr., BRILLES WINS
In the Contest for the First Ward
PrincipaIship,
THE COMMISSIONERS DIVIDED.

Two ofThsm Recommending MIR. Butsh-
er, OF ST. clairSvllIs-clay's annex
Nearly Ready for Occupancy CHI .nges
In tho Clay TsaChsrs-RspOrt OF the
PublIO Observation-Disclosures business
Transacted by the school lIoguIs.
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The Special Sale

OF one Hundred Pianos at cut prices is
in full blast, at Houses,
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BADNESS is either hereditary or
caused by sickness. mental exhaustion,
wearing tight fitting hats, and by over
work and trouble. Halls Remover will
nreVcnt IT,
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TRusTEE's SALE,

BY virtue OF deed OF trust mado by
Michael T.. Lally TO me, as trustee, dated
November "a 1884. and recorded In tho
office OF the clerk OF tho county cour!
OF Trust Book No. A, page $40, I will, on
MONDAY JANIfARy A 1906
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The jefferson blast furnace, at Steu-
benvlle. recently leased by the Aetna
Standard company will be blown in In
a few days. ore and ether material Is
now being received at the plant In large
quantities.
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o. c. Genther is the man for Clocks.

MANDoLINs from 81 % TO s25 90.
MILLIGAN, WIBK1N & co.
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Dress Goods i5mers s. ate n Gorc
numerous than ever. Special Christmas
prices In these departments.
GEO. NJ, SHOOK & co.
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o {. dENrunR 10 the man for Spec.
tactics
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OnC.thIrd ot the purchase money nnd
nH much moro on tho purchaser may olrt,
tn my TO 100 paid IN cash on the lhy w
sale, HNA thN Balance ST. twe cH"M nay,
mCntH M one and two years, with lntcrCI
from day OF sale, the purchaser giving Nv
frrrcd iuuinllWoutg, with tho interest ~
the second deferred inatnllmOnt rnNnhlc
annually. tho tltlt To 10 ruthluod 10y lh'
trustee until the property w PAID tnL
dcl.a trustee /
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]. II. Mckee and H \. Risper have
purchased the Peeler tract of twenty
acres at Mingo Junction, and thev give
out that manufacturing concerns have
the ground purchased for the purpose
OF location.
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DO not fail to sec II. E. Hillman &
Co. s stock.