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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
ENsLAED's NEW CABLE
To the West IndIss-wm Depend on II
Unitsd States No More.

To the West IndIss-wm Depend on The
Unitsd States No More.
NEW YORK, Nov. "A special ca
bic dispatch from London 90 the Even
ing Post says;
''To-day's issue OF shares and deben-
lures by the direct West Indian Gable
Company Gtd,) marks the beginning
OF the end OF England's dependence up
on the United States for cable connee-
lion with The West Indies. But FOL
President Cleveland's Venezuelan wal
message England would probably
have been quite content TO continue "a
depend upon the United States lines via
Florida ana Cuba, but directly the OF
ticlafs here realized the possibility OF o
war with the United States, and the
consequent isolation OF the West Indian
colonies, she set about the negotiations.
which after a long hard fight WIN rlVhl
United States telegraph interests, re.
suited IN an imperial subsidy OF S4p,opl
yearly for twenty years TO the briusi
Canadian capitalists who own the Hal
ifax, Bermuda cable for Its extension
from Bermuda TO Jamaica, and uiti-
mately to other leading west lhulhh Is
lands and South America,
The cable will be completed by the
first week OF February next. As show
ing the spirit OF the new enterprise, "
may be said that of to-day's issue Of
5000, 900 in shares and 100000 In lou
and one-half per cent d~ebentures, NOR
than two-thirds were subscribed pri'
vately before the issue was offered &c
the public. 49,
A similar Imperial undertaking, the
Pacific cable project. is still a subject
OF departmental inquiry. The Cana
dian proposal for a cable to Australasia
from Vancouver has now been supple
mented by a rival project to connect
Australasia with England via Cape
Colony without touching foreign terri
tory,
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cArARRAH on rHE groMACH.
a Pleasant, simple, bat Safe and Enectunl
Cure for e.

Cure for &c.
Catarrh OF the stomach has long
been considered the next thing to IN
durable. The usual symptoms r a
full or bloatIug sensation after eating,
accompanied sometimes with soul or
watery rislngs, a formation OF gases,
causing pressure on the heart and
lungs and difficult breathing; head
aches, tickle appetite, nervousness and
a general played out, lnnguid feeling.
There is often a foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue and II the inter.
Tor OF the stomach could be seen II
would show a Shiny, inilamed ond
ton.
The cure for this common and obsti-
nate trouble Is found in a treatment
which causes the food to be readily,
thoroughly diaested before Il has time
TO ferment and irrltate the delicate
mucous surfaces OF the stomach. To
secure Aprompt and healthy digestion
IL the one necessary thing TO do and
when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal coalition Will have disap-
peared,
According TO Dr., Harlanson the SAT-
est and best treatment Is to use otter
/ each meal "a tablet, composed OF Dlas-
tnse, Aseptic Popsin, n little NuX' Col
den Seal and fruit acids. These tablets
can now be found NJ all drug stores un-
der the name OF StHaFt's Dyspepsia
Tablets and not being n patent medi-
cine can be used with perfect safety
aud ASSURANCE that healthy appetite and
thorough digestion win follow their reg
ular use after meals.
Mr.. n. j. Boohor, Of 27ie Dearborn
street, Chicago, ILL.,, Whites: "Catarrh is
/ n local condition, resulting from a neg
Iected cold in the head, whereby the
| lining membrane OF the nose becomes
Innamed and the poisonous discharge
therefrom passing backward into the
throat reaches the stomach, thus pro-
| duclng catarrh OF the stomach. Medic
al authorities prescribed for mo for
three ycnrs for catarrh OF stomach
without cure, but to-day ] am the hap
pIest Of men after using only one box
Of stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. / cannot
And appropriate words TO express my
good feeling. l have found flesh. nppe-
Ito and sound rest from their use.
siuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the
safest preparation ns well as the sim
piest md most convenient remedy Tor
any form Of indigestion, cntnrrh OF
stomach, blllousncsa, sour stomachs,
heartburn and blontlng after meals.
Send for little book, mailed free, on
stomach troubles, by addressing stuart
Co, Marahnll, Mich. The tablets can be
found at all drug stores
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 4.-Miss
Frances E. Willard. president of the
worlds and National W. C. II. u this
evening gave to the Associated Press
the following:
To the Associated Press,
The statement that Mrs. NJ. b. Carse
will henceforth have nothing more 10
do with the Temple is as absurd as IL Is
MISS Cornella NJ. Dow will have
charge only Of the fund which am try
ina TO raise toward the $4,000 to re-
tire the Temple trust bonds. Mrs. SafSe
is president OF the board OF trustees as
formerly, and the national conveneon'
hy a strong resolution, expressed ap-
nrecIatlon of her heroic efforts and its
confidence in her management.
FRANCES l.. WILLARD
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s,,am.hlp Line 70 HiOudiks,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov, 4,-The
first line of first class steamships to
the Klondike has been organized In
this city, with Charles II. Cramp, OF
the shlpbulldlng firm OF that name as
president. There will be five vessels "a
all, and the first will star In April
e clearing from New York or Phil
adelphia, and stopping at San Francis
co. Seattle and Tacoma. Each of these
Sims VIII accommodate about four
hundred first class passengers and sev,
eral hundred second class. They VIII
make connections with railroads on
he Pacific and with transportation
boats IN the gold region. These vessels
win arrive In Alnska at the opening OF
navigation on the Yukon and VIII con-
tinue to give weekly service between
the Pacific porte and the Klondike.
zach vessel viii carry 1000 tons OF
freight. The new company has ohlees
in New York, Philadelphia and Chicago
and Is about to open others IN San
francisco, Seattle and Tacoma,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Eleven performances in one week Is
the answer to the question as to how
profit becomes possible to the Thomas
b. van Oston Three Star Comedy Com
pany al the absurdly low admission
prices OF 10, 20 and 30 cents. The prac'
tlcabllity Of such a scheme of prices in
conjunction with so large and expensive
an organization will be demonstrated
at the opera house next week, but NJ
first blush. to the unskilled II would
seem that profit under the clrcum-
stances were a forlorn hope. In the
first place the Miss Philadelphia ladies'
orchestra ls In point Of numbers as
large ag the usual travelling comedy
company, and the only duty Of these
ladies' Is to furnish the music; In the
next place, there are three notably high
sniarird atnrs-Mtss tnea MReuRker. late
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A1AuGHINq G

1.-THE Strange Adventures Of Miss
Brown" opened a half weeks engage
ment at the Grand opera house last
night, and kept n large audience in a
continual roar. The piece Is similar in
some respects to "Charley's Aunt"
Astounding IN the most ridiculous COM
plications imaginable, resulting from n
young military officer H1asquerading in
female attire in n young ladies' semin-
AIRY. It has q plot which Is interesting
but not burdensome. The company Is
composed Of clever comedians and
pretty girls. The musical s%peclaltles by
VIII Rising and Miss Scott were well
received. Miss Brown will continue to
be the attraction at the Grand during
the remainder OF the week, and should
have crowded houses.
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nENWnnn nRIEFs-

The sherrard post Of the G, A, r, Will
produce the military drama. Lights
and Shadows OF che Great Rebelliah,'
at the old Methodist Episcopal church
here, Saturday evening, the proceeds to
be for the benefit OF the NJ. e. church.
A large crowd Of people from out In
the country will attend the entertain
ment.
The verdict returned of involuE,ary
manslaugther against Fred Staeoke, Is
largely regretted here. He has always
borne n good reputation, and is an hon
est, thrifty employe Of the Wheeling
steel works. The Boggs' run ARRAY
was indeed an unfortunate affair for al
concerned.
A number OF men and boys may be
found every day, picking out the meta
from the material dumped along the
river front TO back up the Ohio River
tracks. The stuff was hauled from the
Top mill, and IS Just the thing for the
purpose,
The electric lights were of Wednes-
day night for awhile. owing 20 the
wires getting caught in a tree.
William Murray. OF Llttleton, 10 the
guest OF North Benwood friends.
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the GIats City.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass city.
C. c. Marsh, OF Sistersville, W. Va,
was In the city yesterday on his way
| home from South Carolina. where he
| took his wife for her health. He says
Mrs, Porterfeld is improving,
The Gravel Hill Reading Club was
pleasantly entertained last evening at
the home OF Prof. II. G.. Williams, in
the Fifth ward.
Davis G. Archer's stable In the Fourth
/ ward, was on fire yesterday afternoon,
but was extlnguished before any dam
age was done.
Mrs. Julia Long. of shadysIde, who
has been seriously Ill for some days
past, was reported q little better yes
terday.
Miss Bertha Fleming, of Manning
ton, w. Va, Is the guest OF friends and
relatives tn the Second ward.
Charles S%atterneld has returned to
his home, after q hunting trip In West
Virulnla for two weeks past.
Miss Alice Kunkel, OF Hartford, w.
Va, Is the guest of friends and rela-
lives In the Second ward.
Miss Blanche Parker. OF Masslllon,o O.,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Harry Thomas, In
the Fourth ward.
The street commissioner had a force
Of men at work yesterday, cleaning up
Union street.
Miss Margaret warrlck, of Alton, Ill.
IL visiting friends and relatives in the
Fourth ward.
The football team, OF this city. Will
play the Linsly team, Of Wheeling, next
Saturday.
C. N. Morris, of Dorsey, O., is the
guest Of friends and relatives in this
CITY.
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The Ideal bowling tenn OF the Wheel
ing league last night entertained their
friends on the Fette alleys, and a very
pleasant evening was spent making phe-
nomenhl scores. a set OF prizes was do
mated for the best buwlers by Mr.. John
Coleman. and were won "a followH:
First prise, ladieS-Mrs. Fred Harnitz.
First prize, genilenen's-Mr. o. Wer-
aer.
Flrst bnoby prize, lndles-MIss Loretta
Miller.
First BOBBY prize, gentlemnn's-Mr.
Fred ZarnitZ.
The following bowieFs were present.
MIR. and Mrs. John Coleman. Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN Noite, Mr.. and Mrs. J, i.
Emig. Mr.. and Mrs, o. Werner, MI. and
Mrs. T. DieEHnIiier, Mr. and Mrs. r. Ear
nitz, Mr.. and Mrs j.. YNhn, MIR. Charles
Miller, Misses Loretta and Gussis NIL
Ter, .
Aftes ;hs Sowiing the guests adjourned
90 az elaborate spread, after which all
Joined In singing faydrite songs.
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Martins Ferry Republicans are feeling
all right. They are proud Of the Repub-
lean vote in Martins Ferry and have
reason to be. Had the Republicans done
as well throughout Ohio, the majority
would have been enormous, And Bel
mont county Is all right.
This afternoon between the hours OF .
and 6 O'Clock, a reception Will be given
at the home OF Mrs. c. u. Carpenter, TO
Miss Hess, state secretary Of the Kings
Daughters, and IN the evening AT 1880
Miss Hess will give a talk In the u. j.
church.
Two Martins Ferry men spent all Of
Yesterday hunting minnows on Giehn's
run, and could not find n single ono.
They found n tfttte water which proba-
bly, arrived since the recent rains.
This evening and tomorrow evening
n supper and social will be given ut
scheehle's hall by the ladies OF the Ger
man Lutheran church. Supper Will be
served from 8 TO 10 O'Clock.
james Jones was taken 10 the North
Wheeling hospital yesterday, where she
will undergo an operation for appended
tls.
Two old citizens Of Jefferson county
died Yesterday, Thomas Ewing and Mrs.
Charlotte Welsh, both OF Whrrenton.
Nlss Henrietta Devine will return 10
Pittsburgh to-day, after q three weeks
visit with the Misses Sheets.
John Boehm will build tho foundation
for the rev building to be erected by the
Crystal Glass Company.
Miss Jennie Quinn, Of MfrFo Junction,
arrived last nIght to visit Martins Ferry
relatives.
The machine shop Of H. Spence q Son
has been leased TO w, H. Hobbs until
spring.
John beck has been granted n pension
dating from hts discharge IN 1860
A number Of MARITIME Ferry Republl-
cans bot money on Hanna
MIRO. Duncan, Of Bcllplrc, visited Mrn,
Lucy Grnyoon yesterday.
SIG Wolf hng moved from Wheeling to
Martins Ferry
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BASKET BALL.

The Turner's VIII play the w. a. g,
basket nall team Thanksgiving night. at
their hall on North Market street. The
game win The Pittsburgh Turner's for
me same night has been declared M, az
tho Pi'tsnurghsts wanted the game 10
neEih eatlJ In the evening ~ rs TO allow
lien 70 catch q return train that night.
Thc turner's Wil have the advantage OF
more practice and a better knowledge OF
Inc game thnn the recently organized
w. A. g, team, but the contest neycrthe.
less VIII prove an Interesting one.
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so Years of Cures.

prima donna Of Van osten's Miss Phil
adefphta company; MI. Robert Wayne,
q romantic actor who has acquired an
enviabfe reputation as a star, and clever
Ida Russell, whose dashing abandon In
hoydenish parts makes II impossible 10
forget her. Well, all this is mere spec
uIation. There viii be eleven perform
ances, as matlnees will be given every
day beginning tuesday, The repertoFy
will include DOrcas. Galatea, Forgiven,
Inherited, The Burglar, Miss Hdrum
Scarum, The Clipper, and other pieces,
the names Of which will be announced
later, and the prices will be 10, 20 and
30 csnts. No higher.
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THE MMEcHEN HOLp-uP.

Frank Davis and John Snyder, two
OF the hobos suspected Of shooting ].
Mayer Kincald, at McMechen, in the
'hold-up." noted In yesterdays intetii-
gencer, will have q hearing before
Squire Lacey to-day. The other two
men were released yesterday morning
and there Isn't much evidence to con-
meet Davis and Snyder with the shoot
ing, Kincaid's wounds give him a lit
tie pain, but he Is able to be about.
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WASHINGTON D. G., No, i-arc.
rotary ulisa has issued On order na Ia
,ae removal Of employer IN TIE olasal.
ned rugvico aud calling attention Ga
itc Presidents order N iuHt tuty PRO.
yIllHE npDirft removal without Iur
c~NargNa aud prior hoatfuc. TITO anorn.
tug dlrootg a flgld enforcement OF thlI
hNd allows pmployoa complained OF
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MARTINS FERRY.
napS and MlSnSpS I II the Thriving CITY
Across the River.

w. r. Brown, OF Cincinnati, who fur
nished the plans for the Martins Ferry
Presbyterian church, has been selected
as the architect for the Methodist church
to he erected at Portland. Ind, at q cost
OF $40, 900, and which viii be the finest
and most modern church in northern In
diana. There were fifteen competing
architects.
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a bhskct bAil team 80 being organised
by the Bellhirs Turner'S. aud good pro-
EreIE IN lhAl direction N bclHg made.
II the Y. NJ, G. A, had a larger gym"
Prof Slate would organize q team, M he
~ quite an enthusiast, Baskot hall IN
Pinilar 10 foot ball aHd The most popular
indoor sport Tho W. A. G. WIN rive
comfortable attention iD u thlg winter.
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REDWOOD.
Ss'V' Items from the Lively Industrial

Union district board Of education
met Wednesday night. and decided 10
authorize Caldwell s. Caldwell to push
the claims or the district for its Just
appropriation of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad tax. In accordance with this
exceptions were filed yesterday to the
county courts ruling, and bonds will be
given Saturday for the conduct Of the
suit before the circuit SQUIRT AS It Is
claimed Union district has suffered q
loss OF 500 annually from this source,
and this tat OF affairs has dragged
through several years, the aggregate
will amount to considerable,
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A number OF Knights OF Pythias Will
20 to st. Clairsvllle this evening to as
stst in organizing a temple OF the D. o.
X. X. The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheel
Ine will run Il special train leaving
bridgeport at 7:3O city time, and return
after the festivities. a rate OF forty
cents for the round trip has been secured.
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1,rotvp, oIerrsnthaler's Loss.

DEMING, N. ". Nov. 4,-The winter
residence Of Otto Mergenthaier, the In
yentor of the linotype typesettfns ma
chine, was totally destroyed by IRE
here to-day. Mr.. Mergenthaler lost AL
his personal property and many Vaiu-
able papers, Including the drawings Tor
q new typesetting machine.
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAeuE

In the Wheeling league, the Pirates
took three straight from the calender
Aber-Nits. Both teams were thorough
Iy satisfied with the result. When Aber-
Nlts lose three handwriting, they feel
Just as any other team feels when II Is
fortunate enough II win all its games.
Only once this season has Aber-Nit
poked itself into the won" column, the
boys really thought they hadn't won, II
was their only offense and is not likely
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AMATMMn MAIMnALl

Tho Bartolle Tigers challenge the !.
Drtwoiiors GrayH fef n game Ut bad,
Ian Sunday afternoon on the backward
Gruuuda, for i2t q eide II the Botwott.
ora mean buHlneag anhwCr through thlt
unupr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

YOtf can't ctro consumption bhl you
cnn avoid II and cure oyrey other form
VI throat ar lung trouble BY The use OF
ono Minute Cough cure. ChnrlCn H.
anotgo, Maftet ana rweifth a%jrcoiH!
chatham HInclulr, ForIy.rIyth and tua
cot rtteotH A, ~ geAeele. No 0O7 MIN
atrepti Ilxloy Bros. Pom and Zane
s]tfeatai Bowie q Coz bridgeport,
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MAsoNs ELECT orTTcERs.

The Martins Ferry Masons have elect
ed the following officers: Humphrey VIII
liams, W. NJ; DR.. j. w. Darfaf, $. w;
John B. Farnell, Jr. W.; Dr. j. w. Parr,
Sr. D.; John Hukiii, jr. D.; Theo. Snod-
grass, secretary; S. Hlpkins, treasurer;
James MiskeI1, tyler.
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SALE OF PROPERTY.

Mrs. Mary johnson sold her property,
corner Avondale and Main streets, Bur
kle's addition. at $500. to John Deech,
who will move the frame house to the
e Of the lot and erect a " story
brick business and dwelling house.
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three days within which 10 submit
through the proper officer to the depart
ment a defense In writing, failure to
do which viii be held TO be a waiver OF
defense. GAkniAkA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. 4.-The
pauphin county court to-day revoked
the charter OF the Worlds Mutual Ben
eli Association OF Wheeling, w. Va
Of motion OF Attorney General MeCor-
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TO CUM A COLD IN 0NT nay
Take Laxative Hfomo Qutntnc Tablets
All druggista refund tho money II II inlla
IA ptrp. 4Ir.
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FOOT BALL.

r,or. was splendid weter yester-
,,, ,,r p-,otlce, but Bridz park dldh's
-,c, fine necessary num- r OF W. A,
c dryers for a proper yactlce. The
49,, should turn out eyty afternoon
.,,,3n, squads. Whei only q few
,,r up' not much excep'puntlng can
h. iadulFed in. II may that all OF
Them can't spare the the, but II a
CERTAIN hour was set and hey got there
|on time less than an Hir's practice
would be Sufficient. Theseason is ap-
proachlng It's climax am the w. -. G.
Should make every provision for estao-
fishing a top-notcher reputation on the
gTiiirdr.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
ISLAND REAL ESTATE


No, % South Penn street, house Of .
rooms. with lot G0xi2O feet, formerly owned
by Jamra Noll
No, % Ohio street, northeast corner Ohio
and Huron streets, double frnmc house, 4
rooms each, lot adNi2d foot,
No. ca South Huron street, southeast cor
nCr ohio and Huron streets. frame dwell
linz, lot i0NiHn feet,
Wheeling Title and Trust Co, Trustee.
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you can't AFFORD to risk your life ny
allowing a cold TO develop Into pnoumo-
mia OF consumption. Instant relief and q
certain cure IRE afforded by ono Minute
Cough Cure, Charles Il, Goethe, Market
ahd Twelfth Streets Chatham Sinclair.
Tnrty-BlNlh ind Jacob H%trcotHi a. u,
seAaole, No. COZ Main %Btrccti Exlcy
uroa., Penn and Zane streets; Bowie n
CO., bridgeport. =
NEURALGIA cured ny pr. Mllca' pam
PuiR como cont o dosc" AZ GU dftigggia
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WANTED.
TRUSTEE SALES.


BY virtue OF n deed Of trust made by Ra-
chei X, LtppfhCOtt 10 the undersigned as
trustee, bearing date May 4. 1895. and OF
record IN the clerks nilco Of the county
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, In
deed Of trust book No. AZ, folio 99l, l will on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1897,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q, m, proceed to
sell AT public auction In the city OF Wheel
ing, at the front door Of the court house Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, the following
described property, that Is to say: The
~uadiylded onr-elovonth l-lD Of all that
certain tract Of land on Woods run IN
RIchland district, in Ohio county, in tho
state OF West Virginia, about four miles
In a northenstcrly direction from the city
Of wheeling, commonly known MS tho
Gregg farm" and containing three hun
drod and eighty-flve (3SO acres, and which
farm Is now IN tho occupancy OF John ".
Nichols as tenant, and which farm is part
OF tho land which Hugh Nichols died
seized and possessed, for q fuller descrip-
lion Of which reference is made TO tho
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third and as
much more az the purchaser may elect TO
nav in cash on the day OF sale, the balance
az tho purchase money In two equal In
stallments payable respectively at six and
eighteen months from tho day OF sale
with Interest from that day, for each OF
which deferred installments the purchaser
shaii give his negotiable prOmlsgory note
bcarlng interest from tho day Of sale as
aforesaid, tho title to the property being
retained until the payment in fun or tho
e SSfiO GIBSON L. CRANMER, Trustee.
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REsTAuRANT AND CAFE.
Ilr MlGMAM RESIAuRANI AND GAIL

liNN MNWNtI hIlNhlsI'
Warm meals served IN iholr bnat fiyln.
piniug rooms cosy ma mug, All short.
order cooking, ana prices reasonable, only
f]pHtnurunt that provides a nratactnHl
Ladies' and uOntlempn'H Dining pnrlOr.
Entrance eH Fourteenth street,
Merchants Hot lunch daily, R0nHt nONf
and Potatoes, gO1oc, Bread and Butter,
NJ cents, ulll ChnngOd daily,
juiS 4, 1RuDAltlllt, Proprietor.