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FEMALE.
WANTFD-BY A COLORED WOMAN. SITUATION
TO 40 general housework In private family. Adj
dress 16 Dcfrees st. W.
WANTED-POSITION BY A LADY. AS MANIAC
ing h"usakeeper; objections to wdower with
or without children. Address S. Star office. ses-2'
WANTED-P1ACE AS FIRST-CLASS COOK; PRI-
vate family twhite). Call address 1S 9th st.
seS-2tH
WANTED-BY A CoIORED GIRL PLACE TO
wash and iron to do general heusework in
small family; frst-class references. Apply 932
ST. NV.
WANTED-POSITION. By QUICK AND ACCU-
typewriter will work for moderate salary.
NJ 4Y1 " J ave. Sc seS-2t"
WANTEu-GOOD. NEAT COIORED GIRL SEEKS
place. chambermafd, q private family;
work any kind. by conred boy. 1913 N. Y. ave.
WANTED-BY A FIRST,CLASS LAUNDRESS,
work in pfivste family at home. Address
WANTED-YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
long experience desires position dressmaker
seanstress. Address URGENT, Star office.
se7-2t"
wANTED-BY A COLQRED GIRL PLACE TO
do general housework in private family 1925
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE LIVINGSTON. 1903 18TH ST. N.W.-COM-
fortably furnished rooms, with refined table, loca-
tion central and most desirable in city; terms
reasonable. se7-3ts
THE GENOA, sO5 sos 18TH ST. NV WHY
swelter in the heat when you can keep cool and
take comfort wbilo eating your meals at the
nice and cool by large electric fans We make our
pastry and bread; bron steaks and chops
plenty Of fruit, pure cream: best Elgin butter
We are serving about a thousand meals day.
which proves that feeding people right.
We viii guarantee our 81 week board equal to
any St or IS week. Beautiful rooms. with cleo
trio lights and private bath; central and conven
lent all street lines: reasonable rates to
transients. p. H. MOORE Propr. Phone 1887.
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ments may be flied at my Postal
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sent through the medium of the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
Mt regular advertising rates.
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NANTED-COIDRED TEACHER FOR VA.
school housemau: many other vacancies Ma
TIONAL IMPORTATION BUREAU, 81 st.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED LOTS NORTHWEST.
Have builder who will give rented property
for lots; will trusts and pay cash.
X. $. DONALDSON,
se7-3t. $50 lOfh st NV
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FOR SALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT-ONE OF
the prettiest corner lots in the section; suit
able for fiat private residence or business
of any kind. Address BARGAIN, Star office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-15
Ighom's Ootoroons.

Tho hold which ISham'a octoroons
have upon patrons Of the Grand Opera
House was in evidence last night, when
the theatre was crowded, and standing
room was at a premium. The oeto-
rooms are this year stronger than ever
before, the company embracing all the
old favorltes and several new faces
among them Miss Belle Davis, who de-
serves the distinction claimed for her
OF being the star OF her race. The en-
tertainment is a combination Of vaude-
vile and opera, by the best talent Of the
American race, The music is OF
a high class, the voices being strong ana
the chorlBs8 magnificent. II IL de-
ilghtful entertainment and doubtless
the splendid opening buaineE9 VIII be
duplicated during the remaining per-
formRnCeS Of the engagement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-15
Coal Fleet Accidents.

At O'Clock in the morning the tow
boat James Moren struck one Of the
piers Of tho Pan Handle bridge at steu-
bsnyllle. and in the mlx-up that fol-
lowed she lost seven barges of coal.
Five Of these sunk in frontof the
public landing at steubenville, while
two others turned and foated down
stream. sinking q short distance below
the town.
The John Moren tied up her tow and
with the Charles Clark. Josh Cook and
Chas. Hook, started in to help the Jas.
Moren save the scattered feet, and the
barges were tied up between steuben-
vile and Nlngo as fast as caught. The
Noren boats have the part Of the tow
they saved tied up opposite HilnBo. The
loss is said to be 100000.
While Mate Thos. Moren was work.
lng to cut a wire cable, 1t parted, strlk-
Ing him on the leg above the ankle.
breaking 1t. He was removed to the
Kings Daughters hospital. steuben-
vile.
The B, D. Wood blew OF boiler
valve near steubenyille and drifted
down stream in partially disabled
condition. IN response to her calls for
help the steubenville and Wheeling
packet t. N. Bayne came up. and after
a hard struggle the disabled towboat
and tow were landed short distance
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nRrpaEPoRT HAPREN1Nas.
Events Of a Day in the Town at tn
End Of the Bridge.

Events OF Day In the Town &C the
End Of the Bridge.
The social and Christmas market
given by the ladies of the West End
NJ. q. church last evening, was one Of
the most enjoyable AFFAIRS OF the kind
given in this city for some time. The
Inelemency Of tho weather proved det.
rlmental to business 70 q certain ex-
tent. hut Notwithstanding, It was sue.
ceasful AFFAIR socially and financially,
Robert Downing will appear at the
Opera House in this city this evening,
IN IAN Indiana Romance" The mere
announcement ID sufficient, a. Down
ing'H fame has preceded him.
Frank Graham and Miss Florence
Sandeldecker, Of JacobBburg, were mar
rlsd by Squire clemOnH yesterday.
Miss Madge ConoWay left yesterday
for UrlchsviIIe, to visit her sister, Mrs,
John Woods, for several weeks,
The funeral Of Mrs. John Greenlee oc.
CURED yesterday afternoon At o'clock.
InteTInsnt was OF Pennington.
Miss Lizzle Williams, OF Aetnavllle,
left yesterday for Cincinnati, to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs, Emmett Ralston and baby, OF
Cleveland, Is the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, s, N, Cortland.
Miss Lydia HNneB, Of Emerson, IA
the guest Of her sister. Mrs, James Car
roll, in Aetnaville.
Miss Mamie grncken, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, was calling on friends IN town
yesterday.
Misses Stella and Bertha Henderson
Of CadlE, are visiting relatives at West
Wheeling.
Mrs. Amelia Waters 10 visiting rOla-
tives at st. ClRlrsville for q few days
Howard Dawson. OF Pittsburgh, was
In town y0sterday on business,
The Knights OF Pythlss initiated two
candidates last evening,
Edward Greer was in steubenvlllI
| yesterday.
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nE1nArRT HAppENINas.
Matters Of Interest IN the Metropolis
Of HOlmont County.

l1aEGefB OF 4u6ofe8e IN Gne 43etEVPVAA1
of Belmont County.
Rev R. 8. cofey, the pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church here, will be
received into the ST. ClairsvIlle pres
bytery at meeting to be held In the
new church at Martins Ferry on the
2lst, and will be formally installed as
pastor here where he has been minis.
terinR for eighteen months without the
usual forms having been gone through
with.
Squire Mason fined the two tramps
who were caught trying to sell stolen
clothing, $25 and costs. and they were
taken to jail, where they will be for
the next sixty days, If they stay out the
whole bill. They stole from one shop
and attempted the sale to. another IN
the same square.
The officers Of the Belmont Medical
Society now are: President, +. A.
Korreil; Vice president, W. Z. Judklns;
secretary, j. s. Mcclellan; treasurer, ].
A. Heinleln; censors. Drs. Beetham,
West, Williams and Clark. Their next
meeting win be at the Windsor hotel
in February.
Peter Gilmartin. an unfortunate
glassworker who has been almost dead
for years from excessive drink, was
taxed by the mayor yesterday g and
costs because Of making general nui-
sance Of himself.
Council called upon the new electric
company for their bond last Tuesday
night. and yesterday the matter was
adjusted with the light committee and
solicitor.
The Benwood ferry now running un-
til after midnight, affords a splendid
opportunity for Bellalre people to at
tend the theatres at Wheeling.
The Novelty Stamping Company has
connected It's two main buildings over
Monroe street, and are pushing their
business in every branch.
j. Alexander Wolf, Of oxford, Pa,
and Miss Alice K. Bailey, Of this city,
are licensed to wed.
The tip ls out that the slot machines
are to Go-rather that they are to cease
going In Bellaire.
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With the river eighteen feet and fis-
lng last evening at o'clock and q
steady though light rain from In the
morning. those OF wheelihg's pUpula-
lion who become nervous ct the least
provocatlon were on nettlss. and the
fear was exprsssed by some people that
4 second rise would come and result
IN stage Of water that would be Ia q
measure disastrous. The 1htelligancer
is happy to DO able to come to the aid
Of these nervous creatures with the fol-;
lowing special telegram from Director
Rldgway. in charge Of the weather and
river forecast station At Pittsburgh:
PITTSBURGH, Dec. Il. 7;so p. m.
The IutelliEencer, Wheeling, ". Va:
No second rise y expected now. VIII
wire you at 1890 IN the morning Il our
river reports indicate another rise.
RIpGWAY.
This is cheering information, and
even II there should be q second rise II
is not likely that it viii amount to
enough to result in a bankfull Of water
In the upper Ohio.
Here at p. m. the marks ct the pub
lie landing showed Is feet and rising,
At midnight this stage had Increased
to IS feet 5 inches and nearly station-
ay This morning the river win be-
come stationary. ana unless the rain
yesterday was general and heavier than
at Wheeling the fail win begin later in
the day.
The bad accident to the Pacific at
Davis Island dam, details Of which were
given in yesterdays 1ntelllgencer. was
followed by other mlshaps to the Pitts
burgh coal fleet in the upper river yes
terday.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 12.s feet and
falling. Raining.
STEUBENVILLE-River II feet 8
inches and rising. Weather. raining
and cold. The following boats passed
the steubenville bridge safely by dark:
Down: Boaz, Smoky City, J. ". Allen,
B. D. Wood, Josh Cook. JohnaAtoran,
Charles Hook, George shirag. q. D.
Roberts, Hornet No. Z, Charles Brown.
Fred Wilson, Jim Wood. E. r. An
drews, Dave Wood. Tom Dodsworth,
Joseph Walton, Enterprise, John A.
Wood, Cruiser. Ironsides, Relief, Mari
ner, Victor. Maggie, Volunteer. Passed
up; j. W. Allies, Lorena and Green
wood.
OIL CITY-RIye2 feet 10 inches
and falling. Weather. cool.
wARREN-River feet inches and
showing.
inches and falling.
GREENSBORO = River 10 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather, raining
and cooler. u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river 10 feet
and rising. Weather, raining all day.
Mercury, SO. Passed down: DUFFY. Due
up; Virginia. Little Kanawha rising.
Locals on time.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet
inches and stationary Weather. rainy
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Cool Fleet Passes.

The major part of the Pittsburgh coal
feet passed this port yesterday. A few
tows passed down during the night.
The boats that passed Thursday were
the following:
Sa. m.-Harry Brown, Raymond HOr-
ner
Ga. m.-cllfton, Tom Rees.
lOa. m,-Defender, Coal City.
liza. m. --Boaz, Dick Fulton. Ed Rob
ertS
Noon-George shiras.
Up, m.-catherIne Davis, Hornet NO.
>,
p Charley Brown. Fred VII
son.
sao .. m.--Josh Cook Charley Hook
Jim Wood.
81. m,-E. II. Andrews, FalIie, Tom
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4 I III 3
PiTrsBuRGH Dee. Nearly
s,250.ooO bushels Of coal started down
ths Ohio river To-day destined for Gin.
clnnatii Louisyille ana New Orleans.
The meet consisted Of seventeen steam,
ers, ana earthey movement Of coal viii
have 70 suspend until the return 81
some Of the empties. AZ daybreak tos
day the mark At Davis Island dam
showed 10 feet, but tonight The water
had receded 70 l2.s feet There g no
fear of further fan for the present, Is
heavy rala Is reported q general along
both the Allegheny ana MononEahela
rivers insuring q further rise to-mols
row. The scarcity Of toWboGts, how.
ever. win retard the shipments consid-
erably.
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Along "a Landlng.
Most OF the coal fleet has passed.

Most OF the coal meet has passed.
Weather, cool, with rain morning and
night.
The n. X. Bedford Is crippled, having
broken her pitrnau Wednesday night.
She Is being repaired at Marietta and
win be here next Monday night, ready
TO clear for ParkeFsburg and way land
ings Tuesday morning.
The marks at p. m. showed Is feet
and rising The night reports from
above showed a falling river at Pitts
burgh, and still rising at Steubenville.
About nineteen feet 10 expected here,
unless additional and general rain
brings out a second rise.
Captain Thad Thomas says Il would
take thirty-fve feet or more at Clar-
ington to damage the hull Of the
steamer City OF Wheeling, now build.
ing at the yards Of MaSlngo Brothers.
The hull Is not yet entirely planked
and would fail a victim to q flood
stage. Work on the boats upper
works, too 10 progressing.
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1rAR1al,s q my 1IEWg.
The daily Chronicle of Whooilnga
PForro i've lIcig hboE

EfQf fost We = moor
Ye 5tetday morning ~ giis o'clock. o.
Cured the death Of one % Maftin' .
Ferry old eitieen1, lsopi ". Jones. -
hil residence on South Broadway 4ftef
an illness % three dayl, oged seventy
two years Defeated hqd been re8i-
dent Of this city Tor many years ana
was wen known end highly ESTEEMED
BY large number % frieno4 the time
Of the funeral had not been tally defer
mined last evening, but VIII probably
be held tomorrow Morning at 10
O'clock. InteTment viii be ct RtvervieW
cemetery.
II present Indications amount 70 any
thing the spring election VIII be 9 not
one, which practically viii be settled at
the primaries. A large number Of Re-
publicana have already announced
their candidacy before the primaries.
one Of the late additions TO the large
list g Harry Humphraville. for city
treasurer. Harry would no doubt be o
good man and m the ONCE to the
queens taste.
AZ the Star theatre tomorrow even
Ing Father Charles A. Mulhearn VIII
deliver his illustrated lecture, Around
the World" Father Mulhearn s. q
good talEof and knows what he Is tax
Ing about. 90 he will convince all who
attend the lecture. II Is given for the
benefit OF the hre department, and
should draw q large house, ana no
doubt win.
"A Joint meeting Of the Home and For
eign Missionary Societies Of the Pres
byterian church Of this city, was held
at the church yesterday afternoon, u
being tho tWenty-fifth anniversary OF
the latter society. Both societies were
well represented, otWithGtandlng the
bad weather and an Interesting literary
and musical programme was rendered.
A meeting Of the Christian Endeavor
societies OF the Presbyterian churches
Of this city, Scotch Ridge, Bridgeport,
Blaine and probably Pennington. VIII
be held at the PFesby terrain church In
this city this evening. TO organize 2
local union Is the object Of this Joint
gathering Of the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeayor workers.
Mrs. L. J. c. Drennen leaves this
morning for oberlin. o., TO visit her sis.
ter, Mrs. W. B. Dodge. for couple OF
weelCn.
Mrs. ". B. Francis viii DO "at
home 10 her many friends this
afternoon at her home on Walnut
street.
MISS Gillespie, Of Portland Station,
was calling on friends in town yester-
day.
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rHE Base BALL lr1nT1Na.
only Those on the Inside Know What
ID Going On.

Only Those on the inside Know Whae
10 Going On.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE National
league meeting this year has been like
most of the other meetings. There is q
new lot OF men at the head Of IT, with
the exception OF the real leader who
is John 7. Brush.
Already two days have been wasted
and little has been done Of which the
public is aware. There are conferences
galore. ana only the men who are on
the inside know what is going on.
For several years past Frank DeHass
Robson, I'd. Hanlon and Won der
Horst were on the inside, and men like
Freedman, soden and others were on
the outside. Now It is different. Even
pittsburgh. which never cut any figure
In League politics, is now consulted on
what il going ON, and while the new
president, Barney DreyfuEu, 10 not
looked on rs a leader, there Is no CUES
tlon but that he is a ShFewd man and
will get oil that 10 coming 10 NM az
ia in favor Of playing Sunday base ball
and the Pittsburgh club will play sun-
day ball next season,
No deals have been made that
amount to anything for the reason that
the magnlses want to know Just how
many clubs there will be found In tho
league. ana what VIII be done with the
PLAYERS which will be left over.
The pittsburgh and Louisville clubs
are the only ones that have made a biz
deal. There Is no question but that the
move Is looked upon MS a good one and
there are many people who predict that
the pirates will be in the race next
year.
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Al Tntnrnatlonal Shoot.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Dec. li,-An inter-
national shooting contest between
teams representing American volun-
teoru and English volunteers has been
arranged by General Willis J. Aulins9'
VINO was colonel OF the sixteenth Penn
sylvAnla regiment during the Span pa
war. ne has Just returned from 4u-
rope, where he attended 70 al the Pre-
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NOV Pass in Rocky Mountains.

After numerous hnirbreadth escapes
and many thrilling adventures, party
Of explorers in the Rocky Mountains
stumbled onto a pass where they had
believed It possible for none TO exist. In
like manner, people who have be-
liaved dyspepsia ineurHblc are aston
ished to find that there II u way 10
health. HOBtetter'B Stomach BitterB
used faithfully makes the digestion
strong. the bowels regular, the liver nc-
tive. Try It,
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Mccoy and lfaher.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-After an ex-
tended conference this afternoon be-
tween KID Mccoy. Peter Maher and
their managers 1t was announced that
they had determined to have the Ma
Mccoy fight take place at the Cos
ney Island Athletic Club, New Years
afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
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YEsTnnpAYis pEPARrun.EI

4@9444t8AAA > LEI ana g4AAA9'
Pittsburgh, GREENWOOD, 10. m.
MARIETTA. ~. uflAN1A, 8 q. m.
Matani0flg. EGWEL, Il q. n.
Ptttlburgh h.. IJQRENAt I q. N.
gigterlvtl 1. RUTH, 3:1Q p. ~.
stouhenyille. q. y, BAY1tH. 1:1o p, N,
Clarlngt6 tom. LEROY, 4 q. n.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. 8 a. m.
MARIETTA. ..,,. UElANlA, 10 Q. m.
ParheFBburk BEN HuR, ., m.
Newport. .ELQISE, u q. m.
sister8Vil le,. RUTH, 9:e0 p! m.
ClArlng ton. I. LEROY. e:Sop. m.
steubenVlllo. q, u, BAYNE, 2;10 p m.
BOATS LEAVING Toll oRRoW.
MaFletta. 90, I. URARIA, Sd. N.
Charleston, GREENWOOD, $50 q, m,
NatamoFaS, JEWEL, II q. m.
elStersvillo, !. RUTH, $40 p, m.
Clatingt0n., LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
steubenville..T 2. n. BAYNE, $3.50 ?. m.
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choynSlri and Walcott.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. 1.-THE Du-
buque Athletic Association to-day
signed Joe walcott and Joe choynsh
for a twenty round contest to take
place during the first week Of January
for purse OF $250o.
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llminarles. The first contest VIII be
between team Of the queens West
minister volunteers, Of London, and one
selected by General Rulings from his
former command, the Sixteenth Penn
sylvania, and the time has been set
for next June, in London. The trophy
VIII be presented by Thomas R. Dewa-
ras. It win be a perpetual challenge
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FINE Stationery in Box Papers, In
itlal or plain, Sealing Wax Sets. Gold
Pens In Pearl Holders, Silver and Cut
Glass InkatnndB, all at
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AGGMIA.
70 LOAN.

TTTB LOAN MONEY ON REAL I.8s
w TATE on easy monthly plylienl1
Write for pgFticutlfi. r. 3. SLOAN geee
rotary. Telephono Building, v AeSl.9
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Thn 8 nct,nOtdinaiyt inanae.
but 1 h.ndions book. eopiovSly
illus.t,ted. md cold fos 5 eeats
on II usvFstlads. eve SIMPLY
allav you tie tVo eentS yoU
spend IN postsgs for sending
Cte,t men lave Vritten fot
ths Ye,t Book. Ia itissummsd
up lie progress of lie rgth cen
tufy. ln,elsh inport,nt line Of
work and thought ths greatest
living specialist h.s seeOuntsd
tie eyents md adVanesS Of tie
past century and h,S rEOPhs'isd
WHIT We may ezpeetof tie nszt.
Among the most noted Of
our contributors ars:
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson, on
Agriculture; Senator Chimney n.
DopeW, on Politics; Russell Sage, on
Finance; Thomas Edison, on Elec-
trieity; Dr. Madison Petsrs, on Re
ligion; General Merritt, on Land War.
fare; Admiral HiehboTn, on Naval
Warfare; eAlp Smith, on Sports, etc
making a complete review Of the whole
heid 81 human endAsToT and progress.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTFEs SALE OF CITY o
: w W 2 REAL ESTATE.

TNRUsTEE's SALE OF CITY OF
WHEELING REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF deed of trust made. by
Walter II. RinOhart and Martha e. Rlna-
hart his wife, 70 the un ,l'snsS dS ny
Of April, 1891, and recorded u the oEIlce
OF the clerk OF the county court OF ONO
county, West virginia, IN Deed OF IfuaI
Book No. %, on page 40. me undseIIslgnea
tlon al the north front door OF the court
house OF said county, In the city OF Wheel
Ing, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-THlRD
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock o. M, tho f9l.
| ioyyinE described real estate, situate In the
CITY Of wheeling. Ohio county Weat Vlr.
glnin, that Is TO say; The west i0rty leet
| AZ lot number one hundred and eiBhty.one
| Q.ot No 1si) in Orion a, Z0Det addition
g the said city q %nS1lgE e, On gro Msets 6
| feet on the north line Of OHIO street and
runs bnck an even width with said front
| 10 the rear OF sHid lot together With all
and singular the improvements thereoni
cony eyed to said walter II, Rlnehart by
Martha Coyle and william COyle, her hus-
band, by dChd bearing date on the twenty:
ninth day Of October N me year ley IVY ana
county, West Virginia, In Deed Book NO.
s., folio 5ni. 10.
Also lots numbered nlnety,olEht lS) ana
nlnCty.seycn (g0 in Hanc's Orchard nddl'
ton 10 the city Of wheeling, Ohio county,
West virginia. plat Of which said add,
! tion IL OF record In the olucG Of the clerk
/ az Tho county court Of Ohio county, West
| Virginia, IN Decd Book No. 81, page 1880;
and being the same property which was
/ conveyed TO the aforesaid walter II Rlne.
| hnrt hy Harry j, KurnOr and Wife by detd
bcnring date on the thlrty-lrst day Of DO.
cem6cr. 1870, and OF record In the oticc OF
| tho cIorR Of tho county court Of Ohio
county, West virginia, In Deed Book No
y; TERMS ERIN OF SALE onC.third Of the
purchase money, or 80 much more az tho
purchaser may elect to pay onsh IN hand
on the day OF sale. and the raulduc In two
SGuni InBtullmenia. payable respectively In
| ak months ana twelve months from the
| day OF aaln. with interest thereon from
| that date, tho purchaser TO give his notes
with good security ior, tho deferred pay
mentS, md tho legal tue 70 De retained ~
CiEo II. y. dILCHRIsr,
Y noll.f Trustee,
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