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wheeling League.

Individual averages are as follows;
RAIDER, All AlIltes, as, 17S; Emblem, X.
X. X, 80, 176; Stevenson, Wheeling, 81,
l72; Handlan, Wheeling, az. III; Camp
bell, Wheeling, SO, III; Brown, Wheel
ing, Is, 167: NOlte, All Alike, 4S. 1866:
CASTOR, Emlgrants, 80. 1862: Cochran. All
AIlkes, 49, 1851: Balzer, All Alikes, SO. 1851;
Marschner, Wheeling, 60 100; Turner,
Wheeling, 81, 100; Bycott, X. X. X, .4Ss
1853; Sonnefeld, X. X. r., 4s. 1859; c.
Fette, oceolas. 80, 1853; H. Bearley, Emil
grants. q, 1853; Kraft. All Rioters, 30.
157: Kreuger. All Rioters. 20, Isl; Hack
man, *. X. n, 81, 157; W. McElrot, \.
X. X, ~. 156;Franz. Emigrants. 81, 156;
Gray, oceolas. Is. 155: Rahr, All Alikes'
81, 1854; Arndt. All A(ikes. 33, 1854; Worls,
Rough Riders, IS, 1854: Delbrugge.
Rough Riders, "a, 1874: Prettyman, En-
igrants, 30. 1881, c. Norteman, oceolas,
As, 1852: Junkins, Rough Riders, 5g. l5s;
Martl, All Rioters, 4S, l62; Stein. Kiss
Ing Bugs. 4S, 152; Miner Oceolas, 81
1bl; Frohme. Rough Riders, a. ISL;
Richards. Rough Riders, 9. l5l; Bells
winger. EmIgrants, 81, ISL; Cardona.
oceoias. 81, $50; carp, Kissing Bugs. 80.
1850: FISCHER, Rough Riders. 81. 147:
Ross, Kenmores. %. 147; Beckett. Rough
Riders. q, 14T HenninE, Rough Riders.
81. 146: Plankey, All RIOTERS, A. 1916;
Miller. kissing Bugs, 81. 145: Wagner.
Apollos, 80. IA; H. McElroy. Is. X. H..
Z. 141; Castllon. Kissing Bugs 8, l4S;
Vogler. X. X. X. I. 141; Patterson,
Kissing Bugs. 70. 141; Rahr, Kissing
Bugs. "a, 141; Springer. Kissing Bugs,
20. $40; Kemple, EmIgrants. AZ, $40:
shafer. Emigrants. 81 40; wolvlngton,
All AlIkes, IS. 1873: Fette, All Alikes, 3.
Wagner, Kenmores, &c. 1874; Hall, All
RIOTERS. %. 1873: crimson, Apollos, 30.
1871; Tate. Emigr1nts, 6. 1871; Belswiu-
ger 90, 100: Moody, KenmOres, 30, 1923:
Ritz. Apollos. 20. 1888: Devinney. All
Rioters. 6, 1877; Fink. Apollos. Is, 1877:
Kahn. Apollos. 49, 127: Paulu,s Ken
mores. 6. 1876: Rolf. All RIOTERS .. 1926:
Hoge, Kenmores. 8. 1876; Bremen. Ken
mores, q, 1875; Cole. Kenmores, IL, 1913:
Rain. All RIOTERS, Il. 122: Howard.
Kenmores. q. 121: Brand. All Rootels,
5. llS: Geller Apollos. IS. lis: Mann,
Apollos. 12. 112.
The schedule for thia week iS as fol-
lows: Monday All Allkes VS.. X. X.
H.: Tuesday. Emigrants W.. Rough RI
ders: Wednesday. Kenmores vs. Kiss
Ing Bugs; Thursday, oceolas VS.. Apol-
los; Friday. All RIOTERS va. Wheeling.
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ELM GROVE 2EPHYRs.

The Elm Grove water works has been
in bad condition for the last month. The
water is very low In the reservoir, 1t
is pumping both day and night to sup
ply the town with water.
The Wheeling & Elm Grove section
men are doing some repair work on the
Triadelphla and Elm Grove track for
the first time since the year OF 80.
Mr.. Harry II. Hefenblne, who has
been on the sick list Tor two weeks, liz
recovering slowly.
Mrs. Fora VcrmllliOn. Of West Alex
ander, Pa, was visiting friends at Elm
Grove hast week.
Miss Ida Gender who has been III for
the last week. is recovering very
slowly.
Miss Josie Macklnson Is recovering
slowly from spell OF sickness.
j. l.. Klmmons & Company are doing
rushing business.
Frank creighton has gone to Charlie.
roi, Pa.
Miss Wilma Mitchell is quite III.
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1EARTIH's RERRx NEWs,
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progrssslve NeIghbor.

The Daily Chronicle Of wheeling
Progressive NeighbOr
The executive committee OF the iire-
mems tournament met Saturday eve
ming, and decied to give a bazaar and
festival In Mechanics assembly rooms
March q. %. 20 and 81. for the benefit
% the ournament fund. The commit
tee VIII meet again next Saturday
night.
Air. and Mrs. w. ]. Hale and daugh-
ter. Miss Mamie, who have been the
guests OF the family of Thomaa ]. Ir-
win, on South Third street. return to
their home. In PHILADELPHIA, to-day.
The social given Saturday night by
the Good Templars, ia Mechanics as
sembIy rooms. was largely attended
and a very successful affair socially
and financially.
Miss Margaret smylle very delight
fully entertained number OF friends
Saturday afternoon, Of her home, on
Walnut street, in honor OF her twelfth
birthday
The Columbian Literary Society OF
the high school are preparing special
programme, to be rendered Friday,
February %.
Miss Madge HeatOn very pleasantly
entertained the j. o, w, cooking club
last Saturday evening, at her home, on
Walnut street.
Charles Thorugate is candidate for
member OF the school board from the
First ward, subject to the Republican
primaries.
Miss Ada Smith very pleasantly en-
tertained a number Of her friends SAT-
urday evening, at her home. on THE
Heights"
The Farewell club will give dance
nj Scheehle's hall Thursday evening
which promises TO be a very enjoyable
AFFAIR.
Rev. l.. A. Llndemuth, Of Akron, will
be here to-day, to spend few days
with his brother, Marshal Il. A. Linde-
muth.
The handle department Of the Laugh
lin shovel works In all probability Will
commences work tomorrow morning.
Pat Grove will be candidate for wa
ter works trustee before the coming Re-
publican primaries.
John S. Snyder, Of Dayton, was the
guest OF Thomas j. Irwin, on Third
street, yesterday.
Charles Ritter went to Elwood, Pa,
Saturday. to spend couple Of weeks
with relatives.
Miss Ruth Mccleary has returned
from visit with her grandmother at
Tiltonville.
Melville Wilson. OF Irondale, is the
guest of his uncle, John oxley, on
Broadway
Miss Dora Turney has returned from
two weeks visit with her brother at
McMechen.
A. w. Moore has announced himself
as a Republican candidate for township
trustee.
j. wIghtman Frazier. of sandusky.
Ohio, spent Sunday with friends In this
city.
Miss Peach shipman is slowly recov-
ering from an attack of typhoid fever.
This morning will find the Laughlln
tin plant running in all departments
John Metzgar is Republican candi-
date for council in the Third ward.
Harry Chessell OF Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday with friends in this city
Miss Eliza Carmichael spent Sunday
with relatives at Wellsburg.
Mrs. Kate Otto is quite III at her
home, on Fifth street.
Thomas ]. Irwin goes to Cleveland to-
day on business.
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The romantic drama is at Its height
throughout the world to-day. THE
Three Musketeers" is having runs in
America and Europe. "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac'' and "The Prisoner of 2enda"
are plays that deal with romanticism
that stirs the blood One of the best
romantic dramas ever written is IA
Celebrated Case" This may sound as
an exaggerated statement, but facts
bear 1t out. This famous play will be
presented here at the Opera House this
evening, in the same superb manner
that characterized Its great conquest in
New York City. The production viii be
seen here with company of great ar
tlstic merit. Including Daniel R. Ryan,
a romantic actor of reputation, and
favOrite In Wheeling. Seats are now
on sale at popular prIce7.
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ISL; Frohme. Brownies, IL, $50; crum-
hacker, Crescents, 12, l49; thinner.
Brownies, IS, 14S; ]. RAIDER, Sanatels,
"a, las; Turner. Tom Nioores. 20, l47;
L. Bernhard, Buckeyes, As, 146; Sheets,
Lenox, Il. 146; Hannah, "a, IA; Junks.
Brownies, AZ. IA; Coleman, Crescents,
S9. IA; DIscher, Brownies, 20, 143; Bal
ger, Crescents, "a 14S; Backett Brow
MES, 81, 142: L. Modar, Daisies. 40, 142;
Edwards. Buckeyes, ~, al; e. Sender
man, Sanatcls, 80, 14l; Wood, Brownies,
Ia, 40; Mccullough, Brownies, q, l39;
Miller. sanatels, IS, 1888; BIerhortte,
Lenox. II, 1877; Hanes. Daisies, 4S, 1885;
HaberlIn. Buckeyes, "a, 1871; P. Bern
hnrdt. Buckeyes, 9. 1871; Joe Yahn, San
atels, AZ. 1870; Smith. Daisies, 12, 1870;
Bartholomew, Daisies, 45. IFS.
Schedule for this week-Monday. Tom
Moores VS.. Daisies; Tuesday. Buckeyes
VIZ. sanatels: Thursday. Brownies VS..
Colts; Friday, Lenox vs.. crescents.
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BR1DaEPoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at thu
End Of the Bridge.

End OF tRe 0E3UBe'
The three months.old child Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Young. colored, residing
back Of this city. died Saturday morn
Ing. The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. and interment
was at Llnwood cemetery.
Tonight. at the Opera House, John
Morrow VIII give the sixth OF the series
Of dances. These Monday night AFFAIRS
have grown quite popular, and the one
this evening promises to be very enjoy
able.
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Curley
took place yesterday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. from her late residence. In
West Wheeling, and was largely at
tended
The case OF Fred NeIninger against
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad comes
I'D before the United States coaF, al APP
peals, at Richmond, this week.
Work viii be commenced this morn
ing on the foundation for the engine
and boiler at KoehnlIne's ice plant
officer Sol Douds has announced HIM
self candidate for marshal before the
Republican primaries
william Smith. who has been the
crest Of friends here has returned to his
home. at Woodstield,
Revival services will be continued all
this week at the Lansing Methodist
Episcopal church.
Miss Alice Williams has returned from
n weeks visit with relatives at New
Castle, Pa
Charles w Appenzeller leaves to-
morrow morning for New York ON bus
mess.
Thomas Fury spent Sunday with rel
atlves at New Philadelphia.
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THE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY.s DEPARTURES.

TITN71zI IT191 " -ET7ET'
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, / a. m
Pittsburgh BEN HUR, 9 n. m.
Sjstersyille. LEROY. a. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWlIA, noon,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Newport 81. =. BLOIsE. II n. m.
ParkersburE. BPM HUR, 9p' m.
Sstersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p m.
t'j1 rinrton. LEROY, 7:S0 D. m
Steubcnville.. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. a. m
Mntamoras. :. ] EWEI., ii u. m.
Pittsburgii. QUEEN CITY. 8 n, m.
ParkersburE. II. X. BEDFORD. IL a. nj.
Sistersvlllo. RUTH: 3;SO p M,
Darlington. =. LEROY, 3:20 p. M.
Steubenville.. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 y. m.
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Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In TO days.
It's action upon the system liz relnarka-
BILE and mysterious. II removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly benz
eiIts. az cents Sold by X. II. List,
1910 Main street. ChHs Menkemeller,
corner Market aud Twenty second
streets, druggists mw&f
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In the handicap last week Ed Bear
ley's 226, from scratch. held till Fr-
day night. when Paddy King came
along with $50. George Hannah, with
a handicap Of 10 pins. easily outdIs-
tanced the other boys, coming under
the wire with 249 to his credit.
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BROWNSVILLE River 10 feet and
failing,
r;REENsBORO-R River II feet G
inches and falling, Weather, fair and
warm, woodward down Monday;
Dewey up.
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was postponed Until this week and win
be held there probably on Friday. Al
the magnates are anxious 70 Include
Columbus In the circuit and want 10
look over the grounds there.
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BASE BALL.

"Strang," the young man who played
ou,Reld for wheeling part OF last sea-
son is the son OF ex-Mayor John B,
Nicklln. OF Chattanooga, TENNIS
real name is strang s. Nicklin. He
served in :he spanish-AmerIman war.
holding commission in the Third Ten
nrssee. OF him the Chattanooga TImes
says:
First Lieutenant strang !. Nieklin
is son OF Captain John B. NIcklin. ex-
mayor Of Chattanooga, and brother
OF Lieutenant Ben F. Nicklln. Of the
United States army. Like his brother
hr took a great interest in the militia.
and became a member of the N. G. s.
r.. serving as a private, corporal and
sergeant. When war was declared
against Spain he enlisted In company
II. Third Tennessee. as private, was
promoted to sergeant and then to first
lieutenant. He was educated at the
University OF Tennessee. being stu
dent at the time Of his muster into the
service OF the United States"
THAT the circuit reduction OF the Ma
tional league is under way is shown
conclusIvely by the action of the Wash
ington CLUB in already placing among
other National league clubs eight of It's
players. Although George Wagner dis
claims knowledge OF the signing OF
Freeman, of Boston, 1t is positive that
his brother Earle was in Wllkesbarre
last Wednesday and signed Freeman
al a salary OF $1,000. Freeman admits
that hn will play with Boston next sea-
son. Freeman said that he might sign
for more money, but he felt under
oblIga tons to Mr.. Wagner and there
fore cheerfully attached his name to u
Boston contract. Mr.. Wagner also
stated thai Berry has been secured by
the Bostons, and that Chicago will get
Dick Padden and slagle; st. Louis,
outRelder O'Brlnn; New York, Mercer,
and Pittsburgh, Mccain. The latter
VIII play hrst base In Pittsburgh. Wag-
ner admitted that washington would
he in tho Eastern league this year.
The Columbus base ball situation has
changed but little during the past week,
says the Journal, OF that city Mana
ger Riley, whose untIring efforts are
directed toward securing for his home
city as good an article of the national
game MS can be obtained, has been kept
buoy by The influx of letters from ball
players anxious to come to Columbus
and teams DESTROYS OF playing exhibl-
ton games. The franchise has been Sc
cured, the good win Of the substantial
business men OF the city has been freely
shown, negotiations for the erection OF
suitable grand stand and bleachcrs
have been entered into: all that re-
mains TO be secured Is the consent of
one man, who Is part owner Of the
grounds which have been selected as
the only suitable place for the seasons
play. This gentleman has alrcady
shown his interest in the project and
the matter will be definitely settled in
day or two. The absence Of the gem
tlcman from the city Is the only thing
which has prevented completion of
definite arrangements. and Mr.. Riley
Is now In communication with him,
with almost certain hopes OF satlsfao-
tory results
The meeting Of thu Interstate league
teheduled for last Friday ut Columbus
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RIO THE VOTERS.
GENERAL NOTICES.

-NyoTlcE TO BoNDHoLDERs OF Up.
N SHUR COUNTY BONDS, to the
psny; You are hereby notified to forward
for payment 10 the Buckhannon Bank, on
or before the 18th day OF March, 1900, nine
OF said bonds. numbered as follows: l0S
lOi lO5. lO6 1O7, lOs, 100. 10 and III. Interest
ON said bonds to cease on and after said
18th day Of March. 1900. By order OF Up
shur County Court, January Term, 1900
4 copy-rcste: j, J. MORGAN ~.
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sIR:-I hereby accept the challenge of
jim Prettyman and win box him for SOS
a side. II he means business. will
meet him at Frank waIther's, Febru-
airy IL, at s p. m. BOB KRAFT.
MhenlInn FehrnnrY Ii.
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The IntelIigenCer..
job Printing Office

The largest and most complatO
Job Printing EstabllIhment IN
tho city and one Of tho NEST
extensive In the Ohio Valley.
POssossoS every facility fer the
prompt execution Of all kinda Oe
work. rrom q Neat Card or Cir
Cul0r TO q Monster Poster, In any
variety Of cOlOnl, ~ the Dhoftt9t
notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Country merchants, farm.
erH and otharB requiring Store
Bills, Public Sale Bills, etc, viii
ilud Il 70 their advantage to call
al or address The lntelllgonOoA
JOB Rrintlng Once.
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@tTRyoxANT.
PROE BISHOP.

ciaivoyant PairnlSt ana pllFsnologitt eal
b consulted at The Duard Hotel q
twelfth street, On an aasirs q llte. Tsrns
reasonable les
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FAM1LY WAhHTNa.

Rough Dry Washed, starohed and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 3
cents per pound,
por pound, At LuTE BROS,
Home Steam Laundry 4
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MALE HEbP WANTED.

NTEMoRIAI, LIFE OF MOODY now
MI ready. Tens Of thousands will be
sold Opportunity OF a NE time e make max
Send ten cents for outfit and be frst In
fIeld, Each subscriber gets fine photo-
TYNE portrait OF Mr.. Moody for framing
free Write quick. AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 1872 N. 18th St, Phll-
adclphia, Pa. jal6-mM&L :
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....FOR RENT.

FUh 5AIAB
Brick dwelling house on BoG Strost 70
rooms. both gases, for =, 80
New house, Mount Wood reed.
No 20 Sixteenth street, g-8t0Ey 6Flee :,
store room, good cellar and 10 rooms.
No, Is Vermont street.
Desirable property for wholesale bush
ness. centrally located.
No, rs Vermont street.
30. s. Ohio street-price for quick sale,
No. 60 North Front street.
Desirable property on Chapllno stfeel-A
corner lot So feet front.
No 80 Sixteenth street
No. q Maryland street.
No. 73 North York street.
No. 66 Seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteonth street..
Lot on South Front Street.
No, ~ Main street.
No. ~ and i2sSS Market street.
No, 22il Main street.
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N INFORMANT NoTlCE.

ali others In wheeling. BelInire, Benw0od,
MoundsVllle. McMechen. Elm Grove,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry who VIII
receive dodgers on February u and e,
are requested to send their names, street
addresses number who can be lodged and
price per lodging to the Dewey Day
bureau OF Information at once.
Il. W. HENNIG. Director,
fe6 Cor Market and Twelfth SITS.
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o 1EsIHARnnSFF o f akL E.lM.n


OFFERED FOR sABE....,.......
MbO-Two frame dwellings ana lot on
fourteenth street. VIII exchange for sub
urban property 5000 for l0.roomod brick
residence and lot on Fifteenth street. ts.e9o
and &, 500 for two brick dwellings, each on
Fifteenth street. 1900 for brick dwelling
and lot, west side North Main street. 0.As
for two-Rtory frame residence, rooms ard
basement; lot l0l by 10. $500 and $3.50
each for lots in Pleasant Valley; most
panoramic location in the Valley, N.W0
for two-story frame dwelling ana lot, No.
fe8 South York street. $50 oHly for build
ing lot on Lind street. ZOO for lot q feet
front. running to creek, north o. Baker
street, near Fortleth street, on payment
OF 500 aud upwards. Some money on hand
for good MORTGAGE loans on city and coun-
" realty For rent noW-i rooms on North
Main street; once room in Mansonio
Temple.
c. A. SCHAEFER s co.
TeIAnbnnA 617
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WANTED.
FEMAIE HELP WANTEp.

n1n A DAY EASILY MADE TAX,
% III ING orders for Life OF Moody
Best book. Best terms; Credit; EHlI out GUT
II N. Sixth ST., UhIladelphia, Pa. JAZZ
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NOR RENT-TWo STORE ROOMS, a
~ and. s TWDlfth street (AipI.aIB BloelEl.
Best location IN the city. Enquire Of +,
Telephone 1914. fe9
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FOR RENT.

TNIJRNIsHED ROOM FOR RENT on
ID Island, near bridge; front room. dUltns.
BE for two gentlemen. Address J., care
once. jail
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RloR RENT-sToRE ROOM, No. l1lS
y Main street, now occupied by ].
Front. Possession April !, 1890 Apply
to William Schwertfeger, NO. iliS Main
street. jA2
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EJoR RENT-AloDEFsN FLAT. Is FIF-
Il TEENTH street. rooms and eapa-
rate han, bath, attic and cellar; tn9tanta.
1901 Chapllne atreet. iall
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NOR RENT THE pE1ApLAHtt
homestead, located at No. i1gl chap
line street. Apply 10 Jacob W. Grub. No.
Ia03 Market street. oesl
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NOR RENT-BNTTRH STORE ROOM
u at lS0S Main street, OF aFlt and 0000la
story only Of same,if 20 desired, now 0ecns
pied by the Alexander F'reW Furniture
Company. Possession given April LIST next,
Apply AE Room No. 70. City Bank Building,
nH1-mNVl
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.Ass1aNEE,s SALE.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY : aUscRoFT BROS.

A SSICINEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N PROPERTY = HUSCROFT BROS.
GREENERY.
BY virtue OF deed OF assignment made
by ]. c. Huscroft. W. a. Huscrott and
". G. Huscroft Grading as Huscroft
Bros.l to the undersigned assignee, dated
the 18th day of September. lSsa, ana re-
corded IN the clerks Office Of the county
court OF Ohio county IN Deed OF Trust
Book No. g. page GIL ] Will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY, is, 1900,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a, m. Of said day,
sell on the premises, In the Peninsula add
ton to the city Of wheeling, a. P G9ic
A certain leasehold for greenhouse ,pur'
noses, for the term OF ten years ana SIX
months, beginning on the lst day OF April
1897, and ending on the 10Th day OF septem'
her, 1907, to the ten lots numbered from
81 TO 40 inclusive In the Peninsula addition
to the city OF Wheeling. laid out by Row
~ Bauer. as shown upon the plat o. said
addition recorded In said clerks once IN
Plat Book No. l, page ~.
This sale including all privileges and
being subject to all conditions provided In
said lease including the payment to the
lessor OF the sum OF Sl,s5 on each lirst
day OF January. April. July and October
hereafter until the expiration Of said term,
Also all buildings, green houses erected
upon said lots or any or them. ana al
boilers, pipes, frames, glass, pots, turni-
tutN ana ono NAkVH HlktlhNG up9Ai SAW .Agbn
or any OF them: formerly owned by the
Huscroft Bros and used by them In con-
nertion with their business as florists,
Said property Will DO sold as whole
or In parcels. as may be deemed most id
VantngcOuR to tho trust
TERMS OF SAlgE--Onc-thlrd or rs much
more OF The purchase money as the pnr'
chaser mny elect to pay In cash on the
day OF sale the balance. II any, III two
equal lnstnllmentS or six and twelve
months, with interest on the deferred IN.
stallmonts from the day OF sale, the prin'
Clpal and interest OF said deferred install.
ments to be secured 10 the satisfaction OF
the undersigned assignee
JESS hcCAUSLAND, Assignee.
S. q. BOYCE, Attorney
G. S. GREER, AuCtlOnGer. !ai
The above sale is postponed until Fri.
day, January ", 1900 at same hour and
place JESSE McCAUSLAND,
jRgt Assignee.
The above sale is adjourned until Fri.
day February . 1900, At same hour and
place. JESSE NlcCAUSLANl0,
ja2I Assignee,
The above sale is adjourned until Thurs
day. February Is, 1900, at same hour and
place, JESSE MccAuSLAND,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-12

NOR RENT = TWO NEW BRICK
u Houses on Chaplihe. near Eleventh
street. ten rooms and han IN each; utods
eFn improvements; price $50 per year
JOHN 8. WEETY. tel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-12

Tho above sale ls postponed until Fri.
day, January ", 1900, at same hour and
place. JESSE MCCAUSLAND,
jRgt Assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-12
JAMES A. HENRY.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

Real Estate Agent, CoNectbF, notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. iGl1
Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-12

The above sale Is adjourned until Fri.
day February .. 1900 At same hour and
place. JESSE McCAUSL,AND,
ja9I Assignee.