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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
FLUSHING

FLUSHING. ohio. June ia-Misss-
Helen Bethel and Jessie Wilson and hi
q. bf were At Moodsfied this week
attending a convention o fthe Epworth
League.
Mrs. I'd Hobson and Miss Mary Hob
son have returned 20 their home IN
cleveland after spending few days
with friends here.
Gerald Cotton Of Pittsburgh Is visit.
Parks.
Miss Zetta Elliott has returned home
rom weeks visit with friends IN Co-
lumbus.
orvilie Baker OF ST. Chirsvius t. VS.
Smith Bethel.
Miss Dorothy Judkins Is visiting rel
atlves in -. Clairsvllle.
Misses Nettie and Grace Bethel who
taught school al Leroy and CrcStlinr
ohio. are Spending their summer vacal
ZION with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l. r. Kinney Of Hammond. w. Va
visited with friends here a few DAYS
Mrs. r. =. Holloway and children Of
wheeling are visiting friends here
Mrs. ". ". Harmed Of Agricultural
college, Mississippi. Is visiting her par-
enets. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Johpson. Her
sister Miss Mary. who has besf, ,,is,fing
home.
W. J. Elliott Of Pittsburgh visited
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FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER.

NEW YORK. June f9.--The weeks
stock market registered confident ard
hopeful views OF the future. slightly re-
strained by solicitude over the outcome
OF the controversy with Germany. The
resignation Of Secretary Bryan momen-
tarily deepened fears OF an imminent
rupture with Germany. but later opinion
became more hopeful OF an adjustment.
Estraordinary trede conditions oper-
ated favorably on stocks. The advan-
tage from war orders was reflected
again In the discrimination OF demand
IN favor OF securities thus benefited.
Warnings against exaeEeration In re-
ports Of war orderr came from trade
authorities The department Of COM
merce also pointed out that the YEAR
Increase OF exports was traceable TO
food-tuffs with decrease OF manufac-
lures trade with non-bellig erent coun-
tries. especially In the western hemis-
phere, showing declines. The problems
or adjustment thus presented and OF tho
wise disposition Of the enormous credit
resources accruing 60 this country en-
gage the diligent study OF the most
eminent financial and banking authori-
tien.
United States Stesrs May gain in IN
filled tonnage with mill activity fully
susf aimed gave substantial evidence OF
expanded business. Steel trade sentI-
ment was reported as much heartensd
by the court decision against the gov
ernments dissolution suit
\ very considerable part OF the week =
business represented a renewal OF specu-
latiye Interest.
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day.
Mise Myra Thomasson Of snIthhsId Is
VISITING her aunt. Miss Mamie Cham
Osrr. OF this Place.
Miss Elizabeth photograph OF Mar.n,.
ferry = visiting friends In this place
MI. !. Black o. Cadiz was business
caller In this place, Wednesday.
airs. william Lawrence and daughter
Mildred. spent Wednesday at the nome
or Mr.. Marx Lawrence or Colerain
Ferry were callers In this place Wed,
nesday.
Miss Wilma Taylor OF Morning View
u spending Few days with her sister
Mrs. clyde Lynn.
Mr.. J. A. buchanan was a bushes,
caller IN KenwoOd. Monday.
Rev. r. =. Burt and mother spent
THURSDAY with Mrs. Mary Ann Major Of
Bor INTO Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson a baby
boy, Tuesday June 9th.
Ar. William Lawrence was business
caller IN Dillonvale. Thursday.
Mr.. William Pryor Of Coleratn was a
business caller here wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Il. r. Walker and family
we're visitors In Steubenville. Thursday
Miss Jaunette Parlett Of Georgetowu
Is visiting friends IN this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. -. Ring attended the
funeral OF Mrs. p y. Wright ~ pleas.
ant Grove. Thursday
Mrs. George DeGarmo and daughters
Mildred and Dorothy and Mrs Harr,
Schcehle We're visitors at the home OF
Mrs. William Lawrence. Thursday
Misses Carolyn Wright and Doris
Smith attended the funeral Of Mrs r
p. Wright Thursday ar Pleasant Grove
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5 TEE[

NEW YORK. June 13-Pittsburen
steel mills. especially the Carnegie
steel company units. are stiil benefitinS
In large measure from heavy contracts
Tor rolled and cast steel due either di-
rectly or Indirectly to the European
war. The large gain In May orders book
ed by the Steel corporation suhSidia rtes
came mainly from this source The
principal Increase In domestic business
for the last few weeks has been and H.
because Of the large equipment order
placed by the Pennsylvania railroad. In
Guiding the distribution this week 90.
rail- contracts sggregRting 1856. 500 tons
Since January ]. the rail mills have TAX
less than SO per cent OF mill capacity
The Edgar Thompson rail mill and the
Ohio works at Youngstown OF the Car
negie steel company, were utilized dur
Ing the week 20 roll round bars for
making shrapnel recent orders for
which have aggregated over 100000 tons.
The average output Of steel tngots by
the steel corporation IN May was ~ ~,
cent OF capacity. or /. goa. 600 tons. indi-
eating production 81 sf3. 900 tons Of
rolled products. Shipments averaged
about $1,000 tons per day and orders.
exceeding shipments by 5000 tons per
day were IN excess Of Al 600 tons daily.
Some very substantial orders for steel
rounds, car wheels and car axles were
placed last week but one Of the most
mand FOR ocean going ships. Domestic
merchant interests want 40 more and
foreign interests no more boats Of 500
to $4,000 tons burden.
steel building and bridge work contin-
ued light
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The regular June meeting Of the 81
7. Club will be ~ the home Of Claire
Hogue. saturday, June 18th.
Mr.. u. L. Walker l. suffering from a
Mrs. Lizzie DihWorth. Of Canton. O..
- Visiting her sister. Miss Abbie Muir
Misses clara Yost and Edith Walker
attended the banquet At Martins Ferry.
Mr. Lewis White. OF BeIlaire. spent
Wednesday, In Colerain.
Mrs. @. A. Miller and daughter. Mar
Saret. spent Wednesday az the home OF
her sister Mrs. r. ". Simpson. OF
Miss Kathleen McConahey entertain
ed the y T. club with a fishing party
The board Of Colerain Union Sabbath
meet AZ the home Of ar. Il. J. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs ]. W. Walker and son.
EH. we're Wheeling shoppers. Wednes-
Mr Lewis starbuck. was a Wheeling
Miss Helen sharkey returned home
from Nj. de Chantsl FOR her vacation.
Miss Sharkey. OF this place. was one or
her class 20 receive blue ribbon with
silver cross for scholarship and depart
Mr. Paul KENNEDY. of Pleasant Grove.
was caller In Coierain Wednesday
Rev Howard Peterson and wife and
son. warner, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mras r. r Walker. returned to
their home IN Richmond. Wednesday.
caller in Martins Ferry. Wednesday.
q. ROBERT. the young son o. Mr.. and Mrs.
home OF his grandparents. Mr.. and sfrs
T. 4. Hogue
Miss Helen Reed. Of Martins Ferry.
spent TUESDAY evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Fell at this place.
Mrs. Linly Braekin Is seriously III
at her home al THIS place.
MIS- Gaskell and daughters. Gather
Inc and Dorothy. are visiting AZ the
home or her father. Mr. l. n. Steer
Mrs. Joyce and children. who are
visiting AZ the home % her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert sharkey. were callers
an Barton wednesday.
Miss clara Yost wac a wheeling
shopper THURSDAY.
Mr. ~ p starbuck o. HarriaviiIe
was business caller in Coierain. Fn-
day morning
Mr. and Mrs. June smith and family.
81 Harrisville. spent Thuday evening al
the home o. her sister. Mrs. o. j. Brack-
in.
Mr. Edmund Bundy IT, conhnsd 10 hIa
home with Eciatca rheumatism
Mrs Mary ann Major 10 on the sick
list.
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Melford Lodge and wife we're iu
Flushing shopping one day last week
MrF. Zach States spent Sabbath ar
iernoon at Milford Lodgc's.
Mr and Mrs W. G. HAYES we're
wheeling shoppers on Tuesday
VIII Church. Of Wheeling. ". Va
spent Tuesday evening az the home of
his cousin. Ira Moore
VI and Mrs. william Lodge were
az their daughters. CoruIn Cunard g.
west of town on Thursday
hrs Slate was a visitor in Wheel
ina one day last week
Mrs vi T. Armstronr spent Fri
DAY ln Wheeling
Mrs. Lee Cunard visited SATURDAY.
With her father. Mr. Neihart in town
Mrs Alice Is Lodge and daughter
Miss Edith. attended the funeral "
Samuel sharp held 40 the home Of his
uncle william sharp. near Uniontowu
ON wednesday
William Nichols. o. south ~ tovn.
has purchased a new Ford ave passcn
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this week at the home OF Mrs. Mary G.
Elliott
Mrs Fred Frazher snd Mrs CLAYTON
Speck we're AZ GAINESVILLE this week az
tending a conyeati0u Of the Pythian
Sisters
Mrs. J. A Grunreu and baby or chi
Mrs. Albert oCle.
.. \. Munts IS visiting friends In Chi-
CagO this week
Mrs. G. -. Llewellyn and children VINO
nave been visiting here Tor the past
teW weeks returned to- her home in
New philadelphia. O. Friday
Mrs. John blnley and children visiteu
friends In Piedmont saturday
Harvey Howell. age 6k years died
Thursday morning. Ffr1eral lseTy hoes
SATURDAY morning az ter o'clock. Inter
u1ent az Union cemetery
The property Of the late MarEarss
Hobson was sold Tuesday 20 EIzabetn
Howell FOR t225O0O
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U. s. Court Harn-

=. $ Court Officials have been notified
thai the urSt sessions Of the federal
court OF the Southern District OF Ohio
ever held east OF Columbus will open
~ Steubenville IN September Judge
slater viii preside. This Is IN accord
ance with the new law. passed last
winter. establishing branch OF tho
Federal court IN SteubeuviIle
L nth the proposed government buIld-
ing Tor this city Is begun and coupleted
temporary quarters will have TO be pro-
Nided Tor the court during It's sittfngs
here.
When Judge Slater comes he will be
accompanied by a retinue OF federal
court Officers. including the United
States attorneys. court on icers md ,,,sr-
Hhals. '
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HAMMOCK, OHIO
Heme for NIait

HAMMOCK. O.. June 13-Mrs Mar
TIA Thompson. who has been In Green.
vile. Tennessee. for the past two years
teaching In mission school a. that
place. came To- the home % her aunt.
Mrs Martha Taylor. on Tuesday even.
inE for visit among friends She a..
tended New Athens commencement on
Thursday with her cousins z. = Lee
and family. and expects TO visit a. the
homes OF John Esteps. Ellwood John.
ston and other friends az New Athens
before returning here.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Duncan Murray spent
few days with her parents. Mr. and Nrs
John Kennedy Of Pleasant Grove.
Messrs Henry and Albert krinki oI
day with their brother William Of neal
this place.
Mr. John McCuc entertained the REt
nsr class ~ the Friends Church Frida,
evening.
Mrs. Walter McCue is 100 a. her home
Mrs Isaac klnsey ig able 60 be 0ffI
again after = few DAYS illness
Mr.. George Marchhauk OF Ravland
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Funeral ~ the late Mrs. r. T.. Wright.
valley General Hospital. services we're
/ held from the NJ. y. church at Pleasant
Grove at 200 D. m. Thursday afternoon.
services we're In charge OF Rev. Willis.
/ 81 Pleasant Grove and Rev. Chcct 81
NeW Athens. She leaves 10 mourn her
loss her husband, six children and eleven
= rand children. lnterment was made in
DhVe Branch cemetery. Harrtsvtlic
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Miss Kathleen McConahcy was hostess
he ". r club members on a ptrnt-
Wednesday. June sth. Misses Agnes
hurrir Ruth Pascos and fila Major
were guests 90 honor. They built their
camp IRE by big short Greek about
three miles above Adena. AFTER tn. de-
ucious and most satisfying luncheon.
they entertained themselves according
% indiN iduaI preference. fishing. tramp
ing. fancy work. etc. II was a rsltcta n I
crowd that turned their faces homewaTd
at the end OF their perfect day
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Margaret x. Skinkle vs. VIM r.
Skinkle, suit for divorce and custody OF
child. They were married January l.
ttsos and she alleges wilful absence.
ktthcart and Bigger attorneys
Kendall Manufacturing 90 " Clover
Lcaf Coal Etc. Co. due on mortgage.
ttt3ls due ". p. Keane. 8s75. due An
"a Duney, sl,51f.sf. and title 70 sur
face quoted. due Ezra Deal. f4O2O.2T.
due men for labor claims. ! r. Wilson
trustee stopped from dfsp0sinE % prop
lear co.
Chas. Gonusy plead guilty 10 attempt
lng 20 break and enter 10 steal and was
given a pcnItonfIary sentence
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Joseph Crimes o. William Grimes. lot.
( BerEholz $500.
Earle Tiltou. administrator 20 Eliza
beth Mcttcnhcrger. lot. MinEO. SIIT.
william Mears Co Harry Hill. Notes.
city 81
Hette Miller. guardian 20 John No
AuliT. part or two lots. city. $500
Frank Miller 90 John McAullff part
Of two lots. city. 81 500
Theodore Fletcher 90 W. r. lawson.
lot New Trenton. S.
MinEo. 81
Joseph Wagg0ucr To- William -rrray~r.
No lots. Waggorcr and McElduwuey. :
is. -. 81
witch Hazel Coal GO. o. witch Hazel
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STEUBENVILLB

Stu BENNILLE. o.. June ia-PoIt-
tlcs Il worming up here with the fol-
the primaries.
Republican. r. Sweeney. Jas. 4.
Dlney. II. ". Teon. j. NJ Priest. r. ID.
SelWay, W. g.. Herb T. j. Peterson 4
w. kalston. W. G.. McMsstcrs. J. +.
RI, Democrais-A. \. Franzheim. J. j
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Wayne A smith and Lottie G. KIaFes.
OF Steubeuyille.
James u. Haum. OF New Cumberland.
and Blanche Fogan, Of Iroudaie
bcnville.
Berghalz
81, Edson Bender. ~ Scranton. and olive
VI. ogden. OF Rush Run.
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEASANT. O.. June i3-Mrs
Edward Harper OF Pleasant Grove me-
with a serious accident Thursday Jun'
3. when she made a misstep and Eel
from the top 20 the bottom Of the stairs
when found she was uuCou HCiOua Sht
T. suffering from several cuts anr
bruises. Her many friends hope foI
her speedy rcrogerv
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Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rit.
chey and little daughter. virginia.
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. &. Moore were
among those from here who attended
the Franklin College commencement.
held a. New Athens on Thursday.
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ProhafA Cnnr


Chatheld ~
Wm. ". Thomasson and Elizabeth "
Gillett appointed adminfstrafDra 80
OnFer j. ThOmasqon
Lydia Faldi appointed guardian OF
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William Lodge. John RitChey. "
s. Merritt and John Taylor attended
ihe seventh annual stock sale of ane
short horn cattle a. the home 81 Ches.
ter a. l'ranFon. near GEORGETOWN. on
"wednesday
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The three months Old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Harold Mailin. whose
death was due to Whooping cough. Fu-
neral services we're held from the home
or MS parents. AZ 10 o'clock Thursday
morning. services were ia charge OF
Jacob Maule. Interment made IN Farm
lnFton cemetery. Roy Gerke. Of Dillon
vale. funeral director
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Mrs Elmer Coulter and three chill.
cren. ~ near iIarrisville. spent wed
readay and Thursday with her "a.
rents. Mr and Mrs. = Ferguson
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James Piper. the D. & o. station
agent eho has been living IN part
of me JunFins property. moved bis
family wednesday into the G. r Lee
property
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Coal 60. coal ard land. snithheld and
wayne townships s2S.TSl %
Auditor OF Jsnsrso 60 70 Frederick
bSrteiS lot Brilliant. Si2sS
Abrsharn Levine TO Luigi Dellapennak.
lot. city. 81. 500.
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FINANCIAL.

ger car from e. O. Han. local Ford
agent in this territory.
Mrs a. " Lodge and son. Mahlon
were shopping in Wheeling on rue.
DAY
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ProteetIve AssoeIstIon M.etLrn

The Bannock and Tanertv Protec.
tive association held a meeting M the
Grade school house. north % town
on Saturday afternoon Tor the purpose
OF electinE officers for the ensuing
year All the officers we're reelected
and the marshals were appointed
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Lawrence Armstrong. who resides
north Of town. had the misfortune 10
lose a valuable work horse on Tues.
day morning
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COLERAIN


NbLEkAlN. -. June IS -There VIII
De an Zee cream social given IN the cole
RAIN public school house on saturda y
eN~utnE. June 10 Tor the benefit of the
christian Workers League ~ this place.
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Nr and Mrs Fred Taylor Mr. and
Ms q o. 10 and daughters. Misses
Martha and Sarah Lee. Miss Aartha
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WEEELHo TRACT1oH co1rRA-
CAR SCHEDULE
nG EHsct June Al, 1909.
PANHANDLE liz

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WEILSBITRd
,,Daily Except sunday
IssVsE wsIisburE
22nd Street
Wheeling lave
1890 a m, WsllsburE
$50 .. no. 80, ,,yy a m
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an l,nea having regular express rsr
ef,. sniptnents Weighing IN eHosss o.
ivy pounds or large bulk will NOT -
N"II,gi 81 passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Datly FTcapt su,a.-
no shipments. except er1srFenr,y .kt-
ments % medicines. will BE- caryi.s ~,
niger cars between 900 ard ais
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RAILWAYS
Baltimore and
Ohio R. R.
Announcement.
BY GEORGE MeMANUS

Effective May 23rd. 1915. Ohio
River Division train 7O1 will leave
Wheeling Baltimore and Ohio
Station, instead of p. c. c. and
St l.. Station.
Train 7l3 will leave Wheeling.
Baltimore and Ohio Station. in.
stead of p. c. c. and St L. Sta.
ton.
Train 7O2 will run into Balti-
more and Ohio Station instead of
T. c. c. and st. L. Station.
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,MoUNDsvTLLE LINE
f;I.iNG AND MOUHDsVILR
Leave SH~Ss
10Th Street.
Wheeling nr,. Deevs
1:8O % M l:sO y m
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-02
BY w. Il. Morshon. nenutS

...-,'o. ! :. : .,r
VIII locate 81
Homesteads. "
corner Vail Z
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that In ,pur.
suance of the authority and directions
contained in the decretal order of the
Chancery Court of Garland County.
made and entered on the 18th day OF
November, A. D. 1914, in a certain
cause (No. 5778) then pending there
In between Jeff L. Fletcher and j. NJ.
Richards, trustee complainants, and
Patrick j. Waldron, defendant, the
undersigned. as Commissioners of said
Court, will offer for sale az public
vendue to the highest bidder, at the
front door or entrance Of the county
court house, in which said court Is
he'd, in the County of Garland, within
the hours prescribed by law for judi.
cial sales, on Tuesday, the 9th day
or February, A. D. 1915, ne following
described real estate, towit: All OF
rot nine (9), in flock twelve 6l2), OF
South Hot Springs Addition 10 the
City Of Hot Springs, Arkansas, being
situated in the City Of Hot Springs,
in the County of Garland. and in the
State of Arkansas.
Terms of Sale, On credit of three
months, the purchaser being required
to execute a bond as required by law
and the order and decree of said
court in said cause, with approved
security. bearing interest at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum from date
Of sale until paid, and a lien being
retained on the premises sold to Sc
cure the payment Of the purchase
money.
Given under my hand & IS 10th day
Of January. A. d. 1915.
A. G. SUIIIENBHTSGER
Commissioner IN Chancery.
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the authority and directions
contained in the decretal order of the
chancery court of Garland county,
made and entered on the l4th day of
January, A. d. 1915, in a certain
cause NO. $500 then pending there
in between Lucy Williams and A. u.
Williams, complainants and Rose
Wood Hayes, defendant. the under
signed as commissioner of said court,
viii offer for sale at public vendue to
the highest bidder, at the front door
or entrance of the county courthouse,
in which said court is held in the
county of Garland. within the hours
prescribed by law for judicial sales,
on Tuesday, the 10th day of Febru-
airy, A. d. 1913, the following describ-
ed real estate, towit: All that part
of lot three CD and lot four ca in
block siXty-one (6D in the City Of
Hot Springs as per the United States
Hot Springs Commissioners map and
plat Of said city. to-wit: Commence
at point on the south line of lot
three ca and north line of Grove
street one hundred and ten Gl0)
feet east from Malvern avenue, being
the southeast corner of Florenta Err
hart's lot as per her deed, recorded
in record book 40, at page III of the
Deed Records Of Garland county Ark
ansas and run thence north with the
east line of said Erhart's lot to the
northeast corner thereof as per said
deed; thence west along the north
line of said Erhart's lot as per said
deed to Malvern avenue. thence north
along the east line of Malvern ave
nue. and west line of said lot four ca
| eighty-three (S3) feet more or less
to a point thirty and one-half go ~
feet south from the northwest corner
of said lot four (D; thence east par
allel with the north line Of said lot
four (D one hundred and ten (1l0)
| feet more or less to the west line of
Vince Cages lot as per his deed re
corded in said recorders office in
Book As, at page 212 thereof; thence
along west line of said Vince Cages
lot as per said deed to the south line
Of said lot three 90 and north line
Of Grove street, thence west along
said last named line to place Of be
ginning. in Garland county Arkansas.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit of
three months, the purchaser being re-
quired to execute a bond as required
by law and the order and decree OF
said court in said cause, with APPROX
ed security, bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from
date of sale until paid, and a lien be
ing retained on the premises sold to
secure the payment of the purchase
money.
Given under my hand this 23d day
of January, A. d. 1915.
A. G. SULLENBERGER,
Commissioner in Chancery.