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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17
RIVER NEWS.


oWBO VI tho hNtcF Vhu MONcments OF the
Steamboats,.
There Is bound 10 be light coal run or
tho present rise. II has been long time
since tho black diamonds have passed
down.
The big towboat B. D. Woods passed up
yesterday with q large tow Of Umptes. A
number Of other boats OF tho coal feet
passed up with smaller tows Of Omptes.
The II. B. Monteilh, which has been
running In tho ClarinRton trade while
the Telegram was on the docks, will prob,
ably resume her place In tho Martina
Ferry trade.
The river rose rapidly yes!erday and
last evening indicated depth In The chan.
mel Of Of feet inches and vas still rls.
ing. At points above the rivers are re.
ported at good boating stage and either
stationary or falling.
Tie Abner o'Neal made an exrursiou
trip from Htsubenville Saturday evening,
having on board about 100 people. II was
given under the auspices Of tie KnlVhtg
Of Erin. The pleasure Of the trlp was
greatly inafred by the drowning OF a
young man named Alex Andregs, lIu
fell over the guard rail near the wheel.
The Telegram appeared In her oldIrade
yesterday, looking no trim and fast that
she was scarcely recognizable, She has
been on the Point Pleasant docks for a
number Of weeks, and while there was
generally oyefhRuled, fepaln.ed and put
~ tltet class shape. The model was also
slightly hllhfed In hnR nh,y Jknss sI,n
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ADOUrpEOpLE.
Strangers In the City nnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City nud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Anton Reymann leaves to-day on q
little western trip.
Will King spend Sunday with friends at
Little Washington.
AE. Fortney, OF West Wheeling, is Wis.
ting his brother at Terra Alta.
Mr.. Samuel A. Steele, OF Weston, was
in the city yesterday, registered at the
Stamm House.
Messrs. NJ. L. and Gus J. shaAer, two
OF Tunnelton's leading merchants, were in
the city yesterday.
MIR. G. q. Martin, Of Parkersburg, a vol
known Wood county citizen, was at the
Mcclure House yesterday.
Miss Dillon, Of Zlnesville, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Fred W. Seymour, re.
turned home last evening.
Mrs. +. Barnett and children, OF Wheel
ing, visited her father, A. 7. Lockwood,
Sunday.-Beiairc Tribune.
Mrs. VIM. McCurdy and children, Of
Wheeling, arc visiting the formers pa
rents In this place. Washington, Pa, Re
porter.
Eugene Bayha, who has been spending
q few weeks with his parents on the lSl-
and, returned 10 Philadelphia yesterday
to enter the College Of Pharmacy.
Mr.. ]. Kelsey Hall, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. y. Hall, Of Belmont county,
left last evening via the Baltimore 4 Ohio
nDaisy Limited" for Wichita, Kansas, on
a two weeks visit to his sister,
Mr.. Clarence Laird, who resigned his
position in tho Internal Revenue Office
here, has accepted the position Of book
keeper In the Laughlin and junction com.
pnnies' steel plant. Mr.. Laird is careful
and correct accountant aud will prove a
valuable acquisition to the companies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17
THE MANUFACTURES
ALL ENJOYING A MODERATE BOOM
outlook for Fall Trndc Considerably More
Hopeful than this Time Last Year-Pre.
purnilons for Natural Gas All the
Manufacturers Encouraged.

The present feeling among Wheeling
manufacturers, in all lines, is more hope
ful than at any Season for several years,
The outlook ia bright, There is premise
Of brisk fall business, and in most lines
the autumn trade hiss already opened up
iavorably. The glass houses, nail mills,
stove iouudries, pottery, breweries, cigar
makers, box and barrel factories, furniture
factories, tanners, tack factory, calico
printers, planning mill1, lantern factories
in short, all the manufacturing establish
ments in the city, are enjoying very
comfortable boom just now. tits fact
not generally known that more people
are employed in Wheeling's indus,
trial establishments Of various kinds
than were ever before at work at one
time, Tho recent increase in the number
and capacity Of various extensive works,
and the extra work entailed by the intro
duCtion OF natural gas, has added per.
centage TO the contingent OF Wheeling
lRhoTers much larger than one Wonld be
disposed to believe who had not given the
matter attention, Foundriea have beer
pushed to their utmost capacity making
castings for the natural gas lines, At the
same time the ordinary run Of business
has shown u healthy increase, and thu
town is in ss prosperous q condition a.
the most ardent boomer could wish.
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A MIX Wagon I.obbed.

Yesterday dairyman named Simpson
left his milk wagon on the street and en-
tered Market street store on business
When he returned to the wagon the little
drawer which served as a money till and
receptacle for tho little account books used
In the business, had been carried of bod.
lily. There is no clue to the thief, and it iH
not even known Just at what time the
robbery occurred. There was in tho
drawer $45 in money, an American bull
dog revolver and two small account books.
The loes 10 a pretty heavy one 10 Mr..
Simpson. Usually he locks the money
drawer, but yesterday did not have the
key with him,
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TO PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.

Ecaled proposals will be received ut tho OnilG OF
the Hoard Of Education on Fourteenth street, for
nlI work necessary 10 supply tue several school
buildings with natural giB,
Washington sub District and annex.
Madison Sub.DlslrlCt ana annex and ColOFGd
School.
Clay sub. District and annex on Fourteenth street,
Union SubdISttIyt.
Centre suh.DlsttiCt.
Webster sub District,
Richie subDlstrlCL
Public Library and board Room.
Proposals may DO made for all the above named
buildings or for any ono or more separate. All
work must be done In aCcO:tlaiCG with the rules
aud regulations VI the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia, aud the Board Of Underwriters.
Proposals. addressed to tie Committee OH buildings
and Grounds, and must be loft Will the Clerk Oi
the Board on OF before Tuesday, August H. 1886 ut
~ O'Clock n.
The Board Of Education reserves the tight TO re.
jeCt any or all bids.
lly order Of the board Of Education.
W. A. WILSON,
Chair. Com. OH buildings aud Grounds.
Auj.TThIs
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The Manufacturers Natural Gas Com.
pany have laid their mains down Eol
street to and across the creek, and are lay
ing tho connecting main on the South
side at the Crescent mill. The regulator
has bsen placed in position at the works
ready for the connections. The same
compaDy's pipes are laid and tested to the
Belmont MIL. Freeman's gang, which has
been working in Centre Wheeling, Is now
doing tho work at the Crescent mill.
The Natural Gas Company iWest Viz.
ginia has progressed with its main on
Eighteenth street as far east as Woods,
and Is nov at work on Main street be.
tween Twenty.seCond and Twenty.third.
The Company's other mains are making
good progtegs.
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The Wheeling Pottery is pushed with
orders for its attractive lines Of decorated
wares, and began to push the work yester.
day by burningtwelYe kilns Of decorated
ware week. This ware Is on the estSb.
lishmenss old established lines, and also
in it's new "adamantine" wares, This
ware ia very much like French china, and
can only bO distinguished from 1t by its
lack OF the translucent quality, 1t Is be.
ing sold largely in white rs well as deco
rated goods. The new adamantine table
ware and many OF the most striking new
things in chamber wares, are designed by
Mr.. Pearson, the Superintendent. The
pottery haa greatly enlarged its decorative
department, and is about to still further
increase its capacity in that line. The
company expects to DO ready for natural
gas as coon as natural gas is ready forit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17

DR.. ]. E. Reeves returned yesterda,
from Lake. Uhautauqua, where he was II
attendance on the annual meeting Of thu
National MlOroSoOpiOal Association, and
where he did some very Interesting mi
OfoBCopiO work, 90 noted Ia Yesterday
paper. In recognition Of his ability Rnt
The extra fine work he did, he was elected
Second Vice President Of the Association.
The Doctor lS, comparatively speaking, 4
new member, and this recognition To-
therefore, all the more marked,
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rhc pemocrntIo rrogrnmnle.

The Charleston Star in a recent issue
says that prominent Democratic poltti'
clan OF the First District was in the city
land who might or might not have been
Hon. Bernard i. Butcher, Of this city, who
was in that city short time sinCe) and the
Star man interviewed him. In reply to
the question whether the Democratic
candidate for Congress in this district
would be elected, he replied Rg follows:
"That depends; II either Golf or Duval is
nominated by the Republicans, they will
be bard to beat, and'in order 10 do so, we
will have TO show wisdom in our choice
we will have to throw aSldo sectional
troubles aud unite on some man who can
carry tho entire party vote. II this Is done
We will elect the next Congressman"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17

The committee Of the Board Of County
Commissioners appointed TO look aftel
the furnishing Of The north end Of the
Public Building for county purposes, ID
all torn up now over the style Of furniture
to be used. The majority believes in
fitting up the offices, and especially the
court rooms, In handsome manner, such
rs beat the Importance and dignity
Of Ohio county, and II Ia very probable
that this will be done. The committee
was busy yesterday afternoon porting
over drawings and plans. Tomorrow II
will consider bids.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17

The North Wheeling Glass Works iH
unusually busy Just now, being somewhat
pushed TO keep up with their orders on
account OF having had six.weeks' BUS.
pension lately. They are doing nearly
all their work on contracts by apecial de.
aigns-what is known as "private ware"
bottles for proprietary preparations made
after designs iurnished W the firms for
which tho goods arc made. The factory
is now as prosperous and in as good trim
as any Wheeling manufacturing concern.
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He Stole 500.

The police are on the lookout for one
Sam Price. Price was up to last Saturday
evening q workman ON the natural gal
Pipe line near West Liberty. At that time
no disappeared. About the same time
divers sums Of money disappeared from
the pockets Of other Workmen on the line
1t Is suspected that these sums Of money
and Samuel went In tho same direction
As near as eau be estimated the aggregate
amount he gathered from his fellow work
mems clothes was something over ninety
dollars. Up to a late hour last nigh
Samuel and the money were both still
missing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17

The annual encampment on the grounds
at Moundsyllle of the Wheeling District
Camp Meeting Association, which opens
this evening, bids fair to be the most
largely attended aud successful ever given
in the history Of the Association, OF
course the main attraction will be the
1.-TWO sams"-Rev. Sam Jones and Rev.
Sam Small,
Rev, George i. Hite yesterday tele-
graphed 10 Rev, Sam p, Jones, at Lancas'
ter, Ohio, to learn definitely what time ne
and Rev. Sam Small would arrive at the
MoundsvillO camp ground. The follow
ing response was received;
LANCASTER, OaIo, August 10.
George +, Hite, Wheeling.
Twill be with you the Goth, 2lst and 92d
Brother Small the Nth, 18Th and 10Th
Answer to Columbus Immediately, care
Rev. Mullenix, SAN, +, JONES.
This leaves the matter as indefinite az
belors so far as the hour oil arrival is con
Cerned, However, the meetings will com
menCe at half.past seven o'clock this even
ing, when Rev. Mr.. Small will be present
and preach the opening sermon. A speCis
train will leave the camp ground on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio road each evening a.
1890 o'clock for this city, for the convept
enCe OF those attending the evening seq
vices who wish to return home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17

IIWTVUNI IsAUWT6IWH6 10 INV WV7V'
Excursion tickets to all land points in
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Texas, Minnesota and Dakota, will be eeld
by the Pennsylvania Lines West Of rittG.
burgh, on August 18th, September 9TH and
2lst. The rate will not be more than ono
fare for the round trip. Residents Of the
interior States have never had better op.
portunity to visit the grain and grazing
lands OF the Southwest, West, or North
west. For full information call upon or
address any Passenger or Ticket Agent Of
the Pennsylvania Company; Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 st. LOuia Railway Company,
or Chicago, St. Louis & Plttaburgh Rail.
road COMPANY. TuAF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17

Saturday night some sCoundrel cruelty
cut and stabbed q fine COW, belonging to
thSt well known citizen, George Crum'
hacker, When discovered, Sunday morn
inV, tho animal was about dead from pain
ana loss Of blood and died soon afterwards.
NJ, CtumbaCker thinks that the cutting
Ia the work Of come one Of tho gang that
Chiofoiormed and robbed him some time
since some friend OF "DutChy" Vests,
probably, who resentsthe fact that that in
diyidual Ia locked up.
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1,nitIn,nrN 4 OI,in Ti,onvs M Tina

On and after Monday, August 10, the
CambfidVea accommodation, leaving Wheel
Ing at 1885 A. n. will be discontinued
GAINESVILLE accommodation will leave al
! o'clock y. ~, pity time. ST. Olalrsvllle
accommodation will leave Wheeling a
1886 A. NJ, | $50 and 0 r. NJ, returning will
arrive In Wheeling at Sil6A, ~, 1856 and
6!46 r. NJ, CITY time, Solid train 10 and
from w. ClalnyillO without change daily,
nxoepl Sunday,
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The following ConvoyAnCes Of real estate
were admitted 10 record in the office Of Re.
CordOr Hook yesterday; -,
4 deed made by the MI Zion Gene.
tefy Association to Hermann DroemBen,
July IL, 1882, Of lot No. i7s in said CenO'
W. deed mpdo August ~, 1855, by Her.
mann lIFuonsen to Frederick krieR Of the
weSt half Of lot No. IFS In Mt ZION Gene
tory for Si26C, .,,, >, -
< deed made August II, 1880, by u, D.
DoyOner, trustee, TO William sOhnCkey, oil
parl Of lot No. ii In division "O' "a dos,
iRnatod on the map Of the subdivisions 81
tle Joseph Caldwell estate and the addi'
iions tliCrOirom 10 the Cityi consideration
S2.l76,
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The Messrs. StiieI report the calico bust
nees brsk. They now have difficulty in
keeping up with their orders, and conlem
plate materially enlRrging their establish
inent and Increasing It's capacity within
the next year. They have gradually ex
tended their business until Its proportions
are too large for their present capacity
They print only blue Calicos Of the beat
uunlity,
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THE ARION FETE.
Its Fifth birthday to be Celebrated To-day
aud this Evening.

Its Fifth birthday tn bU Celebrated T0.'lay
aud this Evening.
The Arlon Society, Of this city, is to
celebrate It's fifth anniversary this after
noon and evening with a grand picnic,
concert, dance and Illuminated iete on the
grounds Of tho State Fair Association on
the lower end OF the Island. The mem
bers and the lady friends Of the Society
and q large number Of specially invited
guests have been looking forward with
pleasureable antiCipations to this event.
The gates are 10 be opened at o'clock
this afternoon and will not DO closed until
II o'clock. This afternoon there will be
a promenade concert given by the Opera
House band and dancing, This will be
followed by a basket supper. At 1880
o'clock there will DO concert given in
the main exposition hall by the Opera
House orchestra and tho singing section
Of tho Society. The hall will be nicely
cleaned out and fitted up with chairs and
tables. A display Of lire works, grand
march and dancing will conclude tho en-.
tertninment. In addition there will be q
balloon ascension and numerous other in.
teresting features. Tho event is bound to
be d memorable one. Great care will be
taken by the committee having the affair
in charge to see that no improper persons
are admitted 10 the ground.
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Inatalk with Mr.. Joseph Bell yeBter.
day an lNTELLIG sScgR reporter was in
formed that the stove business this year
is considerably better than at this time
last year. The season for business Is Just
opening, and opening enCouragingly. His
firm feels very confident Of u prosperous
season. They have two beautiful new
stoves which they will put on the market
shortly, and they expect TO make an ex.
hibit ut the coming State Fair which will
excel anything they have ever shown
thnFa he Ebra
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Last evenings Reporter has these items:
Four wells arc expected to reach the
sand tomorrow, viz: Smith No. Al Cam.
eron No. 0; Craig & Co.'s, on the Smith
lot and the Dyer, on the MCGNhey. All
oil these are Important inasmuCh as they
are in advance Of developments.
Cant. Munhalls No. 2, on the 4. D.
Wylis farm, which well reached the pay
sand on Saturday, is doing 40 barrels per
hour. The gauge Of the Orchard well this
morning WIS 1h barrels per hour; Nc.
KeoWn No. 8. 10; Coast 4 Sons, OH the
smiLh.Linn farm, 400 barrels per day.
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One Of Ssibert's leo wagon drivers had
bad luck with bis team yesterday. lie
had lust gotten into town when one Of the
horses he was driving became 90 sick that
Il could not be used and hD had TO send
ont for mule to take liz place. He had
had the mulo hitChed up only q short
time when in driving along Chapline
street, opposite the Public Building, the
horse became frightened al something and
shied, crowding the nulO into the trench
OF tho Natural Gas Company oil West Wiz.
glnia and falling In on top Of the mule.
Considerable trouble was experienced III
getting the animals out.
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and reiurnished and Is one Of the largest
and fastest low water boats alloaE. She
has ample accommodations for passengers
as well as shippers SHE will DO COM
manded by careful and competent gentle
men. Shippers arc requested to have
their goods on hand early.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17

At the Central Glass Works tho force
has been somewhat reduced temporarily
by tho accident to one Of tho furnaces
Orders are plenty. Tho Brilliant works
OF this company are doing q rushing
business, their fancy wares being in
much demand. The Central recently
shipped a large order Of table ware, beer
glGsses, etc, TO Copenhagen, Denmark.
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At Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'s South
Wheeling Glass Works, business 10 good
This firm is constantly tempting tho mar.
ket with new lines Of crystal and Colored
glass. They expect great thingg Of the
natural gas fuel whom 1t Ia introduced and
will lose no time in getting 1t in their
WOFkE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-17

JIM. LirrLE has opened to the public
his Baltimore 4 Ohio Restaurant and Con.
ieCtlonery, No, II Sixteenth street. First.
class meals will be served at all hours at
reasonable prices Also board by the week,
day or meal, can DO secured. Mr.. Little
uses Ohio Valley Coffee whlCA he claims
excaeds all others in flavor, ClsannesS and
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LADIES, we have taken the agency ior
1taTnsr's BaSAar Patterns, and have Just
feseived a full stock Of new and latest
sIyles. Please call and obtain Catalogues,
When here, please examine the queen oil
Saving Machines, "lhO Standard"
Respectfully
EDw, l., Ross \ Coz
pealerin Standard and White Machines
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commencing, Tuesday, August II, and
during the meeting tile Baltimore 4 Ohio
will ran a special train, leaving Wheeling
at 0,S5 r. n. Returning, leave camp
ground al 1880 r. NJ, Eastern standard
time, ....
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WE have introduced q new system of
selling Watches OH tho lnStGllmcnt plan
whereby you can secure witch at once
on easy payments. tall and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JOWeIer,
Cor. Twelfth AMI Market SIS.
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter Stock wO shall offer
our Summer Stock ut reduced prices.
y. HESS 4 SONS.
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Mnr on tie Atlanta nrnnn

$40 from New York to SOUTHAMPTON,
$i2 from Southampton 10 New York. SIS
from Scandinavian potts 10 Now York by
the Express Steamers Of North German
lloyd Line. For other Information call
al tho European Steamship agency Of
II. i. BRHRRSB,
22l7 Market street.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August Ill A. NJ.
For Western Pennsylvania aud West
Virginia, local rains, followed by iaii
weather, northerly windO, ullghtly cooler.
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The balance OF our Summer Shoes and
Slippers at half price. Come early and So
cure q bargain. L.V. BLOND.
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WEAR lIalbtlggan Underwear. They
are tllo best and cheapest. All sizes at
" U, HESS l. SONS.
Thermometer Record.

The following elbows the range oil the
thermometer as observed at schnopPsdTuR
store, Opera House corner, yesterday;
"a. Nj, 7lo; l9 Nj, S20i 8 r. NJ, So 4 p
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MALTA PRINTS, blue and gold, newest
styles, at EMSlElMEpS.
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Uhe GmGethgetrfer.
0IIeoi MN. 70 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


New Advertisements.
WRntpd-Glrl 10 do Homework,
For salO-4G.lnch bicycle.
Lost BrsasLlIn.
iOsi-Ladys Gold Chain aud Charm.
Nor CInCInnnti-SttHuier Y. n. DatChplOf.
Entrll uAs Fixtures "a. J, Sweeney 4 Sou.
Decorated Gu aud dinner Wn,O- Ewing lirts'
WOrkingmen--GG X. MCMlChcn 4 EOu.
Waited S5,OO0-u. U. Smith, Real hta1e Agent
and broker.
PlGatCd Shirts D. Gundllug b Co.
wheeling Female College.
New GCOas-tiOO. N. snOOk & Co. - Head Of Local.
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GOT 9sut.
FoR RENT.
TOR REMIT
Gnr Snlr.

OF kAsLEY g DNOOks, lIll Market slfccI. auUj
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v IN wELLsBuRG, iltrAto on corner Ursna
aud Yankee streets, opposite r., ". u Ky. Depot.
rooms ana htOfeFOOmi also small tenant house III
two rooms sud Kitchen In rear II sold btlDr0
October lSt will DO sold ut II bargain KeasJtS Tor
kellilg want ~ go west Call on VI adde's r. ],
AiM5I RuEG, v Gllbbntg, W. Va aus