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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Ahrnnn.

strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. William Woodburn, Of Cameron,
was in tho city yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Leach Ia visiting friends in
Wheeling,-Bellaire Independent.
Rev. ]. Gibson CAN'T aud wife returned
yesterday from visit to Maryland.
Hon. Caleb Borgess., Of harrisburg, Is
in the city attending the U. 8. Court.
NJ. F. B. Lloyd, Special Examiner for
the Pension Bureau, is at the stamm
House.
! Mr.. II. B. Gates, of Indianapolis, an ex.
tensive glass buyer, is at the Mcclure
House.
Miss Orc Blon, Of Bellaire, who has
been visiting friends In Wheeling has re-
turned home.
DR.. W. II. Former returned to the city
yesterday after a sojourn Of several weeks
In the country.
NJ. r. Frame, Esq, got home yesterday
from a fence inspecting tour down the
Parkersburg branch.
Col. William Exley returned yesterday
from trip to Columbus In the interest Of
the coming State Fair.
Mr.. Martin Thornton, proprietor Of the
Capital restaurant, leaves for Parkersburg
this morning 10 visit an old friend who Is
sick.
Joe WoodmRnsee, son Of Lewis Wood.
manBee, who Is engaged in business at
Milwaukee, ls visiting his father, near
Bridgeport, Ohio.
Mr.. Charles W. seabright and family
have returned from an extended trip 10
the northwest, 81. Lawrence river and
the eastern watering places.
Mrs. D. W. Custer, q charming lady,
accompanied her husband, editor Of the
Sistersville Independent, 10 the city 10 AZ.
tend the Press Association meeting.
Mrs. J. ]. Vance left on Tuesday for her
home In Cincinnati, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Ida Trimble, Of the South
Side, who will make an extended visit In
Cincinnati.
judge John ]. jackson and Clerk Jasper
Y, Moore, OF the U. s. court, us. District
Attorney o. Q. Watts, U. s. Marshal O.
Sehon and Hon. D. Leonard are At the Nc.
Lure House.
Mr.. Charming NJ. Smith, Of the Index,
park ersburg, who has been attending the
session OF the State Press Association, left
last night for Columbus, 10 take In the
Ohio State Fair.
MIR. O. L, Peck, the urbane editor Of
the Hinton Independent, who arrived here
Yesterday 10 attend the meeting oil tho
State Press Association, 10 accompanied by
bis wife, Almost eSlimable lady.
Dr.. John L. DlCkey and MeSsts, James
| v. DiCkoy, JRme6 Adams aud George
Woods returned yesterday from q trip to
Baltimore, from thence 10 Boston by
steamer, and home via New York and
Washington,
Hon. George R. TinRle, formerly Of this
city, but now Seal Commissioner In Alas.
ka, has arrived at his fathers home At
Cambridge, lie will DO al the State Fair
next week, and will be welcomed by his
many warm friends In this vicinity
Mr.. g, Il. Mendel arrived home last
evening from q tour Of the racing circuit ID
the intetoBt oil tho West vlrSInIA State
Fair HO says The interest IN tho even
elsewhere exceeds that manifested BY the
people az homo, and next weeks ialf will
DO is big 20 The gtoundS can hold,
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SAVANNAH, GA, Sept, l,--OApt, George
W. Lamar, who has been appointed post.
master Of this city, called on Postmaster
Wilson, who 10 now In office, ycDterday
and demanded the office. Nj. Lamar
said: ~ have orders here to receive the
papers and property belonging 10 the
Office, for which ! give you there receipts.
l detnahd the office and shall act 40 post
master Of Savannah"
~ shall stay In until put OUT re-.
sponded Col. Wilson. And he added ~
refuse 10 accept tho reCelpls,"
~ have been duly appointed postmas.
ter, said Captain Lamar, land / consider
you by courtesy only d visitor In this
Office"
~ do not yield my rights. You must
put me out" was the reply. "You must
Use force stronger than | am"
Colonel Wilson still holds the Office,
He. says that he has done nothing wrong
and that the President has no authority
10 remove him. Both parties have law.
yet3 and further developments are OK.
peoted,
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Dan Robinson Is having his barber shop
remodeled throughout.
Miss Blanche Poole Is the guest OF st.
OlairsVllle friends during the fair.
R.T. Howell returned yesterday from
. two weeks business trip through West
Virginia.
George B. Turner left yesterday on a
trip In the interest OF Harper & Bro, OF
Wheeling.
Thomas Morton, OF Pittsburgh, was the
guest Of his iather.in.law, Mr.. George
Bartholomew, yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Chandler and daughter,
Miss Cassie, left for Chicago and other
western points yesterday.
Postmaster Patterson, Of Martins Ferry,
was assisting DR.. Cook to arrange the
business Of the postoiice yesterday.
Nate Hanshaw got on the war path
yesterday at his fathers home in the
West End. After knocking everybody
out about the house, he proceeded to de.
molish the windows, doors, &c.
Tho case of Mrs. Alice stenger against
Robert Galbraith, both Of Martins Ferry,
for selling liquor to her husband, comes oil
to-day before Squire Howell Jury trial.
The case Ia exciting much interest.
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ave scARc1rY or srEEL.
All the Plants HsreabOut Months Behind
With their Orders,

All the Plants HeFeRbout Months Behind
With their OFdSrS.
The soft steel business which has grown
up in Wheeling and vicinity in the very
recent past has beooms one Of the most
important industries OF this section,
Those companies which are making nails
have little steel to sell in an unfinished
state, but most Of them have surplus
product to dispose OF. A number Of nail
factories not having steel plants Of their
own are making steel nails, and this, with
the demand for other purposes, Is greater
than the manufacturers can supply. The
Bellaire works, which Is running to It's full
capacity in the steel plant and selling all
the steel made, ae its nail works
are idle, has on Its books orders
enough to run it up to next January with
out a sIoppage. Those plants which have
9 limited supply for the market daily re-
tuse orders, This week Mr.. MeachRm,
secretary Of the nail'mill at Ashland, Ky,
came here to purchase steel for his fac
tory, but conld not place an order for i'm
mediate delivery In this valley. Said q
gentleman connected with one Of the
plants recently:
"lhis steel business Is only in its In
fancy. Twice the capacity Of production
would not now satisfy the demand, and II
will bs increasingly so for several years to
Gomez
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STATE FAIR RACES.
THE LIST or rSrRIEsEcOMPIErE
And many Famous faSt Flyers Included.
The Prospects of the Annual Fair Next
Week Unusually Bright-A big Poul.
try EThibIt-Horses Turned Away,

The officers Of the State Fair Associa-
ton will to-day move their Office to the
Fair Grounds, where they will be found
hereafter till the close OF the fair next week.
The speed entries close Thursday night.
There are nearly 100 entries altogether
for the different races. The live stock
entries close Friday evening, and all other
entries Saturday evening, At least a
score Of class horses had to be refused,
everything being full. The cattle show
will excel anything ever before seen. The
poultry show will exceed in number and
quality even the big exhibition OF last
year, Oyer 1900 entries have already
been received, which will Guido anything
ever seen in this line in the United States.
The officers say this fair will be the biggest
ever seen here II the weather proves pro-
pitious,
Following Is list OF the speed entries
80 far received, excepting those in the
running races;
Tuesday, September u $3.50 irOti pure $500,
EdWinM., b. g., II DabS, HacketutoWn, n. ].
OlAreaC9 T., b, g., l., ], MArke, steubeuvile,
ambassador, biz, :, Joseph Webster; Jewett, Ohio.
Dr. stull, J, NJ, shu ], ClRrkSOn, Ohio.
Lucy, b; M Z; Webster, GARRISON, ONO.
Quinn, D. y. Hal, " Mays, "a
bracelet, b. u'I FRtrick Higgins Pittsburgh, ia,
Jennie NJ, CHI M VIM T. de AEnst Pittsburgh.
Wednesday, september S; 2'26 pace purse sGO1.
Stella Foster b. M Ch@S; FIe9l, Pittsburgh.
Lady WilEln, bE M w, Wilkin, Cambridge, Q,
judge Lynch' en- 81 u kOS A0tsgr0Ye, steuben'
Nue
Excelsior, :. 81 A. H. Manu-, Allegheny CITY
BLACK heuTy' DIX w. D. y, Davis, !Loll0n, o.
Lac Rose, D. ~ i 4; Mone' thl!IiPs6urS' Ia
Emna Ii ~ y" m ~ MStt IillI CIncynn,I n
Tsur,,la,, S.,,,ohrr m, o'lo i,o,. INK, son
4" 'N a'r''"'u ~ ",S"V,, V"'% S''V
Gapl, stone, DIS T.; Mm. WllElni cambridge u
FRINGE, Dr. FL y. ~ Kennedy, Denniion, .,
i'ocrtle,, b, m, X, beatty, seubenville,
Ielhe n, Co. m, VIM =, de ATlnel, tltHburgh'
UyJas GSjdt b. ~ II Il sSejm mvGI jpe,yo q
Hiram Miller, b, g., W, 4, Mcconnell, Columbus,
Ohio,
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rIIE Etnsr EXpLOsIoN


OF Natural Gus here Teaches Curious man
Lesson.
There wasan explosion Of natural gas in
East Wheeling yesterday, the result OF
the grossest CRrelessness on the part Of o
young colored man. While the people in
the vicinity Of the explosion were badly
scared, fortunately no special damage was
done. The Colored individual was hardly
more than a lad in years, but was pos.
sCBsed Of the curiosity OF q woman. He
was anxious 10 know how much OF an ex.
ploslon natural gas could mako, and to
test 1t dropped lighted match through
one OF the holes In the perforated cover Of
the street box OF the Manufacture Com.
pany at the corner OF Eof and Nineteenth
streets. He was not sure when he dropped
the match whether there was any gas in
the box or not or whether there would be
an explosion. He did not have very long
10 wait that the perforated cover went up
sailing; there was q bang, flash and a
wild, wierd howl from frightened color
ed youth who was blown about fifteen feet
with a singed sGalp as q reminder that
curiosity Is not always q good thing. The
name OF this Rdyenturcsome youth was
not learned and he IL therefore doomed to
achieve no widespread fame. The Ras that
caused the explosion came from joint
that had not yet been reached by the tes-
tiers who are now busy at work oil along
the line. But under any circumstances q
street box Of gas company Is no place In
which to drop lighted match,
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Martins Ferry.


re, CLARK has removed from Hanover
to Washington street.
Sasman & Laudie, OF Chicago, are re-
pairing Lafayette Hall and putting in some
new scenery.
Dr.. Robinson and A, ]. Foote, OF To.
ronto, o., came down yesterday to look
over Martins Ferry.
Mesurs. Scarlott and Mckenzie reopen
the Excelsior rink Saturday night, with a
skating aud dancing carnival,
The O., L. & W. have a force OF men at
work on First street, leVeling up their
hurriedly laid track, and putting in more
ties.
William Ford, manager Of the Laughlin,
was taken suddenly sick with cholera
morbus Tuesday night, and for awhile his
life was despaired OF,
The forge department OF the Laughlin
mill will be off for week or ten days on
account OF breaking the housings OF the
rolls Tuesday night, The nail factory is
on as usual.
Twolittle boys in Clark's addition got
into boyish fight yesterday, when one OF
them got the other down, jumped on him
with both feet, breaking the shoulder
blade. DR.. Williams relieved the little
sufferer
VIII Paine and Miss Lettio Taylor, OF
Pleasant Ridge, greatly surprised their
friends by getting quietly married last
night, RsY. ]. s. sscrest oil Bridgeport,
tied the matrimonial knot, after which all
present partook Of bountiful supper.
ia, Bayless drove down to the Stand.
ard mill yesterday morning, and left his
horse and wagon with two little boys.
While absent his horse took fright and
ran oil, striking a lamp.post and breaking
1t of, aud at last ran into fence, broke
loose from the wagon and continued It's
running until tired out.
The "earth shake" was distinctly felt
over here, frightening some almost out Of
their boots, so to speak. In some in.
stancesth the shock was 80 severe as 10 throw
articles from nantes, break lamp chin.
neys, etc. A X. OF L. meeting In progress In
Theaker & DiCkson's building adjourned
precipitately when the shocks were felt.
When the news Of the terrible loss OF life
at Charleston and other points was re-.
Ceivsd, crowds gathered on all sides and
discussed the situation exCitedly.
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II. & o, Excursions to 81. CiairSvllIo Fair.
The baltimore & Ohio will run trains at
excursion rates To st. ClRirsville Fair, Sep.
TENDER let, I'd and Sd, leaving Wheeling at
1926 AM, landing passengers direct at the
fair ground gates without change. Return.
Ing leave fair ground station at 4 1870 p. N.
The Fall Association have Just completed
an elegant half.mile track. Everybody
should spend day in the most beautiful
fair grounds In tho State,
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II. 4 o. Excur,lons 10 st. clnIr,ylllo rnlr

~ v " ''V''' W W '''U ''II'
The Baltimore & Ohio will run trains at
excursion rates to ST. Clairsville Fair, Sep.
TENDER LIST, I'd and Sd, leaving Wheeling at
1926 A. NJ, landing passengers direct at the
fair ground gates without change. Return.
ing leave fair ground station at 4:30 p. NJ.
Tho Fair Association have Just completed
an elegant halt.mile track. Everybody
should spend day in the most beautiful
fair grounds in the State.
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RITCuIE nEPUBLICANs..
The Candidates to DO Voted for ut sNtu
hnYln prImnrIos.

The Candidates to be Voted for ut sNtur.
days Primaries.
The Republicans OF Richie district met
last evening at Labor Hall, in the Eighth
ward, to select suitable gentlemen from
among whom the nominees for district
offices might bs chosen Saturday evening.
Dr.J. II. Pipes, thepresent efficient incum.
bent, was nominated for School Commits.
sioner; A. ]. schultze and Godfrey Shul
for County Commissioner, and the fol.
lowing named persons for delegates to the
Congressionional Convention; Squire
McCready, Frank Rhinehart, Squire
schultse, W. H. schrebe, AdoIph Fritz,
Daniel Cleln, George KruCkenburg,
George schad, Henry Dannenberg, John
Walf0rd, Jacob stOrnagle, w. H. Blond,
s. B. Farrell, O. D. Thompson and A. q.
Fischer,
Tho primaries will be held from 0 to 0
r. NJ. on Saturday at the Eighth ward hose
house.
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BUSINESS men wishing to advertise in
any newspaper published in the United
States, or British Provinces, ansend their
orders 10 Geo. P. Rowell & Co.'s Newspa-
per Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce street,
New York, who are authorized to contract
for all at the lowest obtainable rate.
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Superintendent Of Carriers.


The advance sale Of seatu for The en-.
gagement OF Folks "Mixed Pickles" COM
pany at the Opera House next week opens
tomorrow morning, and those who de.
sire to avoid the rush consequent upon
the State fair week should secure their
seats in timo, The repertoire has already
been announced in these columns, and It
Is sure to draw packed houses. City PEG.
pie will do we'll 10 attend on Monday and
Tuesday evenings il thoy would avoid be-
Ing crowded out by their Country cou.
Rina.n
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United States District Court opened Ia
this oily yesterday, Judge :. J. Jackson
iiey, o. O. Watts, qualified. An order
was made that q grand jury be drawn ior
next Tuesday. In the ChanGery cause
Of Ioeeph Dullner 70. D, D. 7. FArnawofth
Il al, tie defendants answer was hled.
Court adjourned until 10 A, n, today
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A MouNDsvILIE ELopEMENT.


wheeling Youth Hnd u Glrl Oh sixteen
ElOpO and are Wed.
A highly sensational and romantic
elopement took place at Moundsvllle
Monday night, which has created great
interest. John Falloure, son OF Frank
Falloure, OF the camp ground hotel, has
been staying on the MoundsvillO camp
ground, and while there he met and be-
came enamored OF Miss Ella Riggs, Of
Martinsburg, who was visiting at her
aunt's, Mrs. Firms. A match was hastily
made, and as both parties arc 'o'er young
10 marry" they decided to elopo. The
scheme was cleverly planned and carried
out Monday evening. Miss Riggs announc-
ed that she would leave that evening for
Omaha, Nebraska, where her parents had
lately moved, but, instead Of taking the
westbound train, she was met by her
lover and they took the eastbound train
and were whitfield away. An effort 10 stop
them at Grafton by telegraph failed. II
IL supposed that they have gone 10 some
point In the East and were quietly married.
Franks many friends on the Garden
Spot will greet him and his bride with
warm welcome when they return. Mrs.
Finn takes the matter very hard. Her
niece 10 only 10 years old.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. tall and investigate.
JACOB w. 6RUBB, Jeweler,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Sts.
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LOU SWADACKER.

We have Just received the handsomest
rs well as tho greatest variety Of Chemi
settles ever brought to this city. TheJ
are choice, and carefully selected. w
respectfully invite inspection. 49,
LOU SWABACKER.
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Doddridge county Democrats held their
convention at West Union, on Tuesday,
to choose delegates to the Congressional
Convention on the 7th. A correspondent
writing from there under date OF yester-
day, says that Of twenty-five delegated
chosen twenty will vote for Frame as long
as he has any following in the convention.
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W"VU''"B D''1FU II WI UT" IA FU"I1IWH
at Wheeling, September 0, Z, 8, 8, 10 and
II, 1886. On the above dates. the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets to Wheeling at low excursion
rates. For rates, time Of trains, &C., see
email bills, or call upon or address Agents
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
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jim, LirrLS has opened TO the public
his baltimore 4 Ohio Restaurant and Com
ie6uonety, No, IL Sixteenth street. First.
ciass meals viii be served at all hours At
reasonable prices. Also board by The week,
day OF meal, can be secured, MI, Little
ti5es Ohio Valley Coffee whlch he claims
exceeds oil others In flavor, CleahneSS and
strength,
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00lcoi Nos. 40 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements

Wanted 1.-Two ChambOrmRids.
TIVE Front Rooms For Rent
WautCd-A FIr,t.ClASs Baker:
Wanted-A uirl for General Homework.
W0ntod-An Intelligent Man.
Miss mary A, Wilde, Teacher OF Plano and Organ
Llnsly Institute.
60 hlldrcnA kneO pAntS-D. Gundllng Il Co.
Madison District Republicans.
Excelsior baking lOWder.
Wheeling Opera House ]. u. Polk.
Ohio County Republican Convention,
]. y. Rhodes q CO.-Ncw Fall Dress Goods.
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
Of Fall and Winter Stock We shall offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
U. HESS Il SOFAS.
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PRICE LIST

or tic zig Shoe House, a. Twelfth street,
Wheeling, for To-day only.
Baby Shoes, 80 cents; ChlldB' Spring
Heel Shoes, 50 cents; Ohilds' High Top
Shoes, 30 cents; Ladies' Baton Shoes, 81
Msn'G Brogans, 50 cents; Hob Nails, 81 ;
Mems Nice Lace Shoes, $l.16j Mems But.
ton Shoes, $l.26; Ladies' Extra Nice Kid
Button, $780, Opera Slippers, 60C. ALL
widths In ladies' fns shoes very cheap.
The best $26 Mems Shoes In the world.
Now, we only name these prices Tor to-
day aud not Tor tomorrow.
Bio sHoB HousE,
A Twelfth Street,
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10 ru 10 Llle 81. ClnLr.rIlle fnIr

take train leaving bridgeport at 9A. NJ,
central standard tlme). You will have
the entire day on the beautiful grounds,
leaving after The races Of 6iSOP. N. Round
tip only 30 oents.
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EVERYBODY who will may have q pleas
ant time at the Mikado Tea and Bazaar
for the benefit OF North Street NJ. T..
Church, at North End Rink, tonight.
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WEAR Dalbliggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes at
d. HESS a sons.


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepPs drug
store, Opera House corner, Tuesday :
"a. NJ, o.; u M 1888 r. NJ, 72'; Z. r.
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Is by train leaving Bridgeport at o A. NJ.
central standard tlme). by this route
YOU will have ample time to witness the
close Of the races. Round trip % cents.
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WARRINGTON, u. O., Sept, al A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather, warmer, winds gen.
erally BOuthefly.
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SEPTEMBER OPENING.

Our store will be open every evening
until 0 O'Clock, Saturday 1890.
]. q. DILLON, JewCler.
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pA1riNioitis 4 Quo,
Cheap i.scurslon 10 lllo Ntounlnln,.

SheHp hAcurhoh 10 tho mOuhtnlhA,
On September 4 the Baltimore h Ohio
will sell round trip tickets 10 Oakland at
the low rate OF 50 90, Mountain Lake
So 20 and Deer Park 81 40, Tickets good
10 return until Monday, September 0, on
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NoRrH STREET NJ. Il. CnuRCn Festival
and Bazaar at North End Rink tonight.
Everybody welcome.
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LADIES, we have taken the agency for
Hafper's Bazaar Patterns, and have just
received q full stock Of new and latest
styles, Please call and obtain catalogues,
When hare, please examine the Queen Of
Sewing Machines, "The Standard"
Respectfully,
,EDw. i, Ross 4 Co.,
Dsalefln Standard and White Machines.
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2eal Estate.
FOR SALE.

A General Merchandise Store at Barton, lelnbs,
county, Ohio; good trade and location No. /, he
opening for good business man, BulldI.g ON,
Ef Is Of large Elor0IoOm on llrVt floor SlOrcO1m "a
second floor and sig roOncd dwelling, valued Ii
o. 900. Sock In orc IL vHlusi ut 500 sttt
will DO reduced or iuvOlcGd 10 suit purchaser Glsn
two small dwelling houses and blacksmith shop
adjoining. Will sol asa whole or divide 10 ui,
purchaser,
Dwelling House No, ?Olo Cha Zine street, gruuul
D feet 'front.' running TO alley 100 feet six large aud
six small rooms. Price, st,6l0
No. ~ Nineteenth street, large Brick Dwelling,
u rooms; Is valued At 81 900.
Nc. 40 Sixteenth street, 7 rooms, finished lte
two halls; II valued Ut $1,000.
400 Acre Farm, 100 acres cleared, at SIS RraCp
less than two miles from board TIOO Station Onlhs
u & o RdilfOld
No $50 Market street, half lot, rents for 800 NJ
annumt can 20 bought for $3.50
No. 1901 Main street, new business House Ad
Dwelling; can be bought for sl,gOO.
No. Of TWentyFccOnd LtrrCI, ground 80 lie,
square; can DO bought for $500
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The following furnished by superinten-
dent Albright shows the amount Of work
done by the city letter carriers in the
month Of August, 1886:
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Ladies' Fine Button Shoes rs cents and
Mems Calf Low Shoes IS cents, and many
other bargains at LynCh's, Twelfth street,
Wheeling.