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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
BRIDGEPORT.

Joseph Black, of Altoona, while intoXi
Gated, went TO Mr.. Eli GilmOre's grocery
Tuesday afternoon and tried TO make away
with a watermelon After a tussle witt
the police he was logged in Jail. Yesterday
morning Mayor Mitchell fined him so 90
i'm default of which he went TO jail. Black
while sober is a good clever fellow, and his
many friends regret his bad break.
Miss Harry Weikert, OF Alliance, and
Miss Jessie Reed, of Steubenville, who
have been visiting Miss Bessie Fogle, have
returned home, Miss Fogle accompanying
Miss Weikert.
Peter L. Brown has the finest collection
of bugs and insects Of all kinds ever seer
in this section, consisting OF over 9OO ar
ferent kinds He will send them TO the
Fair.
Mr.. J. c. Reynolds, manager Of the Free
port stone quarry, Of Freeport, was in The
city yesterday.
Mr.. J. +. Wolcott, of Akron, and y. NJ.
Ong, Of Steubenville, are registered at the
Sherman House.
Miss Minnie Duncan, who has been so.
iourning at Atlantic City, has returned
home
Miss Emelia Neugart, who has been
visiting friends AZ Patterson, has returned
home
Assistant Postmaster George o. Cook
left yesterday for an extended trip through
/ Ohio.
Messrs. Edw. McConnaughey and Geo
| Burke left last evening for Washington.
Miss Marie Hedge who has been visiting
friends in Massillon, has returned home.
Mr.. Charles JunKins left yesterday iof
Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Carrie Branum left yesterday ior
Wellsville, TO visit friends.
Miss Flo Van Pelt is visiting friends in
Steubeuville.
MIR. J. W. Goodwin, of Butler, is in town.
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DIED.

SCHEMPF-On August .. 1870, az l. o'clock
midnight, JACOB SCHENrF, aged % years 4
months and days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. DPS Eon
street Thursday afternoon al o'clock. Friend.
OF the family respectfully invited. lnt"rmen'
at Peninsula cemetery, private
MAULE-HrNRy MArLE, OF Bellairc, o., at
Denver. Colorado.
Funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from
the home OF J. \. McNamee, at Bellaire.
DOLAN-Tucsday. August > 1890, at : o'clock
/ p. m.. NATE DoLAN, aged IS years.
/ Funeral from the Hospital this Thursday
morning at o'clock. lnterment at Nj. Cal
/ vary cemetery.
/ KOCH-On Wednesday, August 6, 1880. at L
O'Clock midnight, MAGGIE wife Of Louis Koch
aged 81 years.
| Funeral from her late residence No. lis Thir
ty-ar,t street, Friday afternoon at two o'clock
Interment at Peninsula cemetery Friends OF
| family invited.
/ FIELDS-At Chicago. Tuesday, August 9Th
| lSQO, TON. infant son Of Peter i. and Annie Is
/ Fields. aged 10 months.
/ Funeral from the residence OF his grandpar
euts. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Miller, No. 2si5 Chap
| line street. this Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are invited. In
,erment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
/ BECKER-Tuesday afternoon. August 9th
/ 1921. at $50 o'clock. Lulu CLARA. infant chi,
I of Charles and Lizzie Becker. aged { months
and days
Funeral services 40 residence OF parents No
eOi Main street on Thursday morning at II
o'clock. Friends Of family invited to attend
Intermeut at Greenwood cemetery.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

Special Correspondence Of TIE Register.
ST. CLAIRsvuLE, August DIR. Geo
E. Furbay is on pleasure trip through
the west.
Geo. Berdett. north of town, was fined
81 and cost by Probate Judge Castor for
hitting Ed Lewis on the side of the head
with an oak paling.
Chas Schumacher has sold his meat
shop TO his mother Chas will 60 To
Walkerville. Canada, where he Will CON
tinue the meat business.
Miss Iona HOffner has been crazed by
the death of John Hoffner, her brother.
Her emotions are heartrending. She has
been in this state for two days and II IS
doubtful if she RECEIVERS from the shock.
A number Of people will leave FOR Noun
tain Lake Park the last of the week.
Newton Ayers, Of Barton, buried little
child to-day az the Union cemetery.
The funeral Of John Hoffner took place
at4p. m. The l. O. G.. 4. Of Bridgeport
attended in a body Owing to the condi-
ton Of his sister Miss Iona who is suffer
ing from nervous prostration brought on
by grief, only "a short service was held at
the house, and the 1. 0. G.. 7. held their
services at the Union cemetery, where he
was buried.
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M rAKMER cArcmING oN.

Says the Daily Champion, Of Atchi-
son, Kan:
The Western farmer has no interest
whatever iu a protective tariff. His inter
est lies u the direction OF free trade and
access % all markets wherever his products
may be- iu demand
The Champion is a newspaper found
cd by one OF the earlier Governors of
Kansas and has been a Republican or
gan ever since there has been a Repub-
ican party.
Perhaps FOR this reason it continues
90 hold fast 20 the ideas Of the better
age OF Republicanism and repudiates
theyagaries OF these latter days. What
this veteran Republican organ declares
o. Dee FOR the interest OF the Western
farmers is equally desirable for the
farmers % the East-such as are left of
them-and the evidence is accommodating
fast that they begin TO see it. The sig
nifcance OF Mr. BLAINE's statement
that the Mckinley tariff bin "does not
give % market for another bushel OF
wheat OF another barrel OF pork" is con-
ing to Doe understood by the producers
Of grain aud hogs, and the indefinite
promise OF an enlarged "home market
through the restriction OF our foreign
trade viii soon find none So credulous
as To- believe it.
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WILL THE C. \. R. STOMACH THIss

WILL THE G. 4. r. STOMACH THIS
For downright uuadulterated cheek
the editor OF the National Tribune can
not be- beaten. lie sends out this bra
zen appeal on the eve Of the meeting
OF the National Encampment in thi,
city.
Comrades. long. long step has been "a
ken iu the right direction. Let us no"
rird up our loins for vigorous battle ioI
the remainder OF our rights-thc passage OF
the prisoners OF war bill, the repeal OF the
Limitation 90 arrears, the equalization OF
bounties and the National Tribune per diem
service pension bill.
The editor of the National Tribune D,
q pension agent whose profits from fee,
are estimated to reach the enormou,
sum Of - 900 per day. lie figures in
the later scandal Of the pension office,
Tor which au investigation has been or
dered by the House. Yet such "A man as
this. actuated by motives Of personal
profit. dares 90 address an appeal Of thi,
character To- the Grand Army as an or.
ganiZation.
The necessity Of some formal action
bv the Grand Army OF the Republic IN
condemnation OF the greed for pensions
becomes more apparent every day, IN
view OF the use which the claim agents
are making OF their connection with
that organization. The plaincSt Ian
guage should Dee used I'm expressing the
resentment Of that body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07

This preparation stands the almost tropical
heat OF FLORIDA. Canada's cold climate. and
boiling Sulph,ric Acid in Virginia. What NOR,
can bee desired:
It is now being applied in the city aud Oh tn,
Island 90 the residences of the most careful and
successful business men in the city | find on
all roofs except those recently put on the nail,
are destroyed by the atmosphere and in conse
quencc are loose 4 moderately strong wind
would blow OF hundreds Of squares This paint
when dry cements the shingles firmly together
Kindly call nj the Brunswick Hotel and So,
samples.
Agents wanted In other States.
iy9qS d. RELI
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KENDLER has been "electrocuted'
and the question asked is whether his
punishment was "cruel and unusual "
10 isa question that cannot be answered
definitely with our present knowledge
A current OF over 1000 volts was sent
through him for 10 seconds, The exc
cutloners thought that ought to suffice,
but it was discovered by the doc
tors that he was not yet dead.
Then the current was again APP
piled and run up 20 1000 volts
for l7 seconds, which finished him. 1t
is not likely that KE,NLER suffered one
second after the fatal fluid was ushered
into his cerebellum. IL is interesting,
however. Co note that one Of the medi-
cal experts present, DR.. SrrrzNA, gives
it as his opinion that this is the FIRST
and last electrical execution that will
ever take place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07

The wool clip OF this section has not
all been sold yet. There is notable
scarcity OF buyers. Some light may oe
thrown ON this state Of affairs when we
look at the condition Of the wooden
mills-the customers OF the farmer
The suspension Of the Bel Air Wooden
Mills. in Berkshire couaty, Mass ale
though only the elimination Of difficult
ties which have gone on for more than
six wears. serves TO emphaSize the Situa-
tiou I'm which this industry is placed 10y
existing conditions. The Pittsdeld cor
respondent Of the Springfield Rep"bi'-
cum is led 90 remark:
IL an open question IL the manuiactur-
crs OF this district are not beginning % %
doubtful. away down In their boots on tuc
wisdom of this notion % protection, whicl
has figured so prominently m the poli1.S.,'
history of the country the past forty years
We have been protected, and where uo
AVE- standf WHY. we have % wear cieals
ON orr legs 90 stand at all we arr liNS
ar,nken men. fun of protection anu
Grabbing wildly for the lamp post OF 'irec
trade To take brace and get our pear
ings People may talk. and argument Is
considerably freer than water mp thls way,
buf fal,s "a look at the situation. See these
fine water-p0wers. these wooden mil.s
built upon them. aud then wind up your
thinker Their wheels are rustng IN their
.,,i,efs fheir bobbins are rotting on the
spindles. the shuttles are silent, belts are
dusty and "the ceaseless hum Of industry
has ceased Could anything De WorSe
And hero is Bel Air 81. 900 behind and go
in- to shut down and throw 200 busy hands
out OF employment,
There seems 70 be a rapidly growing
impression that protection, either as
10 exists now. CT as it is provided by
Mr. CorUMus DELANo in the McNiN-
icy bin. does not entirely meet the re-
ouirements OF the situation in this re-
gard. The MCKINNEY bin means more
ruin.
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nrder Of Publication.

The object OF the suit commenced by the fore
going writ. Is 20 obtain "A divorce riHcalG
HQfrimOEU hy the plaintiff from the defendant
And It appearing from an affidavit filed in thi'
cause. at these rules that the defendant, Leroy
smith. Is nonresident OF the State OF Mes
Virginia IL is ordered that the SAID Leroy Smith
do appear within one month after the date o
the first publication of this order and do what l.
necessary 90 protect MS interests. II Is further
ordered that this order be published and posted
rs required by law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of our sale
Court. az the Court House OF said county thi'
9th day of August 1890, to-wit: August Rules
1870. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
published first time August :. lSgO)
Attest JOHN ", MITCHELL, Clerk.
l.. 5. JORDAN, Solicitor for Complainant.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.
IN Chancery.

Take notice that the dispositions Of Samuel
Rosenleib. Alice V. Smith and others will be
taken al the law Office OF l.. s. Jordan, No. 1871
Chapline street in the City Of Wheeling. in the
State OF West Virginia. ON the 2Sth day OF Au-
gust \. d. 1880. between the hours OF Q o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m, 20 be read in evidence
In the above named cause on behalf Of said
complainant, Alice Y. Smith. And II from any
cause the taking OF the said dispositions shall
not be commenced, or being commenced, shall
not be completed on that day, the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from time TO time until
the same shall be completed.
ALICE V. SMITH,
by l.. s. Jordan, her Attorney.
To LEROY SMITH. the Defendant. au7oawt
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PUBLIC SALE
-OFA-
House and Lot ON the Island.

DY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF THELArr
ID Sarah Harvey, ! will. on THURSDAY. h.
18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1870, at 10 o'clock a r
OF said day. Offer for sale before the C0art
House door 81 the Court House OF Ohio county.
in the City OF Wheeling. the following valuable
piece Of property, living and being on Nhrclin-
Island IN the said city. to-wit. The west ,s feet
OF lot number four in Zane, Island addition
as laid out by Henry Moore. fronting 80 feet of
the north side ~ Zane street and running back
l23 feet 90 an alley.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third ~ the purchase
money In cash aud the residue in two equal
payment, OF six ana twelve months. with in
tere,t from thr day OF sale the deferred pay
ments 90 Dee secured by "a lien retained upon the
property The title is believed 20 De uncNccp
tionabic. r. II. GlLLESPl.
Administrator with the will annexed OF Sarah
Harvey. deceased.
WILLIAM II. HAILER Auctioncer.
WHITE ~ ALLEN.
ftf- u u snu- ATTORNEYS
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CANADIAN
FIRE PROOF
ROOF PAINT

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. July Is, 1870.
W. h. Bel. Wheeling.
DEAR SiE;-Thc roof YOU painted for me il
standing our hot climate To my entire satisfac
tion. have not heard OF any being dissatisie,
among the many for whom You did work here
Yours truly. y. WEBSTER, VI. ID.
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Gnmcr County Democrats.

CHENILLE. W. VA, August 5.-Ihe
Democratic primaries OF this county
were held ON the second Instant with
tbe following result; j. \. kee and C..
n Connau were rcnOminated for the
clerkships Of the County and circuit
Courts: W. NJ. Arnold, House OF Dele
gates: c. Z. Bush. County Commissioner
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There Is not a section or a line In the
entire Mckinley bill that viii open mar
ket for another bushel OF wheat or an
other barrel Of Pork."-From James O..
BlgiHs's Litter 20 senator Fry.
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LET Is Do OUR OWN REGISTRA-
rION. OUR OWN COUNTING. OUR Own
CERTIFICATION.- Speaker Reefs PITS
burg AElr.ss
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EENNLEE could decide great ques-
tion 10 he would come back FOR brief
space CO. communicative mood
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SISTERS or THE VISITATION
4 school 81 more than national repufafI0
offers exceptional advantage Tor thorough Oh.
cation Of young ladir, boz all department D..
brary N six thousand volumes. Fine iN.
sophcal Chemical and Astronomical ArnlrliH-.
Musical Department specially noted Corps M.
Piano Teachers trained by leading profess p
from Conservatory of stuttgart Vocal cu.tli
| according 90 the method ~ the old Italian DOS.
tiers. Location unsurpassed for beauty ai
health Ten acres Of pleasure grounds Boar4
excellent.
For Catalogues. and references 20 patrons DO
all the principal cities, address ..
SEPT THE DlRECTRESS.
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Ir was something worse than sour
grapes ia Mr.. ArEINsoN's case.
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TIE S,q'c Of Vast Tirgipia, 10 he Sheriff Of Ohic
county, greeting.
We command YOU that you summon Leroy
Smith. II he found I'm your Bailiwick 70 appeal
no the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
County. at Rules 90 bee held FOR the said Court
on the first Monday in August, 1890. TO answer n
bill in Chaucery exhibited against him in IN,
said Court by Alice V. Smith, and have then
there this writ.
Witness. John ". Mitchell. Clerk of our said
Court, at the Court House 81 said county, in the
City of Wheeling. the 10th day Of July, 1880 and
In the 2Sth year OF the State OF West Virginia
JOIN ". MITCHELL. Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07

Mr.. HUBEAED says he'll take IL II it's
rendered him on a silver salver.
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CT, MARY'S FEMALE SEMINARY
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE.

list. Mary's City, Md. Commences its 18th
year Oct. l. Instruction thorough Terms
moderate. Address the Principal MISS A. +.
THOMAS iytbTUATUrb
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HowiS YourBI0od?

I had malignant breaking ont on my
ler below the knee. and was cured sound
and well with two and half bottles OF
5. : 5. Other blood medicines bad fail
cd 70 do me any good.
WILL {. beatty. Yorkville, 5 9.
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SurP1EE.S RErrRN

Leroy Smith is no inhabitant Of my bailiwick
nor found therein this 4th day OF August, 1890.
\. z. GARDEN, d. $.
For l.. Stecurod 5. q. {.
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ale,u advertisements.
4 INVOLVEMENT.

Major j. V L. Rodgers will be a candidate
Tor the nomination for the Office Of Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county, ". Va, subject
to the decision Of the Ohio County Republican
Convention. aui
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WHEELING INSTITUTE
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies and Children.

THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Il in English. Mathematics. Ancient and Mod
cution. and Calisthenics, advantages OF home
life and training.
Fall session begins "Wednesday, September3d.
1890 Address, MISS PARRAN. Principal,
nu2eAdrb No 100 Twelfth Street.
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For Rrnt.

ENoR RENT-THAT ELEGANT STopp
Il room No. 1893 west side Main street LIZ
occupied as the office OF the C., L. a ". R.R az
Terms reasonable. Possession given M lr..
Inquire Of NJ. REILLY. 1909 Main 81. ielo..lt
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C. A. ROBINSON. Prest. c.. z. IRWIN. Sec'y.
LA BELLE IRON WORKS. :
WHEELING, ". VA, July ., 1890. I
D. Bell, Esq, city;
DEAR SIR:-At your request we placed piece
Of tin covered with your roofing paint in boil
ing vat OF dilute Sulphuric Acid. II remained
there for twcnty-four hours, and came out,
much 20 our surprise. in about as good condi
tion rs when IL went I'm. We expected to see
the paint all gone and the tin well used up
From this test we are led 10 believe that such a
paint would be an excellent thing TO use on
metal roofs in climate like ours. where the
sulphur ia the atmosphere is 50 hard on them
Yours truly. G. \. ROBINSON. Pres't
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low SAYS the Hon. GEORGE W.
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The object OF this suit is 20 recover the sum OF
S2725O. with interest thereon from the 18th day
OF January, 1871, and To attach the estate OF the
defendant in the State Of West Virginia. And
1t appearing from an affidavit filed in said cause
40 these rules that James Elliott Is "A non-rcsi-
dent OF the State OF West Virginia, II is ordered
that the said James Elliott do appear within
one month after the date OF the first publica-
tion of this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interests. IL Is further ordered that
this order be published and posted as required
by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of our said
Court at the Court House OF said county this
9th day OF August. 1870, to-wt: August Rules,
1890 JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
published the first time August Z. 1901
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
/. f. JoNEs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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To Whom it May Concern,

7 HEREBY STATE THAT WAS Discharged
i from the Riverside Steel Plant by Lou Roper,
boss in the converting mill, second turn, with
out Just cause. lie wanted 10 suspend me for
thirty days for the alleged onense, but refused
and demanded my time up to date ending my
connection with the plant. because not guilty OF
the charge made against me.
au.u JERRY MANNING.
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alr,u advertisements.

NOR sALE-BARBER sHOP-SPLENDID
Il location, and doing good business. App!
at No. % sixteenth Street. au'e&ua
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ATKINSON BACKS DOWN.

Hon. GEORGE w. ATKINSON, through
the chief Republican organ Of the dis
trict, has rendered his declination OF
the Republican Congressional nomina-
ton.
Two motives actuated Mr.. ATKINSON
in this. In the first place, he read the
handwriting on the wall and saw, prob
ably more clearly than any one else,
that he could not De elected, for the
Hon. GEORGE W has done con-
siderable circulating and much
quiet talking in this district
of late. He has learned something
about the Indignation Of the people Of
the First district regarding the infamy
by which they have been deprived Of
representation in Congress, Of which
outrage on popular rights he was the
chief beneficiary.
In the second place, he saw very
clearly that he could not get the nomina-
ton to start with. The Republican
managers know that Mr. ATKINSON was
defeated I'm ISIS, and they have no de-
sire to try him again with the chances
against him Infinitely greater than they
were then.
Mr.. ArEINsoN's declination follows
very closely upon the REGIsrER's ehal-
lenge to him and his party TO try it over
again-suSpiciouSly close. They have
no desire TO try that race over again
with the same racers. They know they
lost the last race, but were declared
winners by an UNANIMOUSLY foul decision.
They know that everybody in the grand
stand, everybody i'm the quarter stretch,
everybody in the back stretch, every
body in the home stretch, and all the
boys i'm the trees and those on the fence
aud peeplng through the knot-holes,
know that PENDLEroN won the race
fairly and squarely, and was cheated
out Of il by Pirate REED, after he had
won IL.
They have been brazenly claiming
that ATKINSON won in the face Of these
facts, but they dare not try the race
over again and have plainly indicated
20 Mr.. A. that ne is not the nag to
win, although the declination OF
our challenge carries with il an ac-
acknowledgement that an their claims were
false and that Mr. ATKINSON holds his
seat ia Congress by virtue Of brazen
fraud
10 matters not whom they substitute
for Mr.. ATKINSON, hc is doomed % de-
feat 10 the REGI>rEE has any knowl-
edge OF the sentiment of the people
regarding the methods by which their
will has been defeated.
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1G Mt. Vernon Place. Baltimore. Md.
MRS. JULIA X. TTTM lLER and MRS. ANNE
VI CABELL RUST Principals. Boarding arI
Day School for Young Ladic, and Little 6Ir.-
Boarding pupil, limited 90 -. Rc-oprns Sept ~
IA-IWI III. Nul-rl
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Wheeling Island.

Three Room Frame House on s Huron street
pantry and cellar. lot S0Ni2O feet, a bargain for
81 30.
30. 80 Zane street, 10 rooms lot isxl9l f.rt
$500.
Five Room Frame House northeast corner Mary
land and y. York street.
No. i37 s. broadway, room house.
Six Room Frame House on y Front street
No. ~ New Jersey ST.. 8 rooms. Frame House.
Three Frame Houses, southwest corner Zane
aud Broadway.
No. Il Maryland St, rooms, lot 6O1lSO
Lots on South Penn street.
Lots on South Elm street.
Fine Lot on y Front street. jONli3 feet, 1890
No. 20 5. Broadway. Dot eJXlsJ feet.
ALSO
No. 2sl7 Eon street, , rooms. stable in reaf.
s2GlU
No 6I7 Main street, s ROOM, brick. Look at
H. $500
No 1910 Byron street. Brick, six rooms.
No ~ Eleventh street, Brick. six rooms.
No 299s Chapline St. six rooms and store room.
No 40 Twelfth St. rooms. lot 6DNl2O feet.
Nos fS3 and l32X Sixteenth St. lot 30XlO.
RINEHARr ~ TATUM.
fv9eh 1914 Market Street.