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Citn properin for Sale.
PEERLESS MANSIONS.

Gitn properin for Sale.
PEERLESS MANSIONS.
,, as tnhI,t un!,h 2,>9i ir't; fonr ~to'-. hS"
men, and ,cl,r, classical original and uni -.
staten az orncr op ior in~loc,'oh IL piiN - W
West >3d.s..
A BsoLl rEI.Y rilr HANp>0Mtsr uo' 81 IN
no IA WI>r 'Gril.>r.
rV-rhc most BEAUTIFUL lolf."t slut IN NJ" YORK
two t,r.nd Entrance, Central farh also fii'r''r
Mosaic Architecture. Music.room Ball rom ton-rr,a
TINY Dining Irunar. i!Ii.lrd aud ,.au,r l\t ri>ion
in fact complete hnus, -" hrllt I" ia" 'iti :"
.Notn. wen worth hI-p ction i'gaidl Il ANY dt
~ purrha>'. luilt SPECIALLY M 'a' w"r" And Designer
W Apply to Y. il. Sli.ylN>o\ 60.
loo Br"LdWoy.
4 VERY desirable dwelling 10 sale. "r'ni'd hv owner
n beautifully dcrolatd desirable lo' alton. "" l."D
Mldi,"u.avr door above Soth.s can b' seen dtN
or evening pri'" r"a'onabc
L. SALE. The banning hon-"- - ia" row ,n th.
-. N,,, 30 a. - Wet irtvcn Central l'arK W.
aud .h.a'-.. ,'uibrLcns novel hatr M"rtht 81 m
~ elton: a y g:,,t hoi-' At r\tr'u"lN low h;I''
.rnd Tor lr,,.i.hN" pamphlet. or inspect them AT an,
wat hmm ia constant auhudi'' street r'H'r" u
aud To b. rat'd with asphalt ~ mann, =.
pulc,., OF r,urLuc" viii - issued 10y tn IlELi
nI AfNNrIl. \Np rktsT COMPANY. thus ri'"Nms
ur,-, r, nf al d.ay In examination Of tur. and aIuri
Il them al~"lut" srnilfN. ,.,, "a az. .,,
JAMES +. HALL. owner and Builder. 10 West I'D
st r. ih>'s
| Il I'll Il. STORY LARGE tx iENsinN. fIE>rALAN>
urtya,. dwrllng. south side OF s"d.,t.. ten
in construction ha," been adopted. - .
Titl's Mi b. guaranteed by MlcI"Sc Of H. TITLE
G Ssw.YSrS NND JSS LlviSGsrnS < S@X.
'"' 1870 Fast 1i-,st.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EUROPEAN DAYS AND WAYS. by Alfred E. Leg
illustrated. l2mO. PIP. $40. Philadelphia; ). h.
LippncOtt Co.
General Lees portly and handsome volume not
only contains the record Of extensive travel on
the Continent Of Europe, but is rather unduly
swelled by the kind of information for which one
socks to histories and guide-books. Two chap
tcrs for example, are devoted to biographical
sketch Of William the First, Emperor OF Germany
and much space is occupied with historical sum-
marios which, however useful in certain circum-
stances, can hardly be considered appropriate III
o chronicle Of travel through the bcst-known re-
gions in the world Had the author written his
personal experiences and impressions at greater
length his book would have gained in value AMI
interest, for he Is keen observer and has pleas
ing style.
The most attractive chapters in the volume are
those which describe pedestrian tours through the
Austrian Airs. the Tyrol. etc. and those which
treat of German social and family life, when arc
appreoiative and full. if rot especially NOEL lEe
later chapters. in which visits to Sicily, Naples
Pompeii and Vcsuvus. and a tour through spain
are described, suffer from the historical padding
before alluded to. Tho author has stadied the
arts of the countries through which he passed
with considerable care and judgment. and his last
CHAPTER contains an interesting short study oil
Murillo. The book is well illustrated. clearly
printed on good paper and neatly bound
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

nae, FOWL. 4 u T. X O'Connor. lob Avenue A.
n as:r Ja,%S n tc o5o l. Ar'"nF'n'' i'''A''N
SHE Mutual Lie in-"rance Co. same properly
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i:r"vI..":. jan t" J II I'"' i2''"''' ''''a''
nrrni'n. Ann. !" i KoOl' A" "'0'';' Avenue A.
,i,r. rairi, 4 + Lyon. n " co'""r i>ta'c anu
,o, ,n =, "n aan 4; t" .i. k%n" ''''
,;nnii william. It al 10 J NJ CanLa. ssh'|t W
N,v. Jnn. t" Ign!,able Life Assurance soci".;
; iii,n',t 5h-a,c: m"ft-. y'ar, s2.c'o:
HrH'y john 70 tn" ''n;rin,r" aha i'"S' ~ >
ia ida, io ~ph. '. n,rlt. shave. "oih'st
maai',. ion,a O. t" 90 Va" 49, -"h'''' e
,n M,;;-F; I Sdar to 60 ''''''''
Jarob. fiia, to { 4 ScimiG'mann. sistss l'''
Ii..,crsrr Frances to TIL" ..narautee and Trust Co.
.Gcth..t d" tth4,e. var az goo d,.,.,, savings
Bank 37th.~ . cth:ay" year. 5000 ,,...
Mc'i,.us Pm to j II I''. W cor SHAY and h''h'
OFT ',.-c~. y. to Eo"m"r. N 3%h'-:. 2d'a>"'
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rrn,.r i,'aI l.. sane II loi,a-st. W "d-are.
Eat. +. to l. sn,h III wc-t 4j;h-' -"'uF"' ird;
Ra.mu..-n. II G. Model Building and Ink Loan ASso
~n,,r J : 70 G w"dcnf'. ID. 'E'--'. 9th ave-
,"r.h i"ri- to c Noo,ny 10: %, North M"lr"'c
. nn,-.rins John. Graham. cor li'h'a'" and
ON, / var Ill o0N.
''' ss,,,rnn I,r.G 10 We'll II SuHok.-t, year
r. rnr Io,elh. to J F!,&N n 'ai'' loihav"
~, 'ia,i C. to J l. Wells. "rov"-'t. rlf's'
,
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS Will Be held IS fol.
lows:
A. the College Buildings. 49rH.sT. AND MADISON.
AVE. for the
SCHOOL OF ARTS and
SCHOOL Or MINES
.see.anins on MONDAY. Sept. 90 at 10 A. NJ; for the
SCHOOL OF LAW
On SATURDAY, Oct 4, at 10 A. NJ. ; fer the
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE and
SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY
, fMArRICULATION DAY. SATURDAY. OCT. ~
And at 4s7 WEST osTH-ST, for tho
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEoNS),
Beginning on TUESDAY. Sept. cS.
Tia academic year will begin. for the Medical depart
ent on wednesday Oct at a. NJ, and for the other
departuents on Monday Oct. 6, at 10 q. In.
SETH LOW. LII. o.. President
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fam 5rbcols.
r. INTENSITY OF THE CITY or NEw-YoHk'
LAW SCHOOL.


RI INTENSITY OF THE CITY OF NEwYoHk.
LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL. D. D., LII. D.. Chancellor.
N4ENpY NJ acCitACKEN, ID, LID Nltc-t haneeiior'
DAVID h. JAQCES, LII. D., Dean OF Law facui'!'
Thu ,h,,v.ccona session begins Oct. l. $780, and ends
June /, 1S9I , . 49,. ,ho s,vdo,,.
the examinations rcQuiFeu ioF
admission TO the var. ,.. aud At Dc,d
tug evidence aud pra lice. , ,,..,oh ,.r.,,n ~
course Of annual sessions and thorough wf..'' a.
we'll as oral examinations are required iot 9Eev;
tnan one year i louc loI P'cN'o"
study esewhcr'. ,-...s ..,o. "a, scho,,r.
.h, of siOO each TO awarded at the end OF the Junior
year.
ccurnUIE oF spECI Al CLASS LECTURES. 1901 !;
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. LII. d., Aan'ra''y anu
Maritime Law. jurisdiction anu Iiacucerr
AUSTIN ABBOTT, LIZ d. Pre@ra'io s, for tan Isw
.CEPHAS RRAINERD Esq. Int :n.t!onal LsW:
<. A. REDFIELD. ESQ.,. Restraints Oh ics'a"eh'af'
Hon. MYER S. IsAACs. Examination Of Titles to Real
Estate.
For eaSaosue"' ~'' 'Pp' Prof T. F.. RUSSELL.
Equitable Building. 100 rroadwuy EeM.York:
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REAL ESTATE.
n11c1rrsS AT THE EXCHANGE.

So far as could be gathered yesterday the ou''o"
Of the real estate market Is toward co"ui',o" 80
suspense. The offerings for the present "c'" W. "o
,'a, 100 han usually so for the time OF year. Nos.
200 70 90 the northeast corner Of seventy MIN
., and Tcntha ave- were offered under SherinS Sa a;
The property consists Of three sxsors 9r s buTer
houses on a lot 127xlOO; A. l.. spencer was ''''
The importance Of reading the terms OF SAFE 80 ap
they may be understood by the . t%xs" East One
hundred and forty ninthst near RobbnssssvSeo G and
property put up subject to hen =" 1 "a 500 it
then became apparent that she had not ;%c
terms Of sale imagined the properly wS ,snaiion
the sale was adjourned to Wednesday.
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Giln propsrtp Go Get

n, NE BOOB. or OPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave: 800
i PAGES. Illustrutsd. The standard authority on
American Opcn.alr aulsemcnts Rules for sailing swim.
ming ball playing, shooting horseback riding &c &c. In
full 81 copy Publishtd By The Tribune New'f OK
ENTERTAINING and vaiye.l4y complimentsd ~ hs psess.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANHf Ef'S-N' l. VA

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN>FERS-N. Y. CITY
u,rcl,v.st NO a. 25xIcO; Martha 3 and John so ooo
SteIru, Elizabeth Stevens ~-'""~
3.tn..; s. 90 II " OF 3d.avc. 19Xgi 9; Royal sooo
75.R st, s. $50 II VI tournbu,.a,r IoNlV--' 4, ooO
James Hall and wife TO Andrew tt' i,;h, 0''
paprayc 5iIS II u ?Othet 2sXSS; Marina O, Ron
JIaupt Mary II Halliday 49, -; a ,.h,.. "
lOthst, :. IA? r. e OF shaw 49," -" $4,000
113.h.-t, 40 3jl Est l8sxlon 10 FRANK 'N'1 25Oo
iny and wife ,ieorYc Harding 90 ~: -'
1ostll..t n ~ 3loNs: " OF jth-a'c l-.oN',' - =,
Altr'd + and Alfred H. IT,. iou"..". 1850
rot CaatSs H' lot os na atona 3:cx73; ooo
Helen H. Harriet to 'ieorYe Bell Eliza, ''
Balrorrayc . T. 200 II OF lsac-st ONO r'us ga
Maitha Sunn- to Jonathan Qract"nbc.n. *,
159th.st. > $50 II OF t9Hr'laho'"'c -'N a 600
loo; Agnes Walsh 20 Carl llul-.,r n o . ,,o,rt WV
gjth..t n 5, 10 IT " Of Sthat., 2nKl,o.0' i""o''
Ray Han Ion to Schuyl'r lnn''. t", -, f.crcc
Il Hamll;on and wifi" 70 J.. WIS y Nn,,,n' nc
1staye @ 20 4, OF l2oth-,t 21oAlco' HS o. 200
Erus TO William e lcWtt ,..;o6,n,.. i,,.,rie. -''
Van Ripper to Charles + Bradbury lao: ''
t;rc"n wich.st " 49, II OF 'y.1t 20 \''si 1Dc
iIyrnan Lcplgcr 10 Johanna l.cip.ee "
slst.st, II $. 1866 e o !,t'1Er, NJ % zoo
ooht iGT :, Of g. sd'av"' -"<'o'' ""'' $500
Aooh.st s ISL Z: Z OF 3d-ar", .oXlo"S same % .oo
IN Potter Aging ..;.,, . 70, ZOO. io.rh
irovr.avc 800 II n OF chf'St' ooHi'' 'o'p" 300
p-,vat" i;oad s lots - and -. map Hugh )
Cmru fremont 46N6jj; Hl@h camp aif" -oo
vii" To Charles Iicyi a.. 90, ., % '''
,4oth.st xsl IxooIlx25>??. lixloo; Ro'ert
McCaH'rty 70 Jacob p nut e., 40 a .o,c,
2oh.st , l2i n . II S.h.ar". l7fN9S9; Eccn' 30 mn
tor Albert Ayr,s u Mary Power i-'"
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Ocean 5leamers.
A CHARMING AUTUMN TRIP.
n Take the
RED CROSS LINE STEAMERS

4 "CH1RMING AUTUMN TRIP.
"A RED CROSS TIE tfS e STEAMERS
HALIFAX n. S. ; tsi! s (: md rl1rr''
'ss s rs
t% AZ
HALIFAX 'SsSxS1SS f.f: & l;i Sss.1.;
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
ilsTkS HINES A II s5JEa
e.; " f. &C.! sss.
'SA -
eompsny' feJ on Lay General Superintendent
PED STAR Ar: LIN I2SMrrp AND PARIS
S,fs 81 Se"fs'ss s@s H"sysS "fe:
s sss "a
81 rErrR s Wsr ~ soS e" !aa Bowling
uOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatantlaue.
Fll a ta: e HAyE
SSSsASf Ell. g.
La as AGENT, 10 bowl H.
HAMBuRG.AMERICANP PACKET co:
ii hxPREss sERy between SOuthamp." lGodSs
IONS Ia Sc a':'Srii nd s.. H.
:S,.':Hss s s. s.; q, +
STEAMER, Hamburg pSfh. Sb@ESn oTSyTTcp
f EANHkEH 't@%SSys I II RISliR,, CO..
81 Broadway. New-fork VI Dfoao"''. ". -
A NcHoR LINZ T. TO; s. M Is,55 sts.n'hp'
new YORK is and LiyERpooL:. Vi. atEESsrowN.
So Oily OF ROME ,a.> sat; Oct 10 a; N.
Inh," 80 upward S..ond cabin go or E 20
Islnlis:ia OFT H. 8 D. IL Anchora Hoy l. a. n.
YOU'LL ''' MEDiTtIEASEAE SERVICE
NEw.YOItK to GIBRALTAR. and NAPLES
IS. CALituEHiA.. w. On. sdsy Decenbd-
S. DEE""i ~. 500 70 $io" Stecrsso $50
HESnDERsoN TRoTHERs. Agents. Bowling Green.
g AvANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
- SI;NGFR LI%E-I0ur steamers weekly from Ne"
Per s.. y E loot Of sDrn.dI, .s,r October, 3p NJ
S. CRY or BiRMINGHAM. Friday, October B. ? p n.
SIS TALLAHASSEE Moldas c.n ," ~ S,r. ~.
C'n Efora. AID W..tern i;ailsay Tor an point, IL
t;EoDt;fA FLORIDA, S0t III CARROLL y a. Ala
SAHX aud LotsASA rnnTps,edd siS
FPS, "a ~ ,"iia,;tN ". II. RHITl, Gri. Ag.
- y; q + .ri " R'y Savannah Fast Line.
EasIhss 49, wi, az ~ broadway.
n i' "''' New Pier IS. North i:ivcS.
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NcwYoIk, Monday, Sept 20
The following sale held at the Exchange ana Auc"'"
Room to-day: -, ooo a..
2 G..ory buildings with plot OF land Nos Icy " "
24O Am.stc rdam tlUthl ave, II cor ''"''S'' P"' ~
100; \ l. Spencer. Sli1O'o All, -. ., land vos 10. To
,os eocpt rInnins through t. (No % to 90 Mangms''
n of ;iNinyton-t. djomri'd 10 ut'Wt wos
" Sal, of = 1ivth-st 4 OF isoDom'"'e' ""'
adjourned October o.
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CIPREME cot ri. mn, a., ,,v, ,.o,r -.
y Tmt: people or THE STATE OF NEw'foRh W.
ELLIS II. ROBERTS co: a., c,an.
Court Of thu STAT Of N"wIork mad" on the 10th Gay %
sm,,h,r IsoO the undersigned. receiver OF Eli, IL.
Hsr,. Co will sell at public auction on the 20 cay
Of Ootsr 1890 IL o'clock M. at tn ONCE OF fls IL
V.~Ss & No 30 tienssce-st.. tea y. \ :. ~ ouik
The Who'll" property Of every name and nature OF Ellis H.
K.brrt, including tn" good VIII! tranchiS.S oeol%
niiatnS end demands, ELLIS H. RODENTS,
''"'"'' ~ Receiver Of Ellis IL. Roberts & Co.
GOODWIN SWAN Attorneys for Receiver, IS Geneses'
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Dantlns Ata0emles

\Npo'S dancing Academy. Oiru. ~ l..
j 5;tl.>t la-.'> and rri,at" c.Non, all ui' ~"
ard fa-hufah" d,urr- ad2h' rapidly N"nd Tor rUcu't
~ oH,,l ". W\II.Ati.> SCHOOLS. 20 West j?h.
" T., AID iia l"r, - W.T. l:Gth->t. $40 cir I!sT
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no THE CREDITORS of the Estate Of

i Rufus r. Bush. deceased:
Notice Is hereby given that the undersierd lhten0s
apy To the Suftogacs Court OF Kings County for ets
OK Administration upon the estate OF Rufus isush az
ceased city OF Brooklyn. In the County Y
Kings be ISSUED to herself and 70 Wendell Bush sn3
Irving T. Bush and the penalty OF the bond requre
given thereon shall not exceed twice the amosns
the claims creditors against the said estat" presented
the surrogate purruant to this notice In accordance VIII
thr provisions Of section 1887 Of the Code OF Civil Pr
ccdurc - ..,o.. . ,.,..,A
Ali creditors OF tn" said estate are notified 70 pfess
OF Kings county on or oetoS
the twenty. seve nth dav Of October 1890
DATED brooklyn. September 2!th, 1890 ,
VAN PrREN pENSLOW.
Attorney for Petitioner.
g WluismAt., NsW:Yegk Cly.
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IIObOhcn.
6 TEvENS SCHOOL
TIE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF TIL. STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Rlyerst b~t~ 90 9TH And 9Th s:,.. H"token y. j..
NEOpENS SEPT. II. 1850.
Examinations for admission OH 10th OF
september.
Full, COURSES OF STUDIES PREPARATORY 10
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE
PkEPAHATUaY CLASS $50 PER AN%CM.
ALL OTHER CLASSICS. $50 PER ANNCM
These terms include s.i the studies
For catalogue appS " 80 Librarian o. Stevens
Institute.
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EseaI \ olltss.

I,IpRINE COURT OF TIE II lt. VS.
> MN \ol.K. cay an! ,oua'N h ~" %an sun.
nv,tr rlutm I,a.n>t oni> H." :, 80, md ,cunty u
NrN.NVrh
10 Tho ain,r nalti DEFENDANT IT,, c.r,,int in
You are h,rh, Summoned Ia an,"', -" ,n.n"r ct, tho
,,.ti,u and u 4 N''i 81. Eve,
iniuty,, ATTORNEYS within twrEt, dai, AtL Wv "a -,
~ I'M, summons r\clI-i>" of Bic dai al rn Mi n,
rnsr ~ ynur failure appear an>w"i .'eN'.n m
taken AGAINST by default, for tn f''i' o''""'u
rOnl'l1int ~, ian,
SIIAtIiR BrEr P!aihtlh N" S,,m yors
oo, and Postotcc Addr, No. % Nassau-st N'"'i''~
(ny y. \. 40 ...., n.u.J
II, ;ui. iIor,tor the Defendant above nanfd ,,i...
III" Tore gong summons srr,ed upon you by punis
, mr,,laut Ia an older ~ Hon. Edward l,ittrs"
wo. Sn,.,n" urt of the state Of NrwYork. dated 'e
ann ia, u september 1890 and on that day m "t nory
th lrrk OF the (ty anu touhty
~ orx hi, Office In the county .o"r' houSs
0' '"! si ~, iEErT 4 BURT Plaintiffs Athorncys
'''>' Mas, Nrwforx tlty, n Z
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-07
ST. GAINESVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE, O., December 6.-ThC
opening of the new hotel on the 18th inst
is the coming event in which our people art
taking a lively interest.
The Council is considering the question
Of lighting our streets with electricity
VIII it paw to put in plant:
Daniel Carl, the b. Il O. conductor who
was injured at Barton two weeks ago. vii
soon go on duty.
Our mail arrangements are not satlsfac
tory-only two trains per day over the b
X O.. the line that handles nearly all oul
mail matter
Miss Mary B. Longley has returned
from Chattanooga, Tenn.
Walter G.. Lewis of the Recorders Of
flee, is in Columbus serving as petit juror
in the L. $ Court
Joseph Dobler was taken to Columbus to
day by Deputy Marshal Nagle to answer
indictments for forging names on money
orders.
In the case of G.. f. Bell VS.. the c., l.. x
W. railroad, for injury to his hand, the jury
returned verdict in favor of plaintiff foI
500.
The relatives and friends of your late cor
respondent at this place tender the REGIS
TER thank for favors and kindness TO him
Hon. a. T. McKelvey is out attending
Farmers Institutes. He has been assigned
to this work by the State Board of Agri-
culture.
Mr.. Dunn and children of Columbus
and Carlo Carroll and family, of Kansas
City, Mo, are visiting Judge Carroll.
Dulin Barrett and Clyde Darrah are at
tending Business College in Wheeling.
The County Commissioners were in SEES
sion during the past week, engaged in ex
aiming reports of the Superintendent OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-07
WELLSBURG.

WFIIsBrRG. w. VA, December 6.-Mrs.
Campbell Patton, living two miles out the
Washington pike, died on Saturday MORN
ing after protracted Illness
President Mcclellan, of Bethany Col
lege. met the Board of Trustees here on
SATURDAY. to make the final settlement with
the contractors on the new building, when
is now about completed.
The town clock has been OF STRIKE
for few days past, and people have had a
good excuse TO sleep late accordingly. =,
PAUL Brothers are putting IN an OIL
plant to use in their glass house. A Pltts-
burg firm has the contract
Henry Zilliken will resume the sale OF
jewelry on Monday, December 5.
Elk Sheriff Curtis, of the Neus, and j.
Jacob. of the Herald, have returned from
the meeting of the Ed. Association at
Huntington.
John Reid has opened up another store
room especially for the holiday trade
Robert Oaks is seriously i'll of typhoid
fever and Capt. VIM. Oaks has stopped OH
few days.
Two patent medicine sharpers register
ing as Brown Il Mckay. Of Detroit, Mlcnl-
gan, left two worthless valises Tor an un-
paid board bill and sought new pastures on
Friday night.
Loder's Hilarity Company will appear
at Barth's Opera House Monday night.
The Jr. o. L. A. NJ. are making prepare
tons for a flag presentation Saturday, De
cember 20, with festival at night. Ihey
deserve the patroage of the public.
Dr. Cooper has returned from visit to
Charleston.
The churches here are already making
extensive preparations for their holiday
entertainments.
Frank Justice, the Hudson House bar
Der, has been confined TO his room by illness
for several days.
The Reeves property north Of the First
National Bank was offered for sale on Sat
urday and bought in by the heirs.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. December G-Walter Ra
venscraft, B. X O. carpenter, had 1901
mashed Yesterday.
Mrs. DR. VIII. RAIDER and children, of
Durango. Col. formerly Of this place, are
guests of Mrs Dr. W. a. Shuey
Mrs II. II. McAleer. of Catousville, Nd,
left for home Thursday. after pleasant
visit. accompanied by Miss Elite McAleer
who WI be her guest several weeks.
The Davises expect 70 open their small
vein of coal AT this place and burn COKE
This will give Piedmont quite boom.
j. II. Smith has purchased Alex. Neirs
saloon.
Mineral Castle. No. /, Knights Of the
Mystic Chain. give an oyster supper al
Fairview Hall Wednesday night, 1t being
the fourth anniversary
Westernport Council, No. 223, c. 3.
Legion, will give supper 10 us members
and lady friends January 3tn.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Bculah Belle Fisher and
Charles \. Sutcr. December 9th. az the NJ.
r. church.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church viii be held Decem-
be,. 13- i'm the Opera House. and one for the
United Brethren church, iu Fairview Han.
ON the evenings OF December 30 and -
Black. Sheridan X Wilson. coal dealers,
have had 100 hopper bottom gondola ears
built FOR their largely increased coal 0usl-
ness. o.,
The public school viii move from the OLD
ouilding. on Brick Row. 20 the DAVIS
Free School" building the gift of eN-Sen-
ator IL G.. Davis-the first OF the week
MIR Rowan. OF Bloomington. .. y ..
fireman. who had his feet mashed last DC
rober. had % have one foot amputated this
week
There will beanumbcrot entertainments
take place here during the holidays.
Misses Lizzie Adams and Jeanette Martin
have gone to Brooklyn, y. Y, 20 spend the
winter
The near approach of election for town
officers is making many candidates.
nominating convention Will be held tues
dav evening. December l6
Mrs Laura ID. Clayton received S-,oOV
this week from the knights OF Honor Tor a
policy held by her late husband.
Work at an the coal mines auesat the Is
Y q. machine shops remains good.
The new Here 'ui.diu- vii. be complet-
ed in thirty ia,
Miss Ellen J0. st, ana her father, Col
John Johnston. wi. ..-tc ll rev DAYS Tor
Chicago. which u hey may make their
homo
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McMECHEN.

Dr. Hoskinson, of Silver Hill, is moving
in his handsome new residence.
Mr. j. d. MARBLES house is completed.
He will move in next week.
Jos. McMahan has the foundation up for
an elegant dwelling in the Marylinn addi-
ton.
Ward LETTERS has job at the Junction.
Mr. Arch Rude bought the house for
merly occupied by Fred Shuckey, of
Peabody Il Eskey, and is now residing
in it,
Messrs. Bence and Jesse McMechen have
laid out another addition of about 100 lots
south of the present addition, and between
the B. & o. railroad and the pike.
The iron for the new bridge over Jim's
run has arrived
1t is said the B. & O. railroad will build
freight and passenger depot as soon as
our citizens will decide on proper loca-
ton.
Mr.. viii Porterfield, of this place, APP
pears to be the right man in the right
place as General Yard Master Of the B. Il
o. railroad.
The McMechen Cornet Band will play
for the Benwood Grand Army bean bake
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. McMecken has about completed
handsome cottage near the bridge in The
Marylinn addition.
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The patentees of the railroad splice have
sent a copy of il 10 England, having an
English patent upon their invention. and
are negotiating for the sale Of 10 in that
country.
sam Armor has taken a trip 10 Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Mcdonald. Of Nam street. fell from
the steps in front of a store on Sixth street,
and was badly bruised up. She was com
ing 20 her home.
Mrs. O. Dewald has returned from a visit
70 ClarkSburg.
John Wycof had one Of his feei badly
crushed at the upper steel works one day
last week.
The Riverside made an exceptionally
large output Friday night
Miss NJ Schram. Of West Wheeling, was
the guest Of the Misses Schad last week.
Master Albert Altmyer is attending
night school at the Business College.
Mr.. Dan Bowman has returned 10 BEL
mont, Ohio.
Miss Ella Morgan IS the guest Of her SIS
ter. Mrs. H Stewart.
Frank Bardlebaugh has returned from
visit 10 Pipe Creek.
The small daughter of Mr.. sutton who
received the full discharge Of gun IN her
face, some time since, is again able 10 be
out
The Hancock G. \. X. Post Of this place