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either their rights or representation
in legislation that so vitality affects
them. Two others sell liquors, one in
the wholesale and retail business. tae
other As a hotel keeper. The REGISTER
believes there are several very respecta-
bic, upright and prominent business
men, both Democrats and Republicans,
in this city who sell liquors in connec-
tion with their other business, and be-
cause of it would the IatclligeNccr debar
them OF representation in Council, or
kick them outside the city limits when
they demand their rights? Ont upon
such lies aud such trash, neighbOr.
Now then let the h,tellig0,eer publish
the list Of the Republican nominees for
Council with the occupation OF each
can didate, and II il is as representative
and as fair a ticket to an classes and in
tereSts in our city. or whit more re-
spectacle or worthy than the Democratic
ticket then the moon is made OF green
cheese. and the earth IS fiat and rests
upon the backs Of four huge turtles.
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mn oGpIN-MoRR1s cAsE.

There seems 20 bee a great deal OF un-
ea,ines- on the part Of oar Republican
friends in regard TO the outcome Of the
OcpiN-Morm, contested election case
in the Senate. We ran see no reason
for this. We can see no reason TO doubt
that the Senate will do the strictly hon
est thing
Our Republican friends have an
unfortunate habit Of crying
.'stop ,hierr before the thief appears
ON the scene. They do this sometimes
from am overheatcd imagination and
sometimes for political effect. What
ever motives. honest or otherwise, may
Doe behind their cries Of fraud in this
case. we fail utterly To- comprehend the
fairness or Justice Of 10.
n Mr.. OGDIN was fairly elected he
should be allowed to retain his seat. II
he was not fairly elected he should be
ousted. That is all there is in il.
suppose we let the evidence decide IT,
and reserve OR criticism of the honor
OF the Senate till such time as it shall
be shown that there is ground upon
which to base such criticism.
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GLENCOE. o., January l6.

GLENCOE, ", january To-
TO ne Editor Of ne Register.
SlE:-At this point, nine miles west oil
Bellaire, on the Il. 4 q railroad, there
will be held on Thursdayaud Friday, Jan
uary - aud -. a Farmers Institute
which. under the supervision OK Mr.. j..
II. Dunham. promises to be OF unusual
interest. Farmers aud business men
from far and near are expected 10 be
present, This point is In the midst Of
"A proSpected oil field, and the greater
portion of the territory is under lease
10 the Standard oil Company. who have
had for the past two years three wells
pumping oil Of superior quality ana pay
ing quantities. and il will without doubt
i'm "A short time become valuable OH ter
ritory. There yet remains some lands
Unbiased. and members Of the Wheeling
prospecting oil and gas companies would
DO well 10 be present at our Institute
and get acquainted with the land own
er, and secure some territory and invest
their surplus where they will be sure TO
get good results. y
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TIKI INTELLIGENCER AND THE DEM
OCRATIC TICKET.

ro~+he sake OF informing is readers OF
,l,, nal makeup of the Council ticket let
am. reirhbor pubhsha full list OF the nom
go ,vith "A statement Of the business
,scl is ENGAGED In Tor "A livelihood Tue re-
sniff of such publication would DC thdt lGe
b,'-i,rss men aud good citizens generally
would observe that ten Of the Democratic
,,on,inee. for Council are saloon keepers OF
5ire,.,Iv represent the liquor interests
mi. III IAN objection from which the Repuo-
Hcan ticket is entirely free whatever else
the F,gi.fsr may find against it.-ihtft'ys'-
cef. tt..,
The REGISTER accepts the challenge
with pleasure. The list may be found
ON the local page Of this impression OF
tbe REGISTER. Is there anything wrong
about that ticket? Take tup one side
and down the other, and, as a whole 1t
+. as fair a body Of representative citi-
zers as ever stood for Council.
They represent an interests very
nearly impartially and fairly. On the
ticket there are but four saloon-keeperS'
,ure and simple. whom the intelligence
ese,t> 80 much 10 despise, but, 50 far as
tbe Rrcl,rER knows, they are honest
men plving a vocation which the laws oil
the state and city uphold, and which
should not ostracise them from
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WESTINGHOUSE FINANCES.
The Company in Good Shape, But in
Need of Cash.

PITTsBCRG, Pa. January 1.-THE meet
ing Of creditors of the Westinghouse Elec-
tric Company, this afternoon, was attended
by thirty persons, or one-fourth OF the
known creditors The committee appoint
ed TO examine the banks report that they
found $40, 900 due Pittsburg creditors and
$500, 600 TO outside creditors in New York,
Chicago and other large cities.
Vice President Bannister told the com
lnittee that the company was doing well.
Affairs We're brighter and the concern
would soon be on a better basis. All the
Pittsburg banks are amply secured and all
preferred stock IS held US good Mr..
BARLEY, of Chicago, telegraphed to see
what Pittsburg would do, as their action
would be followed by Chicago The
average daily business of the company
for three months past was $4,000, and Mr.
Bannister said with proper management
the company will pay 100000 per year. 4
proposition was then offered TO the credi-
tors to sign, saying they would accept pre-
ferred stock AT par, providing the com
pany can sell 10000 shares at 81
par. Stock 10 the amount OF
$500 was then taken, and
$4,000 more promised. The paper will 0t
sent around to the other creditors and some
Of the creditors present refused TO sign the
proposition until they had consulted theiI
lawyers The outlook is much brighter and
1t is thought the company will pull through
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Increased activity is noted in the
wool market. Prices have not changed,
but dealers consider them trmer and
liable TO advance should the present
strong demand continue. All grades OF
wool are moving freely. AdyiceS Just
received from Melbourne state that the
upward tendency in prices is strong, and
a finn request for all good woods pre-
walls. IL is believed that such condi-
ton i'm the Australian market inSureS
high values at the opening of the Lon
don sales. The largest sales re-
ported during the week have
been made in territories. The
demand for pulled woods shows a
steady increase. Ohio and Michigan
fleeces. Texas and carpet woods are less
active than week ago. Dealers are
NOT making concessions i'm order to
force sales, as all good wool is conSid-
cred excellent property and will he in
demand before the close Of the winter.
some large lots of Australian wool have
been novels The arrivals from the
late Melbourne sales are i'm better con-
dition than was expected, and manufac-
turers are securing full supply of
them. as il is believed that the lots In
transit will be held higher.
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NOR RENT-rwo STORE ROOMS ~. .,.
Il and s02l corner OF Main and TWsut,.s...
street. suitable for wholesale or Fetal Az.
part Of the house for boarding and fufr..i.i
Entrance TO the up stairs Oh Twenty -ffs, .,r,..
jaiieSda JOHN ROENFR
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Teller Not in Danger.

DENVER. Col. January l'.-Several tel
ecrams have been sent from here 10 Sena
tor Teller. in Washington, urging him u
come 10 Colorado; as his chances Tor re
election TO the United States Senate are ID
danger. This conclusion IS without tounda
ton. While there is q fractional ngn'
among the Republican members oil the As
semblv over local matters, there IS not th'
slightest dOn0t that every hepHoIical
member Of both Houses will vote Tor Mr.
TELLER on next Tuesday. The Republican
majority on Joint ballot will be -, there
being % members in the House and 70 II
the Senate
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FLOUR.

CHRISTIAN BROS GROWN" BE4ND
Minneapolis Patent.
TAYLORS' PATENT and BEST Fanny
WILLIAMS CHOICE OHIO FAMlLf. A.,
And many other choice brands d tsmA! l'"
In stock and continually receiving.
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a Word Of Warning.
Ciarksbng Ns'rs.

The Farmers Alliance men of Green
brier county have good heads on their
shoulders. We publish report oil their
recent action elsewhere in this edition.
The Farmers Alliance should oppose
the Third Party idea. and throw It's
strength 10 the party which most favorS
its interests. In this way it can accom-
plish the objects for which ii was found
ed. and retain the strength OF its organ
ization. A Third Party could not live,
and would ultimately destroy the ALI
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The Ogdiu-Morris Contest.

We understand that the state Senate
has given Mr.. William Morris. who is
contesting the seat OF Senator Newton
Ogiin. Of this district, ten days in when
TO get his papers and proofs ready
This means that there is something
lacking vet on Mr.. Morris part TO MAKE
ont case even when he has it all tC
himself. We advise the worthy Demo
cratic Senators TO 20 exceedingly slow
and careful in this matter. asa little
mistake here may cost the party more
M the next election than half dozen
State senators are worth now. We
don't think any more of MIR. Ogdin's
politics than they do, but we don't want
him 10 come back to Peasants county
and pose in the role of a political mar
tyr. As we have said before. II 1t can
he shown that there was bribery or
fraud on Mr.. Ogdin'S part or with ms
knowledge or consent, turn him out; II
not. let him keep the seat.
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TWO ABDUCTED CHILDREN.
They Are Imprisoned in Den 90 hours
without Food or water.


without Food or water.
CrNcrNNArr. o.. January ls.-l4aS'
Wednesday afternoon TWO little tots
Rachel Frisch. Z years old. and Charley
Phillips. q years old, tOddled away To-
retber from their humble homes on Col
Iece street. Their distracted parents
soupht them day and night IN vain ever
since. At noon to-day strong arms pore
the little ones back more dead lnan
alive 10 their half-crazed parents. Inc
children are too young 10 SPEAK loI
themselves, and there is no one else 10
teU their story. They were seen To-
rethcr on sixth street, near midnight
last "Wednesday. -
They were found to-day locked up TO-
pether i'm the second story OF harl re,
tail shoe store. within two blocks OF
tbeir home. The entrance TO their
prison was by stairway from an ai.ey'
and the door that shut them IN was las
rened with a night lock. A boy nap
nened 10 see fearful faces 40 wln0o"
about noon to-day, and he gave the
alarm. The first cry Of both the mite
ones when their prison door was broken
omen was water. water They were
found living face downward ON the
floor. They had been shut up alone ln
the cold sixty hours without Iood OF
water. The y are under the care oil d
physician.
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DIED..

PARlSH-Saturday, January L, 1891, at go
p. IN. HATTIE A.. daughter OF William and Su
san Parish in the 18th year OF her age.
And must / be to Judgment brought
And answer in that day
For every vain and idle thought,
And every word ] say:
Yes, every secret OF my heart
Shall shortly be made known,
Aud receive my Just desert
For all that have done.
How careful. then, ought | to live,
With that religious fear.
Who such strict account must give
For my behavior here
Thou awful Judge Of quick and dead,
The watchful power bestow;
81 shall 20 my ways take heed.
To all speak OF do.
II now thou stande>t at the door,
O let me feel thee near:
And make my peace with God before
at Thy bar appear.
HATTIE PARISH.
Funeral services at Fulton NJ. +. Church on
Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock. Friends Of the
family invited to- attend. lntcrment at PENN
>ula cemetery.
DAUBER-On S7turda;, January Il, 1891. at
6.3i p. m CARRIE Is. daughter Of Nina and the
late George J. Dauber. aged IS years.
Funeral from residence OF parents, Warren
street. this tMondayl afternoon at 9 o'clock.
lnterment at Mt. Wood cemetery
BARTH-Ou Saturday. January nth, 1921, at
$50 o'clock p. IN, Mrs.. FRANZ BAR1H aged 81
years, months and day.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 9l6
Alley c, this Monday afternoon att o'clock.
lntermcut at Nj. Calvary cemetery. Friends
are invited 90 attend.
SEABRGGHT-Su Sunday, January IS 1921 at
l2 ~ al his y >idencc on Forty-tfth street.
WILLIAM H. SrABRiGHT. Oldest son OF G. W Sea
bright, aged @ wears, months aud Il days.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
HUGHES-On sunday. January IS, 1871, at 6
o'rlocl, p. m. JANE HUGHEs, aged - years.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 1891 Eon
street on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends ot the family respectfully invited 10
attend lnterment az Greenwood cemetery.
MILLER-Suuday morning, January Is, 1891,
az { 50 O'Clock. WALTER. infant son OF Charles
F.aud Hannah Miller, aged months and 6days.
Funeral from residence Of parents, Nc. Gil
Main street. this Monday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock Friends Of the family invited to at
tend lutermeui at Redmen's cemetery
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ate,u Advertisements.

GIRL, Il OR IS YEARS
w old. Apply at HOTEL WINDSOR. Jalsq
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She said She Would

OTTAWA, KAN, January ls.-MrS.
Wilson went TO market to-day and LETT
her three young children alone in the
house. Nora, the Oldest. found a loaded
pistol, aud pointed il at her sister, eX-
claiming: ''Tll shoot you" She did shoot,
and the bullet passed through Sylvia'S
head. causing instant death.
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viii Take Time to Think.

The st. Mary'S oracle, in speak ng oil
the converting OF the Legislature, re-
marks: we hope now. a. everything
is in shape. that if there is anything to
do they will DO it NJ once and come
home. We don't know of anything Ia
particular Just now, but possibly may
think of something after awhile. We
don't see that there is any use in fooline
with the Congressional districts, with
the possible exception that IL might be
well to put Peasants in the First. The
election law we have seems TO work Well
and we doubt if ltcan be made better at
this time. Might as well let wen
enough alone
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West virginia Pensions.

Special Telegram. 20 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, January lS.-The iol-
lowing West Virginia pensions have
been issued: Original lnvalid-John
Cantv. Coal Valley; Orlando Il. LawliS'
New Milton: VIM. Walker. Oceana; Eras-
tns Patton. Huntington; Reece y. Minus
Vista: stephen Vaught, Elizabeth.
Observation-Disclosures Il. Lawlis. New
Milton: Samuel Barrett, Midway.
Restorati1 IN and Marcus NJ
Bradwater. McDOugal.
Increase-Ben.. +. Keefer, Cottage
vile: VIM. A. WithrOw. Paradise; Fran
els NJ. Gray, KasOoth; Gilbert Melott'
Wneyville: Winfield ;. King, Iopin
Grove: Marcellus Lewis, Buc6hannon'
David Shaifer, GAINESVILLE.
Reissue-Marcellus Teeters' DeOoy'
Original WidowS-Mary' widow oil
Phillip Good. WellSburg.
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Good Road Law Wanted.

II IIFTI3-TT| Is'--'7-'''
The Legislature could not do better
for the farmer and the public, than 10
pass a good road law. 1t is time we
were getting weary from the old way OF
doing things. The compulsory work
ing OF roads two or three days in a
wear. without compensation, is an in-
Justice and fraud upon the poor peo-
ME OF the State.
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CLEANING HOUSE !

After the Christmas rush
we are now house cleaning,
so to speak.
Ours is a clearance sale
that will put money in your
pockets. Positively no goods
will be carried over if extra
ordinary values are any in
ducement to buy. We have
sacrificed the prices to push
the goods out fast.
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TmrE are many more suicides, we
are told. 40 Monte Carlo, the great
gambling hell OF Europe, than come to
light. Many poor wretch loses every
thing and blows his brains ont, whose
death is never recorded. The roulette
ball spins ON, however, winning money
aud losing lives. uninterrupted.
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PEor. IYErL. Of Vienna, the famous
anatomist. recently celebrated his
eightieth birthday anniversary. He has
always been an enemy OF viyisection and
the torments inflicted upon animals for
the sake OF science. One instance
proves this. Prof BEUcEt was writing
% book ON the weight OF animal bodies.
lie kept half a dozen dogs iu small
court ward Of the Anatomical Institute
aud reduced their supply Of food. Their
dismal bowling called Prof. HYErL'S
attention To- them From tine moment
he discovered them ne went to them
every night surreptitiously and fed
them. Prof. BEUCRE was puzzled TO
find them fatter at the end Of the week
than they had been az the beginning.
Prof. HYErl. may have defeated am Inn
portsnt scientific discovery, but he
showed that he possessed a heart.
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THE STATE PRESS.
Various Views Of Our Republican and
Democratic Exchanges.
Kind Words for Senator Faulkner.


Correspondence Of Baltimore SH,.
Senator Faulkner, OF West Virginia,
has been more or less annoyed by Il few
Of his constituents who insist that be
should take more active part in the
debates, and he is continually urged to
make a set speech against the Force
bill. Such suggestions do Senator
Faulkner great injustice. and his work
on the Democratic side of the Senate is
far more effective than dozen or more
set speeches. His duties as whip
and executive officer OF the Democratic
party in the Senate are not only reSpon-
sible but onerouS, and his associates
fully appreciates his value. lie Is a
ready and effective debater, in addition
to being remarkably gifted As a mana
ger. Several times he has obtained the
floor 70 deliver a well-SeaSOned speech,
but each time he has yielded 70 Others
who were more anxious 10 be heard. ON
one occasion he relinQuished the floor
TO Senator Stewart, of Nevada, who
made q vigorous attack upon the Force
bill. West NirginianS need not give
themselves any uneaSineSS about Sena-
tor Faulkner, rs he is generally regard
ed as one OF the most valuable members
of the minority.
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The Colonel Presses the Button, the Peo-
PIE DO the Rest


Col. Thos. NJ Darrah, Of Wheeling, IS
mentioned very prominently aS a candl-
date for Auditor OF State. It's an a
No. / mention. Col. Darrah is well and
favorably known over the entire State.
His Democracy is unimpeacbable and ne
has always been a faithful and efficient
worker for the party'S best interests.
He is gentleman in the strlcteSt sense
of the word, a thoroughly capable man,
and we know Of no one in the State bet
ter qualified 10 fin the position. Ills
popularity Is such that should he receive
the nomination. his election would be
assured beyond the shadow OF a doubt.
We understand the Colonel has Kodak,
which he occasionally points at things
animate and inanlmate; should the
Democracy and the public in general
return the compliment by bringing a
camera TO bear upon the Colonel we
haven't the least doubt but he would
show up ia the finish, bright, clear and
smiling. without spot or blemiSh.
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REGISTER AT THE CAPITAL.

The DAILY REGISTER is constantly on
sale az the RuGner Hotel News stand.
Charleston. Orders left there will receive
prompt attention.
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There are

There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Fis sold everywhere.
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TIM Paris paper 'Art calls 10 "le Bill
MaKiulay." aud an Italian periodical
alludes to 10 as fla lcggc Kinley.' just
wait lin We have q Democratic admins
tratou and you may call 10 "le Dennis
Mckinney"
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TIN people OF New Hampshire had
better puJ extra locks on their doors
while BILL CHANDLER is at large.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS
L or THE
Tile Fire Proof Construction COMPANY

You are hereby notified that a general meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Tie Fire Proof
Construction Company will be held NJ the
Offices Of DeForest X Weeks, No. 10 broadway.
in the City, County and State Of New York, on
the 26th day OF January. lsql. at two o'clock
p. m, aud that at such meeting resolution
will be offered TO increase the capital stock OF
the Company from Five Hundred Dollars TO
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, and
that such other business will be- then trans
acted as may be lawfully done by the stock
holders In general meeting.
Dated December 22d. lsq0.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
MARTIN HOFFMAN,
de2e5,i2l923 Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The animal meeting Of the Stockholders o.
the Jefferson Insurance Company OF Wheeling
for the election OF Directors To serve for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction OF any othe
business that msy be brought before it, will be
held at the Office Of the Company. No lli5 Mair
street. on Tues day. January -. 1891, between
the hours OF two and four o'c ock p. IN.
jal0l7120 j. l.. STROEHLEIN. Scc'y.
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TO LET.

Store Room 1854 Market street
Eight Room Brick House - Thirteenth ST.
seven Room House. with modern improve
mcnts. 81 South York street
SlA Room House. 10 North York street
Five Room Brick, hfstclass property. ~ y.
Huron street.
-Four Room Brick. 96S0 Market street.
Seven Room House, with an modern convent.
ences 1855 North Front street.
Eight Room House With All modern couyrnl.
ences, 100 Virginia street.
-Four Room House, 1925 Market street
Seven Room House, - South Penn street.
Store Room Will Dwelling 1921 Main street
Two Rooms, 81 ioor i229 Market Street.
FOR SALE.
Choice Building Lots tn Old Fair Grounds
aud Gilchrist addition from gg,O up
Building Lots corner Market and Thirty NTH
streets. &jNi2O ~4O
$50 Buys the choice Of lots in Zane's Orchard.
Fine building site ON South Penn, wSrsldA
Your last chance A Comfortable Home, 10 S.
broadway 3.iO0 Eight-ro0mcd House. No. 1876
Zane st., FULL lot, 6Osle), 500.
Thee Room House with small Store Room.
~ South Broadway, near Nlrginin, tl.toO.
Eight Room House. Lot 6JXiO0, ~ y. Front
street. good location.
INNESpMENT-rh Property AZ lbs, i67 and
l6g North Front street. This is a good property
aud Will pay well ON money invested.
FARMS.-seyeral good farms. suitable fof
regular farming, gardening aud fruit
q. o. SMITH,
1929 Market street, over Wheat a Hanchcr.
Jewelry Store. lnseAd
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I. G.. DILLON & co.
FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent, Gold Bonds For Sa|e'
PLYMOUTH ROCK
PhOSphated GeIatine

For Jellies. Creams, Snow Pudding Blanc
Manages. VIII tone up and inyigorate the sys
TEN and prevent dyspepsia. For sale at
II. +. BEHRENS',
22i7 Market. or cor Jacob and Ssth SITS
TMentv-siX receipts in each package. de5l
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DOR SALE.

That desirable property, Nos 1921 and igs
Main street, Wheeling, suitable Tor dWe..u,,
stores and boarding house. or with slisht ai.sf.
Good. dry cellar under both houses shIp1.n,
facilities unexcelled. For terms etc "a,
or address J. J. FADER, Wheeling. ocis,n