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Gibbons, who Is to fight McAullne sept II,
was anxious 10 get his training money In al
vance, ard MIR. Roche OF the Granite club,
tclCgraphcd him US follows:
Austin GibbDns, PItersOn, ". j..
Clubs offer four thousand purse goes. Guaran-
toe you $3.50 training expenses. You get
money any time, r. ROCHE.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Conway Sentenced to Death for His
Awful Murder.
fBY Associated PRESS CABLE,

TBY ASSOCIATED PREss CABLE.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. John Conway, the
steamship fireman who has been found guilty
of numbering the fifteen-year-old boy whose
body was found floating in a sailors bag in
Harndon Dock May 10 last, was to-day sem
fenced to death.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Mrs. Edison Laid Beside Her Deugh-

Mrs cyrus Edison was buried this morning
from the family home, 81 West Ninth street.
The body was laid in WoOdlawn beside that
Of her young daughter, who died few months
ago.
The evening world., 1891-08-01

The afternoon promenade concerts at Fl Do
radO, on the Palisades. are quite popular
Jules Levy aud his Cornct have lost none Oi
their power, and the band, under the leader.
snip ~ Nahan IrHnkO, renders an CnlOyHhlC
programme. Many " the afternoon visitors
remain TO witness BJlUssy kirGlfys maguin-
cent spectacle, King solomon" which draws
thousands to the new resort In the evening.
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DO You Love
Perfect SOFA wATEB' II sO,stop in at RrKER's. -
The evening world., 1891-08-01
six Killed and Many Injured by en-
Explosion of Fireworks.

ENpIoSlon OF Flreworks.
CoRUNNA, Aug. IAN explosion took place
here to-day in tirework factory. six people
were killed and many more injured.
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WITH MILITARY HONOR
Lieut.. Thomas Harris Laid in the
Grave by His Comrades.
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES
At Ills Grave In Greenwood Come.
terry Yesterday .Carlin's
Old Battery Boys Turn Out In n
body to Pay tho Inst Tribute Of lie.
spcct to Another Member.

Death has lately made sad inroads
into tho ranks Of the Carln battery
boys. Tho old comrades Of that com.
mand have always been noted especial.
ly for their comradcly feeling, and 1t
was with feeling as If they had lost n
brother that they yesterday afternoon
turned out to pay the last tribute OF re-
spcct and affection to another OF their
I'D companions In arms, Lieut.. Thomas
iiarris, whose death at his home at
llpIon. in this county, WAS chroniclcd
III the lSrELLidEScER yesterday morn
ing. The funeral was tho occasion for
especially sad reflections on the part OF
those OF Captain Carlin's boys still left
in the land OF tho living, not only be-
cause the members have been rapidly
passing over lately to Join tho great
army beyond. but Lieutenant Harris
was IN especially popular member of
the battery with his comrades, and his
death was n personal sorrow to Nil OF
them.
Twelve or fifteen OF the surviving
inciilUers Oh Datlery - went Ill Douy
to the house at Clinton and escorted the
remains to their last resting place in
Greenwood cemetery. The pallbearcrs
were oil also comrades OF tho dead man.
They were Albert Redmond, John Reed,
Phil S. Fletcher, Thomas Wilson, Ben
jamin Exley and Henry Seamon.
Rev. DR.. r. r. Swope conducted the
religious services at the residence at
noon, and the battery boys held the
ritual services OF the G. 4, r. ut the
grave, which were unusually impressive.
In spite OF the weather there was u
large crowd Of sympathizing friends
present, both from Clinton and old
soldiers and personal friends OF tho
dsad man from the city. There were
also quite party OF nailers and other
old acquaintance from the Ohio side
OF the river, where for years Lieutenant
Harris was employed.
By the request OF the family taps
were sounded over tho grave by the
company buglcr, Theodore Roller. The
caskct was borne to tho grave draped in
the old colors OF the battery.
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Pennsylvania OIL Notes.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 90.-The Forest Oil
company struck the sand Mt their
James McGregor well No. this after.
noon, and it is doing forty-fivc barrels
an hour. The Nicely No. l, Of w. L.
Mullen, started off ut forty barrels IN
hour. No other wells came in. The
production was $500 barrels and the
stock in the field in tanks 10000 bar
rels. This is q decrease of 1900 bar
rels in rtwenty-four hours. The runs
were 6l,934 barrels. The new produc-
tion in the Mcdonald field is $3.50 bar.
rels, a decrease Of $4,000 barrels since
last month. There is a decrease OF
twenty-four dry holes, Two hundred
and forty-five new wells are drilling and
eighty rigs are building.
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Tho Henry Burlesque Company.

The Henry company, which appears
at the Grand on Wednesday and Thurs
day evening, is conceded by the press
and public OF the larger American cities
to be the leading travelling travesty or
ganization. 1t will appear here with
the original New York programme,
shorn Of nothing, and contains in its
ranks some OF the highest-priccd talent
obtalnable. The initial feature, or first
part scene, discloses a score OF very
pretty women, clothed in academic
gowns, representing scenes in female
seminary, introducing some splendid
singers, catchy music, laughablc repair
tee and ludicrous situations. It is to-
tally devoid OF burnt cork or negro tai
ent. In this act will be seen for the
first time here the magic piano and the
automatic COW. A splendid list of
vaudeville entertainers next appear, in
what is commonly known as the olio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
"rhe Midnight Alarm"

This exciting drama will be given at
the Opera House tomorrow and Thurs
day evenings. The Ereninc Journal,
Chicago, April 10, 1891, says: For pco.
Pile who like sensational melo.drama,
"Tho Midnight Alarm" which is at
Havlin's this week, just fills tho bill.
There arc constant thrills from the
rising OF the curtain in the first act,
and the applause was frequent. Tho
story is the old familiar one OF street
waif, with relatives and fortune kept
in tho background by designing vii
lain. Kate Pearson portrays tho de-
serted child, and her work was appre.
ciated. There is real engine and real
horses in this play, and they streak
across the stage az climax to the
fourth act. Standing room was at n
premium last night.
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THE FIELD FAILURE.
Tho Ownership OF Union Pacific Bonds til
Important Question.


Important Question.
New YoRH, Nov. 3O.-There was no
material cborcc in tbo osnoct NJ affairs
- I, A. q
Nv 'he oi.'co VI .i,e suspci'"eu i'fii' Vi
Field, Lindlcy, Wcichcrs & Co., this
morning.
This ai,orroo, u vov s,;d that q coro-
r., "..;'"s..It .,.s W." ~, ~. 49,, 80
i hi., es'i,ia'e oi tie hGt ioss VIII Prooa'
y ie1uit iloni :np iaiiGtS r. VI Messts.
F,e1u, iAheiey' W leci,ers q 20, Is ABOUT
Sovo,VvV, Vi WHICH Stov,oog VIII pt9paply
lail Oil .hS UNION racine hailronu eoih-
pahy, anu inc Da'ahce sca.leiinF. as
III oH-se' % ,his loss, tlere IS the III
ves'iIieht WHAT thc urn hau maze IN
.ne Iupai. snSar are relihSries, "nlcn IS es-
!lliateu " i?oV'ooo. n ,l y, Is real
! G from inns asset nv VIII lessen .he ross
nist ii,oh',Ulicu. my acknowledgements
thaI me Union racing company Is
feaIy 10 take up tle nohus rom present
;!o, mm treu.eu " niucii oe''ef iee'iiig
III !" ail stiect. !,
"A a number u Oh innocent holaers Oh the
Union iaclllc sloch uisPoseu Vi ~ inc
urn ilGlu meeting TINS i norm ~
h tne ONCE Oh PlJhai'ie a.;. " ali s'r .la
broker anu ural.ea y petillIh 70 .ne
Gomnit.ee on securllies Oh Inc STOCK
ENcnaheo requesting them 10 resclhd
their aftloH III making tne st .I nv, non
Gellveraole. me interests Oh tue GhloA
lac'iiG nave peeh piaceu M '.e MINUS
VI Si;; u. u. iiGliles whose oillce Is III .ne
Mliis oIilu'iis. MI. iioilies ie'iiTcu IL
Wouiu DC lmPosslple loi lhe Union
r lac, 70 81, regain possession E Oh Gonus
mat had ialien INTO tue hanus OF lnho-
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING
or Morgan Long, II Wealthy Farmer oil
Mason County.

or Morgan Long, u Wealthy Farmer oil
Mason County.
Special Dt,pd!ct 10 he Inittiigeneer.
Pr. PLEASANT, W. Va, Nov. S0.-Newa
reaches here to-day that Morgan Long,
n wealthy farmer, who lives about seven
miles above town, was accidentally
drowned of the wharf boat Mt Cincin.
natl yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Long, in company with two other
gentlemen from this county, took a
large lot OF stock to tho Cincinnati mar.
kets last week, and rs no particulars OF
the accident have been received It Is
supposed that they had made sale OF
their stock and were in the act OF re-
turning home.
Tho terrible accident has cast q gloom
over the whole town and vicinity. Mr..
Long was ono OF tho most prominent
and popular men III the codnty, and
his sudden death Is the solo topic OF
conversation. Tho deceased was II
member OF tho Masonic order OF this
place in high standing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01

4 reorganization Of the daily weather
reports, made by Christian Schnepf,
the Opera House druggist. shows that
eleven days in November were fair,
four cloudy, nine changeable and rainy.
1t was clear on three days and three it
showed slightly. The seventh day OF
the month was the warmest, with 10
degrees. On the eighteenth, the cold
est day OF the month, the thermometer
fell to Is degrees. The average temper
ature was l5.5 degrees, the average rain
fall 3 Clio inches. The weather flag sig
mails missed only twice during the
month.
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The police yesterday received tcle-
gram asking that they try to find and
arrest Charley Smith, alias Lewis, q
mulatto, wanted there for the assault on
Mrs. Annie Marquis, at Parkcrsburg, on
Saturday. The man is said to have left
there for here on an Ohio river freight
train on Sunday. He has two front
teeth out, and is otherwise easily rccog-
nized by the description. The. tele-
gram said that he would probably be
found about the wharf or on steam.
boats. Up to late hour last night the
police here had not found any sign OF
his having been here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
SCHOOLS IN EAsrEnN OHIO.
Some Interesting Statistics from II Late
Census Bulletin, g.

Census Bulletin.
According TO tho School finances"
bulletin Just issued by tho census off,
cials tho total receipts. expenditures
and value OF buildings and other prop
erty in the counties OF Belmont, Jeier-
son, Columbiana, Noble, Monroe, G uern.
scy and Harrison in Ohio are as herein
given:
Bclmont-Totnl receipts, Sl4i,3l4; to.
tai expenditures, Sl6S,07j; value OF
buildings and property, $ils,GO0.
JciIerson--Total receipts, Sll7,470;
total expenditures, sll3,0j2 valuo OF
buildings and property, S209,000.
Columbiana-Total receipts, Sl4S, $50;
expenditures, Sl37,1l2; value OF build
ings aud other property, SiS7S00.
Monroc-Total receipts, S53,5S3; ex-
pcnditurcs, ST., l2l; value OF buildings
and other property, Sll7,G05.
Noblc-Total receipts, Sl7,347; cx-
pendi,ures, SiG,GlS; value OF buildings
and property. sos, 100.
liarrson-Total receipts S55,0lO; cx-
penditures SO, l40; value OF buildings
and other property Sl3l, 100.
The total receipts in the state were
Sl0,ii3,53l; total expenditures $40, 1885,.
! 24G, and tho total value OF buildings and
other property $50. 63i $40.
The public school system OF Ohio de-
rives financial assistance from the state
by means OF the state school tax, the
irrcduciblc school fund and the rental
of tho sixteenth section lands, The tax
for school purposes in 1890 was Sl,73S,
74j, and the income from the school
fund and tho rents OF land amounted 10
S2l3,204. Tho amount raised by local
taxation was SS,l0S,S3 and the income
from fines, licenses and other sources
was 500, $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
BURNED TO a CRISP.
Tho Awful Fato OF a Woman who Tried
to Thuw a Water Pine.

to Thnw Water Pipe.
New York, Nov. 30.-Nlrs. Edward
Lyon, the wife OF an elevated railway
employc, went TO the basement OF her
home to-day to thaw out n frozen water
pipe. While thus engaged the woman's
clothing took fire and she ran scream
ing upstairs to the second floor md
rushed through the window to the fire
escape balcony, where she shriekcd
wildly for help, the strong wind tanning
the flames which blazcd madly about,
causing great crowd to collect in the
street below. No one seemed able to
aid the Woman and she stood in plain
view OF 500 mortified people while her
clothing was consumed to the last
shred, her hair burned close to the
scalp, and her blackened, charred form
exposed 4 horrible sickcning spectacle.
Mrs. Lcitch, an occupant OF the adj
joining apartment, heard the commo-
ton and rushed to the window in time
to catch the body OF Mrs. Lyon us she
fell forward dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
At Blackburn Mnrket-A Number OF Por
sons Killed md Injured.

At Blackburn Mnrkst-A Number OF Por.
sons Killed md Injured.
MANCHESTER Nov. 30.-A mysterious
explosion occurred in the market at
Blackburn, place so miles from here,
this morning by which three buildings
were completely demolished. 1t is
feared that at least twenty persons have
been killed. AS yet no reason isknown
for thc-disastcr, nut rigid inquiry is
being made to ascertain the cause.
A later dispatch says that before the
police could make thorough search
for the dead in the ruins which had
caught fire they were mass OF flames,
which rendered approach impossible.
The hremen responded quickly to the
alarm, but as yet have not succeeded in
extinguishinc the fire. It is pretty GER
tain that any dead in the ruins will be
burned beyond recognition. Six per-
sons received serious injuries in the ex-
plosion. 1t is difficult at present to es-
innate the number of deaths. The
first reports were no doubt exaggerated
through the excitement. Later and
more conservative estimates place the
loss Of life at ten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01

Frank Daniels and his company gave
that farorite farce-comedy, Little
Puck, at tho Opera House last night to
good audience. The play made rs
good All impression us when it was new
indeed, owing to the enlarged company
and the new specialties introduced it is
almost new piece, only the central
idea OF the original play remaining.
Daniels is as inimitable as ever, and his
company is made up OF competent PEG.
plo. Bert Coote, Miss SAMSON, the
Clipper Quartette and Miss Deaves de-
serve special mention.
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Stage Snownakcs.

Booth may visit Irving in london.
Now Fanny Davenport is writing q
book about the stage.
Arizona Joe whipped Harlem man
ager for canceling his date.
) Hoyt's "a Temperance Town" will
first SEQ the light at Columbus in
March.
The Josephine Riley company has
broken up already-a, case OF I'll SO
soon I'm to DO done for, what could
l have begun ior2"
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BLAINE WILL pRoMULGA ATE

His Ultimntum In Regard to tho Prcs!.
dcncy In n Few Days.
CINcISNArI, o., Nov. SO.-A Times
Star Washington, D. c., special says:
Secretary Blaine will, in few days,
publicly state his position with refer
ence to the presidential nomination
with view Of putting 4 stop to party
factions, that he and President Harri-
son have reached an agreement which
looks to the success of the candidate,
and not to an individual promotion.
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Daniel Boone.

Lovers OF the melodrama, correctly
presented, will be delighted to read
that Peck & Fursman's "Daniel Boone"
company will be at tho Grand Decem-
bor 4 and 5. MIR. Peck gives this COM
pany his personal attention, a guaran-
tee that the performance will be COM
plete in every detail All should be
sure and sec the parade at noon.
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FIRE AT CALDWELL.
Caused by Over-Prcssure OF Gas-Fou
Dwellings Consumed.

Shuocu ny "a ouA
Dwellings Consumed.
Special Dispdtch 10 HE lnteligenor.
Caldwell, o., Nov. 30.-At Dexter
City, eight miles south OF this place. at
very early hour yesterday morning,
occurred the largest fire in tho history
OF that town. -Four dwelling houses
were entirely consumed aud the fam.
lilies turned out homeless. L. d. Nose.
ley's house and contents were entirely
consumed, and the family barely es-
capped with their lives. Loss $500; in
sured for $500 in the Dayton company,
OF Dayton. Mr.. Mitchclps three houses,
occupied by William Barber and Seek.
edge, were consumed. Loss about
$1,000; no insurance. The cause OF the
fire was over-pressure OF gas.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
T1RUsTEES SALE.

a I
by virtue OF deed OF trust made l,y John
X. Robinson and Elizabeth Robinson, his wife,
to me rs trustee, dated the list day OF January.
a. ID lsO, and OF record In tho office of ID,
Clerk OF tho County Court Of Ohio county.
in Deed OF Trust Book No. %, page 500, | will
sell NJ public auction ut the north front door OF
ne Court House OF said county, In tho city OF
Wheeling, on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER.
a.. D.. 1891, commencing at 10 oclocl; q. IN, tho
following described real estate, to.wit: III,
one.fourtlI pnrt OF Hot No. 40 in tia; pnrt OF tho
city OF Wheeling called Centre Wheeling, b.
ginning mt the south corner OF said lot, corner
70 Chapiiic and Twcnty-sixth streets: thence
running In westerly direction along the north
iihc OF Iwcnty-Sixth street Slxty.Onc tfl) feet.
the one-half length Of said lot; thence nj a right
angle in noHherly direction twenty-five J2il
iect, the Onc-haif width of said lot; thence nj
right angles In M caStcrly direction aiOn; the
centre line of said lot siXty-one (6l) feet 10 tho
west line OF Chnplinc street: thence at a right
angle In u southerly direction along the ives!
SIDE OF Chnplne Etrcct 10 the place OF hcgnninG
TERMS op SALE-Onc.thirds cash and rs much
more as the purchaser mny elect to pay In cash on
the day oil sale, the balance In two equal install.
menls, payable in six and twelve months isom
INC dnte OF sale. notes bearing interest 10 10
given for the deferred payments and such notes
70 be secured according TO law and the salts.
iaction of the trustee.
y, TT. IIUGUs. Trustee.
w. IL HALIEI. Auctionccr. nolO
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WANTED.

"ANTED IMMEDIATELY-LA,
w DIES and young girls 10 work 70. II, a.
their own homes; something entirely new. 81 10
Soli.GddrcSed envelope. ECHO MANUFACTURE,
ING CO.. Z Liberty square. Eoston. AIv' ocil,
WANTED-F0R TILE UNITED
w STATES ARMY. able bodied. Unmarried
men. between the ages Of IL md . years Cool
pay, mtions clothing md medical attendance
Applicants must be prepared to furnish sI,l,.
factory evidence aS 10 ago, character and habit,
Apply q. ISL Main street Wheeling, W. Va
lEl.IMIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
BUILDING LOTS FOR Sale
FOrty.ilre Building Lots in Eick and
LipDhardts addition TO the Ctr
of Martins Ferry. Ghio.

These lots arc part OF Iwcnty.one acrcs-ou..
half OF the property known rs tho old Ncwlrnl
estatc-and arc pleasantly situated on gently
slopng ground good natural drainage; a com.
handing md pleasing view OF tho city, as well
Us OF Wheeling and the Ohio River
The location Is certainly one OF the choiccS.
IN me city, not far from II large and commodiou,
school house. within few minutes walk OF
Meelcctrlc street car line nearly completed. and
within ten minutes walk C: pOstollcc. railroad
station, ferry landing and the Terminal Rail.
road bridge and oiher. prominent points
long anu easy terms 10 suit purchasers.
For further particulars inquire ut once o. J.
I; llANES. or ut the Office OF the BELMONT
BREWlNG CO.. Martins Ferry, Ohio, or G. A.
W. Va n,,.si
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NO. 1925 MARKET STREET,
whcre he will treat all diseases Of the


Eye glasses accurately adjusted Gross eyes
Strengthened without danger Of pain. PterrEi.
nus n film thGt grows over the eyes removed
(painlcsS). Cataracts extracted. Tumors, droop-
lug Of lids and other forms OF eye troubles re-
lieved without pain.
catarrh OF ears positively cured In short time.
Dcaincss-no matter OF how long standing
cured or benefited. Enlarged tonsils removed
lrninlcssl or cured by pleasant local remedies.
Throat affections In any form treated by most
modern method. Catarrh that most loathso the
OF all diseases acknowledged By the general
practitioner TO be incurablc. positively and
speedily cured by my method, which can be
used Rt home with most agreeable. effective and
pleasant results. Deiormtics and growths OF
the nose cured by simple method.
Consultation free.
RErEGIScrs:-Bc Bellevue Hospital Medical Col.
lcge, Manhattan Eye aud Ear lntlrmary, and
New York Eye auc Ear lniirmary.
OFFICE lfouRs-From Q 10 II a. NJ; from TO
5 ?. m. irom7 TO 0 p. m.
Offices permanently located at 1926 Market
street.. onnositG nostni,icS. no26.Tvts
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CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Fire this morning
in four-story building at the corner OF
West Madison street and Oakley avenue
caused anaggregate loss OF 5000, COW
cred by insurance. The principal losers
arc Duberg & Co.. dry goods, and the
Palais Royal department store. The
upper floors OF the building were occu-
pied MS apartments, and some OF the in
mates NARROWLY escaped suGccation.
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Straight University Buildings Damaged.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-The main
building, frame structure used MS 4
library and several small buildings be-
longing to the Straight university for
colored people, was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $4,000; insurance
unknown.
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To purify
Your blood
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla.

TIE Wheeling Building Association
is still open for new members. Meets
Saturday evenings at office OF franklin
Insurance Company, Nc. 81 Twelfth
street - -
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DAKERS. ATTENTION. PApr

PAkERS, ATTENTION!-A RARE
~ Chancellor sale or rent, house and bust
with all necessary fixtures, cook coal hou,e
stA0ic and Hour house: lot 3il5 ieeI font ri
feet deep. House contains niEc rooms. ono
S;o:c'room and kitchen, largo eemcntctl celia
water, artificial and natural gas. sewer conpcc.
per week; the best location In the city, Term;
easy and cheap Wants 10 60 into other busi.
ness. Inquire or address G. GANTERT, Beilarc.
Ohio. 4..-. r- noSt>
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FOR RENT,
FOE SALE,
EEOR RENT

FOR SAl.E-HANING SECURED 4
= lease on the loSford property for nu,n.
her Of years near the new Union depot, whcro
VIII open II ilrst.cGss snloou aud restaurant on
December |. now offer for sale my saloon com.
lALLY. rni, l.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-16
LAURELLE OIL.

Prevents tendency to wrinkles or agelng
of the skin. Prevents whitening OF the
skin or drying up Of the flesh. nature
wonder Tor PTSe Sotsles at druggists. "a