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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26
FOR RENT--HOUSES.


vi a aSs ssSI
:. .! s:s:n sss sss. Ts,s.'sA
d2l-x Los PennA- ave. u. ".
Foo kINT-NkALNEWg Flcks-iasi AND is;sI
:! " %y " I; iii. I'D fs,,s !: 81 en- s'io
ae,.,o L. A. AeiNT15 sa FMS Pm s g ss nS
tate and iasur.nce Sioier. ION and s... y 70
HOUSES
Sls & H:1 .n S.:h 81. ?; .s s
IFS isis as nv. iol l lsiS me- s. 3
i 1ss ave. s = INV syFt ne. ~, g
FURNISHED HOUSES.
1esh ns.r r. 49,; 81. 600 pear ieth NV: lor $500
p. an: g. 600 Nd ~: mean a. W.: -
Asss I've and rnom.. S sSJ ls.H s.
e.: :s'7 : :!s: !: 'ss g !;
sscn. ' wv ~ '1"'
. STORES.
loeo Conn svs...... 80! iGs4 Conn avs.......s7s
OIL nv trear, 1000 Conn ave trsar,. .s25
DEL X Q. HoLTzMAN. 10th and sss. n. y.
s:ts :; sst as,s Is. S Es.s !: =: .fs
2110 II a NV, l2r. go stable. 18th Il bet Pa
Drug store ~ l. 1r. ...oOl and 20
49, GEO. ". LINkINS,
dt9-2W $40 lyth u. u. ".
FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp HOUSE 1871 CONN.
ave Apply on the premises, or TO W. U. DENISoN
y GU, 6e3 st. nv. aio-2w
F." FURNISHED HOUSES
In Al sections Of the city, at prices ranging from also
TO u. UUO Yer mouth. Applyto
J. v n. HUYCK,
1905 Penusylvania ave.
dS-lm Opposite north entrance L. s. Treasury
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WANTED-STORES.

"ANTED-AS EASTERN MANUFACTURER OF
w lnen's hne footwear intending to open a retail
OTaLcA IL Washington wants a store rgut lOca-
ton Address, III sIrIct confidence. L. D.. star office
dob
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WANTED--HOUSES.

~ ANIED-ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. HOUSE
~ CONTAINING rooms or more; stable space
DulId one. or If suitable lot cCuid he found party
would build OWneI desiring Prompt sale please send
Inscription TO AGEN A, Star Cflce. d.lO-3ts
W ANIED-IO BUY HOUSE IN MOUNT
" Peasant bet 14th and l1th sts. extenasd bet.
dress b Is. r.. star office. LIS
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WANTED-ROOMS.

" ANIED-koOM AND BOARD IN EXCnANGk
w Tor lessons IN drawing, painting and music.
anu Instrumental, by a middle-ased lady, s1per-
eneeo teacher. Please adaress flDELkS, lbs st.
he. It.
WANlED-Bl JASUAilN 1, A SMALL ROOM
w within minutes walk Of Hotel Normandie.
Address HENlsi z. LOMBARD, Telegraph Operator,
Hotel Aormandie- 1t.
w ANTED-IMMEDIATE LADY WITH
w Two young children, one two unfinished
rooms Eorthwest' must be IN quiet and respectable
heshborAoVu ana Aaouerate prlce. Apply MIS-. c.,
star Uthce. It,
"A UNFUkNISHED-IHREE OR FOUR
w light hOuseLeep.ng roonls. I'd floor bay window
JrlcA souih front preferred; kas,
ao.e Address u " u. oJI + st. re. It
~ ANIED-t UKNIsHED AND UNFUKNISHED
w rooms all parts OF city cheapest and surest plan
70 secure aesraoe Iooiners (estaushed 1897 terms
moderate. SHAChlEr OKD'S AGENCY. AZ 18th st.
dS2-Ut'
n ANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, THREE
w rooms; COMMUNICATING if possible, with Doaru
IN northwest section permanent suited. Address,
Win particulars and terms \. b. D.. office. It
WANrED-TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, HEAT
w anu sas. by gentleman and wife, IN northwest.
Kent u ust he moderate. Permanent suited. Adj
dress. With price. PROMPT fAA. star otilce. 1t
IA ANTED-JANU AIRY 1, = OR 8 UNPUBLISHED
w rOOlilsd or I'd floor, suitable hight huuseAeep-
liz, ~ gentleman and price and location;
Jest OF care guaranteed Address L. office.
GI4-3t'
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n st. br b and store.

LOR RENT ZOO n ST tr h and store
l. 1875 sd st, 13r. br, 5r.............-... $50
N l. store And dweit- S.:c,S rcs ave- br IN ~ so
ing with stable. $50 "a lUisi Ed ST. Dr. A y so
3lOl ST. lot. br, III 1. l.4s I'D, G. store. 3I SO
furnished ....,.....lOO 1874 oUtn ST. br fr % so
oiot st, 1or. br. G1S ST, br.
Ia !. unfurnished... house, 3r.,,,....,,..2 p
3Ul1 y 1T, LIT, br, mi, 2U05 3s,d 81, br. liz Is
without stable 80 :,4Oi \ ST. lr ar ~ l.l 80
3117 st. llr. br. Ia j. 55 so :E.la stfr yr . 70
BIB st. l1r br, d. 50 l3O4h JCtu ST. Or r Ia 30
1897 ST. 13r, br. 81 27U2 to o7IS br Ar 10 SO
1I JUN 81, fr> br, IN l. 80 1858 54th ST. IL. 10
So Z. ID. ElCkLING,
d3-tf 1264 sd st. n. W. West " Washington.
EOR RENT-RESIDENCE I4l2 18TH ST, Is
rooms. Apply to J. J. SHEDD. 1907 K L ave.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
SMALL INVESTORS REAP BIO RETURNS BY
y 1udcious Investments in Washington suburban real
estate; safer than stocks safe xoyerQueut honda
aud more profitable; acres for -, 5OU; touched by
eiectric cars Investigate this carefully. DANIEL
AkMAT, 1913 Est. NV. lts
EoR sALE-FARMs. NOW is THE TINE TO
Il buy farns We have on our books the largest lins
e farms and country property generally " this city
river fronts Purchasers should cali before buying
fe;ssstr DUCkETT FORD. 0l7 u. a.
EoR sALE-.FRUITLAND"-T REsIDENcR
Il Of the late Thomas VI. Eduards on the Ws.Lipx.
ton and Western railroad, near Lsssbarg. Loudoun
house - an attractive shrsestory dwelling. stusied
eninence and commanding Q 6ne view O; the
surrounding country: Tue lawn contains about hvs
covered with original oAk aud ornsmeus trves
and there orchard with fruits Of every variety
common to this lattuae-in fact the tmproyenasnfs
ebody the and attention sts owner for oys
forty IL is nov offered for ssle on easy tesna
will lie exchxnxsd for property washtngton. D.
No more agresAbis pises can b. found for sumnsE
large farm, 900 scres sdjo,ning With tensnts hSn.
bssp saA etksl ontbuidinys. vii b. sold yith The
above. For further information apply TO wM. H
SAUNDERS b CO. l4O7 Ct uo7-eotg
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FOR RENT-FIATS.

EoR RENT-EAsT END FLATS, 1916 ST n
noor' each nat D rooms: ranges bath separate gas
meter i. good nsighboi hood; low rent IL taken
$40 11th Ut. NV d2G-6ts
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WANTED-IOTS.

" ANIkD-EOk CAsH-CHEA P LOT IN NOkIH-
w eastern section Not less than IL wsath. or
WIKI ~ prOvemsnis- Owners can address Box 20
Star 0flce. d.I-Iw.'
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FOR RENT-STABLES,

E'OR RENT-THE STABLE ON REAR OF MY PREM
Uses, 6lS st. price S. 90 per month. d. Y.
LAWhENCE. Room u. 6lo st. d2O-3t
E'Ok kENI-IN WARM BRICK STABLE NEAR
l. 9Th and Rhode Island ave., with another horse,
stall and buggy room cheap. Address STALL star
ONCE. It
k'OR RENT-sTABLE FOR TWO HOhSES AND
carriage. u per month Ipquire at 921 + ST. n. W.
d..I-3t'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-lO BOkkOW 81, 200 FOtl TWO OR
w Three years security city houses In northwest
worth over 90ao.e VIII pay per cent interest. Au-
dress Box l12, Star office. IT.
Al EACELLENT STEADY INCOME ASSURED
"A by Systematic bettiGs eastern races. under
teS lion OI -AIIed handcapper. 1eTms, so per week
Three day trial Tree. Results SPEAK themselves
= u ~" L, W III ave-, New lOrA city. 1t
t,OR SAl-E-A 1ICE LITTLE HOTEL NTH BAR
Il anu doing good business; Well furnished, Will
sell cheap Address HO1EL h. star office d:16tjts
L'Ok sALL-GOOD CHANCE-MILk ROUTE;
= two Sasoas store good trade and location to add
dry lunch, reason for selling. leaving CITY. For par
nc oISrs address LINUS. Star ofhce. d..O-ot-
L'Ok SALE-DININ0 ROOM IN The MOST Pop
ln&n VITA tue cash, To make money. Apply
.1t 4OlE 81. u W. dot
u AR4- CHANCE MEAT. VEGETABLE AND
~ Iruit store. centrally located. doing cash
business Tor sale at BARGAIN other business pre-
ventIis owner from attending to 1t; $780, Address
lsl. Star offce. d3tj-,,t.
WANTED-PARTNER WITH 500 OR $500 IN
w office business, uo risks. Address PROFITS,
star once. ltls
pAkTl LEAVING CITY WILL SILL FOh . l. 900
u Well located and EQUIPPED cle' tric power print
ing ONCE now rented for 10 per month splendid
NestLeht tAfl1Al Pa ~ IINU CO., vi 1th st.
NV. d2li:yts
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Mercantile Exchange
d208 Wash. Loan and Trust BulIding
A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT; CAPI-
"A Ia wanted IN relnuneratve established manu-
i4stuTinz business; prohts Large Address ITO, star
II e, ,lh-.J
NEW STREET. CAR MOTOR WILL BE OUT N
~ the streets early i'll the year. Iwenty-one
hundred shaIss Tor sale at 81 ~ share. Apply
'fonpany ofice.
d2+-6t- Room 10, Kellogg building.
EoR sALE-A DRUG STORE IN A DESIRABLE
Il location and growing eisnDorhood, Good reasons
ASSIGNED Tor disposlng. Address BOZ IU4, Star
vfhte. A.,I-.iis
I'UR sALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO
L CerJ and provision store. l1lS lOth n. W. no
tsaseuaOle offer refused II sold al onIe u24-u.
l. OK SAlE-SlOCh. FIXTURES AND TOOLS OF
paper hanging establishment. H.. q sd West
Washington. loT sale as n vho.e, cheap for cash: q
sotd eaiee Apply Oh premises " TO j. j. NAl ERs,
Assignee Jl4l ST. d:.:3-0ts
Eok sALE-DINING Room IN ONE OF THE
Il BEST localities IN >. ". Washington nice dining
ROOM reason Tor selling, To reIlre business
.or an and u sts. sw d22-6t'
hoKsEi CLAGET1, BRoKER. 1919 + ST NV
~ Now IL the time to invest Tor 81 Dividend pay
negotiated dltl In,
- 81 diamond Rings AND PINS
Also his lOc Sterling Silver fins for Ladies' at his
new store. LII ST. n az
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EOK RENT
= CSfUkNISHED.
lSl0 n Ut NV. S125
Thomas circle. -. .llU 10
lily Slst Ut ..,,,..,.ll6. u
lMi 10th Ut nw........lO
Hl1 4 s,......... 100
1918 18th st..............15
FUkNI
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave
lseAson) .......... "a. 900
Mass ave near Scott
ccircis......;;...:. SSS 81
Conn ave and LIST (cor-
nerl................S6.3
II st bet 14th and 10th
,sts. ....--. .L<o
Conn ave adjacent TO
Lafayette So tseason) $50
n Of near Conn ave. ....251
Se cor 21st and X SITS
NV. l.,rs aud bath. .22o
N 1t bet Conn ave and
tyth st. ............2O6. 30
n st bet Conn ave ana
18th 1t. .........,......0O
10th st bet . aud K ats. 200
II 1t, cor 2lst. zoo
10Th ct bet u and II sts. .,UO
Md ave bet I'd and "a
ate ho ,..s.,s......... .
20;h st bet . and 7 SITS. l53
Il Ut bet 18th aud 2Uth
SIS: .17o
q st bet 18th and 18th
SITS tseason) ...........1G5
I'd Ut bot "a ave and ID
81 70 (season). IFS
Mcpherson Square. l66. "a
N st bet 18th and 18th
sts. "...............16 8. 81
EFIs A (.
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EOR RENT - OR LEASE FOR ONE, TWO OR
4 three Years. $40 per month; llssi 9th Ct nw;a
handsome new private residence artisticaly planned
and finished; stands alone terraced grounds; 10
rooms; walls richly and tsssefuy papered and deco
rated reception ball high ceiiinls: hrep.ac-s and
loxgla handsomely tiled. "A windows, IL looking
south rne views; conservatory; bath room. with hot
and cold water and excellent plumbing: cellars
only; key next door, Il2i 9Th 1t. NV. Apply to
owner. Mrs SARA A. SPENCER. Spencerian Collegs
office eth and NV ocltL:nn
EOR RENT-17.6 MASS. AVE. NV. IA ROOMS;
Furnished o. not. to aunt Apply At Above nulnbss.
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LOH HENT-
Il z data, 1914 b 1916
"a xy, or each. go b ESQ
211O h u NV, l2r. so
Drug store ~ &LAr. 80
dl9-ov
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y31S @ st. Tr.......o2 SO
Rear 223 l. u. ar. :. lo.U
stable, lYth 1t bet Pa
ave and ! st............20
GEO. ". LINkINS,
Nh lIlA at n W
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E1OR RENT-wE OFFER FOR RENT a FUR-
nishsd house on 10Th street only three eeeks porth
Of Lafayette SQUARE. Will rent sS Largely reduced
price II taken 1t once. HILL q JOHNSTON,
d2l-U Los PennA- ave. u. ".
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
Capital Stock.

the capital stock of $6oo,ooo 100000 in stock
has been applied part payment for the property $780,
of stock will be Sold of which 100000 will be placed
i'll the treasury of the company be devoted to the deve
opment of the property the stockholders through the
board may direct the balance of 100000 will be applied
to the payment in full of the property and the expenses
the organization The stockholders will thus receive the
property free Of all ncumb rances with 100000 in cash
i'll the treasury of the company
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
Location Of Prop erty.

The property is located near Goshen on the Chesa-
neae and Ohio Railroad the midst of the finest iron
oRoe the world In the vicinity located the cee.
brated Victoria Longdale and Lowoor furnaces all
ming to their utmost capacity, and ing daily hun
deds of tons of iron Of the finest qua y marketed 1t
is probably only question of a short ii me when furnaces
of equal greater capacity will be locat ed this prop
ertY.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01

ington Western and Southwestern Railways, while rail
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad only eleven miles in
length would tap this great oteand timber belt and fur
nsh immediate easy and quick not only getting
thriving town at the point indicated There is vast
quantity of timber suitable for crosses the property
and the grade of the valley being very easy the expense
of constructing such road would be small and would in
railway unication with this beautiful valley
with its mighty forests of timber its great beds and
stone quaies its healthgivng springs and its saubrous
climate
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
Payments for Stock.

at the time Of subscriptions 81 per share on April and
81 monthly until paid in full per discount for
all cash When paid in full above the stock becomes
worcestershire and there is personal liability to the
stockholders for the de BITS of the company.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
ResO urces.

The royalties received upon the ores and all moneys
derived from the sales Of timber anbark cross-tes
from the sale of lots villa SITES and of such por-
tons of the land may be deemed expeden dispose
of will raise fund sufficient gu uarantee liberal dvi-
dends the stock of the company and the time
increase largely the fund for the development of the prop
PrtV
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
This Company is incoTpO
to erect factories, to mine ore, quarry stORe
great magnitude and value and having a

The Company owns 41,273
company, is the Glenpye Estate,
gether with about 1900 acres of
900, or less than $15 per acre,
500 or more per acre.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
Hotel, Lake and Boulevard.

On the side Of Walker Mountain, and overlooking
this beautiful valley is the lake referred above from
whence the terminus of this road would draw its
supply of pure water.
On the top of Walker Mountain, and i'll view Of this
town. is the level plateau reere to- where is the nten
ton of this company to lay out GRAND BOULEVARD
to extend the whole length of this plateau (about nine
miles, About the centre and this lake will be built
an ELEGANT HOTEL while the land on either side of
the boulevard will be vded into villa Sites rendering
this one of the first resorts in Virginia. TO
THE HOLDER OF so SHARES OF STOCK, ONE
OF THESE VILLA SITES WILL BE GIVEN.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
Iron Ore.

BROWN HEMATTTE IRON ORE of the best quail
y assayng so to SO per cent abounds in great beds,
easily mined while within few hundred yards is found
the best quality limestone for huxng Theron furnaces
within easy reach of this property would gladly purchase
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01

the iron ORE if delivered to them which be readily
done, contracts be made with mining companies
who will pay royalty every ton mined.
Timber.
Th e timber consisting of White Oak Red Oak
Chestnut Oak Hickory, Poplar Hemlocl, White Pine,
Cherry and Walnut is of the very finest and is easily
marketed
1t is believed by competent judges that the crosses,
timber and tan-bark this property will yield
era times greater than the capitalization of the company
while the lands after the timber is removed will be
ceedingly valuable.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
Timber.
Mineral Springs.

This property is located in the midst of thegreat min
era spring section of Virginia where thousands congre
gate every summer the Millboro Bath Alum, Warm Hot,
Healing Rockbridge Alum, Rockbrdge Baths and Others
all being within short distance we this property
and owned by this company is White Sulphur Spring Of
great value 1t is beautifully located among the foothills
of the Shenandoah The company will either lease, or
improve and beautify, this spring in the future.
We cannot better describe this property than by ap-
pending the letter of Of the highly esteemed citi
zens of Alexandria Va who is thoroughly acquainted
with these lands He says
Referring Company,
that consider this the most valuable property the kind the United
growing wealth industry and surrounded by mineral
beautiful
mile width
grand of Mill Mountain
termediate valleys well as Buffalo and Panther
Little Mill Valley grand
b Walker and Mil Mountains there exist native beds the finest
building while Walker
and
the wants large town AS this lake is fed by neyerng
IGoniaer the capitalization this s60 very low
the capitalization Of this property 43
Development.
Lines have been surveyed through this property for
the Pitts burp Niroinia Southern Woeh
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
CAPITAL AMID

acres Of magnificent iron and
with a grand brick mansion con
valuable fertile lands in a high
while competent judges have es
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01

Aid i'll all proper directions will be extended to such
enterprises desire to establish plants the lands of
this company. Manufacturers all the country will
be invited to inspect this property with view to locating
erection i'll the immediate vicinity that castings Of all
kinds can be had at a small cost.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
.peTtV,to locate and build towns,
panb owning as It does timber lands Of

this property, and owned by this
MS, stables, outbuildings, &c, to-
panyis capitalized at only 5000
lands alone Of this tract at
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
p O P E r Il Y

timber lands. In the midst Of
tanning IL rooms, extensive bar
state of cultivation. The com
timated the value Of the mineral
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01

NJ ANY
TORS.
J. Y. JOHNSTON, % Murray St, New York
VIM. j. RANNELS, Department of Justice.
W. j. DANTE, Washington, DC.
E. l.. MATTICE, Washington, D. G..
j. c. HAYDON, JeanesvilIe. Pa
G. G. LEE, Washington, D. G.,
J. S. LAWRENCE, Washington, D. c.
.peItV,tO locate and build towns,
pany owning as It does timber lands Of
this property, and owned by this
MS, stables, outbuildings, &c, to-
panyis capitalized at only $780,
lands alone Of this tract at
Aid in all proper directions will be extended to such
enterprises desire to establish plants the lands Of
this company. Manufacturers all the country will
be invited to inspect this property with view to locating
their works here. Rolling mills are now i'll course Of
erection i'll the immediate vicinity that castings of all
kinds can be had at a small cost
Water Power
The various rivers and creeks running for miles
through this property would furnish abundant power
for sawmills, -four mills, cotton OF wooen mills.
Climate and Soil.
on No be on the @ hSn
eat I'll It @ at e ssm time staa3ed @ a to be-
T9 b winters OF the North % b
teemng with happy and prosperous people "'
Town Sites.
whenever advisable by the stookholders or
o IF @ & r sna
payment anS
Extra Inducements to Purchasers of Stock.
be ss Gs IS will Va site d @
the yiTginia Clubs qaSToTbing
the the the inducements
tt
Especially
with that
g9G r0 9nd timber any @ s ade hereafter tS
of stock costing $40 the
Company's property.
Title.
Abstract furnished
of the title
Commonwealth Title Insurance Philadelphia
following letter William a.
General Of the United States Army, retired speaks for itself
WASHINGTON, c. March
| "BATH IRON AND TIMBER COMPANY, WAsHINsToY, d. c.
n to N
suitable b%hdH sanarum viii purchase 6nns
grounds lease the for term of such terms be agreed
this proposition thorough consideration Of the subject and
White and Black Sulphur Springs the point shall select the Sntaum
A
tion will be opened at the office
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
Management.

Competent managers will be employed by the com
pany develop this property who under the supervision
and direction of the Board of Directors elected by the
stockholders will contract with mining companies mine
made with owners of sawmills for cutting timber &c.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
Industries.

Owing to the unlimited quantity of iron and timber
this property this is of the best locations in the
country for manufacturers of railway cars
riages wagons hubs felloes and spokes handles
spades and shove portable houses and cottages for ship
ent elsewhere, tanneries manufactures of Shoes urn
ture iron and woodenware &c.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
OFF GERS.

President, ORIN DOUGLASS,
First Vice-Pre sIdent, VIM. A.
Second Vice-President. j. N.
Treasurer, j. S. Lawrence.
Secretary, WATSON BOYLE of
The Critic and record., 1891-04-01
NJ ANY

J. Y. JOHNSTON, % Murray St. New York
VIM. j. RANNELS, Department of Justice.
w: j. DANTE, Washington, D. G.
E. l.. MATTICE, Washington, D. G.
j. c. HAYDON, Jeanesville. Pa:
G. G. LEE, Washington, D. c.
J. S. LAWRENCE, Washington, D. c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-04
THE pAN,HANp1E COUNTIES.
The Upper End of the State Keeping Pace
with the Rest In Solid Growth.

inc upper hnu OF bno btAte hcePlnB Euce
with the Rest In Solid Growth.
In the general progress Of West vir-
ginia toward the position. Of greater
State the counties Of the Upper Pan
Handle are not behind the rest. Han.
cock county has had a particularly nota-
BILE growth in the last few years. The
completion of the branch of the Pan
Handle railroad which now connects
that town with the outside world has
done more to advance New Cumberland
than the other stimulating causes, in
Guiding the county's oil boom.
From town which had to depend on
the river for shipment of her freights,
that place has advanced almost at one
stride to the position OF the largest ship
per OF freights by the Pan Handle rold
in the State OF West Virginia. Her
friedrich industry has grown steadily,
and the completion ofthe Chelsea pot
terry added much to her importance as q
manufacturing town. She has taken
the right course in diversifying, while
enlarging, her industries, and she shows
signs Of becoming the metropolis of the
PSn-Handle outside OF Wheeling, and
holding that position against all COM
ers.
Wellsburg, while she has not advanced
with the rapid strides some OF her sister
towns have made, has held her own and
shows some growth, with indications OF
greater things in the near future. The
erection OF friedrich works below Wells
burg has helped her materially, and it
is apparent that other industies must
develop and become great from the
wealth Of coal and other natural re-
sources which exist there in rich
deposits. The section north OF Wheel
ing has but begun to show realization
,of her rightful and natural destiny, but
the outcome cannot DO in doubt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-04

Cumberland Building and Loan, Now cumber.
land, 900; Tyler County Building and Loan
Association, OF MlddlebouFne, 10000; shenan.
doah Junction building and Loan Association
No, /, 1900; Improvement Building and Loan
Association Of MArtihsbung, 10000; DonWood
Building and Loan Association, 10000; HAmp.
shire Building and Loan Association No !, Of
WseeiiSs ~ "a, OHIO Valley BnildISs ASSocI \.
ton, Of Wheeling, COO, 900; Home Building Asso.
clhton, MoundSvlllei 10000; State Building As
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-04
BANKS FOR 1880,

ISOLATION, Parkersburg, 5000 900; Sutton Building
and Loan Association 10000; Peoples Build ild
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-04

WEsr vfRaN4A Is 4 grazing State Is
unsurpassed.