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kpplios to G.. A. X. Veterans and all
OtherG
While the special low rate to Washington
Or the national &. A. r. encampment in
Feptember was made especially for the
|eterans by the Pennsylvania lines. all
|ther persons who desire to visit the
%ation's capital can take Advantage of the
educed rates oyer this direct route from
chicago. Side trip to historic Gettysburg
K desired. Address j. M. GREAvEs.
Travelling Pass. ARt., st. Paul, Minn.
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TICKETS
Are sold At all coupon Offices Of tbs Northern
Pacific Railroad to points North, East, South
and West, inthe United Statos and Canada.
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DAILY BULLETINCO
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Fine Job Work in ColOrS a Speciality
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Rnpnl 5saki.,g aun,pner.
oslpE

lacking is the appreciation of the oppor-
tunities and the advantages that are wait
ing for the sleeping giant to awake. As
1ar as the Southern Pacific Company is
concerned, it is ready to meet the people
half way. If they will utilize to the full
the magnificent resources of the forests.
the larms and mines, the railroad will
transport their produce to the furthest
market in which it can find buyers, and
with the tonnage increased to the greatest
possible extent, it will do it, when neces-
sary, at rate just above train expenses.
provided 1t IS not prevented from doing
so by tho interstate or other laws.
The railroad on its part will not inter-
fere with the peoples rights as expressed
IN their elections and legislative enact
mehts, and | somehow feel that the good
people OF California will help me to carry
out my determination to keep the railroad
out OF politics. 1t was no idle determina-
tion on my part, however painful a duty
IL may have been to make it, and am
confident that, upheld as 1 am by those
who are equally anxious with me that
the present administration shall restore
the railroad company to its rightful place
as simple carrier of persons and prop
erty without distinction Of creed, of ma
uonality, of party, or of individual,
shall be able to keep my word.
Z. p. HUNTINGTON.
Is your blood poor? Take Beecham's
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why Railroad Corporations Should
Keep Out of PoIitics-Sound Rea-
soning and Good Advice.

From San Francisco Examiner, March 4th.l
With Utea0 to GSce1tdt'ti1ag the exact at
tit1de Of the Southern Pacific corporation
alpon some matters Of ride general Sig7aif-
canoe and great Immediate interest, the
EXAMINER, through ats Net0 York cO7re-
sponde'at, placed before c. p. Huntington
q series Of questions svith The request that
they be onSwercd for publication. Mr..
Harrington answers as fotloaOS
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e5eurrul 3Itntfres.

DR. NJ. C. GEE, SPIRIT AND MAGNETIC
~ Doctor and Test Medium. Sittings daily
from A. NJ. TO 8 p. NJ. Test circles, Monday,
Thursday and Saturday, 8 p. NJ, 25 cents;
O7 / street, next to the Lull House. m1-6ts
UNHOROUGHBRED S. C. BROWN LEG
i horn eggs at j. r. CATLETT7S, Pleasant
Grove, or 4. LYNN, Sacramento. so cents
per setting of 3 eggs. fe29-1md&wt
A SIX YOUR GROCER FOR LILY WHITE''
"A Hour. fe1S-tf
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w ANTED- AN AGENT TO HANDLE
w tne well know remedy, Oil of Eden, for
sacramento County. For further particulars
call on or address j. l.. kELLETr, Western
iIOtCL m -6tx
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u % LET-THAT NICE NEW FLAT OF
six rooms. also bathroom and pantry To-
Gated u l416 seventh street. between y and
Q, will be TO let on April 18th. 1t contains
ali tae latest improvements, with burglar
city. Inquire OF JAMES RILEY, eitLer on
tne premises, OF at Lavenson's Shoe S ore
Filth ana streets. m7-3t&
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fIlO LET = TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
/ suitable for housekeeping; price, SO par
month. Inquire at sos fourteenth street. be
tween l and j. m2-4ts
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z. h PETTIT,
HIGAR MANyFA(vrITRE .>-r ,,,1zor =
~ sale and retail dealer l., Iiavona tioars
Tobacco, Snuf, Etc. - 30 Ni'' e1e
-" ~ street, bet. Second AID Third,
sacramento. Cal. d3l-tfd&w
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M TANTED STOCK TO PASTURE, ON
Wy Riverside road, two miles below city
l.. C.. BilIIJPS mI-6tk
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90 get or 3aea,t.

FiZo LET-A HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS
L and bathroom; furnished completely. AG-
ulCss NJ, this oIhce. m1-2tt
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fEIO RENT = FURNISHED ROOM, SUIT
| able tor one or two gentlemen. 1928, cor
ner Second and streets. In2 Cts
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StITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG, MAR
- RED man would like position on rancn; un-
norsebreG<ing and all kinds of farm
work; can give hrst-cass reference from lasl
l,llte e. also rom one of largest stock farms in
Cal tjrnIa. Address j. f., This Office. m5-3t%
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4nat-En1tnn.
Rnntrn.

CIRL WANTED - FOR HOUSEWORK
VI and cooking; small family. Call at 1909
4 street. m7-3t#
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s0 0An FEET OF IL. 2. 2I, oL-TNCH
oU.UUU irrigating pie, with couplings.
for sale cheap. Address c.. this Office. NAL M
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FURNISHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE OR
J. single, with bath and gas, on reasonable
terms. $50 Eighth street m2-6ts
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XSTANTED - BY A COLORED LADY.
w work by the day, such as house cleaning,
washing, etc. AQQreSS $50 NJ street. III 1-sitE
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y5lO LET-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN
/ private family, suitable for one or two
gent.eDen. Inquire at S IA Il street. md Cts
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JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION AS
- cook on ranch or in private family. Ad-
uresS n. l., this Office. m5-2tk
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I50R SALE-L0TS 10 OR sox16o FFET.
Il north side OF street, between Twentieth
and Twen1 y-firSt streets; one OF the finest tocs-
tioas in the city-above all possible Hoods
w. i. CHAMBERLAIN, 1e1s NJ street
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yNTANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN, WIDE
w awake, with good address, salary or
commission. Apply TO the SINGER MANU-
tACTURlNG COMPANY, 500 j street.
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YyNO LEASE = THE INTERNATIONAL
/ Hotel OF sacramento. Apply to CHAS. L.
WRIGHT, at the hotel. ml.tf
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TOR RENT-BUTCHER-SHO AND SIX
IL rooms and bathroom; fixtures FOR sale
cheap. Call corner Third and streets Mrs.
4. GLEEMAN. m1-1Zy-
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-EHE RECORD-UNION AND WEEKLY
J. UNION are the best for the family circle
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7 100 ACRES OF GOOD PASTURAGE
1.fUU Tor horses and cattle, on san Juan
Grant, north OF the American River, from
Folsom; inciosed in three fields with No
fence and locks on all gates. For further in
formation inquire of JOHN II. CARDW ELL
1904 n street, or at ranch m1-tf
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JHTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINF-
w yards, daries and all kind of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty OF work Tor desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street. Il and l..
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JsoR SALE-0NE OF THE FINEST AND
i largcst saloons in the city; extra family
entrance: best location; stock and lease. In
quire at this Office.
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rf4O RENT-AN UNFURNISHED ROOM.
L AppIs- at 7l6 j street. m4-3te
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For aIe.

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-AN So
l. acre farm, all fenced: 25 acres cleared:
good house, barn and outhouses; six miles
from Auburn. For further particulars call on
or address j. STOUT, Perkins, Cal. m5-6t*
L1oR sALF-A FINE, LARGE. GENTLE
IL buggy horse cheap. Apply to DIR. Glow,
531 X street. 1n4-6t%
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L rooms: all modern imprc vernetlts: laTga
brick stable, at 1911 z street, Fifteenth ;,l7d
Sixteenth, one blccg from street ears. Ad-
dress e. j. CROSS, letter-box No IoI5
Fourth street. fe12-tf
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ITO LET-A HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS
i fronting on Capitol Park: IoIS \ street:
rent, S16 per month. Apply 1U21 Tenth st
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D!S Is your blood poor? Take Beecham's
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TVO LET-FIVE ROOMS. APPLY BUTCHER
i shop, Tenth and " streets. fe25-iT
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10 beat Harrison in those states, and
even with these means ! doubt II 1t can
AS INGALLs SEES IT.
Kansas, by Good Management, wul stu
% kepabllenn.

KansaS, BY Good Management, WIZ stu
10 ksRssIicaH.
NHw York, June 20. = Ex-senator
John j. ingalls, arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon and went to the Aston
house. This morning he sails on the
Ems and will remain abroad during the
summer, returning in septemberto take
the stump in behalf OF Harrison and
Reid. 10 q reporter he spoke oil the
political situation in general, and oil
thatin Kansas in particular, as being
somewhat cloudy"
"In Kansas" said Mr.. Ingalls, "the
political horizon is by no means free
from clouds, There is the Peoples
party, or Farmers Alliance. as twas
called when went into the air a year
ago--went higher Than anything since
the COW jumped over the moon; they
are in the fight. II was thought they
had begun 10 disinteerate, but they
don't seem to chow it. They have held
state and congressional conVentlons,
are we'll organized, have plenty OF funds
and are confident. They will contest
the entire tcld, and expect to carry the
legislature, aud so give Pfetler y col
league Of the same political faith as
himself.
"Tne Farmers Alliance want TO beat
the Republican party, but / don't be-
lieve they are az strong az they we're In
the campaign Of 1880 and 1881. They
won their first victory in kansas, and
that is d great incentive for them TO
continue in their work.
''But don't think they will succeed.
and whom say that mean it. Sill
the Republicans must walk very circum-
specify to make their calling and cleo
ton sure. This is very important
year in Kansas"
Topeka, KAN, June 26. The nomina-
ton Of Governor Lyman U. Humphrey,
OF the Republicans, and Thomas y.
Hudson, Of the Peoples party, as candt-
dates for Congress in the Third district
inauguratei one OF the most interesting
contests for scat in Congress that this
state las known. This is Senator Per-
kins' old district. Hudson will have the
Endorsement Of the Democrats, and
much interestcenters in the contest. A
hot fight is expected.
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SECRETARY EIKINs is SURE
tina. PFs.ldOa. Harrison will Win In the

That President Harrison will Win In the
Fall.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 2e.-In an
interview to-day Secretary s. R. Elkins
said: at made no difference who was
nominated at Chicago. Mr.. Harrison
will be reelected. His success was not
dependent upon the weakness OF the
Democratic candidate, nor upon Demo-
cratic divisions. He will win on the
record OF his party and OF his admins.
tration. The expressions OF the Demo-
ocratic politicians and the newspapers
themselves indicate doubts OF their
ability to defeat the Republican capdi-
date. will freely say think Cleve-
land in some respects the best candidate
they could have chosen, but in one, the
greatest essential, he is the weakest.
There can be no lodging the tariff issue
with Cleveland az the Democratic can
didate.
"The country is prosperous. True, it
might be equally prosperous outside OF
legislation under Mr.. Cleveland, but'the
purpose OF Mr. Cleveland and his party
now is to break down protection. The
business public will take no chances.
1t will prefer to be satisfied with sure
thing, which is a good enough thing.
They will argue it is hardly possible to
improve upon the present situation,
and that change is fraught with danger,
and they viii! argue consequently and
vote accordingly.
For my part l don't depend on any
accident for success. So far as the
machine is concerned, We shall have 0
united Democracy to fight in New
York and elsewhere. make no count
on the heated pre.conyention threats OF
knitting in case this. that or the other
thing Is done or left undone. What we
saw at Minneapolis two weeks ago in q
mild way was repeated at Chicago this
week in an exaggerated FORM"
''Do you have any fear, Mr. secre.
tary, that Cleveland can carry any OF
tile Weatern states 7"
"Did he carry any OF them in 1882
significantly asked the secretary, in re-
ply. "The result in 1890 is not siHnifi-
cant OF Republican weakness in 4 ma
tional campaign. In considering the
long and glorious history Of the Repub-
lican party it will be observed that of
year elections have had little influence
on its fortunes in Presidential years.
The Democrats have only won the
house Of representatives twice in six
teen years"
sin the rosy ASPECT Of affairs, Mr..
Secretary, do you expect General Har.
rison will be enabled 10 break the solid
South at the coming electionP'
~ am no rainbow chaser, young man.
In ypolitics l believe in the natural
order Of things, just the same as l be-
lieve that common-sense methods APP
piled in ordinary business affairs are
followed by satisfactory results. l am
confident there are many surprises in
store for tho Democracy next Novem-
Der. With an honest count we would
carry several Of the Southern states.
In 1883 Cleveland, carried Virginia by
only 1900 and West Virginia by less
than 500 majority over Harrison. II
will require good deal OF bloody shirt
howl about the elections bill and kim
bred STUFF and, perhaps, some cheating
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THE NEXr ooNYeNTIoN



Cincinnati.
CINcIxxAT1, June 20. = Chairman
Dickie, Of the national committee,
practically opened his headquarters at
the Grand hotel yesterday, and all day
he was kept busy receiving local Pro
.hibitionists and also giving time to the
few arrivals from abroad who came IN
during the day. He met the local COM
mittee at 2 p. M, consisting OF Messrs.
Morris, Martin, Lockwood, Todhunter
and Mrs. Brown.
Chairman Dickie stated that the con-
yention would be called to order by him
self promptly at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning, and the first thing will be q
prayer by some one to be selected by
the national committee, at its meeting
Tuesday. Then will come the address
of welcome BY Rev. DIR. Lockwood, of
the First Baptist church. It was sug-
gested, also, that Mr.. Logan, chairman
of the Ohio executive committee, be as
signed to welcome the delegates on be-.
half Of the state, but Chairman Dickie
decided that it would be enough if DIR.
Lockwood welcomed them on behalf OF
the city and the state. This address is
limited to twenty minutes, but DR..
Lockwood promises that he will not oc-
cupy more than fifteen minutes.
Chairman Dickie will then announce
the temporary organization determined
upon by the national committee, and 1t
will be submitted for the approval of
the convention. Then will come tho
call Of the states for the nominations
from the delegations Of members OF
the various committees. These COM
mittees are credentials, permanent or
ganizatlon and rules and order Of busi-
ness, platform, national committeeman.
two from each state, honorary vice
presidents Of the convention. 1t 10.
probable that there will then be an adj
journment until 4 o'clock in the after
noon to give these committees time to
meet and transact whatever business
may lie brought before them.
The indications are that the only
struggle will be in the committee on
platform. There are so many reforms
suggested for representation in the
declaration OF principles that 1t will
take long time to consider and dispose
OF them.
The persons from West Virginia ex-
pected to be present are: D. j. Gibson,
Newburg; 4. R. Carskadon, Keyser;
Frank Burt, Warrington; D. D. john
son. Parkersburg; F. 7. Cartwright,
Wheeling; DR.. NJ. S. Hall, Richie Q. II.
Geo. Leonard. Ravenswood; Rev. 7. O.
johnson, Charleston; Zenas Martin,
Huntington; 7. N. Barnes, Weston;
j. NJ. Holt, Moundsville; Rev. w. F.
Hank. Tenithe.
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It will cost you nothing and will sure
" do you good, il you have cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guar
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from Ia grippe
found it Just tho thing and under its use
bad a speedy and perfect recovery. Try
a sample bottlea our expense and learn
for yourself Just how good q thing it H.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co. s
drugstore Large HiEe 5Oc and 81 %. 5
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nellmelor,, Dysing Establi.hmont.

John Heilmeier, proprietor Of the
Pan Handle DyeinG Establishment, No.
1881 Market street, respectfully an-
nounces that he Is prepared TO do clean-
ing dyeing and repairing, and in fact
he guarantees TO make your last years
clothes Look as good as new on short no
tice. Give him call.
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DIDN'T HAVE TREMENS.
Rev. Mr.. shober saw Queer Things.
but Grip was the Cause,
HIS STRANGE CASE COMES UP

Before a Judge..-it is on a Writ OF
Habeas Corpus, Which the Minister
secured that he Might See his
chlldren.-.Tl, Story OF his Comics.
sion aud Flight---was a Woman
Sent to Lure him into Trap?..-E'a-
vorable Testimony.
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pRoPosALs.
.EALEp PROPOSALS.
SUPERINTENDENT oFUcE,
WEST ViRelNIA PBSnESTIARY,

eMuuNulNAAAA1S VS. v 49, Suhg " AbJEa
Sealed proposals will DO received by the Super.
intendent Of tho West Virginia Penitentiary IN.
I'll y O'Clock meridian, on Wednesday. luly G.
1892 for the labor OF hfty 60l convtcts Tor term
not exceeding Eve years
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids. For further information address the
undersigned.
N. VAN PELT, Superintendent
SEE CODE OF 1857 CHAPTER l6h
9 Each bidder may state separately IN his bid
what he will give Tor the labor bid Tor. with or
without the exclusive right to manufacture the
articles specified
i, Each bid shall specify the articles proposed
to be manufactured and tho number Of Square
feet OF shop room which will be required, and
II steam power Is required, the amount OF power
and the price per day they are willing to pay
therefor.
6 Each bid shall be unconditional
G The price per day for each convict shall b.
specified and Il different price per day 10 stated
FOR different periods. each period and price must
be SO stated, that one may DO accepted and the
other rejected,
l. 1.-THE person bidding desires to inauutle-
ture different classea Of articles the labor to 30
employed on each class must DO bid for sepa.
rately.
with gureties to the satisfaction OF the Board
that the bidder will comply With the terms Of
his bid II 1t Is accepted. and DO sealed up and
addressed TO the superintendent, endorsed bids
D. The conyicts shall labor for the contractors,
on an average, ten hours q day during the year
sundays and national holidays excepted. je6.X
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EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUSI.

INMPLOYMENI FOX GOOD bUsI.
IL MESS MEN.
Good, energetic business mon wanted, to
travel In all parts q the United States in The
patriotic, iraternai. benevolent and prOiectiTo
society. This society possesses stronger and bSt.
ter lfaternRl aud protective features than auy
other insurance order N existence. No "shOr.
term" or "Endowment' scheme. but a periec,
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE, EQUt.
TABLE, ECONOMICAL. aud easy 10 work. The
plans are excellent, readily undentood and rGc.
ommend themselves This society now numbers
among is nomber9 larger percentage Of intel.
ilgent business and professional men. In pro.
portion to It, Total membership, than Any other
order. The most liberal inducements as regards
pay, steady employment, territory, ETC., oftenel
the right men 70 act a special agents. Call at
nf address,
TaEoFSfcE OF me AMERICANA HIoNLRAGUE
1854 Chapline Street,
myn Wheeling " Va
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FoR aENr.

THOR RENT-THE THREE-sTORY
.G business house, No 1874 Main street "
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockhollers Of TIA
Elson GlaN Company. for the election OF Ave
business as may come before the meeting. viii
DO held at the Mcclure House, Wheeling. v Va,
Tuesday July Y, at 10 a N.
cHARLEs ]. G1Ls Secretary. leii
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FoR SALE.

ESoR ALE-BooT, SHOE AND NO.
Il TON STORE in centre Of business part Of
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WANTED.

lWTANTE D-FO r THE UNITED
wv STATES ARMY. able.b bodied. unmarried
pay, nations. clothing and medical attendance
Applicants must BE- prepared 70 furnish salts
factory evidence as 10 age, character and hAbtA
Apply Of 1lSl Main street, Wheeling, w Va
lA9l NwGP
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T. iftie person bidding desires to manulae.
ture different classea Of articles the labor to DO
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one new Top Buggy, one old Top Buggy one
Open Buggy. three Truck Wagons, one Expire"
Wagon, two fine Work Horses, four Buggy Hona
Terms cash. NJ REILLY.
iee4 1909 and 1871 Main Street
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EoR SALE-DWELLING NO. 1877
Il South Broadway. containing seven rooms
hall aud pantry. both gases and water. Lot
IOxl2o Inquire on premises. apd
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STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL ES.
STATE FOR SALE
lOahares wheeling Title and Trust Co. stock.
10BhareS Wheeling Ice and Storage stock.
SS0OO-Brilliant bonds 500 each
20 shares Warwick Pottery stock.
4shnres Eson Glass stock.
The old Peoples Bank building.
Tho Block property, Main street
No. 10 South Front street.
THoS. O,BRIEN, Broker,
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EoR SALE.
SToCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
50 shares Wheeling Pottery Co.
10LhAreS Standard Iron Company.
20Bhares Junction Iron Company
60ahares BellaIre Nall Mil.
20ShareS Etna Iron and Steel Company
80 shares Wheeling & Belmont BridgeCo
10 shares Peabody Insurance Company.
5shAres Fire and Marine insurance Company
6shares National Bank OF Claysyllle, Pa
3. s. IRWIN, Broker,
jets No. a Twelfth Street