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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-25
MARRIED.

MISUNDERSTANDING q, by Rev. William
Hall. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. ii.
NTH, their daughter. Hattie Ill. Smith to Mr..
w. G. Nett, both of Augusta.
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BIG BLAZE AT OMAHA.
SEVERAL Hundred Thousand Dollars Damage
Caused by Fire.

The Continental block. . four-story brick
building located at 18th and Douglas streets,
OunAha. va. visited by Ire last night and al
most completely destroyed. The loss to the
building and contents viii reach fully s2oo 900.
The immense carpet and furniture establish
ment Of 5. A Orchard & Co. situated at I4I4.
i4ls and i&is Douglas street snd occupying
four floors, was completely Quilted, not a dol
lar's worth Of goods being saved from the ruins
The loss here will, IL Is estimated. reach fully
Ella. 900. Of which about s95, 900 Is covered by
insurance.
The Continental Clothing Company suffered
severely from IRE. smoke and water. The arm
carried shout SI25. COO worth Of stock and was
insured 10 the extent Of $4,000. At midnight
ths nrs was still IN progress and IL is safe to say
Tia, the loss viii reach fully one half Of the
valus Of tins stock
Tbs origin Of the Ste Is unknown, but il il
supposed 10 have started In the basement OF
the carpet store nom an explosion Of some
lind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
An Evangelist sent to Jail.

Joseph Best. Al evangelist. was arra!gned be-
fore police magistrate at Hamilton, oat-, yes
s<rday on I. charge Of sssaulting his wife. IL
appears that Best demonstrated with his wife
for allowing . servant 10 wash potatoes on Sum
day. Mrs Beat claims that her husband struck
hsr and showed her into q closet The magis-
trsss fined the defendant e10 and In defaults of
payment committed him to prison for two
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-l422 nth ST. NV; 3sToRY q
PARKER, 1z1S r ST. d2S-6t
Ion nENT-x7O @ 81. s W. NEW AND NICELY
i built bsy-windcv; pewly pspsred throughout; s
HENnf WIZ. s.w. cor. 7th and G SITS. sv. aIs-3t
Eon hENI.6a4h l4TH 90. s; Z. NEW 6R. B.
water $40. THoe. B. eTAHL. ASS La sve-
EoR kENT-s50 MONTH, 10 ROOMS AND BATH ;
+ new and desirable; modern home; never occu-
dss-Ss' Z. tRLicH KENNEDY. COS iSss st.
EOR RENT = NICELY FURNISHED s-BOOM
L house. 80 @ St ne. AMI Rent. AS
d26-Se 8. J. BLOCK, Glib q ~ D. ~
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FEMALE.

WANTED-TEN FIRST-cLASs WHITE COOKS
s.s TSpiS Sr st St new e sO Sffsf fc
40 1th 81. n ", upstairs. d2s-Sb'
WANTEp-THE TWO YOUNG LADIES THAT
Mis-, AUsTiS's. Iio3 8 St n '''' ''''n 's A Id.
WANTED-wAITREss WHO WILL DO Up
, stairs wors; also eIperisncsd man to cars for
WANTED . NHEDIATRLY- fxPRRIENcED
so waist and skirt hands; only the best need apply
42oSTh St NV. d2S4b'
WANTED-ER RAND GIRL FOB DREssMAK-
WANTED-COoK AND GENERAL SERVANT ;
~ best reference required Apply after p M
W.NrED-CoLoRED GIRL IL, A SMALL FAM
edge OF cooking. G25 81. ID
WANTED YOUNG LADY To READ ONE OR
paa p tw2 90 n9urs every morning 20 lady Addres.
IVAN IDA STEADY WHITE WOMAN FOR
w cha Der and housework. eli 12thst. n. ". 1929
WANTED-A sErTI.E Ed COLoRED WOMAN TO
cS9E Tsss vast. and Iron for small family; go home
ST. NV. d27-las
WANTkp-A NURSE FOR CHILDREN FROM
w 70 y; must have experience and good refer
Box 100. Star ottce. az s-3b'
WASTrED-A GOOD COOK AT SO 18Th 8. ST.
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN To DO
Mass ave. n W. references requirsa- d27-Sb'
WANTED-A FIRST-CLAss WOMAN TO TAKE
" Care OF dining room and Kitchen; one who
non. nssd ,rpiy. fS8 St a 2. s00o d sS9HF
WASIRD- or WOMAN TO DO LIeHT
hoa .f h0py 2 4o ioh Il: %ns Esq
WASTED-wHITE AND CoLoRED BUFFERS,
mn. swedish. Norwegian and swiss help; larges:
d246b- BURNHANs. ITO .t.nw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
WANTED - BIZ A BOY 10, SITUATION IN
w grocery store, with reference. Address A. o.,
Star Office. Ia.
WANTED YOUNG WHITE MAN, A PLACE
w to drive wagon or to handle good horses, good
references I3l Pa ave. Sc d2S-2d.
WANIED-pOsITIoN BY 4 YOUNG WHITE
w man ss waiter In private family; best refer
ence- Address NJ W. Star ofdce Id
WANTED BT FTRsT-CLAsS COOK, WITH
" best q refarsrceS position in private family
VIII take slsg private TarJies IL necessary Ad-
dress W. B. q. star once. d2s-3d'
WASTED-BY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w czrpente-, stranger II city work in hotel or by
the day: handy man and would accept any honora-
bic means Of supporting family Any one in need of
s2ber reliable assistant address E. 5. 1905 L.
WANTED-sITUATI AS GARDENER; UN-
w ders;sud glass and raising al kinds OF vese-
tables, flowers, &c. by German; married; one
child best of references Address HERMAN ZOLI-
EER. Silver Hill p u d21-3d.
WANrED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss YOUNG WHITE
w man. situation to take of horses and drive
understands steam heating and flower gardening Adt
dres. Boz ~. star ONCE. DO 3D.
WANTED-FoslTIoN BY GRADUATE IN PHAR-
w macy, competent pharmacist Of years experi-
ence best Of references zivsn. Address @. PHAR-
NACIsT. Box 10. Hartleton. Union county Pa.
d26-3t.
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WANTED-LOTS.

building lots north wet, east Of loeh and south
Of Boundary. Address QUICK PURCHASE, stsT
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FOR SAIF-IOTS

EoR sNI-E-MERIplsN RiLI~-oSs or THF
Il hnest corners IN 10Th ct this ssd- cf Columbia
desLs DASiKI. 4 ANTI islsf.
FOR SALOON ST BETWEEN NORTH CAP
itol and l-t .ts west slxso ~ ross sles .ss-s,-
ms row Of twelve new hcnsr. az SOS Than surrsst
prices. RUST 4 HrNeFRpoep
dSeS 80 isth ~ y "
EoR sALE-FoUR Snort coRNrR Lors m
rsridly tlnrroytns nortkea~t s>csA,a ~,s-r .--~r
aud sss: pre, %. 800. terms. 81 coo cash ssfO m
. months e. Q n 90. yenr. eco 10 - months ssSc
YRsNcIs HprTr.
EoR sALE-A BARoarS-Lor on isfH sf
= near south ,srs.in. .v. se ~ 500 per sQpsrs
loot. Apply 70 DANTE CO.. ia2o "a \ v. d.s-a
INon sALE NICE LOT, MASS AVA NJ
Il ehesp tcr cash, would trade Cor hou.s rsnttns
8 =, star S SssSeP pay din'''nS' IN cash 49,
EoR SALE HARGAfN-3 LOTS COZ i 90 facH. oS
80 nesr 18th ct With GOOD frsIp,; side sni r-sr
s 'na '''n eS, iSIis S.,fs g IT,, very .s.
I'oR sAI.E-DoT on NORTH SIDE or ST an
Il tween 18th and 10Th. 30 front By l17ss n de-p
being house num cred iscS and IsY- 81 ~ q r--
80 foot y. r. BEAI.k. Room n, Ot "a az In.
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BOARDING

SAMUEL HOWARD. IHE aMFRrcAN-FRFSCg
- eat-r-r. ~tl s-rve meals from il27 clsf ~ n
70 any part Of The city az short notir@ I ned
class 40 49,.
TIE soUrHERN-5ll 18th sr Nw.-FTksT-
l. elias, family BOARD snt ROOM 81 per dar 81 %
week. Runs tally 30 coach daily % A-itns-,s,
soldiers' Home and CABIN John ridss ni7,o.lsr
TIE HOTEL kICHMoND.
18th Apd " sts n.
VIII open TUESDAY. brceuh-r 81 newly su,n,.hes
rented and rcpairrd. and afl BE- sept 90 the An-rt
suit fanilies Table board a dssref
d3-lm' Nv COLEMAN
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MALE OR FEMALE.

MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-WOMEN COOKS. S12 TO $40 PER
w month: maids. Mattresses, nurses. scruoners
hutlers men COOKS coschnsn, kitchen belr for fam-
lea and hotels DICKS AGENCY. 613 7th St dos
VTANT rD-wHIrE FARMER AND WIFE (SO
w childrsn) TO work small farm city; must un-
dsrstsnd sot borsss and come we'll recoruruep led
Address FARIER. Star once. d2s-3c'
WANTED = DUfDoEI'S EMPLOYMENT b.
w resu, conducted by 1adiss-men sp6 women, white
ard coiored for az kinds o. domesc labor civ state
srd sprinEx with references. 700 at oc.,fa pwc'
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FEMALE.


WASTEp- TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
Tres buffers eoafhnien tootTnsn and kitchen help:
reference from lastsmployers 6131th St dos A.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w a place as ehsmbernaid or house girl Cal for
three days at 800 C St ne. lie.
WANTE by RESPECT ABLE CoLoRED GIRL,
Address lle4 isth st n W. call for thtes days Ibs
WANTED-B EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER
W and ladies' tailor. sewing In family BY The day !;
Ter day address DKEssMAKER. ss.r ONCE sC dss S
WA.N,,jTh.DE. ID. - BY REsPESTaBLE coLoREp
reference. 1911. rear Eth St NV. bet. y and b
yyANTEp-BY TWO HONEST AND RESPECT
s ve Tsenss e oD a she psos
Address cor. 22d and SIS. n. L.
WANrED-Br AN 1NpUsrRToUs RELIABLE
drss, sTRINGER. star once. " disc!
WASTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN WHO THOR
w ouyhiy understand. al duties lady's maid sit
~ a. y. on Thursday or Friday. between 10 sSd
WASTTD-A SITUATION By COMPETENT
COOK. AIS stS st sw ds7-sss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY RESPECTABLE
" French woman rs urse and chanIberuaaii. Or to
iios i5s Can Be '''n at s9ss:'
w .-r1snt, tr.is j private fam lies hotels. rs.ssu
t'2 IN Fl if fsrs
NV dISloss
WANTED-sITUATIoYs FOR MAIDS. COOKS
seamstresses watchtnen drivers. engineers, house
men yor.srs cis Is. sAeslnen snd ladies tstore and
d3+Gt. BURNHANs. 11Io @ stnw.
MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED BY CoLoRED WOMAN. TO
w clean stores or Offices. morning or evening
once ''''' D d5s.sc.
WANTED-ROOMS.
WASTEp-RooN AND BOARD BY LADY IN
address B. SOS Mutual Lie Suiidins. PSiisas phs.
XVANTED-To RENT TWO MEDIUM OR ONT
w large slcove west Of 18th anfurntshed
pret.rred ansssr must give full particulars Address
l. T.. stsr once. IT.
w Perns. ave. by gentleman and vie. camforta-
pc ssesnd.s,ory rom With sood board; priv.,s faa
/ NEANrED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHEp
w rooms All parts of city chesPest and surest plan
lisa ss
I WANTED = BY GENTLEMAN, PLfIsIYT
w room In nice nsizaho.hood q w.. Win private
tsmiiy; references exchanged Address Boz "a, Sta
! UASTED-BY LADY AND DAUGHTER. 8 UN-
wei hsssed f Or ID doors rsst about els; no s.s
WANTED-LOTS.
WANTEp-To PURCHASE TWO Oh THRRI
Ssa1:ss S5ftf * lSia ise syn
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WANTED-HELP.
MALI

yANrRp-A LIVE NAN TO CANVASS FOR A
w posSs r.msdy' best references required .P-
iar 's;si.acs. JOINS fss WELL tH sol
XVANTKb : IMMRDIATELY AN EXPERT
.nogg &C., ,.soh'r' rtinAn system ADDE'S
WNrEp-AN ACTIVE WHITE BOY Is YEARs
REQUIRED Apply RlS3 ST. y. ". after p. M la
WANTED-Two BRIGHT RBLIABLE BOYS POR
and rod Ssg h Il kss%sS
WANTEp.AT CITY iNTELL1erNcs ofRlos.
q i,.d sHS6k III Es Eff ia1sa 0n
WANTRD-AN INTELLIGENT CoLosED BOY
10 n f3 ;'.si'' References required A's BEEN
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss BAKER ON FANCY
'ias%sR si Pussy p
W1tSS1glEZ S. .IEsT-oLAss MAoH SI7,
ysfr- s .ss to work in barber 'h0S Sa7 GEO
WANTED-A GOOD coLoREp ooAcHNAN;
:pS ~ to SHl
WANTED-THE ADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC
w men and .omen open for perm:nent work We
sss e,cIsivs ssrT,ory guatsnts. good xStasrs
"a 9 ss! ss: : :..l;:
everybody, 1t sells at sight No eIpertence neces-
sary Full particulars by mail Lithographs,
IaInphls:s. SC, frye UPON receipt Of postage. Ad-
dress TIE KoAL-SPAR CO.. department. No 81.
Boston. Mass diem. W. s26as
WhNTED-LADIEs OR YOUNG MEN TO TAKE
g ~ ass s sasss %sS:s S:st :sas %.,I
SaSTFscTtk1sG CO. Bon sssi 'f Boston MAS.
Established 1880 dle-eo6a'
WANTED -.AeENTs-EoUITABLE ENDoW-
w MENr ASSOCIATION A good opening for
ensrsetic and suitable pen. Apply SUPERISTESD-
WLrTfD-sTENOesAFH AND RRHIN0-
t7r syritsI oysrstors directed . Positions;
oFf. fEiMANs bENEDfoT. Remington Type
writer otss. 9Th and y sta NV ss20S
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oOl3 S.t, On. 7r. .s5, 600
s33. 1886 :sed It. b h.
1872 and 1874 sth 81.
bh, m 1. 6r....4. 400
40 Pa ave. store and
dwg. bh...-.....:3 80. c0o
l4,4 Q st. b b, I2r, Is. 900
ls.,a X st NV. b b.
mi, Tor ...........10 500
272o N st NV. bh,
TIA it 18Th St NV. b i NV"
nj. Tor. 10. 900
207 @ st NV. b L.
li L 4 ho q s nv. SS. as. S oSS
1871 Boundary ST NV
4 b. IA !. Sr .-...-.T. 100
l13S 18th 81, fh.
Or, and 4 his rear. z. 600
50 ct 3 h. m i. l1r- g. 800
tt y 81 . q. W. ~ i %. w
sos 9Th II NV. b b.
m 1. Sr. .......--..4.15 go
2211 and 2.,13 nh st,
b b. ". G ..-......4. 800
50 and 81 Defrees 81
NV. b b. 7r. each. :. 5. To
on q the . pr9psrty on my
THOS. Y. WAaaAMlN
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PERSONAL.

EFT THEM 90 BEFORE JANUARY A. RIa
IL cash prices for gents, .ecopd band clothing send
postal today. JUsTHs OH STAND.
DIS 6lp - M
A UrHoRIZEp PRIVATE DErLcTryK AeENcr
"a CONN rns.son' prompt $500 70. coh,a,,-
WILLIAMS MAnsser ee0 y ct q. Ilg-lms
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRIcK Il. G. BRENNAN. @ A..
o. Institute q Acoounts. Nsu YwA
Public Accountant and Au65oR.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sAIEaoyE OF THk FINEST FARMS IN
i Maryland. 2B5 scr-e highly Improved. hsnd-sfns
dwelling; rood outhou-es lsrr- orchard me trurk-
Ing land; near railroad two canning fsforis.,
HUME. 454 Pa ave. dlslm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

EOR SALE
Il 2211 70 2243 10th
st, b b, 4 and Or. s25. OOC
1I7 Pa ave. Z b,
1 to 10 O'Brien,s
court. b b. 4r...-2o. OOC
1908 70 1927 Est. : -,
23eiloe % sssa Boands% ny
1t. b h, Ar, al. t6. SOC
ees' 4 I !. & NV ". +; +. n .is e: So
1922 LIST nv, Z b. or. 8. 0OC
3a2s to 1884 psf. b h.
,sSSIss1r st. 5 Il. m i.
LBS and IS soiE St.
2i { 8 va az ave- ssI n. 7r. e 81 81
lte 8 alley bet u and
lMs iSth : ID, It: 8 & e co.
43S to al Prather's
allsy; BIB, frs.....6 ooO
1123 2Wh 81. b b. 6rA,
and2 houses in rear.
He e : ssaa: i: only q ! S SSs
book. For fqnu list . ell
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wANTED-HOUSES.

WANTEp-To r Mt HOUSE, FURNIsHEp OR
w partially 50, by family Of three ,,dults, where
rOOmers. Address Bex lea. Star office It,
WANTEp-To RENT Fok THREE MONTHS.
w furnished house, must be 10 good condition
complete for bousekesring and in good
ASdrsss INDEX. Star office. giving full particulars
WANTEb-To BUY, FOR OAeH-A RESIDENCE
w street line within three squares of Airing
ton Hotel Address kEsIDENCE. Star once. IT.
yVaNTED-To PURCHASE. A MODERN OR
q wy fun BSSsfFsdPi,GsI .S Pr sa q
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FOR SALE-HoRsEe 4 vEHrcrrs

ptAAt sVod pfioes IN epriht. VA yac enn oeo o-HH
E,oR SALE Oh EIcHAEoB-oNf LAYpAu Q
Il eroushsms ooupes. . rocksveys, 10 eipr~<-.
bakery and business wasnns Al a. ~fy1~s. 60 lar
robes and BLANKETS. AZ cost ". r. GEYER ~ Il.
ave. ". dcE
E'oR sALE--oNE FIvE-GLAss BREWSTER Ian
DAt. IN perfect condtttou.
One Father bad Brevster LAndsu. vssy hama
some Job; good new
One French Hrvuxhsrn. psed only one ses.ss.
One verJ sty lish sedan Victoria.
Two C.hrolets, both fsht. stylish joh~
Ore krtension Top Cut-under. used last sprfns ana
summer
one PhsetOn Bussy. built 70 order. neat. lixhs
job.
one Flandesu Dor Cart with harness
One flhury Cart. ana . lsrre numb-r Of reyi-s
OF open and close carriages for sale r.nt 81 very
reasonable prices NATIONAL CARRIAGE Co
FRANK W. BOWLING. Nsaa<><.
SOS North Capitol street fes-sss
I,oR sALE-HANDsoMF-T CART WITH PoLE
Il and shafts; Price. sl5o. Appiy 81 1908 4 .ths-.
ISoR sALE-PA1R DARK BA1 HORSES ANDs
II YEAR old. fifteen aud . half h.nds high Fsr
sale viii exchange for lArse. stylish ooups bore
Inquire at liza Grnw. dyT 81
lpoR sALE-CHEAP BECAUSE owNFR HAs To
i leave me city-sh-stnui sadie msre. ''Ro>shpa."
Mr. CASSIDY.
d2.-8. Al 400 i<fh 81.
EoR sALE-cARRIAeEs. WAGONS AND Bra.
u Sies On .ssy .~rna kepsir.pg end erdsred vcrS
promptly attendsd To- COOK JAkbok 5HS
ST.. West Washinstoa- nkh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

ErOR sALE-NEw HoUsEs.0BARoAINs; EASY
81 s.s sa' "a oxs 10 s.'
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MALE OR FEMALE,

WANTED by A COLORED WOMAN To
w clean stores or Offices. morning or evening
rsspec ful colored boy H. place TO work rpornin<
and evening; home At night Address Box p6 star
once. dlS-3cs
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LNoR sALR-Slo PER MoNTH-NEw GROOM
L brick; g. m II ST. near 18Th price, 81 300.
Greatest bargain in city. See my list of houses for
sale monthly payments, l. c. FERRFLL
d22th.s. w,3 1907 r It.
Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE-HoUsEs AND LOIS
In ell parts Of the city Call and list before
Investing. l. G. FERRELI 1907 st. d;,2t N. sSw:8'
EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-THE FoUR-sroRY
brick dwelling 1874 Corcoran containing IL
rooms and bath with all modern conveniences. viii he
sold on easy terms. r. L. GOODMAN
n16-w&sn COS 18th s.
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EOR RENT-OFFICEs IN THE NEW DISTRICT
L Title Insurance Company building, $40 18th At
Nv. Rooms are large. we'll lighted and heated BY
steam. CHARLES ". HANDY
Real Estate Broker,
d,3-1m $40 18th st. n ".
EORRENT-OFFICE ROOMS ONsRCOND FLOOE
Of our euildns suitable for dentist, LAWYER pat
ent attorney, e, moderate rent. TYLER ruth
ERFORD 1907 r ct. n d31ms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.


WINDsoR-Wilbur CASTOR, of Kingwood.
Walter Burns. Of Grafton, is a guest Of
his sister, on the South Side.
Geo. A. Dean, Secretary Of the Junction
Iron Company, came down from Mingo
yesterday.
MoLURE.-C. F. Millspaugh, of Parkers-
burg; A. M. Sheets of Grafton; Dr.
Hitchcock, of Friendly.
Mrs. G. w. Grimm, Of Huntington, is a
guest Of his children, Marsden, Laura, and
VIM. Colvig, on Main street.
BEHLER-W. J. Brown and wife and A.
c. jackson, Of Sistersville; L. Bidelle, OF
Williamstown; Miss Blanche Garrison, Of
New Martinsville.
/ STAMM-H. r. Howard, Of Point Pleas
ant; ex-Auditor Z. A. Bennett, Of Hunt
ington; ID. A. Dorsey, of Moundsville; 7. f.
Koen and Homer r. Koen, OF Warrington.
Hon H. r. Howard, of Point Pleasant,
was in the city last evening He will 20
down to Moundsville this morning to attend
u meeting of the Penitentiary Board OF
which he is member.
Miss Gussie Burkham, who has been en-
loving relaxation and ease in the bucolic
scenes of Elm Grove, has arrived home.
Miss BurL ham is fond Of raw nature, and
views it with poetic eye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07
DIED.

sCHULTZE-December G. 1892, at the residence
of his son. A. J. Schultze, 364S Jacob street.,
HENRY ScHULTzE, aged % years months and Is
days.
Funeral from the residence OF his son, Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock Interment Mt Zion.
Friends and surviving members Of Company C,
Second West Virginia Volunteer Infantry, re-
spectfully INVITED to attend.
WAGNER-On Monday morning, December
;. 1892. at o'clock, MARTIN WAGNER, aged IS
years.
Funeral from his late residence in Ttiadel-
phia, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Stone Church cemetery. Friends of
the family invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07

THOSE purchasing Spectaclss or Eye
Glasses for Christmas presents from
Prof. Shelf, the 0ptician, cor. Main and
Eleventh streets, will be given card to
give to their friends with the glasses.
The card will entitle the one to which
it is given to have their eyes examined,
and glasses changed to suit their eyes,
without extra charge.
anvvfO
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rHE USE AND ABUSE OF wHIsREr

This subject could be dwelt upon to consid
era Ne Length. and yet much would remain un-
told. but al agree that the use, the proper use
of pure rye whisSey is an absolute necessity,
especiailv so now, when nature insists upon
being stimulated. All regular PHYSICIANS pie.
s.-,bs I'VE whiskey. ana rusty claim that
Elein's Silver Age and Duquesne Whistles are
most reliable. They do this not only because
thew have tried them but because the leading
hospitals use them-hnd them the Dest stun n
lS,,fs IN the world. Silver Age sells for 8. So
end Duouesne for q s. Per fun quart Fer sale
~ an dealers and druggists AK for them OF
esnd 20 MAJ KLEIN, g Federal Street. Ale
gheny, Pa
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SPECIAL sale of Gents Cork Sole
Shoes in all the latest styles, Lace and
Congress, at $500, $500, $500 and Sc. 90.
L. V. BLOND.
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BOYS SUITS& OVERCOATS
ALarge Stock.
4 Choice Stock.
4 Varied Stock.
A LOV-PriCed Stock.
NJ. GUTMAN Z CO.,
B B:s'i. Twelfth and Main Sis. Fls s%
aae1u advertisements.

NToTICB-THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE
~ American Bible Society can be obtained AZ
cost at the office OF the undersigned =. L.
Cranmer n. E. cor. Of 18th and ChApline stS'
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WANTED-PERsoNs OF EITHER SEX
w to do writing at their homes; pleasant oc-
cupation; good pay. Send lOc for paper, etc.
NJ. T. MOORE, liz McDougal street, New York
cit6. deceit
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NKTANTED-COAL MINERS. WE HAVE
w room for fifty more practical coal miners
at Cincinnati Works: rate OF wages same as
those paid on railroads, namely, three cents per
bushel; height OF seam 6 feet; pay semi
roonthly; plenty Of houses. Apply At Works,
p " ~ C. r. R., Courtney, Pa. Brownsville
boats from Pittsburg land at works. dec7edz
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A GENTS-We want men, who are already
IA travelling statesmen, to carry our lubricants
as a side line. Name references and territory
MANUFACTURERS OIL CO., Cleveland, o.
dec6era
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N LIfHEIR WAY.
-v rHREN GROW EXCITED AS
EyD IS NEARED,
E1rs 70 Gain Ground BY
.-. LlPs--Picnres4ua Scene
t House, Yesterday
Another Writ
One Precinct
II. % Count

--ss5.ugs before the Canvas
g,-5 we've dull and monotonous,
s,-n5-u.ug, but early in the az
,ts-s we're indications Of Re
m sessness, and along to-
hs- o'clock these symptoms Of
.s.s cook shape.
that time on until the Board
-ss. "a. about a quarter Of six,
s-st7 the Board roou was ami
T1e Republican counsel made
.esrt effort TO Tie the Board up
,ts promise, sought TO be ex-
from the body, 70 delay the clos
t.sa recount and the declaration
-,r.t until such time as the Re
m, could prepare and tender a
,sy.su-lons and apply for and
ra0n upon the application for a
.a 8rari. Failing In this, they
N around lively. brought In a bill
5-e1s. which they had all ready
T. perhaps, the writing Of a few
when then had asked for the
.rtay didn't get, and when they
sttey we're too late with this pa
ne Board having already ad-
.t they went before Judge Camp
.rtae Circuit Court, with another
.7t aud upon this a rule was is
.s5.th appears elsewhere.
!. precincts recOunted yesterday To-
FaIof Liberty district and Leath'
IA Elm Grove and Triadelphia,
! Of Triadelphia. This leaves but
.rg.s precinct Of RObinson's TO re-
I, a summary 70 date shows a
.Hyof ia for Tarr for Senator, and
rs..,7 of o for O'Kane for Delegate.
r.su has made a net gain or %
itsrIy the recount for Commits
slowed a gain Of . for Alexander
st but that left Maxwell, Re
ln. with . majority, and he was
elected. This makes the new
Md four Democrats and six
Ds.
49, o. I.eoT F.Tr,r--.
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rvpYersrISS. Dizziness. Take BEECH
AXIS Pills
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pnmte6.

"ANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR KITCHEN
w work; paid good wages l425 Market st.
dec7-2t
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