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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

:: ssIs:s y: y ~ E
WANTED-A LADY On FINE TASTE AND
ssS o sS = s-s 90 y:
s ss.ei ss' .ns'ss 81: =. 49, s.';:s SIT:
!. .5sl SPt = 90 .s ATE IFS L
WAHTLEDDcaSI|1T, K q. 9 Z; suaazE: iOos 9
1es s sSs:ss. .sssssS!ss 49, 6 efs
WANTED:cAsAP PAID ron FURNITgKx. oar.
speciality; furniture stored pscicd and ho1isd I'll
r.; sj
WANTED..TYPEyFITERs- ToR RENT-REM-
f ~; only Is s.
WANTED-T BUY IMNKpfATEIY. SECOND
.ddr. s:s Yf s sss. SSsE e c' After
u suit so.s q IA psn su' 70 70 GA. "a.
asssrss E. Ills & s.1ifa fHs cs
WANTED AND FOR sALE-HoUsEHOLD AND
w Office iurniture Of every Description. csrpets,
AND liberal desas vi
WANS1TERs..TM TRIEDEEIcH e9 a. 9R RRP,jEikNT
SsE % sG ISIS cash.
WANJrEDs.. T JI F9R RENT; BEST
other makes that we have taken in exchange: rent
s'a q s. :
son. Cos Ith st. NV. my7-1m'
WAITED PAID FOR OLD COLD AND
xais Sa and % If
q: q
WANTED-ALL WANTING PHOTOGRAPHS.
5s + g dcfs s1 81 sSe %sp;s
only. Framing picture with each dozen ap.lS- I'M
WANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT WE RECEIVE
IEsS Siss. :S 81 '9e III ;.fsi e'l1ss NIL
new a.s sesaa hana I'VE Z
NV. my2-tr
horses winter and summer Speciality order box.
s:; Sa On CLAIR. s sss x IA ST.
WANrED-BIRDs AND ANIMALS PREPARE1
and mounted hSr for DECORATING h hats fans 81 ga
FRENCH al sch%ids bird store f 7is iatS st. NV
sp2:L1m'
WANTED. ,H0UsEKEEPERs AND HOTEL PRO-
ture upholstered repaired packed and stored Of
ss I
WANTED.WILLIAM c. .FRIzzELL, PIANO
and ali pST. q he bv s W from rersye
attention. Firstclass tuning at lowest fe1Of
WANTED OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
sent Sa1ns 'f 3d. 4 :nss ar
Office, 104x Whitehall 1t. ja29-1y
WANTE43,.sTE1M CARPET CLEANING AND
made steamed .na moths desrcysd
F. H. YOUNGs. 1402 Pa. ave- Telephone 1OOS-a. f13
s.s .tsa Il S H
STOCK farm horses kept In condition s.sr'ssd On the
proprissor. telephone direct 10 farm. i2os Nv.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A 2-sTORY AND CELLAR BAY-wIN-
w dow brirk;1 rooms. a. MI between 9th and
11th St and Florida price, "a, 900 to 81 600
Address Box q. Star office. it,
W-ANTED-BY A RESPONSIBLE WIDOW, THE
w care of house for summer months for Of two
three would rent two three unfinished
rooms best of references given Address G. W. Star
office. my21-3t'
WANTED-A RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN AND
w wife without children will accept charge of pay
n1ninal rent for furnished house during summer or
longer Address INTERIOR. Star office. my.ll-:ns
XVANTED-BY WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN.
w house to take Of during the summer good
city reference. Address Mrs. HARRIS. 1225 9th st.
NV. my2O-:t'
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-wILLE EXCHANGE IO-ROOM BRICK
w house. with every convenience. blocks from
Capitol for unimproyed ground in the city suburbs
my2}I W. W. METCALF. 1881 st.
VVANTED-SEvERAL CHEAP LOTS IN BROOK
w land for actual customers. Speedy sales for all
cheap property. b. I. WEIGH, JR.,
myo1-.t Cos st n. W.
WANTED-THE SALE Of LOTS IN THE NORTH
w east direct from owners. Those wishing to make
quick sale send information to CHAS. g. RING
WALT. first floor Atlantic building $50 st. n.
my21-St
WANTED-A PIECE OF 14TH ST. PROPERTY
w west side. either business private, for i'm
my.l-:t'
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BOARDING.

GOOD TABLE BOARD AT 73S 18TH ar. NJ w.
VI ct summer prices; home-mads bread and good
my233s CATERER. 7as 18th ct. NV.
A FAMILY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIKE
three CT four table boarders also Handsomely fur
hislled toens near fssAhitn fsrk Address l01s 18th
st my17-Bts
THE SOUTHERN. 511 18TH ST., RESORT FOR
a sirhtssers ro9n,s 9Th eo,rd q Per day, % 70
lard,s ana points Il interest. J =. WATSON. Mgr.
N11-1y
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TAKE NoTIcE-rHREE ACRES AND 10 POLES
y OF land near the Ntr.rini. end of ths Aaassaci
ordfe. a. kossynn, vii IL sold a. aurtiun on We'd.
nesday. May ~ ~ O'Clock u m. satisfy deed u
trust Ihe land viii h. sold rasardle<s n rrfcs A
me chance for sI-cnla:iun or o. buy q villa sit>
chesI fr farther inforlsatien -e
my,SH X CLEMENTS. 1871 ct ne.
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OFFICES.
ldll li; + n 2, snt +. ave NV "a and
1909 st NV. Ar Cd Az. 90 5-7 9TH 81. several r.
1ll9 Vt ave NV, 3r 81 20 1918 st NV several rs-
l225 Pa ave NV. Sd Or. .50S 9Th and r
STORES.
141I F st NV. &l75 ISOl st NV store md
ll19 VI ave NV 3r $40 dwelling ...........,. e{o
19Uo 9TH st nw...........Sl
STABLES
Corcoran Art Gallery Is24 n Y ave NV trear). els
Galley in rear) $25 1923 14th (rear). -. is
Bet i3thS o& SITS p 6ls st (rear) lao
l123 18th st NV (rear) 10
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our Office only. a. THOMAS J. Fisher CO.
my21 1924 + st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

and
ave. and st. NV. my.3-3t'
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL GRAY HORSE. SIX
h :sa's s. Ne: ss
before 9am. my23-lm
FoE sALE-CHE1PzsAY HORSE; SEVEN YEARS
a Old; good steady driver; must be sold this month.
10 I'd st. ne. my23f'
EOR sALE-F1NR DRIVING MARE, sIDE-BAR
n iii snd Box
ENOR sALE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS HARNESS.
and mn
ss oaf On
terms One whole .h aoo, Of SvsT lOe business was9ns
second hand esrTiases ana wagons always en- hand.
II. = sfas ' Sc g 's
E0R SALE JUST ARRIvEDL4O HEAD OF
u horse from Rockingham county Va; suitable for
sd 81 =: seen ss
E'oR sALE-BRowN HORSE; is HANDS; PER
s %1 ssoo q
NV. my232t.D
s4sata9Ss sl1sI HAssEs IS 1Sp PAy59s
EoR sALE-BAY HORSE. l5N HANDS HIGH. 8
BEEs. DC andsis o &. NV. iA my2i GsA'
FOR sA II; .la PONY CART. as VILLAGE
are sSs
ssa!sss coSk zRso ias
EoR sAI.E-A HANDSOME PARK PHAEToN
III = sod sor soo IN c az. ss s:1SSa
EoR sALE,PATR OF BLACK HORSES; HEAVY
sla fHa sogpd good workers. Apply At BS%fN's
harness mare Is sound rsntis well Broken and fast
Inquire s IN IS Rsfs
ing horse "A old well broken ride drive;
dress T. DUfRS& Ecsd sI "a family hSy.s a.
FOR SALE :. BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE. lax
nHs s ss
s saSo1 ssi Pa ru sss corn HEMPhEB Opt
and hairless. SO +. ave- NV. What does he Eeeps
Unstable cut sns1naer Sssrsages The best place T. he
goods both nj rs: and sefona hand & a. esysts
SALE hire or eachanse far cash or on time the bess
prices and teams m t'ih i;gRsss an Eco
IIOR sALE-sTUDEBAKBR WAGONS FOR CON.
Il tractors and haulers. carpenter wagons. dump
wagons for sand and COAL carriages. buRgies, phae-
tons business wagons. doctors buggy and phaeton;
second hand, nearly good as new; speeding carts
a speciality. Harness Of all kinds: best quality;
hand made for heavy hauling Whips and lap spreads
Of all kinds All work guaranteed and sold at the low
est prices Good selection Of horses always on hand
BY d. W. MA6RATH. 20S 10th St NV. mylS-lm
L,OR SALE-FINE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES
Of all descriptions. buckboards and the latest
elites. Call and compare quality Of work and prices
with others. You will and my work inner and prices
loweT than any other house - A. II. GREGORY,
aIS-3m 9th and N. Y n. W.
Tor sALE-vEHICLEs. VEHICLES. VEHICLES
PEARcE. LAYTON McREYNoLDs.
Builders Of tine carriages and wagons, have hand
full line Of the United States Carriage CompunYs
Columbus Ohio. vehicles Of all descriptions and latest
DESIGNS for durability excelled We have ham
died them over two years and give guarantees
Also full line Of carriages and Wagons, own
make and lot Of secondhand work estimates cheer
Glo and 2712 n st. NV mhq6-3m
ErOR sALE-CARnIAGEs. WAGONS AND BUG.
Il sies on easy terms hefHirtng and ordered wurk
promptly attended to. COOK JARBOE, 1906 u
ST West Washington. mh22
EHOR sAIR-rHE LARGEST AND MOST com
pote assortment Of vehicles IN the city The great
est BE- rains sver offered for cash. genuine Column
s75. 30. top bussies DE- 56 dayton WAGONS, 80 u
Of my own make 81 sprinS wagons 70 suit all kinds Of
0 nsu full Ps S # s.Sns ss Z, Isv Ess
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VVyANrFD-3 ROOMS MAR T. s. TREASURY
w for housekeeping adults. rent must be low
one year OF II suited, safe price n W. T.,
Star once. uy&t8'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND UNFURNIsHED
w all parts u city cheapest and surest plan
% secure desirable TJosIlers terms moderate.
sHACKLEFORD's AGENCY. At l1th 81. NV
my-oSS
VlyANTEp-BY TWO LADIES, 3UNFURNIsHED
w rooms. ss-ond story, for lEht hcasskespne
differences exchanged Addre.s CENTRAL star "
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EpOR RENT -
ssSrs cor Cal ave. md ID st. Ia. Va d1r.. s. 30
asndIi St ne. af. al m. i................. 20
N#S; Csp s, az Or Az a i-................ e q g
No. my. 3. vsss In liSsisq.:.:..: 100
20 Auppsts court ss.. & Sssss b ftshsH. 800
M q. NV
Et0k kINF4 HfcE HOUSES, BRoWN.sTONE
e26 psr noniG L 5Ik1oNs. Sos q. .. y my:sS-&
EsQR RENT-NEw BAY.w1NDOw PREss-BkICK;
al MI concrete cellar under whole house perfect
order large yard; convenient to churches, market,
stores and cars. 7. J. SHANNON. $40 5th e. se.
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PERSONAL.

A PAIR OF PANTS FOB Mr.. CHAPLAIN, LIFT
Esturnsd on Ceyment Of advertisements charge: p.
nWNERS or ALLEY PROPERTY INTERESTED
" In securing the abgogstion Of the rcu-
atns the erection Of houses In alleys requested to
call evmmuntcQoe q c0co With i. 0I00ONb, A.
torney -st-Isv. b06 3 4. AZ. PySi-S
a UTHOnIxRD PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Communicatigns pso4R<ly attsaded TO; conndeu-
VII IilfRs'22s :.ss S 81; sp s. :: h'u'
CIv1f sEkvIcE EXxMIIATIoN 0UisTi0Hs
6. W. fLYNN; 49,: II tn.sIsYts
CPRINd TRADE BRiN0s FORTH Al MC1K1sKD
Ts ss N i0s :. =:
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INSURANCE.

MgIgL HSQTEgIIQF yI9E Neyl6NcE 60.
ident JANIS Z YI1OH SECRETARY. Issues pQltciel
At unusoapy lon Fstss and eacA tys1rsx sh.rcs u ~
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Rear $50 21st ct nv. ......0
The above 10 only portion e a. prupeety a M
books For full List call at once for buefin fuued on
the LIST and 18TH fny17l fuO2 T. WA06AHAN.
e lzsh NV. o. fsrk e., . coinfortsSiy fa1risScd
house With splendid gTQunde snslpulding same On
:: ::s:s e: 81 :t Yr si nv
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L b. SPEED 4 CO.-NEAR b. AND o. DEPOT
Mill. North Capitol and sts All kinds OF mill
work done short notice Dressing and ripping lum-
Der "a .resialty. Also wood savsd for the tradsL
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

= ner Of 18th and I sts n " n sood anrnins f.,y a
DRUGGIST. Inquire at lois lSth ct n ". mssl ~.
EtoR RENT.A DESIRABLE STORE. WITH
go; heLAcHLEN ; BATcHELDER.
hls<l>N Cor. 10th and q SITS. NV
Il rood rsr.iS A Ap ASR % S " < ssass
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TAHoMA PARK,
Oak beautiful home, less than two squArs
IRON station house III rooms clossts. furnace ard
SIX hreplaces and crates elegant wood nearly
an acre OF grou0d, hne shade, pak. chestnut, &c.
frult running safer. good well. barn. chicken house
and yard Wiz eel at bargain exchange for rfty
proisrty Gall ON OF address OWNER 1s22 y ST. u ".
ap,jO-tr
LoR SALE A NEAT GROOM COTTAGE IN
Il brookand lot yox 10 with shade and water hoard
walk from house railroad station and electric
prlce, ~ no. on easy terms. Apply 20 X. r. pAfRo.
sS2 Louisiana ave. Apl5-im
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MoUNDsVILLE.
City pay-dl

News OF the good fortune to one OF
our citizens comes from far away Italy,
where 1t is said that Mr.. John Thomp-
son has fallen heir to quite a snug sum
of money in the settling up OF rela-
tives estate We understand he has al
ready received about a thousand dol
lars of the amount, and there will be
considerable more coming to him in the
near future. Mr.. Thompson's friends
will be glad to hear Of his good luck.
The young ladies Of the Episcopal
church, will give an entertainment and
bazaar, at the hall, Friday even ming for
the benefit of the church. They are
making grand preparations and antici-
pate a very pleasant evening. The
Young ladies deserve much credit for
their untiring zeal and should have the
hearty operations Of all lovers OF the
work.
The Epworth League will give one
of their charming literary and musical
entertainments at the Opera House
Thursday evening. One Of the fea-
lures of the occasion will be broom
drill by class of young ladies which
is very beautiful scene.
The members OF the Masonic order
will treat themselves and wives to q
supper on the evening OF the 27th inst.
A committee has been appointed TO
make the necessary preparations, and
furnish abundant good things for the
occasion.
Messrs. Will Riggs and t. ]. Parsons,
have formed q partnership with the In
tsntion Of going into the real estate and
loan business after January first. They
will have offices in the Court House.
Attorney w. c. Mann has been ap-
pointed Justice OF the Peace for Clay
district, vice VIM. McConkey, Jr., who
failed to qualify. Mr.. Mann will make
good justice.
Rev. Doyle, has postponed the date
Of his address TO the Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
until Sabbath, the 18th.
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some of the felt hats this season are
~ d1uble material, having a contrast of
coI0rs: the shade on top being light,
and the brim that comes near the hair
Tsirg quite dark. Those which are
Considered at present most stylish are
rs5 color, lined with black felt. In
fs,t. 10 may be said that this season
celebrates the triumph Of colOrs. All
binds OF opposed shades are united, and
itIsin the happy blending Of these
shades that one recognizes the art Of
dressing which beautiful women OF the
world possess, for they are worn with
srcb taste that none Of these somewhat
orrrsbleuding Of colors seem at all
shocking 70 the sight. IL anyone
lad spoken formerly of trimming q red
ar blue bat with a bright violet, what
Indignation would have been excited.
Well. nowadays, this Is quite fashiona-
HE. And I must confess that violet
Gives to nearly everyone's face a charm
ire uallOr, imparting 70 it at the same
time peculiar charming tinge. Many
male colOrs are employed in trimming
hats Pink is the chief favorite, but
red and green, backed with pink, are
nscul.ar shades. The majority Of the
hornets have the crown Of velvet, but
br,us OF crowns entirely in feathers, or
embroidered with jet, steel, pink lined
bssts. iridescent aud diamond beads,
are very fashionable.
FLORETTE.
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An Additional Appropriation Asked.

WASHINGTON, December 13.-Asslst-
ant Secretary Willetts and other mem
bers of the board OF control Of the gov
eminent exhibit at the Worlds Fair,
were before the sundry civil service
committee of the House committee on
appropriations to-day and urged that an
additional appropriation of $201, 900 be
made this year for the government ex-
hibit. This amount would bring the
total appropriation for this exhibit to
the full cost. 1t was represented that
$50, 600 was needed now and should be
made available as soon as possible. The
money is needed for the protection Of
materials gathered, transportation to
Chicago and installation at the Fair.
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BENWOOD.

Casper Kronhart, and W. II. Caldwell
the members of the arbitration commit
tee selected by the property owners and
Terminal Company respectively, to de-
eide the damage TO Water street prop
erty by the proposed extension o! the
Terminal tracks, have selected Ex-
Sheriff j. B. Hicks, of Moundsville, as
the third member Of the committee.
The committee will now get down to
business.
The bazaar and festival to be given at
st. Johns Hall, by the ladies of the con-
Zregation Of st. Johns Church, will
bpen on Saturday evening, 18th inst,
Ind continue util the 31St. a tine pro-
tramme of attractions has been pre-
Jared, and il goes without saying that
ae affair will prove complete success.
A wedding in which two prominent
4oung people will be united, will occur
January. The groom will be Fred
Neoto, machinist at the Riverside, and
he bride. Miss Sophia Sehad, daugh-
r OF Aug. Schad, Of Main street.
1.-The Hone Society has rented the Odd
allows Hsll, and will hold meetings
ice month. This society has pur-
hased two lots belonging to the Reilly
tate, on Main street. and 1t is the To-
Intion TO erect q new church.
ISL Matthews German Lutheran
dhurch cleared about S160 on the last
ciaL An entertainment will be given
christmas night. 1t will be in the
lare Of a cantata.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
l|fsnce of Mrs +. Porterheld, and
e.arrangements for q turkey social
= IS elven at the City Hall.
che Building Association met last
Iht in regular session. 1t is In q
4 1fishing condition.
Pie congregation Of the NJ. E. church
- i've an entertainment at City Hall
N christmas eve.
the pipe is on hand for the Fifth
a. sewer. and it will be completed
" & h few days.
ntractor Chas. Golf is erecting -
- house on Water street, for Mrs.
nd lie Brewster.
3. Arthur Fox, OF New Martins
vi was the guest OF MISS Lizzie Doian
tn past week.
Bio Truax and Tom Burke have
90 ed a saloon In McGarrelPs place on
Si street.
:. David Arndt has been confined
to home by illness for the past two
Nor. polbear attended the ban
out at the Hanes House iAMppndsville
lasNhighk
i hn Deegan viii erect sldence on
the FORD property on Seven treet./
hr McCabe Is convale nt. after
an ness = several weeks.
Blake's residence in per ward
Is rig finished.
Denton, the new pa q the
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@. Lunch commended.

POINT PLEASANT, w. VA, December 5.
To the Editor Of tbs Register:
SIR:-Your correspondent has seen
the name OF c. f. Lynch, of Weston,
mentioned in the columns of the REG
IsTER for the position of Sergeant-at-
Arms at the next session OF the House
Of Delegates, and desires to voice the
sentiment of the Lewis county CORES
pondent on behalf of Mr.. Lynch. The
writer knows Mr.. Lynch to be not only
highly qualified for this place, but that
his faithf | services in behalf of the
party's success entities him toit. Mason
county has many Democrats who would
like to see Mr.. Lynch rewarded by
giving him this place. Il, 5.
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NJ. E. church, has removed his family
here. He has been stationed st Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ward are guests OF
Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. James Dolan has recovered from
her severe illness.
Watt. Duggan's bid on the sewer con-
tract was $1,000.
James Nolan's house on Main street
Is about finished.
Council meets tonight in regular
session.
City payday.
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BELLAIRE.

The ''gum boot man" is getting num-
erOus In this city, in fact, so numerous
that If he is caught he will very likely
be strung up to the nearest lamp post.
Excitement is running high over the re-
cent dastardly assaults on unprotected
women. Mrs. James Lee, who keeps 3
confectionery stand on Thirty-third
street, was returning home after ten
o'clock Monday night, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Hattie, and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Lee. AS
they turned corner near their home on
Rose Hill, a big, burly negro threw his
arms around Mrs. Joseph Lees lower
limbs. She yelled but the fellow held
on until the elder Mrs. Lee, who was a
short distance away, turned and came
toward him. Then he started of, and
Mrs. Lee said to him, "Oh, know you,
you big black niggerp Whereupon he
turned and came towards them again,
but retrsced his steps and SUNK away
in the darkness.
Earlier in the evening Miss Alice
Garfield was assaulted on Thirty-sixth
street. The fellow threw his arms
about her, when she screamed. Then
be placed his hand over her mouth, and
she scratched the hand until it bled.
By this time persons who heard her
scream were coming to her assistance,
and the aSsailant ran away in the dark
ness. The police think they have a
clue to the white fellow who assailed
Miss Can6eid, but the darkey is a new
one on them. However, a close watch
will be kept for the fellows.
The employees OF the Benwood ferry
boat who had hearing before United
States District Attorney Heron, OF
Cincinnati, on charge OF obstructing
navigation, were each held to court in
the sum Of 500.
Albert A. Korner, bright young
man, of York township, has become in
sane and will be examined by Probate
Court with a view to taking him to an
asylum.
Rev. C. w. Cook, Of Cincinnati,
preached a splendid sermon at the
Second NJ. Z. church last evening. He
will also preach at the church this
evening.
Several shooting scrapes have oc-
Cured in the vicinity Of Quincy within
the past few days, but the affairs have
been settled without arrests being
made.
Seth Jewell, we'll known miner,
had his hand badly mashed by falling
soapstone at Heatherington's mine yes
terday.
Rev. S. c. Gee, Of Cadlz, for several
years pastor of the A. NJ. K. Church in
this city, is here visiting old friends.
w. r. Pomerene, Prosecuting Attor-
ney Of COshocton county, accompanied
by his wife, is visiting friends here.
A number Of our Good Templars will
g .tend the 1. o. q. I. District conven-
tion az Bridgeport to-day.
Secretary George Yost Of the Bell
aire Bottle Company, is in Chicago on
business.
Officer James Johnston is doing duty
as marshal during the absence Of Chas.
Johnson.
Goodwill Hose Company will give
ball In Turner Hall next Monday night.
Supt. B. F. Jones of the public scools
is able to be about again.
Frederick Eoerle continues seriously
iu.
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FOR SALE.
RINEHART d TATUM.
AN pa r~t.w u..L u,,sIdino

House, four rooms, Tuenty.third and Charles
street.
-Four acres, with good house and ou.bulld.
ings, one mile east ofcity. go
Farm, 50 acres, 81 miles below houndsvills
on Round Bottom; 80 acres river Dottom, with
7-roomed house and nrst-class outbuiIdings; on
One.hnlf lot, with small house, Jacob street.
Genre wheeling. $50; on easy terms.
House rooms. Pike street. t75O.
Lots at eAst end Twenty-third street on easy
terms.
Farm, % acres, two miles from city; splendid
improvements; suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm, 81 acres, one mile west OF Bridge
Farm. IS acres, on Middle Wheeling creek.
Double brick house, $50 and Soi2 Chapins
street. 6 rooms eacn, with oil modern improve
Two lots in HsndIIn's addition; cheap.
No. 5O5 Market street, Z rooms, u. boo
House 8 rooms. BlsJacoD street and 4-roomsd
house in rear $50.
house rooms on Fourtssnth tt.ees, 5000
House rooEs, Jacob street.. between FIJI
tenth and Sixteenth streets, 1850.
House rooms, Eoh street, Centre wheeling,
Three houses, Moysten street, Sixth ward.
s2,400. 80.
One-hslf lot on Chspline street. Sixth ward,
one-hslf lot on Kcoolloch street., Centre
oes Of The best msnufsesurisg sites In tAs
ity. fronting on two railroads.
NESBITT Il DEVINE,
del0 i15o karkst strset
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-14
Addison News Notes.
- $500. of D. R.rL,,sr.

'D'''o' CoffssDondsles or ne REGISTER.
ADDISON, w. VA, December Our
'-,. Is enjoying a good healthy boom
% y. seems permanent. The prospect
w ", tne BuckhannOn extension OF the
t "ss1 Virginia and Pittsburg railroad
oo'ls brought down Back Fork from
- present terminus at Piekens, Is Hat
,e-,us. II will pass through our town
= az ~ 20 tersect with the Gauley extension
" course, we are Democratic up
kefe and can always be counted on
zen needed. We Increased our ma
Y az the recent election, for which
an no special praise, SIS We con
t 3 matter Of duty.
IA kEPoETER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-14

+ South York street Apply Brunsvick Hotel
decl3er
DOR REgT-A HOUSE. BLACKSMITH
IL shop stable and garden 81 the noufb Of
short GREGG Broors county, w. Va Possessioa
given January /, 1893 J. b. WILg0S. decl0g
UNoR RENT-A FEW CHOICE ROOMS IN
II the Reilly Block; steam heatiag; water
closets on every floor; elevator and janitor
service. cecoedA