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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-19
The SOCIAL MAZE.
What Is Going on in Festive Way About
Town.

y
Town.
Joseph Wilson, of the South Side, OPS
orator on the Island electric line, anu
Miss Kate Neuhardt, of the North End,
were married Sunday evening At Bell
aire. by Rev. A. b. Williams, pastor OF
the Disciples Church.
The third Arion leap year ball VIII
take place this evening. The occasion
is going 20 be one Of the best in all par
ticuIars ever given by the Society. The
ladies' have been busy decorating the
hall for several days, and 1t will be the
handsomeSt ever seen.
Miss Maggie West was greatly sur
prised at her home, No. los Eighteenth
Street. by a number OF her young friends
Friday evening, in which cards and 9TH
or games were INDUCED. Mr.. Charley
Met engineered the party, and pleas
ant time was spent by all until late
hour.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Topping enter
tanned a number Of their friends last
evening at their home IN Bridgeport, In
honor of their wedding anniversary.
The hours were happily passed In games
and social interchange, and everyone
present had a Joyous time. The most
and hostess were presented with many
beautiful presents.
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to be out Of his bed and sit in chair. He
has had long and painful siege of it. He
hopes soon TO be able to walk about on
crutches.-Grafton Seminal.
Tonight Divide Musin and his concert
company will appear at the Opera House
Musin is assuredly one of the kings of the
violin and he has a company with him con-
sisting of Annie Louise Tanner, the So
prano; Inez Psrmeter, meZZo-soprano;
Roger Dupuy, the French tenor; Emil
Singer, basso. and Eduard Scharf, pianist.
AT large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Team Owners local union, last night,
it was unanimously adopted TO expel from
membership all members hauling non
union coal. The meeting was addressed
by members of arbitration and local miners
union committees, and a determination was
expressed TO stand by union interests and
uphold local interests against all unfair en-
croachments. Six new members were in
itiated and new scale for hauling for en-
suing term was adopted. VIM. Mckeown,
Sr., withdrew his membership from the
union.
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WELLSBURG.

The Epameled Brick Company, which
49, Located and purchased the mill
I~o,srty. lust below the Riverside glass
bonse will draw its first kiln Of enam-
- brick the last Of this week. This
is tine only works in this line OF Iraue IN
America
pspIrs glass house will be on in full
,bis weeL They will employ about $50
hands. IL is now the largest factory 10
tbe ritv. They have plenty OF gas IRON
the Gil well TO run with
L. A T.vle. Supreme Secretary Of
the order OF Ohio, Of East Liverpoo o., i
in the city on official business u,S
order is growing. Its membership i
over so.
Frank Springborn, Of West Main
s,-set has gone to Marion, Ind, TO see
r. sis.sr who lost her residence ana
al Of her household effects by ire one
day last week.
" q Howard, OF North Main street,
who was able to be about after severe
illness. has taken relapse, we are SOY
= Mr. Gee. Freshwater, who has been
an the sick list, is reported BETTER ana
vyil soon be able to be about ,,,-..
PInmmer Lazear, Clerk OF circuit
Curt i confined to his bed with i
severe attack Of grip. ho
Mr. and Mrs. MeMurtery, OF Latrooe,
Do sra visiting among their many
friends in the city. n,u.,.h,o
Al Carr has gone to Philadelphia
-, roma about two months.
AK for NJ. Reilly's Strawberry hanS'
~ roroe branded on every nam.
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Industrial Notes.

VIM. Brunt, presser at the La Belle
pottery, has resigned his position to &C
cept q position as foreman at pottery
in Findly, o. He will leave for that
city to-day.
The repairs at the Riverside steel
plant will not be finished in time to
start up tomorrow as was the expecta-
ton. The plant will go on in full next
Monday morning.
All the pudding furnaces at the Ben
wood mill, thirty in number, started
work on double turn yesterday morn
ing, after being idle since last April.
During the stop a new skelp mill has
been put in, and the equipment Of the
mill placed i'm frSt-class condition. So
many puddlers in this vicinity are idle
at present that there were three or four
applicants for each position.
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Mr. Carer,s Body Not Foun d.

The water in the creek fell rapidly all
day yesterday, exposing much of the
bottom about the locality where the &C
Cident to Mr.. Carey occurred, but no
trace Of his body could be found. Men
dragged the creek bottom under and
west Of the bridge all day to little pur-
pose.
CLate in the afternoon, however, while
the searchers were working beneath the
arch of the bridge, they located some
thing which may prove, to-day, to be
the body. The water was too high and
too muddy to form a definite conclusion
yesterday evening, but this morning the
examination will be made and the ques-
tiou defnately settled.
The work OF repairing the broken
tramway was about completed yester-
day, and work on the bridge will be re-
sumed as soon as the weather will per-
nit.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.


Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
individuals.
grs John Gibbs, Of Forty-ffth street,
IS sroIsly III.
SW pringle. Of Mt. Pleasant, was a
SECS. Of the Mcclure yesterday.
Wr. Miller. Of St. Clairsville, took din
-sr 10 -re Windsor yesterday.
CE.F.J. Devore, Of Wellsvillc, IS visit
-s rl-r.ves In the North Ind.
Sea. S. Hughes. Of Dauville, Va, was
T=s-o the Windsor yesterday
Mss Anna n. Phillips, Of the Island has
-.ga-ed from an attack OF the grip
Abortion of j. n. WalGck's Company
@. rs- stored at the New ST. Charles.
W.v,oe-Edward NJ. Hermsns, OF
E--v.aa. Frank Burt, Of Warrington.
Pare Corners. Of South Wood street, Is
rrvaasc.rg after an attack OF the grip.
Mss Nettfe Dobbins returned yesterday
.-a visit with friends in MoundsNlI!e'
Noses Strauss. q Louisville glass and
.-ssg buyer, was at the SJamm yeSIeI-
gssNeHe Basel, of Clarksburg; is a
E@'Gfl Mss Florence OFT on Norm MAIN
e,
IT'S Harris. Of the Cyockery and Gloss
rE.. or Trenton, y. D., was at the NC
--a yesterday.
-G.Lrg-D. W. Baird, Of Wells6urg'
--. Sheets and wife, OF Grafton u ~
-.-s., OF Friendly.
.1aBag,s,e Kalb, Of Rochester, \. y,
,1 has been visiting L. Biedenoacn, Will
'.-.r home to-day.
81. Murphy, clerk at the Commercial
5s .1 ParEersburg, was an arrival at
'- N,auu yesterday.
SIC. Bar. EFT and wife, OF the celeorateu
s-.e.- furnaces, from Pit;sourg, IA, WAS
~.Nl on business yesterday
>.E. Martin. of the South Side, book
.7er for tae Atlantic Tea Company IS
'-se-rr from an attack Of the grip.
B. Wlrrev. general manager Of X. q.
- 90 Co.'s mercantile agency, , y. 49,
',.-, was "a the city yesterday on BUSINESS
,>.--e. Gillespie, Of Chicago, agent Of
Prg-.lal--W Washington Insurance. ION, m
E-.,s d -gest at the residence o. ~ "
..s-2 on North Main street
>a'-r-C. T. Chambers, OF ParSerSS-
-..E b. III Jones. OF Charleston, ,. b
--ar, 90 New Cumberland, Thos. Smi,n'
!, -ll.lgt0a. A. L. Scraford, OF MOT
,-1wn.
- CEurrs-J. II. Moore and wife, OF
-a-ss5urg: p. Fleming, of Cameron
80 Brown, Of KingwOod; J. Z. singer,
ga's5,s5urg; H. H. Grove and w'Ie' OF
-.'sc's Gap.
y. L. Goodwin, who has for some tine
- ,eeu with the McLure House naE-
II, has accepted a position with r. e :;
zen Sc Co., manufacturing chemists U
..NJ Mich. as travelling salesman.
ralaLER-D Dewar and A. p. Booth, OF
,1iagjou. e. Powell, OF Fairmo1t, ".
~4l1ggn. OF Waverly. w. c.. Snodgrass,
3 5--tou. a. NJ. Crow, of Littleton, C mas
otfSoam Of Hartford City. W II. CUr-
1Ll,tleton. d Clayton, OF Grafton
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DIED..

HATHAWAY-On Monday, January IS. 1892,
AZ ll:O7 O'Clock p. m, At the family residence,
No ITO Main street, Mrs. CATHARINE II. HATH
AWAY aged 62 years and II months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
KENNEDY-On Sunday, January Il, 1892,
at2p. m, ELwoOD c., son OF II. &. and Ida b.
Kennedy, aged Z months and Is days.
Funeral Tuesday 81 p. IN. Friends Of the
family invited to attend.
SHIELDS-At West Liberty. Sunday, Janu.
sry 18th, 1892, at 1880 3. m, Ross SHIELDS, in
his 23d year.
Funeral from the residence OF his father,
Henry Shields, on Tusday, January 18th, at II
O'Clock a. m. Friends of the family are invited
20 attend Interment at Short Creek cemetery,
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TIE SUBWAY ORDINANCE.
Its Consideration Commenced by Coun-
Gil Committee.


Gil Committee.
Last evening the subcommittee OF
Council appointed to perfect the ordl-
nance asked for by the Wheeling Tele-
phone Company, authorizing that cor
poration TO lay and maintain subways
in the streets of the city for the holding
of electric wires, spent a couple OF hours
in going over the document, and ad-
iourned without having finished the
work. The main features of the law
authorizes the Company to- lay and
maintain the subways for the carrying
of telephone and other wires, with the
proviso that all city wires are to be car
ried free, and that the city shall have
free telephones. Another feature is
that in case the Telephone Company
contracts with the Western Union Tel
egraph Company for the use Of the sub
ways by that corporation, then the city
shall receive an as yet undetermined
percentage Of the revenue from that
source. The ordinance does not confer
a monopoly.
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Ankle Fractured.

Miss Ollie Andrews, who lives on
South Eoff street, met with quite pain
iul accident yesterday afternoon. While
walking along Forty-third street in
some manner she slipped and fell, injur-
ing her right ankle so that she was IN
able TO walk. She was carried TO her
home, and DR.. Alderman, who was sum-
moned, rendered the necessary surgical
aid.
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PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF TIE CLERK OFTHE COUNTY
~ Court Of Ohio county, " Va. To the mat
ter o, be probate Of the LAST Will and isstsment
OF hiohssl Reilly. deceased
The object % the petition fled In this matter
on the i2,h day Of January, A. ID. ia3l - -
have admitted to probate paper eriung ppf'
porting 20 BE- the will Of Michael kSilly. de-
ceashd. bearing date June =. A. D. 1921. sud 10
appearing from an AFFIDAVIT hied with ne IN ny
oifice that Michael BELLY. the younger, one -
the persons who IL therein and by said petition
declared b BE- isefestsd ln the probate OF sad
will IL fesident Of this STATE. q u ordered
that be DO appear A. ny CaiCs 10 the city 81
wheeling, In che county and stets atofesAia,
within one month sitter tho date ~ the nfst
publication hereof and DO What 10 ncoessary 20
protect bis interest 10 sAi1 matter. The bear.
ing Of said petition h set Tor the i3ib day 81
February, is9l. - ~ o'clock .. m.
published the hfst time January ", ~
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk,
H. NJ. RUssELr. Attorney. ialaoaNA
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Death of an Estimable Lady.

Mrs. Catharihe H. Hathaway, relict Of
the late Silas NJ. Hathaway, died at her
residence, No. ITO Main street, at IL
o'clock last night, Of la grippe and a
complication Of diseases, The deceased
was an an old resident Of this city, and
was universally esteemed. The time Of
the funeral has not yet been fixed.
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The NEWS OF THE DAY.
Case Confines

The case Of He'll VS.. McGlumphrey
which was set for a hearing Yesterday
afternoon az . o'clock, before Justice
Rogere, was continued until to-day at
the same hour, on account Of the alb
sence OF witnesses, and one Of the
counsel employed in the case.
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WHEN you desire a pleasant physic,
one that will cleanse your system and
give you the clear headedness and bouy-
ancy OF youth, try DR.. A. S. Todd's
Liver Pills. They are the most pleasant
cathartic and liver pill in use.
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FOR SAL E.

House OF eight rooms, with modern convent
ouces on Jacob street, between Fifteenth and
SIXicon streets.
House OF eight rooms, brick on Market
street. Centre Wheeling.
House OF seven rooms, on CbApline street,
Sixth ward; g. 200
House Of eight rooms, brick, No. 1905 Jacob
street, a.. 500,
Two haif lots on Eor street, Sixth ward 200
each.
Two lots on Wood street, Eighth ward cheap.
House OF five rooms on Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling ground 3Sl l0O $3.50.
House OF seven rooms on North Market street,
cheap; Sl,6OO.
Two Houses on corner Broadway and Zane
streets.
seven lots 5OrlOO feet in FiIan, Whyte and
Gallagher addition price 900 % 800 each.
Corner one-hAlf lot on hcColloch and Bel
mont streets.
Two lots AZ Edgngton Lane.
Choice lots in Glendale on easy terms.
5000 will buy Eve roomed house, Jacob
street, Centre Wheeling.
One Of the bsst manufacturing sites in the
city fronting on two railroads.
Good business corner in Center Wheeling.
House Of six rooms. 1870 Woods street, In
gCVd condition, ~ 30.
House OF seven rooms 2Sl Eoh street, - 800
MONEY TO LOAS.
$1,000, $500, sl,5oo, sao)o and t3OOO-on city
real estate
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BUSINESS.

Ia Thanks 10 Judge Cochran and Supt.
Eayrs. who have kindly rendered US the use OF
room in the new freight depot OF the W. I. ~
B. Co, 10 carry Cd our business in until our old
stand is rebuilt we will stock up and resume
to-day. We invite our old patrons and all the
public TO come in or call US by telephone foF
anything they NAV want in our line. with
thanks for past fayors we ask for G continu-
ance, KIMBERLY q DAVIS.
iaSa ada
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DIVIDE MUsIN TONIGHT

The fourth attraction in the Young
Mems Christian Associations course Of
superior concerts will be the OXIDE
MuSin Company, in the Opera House TO-
night. II Divide Musin is not the su-
perior, he is at least the peer of any liv-
ing violinist, and with his fine company
Of artists he will render a programme to
suit the tastes OF the lovers of
classical as we'll as popu-
lar music. Musin is more than an
artist-he is genius Of the very high
est order. There is something about
his playing that is entirely captivating.
Annie Louise Tanners staccato singing
is wonderfully clear, and in light grace
full passages her voice is like bird.
Inez Parmater is recognized to-day as
one of Americas best meZzo-Sopranos.
Roger Dumpny, the great French tenor,
is making his first appearance in this
country. Emil Senger is the basso, and
and is a splendid acquisition to the
company. Edward Scharf is the musical
director, and the European and American
press generally accord him the hearth
est praise as one of the greatest pianists
now before the public.
OLD JED PRoUTY.
Richard Golden's creation, "Old Jed
Prouty," which is to be seen at the
Opera House, Saturday evening, is rec
ognized as valuable acquisition to the
list of phenomenally successful Ameri-
can plays. Mr.. Golden's impersonation
of Old Jed Prouty has been pronounced
a masterpiece. He will have the sup
port OF the same original company
which has been seen in New York, BoS-
ton, Philadelphia, Chicago and other
large cities. The Bucksport Fire
Bucket Company will be introduced, TO
illustrate how CONGREGATIONS were
checked in rural Maine in Jed Prolty's
day.
IIEBER FRANZ.
Commencing Thursday evening, jan
uary 2lSt, the celebrated German dla-
lect comedian, Mr.. John r. Cumpson,
will appear at the Grand for three
nights with Saturday matinee in his
new play entitled Lieber Franz. This
play was written by Mr.. j a. FraSher,
| Jr. for the late J. X. Emmett, but the
untimely death Of Mr.. Emmett caused
I MI. Il IdSutE " lOph III eAAAoNAA~4 SNN>-'
which he found in Mr.. Cumpson.
THE BANDIT KING.
The Grand was crowded last night to
| see j. Ii. Wallick and his Company In
the drama of the Bandit King. The
play was put on In a style OF grandeur
seldom see here, the scenery being ex-
cellent. Mr.. Wallick is a good actor
and made d great impression last night.
The supporting company Is also GOOD.
The acting horses came in for a share
| OF the honors Of the evening as each
performed his part. In fact the Wal
/ lick show is great, and good business is
sure to greet them at each performance.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening Mr..
Wallick will present his new play Of
| the Mountain King, with new scenery
and mechanical effects. Seats at
| Genther's.
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A CARD-ANY PERSONS WISHING TO
"A consult me can do so by calling at my resi-
deuce at Beech Bottom, Brooke county. ". Va.
iaISeb DR. G. W. KELLY.
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STOCKS, &C, FOR SALE.
~ Shares Bank Of the Ohio Valley.
- shares Ice nd Storage.
% Shares Brilliant Iron and Steel Co.
10 Shares wheeling Electric Light Stock
20 Shares Warwick Pottery.
5OSLar-s Wheeling Pottery.
The Bloch property corner Ninth and Main
streets THOS. O'BRIEN.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Ohio County PToPeTtyA

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED oFTRUSTMApE
ID by henry q. Pieper aud Mary Ann Pisper,
his wife, 70 me as trustee, dated on the 4th Gay
OF April 1882 and recorded In the oiiice OF the
Clerk OF the the County Court Of ohio county,
West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust BOOK rs, page
ass / will, on
Saturday, February 9Th, 1892.
beginning At 10 o'clock A. IN. proceed 10 sell AZ
public auction. At the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, the following described
property. that IL 30 say: All that piece or par
cell OF laud situate near the town OF Ttiadel.
phia, In Ohio county, West Virginia, which 10
bounded ~ follows. Beginning AZ stone In
the National Road, corner 90 Peter Rinkusi
thence east 800 poles % a stake: thoncs
north I9H degrees east 10 ~ 100 poles 20 stake;
thence north bSis degrees. east - 100 poles 10
a stake. thence north 81 degrees, east 10 ~. 40
poles 10 a corner 10 AshcrAft; thence north -
degrees, west with Asherafts line 90 % 100
poles 90 a stake; thence north % minutes, east
376.l0O poles 10 a post corner 10 Hclwigi thence
south So, degrees, west with HelEigs line
~ 1910 poles to an elm Ia q run; thence south
q degrees west with said run n s2i0O polss 70
a stone thence south y degree, west 70 &.lOO
poles te a stone: thence south ~ degrees, west
1000 poles 10 a walnut; thence south 8A,
west rs 70 100 poles 20 post; thence south 61,k
degrees. east poles across run o. post;
thence north 80 degrees east poles 10 poet,
corner % +. Rlnkus, thence east - Ci-iO9 poles
with Rinkus' line 20 stone; thence south
q bfiOD poles 20 tho beginning, containing *
acres, rOods and 81 rods, being the same
property conveyed 10 said Henry e Pieper BY
William B List
TERMS or sALE-Oue-thlrd Of the pur-
chase money aud a. much more - thc puf.
chaser may elect 10 pay, in cash, and the res
idue In two equal annual iustAlments, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred
payments, bearing Interest from the day ~
sale, the interest on the second note 20 be paid
annually. and the title o. be retained until the
payment Of the purchase money In fall
/ r. JONES,
ja7SsA.yi Trustee.
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FOR RENT.

Store room, with second and third floor. Pos
session February lst
Front Office now occupied by Or. Milligan,
No. 1915 Market street Possession \ pril lSI
Two very desirable uufurnished rooms, suit
able for sleeping or sample rooms, on Main
street, near Twelfth street. Possession a; once.
Ten rooms, new, on Zane street Possession
February lst. Rent t26.
rooms, down Slairs, on Zane street. near
back bridge. Rent sl3. Possession April LIST.
ROLF & HARVEY.
Real Estate. Loan and Stock Brokers,
1921 Market Street.
Telephone 55S IAl6eSdh
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FOR RENT.

ECR REM.
No 81 Thirteenth street, Is rooms, large
grounds.
No. 2li9 Main street, rooms second door.
No. 22JS EoT street, - rooms, large grounds.
No. IS Thirty-hrSt street, I'D rooms, brick.
No. 1903 Chapline street. 3 rooms, second floor.
No. 1920 Main street. rooms, frame.
No. 80 Ohio street, > rooms, second floor.
No. 3l6S Main stryet, I rooms, third floor,
No. 1914 Market street, office room.
No. North Broadway, second roor, brick.
No. e South NOrk street, 3 rooms frame.
No. 10 Seventeenth street, 5 rooms.
No. SCI Main street. $ rooms.
No. Baker street. 3 rooms.
No. ll5 Thirty.third street, rooms.
No. l2l Thirty-thira street > rooms.
No. 2i39 Main street. Storeroom and dwelling
No, IS Ohio street, ~ rooms.
FOR SALE.
10 shares Exchange Bank stock
u shares United States Glass Company.
80 shares Wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Co.
RINEHART 4 TATUM.
1914 Market Street,
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zts.u advertisements.

7 oST-A BLACK AND WHITE SETTER
IL Dog, on Saturday, January 10th. Name
on collar Dick" a liberal reward will be paid
for his return to JOHN WATERHOUSE. jAl9h
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@tru,itbonta.

Gteuittbpntn.
CLEANERS FOR CINCINNATI,
~ LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS,
New orleans, and intermediate points, viii
leave Wharf Boat foot % Eleventh street,
daily. Monday excepted, as follows:
.n~-s Steamer "KEYsTONEsTATB.'
Esstr,s-~-zsT 5. Calhoun, Master; Z, W.
KnoI, CIeTE; every Tuesday atSs m.
IT. Steamer "HU DSON," y r. Elli-
- 49,, 49, son. Master; Dan Lacey Clerk,
every Thursday AtSA. m.
1-. Steamer CONGO. Ed. r. MAdSy,
sllsrtrS Master; J. WehrmAn, Clerk; every
Ssszis<sa=h Sunday AZ s a. m.
Pirst-class faro. Wheeling TO Cincinnati, 800
Round trip, 5000 Meals and state'room in-
cluded.
wTickets transferable and good until used.
For Freight or Passage apply on board OF Tel.
phone No. 342.
CRoCKARD & BOOTH, Agents
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NOTICE.
hereby warn all parties that will not be
responsible 70. debts contracted by my wife,
Mary b. Weigand, or any other person.
EDWARD wEIGAND.
Wheeling, January H. 1922. ialSs
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"ANTED-Scyeral General agents to travel
w and appoint local agents on our publica-
tons Must have experience, ability and best
references. r II. WOODWARD & CO.. Bslti-
more, Md. jaiqr
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muutPo,

UJANTED-PoSITION BY SOBER young
wv man as teamstes. Address e. g.. this
Office. jalgq
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8ur Sale.

NOR SALE OR RENT-CoTTAGE NO. 81
i Zane street, four rooms. water and both
gases. Apply to ALBERT DITTMAR, at
earle Bros. ial7dges
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Tnr Rrut.

DOR RENT-THE EIGHT.ROoMED NEW
Il brick residence No. SIS Main street. Enquire
OF JOS. hedges. 81 ". GutmSn & Co.'S. lal1A
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AK for NJ. Reilly's Strawberry hams
Nv name branded on every ham,