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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
LOCAL BRRVrrlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment ia and about
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment Ia and about
the City.
OFFICER MORAN yesterday ran in NJ.
Il, Martin, a plain drunk.
BLAcKHRRRlEs sell at forty cents 4
bucket at Powhatan while they bring
eighty readily in this city.
A GEEAT deal OF fine livestock is being
shipped through Wheeling now for
East Liberty from down the river
points.
A NUMBER OF social lights have ar
ranged to give their third subscription
dance at Wheeling Park on next Thurs
day evening.
THAT gas leak on Fourteenth street
near the IET~ELLIdENcER ally, IS as bad
as ever, although attention has repeat
eddy been called to 1t.
THERE was but one case in the police
court yesterday morning. Bob Abrams,
colored, a plain drunk, was allowed to
go on promising to leave town.
A NUMBER OF young carrier pigeons re-
leased from the Adams Express Office
at Washington, Pa, q day or two ago
made the tifty-dve miles to Jeannette
in one hour,
A NEW idea has been adopted in lay
ing tho new crock sewer on Woods
street from Seventeenth south, 1t Is
put under the sidewalk, instead OF out
in the street,
TIE bell in the City hall tower tapped
several times last evening, apparently
OF its own accord, aud without any OBJ
ject in view, Probably q ire alarm
wire was crossed,
A SUSPENSION OF work has been or
dered in tho Elm Grove coal works in
order TO make needed repairs and i'm.
provements, New tracks will be laid
among other changes.
A FARMER residing on sunfish creek,
down the river, had the impression that
no had the right to employ any methods
TO catch fish on his own premises. He
used dynamite and was fined 500 and
costs for his mistaken idea.
TIE employees at the Mingo Junction
blast furnace, who were notified OF q 10
per cent reduction several days ago,
held u meeting yesterday ut | o'clock in
Miugo and decided to notify the COM
pany that they would strike on Sunday.
ABOUT forty couples attended tho en-
joyable hop given at tho park last night
by the Ideal club, for which the Opera
House orchestra played, All enjoyed
tho dancing in the cool air. They re-
turned to the city on q special Elm
Grove train.
The rain predicted Yesterday did not
materialize, The skynever was clearer
nor the sun brighter. yet tho tempera-
ture was several degrees cooler than on
Wednesday. At midnight last night
there were fleecy clouds gathering, but
they afforded little hope OF a change.
FoUR petitions for corrections OF real
estate assessments and nine for perso-
nal property, all from the First ward,
were before tho council committee on
equalization aud appeals yesterday.
Theywere referred to a subcommittee.
To-day the committee will consider
Second ward petitions.
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PENSION EXAMINERS TIRED,
Tho Present Board has Only one DIor'
Examining Day.

Tho Present Board has Only n DIorc
Examining Day.
Yesterday Drs. S. L. Jepson, j. II.
Pipes and W. L, stathers received
brief notes dated at Washington and
showing great similarity in style OF
composition as well us subject matter.
They read very much like this:
81 have tho honor to inform you that
your services as pension examiner have
been dispensed with, to take effect Au-
gust 3. WILLIAM LoCHREE,
commissioner Of Pensions"
DR.. Jepson was instructed to turn his
books over to Dir. L. Hogo, who with
DR.. g. M. Frissell and DR.. Shields, OF
Triadelphia, is in the now board.
Tho present board has but ono more
meeting, that being next Tuesday, so
that old soldiers having orders for OK:
animation who prefer to be examined
by a good Cleveland board will not
have TO wait long to have it SO. A
largo number of orders are IN file for
next Tuesdays meeting.
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DISPUTE ABOUT REAL ESTATE

WNWCUNuTUtNN A nNTIm nEAV. E2V1AFVN
D'suAI ANoOt
The Subject Of u Good Deal of Talk last
Evening.
Tost evenino n Joint Meeting OF the
,,i,.oa az b,,;,d.
poalu u ~
lngs and grounds ana the council coW-
mittee on real estate was held to con-
slider the subject of a CITY lot leased to
oolo,od woman rorod Henderson
y Co'0'eu "oAl H ~
and wanted by the board Of e@upGatloh,
to be used as a playground lor Lincoln
school, which u Sdloihs, l~neloentat'y
tho question oil ne fignt TO occupy Z
part Of Ienth Sha OhAPllhe stres1s WIN
q hlgh stone WAL was also lalRsu apou.,
but It did mol come properly WITHIN
the lurlsulctloh OF tue real estate com-
mlllee,
II developed mat the oo9ra Oh eaucH'
ton committee had not deliberately Y
noreu the Guy !couhcll Ahu us commit,
tee, rs ON u race OF thlhss " seeme1
70 nave me commilIee unuerstoou
that Mrs. HENDERSON hela lease on
the ground ana supposed " u pe
IIals'eFIeu INV any otuuI 'eIse, 10y
made q CONTRACT 10 pay MIS- henderson
$20O Tor o lease ana lot her move ner
house OIL Guy leases are, however, M SA'
pllcltly made non-translerrapIe. u
only way u OF " was seen to DC 70 puy
Mrs. henderson OH ahu tneh nave
council annnl her lease Anu leuse OF
grant ne lot 70 inc board o.
On motion oil Dr. Ulrlch thls course WIS
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WORLDS FAIR TOURISTS.
People Coming from md Going TO I'll
UiE Exhibition.


People Coming from II Going TO the
Zig Exhibition.
Bates aud Howard Butler are expected
home to-day.
George Atkinson leaves to-day for a
ton days. visit.
John List aud his wito loft Yesterday
over the u. 30.
IL. IL. Freeze, Of Caldwoll'a run, left
last night and John Gallagher, Of the
Sixth ward, will leave to-day.
Mr.. Nick R%iestor, vito aud daughter
arrived homo yesterday from u two
weeks visit to tho Worlds Fair.
Capt. Joo Mcdonald and j. A. Hon.
dOrson wore in the city yesterday, and
loft OH tho 6!08 train on tho Baltimore
Il Ohio railroad for Chicago.
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A Doclsiye Battle to be- Fought.

PANAMA, COLOMBO, July ga private
telegram from Nicaragua announces
that the Leon revolutionists have cap
tured tho city of Managua. Details OF
how the city was captured, or what be-
came of President Zavala and tho NOM
bors Of his cabinet, have not been OBJ
tanned.
1t is reported that great excitement
exists in San Juan Del Sur and Rivas
and that all the available forces in the
former town have been sent to the front.
From this it is inferred that the gov
eminent forces have retired TO q favor.
able position aud will make u stand aud
fight the decisive battle there.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in tho city and wheeling Folks

- N"S Wv tNAN "NN9
Abroad.
Mr.. Alfred PAUL leaves tonight on a
trip to New York.
Mrs. +. Buchanan and son left yoster-
day for Milwaukee.
Mr.. Herman Burkhardt is visiting his
parents ut Barnesville, o.
Col, James B. R. streator, OF Wash
ington, Pa, is at the Mcclure.
Mrs. George Hull, of Rarnesville, o.,
is the guest OF her mother here.
Harry. Vogler, of South Main etreet,
is out after a long siego OF typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Henry Krcss, OF South Jacob
street, is on the sick list, though not So
riously i'll.
Levi Cassell and Harry Wheat left
yesterday to attend tho big races at
Cleveland.
Manager Mclaughlin Of the Steuben-
Vile opera house, is in the city for a
few days, the guest OF friends.
Miss Bessie Jepson, OF Twelfth street,
will leave Monday evening to join her
mother and sisters at |Chautauqua.
NJ. Wiley Mulholland dropped down
from Wellsburg yesterday to sell the
Mcclure house poultry from his famous
farm.
Miss Elizabeth Shield, OF st. Cloud,
Mimi, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mar
garet Reilly, corner of Eleventh and
Chapline streets.
John J.. Walsh, OF Wollsburg, Miss
Lottie Gardner, Of Sistersville, Ii. l.
S%crallord, OF Morgantown, and Il. @.
Wells, OF ParkersburG are ut tho Wind
sor.
Nj. John King, travelling salesman
for Ruhl, Koblegard 4 Co., OF Clarks.
burg, a number Of years, is visiting his
sister.in.law, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, on Fiji.
tecnth street.
Misses Ella Blayney aud Grace Nc
/ Allen, OF Jefferson avenue, leave to.
morrow for u visit with friends at Vest
Alexander, Wheeling aud Bollaire.-
Washington, Pa, Observer.
Mrs. Cook and her two daughters, OF
Norfolk, Va, are the guests OF her sis
ter-in.law, Mrs. Judge Kennedy, on
Thirteenth street. They arc on thor
way to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Fred KEYS, OF Wheeling, who
has been in this vicinity for tho last
three months, ha1 returned homo. She
is Just recovering from n long illness OF
fcvor.-BarnesUaLe, o., Enterprise
Otto Hildebrand loft yesterday for
Pittsburgh, whore no will on next Tues.
day DO married to a Smoky City young
lady Of beauty and prominence. Otto's
friends hcre wish him plenty Of happi-
uess.
L. J. q. Corbly, Of Clarksburg, Robert
Mccormick aud g. b. West, OF Sisters.
Vile, r. NJ. Patterson, OF Weston, Alex
Sweeney, Of Stoubenvllle, and j. L.
Thistle, OF Washington, Pa, woro regis.
tOred ut tho Stamm yesterday.
Officer Pat Scally was overwhelmed
wherever he went yesterday by con.
g~ratulations on his marriage to Miss
Ermina Otto, which took place Wodnos-
day evening ut the Island residence OF
Rev. Il. II. Dornblaser, who performed
tho ceremony.
Charles q. Miller and D. NJ. Harr, Of
Fairmont, j. W. Kolly, OF Parkersburg,
d. NJ. Whiteleld, y. SHETLAND aud Sam
Spencer, Of Slstersylllo. W. p. CowanB,
oil Bethany, and James N Beard, OF
Wcllsburg, were tho Wost Virginians
at tho Bohlor last night.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
BoalddEQualiatiOn & Appeals,
cLrnK,g orrIcr, cIrY or wnErIlN0.

Public notice is hereby given to all persons
Interested that tho Assessors elected by the
Council OF the city OF Wheeling, have com
plcted their assessment for the yearJNnd made
return thereof to my Office. Any person wish
ing to appeal from said assessment or desiring
any corrections mRde, will appear at the City
Building, before the Board OF Equalization and
Appeals, on the following days at 10 O'Clock q,
M, US the Hoard will meet ut such times al said
City Building TO hear all objections 10 said as
sesSment aud revise and correct the same;
First wRrd-ThurSday, July q,
Second ward-Friday, July Is,
Third wurd-Monday, July 81,
Fourth ward-Tuesday, August |.
Seventh ward-WGdnesday, August.
Fifth ward-Thursday. August .,
Sixth wRTd-FridRy, August 4.
Eighth wArd-Saturdly. Augusta
II Is the desire OF the Board that any person
having any complaint to make that It be at:
tended TO on tho proper day, ~ designated
above, After having flushed any Que ward
THOMAS +. THoNER,.
jyl6 City Clerk.
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FUN ON THE PIKE.
Toll.Keopor 06Cormlck Fore ed Into a
Fight Yesterday.

Toll.KoOpor 06CornIok Fore ed Into a
Fight Yesterday.
Yesterday morning about s o'clock
two young men in a buggy, names I'M
known, drove up to tho Stackyard hol-
low toll gate, presided over by William
Mccormick, and asked what toll they
would have to pay, Tho keeper in
formed them, when one began to kick,
saying it was entirely too much, and
that "he wouldn't be robbed" The
two rowdies finally became very abus.
i've, and one struck Mccormick across
the face with a buggy whip. MCCor-
mick resented this cowardly attack and
was getting the best Of it when tho
other occupant OF the vehicle joined in,
and for awhile Mccormick had all he
could attend to. Several people near
by separated the scrappers. Fearing
arrest tho two rowdies jumped into tho
buggy and made tracks for West Alex
ander and u moro congcnial state.
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CLEVELAND, Ono, July GA largo
crowd witnessed the grand circuit races
to-day. The weather was delightful
and the track was in fine condition.
2:l4 class, pacing Unfinished yester-
day., purse $1,000. Hal billiard won.
Best time 2:12. For ~two-year-olds, 2:4O
class, purse $1,000. Directors Flower
won. Best time 2:22. Free for all,
trotting, purse $1,000. Little Albert
won. Best time 2:l0. 2:l9 class, trot-
ting, purse $1,000. Ellard won. Best
time 2:122.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 27.-First race,
three-fourths mile. Miss Lily won.
Time l:05}. Second race, three'fourtha
mile. Racine won. Time l:l7t. Third
race, one and one.sixteenth miles. Phi
lura won. Time 1853. Fourth race,
seven.eighths milo. Major Joe won'
Time 1882. Fifth race, s%toeplechase,
II and three fourths miles. My Fellow
won. Time 1881.
NEW YoRK, July 27.-Brighton Beach
races: First race, thr%ee-iourths mile.
Uncle Sam won. limo 1:l7t. Second
race, four and one-half furlongs. Anglo
won. Time 0:57!. Third race, five
eighths mile. Gray Eagle won. Time
1:02t. Fourth race, three-fourths mile,
Eagle Bird won. Time l:17. Fifth
race. one mile. Faithful won. Time
1:4Ss. Sixth race, five furlongs. Eolc
won. Time 1:03t.
Monmouth Park Race TraCk-First
race, one milo, Raceland VOL. lime
1:41. Second race, five furlongs, My
Lady won. Time, 1902. Third race
seven furlongs, Red Banner won.
Time. l:3O. Fourth race, five furlongs
Aurolian won. Time, 1:0l. Fifth race
ono milo aud q quarter, Ajax won.
Time, 2:0S4. Sixth race, ak furlongs
Culver won. Time, l:14f.
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Tho butchers' picnic bicycle races
promise to DO worry exciting and closely
contested. They are undor tho man.
agemont of Charley Gootze, to whom
entries should mo made. Tho prizes
are very tino, and arc us follows:
Two milo race-Firat prize, SIG gold
medal; second prize, IS gold modal;
third prize, n sweater fourth prize,
L. A. w. cap; fifth prize, gold button.
Halt mile race-Fir5t prize, $l5 gold
medal; second prize, bicycle shoes;
third prize, gold L. A. W. button.
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Errors, | each. Hits, 0 and s. Pitch
ers, PARROT and Terry, Earned runs,
Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh !. Two'base
hits, G. Smith. Three-haso hits, La
than, MCPhee, Vaughn, Stencil. Home
run, G. Smith. Stolen bases, q, smith,
Ward, Holiday, Van Haltren, Stencil
Double play, Ward aud g. Smith. FIRST
on bulls, by Parrot |, Hit by pitched
ball, by Terry .. Struck out, by Par
rott |, by Terry .. Wild pitch, Terry
Time, 1850, Umpire, Hogriever.
Boston-First game, Boston G, Balti.
more ., Barned, and =, Errors =
and 4. Hits, 6 and Z, Pitchers, sta!ey
aud Hawke. Second game, Boston II,
Baltimore /. Earned, Boston 8: Errors
8 and 0. Hits, 8 and @. Pitchers
Stiyetts and McMahon. Umpire, Emslle'
Brooklyn, N. Y.-IrookIyn, 20i Phil
adelphia, Q. Earned runs, Brooklyn, 81
Philadelphia, l.. Errors, and Z, lllts'
l3 and 6. Pitchers, Stein, G. sharrott,
Taylor and ], Sharrott, Umpire, Gall
ney,
Washington, D. C.-Washington, g.
Errors. I and 8. Hits, o and IS. Pitch
ers, Meakin and Baldwin. EMPIRES,
McQuaid and Pierce.
St. Louis, Most. Louis 8, Cleveland
9. Earned, ! aud 3. Errors, 5 and 2,
Hits, 6 and A. Pitchers. B%reitenstein
and Clarkson. Umpire, Lynch.
Louisville, Ky.-LouisvilIe 3, Chicago
10. Earned, l and 4. Errors, 6 and 4,
Hits, 5 aud 10. Pitchers, MenRtce aud
HutChison. Umpire, Hurst
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Is willing to Race.

Hal Hawkins called at the IETELLr.
dENcEG office last night and said in 70.
Bponse to William Greer's proposition
fora race that he did not authorize the
printed statement that he could beat
any OF his competitors of last Tuesday,
but he Is willing to contest with Greer
for five or ten miles. Being tho chal.
lcnged party, no thinks hohas tho right
to say what tho distance shall be.
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The IntalligenCGr's 1 Cent a Word Coupon,

If you have a house to rent or something to sell or trade, want to
buy anything, want a situation, want a good cook or a good servant
a faithful clerk, a desirable boarding place, or have found or losta
thing, write just what you want, plainly, in the blanks below. Cut
this out and send with amount, at the rate of one cent per word for
first insertion and one.haf cent per word for each subsequent tnse,
ton, to THE ~lNTELLlGENCER, No. 81 Fourteenth street. Moth,
ing less than 10 cents,
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4 FAKE IN THREE CHAPTERS.
Charter l.

CHAPTER l.
TAuNroN, MASS, July 27.-Lizzio Dor
don Ia In Taunton Jail, whore she came
and voluntarily surrendered herself 10
Sheriff Wright this noon.
CHAPTER II.
TAuNroN, MASS, July 2L-LiSSie Dor.
don merely Caino to Taunton jail "
mako q visit. Tho story that aho sur.
rendered herself Is unioundod.
CHAPTER III.
10 EDlroRs.--plonsO credit Taunton,
Mass, Item about LiEzio Borden being
In lail to tho Taunton Evening Gazette.
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MuunInln Lnlo pnrh nnd lloluru,

July 20 to August %, tho Baltimore
4 Ohio Company will soil excursion
Tickets irom Wheeling TO Mountain
Lake Park ut 81 80 for tho round trip,
good returning until August 81.
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Tnrnl is tho Wheeling Dakory's Eloc.
trio Broad. We can't say too much
about IT, Nothing else 10 quito 80 good
In tho broad line. Have you tried III
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Take a roSt at tho lake. Fishing,
bathing bonting aud excursions. Low
rates by tho week at now Hotel Griffin,
lorain, Ohio.
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FoR RENTT
FOB SALE.


Lots No, land L diIchrtsls addition, Square
No. 500 Market street. sl,4OO,
Lot. No. 2, South Front street, GO feet front,
running to river.
Five lots and five acres Of land In Trladelphla,
with " dwellings, slaughter house, leo house,
stable, and sixty bearing fruit trees for 5000,
100 acre farm, Long Bottom, MeigI county
Ohio; Zoo fruit trees. PriCo $1,000
Lot No. ~. section 81, Centre street, Mounds.
Vill0. and 10 shares In MoundsVillo Mining aud
Manufacturing Company, $50.
Corner lot north OF street car barn. Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No, 10 Water street, south Of FortyeiVhth
street
eighth street
Lot No. Is. south Of Forty.eIghth street aud
cast OF jacob street.
O. aero farm. 10 miles from city and TX miles
from Wheeling creek.
No. 6S Thlrty.ilrSt street
No 7I2 Main street.
No. 1885 ChnplinO street
No. 1929 Eonf street.
No. 1925 McColloch street.
No. 1914 NIcColloch street.
No. 22i Twenty.ninth street.
No. 2G2S Main street.
JAMES A. HE
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Claim Attorney Col.
lOctor aud Notary Public
jyli 1912 Market Street.
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lNvAIps or infants can cat Electric
Bread with beneficial results. Nothing
In tho world daintlor or moro hOalthful.
Don't you cat II In your homer
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CINCINNATI, July 97,-Fiuo fielding
and strong batting won tO'day's game
for the Rods. Attendance $500. soorel
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GIVE your pot dogs and cats Simmons
Liver Regulator, when sIck--it will
euro thcm.
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dor RENT.
IL No. o Tenth street, second floor, SIX rooms,
bath and hall; will rent at SIS per month. No.
1902 Main street, second floor, six rooms, bath
and hall, ut SO per month. Also ut 1905 Main
street, second floor, fronting on Main street,
1--WE rooms aud bath. $50 per month. Third floor,
fronting on Main street, four rooms, SIS pot
month. Second floor fronting on river, four
rooms, at $40 per month.
JylS JAMES l. HAWLEY. 1870 Main st.
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YESTERDAYS SPORTS.
Pittsburgh Dowped by Cincinnati
Yesterday Afternoon.
The FIELDING AND HITTING DID IT.

Base Ball charlottesville Racing
Record " Cleveland, Saratoga,
Brighton Beach aud Monmouth
Park-stoubenvillo Bicycle Races.
Events to Come.
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Residence Property.
FOR SALE.

Nor sALE-oFFICE DESK, WITH
IL drawers, pigeon holes, etc.; three chairs,
one gns stove, one high grade typewriter, nearly
new: any or all cheap for cash. Address "lOsI =
this office, 1y27
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PROPOSALS.
NOVICE TO
coNrnACrons ANp nr1LpEns.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals will bo received al the oflou
Of the stats Superintendent Of FREQ schools. In
tho StatO HOlso, Ut Charleston, West Virginia,
until 2 O'Clock H. m Tuesday, August ! 1893,
for tho erection Of u State Normal school build.
Ing at WUst Liberty, In tho county Of Ohio, aud
a State Normal School building NJ 0lOnvllln q, III
tho county Of uilner. Drawings and BpOcllOa,
lions Of both buildings may b. seen Ut the OflCe
Of tho StnlO Superintendent OF FREQ Schools nj
Charleston; NJ tho once Of Melville u, Post, IN
CITY building Wheeling, West w. and Of tho
UlOnvlllB building VI tho office OF Il Kidd, NJ
ulOnvlllC, West Va, said bids Will b. opened
at 2 D. ~. Wednesday, August 2 lsgJ, at tho
OilCQ " the DUN &1llind, nj PAfkGhbutg, WOst
Va, by tho Hoard Of Regents OF tho State Nor.
nal schools, then IN annual session, Tho said
bVatd reserves the right o. reject amy Ut all bids
The successful bidder Will bU required TO give
bund with approved security for tho faithful
performance VI the contract
VlRGiLA. LEWIS.
iy2 PtValdOnt VI Board VI llcgents.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLlC sALE.-FIVE LOTS IN
i Handlan's Addition. ut TIN Court House,
August o, at 10 O'Clock q. IN. iyl7
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FoR SALE.

Il
One l2xlG inch Slide Valve Engine; heavy fly
wheel and pulleys; automatic stop governor.
All in ny good order rs new. Made by tho
Cooper Engine Company, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Also one Stationary Tubular Boiler. For price,
&c, apply to HAMILTON BROS,
jc2l Room IL Reilly Building.
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REAL
FOR SALR.

Four.roomcd house on Eric street, old Fair
Ground, lot 3Oxl20 feet, Price Sl,b2j. Easy terms
FlvO.roomed house on Fifteenth street at 5000,
Seven rooms, bath and oil COnvcnlens, on FIJI.
tenth street, between Eotfand Jacob streets, at
u bargain.
Five.roomed brick house on Market street,
near TwOnty.Slxth street, at 81 ,50O-very cheap.
Four fnO houses on South Front street, river
Wow.
Slx.roomed house. store room front, on McCol'
loCh street, near Fourteenth street, ut S2,5OO-a
Houses and building lots OF oil sizes in city and
country. Call and sec us.
, 1893-09-01
Oas prets1bieBen.

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fOI9enbcS @r8ebniB: Mit Ser Columbus:
UtcOotue ipurOen 9ei9miidt: IS, 8.
0unler, S%rOepenoent, Mis. s. q. Suffer,
Smaba, gteb,; S. .. 2ebmeier, 8oltt=
more; Sam, q. 9ormonn, ct. Souls
s. 90. Selpeu, 9~atprence, Wfaii,; S. g,
&uti5, Dubuque; Nu6retp Wfc8ean, ct.
2outS; Trant 8, &utIc6, Dubuque; So5n
WOrf, st. 2ouiS; 6. Sbottldn6er, ct,
2ouis; Quer &crcbcr, Buffalo, sc. g.;
2outS Sblpar5bocfer, ct. 2ouiS.
Nm Wttttpo6 nuroe bon ben bo6en
Nummern nur Sic ouf Der 8olfSiGetbe
itbertroficn. SIS itebt alio bis gum 30.
Qlu8lit 6 ltbr NbenbS bo5 &eiuItat ME
folgt: Columbia II 80nig 220; Mtanr
81; GolfSiGetbe Y; STANDARD 40; tpeiBe
6abnen "a.