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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
4 UISPEySiRY WHICH DOES coon WORK

The West Side German Dlspcnsary. at No. '3es
West Fortysecond-st.. Will be inspected this after
noon by many representative and generous Germans
OF the West Side, who have literally contributed TO
the treasury Of the dIspcnaary In It's twenty years
OF charitable work. The disrensary has occupied
its rev home since Election Day. For twenty years
the dispensary-a private charitable institution:
which makes no discrimination to race. creed
or coor-was In West Thlrty-eghth-st.. near Ninth
ave. Lately, however. "A new building became
necessary and the building at No. 32S West Forty
second-st. was transformed into clinic
built on the Nerna PLAN at cost OF $4,000 The
floors asphaled ana creo5oted. and the sanl-
tary appliances are so arranged that the entire
building be flushed with warm water at will.
In n short time clinical school for the educa ton
OF physicaIs VIII be added The officers OF the
dispcnsary arc James l.. Cahen president: Charles
Horn. v!ce-presdent: Il. karsch, secretary. and
Julius i. cahen treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
PREF AIRING 4 REPORT on THE MicHylS

Commodore John G. Walker and Naval Con-
struc.or T. 7. Bowles OF the Stability Board-the de-
tai! made to look into the rumoted defects of the
Machias. Cincinnati. Raleigh Montgomery. Marble
head and Castinc-were at the Navy Yard Tuesday
and yesterday. relative 10 the tests that have
going on with the MGchas to determine her
mstacentric height. Naval Constructor +. l.. Fern
aid who has conducted the tests. ~ at work upon
his report. and the results ascertaned are about
the same as were reported 10 have been found at
Portsmouth, Navy Yard, and explained these
columnsthat While the vessel is not really top
heavy and could go her China cruise with safety.
her inctacentric height ia only about Inches.
This will be Increased before the versel goes 10
sea- ard after the details OF the rcpoi. have been
fully investigated the board will determine what
changes shall be made To make her stable.
The plumbers which nave caused these defects.
involving the stability of all of the vessels. Will
he Thoroughly Investigated by the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
Rpo ,nswoRD coyBars AT THE GARDEy.

There will begin at the Madison Square Garden
tonight the series OF international mounted oroa.
sword combats for the championship CT '"e 49,
ord tho AFFAIR PROMISES to arouse great interest
Ton men who have worldwide regulations a.
swordsmen. will compete From the advance rS %s
Of seats and boxes which began n al e Ire that the
attendance will be large Duncan I. ho s nsohs
gsrded as sure winner by some, oat tn ,e SSefeat
s,Ich men as Chevaier PM Chevalier oro y,n
Count Rico Costa Rghini, Sergeant walsh m mr.
and Alexander Mckenzie. who until recently was
member of the Scotch Grays. one or the mos. Se'
will begin at p M. after concert oy .me V
c;lard Band and q parade through the arena y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
GALLAGHER AGAINST GALLAGHER.
ALI, SAY THEY ARE DESCENDED FROM THE
IRISH CAPTAIN WHO WOUNDED AN
ENGIIslIMAN IN 4 DUEL.

There are az many Gallaghers in Ireland as
there are sands Of the seashore." remarked Judge
Truax Of the Supreme Court in his charge to the
by Rebecca Gallagher the wife of John NJ Gall
agher who Is the brother OF James o. Gahagher'
both being descendants OF Captain James @. Gala
CHER and relatives Of a host of other Gallaghera
one Gallagher more or less would not be missed
from the Emerald Isle. II he was there would
he plenty OF Gaaghers left. That is under ord-
nary circumstances. But the circumftances under
which Captain James G. Gallagher left the old
sod In 1898 were extraordinary.
Captain Gallagher mortay wounded a British
lieutenant In a duel on Vinegar Hill. near London
derry The British soldiers pursued him and re
crawed up an empty chimney. He made up an
original prayer In Gaelic while the soldiers
searched the house. After the soldiers he'd gone
away he crawled down from the chimney. commit
ted the prayer TO merlory. smugged himself out
of the country and came to New-fork. Here ne
engaged In the real estate business ana became
possessed of No. &c Scamme-st the premises IN,
voved In the present suit lie always attriou ii
his escape to the original Gaelic prayer anu hau
/; cngrossed and framed ., ne
Now there two lines or GaiaShers. eacn as
sorting that they are the lineal descendants OF
the prayerful Gallagher who climbed up en- ieo y;
knight the defendant. Is the tenant or one me OF
Gallaghers and the other line wanted TO GUST MN
and get possession OF the property me courtt
gave its learned attention to the consideration OF
name of Gallagher might have climDed up chIi-
ney In iTy8 II seemed To be the opinion or tne
lea rned court that the double occurrence might ho
have been impossible In view OF the huihoer vi
Gala ghers In Ireland. . ,-
Tr Knight and the Gallagher line in possession
got the verdict OF the jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
uryoRRH,cE CAUSED MS DEATH.

nv direction OF Coroner Schultze an autopsy was
performed Yesterday on the young man VINO regis
tered himself at the GIlsey House on SATURDAY a.
DIR. Paul Park Darling. OF Buffalo. and was iouno
dead In his bed on Tuesday. The examination
showed that there ground for suspicion AN as
Darling had committed suicide ana that MS u rsa,
had been caused by hemorrhage OF me lungs. Ina
he had died in the hotel was something o. d u" and
had been living lately with his wife at the no, sS
OF her mother. Mrs. Catherine Fitcn al ~ 40 her
mother had supposed that Darling had gone 10 ms
former hcme In Buffalo. He was not a phy s'c, ht
t,yt had been a medical student. Lately he mao
been sIckly He had ample means, derived from
his fathers estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
INJECTED AFTER BEING DISCHARGED

Louis J. Grant secured from Judge Beach yester-
day an order for the release OF William Mannlx.
James Curry. Joseph Geraghty and Albert Schoener,
who were arrested for alleged completely In the death
OF James Whttendale Of No. i3i West Fifteth-st,
who was found dying In front OF NO l@ West FL
tietb-st after having been elected from the prem
ises The men acquitted at tie Coroners IN
quest. but Mannix. Curry and Geraghty were m
iictrd FOR manslaughtcr yesterday. The District
Attorneys Office knew nothing OF the proceedings
I'm the supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
RECEPTION OF IT. D. CLAFLIy POST.

The annual entertainment and reception Q, w., ~.
II y. CiarIn Post. No. SIS. G. a. r. was he'd as'
p,gbt NJ Fishers Hail. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Third-avc An interesting musical and ters s
programme given In WHICH the io'lSwinf MA, i
0'Connell Miss Mamie O'Connor. MISS A siStss
Edward D. Lyons. William }. Fogarty ana Ms' N.
schjela There was large attendance at tne ~
ier,sinment and the receipts were applied 70 ~
charity work Of the post. Walter Dull, inc eo~
mander OF the post, presided over the exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
ErllrIyG Az AyyEx TO GRANHAR SCHOOL

An important addition to Grammar School NO
"a. Amsierdam-ave ard One-hundred-and-fourth
s being made by the erection of annex on the
two lots adjoining. This building covers space
5Dy70 feet, and will accommodate 600 pupils. The
school at present accommodates about 1900. the
are $50 children asking FOR adnieaion TO the school
the completion OF the annex VIII be hailed Win
delight by parents In that part cs the city. The
school has two temporary anntNeH-one at one
hundred -flthat. and the Boulevard, which ac-
commodities 800 pupils. and one at Columbus-ave.
and Observation-Disclosures which accommo-
dates 2J9 pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
AZ ON woxAy KILLED Br rnr TROLLEY.

The first serious accident due to the trolley cars
In Sing Sing occurred there at O'Clock yesterday
morning. The victim is Mrs. q. ID. Holmes. about
seventy years old. who struck b. car while
crossing the street. She taken to her home
where she died In the Afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
coJ.nr or APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany Nov c9-The Court OF Appeals to-day took
the usual Thanksgiving adjournment until Monday.
The day calendar then is Nos. 1c, iet. icj. lS III
12s l2o 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
To REIIKE THE RESERVE FUND BUILDING

II was learned yesterday that the building 10 %
erected by the American Surety Company OH the
site OF the old Anderson building at Broadway ana
pine-st. WILL in its general lines. be much IKE INC
new building OF the Mutual Reserve FUND Lie AS
1,on,ni,taa Of the American Surety Company Tor
maiiy inspected the Mutual Reserve saaisscon
with its beauty convenience and general emclency
as an office building 1t is highly proS s,o IN tnAt be
Wntuai Reserve building which is fourteen stoiies
high viii be put up on the site of the old Ande ~
son building. OF course some minor oe'a's VIII W
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
DON'T KICK!

Whether Yale or Princeton wins !!
If you take Cold on the Background,
though. remember that RlkERS
EXPECTORANT always wins. If
not, YOU don't get "half-back, " but
every cent Of your money returned.
OF YOUR druggist, or at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30

For Holiday Gifts
70 % f'Ints Fur0ltli. s Ores
l0i Wcst ltth..t.
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Ponds Extract

to force against the Queen. is the order OF
Captain Wiltse to his officers and his men. TO
remain passive" and that no force was used,
though the Queen. through her Ministers,
strongly requested 1t hours before the Pro-
visional Government was recognized by me and
all the other diplomatic representatives in Homo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18
REBELLION IN HAYTL.
Two Simultaneous Attempts to
Down President Hlppolyte.
STREETSFILLEDUlTH ARMED MEN,
Citizens in Terror on Account of the
Uprising, aud Private Houses Bar
FIoaded-s0ldlers Dispatched at
ouce to the Scene of che First Out.
bpeals--The Rebellion was Expected,

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Jan. 17,-Newa
which was received here to-day indie
Gates that the long threatened revolu'
ton against the government Of Presi'
dent Hippolyte, OF Hayti, has broken
out
Messages have been received stating
that battle was fought this morning
in the streets of the village Of LAnse dc
Neau, a settlement back Of Port-Au'
Prince.
AS soon as word Of the uprising was
received at the government house,
President Hippolyto issued orders for
troops to be dispatched to that place,
In short time three hundred soldiers
and twenty officers were on the way.
The reports are that the streets were
filed with armed men.
While fighting was in progress at this
point news was received at Port-Au'
Prince Of another uprising near ST.
Michael,
The residents were in terror as a re-
suit OF the uprising. All places OF bush
ness were closed. Even the private res
licences were barricaded and tho occu-
pants sought shelter
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FOR coon ROADS.
The National League Meets in washing
tOn-Its Objects.

The National League Meets in Washing.
ton-1ts Objects.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 1z.-The
National League for Good Roads met
here this morning in its second con.
vention. Forty delegates attended at
the opening. Senator Henderson, OF
Nebraska, called the convention to or.
der and stated that its primary purpose
was the Advancement OF the cause of
good roads. Concisely stated, the OBJ
jects OF the league are: Combine as far
as practicable the efforts OF all persons
now engaged in the work for road re-
form; to awaken interest in the subject
among tho people at large; to urge tho
passage by tho house OF representatives
OF tho senate bill Tor a national high
way commission OF inquiry; TO estab-
lish tho league on the broadcast posi-
BILE basis throughout the country so
that its influence may be OF weight in
any direction in which 1t may ultimate
" DO thrown; TO obtain and publish
full information regarding methods OF
road building as practiCed in various
parts OF the United States.
Among those present were Senator
Henderson, Senator Chandler, ox.Gov-
ernor @. w. Stone, OF Pennsylvania; s.
s. Rowland, i. w. Dewey, Of New
York; j. II. Jackson, OF Richmond, Va. ;
William II. King OF Ohio; O. P. Shaw
and f. Alvord, OF Virginia; William b.
Dodge, OF West Virginia, and w. II.
sIbloy, Of Now York.
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Ifali 10 DO Our DUTY.

Everybody has at times failed To do
their duty towards themselves. Hun.
drods Of lady readers suffer from sick
headache, nervousness, sleeplessness,
and female troubles. Lot them follow
tho example Of Mrs. II, IIbrbechter,
Stevens Point, Wis, who for hvo years
suffered greatly from Nervous Prostra-
ton and sleeple9sness, tried physicians
and different medicines without success.
But ono bottle Of Dr. Miles Nervine
caused sound slocp every night, and sho
10 feeling like q now person. Mrs. Eliza.
both Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming
who tried all other remedies, declares
that after three weeks use Of tho Nor
vino for Headache, Nervous prostra.
ton, otc, abe was entirely relieved.
soldby Tho Logan Drug %. Trial bottle
tfoh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18
CARRIAGE CONTRACTOR

Must Resume the Gathering Of Garbage,
Which has Been Suspended for Some
Time,
Alta meeting Of the Council commit
tee on health bills aggregating sS65S
were audited and ordered paid.
The committee summoned superin'
tendent Dunn, OF the cromatory, to tos-
tiiy as to the condition Of the road lead
ing to the crematory. He testified that
vt was in fairly good condition, and that
garbage could be hauled up to the
crematory without trouble. In face Of
Mr. Dunn's testimony 1t was ordered
that Contractor Clark be compelled to
resume gathering the garbage, which
has practically been suspended since
the present cold spell set in, The gar
bage contractor advanced as reason
for not handling the garbage that the
road was in an impossible condition,
AZ other teams are using the road, q
garbage cart and horse can 60 up the
hill without much trouble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18

New York, Jan. 17.-Mittens Willott
the actress, is dying OF cancer, at hol
mothers house, No. 22O East Fourteenth
street. She was born in Columbus, KY.
and is about twenty-soven years old
She is the only child Of the late Ed
ward Wiiett, who was editor Of the st
Louis Globe Democrat.
When only thirteen years old, Nit.
tens went on tho stage, filling walking
parts with Mary Anderson. Subse
quently she played with John McCul'
Tough, Lawrence Barrett and John
Owens. Miss Willett played with Clara
Morris for five years and was engaged
for this season. Her physicians say
death is but a question Of few hours
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Tho shndow poteetiye.

Tomorrow evening Dan A. Kelly
and company viii commence a three
nights engagement at the Grand, The
New York SImsays;
The many patrons who witnessed the
performance Of the SHADOW Detective"
at the Windsor theatre, last evening,
saw one of the most successful sensa'
tional dramas OF the day, A company
Of tiuo actors, headed by that popular
andleading versatile actor, Daniel Kelly,
whose rendition OF tho several difficult
characters Of tho title role was ideal,
and brought forth the highest com.
ment and continual applause from the
audience, Mr., Kelly is an actor OF no
little ability, and his support was excel
lent,
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NotImpertIpent curiosIty.

indianapolis Journal 'NA'slFss
"Mary Ann" asked the mistress o.
the rest Of the household, may l ask
what time you expect to return to
night2" Certainly, num-" answered
Mary Ann, with suspicious suavlty
Eye may ask all ye likes, though It's
not meself that sees any reason for tell,
in yez," "0h, it was not through i'm
pertinent curiosity that / inquired
the frightened woman explained. ~
thought some OF your callers might
come in, and II you were to be back
soon Icould take them in to the parlol
and entertain them until you re
turned"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18
CAUSE OF Bur1ER,s DEATH.

Result of the AutopSy-A Bigger Brain
than Webstor's.
BosToN, MASS, Jan, 17.-It is stated
that an autopsy on tho body Of General
Butler showed that the cause OF death
was the bursting Of a small blood vessel
in tho brain, caused by violent fit OIL
coughing. All the internal organs were
found to be in excellent condition and
but for tho accidental cause OF his death
he would probably have lived many
years. His brain weighed four ounces
more than thatof Daniel Webster, which
was one Of tho largest on record,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18

II you are mot feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bltters, II ia
Grippe" has loft you weak and weary,
use Electric Bittor6. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs 70 perform
their iunctione. II you are afflicted
with sick headaohe, you will flnd speedy
and permanent relief by taking Elo6.
trio BitlGrs. Ono trial will convince
You that this Ii tho remedy YOU mood.
Large bottles only b0c, at Logan Drug
Co.'S drug lIore. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18

We desire to say 10 our citizens that
Tor years wo have boon selling Dr.
Kings Now Discovery Tor consumption,
Dh Kings New Life Pills, BucRlon'a
Afnica salva aud Electric Bitters, and
have neyor handled remedies that sell
90 we'll, or that have piyon such uni
votBal satisfaction. W0 do not hesitate
70 guarantee thon every tlme, and we
stand ready 10 refund the purchase
price n satisfactory results do not fol.
low thoitruso These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their morris. Logan Drug Company,
Druggists. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18
Rose mn Company Tonight.

At tho Grand this'eyening the Rose
Hill English Folly Company will give
one performance only. Tho company
is said to be large, and they have the
reputation Of giving flrst'class show,
The programme consists Of singing
dancing, juggling, and the funny bur
lesque called "Ihe Montebank." The
Grand will not hold tho peopleto'night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18

75VNUN ITUNdVTIps
Johnny: "Father, this paper says
that many prominent citizens are now
i'll with pneumonia and kindred dis.
cases What is q kindred disease,
father?" Father: "Why, my son, a
kindred disease is-is-why-yes, yes!
"a kindred disease is one that runs
through an entire famtly-kindred, rel
atives, you know Surprised you didn't
know that, Johnny"
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Good symbol Of Peace.
Flitoends Blatasr

Fltt0ende Bdthsr.
Wife No. 1-"Ihad quarrel with my
husband to-day, and when We became
friends again l was 80 glad that in
memory Of our reconciliation l actually
went and planted tree In our garden"
Wife No. 2-"That's a good plan, and II
] had only adopted 1t some time ago I'd
have largo shrubbery at present"
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Now Finnnclai pnl.

WASHINGTON; D. O., Jan. Ex-senator
Sherman from the finance committee
has reported a bill to suspend silver
purchases aftcr january /, 1904, and
allow national banks TO issue circulat-
ting notes to tho full valuo Of bonds do
posited. 10 was placed on the calondar.
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Anything so It's Acid.

Judge.
"Faith, an is there nothin' to kapo
cholera Off"
"Indado there is. Sure, an ye'll be
safe If 70 take few draps Of acid day
-carbolic acid or sulphuric acid, dis.
remember which, but | suppose ayther
will dnm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
CToOKHoLDERs' MEETING

The annual i meeting !, o. the stockh9en o
pAny will be held ct their otliGe, lll8 Ch,Sas
street, Wheeling W, Va, on "Wednesday itl.s'
AIRY IS, 1903. between tho hours Of and y KY
p, m, for the election OF q Board OF Dtes,s.t
and for the Transaction ol any other bn,iSea
that may come before them. s-
W, ]. CALM, Seetol,,
WHEELING, w VA. Jan. Z, lS9l isS,SE
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the stnckbo5., 4,
the Riverside Iron Works will DO heli ~ !.
oilico OF the company, No 1901 Main ~ y
Wheeling, w, Va, on Wednesday, JanpaT 4
lS95'HI $50 p m, lor the election Of dlrss,s,ss
and the transaction OF any other buslneU M,
may come bef0rc them, way
jat1,w JOHN D. ouLBERTSoN. Secremy
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II your children are subject TO, Group,
always keep q bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy at hand. Itisap prompt
and certain cure. II givon as soon as
tho croupy cough appears 1t will pre-.
vent tho attack. For sale by druggists.
Dkw
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Judge Itoso takes n wife.


tIlflN IIllpUrl . 70 ll4tlIl1tneth
KiNowooD, w. Va, Jan. 11-Hon.
Joseph r. Hoko, Judge Of this, the
third Judicial circuit, was married TO q
lady In Chicago yesterday. They will
return tomorrow
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR S A LIE.

Houtc OF six rooms, Woods street, Centre
Wheeling, With full half LOT si,l'O. IT..
Farm Of $50 acres on National lIoad, nine mlle
east Of city
business prop,rty on Market street at moi'''
atp price.
House Of six rooms, brick RoiTStrcct, between
TwOnty'third and Twonty.iOurlh sire chslR
Horho ~ iourro1mS, corner Twenty. third anA
Charles street, 81 100. 49,,
House OF seven rooms Sixteenth street ylOll
Small house aud half lot. Jacob street OcnHo
wheeling, on ch1v terms, 500.
Three houses OH MoySton street. Sixth warn
on easy forms, 9l,401. ma
Farm " a1fCl two miles from oily; spleuui
improvements suitable for gardening
Lots NJ Gust end OF Twcniythlrl s'rol' on
House Of three rooms on Plko street 50
l0nSo oi six foomL 900 Jacob strcst 81 w
4, Honio o. hye ROOMS Eor st,o't C'lh
HOuSO Of eight foomt JAbob stree. boiW'ln
Fifteenth aud Sixteenth str0OiS sj.jgl
Splendid farm, MY aurci nIno nll'i cl"'
!, Sas;Giil 10! on MccollOca ,Ir,,. coao'
] ioi ou chnpllas street. sls'h Wall
one Of tho bot Misunderstanding Iliol lnla'
city, fronting OH two tAilroaiL
TO toAN-tfOo ONnd sl,OOO to loan on city real
OltAtVi
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EOR RENT-THE TWO COON
IL Store Rooms now occupied by TrImbIs
l.utz. Possession given April /. AppinPS
CARNEY, Hotel Windsor hiiN
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FoR RENT-MARKET GARDEN
a. One mile above tho Top mill; poveHI,,
Immediately Apply ut No. ~ Fifteenth Str.s
to JOHN r. GILOHRlsr, nSsN
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WILLIAM IL lIEARNE.
Special Commissioner,

!. John w. Mitchell. Clerk otthUcirruit Court
Of Ohio county West Virginia do hereby certify
that William II. Hearne has given bond in Inc
sum required by tho said decree this It'll dny
o. January. A. y. 1913. conditioned accordlngto
jal3 JOHN w, MITCHELL, cinrk
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A NEW FRANZ
IL House Of Eight Rooms. corner Pou,tasS,S
and Woods streets Possession April |. IRo5,s
at 81 Fifteenth street dsS