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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10

by our people, to whom he is familiar
figure. His teacher, Miss Nellie Barnes,
for a long time took great pains
to instruct him, and was instrumental
in having a fund Of Sl25 raised Tor him,
which amount is now deposited in the
Traders bank as the Shelton fund, The
man who came for Shelton, Mr., +, L.
Porter, is a native OF Cincinnati, and
says he will secure a very valuable
museum freak in Taylor county. 1t is a
badly detormed man, who has no fore
head, has webbed fingers and is almost
covered with hair, in TACT the uniortuR-
ate creature hardly resembles a human
being When placed in the museum at
the Worlds Fair it will be labeled
"what is it?" This creature born of
human parents is now in the Taylor
county aims house ana is ABOUT twenty
years old, The man who is looking
after these specimens is reported to
have said that West Virginia has more
human freaks than any other state
r he has visited"
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ABOUT People
Strangers in the City and wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. B. S. Morgan arrived in the city
Saturday.
J.F. Allen. OF Clarksburg, was in the
city yesterday,
Franklin @. Holmes and wife, Of Fair
mont, are in the city,
Mr.. @. B. OFT leaves to-day on west
ern trip for the Wheeling Stamping
Company.
George II. Umstead, clerk of Seventh
Avenue hotel, Pittsburgh, spent Sunday
in the city,
S. G. Moore, OF Proctor, and ], F,
Neill, OF Sistersville, were at the Wind
sor yesterday.
Mr.. ]. Edgar Hall, formerly OF this
city and now OF Denver, is home visit
ing his parents.
Charley Wells, who didn't close out"
on the Glover's Gap postmastership,
was here yesterday,
Jack Sheppard has gone to Butler, Pa,
to preside over the chemical depart
ment OF Harry Faubel's hotel.
Daniel @. Ripley, OF Pittsburgh, pres.
ident OF the United States Glass Com
pany, is q guest az the Mcclure.
Andy Bruno, Of sistersville, A. L.
Pool, OF Waverly, aud part Of the Ada
Gray company are stopping at the
Behler.
Miss Ada Gray and company, Alfred
Brown and ]. 4, Henshaw' Of Grafton,
and NJ. G. Tyler, OF Monongah, are at
the Mcclure.
Judge jackson, District Attorney
Sturgiss and the rest OF tho United
States courtcrowd spent Sunday ut their
homes. They return this morning.
Messrs. Morgan L. OFT and Joseph
seybold leave to-day for Now Mexico to
visit a gold mine in which they and
other Wheeling parties are interested.
A mill has just been erected on tho
property.
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injuries were received in his room. 1t
is known where all the former occu-
pants OF tho house are, aud oil the
names OF several witnesses have been
sent to the grand jury.
ARRESTED AND RELEASED.
The Philippi Republican has the fol-
lowing additional item regarding the
affair:
officers came out from Maryland and
on Monday last arrested Jared L.
Wamsley, prosecuting attorney Of Ran
dolph county, his brother, Ed. Vans.
ley, Stark Rowan, managing editor Of
the Randolph Enterprise, aud son OF
Major French Harding, all oil Randolph
county, on the charge OF murder; The
accusation 10 that these men, while at
Washington during the inauguration,
went over to Baltimore, and while
there went into room in tho house
where they were stopping, occupied by
an old gentleman, and kicked ana beat
him, breaking a number OF his RIBS and
collar bone, and intiicLing numerous
other wounds, from the effects OF which
he died in q few days, The officers
have been looking for these men for
some time, and only located them
within the past few days. They were
taken on to Maryland, where they will
nave to stand trial.
Since the above was written Mr..
Harding, one of the parties named
above, passed through hero on his re-
turn to Randolph, and he says that
only the Walmsley boys were arrested,
as above stated, and that Rowan, him
self and Mr.. Wilson were taken along
as Witnesses that they went US far rs
Piedmont, where the whole matter was
investigated, found to be without
foundation aud the parties released.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR S A LIE.

House, rooms Jacob street, Centre Wheel,
House, rooms EoR street, Centre waColIn,
'-i House. 0 rooms and stable, Eighteenth street
$500
Three lots in Park View, cheap,
One.half lot McColloch street, Centre Wheel
ing, 500.
Fine suburban property two miles from tho
city, Ave minutes walk from motor line new
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on CaldwellS run $40 each.
Fine Farm OF liS acres on National road nina
miles east OF city on easy termA
Farm OF 20 acres four miles north oil city, VIII
make good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod,
ern improvements
House, 8 rooms, Sixteenth street 800
House. 9 rooms, Fourteenth street. SlSO
House, 4 rooms Charles street. Centgo Wheel,
House, 4 rooms, Twentythlrd street, sl.9Dl
House, 7 rooms, North Market street. sl,jll
Business property on Market street at modes
ate price.
Wheeling ON easy terms $500.
Lots at east end Of Twenty'thIrd strSE 90
one.haiiiot on chaplirs street. Sixth wat
5000
one OF tho boH Misunderstanding SIteI tal
CITY, fronting on two railroads
500, 8, 200 and $500 to loan on city properly
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REAL ESTATE.
FOE SALT.

L OLO 0A-AAs
A brick residence on fifteenth street, $500.
No. ~ Vermont street, frame.
No 20 Forth Huron street. Frame
No, O. Seventeenth street. brick.
No. o. seventeenth street, brick
No. o. Seventeenth street, brick
No, On Seventeenth street. brick.
No. 2aO7 Chnplno street brick.
No. ?Ga9 Market street, frame building, four
rooms, $4,000
A very desirable country residence In Pleas.
ant Valley, on the National road.
No ~ North Front Street, lot 60NtO0 feet
No. 20 North Front street, lot 3OxiO0 feet
No. 2i07 Eoif street brick, five rooms
No. 1907 Alley II, frame, i've rooms
No. 100 North trout street. lot GONiO0 foot
No. $50 Main street. brick, nine rooms.
No. III Fourteenth street, brick, lot 3Oxl90 feet
No l06 Zane street, hLick dwelling.
storcroom and dwelling CORNER Eighteenth
and Woods street
building lots In LeAtherwood
FOR RENT.
No. Co South Huron street, three rooms
No. 1907 ChaplinO street, eight rooms
No, II Sixteenth strOst, storOrootn aud dwell.
ing
No. 20 North Front OIIeqt, aeVcn rooms.
No Virginia street, brick.
No 1914 Market street, office rooms.
No 81 South Penn street, frame
slX.roomed hOnSO corner New Jersey aud
Ontario Streets April TO-
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A SERIOUS AFFAIR
In Which Well Known West vir-
ginians nre Involvel,
A BALTIMORE MANS SAD DEATH

From Injuries Received During n
Midnight Carousal at a Boarding
House-DemOcratic Politicians from
Randolph County, this State, Who
Attended The Inauguration Con-
csrned in the Anair-Disgraoeful
Ending Of a Jolliflcation-What u
Coroner's Jury Found Out.
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Mr.. ]. Heilmeir, proprietor of the
Pan Handle Dyeing establishment, No.
1881 Market street, has placed improved
machinery in his place, and is prepared
10 do all kinds OF securing, cleaning and
dyeing. Clothes repaired neatly and
on short notice.
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ONE DOLLAR ron SOC.

To-day we will put on sale go pieces SILK
Finish Henrietta and 25 pieces Drap De
Alma, in black and all tho latest shades, ut
60c yard. These goods nre worth ind
have never been sold for loss than &1.OO.
1t will be to your interest to come enrly,
nS these are tho greatest bargains in Dress
Goods over offered. l.. 5. GOOD d co.
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The InteIligenceE's 4 Gent a Word Coupon.

you have house something to sell or trade want
Inv ANYTHING want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. have found Ostany
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 onea cent word for each subsequent se
ton to THE NTELLGENCER, No. 81 Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 CENTS
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CALESAIEN-WE MAKE A LIBER'
- Al otIer TO travelling and local aalesmen "a
every State who call on retail gTocers, GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., l& Lake street
Chicago Ill Sel99
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A q ENTS.-SALARY AND COMMITS
Both Life and Endowment ClaSseL GiIt.edyed
In every respect Some District Agents wanted,
A rare chgnce. Address KING & CO., Union
square. Now York. oeSrA
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FOR SALE.

A nour mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam power. saw
and planer also attached; doing good business
In tho country. This IL n bargain. Coal within
200 feet Has thlrtysevGn acres OF land VIII
sell oil together or mill separate.
No, 37l7 for street, frame house. six rooms
large ceiiar, alley corner Easy terms
No, 1920 Eoir street. Dtick house, six tooni
and hill. good location. CheRp Easy terms
No. 81 Thirty.fith street, half lot. four rooms
with Summer kitchen and large Attic; Slin,
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No. Sbl6 $50 and 352l $3.50 each
Two houses on Twon!ynlnth, four '1on'
each, 81 100 each
No, $50 Wood street. lo.S0KlO1 feet 81 Z ro1nt
A good iatn OF M aorsL one aud a hall nllh
from tho city. A good orchard slt Acrp
grApea has a i've roOmed house, SLablOI etc ana
tho best OF watoh VIII sell on easy tOfnii
trade for city property.
Lots IN HoifmRnnS addition, the bo,t value
the Eighth ward on yOty easy terms for iir'
time. an
IA Il Thirty eighth street, six rooms new, !5h
DfekhouSe four roodit and hall FOtJ
finland Woods streets, inll lot
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WANTED.

w ANTED-ANY SOLDIER WHO
w served in Company T. Eleventh Regi'
ment. West Virginia Volunteer Infantry to ,YTile
10 mo / will pay for trouble Mrs. T.
CLARKE, 50 Twelfth street g., Minneapolis
MINI. lpI.D6W
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TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator to
remove the bile, clear the head and re-
store digestion.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
TXECUTORS' SALEOF
I BROOKE COUNTY REAL Es,

TXECUToRs' SALE OF
IL BROOKE COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF authority granted to us by the
last will and testament OF Fergus Smith Sr,. dc.
ceased, which Is dated February 10. 1879, aud Is
recorded In the records Of Brooke county. WoSt
Virginia, In will book number 1. ut page H.
We, the undersigned executors OF said will, on
April 10, 1893, commencement ut 10 CLOCK a. NJ.
on tho premises heretofore described, will offer
for sale ut public auction, all OF the following
described tract Of land situated In Brooke
county, West Virginia, IN Buffalo district namely
the farm containing about lortv.eght acres,
more or less, adjoining tho lands Of Samuel
beck William Hedges, julia prall and j. p
Smith and being tract OF land owned by the
said Fergus Smith, sr.. at the time OF his de.
cease and which by the first clause OF his said
Will, Is directed to be sold Said farm Is on the
West Liberty and Wellsburg road, half mile
from Liberty, and Is convenient to churches,
postofllce, the West Liberty Normal School, aud
very desirable property In all respects
TEHIs OF SALE;-CaSh.
HORACE RIDGELEY,
JAMES T. SMITH.
Executors Of Fergus Smith. ST..
mr23.TThaS West Liberty. w Va.
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FOR SAIE.
FOR SAID.

- SN F@-iA--A-4-A-As
Cottage No, % Zane street, lot 3Ozl2o Price
$3.50 Very cheap.
Brick house aud store room, natural gas, loi
I7xi0j. Etnnville, Ohio.
House and lot 40xl0O, six rooms bath room
aud laundry, natural gas, Kirkwood Ohio.
Lot 4tXll0 Zane street.
Lot S0Xl12 North Huron street.
-Four lots on North Huron street.
One lot on North Wabash street.
One lot OH North Indiana street.
Ono lot on South Erontstree
Two lots on North York street.
One lot, North York street, 8SxlS0, river view
Fourroomed cottage Martins Forty.
Ono brick house, No. 527 North Malu street,
One house and lot. 6lXiOJ North Front Strcss
One house aud lot, 7O&ilO, North trout stTels
FiveroomCd house on Eric street
One lot, i0Kl01, MoundSvllle.
EOnrroomed house on Virginia street
Elghtroomed house on Virginia street.
SeVen'rOomcd house on $. York street, 6Oxlel
Ono lot In RobnSons addition, s. Broadway.
0ne.hntf lot on South Wabash street
Six lots South York street, Waters ndditIoh)
one house and lot, s. Broadway t5t LuSoa
chapel).
One hotel and several farms, Sutton, W Va
All OF tho above property will be sold yGrH
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO LOAE.-From 500 10 500 On
INST mortgage rcNl estate,
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents aud Collectors, NotariOi Pub
lie, 81 Zane street, Island. mrO
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FOR RENT,

LNOR RENT-No. l4O7 CHAPLINE
IL street, three story brick dwelling, eight
rooms bath room and laundry Possession May
/. RINEHAR3 4 TATU@, City Bank Building
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HeIlmelr,s Dyelng Estnbllshm ont.

DEATH and destruction to rats and
mice; Bugine Paste.
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FOR SALE!

Three houses on South Penn street.
Four houses on South Huron street
Two houses ON North Huron street.
Four houses on North York street.
One house on South York street.
Three houses on South Front street,
One house on North Front street.
One house on North Wabash street.
One house on South Wabash street.
Two houses on Maryland street,
Two houses on Kentucky street.
Two houses on Virginia street
One house on Ohio street
One house on Florida street.
Five houses on South broadway street.
Two houses on North Erie street.
BUILDING LOTS
Building lots all over the city at prices to suit
Lots in Elm Grove McMechen, Glendale,
Moundsyillo and other property not mentioned
= FOR RENT-Iouses OF all sizes and different
locationA
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Real Estate Agents aud Collectors, NotarICs Pub
lie, 81 Zane street, Island. mrO
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Judge jackson, District Attorney
Sturgiss and the rest OF tho United
States courtcrowd spent Sunday ut their
homes. They return this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-17
Personal

SENATOR PRoCToR thinks that the age OF 80
years is the highest at which ARMY recruit
should be enlisted In time Of peace, and that
soldiers Of that age can do any amount of fight
ing.
ALPhoNsE DAUDET intends TO visit England
soon. Although ne does not speak English, it
is said that he is a great admirer of England
ana her people. English authors he knows only
IN transatons.
HENRY WALLER, composer of the score Of
The Scout" which the Bostonians have under
rehearsal, IS an adopted son Of Mrs. Scottish
dons. He is q pianist of considerable note and
was one OF LISTS pupils.
SAMUEL HARMON of Fox HILL Pa, claims that
he has eaten in the last twenty years $3.50 pies
His regular consumption has been half O pie
daily. He declares that he has never expert
enced the slightest attack Of dyspepsia.
THE Empress Frederick of Germany has. it is
said, succeeded in bringing about a reconcilia-
ton between Emperor William and the Duchess
OF Sparta. the emperor's favorite sister. The
estrangemeut was because of a religious dis
pute.
CAPT. BLANCHE H. Cox, of the Salvation
Army, who has been especially conspicuous in
slum work, is expected to arrive in Chicago
this week for stay of several days. She be-
longs to fashionable West End family in
London.
IT HAS BEEN long time since Frank Stock
ton wrote THE Lady or the Tiger" but nearly
every young lady who is introduced to him be-
gins by saying: .'Mr Stockton, l have ques-
ton to ask you just to satisfy my curiosity"
Before the question can be asked he replies that
he cannot tell whether the lady or the tiger
was behind the gate indicated by the semibar-
bario princess. A look Of WEAKNESS then over
spreads Mr.. Stockton's genial face and he
changes the conversation,
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BRIGHT BITS.

Mr.. YoUNGHUsBAND-Darl you have been
weeping. What is it my sweetest love?
Mrs. Younghusband-Horse radish.-TYt- Bits
THoNPsoN-Suppose man should call you a
liar, what would you do?
Jones Observation-Disclosures sized man.-Tit-
Bits.
How DO you like your new French doctor9"
Well told him l had cholera, because
didn't know how to say dyspepsia in French,
and I'm afraid he has not given me the right
remedies. "-hdrper's BdEdN
HARRY-D Darling love you.
Dsrling-Yes, / know It; but was IN hopes
you'd have some news 10 tell me tonight I
haven't seen q soul to day, and I'm Just dying
tor news.-Boston Transcript.
Il LOVE you deeply, Ethel. cannot, win not
live without you.
Very veil, Mr.. Bronson, will send broken
pillar OF roses-or would you prefer the omis-
sion OF fiowers2"-P. f S. s. Co.'S Bulletin.
sHELwhat is the scienes,of palnnistry Ihear
He-The art Of telling fortunes by the hand
she-Can you tel my fortune by my hand?
He-No. but If had your hand could tell my
own own fortune.-Vo0Ue,
SALESMAN great storel-This coat fits your
little girl nicely.
Lady thinking Of next season)-Yes. il does
now; but thing we'd better take a size larger.
Little Girl-o, yes, | forgot. We have 10
walt for our change.-Good ReUs.
IHE New 1orK boy Is not precisely child OF
the devil, but for malicious mischief he is hard
to beat. One Of them was overheard initiating
a strange boy from the lawless south into the
mysteries of New York life.
winter Is the best time to throw stones at
windows, y said the New York boy.
why is winter the best timer asked the
unsophisticated youth from the south.
because, you see, the houses have double
windows, and you can break two panes with
one throw and you only get one licking, lust
the same as if you had only broken one pane. a."
Teras Siftin1s.
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The Race Feeline in the south.

The correspondent of a northern newspaper
had arrived at a southern town, and at the
earliest opportunity he was out among the
people making inquiries. says the Detroit Free
Press.
lis the race feeling very strong hereY" he
asked OF an old war horse sitting in the shade
Of q grocery store.
Not always" replied tho colonel, but just
now 1t Is"
"Ah, notice some excitement in town this
morning: good many people around Has
there been lynching, or Ia there prospect OF
onef'
The colonel looked at the correspondent quiz
ideally.
stranger in these parts, reckonf" he said,
The correspondent nodded.
Thought SO by your asking that question, &"
continued the colonel.
any ace feeling here" said the correspondent
alphabetically.
And said there was considerable lust now q"
asserted the colonel provokingly
May ask what is the cause of itY"
OF course. This is free country"
well, what is it?"
The colonel began to grin.
Its mostly owing to match that's coming
on this afternoon between Gen. Sparks graV
colt and Maj. Longs brown f1lly, down In Col
Wigginton's field and the whole towns going
to take half days holiday and 20 down in a
body to see the fun. I'm Col. WiRgiuton and
If you'd like to go along and see what race feel
ings are in this neck of the woods you can have
place in my carryRll, sir "
The correspondent tumbled at once and when
he returned in the evening he discovered that
the race feeling had cost him S<2 rs, besides
about washtub full of mint iuleps
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The Kansas Imbroglio.

At last the republicans and pOpulists OF
the Kansas legislature have reached the
! fighting point. They have been long
while getting there. For weeks they have
been threatening to make mincemeat OF
each other, but now that they have placed
their cannon in position and loaded their
Winchesters they are inclined to submit
their differences to the supreme court.
| That is what they ought 10 have done as
/ soon as it was discovered that neither party
would retreat from the position it had
taken. II that course had been pursued the
! question as to which is the legal House Of
! Representatives, the House organized by
republicans or that organized by the popu-
lists, would have been settled long ago.
The governor, who is populist, is ex'
tremely belligerent He has ordered his
militia to grab the members Of the repub-
lican House by the neck and heels and throw
them out OF the state house. The populist
militia colonel, however, has too much res
gard for his own person 70 pursue any such
violent course. He knows very well that
the republicans are not going 20 be thrown
out without a fight, and, hence, he has
notified the governor that he will not lead
his bold militia boys in any such hazardous
undertaking. II the governor wants a
battle be will have to take command Of the
troops in person.
Kansas is in a state of great excitement
Public meetings are being held in the prin-
cipal towns, and the republican leaders at
Topeka are being notified that any number
of men will respond to their call for assist
ance. The populist leaders are get
ting similar messages. President Har-
rison may have a chance to call
the army into action before the end Of his
term. Nobody can predict with any de-
gree Of certainty whether the desire for war
or the desire for peace will dominate at To-
peka. There are cranks and crazy men
enough on either side to turn what thus far
has been an amusing comedy into direful
tragedy.
But where is Mrs. Lessel She is partly
responsible for the present unhappy con-
dition Of affairs. She it was who filed the
minds Of the people with the ideas that
have been used by third-rate and irrespon-
sible men to get themselves elected to the
places of power and responsibility. Just at
this time she seems to be disoreetly silent.
Having got the men to fighting she has re-
tired to the background to watch the con-
tending factions. 1t is a good thing that
she made so few converts in Georgia.
The trouble will be settled, OF course, one
way or the other before very long. The
present situation cannot continue for any
great length Of time. It has already con-
tinued longer than it would il there had
been few brslny men at the head OF affairs.
The supreme court will get jurisdiction Of
the issue in some way and its decision will
have to be respected. The governor doesn't
seem disposed to look to the court for help,
but if his militia will not back him up in
settling the matter by force he will have TO
accept the decision Of the court, even though
it is against his party.
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INDEI TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETINGS -Landrum Lodge No, As, F. and A,
NJ. TammRny Club,
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Notice, H. P. Smart; A
Large and Enthusiastic Meeting Of the Inde-
pendent Democratic Club Indorse J. F. b.
Beckwith for Collector Of the Port.
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE Ocean Steamship
Company.
WE ARE ALWAYS PRoGREssIvE -Falk Cloth
ing Company.
AUCTION SALEs-Groceries. Dry Goods, Etc,
j. H. Oppenhem & Son; DiImonds, Watches
Etc. by J. Mel aIghlin & Son.
RAILROAD SCHE OULE-Jscksonville, st. Au-
CUISINE a Id Indian Riy or Railway.
PUBLIcATIoH-The Sunday Morning News.
vIoT5R YcLrs-Pslmer Hardware Com
pany.
LADIEs-Appel & sc1aul
AMUsENEN1s Frank Mayo at Theater Feb. 90
If Az OvERCoAT-B. II. Levy s. Bro.
LEGAL Safety Marshars Sale, Robert
J. Wade.
TFNyEY CANDEs-At Livingstone Pharmacy.
CaEAP COLUMN ADVERTISEMENTS Help
Wanted; Emp oyment Wante /; For Rent; For
Sale; Lost: Personal; Miscellaneous.