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The morning call., 1893-04-25

L-oR sALT-A 5O-ACRE FRUIT Ran Gu NEAR
l ScDastopOl. miles from Santa Rosa on railroad;
first-ciass Improvements: beautiful home; fine
place for summer resort; would take city property
in part payment. Inquire At llOl Pine 81 APPS SIS
Go000 10 ACRES, ALL LEVEL IN
SpOUUU. prunes bearing; new house; barn: 200
chickens; Santa Rosa PACIFIC EXCHANGE, b
Nearby 81.
COO DUCAs. $50 HENS. 500 PIGEONS. INCU-
OOO batUTs, etc; poultry and Guch ranch; this
city: $500 PAC. EXGHANGE, % kearny st.
| OR SALE:
+ ss5UO-S0 acres fine land in the town OF St
Helena in fruit ana vines; good house, barn, wine
cellar; ornamental shrubbcry; improvements cost
more than price asked; this Is bargain; lhVesti-
gate.
ent varieties; house. barn; mile from Napa city
Sl6OO-s-roomed house. barn; lot 50NlOO; near
West RerSoleyi would make fine little home;
balance monthly TO suit purchaser.
$25G0-Large lot 5-roomed house; corner; In
Lorin: small payment down. balance to suit pur-
chaser; nice IIItle home
We have hundreds OF sales and exchanges on our
books and can sell or trade you anything thHt yon
want from $4,000 ranch TO . chick en-raneh; call
and see us, us for bargains GREEN SMITH Co.
room ., Flood DulldlnE, 3. y. APPS u
CAN RAFAKL-FOR SALE OR TO LET.
- modern built 2ls story broom house: laundry
bath and linen rooms, and > acres OF land fenced;
walk of West End. North Pacific Coast Railroad
station. Address I. JESSUP, san Rafael. or Com
nercial Agency. 634 Market 81. apps l+t
G0On0 l5s ACRES IN sONoMA COUNTY,
pOOOO. 10 acres bearing vineyard, some trees
houses. barns, etc: running springs; bordering
on county road; miles from railroad station III
quire OF owner 70 Clementina St, bet First and
Second. APPS -
TOR SAN JOSE OR PALO ALTO LANDS CALL
i or write WOOSTER q ENSIGN. 624 Mrkt.al9 u
S0 ACRES OF LAND; ABOUT 20 ACRES or
w orchard in run bearing; new cottage OF 3
rooms, pantry, bath, hot ana cold water. etc;
horses. wagon cart ana all necessary farm IEple-
mentS; fms water supply; Will exchange for unIul-
proved and or improved property in san Francisco
or vicinity. A G. WILSON, z. q. box 1876, Los
CAT nv I A A
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
y send for list. d. j. EST, MARTINEZ Cal.a1 Inns
TOR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
= see D. u. TYING, S0uoma City Cal. mr7 u
Go$oMA COUNTY LAND: SMALL AND LARGE
- ranches. Lisr,ASDRBW PRICE, Healdsburg 25f
- ONERSMENT Ian LEVEL.
~ rich soil, in hne valley, on railroad in Caller
MA: emi loymeBt at good wages near by: fuel aud
water plentiful: many settlers and some fine farms
there now. send 4 cents Tor in formation to w
LAKE Flood building san Francisco. no2O II
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HORSES.

pEGULAR AUCTION SALE or HORSES.
II buzgies. wagons and harness every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at l A at Pacific Coast
horse exchange and saieyards, i6O5 Harrison s.
:. WAT lNS Il co, aUctlUneers. app II
DASTURAGE FOR HORSES. 81 80 PER MONTH;
No feet Particuars.4l 10 Mont'g'y ST. rm l. IT
I'ENTESNIAL Observation-Disclosures ROCK
~ aVFSys, yiCtorias buEEies etc; 1921 California
ST.. bet Larkln and Poiz; telephone 66x. 81. CON
LON, pTuDrfeTar. mrI3t
The morning call., 1893-04-25

COOK GENTEEL BUSINESS: SUIT Man;
y Oh. good living to be had; no experience
needed; only parties with cash and meaning bust
ness. Address Opportunity, box 81, CAL Branch
ONCE: no agents ap23 7t$
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= ROCEEY AND BAR: 5 ROOMS. 247 CLARA
- BET. fIfth and SIKH: other business. apl9 7ts =
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CARPETS.
CARPET CLEANING.

NEihtllI tI-rftlNi IN Q.
(NHEAPESr AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE CAR
- pets cleaned AMI renovated. Jones' Perfect Car
pet Beating WORKS, % ana y Eighth st. APPS 6m
THOROUGH CARPET CLEANING &c PER YRD:
altering. laying MITCHELL 236 l4th sta2l Inns
~ HEN YOU BECOME DISC USTED WITH POOR
" work send TO SPAULDlNG'S Pioneer Garnet
beating Works, 1887 Tehama st; tele. $3.50 2l If
CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO.
" waiting works. SO ana 30 Eighth st; g r STE
VEINS, manager. TelephOns call, $3.50. mrs ION
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
- renovated; all work guaranteed. J w. SHAN
AHAN, FOX St; Tel. SAG; send posta.fell I'm
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
- renovated same as new. s. 5. tERG UEON &
CO, 23 Tenth ST: telephone 3OS6 1T
CoNKLtN'S CARPET BEATING NORRIS 1873
- Golden Gate ave-: tslephone 2i26. l2u
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I|UR SALE-OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
on account OF other business TO attend TO. Apply
3u7 Fourth ST. room l. apps St$
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ca1sE bUYS NEW S75 IMPROVED H1GH-ARM
=, ~ Singer machine. factory price l45 sixth. II
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FURNIrURE FOR SALE.


FURNITURE BEDROOM SETS, COOKSToVES
L sideboard. etc 81 Prospect place. ap25 3t~
LOR sALE-BUREAU WASHsTAND. BED
= GOD CHANUE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
VI complete with furniture. carpets, stoves, cur
tains, Blankets pictures and mirrors cash prices
on easy inetallnonts; small deposit NJ. FRIED
AAN & co. largest INSTRUMENT house the coast.
-, 22S. go and 3D6 Stockton St, 2S7 Post; open
IL LEY BROS. 95I INSTRUMENTATION
" carpets stoves cheap; cash, iHStalm' Is. nos "
n CTICE-I AN NOW Al l26 FOURTH (,;Ew
~ huilding), and offer a large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices; 500 carpsss
good as new; stoves, 50; antique chamber suits,
S16; parlor suits S2j; cash instalments; all AZ
bCarock nrIces. 4 II. NfLNON 1E6 Fnnrfh ST al L
The morning call., 1893-04-25

- ALOoN. , wELL-FURNIsHED ROOMS; RENT
A. free for months; must be sold to-day; 5arzaia
FOR cash. 935 Folsom ST. ap24 ste
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CLIO 600 ELLIS ST RUNNING THROUGH
I'd OsOOV. TO rear street; two 3-story bay
window houses: rents $75; stone walks brick
foundations etc; street accepted; lot 27:6x12O.
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o. 10000 ELLIS ST; 3 NICE NEW BAY-wIN-
SpOOVO- dow fats; rents SEQ; trlek founda-
tions stone walks etc.; lot 25Kl37 IS; sunny line
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@ RO0O NICE 2-sToRY BAY-wINDoW RES
" pOOO. ideuce OF rooms and bath; lot 25x
ll2:6; nice location; street accepted
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= IIIIER-sHOP FOR SALE: GOOD LOCA-
y Bon. Apply Eighteenth aud Capp SIS ap23 rs
GAIN-WELL-PAYING STATION ERY AND
- ----r- Lnnat be snIl l22i NaIencI. 81 % IL
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EEHTLEMAN GOING 10 MORLD'S FAIR
" aLeulrt 4 apz2 7ts
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QJOA MONTH WILL Buy HoMETN sAUsA.
ID 1Ul Tito. L D. SPARROW. ezU Market apltr
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LoDGINGHoUsEs FOR SALE.

ZOE BARGAINS IN LoDGING-HoUsEs SEE
= 0oo STRAND. 1885 Market, bet 9th and 7th. L
HOUSE ROOMS: BATH: FURNlTURE FOR
q SAFE . steady roamers; rent S25. 17ll Market
81, neAr haigRt apps IT'S
Y ooS HOUSE. ROOMS; ACCOUNT GOING
U 80. East. Apply 25a Third. in bakery. % ~
q ROOMS; ANY PERSON WANTING TO Buy
-, thls mouse at less than half price call at pa
Slxth ST.; must be sold to-day
I oDGlNG HOUSE. II ROOMS, FULL OF
- steady roomers; selling out regardless of cost;
party going East $50 Minna st. ap2l Yt%
NICELY FURNISHED BOARDING AND LODG-
- ing house; 10 rooms; centrally located: must
De sold; a bargain. Commercial Agency ga Mar
ket st. apo TIE
E'oR SALE-HOUSE. 27 ROOMS; ALL NEW
furniture and carpets: rent cheap: located north
Of Market. Inquire e. T. OCHS sis Market fe4 u
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FINANCIAL.

7 OANS oS REAL ESTATE: LAW OFFICE H.
i Suffer- a Co. 81 Kearny. room q APPS I'm =
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 55s Kearny ST., The only corporation that lends
money on diamonds watches; low interest. oe4 q
SEWING MACHINES.
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paETT WITH SOME CAPITAL TO INTRO
I aure patent OF merit on the Pacific Coast L.
Il SMITH 525 Front St. room 10. ap23 3t*
CALGpN: NICELY FITTED Up: ROOMS: CT
- zaI-- and; good reason for selling; price $500
A---. . = HoMarl: no aEemls. an.3 5Le
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pARttfE FOR SALE: NICELY FURNISHED
- resta-rent. on account OF going away: must De
SOLD: rclt $50; good location; come and make
oher. address bargain, box So. Can Branch. p 7%
The morning call., 1893-04-25

Ge0SO LEAyENwoRTH ST; NICE LoCA-
" OZCO' ton; 2-story residence Of rooms and
The morning call., 1893-04-25

Gan BAFAEL-NEW STORES WITH PLATE
A. glass windows IN the best block Fourth st
rare chance or dry-GOods store candy store. fur
q tGre store, icecream or hardware store = good
man VIII make money here in either OF the above
lines. Apply TO P. {. MCLLoY, 13s Montgy. AIS st
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

q = A MONTH BUYS A COY 4-ROOM COT
y - tage; lot 2jNl33; near train; viii trade. H.
NJ. WooLEY, 10 Minis building III tuthsu CT
GS0D CASH WILL SECURE BEAUTIFUL
~ OOO home in East Oaklaud ; miIutes from
locals; baianc at per cent Address WILLIAM
7. TODD. 500 Ninth ST., Oakland. ap2l Il ex Su
G1En0 WHY PAY RENT WHEN you CAN
" IObO. bay tine new house OF 1 rooms and
bath. bay-wiudOw. nigh basement, brick POUNDS
ton, patent closet all fenced and complete. close
TO stat:one only 500 cash, the balance Sl5 a
once open sundays from II a. " to P. NJ apps u
4 ROOM HOUSE; LOT sOIlO2 ALL FENCED;
1 ! block from rTuitYa'e electric streetcar line
price $1,000: easy payments: call early. RI s.
SELL, PhOSSER & co, 1867 23d ave. and 9O7
Broadway, oa>land. ap23 IT
G7RD NEW COTTAGE: NEAR CABLE ROAD;
IT ~. lot 4OIl90 close IN; only 500 cash, bal
ance instaments. H. b. PINNEY, owner. aOT
broadway Oakland APPS 81
The morning call., 1893-04-25

GSD0 SALOON AND LoDGING-HOUSE: Il
- - " rooms, Il beds: rent only $50: lodging
mouse pays rent; downtown among factories. foun-
urles m chine shops, mills, etc. thousands employ
e.: tull stock is heap 1t $500: must sell a. once
llNeStlgate;. hrst offer gets 1t. See to-day GEO.
The morning call., 1893-04-25

&5EH STATIONERY. NOTIONS AND VA
" OO rtety store; null value in stock; bargain.
MCLAUGHLIN & co. 261a Kearnv ST
The morning call., 1893-04-25

CTATIONERY, NEWS AND FURNISHING
- goods; half It's value: old-estabIlshed: other
bushes; any reasonable offer; investigate 1857
Mission an2S g.
The morning call., 1893-04-25

+ OR SAIL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
dairy produce; horse aud wagon; fully stocked:
. ears established; great chance; location CEN
Iai; hotel custom large. Dairy, box 81, Cali
The morning call., 1893-04-25

~ IL .OpO- HAVE you SEEN IT.
j.! hal beautiful new residence northwest corner
walnut and C.ty ST contains salem psrio-s finished
in 20 and whit enamel. re- epton hau and dining
room ana baish AID liucrUsta walton, hardwood
floors. ie iroOmi on second floor and tbird
hnor; bathroom tiled aii round and hardwood fioor
porcelain tub; Oben ulcke.-pated plumbing: large
bthlaFd-room; laundry; hot-atr furnace; marine
view; only one block from terminus Saoramento.st.
cars.
$4,000
For the price we can sell you beautiful little
house ujoning the above described corner
We WI entertain an offer on elther house.
BALDWIN d HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
APPS 81 SuTuIh
The morning call., 1893-04-25

GDD6D NEW COTTAGE IN BERKELEY; 5
gov. rooms: lot 4Oxl20; good location;
500 cash. SIS monthly
sll0o-Larse lot on hills 200xi60; good soil:
superb views; $40 monthly.
al75-Lot 25xIO2; 81 monthly.
a500-Lot 40x134. with orchard.
$70O-Corner; 5Ox99: at station.
CHAS. A. BAILEY. owner 20 Montgomery st. stf
The morning call., 1893-04-25

nor SALF-A 5O-ACRE FRUIT RANCH NEAR
l ScbastOpul. miles from Santa Rosa on railroad;
first-ciass improvements: n beautiful home; hne
place summer resort; would take city property
NH ulHMLanL- Imnm.rn ~ lMl HLna 81 An2l 81.
The morning call., 1893-04-25

G1 ON BLACKSMITH AND WAGON BUsI-
y 1-OO. ness: country town: houses and lots
Included. MCLAhGHLfN q co. 26I, Kenny st. =
The morning call., 1893-04-25

If you desire, can erect a house according to
your own plans in any part OF the city.
For particulars apply to L. LANDER Is Mont
gomerY st uOlS II Fri1uThu
The morning call., 1893-04-25

&E00 COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE, IS
GOOO. tablished 10 years. golng to the words
i air. MCLAUGHLIN d CO.. 26la Kearny ST.
The morning call., 1893-04-25

Gil E0O BROADWAY LST.: 3-STORY
u II. OOO. house; rents $50; lot 3sxl37:5
The morning call., 1893-04-25

Only S65O0 elegant new 2-story houses: on easy
terms situated on Castro ST. near 2lst; Marketst.
cabie-cars pass the door; houses contain rooms:
ana bath: porcelain tubs: hot-air furnaces; tile
mHntels and all the latest Improvements; also fine
CITY ana marine views similar houses sell for
$4,000 in the Western Addition: houses open for
inspection apl6tf
The morning call., 1893-04-25

DARTNER WITH $500 IN AN ESTABLISHED
I specially: VIII clear from $4,000 to $1,000 per
year. baker or cook preferred. J. Y, box l27, CAL
Branch once.
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MUST BE SOLD IN 10 DAYS.

$1,000 only. Tor new lO-room house. in two
flats OF rooms each. with ali modern improve
ments; south front 2 blocks from local train and
oieetrie-cars; only $500 cash, balance Ia small
monthly instalments. See j. S, MEYERS, 1902
broadway ap23 II
. ZOUO. bath. pantry closets; 2 biorss non;
Berkeey localrailroad. Address owners STEPHEN
Dew ING. room II. Flood buitdiug. city. OF
LUTHER HILt, 10 HELEN ST.. Oakland. ap2l r.
G1R0 PR LOT. NEW TRACT. $3.50
u OV Sl75, Central-avenue Tract. $40 cash,
50 per month; near San Leandro electric railroad.
RUSSELL. FROSSER & co, ll67 1wentY-third
ave. and 9Ol Broadway, ap2l u
The morning call., 1893-04-25

once-Room IS, third floor. MIIis building cor.
ner Bush and Montgomery SITS, San Francisco,
Cal
The morning call., 1893-04-25

} GRAY NORMAN HORSES. WAGON AND HAIR
: ness; also good thTashing engine. Apply 2515
81 TX ST.. Alameda. ap26 II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12
MARTINsBURG.

MARrINsBURG, W. Va, February ~
Martinsburg, since the holidays, has been
enjoying one Of those periods OF quiet so
characteristic OF inland towns. with the
exception Of toe regular session OF the
Circuit Court, nothing whatever has oc-
Cured 10 excite popular interest. Inc
Kil5urn knitting factory started up their
additional plant few days ago with
several hundred girls employed. In tue
course Of another year this company Will
have a monthly pay roll OF S26,OOO
During the recent freeze nearly every one
of the smaller water pipes supplying the
side streets bursted, and the town has been
comparatively dry The same thing hap
pened TO the gas pipes, and the odor OF gas
was perceptible ana unpleasant every
where
The triangular fight for the postofice
still continues 20 wax warm. II is under
stood that Senator Faulkner prefers a
primary TO settle the contest, IN which
event Editor Boyer of the Statesman will
be our next p. NJ. But if the selection Is
left 70 the party managers Editor JOS. II.
Shaffer, or his nephew, -. w. Sha1fer, Will
receive the appointment Boyer has fully
three-fourths Of the voters with him, but
does not seem to hold the party manage
meut back of him as either OF his competl-
tors.
A newmilitary company Of forty-fve en-
listed men has been organized with II. II.
Emmert as Captain and w. Newton Linch
of Wheeling as first Lieutenant. A great
number were induced TO Join by being in
fuenced 10 believe that they will receive a
free trip TO the Worlds Fair next Septem-
Der.
Socially Martinsburg has been keeping
ahead Of any Of her sister towns IN TINS
section. There have been several weddings
In high life since the first Of the year and
others are 10 follow shortly. tits announc-
ed that one Of our prominent Legislators
will in the early summer renounce his al
legiance to the army Of Benedicts and mar
rv the most attractive woman In this place.
Miss Boyd gave charming programme
whist party, Wednesday night to a large
number Of her friends. The royal prizes
were the handsomest ever given him and
were awarded % Miss Jane Faulkner and
DR.. Henshaw, and the consolation" 70
Miss Eichelberger and Mr.. Swope.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12
WELLSBURG.

WE1IsBURG, w. Va, February H.
Misses Sallie and Josie Kerr departed Tor
Pittsburg to-day, where for week they
will DO guests Of Col. and Mrs. Braddock.
A. Woodward, Jr., Of Canton, o., was
here this week and secured the contract
for the new Jail cells for his company, the
Champion Iron Company, OF Canton.
j.. r. Curtis is in Wheeling to-day on
business connected with the settlement OF
the Pan Handle window glass works sale.
Several Wheeling gentlemen were stock
holders in the old company.
Miss Fannie Little was hostess Friday
evening in a donkey party. There were
quite a number present to enjoy her kind
hospitality.
James G. Brackiu, Of Greenville, Pa, is
in town making MS regular call.
County Court was in session Monday and
Tuesday and are at it again to-day.
The Main street merchants who had just
had their goods put back in the cellars are
preparing 10 take them out TO higher stor-
age places, on account Of the rising river.
Misses Eta and Mamie McKeeVer, OF
Uhrichsville, O., are guests OF triens here.
The Presbyteriaus have secured the SER
vices Of Rev Mr.. Cochrane, now in Mis-
souri, as pastor for term OF six months.
The event Of this week viii be the bazaar
OF weeks, 20 be held in the Presbyterian
Church on Thursday and Friday evenings,
w. r. Cunningham, of Baltimore, was in
the CITY most of the week in the interest OF
the Baltimore Building and Loan Associa-
ton. Of which he established a branch
here. The officers Of the branch are
President, John Derry; secretary, j. +.
Radcliffe; treasurer, ID. w. Baird; attor-
new. j. L. Cree. Mr. Cunningham is one
of a QUARTET who met here by accident,
each of whom are six and half feet tall,
aud "wide outn in proportion.
john Brown, a colored citizen, was
buried on Tuesday.
Edward McIIim will produce Fritz
among the Indians at the Opera House on
Wednesday night.
Col. Z. Sanford will lecture Monday
night for the Wellsburg Lecture Associa-
ton. at the Opera House.
The Lazearville Sunday school will give
their entertainment on the oath.
Mr.. Seese of Lagearville, has been clrcu-
lating petition during the week asking
that an act be passed bringing Lagearville
and Midway in the corporate limits OF
" cllsburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12
GAINESVILLE.

BARNEsNILLE, o., February 1.-THE
wedding of Mr.. Lemuel Baily and Miss
Barbara Emerson, which occurred at the
residence Of the brides parents on Thurs
day afternoon. was quiet and elegant
affair.
The revival meetings at the NJ. E. church
which have been in progress since Janu-
ory lst, closed Monday night. Quite Q
number of probationers were received
during the meetings.
George ChanstOn, q wealthy farmer,
living some miles from here, met with
sad fatality last Saturday. He was as
sistiug a neighoor in removing an OLD
wooden pump from a well, aud was using
n lever. when in some manner the lever
slipped, striking him on the head and
knocking him down. 1t Is thought the
fall caused his death.
Mr.. ]. B. Dickey, Of Braddock, Pa, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath morning and evening.
The ladies Of the Woman's Relief Corps
will furnish a supper on February ".
Chances will be sold for handsome silk
Quilt and the proceeds devoted 10 erecting
| a monument for the dead soldiers in our
cemeteries.
The Carrie Louis Comedy are booked
for three days engagement here the lat
ter part or THIS week. Lbs COmpduy ID
well known here and is favorite Of the
people They play for the benefit Of the
l.. A. TO the $. of
George Taylor, huckster, who lives al
Malaga. claims 70 have been sand bagged
| and robbed on East South street Tuesday
night. He recovered consciousness some
time in the next morning, but hss not yet
recovered his gold watch aud chain.
s. Stacker Williams, Past Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge. F. and A. NJ, Of Ohio,
was the guest Of Friendship Lodge, OF this
place, Saturday and Sunday.
Another meeting will be held in Brad
fields Hall Saturday afternoon.
Col. T. II. Anderson, ex-Minister 10 Boil
ivia, has been visiting his brother at this
place.
DR.. G s. wellons, Past Commander OF
the G.. A. r. here, entertained the mem
bers of that organization Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Reiner and daughter are visiting
relatives at Salesville.
Miss Lillian Jeffry Of Morristown Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers OF
North Chestnut street.
Mrs Haines Of Bound Brook, ". Y,
who has been making an extended visit
with relatives here returned home this
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12

February s, Of catarrhal fever, aged /
year, two months and two days.
Mr.. G. w. Black was seriously injured
at the West Virginia Paper Mill on last
Monday. Both feet were caught IN the
machinery. 1t was first feared that ampn-
tation was necessary. But the surgeon IS
confident that he can save both or them.
Rev. John Dayton, Of New creek,
preached in the NJ. E. Church on last
Thursday evening. Rev. A. Bielaskl, the
pastor in charge, is holding very sue
cessful revival.
A.F. George and wife, Of Deer Park,
was with US on Thursday, en- route for Elk
Garden.
MIR. and Mrs Clark Bantz are visiting
Mr.. j. F. BlacKston.
Elias Kline is seriously i'll at his home on
Back street.
Il. NJ. Hamilton, superintendent Q. &. +.
Ry., spent last Thursday here.
VIM. Coghlan had his right eye serious
" injured on Thursday by getting some
acid IN it.
Mrs. Nj. Cuff, of Franklin, was taken to
the Western Maryland Hospital, at Cnm'
berland. for treatment, on Thursday.
Mr. E. w. Jackson, who represented the
Philadelphia Brokerage and Commission
house here, has retired and gone to Baltl-
more He will be succeeded by G. 4. Kali
baugh, the popular Ashfeld straet notion
dealer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, February 1.-THE
newly elected Clerk, Bailih and Clerk OF
WesterupOrt were sworn in on Monday
evening OF Justice George w. Shuts.
Jas II. r are was elected President Of the
Council, Louis Bate, Treasurer, q. w.
Shuts. Justice
Jas. bose, Jr.. has accepted a position
with Supervisor w. e. Ault, vice James
H. Bel, resigned
b. c. Miller returned last Wednesday to
his home ia Lexington, Nv.
James p, Glees0n and William Carey are
in Baltimore attending the Z. B. League
of Maryland.
r. +. Harrison went east on Thursday.
MIR Flora, sexton Of the NJ. 4. Church,
vii shortly remove from town.
VIM. Hiram Wilt, young man working
80 the pulp mill. tried TO climb on moving
car az The mill last Wednesday morning.
he fell and the car passed over his foot
which was amputated by Drs. Kalbaugh,
Shrug Shupe and Parsons.
H.. W Parsons had his eve Injured In
Piedmont shops by piece of flying steel.
I'D Kelly, while coupling cars in Pied
mont yard at p. m. Tuesday, had his hand
mashed.
Clinton Y. Crawford, aged 20 years, died
az $50 a. m. to-day Of consumption. he
has been suffering over year.
Russell Fifty, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. 7.
S0udenn, cied az , p. m, last Wednesday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12

pension started up again in full on Mon
day last. -
Mrs. Judith Beaumont who resided with
her daughter, Mrs. r. E. Brandon, was
buried on Monday last Her husband,
Rev. and DR.. VIM. Beaumont, passed away
in the spring OF 90. They were both born
in England She was in her seth year.
A petition largely signed has been sent
20 Charleston asking the Legislature TO
pass a law assessing a tax of fifty cents
per day, for every day worked, against
aliens who are supplanting home labor. IL
viii PROBABLY be heard from through the
legislative proceedings.
TIE brick works not absorbed by the
John Porter Company are as follows; Cum
ningham 81 Taylor, Black Horse, Amerl-
can, Lone star, besides a couple OF small
ones that have been idle two or three
years
Frank Troup, who resides about mile
above town, was taken 70 the asylum, at
Weston, this week He is about thirty
FIVE years old. IL is not likely he Will ever
be any better. he leaves wife and two
children.