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CRRpiroRs uAlo Of shoes, at Boston
Bankrupt Shoe Company, Wodnosday.

EvnRY lady sometimes nssda a rOll.
able monthly regulating medicine. Save
slme and uouble by sending Tor tho
Ohio Drug 4 Chemical Company's
French Mineral Tablets II 10 q new
disuovery--surp, safe aud certain mo
bad ro1ullu-they nVVOr dllAppoint.
Sent anywhere. 81 per box. Address
ONO DRuu 1 CnIMioAL COMPANY,
Lock Box 10, Mansfield, Ohio.
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I,he 0EunIne Parndoxn ComIng.

Manager Charles Feinler, of the
Grand Opera House, is certainly for
tunate in his opening attraction for the
coming season. On Thursday evening
Bartholomew's Equine Paradox" will
open an engagement there OF three
nights and u Saturday matinee. These
twenty.four educated horses have been
the wonder of the world, and it has
been truly said OF them that they do
anything but talk. The attraction has
uever failed to pack Wheeling theatre
on its former visits.
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INC YlglInnt IngIne Testel.

Saturday afternoon the rebuilt Vigi.
liant engine was tested at Eol and
Eighteeth streets, and it worked ex.
cellently. 1t was rebuilt at a cost OF
$3.50, little over one.sixth the cost Of
new engine. which would give no bet.
ter service. The manner in>which the
repairs were done reflected much credit
on Charles N. Oliver, who had the con.
tract. Cox & Co. made the new boiler.
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Attllo nlsclnlns Cllnrcl,.

At the Disciples church yesterday
morning Rev. Archibald Mclean, OF
Cincinnati, ex.presidont OF Bethany
College, preached an eloquent sermon.
He is IN attendance at the Mission Con.
vention now in session at Moundsville.
Last evening Rev, Mr.. Boulton, OF
Huntington, also a delegate to the con.
Yentionl occupied the pulpit.
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record transfers OF real estate as fol-
lows:t
Deed made August 10, 1893, by Leo.
pold Kress and wife to Z. NJ. Gill, for
lot No. Us, in Belvederre addition. Con.
aideration, $3.50 90,
Deed made August 20, 1891, by Clark
KIaproth and wife to Adamma Rill, for
q piece OF ground on the South Side OF
Pike street, Consideration, 81, 900.
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Roy. Irnthcr icprrmott.

Rev. Father McDermott, Wheeling
boy who has been educated at Rome,
and was recently ordained to tho priest
hood there. will succeed Rev. Father
John McElligott at st. Joseph's cathe.
dral. lie has arrived in the city to
enter upon his now duties.
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EGectually yot gently, when costive or
bilious or whom, the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening thom, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevors use Syrup Of
Figs,
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For TIE not WEATHER.

A full limo of Sergas, ChevlOts and Drap
d'stos, which we ARE prepared to make up
In the best OF style on short notice. NcEli.
gee shirts low to close, a General limo Of
Gents HObby Furnishings. Just received
100 dozen more OF those celebrated pure
AIacCO Yarn Seamless Half Hose, the hest
wearing made, Rt our pdpuiar price, 25e
pair. q. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TailOrs aud Gents FuTnish.
erS, 1891 and 1893 Market street,
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RoAcHEs, bed bugs aud other insects
are instantly killed BY ijngine.
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IF yOu cannot SEQ aud need spOotaol0s
you should call on Us aud have your eyes
tested without charge, We have the finest
instruments and more experience than any
other OptiClRn In the State, and guarantees
satisfaction or money refunded;
JACOB W, GkUBB,
JeWeIer and OpttClnn,
Corner Twelfth and Market
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CREDlroRs sale OF shoes, ut Boston
Bankrupt Shoe Company, Wednesday.
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SIMMONS LlvER REovLAToR cures
general debility and will give you n
new lease on life.
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Gts GatetEi4ettteG.
Now Advertisements.

AForunAte Flnd-O' Kane & Co,--ElgAth Page,
Medical Education = Cincinnati College OF
Medicine and Surgery,
Notice-WheGliug Dairy Association.
West Virginia State Fair Nol!ce-Entries Tor
Glass Horses, etc
For Sale-AIlg Grease,
West Virginia State Fair NotIce--George Hook,
Secretary.
Graud Opera ouse-BNrtholomew's Equine
Paradox
Summer Goods-The Hub--Eighth Page.
Rock Bottom Prices Stoned Th0mas-Eighth
81 WIN be Paid in Gold-Geo NJ, Shook &
CO.-Eighth Page
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gramme:
/. March, Alameda ,,.....,. George Koppltz
. Overture, Martha" ..,............ .....".tlotow
8. u "Pilgrlms Chorus from Tannhauser"
Observation-Disclosures. .""..''...'r wagner
b. "GuArdmount" -CharacterlStic piece,
Observation-Disclosures. Elenberg
I. Waltz, my Thuringla" ....."".."-E Klesler
o. "Torchlight Dance. ..............G. Meyerbeer
9. Polka. BE Careful" Encouragement Faust
Z. albion" grand fantasle on Scotch. Irish
aud English airs BietGns
8. "GrGnd National potpourri .""".HeihiCko
o. "AelplerS FriehlingSjubeln ..""...J. Gungl
TO- Galop, lightning Express" ...."""DletrlCh
After the concert there will be
promenade concert in the private
enclosure and dancing ut the pavilion
till midnight With a grand ilIumina-
ton and fireworks. 1t is expected this
will eclipse all former entertainments
bv the band.
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CONCERT nnh rsstlynl.

At the park next Thursday evening
the 0pera1 House Band will give con-
cert, rendering the following pro.
pramme:
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Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose at l2Ac
Children's Fast Black Seamless Hose at
124c.
Gents Fast Black Seamless Hall Hose
at l2!c.
Ladies' and Chillren's Tan Hose, extra
tra value ut l2!c.
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DOMESTIC Day aooDs-sToNg . THOMAS.
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES THIS WEEK.

Our great sale continues to draw the crowds The goods
must 90 as we need space for New Fall Stock The prices
all your favor and you afford miss this sale The
following price LISTS part the inducements we are offering
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

80 NJ
Parliamentary Language at Sydney,
N. S. W., appears to be more Ftorclble
than elegant. During recent discus
sion in the legislative assembly re-
specting the expenditure on Sir George
Dibbs'a visit to England, one honorable
member referred to another as "the
blubbering ass from udgee"
The average duration Of life in the
United States Ia 41.S years for store.
keepers, 43.5 for teamsters, 44.6 years
for seamen, 47.3 years for mechanics,
4s.4 years for merchants, 52,6 years for
lawyers and 64.2 years for farmers.
Since 1855 Harvard has filed high
places in the government, as follows:
Two Presidents, two Vice Presidents,
fifteen cabinet officers and thirty minis.
ters plenipotentiary.
oock-Eghting Is legal in Scotland &C.
cording to recent decision rendered
by seven judges Of the high court Of
jusdiciary at Edinburgh.
The Oldest university in. tho world is
the University OF Fee, which Is to-day
the principal western seat Of Moham.
medaa theology.
1t is alleged that in the Ukraine in
Russia, women do all the counting, and
propose tothe men they desire to marry.
At dinners and bapquets in Queen
Eizabeth's time each guest brought his
own individual spoon.
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HERE IS NEWS,
JUST NOW 0PTHE UTMOST I'M
PoRTANCE.
And it Is Something All WIN APP
preciate,
Because it is an Honest and Out
spoken Opinion.

"Rheumatlsm and neuralgia Rre perfectly
curable," remarked one Of our most eminent
physicians, in conversation With the writer,
''The only thing necessary iSto use the right
remedy and use II penIsteptly."
''But what Is tho right remedy, doctorY"
'Well, although physician in practice. !
mustsay that the best alLround medicine for
rheumatism and neuFlIgIa-that l. tho remedy
which will effect tho mostcures-ls tho dhcoV'
cry OF Dr. Greene, known and sold in every drug
store as DR., Greepe's NeFvura blood and nerve
remedy
IhaYe cured many cases with It," continued
the doctor, and call to mlnd several remArka'
bic reservations which have CONE under my d.
rect observation, notably that OF MIR, William
Guckemus, OF o. Stark street, Utica, N, Y, His
was terrible case, Why, he could hardly move
in his bed, had terrible pains In his hip and
back, His food would not digest but would
bloat him UP very much He used Or. Greone's
Neryura blood and nerve remedy, and Is now q
perfectly well man. Mr., duekenus Is a very well!
known man In Utica. In hCs has been foreman
in the turning shop for2i years, and con'equent'
lyeVerybody knows him and his wonderful cure
"And there was that remarkable cure OF MI
Michael Crowley" added the doctor, "who re-
sides inINew York City ats LalghI street. He
had Rheumatism 50 bad that he could not walk,
indeed, could not eat or sleep Nothing seemed
torelleyo him until he procured Or, Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, and now no
Is a perfectly we'll man, He declares that this
remedy saved his lilo aud that II Is the most
wonderful medicine In the world
"a talented lady OF my acquaintance, also,
Mrs J. 7. Cummings, OF 1908 Lorain street. clcye-
land, Ohio, told mo that she suffered fearfully
with pain in her right side for four months. She
was extremely nervous III addition and could
not sleep nights, She received no relief what
ever until she used DR.. Greene's Ncrvura blood
and nerve remedy, and now through tho cura,
tive effects OF this medicine the pain has left
hor entirely and she Is well again.
ut certainly does cure rheumatism and neural
gia, wound up tho doctor, "and could so on
indefinitely describing case attOr case among my
patients where 1t has given almost instant relief
aud soon effected perfect cures pronounce II
the great remedy for pains aud aches and pre-
scribe and use II freely, because ] know Il to DO
apurely vogetablcRnd harmless medicine
mo physicians do not class 1t among patent
medicines because as you must remember, It Is
the prescription Of ono OF our best known and
most successful doctors,th specialist in nervous
and chronic diseases Dr., Greene OF So W. 18th St,
New York. The DOCTOR in fact, endorses and
recommends his valuable remedy in Just such
cases as those above stated and he can be con-
suited by anyone free OF charge by calling at his
oflce or Writing.n
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The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway is "the only ono running
solid vestibuled electric-lighted and
steam.heated trains between Chicag9g
Council Bluffs, Omaha, Milwaukee, la
Crosse, Winona, st. Paul and Minneap-
oils, making direct connection at Coun.
Gil Bluffs and Omaha with all lines for
oil points in Nebraska, Wyoming, Col.
orado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washing
ton, Nevada and California; at st. Paul,
with all lines for all points in the
Northwest and Puget Sound.
II now operates over six thousand
miles OF thoroughly equipped road, III
illinois, Wisconsin. Northern Michl.
gan, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa, South
and North Dakota.
Through sleeping cars between Chi.
cage and Portland, Ore, over Northern
Pacific railroad via Jamestown, Butte,
Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle. II
you arc going West to locate or visit
you will save money by writing to Mm.-
Kelly, jr., travelling passenger agent,
No. 50 South Third street, Philadelphia,
for rates OF fare, maps timo tables and
full information furnished free, All
coupon ticket agents in the United
States and Canada have tickets over tho
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul rails
way; ask for them.
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Ole 9lttelligEnEN1.
MnRrL1No. JANUARY u, 1sps.
WHEELING, JANUARY u, 1903.
REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET.
RoR MAYOR,
BIZ CALDWELL
CITY CLERK,
CHARLES 7. scHULNE-
CITY SERGEANT,
THoS n. BENNETT.
WHARF MASTER,
JOHN r. MARSH.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
Is Il Coming This Way9

This is the way the Philadelphia
Times unravels complicated situation;
The death Of Senator Kenna will doubtless Mt
once solve tho problem In dispute between
iLenator Faulkner and ex-senator Camden, VINO
have been hotily contestlng tho succession TO
Faulkner As Faulkner seems TO be In the lead
he will now pretty certainly succeed himself,
and Il Is more than probable that Camden may
be chosen to tho scat vacated BY the death OF
Senator Renna
Probably the Times has not heard
Mr. Camden say that he has no inten.
tion Of stepping into Senator Kenna's
shoes. His desire is to succeed Senator
Faulkner, who succeeded him.
Owing to the break in the Democratic
line Mr. Camden was defeated six
years ago, hut he was strong enough to
name his successor and he named Mr..
Faulkner, who had not been sin it."
1t is understood that Mr.. Faulkner's
qualification was equal to his surprise.
tits further understood, on good au-
thority, that he liks a seat in the senate
too we'll to restore it to Mr.. Camden.
There will be some fighting before We
know how the matter is to be settled ;
and there may be some after that.
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Philadelphia Pres tRepI

Philadelphia PTesa (Rtpl
The death of Senator Kenna, Of West
Virginia, will deprive the Democrats OF
one more experienced member OF the
upper branch OF Congress. Like the
loss of Senator Gibson, Of Louisiana, a
few weeks ago, it will be felt seriously
by the party which is soon to take the
reins OF government, Neither OF these
men was q great senator. Both ofthem
served in the house Of representatives
with distinction, and wore looked upon
as certain to achieve the highest distinc,
ton in the senate, But, like many
other men, their transferencs from the
popular house to the upper chamber
seemed to end, instead Of increasing,
their usefulness. They were both,
however, seryiceable men, and their
loss will seriously affect the Democratic
party at the present time, when II
stands most In need Of experienced
la0daFa
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Four On ono Gallows.

Yesterday Maryland hanged four col
ored men guilty OF foul murder.
There were to have been eight, but at
the last moment the governor com
muted the sentence of four boys and
sent them to the penitentiary for life.
For this he was burned in ef1igy near
the scene Of the murder. He is COM
mended by the sober.minded people OF
his state for using his clemency prop
erlY
The state would have gained nothing
by hanging tho four boys. The hang
ing the four was an impressive enough
lesson. II the four had been forty 1t
would not have stayed the hand Of the
next man who has murder in his
heart.
When man takes a notion to kill he
does the Job and takes the chances, II
the killing ia done in the heat OF
passion 1t is plain that there is no
thought OF the punishment that may
follow, whether it is to be the gallows,
the rack, imprisonment for life or for q
day.
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ArrER the senatorial caucus gets
through West Virginia may have a leg
islature in session.


The New York Eucning Posi, which
supported the whole Tammany outfit,
remarks that ''the solemn business OF
nominating Mr. Murphy by machine
for United States senator was carried
out with only slight friction"
Solemn business2 There has been
nothing funnter since the Evening Post
suppressed its interesting work on the
Tammany braves because further clrcu-
latlon might hurt its pet, MI. cleve.
land.
The fun has only fairly begun. Wait
until Mr.. Cleveland gotsinto the White
Houa and Murphy takes his seat be.
side Hill in the senate-thon tho fur
Willy.
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Nel0 YoTk AdVeTllltr lRep,l
Senator Kenna, Of West Virginia, who
died in Washington yesterday, was q
young man OF unusual promise and
merit, He was placed in responsible pc.
sition very early in life, and 1t proved
the good atulf he had in him that he
was sobered and strengthened by the
circumstance rather than elated and
spoiled. He was Democrat OF the
strictest sect, aud yet was liberal and
progressive in his views, His loss will
be felt by his state, his party and tho
cnuntrv ...i.
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THR 1ATR SENATOR KENNA
~ nonornble Carasr.


BagimoTe ANitrieaa lRPl f
Senator Kenna was a aelf-made man,
in the good meaning Of that term, His
success was not an accumulation OF
mere wealth, for he was poor man,
but success in honorable achievement
in public life. His ability was unques-
tionable, and his record in both
branches OF Congress, especially in the
house Of representatives, was excellent,
His struggle against death was heroic,
and he leaves behind him thousands OF
friends and admirers, for his character
was respected alike by those who voted
as he voted and those who were OPP
posed to him, His death will, Of course,
Affect the senatorial tangle in his state,
and it remains to be seen whether Sem
ator Faulkner and ex-senator Camden
will both be successful, or whether a
third man, most probably Congressman
Wilson will capture one Of the senator
ships,
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The Object Of Pursuit.

AZ the Panama case develops IL
appears more clearly that tho real OBJ.
ieet Of the exposure 10 to ruin President
carnot Monarchists and Bonapar!iats
ihayotaken hand because they hopo
that the downfall Of the President of
tho republic will make II easy 70 over
throw the republic itself
Tho republic will stand, but thore
wiilbo q great daughter Of regulations.
President Garnet seems 70 DO unmov.
Cd. It's tobO hoped that no 10 be.
yond Tho reach Of exposure. 10 drag
him down would give too much com.
fort 10 the enemies Of tho republic,
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Attemnt 10 nop NJ Monte Carlo.

.m Ntcn,Y Jan, IS,-The employees Of the
Monte Carlo Casino tried on Wedpes-
day to steal 100000 francs, while the
money was being carried to the cashier,
Sixteen men, including seven croupiers,
were arrested. 1t ia reported that q
small dynamite cartridge was found in
the pocket Of a Waterman who was
locked M.
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souTH DAKOTA druggists want to hold
fast to the prohibitory liquor law-un-
der which they sell all the liquor their
customers demand, This is the medi-
cal side OF prohibition.
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Philadelphia Tina (Dm,)

Philadelphia Times (Deml 'lal
Senator Kenna was one OF theS most
genial and beloved Of the members OF
the senate. Although an ardent parti-
san, he ever commanded the highest re-
spect Of his political opponents, and he
was not only one Of the ablost of the
Democrats in debate, but one ot, the
most sagacious and courageous Of party
inndnrs
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FATHER McGlYNS denies that he said
those things about kissing the pope'a
toe and smashing his sedan chair The
World reporter insists that he heard
DR.. McGlynn say those very things, Ia
the good doctor wandering in these
dnva2
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BROTHER SAITH Is throwing good
deal OF Ohio county life into the pro
Ceedings at ChaElestpn. If they will
give him what Belongs to him he will
quiet down and help them to do good
work.
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Not fronl q Flnnn ON stnnd noInt.


bfT do not recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy from O financial stand.
point, for We have others in stock on
which We make a larger profit" says
al. Maggini, prominent druggist OF
Braddock, Penn, "but because many OF
our customers have spoken OF it in the
highest praise. J, We sell'more Of it than
Of any similar preparation We have In
the storc." For sale by @. Il. Goetze,
W. W. Irwin, w. S. Mccullough, O.
Menkemoller, s. I. Brice, ]. Coleman,
O. schnepf, W. 9. Armbrecht, the
Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., w. 4.
Williams, John Klari, A. E. Scheele,
and W. Il. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie
4 Co., Bridgeport, O., and 3. F: Pea.
body. Benwood. W. Va. pAw
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To-day

Hoods sarsaparilla stands at tho head
in the medicine world, admired in pros:
perity and enyied in merit by thou.
sands OF would-be competitors. 1t has
a larger sale than any other medicine.
Such success could not be won without
positive merit.
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In the days when we were obliged to
defend the American hog against the
nations Of the earth he heard so many
good things said Of him that his head
was turned. Thinking himself neces'
sary to our business, he has struck for
higher wages.
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Tue French royalists are only little
less absurd in their pretensions than
the Bonapartists, Neither will be re-
stored to power this year. 1.-THE pres
emit republic were overturned another
would take its place after an interval Of
anarchy.
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FoR the purposes Of the general and
gentle reader the governors message
would have been improved by making
it shorter. But primarily til ia for the
legislature, which delights in many
words.
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EX-SENATOR HRNRY G. DAVIS says no
is not aud will not be candidate for
the senate. The genial ex-senator
finds great pleasure in developing his
railroad and other properties.
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TO r. S "a LIE.


HouSe Of. Ok roo,us. Woods street, Centre
Wheeling, with full half lot, $40.
Farm Of 150 acres on National Road nino mta
cast Of city.
Business property on Market street at mode''
ate price.
IousOot six rooms, brick, Eofrs between
TWentythird aud Twonty.tourth streets cheaG
House OF four rooms, corner Twcnty-thlTd Guu
Charles street, 81 200.
HouseOf sGven rooms Sixteenth street, St9A
Small house and half lot Jacob street, ConlFe
Wheeling, on easy forms, 500.
Three houses on Moyst0n street, Sixth ward
on easy teFms $500 =,
Farm 80 acrcS two miles from city; splendid
improvements suitable lOE gardening.
Lots at cast end OF Twetty.thlrd street on
cAsy terms.
1tousc Of thrcc rooms on Pike street $40
House OF SIX rooms 900 Jacob street 81 3D.
,,, Houie o. Aye SS rooms, Eolr street ooa''
House Of eight rooms, Jahob street between
Fifteenth md Slxtoonth Streets $500,
Splendid farm, atty acres nine miles ei"''
oSS;RsIs 70. on MccOllOoh sIrs,a con@'
5000 TT. ST. .n.
ono OF tho bot manufacturing Iitoi tho
city, ftontlng on two railroads
TO 1oAN-si, 600 and $4,000 to loan on city real
CAtAlV'
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Richmond DtSpateh (Daa.)
Mr.. Kenna was not distinguished as a
statesman. But his fine conmon-senge
made him valuable senator, and lhis.
set speeches would have dono credit to
almost any senator,