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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
Floods in the aississIppi Valley,

MEMPHIS, TENN, May 2o-The heav-
fest rainfall IN the recollection OF the
oldest inhabitant occurred throughout
Tennessee, Mississippi Arkansas and
Louisiana Saturday night and yesterday
The whole country is flooded and incal-
culable damage has been done to the
Dlauters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

Range OF the Thermometer at The Times
Office yesterday May 18th:
A. NJ, 90; ~ NJ. 63; 3 y. NJ, 90; 9
p. NJ, G0;0 p. NJ. 81: midnight, 81. Ave-.
age 1914
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Com nander
Woodward. who stands AT he head of
his grade I'm the Navy, Will not be pro-
NOTED. but will be retired with his pres
ent rank. Commander Wood, who stands
maxi In line, is being examined for pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
Cholera I'm Hamburg.

HAMBURG. May 2).-The committee
on the prevention and detection of
cholera, constituted by the Senate Of
Hamburg, declared officially to-day that
the clerk, who was supposed to have
been suffering the previous week from
dlarrhoea, died Saturday from Aslatlc
cholera
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
SnecIal Collector OF Customs.

WASHINGTON, May 2).-Secretary Car
Isle to-day appointed w. III. Kitchen.
OF North Carolina. special inspector Of
customs. Mr. Kitchen Is an ex-menbsx
OF Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
Floyd Democratic.

FLOYD, VA, May speclal.-Full
returns from the election Thursday give
Dr. y. =. Elliott DemocraO majority
OF l5J for clerk Of the county and cir
cunt court over his opponent, James II.
Richards (Republcam
the Democrats elected five out OF six
supervisors aud a majority Of the dis
trict officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
Mr.. CIeveland's Vacation.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 9.-Air.
Cleveland is preparing to spend few
days on Hog Island. Va. and will 40
there Soma uma this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
Big STONE Gap Council.

BIG STONE GAP VA. May 29.-spe-
cial.-At the municipal election Thursday
William Hudgens Republlcan). candidate
for reelection, defeated w. Il. Addison.
Democratic nominee, by n majority Of
only fifteen; the city council also most
~ Republican, were reelected with the
exception Of Mr.. Baker, who was replaced
by j. Z Mnnrn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30

PARIS, May 2.-Two deaths from the
disease, Of a choleraic nature, have oc-
CURED at Toulouse. In the Department
or Haute-Caronne. and one death OF a
choleraic nature at Nismes. in the De-
partment OF Garde
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
The News AT Quarantine.

QUARANTINE. s. l., May 9.-Dr.
Nash. the representative OF Dr. jenkins.
In Hamburg, reports 10y cable this morn
ing one death from cholera I'm that city
Yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
Leaving Atlanta.

LULU. GA. May 29.-Special.-The fun
e1al train left Atlanta n little earlier than
was generally announced, and as "a result
several Of the old veterans got left, while
others had haiItredth escapes as the train
pulled out.
A most effecting scene was di iplayed
just before the train left. a great crowd
Of people gathered around the special
car occupied by Miss Winnie Davis and
Mrs Hayes to bid them goodbye. So
eager were they TO shake the hand of
daughter OF the dead President that they
pressed hard upon the car. resulting I'm
inviting.
The next stop Will be Greenville, S. c.,
which will be reached about midnight,
and where the citizens have arranged a
brief programme Of exercises at the hour
In honor Of the dead. J. S. 1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30

bade them goodbye. This was a most
affecting scene. AZ II. As. amid the boom
ing Of cannon and many farewels, the
train steamed out for Atlanta.
Among those who boarded the train at
West Point Ca. with Governor Northen
was j. Mcintosh Kell, who commanded
the old Alabama" during the war; and
was with her when she sank. At this
place magnificent floral arch had been
erected over the railroad track. II was
composed Of many different kinds Of
beautiful flowers. conspicuous among
them the appropriate .mmortelles. The
train sackened up, so that the funeral
coach stood directly under the arch,
presenting a thrilling spectacle. More
flowers were contributed here by indiyid-
uals, as was the case at numerous stops,
filling the already heavily-ladan car with
a yeritable mountain Of flowers.
Among those who are on the train and
who Will accompany the remains 10 Rich
mond, are: J. ID. Benet. John McGrath.
Allen Barksdale and Frederick A. Ober
Of the staff Of the Governor Of Louisiana:
General Lee Barland Colonel L. G.. FIRE.
mcaux and John w. Watson, OF the
Louisiana National Guards
The following gentlemen compose the
Mississippi escort: General stephen y.
Lee General j. B. Binford Colonel +.
T. Sykes. Colonel r. J. Henching, Colonel
J. L. Power. Colonel J. r. Mcintosh.
Newman Cayco. Patrick Handy j. II.
Jones.
The following represent Texas: EX-Gov-
ernor +. Y. Lubbock Colonel J. r..
Varies. Captain w. II. Pyle u. F. Da-
wilson, Judge Norman IT. Kittrcl, T.. I.
Kursheedt and Robert Mcmillan.
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Democrats Carry Russell.

LEBANON, VA, May -Special.-Out-
side Of the minor offices the entire Demo-
cratic ticket I'm this county was elected
by a handsome majority last Thursday
W. II. Meade DemOcraD was elected
circuit court clerk, and L. l.. Bays Demo
craD county court clerk by majorties of
- and cOf rospectival,,
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Race Between D,mocrnt..

INDEPENDENCE, VA. May 29.-spe-
cial.-The election OF county officers
passed of quietly Thursday. Very little
interest was taken I'm the election. ex-
cept i'm the race for clerk Of the courts
There were two candidates for this office.
r. j. Lemdy the incumbent, and II. Il.
5. Cox. Both are Democrats.
Lemdy was reelected by a majority Of
10g3
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The Result in Carroll.

HlLLSVfLLE. CARROLL COUNTY.
VA, May @.-Special-At the election
for county officers Thursday Sutherland
was elected county clerk. over Vass. by a
large majority. Brown was elected clerk
OF The circuit court by about 300 ma loritv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30
Henry Comnty Ketnrns.

MARION, VA. May -special.-Our
county election on last Thursday resulted
I'm the election Of w. c. Sexton, county
and circuit court clerk. Captain ID. ID.
Hull. supervisor for Marion district: f.
Grundy Buchanan, supervisor Richmond
Valley district, and T.. s. Wolf supervisor
ST. Clair district. or these only. one Mr..
Wolf, is Republican. a large majority
OF the district officers elected are Demo
Gratis
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ECHOES FROM ELECTION.
Some Further Results of the Contest In the
Counties.

MARTINSVILLE. VA, May Especial
At the county election last Thursday ].
H. Matthews OemocraD was elected
county clerk by S92 majority over Smith
ORep.). The race for ,lerA Of he ci-1G't
court was between n. J. Grayely and J.
l.. English. both Republicans, there being
no Democrat In the field. and j. l.. Eng
lish was elected by 5s majority The con-
test I'm Patrick county was fully as ex-
citing as II was I'm this county, with the
result. that j.. g. Rucher. who has been
clerk of the court for a great number
Of years. was beaten by Mr. c. II. Martin
by about 400 majority. Both Mr. Rucher
and Mr. Marlin arc Dnmncraia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-30
Powell, tho Magician.

Powell, the magician, who will appear
at tho Opera House January |, with his
wonderfully clever and mystifying en-
tertainment, il gentloman OF rare
mental graces, culture and refinement:
AT the age OF twenty he was graduated
from the Pennsylvania Military Aca-
deny, with the degree oi G. i, and the
rank of lieutenant, aud for three years
occupied the chair OF higher mathe-
MATES in his alma mater. The close
application to duties made inroNds upon
his health, and possessing from boy
hood genius for tho study Of magic,
lie decided to travel ut the advice Of his
physician, and devote himself exclusive
" to the study OF the art and the inven-
ton OF scientific illusions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-30

The Ohio River Railroad Company
Yesterday ferycI notice on its en-
pIove., numbering between 500 aud 600,
tina. on January /, next Monday, there
would be general all around cut in
wage. Of 10 per cent. 1t vas said tina.
this cut applied to every employe on
tie road, hut the ISrLLIGEYCEg learns
that the passenger conductors are OK
emplcd, and their wages remain what
they are now. The reason for this is
that the passenger trainmen did not
Join in Inc demand made two years ago
that. wages be raised. A! that time the
wages OF nil employees were raised 10 per
cent, excepting the passenger conduc-
tors. who, as stated, dill not join il the
almost General demand,
President Thompson makes the claim
that the reduction is caused by the gen
cral hard times, which have Affected
the railroad inst ~ it hurt other indus
tries. A irainmau seen last night
laughed Mt that assertion, saying that
tho road is now doing as good bU'i-
ness rs it eyer did the local freight bug
mess, he claimed, Is better than ever.
BE this as it nuy, the employees seem to
have decided TO resist the cut, and de-
clare they will tie up the road "as
quick as g wink"
Tie employees in a.! branches are or
ganiznd, Including the engineers, under
q. 1 . .s... = ~ "a
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TIN SEAL BREAD



More ia Demund rhnu Ever Before.
We had thought that after Christmas
there would be lull in the baking bus
inesa; kind OF reaction was expected.
1t appeared tina. every boy and girl IN
the city was collecting Tin Seals in order
to get doll or panlluiie for Christmas.
Naturally We thought that the wonder
igi enthusiasm among our lit.!e friends
would pass away with the OIL! year.
Then tie idea had gotten abroW that
Tin seal Bread was to be Withdrawn.
All this made the manager Oh the
Wheeling rukory just little anxious
about his very novel scheme 10 sell
bread which lie intended to continue
throughout the entire winter Very
late in tho fall he bought l,OOJ,OOD lin
Seals and IN immense number
OF dolls and penkniyes, making
every arrangement for an immense
trade, which promised to surDass his
ioniest anticipation. Over 400 presents
had been drawn by his little friends be-
fore Christmas. Bat, in place OF grow
ing cold, the interest Is becoming more
intense every day. Every person IN the
Guy IS GS'eFiH'htu 70 nv 10 -
Bread. They ,s@y 1t IS me Dest D .f,at
they ever ate me great eugeInISa .t'" "
seems 10 possess every boy "" ,nG ~ ,ri i,
complete tNeir correction 81 w - t'r
seals IS Simply astonishing. 80 80
day 2,3oJ oil me Iit'le souEe"'i h,, w.
presented at the Office o! the bakery,
and Just twcnty-threc boys AMI glr's
were astonished at the beautiful prcscut
they received we take pl2a'Nte !"
glyiinGS me names anu ad i,,5 r,,ob
WINE Co!c' +"e"'E-s!A''' ''''' o'''0N
streets. ,o,o ,r... ..,o.
$opoTt vance, -o .,... u, nam ans. s'ie'''
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omen non.e nnh Goon Cheer.

According to the time-honored custom
the Young Mems Christian Association
will throw open its doors Monday, janu-
airy /, and invite the young men OF the
city to partake OF its hospitality. The
usual New Years Reception will be held
from to 10 O'clock There will be en-
tcrtainmcnt of different character dur
ing these hours. Az heretofore the re-
freshnenta will be in charge OF the
ladies' OF the Union Benevolent society.
Young ladies' will assist the reception
committee OF the association to receive
the callers. Mayors orchestra will
furnish music and there will be a
gymnastic exhibition in the afternoon.
At o'clock there will be an entertain
ment for which an attractive programme
has been provided the young men
may be accompanied by their lady
friends in tie evening.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CITY nnI Wheeling Folks
Ahrnnh.

Strangers In the CITY nnI Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
]. W. Bayers, OF Paden's Valley, is at
the Stamm.
w. W. Cole, OF Point Pleasant, is
Windsor guest.
John A. Hess, Of Buckhannon, is a
Mcclure arrival.
G. r. slanecker, OF sistersville, regis
tered at the Behler.
DR.. NJ. n. Dent, OF Grafton, is in the
city. q guest at the Stamm.
Cleveland's Ministries registered at the
Bohier yesterday, thirty strong
Charles W. Barrick, OF New Martins
vile, and W. w. Evans, OF Sistersvile,
are at the Behcr.
Superintendent Thomas Raymond, OF
tho Clark coal mines, at Fairmont, is
here OH business.
0. B. RAINY, OF Sistersville; J. Lloyd,
OF Waveriy, and ". p. Burt and wife,
oil Warrington, are at the stnmm.
DR.. &. b. West, OF Sisiersvile, and G.
/. Crnmer, OF Parkcrsburg, are among
tho West Nirginians Il, the Stamm.
Miss Minnie Lauck, Of Evansville. is
spending tho holidays with her sister,
Mrs. o. J. Morrison, OF 1891 EoF street.
Floyd j. Pickard, well known young
man OF the Souih Side, has returned
home from few days business trip to
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. John Pancake and his wife, OF
p s..a l... - I Il.
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c,GAE snor nunNED.
A gae Fire on the south side Yesterday
Morning.

A gaG Fire on the south side Yesterday
Morning.
A FIRE alarm was rang in Just after 4
o'clock yesterday morning on account
Of blaze in IIaunon Bros. cigar store,
on ChapIino street south OF Twenty
sixth. The origin OF the blaze is not
known, but it is suspected to have been
the work OF an iucendiary The blaze
had made such headway before the
alarm was gwen that It could not De
put out until the store was Quilted and
the fumes had burned through into .
dwelling house adjoining, whore Chief
Henly put them out with a hand eG-
tinguisher.
The loss is estimated at $500, and
there was an insurance Of $500
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RINEHAR1 G. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 80 Tdel9I Room No 0.
TO r s A LII,

Six lots In BelyedcrC addition, two corner
lots, at s!75 each.
House Of six rooms and hall, Chapllne, near
Twentieth street, $1,000
House Of SIX rooms, Eighteenth street. ingood
condition. $500.
House Of six rooms, brick, with four.roomed
house IN rear Eoir street, between Twenty.
third and rwcnty'fourth strceR Si,jE.
House OF four rooms Charles street, Centre
Wheeling 900
House q live rooms, Lind street Eas: Wheel,
Two business houses on Main street, Centre
Wheeling Cheap
House OF foIr rooms, Twcnty.ninth street. lot
S0Xi6j feet 81 100
House otscyCn rooms Fifteenth street, $500
HOuGc OF six rooms brick, lot 2jSl22 feet, Main
street. Centre Whcellug 5000.
Lot east end Fourteenth street 500,
House OF Ave rooms, Woods street East Wheel.
Ing, Sl,j0O,
Three houses, MoyStcn street cheap. S2,5JJ.
House Of three rooms. Twelfth street, $50.
House OF eight rooms, Sixteenth street, In
good condition. Si7Ol.
Three lot, GIxlO0j feet Fllan, White & Gala.
gher's addition 500 each.
l. House OF six rooms aud stable, Eighteenth
street, $500
Three lots in Pirk View, cheap
One.halt lot, McCol!och street. Centre Wheel.
INF $500.
city five minutes walk from motor limo, new
with all moicrn improvements Cheap
Lots on CnidwGl's rnn $50 each,
Fine farm OF 40 acres on National road, nlne
miles east OF the city, on easy terms.
business property on Market street at moder
Gte price.
Qus ri the hest manufacturing sites In tho
oily, fronting 0n two railroads
--~@-- ~-V-
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1893 Market Street. oc2s
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

II
Ry virtue OF deed OF trust made by John
McNiorriS and Mary a. MCAlorrs, his wife to
me rs trustee, dated August 9. lSSi recorded in
the Ollce OF the Clprk ~ the Comfy court OF
Ohio County, West Nlrginn IA Decd Of Trust
Book No, ~, page 81, VIII sell OF the norih
front door OF the Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY or JANUARY, 1891,
commencing at 10 o'clock Il. M. the following
described property lhat is 20 say:
Lot numbered iiiJy-iyc IN Division T. MS
designated on the map Of the subdivision OF
the Jo3eph Caldwell estate and additions there.
from 20 the city OF Wheeling. IN OHIO county.
Wcst Virginia said lot iy fronting on the west
side o! Coal stree. aud on the north side OF Ca.d.
we street IN said addition.
TRIMS or SALE :-Ogc third and as much more
ps the purchaser elects To pny In cash on The
dag OF sale. the balance IN two equal install.
mcuts ~ one md Two years. the purchaser Civ.
inr notes blarlng interest from the day Of sale
!or the deferred p4yuicniS
" !, W.COWDES, Trustee
W. II HALtEE Auriionpcr drl6
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Seven.Cent Articles.

Colgnte's Palm Soap, large Dressing Combl
Harmonious, Counter Books Dress Goods La
dies HGpdkerchicis Mixed Bird Seed White.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans Shears
At this popular price we oaer many articles
worth double the money.
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MAIN AND TENTH SIS,
WHEELING, W. va.
One Cent Articles,

Heavy Envelopes. 4good Pen Holders. steo,
Pens / Memorandum Book o Sheets Note PGno,
Slate Pencils Lead Pencils 1 Collar BUTTON,
. punches Hair Pins. Handkerchief ! Thlmba
paper Pins. paper Needles, spool SILK Twi,l
dozen Hooks and Eyes DnrniHE Needles
Nutmeg Crater dozen Brass Pants Button. !
Hat Pin box Clrpet Tacks, ! dozen ClUlhot
Pins. Tablet. set Knitting Needles.
Lois oil h.pnnL rnnna Hnlur nj | cont
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans Pro
serve Kettles. Butcher Knives. worth i cents
Glass Dishes. Mix StrainGrS, Coffee Pots Flour
Siiters. SuSpendcri, Extract Vanilla Dolls Dish
Pans. HammcrS Pohud Grain or Ground Pep.
per Pomrfc irslumon Pound Ginger, Pound
Baking Powder
The above nre all genuine bargains and lower
than eyer before
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TwO.Cent Articles.

IL dozen Buttons, Fine Comb | bottle Tnk
Pint Tin Cups. Handkcrchieis Cake Cutters p"h.
per Boxes Langtry Hair Pins Carpenter Pencils
Gun Buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket Combs Napkin,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap. Glmlet,
Tape Lines, Rubber Tipped Pencils. Har
Crimpers
We deal only In Bargains and give big value
for the money
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FOur-Cent Articles.

One set Teaspoons Patent Sleeve Holders. D5r,'
SuSpcndcrs, Clnris o. n. r. Thread, hldrpn's
BIbs, Rubber Dressing Combs, Comb and Brush
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire shuyes,
Towcling, Charm Knives. MuciIage Sewing Ma
chine OIL, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread Hand
SRwFilGS, Suspcnders, Pencil Boxes Calico Mus.
lins mud hundreds OF other articles going a. this
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MTOW is THE TIME TO SECURE A
~ HOME! 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE.
These lots arc situated near riltonville. Ohio,
five miles from the city OF Wheeling. adjacent to
the beautiful residence OF Mr. VIM II. Robin.
sou aud within five minutes walk OF the dcpOtS
OF the c. & p. aud the ". & L. 4. railroad. The
grounds arc beautifully located, being between
len and fifteen feet above the Hood of 1881, and
possesses nntirn advantages, second TO nnne IN
completed one OF the finest PottcricS IN the val.
Icy, employing 100 men. and with other built
ings under construction. proves this to be the
coming plncu These lots will be sold on ten COY
years time. with q small cash payment and viii
be free from interest aud taxes until paid for.
For further information apply 10 X. a. HOW
Eel. Agent, Bridgeport. Ohio. dcli
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A PROBABLE STRIKE.
Ohio River Railroad Announces &
Ton Percent Reduction
III THE pGaES OF ITS EMPLOYEES

The Latter Say Thcy will Not Accept
the Cutbut WA GO Outon strike,
Claims OF the Company and the
Mon-Wagcs Said Not 10 Have Bee"
Up to rho stn"daTd-GricTance
Committees Act
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Six.Cent Articles.

=, One set Table Spoons Blank Books. PnrcI
Shifting, SuspendGrs, Butcher Knives lJceat
LaceS Sleeve Buttons Decent EmbrOIder!e,
Scrubblng Brushes Gents Half Hose
Merchants invited. We have bargains for you
and u win pAY Won 10 CAll.
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G.. O. 8 MI Z tt III,
delO 1919 MARKET STREET
FOR RENT.

No. 20 Fourteenth street, six rooms aud bath.
No. II South York street, three rooms
| No. 30 Thirty.seyenth street, second floor,
three rooms
No. 1872 Main street second and third floors.
No. g. Seventeenth street, four rooms.
No. y Fourteenth street, ten rooms, modern.
No. 93Ohio street, first floor, three rooms. %
No 29Oi EOiT street, three rOoms.a"........." Q 90
No. 3ll9 McCpllOCn street, three rooms...... on
No. 300 Chaplinn street, five rCOms....... 10 10
No. 300 ChHpline street. five rootns........ u 90
No. 90 Twcniy.eighih street, four rooms. II ~
No. 1922 Fol street. four rOOms............... 90
No. lij Fourteenth street rooms modern. % 90
No. 2lG5 Main street, third floor, . rooms. %
SlX.roomcd frame dwelling at Lcathcrwood.
Store rooms on South street, in Hearne Tab.
cFnnCle building
sl75 will buy good lot on the Island.
$1,000 will buy good lot in tho country.
5000 will buy No. 23i9 Chapline street, eight.
roomed brick.
$500 vii buy No. ll3 Virginia street, four.
roOmed irunc.
$500 will buy No. Ills Alley II, Gve.roomed
inme
500 to loan on city real estate,
Want to borrow 500 on city real estate.
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We have tho larrcst department store y .I
state 1910 TO 1905 Main street. Ia ~ % T
c iIHT .,, Your cholca Bagaas ~ os!
department.
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scRoruLA, whether hereditary or ac-
ouired, is thoroughly expelled from the
blood by Hoods Sarsaparllia, the great
blood purifier. 8
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AUCTION SALE Saturday afternoon and
evening Of Hats, Caps and Gents tus-
nishing goods. BENGrR Il DORSEY,
1911 Main street.
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in which to save Fifty Dollars in tho
Purchase OF Piano AT Houses Special
Sale.
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TNTELLIGENCER'S JOB OF NICE
L NEW TYPE SKILLED WOEEMEN. HONEST
COUNT and TASTY WORK. send Tor prices
INTEILIGENCER,
.5aud "a Fourteenth Street