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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-06
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Two Interesting Sessions held Yes
terday for Business
OF GREATER OR LESS IMPORTANCE.
The Committee on Streets, Alloys and
Grades, Accompanied by Interested
Persons, goes over the Suggested
Route for q Track up Market Street.
Tho Main Street Double Track Sized
up-Police Committee Problems.

Yesterday afternoon the members OF
the council committee on streets, alleys
and grades, with General Manager
Jolly and Judge Jacob, counsel OF the
street railway company, Clerk Hanke,
and one or two other members OF coun-
Gil aud interested persons, inspected
the routes proposed for the street car
track in North Wheeling, They made
avery thorough examination OF all dis
puted points until, on the return trip,
the rain put q damper on them.
The first point at which q stop was
made was Seventh street. This grade
from Main to Market is wei 10 percent,
while the Main street hill is 8 and a
fraction. The sudden curves at the top
and bottom, however, are the main
danger. The main objection by the
committee, however, seemed to be that
aloop reaching only to Seventh street
would do no good.
Fifth street was next looked at 1t
has all the objections encountered at
Seventh, and is even sleeper.
1t was suggested at nee that tho
tracks cut across lots from Market to
Coal, but on an examination this was
dismissed Us impractlcable. II was also
somebody's idea that the company
might buy the North street NJ. L. par
sonage and widen the street so as to go
on up Market. This route the pedes.
TRANS followed. Fourth street would
not do; all saw that. Market above
that point Is too narrow for a wagon to
pass q car. is sinuous as q snake. and q
constant series OF rises and falls. At
placed cleats have to BIO nailed to the
board walks so that m can walk on
them. Al n place q man has to lean
way back and dig his heels in, and not
far away has to bend his knees and hold
on hard to keep from slipping back.
The final slope down into Jonathan's
ravine is above a fifteen per cent grade.
A horse can scarcely hold an empty
light wagon back there. All q street
cor could do would be to 90 to tho top
OF that grade and fall of.
All sorts Of trestling schemes were
suggested. On tho way down Main the
track room was measured, and it was
found that at the narrowest place there
would DO eight feet on each side of u
double track. This narrow place is
short, the general width being fourteen
feet on each side.
The committee took no action, but
will meet Monday evening for that pur-
nose.
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Dun's rad Review.

New YoRK, May Or. G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review OF trade says; Had bust
ness in Wall street been unsound or I'M
healthy, the collapse of prices during
tho past week might have caused a
panic. Nearly all stocks fell but the
industrials were most seriously de-
pressed, and while the average decline
in stocks was about 50 per share for the
week Cordage fell 43 points, sugar 40,
and Manhattan 20. Several failures
occurred without general disturbances
and the appointment OF receivers for
the Cordage company was in some sense
relief. Other speculative markets are
on tho whole rather stronger than a
week ago.
At nearly all points the backward
season and bad weather, with slow col
lections, give cause for complaint At
Pittsburgh the iron trade 10 still more
depressed, but business in glass is fair
ly good.
The iron trade shows no improve
ment. There is pressure to sell from
tho west. Southern sold at IS 50i Biz
mlngham and Bessemer has fallen to
Sl3 40. At Pittsburgh. bar ia cut again,
and structural iron is slow, Sales oil
8 1000, 900 pounds OF lake copper to
American consumers at lie are report
ed; tin and lead are weak, and coaldull.
The failures for the week amount to
tw~enty'tour.
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THE PoLICE COMMITTEE
Talks about Hats, Salaries and workhou
prIannara-

Talks about Hats, Salaries and Worlshouso
Prisoners.
Tho council committee on police held
a long winded session last evening,
most OF which was spent in debating
whether to buy u 50 25 or 50 so light
summer helmet for the force. Each
member seemed determined to show
what he did not know about hats, and
when all had succeeded, the commit
tee voted to recommend to council that
the chief be allowed to buy them where
he saw tt at 50 25.
Bills on account of the police were
paid to the amount OF $ll3 Is, and on
account Of the city prison 500 IA
A question arose why the chief
should receive 81 for eachdog he killed.
In April 81 were killed by the force. 1t
was stated that this was in accordance
with the ordinance, and the bill was
paid. There was some talk Of recon-
mending a repeal Of the ordinance, but
no action was taken.
The superintendent Of the workhouse
reported that there were 10 prisoners
1ApTll Il 2 EeCulNou III tuo uVnGuI hluh-
ing a total Of 40; one escaped, 10 got out
by expiration Of their terms, Is were
released by the mayor and chief, and II
remained May !.
The patrol wagon drivers petition for
an increase OF salary from $50 to sos a
month, the same MS the police, was sent
back 10 council with the recommends
ton that it be referred to the finance
committee.
Mr.. Farrell wanted to know of the
superintendent OF the workhouse i: the
men were doing any work, and II 80
why he did not report it He said
many people thought II the workhousc
did not pay expenses, it would better be
abolished.
The committee adjourned without
action
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IMPORTANT MEETING TODAY,

Matters of Vital Interest to the Business
Community.
An official call appears in another
column of this mornings paper for a
meeting of the chamber of commerce at
8 o'clock this afternoon. Tho primary
object OF the meeting is to take action
in reference to the proposed change OF
schedule on the Baltimore & Ohio road
in the middle OF this month. The
schedule US it has been unotlicially
given out Is about as unsatisfactory to
the business men in all lines in this
city as any one that could be devised,
and action cannot be taken too prompt
ly il it is expected to do any good. 1t is
TO be presumed that every member
who can BIO on hand will be.
At this meeting, also, tho proposed
Columbian celebration OF the Fourth OF
July will be brought up for the action
OF the chamber, and m or two other
matters OF interest and importance will
be preached.
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Has, pnil Yesterday.

BRooKLYS, N. Y. May b,-Brooklyn 8.
Philadelphia 1. Earned, Brooklyn 8.
Errors / and 2. Hits 1 and 9. Pitch.
crs, Stein and Carsoy. Umpire, GAIT.
noy. Attendance o,SB2.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 9-wash.
ington Ii. Now York 8. Earned. Wash.
ington 5; Now York i, Errors 9 and 3.
, ITita ~ and 8. Pitchers, Maui and
King Umpire Mclaughlin.
CiSciNNAri, o., May 5.-CincinnAti 81
81. Louis 9. Earned 8 and 9. Errors,
Cincinnati 9. Hits, II and II. Pitch.
ers, Darby aud Chamberlain aud Glua.
son Umpire, Emslie.
CLEVELAND, o., May 5.-Cloveland o;
Chicago u. Earned, 3 and 4. Errors, 8
and B Hits, o and 10. Pitchers, Clark.
son, McGlnnis aud Hutchinson. I'm.
piro, Lynch,
BALTIMORE, Nh, May 5.-.Baltimoro s.
Boston 9, Earned, Baltimore 9. Errors
Baltimore /. Hits 10 and 8. Pitchers
Mcmahon and Nichols. Umpire Hurst
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 6.-Louisvlllo.
Pittsburgh game was postponed on NC.
count OF wet grounds.
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Laying tho Big Main.

The work of laying the now thirty.
inch water main from the pumping
station up the river to the basin ON the
hill will be begun Monday. Tho work
cannot progress south OF the Top mil
until the grade Of Main street is estab'
lished there. Where to place the main
on North Main street is a difficult prob
lem, as that street Is now nearly entire,
ly occupied by water, artificial and
natural gas mains aud sewers.
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Monly q Tarmer,a pnughtor.n

Jeane Voorhees, who appeared as the
star In that beautiful domestic drama
"only q Farmers Daughter" last night,
scored a strong and immediate hit, In
some OF her strong sconos she carried
tho house into wild enthusiasm and
again conyuIsed her audience with
laughter.
Tho play is we'll known as ono Of the
Oldest and best American plays. The
company is exceptionally good. Matt.
nee this afternoon and last performance
tonight, at the Grand.
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Watts Sworn In.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 5.-Yoster'
day General @. @. Watts appeared in
tho United States district court aud
presented his commission as United
States attorney for the district of West
Virginia and took the oath OF office.
General Watts began his labors as dis
trict attorney this morning. s. S. Vim
son, Of Ceroko, Wayne county, who wns
appointed United States marshal for
the district OF West Virginia, is in the
city, but no will not take charge OF his
office until after tho present term Of the
United States court.
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plensnnt Chlldren,s Pnrty.

Tho homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
speidel, on Chapline street, was the
scene Of q very pleasant children's
party last evening" given in honor of
their youngest son, jesse, on his four.
teenth birthday. Tho evening was
spent in a delightful manner by the
young folks, dancing to the music OF
Prot. Killmyer, and in various other
forms Of amusement. AT q seasonable
hour tempting refreshments were
served. About twenty couples were
nreaank.
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MRS.. HARTSSCHOOL.
R

SWEENEY. Will DO opened III connection with
Mrs, lIntts School, september II, IN tue school
building Pencil, Charcoal aud Cfiyon Draw.
Ing on and Watet COlots aud China palntlnt
Pastel, Clay modelling aud AT Enonpllng will
receive special attontlOn MlN Sweeney hat
been conducting Art Classes With marked
success IN tho cast iOF the na9t live NJ six
years .Futlhct Inquiry maybe mndoOt miss
HOSE NJ SWEENEY OBJ Main street. 0s Mrs
rooms on mud altor Monday september u
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THE MAIL
Former System of Transfer to Brldgcpor
TN no RpstOrgd.


Former System of Transfer to bridgeport
to be Restored.
As o result OF the official visit to
Wheeling Of John Masten,a assistant gem
oral superintendent OF the railway mail
service, it is probable that on and after
next Monday the old system OF transfers
OF mail between tho Wheeling Office
and Bridgeport and the g. & P. stations
by wagons, will be restored. Mr.. Mas.
ten. after looking over the ground, re.
commended that this be done. He lett
for Columbus. Ohio, yesterday, accom-
panied by Division superintendent
Bradford, who was here to arrange for
weighing the mails on tho Terminal
system.
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The spoIlsmcn aud the Pivot.

BaIaiTe INdfpcRdeRL
West Virginia politicians are smart,
They have kept that state on q pivot
politically for several years and no mat
ter which party wins in u national con-
test, West VirginiGns succeed in claim
ing moro attention than New York, So
far as big plums are concerned the Re.
publicans have Jared best, but they all
fare we'll by keeping the state in the
uncertain column. That's q big card
for spoilsmen to play.
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Frank Phillips. Of Rock Side, was in
Moundsvillo yesterday to receive n con.
Segment Of Rne horses from Kansas.
The horses wore imported from Europe
and several Of them have good records
for speed. With tho horses came o
pair Of fine imported English fox ter.
riors,
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The IntaligenCers 1 Cent a Word Coupon.

If you have house to rent or something to selloF trade, want to
buv anything, want a situation, want a good cook OF a good servant
a faithful clerk, a desirable boarding place, or have found or lost any
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 tor
first insertion and one.half cent per word for each subsequent lnser'
ton, to THE NTELLlGENCER, No, 81 Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents--
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PnNITENTIARY AEEAIRs.
The Board of Directors Completes II
Work nnd AdjOurns.

AHb oHAId VI DANNRk"At NHAAFANkNs 80
Work und AdiOurns.
The penitentiary directors completed
the work Of this session and adjourned
yesterday. Mr., Friend Cox, OF Mounds
vile who was unsuccessful in his efforts
to be reelected clerk OF the institution,
was elected treas urer. 1t has been GUS
tomary, heretofore, to elect the local d.
rector treasurer, but this rule was set
aside.
The MacCorkle crowd have been after
the scalp Of Mr.. Cox ever since no took
IN active part in the fight for Benefits
nomination, and they succeeded IN
downing him for the ~cleFkship. y
seems a little odd, then, that he should
be elected treasurer. It's said by those
who ought to know that II the inside
history were known it would not seem
SO strange. The fact Is that there were
several applicants for the place, and the
board found itself in u rather close
place. Mr.. Cox wal not chosen because
he was wanted, but in order to relieve
the board OF doing something else, OF
many evils the worthy directors took
the least; besides, Mr.. Cox will here.
after be expected to face about and drill
with the MacCorkle crowd,
William Fitzsimmons, Of Wet2ei
county, and S. Roberts, OF Wayne, both
OF whom have been members OF the
guard force for some time, were
dropped,
The following new guards were APP
pointed; ], Williams, OF Raleigh coun-
ty; - Leap. OF Wetzel; - Robert
son, OF Barbouri John O'Kane, OF Ran
doIph; NJ, i. Stalkner, Of Braxton; NJ.
7. Barrett, OF Harrison, and W. 3. Car
der, Of Kanawha.
There are many sore spots over the
work Of the board, especially the clerk
ship matter, and some very loud "cuss
words" have been spoken.
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TnE FIRST trial Of Dr.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfy any ono that tho
lung.hoaling virtue Of tho pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine, Sold by
all dealers OH a guarantee Of aatisiac'
ton,
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WoRAD,s FAtn RATES
To Chicago, ILL.,, Vim tho Baltimore y Obi,
RuilrOnd,

To Chicago, Ill., Vim tho IinItInlofe J OHIO
Ruilrond.
On April % to October 81 the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad will sell excursion
tickets to Chicago, ILL.,, at very low rates
on account OF the Worlds Columbian
Exposition, to De held May | to October
81, 1903.
Tickets will be good for return pas
sage to and including November 8, 1903,
For further information call on or
address any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agent or L, S, Allen, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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REAL ESTATE.
S A Lib

|
House six rooms, Fourteenth street, S2,20O.
Three lots, 5OxlOO feet, Fllan, White L Gala
gher's addition, 500 each.
Fine located bnSIuess property Ktnayllle,
eight rooms and store room; terms easy
House OF i've rooms aud stable @ol Eighteenth
street, $3.50,
Twelfth street, silij half cash
House, 8 rooms, E0It street, Ceuro Wheeling,
S2,lJO,
S3bN
one.half lot, McColloch street, Centre WheSl'
INF; 500,
city, five minutes walk from motor line, new
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on Caldwells run $50 each,
Fine Farm otli3 acres on National road, nIno
miles east OF city on easy terms u,,
Farm OF 40 acres, tous miles north OF city, VIII
make good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street with mod
House, 5 rooms, Sixteenth street. 5000.
House, 4 rooms, Charles street, Centre Wheel
House, 4 rooms, ~Twenty.third street, sl,2n
House, 4 rooms, North Market street, sl.5QO.
Business property on Market street ut moier'
Small house and half lot, Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling, on easy terms, $500.
Lots at cast end OF Twenty'third stree! on
one.haItlos on ChaplIrs StFoss Sixth War4
500,
ono OF tho bot manufacturing sItei nthl
citv, fronting on two rallrohiL
500, 81, 200 and $500 to loan on city properly
NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. myG
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Charles Bosley has been appointed
weigher to weigh the mails on the Ter
minal system, preparatory to making
the annual contracts. The work Is to
commence next Monday.
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SALES.
PUBLICSALE OF REAL ESTATE
Brick House on No nth Main Street
and Vacant Lot on West Side Of
Main St., Below TWenty-SeCond.

On saturday, May 80, 1903, commenclng. at
10 O'Clock u. M, ut tho north front door OF the
Ohio County Court House. the undersigned VIII
following described real estate, situate in tho
city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, that IL to say:
The south ono,half OF lot No. 10, in Jonathan
ZanG's addition TO the town OF Wheeling, which
half lot fronts 80 feet on Main street, ut No. 52l,
good condition. Terms cash. A. 7. GARDEN.
apo Executor OF Elizabeth PannelL
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Tnp sWIrcHMRN,s sTRIKE.
All the Pan-Handlo Men Go Out in the
Columbus Yards.

CoLuMpus, o., May 5.-All switchmen
in the PAN Handle yards went out on a
strike this morning, About forty men
picked UP along the line arrived early
and with come clerks aud other per
sons are working the switches,
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WANTED-BY A MANUFACTURE.
w ING house, nonresident, inexperienced
salesman TO canvass country trade. Reference
required, Address A. ", lntelllgeRoeF Office;
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REAL STA
FOR RENT.
10 acrcs OF lanl q Of az.
FOR SALE,

--
Corner lot north OF street CIR barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No. 10 Water street, south OF Forty'eighth
Lots Nos. Q and7 Eolr street south Of Forty.
eighth street. .
Lot No. Is. south OF Forty.eighth street and
cast Of jacob street.
C5 acre farm, 10 miles from city aud N mics
from Wheeling creek.
Ohio: will exchange Tor city property.
10 acres Of land near Elm Grove.
No. GS Thlrty.lrst strcot
No 7i2 Main street.
No. lOB ChGpllnG street.
No. 1929 Eoif street.
No. 1925 McColloch strcot.
No. 1914 McColloch street.
No. 22i Twenty.nlnth street.
No. 2G2s Main street,
Lots on North Front street.
Lots on South Front street.
Lots on South Penn street.
Lots on South Huron street.
DELVEDERE LOTS.
Many other desirable residences aud farms for
sale.
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To.Nianr only, Choice Of any Of our
81 30 Gauntlet Kid Gloves for 0Sc q pair.
Gro. M. SHOOK 4 Co.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.
Dy virtue Of q decd Of trust made BY John L
Carlln aud Mary Il. Catlin, his wife, to mo Us
trustee, dated March 2, 1892, recorded IN The
office Of tho Clerk Of tho County Court Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, IN Decd Of Trust hook
No. "a, page 40, | will sell at tho north front
door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 2Ort DAY OF MAY, 1891,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. IN, the following
described propetty sltuatJ aud being IN tho city
OF Wheeling Ohio county, West Virginia, that IL
TO tayi Lot numbered twelve In Block No 2 on
the plat Of the "0ld Fair Ground Property" on
the west side Of Wheeling Island, IN the seventh
ward OF said city,
Tie title tqsald properly Is beloved to be per.
ie0t, but selling as trustee, | win convey only
the title vested In mo by snld decd Of trust.
TERMS or SALgi-One third and ~ much moro
rs the purchaser elects To pay In each ON tho day
Of sale, the balance In two equal lnstAllmonts NJ
one and two wears, notes bearing interest from
the day Of snlo TO be given for the deferred pay.
mntt, the title to DO retained until PAYMENT Is
made In iull. W. J. W. COWDEN, Trustee,
w H. HALLEtb Auctionccr. Api6
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A GENTs-SALARY DCOMM1s.
LAsiQN. best Ftatornal Order Asieti slO0n.
noth LILO aud Endowment Clasc4 Glltodgoi
In Oyoty rcspscL Some District Agents wanted
4 nto c.innce Addtcai KING ~ %, s uulon
Bquatc, Now YORK. OUJ.M
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WANTED-GIRLTO DO GENERAL
wv h%ousework. Inquire OF Mrs. J. W. KEN
MEN, No. n Nineteenth street. my
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WANTED.

FIRSI-CLASS
w coat one vest and one pRntaloon mRkeT'
best prices and steady work. Come Ut once, H.
LEVY, SiStersyille, W, Va, my3
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FINK & w N,
Telephone GsL tmrOl iiIa Market s,rco.
FOR SALE.

FOR SAIE.
Cottage No % Zane street, lot 0OGi2o, rrIcl,
sl,stN,. Very cheap
brick house aud store room, natural gas, lO!
47XlD, KtnnvlllO, Ohio
House mud lot, 4OxiOO, six rooms, bath room
aud laundry, natural gas, KIrkwOod, Ohio,
Lot ibSllO, Zane street.
LNiBOXli2 North Huron street
-Four lots on North llutau street
one lOt on North Wabash street
one lot on North Indiana street
one lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
ono lot, North York street, 8lSls1, river Wow
FOncrQnnol cottqgo, Martins Forty
one brick house, No, ia North Mhln street
one house mud lot GDxlOD. North Front sin''.
Que house and lot, 70Ni1O. North From btf!j.
flyQ,tooned house on Efls street
one lot AOklOl, MoundSylllO.
LolrfoomCd house on YlrllulA street
Eightt0oincd house on Nlrginll street.
seven foOtlel house on :. York street Gj'lN
Quo lot ~ Roblnson's addition, \. BfOndNB
OlO,hnli lot on South Wabash street
blA I9s, south York street, Waters addition
chapel,
onahntgl Oad several farms. asHea " Va
cheap SslC' WY WIKI GI9Pgyyyy WI! u RE yf
MONEY TO LOAN-t'rom 500 to siUh ou
tlEst mortgage real estate,
JONES 4 WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Collectors NohflW l.I
lG' W Zane street Island, iufN
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WANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO
w take charge OF an office business. Must
have two hundred dollars. lll2 Main street
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, ]. u. CLARK, N.Y.
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TOR sALE-THE REALPRoPERTY
j belonging TO the estate Of tho late Wllliam
Caldwell, being tho brick house No, II Thir.
tcouth street, mud tho ground used With IL. Pos.
session given immediately The property on tho
streets, having two hOtisas on H. This Will 10
sold US Que or two parcels. o. tho putohAsct may
prefer These two houses arc under lease, az.
pirlng March 81 1871. For terms and particulars
apply TO HENRY M. RUSSELL, lili ChapllnO
LltVct. nnl2- MlNAP
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PUBLIC SAVE OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will on saturday, May 20,
1903. commencing at 10 o'clock n. IN, at tho
north front door OF tho Ohio county Court
House, soil at public auction part OF lot No, 10,
on tho west side OF Main street, in tho City OF
Wheeling, fronting rs feet on Main street and
extending west to the OllGy 100 feet, Terms. cash.
". v. H0GE,
np2i Executor OF Alex. PannGll Estnte.
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WTANTED-TO LOAN MONEY AT
w two per cent, first mortgage. real estate
security, farm or city property. Call on or ad'
drNSS J. c. MARPLE. Elm drove. NY, Va. NV