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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-30
SOCIAL EVENTS


In Celebration OF tho Festive Thanksgiving
Season.
Tho Teutonia Singing Society is max
ing preliminary arrangements for n
grand concert and ball on New Years
evening which is expected to eclipse
anything Of the kind ever seen in
Wheeling.
Last evening at its hall on South
Jacob street the Alert club, one OF the
leading social organizations OF that part
OF the city, gave another OF its popular
balls. It was largely attended and
brilliant affair. Mayors orchestra OIL
ciated.
Last evening ut Teutonia hall the
Teutonia Singing Society, a leading mu-
steal organization Of tho city, gave n
private hop that was highly enjoyed by
tho memhers who we're go fortunate as
to be present. Mrs. Riddle played the
piano in her usual artistic manner.
The Ladies' Home Benevolent Society
gave a grand masquerade ball at West
woods hall, on the South Side last
night. 1t was largely attended, and a
very enjoyable evening was spent. The
finest dancer secured fat turkey that
will no doubt come in handy to-day.
A party of South Side people, about
twelve couples, will leave this afternoon
for Darlington on the steamer Liberty.
The party has made arrangements for
an old time country dance at farm
House below that Ohio town. The af-
fair is certainly very novel one, and
will no doubt be very enjoyable.
The ball given by Wheeling Lodge
No. 8. I. o. o. F., ut the Odd Fellows
hall, on Chapline street, last evening,
was most enjoyable affair, and thor
oughly successful, the attendance being
very large. Tho music was by Meiqter's
orchestra. +. B. Morris acted as ballet
master, with o. J. Morrison assistant.
Much credit is due the general commit
tee, composed OF Messrs. L. J. Davis, ].
G. McCready, Charles Work, W. II.
Bye and II. AZ. Smith, for the general
ali around smoothness with which the
affair came off
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TO INvEsrIG ArN Toor BALI.


Harvard College to Ascertain IL it is Dan.
gorouS and If Reforms are Needed.
BosToS, Mass, Nov. 29.-At a special
meeting of the board OF oversecrs Of
Harvard College in this city to-day, tho
following petition was presented to tho
board by Mr.. George S. Crocker:
10 The Board of 0rTssc,s Of Harpard Uairerity:
GENrLpMEx:-Thew wide difference Of
opinion which exists us to tho merits
and dement's of tho game OF foot ball as
now developed and played by colleg.
inns, lead the undersigned to request
the board of overscers to cause full stu.
tistics to be gathered and compiled,
and thorough investigation conduct.
ed, so that the appropriate attitude Of
tho government OF our university to the
game calculated to lessen its dangers
may be suggested, and so that parents,
and also sons in college. or preparing
for college, may have the benefit OF the
results OF thorough and judicial in.
quiry by competent committee.
The petition was referred to the com.
mittee on physical training aud athletic
eports.
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This is Thanksgiving, the one unique
holiday observed by all true Americans,
and the turkey is its bird. To-day the
eagle is not in it.
1t being legal holiday the ban ks and
public offices will be closed. Union re-
Iigious services will be held by the
First and Second and United Presbyte-
rian churches in the Second church at
1920 a. IN, Rev. DR.. Cunningham
preaching tho sermon, At the union
services in tho English Lutheran
Church, Roy. A. J. Trey, OF the First
Baptist Church, will preach.
Turkeys are cheaper this year than
they have been for many Seasons past,
and good dinners, the feature OF the
holiday, ought to be the rule every,
where in spite OF the prevailing dull
times.
At the postollice to-day Sunday hours
will be observed. One delivery will be
made, leaving the office at s a. IN. Col
lections will be made by the carriers
on their way to the office this morning
and on the business route at $3.50 and
1850 n. M. 1880, 2:45. 4:45, and s p,
m. The other departments will observe
the usual Sunday hours.
The annual Thanksgiving social to
young mon will be held this evening
from seven to ten O'Clock at the Young
Mems Christian Association building.
There will be music, readings AID q
general good time. Young men will
find the association building pleasant
place to spond the evening.
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TRUSTEES sALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF
MCMECHEN PROPERTY.

By virtue Of n deed Of ttnSt maie by +. +.
Burke to me rs trustee dated the 9th day of
April. 1892 and recorded in the Office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Marshall county,
West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No, Il,
pago 20, will sell At public auction on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1893,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. III. at the front
door OF the Court House OF Marshall county, in
tho City OF MouudsvlIlc, the following property,
to-wit;
A certain piece or parcel OF ground situate in
the first addition to Mary Lynn, Marshall county.
West Virginia, ind more particularly described
Nineteen u9l feet of the south side of lot nun.
bercd forty iOl md six (6l feet of the north side
oflnt numbered forty. one AZ making front of
twenty-five 9jl feet aud running back In uni
form width 10 the end Of said lots, as laid down
on the town plat OF first addition to Mary
Lynn. recorded In the CLERKS oIhre Of the County
Court Of Marshall county, West Virginia,
Being the SAne property conveyed to p. T.
Burke by 4. G., AVID NJ. l., MGMeeheR. By deed
Of tho clcrl; OF the County Court OF Marshall
county. West Virginia.
TERMS OF ALE:-Onc.third, or as much more
rs the purchaser may elect 10 pay, cash on tho
dny OF sale the balance, II any. IN two equal in.
stallmentS, payable In one aud two wears 70.
spCctivelv from dny OF sale, tho purchaser to
give his promlSsory notes bearing interest from
dag Of sale with security TO be approved by tho
undersigned for said deferred iRstallmentS: the
title to said property 10 be retained until tho
whole Of the purchase money and Interest Is
paid. GEORGE ]. AiAIHlSON.
HS97 Trnsfop
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printed from recent issue OF tho In
rELLIGEScER, which the players sny IS
tho most lucid that haa appeared in the
local papers:
When the game begins, the ball is
placed in the center OF the field and
pvt III play" as it is termed, by the
side which has lost the choice OF goal.
From that time forward, during forty
five minutes OF actual play, the two sides
struggle to make goals and touchdowns
against each other.
OF the rules governing their attempts
to carry the ball to the enemy's quarters
the most important are those OF otf-sidc
and on-side:
Any player who ia on-side may run
with aud kick tho ball aud his opponent
may tackle him whenever he has the
bali in his arms. They must not, how
ever, throttle or choke him, nor can
players use tho closed fst. Tho runner
may puah his opponents of with his
open hand or amin any way he pleNseS,
and ability to do this well goes far
toward making n successful runner.
When player having tho ball ia
tackled and fairly held SO that his ad-
vance Is checked and he canqOt pass
The ball, tho player tackling him cries
"Iield."
Tho runner must say "Down" and
the Ball is then put on the groaad for q
scrinmRge.
The center ruSh or snap back. as he
is called, puts tho ball in play by pass
ing 1t to tho quarterback, who then
passes it TO ono OF tho half-backs, who
starts to RIM with the ball, either max
ing dash through the rush line or
around either end Of tho rush limo.
A violation Of any rule is called foul,
aud the other side has the privilege OF
putting the ball down where tho foul
was made.
A player is Immediately disqualified
for striking with tho closed fist or un-
necessary roughness.
A player NAV pass or throw the ball
in any direction except towards his op.
ponents' goal.
A touchdown is made by player
carrying tho ball over his opponentg'
goal line. The ball is then carried out
twenty-five yards and n trial is made 10
kick it through tho opponents goal
posts and over the bar,
Touchdown
Touchdown With
Kickip8H goal from the
safety
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phis trade. The Chickasaw, however,
is advertised to leave here Thursday,
Offering TO take freight and passengers
Mt any price, which means that lively
rate war between Cairo and Memphis
has been declared on. 1t is reported
that another boat will enter the trade,
and the Annie Laurie will run in the
Memphis local trade,
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.RINEHART & TATU NJ,
Cry BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 2l1 Tnoo Room Nod.
TO r 8 A LE.

Six lots in Belycdere addition, two corner
lots, Rt Sl15 each.
House Of six rooms and hall Chnplinc, near
Twentieth street. $1,000
House of six rooms, Eighteenth street, IL SeeH
House Of six rooms, brick, with iourroomcd
house IN rear EOif street. between twenty
third and Twoniy,fOurth streets. Si1O.
iionse of four rooms. Gnnrtes street tehHs
House Of I'VE rooms Lind street Eas; Wheel
Two business houses on Main street Centre
Wheeling, Cheap.
House Of seven rooms. Fifteenth street, sji,W
Iiouge OF six rooms brick. lot 25Sl2! feet, MAIN
street. Centre Wheeling, $1,000,
Lot east end Fourteenth street SOD
House Of live rooms. Woods street. East Whe''
Ing Sl5C0. .,,,
Three houses. Moystcn street cheap. S22J1
House OF three rooms Twelfth street, s'"' II,
House OF eight rooms Sixteenth stree" !"
good condition, Si7N. ella
Three lot, bJxlOJJ foot Fllan, White y 6a!.f
gher's addition 500 cnch. ,,...,b
House Of six rooms aud stable. eighteenth
Three lots III Pirk View. cheap. ,r,.,
one.halt lot, McColloch street. Centre NA'.'
ing $500 ,-..b,
Fine suburban property. two mile! from ,ns
city, live minutes walk from motor Tue "s"'
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on Clidwcl'S run $50 zach. t..
Fine farm Of l;8 acres on Na;lonn! 1000 H'"o
miles east Of the city. on easy terms. ..,4,..
Business property on Market street AZ 'H'0''
One leo Of the best manufacturing sites IN the
city, fronting on two ralsFoads
NESBlTT q DEVINE,
lTRO Mor,o. GStrpot Og-'
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ROLF g ZANE
1927 MARKET STREET
Teiephone Ss. non
FOR SALB.

You viii do well to make your purchases be-.
fore the first OF tho year, rs properly Is as cheap
as 1t will ever be.
on Thirteenth street. Scvcn.roomed brick
house, with all modern Improvements. In dne
location. for So -OO
on Thirteenth street. sixtcen.roomed double
brick houss, with NIL the latest Improvement
also In good condition, $1,000.
on South Broadway street Is tgn.rooued
double house good Investment and in good
location. $500.
No g7ij Jacob street, Is ten.roomed hons,
Can be rented TO three families, Price, $1,000
on Virginia street. ioui-roomed two story
house. SLIGO.
on Market. above Tenth street is Il fourteen.
roomed double brick house, divided by an arch.
way. VIII sell cheap.
III Park View. seven rooms, reception hall
also a new house. Lot TOXIC feet and on thS
corner OF the Pike and street. $3.50.
On South Penn street, Island, five rooms lot
60 feet by l20 feet, Is very desirable, cheap az
slSlQ
No. 1877 South Penn street fge.roomcd house.
lot 25xl2O feet. A rare chance, as II IS the hes!
location $1,000
~. Eoir street five rooms. gas and water.
GratuCd throughout lot25Xl0l feet. Price s. ga
Three.roomed cottage on South York sifeet.
sl,a0l.
Cal and sec my list OF houses OF any size that
you may want, also building lots or farms
EARRV EINH
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TO CANVASS SEPARATELY.
Tie Canvass OF the GIhas Committee to be
Worked Differently.

The Canvass OF the GinsS Committee to BIO
Worked Differently.
The citizens glass subscription COM
mittee, after carefully looking tho field
over. comparing views, and seeking tho
beat method Of succ9SS. and after IN
active canvass, has come to the concu-
sion that it will DO better to solicit sub.
scriptions in East Wheeling and on the
South Side separately, so that sub
scribers may give assistance to either or
both projected glass houses as is deemed
desirable, or as their interests dictate,
The decision OF the committee is APP
proved in the lower part OF the city.
and will no doubt result in added sub
scriptions there. The work OF the com.
mittee will now proceed on the line
mentioned above.
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YALE.rNINCNToX GAME
VIII be HarI Tousht-YnIo the Favorite
In tho Betting.

WEI be HarT Fousht-Hnlo the FaVorite
In tho Betting.
New YoRK, Nov 29.-The seven.
tenth annual foot ball game to be
played to morrow afternoon on Man.
haitian field, between Princeton ard
Yale, promises to be in many respects
the most successful contest OF this kind
ever played. There are already large
numbers of visiting college men in
town. Betting on the game has been
comparatively light. Small wagcrs
were laid early in the season at even
money. Then the odds changed to two
to one, and last evening some bets wcro
placed at five to four on Yale. Indica-
tons seem to show that ut these fig
ures Princetonians will keep their
money.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 90. - The
Harvard Pennsylvania game tomorrow
will be for blood. Both sides are de-
termined to win and will play gamoly
to the end. Harvard is crushed and
feels disgraccd alter her defeat by Yale.
She will do or die this time.
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The public will find no lack of amuse-
meuts to-day. Besides the foot ball
game, both theatres will have matinee
and night performances. At the Opera
house Gus Williams. the funniest rs
we'll as most genial OF German dialect
comedians, will give two performances
Of his successful now comedy, April
Fool"
At the Grand the Wheeling favorite,
James A. Riley, will play "The German
Soldier" twice. At II p. M, after the
night performance, the Elks will give
their stag social
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srocKHoLpERs' MEETINGS
CVATE FAIR STOCKHOLDERS.

In pursuance OF the bylaws OF the West Vir-
glnia Exposition and State Fair Association,
meeting OF the stockholders will be hold on
Saturday, December ., 1896 nj the honr Of
o'clock p, m.,rin the Office OF the Clerk Of the
C6unty Court OF Ohio county, at the city Of
Wheeling, state OF West Virginia, for the .pur-
pose OF holdngAn election ior n Board OF d.
rect0r' to serve during the year of 1884 md TO
Transact anv other business that may be brought
'J nos wv '-'''''"S GEORGE HOOK. Secretary.
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the pleasant flavor, tho gentle action
and soothing effects Of Syrup OF Figs.
when in need Of laxative, and If the
father or mother be costive or bilious,
the most gratifying results follow its
use; SO that it is tho best family remedy
known, and every family should have
bottle on hand.
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One Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes good Pen Holders, 6 Steel
Pens, ii Memorandum Book; Sheets Note Paper,
Slate Pencils Lead Pencils, Collar Buttons,
paper rins. pfDer Needles. ! spool SILK Twist,
dozen Hooks aid Eyes. 6 DarninG Needles
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Brass Pants Buttons.
Hat Pin. / box Carpet TaCks. dozen Clothes
Pins. Tablet set Knitting Needles.
1.nts of .r.cnnl gnnhs HninE nj / cont.
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Ten.Cent Articles.

suspenders Clothes lines. 25ceut Jewelry,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages, jail PGdlocks,
Royal Needle Packages, One-haif pound Tea, La
dies 20.cent Hose Dolls, 25cent Cuff Buttons
Mirrors, Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, us they arc here to-day aud
gone tomorrow. 1t Is our aim to always have
something new at prices that will make you buy.
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WHICH WILL WIN?
Much Interest in this Afternoons
Foot Ball Game.
BOTH TEAMS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE,

And Close aud Exciting Game Can
Dc ESpectod-rho Price OF AdmIs-
sion is Reduced, and a Numerous
Encouragement of This Gnrne for
Charity should Foliow-H che
Teams VIII Line Up-Thcir Weights.
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Two.Cent Articles.

Pint Tin Cups. HandkefchiefS Cake Caters Pep.
per Boxes. Lang,ry Hair Pins Carpenter Pencils.
Gun Buttons. iePanS, Pocket Combs. Napkins
Can Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap. Gimlets
Tape Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils Hair
CrinperA
We deal only in Bargains and give big value
for the monpV
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF wn'er aud Movement OF Boat
The River Interests.
Liberty. Clarlngton. $3.50 p. M.
Sunshine. Parkcrsburg. II a. IN.
II. X. Bedford, Pittsburgh, s a. III.

george w. De1u, OIL lean " bteltZeT,
Pittsburgh marine insurance agents,
was here yesterday interviewing people
along the water front.
The Lizzie Bay probably has the best
low-water record oil any boat on the
Ohio river, having been laid up but
five days during the entire season.
Last evening ths marks at the public
landing showed 4 feet 2 inches and sta
tionary. It was expected the rise in
the Allegheny would begin to be felt
hero late last night.
ThA Mergan's Ferry steam ferry boat,
which has been grounded on the head
OF BogS's Island for several weeks, was
anont aguin yesterday, and will be run
ming again tomorrow.
Shippers should remember that the
Iron Queen, will be here Saturday morn
lug at s o'clock for Cincinnati aud way
landings, and tho Hudson will leave
Cincinnati for above on Saturday even
ing, passing this port the following
Tuesday.
Warren-River feet 1 inch aud
rising raining
Morgantown-RlVer q teot and sta
tionary; clear and pleasant.
Greensboro-River G feet II inches
and stationary; cloudy and warm.
Oil City-River feet 3 inches and
rising; warm and raining.
Pittsburgh-River fee. inches and
rising; rain.
A Pittsburgh dispatch received yes
terday evening says that shipment OF
about 100000 bushels Of coal to Gin
cinnatl, Louisville and New Orleans is
expected within twenty-four hours, as
eight feet of water in the river is ex-
pected by morning. The rise, however,
will not be sufficient to let out coal
bonts, only barge coal being expected to
get away. Tie stage oil water Mt Wheel
ing will probably reach tho eight-ioot
mark, possibly nine feet.
Reports about the Annie Laurie are
contradictory. 1t was said she would
return TO the upper Ohio, but Mem
phis dispatch received yesterday sayh:
The Annie Laurie will take the place of
tho ChickaIaW in the Cairo and Mem
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans, Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives, worth Il cents,
Giass Dishes, MILK Strainers Coffee Pots Flour
sliters. suspcnders Extract Vanilla. Dolls Dish
Pans, Hammers Pound Grain or Ground Pep:
baking Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains and lower
than eyer he fore
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40 A Clothing store, n Boot md Shoe
Store, n Hat Store, n Dry Goods store, n
Millinery store, n Notion Store, n Furnish
ing Goods store. n Hardware and TlnwHre
store, a Tea and Grocery Store--nine stores
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Bargains !

FlFe.roomed house on Jacob street ne,,
Twcnty.third street, at Sli0l. Easy terms
Two,roomed house on Merritt street nes,
Twentg.nlnth street. at $50. Easy tefns.
Flve.roomed house on McCOlloch street Al
81 CO.. 500 down and balance on time.
Slx-roOmod house on Huron street at 81 eco
Six rooms all cOnYonlence5. on Whitley stree.
Kirkwood Mt 5000.
Scycn.Toomcd house. all improvements on
North York strect-lnt 3Oxl3l-at $1,000
Eight.rOomod brick on South Front strea.
river view. at bargain.
Sevcn.roomcd bouss on Jacob street, ncar
Eighteenth street at 5000 Cheap.
Gail aud see some OF our bargains
Money TO loan on real estate security.
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SiX.C,ent Articles.

One set Table Spoons Blank Books, Purses.
Shifting suspenders, Butcher Knives. Decent
LaceS, Sleeve Buttons l0.ccnt Embroiderics,
Scrnbbing Brushes Gents Hnh Hose.
Merchants invited. We bave bargains for you
md Il Will pnY NOu 10 call.
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Seyen.Cent Articles.

Colgate's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs,
Harmoncas, Counter Books. Dress Goods. La.
dies HandkerchiofS Mixed Bird Seed, White
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans. Shears.
AZ this popular price we oGer many articles
worth tlauble the money,
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Four.Cent Articles.

oneset Teaspoons, Patent Sleeve Holders, Boys
suspenders, ClnTk's o. N I. Thread, Chldrcn's
Bbs, Rubber Dressing Combs Comb ard BTmSh
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire ShoYels
Towellng. Charm Knives. MucllNge. Sewing Mo.
chine OIL, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
Saw Files, SuSpendeTs, Pencil Boxes, Calico, Mus
Inns md hundreds OF other articles going ut this
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Eight.Cent Articles.

Monkey Wreuohes, whlsk Brooms Wash Bowls,
TIN Buckets. Long Handle Fire ShovelS. Rules.
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
Envelopes. Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank
Books. Patent Buttons.
Our customers know good thing when they
see 1t. Join the procession TO our store.
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THE Wheeling Bakery, at their retail
store, offer nm elegant lot Of 1hanksgiv-
ing Fruit Cake ono year old. Fruit
Cake, like wine, improves with age.
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OF SO much in
terest has been
takeni in nnyutlI.
letic event that
ever took place
in Wheeling,
except possibly
tho big bicycle
tournament last
fall, as is evil
denced in tho
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YouR Thanksgiving dinner is not
complete withou; that elegant Angel
Food at tho Wheeling BNkery's Retail
Store.
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PIG LUNCH at Hack & Bseidenbaush,
corner Eighteenth and Jacob this
evening at o'clock.
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TAKE Naphtha Yachts for foot ball
game. Temper cent Of net receipts to
be given to City Hospital.
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We have tho largest department store In the
state. 1880 to 1905 Main street. 10 10 "a Tenth
street. and 1901 TO lQl7 Market street Eleven
cutrnnccs-tako your choice. Bargains in every
department.
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Real Estate on fifteenth street that will nav
oyer 10 per rent. We refer D property at No 81
Fifteenth street. consisting OF Hu GIght.r0Omed
dwelling and double tenement In the rear This
property Is in hrst-clGss condition. The l0ca.
lion makes It desirable for either residence o,
Investment
seven.roomed dwelling at 100 South broadway
This Is n good location and good, comfortable
modern house, with all modern Improvements.
VIII sell Mt n bargain on quick sale, We IN.
wife any one wanting home TO go and examine
this property.
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E. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Sts., Wheeling, v. va.

Branch stores OF steubcuvlllo. Deilalrc. New
Martlnsyille, ParEersburg Gad tue Cyclone at
slstenville. r.. nolO