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The herald., 1893-06-23
Paper Hangers,

Faper hangers
You can buy at cost at Eckstrom & Htrasburg's
closing out sale.
The herald., 1893-06-23

Big reduction in hard ware for next so days
J. W. Baker d Sons, lis North Main street.
The herald., 1893-06-23

Wagon umbrellas summer lap busters Foy's
old reliable saddlery house, 3l5 N. Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-06-23

Fatigue and exhaustion overcome by
Hramo-5ellzer. Contains no opiate
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
Wapne Gountp.

- am Samhas itarb in SonssbaI,
stephan Bauer i'm AIter bon "a Sabren,
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Cas repnblifaniIebe Sicfet.

Die RepubIifansr bon 2adaipanna
county battsn ant Dienitas ibrsn Gems
bent sur Nomination bon Ranbibaten
unb eS mar bic 3uiammsnfunft cine iebr
barmoniide.
SO. g. MilIar funSirte als 8ortser
unb 5Ieib unb gmiI Bonn aIs Sefretdre.
WiIIar Iieb cine &ebe iiber bic Grand
Old Party bonn StapeI unb madte feIbit'
peritanbIi& bic 9smoiraten fiir bic sesen'
pdriiss @si6aftSitoduns nsrantiportlid,
trobbsm CT re1t tpobI iueiB, bab bieielbe
nur cine SoIse repubIifanii&er 8srtpaIt'
uns unb Sinana. grperimente 1T.
Sir 9i1ter tpurbe Sarrp Uf. gbparbS
obne Dppoiition noninirt.
Stir County gommiiI dre tpurben borse'
IdIaaen: @iIes s. &oberts BON glorb
Mbinstcn, g. D. 3oberts bon Der 8.
@arb bon Scranton, O. 8. Netpton bon
Scott 1opnibip. s. N. Banien bon Der
13. Warb bon Scranton. @iIeS 8oberts
erbieIt Bel Der eritsn 4bfimmuns 13l
unb g. 50. 8oberts 1913 Stimmsn unb
beibe puroen aIS nominirt erfIdrt.
Sir 4ubitoren tpurben Safob 8rpant,
Tbomas 8. TbomaS, Scott @atrous,
3. S. Squisr, S. 9. Seamans, Sobn
q. Rinf, Sobn WorriS unb Saiob q.
@eiier in 8orf6Ias ssbradt. Die eri.
Abfimmuns nominirte Sobn q. 3ini
nit III unb 3. S. Squisr nit 80 Stim'
men.
Der 8orfser bes Gonbsntes unb bic
aanbibaten tpurben autoriiirt, baS fe'
benbe Gomite 3u ernennen unb bann er'
foIste um 6 llbr abenbs 8ertasuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
0pn NeterSbura.

= Barber gb. @enssI 1T auf Der
2rantenIifts.
- 2ebts Wo1e fisI elm 8inb bsS Sid
Sdnsibsr bon elmer Mausr unb brad Elm
Bein.
pbiIip Wasner bat bic abiidt,
mad Sartforb. Gonn., iiber3uiiebeIn, ipenn
Ct feline Wirtbi&aft bier permistbsn iann.
I@- I'm eensistsn 3uiprud bittet
Srau Wtaria 2ebner, sepriifte beutide
Sebamme, 944 Prescott Gpe., pstersburs.
: 8or stpsi Dodsn tpurbs benz Sobn
Stern iein Slbneritaq beimssiudt une
feds ieiner befen Sdbner eefobIsn. gr
mbdte bic Diebe naber fennen Iernen.
-2ebte @ode madtsn Sobn 8nierism
unb Srau einen NusHus nod Rep Yori
su 8ertpanbten unb famen fsbr sufrieben
beim.
= Sdubma&sr Bar, Sdneibsr @rdI
bon Der Sibieits, @iaie Sans unb meb.
rere Mnbere sinsen Wlitttpod Absnt
fifden unb ssbenten erit Samitas surid.
sufOmmen. Ser 8sportsr pdnidt ber
Serren Slid.
-Gb. Waisr, bem Dor brei @oder
Elm Stud StabI in ber @rube in bai
suse fog, fam INNER nod nidt arbei'
ten, bod tpirb bas Iuse tpieber seiunb
Der Dpftor fiirdtete anfanss, Dlaisl
ipiirbe baS Guse perlieren.
- am lebten Samftas Ibenb tparer
bic beften Sanger bon petersburg be
Srau Behbauier beifammen unb truser
einise 2isber por. 1lnb tpie iangen BIZ
2eute9 2 Dem 8eporter tbut'S leib, bal
er niht babel mar.
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Nttt6tcn.

= Der gles.r Sbomas 8arIoip idoB
am WlOntas absno benz 9ieser GburIes
Wbseler cine 8useI in bic 8ruit, tpeiI
oerielbe ieinen Sunb mibbanbelt baben
iollte, unb ber 8eripunbete ipirb tsrben.
8besIsr erfreut ii6 pes beten 2eumun.
ess. Die Tbat srsisnsts ii8 in Bsit
Yittston.
- @rOBen SubsI risf es bier bsrbor.
aIs es befannt ipurbs, bab bic Dsii
Bittston uno bic eagle S6Iaud @ompa.
nien bel bem @ett' '@rersitium auf Gonst
Sslano bsibe iissreid tparen. Die gasl.
@ompanis trdst atpsi Breiie i'm Geiammt.
betras bon sl75 bapon, bic anbsre siner
ioldsn bon $125.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
RBilsesbarre Wadrt6ten.

-Serr Souls 9ii6 unb Srau tperber
anfanss September bic WsltauSfeauna
in Gbicaso beiu4en.
Der rspubIifaniide County Gonbsni
bon 2userne tritt bieisn Donneritas in
WiIfesbarre auiammen.
= Suso 8aumann fol- in Gbicasc
cine Stsae ala S1anfndrter befIeiben.
Dasu III er entidiebsn bsFsr bsranIast,
ipie ais 8eitunssberaussebsr.
= GbarIss 8. 2ebmann, tpeIder pier
Elm MuiifaIienssidaft bstrisb. III nit
SintsrIai1uns bebeutsnber 8erbinbIidfei'
ten aussefnifen.
- Die Gbsfrau bon Mbam Mnbrie IN
neuIi6 in ibre Wobnuns au Ar8entins,
aanias, sefaaen unb trus einsn 8ein'
bru8 baDon.
- Gin Sal bon SeIsseitsin sridIus
am Witttpo9 ben Seal 8rislin in Der
GIben @rube. Gr binterIdbt cine SAINT.
lie srtea8iener 8inber.
Ser WiIfesbarrs Wannsr6or ipirb
ii& Bel bem i'm September in Chicago
itattfinbenben @sianssturnier um einen
Preis betpsrben.
= Der Sdnserbunb bat bsidIofen,
Bel bem greisfinsen bes Mqsemeinen
Heip Yortsr Sanserbunbss i'm fommsn.
ben SABRE als 9eiperbsr aufautreten.
SIN 9aufa6e babisr peripdrt man
tpenis bon elmer Stodins, benn aue bss
fannteren Gpntraftoren baben 70 SieI 3u
tbun, aIs ie NIT Mube bsipaItisen fbn.
nen.
- Wobnbaus unb S4eusr bes Sobn
2arne au 2userne tuutben Sreitus giadt
bur6 Seusr 3erit6rt unb brsi Bferbe famen
in ben SIammen um. DaS @issntbum
mar beriidert.
= Ser 13 Sabre aIte Gonbp Me.
Groartp ftirate am Samitas in ben 200
SuB tiefsn alien Baltimore Sbadt unb
ideint tpunberbarer 8siie nur einen
8einbrud unb Ieidte S8rammen erIitten
su baben.
- Gs bsibt, bic 2ebisb BaIIes 60.
tperbe in 3uiunft dber bic @eleiie Der
Penniplpania Babn in Ssriep Gitp elm.
fabren. Inter Der Heabins 8ereinbas
runs iparb bic Sabrt iber bic q. s. 5.
8abn ssmadt.
--Sn Der Dousbertp 8adsrei an Siib
Wainitrabe brad am Samitas Worsen
burd oaS 1lmftiirasn zines aefsIs nit
Sett Elm Ssuer aus, baS bebeutenoen
Sdabsn anridtete, ebe bic Seueripebr
GinbaIt esbisten fonnte. Der 8erIuit
mag iid auf $4,000 bsIaufen.
= 8si benz bsmofratii1sn Gonpsnt
bon 2userne County bieb es biesmaI {:
Rir baiiidb unb mir fbnnen nidt ieben,
tpie bic 8brperfdaft einen ioIden Plun.
Der MAIDEN fonnte BEL Der sroBen GnaabI
bon aemtern. bic su psrseben iparen.
SO ipurben foIeenbe Nominattonen ses
ma9t: SIR Sdabmsiter, 8oser Wic'
Garrs bon WiItesbarre; fur Teitas
msntsrssiitrator, STANLEY 0. Davenport
bon 9Ismoutb; fiir @OntroIIeur, Sames
B. 8ap bon Wbite Saben; fiir County
@ommiHare, 3bos. Dulare bon DiIfes'
barre unb 1bomas Mc@ratp bon 8eed
Saben; fur Mubitoren, s8. 6. Bennett
bon BiIfssbarre unb 9atrid Nearp bon
Pittston.
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3 GtS. Store.
523 eada. 9lbe.,
3piiden 8aibinstoa aao sloams.

gSir baben fiirsIid uniern 2aSen per.
srOBert, 70 Sab sr iest bic brsifa4s frab.
ere 8rSBs bat, unb baben unfern 9ors
ratb im 8erbaItnib bsrmsbrt. Sier iinb
sinise Der Bargains, bic ipir iest offes
riren:
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Sunmpre.

-Sn Dunmore bsripGrt mon ipenis
bon idledten 9eiten. Die @rubsn tpers
ben ipie sstpbbnli4 bearbsitet unb bic
giisn & StabI 60. bat 70 bieI arbsit,
aIs iie su tbun bsrmas. Der Stiatanb
an ben Spencer @ruben ipirb bur1 an.
oere llriadsn berporserufen unb cine ee'
ridtlihe @ntideibuns tpirS aur 2Iaruns
Der MiBueritdnbniHe n6tbis iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
Ifiles' seerpens uns eeber. gillen

uirfen nad eiusm neuen @rn,ip; fe orbnen
eeber. Wfagen uno 8eodrme ourd Die Nerpen.
Cine neue Gntotduns Or. MiIes' 9iGsn bel.
len @allenleiotn, ilbeIn @eidmad. untbdtigs
9eber Sdmorrbooen, 8erftopfuns. Shne
8leiden fur Wanner. 6rnuen uno Siuber, Die
tlstnittn, miIoeiten uno fheriten 4ilen. so
Soisn rs 6. Rrobsn umionit bel alien Apo.
tbefsrn.
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Gas xbal abmdrts.

sS- Die bsfsn Msfsri6miebipaarsn
iinb su baben bel @sbriibsr SeIiOn, 301
Spruce Strabe.
Ser nsue poitmsifer bon aSoca,
3. s. Sisiimmons, bat feline 8sitaauns
erbaltsn.
Tablor.- Cine Siitte nabe benz 8.
& 5. 8abnbofe brannts Wontae Na6t
nisosr, tpabri&einli4 bon Cramps anse.
aedt.
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Saniel @eber,
DentseI)e Met,9erei,
Seo. 437 0euu Npenu

GIsiid isber art bon borjisIidtr site bic
befsu Shinien uno renes GdmaI,. Neine
Blrfte wero.u nireenos in Der Staot iberirof.
fen. aIles nisbIiG nno iaubsr, 8sbienuns rseI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25

Die Sbenanboab Brauersi Seisa.
idaft, ipelde in isner Stabt cine srpbs
8ruuerei srri&ten ipia, bat in Sarrisburs
sinen Gbarter erbaIten. 9as capital
bstrdst 100000.
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9sutfde 8riefIihe.
BON Der 6nbfeite.

sa- SeinitsS SaIat6I beim Wab bel
Wibmaper.
Subrmann Gbas. 8iefer berIor am
Samitas stpsi pertbpole Pferbe, bic bon
oer glsptuns Gompanie benubt tpurben.
- 8sfslt bas ,,BOdsnbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25

Dks Fnb tfsn aartn ans baben bic pcaan btcssntn
Dds Gra Rubbts asn Gents has DuBmb. @slaslair nit
gabsd 80 Gents baS DuBsnb Str arob Safn une nnfaHn
nur Gents. @eltssIdiu ubnt DsdsL nur Gents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-18
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
lightly used. The many, who live bet
tar than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, By more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
! It's excellence is due to its presenting
In Inc form most acceptable and pleas
amt to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and tevers
and permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it ia perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but It is man
Ilfactured by the California Fig Syrup
O.. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF t1gs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-18

home, McKeesport. This afternoon
large delegation from tho Keyatone BIZ
cycle Club Of Pittsburgh, numbering
about 100, aud alsoa numbered the hard
riding Century Club members from the
anne plrce viii arrive, probably over
Che Baltimore & Ohio. Among the
keystone members are q number OF che
race track officials for the local races,
including Mr.. ]. Wade McGowin. quite
prominent tnL A. w. politics. The
Pittsburghers will be located at the
Mcclure, and they will probably consti::
tuto the largest visiting delegation OF
.wheelmen at the meet. Other towns
that will be numerousty represented are
steubenyille, Wellsville. East Liverpool,
Toronto, Washington, McKeesport,
Parkersburg, Cambridge, Newark, etc.
More interest centered inthearrivalot
the great Zimmerman than In almost
anything else connected with the meet.
The latest adYices from HImmy's mana
ger were to tho effect that he would arr ve
here over eithor the Baltimore & Ohio
or PanHandle this afternoon. As will
be seen elsewhere he arrived last night.
He raced at the Chicago athletic games
Saturday, and will have two days in
which to become thoroughly rested tor
his first appearance in Wheeling. A
number OF the other fast racing men
who are booked TO appear here were at
Chicago, and there will DO quite crowd
OF them here this afternoon.
The western man, Johnson, and his
clubmate, W, A. Rhodes, who did 30
well at Springfield, and others are ex-
The principal event to-day Of course,
will be tho IxrRLLIoENCER relay race
from Pittsburgh to Wheeling, and as
will be seen this promises by reason OF
the attempt to be made by Gibson, the
hard riding Pittsbursher, to be more in
teresting than was at first anticipated.
Can Gibson succeed in his purpose? 10
the question that will be solved to-day.
secretary-Treasurer Herbert Rihel-
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a Art MATERIALS.
AGo0D SHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on adVertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
Should make your advertising effec.
tive-ifan electric light be Available,
YOU should not use a "tallow dip"
to light the path to your store.
What do we meanby that1 Sim
Div that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con.
tribute TO your eash,draweF.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly, dressing. Seek 10 catch the
eye BY a displayof good taste in the
STYLE and arrangement Of your an
houneement.
Above all, let itbe bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex a reader
by Vexfng his or her eyes!
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Che McLure lobby. AS is usual, Ztm-
norman soon made break from the
"mndding crowd" md sought the seciu-
sion OF his room. The party came over
the Baltimore & Ohio from Chicago,
where they raced Saturday.
An INrELL1eEycER man called on the
champion during the evening, and had
quite IN interesting talk with him.
"How do you explain your defeat by
sangerP 7
"WeIl, you sec, have been riding
throughout tho summer, day after day,
and whenI reached Springfield was in
the condition known as stale. Then l
vent ut the records the day before the
races, so when came to ride / found
that was not in good form at all |
wonthe first race, but at once found
that / was hot right, and should then
have retired. Then, as you know,
Sanger has been doing no track riding
since the Chicago races early in August,
and he was in the pink Of condition
when he went up at Springfield. .
Zimmy,intimated that he would prob
able quit for the season after the races
at Baltimore and Philadelphia this
week. He said he had entered for the
Century Clubs tournament at Pitts
burgh next week, but that he didn't
Know whether hewould be there.
Zimmerman, Hoyland Smith, E. O.
johnson, George Banker, A. !. Brown
aud the other racing men will go over
a to the track this morning and put in
some practice work. The tents for the
accommodation Of the racers will be
put behind the judges stand this
morning.
Zimmerman said last night that pos.
sibly he would remain over for the
races here Wednesday. Here's hoping
.hewill.
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THE RELAY RACE
win Start ut Plttsburgh at Noon, and Fal
Time win Do Made.

Will start Mt HlttSDurSn ut Noont nnu Eubt
Time win Do Made.
All the preliminary arrangements for
the big event of the first day OF the
meet, the 1SrE1n1aENcER relay road race
from Pittsburgh to Wheeling, have
been completed, and at noon to-day, at
the store OF the Pittsburgh Cycle Com.
pany, 42s Wood street, Mr.. ]. Wade
MCGOWAN will fire the pistol that will
be the signal for the first relay riders,
II. NJ, Corwin and O. E. Foster, to push
out on the start Of the novel race. The
package which will be carried by the
wheelmen will contain a communities
ton from Mayor McKenna, OF Pitts
burgh, to Mayor Caldwell, of this city;
also dispatch describing the start Of
the race and something Of interest
about the departure Of the Pittsburgh
contingent for the West Virginia meet
An interesting contest not originally
on the programme will probably come
off in connection with the races. One
of the Pittsburghers who will CARRY
the message on the second relay ont Of
Pittsburgh is Charles K. Gibson, prob.
ably the hardest road rider in the
western Pennsylvania metropolis. Ills
intimated that Gibson will attempt to
beat the relay riders into Wheeling.
To estimate the task that he has cut out
for himself it is only necessary to re-
member that every FIVE miles a fresh
rider will relieve the man on the pre-.
ceding relay, making it possible for
very fast time to be made. Gibson,
though very fast man on the road,
will have to do some mighty good work
to beat the best riders Of Pittsburgh
and Wheeling into town, but the at
temptof the nervy rider will add inter-
est to the race, that it would not other
wise have had.
Last night Especial telegram was re.
ceived from Pittsburgh giving the
names of the riders that will carry the
message and the length of the relays.
They are as follows: Pittsburgh Cycle
Co.. store to Temperauceyille, up Tenn
perance hill, four miles, Corwin and
Foster; to Bridgeville, seven miles,
Gibson and Williams to Old Gill, seven
miles; to Houstonville, six miles, Coch.
ran and Craig; to Washington, six
miles, Sims and Craig The Telegram
stated that the road was not in the best
Of condition, but that the men were oil
in good shape for the hard ride. II ID
expected that the Pittsbur9h- W ashing-
ton end Of the relay will be completed al
$50 o'clock this afternoon. AT the Mair
Hotel in Washington. Oscar Smith will
be waiting Tor the last Of the Pittsburgh
men, and from there on the messages
will be carried BY local riders as follows:
Oscar T. Smith, Washington to six
miles west Of Washington, six milesi
viii Juergens, 70 ClaysyilIe, six miles
VIII Greer, 70 West Alexander, six
miles; NeE Iaing, TO Triadelphia, sever
miles; Chris Hartman, to foot OF Reed
Hill, four and one-half miles; "Bud'
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ARrnrR A. zIMMERlIAN, WoR1p's CHAMPION.

dafer will establish his headquarters
this morning in the Mcclure parlors,
where visiting wheeimen should regis
ter Immediately upon arrival IN the
city, after which they will be assigned
quarters. After having been registered
the wheelmen will be presented with
the meet badge and the "Wheeling
stogie" souvenir.
During the day short runs will be
taken Ito points OF interest about the
city, including the beautiful Wheeling
Park, and about 5 or 6 o'clock the relay
race will finish at the 1NrEL1IGENoER
Office on Fourteenth street.
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terday, but no word was received dur
ing the day and it was then thought
that he would arrive during the day to-
dty. There was some surprise, there
fore, last evening when the blonde
Jergeyman, accompanied by George
Banker, Pltlsburgh's crack rider, and
Hoyland Smith, the eastern safety
rider. walked into the Mcclure and regis
tered. The news Of the arrival in town
Of these lights Of the cycling world soon
spread and quite crowd gathered in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-18
TRUSTEES SALE.
TlRUsTEE's SAFE.

-
BY virtue Ola deed Of trust made by John A
Farley and Annie Farley. his wfe, tp the IN.
denlguod trustee, dated the 18th day Of August,
In tho year 1902, and recorded In the gClatks
office Of the County Court Of Ohio county, in
tho State OF West Virginia, in deed OF trust
book No. IS, folio 4S6, l viii on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D. 1898, beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m. on said
day, ct tho north front door OF the Court House
OF said Ohio county, IN tho city Of wheeling,
sell at public auction to the highest aud best
bidder the following described property, In said
city, or so much thereof as may be necessary 70
pay the debt secured by said deed OF trust and
the expenses pertaining 70 the execution Of tho
trust created thereby, tnat ts to say: The south
quarter Of lot numbered thtrty-eIght tS8), Rltu.
ate on tho west side OF Main street, nthat part
OF the city Of Wheeling. In the county OF Ohio,
In the State OF West Virginia, called Centre
Wheeling. Ia the ADDITION to sag clty Known @
city, and bounded aud described III said deed OF
trust as follows, viz: BEGINNING Of the south.
cast corner OF said lot humber 80 on the west
limo Of Main street; thence with Main street
northwardiy. about sixteen feot six inches to
the centre Of the brick division wall OF the tone
ment erected on the property hereby conveyed;
thence Westw1rdly through the centre, OF the
said brick division wall and at right angles with
Main street and by said centre line extended
about one hundred and twenty-five feet 10 tho
alley in tho rear Of tho said lot; thence south.
waTdly with the western boundary me o. Sae
10 tho north boundary limo OF lot number 81 OF
the saId addition, and thence by said Inst named
line 10 tho place Of beginning, together with all
the buildings and improvements upon SAID par
eel OF ground. Also the undivided one'halfota
strip or parcel OF lot numbered thirtySOVen GU
OF the said addition. adjoining the property
npovo described fronting about thrGe teet IN
width on Main street. and extending back
wcstWardly Of even width With said front about
sixty feet, and to DO held, used and enjoyed by
the occupants OF the tenement erected on the
north half Of said lot number 81 aud BY
the occupants OF the tenement erected upon the
south quarter OF said lot number g as atl alley
or passage IN eomnon. The tltlc to the property
hereby advertised to DO sold y believed to DO
good, but selling astrustec! shall only convey
such ttle as Is vested In me BY the decd OF trust
"4 TERMS or sAtE:-ono.third and as much
more as tho purchaser lnAY elect to pay. cash IN
hand, tho balance In two equal insalmens at
ono and two years respectively with inter
| est from the day of SALE the purchaser 10 Elxe
his negotiable promlsS0ry note for each INSTALL
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
Wa n UA1tRR AIint1oneef ALttS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-18

sadler. foot OF Reeds Hill 70 INTELLI-
oENoEa office. three and one.half miles;
total distance, Washington % Wheeling,
thirty-thfes miles, Pittsburgh to Wheel
ing, sixty.fve miles.
News from along the route will be re-
ceiYed during the progress Of the race,
and the Wheelmen will no doubt be on
hand in large numbers to witness the
finish and bee whether Gibson can beat
the relay men. Smith and JuerRens
will train It to Washington this mora
ing, and Greer and Lsing will take the
80 train TO West Alexander.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-18
..rho Old soldier, Tonight.

Phil Peters and his excellent company
in 1.-THE Old Soldier" will be the attrac-
ton at the Grand the FIRST three nights
OF this week. AS Mr.. Peters is quite a
favorite in this section 1t is safe to pre-
dict a big three nights busin ess. Heis
surrounded by one ofthe bestcompanies
ever engaged for farce comedy. Among
the many artists with this company are
the three French maryels, the greatest
dancers ever seen in this country. The
seats are on sale at the box Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-18
Jimmy HAS ARRIVED.
The Worlds Champion Bicycler
Gets Here rom Chicago. J
OTHER RACING MEN ALSO HERE

And Moro wHl Come To-day and To-
lnorrow-The cyciors arc BOEinp'as
to String into Town, but the Bulk of
Them viii Got Here To-nisht-The
Relay Race Getting very Interest,"
ine-The Riders Who Will Ride in
1.-THE omctal Handbags Have
Been Received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-18

surFEBRRs from dyspepsia have only
themselves 10 blame If they fail to test
the wonderful curative qualities of
Ayers Sarsaparilla In purifying the
blood, this medicine strengthens every
organ OF the body and even the most
abused stomach ia soon restored to
healthy action. ..