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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-27
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Ati2.OI This Morning IIo began Ills Long
bicycle Journey.
Oscar Smith, who OH account OF tho
bad weather did not start yesterday
morning on his record trip to Cincin.
natl ~u.wheelback, was better favored
by the clements this morning, and nc.
Companiel by u number of local ridor5
ho made tho start promptly at 1901
o'clock this morning from Smith &
Goetzc's, on Sixteenth street. Ito put
up q great pace at tho start. Ho was
accompanied to Cambridge by Will
Greer.
Smith Is confident he will get into
Cincinnati on schedule timo, forty
hours; but even II he 10 delayed he has
u margin OF eight hours, Following 10
his schedule: Start NJ 1901; st. Glars.
vile, II miles, 1895; Hendrysburg, 20
miles, $3.50; Washington, 40 miles, $50;
Cambridge, 81 miles, Gas breakfast at
Cambridge); Evansville, 10 miles, 1880;
J]acksontown dinner, l0l miles, 2:l5
y. ILL.,. KirkorsviIlu, 10 miles, ass;
Columbus (suppor), 1872 miles, G;2O;
London, lj7 miles lsloep five houra),
1000 y. n.; Nonia (breakiast), 1877
miles, G:l5 u. IN. Lebanon, 209 miles,
$3.50 a. IN; Cincinnati, 1855 miles, 400
p. IN. Total time, 40 hours.
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Observation-Disclosures, 0; Philadol.
phia, Is. Errors, 6 and =. Hits, IL
and 10. Earned, q and G. Pitchers,
Killen and weighing. Umpire, Lynch.
Chicago-Chicago .. Brooklyn L..
Earned 9 aud /. Errors | and 3. Hits
0 and T. Pitchers, Hutchinson and
Kennedy. Umpire, Seward.
Cleyoland-Clevclaud s. Washing.
ton 4. Earned 3 each. Errors 4 and ..
Hits II each. Pitchers, Young and Es-
per. Umpire, McQuaid.
SEVENTEEN INNINGS AND A TIE.
Cincinnati, O.-Tho Now York and
Cincinnati teams played a record break.
ing seventeen inning game. 1t was after
seven o'clock when the darkness stop
ped the play. Attendance 100.
ClucInmtI." II l0O0OO0OOO1OOl o.
New York a... 0 U 0 1901 O2OOO1OOlO -j
Earned 9 and 81 errors . and 81 hits
l3and 10; pitchers, Sullivan, Chamber.
lain and Rusiei umpire, Emslie.
Louisville, Ky.-Louiavillo 4; Boston
5. Pitchers SLratton and Nichols. Hits
S and 10; errors 8 aud .; earned runs,
Louisville /, Boston :. Umpire Hurst.
St. Louis-St. Louis Z. Baltimore 8.
Pitchers, B%rcitonslcin and Mullauo.
Hits 0 and 7. Errors 4 and 8. Earned
runs, st. Louis |, Baltimore 3. Home
runs, Kelley, Umpire, GuIIncy.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter 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 tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efTcctually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
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 aud Bowels without weak
ening them and 1t is 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
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well Informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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OUTLINED.
Joint Meeting of Columbian Celebration
Committees.

Committees.
Tho Columbian Fourth Of July COM
mittees on street demonstration, speak
ers and entertainment and printing
held a joint meeting last evening at the
chamber OF III for the purpose
Of getting up tho programme Tor the
days celebration, There was a very
fair attendance oil the membera OF the
committees and they got down 10 work
in u business like way, After some dis
cussion and consideration the pro-
gramme was outlined, but will proba-
bly, be changed and perfected " another
meeting Of the committees.
THE PROGRAMME,
1901 u, m,-llRging In OF Independence day,
all the bells OF the city firing
vi cannon.
900 q. m,-SunrisO guns on Wheeling hill
grand salute To the UnlUu, u
guns, by the stale university bat
terry,
$50 a, m.-signal gun to start parade.
o;OU u m.-SiTcrt demonstrations; start ~ ci'y
building aud Terminate at tue
old court house,
1880 U, m,-EXerCisrs ~ the old court house,
on thupllue street:
Prayer, Rev, Il. Rush swOpc,
The Star spNuglud BIuucrr' clO'
rus aud band.
Reading OF Declaration of IudcpeR-
dunuu, Col, ThOulas O'BIIcn,
Reading Of Declaration vi luuGpcn'
duncu IN German, by Dr. L. A.
ASchlnGn,
"Ameriua" by chorus and band.
Addrcas by Hon. john o. Fcnilrton.
Patriotic suuG by school cGildten..
Address In German BY kcy, William
lliuTL.
Addrcss by Prof. J. Neil. Jones.
Patriotic song by chorus aud band,
Address by lion, John \, Campbell.
Music by the band,
1880 p, m.-Ihc bicycle road race, starting at III
tenth and ION, Out the National
piau, fifteen miles finish NJ the
wu.milc post,
$50 y. m,-Graud fireworks display,
Tho Joint committee selected as mas
ter Of ceremonies for tho day, Mr.,
Charles Burdett Hart. 1t was decided
to have barrels Of water placed at vari'
GUS street corners on tho Fourth. Sec
rotary Dinger reported two Bgvariau
societies OF BenwOod had accepted iRvi.
tations to tako pUrt in tho celebration
and street demonstration. Tho matter
OF wiring the streets was discussed, and
Manager Tracy Of the Western Union
said his company would furnish tho
wire, and Manager Wolff Of the telo-
phone company agrees to furnish tho
men. 1t was decided that tho mayor
DO asked to appoint u number OF extra
police. Tho tire department will proba'
bly, take part in the parade.
Tho committee on decoration has
boon called to meet this evening at the
chamber OF commerce by tho chairman,
Mr.. Spoyor. A full attendance OF tho
members is desired as there is much
important work % DO done.
At u meeting OF U. S. Grant camp,
Sons OF Veterans, hold ut their hall last
evening, the invitation 10 take part in
tho Columbian Fourth OF July colebra-
ton came up and was iavorably acted
upon. Members OF this organization
not members OF U. s. Grant camp, are
requested IA join in with them. They
will meet at their hall on the morning
Of tho parade, and they expect to have
u good representation.
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G BREVrrlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in aud about
the CITY.

Matters Of Minor Moment in aud about
the City,
SOME Of the wheat in this vicinity is
already being harvested.
THE work OF painting the city patrol
boxes will be begun tomorrow.
OFFICER DRLLEE last evening ran in
Charley Long us . plain drunk.
A POLICE court warrant was yesterday
issued ior Edward Heller, who was
charged with disorderly conduct.
TIE Opera House band leaves to-day
for New Athens, Ohio, to furnish music
at tho Franklin college commencement.
qlHs evenings meeting OF tho city
council bids fair to be IN exceedingly in-
teresting one, between the business lett
over from former meetings aud the new
matter that is expected to DO brought
up,
YESTERDAY the county commissions
ers' committee ON court house aud jail
met and audited the monthly bills.
Tomorrow lhe full board will meet to
transact the monthly committee bust
ness.
Nix, j. 0. BRosIus, who was employed
to do the work OF soddiug on the county
side OF the public building, has finished
tho job and has performed his work in
n crodltablo manner, The grass sgrow-
Ing nicely.
THURSDAY afternoon and evening the
Arion society will give one OF its enjoy
able piCniCs and sommernachtstests at
the park, and II select and ~congenial
crowd OF good size is sure to be there
on that occasion.
UNUSUAL interest is ielt in the sew
cRth annual picnic Of the Mark Twain
Rod and Gun club, which is officially
announced, with the list oil attractions,
in another column. 1t occurs on tho
State Fair Grounds on Thursday utter
noon and evening.
A NUMDER OF girls from eleven years
old upwards will give alawn feto Thurs
day evening ut tho Johnson house,
corner Of Thirteenth aud Byron streets,
Admission and supper will be % cents,
and thore will DO an attractive pro.
gramme, 1t is for the benefit OF john
Simmons, the blind man who is ire.
Quently seen about town, led by u dog
aud selling matches.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

House. srooms, Sixteenth street, in good con.
House, / rooms, Twelfth street lota5xlOo feet,
House, 7 rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheeling,
Sl.sNO.
Corner x lot Woods street Centre Wheeling,
The best business property In HnAyilln,
eight rooms store r0GW gHl good stable, uu
easy terms, Good reasons Tor selling,
House aud full LOT, Wood street, near Forty
third street, 81, 90,
Three lots, 6OxlO feet. EiIau, White & Gala,
ghCr's addition 500 each.
House OF live rooms aud stable, 20i EigHJeulth
street, sl,bJp.
House, 8 rooms, with fun lot, cn; end OF
Twelfth street, SAY; hall cash
House, q rooms and stable, Eighteenth sirtos
sJ5Ol
Three lois In Park View, cheap.
Que. half lot, McCollocg street, Centre Wheel
I'M, S1UO.
Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city, five minute, walk from motor liuL now,
with nil modern Improvements Cheap
Lots on CAldwells run ssJJvach.
Fine Farm Oils tcrU' on National road, lluA
miles east OF city Ou easy tcrmA
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
eTn improvements,
House. Sroom,, sixteenth stract SOD.
House, 1 rooms. Twenty thiul street, SLED
House, 7 rooms, North Market strO'L sl,bJl
business property GU Market street Ut mOl,c'
ate price,
Lots ii east end OF TweatY.thlEd 5tr5,. on
easy terms
one Of tho b1lt Misunderstanding gI.GI In tho
CITY, fronting on two railroads.
$500 Sl,OO), $1,000 $500 and 5000 TO lUGu on
city real estate,
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SENATOR CAMpnN,s QUEST.
President Cleveland Mny Accept tho wcs.
VlruIninuis Invitation u n PIsbIua Trim.

President Cleveland May Accept tho West
V~lrglninn's Invitation to n Fishing Trip.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Juno 2G.-Tho
timc Of President ClcvOland's departure
from Washington for his summer homo
In Busaard's Bay, Mass, has not been
definitely settled, but ho will probably
leave Washington during tho first half
OF Suly. 1t IS certain that he will 70.
main at tho white house for another
wook, and there is II likelihood that he
will accept an invitation OF Senator
Camden to spend a few days fishing Ia
WOst Virginia In about two weeks.
Should Mr.. Cleveland, however, con.
clude 10 go TO Gray Gables boioro tho
time sCt for tho fishing trip Il Ia hardly
probable that no will return 10 visit
Senator Camden.
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ALBANY n. Y, June 25.-Superin'
tondont Preston, Of the state banking
department, said regarding the fact OF
tho Queen City Savings Bank, Of Duf.
ialo, closing its do0ra: THE report Of
the condition OF this bank on tho
morning OF June LIST last, as flied with
me OH June 8, shows resources Of
$2,3jl,Gi and liabilities OF s., $50, GA.
A reference to tho amount OF cash on
hand shows that it does not equal tho
amount OF the 10 per cent legal reserve,
required to keep on hand, which in
this case would amount to $4,000.
Tho cash on hand on June Let amounted
to about $l3O, 900.
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At the regular meeting Of tho city
board Of public works last evening the
bids for laying sewers andpaying streets
were opened and examined and tho
contracts awarded and other interesting
matters disposed Of. The contract to
lay all tho sewers to DO built this year
was awarded to Harry Rumble, at fig
ures not given out, and tho paving con.
tracts were divided, George W, L0mon
was given tho paving Of McColloch
atreetnorth OF Fifteenth, and tho Seven
tenth street job, Mr., j.. NJ. Todd was
awarded tho paving contract for Eott
and that on TWenty.second.
The matter OF laying tho telephone
underground conduits through alleys
was brought up, aud it was declared
that it was impossible to dig u ditch on
n side Of u paved alley and refill it,
and relay the pavement without serl-
Gus uneyenness. After considerable
discussion II was resolved to grant no
permits hereafter to dig up alleys for
tho purpose OF laying conduits or for
any other purpose unless tho appli.
cant will agree to tear up the pavement
for the, entire width OF the alley and ro-
pave With now brick. This order 10
likely to cause the biggest kick Of all
the many recent big kicks.
Tho board also resolved that here.
otter no portable engines shall be
allowed to occupy the streets for the
purpose OF hosting building materials
or other similar uso. They obstruct
the thOroughfares, brighten horses and
are ageneral nuisance, in tho view oil
the board.
No superintendent Of street work by
contractors has yet been chosen by the
board for this season.
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DEATH IS THE PENALTY.
A Young Man Accused of n BASTARD
Crime aud Sent to Jail.

n Young hlnn accused OF u DnstArdly
Crime mud Sent to Jail.
Annie Hilsbury, better known as
Katy Meyer, accuses William Meyer,
her adopted fathers son, OF u nameloss
crime, thrice repeated. Tho girl is not
yet twelve years old, and is being
brought up by Meyer, the South Side
barber, father Of tho accused. In some
way the noighborsI learned OF the affair,
and Officer Fitzgerald inquired into it,
with the result that n warrant was is
sued for young Meyer by Squire Gillos.
py. Last night after midnight Squire
Gillespy, after inquiring into the mat.
tor, sent tho prisoner TO iuil without
bail. The otlense is punishable with
death under tho laws Of tho state.
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VERY

The Government Practically Raises tho
Price Of Fire Crackers.
WAsulSGroN, D. C., June 2j.-Act.
ing Secretary Curtis, OF tho treasury do.
partmont, has practically raised tho
price OF Fourth of July fire crackers,
lie has decided that IN assessing i'm.
ported fire crackers It tho rate OF s
cents per pound account must bu taken
of the outside coverings ~ well us Of
the inside coverings, us to do otherwise
would be making IN allowance for tare,
which ia explicitly prohibited.
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At half past twelve o'clock lastnight
John Mccoy. while returning from tho
fire, full dead right In front Of tho
Niagara engine house door. DR., Reed
was summonOd, but 1t was too late for
his skill to DO Of any avail. Ills death
was ascrlbCd 10 heart trouble. Mccoy
drove n wagon for WatOrhouse Bros,
and until recently drove for tho Allan.
tic Toa Company. Ilo was married and
lived at tho corner Of Twonlh fourth
and Main streets. Ills death was
within n fow feet Of his own door. Tho
engine house mon carried hia body to
his home.
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rIIE rnGss GANGS OUTING.
The Annual Visit of the Newspaper Men
to Wheeling Park.

The Annual Visit of tie Newspaper Men
to Wheeling Park.
Yesterday tho Wheeling newspaper
mon made their annual clay of it" ut
Wheeling park, Us tho guests Of tho
park directors. About u score OF guests
went out OH Il special car on tho Elm
Grove road at 2 p. H., and u dozen or
moro followed at 3. Mr.. Anton Roy.
mann, chief host, vas assisted in enter
tanning by Col. +. Riestor, Prof. q. A.
Shatlcr. Judge q. w. Jollors. l.. L.
Stifcl, Mr.. George Hook, Mr.. II. Biober-
son, Paul Reymann, MI. II. +. Bohrenq,
August Roll, superintendent the park,
and many other Congenial gentlemen,
while Mr.. Sam Harrison, Prof. IL.
Schockoy, Rev. William Ulfert, Mr..
Pearreo, Of Cumberland, aud othors
were among tho guests. Tho news.
paper men present were MGssrs. q. IL.
fancy, W. Q. Beans aud II. V. Ankle,
Of tho Register; Louis Colmar, +. Col
mar and W. Wiuder, OF the Stdat3 hi
tmg; Roy Naylor, NJ. II. McNabb and
Will Woodruff, Of tho McWS; Frank
Tucker, Of tho Manufacturer; Ali Boyd
and John L. Day, and Messrs. Jonn
Ercw, Will S. Faris, George 4. Dun
nington, j. X. Hall, X. NJ. Archer and
Will CassCll, OF tho ISrELLiGENCER.
The hours were spent in rolling tom
pins and admiring the beauties OF the
park. A splendid lunch was sot at II
%seasonable hour, and 0s usual tho party
returned laden with ~mugnolias, and
glad to have been there.
The newspaper game OF ten.pins re.
auliol ns followg.
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CHESTER, Pa, June 2G.-Tho Crum
Creek Iron and Steel Company has
made an assignment. The company
estimates its liabilities ut $l2O, 600,
which will virtually mako it solvent,
but the assets include about $4,000 due
the company from Il former agent,
which arc not considered worth any
THING.
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The I%ntaIi8GnC0r'S 1 Cent a Word Coupon.

If you have a house to rent or something to sell Or trade, want to
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a faithful clerk, a desirable boarding place, or have foundo or lost any
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THE CIrY,s

Several Council Committees Meet and
Transact lIusIuoss.
The council committee on markets
last evening decided to have the centre
market open next Monday from 8 to 0
p. m,, instead OF Tuesday morning rs
usual, Tuesday being the Fourth OF
July. 1t was recommended that the
bid oil Wilson & Chapman, $l,250 for
shingling the Second ward market be
accepted. Bills ior$ l7 % were ordered
maid. An application from Thomas j.
Ball to rent u stall III the upper market
for q restaurant was refused, also one
from Gus Matthews for stall No. 60 for
q similar use.
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Tho real estate committee rocom-
mended that tho petition OF Mr.. Mauer
for permission to build II house on city
ground he rejected. 1t was decided to
sell the flag stones taken from the city
hall pavement at u price to DO fixed by
the subcommittee. Mr.. Farrell aug-
gested the stones DO stored, as they will
DO needed again as soon US the grass
'tha. The CeEtr.h Garden club was
grInted u lease OF city ground adjoin-
Ing their club house on Chaplino hill
side. The bid Of Il. L. Schubert to take
care OF the city clock at $40 a year was
accepted. A number Of bills were or
dered paid.
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Prof. Shockcy enjoyed the distinction
Of making tho only scoro Of 800. Alto
gethor it was a great afternoon, and a
whole paper would not contain an ade.
quatc write up" Of it.
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c. O. SMITH,
1879 Market street
LEGAL NOTICES
DER OF PUBLICATION.


State Of West Virginia. Ohio county, 10 wit: In
the Circuit CO. irt Of Ohio county, West Viz.
giniu. June KulCi, 1891.
Andrew J. IEaktcd and his
wife. Frances lIalStcd, An.
Mo II. Morris aud hcrhus.
baud, G. 5. Morris, aud
John S. Halsted. plaintiffs.
Jennie IlalstcI, Eliza Ann
iIcdillon aud her husband. III Chauccry.
James BCdilIon, Susan
Carssndnn aud her hIs.
bnnl. John H. Carskadon,
Warren linlstGd nnd Dos
sible unknown heirs OF War.
rem IIalstcd, Il he DO dc.
reused
ICCt Of the suit was tU obtain partition Of the real
estate Of Andrew 7. lIAlstcd, deceased, among
his hcira. In this suit Warren llnlsted was pTn.
Cerlcd against M II nonresident defendant, mud
Summon was served ~ to HIN by an order Of
publication made nj August Rules, 1872 In said
suit the said real estate has been sold, md tho
snufr Of Warren llnlstcd In the purchase money
SHIELD until the urllerOrlet vi the Court Tho
mid Warren llalstcd has not been hoard from IN
Ohio county lOf over eight years, lie wnS III Ar.
kunsnS mud unmarried whom last heard from
but II being suggested that hO might since hayO
died, leaving heirs who arc unknown and who
ought to DO parties In this CRisG, this cause has
been rpmnndrl IN Rules 10y tho Court for tho
purpose Of making such possible uuknOw heirs
PARTIES defendant,
Its therefore, on motion Of cOnplAlnants. by
thrlr solicitors. ordered that the unknown heirs,
il any there be, Of Warren llalstCd II he be de-
CcnsCd, appear within one month after the ltst
publication OF this order md do what Is nGCcs.
inry 10 project their interests
III further ordered, that this order 10 pub.
llahcl aud posted ~ required by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of our said
court, at tho Court House Of said county. this
I'm day Of June, A. y. tsgl, iOtwit: Juno Rulus,
1891 JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first ilmO junG 4. 1873.
Attest. JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
EESKiNE & ALLlsOS, solicitors for ComplalnanLs,
lDfTv
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Of dOnta' Russia Leather Shoes; wu
have them in all stylOs at reduced
priceV. l. " DLOEp.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB RENTT.
FOR SALE.

Five lots aud five acrcs Of land IN rrladGlphlA,
With two dwellings, slaughter house, leo house,
stable, and sixty bearing fruit trees for Sl,OO.
100 acrc frrIn, Long Bottom, MGlgi county,
Ohio; Loo FRUIT trees. Price $1,000.
lot No -. scCtOu %. Ccntte street, Mounds.
willie, aud 10 shares In MOuudsvillC Mining aud
Manufacturing Company, sEO.
Corner lot north Of street cur barn. Forty.
eighth aud JncUb streets
bot No, IS Water street, south Of Forty.eIGhth
street.
Lots Nos & and7 Eolr street south OF Forty.
ClghthstrcGL
lot 10, 10 south Of Forty'Clghth street and
Gust Of IuCOb street,
d acre farm, 10 miles from city and IL miles
from Wheeling creek.
No. GS Thiriy-tlrJt street
No. ~ Main street.
No, 1875 ChlpllnG stfOct
No. 1929 EOhISttuut.
No. 1925 MCCOllOch street.
No. l0N McCollOCh Street.
No. 2!i Twonty' ninth street
No. 9GIs MHiu street.
DO you wunt to Increase yOur business and
take In Gu active partner with $500 capital
Apply TO
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FOR SALE.


BARGAINS.
The property ut I'D Jacob street. has five.
rOOtmGd house aud ground, room enough fol
two mort houses Tor Sl.ljN.
Seven. roOmCd dwelling, with largo grounds,
on Wheeling avenue, Glendale, for 5000.
IOTS-YOur last ChanCC 10 get n splendid
South Front street J0.foOt front lot for $1,000.
No better location on the Island.
Lot. G. feet front. on North York street, oppo.
site Captain Princes residence, LEO.
food lots on high ground. desirable location,
OIL the Island. irom 500 to 600.
Pleasant Valley. $50 for lot 0lX2DO.
Elegant residence lot ut WU0dsdalO
Caldwell Run lots DNljN, $3.50.
uELVEDERE LOTS
am sole RUcnt. At low figures Long time
or for cash. Fiity.thrCe cents per week will buy
Il good lot
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WHAT will Simmons Liver Regulator
do9 Cure dyspepsia, biliousnSss, sick
headache and indigestion.
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EoR SALE.

EOR SALE-EIGHr HORSES AND
il mules and road aud spring wagon. Apply
ut KELLEIrS Grocery, No. 20 belmont street
~TIplluIfD. Ohio. jusi
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CITY CONTRACTS LET.
Interesting Meeting of the Board
of Public Works,
IMPORTANT ORDERS ARE PASSED,

AS to the RepavIng of Alloys where
bitches are Dug and other Matters.
Tho Seasons Paving Contracts are
are Awarded and Other Interesting
City business Transacted by VarI.
u Committees,