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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
THE SCHOOL ELECTION
In this County next Month viii be
Under the Old Law.
NO PARTY NOMINATIONS ARE MADE
Andtho County Commissioners There
fore Order the Election under the
Old Regime, which will Save much
Moncy-othcr interesting Matters
before tho Board Yesterday,

Yesterday was the regular monthly
auditing day OF the board OF county
commissioners, and in addition to the
routine work OF the committees several
matters OF interest came up for action,
As there were no party nominations
for school officers TO be chosen May Is,
it was ordered that the old law shall be
used, and the following persons were
appointed judges;
Richland district, brick school house,
]. NJ. McColloch, William Carter, John
W, Nichols.
Glenn's Run, John D. Wilson. NJ. +.
MoColoch, A T. McColloch,
Liberty district, Valley Grove. John
Korn, Morgan VeFmtlioni r. NJ. Max
well,
West Liberty, Samuel Boil, John
Gardner, ]. d. Atkinson.
Potomac, Isaac Snedeker, James
Howard. James Barr.
Richie district, Adams school house,
Henry Wolf, r, Criswell, James Colley.
Washington district, Fulton, George
Zoeckler ir,, Isaac Bogard, arp John
Koch.
Triadelphia district, Leatherwood,
George Woods, Joseph Bedlllion, Hugh
o'Neal.
Elm Grove, Frank Higgs, shriver
Woods, Lewis Wharton.
Triadelphia, Lewis Wheeler, Ralph
Mccoy, August Ebeling.
Robinson's, Samuel Abercrombie,
Newton McConn, Joseph Robinson.
The clerk was directed to furnish the
old ballot boxes for use at that election.
Holding the election without the red
tape Of tho new Australian ballot sys-
tenn saves not only q vast deal OF
labor and trouble for all concerned, but
the saving in expense is also consid-
cradle item. The law provides Tor u.s.
ing the old system when the parties do
not nominate candidates.
The road and bridge committee rec
commended that the proposal OF Theo-
dore Wolf, for right OF way for tho
Beall road, Liberty district, DO rejected,
and condemnation proceedings COM
menced
The clerk was instructed to furnish
Justice Arkle with a new docket. 1t
was resolved that hereafter all Justices
dockets BIO plain.
Tho committee on roads and bridges
will have busy day OF it to-day. All
tho annual bids for the contracts
for work on the roads must BIO gone
over and tho contracts lot. AS there
are several score OF them it is rather
tedious piece OF work.
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RAN OVER BY A CAR.
A Boys sod Accident on North Main STR
Inst Evening.

A Boys Sad Accident on North Main Street
Last Evening.
Last evening tlvc.year-old boy named
Michael Winesburg, living in North
Wheeling, met with a terrible accident
on tho Main street mule car limo near
Seventh street. Ho was on tho car with
his father, and it stopped to lot them
of. The boy did not follow his father
out tho back door, but started to got off
the front platform. Both tho driver,
whose name was Yoho, and tho boys
father shouted to him TO be careful, and
he became frightened and stepped off
with his face toward the roar OF tho car.
Hc was thrown violently to tho
ground, and his log was thrown under
the wheels, which ran over 1t, crushing
II 20 that 1t will have to be Nmputated
at the thigh. He was taken to his
home and medical aid summoned. The
driver was not to blame in the slightest
degree. The boy will probably recover
from tho effects Of the operation which
will have to be made.
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LIEUT.. Observation-Disclosures

Talks on tho Subject of Geographical
Evidences OF the Truth OF tho Revela-
tlon.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather last evening there was q fair
attendance at tho st. Luke's p. L.
church, on the Island, to hear tho Sec
oud OF the series OF lectures by Lieut..
w. Braunersreuther. These lectures
will deal with foreign countries through
which he has travelled, and their many
historical associations. Evidences OF
the Release OF the Israelites from
Egyptian Captivity" was the subject
last evening. Starting from Malta he
explained the courtesies exchanged by
vessels before their departure, and took
them on a voyage OF 1000 miles
to Port Said, the eastern terminus
OF the Mediterranean sea. This being
the beginning OF the Suez canal, he gave
n description how the vessels passed
through. After showing how the erron-
eous opinion that Lower Egypt, the gift
OF the Nile, supposed to be- land re-
claimed from the Mediterranean, had
been disproven by the excavation OF
the canal, and giving an explanation OF
the causes OF the overtlows OF the muddy
Nile, he showed how the Isthmus OF
Suez had been formed by the changes
OF the mouth OF that river.
De Lessopa proved this from the
peculiar soil found in the excavations,
which was analysed, and had all the in
gradients Of Nile mud. This in due
time had become covered by the sands
OF the desert, blown there by strong
winds. The lieutenant said he had a
disagreeable experience while on boad
Of vessel passing through the canal.
The various tribes, their customs, dress,
habits and the separation OF classes in
labor were all graphically described;
1900 OF these worked on the canal, the
Greeks being the skilled laborers. Port
Said, the starting point OF the canal,
was described, as we'll as all the histor.
ical points along the canal, which ia 81
miles long. 100 feet wide at the west
end and 72 at the east end. Tho sur
rounding country was rich in relics Of
the past ages, ESPECIALLY the days OF
early Christianity. These the lieuten-
ant discussed before closing.
The lecture was very much enjoyed
by ali present, and the third OF the
series will be given next Wednesday
evening. The lectures are free, and the
public ia invited.
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ANOTHER ARREST.
The Wellsburg Representative of
the Metropolitan is
INSPECTOR LYONS LATEST CATCH.
Charged with Forgery aud Embezzle.
ment-.seyeral More Arrests are Sure
to FolIow-The WelIsburs Man,
Lennon, Claims he is Innocent,

AZ predicted by the ISTELMaEScER
the morning succeeding tho Groves ar
rest, the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company muddle has assumed greater
proportions. AZ detailed below the
Wellsburg representative OF the Metro
politan was arrested there on warrant
sworn out by the compauy's represent
alive. II Is learned from a reliable
source the end is not yet near and that
within the next few days several more
arrests will be made,
The Wsllsburg special dispatch says
that about two months ago Mr.. F. NJ.
Lammon, ofthe Metropolitan Life Insur-
anes Company came to that town from
Kew Cumberland. He has apparently
duno very thriving business since.
Last night u man named Edmunds came
here from New Cumberland with war
rant for Lemmon's arrest, alleging en-
bayztement or forgery, claimed to have
basn committed in Hancock county.
I.Snmon was taken before Squire Rus
sell about midnight Tuesday and pre-
limlnary hearing was held. The bond
was rot at $500, Dr. J. B. Walkinshaw
furnishing it. Lennon was released
and the date for tho hearing was set for
to-day at New Cumberland. Several
more arrests are to follow in New Cum
berDand and also at this place.
Lennon had been expecting this
arrest, as he said so about a week ago,
He claims that his accounts are all o.
X. and that he has only been collecting
the amounts due the company from
persons other agents had insured. 1t is
hard to get at the exact state OF affairs,
rs the officials and those who know are
rather close mouthed about the affair.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water aud Movements OF Boa
Tho River Interosts.

Stage of Water aud Movements OF Boats
The River Interests.
The marks on the wharf show 10 feet
inches in the channel and falling.
Yesterday's arrivals and departures
were, the Lizzie Bay, for Charleston, at
7 q. m. Scotia. for Cincinnati, atSa. ID. ;
Ben Hur, for Pcrkersburg, at 1850 q.
m, and the Annie Laurie, from Zanes-
vile for Pittsburgh, passed up at mid
night.
To.dav's packets are tho Iron Queen,
for Pittsburgh, at 6 q. m; the Hudson,
for Cincinnati, ut s a. M; the II. X.
Bedford, for Pittsburgh, ut s a. m, and
the Sunshine, for Parkorsburg, at 1850
a. m.
Among the towboats that passed down
yesterday were the Ark, S. L. Wood,
Belle McGowan, John Moore and Fred
Wilson, all with good tows of coal.
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Fro Alnrm Int Nlrht.

There was a fro alarm from box IS
last night, but no fire, and the city hall
boil being plugged out did not ring.
Tho OntirO department responded
promptly, but was not needed, MS Ii was
found that tho alarm was caused BY n
shower Of sparks from chimney Of
Mrs. Woods house, corner Of Fifteenth
aud jacob streets. There was no
danger Of u fro on 80 wot q night.
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Ills Foot Mashed.

David Gerry, an employee OF the
Wheeling steel works had his
foot mashed while at work yos.
terday morning. His work was to
push tho iron crane, and as he kicked
q niece Of iron of the transfer, pressure
was transmitted TO the crane, which
ran ovor his foot He was at once taken
10 tho office Of DR.. llRskins. II Is not
known whether his foot can DO Baved.
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THE n. " o. SPRING soHEDU1E
To DO Made ut Columbus To.dny--somO
Anxiety Here.

To DO Made ut Columbus To.dny--SomO
Anxiety Here.
The Baltimore & Ohio officials will
mOot at ooiumbos to-day to mako up
Tho spring schedule, There have boon
a number Of reports as to changes In
the train service horO, but IL is said
none Of those arc finally settled, and d
local B. & 0, official told an ISrELLt.
onvcER man last night that at tho worst
tho now timo table would DO In effect
but short time. Tho spring schedules
IRE always temporary, aud II ia thought
that this section will receive fair con-
gideration when a permanent arrange
inent Is completed a little later In tho
eeaRon.
Tho schedule which has boon given as
official 90 far would DO tho reverse Of
satisfactory TO Wheeling people.
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Tho Now l,rldco.

Yesterday morning work started on
the now steel bridge over the back river
to replace the present wooden structure,
A gang Of men have been taking the
roof Off the wooden bridge, and will
soon have the work completed. Work
on the false work for the new bridge
will commence at once.
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The InteIHgencer'S 4 Gent a Word Coupon.

you have house to rent something to sell or trade want
buy ANYTHING want situation good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. or have found ostany
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount the rate of one cent per word
first insertion oneha per word for each subsequent e
tion to THE NTELLGENCER No. Fl Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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FOB Said.

Corner lot north OF street car barn, Forty.
eighth md Jacob streets
Lot No. 10 Water street, south OF Forty.eighth
Lots Nos and7 Eor street south OF Forty.
eighth street
lot No. Is. south OF Forty.cIghth street and
east OF Jacob street
Is aero farm. 10 miles from city aud ~ miles
from Wheeling creek,
100 aero farm, Long Bottom, MGigI county,
Ohio: will exchange iof city property.
10 acres Of lind near Elm Grove.
No. GS Thrty.rt street
No 7l2 Maln street.
No. l0b ChAplInG street.
No. 1929 EoiE street.
No. 1925 McCOoch street
No. 1914 McColloch street,
No. 2ll TwGnty.nluth street.
No. 2G!S Main street.
Lots on North Front street
Lots on South Front street
Lots on South Penn street
Lots OH South Huron street.
BELVEDERE LOTS.
Many other desirable residences mud farms for
Rnln
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g. DEVINE,

FOR SALE.
A brick residence ON Fifteenth street, SS,6o1
No - Vermont street, irlme,
No. 30 Forth Huron street, franc
No. G3 Seventeenth street, brick.
No. G5 Seventeenth street, brick.
No. G7 Seventeenth street. brick.
No. 90 Seventeenth street, brick,
No. g2O7 ChApline street, brick.
No. 1922 Market street, frame building, four
rooms, $1,000
A very desirable country residence In Pleas.
ant Valley, on the National road.
No IS North Front Street, lot 68xt1 tee.
No. 20 North Front street, lot VSIO) t09L
No. 2iO7 Eof street, brick. five rooms
No. 1907 Alloy II, frame, five rooms.
No. 1906 North Front street. lot OOxiOD feet
No. $50 Main street, b rick, nine rooms
No, III Fourteenth street, brick. lot JOXl!O feet
No. Z North Penn street. frame. lot 4Oxl40 teo-
No l0j Zane street, brick dwelling,
Fine building lots In Pleasant Valley
Storcroom and dwelling corner Eighteenth
and Woods street
Building lots In Icatherwood.
FOR RENT
No "a Virginia street. six rooms aud bath
A tlne residence with large grounds, furnished,
for the summer.
No. 1907 Chapline street, eight rooms
No. 20 North Front street, seven rooms
No Virginia street. brick.
No 1874 Market street, Office rooms
No 81 South Penn street. frame,
sixroomed house corner New Jersey aud
Ontario streets, April 10,
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FOR SALE.

Seven rooms aud attic on sixteenth street.
finely finished, bath, hot and cold water Side
entrance. New house FOur.roomed house In
the rear. Good Investment Cheap.
Sixr0omed house on Fourteenth street Water
aud gas in the house. Good location. Cheap
slx.roomed house, North York street, cheap at
$1,000. River view.
at 500. Very cheap. Easy terms
FourrOomCd house on Delaware street, lot
25xlC0. Price $500. Easy terms.
FOur.roOmed house on North Huron street, ut
$1,000. Good lot.
Now house. seven rooms, bath, laundry. cellar
and attic on Wabash street, near Zane, lot 89xieo,
at $3.50.
Flye.roomcd now house on McCulloch street,
lot SOxl"0. ut $1,000
SiXroomed house on South Broadway, lot
37Xl20. Cheap ut $500
FlyeroomGd new house at Elm Grove, lot
G5Xlb5. Price $1,000 Easy terms.
Nine.roomcd brick, corner Fifteenth and
Jacob Streets all conveniences. Price $780,
Sweeney Foundry Lots, fronting on ChGplino,
Twenty seventh and l:otl streets. Splendid lots
for business and residence houses.
Lots OF different sizes In all parts OF tho city.
Call aud sec us before you buy.
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NNLY THE BEST QUALITY OF
" STATIONERY, THE FINEST lSK AND
THE NEATlisT TYPE arc used In tho Com.
nOtclal Printing done ny
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70 acres of lanl for market gardening, north OF
JAMES A. HENRY,
Renl Estate. Agent Y. 8 Claim Attornoh Col
lOctor aud Notary Public
apiS 1912 Market street.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEES SALE.

7NRUsTEE'S SALE.
ny virtue Of a deed Of truS, made by John L
CRrlln and Mary f.. Carln, his wife, TO MO NJ
trustee. dated March q 1892, recorded In tho
office Of tho Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia. IN Decd VI Trust book
No. ~, pngO $40, / VIII sell at tho north front
door Of tho Court House oi said county, OH
SATURDAY, THE 2Orn DAY OF MAY, 1891
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m. the following
described prOpotty situate aud being IN tho city
OF Wheeling, ohio county, West Virginia TINT II
10 say! Lot numbered twelve IN block No on
the plat Of the ''Old Faif Ground Property" on
the west slide Of Wheeling Island In tho seventh
ward OF said city
The title tOsald property Is beloved TO DO per.
feet, but selling Us trustee, Will convoy only
the title vested In me by said deed Oi trust.
TERMS or sALE'-- Ono.lhitl aud NJ much moro
ns the purchaser elects to pav In cash on tho day
oil sale the balance IN two equal lnstallincnla NJ
QUO aud two wears notes boatlng Interest from
the dry Of sale ~ b. given for the deferred nay.
mcnts, the title 10 DO retained until payment Il
nRdOl IN iull w J. " COWDEN Trustee,
w H. llAihER, AuouoncOh aplO
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

Real Estate Mt Rook.Bottom Prices.
New slx.roomed house at G6 Zane street, s., 900,
Modern seyeuroomed dwelling, ll6 South
Front street. $1,000.
A Arst.elass tiveroomcd house, 1888 Virginia
street, !lJQ.
Two almost now Ave,roomed houses on Yer.
mont street Just one square from new bridge
They always rent to'A good class OF tenants and
will pay as IN investment, Rt $1,000.
Elcvenroomcd brick house and stable In tho
rear, northeast corner OF Twentyslxth and Eoh
streets, $500.
BUILDING LOTS
$40 for thrty.foot lot on North Huron street,
High ground, paved street, street chr line.
Residence lots out the pike. Nothing better
In ohio county,
Cheap lots In all parts Of the CITY,
G. O. SMITH,
APPS 1910 Market street
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NooTIy Took Away NY Ito.

I had heard Of Hoods sarsapnrllla aS good
medicine, so I bought bottle. When had
taken II, l found II had done mo some good, SO
continued till had taken thrcO bottles. ! I'm
proved 90 rapidly That could walk out Of doors,
and hayo steadily gained I'll am ut work
again and uso my hammer md trowCl once
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR s ALE.


Fine located business property, RIuay!lle
eight rooms and store roonii terms easy
House OF five rooms aud stable, 20i Eighteenth
street Sl,550,
House, 8 rooms, with full lot, east end of
Twelfth street, s425; half cash.
House. rooms, Eon street. Centre Wheeling,
$3.50
House, rooms and stable Eighteenth street.
s. $40
Three lots in Park View, cheap
one.half lot McColloch street, Centre Wheel
ing, 500.
Fine suburban PROPERTY two miles from the
city, i've minutes walk from motor line, new,
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on CaldWelrs run $50 each.
Fine Farm of l43 acres on National road, nina
miles east OF city GU easy terms
Farm OF 10 acres. tour miles north OF city, VIII
mako good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms. Fifteenth street. with mod
ern improvements,
House SrOoms, Sixteenth street 50 900.
House, rooms Charles street. Centre Wheel.
ing, $3.50.
House, rooms, Twcnty.third street, sl,20l
House, rooms, North Market street. SljOl
Business property on Market street at modCs'
ate price.
Small house and halilot, Jacob street, Contra
Wheeling, on easy terms, $500.
Lots Mt east end OF TwentY'third street on
easy terms
one.haltlot on ChaplIrs Strost sixth warL
5000
ono OF tho bost Misunderstanding sites Iuta
CITY, fronting on two rRilroa1L
500. 81, 200 and $500 to loan on city property
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BuoiSr Paste is sure death to rats
and mice.
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TNOR RENT-DURING THE FAIR
IL Three furnished rooms, with modern i'm.
provemcnts and usO OF piano. One Of tho best
locations and near Fair ground. For terms nd.
dress JOHN NJ. MARSHALL, No. 4i3 H. Forty.
sixth street, Chicago, Ill npl7.Mwstwy
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EoR REM.

dor PENTHOUSE NO. 100 FIF.
IL TENTH street. containing eight rooms
Inquire ut 10! Fifteenth street ape
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EOR RENT-DURING THE FAIR,
IL four nicely furnished rooms All con.
yenienccs good location. Terms reasonable
Address Lloyd L. JAMES, No. 40l L Forty.SiXth
street, Chicago Illinois. apl7MWsAWy
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
RoomG, City Bank Building
Telephone 2ll apll
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FINK & BROWN,
Telephone 0s7 tmrOl 1liaMarkot stree!
FOR SALE.


Cottage No. 90 ZRue street, lot 3Oxl20 Prlc.
81 $50 Very cheap.
Brick house aud store room, natural gus, loI
fxl05, Etnlvillo, Ohio,
House aud lot 4OXl0O, six rooms, bath room
and laundry, natural gas. Kirkwood, Ohio.
Lot t5xll0, Zane street.
Lot 8OXll2 North Huron street.
-Four lots on North Huron street
One lot on North Wabash street,
One lot on North Indiana street
ono lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street
ono lot, North York street, 3jKlSD, river Wow
Fonrroomed cottage. Martins Ferry.
One brick house. No. 57 North Main street
ono house aud lot, GlSiJ1, North Front S.r9's
One house and lot, 7OxilO North Front stree.
five.rooncd house on Eric street
one lot, 40Sl00 Moundsyllle.
FOur'roomGd house on Virginia street
EightroOmed house OH Virginia street
SOyen.roOmed house OH 3. York street GJSlI
ono lot In Robinson addition, s. Broadway
One.hali LOT on South Wabash street
Six lots South York street. tWntCrs add'l9hL
One, house and lot, $. broadway tSt LuRS'
chapel.
nOholel and several farms, sutton, " Va
All OF the above property. Will be 500 y,S Sty
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO LOAN,-From 500 TO 500 on
first mortgage real estate,
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Collectors. Notarlc'Pao
Ito, 81 ZAnO street. Island lntO
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FoR RENT.
FOR SALE.

TIGHTY.FIVE DOLLARS WILL
IL buy high gradc pneumatic tlrCd bicycle,
nearly new Cost $50. Used few months. Il,
NJ ARCHER, lntolligcnCCr office
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DOR RENT-STOREROOM, SUITA.
IL DLE for hardware or wholesale grocery
Hanover street, Martins Ferry. Inquire OF Com.
mercIal Bnnk MnrtlnIs Ferry, Ohio. Ap2i
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WANTED.


"ANTED,
w oil AND GAS TERRITORY.
wish TO purchase oil and gus territory and
oil production In West Virginia. Correspond,
enc6 solicited. GEO. GlLMOR, Room 406-iO6
FeTRnson Nlonk. Pittsburgh, Pa. ap2le
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GITUATION WANTED FOR YOUNG
~ lady StenogrApher, competent and ener'
getIc. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, lll2 Main street,
! Il Clark ManaVoF lpl9
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~ gladly testify to tho following facts, I
haye been very great sufferer for tho last ilvO
years with troubles Of tho LungS and Lid.
ncyS and tho worst stage OF
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Dyspepsia.

I could scarcely eat anything because OF tho 10.
tenSO pain In my Stotnhch was also Of one
timo covered with Snlt rhouna, and my cough
weakened mo so that could scarcely walk. I
had several nttacks Of bleeding ut tho lungs.
Ny breath became so short that was unable 10
work and was obliged to glVO up my business,
which is that OF mason. l could not even
walk about much. 80 I kept going from bad TO
worse, l then had an attack OF tho shingles,
which. with all my other complaints, confined
mo to my room for three months and
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MANIFESTATIONS AS TRAV.
w ELING companion, matron or office as
Elatant, by respectable middle-0ged woman,
Reference exchanged BOX 2i0' Bridgeport,
Ohio. ap2l
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JONES & WILLIAMS,
FOR SALE.

Real Estate Agents and COLLECTORS. Notarc' Pao
lie, 81 ZAnB street. Island. infg
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Fine located business property, !Etuay.ue
eight rooms and store roOnii terms easy
House OF five rooms aud stable, ?0i Eighteenth
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FOB s ALEI

Telephone ?lG