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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-18
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithty Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly anu
Pithuy Told.
MARY SYKES was arrested last night
for drunkenness.
A TELEPHONE exchange is being es-
tablished at Atenheim.
GREAT Improvements are soon to be
made to the large fountain at the Park.
Scro College. at Scio, o., enrolled
over 200 students the first week OF the
spring term.
THE will Of Amanda Frond was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday, ana
ordered to be recorded,
THE pipe foot bridge to be placed at
Woodsfeld is on the ground and Is at
tracing much attention.
THE Committee on Water Works and
the Water Board is called to meet TINS
evening TO make the annual estimate.
RELIANCE LODGE No. is, A. 0. q.
W., have some special matters on hand
tonight for the good Of the order. All
are invited.
THE Council Committee on Petitions
and Remonstrances will meet this even
ing to consider the applications for
liquor licenses.
ONE Of the most beautiful residences
and surroundings out the w. and 4. U.
r. r. is that to be soon occupied by
Samuel S. Bloch.
LOUIS ToLAND, of Washington, Pa
notified the police yesterday that Sill
VERNE watch, Elgin movement, hau
been stolen from him March 27th.
GEORGE j. MATHIsoN real estate
agent has this day sold 10 Benjamin. u,
and Fl. NJ. Larson lots No. 10, II, IS and
10 in Buena Vista addition. Consider
alton 81, 500.
REPAIRS are being made on the b. q
o. bridge at Bellaire. One entire new
span is laid, and the cars did not stop
running. The Union Bridge Company
is doing the work.
JAMES Topic was yestesday ap-
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate oil
the erlate of Charles Toppe, deceased
Bond 81, 200; Henry Single and Fred
erick Single, surieties.
THERE were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Mrs. Em.
ert. for disorder, was fined dollar and
costs, and Walter Madison and Fred
Knope five and costs for the same Of
tense.
A SET OF hands arrived at Elm Grove
yesterday and proceeded to near Han
lan's mill, on Big Wheeling creek
where an oil well is to be drilled fol
the West Virginia Oil Company. Opera
tions have begun. Three test wells are
to be put down. The machinery ar
rived at Elm Grove some time ago,
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday TO George Costain, a native o.
Wheeling, aged q, and Jerrrie Boden
a native OF England, aged 81; also
TO Ida Robinson, native OF Wheel
ing, aged SO, and Wood Hadley,
native of Texas, aged %; also, to Johr
II. Fogle, native OF Wheeling, ageC
81, and Malvine Cruise, a native o.
Wheeling, aged 20.
THE w. e. Z. G.. r. +. is now In bet
ter condition than ever before. The
road has the capacity of handling ont
thousand persons an hour between here
and the Park. The extension OF thu
road TO Triadelphia is still being talked
Of, and is being surveyed. II the roaC
is built to Triadelphia it will add two
and q half miles to the length, as th'
way taken will be winding one. The
matter of its extension, however, a
present is a little doubtful.
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Lnndnn Moner Market.

LONDON. April l6-The money market
Is gradually easing-a tendency which is
likely to become more pronounced. The
rates of a discount during the week were
IL for three months and = for short bills.
Gold has been quiet, and all arrivals have
been taken for Austria Hungary. Ameri-
can shipments continue freely. Silver has
been quiet. The market looked stronger
during the week, but relapsed owing TO the
competition OF India Council bills. The
Stock Exchange was dull and dreary DUR
ing the week. The failure Of the English,
Scottish and Australian chartered bank.
and the Coup d'etat in Servia made very
little impression on the market.
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OF to Chicago.

The following gentlemen left yester-
day afternoon over the Panhandle,
for the Windy City: c. II. Salade,
Geo. X. Salade, Chas. Fulkerdson, Bob.
Hoffman, B. T. Arber, Jacob Darling
Chas. Breen, Ed. J. Mccoy, J. o.
Noll, Ed. Albinger, VIM. Holman,
Asa Jackson and Chas. Morgan.
They will join Mr. Chas. f. Vanceuren,
who has been in Chicago for some
time, and will be employed under him.
at the restaurant in connection with
the Wild West Show.
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UNION Y. P. S. C. E. MEETING.
at Which Arrangements Were Made Tor
the state Convention.

At Which Arrangements were mAue ior
the state Convention.
Last night the Y. p. S. C. Z. OF the
CITY, seven societies in all, met in the
Third Presbyterian church. President
Canadian had charge OF the meeting
Ii was called to order, and an inVoca-
ton followed. Four committees re-
ported, the reports all being in refer
ence to the State convention to be held
in this city next July, the 10th, goth
and 21st. The committee on place
recommended that the convention be
held in the First Presbyterian church.
The committee on m1sic reported that
a fine orchestra and choir OF nifty
voices will furnish the music. The
committee on finance reported sos. 10
in the treasury, belonging to the City
Mission. This was not deemed enough
TO make the State convention, as
far as Wheeling is concerned, sue
cess. 1t was decided that each
society shall raise as much money
as possible and make the mark not less
than $50. This, with the amount in
the treasury, was thought sufficient to
make the convention a success. 1t was
decided to invite all the city societies
TO the convention as well as those Of
neighboring towns.
The election of officers for the City
Union resulted as follows: President,
Rem. Truxell, of the Disciples cburch;
vice president, Mr.. Hastings, Of the
First church; secretary and treasurer,
Mr.. Wilson, OF the Lutheran church.
The State convention is expected to
be the largest ever held in this State.
Over 200 delegates will be present.
Rev. 0. L. Stewart, of the First Pres
byterlan church, Steubenville, will
preach the sermon at the convention.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Pacific and Geo. Shiras passed
down with tows Of empties.
There were fourteen feet eight inches
Of water in the channel last night, and
falling.
Yesterdays packets were the Congo,
for Pittsburg; Scotia, for Cincinnati,
and Ben Hur for Petersburg.
The Hudson and Bedford will be the
Pittsburg packets this morning; the
keystone State for Cincinnati, and the
Sunshine for Parkersburg.P
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A Hint to worlds Fair visitors.

A prominent citizen Of Scales Mound,
Ills, while IN Chicago, was taken with
violent choleric pains and niarrh9s.
He took blackberry brady three or four
times without relief. He then secured
a small bottle Of Chsmberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhRa Remedy and upon
taking one dose the pains disappeared
and the second dose cured the diSrrhea.
DR.. H. NJ. Fowler, Of Scales Mound, is
eur authority for she above statement
Visitors to the Worlds Fair should pro-
cure a 25 cent bottle Of this remedy be-
fore leaving home.
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DIED.

VAN CLEYE-On Sunday evening. April l6
at O'Clock, n. II. VAN CLEyE, in the Goth year
OF his age.
Services at the late residence at O'Clock thi'
evening. Interment at MArIinsburg.
RIZOR-CnARLEs LoEiSG, son Of Georfe and
Ella Rizo., on Sunday afternoon 81 O'CLOCK
Funeral this afternoon AZ O'Clock Inter
ment ct Riyerview cemetery.
sTEwART-Sunday, April IS, 1893. at hsi
home in Bellaire, o., MARTHA ~ STEWART
wife OF A. T. stewart
Funeral services a. residence, wednesday a.
10 q. m. Interment at Toronto. o.
HELFER-suudsy. April l6, 1898, At AZ
o'clock D m HowARD EDwAED. son OF Charles
and Amelia Heller, aged II months and 3 days
Funeral from residence Of parents, No. III
Virginia street. Tuesday 81 $3.50 p N. Inter
ment at Peninsula Cemetery. Friends OF the
family are invited.
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IN THE COURTS.
Fred Morris Gets or Easy-Another Suit
Against the City.

Against the City.
The case of Fred Morris, OF Pittsburg,
indicted for stealing a couple Of dia-
monds from Jeweler Hebrank, last win
ter, came up before Judge Campbell,
yesterday, and because OF the strong
representations made by f. q. Morris,
father OF the defendent, w. Z. Hill,
Henry Beltzhoover, and others, OF Pitts
burg, the Court allowed plea of guilty
of petit larceny TO be entered. and
let the prisoner off with ten days
in Jail and lecture which Morris would
do we'll to heed. MIR. Morris, ST., is the
owner of large foundry in Pistsburg,
and his son is his book-keeper. He
came to Wheeling last winter on a
drunk. and while under the influence OF
LIQUOR took the diamonds. He was
lucky not to go 10 the penitentiary.
Before Judge PAUL, in the case of
Mary Radcliffe VS.. w. A. Love, 7. 5.
Thomas. A. J. Goodhue, and Edward
Atkinson, the motion to exclude plain
tiff's evidence was sustained, and ver-
dict rendered for defendants.
In the case of Louise Ksttler, ct al,
V. Kate NJ. Dickinson, ct al, the report
of George r, z. Gilchrist was offered,
and a final decree entered.
The case Of Beltz, Fading & Co. v.
Jacob & Dunnlng was put on trial.
Hermann Gruger brought q suit
against the city for $1,000 damages by
reason OF the change OF the grade OK
streets near Cqldwell's run by the Bridge
and Terminal Railroad Co.
Rules were issued yesterday morning
for w. II. Wheat aud Michael Ziegler,
two of the petit jury who failed to an
swer to their names at the proper time.
Both gentlemen gave satisfactory ex-
cuses later.
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rnuortb League Entertainment.

There was a splendid musical and lit
erary entertainment given last evening"
by the Epworth League, in Wesley M
Z. Church. A large crowd attended,
and the entertainment was decided
success. Elegant refreshments were
served at the conclusion OF the pro-
gramme.
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q. w. L. CLUB.
A Birthday Celebration at the Rooms
Last Night.

A Birthday Celebration ut the Rooms
Last Night.
Yesterday was the birthday of Mr..
Frank Dlnger and he celebrated 1t by
giving an excellent reception to the o..
w. L. Club, of which he is member, at
their club rooms, last night. About
every member Of the organization was
present and among them was Col.
Philip Losere, Of New York, who is an
honorary member Of the local club. This
Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
club was also present and OF course dis
coursed some of their finest music. Ele-
CANT refreshments Of all kinds were
served throughout the evening 1t was
one of the most pleasant affairs the
"Owls" ever had. AS token Of their
esteem, the club presented to Mr.. Din
ger a handsome initial ring set In dla-
monds. Appropriate speeches were
made, and everybody present had fine
time.
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Advertising Started 1t, Merit Made it Pop

DR.. IT. p. Hubbell, who is engaged In
the drug business az Wolcott, VT, says
advertising started the sale on Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy here, but II
now sells on its merits, and all who use
IT speak highly Of it," When troubled
with cough OF cold, give 1t trial and
you will be more than pleased with the
result. 1t is also 4 certain cure for
croupe In children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-18

There is nothing like DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil to quickly cure cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
M. j. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph,
Co., Mich.
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The Potomso Fair.

The Potomac Fair Association met on
Saturday TO complete their organiza-
ton. Directors we're elected, and some
other important business attended TO-.
We are glad to say that the fair is now
a sure thing. AS this seemed to be a
drawback to some who wished to take
shares Of stock, we hope they may now
find their way clear to take share, as
the stock is not yet all taken. The
next meeting will be held in the Poto-
mac Hall on Saturday May 6, 1898. All
stockholders and those who wish to be
are cordially invited to be present.
The Close of the Tiltonville, Ohio, Schools
There was a merry gathering of the
young, old and middle aged at the
school house on Saturday last, to wit
ness the closing exercises of the three
rooms, which united and gave the pub
lie q very fine entertainment. The
forenoon of the day was devoted to the
regular classes and to the treat-the
three teachers, Miss West, Mr.. Gun
ningham and Mr.. Porter, treating their
rooms respectively TO candy, oranges
and bananas.
Dinner was next on the programme
and was far from the least important
number. Shortly after l O'Clock teach
ers, scholars and visitors filed Mr.. Por-
ter's 1.-THE principals room to overflow
ing, eager TO hear the fine programme
which had been arranged for the occa-
sion, consisting of music, dialogues,
songs and Rotations.
The exercises opened with song by
the school and it was treat to all, all
Joining in the song with such vigor.
This was followed with a solo by Mr..
Cunningham, which was we'll rendered.
All OF the performers acquitted
themselves very creditably indeed,
among them being Misses Moore,
Able, AIKEN and Roth. Quite
a number Of teachers and visitors were
present from neighborlng town, Prof.
Hobson. Of Portland, and several pupils,
Prof. REYNOLDS, Of Buckeye, MesSrS.
oliver, Fell, Porter and Linton, Of New
Alexandria, and j. Vernon Cox, OF Dill
lonvale.
Just before the close of the exercises
Miss Moore in behalf OF the school
stepped forward aud in a very nicely
prepared speech presented Mr.. Porter
with an elegant gold pen and hymnal.
Mr.. Porter was greatly surprised and
thanked his pupils from the depths OF
his heart for their kindness toward
him. At $3.50 good byes were being
said, and all left for their homes, having
spent most enjoyable day.
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JUST RECEIVED. a full assortment OF
ladies fine shoes, all the leading styles.
Also a full line OF low shoes for spring
and summer wear.
T. PToND
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Mathodl.ts Onpose Homo Rule.

LONDON, April 16.-More that two hun
dred Methodist ministers in Ireland nave
stoned an aupeal TO Methodist ministers in
ENGLAND, that they oppose home rule bo'h
on religious and commercial grounds.
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'he other estimates so far made up
wear are as follows:

he revenues will not run over $780,
%. so il will be seen considerable
NRling" will have TO be done by the
pce Committee.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Water Notice.

The water will be shut off from all
parties owing bills on and after May
1st, 1898.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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Intha Norrh window

OF Houses music store may be seen a
number Of Organs that have been used
so nttle you can scarcely t9ll them from
newtand the price Is less Il IAN half their
oriA nal value. Any one wanting an
oysan had better examine Them.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Following is the program OF the Y's
10 be given at the home of the Misses
Sheets tonight, in honor Of their late
President, Mrs. Robert Kerr, who will
soon leave for her new home at Freder-
icksburg, Va.
Piano ...............Maud CARRIER
TRblesuX.
Piano and Guitar Duet...................
....... Edith and Anna McKim
Reading-A Psrady on "MaDd Mule"
.......................- hcGrew
Reaaine-aA New version Of Maud Mul.
LEY rs ii;..ia:l. Ainni' COX
Vocal Duet-In the Starlight.-..........:.....
............. 80 Marcia Scohsld, Ella DeYsult
Reading-"Heard Them Counted" .Besta Sheets
kass SolO-"A Toast" Mr.. Mortimer Williams
Re .ding-The Polish Boy. Ruth McMannis
Mixed Quartetts.
Reading ,snA NeSolts
aaage Cl1rk
piano Duet Anna b. and Ethel Hobbs
TableauX.
Mandolin and Guitar Duet. 49,.
....... Oscar Hampton, Edward Lewis
The following programme will be rem
dered at the Sunday School Convention
tomorrow, which will be held in the
Presbyterian church in the afternoon
and evening: Devotional exercises from
$50 to 3 o'clock by Rev. Morse. From
10 o'clock, organized Sunday school
work and normal work will be discuss
ed By Marion Lawrence. General Secre-
tari of the Ohio Sunday School Asso-
citation. The evening session will COM
mence with an anthem by the Presby-
terrain choir. Devotional exercises
conducted by Rev. Stevens MUSIC
by Crescent Quartette. Address
Marion Lawrence, subject: THE w
of the Sunday School Teachers,
lowed by so anthem By the choir.
The Township Board OF Edg
met at the clerks Office and or
under the new law. After traI
considerable business the Bo
jouTned until Saturday, April
O'Clock, Eastern Standard time,
Miss Carrie Crossley and Lau
ing. whose musical studies Uer
=. -
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JUsr RECEIVED, full line OF Gents
Russia Calf and Patent Leather Shoes,
all the leading shapes.
L. V. BLOND.
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FINE FOOrwEAR-Ws hshe Just re-
tived 3 full assortment ow shoes
3 ladies in eli the lag q : eS
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

All members OF Reliance Lodge No Is
L. W., are requested to be present At the q
inc tonight. as matter OF personal intsr..
each member will be presented, add ".
hereby specially requested y attend.
w. n SHAF
splsq Rec
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UyANTEp-sALEsNEN FOR COMBINED
w line elders and cigars. Liberal salary.
Address California Cider Co, Chicago, III
apl6dqet
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kR THE STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.
me members Of the Board, last night,
oted a good deal Of time 10 a discus
q Of the manner in which the Street
ailway Company has allowed the work
putting the street paving along its
ne In proper repair to drag on, and as
result OF the talk q resolution was
assed instructing the President Of the
Board to notify the Company that the
treets must be put in cOmplets repair,
10 a manner satisfactory to the Board,
rom one end of the city to the other,
within sixty days.
The negligence Of the Company in
regard 10 moving the double track az
FOrty-third street was also a subject for
discussion, and the Superintendent Of
Streets was ordered 10 take force Of
men to FOrty-third street this morning
and tear up the railway tracks at that
point. The Superintendent was on
hand, and said he would have his men
at the point named this morning and
that the tracks would come up.
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DEFECTIVE SIDEWALKS.
A..ho- r,o+tor ,ybfcb tho Poard 2

Another matter which the Board de-
voted it's attention was defective side
walks about the city. Several instances
where soft bricks had been used, where
bricks were loose, or where they were
missing entirely, were cited, and the
Superintendent and Clerk were instruct
ed TO notify property owners in al! such
cases that repairs must be made, or the
Board would make them and charge the
cost thereof up TO the owners OF the
property.
A number Of other matters came up
for discussion, but they were Of minor
importance.
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UTANrED-TYO EXPERIENCED TRIM
w mers ut once. MARSDEN L. CoLNl1'
l0s4 Main street splst
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r AIDES MAKE 50 CENTS AN HOUR
IL writing for me at home. Reply with stamp.
MISS EDNA L. SMYTHE, South Bend, Ind.
mrI2dQeQ
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Trust. Blank Leases. Sushccs bA-HAsi W.
REGISTER Counting Rooms.
-
Spr Observation-Disclosures.
..----->---.-~----~--~-~~~-,
NOR sALF-FINE BAY MARE. 6 YEARS
II old, suitable for draft or buggy purposes
Apply TO 4il9 Jacob street apIse@ah
NOR SALE FURNITURE, INCLUDING
II bedroom sets, mattresses. springs, hat rack,
small coal Gtove. small gas stove, chinonler
and chairs. Inquire 81 once OF MIS- q. l.
RHODES, 81 Virginia 81. ApleS
DRICK FOR SALE.
9Ooooo Hard Burned Red Bricks, seconds, and
10000 Face Bricks. Will sell cheap to close
out stock.
C. W. FRAN2HEIM,
snl7s Care Wheeling Pottery Co.
ToR SALE-AGo GOOD BROOD MARE WELL
II bred. Inquire ofJOS. FOX, 30 Coal street
splGdqey
UloR sALE-one First-clsss CuFis,n Quarter
II Landsu aud one curtain quarter SIX seat
| RockawAy both in elegant condition. Used by
| private party: will be sold at a bargain. Cal
! or address L. GILES ENKAMP SONS n CO, No.
so Penn avenue, Pittsburg, Pa splooqeP
NOR sALE-oYE IS HORSE POWER EN-
| II CINE one A. horse power boiler, gooi As
| new Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply AZ
! once. WOODS BROS 2. NJ. CO., Thlrtyfourth
and ChRpline streets, Wheeling, w. Va
! aPl8e6dh
NOR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
| Il the REGISTER Counting kooms
NOR SALE CHEAP-oNE GOOD IRON
| II sink, FOR use In house or store. Inquire ~
this Office. n.lSon -
( NOR sALE-uNR 10 HORSE POWER OTTO
| II gas engine in good condition. Can be seen
| nj Buckeye warehouse. BellAire, q. Inquire OF
| A. p. TALLMAE, First National Bank, beA'
| aire, o. ln..--@
NOR sALE-A TUERK WATER MOTOR.
! i For further particulars address "Power'
caro- Of this ohce Is11
ToR sALE-oNE q AND ONE 90 INCH
u pulley, and 9 inch face respectively. Ap'
! ply AZ this Office laol ln--
NOR sALE-CoPY OF RICHARDS ATLAS
! IL OF wheeling. Price, sso. Box go, CITY
| u n delC-h
NOR sALR-oNE OF TIE BEST LOTS on
/ II soutk broadway, 54lf feet front Enquire
OF FRANK &. SWIFT, $50 South Broadway.
flesh
! GOAL LAND FOB sALE--4OJ aces OF coal
- on the line OF the w. & l.. l. X. X, three
| miles from Portland station, o. Also 600 acres
| of coal that Join me- can be bought. The coal
vein Is feet. Call on or address j. i. NOD
| GEMS. Portland station, Jeferon county, "
masC&dsb
Nor SALE-THE REAL PROPERTY BE
| II longing 20 the estate OF the lRie william
Caldwell. being the brick house No. II Thlr-
tenth street. and the ground used with H. The
| property on the southwest corner or Jacob ana
| fhirtesnth streets, having two houses on ~
| This will be sold as one or two parcels the
| purchaser may prefer. These two houses are
| under leases expiring March 3lst, 1894 For
| terms and particulars apply TO HBNEl N. kus-
SELL, 1921 Chapline street aplleod
TyOR sALE-oNE LOT OF PULLEYS AND
! II Hangers, with oil cups for 4 two-lnch shaft
one pulley, face So in, crcumfsrence o. In.
o "a IS
/ Call A. this Office. seSth
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NoAL LAND FOB sALE--4O 400 aces Of coal
~ on the line OF the W. * l.. l. K r., three
miles from Portland station, o.. Also 600 acres
OF coal that Join me can be bought Inc coal
vein is feel. Call on or address J. T. HOD-
GEMS. Portland station, Jeiieron county, ..
maerkdEb
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i CINE. one A. horse rover boiler, good IS
new viii be sold cheap for cash. Apply AT
once. WOODS BROS p. NJ. Co, Thlrty-iouFth
and ChRpline streets, Wheeling, w. Va
aplBeadh
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Spr Observation-Disclosures.

EoR SALE-A GOOD BROOD MARE WELL
Il bred. Inquire ofJoS. FOA, ~ CoaI street
spl6dqey
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EoR sALE-A TUERK WATER MoToR:;
u For further particulars address Power
caro- Of this ofAce. Ieoa
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nor SALE-One First-clsss Curtsin Quarter
II Landsu aud one curtain quarter SIX sea-
RockawAy, both in elegant condition. Used 10y
a private party; will be sold at bargain; Csll
or address l.. Giles EN- kAMP SONS n co, NO
so Penn avenue, Pittsburg Pa. Aplooqel
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NOR SALR-oNE OF TIE BEST LOTS ON
IL South Broadway, 54if feet front Enquire
Of FRANK &. SWIFT, $50 South Broadway
fe1sh