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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-23
THE MINERS, CONGRESS.

The English and French Delegates Clash
Over the Eight Hour Resolution.
BRUSSELS, May 22.-The international
congress OF miners was opened in this
city to-day. Among the delegates are
six members OF tho English parliament,
led by Thomas Burt and NJ. Calvignac.
mayor of Carmaux, whose grievance
against his employers was the cause OF
tho great Carmaux strike. Sam Woods,
English NJ. p, and president OF the
Lancashire miners federation, was
chosen president; NJ. Calvignac, vice
president; Benz. Packard, NJ. p. and
vice president OF the miners national
union in England, secretary; Thomas
Burt, treasurer.
The British delegates at once sub
mitted their resolution in favor OF the
eight hour work day in the mines. The
resolution was seconded by Roudet,
Belgian delegate, and Piedboeuf, French
delegate. Ginger, Austrian delegate,
moved this amendment:
'Inasmuch MS the conditions OF labor
vary in different countries and in diff
fcrent districts of the same country, it
shall BIO loft free to every country or
district to obtain the eight hour day by
tho means best suited to its local con-
ditions."
The English delegates, Bailey and
Keress, spoke against the resolution
and thereby embroiled themselves in q
hot dispute with several French and
Belgium delegates. Basley, for tho
French miners, reproached tho English
mon for for their lack'of international
sympathy. Whenever there was d
strike among the miners at the north Of
France, he said that part OF the country
was flooded with English coal. He had
not heard that the English miners had
ever raised n hand to prevent this out
rage against their French brethren,
The time undoubtedly had come when
tho formation Of IN international
miners union was imperative.
The resolution and proposals OF
amendments were debated until i'd
iournment.
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ABOUT People
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond

strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
G. w. Davis, OF Charleston, was at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Hon. W. A. Hunt of st. Clairaville,
was in the city yesterday.
J.H. Mccullough, OF sistersville, was
at the Windsor yesterday.
Col. Thomas NJ. Darrah Ia confined to
his room with typhoid fever
Sheriff S. W. Matthews, Of Mounds.
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Ed Fritz, the South Side butcher, left
yesterday for Cincinnati and Chicago,
Powell Riddle and wife, Of Bcnwood,
left for Cincinnati yesterday for brief
visit.
W. B. Maxwell and John Longbottom
and wife, Of Brilliant, o., were here yes.
terday.
John Bruner, of Brilliant, is in the
city, called here by the serious illness
Of his father
Capt. d. B. Dovonor is home from q
business trip OF two weeks in the in
terror Of the state.
Rev. DR.. ]. D. MotEat, president OF the
Washington Jefferson College, was
here yesterday afternoon.
Lloyd l. James left yesterday for Chi.
cago. after few days visit with his
parents on Fifteenth street.
Mrs. J. w. Watt and brother left yes.
to-day afternoon for Terro Haute, Ind,
where they will spend the summer.
Geo. w. Thomas, now q well.known
undertaken Of Wheeling, Is doing bust
moss in tho city to-day. -iSkubmulic Star.
Mrs. John X. List gave u supper party
last evening, q number Of ladies being
present. It was In honor Of Mrs. Dr..
Frissell aud Mrs. Clendenning, OF Kan.
sas City.
Miss Blanche Hall, Of Richmond, Va,
daughter OF Rev. JObez Hall, formerly
pastor Of the Disciples church here, Is
the guest Of Miss Bessie Higgins, Of
tho Island.
L. y. Wilson, OF sistersville, Ed r.
Green, OF Jackson O. H., W. H. Morgan,
Miss Mimic L. Morgan and Mrs.
Mitchell, Of Grafton, were among tho
guests Of tho stamm,
Among the Boiler arrivals yesterday
were II. ]. Cook. OF Parkersburg, o. T.
Pointer, Of sistersville, II. G. Sample
aud daughter, Of Fairmont, and Thomas
Flowers, OF Warrington.
Mr.. F. Potrole, a Washington City
WheelnRn, arrived In tho city last night
ate o'clock from the cast on his bicycle,
and stopped at the Mcclure. He 10 rid.
ing from Washington to Chicago.
Tho steubUnvillc Star OF yesterday
says; II. u. Grimm, secretary OF tho
ReymRnn Brewing Company, OF Wheel.
ing; LOWS Halter, general agent at
Wheeling, and .. WOiagerbcr Of LOWS.
ton, Idaho, aro tho guests Of James L.
Duffey to-day
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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 the
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; etEectually cleansing the system,
dlspelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ieys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but It ig man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you will NOS
accept any substitute if offered,
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SEWING MACHINE FAIluRE.

The Domestic Company in the sheriG's
Hunds-Claims to he All Right.
NEW YoRK, May 22.-The Domestic
Sewing Machine Company is in the
hands OF the sheriff under two attach
ments secured by the Astor Place Bank
and aggregating the sum Of $4,000.
The bank officials claim that they
were deceived when the loans were
made by tho statement OF the sewing
machine company's affairs, which was
given to induce the bank to loan the
money. This statement, made on Jan.
uary 10, gave the condition OF the COM
pany on October last, assets Of $780,
400 against liabilities of $4,000. These
assets, the bank claims, did not belong
to the Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pany, but to u different corporation. 1t
is also alleged that the company was in
debted in current bills payable, personal
and other accounts S2OS,055, and was
liable to upward Of 100000 as endorser
upon various notes which it had dis
counted, which fact was wilfully con-
Cealed.
The bank demanded the repayment
OF tho loan and offered back the colla-
teral, but the company declined. The
bank thereupon declared that tho whole
amount Of the loan became due at once,
although the bills receivable had not
become due by reason OF the alleged
false statement, The sheriff put keep.
or in charge OF the Office OF the COM
pauy, but business went on as usual.
A meeting OF tho board OF directors Of
the Domestic Sewing Machine Company
was held to-day and atits conclusion one
ofthe,oficars said that tho company had
abundant assets TO meet all liabilities;
that the company would contest one OF
the attach ments.
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A number OF tho younger society
folks gavo pleasing full dross hop last
evening, at tho rooms Of tho Mercan.
tile club, oil Main street. Tho hours
wcro agrooably whiled away In fulfill.
ngthonoat dancing programme Of TWEEN.
" numbers, to the ontrancIng strains
Of tho Opera House orchestra Not.
withdrawing tho sutfocating heat, tho
floor was always filled with dancers
The dressing Of the ladies' was especial.
" attractive, Much Of tho succDsB Of
tho aiIair was duo to tho originator, Mr..
Guy Scott Among tho guests present
from other cities worO Miss Ida Col.
Inns, Of Quincy, Iowa, Mrs, Charles
Hughes, Of Atlanta, Ga, aud Mr. y. NJ.
Leo, Of Richmond, Va.
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REPAWNG STREETS.
Quite a Lively Time over the Mat
ter Yesterday,
BY The STREET SUPERINTENDENT,
Who Insists that the Paving where
the Streets were Torn up must be
with new Brick, as Ordered by
Couuoil-other Points in Repavipg
which are Ordered Changed.

There were two rather lively little
disputes yesterday, in both of which
the superintendent Of streets for the
board of public works had one side.
Both were about the repavlpg Of streets
which had been torn up, One was US
to repavlng over the underground con.
duita Of the telephone company, aud
the other as to the repaving by the
electric railway company, The latter
company was paving only between its
tracks. 1t was notified that it must
also repave strip on each side outside
the rails, as the ordinance and agree.
ment with the city stipulates. 1t was
also directed to use the new brick, as
ordered by council A farther objec.
ton was made that work had been be-
gun where tile street was already torn
up by the telephone conduit ditch. It
was thought that this would leave but q
narrow strip passable, and that work
might as we'll commence elsewhere,
where the streets are not otherwise OBJ
stFpcted.
In the case Of the telephone condulta,
Mr.. Hamilton, the contractor, told the
streets, alleys and grades committee
lust night that he would commence this
morning to Tepave with new bricks, al.
though he does not think that the wiser
plan.
OF the telephone company, last night,
and asked:
"What is the misunderstanding be-
tween your people and the board oil
public worksP"
mot the slightest misunderstanding
whatever between us. This company
will comply with the rules of the board.
They are the governing power, and the
work must be done to their satisfac.
ton. Our franchise was thoroughly di.
gested by council before its final pas
sage; it was before them for two
months, and passed through the com.
bined committees on ordinances and
streets, alleys and grades, with the city
solicitor. 1t was thoroughly sitted and
amended, section by section, by these
ReutleLueLI uH0 bnO SALy 4hbSAShts
were well guarded. You may say that
the ordinance and the rules Of the
board will be complied with in every
respect"
do you know what the dispute was
to-day?"
"No: | don't know anything about
the misunderstanding between the con.
tractor and the street commissioner. l
was not present. l do not think that
tho contractor will do anything.
that the board objects to. as he knows
the work must be acceptable to them"
~ understand he will use new brick. !"
"Yes; he told me this evening that
he had arranged for 10000 new bricks,
and would begin laying them to-mor-
row."
~ am obliged" said the reporter.
No, NO; don't mention it. You are
not under any obligations to me. Any
time / can give you information for the
public, call me up or drop in"
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A MARROW ESCAPE.

illustrating the Danger TO Careless Chill.
drou With Tricycles.
The danger to children who ride bi.
cycles and tricycles on the sidewalk
about the public building has often
been commented on, and the fact that
no serious mishap has occurred noted
as marvellous. Last evening two little
ones tried a still more dangerous
course. They were dashing swiftly
down Sixteenth street on tricycles
when man in road cart came sud.
denly around tho corner from Chap.
limo. The children, n girl and boy,
were about seven feet apart and hid
from tho man by the monument. As
soon as he saw them no aimed to
drive between, but tho girl closed in
toward the boy. Her wheel struck one
of the sulky wheels and she was
thrown of. She chung to the shaft OF
the sulky and escaped with cut in
the mouth. A more dangerous place
for tricycles could not DO found. A
horse is likely to Brighten there at any
time at an Elm Grove motor or 8. &
o. train,
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ler officiating AT the dinner following
the field exercises the emperor toasted
tho army as "strong, efficient and
faithful" In concert with his generals
he said no would not call the PrussIan
reserves under the colors this year. as
he did not wish to keep the men from
the polls next month, or to interfere
with their harvesting
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The IntdigenCers 1 Cent a Word Coupon.

you have house to rent or something to sell or trade wano
b ANYTHING want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. have founder osany
thing write just what you want plainly the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount the rate of one cent per word
first insertion and oneha per word for each subsequent
ton to THE NTELLGENCER No 81 Fourteenth street Not
ing less than 10 cents.
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THO I:mncror md tic Army.

Berlin, May 22.-Emporor William
rcviOwed to-day tho battalion Of In.
Btruction In tho presence OF his suite,
many members Of tho royal family and
tho attaches OF tho foreign embassies
aud legations. After tho march past
fold service was hold, Chaplain KoSs.
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AN Old WHEELING MAN KILLMp.

IIsniamih AIcaIochsn MeCOllooh Shot by
Burglar.
St, Louis papers of Sunday have long
accounts Of the-killing OF Mr., B. Men,
McoOlIoch by burglar, at his home
at Ferguson near St Louis, Saturday
morning. Tho story is interesting to
INTELMaENoER readers, as Mr., McCol.
loch was former Wheeling man, son
Of the late John McOolloch and u
brother Of Mrs. DR., George Baird.
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The Pittsburgh chamber OF COM
merce has denounced the Geary Chinese
exclusion act as III advised aud devoid
of craftsmanship, also urging senators
and representatives to vote for its re-
peal.
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Samuel Smith
,yI =. !, chanccFH

Samuel Smith c,,,,,..
Edward Lyle, ct al.
by virtue OF IN order rendered IN the above
entitled cause OH the Sth day OF May, 1903, BY
the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. West Vir'
gInla, II Is referred TO tho undersigned com
missioner % ascertain and report.
l. Tho real estate owned by tho defendant, Ed
ward Lyle.
.. The lions, and their amounts and priorltics
on said real estate.
0. Any other matter deemed pertinent.
Notice Il hereby given that tho undersigned
has fixed upon FRIDAY Juno ., 1898, ut o. IN.
as the time. and his Office, No. 1917 ChaplinO
street, Wheeling, W. Va. as the place ut which
he viii proceed to ascertain tho several InattOrG
IN said order required.
Given under my hand this sth day Of Nay,
1903 GEo. I, BOYD, Commissioner.
". n DUNLAP, Attorney for Plaintiff
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SALE OE
Thoroughbred Horses
JUNE 1eea,

JUNE -. 1893,
At LAUREL JUNCTION, DEPOT, barbour
county, ". Va: Dam Eori from Leader, her
dam from Lucy Glencoe aud Ravcnna, four.ycar.
old, from Arabian FOtOsto, Spread Eaglo aud
Judge Boyd, HambetOnian. Threeyear.old stal.
lion, from Ben Bowman. thoroughbred, 10
hands. 0ne.yGar.Old from Chief Rules. Humble
toninn, SEQ Wailace's American Ttotting Regis.
tor. Vol. 7, pngO $40, No. $3.50. Dam from Lender,
OF tho colts, was used only few times TO harness
In order 10 make her debut some day, IGN
hands think one OF Lenders best. All VOL
Kent for track Trains Will get there niter II n IN
myie MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Proprietor,
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To nil persons holding liens by Judgment or
otherwise on the real estate or any part thereof
OF Edward Lyle:
In pursuance Of decree OF tho Circuit Court
OF Ohio County, made III a cause thor0ln pend.
ing to subject tho real rStatc Of the said Edward
afo hereby required TO present all claims hold
BY yOu, and each oil you, against the said I'd.
ward Lyle, which hrO liens on his real Csntn or
any patl thereof for adjudication TO mo Ut my
Office, No ihl7 ChapllnO street, WhOcling Ohio
GIycn undOr my hand this S.h day Of May. 1904
myO1u GEO T. lloyd. Commissioner
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EXECUTRIX's NoTIOE.
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLICSALEOF REAL ESTATE
Brick House on No nth Main street.

On Saturday, May ~, 1903, commencing at
10 o'clock u IN, at the north front door Of the
Ohio County Court House the undersigned will
soil at public auction to the highest bidder. the
following described real estate, situate In tho
city OF Wheeling. Ohio county, that is to say;
Tho south One.halt OF lot No. 10, in Jonathan
Zano's addition To the town OF Wheeling, which
haltlOt fronts 80 feet on Main street, ut No, 52j
and includes a brick house OF twelve rooms, in
good condition. Terms-OnG.thlrd cash and
balance III one ana two years.
A. p. GARDEN,
my22 Executor Of Elizabeth PannelL
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A fine lot IN WoOdsdalO
A lot 40xi20 feet In Moundsvlllc, aud lea
shares stock IN Moundsylllo Mining mud Mana'
fncturing Company for 800
No. COL. 900 and 00j Main street
No. 1907 Alley IL, franc, $1,000 ...,
No. GS, G5. q and 90 Seventeenth stree! at SA"
each.
Lots No. 7S and 70 IN MillOrS addition to
MCMecheu. Cheap, .,,,
The malt house property, corner Twonsy.tatd
4 brick residence on Fifteenth street. sS,a'l
No. 70 Vermont street, fFamU,
No. 81 North Huron street. franc
No. 2207 ChnpllnO street, btlck ,..
No. 1922 Market street, frame building ioN
rooms $1,000. ,.
A worry desirable country residence In heh'
ant Valley. on tho National road.
No. 90 North Front Street, lot 60SiDO icei
No. 2iO7 EOif street, brick, i've rooms
No. o38 Main street. brick, ilnc rooms, 49,,
No. III Fourteenth street, brick. lot OGl3lieoe
No. los Zane street, brick dwelling.
Fine building lots In PleR9ant VALLEY. -,
storeroom and dwelling corner Eighteenth
aud Woods street
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FOB SALE.

E'oR SAlE.
Cottage No. 90 Zane street, lot sOxl2O Prlcl
$3.50 Very cheap.
Brick house aud store room, natural gus, 10;
47xiQj. EtnqYlllc, Ohio.
House and lot i0Sl0O, six rooms, bath r0On
aud laundry, natural gus, Klrkwood, Ohio
Lot 45xll0, Zane street,
Lot 80Sll2 North Huron street.
-Four lots on North Huron street
Ono lot on North Wabash street.
One lot on North Indiana street.
One lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
Ono lot North York street, 3SxlS0 river vlsL
Fonrroomed cottage, Martins Forty.
One brick house. No. 627 North MRln street.
One house aud lot, G1xiO1, North Front street.
One house and lot, 70xtlO, North Frontsi!Gs:
Five.rooinCd house on Erie street.
Ono lot, 40xl00. Moundsville.
Four.roouled house ON Virginia street
Eight.roomed house on Virginia street.
ScYen.roOmed house Oh $. York street 6Orl1
One lot IN Robinson's addition, & Broadway
0ne.half lot on South Wabash street
SIX lots. South York street, Waters addition
One house 0nd lot, S. Broadway Isl LuEsi
chnpeN.
One hotel and several farms, sutton, W Va
All OF tho above property will be sold VI
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER GEM
MONEY TO LOAN.-From 500 ~ sLGO %
first mortgage real estate
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estnte Agents and Collectors No.ario' PnS
lie. 81 Ianp ELfpnt Island mfD
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the tlmo 10 mako your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fait Parties ylal Ing Chicago
cau secure superior private boar Hug NJ 2l5i
The city for Worlds fair purposes Ono block
from Illinois Central road. that take you 70
either Of the four entrances TO the grOundh aamO
distance from cable road aud three blocks from
elevated road II Is the ilnost residence portion
olthg city, Tho advantage, atD many as CON.
pared 10 the immediate ylclnllyOi tho Worlds
Fair TOT Jackson Park, where everything Is OF
necessity Utud5 made only for thU occasion.
room mud number oi people occupying thom
Comfortably tutnishgl apartments IN tho hnnux
nlsOmewhht tOllVud mites
Table nbuudanily supplied With the worry beat
the market Affords Mcnls qnloilyan promptly
Mis- II W. LIST,
jATrThAs No 22li Calumet Ave, Chicago, III
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB RFNT
FOR SALE.

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Corner lot north OF street car barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No. Is Water street, south OF FortyeiVhA
Lots Nos Q and7 EOir street south Of Forty.
eighth street
east Of Jacob street
Is acre farm, 10 miles from city and y, nIla
from Wheeling creek.
100 acre farm, Long Bottom, MelgI county,
Ohio: will exchange for city property
~ acres OF land near Elm Grove.
No. Os Thlrty.flrSt street
No. 7I2 MAIN street.
No. l0H Chapline street
No, 1920 Eof street.
No. 1923 MCColloCh street.
No. 1914 McColloch street.
No. 22i Twenty-ninth street.
No. 262S Main street.
Lots on North Front street.
Lots on South Trout street.
Lots OIL South Penn street.
Lots on South Huron street.
DELVEDERE LOTS,
Many other desirable residences aud farms i&
sale
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. S. Claim Attorney, Co.
lOctOr and Notary Public.
,DpI iRIol MoeLak Gk.nn,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
$50 REWARD.

Tho attention OF all Interested Is called 70 the
Organization OF the Panhandle Game and Fish
Protective Association, recently formed In this
city. The object OF this association, as is
namo implies, is to protect game and fish III
this stato-to prevent the killing OF the first
mentioned out OF season and the catching OF
the latter by seinGs, or killing them by dynG'
mite or other explosives Parties on Buffalo,
Wheeling and Fish creeks nre specially warned
that all violations OF tho law embraced III
chapter O. OF tho codel II Will DO our effort to
discover and when discovered prosecution OF
tho perpetrators will follow aud the penalty
provided will DO rlgdly enforced. This warn
ing is intended for NIL persons.
To the turthercnce OF this end We ouer 500
Reward for information leading 70 tho arrest
and conviction OF and person killing guat,
woodCoCE or pheasants out OF season. drawing u
seine or using dynamite or any other explosive
to capture or kill fish IN the creeks named
above Persons giving information 70 any OF
the undersigned such information VIII be re-.
garilcd as confidential, and the iptorman Is Will
not be- exposed or used az witnesses.
G. j. RAWLING, PreSt.
T. NJ. DARRAH, Scc'y.
ST. SINGLETON, Treas.
j. G. BRADY, Board Of Control OF Pan. Handle
J. 4. Penn, " "' myls.rrhs4w
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JONES & WILLIAMS,
FOR SALE.

Real Estnto Agents and Collectors. No.AriC' Plb
lie, 81 Zane street. Island mrA
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WANTED.

NNTANTED-UNIoN CARPENTERS
w Apply at new NJ L, Church, bridgeport
Ohio. may2OH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., A
w 1TSt-claSS Coat PinlShet; steady employ
mept; best wages. LOUIS DELBRUGGE
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NTANTED-AT ONCE, AGENTS TO
w sell Biography OF James @. Blaine, by
Gail Hamilton. Call on or address the under
signed at $500 Jacob street, city. T. II. CRAGo
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INTANTED-TO LOAN MONEY AT
wv two per cent first mortgage real estate
security, farm or city property. Gall on or I'd
dress j. Z MARBLE, Elm Grove, W. Va myl8
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BOOK.
w KEEPER aud Cashier, Address DRY
GOODS AiERCH ANT care this office, my2O
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WTANTED-TO RENT A FUR
w NIsHED roomy house In Pleasant Valley
or Elm Grove, Address "RENTER,' with par
tlculArs, care OF the IntelllRencoT office. myl2