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place within the chancel rail. followed
by the groom, Mr.. Glass, and his best
man, Mr., w, s. Arnett, OF this city. The
ushors, Messrs. Walter ii, Hall, Charles
Lamb, Samuel Patterson, Of Wheeling
and Mr.. Hugh w. Scott, OF Pittsburgh,
Immediately commenced the march up
the aisle Then came two handsome
little flower girls, Misses Della Braden,
daughter of Mr.. John NJ. Braden, and
Rebecca Streator, daughter OF Col. j. B.
Il. Strealor. They were attired in pink
gowns aAd carried wreathes and cut
howers. These were followed by the
maid OF honor, Miss Lillian Taylor, OF
Allegheny, Pm, handsome brunette,
who wore beautiful costume OF apple
green silk, slippers and gloves TO match
Then came the bride, leaning on the
arm OF her father, She wore a gown
that was a poem in white. The waist
was OF ivory duchesse satin, large
pulled sleeves trimmed with duchesse,
and lace bertha, pearl finish. The En-
pire skirt with train was trimmed with
pearls.
during the impressive Episcopal ser
vice Miss Acheson, the organlst,
PLAYED in very subdued tones "Call Me
Thine Own" When the last words
were said, and the benediction had been
pronounced, the organ pealed forth the
strains OF Memberships march, and
rs tho bridal party formed to retire
from the church, the chimes in the
tower blended with the exultant strains
Of the organ, the bride smiling aud
bowling as she passed down the aisle. 1t
was, without qualification, ono OF tho
prottiest wedding ceremonies witnessed
anywhere.
X reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents on West Beau street,
Pho parlora were profusely decorated
with forms, palms and flowers, and the
gardens in tho rear wore illumlnatod
by natural gas, where the Washington
orchestra was stationed and diseoursed
pleasing airs throughout the evening.
The refreshments were served by Caterer
Kennedy, OF Pittsburgh. At IL o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Glass left over the Balti-
more q Ohio for Chicago, where they
will remain two weeks, They have
taken apartments with Mrs. Mary Good,
Fifteenth street. where they will be at
home to their friends on their return.
Tho esteem in which the couple are
held by their friends wis shown by tho
handsome remembrances they received,
which were numerous and costly.
There was u largo number OF guests
present from Wheeling, Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Chicago, among whom
were the following; MIR. and Mrs. John
Frew, Col. W. w. Arnett and wife, Mr..
Alex. Frew, wife and daughter, Miss
Nellie, Miss Mollie Frew, Mr.. and Mrs.
james X. Hall, Misses Lydia and
jamie Good, Miss Lydia McMechon
and Messra. w. ". Whitmyer,
John L. Day and George W. Atkinson.
Jr., of Wheeling; Mr.. Hugh Brown and
Hugh Brown, Jr., OF Steubenyille. Ohio;
Mrs. Roseman Gardner, Mr.. George
Gardner, Miss Mary Gardner, Mr.. Y. j..
Orr and wife, Miss Edith Forgey and
Mr.. Q. s. Howell. of Pittsburgh; Mrs.
Diana Ruth, OF Chicago.
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I,ase BAH Yesterday.

Philadolphia-Ph Philadelphia 8; Louis
Vile z; item innings.) Earned and 8.
Errors, 8 each. Hits, 10 and lS Pitch
ers, weighing and Hemming Umpire,
Snyder
Baltimore, Md.-BaltimoN, a. Chi
cago, 0. Earned, and 9, Errors, 8
and 8. Hits, s and 10. Pitchers, Nc
Nabb and McGill. Umpire, McLaugh-
brooklyn, N. Y.-Brooklyn, u. St.
Louis /. Earned, Brooklyn Q. Errors
and 9. Hits, II and g. Pitchers,
Stein, Hawley, Bteltenstein and Clark
son. Attendance $500. Umpire, Hurst.
Observation-Disclosures A; Glove,
land 9. Earned, each. Hits, 10 and
7. Errors. and s. Pitchers, Meekin
and Cuppy. Umpire, Mcclure.
New York, June 7.-Pittsburgh Il
New York; 4. Earned 5 and 8; errors a
and Z; hits 10 and s.; pitchers, Killen
and Baldwin; umpire, GafFneY
BosToN, June 7.-Cincinnati 0; Bos-
ton 3, Errors 2 and /; hits II and Z;
pitchers, Dryer and Nichols; umpire,
Emslie.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strunsers;in the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strunsers;in the City aud Wheeling Folks
AbrOad.
Mrs. AnnSWheeler is visiting friends
| il, Washington, Pa,
AaSjstantAClerk JOHN Walton, Of the
circuihcourt,, has goneto Weston on
visit.
Miss Georgia, RhOm, of Tyler county,
il visiting relatives on North Main
street.
Mr.. Joseph BaerAnd his sister, Miss
Mollie, are> at Chicago, taking in the
Worlds Fair.
Charles Douglass, OF the South Side,
will leave Tomorrow onHa trip to Cleye'
land and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shy Of the South
Side, are the guests OF New MartinsVllle
friends this week,
Judge Tyler, OF Cleveland, attorney OF
tire O., L, 4 W. railroad company, was
at the Hotel Windsor'yesterday
w. II. Holsinger ard wife, Of Man
nington, and Rev. ], r. Chenoweth, OF
RowlesbuFg, are at hetMcLupc'
Tom Huey, young .glassworker of
the South Side, leaves This week Tor
Muncie. Ind, where hey will BIO en-
ployed for the summer.
Miss Annie w. Elder, of lSistersville,
who has been attending tire seminary
in Washington, Pa, during the past
year, returned homo yesterday via
Wheeling.
Archie Thistle and Misses Georgia
and MolIie Roome, oil Sistersyllle, H. !,
Thompson, OF Philippi, and Thomas +.
Brooks and wife, ,of Fairmont, were at
tho stamm yesterday.
The Misses Cummins, OF Chapline
street, entertained party OF ladies' at
luncheon yesterday afternoon to meet
Miss Rainey, OF Cleveland, Ohio, who j.
visiting Mrs, VIII Hearne.
Mrs. James Matheson, of the East
END, lett last evening for o visit to her
parents in Wheeling. Miss Lille
Kline, Of Wheeling, is the guest OF
friends in the city.-PGrkerSburg State
Journal,
p. Y. Hitc, OF King, Chas. II. Knott,
Of Jefferson county, II. @, Hall, OF
Charleston, John Mcintosh and son, OF
Ravenswood, and F. r. Stewart. OF
Warrington, arc tho West Virginians
at the Windsor.
L. ]. Long, John ]. Celia, W, S.
| Porter, Charles Wolfendale and w. ].
Wright, Of Pittsburgh, stopped in the
city yesterday while on their way to
Fairmont to look after heavy coal inter
ests in that town.
D. DAILY and r, S. Mcconnell, OF
Sistersville, j. w. Dudley, A. G. Dudley
and George Casteel, Of Parkcrsburg,
]. b. Knott. OF Huntington, and Prof.
John A. Myers. OF Morgantown, regis
tered at the Behler yesterday.
DR.. H. @. Brannon and family, Of
Wheeling, are guests OF Ais hotel, pr
Brannon is here in tho interest OF the
new order OF Royal Friends, qn insur-
ence and benefit organization, with a
branch of tho order in this city. He
will be here week or two.-PGrkasGarg
Sentinel,
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WINCIIER-sTATLER.
stylish NuptiaIs solelunize the Onion Of nm
Island Couple.

Stylish NuptinlS SOlelnnlZo the Union Oh M
Island Couple.
Ono Of the prettiest weddings OF tho
season was solemnized at high noon
yesterday on the Island. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. Albert +. Wincher
and Miss Lillian v. statler. The we'd
ding occurred at the beautiful residence
of Mrs. Mary A. Statler, mother Of the
bride, which was very tastetully decor
ated with evergreens. ferns and flowers.
The wedding was witnessed only by
relatives and intimate friends OF the
contracting parties.
The bridal party entered the parlors
to the beautiful strains OF the Mendels-
sohn wedding march, rendered by
Miss Belle McGranahan, and was met
in the parlors by Rev. j. II. Hess,
pastor OF Thomson NJ. L, church, who
performed the heQutiiul and impressive
ceremony that made the pair man and
wife.
The bride, who is beautiful blonde,
looked very charming in her dress Of
crepe do chine and brocaded satin, made
empire style, on train, and trimmed in
duchess lace. 1t was completely COW
cred with tho bridal veil. caught up
with diamonds. She carried bunch
OF bridal roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lottie
NIcConnaughy, of Bridgeport, who was
dressed irr an empire gown OF Nile
green China silk; and Miss Loretta Nc
Granahan, OF the Island, who wore an
empire gown of pink China silk. Both
are beautiful brunette's and looked
even unusually lovely. The groomsmen
were Mr.. L. NJ. Statler, brother OF the
bride, and Mr.. G. Ed Wincher, brother
OF the groom, and they were attired in
the conventional black.
At the conclusion OF tho ceremoni es
and the extending OF hearty congratu.
lations, the guests were served with an
elegant wedding dinner. The bride and
groom left on the baltimore & Ohio
road at $3.50 p. In., amid showers Of rice
and old shoes, on n bridal trip. They
will visit Washington, Baltimore and
the mountain summer resorts, and on
their return will mako their home with
the brides mother, No. rs North Front
street.
The groom is very popular travel
ing salesman for Barnes Il McGregor,
and the bride, the beautiful
and highly accomplished daughter Of
Mrs. Mary A. Statler, was formerly q
teacher in the Bridgeport public
schools. Both have hosts Of friends,
which was clearly demonstrated by the
many useful, valuable and handsome
presents they received,
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PAULL,NIILMNIi.
a Quiet but Pretty Wedding on South
Front Street, Island.

a Quiet but Pretty Wedding on South
Front Street, Island.
Mr.. George PAUL, n member Of the
firm Of Hubbard & PAUL, tho well known
wholesale grocers, was quietly married
yesterday afternoon at o'clock to Miss
Elizabeth Miller, at hcr residence on
South Front street, Island, Row. DR..
j. T. Mcclure, pastor OF tho United
Presbyterian church, performed the
ceremony in tho presence Of n number
OF relatives and u few friends OF tho
couple. Tho parlors wore beautifully
decorated with cut flowers In honor Of
the occasion. There were no attend.
ante, tho nuptial ceremony being sim.
plicity itself. Tho bride wore u very
becoming bridal gown OF lead coorod
silk Many handsome presents were
received from friends OF tho couple.
MIR. aud Mrs. PAUL. at onCo repaired to
carriage awaiting and wore driven 10
tho Baltimore & Ohio depot, whore thoy
took tho $3.50 train for Chicago to take
In tho Worlds Fair for several weeks.
Tho warm congratulations and host
wishes Of many friends followed In their
wake
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE

House, srooms, Sixteenth street, iu good con.
dltlon, $500
House, IFoOns, Twelfth street. lota5xloO feet.
House, 7roOms. Jacob street, Centre Wheeling,
Sl,SO0
Corner x lot, Woods street, Centre Wheeling
The best business property In ElnayllS,
eight rooms store room and good stable on
easy terms, Good reasons for selling.
House aud full lot Wood street, near Forty,
Thrco iotG 60xtO0 feet, Filan, White C Gala.
gher's addition, 800 each.
House Of five rooms and stable, 2Ol Eighteenth
street. $3.50,
House rooms. with full lot, east end OF
Twelfth street, Sill; half cash,
House Q rooms and stable, Eighteenth street,
Three lois In Park View, cheap
one.halilot, McColloCh street, Centre Wheel
ing. 500,
Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city, 1--we minutes walk from motor line, now
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on Caldwells run $50 each.
Fine Farm OF lij acres on National road, nIuS
miles east OF city on easy terms.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth stroOt with mod.
ern improvements.
House, Sfoohs, Sixteenth street. $1,000.
House, rooms, Twenty.third street, Sl,2ll
House, 7roomS North Market street, sl60l
Busln6Ssproporty on Market street " modor-
Lots At Cqss end OF Twouty.thIrd strOs: on
easy terms
One OF tho bot Misunderstanding sIsol III the
city, fronting on two rallrollL
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TRANSFORMATIONS NUprIAns.
A wheeling Man Marrlos Washington,
Pa, Young Lady.

A Wheeling Man MarrlOs Washington,
Pa, Young Lady.
One OF tho hNndsomcst and most
elegantly appointed weddings that ever
occurred in Washington, Pa, was tho
solOmnization last ovonins OF the nup.
tials OF Mr.. John P. Glass, son OF Mrs.
John Frow, OF this city and Miss
Mamie Hamilton, youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Y. Hamilton. The
bride IL the iairest Of Pennsylvania
daughters, and 10 esteemed for her
many gracos OF mind and heart, not
only in tho CITY OF her birth, whore
she numbers countless friends, but by
her acqualntanccs In this city, whore
BhO has frequently boon u welcome
visitor. Besides hor attractions Of
person Bho is an accomplished mus.
ician, and sklllful performer on tho
violin.
Trinity Episcopal church, on East
Beau stroot, whore tho marriage cero-
mony was performed, was handsomely
decorated for tho occasion, tho chancol
being proiusion OF flowers aud potted
plants. Long before tho hour set for
tho ceremony the odincO was filled with
tito invited guests, many from abroad
being present. Tho walks from tho
street TO tho church door woro laid
with muslin, aud tho vicinity was filed
with spectators who were not 80 for.
tunate as to DO favored with cards oil
admission.
Whilo tho audience was waiting for
tho arrival Of the bridal party, Mise
Margaret Acheson performed several
pleasing aira on tho organ. Promptly
at tho hour Bot, 7,45 o'clock, the organ
urstiorth with the BonorOus strains Of
tho wedding chorus from LohcnRrln.
Al tho same time Tho rector Of Trinity
church, Row Charles o'heara, took bis
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A Coatly Gins, Iirol,cn,

Yesterday when Mi Kutnor, Of Kur.
nor & Chow, opened largo box con.
tanning thrGo panoH Of hugo plate glass
for tho now Peabody insurance block,
no found TINT while IN transit some.
body had ilrod a bullet through tho
box, breaking one glass. II was worth
nearly 500,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB Said.

SIX rooms and store room on Mccolloch street
QtS9.7O0 Easy terms.
Lot on Market street, between Twenty second
and Twenty.thlrd streets, y feet front, at 700
Five.roomGd house, No. 9GiO Market street
Price Il 500 Elsy terms.
SevOn'roomed house, Echo Point. lot 2OOx30O
natural gas, pufG water; very cheap; near motor.
Lot on Wabash street, 80 feet front, ut $3.50
six.r0omed house on Fourteenth street, at
s. 700.
Twelve.roomcd,, double house. Nos. 81 and SO
Fourteenth street, ut $500; lot 3jxl2oi very
cheap ut So, 100
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The IltslligenCers 1 Gent a Word Coupon.

If YOU have house something to sell trade want to
buv ANYTHING want situation good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place or have found or lost any
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount at the rate of one Gent word
first insertion and oQeha per word for each subsequent
on to THE lNTELLlGENCER No ~ Fourteenth street Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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Steamship News.

NEwYoRK. Juno 7.-Arrivod, Majestic,
Liverpool; Thingvalla, stettin; Lain,
GENOA, June ARRIVED, Vera, New
York.
Now York.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TXEoUToR's NOTICE.

The undersigned having duly qualified aS OK.
ecutor OF the lust Hlll OF DR., A. Il stifcl, do
ceased, notice is hereby given 10 all persons In
debted to tho estate OF Dr. stiiel that the &C.
counts have been left for collection with Lou Y.
StifOl, at tho Wheeling Tito and Trust Company
No. 1875 Market street. All persons having
claims against said estate are requested to pre-
jGl GEO. L. sTIFEL. Executor
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Mrs. Funny Il. Hughes, widow Of tho
lato Thomas Hughes, esq., Of this city,
was married at noon yesterday at 81.
BNrtholomUw's Episcopal church, Baltl.
more, Md, TO Mi. Harry Constable, Of
TINT city.
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the tlmo to mako your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fair. Parties visiting Chicago
cali secure superior private boarding ut 2l5l
Calumotuycnuc. The location IL tho finest In
the city for Worlds Fair purposes Que block
from Illinois Central road, TINT take YOU 10
either OF the four entrances TO tho grounds. Same
distance from cable road anl three blocks from
elevated road, II IL the finest residence portion
oithe city. Tho advantages aro many rs conf
pared to tho immediate vclnityoi the Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson Parll, whGro everything Is OF
necessity Crudc, mudo'Only for tho OCCASION.
room aud number Of people occupying them
Comfortably furnished apartments In tho annex
at somewhat reduced rates.
Table abundantly supplied with tho very bost
tho market affords. Meals quietly and promptly
MRS H. W. LIST,
ja7.TrhAs No. 225l Calumet Ave. Chicago, Ill
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FOR RENT.

Six rooms, North Huron street, facing Ken
lucky street: rent SIS; oil ConyonlrnCeS
-Four rooms and bath on Zane street; rent Sl5
Seven rooms and bath, No. 1881 Eor street;
rent 500
Six rooms both gasca No. 22ll Eoff street;
rent SIT u month
Six rooms aud bath, both gases, No. 1873 South
Penn street; rent so.
Lane: rcnt S2j
Furnished room near steel bridge. sl2a month.
Six rooms and bath, corner Indiana and Wa
bash streets,
ROLF & ZANE,
No. 1927 Market Street,
Telephone 600 jos
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Joseph o. Lopes
OF Nlaynards, Nd.
Younger and Better
q war Veteran,e etorY

Hoods SGrsapariILG GtUes Strength
and Ovoroomos TItCunSdttsnL
"TherO Is nothing have ever taken in my
life that did mo so much good as Hoods sarsn-
parTlla Twas in tho Union ar1ny from 'C1 TO
ct; was confined In Andorsonvillo prison eight
months, aud tho diseases contracted tllcro stu
llngcr had chlllS and fcvCrs for years, and
my doctor told mo that must take 40 grains OF
qulnInc u day for long timc. l did SO, but
after umo II did mo no good, and thcn no
ordered hop tea, which was ns bitter as gall
md inndO mo sick. rheumatism thcn caught
mo In my left leg and j could not move IL The
doctor said
I Hnd Malaria.
Hoods sarsaparilla did mo 80 much good that I
have tal;On II ever since and u always does mo
good. My friends toll mo look younger and
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WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Five Couples Added to the List OF
Those United in June.
THE DAY Was MOST AUSPgIOuS

aud "AIay Their Lives be Always
Bright us on That Eventful Night
shone the Stars Above Them"-Four
Wheeling Mon Take Helpmates,
Two from NelghborIaG Townsville
Glass. Hamilton Wedding.
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FOR SAILED.

a
Cottage No. % Zanc strcot lot SOxl9O PrlcA
$3.50 Very cheap.
Brick house aud store room, natural gas 10.
47xl0i, Rtnavlllo, Ohio,
House and lot 40xl00, six rooms, bath room
and laundry natural gls, K!rkwoOd, Ohio.
Lot I5xll0 Zane street.
Lot 30Xlll North Huron street.
-Four lots on North Huron street
One lot on North Wabash street
One lot OH North Indiana street
Ono lot OH South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
One lot North York street, SSXlS1, rlvor Wow
fourro0med cottage, Martins Ferry
One brick house. No. 527 North Main street,
Oneh0usO aud lot, GlSIOl, North Front steai
one house and lot, 70XlnO. North trout stE90-
FverOomCd house on Eric street
one lot. 40xl00 MOundSvlll0
Four.roOnled house on Virginia street
Elght.roomed house on Vlrglnia STREET
SGven.rOOmcd house on s. York street, GlSlh
OnUlot In Roblnsons addition, S. Broadway.
0nehaf lot on South Wabash street
Six lots, South York street, Waters addition
one house and lot, S. broadway (St LuEes
chapel.
one ho,ol aud several farms Sutton ". Va
All OF tho above property will BIO sold VERY
cheap WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO LOAN.-From 500 to s,OO on
flrst mortgage real estate.
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real EsIatc Agents and Collectors. Nolarlos Pub
lie, 81 Zano street. Island. mr9
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FoR SALE.

TNoR sALE-THE REAL PROPERTY
II belonging to the estate OF the late William
CALDWELL being the brick house No. II ThIr.
tenth street, aud the GROUND used with H. Pos
session given Immediately The property on tho
streets, having two houses on 1t, This will DO
sold as one or two parcels. as tho purchaser may
prefer. These two houses orc under leases eS.
plrng March 81. 1891. Furterms and particulars
streGt lpl2 .MWdF
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LAxGUoR,f1oss of appetite and strength
Cured by Bromo-Seltzer-trlal bot
ties 10 cents. Is
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NEsBITT g. DEVINE,
1889 Market Street. mya
FOR SALR.


Lots In Dehren's and Speldel's addition.
Corner lot Thlrty.lfth and Chaplne Streets
house two rooms and kitchen. Cheap
flour mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water aud steam power Saw
mud plauer also nttachod doing good business
In the country. This Is a bargain. Coal within
200 feet Has thirty.seven acres Of laud, VIII
sell oil togethGrOr mill separate
No. S727 EoH street, franc house. six roouS
largo cellar. alley corner EGSy terms
No a7!0 Eotf street, Diick house, six rooms
and hall good location. Cheap. Easy ternA
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No. 3jlS, $50 aud $50! SIS each
Two houses on TWonty'nlnth, iour rooms
each 81 ,4U0 each.
A good farm OF 7l54 actoi. ono aud q hall nilCi.
from the city. A good orchard, six acres in
grapes has a live .roomed house, stablei etc. ani
the best Of waite. VIII soil on easy forms or
trade for city property
Lots In IicHinNnu's addition. tho best value In
the Eighth ward on very easy terms, fora short
time.
Brick house, four rooms and hull Fofty'atst
aud Wood streets, full lot ..tN o.
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F0R RENT.

EoR RENT.
Very complete upstairs dwelling, second floor
six rooms, hall and bath room, on Tenth street
Also very complete barber shop. with baths
In basement corner Tenth and Main streets.
All In new building mover yet occupied. lmue'
dlGlo possession. Inquire OF
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
jalo 1870 Main street.
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VAT'ANTED-A SERVANT GIRL
w for general housewoFE. Apply ut No
1901 Market street Ie5
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FoR RENT.

1TOR RENT-sroRE ROOM No. 1888,
IL corner Main Street aud Bridge Place
Possession given Immediately, Apply 10 HAL.
]. KENNEDY, at Stone & Thomas Dry Goods
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JOSEPH a. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney, Notary and Real Estate
[ Agent Houses routed aud rents collected
Office No Bjl7 Jacob street
European steamship and draft agent Passage
tickets to aud from all parts OF Europe Also
drafts to any polnt In Europa my9
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M HEN GOING TO EUROPE, OAR
w RY Travellers Cheques of American Ex'
press Company, No Identification required.
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MISUNDERSTANDING SALES.
w MEN or have tine side line BOUQUET
CIliA L COMPANY INnohhnFg Va. my1g