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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-10
PRIZE FIGHT ON BLENNERHASSElT.
sIusher and Burke Punch Each Other
For Ten Rounds on Historic Soil
SpsdGg 7egsOram 70 the RSgIter.

bluSner anu burke RupCh 6hCu OtAoN
For Ten Rounds on Historic Soil.
SpsdGI Telegram 70 the RSgItST.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October o.
The ten round contest between Jack
Burke, champion light weight OF Texas,
and Charles n. Slusher, champion light
weight of Kentucky, which came off on
Blennerhassett Island this afternoon,
drew a large crowd from this city, Mar
ietta and other points.
Several three-round contests were
fought, each Of them for blood, before
the big battle, which was called about
5 o'clock. The men fought at catch
weights, but there was only five pounds
between them.
Slusher was seconded by F. 1. Gordon,
his trainer. Burke's second was Joe
Dunn, Of Louisville, KY. Referee, P.
Toole; timekeeper, d. NJ. Morris.
Round First-Burke opened the fight
with q stiff punch with his right In
SluSher's ribs. Slusher countered on
Burke's jaw. Burke landed heavily on
Slusher'S stomach.
Round Second-Burke landed three
times with his right on Slusher's jaw,
SNOu44Cn Guu ouOulOOAs Al
blow made Slusher vince.
Round Third-Slusher came up some
what winded and caught a solid one on
the ribs from Burke's right. Burke
landed left aud right. Slusher clinched
for wind.
Round Fourth-Burke landed twice
on Slusher's ribs. Slusher got ia a
light one on Burke's face and cllnched.
RouRd Fifth-Burke found bis IA
vorite spot Slusher's jaw, and caught a
good one on the ribs. Slusher landed
his left on Burke's face. Both spared
for wind.
Round Sixth-Slusher came up short
OF wind, and after sparring, clinched.
Burke landed three times on Slusher's
ribs and stomach, and got one good one
from Slusher's left in the stomach.
This round ended with faVors about
even.
Round eighth-Burke came up vi
ciously and punched Slusher with his
right and left driving him into his cor
ner, when be clinehed to a v himself.
Burke landed his left on Slusher's
mouth.
Round eighth-Slusher spared for
wind, but Burke rushed him, landing
on Slusher's ribs with right and left.
Slusher's blows we're weak and fell
short.
Round Ninth-Slusher appeared to
have caught his second wind but was
out fought through the round, catching
several rib roasters and leaving little
for Burke to remember him by.
Round Tenth-Burke forced the fight
ing, landing a heavy right on Slushers'
Jaw and his left on his opponents ribs.
Slusher clinched. Burke landed heavl-
" on Slusher's wind, forcing him into
the corner where the call Of time saved
Slusher from a knockout.
Burke won the fight and the purse OF
$500.
Burke challenged Slusher for a finish
fight for $500 q side. Slusher accepted
the challenge and the arrangements
will be concluded tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-10

Mr.. Bal!our. IL will, it is thought, be
Premier OF England some day, II his
health lasts, is also thought to be the
most interesting bachelor In England.
He is handsome, his face being uncom-
monty refined and clever in expression,
and for a statesman he Us young, his
years counting As. he fss nephew OK
the MARQUIS OF Salisbury ) 4 an unmar-
ried sister presides over household.
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u-Tributss Of Respect and Obituary Notices
I've cents per liRe.
stamps Of the denomination OF tWOesnts ana
lessaccsptod for amounts less than one dollar
rw-CoRHEsPoxDENCE Containing IMPORTANT
Srvs SOLICITED FRoN yER PARr OF TIE sur
OuNDTNa COUNTRY.
Rejected communication viii not be returnea
uuless accompanied By suaeient postage
The REGISTER, embracing It's several edl-
,,o,s "a entered at the Postof1cs In Wheel
M. VI. Va, as ~second-elass matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-10
TO WATER CONSUMERS,

on McColloch street north OF Fourteenth
and Belvedere addition. also that portion on 49,
city east OF McColloch and north u Fourteepth
known as Goosetown. the water will be shut ~
this morning in order 10 move two TIRE plugs On
McCoiloch street Consumers hal better obain
enough water TO last three or four hours.
ocl0q GEo. VI. VARNkY, Supt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T EGAL NOTICE.

McColloch street will be closed On ana sf,,,
Wednesday for three or four days. Travel viii
please 90 over the hill. as they will not be nsr.
mitted to 20 by McCGlloch street Ls the con-
tractor Is putting down new brick street.
BY order OF the Board OF Pubic Works.
ocl0es I. NJ. DARRAH, Clerk.
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rrRTrAh. BY NAH PssrAsE
DAILY, six Gays 10 the week......""..."B %
DAILY, three days In the week.. ... 900
DAILY, two dsys \ the week. -......-.. 80
DAILY. one day In the week......."..... 80
WEEKLY. one year, in sdvanes..."..... 100
SUNDAY onlv one 800
SUNDAY oplv ak months 100
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY, per week, to be paid weekly 10
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week 80. 10
Tho DAILY viii be delivered BY earrisfia
any ether city or town at.........-...- ID
single Copies OF DAILY or WEEKLY. .
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A GOOD BUGGY HORSE THAT
W will not scare; must be perfectly sound,
price, age, color, and state where horse can be
seen. Address 5. b, Register o1ace. ocloruTHd
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TOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

DOR PENTHOUSE No. IS IN, ALLEY
Il Fifteen: rent $40 per month. Inquire Of
GEO. MoKOWN, at kedman machine chop. l7lt
Chapline street. oclOes
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WANTED-FAMILY wASnINGS. ALSO
w restaurant washing. I1I2 East Eof 81.
ocl0t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-10

NOR SALE PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFIT.
Il SKIS; cost SIG; will sell for ~. Address Box
H1 city nrSdnen
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WANTED-TABLE BoARDERs IN PR
w vate family. ll09 Market street Hail
entrance. ocSdqeq
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Considerable excitement was raised
among the Cottagers at the Moundsville
camp ground yesterday afternoon by
tho two-story frame cottage owned by
Mr.. Martin, OF Moundsville, taking fire.
Had the blaEe had few minutes moro
start 1t woulh have resulted in a general
conhagration.
The building IL located close to the
Prohibition building aud surrounded
on all sides by frame cottages. Tho
greatest danger was from tho dryness
Of tho timber and the scarcity Of water.
A defective Aue caused the blaze, which
burned big holo in the roof and
charred tho caves. II was quickly
quenchod by hastily formed bucket
brigade.
Tho cottage was occupied by q nun.
Dor OF well known young ladies OF this
city, who were absent NJ the bowling
alley at tho time. They were badly
scared over the narrow escape. Tho
ring Of tho auditorium bell drew q
number Of spectators from Mounds.
Willie
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BELMONT PROHIBS
Hold Their County Convention at
st. Clairsville.
A FULL TICKET WAS NOMINATED,
About Three Hundred We're in At
tendance, a Large Proportion Being
women-Fhe Mon Attended a Horse
salo-The "Dry" GubernatOrial Cam
didate Makes an Address.

Tho Belmont county Prohlbitionists
met in mass convention at the fair
grounds in St. Clairsville yesterday. I,
A, Roedefer, OF Bellaire, called the con-
yontion 10 order. Hon, John A. Gala.
her, OF Bellaire, candidate for supreme
Judge on the state ticket, was mado
chairman. Mr. Gailaher made fine
partisan address, in which he said "the
Democrats and Republicans have failed
in the management of national, state
and county affairs; now give tine Pro-
hibitionists a chance, They will I'M
doubleday do better"
A,P Cope, Of Colerain, was made
secretary.
Committees were appointed on nomi-
nations and resolutions, after which the
convention adjourned 10 p, NJ.
The afternoon session had q larger at
tendance, but the crowd did not exceed
three hundred and was mostly COM
posed OF women. The men attended
the horse sale on the far side OF the
grounds. The convention assembled in
the floral hall and the committee on
nominations presented tho following
ticket, which was dominated by accla-
nation;
Representative, A. A. Citizen, OF York,
Probate Judge, DR.. D. w. Long, OF
Pultney,
Treasurer. J. B. Lowe, OF Pease.
Prosecuting Attorney, L. W. shreve,
Of Pease.
Commissioners, Robert Griffin,
In6rmary Director-Jacob Hoover.
The audience then adjourned to the
grass in front Of the speakers stand.
Mr.. Gallaherintroduced e. T. Macklin,
candidate for governor.
Mr.. Macklin is free trader and his
address was hostile to the Republican
party, and the reason for being such,
slipped out when he said he was Demo-
crat-born and bred, He spoke one
and half hours.
In an interview with Mr.. Macklin. he
said, "Our meetings are larger than
ever before. I find many men cutting
loose from both OF the old parties, most
Democrats being dissatisfied with the
administration"
The resolutions endorsed national
and state platforms. One feature Of
the day was the basket picnic. No
bands were present.
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1neren.ing tho Currency.

Last night young stranger went
into tho Italian saloon on Market
street above Tenth and bought glass
OF beer. In payment he gave confed-
crate $40 note and got 50 95 change.
Then he went to the Market house res
taurant and tried to pass S. conted-
erate bill, but seeing that the waiter
suspected him he loft quick. The
police now have both bills, the italian
IL lesson and the waiter general con-
gratulations.
Tho owner OF the saloon said last
night he wouldn't mind tho 50 05, but
no objected to giving beer free to u
stranger.
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RPIEIS SSSyl Rii....SS g 8 8 SG9S ~ ~
Errors, 6 and s. Hits, 10 and IL.
Pitchers, Stoin and Gumbers. Earned,
Brooklyn s. Pittsburgh 4. First base
by errors. Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 8.
Frat base, OF Stein 4, Gumbert 4.
Struck out, by Stefu 4, Gumbert g.
Three base hits, Griffin, Burns AID
Gumbert. Two base hits, Foutz,
shoch. Sacrifice hits, Foutz 2, Hat.
fleld, Daley, Beckley, Lyons 2. Double
plays, Shoch and Foutz, GlasscoCk aud
Beckley. Umpire, Gailney, limo 1926.
Phtiadelphia-Ph philadelphia Cleve-
land 0. Errors, Cleveland 4. Hits II
and I. Pitchers, Carey and Cuppy.
Umpire, Hurst. Earned, Philadelphia 4.
Baltimore, Md.-Baltimore o; st.
Lopial. Errors and 8; hits Z and 8;
pitchers, Bakor and Bretoinstoin; utn.
pire, MeQuRid earned 2 and 1.
Washington, D. C.-Washington 10;
LouiHvillO0 Earned 8 and 8; errors 5
zach; hits 10 and 49, pitchers, Maulo
aud HOmming; umpire EmSlio.
NEg YonK, August 2l.-Chicago, 10;
Now York, 4. Earned, y aud 4. Errors,
and o. Hits. 20 and 8. Pitchers, Clau.
son and Petty. Umpire Hornung.
BosToN, August 24.-Cinclnnati, 3;
Boston, 1, Earned, Cincinnati /. Errors,
and 4. Hits, Z and 0, Pitchers, Dwlro
and Nichols. Umpire, Lynch.
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ollnt 600 Foot.

Yesterday oil was sLrick in tho we'll
now being drilled on the Thompson
farm, opposite Moundsyillo. The well
was down 600 foot whom d rock waa
struck which showed oil. Tho hole wis
full OF water, and work was commenced
balIng this out, after which tho drill
will DO run on into the rock. The oil
that was struck was in sufficient volume
and pressure to issue from tho vol In
spite Of its condition, aud iH like the
Smiths Ferry oil, which may indicate
q good producer
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sMoKED ITALIANS LOSE.
BucGeaburgors Boys Have Struck the To.
began Slide Sure Enough.

Buekenburger's Boys Have Struck the To.
began Slide Sure Enough.
The one hundredth day of the league
season was reached yesterday, and re-
minds the base ball fanatic that the
season is drawing to close. The Pitts
burghers went down in the dust OF de-
feat again yesterday afternoon at Brook.
lyn, while victorious Boston continues
to win. New York is now playing the
best ball in the league, but too late for
anything but second or third place.
Boston has n cinch on the pennant, but
second honors can be taken by any Of
the next six clubs. There is a pretty
fight on between Baltimore and st.
Louis for eighth place.
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THE ARROWS FEST
At tho Suite Fair Grounds Brilliant
Success.

At tho State Fair Grounds Brilliant
Success.
Last night the Arion society gave its
second commentaries OF the season
on tho State Fair grounds, and it was
great success, nearly 1900 visitors being
on The grounds.
The main features of the entertainment
were grouped around the main building
10 carry out the idea Of the managers OF
miniature Midway Plaisance." In
every direction were strung lines OF
Chinese lanterns OF gaudy hues and
number OF big locomotive headlights
lent their rays to add brilliaRce to the
scene Those who did not care for dane
ing spontth time in promenading.
At intervals the throngs OF prone.
naders were entertained with balloon
ascensions, torchlight procession aud
fine pyrotcchniCal display under the
efficient direction OF Dr.. Edmund Book
ing. The enjoyable concert by the
Opera House band, the retreshment
stand, styled the German Section"
shooting galleries and games were
among tho many attractions OF the
plaisance. Social and musical features
were all highly enjoyed by all present,
and they expressed adosire for an carly
repetition.
The committee on entertainment was
made up OF Louis q. Stifei, Henry O.
Meyer and Fred Schwertfeger.
On music and invitations, E, +. Book
ing and Theo Roller.
Refreshments, Leo Riestor and Fred
Dancing,..A. O. Schneider, Hermann
schambra, Edmund Roller, Louis Laue,
W. B. Hose, Ed Was and Charles
Woeber.
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City Clerk Thomas +. ThoneF, oficOr
Rich Wilkio, JoO LutA ben Wilkie and
l.oe Wells will leave early this morning
for Now Martinsvllle, where they will
DO met by Senator q. i. Wells; Of
GloyoFs Gap, and several friends and
Will 70 up Fishing creek fourteen miles
whore they will 10 into camp for two
weeks, A carload OF stores, not dry
goods, preceded thOln yesterday.
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JET
w iersou Iron Works, desiring 10 start
their nail factory In the near future, take this
means OF notifying competent Workmen that
they eau secure situations by applying ut tho
otiice OF said company. There Is no reason why
anyone desiring q situation should not apply,
as the different Jobs In their factories have all
become vacant by the former occupants sever
fERso IRON WORKS, s. X, WALLACE,
au0I President
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The InteIligelCer's 1 Gent a Word Coupon.

you have rent something to sell or trade want
buy ANYTHING want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place have found or osany
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out with amount the rate one cent per word for
first insertion onea per word for each subsequent nse
tOn to THE lNTELLlGENCER No. ~ Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents
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rhc s.. A1nhonsus Picnic.

Tho young peoples society of st. AL.
phonsus church gave q picnic at the
park yesterday, which was largely at
tended aud most enjoyable. A more
perfect day in the shade OF this beauti-
full resort was never seon. Mayors
band furnished music, and 1t was late
when tho last picnickers returned.
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rnE Chinese pay their doctor only 90
long "a no keeps them In health. They
believe IN preventing rather than cur.
ing disease. This 10 sound BenBe, and
ono OF the strongest recommendations
Of Ayers sarsaparllla, q medicine which
not only cures diseases but prevents
thom.
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S A

Two nicely 'ocutcd lots in Bclvcdcrc Addition
House Of flyo rooms, Eofi street, Centre Wheel.
Ing Sl,S0O.
House Of four rooms. Eighteenth street. s.. 900
Three houses Moyston street cheap, $1,000
House OF three rooms, Twelfth street. $3.50.
dltlon, $500.
House, rooms Twelfth street, fot3jXt09 foot,
s7OO
Corner Y lot, Woods street, Centre Wheeling,
The best business property IN Etn9villo.
eight rooms store room and good stable, on
easy terms. Good reasons for selling.
Three lots. b0xiO0 feet, FilQn, White q Gala
ghers addition. 800 ouch,
House, rooms aud stable, Eighteenth street.
Three lots In Park View. cheap
onehalf lot, MCColloch street, Centre Wheel
ing, 500.
city five minutes walk from motor llna, now
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on CaldwelrB run $40 each.
Fine Farm OF 14S RcreS on National road, nino
miles east OF city on easy forms
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
etn improvements.
House, SroomS, Sixteenth street 5000
House, rooms, Twcnty-thlrd street, el,20l
House, rooms, North Market street. Sl,bOl
Business property on Market street ut moder'
" Lots ii al cast end OF Twenty.thlrd strcss on
one oil the bout manufacturing SteJ In tho
CITY fronting on two railroads
$500. $1,000. 81 200 1880 aud 5000 TO loan on
city roul estate
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D00'f
I04 Kn0zy

that you can secure al
most immediate relief
from Indigestion, and
that uncomfortable full
ness after meals, by sim
ply taking a dose Of Sim
mons Liver Regulatory
Some people think that
because it is called Liver
Regulator it has nothing
to do with Indigestion
and the like, 1t is the
inaction of the Liver that
causes Indigestion, and
that fullness; also Con-
stipation, and those Bill
ious Headaches. Millions
have been made to UNDER
stand this and have been
cured from these troubles
bySimmons Liver Regu-
lator-a medicine unfail-
ing and purely vegetable.
From Rev. NJ. B.wharton, baltimore, Nc
at affords me pleasure to add my teStI
mOny 10 the great virtues OF Slmmoni
with II, as occasion demanded, for many
years, and regard II US the greatest modl
cine OF the times, So good medicine
deserves universal Communication.
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evMMER REsoars

DRADY HOUSE, ARKANSAS AYE W.,
ID NUE., convenient to. Ocean 0tl WI,Hosl
piigEas orchestra music Terms inolgIhi'y /
JAMIE XXI WI i,iRHpY " IVA -''' ''' jciarfbh
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAIR.

Nowis the time TO invest your money where
you are sure 1t will DO safe and will pay you bot
ter interest.
house. fronting q feet on Main street, west side,
aud In one OF the best locations on Main street,
will rent for Cightor nine hundred year. VIII
soil cheap.
street. Island, 5000.
on South Penn street. I'LL tor Sl,SOo
Lots 32xl00 feet on South Elm street, Island,
$500,
Tep.roomed frame house near Twenty.slxth
street on Eoif street, cheap, $1,000
9-Fne house on Chapliue street Of eight rooms
bath room aud all other improvements, Reae
TWenty.hnt, cheap,
Many other bargains, both In large aud small
houses and lots gu the Island aud on this side,
which are not mentioned In the above.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUsTEE's SALE.
By virtue OF deed Of trust made by John A.
Farley and Annie Farley, his wife, 10 the UNI
dorslGned trustee dated the 18th day OF August,
In the year 1872 and recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court OF Ohio county, In
the State OF West Virginia, III decd OF trust
book No. Us, folio 435, Twill on
TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D. 1893, beginning at 10 o'clock Il. IN. on Said
day, at the north front door OF tho Court House
OF said Ohio county, IN tho city OF Wheeling,
sell at public auction to tho highest and best
bidder the following described property, In said
city, or so much thereof AS may DO necessary 10
pay the debt secured by said deed OF trust and
the expenses pertaining 10 tho execution oil the
trust created thereby that Is 10 say; The south
quarter Of lot numbo1!d thlrlyeiglt (SS), stu.
lte on the west side Of Main street, tn that part
OF the city of Wheeling, In tho county OF Ohio,
IN tho State OF West Virginia, c1lled Centre
Wheeling, IN the addition TO said city known RS
the ChaplinO aud Eoirs addition TO the s9ld
city, aud bounded and described III SAIL deed OF
trust US follows, viz: beginning ut tue south
east corner OF said lot humber " Oh the west
limo OF Main street; thence with Main street
noFthwaftily about sixteen feet six inchc' TO
the centre OF the brick division wall OF tho ehe'
mGnt erected on the property hereby conveyed
thence westwardly through the centre. OF tho
said brick division wall aud at right angles Win
MGtn street and By said centre Hue eXteAheh
about one hundred and twenty-five feet 10 tho
alley III the rear Of the said lot; thence south
wardly with tho western boundary line Of the
said lot number IS about sixteen feet six Inches
to tho north boundary line of lot number " Of
the said addition, and thence by said last named
line to the place OF beginning together with all
tho buildings and improvements upon said par'
eel Of ground. Also the undivided Onc.hali Ola
strip OF parcel Of lot numbered thirty-seven lbO
OF the said addition adjoining the properly
above described fronting nb0ut thrGe feet u
width on Main street. aud extending back
wcstwRfdiy OF even width with sald front about
sixty feet, and to be held. used aud enjoyed w
tho occupants OF tho tenement erected on we
north half OF said lot number 3l anu Oy
the occupants Of the tenement erected upon the
south quarter or said lot number IS Is an a''ey
or passage III common Tho title 10 the pTopofW
hereby advertised TO DO sold Is believed 10 10
good but selling as trustee, shall only convey
such title US Is vested in me by the decd oil 'ta|
aforesaid ,,.h.
TERMS or sALE:-ono.third and as muGn
more uS the purchaser may elect TO pay chsA ~
hand, tho balance IN two equul instaiineli5
one aud two years respectively, with ln,ei ,
est from the day OF sale tho purchaser 70 XIV
his negotiable promlssDry note for each nhla.I'
inCni, Secured by deed Of trust on thg. properly
GEORGE u, Caldwell
VIM II. HALLER, AuctIonoOr, a""
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE.

NOTICE. /. . !, ...... D.. ..,.
At persons wishing TO bid upon tse r oIs
strlCtlon OF tho extension OF the W@i yiIii w,
Agricultural Experiment Station viii my w
plins and specifications Ia The hau a,
Of Prof JOhn l.. Johnston, oil NoltTi,
town, Y; ", Col. Z T. smith o,GT,Iornfs.
Wheeling, W. Va Sealed bids for lhc gul ,
slriCllOn OF tho whole building, or lol VIII DiliI
thereof, AZ Indicated BY tho specifications "''
be received, ,t. - T.
lllds Will bo opened at tho once Of COY T. ~, ~
Smith Friday August II. 1873, at O'CLOCK ,, Ti
IhD committee reserves tho right To n.na
att bids should IL arrdfr that IL VIII W 10 Wv
advantage OF tho University TO do NJ ,,,.,fr
MoR0ANTowR, W. VA, August 49, lsJi, Hun