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LOTS or CRIMINALS.
Fnyctto County convIctinE Them
+ Wholesale Lots-Adklna Sentenced

FnyOtto County conyIctlnE Them In
Wholesale Lots-Adklns Sentenced 10
lIang. 4. +
specidl Digatch 10 ne Iatt,tgsaetr
Y CHARLEsroS, W. Va, Jan. 222.-At tho
criminal court of Fayot,o Joseph Wash
Adkins was convicted Of murder in tho
first degree Saturday, and was to-day
sentenced TO hang. uo killed Unclo
Ike Radforda ut Montgomery last Noyoni.
Dor. Six men on trial for felony woro
convicted and sent to tho ponitontiary.
They woro Bill Washington, colotoi,
murder In tho frat dcgreU, eighteen
years; George Brown, colorod, shooting
and rape, two years; Henry Furbor,
rape, ten years; Samos Harper, colored,
shooting, ono year; George Price, col.
ored, larceny, sont to Reform school for
two years; win johnson and viii
lsuCk0r, colored, seven years each for
beating Tom Coleman. Burnett and
bays, Adkins pals. llIbotrled Wcdnes.
day. Jake Adkins. for tho murder OF
Meadows, ia on trial to-day.
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HAVE |].I. MET THE ENEMY
And They Arc Ours, Is tho Refrain
&.r OF tho Press Club.
LAST NIGHTS BOWLING SURPRISE.
Tho DcSpisod Tnil.Enders Not Only
Defeat tho Crack Bowlcrs, Rut
2 Make tho Highest Score Of tho
League scason-its Hard to lie.
llcvc, But 'ris Truc-Dctails of the
Amir

"Baso ball isn't In 1t with bowling in
uncertainty, wo know 1t to our cost"
remarked a member Of Tho Dowlcrs
after last nights bowling games be-
tween that team and tho Press club.
When the two teams won't down to tho
Fetty alleys last evening it was with u
tacit understanding that thoro really
wasn't going 10 DO contest-of course
The Dowlors would carry of two games
and become moro or less factor in tho
bowling league race. Tho fact that the
Press club won ono game Is almost
overwhelming; when It Is chroniclcd
that they actually beat out their high.
priced opponents in tho second contest,
OF course you won't believe 1t. Further,
when you are told that the despised
taiIenders loom up this morning with
tho highest team score OF my OF the
league clubs, you will no doubt throw
down your paper with IN unbelieving
scot. Yet this ID all true, as will DO as
certainGd by rcferOnce to tho scores.
W In the first game the Press Club boys
started out at Il rattling pace and were
mover headed throughout tho contest.
Only two brcaks were made, less than
In the best game OF any other team,
and tho ''prizo winner" tcam score,
l406, overtops that OF the leaders in the
leaguebytwelyo pins. Whereovery man
but one made over 234 Plus, it is hardly
necessary to make special mention OF
individual work. "You look at tho
score; your mind will do the rest" The
score:
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1t is next to an impossibility to nut
together a large ballet OF English speak.
ing girls. Manager George Welty, Of
The Black Crook, "says he has rules
printed foreign languages, and he was
learning to speak German. French and
Italian, when 10. and behold the ballet
master engaged q girl from Sweden, and
now he has given up altogether. They
have someone to tell them in their ma
tive tongue, and ii they can't speak
English they must make signs. All Of
the dancers with tho company are said
to be young and beautiful. 1t will be
proven next Thursday at the Opera
House, when Wheeling will got n
chance to soc this splendid attraction.
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DIED OF inns MOUNTS.

OnIccr BranlInm, Who Was Shot In Tho
Fight with the Fleming Brothors-Itc.
QUESTION Refused.
Special DIpatch 10 tht MtchtGenccr
WESTON, W. Va, Jan. 22.-Dranham,
tho Virginia officer wounded in arrest.
Ing tho Fleming brothers last Saturday
night II week ago ut BogGs, dicd from
tho effects Of his wounds to-day. lie
was buried this afternoon near where
no was shot. Tho governor refused to
issue rcquistion 10 take uenon Flcm.
Ing back to Virginia. lIo Is now held
for murder in Webster county, and will
DO transferred from Nicholas c. II. to
Addison rs soon as his condition will
admit et#I"
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Yesterday every mail brought in in
creasing numbers OF coupons and dimes
for the lNTELLIGESCER's great art works,
tho Worlds Fair Photos and tho Sights
md Scenes OF the World. at tho same
time there was n constant rush OF mon,
women and children at the counting
room, with their six coupons and ten
cents Tor each book. The expressions
OF satisfaction from those who got tho
now issues and looked over them were
varied and enthusiastic. Tho books
have made the hit OF tho year.
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for Fridays big exhibition OF billiards
ut tho Opera House. sca,s uro now on
sale at tho Mcclure house billiard
LOCAL I.ItEvlriEs.
Matters OF Minor NIomont In aua About

llntteFs OF Minor ntUu6nt III nnu About
I. tho City.
TIM GRAND this oyoning-"slavory
Days"
oPERA HOUSE this cyoning-NGother
Goose Reception.
TnE Tube Rose Fishing club will glvo
their first grand ball on Wednesday
evening at tho l)cabout club rooms. Il
BRSwooD business mon yesterday DO.
gan soliciting subscriptions 10 tho capt.
tai OF $4,000 needed to build tho pro.
posed electric light plant thorc.
TnE bridgeport Bottle Works Com.
pany is tearing of tho roof Of It's plant
TO put on now ono, and It Ia thought
that tho plant wlllg on in the near lu-
ture.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday is-
sued to Frank Ricdcl, aged twenty-five,
native OF GornlNny and resident Of
Wheeling, and Maria Braun, aged
eighteen, also n native OF Germany md
resident of WhooIing.
CHARLES HAFER, the alleged incorrigi-
bio boy. whose case has figured FREE
quently in tho press, was to have been
tried in Squire Gillcspy's court ynstor.
dny, but 1t was postponed until to-day.
1t will DO n Jury trial.
THE Ago OF Romance" booth OF tho
Mason's bazaar will hold meeting in
tho stamm hotel this afternoon ut 9
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
This booth Is expected to be ono OF the
most attractive in tho bazaar.
LAST evening a magic lnntern advor.
Using scheme collected large crowd OF
people ut Muin street and Bridge place.
Several OF them mado narrow escapes
from injury by tho street cars, and
finally Chief OF Police AlcNichol ordered
tho show stopped.
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The wife and friends Of Ofsini, alias
Temple, tho Magician, "who came hero
to look for him, left last evening for
their homo in Pittsburgh without any
clue to his Whereabouts farther than
that obtained by tho police Saturday
night, which indicated that no had Left
for Washington City. His overcoat ro-
mains unclaimed at the Pan Handle
station. =. y N ". n ...-t...--
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Tho grand specific for the prevailing
malady OF the aGe, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiyeness
general debility, etc.; is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu.
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to yiror-
GUS health and energies. Samples free
Large packages SOC. Sold only by Logan
Drug Co. PEI 3.s )
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The report was circulated yesterday
that the police had given up efforts to
solve tho mystery OF the alleged assault
on DR.. h. l. Ashbrook week ago last
Sunday. Tho police officials say they
have simply ceased inquiries because
they believe they have gone to tho bot.
tom Of the case, but no stops can be
taken without consultation with DR..
Ashbrook, who is still reported too i'll
to DO seen. A largo mass OF evidence
has been accumulated. III
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The stage Of water at the public land.
ing last evening was s feet 7 inches and
stationary. a slight fall is now ex-
pected.
The Natchez, Miss, Daily Democrat
has tho following: We arc pleased 10
hear by telegram from Washington
that a special contract for carrying tho
m ails for four years between Natchez
Miss, and Bayou Sara, La, was entered
into on Tuesday by the postoflice do.
partment with Captain Thomas Prince.
ownor Of the steamer Lulu Prince, Of
Na,chez.
Last nights reports from headwater
points were as follows:
Observation-Disclosures 7 feet and sta.
tionary; clear and cool.
Warrcn-Rivor 2 feet 8 inches and
stationary; clear and mild.
Greensboro-River 3 feet 5 inches and
falling; cloudy and warm.
Oil City-River 5 feet 4 inches and
rising; cloudy and cool. ,7
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Ono Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes, %Eood Pen Holders, q steel
Pens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . Sheets Note Paper.
. SiaIe ienGiS Lend PENCILS. Collar nuttonS,
paper Pins, puper Needles. spool SILK Twist,
doEcn Hooks and Eyes, Darling Needles. l
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Brass Pants buttons.
liAt TN. box CNrpot TaUks dozen Clothes
Pins. Tablet, | set Knitting Needles. II.,
Lots OF 6-cent goods Koiur M / rnnt
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Fiye.Cent Articles

n Ladies' Hose. Children's Hose. Rolling Pins.
lockwood lockwood Rules, CUT Buttons Tin lhcSet,. Com.
b bnaI o CIV cgt,Sr ri Ss Eavs PcSer
Pans, Richter IIarmonIcas, TowcIS S5.c Needle
PacEngeS spcctacles, Dime Cologne, iISir Curl.
rts; senool States Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing,
Ladies' rlps. Table Knives, '''o' - '0''''e'
n MGmi lucent articles In our 5.cent list Come
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Special Dlspateh b he Inlel!igalces

"VVINE Ozfpd'cN % NC IN7dIIycNccE - IN
WAsuINdroN, D. G., Jan. 29'-post-
masters appointed: J.C. Sullivan. vice
NJ, A. Calvert resigned, Peerless, Kan.
awha county; L. Robinson, vico G. NJ.
Randolph resigned, Walker, Wood
county. u.
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CISCO Statler last evening made tho
biggest run ut billiards ever known in
/ Wheeling. He got the balls in one cor
fner OF tho table and with q dizziness OF
touch that would do credit to IN Ives or
q Schaetcr made run Of G52. He
would have made many moro had he
not grown careless toward the end. A
large crowd watched the great run with
interest. It is estimated that Osce
walked nearly two miles in making this
wonderful run.
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Thrcc.Cent Articles.

Ladies' liandkcrchicts. Shaving brushes, /
Dozen gC;b press Buttons. Stamped DippCtS, Match
saies. Machine Oil Cans. Potato MaSIerS' I dozen
sons sS FIT i Fu nEtsI 1s P pso sO%R FaiE Sos
dozen Shoe Lnccs School States. r.. tinr spoons,
n S Tablets Cork Screws iiarmonicas, Calio
turner's, Mouse Traps Windsor TcS - TI
Come here for bargains, wGwIll not dIsappolnt
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Seycn.Cent krtie,oe

uS co1SSGs Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs
dies MnGdfefcb neisF M mSok' Dress Goods hs
wpsh Brushes, largo Tin Cups, Wash Pans Shears.
,o AZ t1iS popular price we oer many articles
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SiX.Cent ArticIos

s I'M set table Spoons Blank Books Purses
laecs Sleeve Buttons, l0cent EmbroIderieS
sesnbping brushes, Gents Half Hose, =
Merchans Invited. We have burrSips for YOU
and It will pay you 10 call. 0"' S"1n' Az ~
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Four.Cent Art;.,os

sS UnS TeHsroOns Patent Sleeve Holders
Blbs, Rubber Dressing Combs Comm md I,rush
TaSe, rot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire shovcis,
I I Charm knives, MuciIare Sewing Ma.
snW s H Scrub brushes Linen Thread iand
Inns md 6anlreds Of l6eedI oxcs Calico Ins
I,tInn e.-eA NtllClC9 kOIllk w lllo
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Eight-Cent Articloc

=, Monkey Wrenches. WhIsk Broom. Wash Bowls.
I'm buckets. Long Handle Fire Shoycis RnIes.
Hosiery, Large Lamp burners, i,oS Toper and
R noSs spring Balances Scissors Blank
our customers know good Thin, whom they
see II Join the Procession 10 orr ~ v =
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Sunday night John Lotus lef. his
vest, in the pocket Of which was his
gold watch. hanging in the office Of tho
electric railway ut the car barn, in the
south end oftown, and wont out 10 at
tend to some duty. When he returned
his watch. chain and charm were gone.
There ia no clue to the thief. Is
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ALI who are troubled with constipa.
ton will find safe, sure. and speedy,
relief in Ayers Pills. Unlike most
other cathartics, these nils strengthen
the stomach, liver and bowels, and re.
store tho organs to normal and regular
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3$sA letter was received yesterday from
#the Brunswick-Balk Company which
stated that Jake" Schaetlcr refused to
play on the regular table like the ones
in use here, but would have to have a
table in size like tho ones in use in tho
big tournaments. by 10 feet. Such n
table will BIO sent here from Pittsburgh
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ETA Clothing store: !, - ,,.:.9}},
s,orc,h Hat Store, u Dry Gnos, hnd Shoe
IN nny store, n Notion Store - T 2,orG, q
s S.gr nooas store. Hardware mn E T1r
In onsa us@ and Grocery store1nIns store,
- ''a complete under on roof. ''o f'
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,N We h 1SSS the largest department, ~
se IVY 70 1905 Main street II s.o OK, IL ne
street ana i9ol 10 1901 Market Sts 20 u tenth
department .,G @7'S''s' bargains In every
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EoR SALE.
EoR SALE.
Nr0W Is THE TINIE TO SECT1pE

In HOME 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE
These lots arc situated near Tiltonvlllc, Ohio.
tho beautiful residence OF Mr.. VIM. ii. Robin.
son. and within five minutes walk OF the dCnnts
OF the C. & P. and the W. & L. 4. railroads. 'Thc
grounds arc beautifully located. bo!ng between
ten and fifteen feet above the food Of 1851. and
Tho vicinity OF Wheeling. There has lust been
completed one OF the finest pottcries Iii tho vni.
ley, employing 100 men. and With other buiid.
Tugs under construction. proves this 10 be thr
comiug plnce. These lots will be sold on ion iiOI
years lime, with small cash payment and Viii
be free from interest and taxes until mid inr
For further information apply TO Il. I. HON.
ELL, Agent, bridgeport. Ohio. tleI5 x
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UmpIFeIChRrleS AmIck. scOters-Wll Il.
Casscll and James L. Day.
On the way up town on the cars tho
newspaper boys owned nil creation
nearly, and maybe they didn'. make
Life miserable for tho commander-in-
chief OF Tho Bowlers, Col. Sam Harri-
i son. The colonel is indisposed as re-
suit OF hearing the news.
. This is the way tho teams in tho
I league now stand:
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.

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Store room llO9 Market street. best location In
tho city for drug store, Egerter Hall.
Store rooms l225 Main street tI.at .t-H
for mandolin club. -A.lI'IIS atsEl,fiI
Seven rOoned dwelling. Is Ohio street, large
yari; convenient location, G't4Ig'afs-'gf
Modern Gight.roOmca dwelling lol Fourteenth
street 80 o - -sIf.l-I 7fT'[f. :
SGven'rOomcd dwelling. q South Penn street.
Six'roomed dwelling 1876 South Penn street.
six'roomcd dwelling, 23!7 Eotr street. sE ~
Six'roomed dwelling, 12S South Penn street.
S!x'roomGd dwelling, IS Fourteenth street.
Slx'roOmed dwelling. 92l Market street
Ftve-rOomcd dwelling, III Twenty.nInth street.
fiNe'roomcd dwelling. 1910 Eotr street
-Four rooms, second floor, aloO EoiT street
Five rooms, first floor, 20 Thirteenth street.
Fourroomed dwelling. lil6 Wood, street
Fourrooncd dwelling, l6 South York street.
Four'roomcd dwelling, Il South York. PosA
session February !. = - -l-faE' .y-a-.-r u
Fonrroomed dwelling. 26?s Market street
Three rooms. 26a Market street
-Four roOins % Twenty fifth street. Now empty,
:, Ihree.roomed dwelling, so National road.
Two rooms, y Twcnty-nfth street
Building. g = : 80 49,
street, ST 80. 49, 80 sIlI' -, :
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5 !, IS & DEVlNE,
1889 Market Street. jal.
-FEOR r. HI: N !, a

= FOR r ENIT.
!, , fourteenth aud McColloch streets s,o,o,
inv ss11 OF seven rooms, bike shop md stable
70, ~ Thirty.thlrd street, brJck, avc room,
No a ntSa AAley u, frame, tlvc looms. h
~ Gyp E0l street, store room. = - -
W w. W 991 4ialn street. brick dwelling.
~, ~ Fourteenth street, brick Scvcn rooms
o,n vi loom on Fourteenth street, suitable Tor
" W. t ~ e. Ghapline street, seven rooms. i
ta 80 - south Front street, Scyea rooms and
10 70 g. % South Broadway. six, rooms
%. w 1intn street, twelve rnnmS and b,,h
No, ol3o WS SSn y, n street, three rooms.
b NJ "a fa" ,T,, Mn!h street six rooms. NGGfi
( H al 20 nirty;ilrxt street, brick.
T ~ ., rooms n iiIbbard BLOCK, !. \: 4
} 20 70. ~ ~ south fo:k street. thrrc rooms +
80 80 SSIhirty.sevcnth street, three rooms
~ ~ Mhin street. Seconl md thIrI lonrs
70 70. ~ ~ S Seyentecnth street, four rooms :,
60 y ~. Y, street. first floor, lbree rooms
W " 81 ~ Goil street, three rooms, -
Z No.S McColloch Street. tbraa roor,s
So.g oJl Ghapllne street i've rCoWS . =
20. W. Eot street four ronms S'i"'' NJ !..5sg
CI1. -pS Aa!n Street. third floor. rooms.
sto olo sn tFame dwelling at Ieathorwood.
= stote rooms on South xtrcct In iiearne Tab.
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ROLE &c 1-ANE.
No. 1897 MARKET STREET.
Telephone &c., lao
FOE s. ALI -.

81 0O0 1850 10y i sceh'h street,
House o. eight rooms Lind street, sl,soa
lug, s. 600. = 1850 Df"Io "A4eei'
Farm Of 50 acres. C 4 miles cas-. OF city sscou.
lots. at sg7i each. ''S'4 W. i''
,r mouSe o. SIX rooms and hall, Chaplinc, near
n bTlI IN IN rear EoG street between Twenty.
'hItd and Twenty-fourth streets. $3.50.
LOUIE OF iour rooms, Charles street. Centre
I;ot east end Fourteenth street, 500.
H., 0 ~ GO Oh I'VE rooms, Woods street East Wheel
j nouse oilout rooms, Eighteenth street. 81. Ooa
i hntSe houses Nloysten street. chcap, $3.50.
! Touse o. three rooms Twelfth street, $50.
ch an+eS lolT 6oxoSo feet, Flan White { Gala.
street $500. al $50 ss, t-s n'eou1n
n pnsc Gl i9ts In Park View, CHEAP.
Ing $500 4 s' "', Centre mhccl-
ate price a \ -. "' Aet ssFee' y" nooee'
CITY fronting on two railroads az. - 'u'
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Glud TIdlInrs.

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MCLOTHING.M

OYERC0ATS 4ti R5ss' that TINT smash all former
9vercoat We also have great bnrcoins NJ II !:
SibO, $500, SG.'j, up to $40, ~ e"'tis - 9''''
Twill pay you to look ut these good,
MEMS SUITS ssS5 81; y 3 s. s.; $, %
leaders IN low prices ityop cnn Nation nc th nsS
goods for less thnn double the nro, cn .hese
W94iHVile you 70 return the same and yonr ronnv
VIII DC refunded These goods mtat TO-! 20. -''O'
MEMS PANTS ss;a;e' GSc. Sc, sc, s. Is up to
the value of dollar try to opro want 10 EnoW
want TO know how TO save dollar or mora Inot
at our Clothing Department A VI tIoso S5 took
BOYS SUITS 9 GoSc SIC. Nsc. 81 IS, 81 81. up
not last always. You cannot match The nricHS
BOYS PANTS a. at lie lie; 100, &c. SIC The,euro
nreeont. We hnro oafSainS and going very fast at
prices. u ' ,'ttio W 10 NJ thcse
hGRS SHOES s. O. &c 70 s7s 5! 10 s.
well 70 save money on Shoes ns ony,btn" c,sn
ana We are away below the market 'DAS Vt'O'
LADIES' FINE SHOES st st -; 4: &C. 81 IS. s!s7.
81 g. Our success In the Shoe ,i 81 T.. 81 % 70
moro than We deserve. We presume ibn roa!o;
We sen SO many Is because then dn,, ISvt in
but people Will have them w. 'tt's to" l'
CAlLDRENS SHOES 81 IS Sc IS Is &C. # e. e.
Mems and Boys Hats A. q 49, = 2,e !, g. sc.
iine sk Hat which usually soils at g 8 Il - tos
vn olt1S shirts We lead the The Up iEa iS 9Sc on
Millinery and Ribbons y MA; ~ ! . prices On
save you lots oi money Miss ArnHS We , cam
give You pointers on Millinery anI H ru, M.u
that VIII do you good aud viii not st'.iasS
you horsell you old styles. 80 ". mug
Underwear Undershirts and p,.vor. 49,
nVai. a7c S9c, sSc, CSC un W. nr nv ~
ways below The market on these Goods as arr ;r q"
30 Comforts and Blankets A. sc; zSs Sc
We have Inst rGce!yed lob lot Of ~ ro5 - up
prices 'hat viii surprise you ' Ys'' sooas u
Ladies' CorSets Ct &c, 80, 80 up
Umbrellas aslsc, eec, sc up.
Lace Curtains q 3os, CSC, Sc pn
Groceries p lbs ,GranuIated spr,, =. 6, M.
c.o,,n Arbuckle's Coffee. ~. toE 81 W;
S.Guna Pepper. Cinnamon, MuS;nrT nraln OF
ponnd ff 9E al going atSc per- pOnna oa
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&c. o. IF CT
.SI ii II & DICE 4 n
1929 MARKET STREET.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE !!

5000 buys No. 1918 Mccolloch stroet Irou,o
has Six rooms. attlc and tho best store room OF,
business; largc lot 80 -,
SUo buys country residence, six rooms, lot
lOOxi%j ut Echo Point. Possession Aprii i; good
and cheap NH-"'" ~ = : 49, o.
E!Ght.roomed brick residence on the south.
cast corner OF Main and Eighth streets at a bar.
gain II taken before April L =" -. -
Will you buy lot on North Huron street IL
you mako 500 on 1t III two months ,imel Wo
Tor snap. ers.I- II: ,5,'r =. =
Sl109 buys house OF five rooms, lot "a feet front,
No: 2.D9 Jacob street On easy terms. y : -
Sl.5!h buys house with hall. LOT 3OxloD. IN tho
old Fair Ground addition. - - - - -
$1,000 buys house OF six rooms on North Mar
ke =; street Hall OF double frame; very cheap.
street. ~ - - $500 - - ~ -
security. to''S'- W .o"' ' o'''''o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

JAMES A. HENRY, Ss
lector aud Notary Public. " rs
Jazz 1912 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23
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