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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
Big worsted Mill Burned.

EVANSVILLE, r. l., Jan. l3.-The
worsted mill operated by William Tink.
ham & Son was totally destroyed by
fire, which started a little before mid
night last night. and burned until 6
o'clock this morning. The night was
desperately cold and tho wind olew 40
miles an hour. The losses are put at
S320,o 900 on the mill property and $780,
600 on the stock. The insurance is
$3.50, 900 on mill and $50. 900 on stock.
Tho mill was employing $50 hands.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
as CONFIDENT AS EVER.

No New Developments In Regard ito the
Proposed Corbett- Mitchell MIL
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 10 There
were absolutely no developments in re-
gard to the proposed prize fight TO- day.
The club people are talking as conf
dently as ever
All arrangements have been per-
fected for the mill between Harris and
Watkins, the negroes, at the opera
house Monday night.
Tho club people hope that on that
&C :asion the governor will show his
baud
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
MANY STILL UNAooouNrED FOR.

Ono Man Died Yesterday and Two Bodies
Recovered From the Now Town Creek.
NEW York, Jan. l3.-One man died
to-day from injuries received when the
draw bridge over New Town creek col
lapsed last night. Two bodies were 10.
day recovered from the mud In the
creek. Seven men are still unaccounted
for, who were known to have been on
the bridge
Thore is also an uncertainty as to the
fate of eleven men who were employed
on tho chemical works S, and who have not
been seen since the accident,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
OVER NINETY MILLIONS NOW.

The Excess In the Associated Banks Keeps
Creeping Up Week by Week.
New YORK. Jan. 13.-The weekly
statement OF associated banks shows the
following changes; Reserve, increase,
SS,7S7, OPS; loans, decrease, S622, 200;
specie, increase, 81, 230. 300; legal tenders.
increase, $1,000 900; deposits. increase,
S9,5 100; circulation, decrease, $500, 900.
The banks now hold SOC, 5S2,675 in ex-
cess of the requirements Of the IS per
cent. rule.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
The work of the Mob Unsuccessful.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. ia
special to the Times Union from Or
lando, Fla, says: An unsuccessful
attempt was made by mob early this
morning to take from jail Veuner
Adams, the negro who is accused of
attempting to ravish Miss Lille Ian
bach last November. The sheriff was
on hand with q posse, and, as soon as
the mob learned this. 1t retired.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
No Opposition Would be Put Up Against
Congress- Demand.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l3.-Reports
from Honolulu, dated January 5, SAYS
that since the last news went nor
Warrimoo on the 1st all has been
queer. Should Congress order the
queen restored by force no resistance
will be attempted Vice-President
Hatch has resigned and no and Min.
lister Thurston call for tho United
States on the Australia.
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Norfolk's Chamber of Commerce Protes ia.
NORFOLK. Jan. 13.-The chamber OF
commerce Of Norfolk tonight adopted
a resolution protesting against coal and
lumber being put on tho free list as pro-
vided for in the Wilson tariff bill.
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Presbyterian Committees Adjourn.

BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 13.-The confer
ence OF committees from Northern and
Southern Presbyterian general as
sem olies adjourned to-day afer most
harmonious and successful meeting.
Practical results of far reaching inn
portance to all interests concerned were
attained after patient consideration.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
MESSAGE ON HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS
The President Sends in Willis
Report on the Situation.

His Instructions to the Hawaiian Nina
ter Which Were Mailed Yesterday.
Willis May Now Consider His spe-
oial Instructions at an End-Further
Action Will be Suggested by Congress.
Willis Interview With the Queen.
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WILL APPEAR AT rHE:AcADEMY.

Newton Beers' grand production, Lost
In London" will appear tomorrow night
at the Academy of Music, and not at the
Old Opera House, as inadvertently adver-
tised ON the bill boards. Bear this In mind
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
WILL APPEAR AT THE ACADEMY.

Newton Beers grand production, "Lost
In London" will appear tomorrow night
at the Academy of Music, and not at the
Old Opera House, IA inadvertently adver-
tised on the bill boards. Bear this in mind.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
WILL APPEAR AT THE ACADEMY

Newton Beers' grand production, Lost
Iu LONDON VIII appear tomorrow night
AT the academy of Music, and not at the
CIo opera House, AS inadvertently adver-
Use on the bill boards. Bear this In
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-14
TUE WEATHER

Forecast for Virginia: Increasing
cloudiness and rain; warmer In east por-
ton, south winds.
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SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL MEN.
Mrs. Fiesher's School of Art Dress CUT
ting and Sewing. 32S Campbell Street.

l WISH to place before the ladies of
Roanoke my system of art dress cut
ting and making. I have opened a
school where ladies can be taught the
art Of true dressm aking. This method
has been the outgrowth OF years OF
study and practical ressmaking, and
is orlgina, with myself. Ladies are
cordially invited to call and examine
my system.
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A bargain.

A COMPLETE set of the Edinburgh
edition OF the Encyclopedia Britannica,
one of the five thousand certified copies
published, is hereby offered for sale at
very reasonable price. Further par
ticulars may be obtained by applying at
The TIMES office
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TARIFF DEBATE In the HOUSE.
The Hawaiian Correspondence
Referred to Committee.

burke Cochran Makes n Great Speech
Upon the Measurs-It is = Step, he Says,
In tho Direction OF Economic Reform
Taylor. of Tennessee, Is Among Those
Opposed to the BiiI-Ladies on tn.
Floor at the Night Session.
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There was much better representa-
ton OF members present when the
House met to night than at any other
previous night session. The first
speaker was Wright (Rep., Mass.), who
asserted the passing OF the Wilson bill
would close American factories and
workshops and would not result in Civ
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THE FIRST WEEK ENDED
Tho Marshall County Teaohera' In
etisute in Progress.
INTERESTING SESSIONS 50 FAR
Very Competent Instructors have
Charge of tho DInsroat Bra"ohes.
me Attendance Large aud Profit.
able Exercises arc the IeuIs--somO
Personal aud Other Minor Notes.

The arst week Of the MarGhall county
teachors' institute closed yesterday at-
ternoon. The weather was pleasant az
ter the refreshing shower of tho eve.
ming before, and the teachers looked
very bright and cheerful as they took
their places.
Tho usual devotional exercises, with
prayer, by Professor L. N. Crow, open
cd the morning session. A lecture on
theory by Professor Mohler followed, In
which some excellent points on govern
ing schools were presented to the
teachers. The lesson in arithemetic by
Inspector Powell was explained by the
working of several examples GU tho
black board.
Tho last lecture BY Professor MohIer
came next His subject was water. II
was full Of interest. The professor was
very much liked and all regretted his
denarture. On motion OF Professor
Williams a vote Of thanks was given
him unanimously. A lesson in general
history by ". s. Powell closed the
morning session.
On Tsasscmbling in the afternoon
after singing and roll call. Instructor
Williams proceeded with lesson on
civil government. The different kinds
OF taxes and purposes for which they
arc uled brought out lively discussion
]. T. King spoke on the subject IN nis
enthusiastic way and was received win
applause. The afternoon then closed
with lesson on general history.
Several visitors wore present during
the day. The institute haI been in
creaslng in interest all week aud some
good tllings arc yet In store for the two
weeks that follow. An elocutionary
entertainment will BIO given BY Gilbert
Haven, OF "Old Virginia" on the 18Th,
and m illustrated lecture by Dr.. John
w. Simpson, pro,ident OF the Marietta
college, before the closing OF the insti'
tute.
The lecture Thursday evening by Dr..
McDiarinid was not very well attended.
owing TO the inclemencyo Of tho weather.
His subject was "Immortality oil tho
Soul" 1t was, splendid. Tho doctor
left for home Yesterday morning.
The enrolment now numbers l4k
Xnumber OF tho school teachers arc
talking. OF taking trip to Atlantic
City il they ran secnre ageed crowd to
Miss Bessie McCuskey, who has been
attending the institute this week. left
Yesterday for West Alexander OH visit:
Prof. L. J. Groby, superintendent OF
tho CInrksburg schools, will DO hero the
third week.
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GIRLS EARNING A LIVING
This summer Weather Tests the Re-
SOURCES of Working GIrIs-Mnst
Keep Neat and Well at small Ez.
peuse-Paino's Celery Compound.

One. two, three, four crisp dollar bills
pay for whole weeks tiroSomO work
behind counters, or in some factory.
Imagine 1t your own daughter
It shocks one to think that lace and
ribbons come 50 dear and human life SO
cheap. =
irving to earn q living at this ratio
soon brings out oil the working girl's
womanly resources TO keep neatly
dressed, pleasant.f faced and we'll. Few
days can be spared for sickness? and
strength must not dag till past closing
time.
The best friend the working girl has
ever had is Paiue's celery compound.
Il Keeps hor we'll and full Of strength
and courage. II restores vitality TO
tired nerves; it feeds every tissue OF
the body when unusual waste has re-
duced the weight and strength OF the
body. rs is frequently the case in the
heated season. II gives new appetite,
and keeps every part Of the body,
nerves and blood, so well nourishcd that
tho nervous, exhausted, tired, "run
GOWN lteIluk lEOh WHY oHN A"N
work soon disappears.
In headaches, the head is not alone
tho offending part. Tho brain Is the
centre Of the great nervous system. and
there Is a continual communication
from every part Of the body TO 1t.
Hence a arrangement OF the stomach,
liver, OF. Kidneys produces headache,
though The head DO in a healthy con-
dition.
Nervous headache, neuralgia. rheu.
matism, and heart troubles are due 10
blood insu tIic!ent in quantity and lack.
ing In richness. Worry aud long hours
OF uninterrupted work, esnecialIy in the
summer, exhaust the nervous substance
rs surely as walking exhausts the mus.
cells. 10 quickly furnish fresh and
abundant supply of nutrimont for every
tissue OF the body Is the purpose for
which Paine's celery compound was
fret prepared. This rapid production
OF frosh nervous energy and pure blood
was tho one cndeavor OF Professor Ed
ward E. Phelps long study OF the causes.
OF nervous exliaution. The result OF
his life work was Paine's celery conf
pound, that remarkable remedy that
permanently and speedily cures diseases
Of tho liver, kidneys aud stomach. It
is the greatest nerve regulator aud
blood purifier Of this present century.
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BEI.LAIIsE.
All Sorts of Locat News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts Of Locat News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
"Hoodoo" John, n hnlt.witted individ-
uaI, who Is a dangerous character,
when plagued. was locked up yesterday
for throwing n lIatChot ut boy. which
hit tho boy on the arm, cutting severe
cash. John should not 10 allowed TO
run ut large, us he is certain to do so!ne
serious harm, and it Seems impossible
to prevent children from annoying him.
This aggravateI him 80 that lie loses
control OF himself.
A great many people from this city
will 20 to EpwUrth park oil Monday to
spend week or ten days there during
the meeting of the assembly, which be-
gins on Monday. An excellent pro:
gramme hos beun prepared for each OF
tho ten days. Special days will BIO held
during tho meeting. OH which occasions
distinguished statesmen will deliver ad'
dresses.
The fire department hore held n
meeting. and contemplated rcsigninS
because the mayor had fined saloon
keeper for violating the law, but Wiser
counsel prevailed. and tic matter was
dropped. Tho department is not ut all
hot.hcaded.
The mayor 10. Arthur Crimmel of
with a fine oil 81 and costs yesterday.
and received from tho boy for his gcner'
osity tho surly statement: "Ill rot IN
the cell before pay you cent"
Misses Ida GitIen and Anna Work
man returned 10 their home ut Neil =
Siding, after spending a week with tho
family of W. i. Workman.
Miss Bessie, daughter OF John A. Gal.
laher, ia visiting relatives in Marietta.
and will attend the Marietta Colleges this
fall.
The entertainment. given by the Sec.
onl N. L. Church last night was vol
attended and all enjoyed themselves.
Miss Christy Crusch. Of Martins
Ferry, Is tho guest of hor fricud, Miss
Clara O'Toole, Of tho Third ward.
Robert Beatty and Adam. Randall left
yesterday for Albany, Ind, wnere they
will work in glass house.
Miss Mary Burns, OF the Second
ward, is visiting friends ut Martins
Ferry.
Mrs. Miller Booth has returned home
after spending two weeks at Jerusalem.
N. Morcer will return homo to-day
after spending week at Bethesda.
Miss Maudc Lilly. OF this city, is
spending week at Bethesda.
John =. Grow is visiting friends and
relatives NJ Harvey, III.
WiIlinm Sc;,indowolt is taking 4 tour
OF tho eastern cities.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR Said.

Uonsc NJ seven ROOMS Eighteenth street. with
slx.rIoIueI house III tue rear. lot 31xlA, s! 7Nl.
Ionso OF Tires rooms. LinI street, BclVederI'
$50. -. ~, $50,
n3d streets, with 4.f00laed @6usc 1" tho rear;
large lot, sl.iJl. =, ,oo
4 FInc improved farm Ot sixty acres, thsco
miles east OF Wheeling. ,,..... .,,-, .,...
House Of i've rooms. Tweniy'thitd street.
'- iIonso of five roous chaplIne street Centre
ii0nse 81 Tires rooms. Market street cOntF0
Wheeling. sAC. -,.,.,, r,,,.,.
ward easy terms SOD
House al i've rooms. brick. Fourteenth street,
House Of four rooms jacob street, Sixth
Wiz" IISnSS, i've rooms. Woods street, East Wheel.
Fine farm, TT acres. three miles from Mounds
willie. with splendid improvements This Is u
bHVhIu, ,,.c.,,,,,, ,,,
IiS,CI Of nurtcen rooms, doug good buStnOIL
splendid location. cheap -,,,,,,,
UOr,o OF seven rOGuIS aud hall. CbapHn9
street Centre Wheeling, SiE1
Lot east end Fourteenth street. SlM
lntS On Lind street, lielYedtrc. ST. each.
lois IN NnhrunS & SpCIlcVS addition. ltluti'
Inns addition 10 North lellw1od, NnESF In'l;;
Cnhwrlls Kun. Pleasant Valley Ge'loVue "hu
other pllcCl IN anu near the CIV, eo, 90,
500 500, Si0i. sl.OoO. sl.jOo Hnd s!O)l
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John Adolph, Leo Altmeyes, Theodore
Yalentine Rorn, William Wetmar ana
Thee. Leibert
NEKpED repairs on the street paving
on Chaplipe street below TTensy1Ixth
street we're being executed yesterday
afternoon.
Rosa KuHx, aged ten, living in North
Wheeling. got hold Of quantity Of am
monIa aud drank IL she was DANGER
ousIy injured, bat is-expected to re-
cover.
TnE Democratic primaries will be
hold this afternoon. Not 4 great dea!
OF interest Is felt in them, rs the ulti'
mate outcome IL believed 10 be already
decided on BY the bosses.
Miss RuBY DAUx complained to
tho police ye.tsrday that Charles
Lowry had borrowed her gold watch
and pawnsd Il for 50. As Lowry had
left the city the police could do nothing
for her.
En- BRues will advertise tho State Fair
along tho Baltimore & Ohio and QUO
River railroads. II he does as well as
he did for the Opera House he viii be
as big a success Is everything else
about the fair.
CHARLES NASSAU was 10 in tho police
court yesterday OH charge Of disorder
~ conduct, and was dncd 81 and costs,
which he paid. Henry Christy, q plain
drunk, was also fined 81 and costs. but
afterwards dismissed.
TIE G. A. r. posts Of this city and
the towns across tho river have been in.
vlted to attend the funeral services Of
DR.. ]. NJ. Todd, at his late residence In
Kirkwood tomorrow at 10 a. IN. Whlle
tho interment will bO private, any who
desire to DO at the cemetery will be
welcome.
In tho barn burned by lightning at
McAIechen Thurday evening were ak
horses, aud both NOVA were filed with
hay. A lot OF boys had taken refuge in
the barn when the storm came up. and
they succeeded in getting the horses
out, but tho carriages, wagons and hay
were all destroyed with the barn. Had
tho boys not been there the horses
would have been burned also.
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LOCAL. n.:EvrrrEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In anu About
tho City.


Matters of Minor Moment Ia anu About
tho City.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record three cemetery deeds.
Tue council committee on police
failed to get a quorum last night
AMOS GREW grew violent yesterday
and Officer g'rischler locked him up for
disorjerly conduct.
CArrAlN MORGAN, well known old
soldier, was locked un by Officer Trisch-
Ter yesterday rs plain drunk.
G1ovASNG SARIGl, tho Italian rapist,
was taken to MonndsvilIe yesterday by
tho sheriff, TO enter on his twenty-year
term in tho poni,entiary.
IuE services ut Odd Fellows hall on
Sunday, conducted by Rev. David
Eyanvei. has been changed from $3.50 to
s D. H., to accommodate tho Sunday
school class.
TuE two small children of Mrs.
Charles Grist. ono OF them the victim
OF tho Italian ficnd Sarigi, slept at police
Headquarters last evening, having no
place else to stay.
ASNA KRIuEn wna yesterday ap.
uointed administrators Of tho estate OF
Eliza Is. kridGr, dGSeased. and gave
bond in the sum OF $500, with W. II.
Howard US surely.
A MAN who makes wood fans and
other whitfield work was locked up by
the police last night on suspicion OF DO.
ing man who recently shot police
man in PHrkorsburg.
TuE new smoke stack at the Bellaire
nail works Is TO DO the highest in tho
Ohio Valley. II will be l75 feet. Tho
ono at tho riverside works il now the
highest, being 100 feet.
DEAD fish abounded in tho creek from
tho Peninsula to the rlvor yesterday,
having washed down after Thursday
nights rain until they encountered tho
poisonous water below Fulton.
e. YAXKEuREN will open his new
lunch room Mt l4O4 Market street TO.
day. He has put in new front and
otherwise improved tho place, aud has
u very comfortable and attractive place.
TItg city tax collections in the past
week, as reported to Receiver kindla-
berger ny NnlieCInl ShnleT !ostei""y,
only aggregated sos 40 for the general
fund and Sl.G 80 Tor the ten.cent levy
fund.
INVITATIONS are out for tho first
grand picnic and summernachfest to bo
given by tho Butchers Sons OF Wheel
ing Mt Mozart Park on Wednesday,.
August 10. The committee on arrange
inCnts ia composed OF Messrs. Henry d.
BayIla. chairman; James 7. Noble,
Millinm NIckinsnn Chnrlna knlhitZnr
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Ma,,rIS,J FiSt,l,Y.
Iraps and ,ri.i,np, In tine Thriving CIT!
Across tho River.

iInps and Mssi'nP' IN the Thriving CITY
Across tho River.
The ball gams played on tho athletic
field yesterday afternoon was Witnessed
by large crowd OF spectators. The \.
NJ. G. A. team defeated the Burnesville
team by u score Of - to 5. Tho bat
terry for tho homo team was kaine
ana Miller and for the visitors Smith
aud Prince. Tho enthusiasm OF the
grand stand overlooked when Paddon
in tho fifth inning knocked n home
run with three men on tho Buses
There will DO two games to-day, one
at 10 q. III. and tho other NJ Sp. III.
The amoll store kept by Mpa. Douo-
van at tho corner OF Fourth street anil
tho county road was entered by sncak
thief aud the money drawer relieved OF
several dollars in change whilO tho pro-
prictros4 was in the buck part OF tho
building.
Anunbor OF visitors from tho adjoin.
ins towns wcrc 10 DO so0n in tho grand
stand at tho bail grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. William IToylc and daughter,
Ida. Of White Oak, Now Mexico, arO
visiting the tamIIy Of Mr.. Joseph Will
Jams
Tho Misses Rohrey. Rothcrmond and
Scnbright have returned from an cXcur'
sion to Niagara Falls.
Rev. Mr.. BogIc will lend tho Y. NJ. @.
A. open mir meeting at Broadway park
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward McGlon. Of North Fourth
street, is confined TO her bod by SICK
ness.
Tho Young Mons Debating Club held
u very interesting session last cvoning'
George Cook. Of New Athens. 10 visit
ing friends in town.
Dr. j. G. AIcUlostor, Of Carnot, Pa, is
visiting DR.. Hogan.
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REv. JouX BomNd will be heard FROM
at thu old camp grounds, MoundsyIllc,
August 9th TO 10th.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.
NoTICE!

Tho nrm OF p lIachmanu & Sons have this
day dissolved BY mutual consent NJ Peter
Bachunu retiring The buslucss will DO con-
Quoted hereafter by D. +. DachmAnn. c +. ilach.
mann and l. il. Dachmanu. under the style aud
arm name Of P. Dachnann'S Sons
All parties knowing themselves indebted to
tho arm Of P. Daehmana X Sous. arc requested
10 call and settle at once, Persons having claims
agaIns, said Grn are requested to present same
for settlement or,,vv /. Sors
WHEELING W. Va. August ]. 1921. an?
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Rents Reduced /!

No. Sii0 McColIoch street; will arrangg ,tis
two tenants or ono. md put in tlrStc!asS 1'l5s'
No, - rhirty.SbvCntlI StrIl1t, second nOoF 81
No. III Zane street. second ilOlr. ST.
No 2S!l Foil street, ono or two families
No. gOi Main street. twoTtOry bric:.
No, 3llI Mct'Olnch street, twoSEOtS tsnms. 4,
No, 81 Malu street, lRrgJ modern brick dwGI'
inT, fourteen rooms.
No lt1I MrCOlorh street. brick, Sil 90
No. 9i ohio street three rooms. 81 ".
No, u Virginia street franc. Slz rooms
The WaldlngtOn Place. hnnse AMI y I2fGL
No. GIH MAIN street, brick dwelling.
. No. 1It Main street. lrSt floor, three roon%
No lri rhirtv.thir'l Irca; brick. Two rnnmA
Two splendid nliC, rooms In Masonic building
No. gIIChGpinG street, Iivu rooms, SliOG
No ljNf Market street. ulllce rooms
No. III rhr'v.thirl strcIt, i've rooms: 500
NJ. iIli MnlH street. twrlVu rooms Au hIti
OiCc rooms In lIlhblrl Block. 1874 M4tEe: Ss
No lih Mhin StTnri SccDnd and thrl illOit
SlOrn rooms uG south street, IN HcasI3 Tap
GTuaClG building.
o ToE SALE. o
No ISL En,I street. two.stOry trame, Rooms.
Summrr rtlllUucrS III the country NJ PaTS
View, Pleasant Valley, l.eatherwood aud Woods
dHlU
MONEY To LOAN
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FOR RENT.

WHIPPING. ". Va. Auuu.! J. ls9L:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS..
CToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

A meeting Of the stockholders OF the Review
az Reviews Company. at it, principal Office. will
b held at J o'clock p m on August =, ISL; 70
take such action upon tho increase OF REDUCTION
Of the capital stock Of said COMPANY o. IhcIsASe
or reduction OF the par vAlne OF the shares OF ~
cnbltRI Stock As may be decided nDOn by the
stockhoid1rS. ". r.. TRYOS, Secretary.
iyS0
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CONSTIPATION and sick headache posi-.
lively cnrod by Japanese Liver Pellets.
80 pills % cents. Charles Il Goetzo
and ". ". Irwin.
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lF you want paving or fro brick, or
suwor pins, go to West Virginia Sand
Company, 1878 Water street. Tolc.
phone SOL. Ware rooms corner Of EoT
aud IwOnty.ninth street.