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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02
A ropuI.Isr ,rANrEEsro.
Chairman Tnubsneck IHsucs n Statement
Full OF Verbal ryro,ccnlcs.

Full OF Verbal ryrotccnlcs.
WASHINGTON, April LII. L. TNubc.
neck, chairman Of tho national com.
mittOc Of tho Peoples party, has issued
the iolowins statement:
"Thc President, in vctoinc tho scign-
forage bill has brushed every pretonsc
oil tho old parties aside. Tho Apache
warfare Of cunning and ambush is no
longer necessary, Tho aguut OF tho
gold combination prOclaims that the
soldiers who servo under him, whether
Republicans or Democrats. mist boldly
assert their loyalty to the money kings.
In tho future the people can take their
choice, either aid in strengthening the
chains Of money contraction by voting
for candidates to serve in tho ranks Of
the Republican and Democratic parties,
or unite before 1t is too late, with tho
Populists for liberty, equal rights and
an American financial system.
"Tho policy OF the veto message
means tho destruction OF all enterprise,
tho issue Of bonds to pay tho current
expenses OF tho government, aud that
national banks arc TO obtain money from
The government ut one per cent.
AIN the coming campaign tho word
'Populist' will be the faIlylng cry OF tho
MASSES against the classes. Tho snccrs
of the lireriod soldiers and COllurcd sub.
jects oil the money power, who have
brought dcs0lation hunger and want TO
their homes, will encourage and in
spire every loyal citizen to csponsc the
cause OF liberty, human rights and an
American financial aystcm."
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LOCAL HnEvirIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
tic Eli Y


Work will be commenced this morn.
ing OH the new buildings Mt the Wheel.
Ing and Mozart parks by Woods BROS.
carpenters.
AFTER tho close OF its successful en-.
gagomont ut tho Grand Saturday night
Billy plimmcr's specially company left
over tho II. Il o. rOad for Baltimore.
The funeral OF tho late George II.
C0rnahan took place yesterday after.
noon and was largely attended. The
services were in tho Second presby.
terrain church. Nelson lodge OF Nlasons
attended in n body.
ATTENTION is called to tho advertise.
mont OF Mr.. c. Scibcrt. who oilers his
dwcIling.at Pleasant Valley for rent. 1t
Is most delightfully."- situated and will
make ono OF the most pleasant summer
residences between Wheeling and Elm
Grove.
The first OF April coming this year on
sunday. movers had both Saturday and
to-day TO move on. Most OF them APP
parentIy waited until to-day. ms there
was little moving observable Saturday.
II tho weather today IL like yesterday
1t will be blessing.
ABour $3.50 o'clock Saturday night Il
man who was occupying bed at tho
Biery hotel, on Market street, in some
manner set fire to the bed tick. 1t was
in blaze within few moments. a
still alarm was sent 10 tho Chemical
house, and the blaze wns extinguished
before it did any material damage.
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A SMALL BOY MAY DIE
As the Result OF Injuries from II Horse
Driven by Drunken 0icn.

As the Result OF Injuries from IL Horse
Driven by Drunken 0icn.
About hall past O'Clock las. evening
Ernest Kloetzer, the ive-Year-o!d son OF
Ernest kloctzer, IN employo OF the Rey-
mann brewery, whose home is III Alley
il, was run over by 4 horse OH McCol-
loch street near Fourteenth. and re-
ceived injuries which may prove fatal.
Two drunken men, unknown TO any
of the people who saw them, were
driving about in East Wheeling. They
nearly ran over Mr.. George Hubbard,
the plumber, and barely missed Il man
who was trimming q city arc light.
Then they drove over the kloelzer
child, the horses hoots crushing sew
cral holes in his head and possibly in
tlcting internal injuries.
DR.. Bellcville was summoned and
dressed the child's wounds. lic said
last night that he could not tell def
intel y how serious the boys injuries
were before this morning.
Officer .Wilkie heard the story Of the
drunken men driving recklcslv through
the streets and injurin. the boy, and
reported at headquarters. He found
that the TWO men had eaten dinner
with friend who lives on East Four
tenth street, aud going there he learn
cd that they were named Pcrge and
Morritz and lived in South Eellaire,
where Perge's father owns coal mine,
and Morritz works Tor him.
Squire Gillospy issued Il warrant for
the two mon OH the charge OF assault on
the kloetzer child with intent to main,
distigurc. disable and kill" y tele-
phone message was sent to Bellairo and
Morritz was taken into custody there.
Pcrse had zone to his home belowtown,
but the Bcllalre officers said they would
bring both the men here this morning
to answer to any charge.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strnnEcrsIn tho City and Whooltn: Folk,
Abroad,

StrnnEcTsIn tho CITY tnd Whoo!tn. Folks
Abroad.
W. 3. Gaudy, OF ClaEksburg. is at the
Stamm.
S. P. Robinson. OF Warrington, is at
the Behlcr.
L. l.. Nash, OF Huntington, is 4 Wind.
sor arrival
o. b. Ramey, Of sister4viI!e, is q
Stamm arrival.
George W. Atkinson, jr., is home
from Charleston.
Joo A. Craddock, OF Glcnville, regis
tered ut the stamm.
Phi. Auber. OF ClarksburG, wac here
few hours yesterday.
Jinkins Miller, OF Pine Grove, Wctzel
county, is Behlcr guest.
james II. Furbee, n Warrington bust
ness man, is ut the Windsor
Mrs. J. L. Bowers. OF East Liverpool,
is visiting relatives i'll Wheeling.
W. J. White, OF Morgantown, auto
graphed Yesterday at the SiUmm.
Mr.. Howard Hnzlctt is recovering
from IN attack OF peuro-pneumonia.
Miss Belle DcYine, of the Eighth
ward, is on visit to Philadelphia and
the east.
]. S. Troll, DIST. Clairsvilc, was in the
city yesterday and autographed at the
McLure.
Charles Davis, Roy WATSON and
George McElroy, OF Cadiz, spent Sun.
day in Wheeling.
Miss Mamie McNIaster is home from
Walnut Lane seminary Speeding 4 few
days with her parents.
Miss Katherine McLain returned Sat.
urday from a two months tri p TO Mass
uchusctIs and New York.
". S. Wiley, OF the New Martinsville
Democrat, was here Saturday evening on
his way 10 Washington, Pa.
Hon. Stuart W. Walker, OF Martins
burg, accompanied by his vile, arc III
the city, guests at tho Windsor.
Miss Frances Stanton, OF Centre
school, has gone to Hartford City TO
spend the spring vacation visiting her
cousin.
Will Straub and Frank Miller, local
athletes, lett yesterday afternoon for
Pittsburgh, where they take part in an
athletic entertainment this evening.
Mr.. W. II. Frank, wife and Miss Bcs-
sic Bechman left for Chicago yesterday
afternoon 10 attend tho wedding OF Mr..
G. Z. Beckman, OF Boston, formerly OF
Wheeling, to Miss Ida Mao Frank, OF
Chicago, 4 late visitor here.
Elsie. the bright little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Truman, OF south ia
cob street, died very sudiedly Tuesday
evening. The intorment took place n:
Mount Calvary Thursday afternoon.
They have tho sympathy OF their many
friends in their bereavement.
Col. Sam. S. Vinson, OF Huntington,
United States marshal OF West Virginia
got to town last night from down the
river. He is here to arrange for the
term OF the United States court here
which convenes this morning. The
grand jury will first be selected alter
which the Margaret Moore pen
sion case will come up. There
are numerous cases to be tried
ut this term and it will las,
probably thirteen days. The clerks and
other attaches OF the court will be here
this morning.
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SUCCESSFUL FINANCIAL INSTITUTION.

The United HanI1!n: and Building COM
pany-Its Branch III Wheeling Managed
by Our Most Successful business Men.
Over Sl50,O0O of Stock Already Sub
scribrd By Wheeling Pcoplc-Ioans
Made on Real Estate Payable Back on
Easy Monthly Payments.
The United Banking and Building
Company, OF Richmond. Va, has cstab-
lishcd here its western department. 1t
offers Tor sale 4 limited number Of the
shares OF its capital stock, fully paid
and worcestershire, ut $50 per share.
The company pays on the cost OF this
stock 4 cash dividend OF per cent per
annum, payable semi-amnually on the
LIST days OF January and July OF each
year. lie stock further participates in
the profits OF the business, and is re-
deemed by the company at its maturity
(Which is estimated 10 be about eighty
four mon;hs) at 500 per share, regard
less OF the cash interest already paid
the holder thereof. This company is n
weil-managed institution, and We coin
mend its shares 20 the investing public.
The following is copied from the
Richmond, Va, Dispatch OF the Sth ult {:
1.-THE annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers oil the United Banking and Build
ing Company was held nj its office in
January. The president submitted his
report rs TO the business done by the
company during the past twelve
months. The showing made was most
gratifying. In this paper President
Blair said that notwithstanding the
terrible financial stringency that the
country had Just passed through, the
company was now in better condition
than over before Tho paid up stock
mad increased nearly 100 per cent and
local branches had been established in
six states. The report OF the actuary
showed that the average profit yielded
by the company since its organization
is 10 per cent. The following gentle
men were elected directors: W. j..
johnson. Governor O'Ferrall. William
Ryan, II. L. Denoon and Lewis Blair.
Governor 0'Ferrail takes the place OF
the late Adolphus Blair in the direc.
tory"
The officers OF the Banking and Build.
ing Company are Lewis II. Blair, pres-
dent; W. J. Johnson, vice president
W. G. Preston, general attorney; Sam.
uel S. Elan, secretary and treasurer
Z. NJ. Cra,chiie!d, assistant secretary
and treasurer
For particulars sec Prichard & Nor
ris, state managers. they can be seen
at tho Mcclure House between 10 s p.
III. and 6 to S p. III. The company's attor-
new here is W. J. ". Cowden.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
An Aged Lady Found Dead on tho Pore
Of Her Neighbour.

I'm Aged Lady Found Dead on tho Porch
OF Her Neighbour.
PoNEEoY, o., April 1.-The iouIc3t
murder in the history Of this county
was committed hero about midnight.
Elizabeth, the divorced wife oil DR..
Richard Slaughter. was found dead on
the next door neighb or'a porch with
three bullets in her head. She lived
alone and was seventy years oil age.
NciShbor Clayton Slahl and wife, on rc-
turning from an entertainment, fell
over the dead body 1T their door She
Is supposed TO have run to tho neigh
boris when attacked and was murdered
while trying 10 get in their door. The
body shows marks OF Kicks. The front
door OF the dead womaD's house was
found open and the lamp burning
Nothing was disturbed. The object OF
tho murder is mystery. She WAS .
peaCeable and well liked woman.
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PIrTsDunGU, Pa, April 1.-Mr. Ed
ward II. Wall, assistant to the general
manager OF the Pennsylvania lines
west OF Pittsburgh, died this evening at
the homeopathic hospital: the result, OF
shock following an operation Tor apen-
dicihs. Mr.. Wall was taken sick on
Saturday. but no serious symptoms de-
veloped until iale this evening.
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The more Chamberlain Cough Rem
edv is used the better it is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
niyos satisfaction. It is good when you
first Itch cold. 1t is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs arc sore.
/. is good in any kind OF cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen OF it aad
every bottle has given satisfactlon.-
Siedman K Friedman, druggists, Min.
ncsota Lake, MINI.
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The marks at tho public landing
showed S feet in tho channel. Weather
lair and warm.
The Scotia was delayed on the down
trim Yesterday, not leavin. this port un-
iii 3 o'clock. At Pittsburgh she took
on m immense gas tank, made OF sheet
steel, weighing many tons, and occupy
ing nearly the entire forecaStlc. She
was very low in the water ut the bow,
and was unable 10 turn around here.
She backed down 10 Bel!airc, where she
was Strengthened out. The tank goea TO
a Winiiradc, W. Va, coal company.
Reports from headwater points were
as follows:
Warrcn-River foot 0 inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and growing
colder.
Grecnsboro-Rver : feet 10 inches
and falling. Weather lair. The Jacobs
is due down Monday.
Oil City-River feet Ginches and
stationery. Weather cloudy and mild.
Morsantown-Eivcr > iect and falling
slowly. Weather clear and pleasant.
Tho Blaine WAS up to-day.
Steubcnvillc-Rivcr ieet and falling.
Weather clear and cold.
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Mail Pouch Tobacco. per pound, @Sc
Choice Fancy sugar Corn, } caus iOr""....". 600
Standard sugar Corn, cans iO5.,..u..."..,.... "hc
Early June Peas, cans iur.........."n,,"....@ csc
Sugar Peas . cans @6c
Fest Stanlarl Tomatoes, . cans Or........... "5c
Rest Pic Peaches, ems ior................... ESQ
Best Table Peaches, cans for. ..,............. zoe
Ex,rn Choice Ecd Salmon . cans ior..-....... ".5c
lest Wash Boards l6c
FrtiI John Food, per package, .."...." lie
Choice Sccllc,S RlIsInS, per pound ..o....,... Zoe
Large RNI,ius. pee pOnnd.,""...,.."....o.... DC
Choice Carolina Rcc, per pouud.oa.... ....... Be
Largo Select Lemons, each ,........".. ,........ lc
Clothes Pins, per lie
Carpet lacks, ounces, per box .,,.....,... ic
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SreriG Dispatch 10 the Li!eligcnc2r
BCcKuAENON, W. Va, April IL. W.
Swishcr. successor 10 pinncll & Swisher,
dry goods, OF this city, made IN assign
ment !ato last night, naming ". II.
Fisher assignee. Assets, $4,000; liabi-
tiles about $4,000.
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Fiye.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose. ChllIrcn'S Hose. Rolling Pins.
lockwood ltulcs. Gun Buttons. Tin Eucket,. Com.
hinui0n Glass Cutters, Boys Knives. Pokers,
Door Bolts. SclLsiOOt OIL Shoe Backing. Wash
Fans, Richter llarnOniciS Towels, &c Needle
Packages SnectaclcS. Dime Cologne Hair Curl.
"rs; school states Lamp BURNERS, shoe Dressing,
Ladies' Pins Table Knives.
Nun: Decent articles In our 5.cent list Como
ana insg Thorn ont OF Onr MnH
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WORSE THAN REPORTED.
The Collapse OF the Bridge ut bristol
Eight Men Wont Down.

The Collapse Of the Bridge ut bristol.
Eight NIen Wont Down.
BRlsToL, Tenn, April 1.-The collapse
OF the large wooden bridge at RadiorL,
Va, Friday afternoon, was greater than
ut first reported. Eight men went
down eighty feet. Three were instantly
killed: Charles Thomas, Edward NIabos
and c. Andrews, all white. The wives
OF two OF the men saw the bridge 20
down with them. I. \. Mccullough,
the contractor, has since died. Thomas
Price, colOred, vii! Johnson and james
Carriers, the latter coIored, cannot re-
cover. fhe disaster was due to lack OF
engineering skill on the part OF the con-
tractor
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Seycn-Ccnt Articles.

,Colgntc's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs,
llArmOnicAS, Counter Books. Dress Goods. La.
dies HnndkeTChieis, Mixed Bird Seed. White.
wash brushes, large Tlu Caps Wash Pans. Shears.
~ N $ popular price We oder many articles
worth double the money
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Teu-Cent Articles.

SuspendeEs. Clothes lines, 2rccnt Jowe,ry,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages. Jail PaiocES.
Royal Needle Packages. one.haf pound Tea. La.
dies @Ocent Hose, Dolls, 2rccnt CuT buttons
Mirrors. Poke. Knives.
We ARE constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, rs they RTe here to-day and
gone tomorrow. 1t Is our aim to always hive
something new at prices that will make YOU buy,
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YWO.Cent Articles.

r. dozen Buttons. Fine Comb. bottle Ink
Pint Tin Cups. handkerchief, Cake Cutters Pep.
per Boxes Langtrv Hair Pins Carpenter Pencils.
Gun buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet SOAP. GiinlctS,
IAnc l,Incs, Rubber Tipped Pencils. Hair
CrinIpcN
Wedcal only In Bargains aud give big value
for the luOitcy
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TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for selling only fresh
and standard goods is well known. EH'
amino our price list and you will find
you can buy the best at our stores Tor
loss money than you pay for inferior
goods NJ other places.
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Nine-Cent Articles,

Ladies' Cloves. Shoe Brushes Stew Pans. Pro.
serve Kettles. Butcher Knives. worth II cents,
Glass Dishes. MIX Strainers. Coffee Pots. Flour
SitlGrS. SuspcndcFs. Extract Vanilla. Dolls Disl
Pans. Hammers, Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
per. Pound Cinnamon, Pound Ginger. Pound
Baking Powder
The above are all genuine bargains and lower
thnu pvn- hnfNrA
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SiX.Ccnt IriiCinS.

Ono set Table Spoons. Dnn.; Books. Purses.
shifting. SGspendcrs. Butcher Knives Decent
lhCcS. Sleeve Buttons. Decent EmbroiderIes,
Scrnbbing Brushcs. Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited. We have Bargains tos you
and Il WIN my Ynu In rull
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MCLOTHING.M

nu,o "a :, .r,, It, , :,
UYERli,1IS ~ h'icei thnt Smash al iormG,
2y?5 Is ON We ne Isre sJs,; bargains a: $751;
I.wii, pay Soa 10 IooS :; nj these roo1,
EUu,c cUEru ats,9is!z.s;gl siTs;n
S%HSFf @T S%S c yS s S % watch Gh hss
weinvIte YOU to return the 81 me and your money
will be refunded. These goods mnSir5,
uDu,u DIl1ur n, ,sc c.c -, az, 9, -
HEN PhNl9 SIN If Won van. IN 20 l ~ W.
the value OF dollar try TO borrow one II yon
want to know how to save q doIlar OF more looi
al our Clothing Department
pnVci CHINO Mt $50 SIC. CSC 81 IA q a nm
No" U nns YSm9 ea an @aeS @.eS i b sale Hr can
Dnur, n.unr n, I7c %, M, 10 rho.o.,,
DUf0 fhHI0 b1r,mins and Going vrrv "a" ~
r rrSsSa We have H' sizes from to 10 at these
HENS SHOES Ct Ct 4; &c 10 9's Il 4 10 SL?' S:a
and We are away BLOW The hem market '''S t''s'
LADIES' RIHE SH0RS Gt re, sc. 81 IS, sl.j7.
t phDi INV ptiou' Il. ,SiG!. 81 81 10
SUI puF success, III inc ahoc line Il pfoblhsi
more man we deserve. we presume me reason
Wcsell So many IS because they DON! last long
""t rtDi''e "'.I Nt.r .I'c''''
CHI nREN'S SH0ES Al I've; DC. &c. iSc, h!c,
S'HS 'sc. a'c up. All bar.
gains
Hnnir ood pnuri unfr ut 100 olr. Sic Sc
M6u lllu DUyo HAS &c, up 10 81 gj for 4
fine SILK Hat. which usually sells sIjL
En,i, Chat, Mt lgc 20. &c Ggc I'm IN 81. O,
Mcu GIltlS Shirts we lead lhe trnIr
,-:,: - nut II, MI r,ic,, n,
Mlll!nhTV alQ RlDDOnS W,nmia p - -. vi
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IT is not what It's proprjoiors say,
Int what Hoods Sarsaparlla does, that
tells the story OF lis merit. Hoods sar-
saparilla cures.
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EYES examined free. Glasses ground
for any kind OF spectacles or eyes.
PRoF SIrEFr, the Opticiau, lilo Main St.
MWSF
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REAL ESTATE.
TO IEI7.

Modern Scycnroomrd house. 2.,j ChaplIns
store room. lloj Market street, les, location
store r6om i.9l Slain strcet. Possession at
once,
$50 OO-GOod scyeu.roomed dwelling, No. z
South Penn street.
Store room aud dwelling at 40. 9lo9 Main
street.
street.
s!!OO-Modcrn six.rOOmcd dwelling, 1876 South
Penn street
tI0O-SIx.roOmCd dwelling. 1, North York St.
slaOO-fIvc.rUnmcd dwelling 3llB EON street
aiO-FlvCrOOmrd dwelling, 3liI Jacob ST.
s. OO-Flyc.roolncd dwelling III Twenty
nInth street.
Sl9VD-Thrce rooms, both gases md water SIS
Market street
Si7 UO-SIx.roomcd dwelling. with Nnblo y
South Huron street; suitable for two families
50 GO-Flvc.r0Omcd dwelling corner liuron
and $Cw jersey streets
Lawyers offices near City Bnidlas.
OnicG rooms, EgurtCr Block most modern Ia
tho city
Egcricr Hall; best In the city.
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You will seldom need adoctor il you
have Simmons Liver Regulator handy.
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Dir. BuLL's Cough Syrup is tho best
in the market. A single bottle will con-
vince YOU of its excellence. Try it.
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Fine farm. I%T acres, three miles from Mounds.
vile. with splendid Improvements This Is
bargain.
Farm of 3)iI acres near Triuiclphia. s,.Slo
Farm OF 39I. ncrGS ~ miles east of CITY. $500.
House OF five rOomS lot 3IHl2l feet, Eoif Street.
Centre Wheeling. $3.50
SO feet Of land fronting on McColloch ani
Lind streets.
Double brick house. four aud FIVE rooms. with
modern Improvements, lot i5xlOJ feet. bargain.
$500.
Two brcl; houses. five md six rooms lot l0)x
100 icct. cheap. Si.j0l
Hotel OF fourteen rOoms doing good business,
splendid location, cheap.
House OF i've rooms. 1905 MCCollOch STREET,
$1,000
House Of three rooms. Woods street, Eighth
ward, lot 2jSlJ9 feet. $500
House OF five rooTs brick, Fourteenth street,
$3.50
House Of five rooms, jacob street. Cento
Wheeling Sl.20l
House Of five rooms Woods. street. East Wheel
Ing, $500
House Of eight rooms, Coal street, FRS. ward.
SlOO.
House Of seven rooms and hall, Chaplius
street. Centre Wheeling. Si,2D
Lot Gust end FOurtceGth street $40.
LntS on Lind street. BcivrdefC SD each.
Lois in Bchrcus ,e Spcidel's addition. Hand
lan's addition 10 North BcuwI0l B1gg,' Ruu.
Cnldwelrs Run. Pleasant Valley. Bellevue aud
other places in and near the city.
NESBiTT g. DEVlNE,
Tel. G&. 1899 Market Street.
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PUBLIC SALES.

NFFERED AT PUBLIC SALE.
4 iwo.sto:y Brick Dwelling. situated No. 1874,
on the east side OF Eo.l street. near corner Of
Twelfth street, in II most desirable part Of the
city. containing six rooms and kitchen. hail and
cellar, together with the lot OF ground running
back 10 uu alley, Saturday. March 81, at 10
O'Clock Il. IN, in, from. OF courthouse.
Terms cash. C. 4. SCHAEFER & CO.
mil
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FOR RENT.-

Store room on the west side of Market
street. In good location. near Twelfth
street.
No. I'll South Front street. seven rooms nni
ba'h room. new house %
Four rooms OH South York street. now
IL w
Four rooms OH Zane street. new nouse...... 10 %
bath foom. new house, in st ISsaiIoT. 20 90
Eight rooms and bath room. on Virginia
street. in new brick house 20 o.
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showed S feet in tho channel. Weather
mir and warm,