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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-20
ABOUT I'I:OpLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Fol
Abroad.

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Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.
7. G. Mayfe!d, OF Conway, ia a Bob
Ter arrival.
j.. D. Carter, OF Peel Tree, registered at
the Behler.
J. T. DeVogc, OF sistorsvillo, is n
Behler guest.
Z. NJ. Mullen. OF PaElicrsburg, is at
the Windsor.
Col. Hugh Sterling was up at Steubcn-
vile yesterday.
Mrs. Cora Long has returned from 4
visit to S%teubenville.
Hon. c. 2. Dorr, OF Addison, regis
tered at the Windsor yesterday.
Jacob Koontz, OF New Martinsville,
is hero on ono OF his frequent visits.
B. 5. Harding, United States bank
examiner, OF Huntington, is in the city
on business.
Miss Mamie Bickse has returned
home to Steubenville after 4 pleasant
visit 10 friends here.
Emil Hackenberger left for his home
ut Fairmont yesterday after an extend
cd visit 10 iriends here.
DR.. John Il. Pipes, OF Crestline, Ohio,
is in the city, the guest OF his mother
on South Chapline street.
Mrs. ]. W. Heavier, misses Rita
Heavier and Mamie Burt, OF Buck
harmon, are Windsor arrivals.
Mr.. and Mira. L Metz, OF lI04 Main
street, have Just returned from New
York, after 4 ten days business trip.
Col. Robert Z. McEldownev, OF New
Martinsville, was here yesterday after
noon and autographed at the Windsor.
Mr.. Sheets, tho produce dealer OF
Salmira. ". Va, well known here, who
was reported dead, is still living, though
DANCE rously sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Emma Brown, an accom-
plished young LADY OF Wheeling, visited
her cousin, Miss Birdie Glass, OF the
Fifth ward, Sunday.-BslGirs Trbm>.
Mr.. A. y. Humphreville, OF Mt.
Pleasant, was here yesterday, having
accompanied his wife and his daughter,
Mrs. Rankin, this far on their way to
the latter's home at Boonville, Mo.
0. B. Ramev, OF S~istersville, ]. Z.
Brandon, OF New Cumberland, C. Z.
Hutchinson, OF Fairmont, L. L. Stealey
and R. d. Phillips, OF C~larksburr, are
among the Wo.t Eirginiuns at the
Stamm.
Prof. Fred C. Meyer. OF Wheeling, in
struCtor on the banjo. mandolin and
| guitar, who has n large class at Man
nington, intends starting 4 class here
soon. There is enough talent here 10
make a fine club.-Fairmont Free Press.
NJ. s. High, Of Cincinnati, travelling
representative OF the Pope Manufactur-
ing Company, Boston. is here looking
up the Columbia bicycle interests, OF
which X. Hoge is the agent. Mr.. High
is one OF the best known wneelmen OF
the country and for several year was
chief consul OF the Ohio division OF the
L. !. ".
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The Rev. Henry Runner, OF parkers.
burg, W. Va, preached n most interest
ing and instructive sermon to Il large
and attentive congregation. The peo-
pie arc glad that they will have the op-
portunity OF hearing him again this
evening. Mr.. Runner is one OF tine most
faithful pastors and preachers in the
Presbytery OF ParkersburS, and tho citi-
zens OF Wheeling cordially welcome
him to their city.
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Matters of Minor Moment 4 and Abou
thu City.

thH city.
OPERA HOUSE this ovening-Rhca as
Josephine"
The Belmont mill will resume ono
day this week, after q shut down since
last week.
LAST evening u dance was givcn at
Mongeo & llowlcy's hall by 4 numbcr. OF
South Side ladies.
OFFICER O'BRrEN last night locked up
James Bennett, who was drunk on tho
street i'll tho Sixth ward.
A SUMnEE Of ~workhouso prisoners arc
at work giving tho walls and ceiling Of
tho city water boards office their au-
nual cleaning. They needed 1t.
SEVERAL hundred good. substantial
benches used on the Worlds Fair
grounds at Chicago last year havo been
bought BY the Wheeling Park directors
and will be here soon for use in the
park.
FRIDAY evening OF this week Garfield
Temple No. !, l. Of q. T., will present
tho drama, Tho Finger OF Fate" at
Westwood's hall, and great preparations
have been made. An attorpiecO, From
Way Down East" will also be given.
Henry HnDEBRAND, OF Wheeling.
has rented tho Russell Wood farm, back
OF Martins Ferry, and will raise tomu.
toes on 1t. For this purpose 1t is spo.
CHILLY adapted. From what can be
learned more persons will engage in
this industry hcreabOutJ this year than
ever before.
ALuIxI's London Empire Entertainers
will DO Mt the Grand Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Tho company consists
OF leading American and European
specially artists aud tho feature OF the
performance is Chief lIadi and his
troup OF sixteen Arabs. Seats on sale
ut the box Office.
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Epworth League Meeting.

Last evening n monthly meeting OF
the Epwor,h League OF the Wesley NJ.
E. church, South Side, was held, ut
which there was a remarkably good at
tendance. The four vice presidents re-
ported there is now 4 membership in
the league OF over n hundred, and the
superintendent OF the junior league re-
ported one hundred members.
The formal business part OF the meet
ing was succeeded by an entertainment,
which was quite enjoyable. Misses
Della Imbody, Ivy Bowman, Kate
Strausser and Mr.. Carl White recited
acceptably. Mas Lulu Burse,t sang q
solo and George Hopwood read a selec.
ton nicely.
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THE ISLAND FERRY.
The Charleston Finally bought and will
Repaired.

The Charleston Finally Bought and will be
Repaired.
Yesterday the usual crop OF new ru-
mors concerning the Island ferry was
atloat. The fact was authoritatively
stated. however, that the Island com
rany had finally closed the bargain and
bought the boat. and made arrange
ments to have all the needed repairs
made on it. The work will be done at
once, and tho boat is expected to arrive
here within n week or ten days.
Mr.. McGregor said yesterday that
there would be no trouble about a land
ing on the Island side. 4 petition was
filed Yesterday with the city board of
public works asking permission to set
Dosis in Ohio street to moor the landing
floats to. 1t will come before the board
at its next meeting.
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One Cent Article1,

Q Heavy Envelopes, lGo0d Pen Holders. 4 Steel
Pens. | AemOrandum'lIoOE. Sheets Note Paper.
g Slate Pencils ! Lead Pencils. I Collar buttons.
: punches Half Pins, ! handkerchief. / Thlmble.
! paper Pins. | paper Needles. ! spool SIX Twist,
: dozen Hooks aud Eyes. & DarnIas Needles, |
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Drass Pants buttons. |
Hat I'm. ] box Carrot TackS. | dO,ca Clothes
rms. Tablet, ! set Knitting Needles
LOIS OF SCUnt guDI, toiD. M | rruL
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SeYen.Celt Articles.

Colsate's Pall Soap. large Dressing Combs.
iiaEmoliclS. Counter Doois. DrSsS Goods. La.
dies HaodEerchiefS Mixed Bird Seed. White.
wash BrlAhes. large Tin Cups. Wash Pans. Shears.
Aims popular price we oaes many articles
worth double the money.
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FiYC.Cent Articles.

Ladies, Hose, Children's Hose. Rolling Pins,
BoHwood Rules, ~CuTBaiio1s. Tin buckets. Com.
nihntinn Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. Pokcra,
Door Bolts, NrEtsfoot on shoe iiIurEinr Mash
Pans, Richter lIRrmonicaS. Towels. .5,c Needle
iacEaEes, SpcciGclcS Dime Cologne. liair Curl
aFS; school States Lamp Burners, Snoe Dressing,
Ladies' Pins. Table KniYel.
Mari lO-cent articles in our J.ccnt list Come
ana take them out OF our rvnv
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Two Cent Articles,

u dozen Buttons, I FIuc Comb bot,lo Ink.
Pint Tin Cups. handkerchief, Cake Cutters. Pep
rcr boxes Lanctry Hair Pins, Carpenter Pencils.
Gun buttons. Pic Pans. Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soan, Gimlcls.
IGpc Lines. Rubber Tipped Pencils. Hair
We deal only In Bargains md give biz value
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Miss Francis Il. Ensign. state score
terry OF the Ohio Young Women's
Christian Temperance Union, will speak
at the First NJ. Z. church in Bridgeport
Thursday evening, March %. Miss En-.
sign has spoken in transatlantic cities.
and is now national organizer for the
w. G, 4. U.
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H r L Il.


Fine fam. 81 acres, three miles from Mounds
vile, with splendid Improvement. This Is a
bargain.
Farm Of S9H acres near T%rIndclphia. $3.50.
Farm 1885,. acres 81 miles east OF ciiy. Sl.SO.
House OF i've rOnClS. lot SlHl2lfcel, EoI street.
Centre Wheeling. $500.
$50 feet Of land fronting on McColloch and
Double brick house. four and Eve rooms. with
$500.
Two brick houses. five and six rooms 10: lOox
lG0 feet, cheap. s4.5Ol.
Hotel OF fourteen rooms, doing good business,
splendid location. cheap.
House OF five TOOmS, 1903 McCOlloch street,
House Of three rooms. Woods street, Eighth
ward, lot 2jSl00 feet. $500.
House OF i've rooms, bTlck, Fourteenth street,
$3.50.
House of five rooms. Jacob street. Centre
Wheeling. sl.2Oa.
House O! five rooms. Woods. street, East Wheel
House Of eight rooms. Coal street, FInt ward.
House Of seven rooms md hall. ChaplIne
street, CcntTe Wheeling, $3.50.
Lot east end Fourteenth street, 500.
Lots on Lind street. Beivrdere. s2Tj each.
Lots In behrCnS & Speidcls addition. Hand
lan's addition to North Bcnwood. BoEgs' Run.
Caldwe!ls Run Pleasant Valley, Bellevue aad
other places IN and near The city.
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TWO SHORT ROUNDS
In tho Garbage Controversy Werc
Fought Lust Evening.
CARNEY AND BECKER PART EVEN.

Second Branch Of Council Again
Votes Fayorably on BcCkcr's BID,
but tho First Surprises People by
Refusing tn Concur aud Voting Tor
Carncy's bid OF ST. ,OO0-A Very
Complex aud Uncallcu for Condition
OF Affairs.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
Tel. GU. 1889 Market Street.
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

OL+iS GALL
Tho property, of the Mound City Brick Com.
pGny. NJ MoundSvIllc. ". Va, will be sold o.
auction 10 the highest mud best bidder on
SATURDAY. MARCH -. 1891.
at ! O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises.
said properly consists OF about Twelve il2I
acres Of clay land suitable for building brick Of
best quality. located upon a switch OF the h 80.
K. r., buildings. machinery ind tools for the
manufacture Of brick by the soft mud" process,
stable. office and dwelling house.
The personal property consists Of about $50
cords OF wood. about four hundred thousand
burnt brick. about 81 100 In book NccountS, four
!l horses. wagons. cart and harness, also otica
furniture. safe, desk. etc.
The property will be sold as a whole. without
division. upon the following terms. viz:
Five thousand lsi,cOll dollars, or aS much moro
Us the purchaser inay elect 10 pay. cash In hand
on The day Of sale. tho balance In two equal IN
Sia!!mHnlS, payable IN six ~ and twelve ~
months from the day OF sale. the purchaser 10
give his notes. bearing interest from the dav OF,
sale for the deferred pAymcnIs, secured by deed
OF trust upon the property,
Hy order Of the Board OF Directors.
mrlO-TThds T. J. H0HGMAS. secretary.
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EiSht-Cent Articles.

Monkey wrenches. WhiSk Brooms. Wash Bowls
I'm BlcEetS. Long Handle Fire ShOycls. Rules.
Hosiery Large Lamp Burners, Box Paper and
envelopes. SprluS Balances. Scissors, Blank
Books. Patent Buttons.
ol: customers know a good thing when they
see Il Join the nroee.sion 10 our sinrn-
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Ninc.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Kniye,' worth y cents.
Glass Dishes, MIX Strniuers. Coffee Pots, Flour
S!itets, Suspeuders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
rams. Hammers. ! Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
PEI. Pound Cinnamon. | Pound Ginger. l Pound
Baking Powder.
The above are al genuine bargains and lowe.
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SiX-Cent Articles.

one set Table Spoons. Blank Cooks. Purse.
Lnccs, Sleeve Buttons. lU.Cent Embroiderles'
scrnbbing Brushes. Gents Hall Hose.
NerchGnS invited. We have bargains 70. you
and Il will nay YOU 10 calf.
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Firt Round In Second IrnnCh-DccGrF again
lays out Carney. Carney got In eleven Egou
blows, buE Becker goes hin three better WIN
fourteen.
sec0nd Round In FIrsi Dranch-Carncy comes
up smiling aud ConhdenL Hot in~.work-Ca[ney
on top. Becker lands i've times. but the siNth
wafd9r breaks down BccEer's guard seven tines
HOuOFs even In the two rounds.
Third R~Ound-SeSt week In both b!nhcheA
The result iu doubt
Last evening specially called meet
ing OF the city council was held for tho
purpose Of considering the garbage col
lectorship. After tho action taken at
the last meeting, when Charles Becker
rot tho contract ut ST., 100 in the face
Of the health boards recommendation
Of Willium Carney ut 4 higher bid,
$4,000, 1t was discovered that Becker
had not secured tho contract legally
in that tho law requires that when the
successful bidder does not receive 4
two-thirds vote OF council, n majority
must be given At two successive meet.
lngs. This is the situation that called
forth last evenings meeting. It was
stated before the meeting that the mat
ter had not properly come before the
first branch at tho last meeting OF
Gil, Tor the reason that the second
branch had not passed on tho matter
only one majority vote had been given
Becker. II was therefore necessary for
tho second to give Becker another
majority, and ior the first either to give
him n two-thirds vote, which would
dispose OF the subject, or 4 simple
majority, in which case it would be
necessary for that branch to again give
him 4 majority at its next meeting.
On account Of the effort oil several
bidders in addition to Becker and Car
ney TO secnre the contract, there was an
unusually large proportion oil the mem
bsrship present. Mayor Caldwell pre-
sided in the upper brNnch's chamber
and President Warehouse in tho Sec
ond. Tw%enty-three second branch
members were present when h roll
call took place.
Tho president stated the object oil the
special meeting, and Clerk Thoner read
the health boards resolution giving the
contract to William Carney. Mr.. Max
well moved that the necessary second
vote OIL Becker be taken.
Mr.. Wheat wanted TO know why
Becker is picked out when there arc
lower bids than his. Ii the gentleman
who moved that Becker be given the
contract would explain. he could vote
intellicently on the subject.
MT. Kenny said Il thorough examina-
tionShad been made By the health board
and they had picked out Becker and
Carney, and as Becker was the lower
bidder OF tho two he had moved that
the contract be given Becker.
A vote was taken and resulted as iol-
lows:
BECKER WINS AGAIN.
Ayes-Bachman, Brock, Brill, Britt,
DinCer, Deiters. Hamilton, Isreal,
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MALARIA is one OF tho most insidious
OF health destroyors. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla counteracts its deadly poison and
builds up the system. 5
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Staseot Wafer and aruvemsutl OF Boats
The River Interests.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURE
Ben TIur. Kcmplc. ParEersburgaia m.
Liberty, Booth. Darlington. $50 p. N.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Hudson, Agnew, Pittsburgh. a. m.
keystone State. Calhoun. Cincinnati, Sa. n.
II. X. Bedford. Green. rtSbuTgh. 5 a. III.
Courier. liver. rarEersburg. 1850 am.
X. Z Phillips. Mende!. MalaEl0raS, 1880 q. n.
Liberty, Booth, ClaTInGtol. $50 =. N.
Reports from headwaters were as
follows:
Grcensboro-River S feet 6 inches and
falling; cloudy and cool.
Oil City-River 5 feet l inch and fall.
ing slowly; clear and mild.
Warren-River . feet c inches and
falling; cool and clear.
Moreantown-Riyer G feet S inchea
and rising; warm and raining.
Pittsburgh-River G ioet ) inches and
about stationary; cloudy and warm.
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~uElsMsDoRr DAY,

Tomorrow (Wcdncsdayl we will give,
free OF charge, NGTmsdort Souvenirs with
Hermsdorf Hosiery.
II. E1ISuEIMEE,
Eleventh Street,
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OPENING OF Easter Hats and Bonnet,
Tuesday and Wednesday. March 20 and 81,
WORKS, loss Main Street.
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&CLOTHING.4e

nVVDnnITc At prlce, tina. smash all sorne,
VlEhGuAlo records. Lo0k. 500 for a S Of
s siiiSo sS.oo Ss SS s.;3 G nay q S; 81. Bargains 3. At So 81
VIII pay you to look at these SooG1.
I aEh ) !, SHli0 s;&. $9 ST. % $40: %s az: x;
coed So ,1v iG5 les, ,ssa double !; Il t6S money saywhs5s
viii be refunded Tha;n rooIs m Tns your iHoucS
un,,,, n,T- -"s'0 so'-s muses..
MEkH PANTS sti-c' W DC &c, u IS up 70
~ - 10. II you want TO Enow
want 10 tnoT bbo o,r - y" $40 20 = GpIToW QUE T3o. ~ f go!
NJ orr CIothipr n,nor.mon, VI" u NV 'ooA
noIn, on,T
BUYS Suits ~ 5Sc sc. CSC 81 is, Sl% up
not las. elHavs: You cnnno match The pricst
BOVH pANTS At lac; l@c. &c. $1c. These asa
n,o.on, ~ OaTSains snd going TSty ia,tat
prices
Mhh D nnUho SIDE, p 500. It i, just a.
and we are away below the market
IhulGo FlhG ShuEo is, sI6S. SISf to
s262 Our success, In the Shos line Il probably
more than We deserve. We presume Ia rrISon
we sell so many Is because they don't last long,
but people will have them,
nuII npEuiU Cunpc 1t los, sc, SIC, CSC. &c.
. GlUGO 80. SIC IN. All blr.
gains
IA !,
lel 5 ana Bows Halls a. W. w. =; . {, az az roI,
Nro san NJ, - ,-a1 ~ ny g ''io' u
v.-i- nII ,o.Sa" -. ao."s,So. ~
hbI Shifts y IsS .sc ~ &c up tH''c' on
n shi'A We '-Au 'nu 'Fdlo'
hjlli1prV and RihhnnS nj NIL prices On
"tOtl uuu Millinery we eau
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will he
ready IN u sho:: time. our cutter. Mr. W. T.
NarloWe; Will show you all tho latest styles aud
patieFnS!n this line aud we will save you money.
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TIE number is 50 and the street is
Twelfth where you can buy Wall Paper
at One Cent q Bolt.
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The best in the west, north and north.
west is reached only by the lines OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St Paul
Railway. Trout season is nearly
here; look up your tackle, see
that it is in good shane and
then write to John L. Pott, Dis,ric,
Passenger Agent, Williamsport, Pa, for
q brochure OF 'where the trout hide"
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$3.50 square inches OF Wall Paper for
Ono Cent all this week.
KURSER & CHEW.
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GO to worlS' SIiliincry Opening Tuesday
and Wednesday, March 20 and 81. 1855
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

PITTSBURGH. wmTCIISG & KENTUCKY H. T. Co..
wIIErEISG, w., Va. March :. lS9L
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Pittsburgh. Whecliug Il Kentucky Railroad Com.
puny will be held nj the principal Office Of the
company. In the Clly 81 Wheeling. ". Va, on
Thursday, March -, isll, ct, I&D O'Clock .. IN.
for the purpose al holding an election iDE direct.
os To serve for the ensuing year aud the trans.
action Of such other business US may properly
ono before the meeting.
m:7 $. l. LIGGETT. Secretary.
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: The statements In tho testimonial below are
familiar facts to tho Immediate friends OF Mr..
Geo. "A. Zitkle. school teacher, OF Mt lloreb.
Tenn, very well known throughout the county.
rheseh he was born and has always lived. Read it.
&C. !. Hood s Co., Lowell, Mass:
Dear Slrs:-I believe In Hoods SaTsaparIl!l-
i will tell You why. l have suffered from In.
herited scrO.ula from child hood. When ,; years
OF age, MY eyes became strangely affected. l
could not read AFTER sunset, and when I would
close NY eyes. l could not open themi hut on
whichever side I lay. on that side l could open
my eye. This condition continued about two
years, and was succeeded by
An intoierablo Itching
NIL over my body and limbs. l had TO have my
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch ne.
Il WAS dreadful. It continued q month and was
followed Immediately by \ tumor in the right
side of my neck, IS large as Il small egg, at
once commenced taking physicians p~EescTip-
tons and continued till l lost hope. In the mean
time the tumor changed It's place to the immc-
diate front Of my neck, suppuratcG aud was fol.
lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
FINALLY, thrso years ago, another large tu.
NOR seated i;seN on tho point OF my collar bono
and In six months another half wsy back on tbs
bone. Roth OF them soon began TO discharge
aud continued 70 do so I'LL about seven months
ago. l tried everything. including prescriptions.
I MAS often 90 NgCnk TINT
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FOR SALE.
EOR SALE.
VALUABLE
HOTEL FOR SALE!

The undersigned offers ut private sale the prop.
er;y known us the Clarendon Hotel, ut St. C.airs.
vile. Ohio.
This hotel Is the Only one In St ClcirsvIlIc. the
county seat OF Belmont county, was built but
three years since. is OF brick. three stories. forty
rooms and aS;orc room. modernly equipped,
located opposite the court house. and is one OF
the best buildings and locations in Eastern Ohio.
Gallon or address JOHN POLLOCK,
Assignee Of Thomas L CLARK. ST. Clairsville. o.
mr3.wGS
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BGahch stores 4; Steubeuyilio. BellaIre. New
MHrt!nsyil!o, Pirkef.bGFS aad the Cyclone a:
SasctsvIuE uol1
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FOR REHIT.

No u North York street. hath, closet. both
gases, stable 10 rear. Rent rC1sOnnDtc'
Sinc rooms. bath. laundry, attic; oOth ga'ei'
hot and cold water. No. %, South Front strecL
No. - North Huron street, bath, boIh gases
seven rooms. Cheap
10, u zanc street. fcvcn rooms, bath both
eases; rent 500 a month.
No. 2tlG l.OiT street, tho llOTn5roOk mansion
with house In the rear. also stable. Cheap rent
No. l.! seventeenth street, three, Tour or seven
rooms. Cheap
Flye.roOmcd house OH Elm street. rent Si %.
No. az Malu street six rooms at Sh OF.
No, a!l5 Main street. slorc room anu lhTce OF
four room. Ghrnp rent,
No. gOigand .O1i Main street, size GDXSH Cheap.
No. llO South York street, four looms Kent
SO o..
Five rooms nud bath. on Sixteenth street,
near EOl street. Rent s.GOJ.
Sir.roOnGd house nj Park View; large yard.
Rent cheap.
No. iUlg McColloch street, sOvcn rooms, large
yard. Rent SITS ~.
-Four rooms aud nttlc. on Zane street
StOrcrOOm No. l0El MGIu street Rent $50 q
year.
Four rooms, No. laG Virginia street RcntSlOOl.