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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15
by Demon, Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auclloneers,
s2l Main street.
UCTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE

4 CCTION SALE OF ATIRACIl\ /
N DWELLING MIIg LARGE LOT. ; KOS b.
ING lOOxI35 FEET on NOklH AkENl b.. j.
THE PLAN or BKOOKLAND Park, ADO 10
ING BAkTON HEiSulS.-Wo Will .ell ~ . 80
lie auction, on tue premises. On
MONDAY, MAY -, 1894,
az o O'Clock L. NJ. tho above ATfkACIlh 2
RESIDENCE. containing seven rooms %. si
conveniently arranged. The dwelling Is well Hl 4
substantially blilt. ami the largo gr)Dni-.
having front u 100 feet on Nortn avenue. ais
we'll ret IA snaie trees and shfutberY.
North avenue Is tho prirc!yal thorough tf'
norm OF the city. and property fronting tnerH. "a
rs rapidly enhancing IN value. II you ~ .
nice suburban home attend this sale.
Terms :: Very liberal.
DENOOS. TUPPER & CO.
my Is Aual.0ueef%
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE


| will. as special commissioner, sell adj
Joining this property SEVEN OTHER
LOTS on the south line OF Franklin
street. commencing with the corner lot,
being
Lois 1, .. 3, 4, :. s. and I. in Section s.,
fronting % feet each. with a depth or 10
feet. TO an alley 10 feet wide
II you want 10 put your money IN
something that has u sure future u IT,,
attend this sale.
Maps OF the property will be furnished
on application TO the auctioneers.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance one,
two. three. four and FIVE years, per
cent. interest. evidenced by negotiable
notes. and title retained until all purchase
money Is paid and deed ORDERED by the
court 10 LANE STERN.
Special Commissioner.
J. Thompson Brown & Co. Auctioneers.
my 10
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PROPOSALS.
PETERSBURG RAILKoAp,(
PErERsBrnG, Va, Nay .. 1894

ITO CONTRACTORS BIDS WILL
i be received for the GRADUATION, Ma
sONKy, and TkEsTLE Of about six 10 miles Of
new railroad near the corporation Ine q the
city OF Petersburg. vs.. lids win Be received up
20 nool on SATURDAY. the goth Of Nay, 1894.
ana should Be- addressed 70 MAJOR w. y. Gordon.
engineer. Pssefsbufg, Va Address Ill other
commun,oations and make personal appiscar
tions 20 tho same address.
There VII be . large amount o. Temporary
ucstiipe, aud more than 1900 yards Of inaron-
~. The work TO b completed 81 The earliest
date practicable
me riSht y reserved 70 ssises any and al
b6da NJ e2W
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NRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
No $40 EAST LEIGH STREET.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated f'b-
rlary Is. lssg recorded IN Richmoud 'nan-
Gerry Court in Deadlock 1876. T., page
sSI. and at the request Of the beneficiary.
default having been made IN payment OF
debt secured / viii sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. MAY j.. 1884,
Ar : O'Clock T.. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described in said deed as ALI that certain
lot piece, or parcel OF land. with I'M
proyements thereon. lying and being IN
the city Of Richmond. and bounded as
follows. To Wit: Beginning al a point on
about "a feet wes. OF Ninth street; thence
running westward along Leigh street and
fronting thereon - faet, ana extending
hack northwardly from said 'front.' be-
tween parallel lines 10 feet 10 an alley,
in common, ~ feet wide.
The dwelling contains about ten rooms,
and brick wing or kitchen contains about
four rooms. This property Is conVc-
ui4ntly located. and rents readily, or VIII
make a nice home.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale ana
debt due 5000 with interest from August
Is 1892: balance mt six, twelve. ana
eighteen months. with per cent. interest
for notes secured on the property But
nv consent. more liberal terms may be
announced AT hour Of sale.
WILLIAM II. MCCARTHY.
Surviving Trustee.
Sale by r. +. Chafiin X Co, Auctioneers.
Ony J-td)
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BY \. y. Pollard.
Of. *. Ellis. Auctionecr)

10y REQUEST OF MRS. LENA
- Rose, administrator Of the estate Of
the late NJ. Rose. We will proceed 10 sell
all of the PERSONAL PROPERTY in
house No. 3Oliz west Clay street. on
TUESDAY. MAY 18th,
at 1890 4. NJ, such as
3 CHAMBER SUITS in walnut and stain
ed wood;
/ HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT;
I CARPETS lin good ORDER:
1 SIDEBOARD, l EXTENSiON-TABLE
l HAI.L-RACK. 1 REFRIGERATOR;
2 WARDROBES;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH;
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES:
l LARGE FEATHER BED, PILLOWS,
AND HOLSTERS;
LACE CURTAINS:
Large lot OF BED-CTOTIlING;
KITCHEN FURNITURE;
COOK STOVE AND UTENSILS, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE, and many other
goods.
my - F. X. ELLIS. Auctioneer.
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CIALLY-VALTABIE TWO-STOKf
BRICK STORE AND RESI-
DENCE COMBINED.
No. l07 EAST MAIN STREET.
SOUTH SIDE MAIN BETN EEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS.
on THURSDAY. MAY l.. 1894.
at $50 o'clock r. NJ. we shall. by request
OF the owner. sell. by public auction, On
the premises the above named At
TRACTIVELY-LOCATED. 81 ESTAN-
TIAL. AND WELI~ARRANGED two
STORY BRICK STORE AND DN ELL
ING. containing about six room. be-
sides the store. perfectly dry cellar AMI
the usual c0uveniences. and In good r.
pair: the lot fronting about l5igXlj5 feet
with alley in rear.
This property - admirably suited IN
size and location for any retail business,
has long enjoyed a good patronage. conf
pines a good store and comfortable resi-
dence and in the hands Of "A live man,
would prove very remunerative. We COM
mend II To- parties seeking good bust
ness-stand. and "a a solid, profitable IN
vestment, and urgently request the at
tendance Of all In quest OF either. Pos
session by the LIST Of June.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance by
negotiable notes AT six, twelve. and eigh-
ten months interest added, and secured
by deed Of trust. J. b. ELAN a co,
my II Auctioneers.
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AZ the rcque-t OF the owner who Il deiormin (,
o. sell, viii 0rtr Tor sale. ~ pauc auc.i %. y
the premises, On
THURSDAY. MAY ~. 1894.
OF , O'Clock +. ~. tho MOD .RA. WELi-it
GATED. AltNILf-AkhAAGtD ASH
HANDSOME RESIDENCE above referred I,
with Two st5rics ani Nen-ard. aud contain b
parlor. dining-TC)m fys large AMI tgo sn %
chambers. all with nropiare-, kl'cbru, Iln.f..
store-rO0m. bathroom heated ny hot water 1I B
with p0rcolain-lnrd tue AMI stat ODnry HlsI-
stand: also servants room RDi prly1te hal o.
stairway, hnen-ciosei-. &c. a.. Ine n"I-H 81
heated In part by IatrObo stove. aud while 10 .H
II no furnace, yet hot-nir nufs ana flrll BIO
cellar have been provided. The I9rc4-f ~ IA.
Iarl0r hearth arc u tie, ald altogether t '
most attractive house with 10 large hRcA-Yari,
ornameDted with yrsDc-arbOfs. must 20 -H.H ~
he appreciated, ana TINS can b. tole auy -aY
between the hours 0f > ana 0'-iQs 4.
TERMS: Liberal, ant AZ sale.
my II y. ". BOWIE, Anciionecr
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Postponed until
TUESDAY. MAY ETH,
al IL O'Clock NJ, in front of County Court
house. c. X. SANDS.
W. NJ. JUSTIS. JR.,
myi3 Special Commissioners.
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BY Apperson & Pollard.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
w on the premises, at O'Clock p. u. On
TUESDAY. MAY Is. 1894.
THAT EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE
LOT AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF CLAY STREET AND BROOK AVE-
NUE.--This lot u triangular In shape. yet
there Is ample space for one or more
dwellings and q store.
The situation Of this property. being
at the corner OF two popular thorough
fares. should command the attention Of
home seekers and investors. A plat Of the
property can be seen at our ONCE.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In
six. twelve. and eighteen months. inter.
myii APPERsoN q POLLARD.
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FOR SALE OR RENTS

We have a SMALL BAKERY In the
West End which We can sell or rent on
very reasonable terms Large oven and
good location. Small cash payment and
'' ~ DENoON, TuPPER & CO..
my 1871 "a Main street.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 east Main street, Richmond, va.
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.
commissioner therein appointed for the
purpose, | will proceed to sell ut public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY. MAY Is. 1885,
at $50 +. NJ. the following PROPERTY,
designated on the plat of the property
mentioned I'm said suit as above az
Lots Nos. !. .. and ,. in Section ). 'front.'
ing on the south line Of Park avenue re-
spectively 81. ~. and " feet 10 the depth
OF l72 fest TO an alley 10 feet wide.
And lots Nos. and II, in Section =.
fronting on the said south line Of Park
avenue ~ feet each. 10 the depth OF l3y
and ls2 feet. respectively, 10 an alley 10
feet Wild.
Said lots are located within one block
OF the Boulevard. two Of the lots being
desirable corner lots.
The above sale is made at the expense
Of the former purchasers, they having
failed to pay In full for the lots pur-
chased I'm this suit.
In view of the late improvements in the
Lee District, and those now being made
by the county in grading Franklin street
and Park avenue 10 conform with thc
Lee District. the attention OF parties de-
string profitable investments should De
attracted 10 this first-clasS unimproV.d
property.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in
six. twelve. and eighteen months, nego-
table notes given for the deferred pay
ments and the title retained until all
the purchase money is paid and the con-
yeyance ordered by the court.
(Signed) JO. LANE STEIN,
Special Commissioner
I Thou1uSOn Brown a Co., AuctiOne-rS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15
BY J. II. Valentine. Aucttoncer,
(Jno. 4. Laughton, Jr., saiesmanJ
1885 east Main street.
4 DEMONSTRATORS A U CTIO n
N SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITUkE. &c.

NfrUKE &C.
A administrator OF the estate OF Miss Mary
Wlllits deceased, I will sell, at dig north Adams
street, 1000
THURSDAY. MAY II, 1894,
commencing at IL o'clock. a largo collection OF
MAHOGANY FURNITURE, such as sohd MA
hogany tables, Bedsteads, large Hall SOFAS,
some splendid Feather-Beds, Hair Mattress,
Stoves. sewing Machine. and many other mis-
ceIlaneous articles. Some OF the furniture very
old having been IN the Wilhs family over ono
hundred years. Parties desiring TO purchase
old-style mahogany furniture will DO well 10 at
tend this sale.
TERMS Cash. and sold without UNIT OF re-
serve. JAMES ii. 1RENSdAW,
Administrator.
In VALENTINE. Auctioneer my 10
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PERSON Al.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
III IsTRATOR on the estate o. Mrs MAXI
c. THOMPSON, deceased, this Is % n0tify =
persous having claims asain.s the sane -
present them properly certified. 10 IA Ter ~.
Element: also. those indebted 20 her - seiiii
with me as promptly as possib.e. .....,...
myI2-Js WILLIAM IA. CLEMNllL
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Cusscn's executor

Cusscn's executor .fiaintlH'
against
tuSSeu anu ais ..s..-..s.s.ss i''Ae'' $500.
In the Chancery Court OF the city Oh
Richmond.
l. Charles W. Goddln. Clerk OF said
court. certify that the bond required OF
the Special Commissioner by the decree
In said cause of May !. 1894. has been duly
Given under my hand this eth day of
no Clerk.
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+. X. ELLIS. Aac,.oneer.
by Y. ". Bows and r. Is. Cnaf9n & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneofs.
A GRAND SPECULATION IN A.

4 GRAND SPECULATION IN A.
~ ACREAGE PROPERTY. TO BEOIFERgg
tltSl IN SIXTEEN SUBDIVISION, ANJ
THEN ~ A WHOLE. IS SKI or rfErN.
THIS PROPERLY l. SGfUArED1hklE NliE-
NoRInEAsr or IHE CITY o. NE h.-
CHANl1SVILL TURNPIKE, AID l. IUA
FAhM FOR A Long TINE ONNGJ AND O..
CUPIED 81 COLONEL ROBEKr D. MUKI-.
TO RE SOLD Al AUCTION UNDER DEEB
OF TRUST AND BY DECREE or COI M
In execution OF a deed % truss made By Rotor
4. MorTies 20 James Alfred Jone. gad Jonn A.
Meredith. a. trustees. tearing da.r November
Is. 1859. aud duly RECORDED. Ne o. s.bstif4t.
trustees aud spe'ialcommis-ioDors. bciaz ilr-..
10 required by the crsiltOr sor8rel an. ln OBJ.
diencc tot iecrco - ths Ohancery Colrt ~ i...
city 81 Richmond, entered Avri iO. 1894. Il t..
consolidated causes - 4. W. Morris. am OILS f.
Virginia state insuran,e Company hui ala p.
{. W AMI X. r. NORRIS W. james Afred Jo4...
trustee. and ais, VAL -ell by puJir alc.iJr. a.
the Mansion House, ON Tho premiscs. ou
WEDNESDAY. JUNE -. 1924.
ut IL o'clock ~. the VALUABLE FARM ab.v.
referred 10, situated Ia licnrcO culutj. oa t..
cas-. side 81 the Aechnnlcssille tar rlka. lt...
which IL has long nom. extending reck I. -..
ohicsnhOminy rifer, ana couta'uine
RES. more or lc.s, embracing. b..Is-- t...
excellent highland, quantity ~ ,hi..al. Del ..
low grounds, a isrge urea ~ tlr lusst g. 4
lands, ani suriciency o. woodati.
Tho buildings consist 81 adNenas with e
usual oui-bulldlngs. AMI somr other s,.t POI
ments, sucn a. ienante' houses. $50.
There are fos estates combining mcrs r..
ments VI value than tnls. L. tue 1r.f place .-
u = large estate very near 20 tue city ~ i. ..-
mOnd. on An excellent rCaL and nmn-A I.f
some Of the bee. lrucglus lanI in no r.l..
the soil being si1iiar o tat oi 'ho intrl srt -
table section OF Hanover county inau. ufl...
"a nearness to growing icy. sgrh ~ l...
moni nov -, iu-titcs The hDfr az "a ssrr 4-.r.
iy-lncrcased yalus 20 tow yeIrs: gnd a.l... ..
II saii 10 contain ineNna4-tiuls uHn1flt'.. q .H
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is pleasant proceeding. especially as it
leads to a return OF domestic sunshine.
Domestic sunshine is also sure to follow
purchase from our stock OF Boys
Clothing, because It's a bargain, ana a
bargain IS woman's Lureka. A good
thing was never secured more easily or
for less money. considering the value
given, than We are Offering now. You
can make up your mind that you can't
strike AS good a chance as this to buy
Boys Suits anywhere this season. When
you strike a chance there's only one way
TO make the blow count. It's wisdom 10
buy when you can get a big reduction In
Boys Suits.
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by A. N. POLLARD.
IF. X. ELLIS. Auctioneer.)

TFs M
DRUGSTORE AND sODAwATER FOUNTAIN TO BIZ SOLD OUT AT
p''o SOILS" No ""
street. commencing wsnSFspAY MoRNIyo IA
rohan
my
ouard( X.
IY REQUEST THE OWNER VINO Is DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
mo- o9,1we tMashans
THURSDAY, MA osoAM
hngof
wsrirop
Tspso
Twosee Iog
n
RE c.one.
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~ Roswell . Harm ~.
Real E..lte Asent- and Ag'tlnocfs.
. north IeGtL street
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE
40
DESIRABLE DETACHED HOUSE. WELL ~
OWN TWO cLuMl LAA.L. ~

DESIRABLE DETACHED HOUSE. WELL 10.
GATED TWO olOk1 FRAME AfJ
BkICk KA~GNEHr DWELLING.
No. 1903 PLEASANT Street
By virtue Of a Certain lceI Of trust executed
T. tho auIcrs lgne1 trustee. dated August o..
1891, ana OF rer0fl ir tur Ger on of fIa
ChGuccry count of toe city - tf-hn .ni, Decd
Book l+3 Z. page 5lJ, default having been
male IN the payments II ~" money secured
thereby. and beng Repaired -n fo 80 BY tne
beneficiary fnoreil. sIal son by p45i- a4.-
tlou, on the promises. "a
WEDNESDAY. NAY lG. 1874.
AZ o'c.cck Z. ". THE AHOt . DESCRIBED
PROPERTY. The improvements CONSIST n "a
large wel-built tac-rtory frame Hnl bl.-fufu-
tricG dwelling. containing about ~ ruJr'G I
detached BRICK kitchen win three rgou-. Ils
property has frontage - - fees uu the Dog .I
SIDE ~ Pleasant street BY q dcptn % goo ir ..
moro or less.
lERbi, cash ~ 20 cost ~ sale. AMI o. llf s.
note Of $500 witt interest from August %, i>n.,
ani any taxes whica may D. Gus on -all Dr.
y crty balance on such terms 40 may ac lr-
uouncei NJ the ale. ANDkEN iOfAll
boswell & UARNAS. Iri-fr'
AuctlYneers. nay 10
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By y. :" B0wc.
Real Estate "A ,l0ucar.

THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE AND
L ELlGlBLl SITUATED DWELLING
no. EASE GRACE SIRrEI. BeIWLla
FIRST AND fOJSHEE SIEEEl,,
AT AUCTION.
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CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
ark-Ayenue and Franklin Street
LOTS,
WEST OF AND NEAR THE BOULEVARD.
Shepard. Guardian Decree of the Circuit Court
vs. OF the county ot Iienrlco,
Shepari. entered Fen. [. 1894.
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1885,

BY virtue Of the above decree. and as
commissioner therein appointed for the
purpose | will proceed to sell nj pubHc
auction, to the highest bidder, on
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT.
ID LY ExEcurEu. AT Thx pisPAi1a
YRINTIN0-Housk
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by K. +. Chanin x CO..
Real Estate AuctiOnoers,
No. / north Tenth street.
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THURSDAY. MAY ~. 1894

AZ the rcquc-i OF the owner who Il ieformiH (,
b sell. viii 0f,r tor sale. ~ paniic auc.i o. y
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J. Thorl
my 10
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my u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-09

August Thomas's great society CON-
edy-drama will be produced at the
Grand Opera House on Monday even.
ing, November u, for three nights and
a matinee Wednesday. The piece has
established splendid reputation where
ever It has been played. The star, little
Lottie Brlscoe, has become celebrated
in the part of Eiitta, and is probably
the highest salaried child on the Ameri-
can stage. She is the possessor Of a
phenomenal voice, a rich contraIto OF
great range and power, and her singing
is great feature OF the performance.
The difficult part Of the Burglar is in
the hands OF the capable young actor,
Waiter D. Greene, and several OF the
leading parts arc filed by actors that
have been identified with the play for
the past two seasons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-09

man who Is pleased With the result Of
Tuesdays election sheald DO In line To-
The sixth ward elub will meet at
their headquarters tonight The
badges ioF tie joIliaeatioa will b dis.
tibuted and other matters OF import.
ancs pertaining 70 the Publication will
be transacted.
President D. B. Buckner and William
Turner, Of the Ohio county eolored Re-
publican club have called meeting at
Market hall tonight at 1880 o'clock 70
arrange for the Publication parade Sat.
urday night A fall attendance is re.
quested.
The John A. Logan club. Of the
Island, will meet at the Seventh ward
hose house Saturday evening at p. m.
and every Republican in the ward is in.
vited 70 come out and swell the pro-
cession.
Martins Ferry Republicans are high
ly eIated over the landslide in West
Virginia and are greatly interested In
the jolliacation 10 be held in Wheeling
tomorrow night Hundreds will so.
on the ferry boat, electric cars, in
vehicles, walking, etc. Those who will
march In the big parade will meet at
the corner OF HanoVerand Fourth streets
shortly before o'clock aud will proba-
bly, go down from the ferry landing to
the Wheeling wharf on the ferry boat
Climax. The boat will leave at 1880
and return after the iollification and
the fare for the round trip will be only
ten cents, just one-half the cost on the
electric cars.
Tho marchers will take along with
them first class drum corps, consis.
ting OF enthusiastic Republicans. Men
Of all ages will march, some Of whom
have not done this for many years, and
others who never turned out in q
parade. They aaid they would march all
over Wheeling il West Virginia should
go Republican and they will keep their
promise. One old soldier says he will
march to Moundsville II necessary, and
others are so glad that Wilson is de-
ieated that they are anxious to particle
pate in the great demonstration. The
Martins Ferry men will not only have
good drum corps, bat will have rcd
fire and fire works; wear badges, carry
Hugt, NhubphTbuClos anu uIoW hOi"o'
and they want to have one or more
coons. Several parties will 60 in yehi-
cles via the steel bridge. many men tax
ing their wives and children. A
meeting will be held in the town hall
this evening at o'clock to make all the
arrangements for the Martins Ferry
turnout
The Bridgeport Republicans held
meeting at city hall last evening and or
ganized by calling Hon. ]. @. Heinlein
to the chair. After brief and appro-
pirate talk the business OF the meeting
was commenced. Committees we're ap-
pointed and everything arranged to in
sure good turnout on Saturday
evening to march to Wheeling and join
the jollification parade. Martins Ferry
is expected to join Brid2eporters and
March in body to Wheeling behind
Meister's band. Delegations and indi-
yiduals from all quarters, whether
on horseback, on foot or in carriages,
buggies or wagons. are invited to BIZ in
line at Bridgeport ut Z o'clock on Satur.
day evening and Join the parade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-09
A Sofia Meek of opera.

The Robinson Comic Opera Company
will commence weeks engagement al
the Opera House on Monday oyening,
November IL, presenting Audran's
famous opera, la Mascotte." During
the week they will present "olivstte,
"Girohe. G iroha," bohemian Girl.
"Rober. Macajre," and "pinatore."
Thi. orga nizatian has played in Harris.
burg, Altoona and McKeesport, Pa, to
large aud enthusiastic audiences, and
nodoubt will do the same here, for they
are giving popular repertoire at popu.
lar prices, aud producing their operas
in a manner pleasing to all lovers oil
light music. The organization consists
OF twenty-five people, and claim strong
chorus and powerful ensembles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-09
ABOUT PRoPLs.
Stranger In the citJ aud whssIlus Felix's
Abroad.

IsEAAah - 49, N-NA
Abroad.
Miss Lena Newman is visiting friends
in WellSburE.
RI Harrison. Of Pittsburgh, is the
guest Of Wheeling friends.
s. @. Statbers, Of the South Side, who
is attending school st NorgaHsoTa Is
visiting his parents in this city.
Mr.. Charles Miller, Of North Main
street entertained 4 number Of his
friends pleasantly Wednesday night
George Pillsbury, who distinguished
himself in the "Pirates" last night Is a
Parkersburg drummer" well known
in Wheeling as the heaviest travelling
man on the road. Wilson, Of New York,
his only rival was here few days ago.
The host OF friends In this city of Rev.
and Mrs. +. W. E. Peschau, of Green's
burg, Pa, received yesterday invita-
tions to the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Margaret Hilhelmina Peichau, to
Mr. Henry F. Often, which Is to take
place November % in the Zion Eyangel-
ieal Lutheran church at GEeensbusG.
Hon. William Kirkby, OF Columbus,
Ohio state railway commissioner, and
Hon. James McMillen. Of Columbus, Ohio
state inspector Of railways aud bridges,
arrived in the city last night and are
Registered q. the McLuse. They came
in from tour OF the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling road, making the trip in
General Manager Woodford's private
car and accompanied by that gentleman.
They 90 up the river this morning.