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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

CPCIJS OF TEE COURT EF EI-zEzTCS. :
This matter comes here on al
agreed statement OF facts Ire sub
mission Is Is follows
That on the complaint Of the
said H ?. Faye 4 Co the said
Tzksshitz Matz1iI was brought 0e-
fore J. L kspuuisi, Esq Dfstrics
Magistrate Of Wsiuss- hEuz- OF
the charge Of refusing for = second
tine 70 perform Isbor urder 9 writ
ten contract between hin and the
said cuuUIsinzurz- and vas found
guilty Of said refusal, and =sutencsd
% pay Z fine Of SO with 81 8 Costs,
and : ui1tIu1z vas issued by said
Magistrate 10 the Marshal accord
irEIy, directing thu. the sad Takes
Eits Mz5EGiI o. Imprl-0Czd &c hard
Is5or until SAID fls and costs Be
UsIi--sLI o.: SLIco occurred on the
z41h day Of February. 4 D 1884,
That the SAID IakzsLI5a MzGsui4
had been c1cs arrested for similar
refusal % =erTs, and II Ooedl=1ce 10
the order q the magistrate rad -
turned 10 service Of his sad employ
erz- and Rad again bot 1Iy ouce-
thereafter EIlfuIly EIse1t=i himself
fruu s1cL service 80 that 5y law he
could for such first CEsuce have been
E1zd not exceeding i've dollars, and
that tie charge 80 made - aforesaid
did not specify O. stsG7- u1r did tie
eEidzCce Sow, that he had commit
ted z second Ot=zuce Of again vii
fully sbse1tiug himself fran such
=erTIcs-
-WEzref5rs the UIziEtItf claims that
hiz sad =eCtzucs was III=EzI and
ouz15 o. b 50 declared ard the sad
h P Faye & Co. 80 admit and
szrse- and have requested the SAID
Marshal 70 discharge hin from CTS
todF u1dEr SAID uIEtIu1zr and the
sad Marshal = ready and dzsIr0qs
% % Sc 1poC obtaining frou the
Court AZ sti11IcafTJu 70 that Effect
but not otherwise
The tsfeEdaEtz ssF=fslIy agree
that their H11orz TIE Justices Of the
S1crEm= Court nav decide she qaes
rI11 q tie Legality 1f -zIf =e1tence-
- Il The SANE sers brought ID by
appeal bul Of eEeEpCI5Lz- Wit OF
zEr 2 o. II hE3esrs ;s-pIs-
This wh1Ls nat5sr Il controlled 6y
ne statute which l. clear Ice case
bears q 10 argEu=cts L Il clearly an
sr-ur OF rIzU1Cfsrztz1rtIEz OF the IzE
6y tA= .4l=trI.1 uzgIstrarz- Chapter
LLIII Law I.s9- ur1VId=s that any
perzO1 refusing 60 serve according 70
the terms az his cocsraes- shall BE-
taksn before z szizsrzts ard Il he
persists Il The refusal he shall be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

Persons who synpsthize with the
afflicted vii rejoice with D. z Carr
Of IZ35 Harrison street. Kansas City.
He l. al old sufferer from infsm
mstoEy rhsamstizm, but hss not
heretofore been troubled il this
climate Last winter ne went NJ
into WI=eoEsin, and II Consequence
hss Rad another attack . It came
upon IL again very acute and
severe. he SAIL Ny jointz swell
I'd aid became infzmed. s0re 70
touch CT almost 70 lock ct lyon
the urgent request Of ny nl5fa-r II
law l tined Chzmberlsin's Pin Balm
20 reduce the swelling and ease the
pain, and 70 ny agreeable surprise,
II did both / have Used three fifty
ee1s bottles and believe II 70 Be the
finest thing fox rheumatism, pains
and swelling eTtalt- Fer zzle By
al Medicine D@zlsf- BEssos,
SIXTH q G. Agents for Il l.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
Il the Supreme Court Of the Ia.
EGII48 Islands.
Il Vacation

TAzEsEIrA MArsCT-. PLAINTIFF. E q.
HTCECuCk- NASSAU. ASD H P.
FAYE i Co DEEESDAsrs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

IN the S-preme Court Of the Hs-
Ealian Islands.
MARCH TEEM. 1894
f. 4. JONES ASSIGNEE N BASzRUFTCY
vs. Mss. E h NoRToS-
BEEosE JUDD, c. BICHERToN. AND
FREAR. y.
BILL To CANCEL DEED.
AgPEAL From CIRCUIT COUET FIRST
CTECCTT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

4 CONVEYANCE made BY one who more than
Two years sfrerwarJS was adIudiC4ted
i bankrupt VIII NOT, 1t the suit OF hls
assignee n bankruptcy, be set aside on
the ground that L was male IN
fraud Of creditors, where II appears
that 10 was made for =
valuable consideration and that the
grantee. who married the grautsr the
merit tzy. took without knowledge that
the grzurOr vas IusOlveuC Or that the
making Of the conveyance would leave
him L1s0lysuL.
Il : CON pets1t IN such tse Tor the grantee
TO prove consideration OF both mo- 5y
and marriage. although the only con
site-atiOa named In the conveyance :
one dollar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

OPINION OF The COURT 81 BICK-
EETON, =.
In 1890 George Norton was a
clerk IL the employ Of Levers i
Cooke, receiving q regular salary.
That firm gave Norton credit for
lumber and usterisl, and money to
buy q lot and build house, on the
slope Of Punch5owl Hill; at the time
he owed several other small debts,
and owned other property. On Octo
Der IsG, 1890. Norton conveyed the
property on Purchbowl Hill to Miss
Z. h h0uOlkshUehu the consider
alton named II tEe deed being one
dollar. The following day they
we're married II January 1888 the
said Norton wss sdiudicstsd Bank
rUpt. and the complainant was sp-
pointed the Assignee ard duly quail
fed In May 1893. ne brought this
bill II equity 20 have the deed can
ceIIed on the ground that It was
made II fraud OF his creditors, and
after demurrer, and amendments,
the matter cane Oh 70 De heard %
It's merits January ID, 1884 and
after the close Of the coupIsIusuL'5
case ths respondents counsel moved
that the bill Dc dismissed The
Court took the motion under consId
GRAFTON and On February 6, 1884.
Judge Coopsr fled his decision, sus
tanning the motion, and dismissed
the bill Accordingly On February
IZGh. z decree vas duly signed and
fled On the sane day the CON-
pIainsIr appealed from the said dec
IsIcu and decree 70 this Court, and
the matter L u0E here OF said sp-
peal
Il seems 10 u that this whole MAJ
ter depends on thsse questions:
First What uJtic- the respond
eat had Of the financial condition Of
Norton q the date Of the deed. did
she have any reason 10 believe that
hs Ess i1soITelt, or that he was
making this deed attempting 10 De
fraud o delay his creditors
Secu1d What was the eouziders-
l11 for this deed Of convey
IEzrs srs Uuuero1s authorities
cited By counsel 81 10 the effect OF
deeds from husband 30 wife We DO
l5s see how this question can II any
way enter TITO this case for the deed
1Cw II question Wss executed Of the
day before the marriage We have
carefully reviewed the evidence II I.
this case and fail 10 ind any IuteLt- /.
in II TIE part Of Norton 70 defrsud
u delay his creditors We find that
tie principal creditors Levers Il
Cooke kLeZ what Ess 70 Be done, t
and Il vas alder=5God By that firm .
t. II : EeddIEg present Of $40 that .
vas 20 De- made 70 respondent by her 4
sister, vas 10 b paid 10 than On &C .
.u11t Of NJcrCuTs Indebtedness; and .
tbs according 70 Mr. COOKIES own eTI- /
feuce Wa d0le- IL l. ciesr that the .
i'm vel knew TIE condition q .
S1rtc1'z Affairs and lis ability 10 .
lsy bis debts lie gzz II thsIr EN-
5l1y Receiving wages Il the rste Of .
$50 Ter D1lth5 thy a. that tine /
lad ziTz1 him credit far $500 and .
:IEce tae1 had gIVsl am f1rTher
.rztIE boz fI1 los colzlter Il Deces
:zry % tax z Lz5.Egzg= On EIs prGp- 4
.rry- Mr. Cooke =syz he did Lot
5ol=I1zr Norton IE=olFsdt- n fses u
.e-caz 10 IL frou TIE eTIdeEe= th=s
Levers 4 Cooke virtually gave EbeIr
.onzeLt III that Ezz necessarily they
'zIzed no ObIscsIon whatever 10
saEton conveying this property 70
they were told tbzs the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

SUBMISSION OF CASE WrrEoUr ACTION
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

committed to prison st hard labor
until be will consent to serve sccord
ing 10 law. And IL he shall return
to service in obedience to the order
Of the magistrate snd shsll sgsin
willfully absent himself from such
service without leave Of his master,
he magistrate "msy tine such
offender for the frs! offence not eI-
eeading five dollsrs and for the sec
end offence, not exceeding ten
dollSrs." Where sn offender Is
brought before The magistrate sec
Ond time, the statute makes IL the
first offence, snd the third time the
second offence; so II Is elesr thst this
defendant should hsve been fined
not TO exceed five dollars. The mag
istrste in tining him ten dollars I'm
posed sn Illegal sentence, snd the
defendant should be discharged.
A. 5. Hsrtweil for defendant. A.
VI. Brown for the Marshal: u. h.
Wilder for Faye Il Co.
Honolulu, April 80, 1894.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

book wss in his Own possession most
Of the time sud wss lsrgely kept in
his own hand writing. His e1plsn-
stion of the second note Is thst he
signed il with the ides OF trying 70
get statement from the plaintiff in
the reSr future. His testimony IS &
whole Is inconsistent. snd very in
definite He simply does not know,
q does not remember whist took
ulsce OF how the account stood He
Was toe only witness for the defense.
"a zoe other hand there : the
g-Gms T.r-ss evidence OF the notes
themselves: the entries in the ranch
book; the signing OF the second note
without objection snd not. on de
tenisnt's own admission, for mere
accommodation, q year sitter the first
one was signed There X slsO the tsStI
mO0y Of the plaintiff that 8 settle
msrt was made snd a statement OF
account rendered at the time the
hrs- note wss signed. showing s
balance due Of the smOunt OF the
note, snd his uncOrtrsiicted tes,i
nouy that the defendant made no
objection 10 signing the note,
that be had promised several
times afterwards to pay ii. on one
occasion promising definitely 70 psy
SIS S month, but rhsr he hsd eI-
plAiued MS failure to psy by pro
Tossing inability 70 do 50, snd hsd
ssksd Tor time On the expectation Of
being sbls 10 pay ont Of some pro
perJy thst wss TO come 70 his wife
from California There Is slso the
uucOntradlcted testimony OF F. ".
Msctsrlsne. 20 whom the note hsd
been given for collection, that de-
feudsut had promised to psy some
thing out OF his wages on sccouut Of
the note. and Ehst he never claimed
tuat he did not owe the note. al
though he disputed the suouuE OF
some particular items n the account
We do not know what ed the Jury
10 render the verdict they did, but It
would appear from the decision Of
the trial Judge thst they may have
placed too much importance upon
certain discrepancies between the
books OF the Uuilu Feed Company
and the ranch book
The order granting . new trial
must stand and tie exceptions are
UTzr-CLed-
Carter L Carter for plaintiff: T.
u HaccE for def-adaut-
Honolulu. AUEi. u. 1891
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

4 native Fomzn died the other
day She was over 100 yezrz Of
age It II szid that she sas related
70 one Of the old Kauai chiefs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
BEFORE JUDD, c. BICkERTOS AND
FEEAE. j.

The defendant vs. Brought b 5Jre d.
--lcr magistrate the >eculE TIM for
refusing % serve under his contract
ant vs. fined ten dollars
He'd that the sentence WGs Illegal The
sla-U-s p-1TltruE i-- a me -ls EIEesd-
M E4E dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
A BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.
ar. J.. smith Green. of Philadelphia, Mar
rled TO Miss mary Alice Mcintosh, OF

risd TO Miss Mary Alice Mcintosh, OF
RaYenswoOd.
SD 'cial to the Register.
RAvEXswooD, w. VA, October 81
There are few handsomer homes In the
Ohio Valley than the sumptuous orick
residence owned and occupied by John
A. Mcintosh in the town OF Ravens
wood, and there are few more popular
young ladies than Mary Alice, only
daughter OF J. A. MclOtosh, whose wed
ding TOT. Smith Green, OF Philadelphia,
was solemnzed at the home OF her
father this evening at IL o'clock.
Some seventy guests were assembled
TO witness the solemn rite, principally
the Young society people of Ravens
wood, among whom Miss Mcintosh has
been a leader in everything. The
house was profusely decorated with
flowers, ferns, ivy, roses, palms, carns-
tions and smilax being everywhere.
draped over doorways, peeping from
the windows, banked on the mantels
and standing in jardineres. The STAR
railing was twlned with ivy and the
curtains were covered with rare ferns.
Miss Ruby Watts presided at the
piano 10 the hall playing wedding
march as the bridal party came down
the broad stairway, through the hall to
the parlor where Rev. s. ). Mallory,
OF the NJ. E. church South, performed
the ceremony. Miss Mcintosh was
attended by Miss May Fleming, daugh.
ter OF Judge r, f. Fleming, as maid OF
honor, who was preceded by Misses
Adele Clerc and Chlors McCloskey,
cousins of the bride, acting as tiower
girls, Mr.. Fred. Mcintosh being best
man for Mr.. Green.
The brides dress was Of white silk,
basket weave, profusely trimmed with
pearl beads and hontton lace. She wore
no veil, her slippers were white silk like
her dress, and her flowers rare chrysau-
themums. Miss Fleming wore pale
green Koran crepe silk ana carried yell
low chrysanthemums The small flower
girls wore white china silk aud carried
pink and white carnations. The groom
and best man had had handsome morn
ing suits, black frock coats and light
trousers.
After the ceremony an elegant break
fast was served consisting OF fruits,
oysters, salads, etc, each guest recelv-
ing as a souvenir a handsome box OF
wedding cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
left at one O'clock for Cincinnati, from
where they will take short trip, re-
turning TO Phladel phla about Novem-
Der 7th, where they will make their
future home.
They were the recipients OF very
many elegant presents, silver tea SER
vice from the groom's father aud
mother, handsome Dresden china SER
vice from friends in PhIladel phia. silver,
china aud cut glass pieces of every
s5yl. ami make. Mss Katharine Green,
OF Philadelphia, aunt OF the gro )m, was
in attendance at the wedding, as were
many other friends from distance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
Conoition of All. WOOL Trade.

BosToS, MASS, October 31.-The
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
will say tomorrow OF the wool trade:
The market is quiet aud steady.
There is no buying to speak Of on the
part Of large mills, but small purchases
have been in considerable number and
the aggregate amount OF all kinds OF
wool taken by them during the week
under review amounts to over 100000
pounds, quite IS per cent. of which was
domestic wool. Prices vary little from
those OF q week ago
The sales OF the week amount TO l.
7ss, 900 pounds domestic and 504, 600
foreign, making q total OF 2,202 600
pounds againsta total of 2,407, $50 for
the previous week, and total Of S,3ll,5O0
for the corresponding week last year.
The sales since January l, 1894, amount
to 122, 726, SIS pounds against 9s,666 900
pounds a year ago. The sales in Phila-
delphia aggregate 100000 pounds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
MRS. j. COLEMAN DRAHION'S ANSWER.
She Denies In Detail all the Charges of
Adultery aud DesertiOn Made by Her
Husband.

She Denie, In Detail all the Charges of
Adultery aud Desertion Made by Her
Husband.
TRENTON, n. j., October 3l.-The
answer 10 the James Coleman DraVton
divorce suit was filed at o'clock this
afternoon. Mrs. Drayton denies the
charges of martial infdelity made by
her husband and accuses him OF having
deserted her without cause. The an
swer is filed in her behalf by e. V.
Lindabury, OF Elizabeth.
Mrs. Drayton, in her answer which Is
brief, admits her marriage to her bus
band in New York, on October 20, 1879,
where they resided until 1886. Then
they removed to Bernardsville, n. j.,
where they continued TO live until Oc-
tober l, 1891. After that they travelled
in EUROPE until sometime early In 1892.
She denies that she left her husband
while they were temporarily sojourning
In London IN January, 1892, but that be
left her through cruel and unjust sus-
picion as 10 her marital fidelity.
Mrs. Drayton makes specific denial to
each and every allegation in her hus-
bands bill charging her with adultery
with Hallett Alsop BOrrowe, and says
that she was never guilty OF adultery
with Borrowe, or any other person
whatsoever, either In New York, Lon
don, Bernardsvile or any other place.
The charges" she says, ''are wholly
untrue and a most cruel and unfounded
imputation."
On the contrary, she says, she has
always faithfully regarded her marriage
vows and has been true and faithful to
her vows as his wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
A Word for WIlsOn.
LANCASTER, PA, October 20.

LANCASTER, PA, October 20.
To M E1itor or ths RegiSls-'
SIR:-If may say q word In regard 10
Mr.. Wilson, 10 think that there never
was better man than be to represent
the good people in Congress. He is
worthy OF every good citizens vote, let
it be Democrat or Republican, and |
do hope that be may be again elected
by twice the majority be had before.
he has shown the people Of America
how TO compete with any other nation
of the globe, in regards TO all necessar-
les OF life. and In fact anything Dem
ocrat or Republican could ask for.
see by our papers that the Republicans
are sending aid from Pittsburg, Pa,
into Mr.. Wilson's district, but don't let
this effect the result on November 6.
The people haven't had the most OF the
result yet. But we are getting there
slowly, and when IL comes 1t will stay.
Victory is foreseen in your State OF
West Virginia. DEMOCRAT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
Convention of Lutheran Pastors.

PITTsBURG, PA, October 31.-A con-
vention Of pastors and delegates from
Lutheran Church societies in Pennsyi-
vania, Ohio, Maryland and Washington,
D. c.. is in session here. Their object
is to form a Central Association OF Luth.
eran Young People Societies. To-dsy's
session was devoted 10 framing a consti
tuition and forming permanent asso-
citation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
Rim EHART 81 TATUM
civ gsHk Hulldinr Room 10. TslepbsHs 2il
FOR SALE.

House. rooms and ball. with large lot, isth
street Easy terms, 500
House. two rooms Ana inlshed Attic hcCo'
loch street. Centre Wheeling ga
House OF sI roons, Fita ward' on say
H1gss Of Eve roorc nng, with mSisrn m
Proyements, lot 2'rIO e. Eighth 'rfd' cheap
sii goa.. tour.foonsd brick aad fotr.roonsd
brir, iu the rear % JACOB Ctrset, Centre Wheel
ing on easy terms, NVW. ~. 49,
House eight rooms add W. - VIZ
House ten rooms, with large ltllllh So sSI
House. double. I've rooms oarp. i4ih tt 'slyD.
House he f00ms.Jac0b g., Ith vera, 1lDyl
Hons. Eve rooms. 18th street, ~ I'D
House nh" rooms. Jacob street. Seh'ts
wheeling Slsjl.
House. four rooms, jacob street C'nirs
wheeling &lWO ,,t--t.. 40
House. ays rooms, Lind street, BflVsdsre W
House, Eve rooms apd ball, lot I'A''" fAfN
view. slsUl .a.
Holss seven rooms new. hard wood hnish,
Woods sirsst, Flith ward. s2HD.
SpsBid house, I've rooms LIND street bei'
We iers Ell go ~
House siT roo,,s brick, pr street. Fi'h
House Elk rooms . Nth Mbr.et street. bi,Jyl.
House seven rooms. tlgh ksufn street, Win
six roor1ed house In rear. i0tI jflS. 3fO-
House Of three rooms. Linz street beiFeasfo'
House OF sir rooms 20 tr,et between pa
- ~ strset. with FOUR med house "a tue
re a.. az :, 90, .J1 I'm, ,o ga ,t $500
H.. ~ Ave roorss. ~ f150.
iIo-se a.. rooms. 4 street, Csntfs
49,. - n a. rooms A ga street. t25O0
go1ss ~ Eve roon( - strees East
WhseIing e. so .,-,.-,,--, ,
hgJ Zee. * land ire AcDoii0Sn ana
Lind street,. 80, ,.-,,
House o. seven bhli' bhAphae
''I wsSe C' - isa n on o. r.a... IgO. eo
go 49, eco H,g s1D'L
NEsgIZ Ey1NE,
IA e,t
Tel.ybons eil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
MN Par,pIridends TODAY.

PITrsBUBG, PA, October 31.-Some OF
the discretionary pools OF this city,
which have been raided BY the police
and run upon by their investors, are
still 10 business. The first day OF each
month is the regular dividend day with
the majority Of them, and the managers
OF several Of the pools stated that they
would pay dividends tomorrow as usual.
What per cent. would be paid none Of
them would state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
No Wonder He Went to sleep.

EUtttuF 70 w z1olt1f.F-
EVANSVILLE, OHIO. October 31.-Wil-
liam Clifford, Columbus, Shawnee and
Hooking Railroad freight brakeman.
was struck by train near Corning yes
tsrday afternoon and fatally injured.
He was sent back 10 flag a following
train and went to sleep on the track.
He had been on continuous duty for
sixty hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
CHAIRMAN JOHN t. M'GKAw
Addresses n Big Meeting at Monongah
Marion Democracy Active.

Marion Democracy Active.
SgsrGlto ne RsJIN=-.
FAIRMoNT w. VA, October 31.-A
large and enthusiastic meeting was
beId at Monongah this evening. 1t was
addressed by Hon. John I. MCGraw
and others. The Fairmont Club, &C.
,aned by the full brass band and sew
era hundred voters, went upon a
special train. In all about l, 500 people
were present who cheered the speakers
at each telling point. The Democracy
of Marion county gre active and
thoroughly in earneat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
johnson Challenges nc KinIey.

CLEVELAND. o., October 31.-Hon.
Tom L. Johnson, the Democratic Con-
gressional candidate in the Twenty-irst
district (Cleveland), to-day wired Gov
ernOr Mckinley challenge foha joint
meeting and debate on polltica
TO be held In this city next
aVaninr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
GENERAL OFFICES 10 BE- FILLED IN THIRTY
STATES.

Representatives in Congress TO DO Chosen il All the
Safes Keep. Naia', Oregon and Vermont
Constitutional Questions to Be Passed Upon IN
Many Siaiss-Vce FOR President in 1892 in
States il Which Elections Are Now to 30 held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
GEO.J. DI-ATEIIS0N
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Tslebhoas l0L. 1923 Market street
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The residence of james w Paxton. Esq,
No. 1900 Chapiine street. lot Ga n 10. by
l3y n. one ofathc finest finished dwellings In
the city. modern in all It's appointments.
A desirable residence property, No. 20 Ia
diana street, rooms; modern.
Nos. 120, 1913 and $50 south Penn street,
cheAp.
No. 90 N. wabash street. Island, two
story frame dwelling Of rooms. Lot S0HlD
feet II bought IN next ton days can be bad Tor
81 6C0cash 80.
No.II Thirteenth street. two story brick.
No. 1913 Four sonth street, brick house
az on half ~ value.
nos. 22IB and 22IS Market street,
double brick 6wellinRa property ofQ rooms each
No 81 n. NAbAsh street, Island, 2stofy
frame dwe'link Of rooms. wAtor on both
floors. lot sNlle feet
NO 2s2I EoAstrest. 2story frame dwell.
log Of rooms; nall lot, We. asa. NO L. S'KloD
feet. $50, M,
OF Il rooms. .oo,
frame house on hcColloch street for 500.
TO LEASED feet OF ground on The east
side Of Market stree, north OF sixteenth street
or the owner will build Tor a good teaaat
RIEEHART 81 TATUM
90. tf..Ua..- N.pfy Va L Telsukana "a A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

w IL SELL Oh EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the CITY. Enquire OF r. y. klLEi, Att0r-
ney-at-Law. No. 1918 Chapline street Wheel
ing, ". Va oc6c&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01

DOR RENT-oN ACCOUNT OF MOVING
~ our business TO the large department store
we offer our present once No. 80 Twelfth
street. aud i've reEr rooms. for rent Both
of1ces will be sept oPea uatll the Twelfth
street rooms are rented. when the eutife bust
ness will be trSnsferred 10 T. X. Potts store
THE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO.
s. A. Newcomer Manager. iel1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
FOR RENT.

EloR RENT-Eutnished room. centrally 10.
~ Gated, with bohrd Both gases, and bath
room; Enquire at this Office. o2}eda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01

EloR RENT SECOND FLOOR OF DWELL
IL ing No. 2S03 Main street, containing three
rooms. Apply llss Water street. ocl7e&dE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-01
RENT.

L
New Basement Barber Shop,
cor. of Main and Tenth SITS.
JAS. i. HAwLEY q Co.