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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-16
'GiVenetleLQ XQrieS

OF life and will dispense with
the nece ssilies," is one of
several congrue us inconsistent
cies uttered by the AUTO
crat of the breakfast
table. - Well, piano is
luxury; which it is neCes
sity to have, though it is
comparatively short time when
it was looked upon as mere
necessity which only the luxur.
ious could possess. When you
buy piano, it is luxury to
feel that you have secured
standard make-that you have
bought from reliable house,
from house that requires no
notes on time sales, nor no
interest from those who pay
instalments punc,ually.
The Butcher, The Baker, The
Candlestick Maker may be dis
pensed with-they are only
necessities-but the Piano
maker, never. He is the most
indispensable of Injuries. For
further information call on
lh0S. G0ggal & Bro.
Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-16

The naudsomest variety of white
canvas, brown canvas, Russia calf sud
dongos ladies low quarters are shown
It Sleeper, Clifton & Dukes
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-16

Don't forget the ball games Satur.
day and Sunday.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-16

Moody and Waco will play ball
Saturday and Sunday.
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DEANE'S CABINET PHOTOS
At So. SO Per Dozen at Deal

Until further notice Deane will make of Cabinet
at 80 SO per deem This work will be superior eI
ceptng my regular high priced S. My making
atives will be from O'clock it will interfere With
priced work Those holding tickets by Jackson will
reduction Of so cents each ticket presented my Studio
once, this offer is limited.
DEANE, Photographer
Over Conner Tucker W
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-16

We have all the latest improved
machinery and implements used in
repair work and are able to do the
work that you have been sending
away
TEXAs JEwELRY Co.,
1928, South Fourth Street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-16

Hot barbecued meat at 1928 Austir
street.
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Mrs. PartingtOn Says

Comparisons are odious.
1t holds good when you compare
the display of Deane's baby photos
to all others, in the Baby fair held
by Conner, Tucker u Co. Com.
pare the figures: Photos received
in competition, lao; Deane made
II; ten other galleries made 50.
Compare the per cent: Deaue, 81
per cent; ten others, combined, 40
per cent; and Deane charges the
most.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-16

Telephone Bells drug store and
have Dr.. Sadler, the Chiropodist,
call and remove your corns withou
pain.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-16

Neapoitan quartette at Audlto-
rum tonight. Take Hobson cars.
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operate selections by Neapoli.
tans at Auditorium tonight.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-10-13
Rudy's Pile Suppository

is guaranteed to cure Piles and Constipa-
ton, or money refunded. 80 cents per box.
Send two stamps for circular and Free
Sample to Martin Rudy. Registered Phar-
macist, Lancaster. Pa. No postals answer
ed. For sale by all first-class druggist
everywhere. ii. T. Clarke Co, wholesale
agents, Lincoln, Neb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-10-13
Low 3 to Harvest ExcUrsi n.

On the above date, agents Of Missouri
Pacific Railway on the central branch U.
p, and in Nebraska on Lincoln and Crete
branch and Pacific railway in Nebraska
will sell low rate Harvest Excursion tickets
to points in Tennessee, Mississippi, Ala
bama. Louisiana, Arkansas. Indian Terri
tory. Oklahoma and Texas, and points on
the X. G. Ft s. & M. east OF Springfield.
The territory to which this rate is in effect
embraces the finest fruit growing. farming
and stock raising regions in the United
States. See local agents for full particulars.
II. c. TOWNSEND,
General Passenger Agent,
st. Louis, Mo.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-10-13
DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Four Room cottage % and Hitchcock,
full lot.-S6O0.
Four Room brick, full lot % and Hitch
cOck.-$7OO
Five room cottage with barn, cor. 18th
and Garfield, beautifully located $1,000.
We have some first class city property for
sale or trade
- CHASE Bros.
Room L. lib 0 st
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-10-13
Missouri Pacific Hay rest Excursion.

Missouri Pacific HD rest Excursion.
On September 18th, 18th and October 9th
the Missouri Pacific will sell tickets to Tex
as, Arkansas, Southern Missouri, Okla
homa. Louisiana, Florida, Tennessee, Ala
bama, Indian Territory and other points at
one fare for the round trip plus 600.
Stop overs allowed enroute. For descrip-
tive pamphlets OF any OF the above states or
for further information call at city ticket
Office, 1901 o street F. ID. CORNELL,
CP at A.
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Secretary Of the Board
LOCAL. p.:GvrrIGs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and Abou.
the City.

"a Ahs '"t.t
the City.
THE repainting OF the Market street
bridge is making good progress.
THE will OF William +. Niedermeyer
was admitted to probate yesterday, and
ordered to be recorded.
CoLoRApo potato bugs are said to he
more plenty this year in this vicinity
than for several years past.
TWENTIETH street along tho bluff TO-
ward tho Whitaker mil! is being macad.
amized, and will DO fine roadway.
TuE tin and guide mills at the Etna.
Standard mills resumed yesterday.
Mills No. Z, s and 0 will go on to-day.
OrPlcER RoIRLE last night locked up
nm unknown man for disorderly con-
duct on tho street. Lie refused to give
his name.
JOHN THOMAS SHEFFLIS returned to
the city yesterday after being in the
Moundsyille peniteutiary for year,
less good time.
THE new combination baggage and
express cars on the Wheeling & Lake
Erie railroad are an improvement over
most cars OF that sort.
YESTERDAY the ladies Of the Mozart
Singing Society presented Mrs. John
Kohm with an elegant silver ten set, in
celebration OF her birthday.
TIE Mingo steel plant whistle called
the men to work this morning after u
two weeks shut down. caused by do
Law in signing tho scale. But every
thing is lovely now.--S'ubenmde Star.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deeti made July I, 1891, by W.
j. W. Cowden. trustee. to Charles W.
Cunningham, for lots Nos. 6 and I, i'll
John McLuro's addition, in tho First
ward,
YESTERDAY afternoon the annual out.
ing OF the Toutonia Singing Society oc-
Cured ut Wheeling park: Mayors
band played, and an elaborate pro.
gramme was rendered, closing with
fireworks ut midnight.
The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet Wood.
ward Markham. whose death in Mis-
souri, has already been chroncled in the
lSTELTlGENCER. will take place at 10 n.
nj. to-day from the residence oil II. q.
Franzhcim, the intermeut being private
at Greenwood cemetery.
TmE Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling
railroad 10 tho only road in Ohio that
has been hauling coal without inter
ruplion during the railroad strike.
Everything has been moving along
smoothly on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling since tho troubles at Wheel
ing creek.
ABE lIgRxBgR6 will leave Bellaire on
Thursday morning ut 3 o'clock on bis
bicycle, and has mNdo wager that lie
cap reach Cincinnati in three da$s. lie
will DO accompanied by a Wheeling
gentleman with whom he has made tho
bet. Abe is quite cyclist. and says he
is confident he will win.-Bel'dirc
Tribune.
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cullOch at Glsnn's Bun for a few
II. E Bontng, an insurance man Of
Cincinnati, is at the McLure.
Misses II. I. Wells and Maud Thistle.
Of SiStessyille, we're here on shopping
expedition yesterday.
+. Ressnsburs. OF Newark, represent
ing tho Eagle Pencil Company, regis
tered at the McLure.
Mrs. S. R.Welis aud Miss F. n. Priest,
OF sistsrsville. Were here yesterday,
guests At the StRmm.
Major Gatch's son, r c. Catch. j.,
has gone 70 indianapolis 10 study law
in the office Of an uncle.
James N. Collins, OF the East Side, Is
spending the summer with the family
OF Mr.. NJ. F. Gissey at the MOundsville
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. HeiskelI. who
have been for month or go at Mis-.
soula military post. are expected home
to-day.
Mra. Mary Flood. Of MiddIeport. O.,
is visiting at ]. N. Fowke's. OF the Third
ward. and friends at Wheeling Belidtre
Tribune.
Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Milton. Miss Ka.
terine Clark, OF Louisville, arc visiting
Mrs. Charles ]. Milton at Monument
Place out the pike.
Miss Marie oxtoby. of Wheeling, is
stopping fOw days in the city with
relatives while on her way to Michigan.
-StttbsnviLle Herald.
Robert Stafford and W. D. Boyle, Of
Warrington: A. II. Hamilton. OF Ravens
wood, Rnd G. II. Ice, OF FarminGton, are
guests at the Behler.
Mrs. William Campbell and Miss
Hattie Campbell, OF New Orieans. who
arc visiting here spent yesterday at tho
Moundsvllle camp meeting grounds.
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BELLAIItE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
J. J. Burns, an oil man who was
around here year ago taking leases on
land and watching operations, dropped
into town latc Monday night ana put
up at tho Globe hotel. When he was
hero year ago he stopped at the same
house and his bill amounted to SIC 80
He gave in payment DRIFT on ]. d
Preston for $50 and received S33 30
change. He registered from Washing
ton, Pa. Yesterday morntng ]. i. Watt,
the proprietor, gave him an opportunity
TO settle, but he said he couldn't and he
was arrested on a charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses. Preston
was wired at Washington. but another
emaloye oil his telegraphed back that
hc was at Sistersville. Word was sent
to him there and It is expected he will
aettle, as Burns ia IN his employ. Pres
ton came up late last night and settled,
after which both men left town.
I'M, Maring, formerly well known
manufacturer hOrc and now largely in
terested in glass manufactures in In
diana, is among tho fortunate oil oper-
ators out in that section. The com
pany he is in has dozen or moro How
ing wells, ono OF which yielded $40 bar
rels in ten hours.
The first metal was run from the
blast furnace yesterday evening. The
new or repaired cupola warmed up
nicely and did splendid work, the first
blast being put in Monday evening, and
it rounded TO as nicely as II tho furnace
had been running right along.
General Coxey is the attraction billed
for the harvest home picnic ut Lewis
Mills, but tho intelligent farmers OF that
section arc doomed to disappointment.
They arc not made OF the kind OF ma
tcriul to follow men OF one idea
Mr.. II. L, Alexander, the well known
newspaper writer, and bride are home
from their trip 10 the lakes, and. after u
dap or two at st. Clairsville. will go to
Chicago, accompanied by Mrs. kcnnon,
mother OF the bride.
At Epworth Park Mrs. ". G. Dow.
ney, OF Washington City, is tho cham
pi0n lady swimmer, but Mrs. Charles J..
Gill Is close second. The single ladies
arc too timid to go into the water.
Tho third operation was performed
on Miss Emma Cochran ut the Wheel
ing hospital Monday evening and she
is getting along nicely for one 50 long
an invalid.
Mr.. John McGraw, wife and daugh.
tor, Miss Maggie, and Miss Annie Ber-
tram. will leave tomorrow for Atlantic
City.
Dr. J. 7. W. Kerns. who sprainod his
knee in jumping from an electric cur
two weeks ago, is still laid up with it.
Blackberries arc coming IN thick and
fast and arc selling at 30 to 80 cents a
bucket.
Misses Olivia aud Mamie Miller left
yesterday Tor Il two weeks trip on the
lake,.
Mayor Dubois is still confined to his
bed, u very sick man, but not dangerous.
Robert NJ. Metz and bride loft ycster.
day for their home at Albion, lnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. OF Kansas City, are
guests Of Mrs. G. r. Elliott
Alex GallaIicr and Fred Eberlo leave
this evening for St. Louis.
George NJ. Woodbridge and family
are visiting at Marietta.
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the sxpenbss Of the Homs until Tie late sutunn.
Wbsa De ThS1klsiTing Donations win b atain
received.
WnEE1Iso, VI. Va, June 10. 1894
70 N Pr1t4ea, asd hoard q DtrazNS Of ~
chidEsLa HOae
GEsTLEMES:-Your committee APP
pointed to audit the accounts Of your
treasurer begs leave 70 report that Il
has completed the work Of auditing the
said books OF accounts and hnds them
70 be correct We submit herewith the
statement Of your treasurer. which
shows q balance in bank Of s2,OO6 50
Two thousand aud ak aud eighty'dve-
hundredths dollars).
Respectfully submitted,
JAWEs Z. MAXWELL,
Committee.
Il will be seen that extensive repairs
have been made to the Home during
the past year. The old play room.
which was in decayed aud unsafe con-
dttiou, was replaced by a new one, IN
which the children find continual de-
light The main building has been
painted entire, giving to the whole
fresh, CHEEKY, home-ltks appearance.
rwExrY.FIPrH ANNIVERSARY.
February u, 1895. will complete the
frat quarter century Of the existence
aud work OF the Children's Home. Dur.
ng these years hundreds Of children
have been rescued from conditions Of
want and neglect, degradation and vice.
The beneficence OF the Home has made
possible TO these hundreds a proper
early training, useful education. u true
manhood and womanhood, and an am.
bition 10 be and do what is noble and
worth the doing. Sorrow has been saved
10 tho hearts OF parents and friends that
loved, but that could not provide; ex.
pense has been saved 70 the state, and
society has been made more peaceful
and pure. II has boen suggested that
this important event be specially cosn-
rnemorated in some suitable manner.
Row. s. B. Barnitz, go long member OF
this board, has written from Des
MONIES. Iowa, expressing his interest
in such commelnoration. The lady.
managers are favorable, and We feel
sure this city generally would cordially
cooperate in any plan for celebrating
this twenty-ffth anniversary.
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. IREY,
Secretary OF the Board.
Wheeling, ". Va. July IL, 1894.
The following were the lady managers
for the year ending April. 1894: Mrs.
DR.. J. G. Hupp, Mrs. J. J. Jones, Mrs.
John Frew, Mrs. S. I. Laughlin, Mrs.
A. v. Foster, Mrs. ]. v. L. Rodgers,
Mrs. J. w. Morris, Mrs. A. i. Rice, Mrs.
George Kerncr, Mrs. J. G. Lynch. Mrs.
guy 4. G, Allen, Mrs. 3. +. Catch, Miss
Amanda List, Miss Julia Atkinson, Miss
Mary Mckee, Miss Laura Lawson, Miss
Ada Simpson. Miss Jennie Wise, Miss
Kata Allison.
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]. A. Doplor, Of Proctor. autographed
NJ the SIamln.
W, NJ. Vensol, of Huntington, was at
tho Stamm yesterday.
i. F. Schufcr has returned after u two
weeks visit at tho seashore.
A. +. Wilmu.h. Of Korcns, ". Va,
figured OH the Mcclure register.
The Misses Shrivcr, OF Pleasant Val.
Icy. have gone to lIoward's Lick, Hardy
county.
DR.. j. V. Webster, Of Flushing, was
in town yesterday aud registered at tho
Mcclure.
L. W. Ryan and wife, Of Ypsclanti,
Mich, arc in tho city, guests AZ tho
Mcl.uEe.
Attorney William X y. Dent, OF
Grafton. was in tho city yesterday on
loyal business.
Mr.. George Adams was hero yc'tor.
day, ana last evening returned to Noun.
tain Lake Park.
Mr.. Henry i. Meyer, Of 2sO7 ChapliuO
street, will leave shortly for tho west,
whore hO will work.
Miss Knto NJ. Dis, OF parkersburg,
who has been visiting fricnda in Wheel.
Ing, is now the guest OF Mrs. Mel Nc.
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Little Is accomplished In this civilized err, hut
bitIurS, the bowels HrC relieved without abrupt
uG,S or subsequent weakening. Dyspepsia, ma
lhTiA. TlGumHIISm weakness md kidney trouble
yield 10 this reliable curative, foremost HlS0
among iuvlgOrlnEs mud recommended bY physl.
clans Give this medicine fair trial anu DO
convinced
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GEO. R: TAYLOR.
REAL ESTATE.
SAL E.

House OF rooms. Eotf street. between I'd aud
I'D streets, with +roomcd house III the rsat;
Honsc Of rooms. s3d street. $3.50.
A Fine Improved farm Of sixty acres. thFcc
miles eRst OF Wheeling.
House Of ave rooms, Twensysth4sd street.
$500 49,.
Hogss ., i,rSo rooms, Market street, cea''s
iionsc q len rooms. brick. Markets tscOt FLA
House q i've rooms. bs!ck. Fourteenth s:sses
g. 200
House, iiTo rooms. Woods street, East Wheel
Ing. s., 100.
Fiuo farm, la7 acres, three miles from Mounds
Vile. with splendid improvements This ''a
10 icct Of land fronting on MccoIlOch AID
Lind streets ,.
Hotel OF fourteen ROOMS. doing good buStnHG
splendid location. cheap. ,.,,..
House of seven rooms aud hall, CAlp!us
street, Centre Wheeling. Si,2A.
Lot east end Fourteenth street $50
l.ots on Lind street. BetvnjeTe. $40 cach.
Lots IN liehrcnS & SpellelS addition. ilAI'
lAn'E addition To North DcnW0Od. DoggE HiH.
Caldwell'S Run. Pleasant Valley. Bellevue aud
other plnceS IN md nCur tho city. ...,
Money ~ loan gu city real estate; sIJ SISh
SlOO. sou. E1Oj, $1,000 Sl.5O) end s2OI
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The pign in front OF Georgetown
mid. store reads as follows: 'Born
with u brain within brain | can kure
every kind Of misery in short timo
with only tho best herhA 10 bo nsnh."
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SUITS to order $l5, reduced from SIT
and 40. at Morton q. Stout 4 Co. .,
Merchant Tailors, under NcLuro House,
JONI /. RICE, Manager.
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1929 MARKET STREET.
Rents Reduced |

No, 9llO McCOlnch street: will arrange for
two tenants or one, and put In irSt'C.HSf order.
No. rs Thifty.SeveHth street, s4cohh hoos, 81.
No. tx Zane street. second iiodr: Sl!.
No oS!I EO;r street. one or two families
No. g0I Mniu street. twostOry brick
No 3t!1 MeCofiarh street, %a.St"T$ frame.
No. SO Main street, large modern brick dwell
Ing, fourteen rooms
no. lSg7 MuCuOch street. brick. Sill %
No. 8, ah!,, street three raS,HS. 81 80
No 81 Virginia street frame, six rooms
The Wnllwg'On Place, house Anl - ncrGS
No. GIQ Main street brick dwelling,
No nVl Main street. NFSt tn"E. hFea EaAHl~
No, ~; Thirtythirl street. brick. dive rooms.
Two Sp!unill office rooms In Masonic building.
No. M! Ch1uiuc street I've rooms. SlSOh
No 1906 Market street, 'Me" s0ahN
No. III Thlrty.thlrh street. I've rooms: sSll
No. glj Main street, twelve rooms IuI hE'
ONCE rooms In iiihbaFi Block, MA MhrR5tNt
NJ MI Nav sI's2l. SeS"HI nNl thIyl n9otL
Store rooms or south strout, IN IIGathc TAB
cTunClu building.
. FOR 9AhI.
No nSII EnfI street twn.stOry frame. { roOmS
Summer residences IN tho country Ut Park
View, Pleasant Valley. Lca'hcswO1i aud Woods.
dnlO
RlNEHART s. TATUM,
CITH BASK nuHprSG.
Telephone 10. IlcI9l Room No G.
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nEAs. SPICES. ere.
TEAS. sPLcEs. &C.
Tea Co.
TEX IMPORTERS
And Coffee Roasters.
EsLsad, Let Those Eho Can Follow |
OUR PRICE LIST:

Lemons, per LOG
IIaltpn. Jelly Glasses per dOsen..........'.- csc
Quart Mason oOe
Bakers Tomatoes. cans tOr.......-.......''-' $50
Bes.s.nadard Tomatoes cans fOF-......-.... $50
standard sugar Corn. cans goo
Sugar Peas. caus 500
Bartlett Pears. cans for .........."....'' s''
Choice Red salnou cans for ESQ
Fresh Ginger Snaps pounds for ......-'."...' sS'
Baking Powder. per pound loo
Fresh Butter CnckcrA pounds for.....~.'.. sSe
Large Lump Clos Starch, pounds tOr..,,,'- sOo
Rolled oaa pounds $50
Palms Root Beer bottles for $50
Haltpln. DOor Mug Mustard, . glasses for. s0e
IIAlEpu. catsup. bottles $50
Clothes Pms. per dozen. is
Carpet TackI, s ounces per bOx,..........'.... 10
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LADIES vests . cents n piece to-day
only Ut EMsnEIMEH'A
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THE CHILDREN'S HOME.
The Annual Report Of tho oaOers
and Directors.
TIE IEENTY-FIFTR ANNIVERSARY

Is Close at Had. and ii is Proposed
20 Celebrate It In Fitting stylo-Tho
Financial statement for tho Past
Year Is Very Gratiiying-Improve.
rnants Made.
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES,
E0R SALE.

TOR SALE-VALU ABLE FRUIT
IL anl Garden Farm OF the late Henry Klime;
RoSd aud IL 10. r H., containing d ncrcs;
large six, rOOmCd house. with good cellar alM
tInG OutbuiIdlng'; tine orchard: al'o eight acres
In small fruits. all IN good bcnriua conHliinr:
well waicrrd with unialIIng springs mud III best
Of repair. Easy terms. For further Information
in VALLEY. Grove. ". Va jylGe
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REAL ESTATE.
WANTED, TO BORROW MONEY

We hayr more calls for money than we can
snpniy, Il YOU hnve money 10 put out on inter-
est caIl OH us, We have good real estate security
10 offer Interest per cent per annuin- All
cxpcnNc paid by borrower.
We have buyers for small cheap houses we'll
located. II cheap quick cash sale Gun BY made
Gull on uS
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Fo! SALE

Farm OF tho lniC Caroline KCnauond, contain
Ing Ia6 ucrcS Of the finest farming land In OHIO
county. Lays well. well wniered. Sltlhted nve
miles north Of city: rcuched By good road
Elegant brick house OF eleven rooms. lnrgc barn
nn,i other necessary outhIllltngG Also Two or
chnrClS containing II large variety Of fruit For
further Information call on or address +.
KiiI;VES, nj Dollar Savings Bank, or 23t5 Chap
Hue street lHSlO
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

ahfUNus
Tho current issue OF The Illustrator,
Neh York, contains n very tlno portrait
OF Morgan Rhces, formerly OF this city.
and II reproduction OF child's head
drawn by him. Tho specimen Of his
work compares very favorably with any
thing in tho very rich number.
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T0R RENT-GooD STABLE IN
: alley back Of ChRplInG street, Fifth ward.
Address L. ~" carr intciligGncer office. lny1l
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Following Is tho report Of the Child.
ren's Home Of this city as submitted
at a late meeting Of the board Of direc.
tors. The report is by the newly
elected secretary. Rev. A. J. Trey, and is
a little late this time through Rev. E II.
Dornblaser leaving the city Just as he
was In tho habit Of making yearly