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rIlM QUEEN WAS DRUNK.

Ana This Was tho Womnu That President
Cleveland Wanted to restore to tho
Throne.
WAsnISGtoH, D. G., Feb. 91,-Decid.
cdIy tho molt racy chapter in tho bulky
volume OF lIawaiau testimony is Lou.
tenant Lucien Ioung'a description Of
tho last days Of tho monarchy. Lieu.
tenant Young Is anolIiCcr OF tho Boston,
and attended tho closing ceremonies Of
tho Hawaiian parliament in full uni.
form and in m official capacity at tho
TTeque1t Of Capt. WilIso. Lieutenant
loung's description Of tho scene is pic
.turesque in tho cXtromO. lle said:
u was shown u seat In the legislative
hall, n little to the left and In front Of
tho rostrum, whore tho. speaker used to
SIT, and which tho queen used whom sho
read her proclamation. ! believe 1t
was about tho funnicst affair over saw
IN my liie--a circus.
Tho queen looked ut me rather suv-
agely and did not return my salutation
with any cordially Mt al. l noticed
that she acted In a peculiar way,
First when she was reading her pro-
clalnntion | thought sho had n little
stage fright, but in the reception room
saw that she was under the influence
OF stiluulant, IN fact she was drunk.
There is no question in my mind about
II Mt all
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TRUSTEES SALE,
17RUsTEEs SALE.

n.
by virtue otihrcc dccN uftru,t made byWillIam
Hamilton mud loitlc Hamilton, E!s vile 10 NO
ns trustee, the Ntd dated ApFIl II, iSSt, recorded
IA tho Ulicr OF tho llrrk Of the County Court Of
ONO county, West Virginia IN nCCd pi Trust
lll"G so ~ p1gt !, he second dated jnly 0,
Trust look No. y, pngr lCp THO ihitl dated
August q, ls.O fpcorich In said clerk, unlCr In
Deed Of Trust Hook so, u, pagc q. | will sell At
tho north front door VI tho Court House Of Ohio
County on
SATURDAY, THE ?ITu DAY OF MARCH, isgi
commencing ut " ococi; n H.. the following
described property, that IS 10 say! Part o. lots
nunhptrU three md sixteen IN Kline hnl III
fcls Grundyiew subdivision III tho Flint wlrd
OF The city ui Wheeling, Ohio County, West VIZ
Hiulh, TINT IA 10 nay 50 much o! tho lot No. IN
said subdivision M lies within tho following
DOuhulricN' lOWl; BEGINNING at tho s0ulL'
west former Of said lot running thence north
wnrllly with the west limo thereof s. feet morn
OF lcSS TO tho sOulhgrly line Of tho road rs now
used; lhcncO with tho sOuthcrly and westerly
lines OF the road rs now uscl 10 where tho sRnO
incfscCts with the south line OF sald lOti thence
beginning
Also 80 much Of lot No. 10 IN said sub division
~ Hes south Of line running parallel with tho
south iIMo OF SSiI lot which II EXTENDED In a
9ltnlRht l!nc VIII iniCrSect tho west line OF said
lot 80 where the Gouthcriy iinu OF tho road AZ
now used lnlcrsGct5 said wci, line
The tito 10 said pf0Dorty Il believed to be per-
iccL bus selling ~ trustee | VIII convey only
tho title vested In mo by snll dCOis OF trust.
TERMS or SALE:-OHc,third md rs much more
rs the purchaser elects TO pay In cash on tho
dny Of sale, tho balance In Two equal install.
incnu at one nni iwO yearI, nOtvs bearing Inter
est from the day Of sale to hu given for the do.
fcrcd payments, the title TO DO retained until
payment has been made In full
W. H. IIALLER. Auctlonccr 100
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Pensions to West vir:lu,uns.

srcciG Dispatch 10 he intelligence
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 27.-The
following pensions have been granted
to West Vircinians:
Rcissue-Sylvcster B. Miller, Ceredo;
David R. Beavers, Kingwood; Dclatus
Kent, GunviIle; David Tracy, Cameron.
Original Widows, &c.-Mary a. Hose,
Newburg; Helen S. Garrison, Wick.
Rencwa! and lncrcase-Hlram X.
Morris, Limestone.
Mexican War Survivor-Henry Rcwsl,
llarpers Ferry Gncrcase.)
Observation-Disclosures Deem, Chester
vile; Leonard Weber tdeceased), Boil
var.
Additional-JacobG Good. kansootn.
Increase and Reissue-James Fades,
Apple Grove.
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STEELE MAo1AYEs FUNERAL.


Roland Rood Delivers m EulOEy Over tho
nOdy Of tho Drnd Drnma;Ist
CHICAGO, Fob. 27.--The remains OF
the dramatist, Steele Mackayc, who died
on route to California, arrived in Chi.
cugo to-day, and funeral services were
held at tho scenitorlum. Prof. Samuel
Swing conducted tho services, and Ro-
land Reed, representing tho theatrical
profession, delivered an culocy. Elwyn
a. Barron also spoke, and musical So
lCctions woro rendered by members OF
tho profession. The body will DO taken
Tomorrow by special train to New York,
where tho interment will take place.
The services to-day were attended by
many people noted in theatrical circles.
Tho honorary pail bearers were Pro-
fessor' Hermann, EIwyn 4. Barron,
Roland Reed, james Barton Key, Louis
Massoon, Joseph Holland and Milward
Adlms.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of>physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; etfectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and 'fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval o. the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by NIL drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Medical writer's claim TIM. tho sue.
cessful remedy for nasal ca,arrh must
be non-irritating, easy OF application and
one that will reach the remote sores
and liberated surfaces. The history of
the efforts TO treat catarrh is proof posi-
tive that only. one remedy has com.
ple.cly met these conditions and that
is Ely's Cream Balm. This safc and
pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh
as nothing else has ever done, and both
physicians and patients freely concede
this fact. Our druggists keep it.
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TWENTY siIlLIISGs,
Tho Damage Awarded Victoria woodruff
Against tho british Museum,

Against tho british Museum.
LONDON, Fob, Elm tho qucuu's Brit.
ish division Of tho high cour. OF justice
in tho ease OF Mrs. John Biddulph Mar.
Tin Victoria WoodhuIl) acuinst tho
trustees OF tho British museum, tho
jury nitor two hours absence found that
the matter contained in tho law books
In tho British museum relating to tho
BoCchOr TiIton trial complained Of By
Mrs. Mdrtin was libollouS, though tho
defendants and their agents acted upon
tho bona tide belief that thOy wcro dis.
charging their statutory powers mud
duties, and did not know tho books
wore libclous, They were not guilty
Of negligence, but they did not dis.
charge their duty with proper care md
caution and tho Judgment OF the Jury
was Tint thoy be assessed damages to
tho amount Of twenty shilllugs. The
point OF law will DO further considered.
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SYRACUSE. n. y, Feb. 27.-Counsel Tor
John Y. McKane to-day applied. 10 Jus
tico ". L. Wright, at oswego, for stay
OF proceedings. Justice Wright refused
on the ground that as Justice Cullen
had reviewed tho case it would be i'm.
proper for him to Interfere. McKane's
counsel then requested that the matter
bc kept secret.
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CHIEF AEIHUns WEALTH.
Tax Duplicates Show that Ito is Worth
Over $4,000.

AIN duplicates Sho" thnt no IL worth
Over $4,000.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 27.-Tho Rgita-
ton OF the Dos Moinos, Iowa, Knights
OF Labor regarding the property upon
which Chief Engineer P. NJ. Arthur
pays taxes in Cleveland, have given
rise to tho INQUIRY as to how much
property is owned by Mr.. Arthur
in this city. An Investigation OF tho
tux duplicate for 1898 n. the county
court house shows that last yenr Mr.
Arthur paid taxes upon real estate
upon a listed valuation OF Si6G50. The
taxable valuation OF property is about
so per cont Of its value. This would
make Mr.. Arthur'a estate worth about
SS5,O00. Mr.. Arthus's personal estate
was assessed at S3.l50 which includes Of
course his household effects and what
ever else personal property he has
listed.
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Fiye-Cent Articles.

u Ladies' Hose. Childron's Hose. Rolling Pins,
ihfoIwood Rules, Civilizations. Tin Buckles. Com.
nni in. GIa% Cutters. Boys Knives. Poketa,
rams rams. Richter IIlrmonlcnS. Towels. 25c Needle
IucGhges. ,spectacles. Dime Cologne Hair Curl
r. Scn9ol States. Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing.
Ladies Pins, Table Knives
Many lOcent articles In our scent list Coma
ana tQEe them out OF Our Wny
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, ieye,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfoc: sGtisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-socrctary G. W.
Barnard, OF the Grand Masonic lodge Of
Illinois, said to-day that Mary Ellen
Lease is deliberate liar" when she
said that she is member OF tho Masonic
order. "The trouble with Mrs. Lease, ;"
said Mr.. Barnard, "shc is afflicted with
the Strong jaw Her story is absurd"
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SrRyGFIELD. OHIO, Feb. 27.-Thc gen.
eraI cabinet OF the Epworth League OF
tho United States met here this alter
noon Tor two days' session. Among
those present arc DR.. Havin, Boston ;
DR.. Schell, Chicago; DR.. Licbhardt, Gin
cinnati; L. r. Doherly, New York, and
Bishop Fitzgerald, president OF the
cabinet,
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Tcn.Cent Articles,

suspendcrS. Clothes llnoS 2rccut Jowclry,
anger Traces, Stationery pacEsgeS jail Pndlocks,
Royal Needle Packages. one half pound Tea, La.
ules .O'rent Hose, Dolls 21-ccnt CuG Buttons,
MlTroTS, Pocket Knives -
We nrc constantly receiving bargain, and can
not quote prices, as they arc here to-day and
gone Tomorrow. II Is our aim to always have
something new At prices that will make you buy,
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SENSATIONAL STORY.
Report Of n Fight between Germany nm
l,us,lnn soldiers,

i,us,lnn soldiers.
Moscow, Fob. 97.-A sensational story
Is currant in military circles here, that
fight has taken place on tho Rus.
so-Gcrmnn frontier between detach.
mcnt OF russian dragons aud mum.
Dor OF Prussian uhlans. Several are re.
ported to have been killed. OH both sides.
Tho Russian officers in this city who
have beon questioned on tho subject
decline 10 specify what either OF tho
regiments arc reported to have suffered
saying that they do not wish to cause
international complications.
Tho iracls arose out OF the fact, it is
claimcd, that Prussian uhlaus were
using the Russian euglo fixed to tho
frontier post as II target.
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French Farmers wunt Protection.

PARIS, Feb. Elm tho senate to-day,
after speech from the ministry OF hus.
bandry, declaring that an increase in
the duty on wheat was necessary in or.
der 10 protect the French farmers, tho
senators adopted, by vote OF lO7 to O.,
the duty Of 7 francs rs approved by the
chamber OF deputies.
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Tho IInltcr WrcstIcs with the silver Ones.
tim

LONDON, Feb. 21.-The Globe this after-
noon says That Emperor William OF
Germany is devotng great attention to
bimetallism and that he desires the
government to take every step possible
in order to prevent further fall in the
nricn nj silVar
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POLITICAL CIRCLES
In England Excited over tho Glad
stone Rumorg.
HAS TIE AGED PREMIER RESIGNEO2

Is tho AL Important Quostion-lso-
ports That Seem to Como With
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reasons Given
Tor tho ActIon-Statcmcnt That the
Resignation VIII Tnko Place on
Easter and Tint Earl Spencer Has
Accepted tho Office.
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Nine.C Articles.

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans. Pm.
serve Kettles Butcher Knives. worth Is cent,
Glasi Dishes. MIX Straiucrs. CoFco Pots, Flour
Sllers, suspcnders. Extract Vanilla Dolls, Dish
lahS Hammers, Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
Baking Powder.
i. The above are all genuine bargains aud lower
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Weak nttcnuatcd frames acquire sound healthy
flesh. WOO bcgone, hollow faces fiji out md be-
come cheerful when IIostetter's Stomach pit.
tiers Is used as Stomach!c to Improve digestion
AMI assimilation. Moreover, 1t cures bilious
and kidney trouble, and protects tho system
against malaria and chronic rheumatism. Use Il,
systematically.
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MARIETTA. O., Feb. 27.-Hon. W. F.
Curtis died this morning Of paralysis,
aged seventy.cight years. lie was a
prominent citizen and served in the
Ohio senate in the tiity-siNth general
assembly. His wife. n sister OF General
Don Carlos Buell.. survives him.
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Ono Cont Articles.

=, q Heavy Envelopes. good PEN lToldOri, . eIesl
tsHN, MGmorandumIlOok. Sheets Note Paper,
2bnuchcs Hair Pins, Handkerchief, / ThiinbIa'
paper rus, paper Needles. spool SILK Twist,
Saolen Hooks and Eyes. DAfnIng Noodles,
quincy crater, dozen DraA Pants Buttons,
mn IN box Carpet TAcks. dozen Clothes
rms, Tablet, l set Knitting NeGdlOA -
LOS OF I.conL EOnlS Inlnr nj l cent
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Tllrce.Ccnt Articles.

Ladies' llandketchlcfi. Shaving B,u,heI 1
aoteh DrGS9 Buttons, Stamped DlpperI, Match
S0ics, Machine OIL Cans. Potato Washers, dozen
saleIy Rms: Periuned Toilet Soap, pair Sells
S T, fint Funnels. Jelly Plates. Curry Combs /
HOsen shoe Laccs. School States. Batting spoons
TTcehl Tablets, Cork Screws. HRrmonIcaS' CAko
turner's, Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties.
Noine here for bargains, We will not dlsappoInt
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New YoRK, Feb. 27.-Arrivcd, Berlin,
Southampton; Orient, Liverpool.
New YoaE, Feb. 27.-Arriyed. Fulda,
from Genoa.
MovILLE, Fob. 27.-Arrived, Anchoria,
New York.
LONDON. Feb. 27.-sichted, Majestic,
New York; arrived, Rotterdam, New
York.
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SAN Francisco, Feb. 27.-The steamer
Rio do Janeiro arrived here carly this
morning from China and Japan. Tho
Japanese advices state that smallpox is
ravaging in NaSasaki. the disease being
unusually fatal.
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THE COUGHLIN TRIAL.
Judge Wing bitterly Attacks Mrs. Foy,
and Her Husband EnjoysIt.

md Her Husband Enjoyslt.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-No immediate
action will be taken as to the charges
OF attempted bribery OF the Coughlin
jury. An investigation is in progress.
Judge Wing in his speech to-day in
the Coughlin trial made bitter attucl;
on Mrs. Foy. Sitting within tho en-
closure, next to old Dennis Coughlin,
father OF the prisoner, was tho woman's
husband, Andrew Foy. He seemed to
enjoy the cnustic comments oil which
his wife was the victim. Foy is daily
attendant at the trial.
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SiX-Cent Articles.

=, one set Table Spoons. Blank RookS Purses
earring, SuspendeH, Butcher KniyeS l0cent
IAccs, sleeve Buttons, lO.cOnt EmbrpIdcrIeR
sctubhing Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
MerchanSin Invited. We have bargains for YOU
aud Il Will pay you 10 call. w.
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Greater New York Bill Passes.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 27.-The creator
New York bill for the consolidation of
New York and Brooklyn has passed the
senate just rs it passed tho assembly bv
vote OF ayes 80 noes ..
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Eight-Cent Articles.

- Monkey Wrenchcs. whIsk Brooms. Wash Bowls.
I'm buckets, Long Handle Fire shovels, Rules,
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners, Box Paper and
nhVelopol. Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank
Books, Patent Buttons
our customers know a good thing when thsy
see L. join the procession 10 our store
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Seyen.Cent Articles.

:, Colsase's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs
hhrihonicAS Counter Books. Dress Goods. IA
Dies !nndkerchiefs Mixed Bird Secd, White
WISH brushes. large TIN Cups. Wash Pans, Shears
AZ thts popular price We offer many articles
worth double tho money.
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GENrLEMEN:-I never sold medicine
that gives such universal satisfaction to
my customers US Krause's Headache
Capsules. / can speak also from expc.
rience, rs they have nearly cured me OF
frequent attacks OF sick headache. /
could get You many testimonials in this
vicinity from those who have used them.
Yours truly, G. L. CoTrlyG,
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Sold By Alex. I. Young, John KInri,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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WWO.Cnnt Articles.

~, y dozen DuttonG, Fluo Comb, bottle lax,
llht I'm cups, Handkerchief, Cake Cut,etE Pep.
lcr BnNeS, LNngtry Hair Pins. Carpenter Pencils,
C c buttons, Pic Pans. Pocket Combs NapkIuI'
Inn Inn openers. Spool Cotton, Toilet SOAP, Glnleu'
T IapS !dnos' Rubber Tipped Pencils, IIaIr
~ We e deal only In Bargains and give big value
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"pvE tried all sorts OF blood prr.
iliers,n said an old lady to cutter"
"and You can, persuade mo that any
other Sarsanurilla is as good rs Ayers. F."
There's where che had him. She knew
that Ayers was the bcst-and, SO did
he, but 1t paid him better to sell 4
cheaper brand.
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LONDON, Feb. 27.-Thc Hon. Thomas
F. Bayard, the United States ambassn.
dor to the court Of st. James, emphati.
cally denies the report that no intends
10 tender his resignation.
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she-I don't believe you would feel
kinkly toward me even il were in nv
grave. He-I wouldn't, CHI! Jus. YOU
try 1t once.-Indidnupo!is Journal.
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Merchant Tailoring:

our Merchant Tailoring Department will be
ready In short time. our cutter, Mr. ". T,
MarloWc: will show You MI tho latest styles and
patteFnSin this line und We will ave you money.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR r lint


Possession Given Sow md APRIL.
1--rour offices In tho Now MasoulC BGlldIur,
third lloor.. Heat. light mud jnmltOr Included
Tho Old Library Quarters. second floor, cor.
ncr Fourteenth and Market streGts.
"a nnG nnd desirable residence OH South
Front street.
i-Dwelliug, five rooms, finished carrot and
cellar. on North Huron street
b-lhtce.story brick residence IN Grimms New
Brick block: Eight rooms. bath room. Seven.
tCrnth and EoT streets
1.-TWO new and elegant dwellings six rooms.
finished GArrHt aud basement, on Lind street.
i-,Ihfec rooms. first floor four rO0mS, second
Io0r. ll3l Lott street, for one or two families.
SIIhrcc rooms. first floor; four rooms, second
I0or, l6I seventeenth street
p-lhreo rooms, second lUOr. y0l MccoilOch 81.
lO-Ihrcc rooms, first floor. 2GJi Main street.
ll-tnur rooms, second floor three rooms and
hall. cellar. BIB ChapllnO street.
FL htge rooms, first hOor stable In rear Of lot,
Sj2l ChaplinC street
first md Main streets.
li-Storo room and two rooms in rear oil Main
street.
l5-stoEe room, stamm House A Hey and Main St.
q a EED q, ~
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Rents Reduced

No. II Thirteenth street. eight rooms. brick
20 Notth BrOHdway. five room, $40 co.
No u ohio street, nvG.rUomcd frame.
30 lg1 Fifteenth Street four rooms, $ 90.
No " Ihlrty'Scventh street. three rooms, 500.
no. - lhlrty'sevcnth street, three rooms. 500.
- North Wabash street, three rooms, SlD O0.
= North wabash street. six rooms, SIS 60.
no. w ChRnllnc sheet. five rooms, Sl3 W.
NO. 3llO McColloch street, frame.
30 ~ fourteenth street, seven rooms, brick
No. u Eleventh street, four rooms, brick, s. %.
10 .sJg EOn street. brick. five rooms, Sly 90
no. 2SH EoH street. brick. Eve rooms, Sl3 %.
70. ~ Market street. oIilCc rooms
NO. 10 Tenth street s!orcroOm, ST. 80.
NO. 10 Ohio Street second floor, franc, $40 co.
No. y Alley :, lower part, s. 90.
20. ~ IhirtY'third street. five rooms, s. 90
No. III Alley ii, frame. Ave rooms. $40 o..
20 2St2 Eoa street three rooms, 81 81
Front room on Fourteenth street, suitable for
ono or twOgcntlcmgu.
10 lU,5 Chaplnc street. seven rooms
bath
No Gi Mnin streas. twelve rooms aud bath
OiLce rooms IN llibbRrl BLOCK. 1914 Market St
No q South York street three rooms.
40 log MHln street, second and third floors.
No. - seventeenth street. four rooms.
NO gaOalo street, fist ilo1r three rooms, IS 90.
No. @pl GhaplinH street. five rooms. Sl3O0.
Si%'roOined frame dwelling NJ LcathcTYooi.
Store roumSUn South street, IN Hcarnc Tab.
esnGclc building
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DYSPEPSIA and its attendant ills arc
quickly cured by Simmons Liver ReCu-
laior.
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E. B. POTTS,
haln and Tenth Sts., Wheeling, Y. Va.

B:anch stores at steubcnvIllc. Dclln!ro, New
MastinSyille, Parke1burG and tho Cyclone" az
Shtenyille nol0
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WANTED-TO RENT TWO ROOMS
w on arfi ilOor. for Office ,.Sc. Prefer be.
tween Twentieth and TYcnty.iiit street, on
ChhrlInC. DR |. y. kuNCInNAl inn
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ETOR REST-SEVEN-ROOAIED
= house. 800 ChRplIue street Possession
gwen nt once. Dir l. \. BuRCHINAL. fcl
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TO LOAN.
WANTED.

NTANTED-MALES AND FEMALES
w 10 handle n household NECESSITY: sells to
every family. Call ut the corner Of Market and
South streets from Q 20 ia. III. Ic?Tp
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EOk RENT-A NICELY FURNISH
4 Ed Front Room: both gases and bath; with
or without board; 50 Twelfth street. ja3O
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-STORE ROOM on
Main street. Address Lock BOX 49, ic27
TOR RENT-GOOD STOREROOM-
u good location. Address A. l. S.. care In.
telHErNcer. do1T