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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
,wEArlIEr cnor nuIhErlS
Review of tho Conditions During JHnr
ry-unusuniiy Warm Month.

Review OF tho Conditions During Jnnu.
nry-unusunlty Warm Month.
WAsnlSdroS, D. G., Feb. 1.-ThO
weather bureau, in It's review of woath.
or crop conditions for tho month OF
january, says:
Tho month OF January was warmer
than usual In all districts cast OF tho
Rocky mountains, except over q small
area In tho upper Missouri valley. in
Guiding portions OF tho Dakotas and
eastern Montana, where tho tOmpcra.
tnro was allghtly below the normal. To
tho west OF tho Rocky mountains tho
month was warmer IN Oregon aud
Washington md slightly colder thnn
usual IN California and Arizona. In
tho eastern districts tho excess In TEN.
peraturG was most marked III tho CEN
irnl valleys and lower lako region,
where tho departures from tho normal
ranged from six degrees to nlno do
EFees, Along tho Atlantic coast tho
daily oxcoss ranged from three degrees
TO 1.-Two degrees. wa
lhia high monthly mean temperature
IN tho central and eastern portions of
tho United States is duo to tho warm
weather which prevailed during tho
first tnrec weeks oil tho month, as the
week ending January goth was unusu.
ally cold from tho lake region south.
ward to tho gulf coast. In tho states of
the Central Mississippi Valley, the av-
erAgo temperature for tho last week Of
tho month was ten degrees to ilitoon
degrees below tho normal and freezing
weather extended rs far.south ns sta.
tlons on tho gulf, and zero temperatures
%erc recorded as far south rs Indian
Territory aud Tennessee.
Although tho greater portion OF tho
winter wheat region was covered with
snow on tho Goth, tho 1st OF February
tho snow Ind disappeared in tho south
ern portions OF Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri. leaving, however, tho greater
portion of tho winter wheat region COW
cred with snow at tho close OF tho month.
The month had been unusually warm
until recent cold wave passed over tho
winter wheat belt; tho injury to tho
crop, which might have resulted from
tho unusually low temperature, was
doubtless lesaened by tho accompany
ing SNOW. ga
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TnE ,,I,,ps CLOSE
For tho Now . per Cent Lonn-Thc Full
Ht Amount Subscribed For.

II .
For tho Now 8 Per Cent Lonn-rhc Full
hs Amount Subscribed For. vi
WASHINGTON, y. c., Fob. l.-Morc
offers to take the 8 por cont bonds, to
DO isscd by Secretary Carlisle, wcrc 70.
coiyed Mt tho treasury department to-
day. Promptly at noon tho timo
elapsed Mt which offers could DO 70.
ceiycd, although 1t was sald TINT such
% Ind been mailed for that tilno md
hnd not arrived on account Of delayed
trains would DO received. Tho Now
York mail, in which It is believed there
arc u number OF offers. WIS lAto to-day,
and particular reference to tho state.
ment Tint delayed offers will DO received
Is madO.
Tho subscriptions to the now loan so
lar ms received amount 10 S3i,6OS,lOO.
ranging from ll7,9923 to 1905 $50.
Whom tho money is actually paid for
tho bonds then tho gold reserve OF tho
treasury will DO increased by tho
amount which will bereccived.
Tho gold reserve to-day is in round
numbers 500, 100000, and II tho bonds
were paid for to-day In gold at S5S,000,.
0OO, the total reserve would DO Sl23,.
O0O,0O0, or $23,O00,0OO moro than Is re-
garded ne tho customary limit.
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The parade given by the Bates Bros
New. Humpty Dnmpty is said to be OF
the most novel kind, and is making a
big success everywhere. 1t Is their
own idea, and it consists of tho iuri-
,Iously funny Clown Band, the comic
trick donkey "Carmencita," and tho
wonderful performing educated goats.
The press OF: neiehboring towns arc
tsReaking very highly OF this attraction,
$and many papers 60 so far rs to claim
that is the greatest production Of
$Humpty Dumpty that has been seen
since the days Of G. L. Fox. The
company is putting out some fine print.
ling. and no doubt will have crowded
house. o :s5,t9ll gyG-.i5
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Last night at its hall in tho Eighth
ward tho Mozart singing society cele-
DRAFTED Its twelfth anniversary. There
was large crowd present mud fine
programme was rendered in a most ar.
tistlc manner. Prof. Hermann schock-
ey. musical director OF tho society, pre-
sided, and the soIoists were Mrs. Flora
williams and Messrs. Will Day and C..
Zulauf. After tho concert, which was
most heartily appreciated, the floors
were cleared and grand ball followed,
the Opera House orchestra furnishing
the music. TI.E.0
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Ben Earnshaw alvos SO, 900 Bail
and Is Released.
THE SURlTIES He OFFERED RIGHT.
Tho Two Alleged Watch Thieves Still
IN Jail-six MOn Hauled in hast
Night for Dlsordorly Conduct in tho
South End tho Night Before, and an
Amusing Trial is Anticipated IN
this Mornings Court.

Yesterday forenoon kilograms c0mo
from Fairmont and Now Martinsyillc,
saying that Thomas Campbell and A. J..
Pethtlc, who had been offered as bail
bondsmen for Bon Earnshaw, Of Wotzcl
county, in jail here for forgery. wcrc
worth all ,hoy claimed to be. Prosecu.
ting Attorney Howard thcn agreed to
accept them as bondsmen, and thoy aud
John +. Earnshaw, tho prisoners son,
signed HIS bond in tho sum OF $1,000.
John Earnshaw wanted to go on his ia.
theirs bond, thought was not ncccs-
Bary. In his oath qualifying as bonds-
5lnan he said ho was worth $1,000 aitor
oil his Just debts aud liabilities woro
paid.
ss2 Earnshaw was released from jail at
once, and loft for his home in Wotzol
county on tho ! o'clock train on tho d.
Z K roau .IlF f-r.".
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Last night Officers Minkemyor and
3Derlin' brought up wagon load OF
prisoners from tho Eighth ward. They
were ak mon accused OF disordcrlY
conduct on Forty.eighth street tho
night before, and every ono of them
was n foreigner. They Cave their
names as follows. rs near Ms Lieut..
Cans could mako them out: Frank No
yack, John Schmidt. John Nlatuschick,
John Bcshori, James Jaraco and Joe
Graus. .5g
Tho witnesses enrolled in the case,
with the names OF the prisoners, indi-
cate that there will DO about six inter.
preters required this morning. Tho
witnesses are: Mrs. Marcus, Alex. Mac
Keith, Lena DonaSlwichs, Mrs. Sol
panski and Lena Schalinski. II they do
not make a lively sessionof court it will
t be strange. 40
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Atlantic Tea Co.
rs ~ dcS,NwAv
WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING SALES
w MEN or have tIne side limo. BOUQUET
CIGAR Co, LynChburg. Va. ja2$
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JWANTED EVERYBODY TO
w know that buy and sell all kinds OF Scc,
ond.IIGnd Goods. JAMES A. FILAS, No. 2IS1
Market street. jnlO :
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Robbed of SlSO.

3 Last evening Capt. Cunningham. who
owns the little horses" run by John
G: Kline and others in the rear OIL
Wards saloon, on Bridge Place and
Main street, was robbed Of $50. The
money was all silver, and was locked in
a valise, which was then locked in Q
trunk. When he went to his room the
syallae was lying on the floor, cut open,
and the money was gone. There is nc
clue to the thief. SO far as is known.
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Last evening Mt the elegant rooms OF
tho Q. W. L. club Alessrs. Connell and
DinGer, prominent members. celebrated
their birthdays jointly, and the mem
Ders and few invited guests spent a
most enjoyable evening. 1t was IN Of.
lair worthy to be one OF tho o. W. L.
series. which is saying good deal for
1t. a sumptuous lunch, music. songs
and story telling werc the features, and
the two genial celebrants were shower
Cd with the sincerest congratulations
and good wishes by their friends.
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While Louis Close, a miner in the
thuntz coal mines, in the South End,
was working in a new entry yesterday.
!. he was crushed by fall OF soapstone
and received injuries OF the gravest
character. Z
Harry VanKeuren. night cook at tho
5Nankeuren hotel, met with painful
sccident early yesterday morning.
While handling revolver the weapon
was accidentally discharged, and the
ball struck his left hand. The bullet hit
the palm and went clear through the
member, causing most painful wound.
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Roth siIllIn .InIi

Yesterday Squire Gillespy gave Bunt
sheekey q, preliminary hearing Mt tho
jail Office on the charge Of completely
with ky Griffin in stealing watch
from John Darnhardt, of Huntington,
an inmate OF tho Kelley institute. Tho
Justice reserved his decision until even
ing, when he held Sheekoy in $500 for
the next grand jury. Neither Gitlin nor
sheekey furnished bond, and therefore
both are still in iail 80
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To grow old gracefully, one must live
temporarily, calmly. methodically; be
interested IN all that is going on in the
world ;3be cheerful, happy. and con-
tented, and above all, keep the blood
pure andyigorous by the use OF Ayers
sarsaparilla. Be sure you get Ayers.
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS,
WHEELING. W. va.
One Cent Articles

o Heavy Envelopes, 4Rood Pom Holders. a stcel
Pens. ! MenY97.an4umBook. 3sheets NotS Paper.
SSiGlG ISh iii be- Lsad renSIlS Collar buttons,
paper Pins. ] paper Needles i spool sIit twist
. dozen Hooks and Eyes. DariiInw. SccilNs /
Nutmeg Crater. dozen nraN Tnn;S Duttons.
Hat Pin. box Garnet TackS l dozen Clothes
Plus Tablet, l set Knitting Needles O''''S'
Lots OF bcent goods going At rcnS
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Fiye.Cent Articles

Ladies' Hose, Chlldtons Hose. Rolling Pins.
Boxwood Rules. Gun buttons, Tin BacEcts. COM ON.
Rnat9n G'a cntG Bes Knives PckcT
Pans, Richter Harmonious Towels Dr. S"cdle
Packages. ,spectacles, Dime Cologne. iIS.r Curl.
cTs. School States, Lamp Burners, Shoe DreSSlnr,
Ladies' Pins, Table Knives. 90 o.
Man; Decent articles in our scent list. Come
md take them out of our NyRr -N''A-i -~'''1N,
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Tllrcc.Cent Articles.

,LndIes lIandkorchlcfs Shaving Brushes, 1
dozen Dress buttons, Stamped DinpcrS Match
Safes. Machine OIL Cans. Potato MaShSrs I IHScn
sSSty y rpi Eu pSss%s sy Tp ps so&p
dozen Shoe Laces, School States nSs,i,r, Snnnrv
b.ccnt Tablets, Cork Screws, lTormonisas' CAKE
Turner's, Mouse Traps, Windsor Tirs. -
Come hero for bargains, We will not dlsappolnt
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I,wo.Cent Articles.

70 dozen Buttons. Fine Comb + ho,re Inv
Pint TIN Cups. Handkerchief, Cake C,,ttSrS PnS.
per Boxes. LanEtrr Hair Pins, Carpenter PANELS,
CuT Buttons, PIC Pans, Pocket Combs NAPKINS,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet soap, Glnlcts,
Tape Ltrcs' Nnbber Tipped Pencils. Ilalr
wcdeal only In Bargains and give big value
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Four.Cent ,irtic,ec

onesstT easRgoonIs, Patent Sleeve Holders, Boys
DIbs, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and NrIsh
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire Shoycls
TowelIng Charm Knives, MucIare' saving Mn.
chine oll Scrub Brushes. Linen Thread. iIand
,In SnSPeacfs, pencl Boxes. Calico Mus
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Tho Mayor Of llnoxrlllo Speaks

JAMES G. LurrRELI, three times mayor
X OF Knoxville, Tenn, writes: MOL
WAS completely broken down with a
complication OF diseases. After irving
many doctors without relief, I took
S:Ratam's Microbe Killer, and was com.
plelelY curnd IsS n "
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Seyen.Ccnt Art;clas

:, colsate,s Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs,
dies HandkerchIeiS Mixed REri Sod oWbita.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups. Wash Pans. Shears,
At this popular price We oGer many Article,
worth double tho money! r--- ''-''-' s'S'r1.
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Ten.Cent Articles.

suspenders, Clothes lines, 25.ceut Jewelrv,
Anger Braces Stationery Packages. jail Fadiocks,
Royal Needle PacEa &c! :hnf pound Tea. La:
Mirrors, Pocket Knives - -. t'uS' |'''
We arc constantly receiving bargains and can
not quote prices, as they arc here To-day and
gone tomorrow. II Is our aim 10 always have
something new at prices that will make YOU buy.
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Nine.Cent Artirlns.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe brushes, Stow Pane PRO.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives, worth Is cents,
Glass Dishes, Milk Strniucrs Coffee Pots Flour
siitess. suspcrders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
Pans. Hammers, Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
Baking Powder. so" - :
Tho above ale all genuine bargains aud lower
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Six.Cent ArticIos

., Ono set Table Spoons; Blank Books, Purses.
saiT n sUSpenn H, butcher Knives lOceut
,Scrnbbing Brushes, Gents Half Hose.
Merchants Invited. We have barrHinS for Won
and II will pay YOU 10 cnll o '---.-. -
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All Of the packets had fine trips yes
terday. tho freight traffic being espe-
cially heavy. Tho Hudson was delayed
above by heavy freight offerings, and
she took on considerable here, including
lot OF iron Pipe.
There is still considerable ice in the
river, but the cakes are smaller and not
nearly 500 thick, and do not greatly OBJ
struct navigation. Tho Phillips. how
ever, is still laid up at the public land
ing. The stage of water in the channel
last evening was 7 feet and falling
slowly. Snow hurries throughout the
day prevailed; temperature below the
freezing point.
He9dwater reports last evening were
as follows:} x IA
Greensboro, Pa.-RiverS foot inches
and rising; weather cloudy and cold.
Morsantown, W. Ya.-River feet 10
inches and rising; weather cold and
n Warren, Pa.-River loot Sinches
and falling; weather cloudy and cold. Y
& ~ City, pa.-River . feet 5 inches
and falling; weather clear and cold. ;4f
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Eight.Cent Articles

Monkey Wrenches. Whsk Rrooms, wash Bowls,
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire ShovelS' RnIcs,
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
Envelopes. Spring balances. Scissors, Blank
Books, Patent Buttons. '>''N
Our customers know q good thing when they
see Il Join the procession to our StSrc 80 -
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AsslGSsE's SALE OF Pictures, Frames,
Mirrors. otc., Mt his Market street.
commencing Friday, February ., at
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The annual masquc carnival of tho
Wheeling Turnverein will take place at
their hall Monday evening next, and
promises to BIO q prominent event in
social affairs. Tho Opera House or
'chestra will play.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8 CI,,,, ,,,o-roy ri.
lcctor and Notary Public. ' ' NV" - IL
N 1912 Market Street.
TO IlEIr-lT

store room llO3 Market street, best location In
INC city Tor drug store, Egcrter iinll. f51
storo rooms 12L5 Main StreNt atJ (. IS
Onicc rooms Egcrter Bloct snlendid room
for mandolin club. - '''N'.' p'tN".- q, -
va SeEea 59omSd DWELLING 65 Ohio street
street M tVt 49, -" $50
SSeycn.roomed dwelling. q South Penn street.
e ssx'foomed dwelling, la6 South Penn street.
ssiih'roomed dwelling, 1877 EoT street. "a
ssix-roomed dwelllng,laS South Penn street. 7
Six'roomed dwelling, Is Fourteenth street I'll
T six-roohied dwelling. OIL Market street.
Fiye-roomed dwelling, III Twentv.ninth street
F!ye-roomed dwelling. 1910 Eotf street. III
-Four rooms, second floor, aI9O Eotf street N,
Five rooms, first floor. 30 Thirteenth street.
Eour'roomed dwelling, lil6 Wood street
FourroomGd dwelling, 10 South York street
session February - $500. = II 3 II. y
Tonrroomcd dwelling o62s Market street.
Three rooms. 1874 Market street 2 ~ Z,
Tonrrooms' Is TTenty-aith street, Nowompty
y Three:roomed dwelling, JGG National road
Two rooms, q Twenty.At,h street '3
Building. '', $3.50 - :. III
street, ST 10. ) . = 80 z, 5. : 5i.;7s-
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Prof. John Mullen will give select
social at his dancing academy in Calu.
met hall on tho South Side next Tues
day evening. The professors present
and former pupils, and his friends gem
orally will no doubt attend in largo
numbers. Mrs. Riddle will preside at
the piano.
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The event Society, OF lEtnaville, is
making arrangements to give a concert
and entertainment at the city hall in
Bridgeport next Monday evening for
the benefit OF tho poor and destitute OF
tho two towns. The purpose is worthy
and large audience will no doubt DO
there. The programme will include
several novel numbers.
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will be
ready iu short time. Our cutter. Mr, III II.
Marlowe. Twill show YOU all tho latest styics and
patternsin this line aud We will save YOU money.
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, On Tuesday evening, February 9, the
Misses Jane Howarth and Nellie Wiley
VIII entertain at the home OF tho latter
IN honor OF the Misses Frances King, Of
Pittsburgh. and Bessie Donaldson, OF
Wheeling, two young ladies who have
been for some time tho guests OF Wash
ington friends and have proven them.
selves very popular, says the Washing
ton, Pa., Reporter.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements OF Eoats.
The River Interests. z

--|-" - ~ LsIkD7k y stIF'7'
Iron Queen, Cincinnati. 400 n. m.
i. X; Bedford. Pittsburgh, Il. IN.
Courier. Par&ersburg. a. In.
Hudson, Pittsburgh. $50 p. IN.
Liberty, Darlington, 10 n. III.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Iron Queen. Pittsburgh, 5a. m.
i II. X. bedford. Pittsburgh, Il. IN. 'F
Courier, P4rkorsburg. l:3D n. III.
Hudson, Cincinnati. Z p. m.
Liberty, Clarirgton. $50 p. IN.
EoATs LEAVING TODAY.
Ben ltur. Petersburg. II Il. IN.
Courier. Pittsburgh. 10 p. N.
llheFty, ClnrlngtOn, $3.50 2. N. -
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WlrM but little care and no trouble,
the beard and mustachc can be kept a
uniform brown or black color by using
Buckingham's Dye for'tho W.hiqkcrs. :
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An enjoyable evening was spent Mt
the home OF Charles Johnson, on the
South Side. Tho guests were highly
entertained by music by Wassman's or
chestra and Ed Fredrichsi the bone So
lniGk - - m - 49, -
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.'''''' ~ V y. W. uAihdcS
Other topics will be discussed during
tho evenin. session, interspersed with
music and recitations.
Circuit Clerls+O. A. Baker has just
completed the largest record ever made
in Marshall county. to so to the court OF
appeals in the chancery cause Of ]. l..
Henderson vs.. Z. NJ. Jamison. The
document required several hundred
pages Of legal cap.
A six-year.old boy was playing with
matches out under some hay stacks re-
Gently on tho Parriott farm, in Washing
ton district, this county. lie acct
dontally set fire to the stacks and three
were consumed; loss about $50. e
The young ladies OF the Christian
Endeavor Society OF the Presbyterian
church, will produce tho Peak Sisters'
at the Opera House Saturday evening.
Miss Matte Robertsi is confined to her
room by i spraincd ankle, received by a
fall recently.
Mrs. Frank Woodburn, OF Cameron,
ia the guest OF her sister, Mrs. I. J. Par
sons. *:
Rev. Il. G. Sanford 10 confined to his
room with grip.
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: Last night ball was given at the
Turner hail for tho benefit OF August
Rust, who is dying OF consumption. 1t
WAS largely attended aud netted good
sum. Mayors orchestra played.
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0'A ~ feae OF No. 1901 Market st ...... 30 90
FOR SALE.
street, $1,000. f ' pasn' Fofsy.et --'iSt
,, Zen snates MoundSyIllo Mining and Manufac.
'"iL nHSv com5pany stock s. share, par value S.
Resl esiat o 10y on on Lind street. 100.
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ArLAMrlc rEAco.
Atlantic I'Ga. Co.
Wo Lead, Lat Those Who Can FOLLOW.
% PRICE LIST: . 90

..... ". W j.. I.....Fa. ID q -..H. #rH...H....
Granulated Sugar, % pounds. ...."$1 90
Rolled Oats, Z pounds"."... ..,,.... 25
Best Gloss Starch, pounds......- %
Now Dates, 4 pounds."."..,...."." s5
New Cal. Ev. Peaches, . lbs.....,.. %
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. IS
California pruncs, large, per lb.,.. S
Choice Raislns, per pound,.."."... &
Fox'B Corn Starch, por pound..... Il
Carolina Rice, per pound....J,.... i
Now Lima Beans, por ponnd.....,.. 3
New Navy Beans, per pound,..".. s
Good Laundry Soap, 9 bars........ +
Pctti John Food, Per PACKAGE. IL
Gold Dust, Per Packagc".,......... 90
Carpet Tacks, S-ounco box"....... /
Clothes Pins, per DOZEN. ........ i
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&c. o. IF. iC.l
SMITH & DICKINSON (. n
1929 MARKET STREET.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE II

!, s?=9o buys No. IBIS McColoch street. House
tSs SIX rooms. atiH aud the best store room on
business; large lot - - 80
1n S ,.e buys country residence six rooms. lot
and cheap Z. II 49, 7 .
EIghtToomed brick residence on tho south.
east corner OF Main and EIrhth sfrnets at n ljlr.
gain Il iaKen before April l. " IN 3
you make $40 on It in two months lime! We
for snap % s. IL :, o''''A - ="
e Snbnys house Of Ayo rooms. 81 feet trout
No: %09 Jacob street. On easy terms 81 b!
81 5!h buys house with hall, lot non 10, in, tho
old Fair Ground addition. : !" 80 I.
Sl,6Vo buys house OF SIX rooms OF, North Mar.
HGt street Half OF double frame: very cheap. ]
street. 81 a N 800 W = - -
.o Money to loan-sloo TO s5oOo-on real estate
ROIlF7& .GIAN-E1
No q 1877 F1 MARKET STREET. 4.
Telephone $685. lao
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House Of elghtrooms. Lind street. 81 1900. e;
Ing $500. 80 = Z;
Farm Of % acres. Z miles cast OF city sa,so9.
). SIX iot ,- III L'elvcdesc addition, two corner
- lioiiSc Of six rooms md hall, ChaplIne, near y
House OF sig rooms, brick, with fourroomcd I
house tn rear, EoTS street, between Twenty.
lhird anu TweHty'iourth streets. $3.50, b I35i, Z /
Wheeling. $3.50 49, - ~ S-Stt {.
IionSs o. seven rooms. Fifteenth street. $500
hot east Gnd Fourteenth street. 500. m
inr, 1850. $500 -,
IIouSc Of four rooms. Eighteenth street. Slo1l.
Three houses. Moystcn street chcSp, $500.
Three l9t,; 6Oxioy1 feet, Fllan, White 1; Gala.
Gher's addition. 500 clcl = - II q ! :
street, $500 -1 tH ss 'A, - go =
Three Three l2t >. IN Park View. cheap:
ing. 5000 WI egs -
ate price. g'sg - Aes ntteS' = al
CITY, fronting on two railroads. - -. q t,''s
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NioUNDSVIuLE.

a MISCELLANEOUS .aIeinnso of Minor dat
tors from 3!arshnlrs Metropolis.
The Washington district school in.
stituto will be held in the public school
building on Saturday next. A good at
tendance of teachers is expected. Fol
lowing ia the programme: