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Evening journal., 1895-12-26

NyILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD Tine LAhle In oneol Sept. ID
1905.
Trains leave W.lminuon. Fcench street
station, for h. n q. Junction, Montchaniu
Miltarthur, duyencourt, 6fanOgup, Co4eart
& bAddR' Ford Junction. P0coutOn, Wess
hester, EmOreeville, MortOnvilie, Coates
Vile q "a intermediate stationa. daily excopl
sunday, AZ 7 3b a 10. / o. 10 ana 20 y uI
sunday only At y 10 a N; o5 and so n,
For Waynesnurg Junction, cpliugi. 10 ala
inlerfnodlhto stations, daily. efcept SUNDAY ,
az 30 10 ul. ] co ard 10 = ni. SUNDAYS only ~
~ o IN; ] Go and o1 p NJ
EcT Joa1na, RirdebOrU. kcAdina shd iptor
laediaie stations, daily. except SUNDAY. AZ
d5 N and o. 20 sunday pnis " 10 10
and bb y o..
A b' McOA usLANO. eul,srItendent.
BuWNESS BRIGGS. ssAn. fAsaenntr AGENT
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
HOLIDAY WEDDING LIST.
Hymen Kept Busy Joining
Hands.
CHRISTMAS SOCIAL
DOINGs
This Is "A Rod-Lstter Day for Weddings.
Social Chatter From Delaware CitY.
News About Persons who Went From
Home for Christmas Dinner.

All communications Intended for insertion
Ia this column should be addressed 70 slciety
Editor. care OF the hvESING JOURNAL. Con
the paper only.
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nrARRInn

BUGBHE-W WATSO.g. - On December % ~
UasJlake Presbyterian Church, by kry. Will
liam NcFarlaue, Alyan Bugbee. OF Trenton.
H. j.. TO Jennie. eldest daughter Of James
Watson, hivervlew, city.
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W NJ. B. SHARP
81 co
Fourth and Market Sis.

For dresses we have many
stuffs which are marked at
prices to make them within the
reach of everyone and for nice
Black Dress we have Serges
for 25c and SOC that are re-
markably cheap.
Among our linens are those
elegant"Fleur de Lis" patterns,
y inches wide for ST. per yard.
and the Barnsley full bleached
Table Damasks with Napkins
to match for S3c per yard
In our Coat Department we
show some magnificent Fur
Capes In Astrakhan and Seal
from SIS to S4o-and we
haven't had any winter yet.
Our Upholstery Department
has done a large business in
Down Pillows-more are now
here in beautiful designs for
coverings. We have received
late a lot of Bamboo Tabou-
rettes at the following prices:
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IrsMs OF IN Eaesr.

Foeg-"Do You know when ] see an article
in the paper / always look at the end OF it 10
see IN YOUR signature a. thercf" Waltz about
fdeliehicdl -"Do voug Well. I'm sure"
fogg-''lus. and when / lnd 10 A don't read
tho article. w. Boston lranscript.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26

The doctor had presented his bill. and it was
large. "Humph !" said 5kinfint This IL a
pretty biz charge" "NO doubt" retorte1 tha
doctor, "considerlng the value of the life !
have saved; but 10 g0es."-Marper'a b zar.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26

Blood and nerves are very cot ely relRted
Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy with
Hoods Sarsaparilin and yon viii havs no
trouble FROM ucrvousn se.
Hoods PMS ore this best nfter-iinnCr pills,
assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25e.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
81 %.
Bamboo Bookcases
81 go

Still another lot of fine
Japanese Rugs with some
Turkish Rugs, very handsome,
from $40 to SI75.
Another lot of Handker-
chiefs just arrived in time-ihe
assortment is again full and
fine choosing here.
A new lot of Hassocks just
from the workroom, 25c each.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Onsncocx Merchant welded

Meersehaum Pipes 81. Sen Aubeu segsr
at &c. Durstsin. No Eis. Pad strest
Evening journal., 1895-12-26

KENNARD GCO
62l-623 Market Street.
ACardOf Thanks
You Have been very
kind 10 US in the Christ
mas patronage diStribu-
ton,
Our sales have
climbed to a figure
never before reached
Pardon any little
failings or delays that
might have incon-
venienced you.
We are all the time
trying to better this
stores service, and
with a little patience
on your part we can
accomplish won
ders.
There are some
things around the
store we want to dis
pose Of before Janu-
airy 1st.
Down Quilts,
Down Pillows.
Rumpled Handker.
chiefs, Tumbled Bu-
reau Scarfs and Pill
low Shams, Aprons,
&c.
And a lot of Fine
Cloth Jackets.
Come in and see
the new prices.
KENNARD co
62i.62S Market Street.
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BRiDGEpOl,r HlsIEFs.
What Al S0rtS OF People mt tho ohio End
OF tho bridge Arc Doing.

ofthc IIrlupS Arc Doing.
Why Pike strcot has never boon
paved to tho corporation limo IL nya.
tory to the casual observer. lhis side-
walk ia used by hundreds Of people
daily. The c!ndcr which was recently
put on was great improvement II 1t
was late in coming. There is one place
opposite the residence OF Charles
Meyers where about fifty yards OF tho
sidewalk is n slough OF mud after every
rain, and was missed entirely when the
cindors were put on.
The Eidelweis Banjo, Mandolin and
Guitar Club hud n rehearsal Saturday
evening, which proved highly enjoya.
bic. Prof. Nelson WAS present and d.
rectod it. The Bachelors Club is
thinking Of getting tho professor to in
struct it. .t
The council is tho subject at which
many blasphomous utterances are di-
rected. caused by the email lake which
extends directly across tho pavement
on Pike street, at tho foot OF the old
Cadiz road.
A largo audience greeted the solo
Nirginny Jubilee Singers" at the First
NJ. L. church Friday evening. The star
talent was all right, though their sup-
port was not satisfactory.
Tho Chatauqua circle will meet
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
Frank Stephens, in tho west eud.
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Ia ,in ,,n..;..n - Ia, v.,,. ~ 4 4; .
iGr tne marriage OF fay ! ohne ann ms
his cns" ann" IN ani hn ia now N, III
hoino hcrr. " 'sj't 'N
M,. r. q r,.,,,, ,,,,, a.. ,,,.,.,,
inc ,nectinvu ve,tordav ono In Sonth
l,eilaire lilo oihor IN tho Christian
church. at which sh, tnll,oI ,omperanco
In an entertaining way.
Tho splendid weather Of tho mast fow
lav. ha, ca,,sad .ho now bniIdInvs nm.
dor way here TO DO pushed along In
groat shape All Of thom aro approach.
ing completion.
"A groat effort 10 being nado to secure
the consent Of II couple Of womun to
run for members Of tho school board on
We Prohibition ticket, aud II sooms
fkolS 70 succeed
Tho funeral Of Jamca Kirk, who died
~ the soldiers Home ana was Drought
70 tnis Guy, took place yessotuny "I,ot'
NOON ~ 'fo''' '''e 'e''ueHe0 u ''''''' ! VI
~
Ahiioro L.,n e,,M.ISS, anJ i,II,d bI,
nnlni, n Nv" i;; rI prnshy,"rian rhurrh
Yesterday. - -
nr,nh,r ~ ,,,;, Jr,,t. ,y.r,.r,,
In Saturday NIGHT. Int most OF them 20
cured their reloasc Yesterday.
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MARTINS FEtsHY.
liaps nnd Mtshaps In tbs Thriving City
Across tho River.

liaps mud Mtshaps IN tbs Thriving City
Across the River.
DR.. 4. r. Ong tho popular and eli.
cient chief OF the Martins Ferry tire de-
partinent, which has n national reputa.
ton. positively refuses to accept sew.
enth term US chief. The election will
take place in couple OF weeks, and DR..
J. ". Dartah is favorably spoken Of as
his successor.
]. r. Harbenbunger, q strong advo.
cate OF tho A. 7. A., lectured in tho
Opera House to large crowd on
America" on Saturday night. He was
enthusiastically applauded timo and
again. Tho stage was beautifully deco.
rated with the national colors.
Yesterday while Joseph Jacobs aud
Jacob Good were crossing Hanover
street at the corner OF Fourth they were
knocked down by George Dilworth, who
was riding bicycle aud ran into them.
Judge J. S. Cochran, who recently
moved to Florida. writes that he is eat.
ing three square meals day, working
hard, sleeping we'll. does not have any
pains or aches and is feeling splendid.
Mrs. Mary Craig died at the residence
OF her daughter, in the Standard add
ton on Saturday evening, aged sixty.
four years. The intermeut will be at
Mverview this afternoon.
A largo number OF young mon will
try the Oriental tomorrow night. The
parade and banquet April promises
to be big affair.
Willard Bailey had his RICH. arm bro
ken in kyne's saloon on Saturday night
while wrestling with William Paxton.
Mrs. john II. Morgan has returned
from Pittsburgh, where aho attended
the funeral OF her sister. Mrs. Pritchard.
The mems gospel meeting at the Y.
NJ. G. A. yesterday afternoon was ad-
dressed by Rev. A. L. Brownleo.
Commencinr next Sunday evening
services will be held one.half hour later
in tho Presbyterian church.
A. He'll, who has been in tho grocery
business on Hanover street, will move
on farm near Smithdeld.
Dr.. ". B. Mcclure goes to Cincinnati
to-day to attend meeting Of the
alumni.
The West Virginia glass works is Of
on account of repairs to the boiler.
A telephone line will probably DO put
up 10 Sit. Pleasant aud Dillonvale.
George G.. Sedswick has returned
from q trip through tho state.
L. &c. Dreunon has been commits.
sionod notary public
James Taunehill will engage in the
manufacture OF brooms.
Samuel Carey, OF Toronto, spent Sun.
day with L. X. Ilogc.
Lyman lianes was down from Pitts.
burch over Sunday.
Mrs Lou Dawson has returned from
indianapolis.
John Mckee, Of Portland. was hero
yesterday.
y. X. Allen is out after three weeks
illness.
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At u regular meeting OF Harrison
Lodge No. 81. knichts OF Pythias, o;
Bridgeport, W. Va, held March Is,
1895. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His wisdom TO remove from
Brother John W. Riley. his wife, Maria
L. Riley, March 10. 1895,
Re1olrcd, That in the death OF Mrs.
Riley, this lodge has lost true aud
faithful friend, the church a good
Christian member,
RtsOired, That the heartfelt sympathy
of this lodge be extended TO the family
and relatives OF tho deceased in their
aflliction and sad bereavement,
ReSo!wd, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records OF this lodge
and copy therefore be furnished to
each OF tho county papers for pubiica-
ton, and to the husband Of tho dc.
ceased. W. L. SnEEuY,
]. a. DOUGLASS,
l. c. FIrzuuGu,
Committee.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tie needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the puro liquid
laxative principles embraced i'll tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is duo to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of u perfect lax-
alive; ctIcctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and leyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t Inns given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval of tho medical
profession, because il acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cning them aud il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 hotties, but it is man.
ifacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
aud being we'll informed, you will nor
accept any substitute if offered.
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1929 MARKET STREET.
FOB SALE.

$1,000.
House, rooms, 18th street Si.6Oa
rouse, : rooms, Market between 9Th nniS1
streets, very cheap, Si.70J.
o., House. 9 rooms aud hall, Chaplinc street naa;
House, rooms and hail. Chapline street nca:
I'D street, $500 g.-
House rooms and hall. corner North From:
anu Kentucky streets, $1,000
double frame house, 10 rooms aud store room,
corner OF I'D aud Jncob streets, rents for S4iNGt
month, S5.Gy1.
House. 5rooms, brick, and l.roomcd house ia
rear EoT street. Ccnlrc Wheeling. 5000
house, NroomS, Chapliue STREET, Centre Wheel
House. 1 rooms. 10th street, Sl.Oco.
House rooms, 18th street, cheap On easy
House. rooms, brick. Jacob street, 18th wS't,
Sl,S09.
House, rooms and hall, Park Wow. los N,t
llS feet. easy terms. Sl.7D.
House, rooms. 9Th st, lot 2jxl0l s,cet. slim
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana stree! lS'sHl
easy terms, $500
House. rooms. South Huron street, hli04
with large lot S!h,20D
House, rooms, corner lot, oath stree. cay
terms, 81, 400.
House. rooms. McColloch street, East Wh"'
Ing Sl,1Oo.
House, rooms aud hall With large 10, b.i
street, SiGO1,
ll0nSe, 3rOoniS, Charles street clSy crrri ~
House, 3 rooms. Batlmors street, Fast WhtH
Ing, easy terms Sl.Cio.
ilpnSc, ! rooms, 18th street. easy terms. so
House, 10 rooms, brick. With large loI I''a
street, cheap.
lIon'e, broomS, Jacob street, 9th waoI o"'
terms, silicon, rs
llonSc, 4 rooms, 10Th street sl.0N
House, G rooms Wood street, 9Th wari Siin.
Fine finished house, b rooms and hall rays
View, lot l0oxlIj icct Form shOr! tiin0 gay
Sl,SDl
Srcndid house, 8 rooms mud hall, Lind 't'A'"
Hclvclcrc, Sl,ljD
lIonsc, q rooms, brick, Market street ten'a
Wheeling, cheap, sl.2l0
Lots on Lind street, Eclvtdorc, $50 and j."
each.
Three loa IN Park Wow cheap
Business property on Market streciM m''c'
$40. 500. $500, $500. 5000 and $3.50 to losaoa
real estate
NESBlTT g. DEVlNE.
lNl G& l7ae Market StrcoL--
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Il!tIIihII.t;.
Al Sarts of Lucni News aud Gossip fran
tho q IN CITY


An Sarts of Lucni News aud Gossip fran
tho Glass City.
Two men and two women wero pulled
IN by Officers Strobel aud Bowers carly
last Saturday morning and tho mayor
lined tho mon, but ono Of tho women
was dismissed after hearing, while
tho othcr, who is known as Media last
ings, utill languishos in tho bnstilc.
Tho Rev. Z. J. Fitzgerald has leased
with tho privilege OF purchase tho resi-
donco property Of Jamos i. Morrison
in tho Fourth ward, and it will DO occu.
pod by tho Sisters OF Charity as u
home.
William Walker, au old Inau seventy
years OF ago, foil last Saturday morning
and sustained q fractured thigh bone.
Tho injury is very serious for man OF
his ycars, aud may be permanent.
c. II. Zimmerman, who has boon
working in Columbus tor somo timo
past, il spending Tow days with his
family in this city. n
Henry Floto tho cigar makor who
wNs tnitttnd NJ Oakland. Nd. upon tho
charge Of falsely procuring tho license
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CREDIT WHERE II IS DUE.

Teams TINT Figured nt tho Front iu tho
First Dinseo Tongue Week.
The young man who poses ns the
sporting prophet Of tho Register learned
something Saturday night, which was
that 1t is better not to guess whom tho
facts are obtainable. Tho paper, OF
Sunday morning. contai ns this gem !:
"lhe only really crcditablo work was
done by Tho Brownies, Amoricus and
II. c. Richards teams" referring to tho
first weeks play in tho Musee Bowling
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Tho various vacant lots about town,
especially out on tho Peninsula and
over on the South Side. wero sccnes OF
victory and dofeat yesterday, tho occa.
sion being tho first games Of base ball
played here IN '95. On tho South Side
the W. ". Irwin team defeated tho
Harry Kings, II to IS, In well played
game. Tho same tcams meet Friday
afternoon. "
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JlIIRpGANE


The spring and summer season OF the
South Side Bowling League opens this
evening with games between the South
Side and Phoenix teams aud much in
terest is felt in tho result. as the latter
team has signed several cracker jacks Of
tho old Wheeling league, among them
being Carenbauer. Campbell, Rddell,
O'Ncill and Bowlin. The other games
Of the week are as follows: Tuesday,
Peerless We. Husuers, at Mozart park !;
Wednesday, Apollo vs.. Buckeyes, at
Mozart PARK; Thursday. Harvest va.
Mozart, at Fetto's; Friday, Hoodoo vs..
Mascot at Fette's.
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TO IE1T

Business property. 1864 Market St; best lo.:.
ton IN city for feed store. Sil g. per month.
store room and dwelling. 1907 Main st; ne.
front. with front entrance TO dwelling II desired
sil q per month.
Modern sroomed dwelling. IL South Fsoc.
street. Fine location.
Modern leroomed dwelling at Titonytl,s:
property OF the late ". II. Robinson. with y
acres OF land, fine orchard. etc So per moa,h
Sroomcd dwelling on motor line and Nai,ort!
road. only few minutes from this city SIS p:
month. .a.rH-. So =.
1'roomed dwelling, 81 South Front St. AL S.
per month.
7.roomed dwelling. l25 l+,hst SO pc, month.
b.roomcd dwelling. No. 81 North Huron street;
both gases. hot and cold water and bath 81
per month. Eg. a.."'
6.roomea dwelling, corner Fink and En-
streets, SIS
6.roomcd dwelling. 27i5 Chapline street.
rooms nj No lG6 Zane street $40 per month.
rooms. "a floor. &c Virginia ST. both caSa
anu water. 4 !. Sll per month.
proomeu dwelling. $3.50 EotfSt. SIC per month.
month
5roomcd dwelling. 1905 Wooest. IS per month.
3-roomed dwelling, IL South Wabash st SD
per month.
5roomcd dwelling. North Wabash ST. SO Pc,
month. ~
rooms, 80 Thirteenth st. sla per month
i'roomcd dwelling. $3.50 Market SO per month.
i'roomcI dwelling. ll6i High At. 81 per month.
I'roomcd dwelling. 21i3 McColloch ST S.
rooms. IlT:hapiines ST., 2d tioor. s. per month
Ssooms. los Virginia ST. s. por mouth.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
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MARSHALL AND PARRY
Tho stars In To-nighta Flstlo Routs
Arc Both III Wheeling.
PARRY is N0TA MERE IROuWORKER

At Homestead IN Many People Sup.
posc--lIo showed Up Wolf Against
Grlflo ut lsoby In 'O3-Nctti,cr Man
Gan DO Cailod tho iloth
Men AFRO Training Hard-ro.night's
Programme = Saturdays Rowling
GNmos--othcr Nows IN the Domain
orSport.
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Tomorrow evening out at Charley
Seiberts alleys. at Pleasant Valley, a
meeting Of bowling enthusiasts will DO
held for the purpose Of organizing the
Suburban Bowling League for ten or
sixteen weeks season Of bowling TO
start soon after tho first proSimo. Sew.
eral clubs are already eurolled and SOW.
cral moro are wanted. All pcrsons in.
torested arc invited to attend the meet.
ing and others vino wish TO form clubs
arc also invited.
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De WIrr's WucH HAZEL SALvE cured
J. G. Gorrcll OF the worst cases OF ecze.
ma ever known in the state Of Indiana.
1t cures scalds, burns. indolent sores
and never fails to cure piles. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. W. Va, 3. +. Peabody,
Benwood, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, O,
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Worry few people expected to SEQ Pen
and Poncil start tho ball with three
straight victories over what was thought
10 be tho very strong II. g. Richards
club, in the Musec Bowling League
race, yot that Ia what the pencil push.
ors did OH Saturday night. II ia now in
order for tho bowling ''cranks" to re-
viso their figures 80 far US placing Pen
and Pencil In the second diviaion Is con.
cerncd. Third or bettcr"is now tho
cry with the members OF that team and
IT'S an oven thing they will demonstrate
their ability TO remain within mailing
distance OF the head OF tho procession.
The frat game was very close and tho
result was in doubt until the las. ball
was rolled. Pen and Pencil winning by
the lucky thirteen" margin. The sec.
ond game showed improvement In the
work OF both teams and again the long
shot won on a close score. In tho third
game Pen and Pencil started at u rate
that looked good 10 break u fow records.
AL being chalkcd up at the fifth frame.
but when alleys were changed there was
drop aud S66 was the teams score for
VIC Iauic, heuiAl AuV pIus ulv6o tuuu tllo
Richards team scored. In tho first
game joe thinner rolled high score,
ISL; second, Archer's lis; third,
Weitzel's lS3. tho latter tho highest
individual score in the Musee league up
TO date. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Ii. G. Richards Richards lis, Clator
l40, kindlebercer 1913. Uselton 1856,
Thompson 100. Blind 100; total 761.
Pen aud Pencil.-Manning 1876, Zim-
mer Isl, Travis los, Archer ll5, Handlan
Ill. Blind l2S; total 779.
H. C. R,.....71 ISL ~ SOL GG6 4s7 ass COZ GU 7GG
4 aud E.....Gj 1875 257 so 39i iG3 SIS G2S Gg0 ~
SECOND GAME.
II. c. Observation-Disclosures III, Clator
1874. Kindelberger lac, Thomps 100,
UseI,on 136, Blind l2S, total 7S3.
Pen and Pencil-Manning lie. 2im.
mer lls, Travis Ill, Archer lis, Wcitzel
1870, Handlan 157, total Sll.
H. C. Rchds 50 lCS 25s 800 S9j lGl SO CIT CO, 1888
T. aud P".... 81 $50 -! 1923 ALI 1911 $50 67l 7iG Sill
THIRD GAME.
II. C. Observation-Disclosures 1876, Clasor
1873, kiudleberger los. Thomson III,
Useltoa l47. Blind l29; total IA.
Pen aud Pencil-Manning lU2, Tim
mer l24, Travis 90, Archer l73, Weitzel
lS3, llaudlan 1872; total S6G.
nc RIchds ~ 40 ZIG SD lO5 4sl 81 CT: 7N5 "a
T. and r... TO- is !i5 SD AL 6is Gl2 Gii u! SD
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VIOLIN, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo
strings at auction prices, 1907 Main
street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies' and Children,
l1ica"d 1918 Market ST.. Wheeling, viva.

Tho Island ears mud electric mo,ors noSs tho
uoor Fourth annual session begins MONDAY,
september II. 1891. This school offers com.
GlelG md thorough education IN practIca; Eng.
usl,; Mathematics. English CaSslcg Latin und
THO school consists OF Primary, mtermclInts
a Academic md College Preparatory dcrartmenr
inc methods aud courSp Of Instruction will
commute iavOnbly With tho hest seminnrius in
tho country. - ''.'t % "a
Boys aro received III the Primary md Iu,,r.
mediate For circulars or Interview, Apply 10
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal, Wheeling, ". Va
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RERL ESTATE.
TOR RENT

AHoy;l
No. 81 Nineteenth street, 0 rooms ......,., s,t,,
Mo, l0l2 ChApllnG StrO3t. 8 rooms ...,,.,.i,t,
no s.,VS Jhcou street "1OOihh"'"..".n.,,.. 50,
No. &c Twcnty.Sixth StrcCL~...,.......,,,,.gs ~
S.rOolned dwelling on National fo4!, Win U"
garden, stable aud pasture Tor horse and
cOw,,."....,....,,',,,.... ~ "A
No. GA Main street. y rooms both gG,r, "
upt NntcF,..',.''.''"' .'.''.'.. y IN
Saloon. Martins Ferry "
Dwelling, Martins Ferry ......a.n.......,...: ~
No. lilS Mpln street, two Office rOOIhS -, ak
i-rooIncd house. rear OF No. 10 lilh 81. ,m
No. litD Warren street ".......",...o,..r.. M
No. I'D Alley r.,.........o...,.. Sh
No. g0ll Chapliuo street ,..... ,.,.,.' IN
No. 1913 Chnpllne kttcct.....,... .,..,,, Il n
No. Hi36 Chnplinc street, 4 t00mS.......,,. AZ
No. l3l Fourteenth street ~ n
No. 1918 Woods street, 4 roons--."........,,, n
No. y Twentieth 2, a,
NO. St2j Fol- htrCCt ] rooms ..,.,r,...,, N
No. 1870 Main street, two rooms. .........n' A
No. 2Jl0 Main street. "rnor1S. ............,,, 5n
Ground near Terminal depot willica,c 10,
d long term OF ycarG
No. lOlt Main street. s rooms, both gases,
hot Wnlcr anu bath. .........-....... I'm
Northeast corner Main and Tweuty.fn
Sueel. u rooms. ..a............ ,, q n
No. Crescent Place, ! rooms .".........,...., X
TWO stabics,..".-............... ...i.....,....,,
building In rear OF 1901 Market stfce:.,"m, 81 q,
Store rooms. Main and Twcnty.drt street.
No. 9G1I Main street rooms. ..,.......,,,,, n
No. 3j?7 Cbaplnc street, 2 rooms. ,......., "a
10. l52i ChnpIinc street. otlice roOrn......, y
No .|+G EOu Il o
FOR SALE
A new Standard Sewing Machine for leu ,b,,
hall price,
No. "2il Nain'sucet. G-roomed brick on i;c,,
and 2roomed frame GU alley, for S1,lOl,
Real estate icvery description.