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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30

Harper's Weekly declares the issue
of the hour to be. us stated by Presi.
dent Cleveland, whether this country
shall alone acting independently OF
other nations, coin all the silver that
is brought to its mint, free of charge
and at the ratio of l6 to |. 1t declares
that international bimetallism is not
an issue, nor is our banking system
nor the character Of our paper cur
rency. Shall we have free coinage at
the ratio of lG to /? is the single
question. The Weekly says:
While there Is growing need of organiza
ton for II campaign of education ON tho
silver question, there are signs that til,
opponents Of free, unlimited, and indcpcnd
cnt coinage are waking up to the demands
Of the hour Under the inspiration Of the
administration the struggle between the
SILVER men and their antagonists is begin
ming IN the Democratic party IN the South
If the Republican politicians will do as
much in the West as the Democrats arc
promising to do In the South, the fr"r-cOirl-
age men may be utterly routed before the
convention IN 1896 Thus far, however, only
Democrats, who fortunately possess the adj
vantage of the Presidents attitude and IN
urnrr, are IN motion, and they are meeting
with some respected encouragement
Their field of labor lies naturally IN the
South, while the Republicans can do the
most effective worl, in the West, Tho Re-
pubIirans labor under some disadvantages
but have the great advantage of n sound
average sentiment. At the same time they
have no conspicuous leader ON the anti-siVcr
side rs the Democrats have. While the
Democrats have no cause for despair of
being able To cary the next Presidential
election chat there are no CONSPICUOUS randi-
dates for their party nomination IN 1906
they have control of the executive depart
mrnt of the government, and therefore thcir
prominent men are of the right way of
thinking. The leading Republicans ON the
uth her hand, with the exception of Governor
Morton, are ut least guilty Of "Straddlng"
winning of silver votes rs To be unable tC
carry on sincere and vigorous work for the
cause in which the material welfare Of the
country Is deeply involved. If they are tC
accomplish IN the West in the struggles fol
delegates To the next National Convention
what the Democrats may accomplish in the
South, Il tirmcr purpose new leaders and an
an mi nod a. ~ I,Eg "a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
BUSINESS CARDS.
LAW 8
j, MONTGOMERY SMITH.

A TTORNEY at Law, Mineral Point, Wis
n Will practice in the State and United
State courts. l6-44ly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
TIME TABLE.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway.

Trains depart from and arrive al
Mineral Point as follows:
DEPART ARRIVE.
Mail and Express ..... 645 a. M $40 D. M.
Mail and Express. 90 p. M II ID p. N.
Freight Accommodate ID "a. M . 40 D, m.
Fast Freight. ....,,..... 3 80 p. m, IL 90 a. IN.
Afternoon passenger leaves Chicago
at 1870 p. m. All trains carry passen-
gers. N. H. Snow, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30
1t Will Pay You

To travel many miles to take look at
Hanscom's stock of Wall Paper, Win
dow Shades, etc, etc. Come.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-30

Free coinage, or not free coinage?
That's the question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
ABOUT PEoPLE.
Strangers in the city Hud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the CITY Nud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
S. George, OF WOllsburg, is stHmm
guest.
Miss stillmau, of Salem, was a guest
at the siamm Yesterday.
], II. Colo aud vito, OF POrkerlburg,
are arrivals at the Stamm.
L. b. Koen, Of Warrington. figures
on the register at the Mcclure.
J. Simkins, OF Amos, was in the city
yesterday, guest at the Stamm.
The TltuSvillo base ball club and tho
"Dazzler" company are at tho stamm.
Edward Dalton, OF Sistorsville, was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Nc
LurO.
W. G, Mooney. oil WoodsfOld, well
known Monroe county man, is guest
at the Mcclure.
Mrs. H. II. Brousc aud Miss Mabel
Brouse, OF Grape Island. were bore yes.
terday on shopping expedition.
Mr. W. n. Miller, n well known Park.
Crsburg attorney, aud ". l.. Davis, OF
tho same place, arc ut the Stamm.
Hon. ". Il. Worloy, Of KinCwood,
president Of the state senate, was in the
city yesterday, aud registered at tho
Mcl.ufo.
Arthur Kane, OF tho EIna.standard
mill, returned Yesterday from q visit to
his old homo in Europe aud says the
United States isGood enough for Kim.
Mrs. }. H. Anderson and Mrs. l.. B.
Valentine, Of West Alexander, wero in
In the city yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. W. O. Lester, OF Valparaiso Chile.
vile Of DR.. Lester, tho well known
Presbyterian South American mis-.
SionNry.
Miss Lizzie L. Gnrvin, official atOn.
ographor for tho Institute Of tho Young
Peoples Christian Unlon OF tho Unitgd
Presbyterian Church OF North America,
at Columbus, Ohio has returned homo
after a wOek'B absence. Tho session
lasted nearly q week, during which
time many addresses were made by
some Of the moIt brilliant orators in
church CirCOB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
ON M'COLLOCH STREET.
Tho Board OF Public Works and
Council Committee
have AN INTERESTING TINE OF IT
About that Proposed IsotaInJng Wall,
They Mako a Visit OF Inspection,
and tho Committee seomsa Unit in
Favor of Widening tho strOot-Now
Location for tho W, s IL, G. Hallway
Track.

At Tuesday nights council meeting q
resolution to widen the pavement on
McOoIloch street adjoining the Balti.
more < Ohio property to the full sixty
feet width Of tho street, was referred to
the board Of public works aud commit.
tee on streets, alleys aud grades jointly,
with power to act. Last night q largely
attended meeting Of tho two bodies was
held. Tho members and City Engineer
White won't out to tho locality in the
city patrol wagon, creating quite sem
Hation on their return, as large crowd
Of people gathered at city building,
thinking such a crowd In the hurry'up
wagon meant general raid.
The situation on McColloch street
was explained in the ISTELLIGESCER
last week. At the point referred 10,
which il on tho slope leading down to
the place whOro tho Elm Grove railroad
enters the street, there are troublesome
slips oil the ground. To retain tho pay.
ing would require heavy wall along
the curb limo, 80 tho board Of public
works narrowed tho street to twenty
six feet, placing q substantial wooden
curb about the slips. 10 this many
residents there objected hence last
evenings visit.
On their return tho members had q
long session. The only object Of the
board was TO save tho cost OF tho wall,
90 as 10 pave farther this season. Tne
members OF the committee seemed mn
animouse for pavement the full width
Of the street, and Engineer White was
instructed to prepare statement OF tho
length Of wall needed and tho cost, To
build II will DO decided Improvement,
but will reduce thy'amOunt Of paving to
DO doue out Of tho appropriation,
Engineer White suggested tho desIra-
bility Of securing a few feet oil tho
anglo where MCColloch street bends
around the hill, 60 as to cut of the sud.
den turn. The lot belongs to l. 9,
Stifol. A member agreed to ascertain
II the strip could DO procured at
reasonable figure. II would DO Of great
advantage to tOamsteTs 10 have the
street Htraightoned there.
Tho question o! tho location Of the
Wheeling & Elm Grove on tho new
street was thon taken up, the board ask
ing the views OF the committee. Tho
track now runs close to the side Of the
streot\ncxt the creek. 1t iS proposed TO
move Ii either into the middle OF the
street or to the other side. The general
preference seemcd to be Tor the middle
Of the street. The track will have to DO
elevated somewhat, aud tho idea was
advanced that 1t would DO great adj
vantage to have the track curve into
the street farther up the hill. lhiS mat
ter was also referred to tho city ongi.
neer, to DO reported on with tho U,hor
at the next meeting, to be held as soon
as possible.
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IN we sIsrEMsvtnnN FnsnD.
Activity Continues Notwithstanding Tie
cent SGT Hacks.

Activity Contiuucs Notwithstanding Tie.
cent Set Hacks.
The Reese and Graham well on the
school house lot in tho Broad Run field
east Of St. Mary's. was shot Tuesday
afternoon, and is flowing a small
amount Of oil. Tho well Is a very
strong gasSer aud tho easier Is expoc.
ted TO drill tho well soon.
Brown No. gin tho Broad Run field,
which came IN last week aud was 70.
ported at 40 barrels, Is now flowing 40
barrels and holding up to 1t steadily.
Smith No. . was 70 have been shot
yesterday, but was not and will DO TO.
day.
Tho Dclong we'll drilled by Lou Nal.
lory, was not producer 10 the Keener
sand and Is now being put into the Big
lniun.
Tho Ballard we'll on the CIoher farm
has tho rig up and tho machinery will
DO 10 placo by tho last OF this Rook.
Tho Williamson vol Of tho KanaWha
Oil Company Is dry hole a. tar Us oil
Is concerned. Tho vol filed up l,4OO
foot with salt watOr and II WA pumped
for several days. but Il contained no oil
al all, only salt water. Tho we'll hRa
been abandoned. and tho rig aud ina.
chinory removed from tho ground. II
was not case OF hoodWnk BY tho
Kauawha company aud now all tho
lonsea aud ground can DO bought for
almost nothing This vol Ia In tho
west side Of tho DyO.Brookl fold In
Tyler county.
Thistle nLaLion yesterday received TO-.
0Dj harrola Of oil.
Tho Nose williamson vol, belonging
10 Moses K Williams, which had boon
shut down for some timo on aCcOunt oi
high pressure OF gas, roIumot yOslOr.
day, the boiler having boon removed
aaIo distance from tho vol. This vol
adjOins tho DYO.BrOOks farm In tho
Middle Island nolI
Tho Trlby vol ON tho J. j. Buwlca
lnrln, adjoining tho Nose williamson
farm, IA now producing twonty.aovOn
barrels Of black oil day. Thll oil Ia
found In tho limo. which Ia d nov lOA.
thrO IN this fold Tho Thompson mud
story we'll across tho rohd ID making
ilvo bartoIa u Jny Of blhclt OIL
Capt J. T. jOnOs hnh onlv ono string
Of tools In tho Middle Island fold nov,
aud that IL At tho rhu,Mrn No. 4.
Capt j. 7. JonpS, Of Buffalo, N. T.. Ia
In SlllCrAylllo 10 tho lnicrost Of hIa
wells In tho Middle Island huld. Oap.
tain Ionet Is tho king Of tho indopUni.
ont producers,
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lB, I. O., T. L, TInbetlRke, Woodthold, o.
lblllu 0den, bay NJ, Windle Odea' WoodA'
Hvs,eRhths mile heats; running, ?ip 81 puno
500 Entries close September AtBP ~,
Ree.iorRll trot declared OF did not till'
THE BIoYoIE RAcBs.
This year the management OF the
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
have made . new departure In thu fair,
Heretofore tho first day has been a
blank 90 far as speed contests were con-
carned, the harness races beginning on
the second day. This year the first day
will DO "CyclerA' Day" and the atsrac-
tlon for the wheslmen consists OF q pro-
Rramme OF flvo Glass A races. In the
frat event the prices are valued at $50
aud in the other four the prizes In each
are valued at $40, making the total value
OF tho prizes $50, vol worth going
after, The prizes have been purchased
and are now on exhibition at the jew
Olry store OF Jacob W. GTubb, in the
Grand Opera House building, Entries
for the rGceS closed last evening and are
as follows;
Event No. !, one mile invlta!lon-Bert
@, Irons. Monaco, Pa; J. X, Bowman,
Canal Winchester, O.; Irwin Woods,
Wheeling; George Foster, Arthur Fos'
ter, Wheeling; Frank b McNeNr, Wells
burg; W. A. Matthews, Weilsburgi T.
II. MRhlke, Wheellngi Joseph Lubic,
Bsnwood; Homer MCGregor, Wheeling
Event No. 9, one milo haRdlcap-B.
O. Irons, Monaco, Pa; ]. X. Bowman,
Canal Winchester, o.; Irwin Woods,
George Foster, Arthur Fo,tsr, Wheel
ingi Ralph Hoaton, Martins Ferry
W. A. Matthews, WsllSburgi r. II.
Mahlke, Wheeling; Joseph Luble, BEN
wood; Willie Gephart, W. O. Kunkel,
st, Clalrsvills; Joseph Foster, Albert
Foster, Homer McGrcgor, Wheeling.
Event No. 8, one mile open-bert o.
Irons, Monaco, Pa; George L. Helms,
Stsubenvitie; J. X, Bowman, Canal
Winchester. O.; Irwin Woods, George
Foster, Arthur Foster, Wheeling; Il. b.
McNOar, WellSburgi Ralph Heaton,
Martins Feryi Will A, Matthews,
WellSbuvg; Il. II. Mahlke, Wheeling;
Joseph LubiC, Beuwood Joseph Foster,
Albert Foster, Wheeling.
Event No. 4, oue-halt mile handicap
bert q. irons, Monaco, Pa; g. L.
Holms, SteubOnvlle; J. X. Bowman,
Canal Winchester, o.; Irwin Woods,
Wheeling; George Foster. Arthur Fos'
tor, Wheeling; i. Is. McNear, Wells.
burg; Ralph Heaton, Martins Forryi
Will A. Matthews, WollIburg; r. II.
Mahlkc, Wheeling; Joseph Lubic, Bon.
wood; Willie Gephart, W. q. Kunkol.
St Clairsvills; Joseph Foster, Albert
Foster, Homer McGrUgor, Wheeling
Event No. 5. five mile handicap-BOrt
@. Irons. Monaco, Pa G. e, Helms,
Steubenvllle; ]. K. Bowman, Canal
Winchester, o.; Irwin Woods. George
Foster, Arthur Foster. Wheeling; +. b.
McNear, Wellburg; Ralph IIeaton, Mar
tins Ferry; Will A. Matthews, Wells.
burg; r. Il. MahIke, Wheeling; Joseph
Luhic, Bonwood; Willie Gsphart, W. @.
KunksI. St. ClairsviIle; Joseph Foster,
Albert Foster, Homer McGre,or, Wheel
inc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids win be received by the Board Of Regents
OF the West Virginia State Normal School aal
It's Branches az the OtIlco OF the undersigned; as
follows For the erection aud heating OF
building for Marshall College Normal School, Of
Huntington; alterations aud additions 10 tue
old building at West Liberty; addition 20 iho
present building at Fairmont And now bul'u'
Ing at ShephGTdstown.
drawings may Dc seen, on aud atIet, August
% 1872 ut each OF the above named places tOr
the building 10 DO there erected, aud i0t nIl tne
buildings at tho office Of Hon, 4, ;. Riley, IN
Wheeling: First National Bank In Hunting
ton; tho office Of Hon T., ". GilkesOn, IN Far
kGrsburg and At the Office Of the state supe'ln'
teudcnt Of Free Schools 10 CharloStOn -,
The bids will be opened At parEesbutg' w
Va September 10. 1885 where bids, not sent 10
Charleston will be received up TO the hour oil
noon on the said 10th day Of September lsy5
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or OIL bids.
VIRGIL A, LEWIS.
President Of tho Board Of Regents NJ the WoSf
Virginia State Normal Schooland Ia Branches
Hul9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
IN THE SOUTHERN END
OF the State tho OIL Excitement is Dying
Ont-ThS Situation.

OF tho State tho OH Excitement is Dying
Ont-Tho Situation.
,pecidl DSpdt,h to he IateqfgsAsr.
HuxrISdroH, ", Va, August IS
Local and foreign parties have succeed.
ed in leasing almost all the land in this
(Cabcll) and adjoining counties aud in
some localities tho farmers are becom-
ing very anxionS over the matter aud
want to see the operators at work delv.
ing into the earth, but tho prospects
seem very poor now, In many local..
ties the loaseS have expired on account
Of the failure OF the parties to begin
work. Back in Miugo county there are
some places where the operators expect
to sink wells and at point near tho
Cabell.AIason county line lie another
prospective hole. Tho excitement over
oil that was prevalent in the southern
part OF the county months ago, whore
several "acouts" had been az work, has
now completely died out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
IMPORTANT or pEAL

Contaminated Here Last EVenInG-On
Lenses Transferred.
Last evening at tho Mcclure house in
this city deal in oil lands was cOusum.
mated, by which Mr.. G. r. Deuel., tho
we'll known Friendly operator, who has
boon associated with Wheeling parties
In tue Talisman and other oil compa.
mics, bought from tho Victor Oil and
Gas Company leases on over four hun.
bred acres Of promising oil territory on
tho West Virginia side Of the river, be.
tween Statewide and FrIeudly. The
consideration is said to have been s., 900.
The new owner will at once develop the
territory, il is said.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
ROLF Go ZANE,
Telephone 556 90 FOURTEENTH ST.
FOR SALE.

Farm OF 30 acres. miles cast Of city 80 Gs;a
creek bottom. Easy terms $500
Farm, rs acres, fronting on National 1904 ,
miles east Of the city, Easy terms S5Jl
Farm, 80 acres, . houses aud orchards, tf3g;
inG on river Il miles south Of tho ely; UI
cheap $500,
Farm. 20 acres. . milos east OF the city
Splendid farm, $50 acres on RJnalbog3z
100 acres Of same river bottom jper acre
Farm Of 800 acres on R1undbotton
Of city. g.. 800,
Farm, 50 acres, Belmont county, males rs
OF city, $500,
Farm. 30 acres. y. miles east Of cI'y, cheap
Farm. acres, ~ miles east OF city, With GsT
CIghtroomcl house.
Farm 30 acres, 30 acres creek bottom, 5 hid
east OF city. Easy terms SOD
Farm, - acres l mile from lin Grove
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
STATE FAIR ENTRIES
MORE High Glass HoTsau SSts sbd
Than Ever nefeF&
EVERY RAsE 0N 4aE PROGRAMME

M FilIo1 Wlsh1ho Exception ofthe
FFss.toF.all-Many Fast HOvsoS En.
toEsa That HavO Not Been Seen
Here BofOre-The Five BIcyGle
l.aoss and the Riders Who arc Eu.
tersd-FinO Speed Programme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
SCrofula, Salt Rheum
And All othor Blood DlSoasco-HoW
Thoy May 30 curod.

Speaking Hlmply from what lIood's SaE.
EaparIla Inns done, not only oucoortwIcc,
but ia thousands Of casc1 ocan honestly
cay TINT II Is the best remedy for oil dis
eases OF tho blood, whatever tho cause,
ny Ia peculiar Combination, Proper
ton aud proCoUs, II possesses po5itiyo
medicinal morlt Peculiar TO iIscll.
" has cured tho most ylrulcnt cases
Of scroiula aud snlt iihoum, oven when
all other prescriptions and medicines
have failed to do any good.
Blood poisoning, from whatever ort-
Oin, ylrlds to ltspowCriul cleansing, purl-
flying, yIlnlI,Ing effect upon tho blood. II
you dcalro further particulars, wrllc 10 ~
az below, Remember that
Hoods SarsapariIIa
lsthc Ono'rruo Hood INDEPENDENTLY
IN tho public otodny. Prepared only by
Cl. HOOP a. Co., Lowell, Mass, u.S. a.
Fold by all druggists. IiirlA for 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
State OF West Virginia. Ohio county, to'Wit' In
the Circuit Court Of said county.
Matilda schenk, o,.--

Philip SchCnk ana others. J
Iy virtue Of decree OF said court made In the
above cArisO on the 18th day Of July 1872, the
undersigned, appointed special commissioner
for the purpose, wll sell at the north front door
1.-THE Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, TIE Slsr DAY OF AUGUST, 1896,
commencing at 10 O'Clock H. IL the following
described property. that is IN say:
The uotth halt OF lot uumheted TwcutY'seveu,
In that put Of the City OF Wheeling which was
laid out by RbeneLGT 2ano, fronting thirtY'thrcc
feet on the west slio Of Main street aud extend
ing wcstWHrdlY one hundred aud twenty feet
Also the twelve inches OF the south line OF lot
numbered Twenty.eght, on the west side OF
Main street, between seventh and Eighth streets,
TERMS or SALE:-OnO.third and rs much moro
as tho purchaser elects 10 paw In cash on the day
Of sale the balance In two equal inGtailmenS In
one aud two yeaTS. notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale With security approved by said
special commissioner 70 be given fpr the defer
red payments W W. COWpES,
Special Commissioned
W. H. lIALIrR, Auctionccr
hereby certify that sal special commissioner
has given bond, with security approved by me,
US required by law aud said decree Of sale.
JOHN W. MITCHELL CLERK,
JuLY 81. 1895 aul.1h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-29

Cholera MoNuUsiS dangerous com.
plant, and often is fatal IN its results
10 avoid this you should use DO Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure, as soon rs tho
first symptoms appear. Logan Drug
Co., WhOOling W. Va, u. T. Peabody,
BOnwood, aud Bowlo ( Co, Bridge.
port, o. 3
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Hon wOatlOr proves depressing TO
those whose blood Ia poor Such people
should enrich their blood with iIoOdS
BafInpurIlla. u
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FOR SALE.


No. iiSs Penn street, rooms and BATH oA
gases. Cheap.
No. 7iillh,treet. u.roomcd brick ChAp
No COZ Market street, G rooms, 81 u
Nos iiOi aud ilOj Market street blaa'h
property, si9 so. ,,
Nos. "a aud % 57th stsoct, Y rooms Si5n 81,
No, 22Si Market street. rooms and bA1hS''N
No P9S York street. . rooms Chctp ..,
No 81 n, Front st., s rooms aud blth Iu'.i
No lnli ChaplnO ST., rooms, bath Tol@' 4'
large stable 5000 .l
Corner 18th and Woods street, dNt,hai 4"
store room, Cheap. ..,
Houses VI all sizes and In different iOsAalh
Saloon for sale on 10th street cheap 80,
Restaurant aud hotel for sale on Matse. wv"
cheap ,..,
Restaurant and hotel for Alc on TIA ii''"
cheap.
Clgnr store on Market stree, Tor sale cheil d.,
Building lots In all tho best locations '''-'
CITY.
Farms for sa'c on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT MONEY 10 LOAN
Hurry j. Fink,
Telephone GS7. lmr5l ilil Market ltG.sSlI-
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
ny virtue ola deed Of trust made BY s7lh r.
Munnell aud ], + Aunn"ll, .hGr husband. to me
us trustee, dated February 20, 1872, recorded In
the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Ohio county, Nest Virginia. III Deed Of Trust
Hook No, II, PAGE 1ii | will sell NJ the north
front door Of the Court House Of sOld county on
SATURDAY. THE slsr DAY OF AUGUST, 1895,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q IN. tho following
described pfsPeTty. chat Is 20 say;
A part Of lOt numbered One. In Churchlll'S I'D.
lltlOn No. . to tho City Of Wheeling Ohio coun.
~. West Virginia said part being described as
follows Beginning At point on the east line Of
McColloch street which point u nineteen feet
south Of the northwest corner Of said lot No. |;
thence south along the cast line Of McColoCh
street nineteen feet, and running back east TO
Baltimore street bearing M even width Of nine.
teen feet tho north line being parallel with the
north Hue Of said lot and nineteen feet dlslan;
thCreiFom.
TTmIS OF SALE-OnCthtrd aud as much morO
RS the purchaser elects TO my IN cash on the
day Of sale, the balancs In two equal install.
nicntS az one and two years; notes bearing inter
est from the dav OF sale to be given lot the de.
iorrcd payments .....
W H. lfALLEH, Auctonecr aulTh
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FOR SALE
No Is Fourteenth street, business l0cItll
s. 800.
sly.roomcd house on Peninsula, sl,SM
-Four lots. Elm Grove.
No. 60 South Huron street
No Kentucky street.
Building site, Pleasant Valley, fronts is 'E
on National road.
Two desirable residences. WOoiIdale
No IS Thifty.tirSt street, i1.rOOmcl iwe.!4
Desirable residence ouSlNtecuth street
No - North Front street
Real estate Of every description
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

No. 50 Sixteenth street at bargain q 81!
this week
No, III Sixteenth street. sIE.ro0ned. bHcs, Il
d bargain.
no. II Fourteenth street. ThrceStory bhs,
dwelling Ut q bargain.
ENo 1901 Linn street, Belyedero addition Cs,
tagc house cheap.
No 1914 Chapllno street, brick dwelling; b;
S3Xs9. At q bargain.
Sweeney Foundry lots ore ia demand p3E
Buy one while they are cheap, sold on ven
easy terms
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