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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06
JOYSOF THIN NEW YEAR,
A CONIlNU0US ROUND OF ENTERTAINMENTS
DURING lHB WEEK,
Beginning With tho Assembly and Arion Balls,
The New Tears Rscsp.io1s-A Number
Of Pretty Wsdaings-n
Other Towns

one hung her stocking on the hearth,
And most securely dld she pin II;
Ana some do say she found next day
A concert grand piano ia IT,
Query:
IN WnaJ great western city that has had
the Worlds Fair did this girl livel
She fastened her hose on an old book case.
90 ana ruby blush covered her cheek
10 tnlnk santa Claus before them would
pause
Ere ne filed them with books writ in
Greek.
Query:
=, nat capital city in Massachusetts was
the native place Of this young woman'
S1e put two white stockings in place;
but nothing came OF it. my dears.
because she was slow, aud hung them, YOU
kno p,
Not Christmas, but after New Years.
Query:
10 what city Of Brotherly Love, oppo.
site Camden, aud on the PENNSYLVANIA rail
fosc, was the girl brought up;
sue hung up no stocking at all,
et ChuStmas-Day found her on deck,
Al breakfast. in fact, her pa she attacked
and held him right up for a check.
Query:
In what city, bounded on the north BY
N0nkers, and connected with Brooklyn by
esuspension bridge, was this maiden con-
sidered de rigueri
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06

The hcspitable residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Waterhouse, on South Chap
line street, was the scene OF q pretty
dancing party on Friday evening. The
affair was given by their daughter, Miss
Gene, complimentary to her visitor,
Miss Edna Dulaney, OF Baltimore, Md.
About twenty couples were present and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06

Mr.. Will II. ColvIg. superintendent Of
the Junior Endeavor Society of the
First Christian Church entertained the
members OF that organization at his
home. on South Penn street, Thursday
evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06

The Sears and Entire Nous clubs,
composed Of the younger set on the Isl
and. combined on New Years eve and
gave q very enjoyable reception and
ball at the rooms OF the Island Club. A
delightful season was spent in dancing,
supplemented by luncheon at mid
night.
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come from Wooster, o., md other
PLACES. Ono grocer has sold four ear
loads,
Mr., and Mira. ]. Il, Wilson will return
home on saturday. MIR. Wilson has
boon at AllanIa, Chattanooga and Gin
cinnati aud Mrs, Wilson whiting at
Dayton,
sOwellSvlllo is to have n Republican
meeting this evening 10 DO addressed by
Hon. j. w, Nichols aud Hon, j. Il.
Blackburn.
farm0ra' institutes viii DO hold at
Coleraln on January - aud Is and
BaTnOsvllI0 on tho Two Laya following.
Mr., and Mrs, ]. NJ. Henderson and Il.
X, Hoge attended tho Williams. tussoy
wedding pt MI, Pleasant last night
Last night DR., A. Il. Dug and A. W,
Harris left for Springfield 10 attend tho
Grand Lodge Of MRson',
Mrs. Alsxil Cope, Of Columbus, fore
merry OF this city, il visiting her cousin,
Mrs, William LupIon,
Rev. S. ]. Boyle OBLIGATED at the
funeral Of the late Allsl Jeanuetse Ma
pier Yesterday.
Rev. Howard N, Campbell came down
from Altoona, Pa, yesterday and will
return to-day.
Work will DO resume at the Laugh
lin tin plate works to-day.
The fire alarm system will 10 tested
tomorrow at 1880,
Edward Virtue is at lIendrysburg,
Mrs, Il, 4. Ong ia on tho sick list
Ellis Lash Is on the slck list.
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Bl;Id,t,uE
All Sorts of Local SowS and GolSlp from
thp GINS GnJ.

tlp Gins GtI.
The Democrats have arranged for OK.
Cursion rates on the railroads aud fur
extra electric cars for their meeting here
tonight. Hon. james n. Campbell will
he assisted in expounding Democratic
gospel by Governor AlaeCorklo, oil West
Virginia. and Hon, Owen Scott, OF I'LL.
noiI. Tie indications ARC they will
have n big meeting, and 1t is eminently
proper they should have a good'time
now.
Pat Morrison complained to the po'
lice that Frank Wise and Henry Nc.
Aillen had robbed him, but they had
taken u Baltimore & Ohio train west be-
fora 1t was known, and have not yet
been apprehonded. 1t IL not thought
by somo OF the officials that ne was
robbed, as Morrison was quite drunk.
The case OF David Davis against the
Wheeling Crock coal company that
went through all the courts Of the state
onco waa tried again in tho common
pleas court last week and resulted in \
Disagreement Of the jury. They stood
eleven to Que Tor the plaintiff.
John Workman, farmer. whose
homo is west OF town. leaves to-day for
southern Missouri with ear load Of
stock aud hou,Ohold goods, His son,
II. A. Workman, will locate there, aud
the son aud his family will start as
soon as the father arrives.
The knights Of PythiAs aud Masonic
ball teams will play another game on
the commons tomorrow, this time for
the oysters for tho teams. II will be
we'll enough for the umpire 10 be sure
OF his deciaions in this game.
Hon. Joseph u. Foraker will address
Republican meeting at bridgeport on
the evening Of October 81, and II will
be made a great meeting, as the ex.
governor has many warm admirers in
this section.
Some OF tho farmers west OF town
have lost about oil the sheen they had
by dogs rAiding them, MoFarland's,
McKelvey's aud Workman's Aocks have
oil been visited within a week.
Aurolln sinram, q daughter OF Will.
lam Sinram, OF Allegheny formerly Of
this city, died at her homo yesterday.
The remains will DO brought here for
intorment tomorrow.
Hon. Charles ]. Howard. the affable
GAINESVILLE attorney, who is candidate
for the legislature, was in town yester.
day again, aud no makes friends wher'
ever lie goes.
Little Anna Carroll entertained a
number OF her friends at the home Of
her father, W. S. Carroll, Monday even.
Ing.
Joseph A. Henderson, county auditor,
was in town yesterday aud went out the
b., H. & q. road on business.
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Jack Dempsey is dying. Within tho
past few days no has boon rapidly sink!
ing, and it is announced that his hours
arc numbered. Ito has tried u change
to country air, but with little apparent
benefit. Ills physicians allow iOw oil
the pugllists friends to SEQ him. Demp.
soy realizes his condition aud says II iI
duo to the blow no received ut tho
hands Of Eilz,immons four yeArs ago,
but his friends say 1t IL consumption.
Since his return home to Portland, Ora,
some mouths ago, Dempsey has abso.
lutely refused to talk to reporters about
prizs fighting.
A telegram was received at III PasO
from Fllz,immons' people at Corpus
Christi, stating that Corbett will DO in.
yited to meet FitZsimmons for fight TO
finish at Fl Paso. FilEsimmons 70.
fused to enter into "pillow throwing"
contest with Corbett at Hot Springs DO.
cause he had assurance that fight TO
finish could DO brought of at III PHso,
At Austin, Texas, yesterday, tho
Travis county grand jury made their
findings public. They found no lndict.
menls against Corbeit or Fitzsimmons
for compromising n felony nr for any
other violation OF tho law.
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Spttidl Dbp1'cN % ne IHltllltlo7r
srEuBgSyiLLE, o., Oct. GA cave in
Of rock and other material occurred at
Bloomfield tunnel on tho Panhandle
this morning, and three men werO badly
injured aud number OF others received
minor injuries. Tire injuries were:
James Laughtou, leg broken; William
Slothers. Log broken; James llarkins,
several dangerous cuts on tho head.
The three injured men named were
taken to ST Francis hospital, Columbus,
while the others who received only
minor bruises we're attended by Pan.
handle surgeon, DR.. A. a. Elliott, Of
this city, who was summoned to tho
scene Of the accident.
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used, The many, who 1.-Two bot
trr than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adaptlng the worlds best products 10
thc needs Of physical being, will attest
tie value Ia health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
IL excellence IL due 10 lis preventing
In the form most acceptable and pleaE
mt in thn taste, tie feffesliiHg sud truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax.
atiyc cncClnaIly cleansing tho systom,
dnpclling colds, headaches aud icycrs
aud permanently curing constipation,
II la5 given satisfaction to millions aud
met with tho approval of tho medical
profession, because u nets on The KID
noye Liver aud Bowels without wcnk'
cnlng them and II Ia perfectly FREQ from
every objectionable substance.
syrup II Figs In for alc by all drug
pltlainGOcmd ~ bottles, but ith man'
uncturcd by The California l,lR syrup
ca. only whore name Ispintcd On ivory
unrtnrr, Niso else Hame, S.FHp so rvs.
and being wcll Informed, you Will llO'
accept any substitute II offered,
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by local applications, rs they cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only ono Que way 10 cure deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional rom.
odios Deafness Is caused by an in.
famed condition Of tho mucous lining
Of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inhamed you havo rumbing
sound or imperfect hearing, aud when
It is entirely closod deafness is tho re-.
cult, and unless tho inflammation can
DO taken out and this Tube restored to
It's normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever; nine Gasos out OF ton
arc causcl by cNtarrh, which Is nothing
but an iullanOd condition OF tho mucous
suriaces.
wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of dcainois (cau,ed by cntarrh)
that cannot be cured 10y Halls Catarrh
Cure. sond Tor circulars, FREQ.
+. ]. CnESgy & Co, Toledo, o.
e@-Sold by Dtuc;isR. zoe,
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B,Ltiuonr, oct. 22.--Iho liys bird
shooting tournament under tho auspices
OIL tho Dupont ds Nomoun Company, Of
Wilmington, Dol, began al tho grounds
nj tia baltimore Shooting Club this
morning. To.dAy's programme IN
clndod sWesp,iakns hVOn', tho prinCl'
nal Qua being tho maryland hnndIcaU,"
At AiioOn birds, Jacob PonR, Tho vct'
o'An Now Yorker, has charge Of tho
hAndlCapplng.
FRS! 0vOnt, SWospatakos, llvo birds,
entrance iss Sl0--Each man ol tho
lSonly.ava entries Killed. 'Gyo Sifalght,
md then II Wa decided to divids tho
money.
Second sVonl, seven blrds-'l'lio iOl'
loWinp kIlIod seven straight and divided
'tsl monoy, King, Doe, BtOwnt Glass,
Wagner, up'on, Fulinrd and Gibbs
lliifd event, ten birds CLARKE aud
IItaWNt Killed ten straight aud divided
THO purse. tbs following SHOT nino
Nlfdsi Jannofv, BntkbAfdl, Wagner
bImlnOn,, FullofI, BlBghIuI ufoun aud
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TnN OOLLlEIls r1IAOK.
nate" Flel to Cantor with tho UllmAns
nj InuIsNIii,

"NOte" Flel to Cantor with tho UllmAns
at Louisville,
Colonel "Nate" Flel, the we'll known
Wheeling horsoman, will leave for Gin
clnnA.i aud Louisville, this afternoon,
where he will hold conferences with tho
UllmRn Brothers, which will decide
whether or not thOy will build a run.
ming track at Golfers Station, midway
between Wheeling and Pittsburgh, Fiet
was in Pittsburgh Monday and recNivol
encouragement from tho Pennsylvania
railroad, which, tits said. practically in.
sures that the track will be constructed.
Special race trains are to DO run to tho
track from both Wheeling and Pitts.
burgh. and sixty dayA' running meet.
ing will DO held next summon A piece
OF ground has been picked out near
Golfers Just suited for tho site OF tho
track and will bo secured Immediately
Ri!Or tho conference At Louisville to-
morrow
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frat race, soyou.Oigh.hs mile, selling
--GrGonWich. Ashland, no; Loallel,
CanOwood, l0si Balk Line, lO1; Aimee,
Goodwin, l05; PreIenlor, Lester, l0li
TanCrod, l02; Alto June, l0li Lady
Poppar Ellie, Charley Weber, Black
Silk, 90; UnclO Henry, 90
Second race. throe'Quarters mile
Patiia, Bessie Yoser, Early Rose, 1867
Kate 5, Ethel Blair, Tultil, Insomnia,
Rampant, Eva L., l0i.
Third race, ilyo'eighlhs mile, selling
-Monteilh, ll3j Vigars, San Marco,
lOSi Prairie King, Robinson, WagIuil,
Equinox, l0S.
Fourth race, mile and twenty yardS,
sOlllng-Morte Fonze, l0i; Judith, 1885,
Peabody, 1905 Jaue, 90; Hlrmlugham,
FRvelte Belle, 02,
Filth race. elSvsn'slxteonths mile,
maidOns-Luira, ll0i Hannah, Shuttle
Cock, Rosy Morn, Exhibit, Ida O., ln'
yerlike Margaret Vidstte, LSdascogne,
lO7
Sixth race, thrsa.iourlhs mils-NiCk.
Gateway, ll2; Lindolstts, SomsFtsai.,
1907 TromOr, Imp, Slnr Ruby, 1917 Mary
keene, l04,
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MAlirI..,s rlaIiIiY.
IInps aud Nil,hap, IN tho Thriving CITY
Across tho ttlVIr

Across tho ttVUr
Dr. A. II. ong, chief Of tho fro depart
mont, received letter from tho ChiOi Of
tho llrO department at OrryiIlO yestor-
day, COngtatulallng him aud tho Mar.
tins Fntry lrsmon on thOr grOat vic.
tory at Atlanta. lie says Ohio should
10 proud Of the boys.
Mr.. O. Il. Adams, Of tho Standard
Electric Company, has arrived, and will
supgrinlund tho construction OF tho
electric light plant. lilo says liO expects
10 hayo everything ready by tho frlt Of
September fivc carloads Of polCS have
arrived.
John Burns ond wiihnm iiorchOr,
who have tho contract for removing tho
unused poles IN Martins Forty Of tho
lyrldgoporl Electric Light Company
will begin tho work this morning, tho
city council having ordered tho work
done.
Mr. o. o. Parker received q lOllCr
yesterday announcing ihB death Of llii
BisiOr.ln.lnw, Mrs Frances phrkOr
widow Of Df. Isaac pNrhoE, At ChoBlof
llill, o., IN Sunday SIlO wus about
seventy yo0ta old.
A gold ring belonging to Miss Jennie
Little, n lonuhCt In tho First ward
svhosl, WAS stelsR yesterday A twelve.
yeat.olh oootud boy was suspected, aud
In waa HCarchcl aud tho rlug found In
lia shoe,
Tho Martins Forty opera house will
bo opened this ovCning by j. w. IoolO,
tho German dialect comedian, Ia "kil.
larnoy aud tho Rhine"
Tho gfOCNrH arc ACQUIRING POTATOES bv
tho car load, and selling llGm about a'
last % they atflyo NJ low pflvos, They
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II ia now certain that should tho
supreme cour. decide in favor OF tho
tightors tina. Governor Clarke will call
a special session OF the Arkansas logIi'
lalurs regardless OF his previous a'ssr'
tions, Its known positively that tho
governor has a batch Of kilograms
already written out to the legislators
notifying them OF a special session.
slowed away in a pigeon hole in the OK
seu,lyO office ready to put on'hS w'ro'
ut / moments notice. These kilograms
were prepared last night to he held In
readiness for an adverse decision by the
supreme court
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TME nOUI,vIL.N MOE.
Frank Agan Defeat, Hobsr: j. and Other
Crnrks-summnrJ.

AEANNH-pNHANhWFls
LOUISVILLE, o.. 22.-Good weather,
good finiuhei aud crowd Of 1900 psO-
ple characterized the second days rae
ing OF the Loui,villO Driving and Fair
Association. The event OF the day was
the free for all pace aud it is doubtful II
the kings Of the pacing world have ever
given an exhibition so prolific Of excite
ment as to-day's, although the time was
not fast. Summaries:
First, 2:2l. trot, purse $1,000 lpost'
poned from yesterday Earl Baltic won
heat and race. SIcAlicksn, Lulu f.,
lligo, Nevada Wilkes, Woodtord O.,
Bauuock Burn, ChalsWorth aud Obed
also started. Time, 2:IS1.
Second, 2:l3 trot, purJs Sl,0OO-MisS
Nelson, L; CelOrima, 2; The Conqueror,
3; Don l., L.. Ollie H., 4; Baron Dillon,
q; Atlantic, :. Time, GAIA, 2;lS, 2:l4l.
Third, iree.ior.all pace. purSo Sl,0OO--
Frank Agan, b. g., BY Mike Agan INC.
Carthyj, /; Robert j., b. G. (GeOrsl, .;
John Il. GsnlrY, b. h. tNcitenryl, 81
Joe Patchen, blk. h. Curry, 4. Time,
2:OTl 2:07; 2;0jt; 2:07l; 200,
Fourth, 2:lS trot (unhnished), purse
sl,OOO-Ida Gresnlander, j Carlton, 2;
Avana, 8; Torca, A; Lodina, o. Sam
Weller, g.; Isa Belle, z; Loo Simmons,
S; Bloomfield, 0; ROsina, disIanced.
Time, 2:lSi; 2;l73i 2:lS1
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Both principals Of tho coming Farra'
ghsrsmlIh boxing contest arc now In
ncslvs training Smith Is taxing his
boxing and rymnaIllc exercises al
billy" Corcotan's boxing academy, IS
PIlmburgh. Smith 10 training we'll, and
will DO In good condition for tho con.
test farrAghOr IL training At YoungS'
town, under Lhs caro- Of Zoo" Martin.
Tie youngstown man Ia also suro 10 DO
IN fine iOstle, and altogether an excel.
lent combat may DO looked for.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR (lIlul or powder
ret all the benefits Of q mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purIfcS the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this! SIMMONS LIVER RGGU.
LkfOR regulates the Liver, keeps II active
and healthy, and when the Liver Is In
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BiIlousncss, Indigestion, Sick.
Headache and Constipation, and lid Of
that worn out and dcblIItalcd feeling,
These arc all caused hya sluggish Liver,
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
ltoublcs viii only be had when the liver
II pforrtly at work II Troubled with any
NJ these complaints, tty SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, The King Of Liver Mcdi.
tIncs, and Better than Pills.
ao~EvERY PAoitAaE~Nn
las tho N stamp In red on wrapper
j. II. Zcilln y Ca, rhlln,, I'm.
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Santa Anita, llolen Nichols, .; Sir
Francis, 3 timo, l;j4l. Third, mile
Beluomere, /; Wallaar, .; Lake Shore, 8 (;
time, l:4l4, Bounh, Hunter stakOI,
mlle-BOlmar, / Emma o., .; Oonnois'
seur, 81 time, Ian. Fifth, iurlongs-
Konnebunk, Il Harrington, q Ramapo,
81 lime, l;l5, sixth, o. inrlongs-Carib,
Il Bl0omer, 9 Prince LIei, 8 time, LEI.
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Nouns PARK, Oct. 22.-There was q
good attendance at Morris Park to-day
and the racing was excellent In tho
Hunter stakes, Belmar won aitor a
sharp brush with the faYorite, CrOm.
well. Summary:
frat, 81 WiIhard, Il swoot
Fayordale, g Patrol, 8; timo, l;Os!,
Second, mile aud furlnng--ltey vi
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Special Dispdtsh to he hnRi1en.sr
srEuHESyiLLE, Oct. 22.-Jossio Gather,
cutter girfat the paper mill, this city,
met with a irightiul experience to-
night. Her drosi caught in the collar
Of the wind0r bar, and with terrible
rapidly 1t was wrapped around, and the
girl whirlod around tho bar four times,
her head and body striking parts Of tho
machinery. Sho was stripped Of nor
clothes bctoro the machinery was
ainnnod.
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JUDGE nAllvnY onJEors

To Having The zig fight PulIOd on At
Bnnttn Eton-GrApd Jury wOsid Act
Sptti1l DDpdieh 10 ne iHisHi0snaer
HuNrISoTON, W. Va, Oct 22.-Judge
Harvey to-day stated that II any efforts
we're made to pull of prize fight in
this city he would cali special session
Of the grand Jury and have all tho par
ttO' concerned indicted and tried OF
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Asst night the
winter season OF
the AlusoO Bowl.
ing LeaRue
opened with
three champion
shin games he,
tween the Nance
lees ami II, g.,
Richards teams,
the result was
quite a surprise
nnFlv for the
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At tho Fstte alleys on tho South Side
tho games between tho Harvest and
Mozart teams also resulted unexpected.
lY, the high priced MozRrlS being de.
leRtod in all the games Harvest rolled
good ball, tho "Bhad" being especially
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TnrRE are many good rsN,ons why
you should use ono Minute Cough
Cure. There aro no reasons why you
should not, II in need Of hOlp. Tho only
harmless remedy that producer imlne.
dlatu results. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, y. +. Peabody, Bsnwood,
and Bowio & Co.. bridgeport. q Il
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NEsBlTT g. DEVINE.
TeL6@ 1919 Market Street.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

No. % TWELFTH ST., One brick and lione
dwelling, II rooms. all modern, lot idKl2l ieet
80 1870 SIXTEENTH ST, brick aud ifatno
dwelling Z rooms lot a0Ni20 Icot
No, ST. NATIONAL ROAD. frame dwelling
rooms IS feet front
no. 1871 FOURTEENTH ST., Lrick dwellIpg,S
rooms lot 3!Xl2J feet; brick stable on rear oil lot
house Ia, all modern convenience
40, iS7 NORTH HURON 81, frame dwelling,
4 rooms lot tOXlIl feet
No. 49, TWELFTH ST, new frame dwelling,
rooms, lot 80 feet front
40 10 SOUTH YORK ST., frame dwelling,
rooms lot AKIN feet
NO 1903 CHAPLlNE ST., brick dwelling, !
rooms, lot isylaO feet
NO. 1919 Gil APLlNE ST., hue brick dwelling,
rooms, modern.
nos iSi AND iS1 ALLEY II, double brick
dwelling rooms each and good brick slahlGi
lni G!x6O feet corner Wood street and Alley Is,
40 ZIG ZANE ST.. ISLAND, s room frame
dwelling lot 61NlH1 feet
No. 100 FIFTEENTH ST., franc dwelling, .
rooms. lot 2ONitO feet
10. los SOUTH FRONT ST., brick dwelling !
rooms lot 60 feet front
Fine building lot corner Main and Sixteenth
streets, C7Xla1 feet
building lots on Island. In Pleasant Valley,
Edglu ron aud LeaiherwOod. rs
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
RINEHART g. TATUM,
crr BANK BuiLplSa
Telephone no sen
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Special Dhpdieh 70 he Ini,iigAor.
srEuDESvILfE, Quo, Oct 22-In a
drunken row on tho BoWOry hcro to.
night Robert GRAY. known as "ThO
Devil" was shot by Davonor White,
who fred two shots aud thon OHcRpOd.
Both arc colorOd. Ono SHOT took effect
In tho loft MN.
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Richards boys, they bong beaten three
straight by the unnRmsd ak, led by
NOISY" Carcnhauer, Hamilton and
Campbell, oi NamOlesS, rolled great
ton'plnu, averaging over l70, For the
Richards aggregation Usellon did the
hat work The Foofaa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

NDttI1I DIiDdIch 70 IHt INltIW'Nct
WAsnlNGToy D. o.. Oct, 22.--Patonls
have boen issued 10 the following West
Virgiuians: John KaldridOr, Hinton,
nut lock; Thomas y. Walter, Hunting.
ton, curtain blind fixture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
FOB SAIB.

Farm IS acres. II acres bottom land, on Little
Grave creek 81 miles south Of city, cheap, on
easy terius. ~ $50
Farm. 70 acres, ~ milel east Of city, easy
terms 500
Farm. % acres, % acres creek bottom. miles
cart d eit,, easy tSrulS s3,ool.
Farm. l6i acres GmIles east Of city
Farm. III acres fronting on National road.
miles east Of the city Easy terms, $3.50
Farm. 30 acres : houses and orchards. 'front.'
ing on river. II miles south OF the cltyi very
cheap. 91l
Farm. 20 acres. miles east Of the cIty.
Splendid farm, $50 acres, on ROundbotton
100 acres OF same river bottom. SIS peE acre
Farm NJ j61 acres on Roundbouon.
Farm, IS acres, Belmont county, miles west
OF city. $500
Fafn, % acres Belmont county, miller west
OF city, 1880
Farm, 20 acres. Y miles east OF city, cheap.
cightroomed house.
Farm. :! acres, mile from Elm Grove