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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23
ro.MoRnow's PnoGnAMME.
Labor Day at Mozart Park will DO n Mon
Gtcr Celebration.

Labor Day at Mozart Park will DO Mon.
Gtcr Celebration.
The frat feature Of the celebration
will be the street demonstration, which
will form at 0 O'Clock and move sharp at
10 o'clock. The officials, formation, etc,
are as follows:
Nlarshals- -Chiei mardhRl. G. ". Gill;
ton; chief OF stat, Fred Williams; stall,
Andrew Wilson, Joseph Robinson J.
Donahue, ]. S. Parker; division mar
shals, first division, Oscar Howard sec.
ond division, William Windsr; third
division, William Nesbtt; fourth divls.
ion. William Latousch.
Order of prOcoIsion-FIrIt division,
printers, glaISwOrkers. carpenters, brick
LAYERS, stone masons. hod carriers; sec.
ond division, cigarmakers. iron workers,
brewery workers, plumbers, Coopors,
stove noulderG. carriage aud wagon
workers; third division, potters. miners,
tobacco workers. tubeworkors, butchers,
tniiors; fourth division, mounted men,
carriages, wagons, trades display.
Formation-Flrst division, form on
Chaplino street, right resting on
Twelfth; second division, form on
Twelfth and Fol, right resting on Chap
line; third division, form on Four
tOenth. right resting ON ChAplino;
fourth division, form on Fifteenth,
right resting on Chnplno.
Limo OF march-Sixteonth TO Market,
10 Tenth, to Main, to lwenty'iourth, to
ChRpline, TO Twonty.third, to Eon, to
fhirty.ninth, to jucob, to Forty third,
to incline.
Tho frat Amusement Ievcnt Mt tho
park will DO the prize bowling contest
on tue park allovH, the prizes Of which
are as follows: First. for highest score,
$40; second, 81 50; third, s.; fourth,
81 So Other events are as follows, an.
trance iros with q. W. Clifton on the
grounds:
Foot raco-l'iut prize, 50; second
prize, g.
Potato ruco-First prize, 81 second
prize, g.
ThroO.loggol raco-First prize, s.;
second prize g.
OnO.lcggod race, opon to all onc.lOgped
men-Fttss prize, So; second prize, s.
One milo bicycle race, open to riders
Of Whooling aud vicinity--l'Irst prize,
llno gold aud oynx stand, value S2j ;
second prize, imperial vase, value Sl2 I;
second prize, gold franc shaving glass.
valnO -. Entries to this race should
DO made with H. NJ. Archer, lNrELLt.
dESCER Office. bsIorO p IN. this oven.
ing Tho fAcO will DO under tho sane.
ton Of tho l.. A. W racing board, aud
governed by l.. a. W. rules
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THE RACING PROGRAMME
At tho state Fnir wan Bs tho Best Ever
scSn on the Grounds.

At tho state rnIr wiI lie tho Best Ever
soon on the Grounds.
Tho speed programme prepared by
the Speed Committee Of tho State Fair
and Exposition Association, ia by all
odds tho most attractive ever gotten up
for the Wheeling Fair, and tho large
cash prizes and tho iamO OF the now
race course will attract more and bottor
than ever before.
Tho races will open Tuesday, septem.
her 8, with thtOO events, q trot. pace
md run, tho purses aggtcpating an
oven $1,000. On Wednesday there will
DO four great races, for an aggregate Of
si,400, and four alao on Thursday, WHOM
tho purses offered reach $1,000. Tho
ircoiornIl pace, on this day, for $500,
and tho 2:2i trot for 800. will DO OxCit.
ing contests. Fridays contests will DO
ihroo in number, for an aggregate OF
$i,lOO and tho iroo.ior.all trot on that
day, for 500, will nllO attract a largo
share oil attention from owners OF fast
hOTBpg
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CYnENE COMMANDMENTS
Excursion to HoSton via tho Picturesque
Baltimore Is Ohio.

Excursion to RoGton VIA tho Picturesque
Baltimore Is Ohio,
No finer cars will roll 10 and out Of
Wheeling than those to DO uaad by
Cyrene Commandory on the pilgrimage
leaving Wheeling Friday afternoon,
August %.
This Is trip no ono should miss on
account Of tho exceedingly low rate and
tho uuequaled advantages for comfort
offered by tho committee. Instead OF
depending upon station eating houra,
tho Baltimore & Ohio Company have
placed at the disposal Of the COM
mittee Pullman buffet cars, so that the
tourists arc always assured Of lunch
without leaving the cars
Tho arrangements arc now complete
in every detail. even the stato.roOm
tickets on the steamer Pilgrim, leaving
New York Saturday evening ~ $3.50
o'clock, are in tho hands OF the COM
mittco. and every person will know
just where his stSte.room is before no
starts.
Thun the hotel accommodations in
Boston. A very large number Of com.
manderies must sleep in their own cars.
owing to failure in securing hotel
quarters. Cyrcne's huStliuG committee
made contract for quarters eight
months ago, and members Of the party
arc assured OF comfortable quarters
while In Boston. Such combination
all the comforts OF modern railroad
travel; tho magnificent scenery along
tho line OF tho Baltimore d Ohio the
beautiful Bound Brook route; the
sumptuously appointed steamers Of the
Fall River line, together with the hotel
accommodation in Boston certainty,
Is something no other excursion party
out Of Wheeling were over promised.
Parties going are notifOd that the train
leaves tic Baltimore IL Ohio station on
Friday at 3 p. m., sharp. Tho commit
too can accommodate a fow more, but
arrangements must DO made immodi'
ateIy BY applying to W. +. shaGer,
chairman, or I. q. BURKE,
Passenger Ticket Agent, Baltimore &
Ohio Railway.
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STRENGTH OF LABOR
viii be Demonstrated Saturday In
the Annual Celebration,
OHIO VALLEY TRADES ASSEMBLY
Has Made Arrangements For a Great
Celebration at Mozart Park-ThO
Street Parade WIN DO a BIG one-A
Fine Amusement Programme WIN
be q Feature = Programme and
Other Interesting Information.

Last evening at trades assembly hall,
the general committee in charge OF the
annual celebration Of Labor Day, which
occura oa Saturday at Mozart park, un'
dor the auspices OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly, held a
largely attended and enthusiastic meet
ing at which considerable business In
connection with tho celebration was.
transacted, Everything is moving
along smoothly, aud it is anticipated
that the 1895 celebration will be ono Of
the bust OF the several successful ones
given by the assembly.
President w. II. Riley presided and
Secretary T. v, Salisbury was at the
desk, The subcommittee having the
matter In charge reported that the
restaurant contract had been given
The privilege committee reported re-
garding several matters and will meet at
Mozart mark this atternoan to complete
the preliminary arrangements.
IL Hud uGGiNGu tt "tSW t"N ASN
riers $40 for music in the parade. The
dancing committee reported everything
in shape for tho celebration. Tho mu'
sic committee reported band had been
secured for the trip on the trolley car
this evening to advertise to'morroWs
celebration. The general committee
and newspaper men will mako the trip
on the trolley, which starts at trades as
sembly hall at 1880 p. IN.
Tho amutement committee reported
its programme as outlined elsewhere.
The bar committee, through Mr. Michael
Grogan reported thenames OF assistants
aud Chairman Jers Mead, Of tho gates
committee, reported gatemen appoint.
cd. There appointments were confirm
cd by the general committee.
Arrangements were made for tue ser
vices OF Jour policemen, two at tho foot
OF tho incline and two on tho hilltop
The printing committee reported having
placed advertisements aud asked power
to have 10000 paper badges printed for
general distribution to the public.
The subcommittee having in charge
tho matter Of female division to the
street parade made It's report. The
members had attended a meeting OF the
Bloch Brothers tobacco workers, and
had found some disinclination to take
part, but forty young women had agreed
TO turMout
Chief Marshall Clifton made his 70.
port to the committee. lie said the
aides aud division marshals had metnnd
all were thoroughly informed Of their
position in tho limo and duties. lie an.
iicipatod parade that would compare
with the best. Vulcan Lodge No. !, Of
Bonwood, had decided to turn out and
would bo attached to tho ironworkora'
division. No mounted ridsrs, excepting
aides, will DO attached to any but the
fourth division.
The committee adjourned to meet
this evening at o'clock sharp.
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cspt that tho tilty eeRl1 q day was paid
him, aud this no inHlltQd was in pur'
nuanCs OF verbal astooment" be-
tween himself aud D0ViOr. He alked ;
EATER he gets his pay d II Rnybody's
business whether he puts II Into an or
phAp asylum or some charitable inltitu'
ton, OF gives II to msW
There WAS quite q rRey little talk The
doctor asked II he was expected to stay
in the office, 90 out aud treat smallpox
caSes aud do special inspeotlon-work
tWehty'iOuT hours out OF the twenty
four,
ME Ehsllug-I suppose tho commits
tee ought to hire q man to stay IN the
Office, another TO wait on the sick and
another 10 do the special inspecting,
aud pay you all three salaries,
DR., Walden - And | suppose you
think that IL beautiful sarcasm you are
setting Oh, That is very bright and
RmuIing
He was told Of the proposal to de-
mRnd that he pay back all the money
he had received from Bowler,
THAT" he said, ~ tiatlY refuse TO do
~ pEeteuN Hubll hluAuGtHoA Az lASos
He denied that he had deceived the
committee about DoWlers pay, or had
deceived Bowler, As a parting shot,
he said;
Another thing I want to mention (;
Van OleaTy mot me this evening and
said no wanted his pay as chief Of the
guards or he would at once Iake-lsgal
slspS to collect II"
He was asked who hired Cleary, and
said he dldi that under the ctroum'
Slances he had right to, and that At
any rate both Drs. Stathera and Taylor
had advised him TO appoint chief Of
guards,
Dr.. Siathers aud he had some dispute
aa TO conversation between them and
Or. Walden said the only reason the
doctors had gone back on MIN was that
CleRry was Democrat, rampant
Democrat. He believed II he had APP
pointed Republican the committee
would have confirmed his action.
Tho committee devoted somo time to
discussion as to whether TO continue
Dowler on as a special inspector, and o.
to whether there was sufficient legal
grounds to remove DR.. Walden from OF.
flee, or to request his resignation. II
was suggested that the wholo,matter be
simply reported to council for its ac'
ton, but many thought the COMMITTEES
should make some recommendation.
City Solicitor Boyce appeared about
this time, and the case being stated to
him he said he was not q. first glance
prepared to say It there was ground for
removal OF tho official. HeWaS inclined
TO regard it as q very questionable casa
against him under the Law. There were
several matters in connection with il
that ought to be considered carefully.
Mr.. Ebeling moved that the commit
tee defer action until the next meeting,
on Monday evening, and that the soitc'
itor in the meantime look up the bear.
ing OF the law on the facts as presented,
and report them, which was adopted,
and the committee adjourned.
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LOCAL BRRvlFlEs.
Matters of Minor Momont Ia ind About
tho CITY.


THIs evening tho council committee
on streets, alleys aud grades will meet.
Tue livery stable on Market street
Just north OF the creek ia being rebuilt.
A MEETING Of tho council committee
On police has been called for this even
ing.
A REGULAR meeting OF the council
police committee will DO called Tor this
evening,
OFFICER McCAUsLASD last night run
in plain drunk, the only arrest made
up TO mIdRlght,
TuE daIa OF the Pain'a fireworks dis
play at Mozart park has been changed
to Tuesday night, September 3.
Born tho theatres have paper out for
their opening attractions, and the days
arc getting shorter at both ends,
THs new coal yard OF W. II. Fec, at
the east end Of Seventeenth street, will
DO finished by the first Of next week.
THERE was not a case on tho police
court docket yesterday. white
washes" have not been common TO-
Gently,
SEVERAL local Baltimore & Ohio
freight conductors have been laid oil on
account Of recent minor miIhaps, and
brakemen promoted 10 their places.
The tricycle. missed from Ohio street,
Island. and reported to the police, was
brought back and left whore It was
taken from. Somebody apparently only
borrowed It,
STREET SUPERINTENDENT HoLMRs's
hor'e ran oil yesterday morning and
frightened another team, which also
ran of, but both were caught before
serious damage resulted,
GREAT complaint is heard Of tho
rough conduct, atonO'throwing and pro-
family Of crowd Of boys who gather
az Twelfth and ChaplIne streets every
night, The police will stop it.
AN oxproSsman made quite a racket
in Fast Wheeling yesterday afternoon,
refusing to unload some furniture till
no was paid. After several hours OF,
flesr Suppler interisrod aud made him
unload, but In doing SO he broke sofa,
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"rnll DAznGEnn rIl,sr
on Manager Rl'Htrr'' Ll,t Of Attraction
N0Gi sonAUn.

on Manager IllSatcr'A Ll't Of Attractions
N0Ii sonHUn.
On Wednesday evening, Augustus, tho
Wheeling Opera House will DO opened
iot tho aoAson. and Manager Rioatof
hnS happily chosen Tor tho opening
play brilliant thing, "Tho Dazslor"
Tho house has boon much improved
Blnra last henson, and will look as bright
~ new pin.
Coygfov0 4 Grant mnlo u ton Htriko
whom they secured Raymond Rindluy
ief ths confidence man lis their Hew vet.
Alon VI "lhs DAallat" lilo plays tho
Part admirably, aud his songs aud
daucOp ara ono Of tho strongest features
oil the ahOM
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.


To lrhom Il Nav Concern
Notice is hereby given to all in.
tercSted parties that in compliance
wIththe orders Of Council, the Com.
mittcc on Cemeteries viii OH Mon.
day, August 20, 1905, commence
work upon the Improvement of the
Sixteenth street ccmetery, IN &C.
cordunec with a plan adopted by
said committee.
All parties interested desiring to
express a wiShas TO the rc.intcrmcnt
Of bodies or their removal to other
cemeteries must communicate with
the undersigned OH OF before the
above date.
WIN. II. HALLER, Chairman.
nu9l
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A HOUSE kicked II a. shatcr, Of tho
FrOcmyur House, NlIdllcbnrg N. Y, on
tho knuo, which laid him up In bod
and caused tho Rnoc Joint to become
Elin A iriond recommended him 10
uaC OhambotIan's Pain Balm, which Ito
did, and IN two days was able to ho
around, Mr.. Sh@IaF has recommended
II " many others aud saws II In oxcol.
Lent Tor any kind Of brulso ot aprain.
THIS snmo Remody Ia also famous for
ila CutOa VI fhOulnalIsm,
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1hOrO nro still rumora niloat M to tho
safety Of tho |. o. .. +. hail building.
Ono Of tho directors said yesterday that
thoro was cvUry possible assurance OF
ils Ontito safety, and II Is bOing loft IN.
repaired only 10 await tho return Of
President l3llinghan, Of tho board, from
tho oast, "a tho association contemplation
putting In now ftonlb to all tho business
tOOmB.
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ABOUT people.
Stranger, 10 the city aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers 10 the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
The third and Anal Baltimore & Ohio
excursion to Atlantic City aud the sea-
shore left Wheeling yesterday. The
1925 a. III. train carried number OF
excnrsionists, but the larger number
went on the two afternoon traiMs.
Among those who departed were noted
tue following: Mira. NJ. Reilly aud sis.
ter, Mrs. John Miller; Robert !. Teas.
dale and party, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
GRAY, Stephen Rice, Mrs. TruSchel and
daughter, Colonel Z. NJ. Statlcr, Will
bowers II, l. Zane, J. I. Reed aud wife,
+. Emsheimer. Miss Conrad and party,
Miss BERTHE Davis and others. They ar
rive at their destination this morning.
Mr.. PlatoH Zane and wife are home
from Atlantic City.
Miss Maria Carson. OF stoubenville, is
visiting Miss Nina FtOtO, on Sixteenth
street.
Nlisa Mary Ebbert is spending few
days in tho city among her intimate
friends.
Mrs. NJ. Weaver and daughter Ella arc
home from Scio, o., where they were
visiting irienda.
Mr.. B. W. Peterson, wife and children
and Mr.. W. +. Peterson have returned
from Cape May.
Mrs Herman Kreitcr and darghior,
Miss Thusuolla, left yesterday TO visit
friends at Columbus, y.
Miss Flora Berger, Of New Martins
vile, is spending few days with Miss
Watson, on the Island.
Mr.. II. Juergens and two daughters.
Of the Island, are home from an ex.
tended visit TO BraxIcn county.
Misses Rose and Anna Jacobs, OF
Pittsburgh, are visiting tho family Of
Mr.. Louis schaub, on MCCOlloCh street,
East Wheeling.
Rev. DR.. Swope will occupy his pulpit
atSL Matthews church Sunday morn.
ing at the usual hour, On Monday no
will leave for tho cast
Mesrs. i. +. Thnner, Joe Weisgorbor,
Ed MiChRels. Gus PraCht and others are
homo from the Yacht am Rhine fishing
Clubs camp, ut Nuzun's Mills.
Mrs. II. b. Savageot. Of South Chap
limo street, left yesterday Tor Washing,
ton, Pa. called there BY tho serious ill.,
ness Of her mother, Mrs. Charles DrIo'
horAt.
The statement that Major John W,
Mitchell had gone to CnmbridgDborc
was mistake. Ito only won't ont into
tho country to spend couple Of dayS
with friends,
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage of Water and Movements OF Boats.
The River IntOrssta.

Stage OF Water and Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests.
Tho steamer Lexington has TO tic up
at last on account OF low water. Captain
elmo will take advantage OF the low
water to make somo needed repairs. He
has secured the Z. II. Woods to take
her place.
THE RIVER MARKS
PittabuTgh-Rivcr foot inches and
falling At tho dam. Weather clear and
pleasant.
Parkersburg-River . feet 3 inches
and falling. Weather clear aud cold.
Observation-Disclosures feet and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
Morgahtown--RiYsr feet md sta
tionarv. Weather clear and warm.
Standardization | feet inches
aud falling. Weather clear and warm.
Oil City-River inches aud falling.
Weather clear and pleasant
Warron-ltivOr six.tonths OF foot
and stationary. Weather clOar and cool.
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THE RIVER MARKS


OF the Spanish InquRltlnn never inflicted tor
lures more dfcaliHl than those endured by I'll,
victim Of inlllmtHtIfy rheumatism. Ihi
chronic form Vt this obstinate malniy IL sun
ctcptty pa,RluL Arrest Il ~ the NRtt with Hos
tcttcrE stomach liItCri anil avoid becoming
lifelong martyr The Bttcn will remove mall
ria hnd kidney complaints. dyspepsia, c0nslpl
ton nervousness aud neuralgia remedy dObll
rs aud hAstunh COnvalCsCCnCc.
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Samples Of nn entirely now limo Of
Knight Tomplar cards, many designed
especially for tho ooheIave at Boston,
have boon received ut tho lNrELMdES.
cen office. Call aud 500 thom before
gatiinp Your snnnly for boston.
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Start now aud buy tho flncaL Dairy
Butter, three pounds 30 ConlV, At Fitz.
gibbons liuttSr Stand, 1905 Market
stfnol, In Rohln's moal market
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FOR SALE
No. 10 Fourteenth street, business l9claas,
s.. 800.
slx.roomod house on Peninsula, sl,oJl
-Four lots, Elm Grove.
No. Gg South HGrou street
No 2 Kentucky street
Building site, Pleasant Valley, fronts rs lE
on National road.
Two desirable residences. Wooisdala
Nc. Gs ThiFiy.lrst street, l2.rOomel dEs.lE
Desirable residence nu SlKteenth street
No. 81 North Front street.
Real estate OF every description.
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MONEY TO LOEN,
Special Sale Of Real Estate!

NO 1905 CIIAPLlNE STREET, brick dwco1i
Of ! rooms aud finished attic water on iA'a7
floors, lot lSNlSO feet Splendid location.
no, lbs FOURTEENTH STREET, lot Nu@
feet Must be sold before september T.
NO ~ WuOpS SrREIsT. two story toies
brick md brick stable. lot G,x6J feet
NO 1873 ClIAPLtSE STREE fine r'siiclS
THREE LOTS. each S0XilO feet on the uo'n
east corner Of Wabash and Indiana sfHa
Island WILLsrLL CiIEAr
no 100 FIFTEENTH STREET frame hoi%"
four rooms LoT aDxlO0 Turr
Part Of lot No. n on the west side 81 Man,
between TwcntySecond street aud alloy ~ W.
q frontage OF 29iS feet aud oXtcnd'io thea'N'
tho rcnr.
binding lots In woodsdalc. LealhcrEooi iaa
Pleasant Valley.
MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL ESTATE
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will DO rUcoiYcd by the Board Of Regents
OF the West Virginia state Normal school and
It's branches at the Office Of the undersigned. US
follows: For the erection aud heating OF Il
building for Marshall College Normal School, ut
Huntington; alterations aud additions TO tho
old building at West Liberty: addition 10 the
present building At Fairmont, and new build
lug at ShCpheThslown,
Ira wings may be seen on and after August
% 1885. at each Of the above nalhed places for
the building % be thorc erected, aud tot gil tue
buildings al the Office Of Hon. r ), Riley. In
Wheeling. First National Bank. In Hunting.
ton: tho ofice Of Hon. r NJ Glikeson, Ia Par.
kersbnrg aud a. the Otllco OF the state Spperin.
teudent % Free Schools IN Charleston.
The bids will be opened Mt rArEcBbnrg, w..
Va September 10, 1877. where bids, not sent to
Charleston, will be received w TO the hour Of
noon on the said 10th day OF September 1876.
Tho right IS reserved To reject any or all bids
NEKGIL A. LEWIS,
President Of the Board Of Regents Of the West
Virginia State Normal School aud It's branches
Hulg
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STOCKs FOR SALE.
80 shnreS German RHnN.
~ shnrc, Exchange lI1nk
shares Mail Pouch Tobacco Co.
GiSg shares Wheeling steel and Iron ca
.OshnrrS Franklin Insurance Co
80 shares Ohio Valley bank
y shares BellonI Iron Works.
hshnrcs Flrr aud Marine Insurance Co
Two Lots In EdginglOns Lane.
X. s IRWIN, Brokcr.
jyaD No, - Twelfth Street
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
AssIeNEE,s SALE.

A SSIGNEE SALE OF THE WHEEL
"A ING HILL rISEYARD PROPERTY
We will OiOr for short Iime, At private sale.
the Wheeling nil VINEYARD Property, consisting
Ui about thlrty.,Wo acres and Improvements
thereon VIII sell said properly ~ whole or
will sell the east or woSt side OF the hill sepa.
falcly, ~ win suit purchasers. Tor price nnd
terms call at tho Office Of George ]. MAthlSon,
No 1893 Market street Wheeling. ". Va.
GEORGE J, MATtilsOS and r. s RILEY.
Jylg AS.iguecs OF J. 7. sullivan.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR S-ALB.

EOEO oALE.
No. iiSs Tcnnstrcot, rooms aud bath both
gases. Cheap.
No. Il ltthNrGct. ti.ronncd brick Cheap
No, COZ Market street, q rooms. 81 j0l
Nos ii0l and llOj Market street. buSluou
property $3.50.
NOs. " aud - I7th street. Il rooms. sI5n
no. 22B Market street, rooms aud bath. 3l,dl
No, W & York street. looms. Cheap.
No, ~ n FrOut ~, s rooms aud hath, Cboan
No, lOil. Chnplnc st.. s rooms, bath room aud
largo stable siO1.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwelling aud
store room. Chcnp.
Houses Of all sizes aud In different location
Saloon for sale oil 10Th street, rhpnp
Restaurant aud hOtOl Tor sale on Market s.rcot
cheap.
Restaurant aud hotel for sale on eth street.
cheap,
Cigar store on Market stree; for sale chcan
nulldlng lots IN all tho best locations ia tho
city.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
HARRY j. Fink,
TclCphono 6Si lnt5l llll Market stnct civ.