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Three.icurthS rhile-Flying Dutch.
man, Leonawell, 100; Nick, ll8; Helen
Nichols, Discount, ia; Rubicon, 1885,
AnnIsette, Weinberg, liz; WallzOr,
III; LustTe, 1906; jack OF Spades, lOi 1;
stonenellio, 100; lola, 81.
One and ons.oighth mlles-Patrielan,
ITO; Song and Dance, l04; Arapahoe,
lO2; Cass, 100; BombaEStte, 81.
Five.eighths mile, Holly handicap
Crcscendo, 100; Ben Brush, l2l; Mar
grave, ll5i Hazlet. Il3; Silver II, ll2;
Axiom, Floretta ~, 1905 Kamsin, 1885,
Intormisslon, Peep O. Day, 100; Pre-
mier, Pembroke, 9S; Runovor, Rodnor,
0S; Mussslnan, 9j.
Ono and ons.qunfter miles, first apsc'
ial-Henry OF Navarro, Domino, Ram.
pano, Rey FL Santa Anita, 1872; Clifford,
III; Sir Waiter ITO; Sir Francis, l07.
Five.eighths mile-Frontisr, llS; Fall
ing Water, Sweet FNvordale, ll5; Bona.
mela, San Marco, Tremago, 1903; Carib,
WoodYins, Sebastian, Oak, Wild Violet,
100
NIile-BrandyWine, ll5i sabilla, Luz
cania, Langdon, liz; Kennel, l0Sj Tho
Bluaer, Paadin, los,
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MOuNprNILLE.
A Miscellaneous nIolhngo OF Minor Stat.
ters from MAr.halrs Metropolis.

A MiScelIancOu, MclhnEo OF Minor Stat.
tiers FROM Mnr.halra Metropolis
The soldiers reunion will be held FRI
day, September 20, and big crowd is
expected. Ample preparations have
been made aud tho Gold boys" will he
given good time.
]. D. Shaw, Of the Echo, and A. Il,
Laing, Of tho Herald, leave for Olarks'
burg this morning to attend the press
association meeting.
A party Of MoundByillo gentlemen
purchased fiue block Of oil territory
at Sistersvilc. It Ia noAr the Dcist
wolls.
A party OF Pittsburgh gentlemen arc
here to-day on business connected with
tho electric railway.
j. u. Hicks Is building a largo ware
house on his lot next tho public school
building.
County court will meet to-day TO ad.
Just railroad valuations
Sheriff Mathews will arrive homo
from Louisville to-day 49,.
+. S. shiilin, n sistersville oil man,
was here yesterday.
Miss Mary Gable iS visiting Cameron
friends.
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BOTH MAY DIE.


A Tyler County Row That Ends In tho
Death on One of the Victims.
At Andrew Stephens homo on Mar.
shalps Run in Tyler county, back OF
slStersyille. a fatal cutting aGray oc-
Cured Sunday night Henry Stein,
John McBaker and doc" Barkes, were
the characters in the tragedy. 1t seems
that the men quarrelled over a wreSt-
ling match and Barkes assaulted the
other two. BErkeI pursuod McBaker
and shot twice at him and then coming
up with him on the road got in his
work with a knile. The wounds are in
the body and as the lungs are pene-
trated II Is thought by tho physicians,
Drs. West and Sellers. OF siItersville,
who went out to the scene Of the
trouble, that McBaker will die. Stein
is also badly wounded, but II is believed
no will recover. The assailant was ar.
rested yesterday and jailed at Middle
bourne,
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pHLLAInN.
An Sorts of Loeal Sew, and Gossip from
thu Glass Ctr


thu Glass Ctr
Louis He'll narrowly escaped being
killed about noon yesterday. lilo was
driving meat wagon along Thirty:
second street, and when in tho act OF
crossing the street car track an electric
car plunged into the wagon, Tho shafts
weTO broken and tho horse turned q
spmNraault, while tho front end OF the
wagon was cut down and dragged TO tho
front Of tho CITY buildings, Louis Hell
did not notice tho car until II struck
the wagon and no was thrown forward
on HE head. lie was bruised and
bloody, but no bones were broken. The
horse was Bkinned up somewhat, and
the front oil the wagon ia brokon into
splinlers,
q, Slaab was tried 10 jury In tho
mayors court yesterday altnuoon on n
charge Of violating the sunday laws by
selling liquor on that day, After oil
tho evidence was in the jury was in
struOied To bring In verdict Of not
guilty and did 90. There arc two or
three other cases, but this ending oil tho
first one will probably ond all.
Two or three bslligerent chaps
prOwlod around Saturday night looking
for trouble, and thoro were at least two
fights, In one OF which prominent
character got hiI nose split.
Frank T. Barber yesterday bought the
newa stand aud store Of Charles H..
Blakeney, and is now In charge OF the
daily papers. Ito will be assisted by
William Hoffman.
/. L. Emerson, the clever aud hust.
ling Republican candidate for clerk OF
tho courts, has been mlnglinG with
friends on the riyor front the past low
daya,
NJ. L. Mccullough and P, NJ. Banks,
Of Webster City, Iowa, are Spending a
few days with Dr. j, q, Mccullough
and family in this city.
Charles j. Gill, salesman for tho
Robinson glass company, wasin the city
yesterday.
DR.. II. 4. Rowles returned to Colum.
bus to resume the study otmediclRe.
Miss Jssaio Bute is Waiting relatives
in Allegheny this week.
Samuel shackloford left yesterday for
Red Key, Ind.
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NEw YoRH, Sept, l6.-Ex.CommOdore
James D. Smith, chairman Of the "Amer.
lca's" cup committee, issued the follow
lug statement to the press this after
neon;
II hsyO nothing to coy in answer to
lord Dunraysn's letter Of September
IS My committee ia out Of town, Lord
Duaravoa has given hiS letter
TO the public and our answer
will come later To strip this
Yachting question Of all eide Issues
aud special. but unimportaut, pleadtnIs
by Lord Dunravsn, without conditions,
old and new, that should not have pre-
vented him racing Valkyrie Ill. to the
finish Of the match, the glaring TACT
stands out that he did not do his duty
10 the Royal Yacht Squadron, VITO made
the challenge for him, to the English
people, to his supporters or to himself
lie prevented Defender from. showing
her power and speed in the second and
third racss, thus giving the syndicate
which built her no opportunity OF dis
playing her superiority over the chal'
Longing vessel.
"Iofd Dunrayen had the personal
right 10 decline to ro.sail the protested
race Of September 10 In written or I'M
written offer to him by MIR. lsclin aud
approved by the cup committee. which
no did decline. lie had also the same
personal right to start his yacht across
the line on September l9 and withdraw
her from tro race as he did, leaving Do.
fender to 90 over the course alone. l
believe it was R-to say the leSst-mis'
take In judgment and that the great
majority OF yachtsmen the world over
will so decide"
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New York, September lG-Tho card
at Brighton Beach contained but one
good horse IN the whole lot, Flying
Dutchmau, and he was promptly
sratohed, together with a lot OF Others
which made the sport a. unattractice as
possible, Seminary;
First. 8 acknowledgements, Il
Chattanooga, 2i Cuckoo, 5, Time, l:0ll,
Second 8 furlongl-sky Blue, Ii La
Vienta, .; Imperial, 3. Time, 1904.
Third, / milS-Applause, /; Second
Attempt, 2; ThyTa, 3, Time, l;42l.
Fourth, mile and iurlong-Adel'
bert, l /; Little Tom, q Prig,S Time, l;56,
Fifth, mIle-LookouI, !; Mckee, g
Nero, 8, Time, l;4Sl.
Sixth, mile-Dungarven, Ii sPrite,
2; Jack Rose, s. Time, l:45.
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BaooxLYS, Sept. l6,-The work OF
changing the rig of valkyrie was con.
tinusd at Erie Basin here to-day. Both
naAIs Tor the yawl.riE were In position
and her cruising sails have been put
aboard. Her racing sails will be ship
ned by steamer. Sailmaksr Ratley left
the boat about II o'clock this forenoon.
When he was asked by representative
Of the Associated Press as TO the truth OF
the rumor from Newport that the work
Of repairing the yalkyrio for sea had
been stopped, Mr.. Raisey replied:
"There is no truth whatever in that re.
nnFt
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A NEW SCALE OFFERED
By the Wheeling Iron and Stool
Company to Its Men,
WAGES WHICH THEY DEMANDED
Considerably Modified by tho New
Proposition, but Most of Those Ia'
torested Seem to Think tho Figures
arc all Risht-A Decided Increase
Contemplated in Both Propositions.
The Ninety Days not Up,

Az was chronIcled in the INTELLIdsS'
GER at the time, the employees OF the
Wheeling steel plant, at BsnwOod, met
In July and formulated a new scale Of
wages, providing for q general advance
and for certain changes in the system
Of paying, SO as to squalize the earn
ing, Of the mon there with those in
other steel plants In the Wheeling dis
lrict, particularly with the wages at tue
Riverside. The new scale was pre-
sonted to President Hubbard by q conn
miltee appointed for the purpose. The
workmen arc not organized into any
regular union, and their action ia simply
voluntary in q case OF this sort. but
thoy had a contract with the company
Stipulating that in case OF u demand for
change OF wages by either employer
or omploye ninety daya' notice must DO
given. President Hubbard announced
hIa intention oil insisting on this clause
Of tho wage contract, which would give
the company till November to act on
the proposition OF the men.
Last Saturday, however, Mr.. Hubbard
sent for the old mill committee, which
had represented the mon in previous
conferences. They held a conference
with him yesterday, at which he offered
q modified scale. a number OF the
changes demanded by tho man, which
they regarded az most important were
allowed by the new proposal, and it
provided for comfortable increase Of
wages in yearly every department. In
Holne cases the increase amounted to Is
psr cent
While the scala offered by the com.
pany did mot make as sweeping an In.
crease rs that submitted by the work
ingmen'a committee. It seemed to i'm.
press number OF tho men who were
secn by an INrELLIoEScGR reporter as
very fair and liberal. Last night n
meeting Of the employees was held at
the city hall. in Bsnwood, to hear the
report OF the mill committee aud net on
the proposed scale. While all the de.
tails were not settled, It Is safe to say
the scale will DO accepted practically as
submitted.
The plant will resume work this
morning, after 4 two days rest. The
old wages will prevail until the new
scale 10 formally accepted.
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Y. NJ. G. A. Gymm,lum opening

The middle Of September is the Gus.
.omary Tina for tho Young Mems Chris.
tiap Association gymnasium classes 10
be organized for tho fall aud winiOr.
The formal opening Of the gymnasium
for this season took place last night A
gOodly number Of young men were In
attendance aud were taken through
various exercises by tho physical direc.
tor. Tho following schedule Of classes
was announced:
Monday-IOadcrs' class, 7:l5 p. mi
juniors class, s p. III.
Iuesday-Ioung mems class, SIP. IN.
Wedusiday-ljoys class, 8 p. IN.
Thursdny-Jnnlors' class, 7:l5 p. IN. (;
young mems CIa'l, S:l6 p. IN.
Friday-Yonng mons class, 8 D. m,
SAturtlay-BoYs' class, 10 n. m.
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MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.

The wheeling Hardware Company Trans.
fers nii its stock to !. r. Jones for tho
benefit OF iA Creditors.
Yesterday a deed was left for record
with Cork Hook by which John w.
sliGe, Alwyn S. Rouk. agent, William
NJ. Rouk and Charles +. BrAunliCh,
partners doing business under the firm
namo Of the Wheeling Hardware Com.
pany, transfer to l. +. Jones, tho ntlor.
ney, in consideration Of IS and certain
trusts imposed by the deed, ali the
stock Of hardware, tools, etc, furniture
aud fixtures, book accounts and other
property OF evidences Of debt, to DO
disposed oil to tho bost advantage, &c.
cording TO the judgment OF the assignee,
and the proceeds applied, after paying
of all lions. to paying other claims
against the firm, In full il possible, aud
II not, then pro rata. No state ment Of
assets or liabilities Is given.
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BosToS. Sept. lG.-Blltimore won the
game In the seventh to-day, scoring Ave
uneaTned runs on combination OF wild
pitching by SWEETS, rank errors by
Long and Mccarthy, wierd umpiring
by Murray and athrse.bagHer by Brodio.
Boston rallied In the eighth, but with
Ylen on second and third and none out,
were only able to score a single run.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
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WASHINGTON, Sept 10. - To.day's
games wers marked by tho heaviest hit.
ting OF tho SOason, and 1t was by TIL,
that Washington won tho FIRST. In
tho second tho visitors forged ahead,
but although throo pitchers wOro tried
against thom, they won out Tho Ratno
wns called at tho 0nd oil the sixth on
account oidHrkuoSS. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
First game v W
wn.hIBTion..l az ~ ig 7
Bfpoklynaa.-2 l-I9 10
Famed runs liAud D. PItohOr Mercer aud
Kennedy
second game w.
ittooliyn ''', n,i Z o q 2 Oil \ /
Earned runs. . and T. Pitchers, Anderol,
Nu.lafGoy, lI0SweIlnnd Abbey Umpire heele'
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team by 100 runa In their llrst inning
the visitors piled up 2Si runs, aud
when tho home. eleyan made but 1888
things looked decidedly blue. In their
second inning, however, tho Americans
put together S07 runs, giving than a
lead Of 1871 runs. The visitors could not
guage the swift bowling OF Patterson
and 2, W, Clark 10 their second inning,
and made but 81 runs.
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NEw York, Sept. 16.-Doheny. an
amateur from ST. Adams, Va, received
a trial in tho box to-day by tho Now
York club, Considering the men that
PLAYED behind him, the youngaior did
we'll Tho Quakers hit him hard only
in tho fifth inning. after chance was
given 10 Ioiire thD side. Tho Ramo was
called after tho eighth inning on nc.
count Of darkness. Attendance, 500.
Score:
Nev York ..2 90 UOiO 2-6 s 4
PhllIielphln.....l 10 o % 10 1
Famed runs. sanda Pitchers, Dohsny and
Carey Umpire, Hurst
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New YoRE. Sept, l6.-The Hudson
County Athletic Club. Of Jersey City
intended to bring Kid Madden, OF Brook.
lyRsand Jimmy Barry, OF Chicago, to-
gethor in fifteen round bout tonight,
but these clever banlRms were not per-
mllt0d to 90 on, owing to police inter
ieranee. II was announced that the
fight was indefinitely postponed,
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Earned runs Boston q TWo.bn,c hits Long
pabn6n, Keller. Threc-bnse hits, BrUd!c
stolen bases. Mccarthy. Double play. Jennings,
Gleason aud Carey. First base OH balls, Tucker,
Gleason. Keller, 3; Kelley. , lit by pitched
bali. IenningA Struck out, Duny. Kelley, RelE,
Cnfoy Robinson, liCmmlng Wild pitches
HenfnlnE Time, 2:io. Umpire. Murray.
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PHILADELPHIA, sVpt. lO,.-.rhs thor.
national cricket match between the
OSloFd and Cambridge past and pFo'ent
and tia Unyofslty Of Pennsylvania past
aud present teams, which began on
Friday was nnishOd at 2i4O tlllS alter
noon, aud was won by tile American
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CLEVELAND, Sept iG,--Tho OlovclandS
we're welcomed homo to-day BY an on
thnAiaAllc crowd and they proceeded to
shut ont tho Rsd'. Uuppy was tho
cause Of the Victory, the YlSlIors being
unable In hit him. Score
Allendsut0 1900 y
GI8cinRSt % . . 0 0 0 90 I /
Earned runs. Cleveland 5. Pitchers, cuppy
and paffott Vmnlfn, UDhy
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GENERAL NOTICES.
pEDEMPTloN OF BONDS OF
Electric Light Loan.

The holders OF the above named bonds arc
hereby notified that tho following numbers
have boon called, namely: 81. IL, 80, 0S, 81,
%, 40, Og, 10, 81. oil. 80, %, IL, o, OF one
hundred dollars cachi III, 100, 1853, III, $50.
1886, $50, OF avo hundred dollau EACH @i5,
2II, goa, OF one thousand dollars each aud ara
payable october l, 1895. at which date they will
cease to bear interest Bonds aud coupons will
be paid at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley.
sell COM'Rs OF ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN
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NOTES on NAVlGArIoN.
Stage of Water aud Movements of Boats
The River Interests.
YErrnpArs nrrAnrrnrs.


YEsTERDAY's DEPARTURE.
FnyOrl,o. Walker Matanotns, liam
jennie George. booth ClarlngtOn, J:50 p. N.
BOATs LEAVING TODAY
Jennie George, iIooIh, ClArIngton, 800 p. m.
Tho O. II. Woods did not como out
Yesterday, but will be back in hcr trade
II the river docs not fall rapidly.
The marks ate p m. showed SO inchos
and still rising, though very slowly.
Three feet will DO tho top.notch OF tho
rise.
According TO statistical reports,
100000 moro passengers were carried
on tho Ohio river from 1880 TO 1890 than
on tho Missouri or Mississippi river.
Tho Andes was launched from KrepT
ways Saturday, aud IL now roady to 90
into tho coal carrying business Tho
hull Of tho famous old steamer Is IN
worry good condition, and no doubt will
DO an interesting piece Of craft about
the rlyon for yORrs.-Chroniclc. Itie'
graph
Tho towboat John Miln passed down
yesterday afternoon ut . o'clock. Capt.
Steve Davis, hOr owner, will take her to
Louisville, whrrO ahU will DO turned
over to tho United Slatos government,
Mr.. W. L. Campbell, a Unitod States
engineer, Of Alabama, having com.
plotted tho dun for hsr purchase several
wOoRs ago. Tho boat will proceed TO
Montgomery, via Now Orleans and Mo.
bile.
rms RiyER MARKS
PlltsburgI--Riyor 2 icct inches and
falling al the dam. Weather cloudy
aud cool.
WarOn--RlvOr two.tOnths Of q foot
and stationary. Weather rainy
Groonaboro-- River ioOt aud station.
AIRY. Weather rainy aud warm.
slonbonyillo-R River 2 loot inchOa
and rising. Weather cloudy aud warm.
OIL Uily.-RlyBr 7 Inches nnd station.
ary. Weather cloudy aud pleasant
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CHOLERA MoRBUs lie dangerous com.
plant, and often 10 fatal in itB results.
10 avoid this you should use De Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure, US soon rs the
frat symptoms appear. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, B. i. Peabody,
Bonwood, and DowiO & Co., Bridge.
port, o. 8
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FOR SALE
No Il Fourteenth street, business location.
rlE.roomed house GU Peninsula, Sl,s0
EOnT lots EN- Grove.
No GO South Huron street
No Kentucky street.
BuildluE dtc Plcasan. Valley, fronts rs tost
on National road.
Two dcIriblr residences, Woodsdalc
No is Thirty.lrst street. ilrOomed dwelling
Desirable residence on Sixteenth street
No 90 North Front street.
Heal estate OF every description
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NOTICE.


Pursuant to instructions from Hon John J.
Jackson, Judge oithO District aud Circuit Courts
Of the United States for the District of West
Virginia, notice I, hereby given that tho terms
of the United States Circuit and District Courts
which should convene their sessions in Wheel.
ing on September 70. 1895. arc adjourned indca-
nIcIy
Jurors. sutos aud witnesses will govern
themselves accordingly
A. d. GARDEN,
sole United states Marshal
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sEvERAL years ago waB tnkOn with
aoysfO attack Of lux. was alex In bed
about ten days aud could got nothing
10 rnIovn mo until u'od Chamber.
laIn's Collie, Cholera and DlnrthoOa
Rompdy, which Curod mo aud las boon
n housohold tsmOdy with uu over alncO,
j. d. NARROW, DOCAlurvlllS, Mo.
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DUNRAVEN ANSWERED
Most oonOlusively by Commodore
Smith, Of tho Cup Committee.
THE ENGLSHMlN is IN A LIGHT

Not Exactly Pleasing to HIS Friends,
The National League Raoo-ThO
Three Leaders Win Again-RaItI.
moro appears to bs tho Winnor
Easlly-Tho Special RaoD at RrlGh-
Ton neaoh-othsr News OF Sport,
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Baltimore continues her unbroken
victory record and is fast getting up to
tho point when the Spiders will battle
hopelessly so far as winning out Is con.
cerned. In fact, Philadelphia has a
much better chance to beat out Cleve'
land than the latter has TO reach the
top. Three clubs, Pittsburgh. Chicago
and Brooklyn, are now tied for fourth
position. 1tlooks rs though three west.
ern clubs may figure in the drst division
in the final lineup after all.
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TO LOAN.


NM UNE1 lU IIUhN1
.IHA- Cash always on hand in sums q sur,
from $40 and upwdrds, on real estate; also ga
furniture. &c, without removal; easy hymentA
No charge unless loan " made. OonhdentlaL
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY \, Box ~
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IN rHE NATIONAL LNAGUE
Yesterday. Game, aud the Change. in the

TopAY's GANEs-Chicago At PitHbnrghi Gin
cinnAu az Cleveland; s.. Louis at Louisville;
Philadelphia at New York. Baltimore AZ Boa'
ton: brooklyn at Washington.
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RINEHART & TATUM, Agents,
CITY HANK BUILDING
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Flyoroomcd house on Virginia street, near
York at S1.00l
Cheap,
Elevcu.roOmed house on Fourteenth street.
near EOh al 81, bOl A bargain,
FiTc.roomed house on Lind street, near Four
teCuth street. at $50.
Lots, 25xl2j feet, on South Huron street, At
MONEY TO LoAN-slOOo. 5000, $500
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FoR RENT.

r---------F---
ENOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE.
IL No. l05 Fourteenth street. containing nine
Possession at 0uce Apply 10 D. q. LIST IT.,
lG2! Market street seb
LNoR RENTS ROOMS, 2SD FLOOR,
IL Tenth street SO, rooms 3Td floor, EleY.
GDth street. s!sj both above apartments haYo
bath and both gases. Basement corner Tenth
aud Market streets. tli 2rOoms, lst floor, Wiz
ginia street 80 For SRla-Dwelllng and HtoTa'
numbered 30 RndA Virginia street. cheap.
JAMES l., HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loan Agent 1875 Main Street,
Telephone bH. sei
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N OTICR
Warming to the Public.

Invlcw Of the prevalence Of smallpox in the
city oiwhasilns and vicinity and in some Of
tho nrlghbo,lnE towns md tho dCslrRblIIy Of
preventing the said disease from obtaining a
iOothoid in Elm Grove,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That every person who shall have come from
any infected di'ttIct, or who has, or Is sus.
pcctcd Of having smallpox, or who has recently
been exposed to such iIscalc, will not be par.
mlt,od to enter aud remain within tho limits Of
tho town OF Kim Grove and should any such
person obtain lolgmcnt therein temporarily.
tho place Of abode Of such person will DO
promptly aud rlgIdly quatuntIncd,
ny order OF the council.
ROBERT NJ DAUGnERTY,
Mayor oithc Town OF Kim Grove
srrrVnrr u 1891 sell
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SToCEs FOR SALE.
lOShRrus German Bank.
lUSharcs Exchange Bank
shares Mail Pouch Tobacco Co.
6jI. share, Wheeling steel aud Iron Co
.OshRTus FrauEllu Insurance 70.
70 shares Ohio Valley Bank
~ shares Beliont Iron Works
5Shares rlrc and Marine Insurance Co.
Two Lots In EdgiugIOn's Lane:
Il. S. IRWIN, Broker.
jy2l No. 81 Twelfth Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
WANTED.

WANTED-A SUITE OF TWO or
w three rooms unfuTnlShed. centrally To-
Gated Address 90, L.. caro- lntelllGeneeE ohiee:
WTANTED-A ROOM IN A QUIET
w locality by glnglO gentleman. AddTeN
W" lntelllgencer office.
SALEsAiAN (AIEDIOALl-WANTED
~ to call on physicians With large aud i'm
p0rtant surgical work allu0sE ready; AZ eNesl'
lent income can DO earned BY physicians Or
Others OF good address, state age and experience
Lock hAT lhil, Phlladolnhla. Pa lnrl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Fnyorl,c. Walker, Matamorna, liam.
jennie George. booth, ClarngtOn, J:S0 p, n.