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Augusta county has just paid 81 200 to
farmers to reimburse them for loss of sheen
by dogs. 1t seems to us that dogs are very
expensive luxury in Augusta. We are inter-
ested to know if they are axed.-RicAmaond
State.
They are now, and have for many years
been taxed, and the money from the tax is
apportloned by the Supervisors, every year,
pro rata, among the owners of the sheep
that have been killed by dogs. 1t is an ex-
cellent system, and it is surprising that all
the counties in Virginia where sheep rails
ing is desirable, have not adopted it.
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The Waynesboro complaint in to-day IS
paper is pretty peppery; but you could
hardly expect anything else from town
where. as far as passenger trains are con-
cerued, the railroad keeps them on the Sun
aay schedule every day of the week.
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POLITICAL NOTES

Democratic matters in Shenandoah and
Frederick, as regards the voting for Sena-
tor. are badly tangled. AS has been stated,
the point of disagreement was between the
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existing stats Of affairs. be al sht be induced
to look into the matter and ascertain whether
the railroad is not to consider to some extent,
the convenience Of the travelling public.
wAYNEsBoRo.
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StauntOn indicator !.
TlnsLEy & MORTON. ProprIetors.

Published every Friday. Price $l.5o per year
cents for six months, and 40 cents for months
Invariably in advance.
Transient advertisements l2H cents per line
each insertion and ~ cents each insertion there
after. Contracts for longer terms made at tn
counter.
Local circulation in Augusta. Rockbrldse, Rockin
am. Allegheny, Highland and Bath Counties.
Gives general and local news: stories and mis-
ellany; reliable commercial reports.
n. c. T1NsLEY,
A. 8. MORTON.
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for milch COWS. Common to fall sell at s1ta$oO,
and good to extra ss5a$45 per her.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 30.-Good to prime hogs
81 9las5; Others, Including nearby hogs, 81 50a
si75; light pigs siasI.5a, and roughs s3as35O per
100 lbs gross
sheep and Lambs-Trade for both sheep and
lambs is dull. sheep sell at liza 251c, and q few
extra at Sc per Id gross. Lambs 215a4c, and a few
extra at 414c per lib gross. Stock ewes SLASH per
head, and few extra a shade higher, and de-
mand fair for good ones; others dull.
Calves-There is a better trade reported for all
kinds of calves Veals are selling at 4l4a5s4c per
Id, and grassers $4a$6 per head.
RICHMOND, Oct. 2.-The following prices ruled
In the cattle market this week per hundred lbs
all gross except where marked net:
3.75 S425
Medium to good........................3 800 $50
Common to fair. ......-....... 200 2.75
A.VV Z.oV
Lambs 500 400
Hogs (netl. 5.UO 550
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.,
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Sept. $.-Beef
Cattle-There has been heavy Offering at the
yards this morning, the greater portion of which
consisted of medium and common cattle. There
were few tops, some few Of them better than
the best offerings of last week. Values of tops
were a trif1e, about Hc off. while those of the
medium and common grades, which did range as
low as last week in quality, were considered nc
Off from the values ruling then. Prices OF Beef
Cattle this week ranged as follows:
Best. "a 62%A ZOO
Generally rated first quality. 4.25 $50
Medium or good fair quality ........ 8 25 1875
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
OF the cattle received 1919 came from Virginia
Mich Cows-There is an improved demand
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CHA NGE OF COMMANDER IN
CHIEF,


field having reached the age limit of sixty
four, retired from the active service, and
from the position of General Of the U. s.
Army. He was one of the six 1t. Gen
erals this country has had-George Wash
ington, 179S-99; Winfield Scott, 1841-61
Ulysses Grant, 1S64-69; w. T. Sherman,
1869 So; P. H. Sheridan, 1888 SS, and J. M.
Schofeld, 1885. He had served in the
army for over forty years, was distinguish
ed during the civil war and was distin-
guished in the diplomatic field. for it was
to him the task was delegated to notify
Napoleon Ill to evacuate Mexico after
our war. He was military commander of
Virginia fora year in reconstruction time.
and no Virginian can recall him in that
Office without glow of gratitude for the
fairness, courtesy and kindly consideration
he showed to our people.
Maj Gen. Nelson A. Miles is now Gen
eral OF the U. s. Army. He was from
civil life and entered in 1851 in Massa-
chussetts regiment Of infantry. He rose
ldpluly dIu uloOlilS ulouCO uluI0CII Ill CIiS
civil war. After it closed he further dis
tinguished himself in the Indian wars. 1t
was he who commanded at Fortress Mon
roe when Jefferson Davis was irOned there.
1t is claimed that Miles was not response
BILE, but was only obeying an order from
Washington, and that is very likely the
case. But the true grain of the man was
exhibited two OF three years ago when some
statements about his treatment of MI.
Davis were made public by Mrs. Davis,
and when Miles in speaking of them re-
ferred to her as ''the Davis woman" 1t
is not likely that many Southern members
of congress will vote to revive the grade of
1t. General for him, as they have cheerful
ly done for his predecessors.
If the evidence now being given in the
matter of the conflict between the
members of the Board of Police Commits
sioners is true, Norfolk does not seem to
have gained in all respects by electing a
Prohibition-R Reform city government. The
Mayor, Mr.. Petit. is a minister of the
gospel, prominent citizen, and ex-oficio
a member Of the Board of Police Commits
sioners. His colleagues or the Board are
Messrs. Bolton and Verdier. In the ex-
animation one of them testified that the
Mayor could not be relied on; that he had
issued an order forbidding the sale Of any
thing on Sunday, and that later he had
given permission to certain drug store to
sell soda water. The following is an ex-
tract from the evidence:
The Mayor here said he issued an order for
bidding the sale of anything on Sunday, but
that the Rev. Sam Small had come to his
house one Saturday night, and upon his rep
resentation that the city water was so bad
and there were many strangers in town, he
allowed the sale upon a statement that the
Police Commissioners were willing to it. He
had since learned that there was fee in it
for Rev. Sam Small. He had never granted
permit to sell cigars on Sunday.
When there are ''pulls in Reform gov
eminent there is but one place for reform,
and that is back seat.
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MARKETS.

On Wednesday wheat was quoted in Bal
timore at 63aa69; in Richmond at 70a7l,
and in Chicago at 6Of.
sTAUNTON PRICE CURRANT.
WHoLEsALE PRICE OF STAUNToN MARKET
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MARRIED
BRITTON-BUSH-At Charlottesville, Sept. "a,
John T. Britton of Orange, to Miss Rosa Lee
Bush, daughter of Capt. ohm D. Bush of the
G. & 0. Ry.
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Fort SPRING, W. VA Sept. Sd 49,
-
Elecropose,
a S
Before commenced using it suffered with
Electropoise Respectfully, e.
o 0
afflicted.
will be the MRS E. F. HUDDLESTIEN
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JuD1clA1LY RECOGNIZED.

Mrs. Balllngton Booth, of tho Salvation
Army. Authorized to onic!nto Mt I n
Wedding.
CINCINNATI. March To-day two
officers OF the Salvation Army appeared
before Judge Ferris, of the probate
court, and made application ior a min
is,er's license for Mrs. Ba~llington Booth
10 enable her to oHiciate at a Wedding
TO be celebrated 500 at their temple in
this city. Il was n now question. The
court could ind no stric, statutory
authority on the subject, but under tho
policy Of the law which encourages
wedlock, tho judge said he would grant
the license. By SO doing the Salvation
Army Is recognized as a religious CON
gregN;lon, and Mrs. Ballington Booth,
one OF tho most widely known women Of
the world, rs a minister Of that order.
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- W. H
Ing Chinese iroons mndo q stubborn 70.
slstnnco, occupying lilo hoascd Of tho
city. Some desperate street lighting
followed and tho Chinese wcrc com.
plctcly routed by II o'clock ut night,
leaving II thousand n.no hundred
killed upon the fold. Tho JapaucsN
captured iyo hundred prisonors and
alStcen guns, together with n quantity
Of munitions or war and colorg. Tho
Japanese loss was two hundred and ak
killed and wounded.
A lOtnr dispatch Baya TINT n, s o'clock
on tho morning Of March 4 q iorCo Of
10000 Chinese, under Con. Lung, nd.
vanced upon TAPPING SlI0ng, but woro.
ropuIsed by tho lro Of tho Japanese Nr.
tillcry. Tho Chinese rctroatod before
noon. Tho Japanese sustained no loss,
Now Chwnng Ia ono OF tho treaty ports
on the Gull Of p%oclili, above Pott Ar.
thur. Tho town has been occupied by
tho Chinese m ono of tho bases Of opor.
ationt against thu invading Japanese.
and 1t appears that tho latter, reinforced
by tho troops from Wol.llRI. Vel, have
at length managed to occupy tho place,
which Ia n OF tho frat Of tho treaty
porta to fall into Japanese possession.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting tho worlds best products TO
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the purc liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is duo to It's presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of Il perfect lax-
%ative; oi1cctually cleansing the system,
dispclllng colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval of tho medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gistS IN 50c and 81 bottles, but 1t Is man
ufacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being wcll informed, you will MOI
accept any substitute if offered.
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TEN Tsis. March Tho emperor
hna completely vindicatsd Ii Hung
Chang from tho charges that werc
brought against him. IFS majesty con.
fesues that aitor trying others ho Inns
found tina! Ii Hung Chang alone Is
trustworthy. Therefore, ho grants TO
Ii Hung Chang tho fullest powers to
troat with Japan for tho restoration Of
peace. Tho central government public.
ly assumes the entire responsibility for
tho condition OF tho national defense,
which Is tho result OF blindness on tho
part OF tho Chinese to tho progress OF
other nations. This action OF the ON.
peror places all future reforms In the
hands OF Ii Hung Chang.
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Jimmy Conner aud that no was mighty
EIaI TO SEQ people from America. IIn
raid no onco worked In Now York and
n,ynar ngo stole hia way across to Fin.
gland IA y atowRwRy and enlisted In tho
BrillSli army. lilo was nineteen ycart
oil ngO, WAS sick mud tircd OF Gibraltar
and wanted to be back In America hut
was tod down for acvcn years longer.
hls tribute wal siucOrG whom 10 sRid
America was tho bcst country uudOr
tho sun and tho people were sympa.
thotIc to everybody.
ABOUT WAGES.
lilo had always worked whom no could
got 1t and cvon on a strike could get
FREQ lunch and beer. Ilo couldn't do
anything like that at Glib" In America
no could got from Sl.9j to g n day.
whilO IN tho army lio rot 0 pence,
Us contGl u day aud board. Thorp was
another "YuukGo" on tho rock nRmOl
Coylo and thoy often wished they wer
back In America, III n number OF In.
stances on tho trip | havc obtained
from tho mon themselves figures an to
wages aud thoy uniformly indicate bot.
tor pay aud conditions in tho United
States, as maintained by tho pro,oc.
ZIONIST. am indebted to Color sor-
GENT Neafy for information regarding
soldier lilo and tho chartIng OF tho
groat rock, Tho customs officer told us
Gront Britain spends Ct, 200, 900 m.
nually on tho fertilization aud cets no
revenue from It.
Tho governor OF Algeria claims that
Gibraltar Ia only "loanod" TO tho Eng.
ilsh, but Spain would provo bu. n p!gmy
In Attempting to collect, "rommy AT.
kins,' us NO found him, was noat and
trim aud very oblicing.
TIE ITINERARY.
Our itinerary includes Granada, the
Alhambrn, Algiers, Malta, Alexandria,,
Cairo, Pyramids, seven days at Jorusa.
lon, ctc,, Caiia, BeYront, Rhodes,
Smyern, Constantlnoplc, Athens, Mes.
slim, Naples, Pompeii and Rome. l
will probably come homo via Florence,
Venice, Milan, Florencc, Paris aud
from London by steamer New York, ar.
irving about April 10.
An interesting mock trial. q lecture.
4 literary entertainment, q dance, aud
tho "RolIy-Poly" have been some OF tho
diversions on shipboard.
! hold a letter OF introduction from
Mr.. Jane, Archer to Row. DR.. william
Harvey and associates at Cairo, Egypt,
and shall hunt them up II tlmc permits.
DR.. Harvey and vile, Miss Annie G..
Thompson, and Rev. John Griffin and
vile, all from Harrison and Belmont
counties, Ohio, aro located at Cairo as
missionaries under tho appointment Of
tho United Presbyterian church and arc
all rotated to Mr.. aud Mrs. Archer. Our
brief stay at Gibraltar did not permit q
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay, formerly
OF Brooke county. now ut Taugier,
Africa. Mr.. Barclay Is United States
consul there.
We had 4 limo drive to-day through
Malaga, but through Spanish red tapo
were no: permitted to start for the Al
hambria. viii start tomorrow morn.
ing by railroad, q ride oil nine hours.
SAMUEL JACOB.
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
FOR SALE.

House, 8 rooms. 18th street. sl.5m.
House. : rooms, Market, between eth and Sth
streets, ycEy cheap, sl.5Oo.
House, . rooms and hall, chaplinc street, near
House, $ rooms and hall, Chaplinc street, nca.
I'D street. $500.
House. . rooms and hall. corner North Front
and kontunky streets, 1000
Double frame house, 10 rooms and store room,
corner Of sd aud Jacob streets. rents for ST per
month, Sj.GN.
House, S rooms. brick. and i.roomed house In
rcur. Foil street. Centre Wheeling, 5000.
House. Grooms, Chaplinc street, Centre Wheel
Ing. Sl,S90.
House, { rooms. Goth street, 5000.
House rooms, Eth street, cheap. On easy
terms, S6Ca,
House, / rooms, brick. Jacob strcst, 9Th ward.
sI.SOL
House, s rooms aud hall, Park View. 10! lo)r
Us feet. easy terms, SLID.
House. 5 room,, 9Th st. lot 2j1loo stcnt. sl.1Ol
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana stTec:. Island,
House, G rooms, South Huron street. Island.
with large lot. S1,2oo.
House, 5 rooms, corner lot, 2;ih street., ea,y
terms, Sl,&Ol.
House, { roops' Mocolloch street. East Wheel
House rooms aud hall. with largo lot 18th
Street, S3,C0l.
House. 3rooms, Charles street easy terms. $50.
House, o rooms, baltimore street, las: Wheel
Ing, easy terms Sl,Oj0.
House, IroomS. 18th street, easy tdrnS, sa5l.
House. 10 rooms, brick. with largo lot, 18th
street, cheap.
House, ) rooms. Jacob sIreot, 9Th wagl, easy
terms. Sl.JO.
House. G ooms. 10Th street Sl.01l.
House, D rooms, Wood street, 9Th ward. sl,3}l
Fine flushed house, q rooms and hall, Park
Wow, lot l00xl7S feet. For II short time only,
Sl.S0O,.
Splendid house. 5 rooms aud hall. Lind str,c.,
BclvGdosc. 81 .i5l.
House, d rooms, brick. Market street, Cenlra
Wheeling. cheap, sl."n.
Lots on Lind street, Eelrcdcr5S50 and SIS
each.
Three lots In Park Wow. cheap
Business property on Market street a. modor.
Rtc price.
$50, $500, sSV. $50, $1,000 aud s,.5N TO loan on
real estate.
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We authorize our advertised druggist
TO sell DR.. Kings Now Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you arc AFFLICTED with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it a fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money retund-
cd. We could not make this offer did
We not know that DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery could be relied on. 1t never dis
appoints. Trial bottle frees Mt the Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store. Large size SOC.
udsl a
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PROBABLY A FAKE.
Tho story that Moxioo will Adopt Iiotnlia.
tory Measures Toward Us.

lilo story that Mexico VIII Adopt ltotnIia.
tory Measures Toward Us.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March Tho
rross dispatches received from Fl Pnso,
Texas, to the effect that efforts arc DO.
ing made to Induce the Mexican govern.
ment to adopt retalirtory measures
against tho United States for having
abolished the free zono privileges, was
shown tho treasury officials to-day. So
far rs they knew tho Mexican govern.
ment had offered no objection to tho
resolution while /. was pending in Con-
Gress, and now that 1t was tho law OF the
land it would DO strictly enforced. The
regulations for this purpose are now be-
ing prepared, and within tho next fow
days customs officers at oil OF tho ports
OF the United States will be notified that
foreign goods intended for tho free
zone" will no longer DO received for
shipment In bond.
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DELIGHTFUL TRIP
TO tho orlont by u wout Virginia
Newspaper Mau.
THE EXPERIENCES ON SHIP BOARD

Tho Only unplcnsnnt Fc%atnrc-rn q
Points Touched Enrontc tothn Holy
hand-Ihe iicrmudas Where Flow.
crs Wcro In Bloom IN rebrnary-h
Visit to Glbraltnr-Dplvo rhrou sh
MaiaGa-Many People lsnown IN
This Community.
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NEARLY 1000 KILLED.

Tho Japanese Take Now Chwnng hftor
Some Desperate Fighting.
lIiRosuIMA, March IA dispatch
from General Nodzu, datod Hal Ching,
March i. says that two divislona Of tho
%Jnpaueso army assaulted Now Chwang
proper Mt 10 o'clock that day, and on,or-
cd tho city ut noon. a portion OF tho
oncmy'a forces llod TO Yicn Kow, tho
Now Chwang ao,tloincnt, Tho remain.
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WASHINGTON, DC, March 7.-Nei.hcr
the state department nor tho Spanish
legation here have any confirmation OF
the reported demand for tho recall OF
United States Consul General Williams
ct Havana.
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TO LET

DusincH property, 1861 Market 81; beat loac.
ton IN city for feed store. Sill 81 per month.
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main ST.; new
front. with front entrance 10 dwelling IL desired.
81 81 per month.
Modern 9roomed house, No.3 sixteenth street.
$40 per year.
S-roomied dwelling. 1901 chapHuc st. SIS Per
month.
Modern lQroomed dwelling at TiltoryiUc.
property OF tho late W. Il. Robinson. with =
acres Of land, line orchard, etc. SIS per month.
S~-rooulcd dwelling on motor line aud National
road. only a few minutes from this city. SIS per
month.
7.Foomed dwelling, Of South Front St. AL s.
per month.
7.rOOmcd dwelling, Is 18th St So per month.
6.roomed dwelling. No. 81 North Huron street;
both gases, no! and cold water aud bath. s0
per month.
s rooms at No. l66 Zane street. $40 per month.
rooms, I'd floor. &c Virginia ST., both gases
and water. !. sll per month.
5-roorncd dwelling, 1870 EoGst. si3 per month,
5-roomed dwelling. .3ll9 Jacob ST Sill PEE
month.
6.ro0ncd dwelling. 25oS Wood st. s. per month.
5-Eoomed dwelling, Is South Wabash St $40
per month.
5roomOd dwelling, North Wabash st. SO per
mouth.
rooms. % Thirteenth st sl2 per month.
i~'roorncd dwelling. 1880 Market $40 per month.
i-roomed dwelling. 1lI High st 81 per month.
i-roomcd dwelling. 2Si9 McColloch St 81.
3TocnS, 1856 Market ST., IS per month I'd doom.
3roons, 2Ii5Chaplinc STD tloor,SS per month.
srooms. lQS Virginia ST. s. per mouth.
2rooniJ. IL 18th st 81 per month.
|
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&c yard,

and throughout this big over.
flowing stock of OVER ONE
HUNDRED different designs OF
the newest and stylish Gre
pons, every sort is as close
priced as the above. Here's
alist of flew random-picked
ones to prove it..
At $50 a yard
46.inch All.Wool Crinkle Cropon,
amber and dark browns. navy,
rescda, bluos, c~eriso, light gray,
lavender. canary.
42.inch Crope do Gloria, 10 light
and dark colors.
At 81 a yard
:6-inch Atwood Crinkle Crcpon,
2blue,, golden aud birch brown,
dark green aud black.
46-inch Black Mohair Stripe Pcb.
bio Crepon.
At Sl.25 a yard
Finch All. Wool Wavy Crcpon,
mode, prairie and dark green's.
porcelain blue. birch aud bison
brown, and black.
A.inch Silk and. Wool Crepon,
dahl!a. tan and brown.
+5-inch Black Gautlre Crepon.
At Sl.5o a yard
50.inch All-Wool Bayadc,s Peb.
pie Crepon, tan. brown, myrtle,
navy. torquolEe, blue, darkGreen,
black.
47-inch All. Wool Gauttre Crepon,
tan. bison brown, navy, porce-
lain blue, myrtle.
At SITS a yard
+S.inch Crinkie Crepon with silk
cross threads, blue. %cerise, olive,
light tan, porcelain blue, gold
brown,
At So a yard
47.lnch Silk and Wool Gunshot
Crepon, iridescent effects, 8
shades.
finch Mcfarland Wool Antique
Crepon. myrtle, blue, French
gray. TWO green's and lumber
brown.
4s-inch Black Crspon, with big
humps.
i+inch Black Mohair Stripe Gre
pom.
46.inch Black %Honeycomb Gre.
pom.
finch dull Black Honeycomb
Crepon for mourning.
Jos. Horne Co,
Pitt.burS. Pa.
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REAL EGTArE-
FOE, SALE.


NO. ilSs, Penn street, Q fOOnS aud bath, both
Gnyts. Cheap.
No. Is lglh.trCct. ti.roomcd brick Cheap.
M. on Market stunt, O fOoms, $3.50.
No llOl aIl ~, Nnrkgt street, business
ptnhettv, ST. $50.
nos. ~ aud ~ 9Th street, Il rooms, St,JJ1,
No. 2EB Market sttcIt : ruOIns and bath, Sion.
No " 8. York SttoOt. . looms, Cheap,
NO o. n. Front vt, + fOliI1 and bath. Cheap,
No. 1919 .ChnplilO NJ. : rOOnS, bath room and
large stRbld 5000.
Corner 18th md Woods strcat. dwelling and
store room. Cheap.
Houses OF nll sizes mud IN different locations.
Saloon for AOlO on 10th AIrcct. cheap.
ltcSlaufGnt and h0lohiUr sale ON Market sirs0t.
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th street,
cheap,
Clgnr s.orn on Market Atrcet for salo Chean.
civ. '
Farms for sale on easy terms.
HOUSES TO RENT MONEY TO LOAN.
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spccini DlgNleA 10 Ge lae;ligsacsr
WAsulSoroS. D. c., March III. B.
Fisher has been appointed postmaster
Mt Gold.own, Jackson county, vice Il.
Harrison, removed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
Mail Order
Department..
Clepons.

Assuredly we lead the mar.
ket in Crepons. as witness
the chance we offer you to-
day:
Fine All. Wool Black Cropons in
tho popular and stylish kink.
tho very sort that 10 selling
FOR q In sonE storOs, Ia hero ut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

At P~adorewski's conccrt at Leipzig,
for tho benefit Of tho List monument,
5000 persons were present. Tho pian-
ist was called out twenty times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
EOE RENT.
Building.

For RENr-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma.
nently rented, will rent hall for en-.
tertainmcnts, etc. Most centrally
located and bestadvcrtised building
the city. For terms, etc, apply ut
TIL; HUB CLorHIERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets,