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contested, A very largo crowd wit,
nOssed tho start and finish IN Wash,
ington, aud along the route the nike
wac VOL lined With rural admirers OF
tho wheel, NliSstor's band, OF thl, city,
gave a concert before aud during the
race.
llandicapsr MylOr, OF Pittsburgh, al.
lotled tho handlcaps as iollows:
Wllbert Fowler, Washington, 10; j, l..
Mccullough, bisSell, l5i j, W. Gessiord,
Washington, 10; Harvey Kerna, Eng
land, lji j, ", MNuOn, Laponda, 10; l.
=, Rhode, Washington, is; John Il.
Srelghead, Washington, l5i Earl
ssmple, Washington, l5i w. W. Am.
mons, Washington, l5i D. D. hloninger,
Washington, III J. L, Burke, Washing
ton, lSli ", NJ. Roberto, Warrington,
w W. II, Cundall, Washington, lgI;
Ray L. Matthews, Monongahela, 10;
h, X, Smith, Washington, &; q. +.
SchauEhency, Canada, 81 d. Howard,
Mellsburg, W, Va, Ii II, n. Yoke,
MonongRh6la, 6; Harry Chessett, Mar
tins Ferry, O., s, Q. q. TibbSn,, Oak.
dale, scralchi Edward Il, Blank,
GTeensburg, scratch; II G. Gobls'
dIeensbuTR, scratch john X, Newburu,
Pittsburgh, scratch,
The following officials acted: Startnr,
J. l. Jones; timers, VIII l., Brown, Dr.,
John Fulton, Dr.. 7. y. NJ. Wilson
referee. d. L. Baker; Judges, burgers
John Ourrln, Frank II, Hayes, a. A.
Poole, S Q. Clarke, esq, ], Carter judi
son.
There were fifteen starters, viz.
Milbert Fowler, j, VI. GSsaford, l. Il,
knode, Earl senpls, W. W, AmmouS,
d, d, Mouingsr, ], p. Burke, W. NJ.
Roberts, W, II. Cundall, all Of Wash
ington; Harvey KernS, Of England Ray
l., Matthews. OF Monougahela; U. L.
Schaughency, OF CanonSburg; Harry
Chossall, OF Martins Ferry; q, q. lib.
bous, Of Oakdals, Pa, and FL q. Blank,
oil Greensburg
Fowler and ssmple dropped out ear.
ly IN the race, knodO was knocked out
by header near Claysvllle, aud ChOR.
cell vavo up tho ghost when about two
thirds tho way round, the others all
finishing, SchSughapcy Ieendod iarth'
est up tho loug steep bill Al Taylors.
town aud received handsome prize,
Sehaughenuy aud Tbbsns were tie for
time prize, diamondsIul, making the
round in 2;lsi,
Burke took the waShinglon county
limO prize. a $50 gold watch, while Gun.
dali received for drli place prize lamp
valued at SCI IS. Other contestants tin.
i'hed in tGc following order; Matthews,
Roberts, Moninger, Ge'aIord, BlanE,
Kerus and AmInonI.
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viii Probably Come OGia the Indian Tor.
rltury-SlrHlOo wants It.

viii Probably Como OHin the Indian Tor.
rltory-AlrHlOo wants It.
DALLAS Texas Oct 3.-Dan Stuart
has been 10 consultation all day with
railroad representatives Of the Santa FO
and the Missouri, Kansas & Texas roads.
The first named Wishes the tight to take
place at Ardmoro, I. r., while tho Mis-
Iouri, Kansa, & Texas Is trying to GOT
It at Colberls, on its line, few miles
north Of DoniGon. Stuart Is undecided /,
but the general opinion 10 that tho fight
Ia more likely TO take place nj Colber.s
than anywhere elsO. Now Laredo,
Mexico, and Toxarkana, Arkansas, ara
also candidates, but with worry little
prospect Of either getting II. Stuart
viii hardly know what no will do be-
iors tomorrow. There IL much bitlOr
feeling hero against Governor CulbOr'
son. Many usually conservative citizens
openly declare no ought to DO burned In
giHgy.
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TRRRR HAUrE, IND, Oct 8.-Agalu to-
day three iavorites won. An even
dozen horses took the word in the 2:lO
class pace. There was lull in the bet.
ting on this event this morning after rho
sensational pooling last night, when
about $4,000 went In tho box with odds
9 to / OH Star Pointer, Frank AgRn
gave Pointer something Of contest in
tho opening heat, the third quarter Of
which was paced in 20i seconds. Aitor
thAt Pointer had things his own way.
Summary:
2;35 class, trotting, purse $1,000
FitzrOyal, CHI. q, by Prince Regent
(Gesrs), /; Judge Rice. 9; Pattie Clark,
3; Edna B., 4; May wood. 8; George e.,
dis. Tune, 2:lSi, 2:l6!, 2:l9!, 2lSt.
2:i0 class, pacing, purse Sl,0O0-Slar
Pointer, b. h., by Brown Hal, (Gssr,),
l., Frank AgAn, 2; ColsridgO, 3; Ella r.,
a; Direction, 8; VoFa UapOl, Q; Colonel
Thornton, Z; WaymarE, 81 Vixen,
Coaslboy. Tommy Brown, w. w. T.,
diStanced. Time by quarters, tirst heat,
3l3, l;02l, li33, 2'0ii, Second heat, 3li,
l.02l, 1922, 2;0l3, Third heat, 81,
liOgf. 1881, 2;OO!.
2:i2 clnSs. trOtting, purse $1,000
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CLEVELAND, Oct 3.-Tho visitors we're
Ou,playsd at OVery point in tO.day's
game for tho Temple cup, The crowd
was a thousand larger to-day than yes,
tsriay, fully eight thousand people DO.
Ing in tRsstands and on the field, The
Iay was perfect
Tho CleyslRnds began to do business
in the fret inning, when Burkett
smashed asaiS liner to center, A Wild
pitch by Hotter cont Durkelt to second,
and ho scored on MeKean'S beauty to
center, the latter taking second on tho
throw in, Child, sacrificed and McAlSer
was hit by tho pitcher, Then Tebeau
sent fly TO Keller, and Mexican scored
on the out, A moment later 2immer
sent a double 10 left and McAleer
crossed the rubber, making three runs
Tor the home team and cllnrhipg tho
game right there,
Baltimore scored ouaiu the second on
4 combination OF hits aud errors, Rel.
lhf WAS tAlb NJ uGdNt lAEouNu luuluN W
Zimmer and Gleason was cut on long
fly to Blake, CarOy's hot one got away
from Cuppy and Kelley went to third,
scoring on MeAleer's tumble.
Baltimore made lie second run in tho
sixth. Alter Keeler was out on o pop
fly 10 Mexican, Jennings singled, Kelley
struck out aud Brodis singled, Jsn'
uincs scored whilo Brodie was being run
Cd frat
Cleveland added one IN the fifth,
BurkOtI got to trst on slow one, but
was forced by Childs, HoHer's Wild
throw gave Childs Third, and no scored
ou Jennings tumble Of MeAlesr's
groundsL
In the sixth two more runs were
scored. Zimmer went to frat on balls,
took second on McGarr's on. and scored
on Cuppy's two Dagger, Cuppy coming
home on Burkatts double.
The run getting was ended in the
seventh. Tebeau and thinner Singled
and tho latter went homo while TobeSu
was being run cut trying to make sec
ond. Score:
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nrnh,rnm.
An Sorts OF I.onNi NoN, and Goislp fiona
tho UlA.s Ctty.

lhv hllss titY'
Tho Mckinley. Bushnell meHling in
this city Tomorrow night will be one Of
the greatest political meetings held In
tho county since the greeting TO Gov
ernOr Mckinley ut Bridgeport last fall.
People are coming from all parts Of the
county, and special trains on the rail-
roads will carry them home after tho
meeting, j. II, blackburn, Bellaires
representative on the county ticket,
will DO chairman OF tho meeting, Tho
reception committee will receive Gov
ornor Mckinley aud General Bushnell
ut tho Globe hotsl, and alter brief
season Of rest will tako pleasure In pro-
sNnllng tho distinguished gsntlemen
to all callers. HeatheripglOn'a hand
aud the Barnosvllle band will furnish
the music, and tho ElysiRn theatre will
be'packed.
Invitations were distributed hero yeT-
tsrday by deputy sheriff Tor many
witnesses to appear at st, ClaIESvIlle
during the two dTst days OF court,
which will DO wholly occupied In hear
ing cases from this city. There are
eight divorce cases down for hearing
during the first two weeks, but none OF
them will attract more than passing
notice.
Fred Stewart, OF this city, and Miss
Lulu McKeoWn, Of New Castle, Pa
were married at the home Of the bride
In tho last named place Wednesday
evening, William Shlndewolf and Miss
Julia Dolsn were attendants, The
bride formerly lived at DarnesVille.
Mr.. and MrI, Stewart will take up their
residence hste.
John b. I.png'Oy, eNaudiIor Of tlia
county, narrowly escaped being Killed
while returning from UasilGuo0ga, Ito
was in q collision, And was thrown
aganst tie froRt al tao cur NTH such
force that an ET.sty Was severed by tho
hrulae, but tho sEull was not fractured
Tbs well on tho John sutton iRrm,
woit Of tho city, IL down 500 isst. II
would have bean fnishSd this week but
Tor the scarcity Of water The well will
be put down from 1000 to l,sOO loet,
but there arc no indications yeL
Alex. Y. 0sls, OF this city, was guos.
al the Liuden hotol in Cambridge the
night OF tie fire. All OF the guests
were aroused by the confusion before
the hotel caught, aud got out satisfy.
The school board may vote again on
some particular spGlling book this even
ing. They have decided to teach spell
ing. but nave not decided upon the
book.
DR., ]. r. Downsr, whose drug StorO
was burned out ut Cambridge, 10 q
brolher.in.laW OF }. u. Darrah, SECRETARY
Of the Belmont Savings and Loau-CoE'
pany.
z. q. Nicholson, tho "ParSop" Of the
diamond field, is home alter SuccesS-
iul baseball season, but he has a sprasn'
ed ankle and has to walk with cane.
Quite delegation will go to Barnes.
vile from here tomorrow morning and
tho special train from there will arrive
here in the evening about 6:SO.
The Gravel Hill Literary and Social
club met ut the home Of DR.. ]. S Nc
Clellan last night and had very ENJOY.
able time,
Several teachers will 90 10 Belmont
tomorrow to attend q meeting Of the
county association.
Mrs. A. ]. Norton is home from .
pleasant visit with rural friends.
Everything was quiet in police court
circles yesterday.
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A friend In nOod Ia iflund IndOuh,
aud not loss than QUO million people
hAyO found Just such d itiUnl In Dr.
Kings New DlsCOyety Tor COnsump.
ton, Coughs aud Colds, II you have
mover uNcd this great cough medicine,
quo ltial Will convince you that II has
wonderful curative powers In all dla.
cpsoa 0t throat, chest aud lungs Each
bulllO n gunranlOOl to do all that is
rlnimed OF money will 10 refunded.
Trial bottles JrOD nj Logan Drug 90. u
lfug store. Largo bOLllUa 900 and 81. |
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oVEN ~ MEXICO.
The Hattie of the Mig Fellow. May Take
Place Across the Rio Grandu.

The Hattie OF the Mig Fellows May Take
Place Across the Rio GrandO.
SAN Antonio, Texas, Oct. 3.-charleI
Campbell and several other parties in
this city, among them a Mexican official,
have made a proposition 70 Dan Stuart
to got concession il Mexico to pull oil
the fights there. Stuart has agreed, IT
absolute immunity from interference Is
guaranteed. The gentlemen, who have
very high and influential connections
in Mexican official life, to-day received
kilograms announcing that the. states Of
chihuahua, CoahuilR aud Tamaulipas
had granted concessions TO pull OF a
general athletic aud bull lighting OK.
hlbitIon" In those states October 81.
Which, u any, OF these eoncsalions will
be used will not be determined for sew.
cral days II the ChihuAhna concession
should be used the light will come oil
at JuareE, which 10 Just across tile river
from II PasN
Each town will be asked to contribute
toward the expense aud the amount Of
these contributions will no an element
IN selecting the place. The concessions
carry with them an absolute guarantee
Of non,intsrlercncG There 10 bull
ring at each place, capable oil seating
from 1900 to 10000
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ArLAgrA, a., Oct 3.--When Cham.
mon James ]. Cofbntt was shown tho
dispatch announcing that both houses
Of Tho Texas legislature had passed. tho
nnl.prizo fight bill. no said; "Wo hto
u0dsr contract with Dhn Stuart aud tho
Florida Athletic Club aud pronoBe 10
liyo up 10 our part oil tho contract we
bfo going 10 Texas undor tho terms Of
olf contract and am going there TO-
hfut, lsIpS0l 10 livo up to my part OF
tho agreement am anxious to IRhI
and will 20 anywhere h pul II oil pro-
y,l.uy ihn pufsg ID nil right"
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glEyELASp, Oct &--Drivipg park re-
suits;
93OclasS tr0ttlng, purse S5OO-saniak
Won in straight heats in 2;2lk, 2IlSh
2ilDl.
2il0 class trotting, purse SS00-Gnln'
etts won in straight heats in 2;l0, 2lOh
9il0.
2;9S class trntling, purse 5000 Wanda
won in straight heats in Zach 2il7b
2;l0,
9'l0 class trOtting, purse $500 post
ponOd from yesterdayl-Jay Bee E'a
won second, third and fourth heats aud
race in 2;l6l, 2;l7l, 9;lSt, Bad Actor
won first heat In 2;lSA.
9;l5 elass tEostiaR, purse $500 tPoS1-
poned from YestOrday)-PlleItR won
fourth, sixth aud seventh heats and
race in 2;l93, 9;l2l, 2l4i, Tho OOn'
queroF won fret ami second heats in
2;lat, 9;l2t, RusIsllmont third heat In
2n9i, Fred D, won fifth heat in 2;l4!.
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onEAr RATES SCUM.


Cotton States EEPosIuun at AtlNu,a
Tickets now on sale at various ticket
Offices OF Pennsylvania Lines Rates
from Wheeling to Atlanta aud return,
twenty days limit, SO 40. Rate from
Wheeling 10 Atlanta and return, limit.
cd to January I, 1905, sJl 20, For special
information call upon j. u. lomlinSon
or Johu Baltic, ticket agents, Wheeling,
W. Va. MwGP
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En- PAIo, Texas, Oct. 3--TolOEran'
are flying thick and fast between this
city and Dallas In regard to bringing oil
the CorbOltFila,immons fight across
tho river In JuarcG, MOxico. Some
limo ago o guarAntoO fund Of $4,000
Mexican money was olIotod that tho
fight DO had there. II IL beloved tho
guarantee will now DO doubled.
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Fraud loves a shining marx. Occasionally
spurious limitations spring w OF llosiettsl :
remedy for chillS and fever, dyspepsia, con.
GtpAlion. bulousneA nervousness neuralgia,
rheumatism aud kidney disorder. These imIla.
tons arO usually Hery local biltcrS full Of high
wines. Look out for tho hrm signature on the
Dragon.
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KNOWLEDGE

BriHga comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than Others aud enjoy life more, with
loss expenditure, by lnOlc promptly
adapting the worlds best products To
ilo needs Of physical bClug, will attcSt
tho value 10 health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup " Figs,
It, excellence Is duo TO ilg presenting
In the form most acceptable mud pleas
AMI IN tho taste, tho rclicshIng aud truly
beneficial properties Of 4 perfect lax
alive; CneCtuGlly cleansing tho System,
ditpclling colds, headaches and icycrS
and permanently curing constipation,
II has given satisfaction TO milliOnsnhl
met with tho approval Of tho medical
prOfcU lon because II acts on the KID
ncya, Liver and Bowels without wcak'
oning them aud II Ii perfectly iruC from
every Objectionable substance
Syrup Of Figs " lor sale by oil drug.
ri.l5inGOo mud 81 bottles, but u ia mail'
uhulurcd by tho California lIig Syrup
Co. only, whore nnmc ltprntod ON every
uufEate, also the name, Syrup Ul Figs.
Hud being we'll Informed, you will hot
accept any substitute II OIIclcd
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u. Il o. Special E1curs,on to tho Pitts.
burg h Exposition.

September 10, "a and 20, October 9, 5,
10, 10 and II, tue Baltimore L Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at rate
Of So, which includes admission TO the
exposition. Tickets good to return on
oil regular trains two days from date Of
Gala.
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IT is truth in medicine that the
smallest dose that performs a cure 10 the
beat. Do Wits little Early Rlsora arc
the ainallc,. pills, will perform Il cure,
and are the boat. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling. W. Va, u. I. Peabody, Bon.
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct S,-william l.
steimal yesterday broke tho 100 mile
record Of the Erie.Butialo bicycle course,
covering the distance in i've hours and
twenty.eight minutes. Tho best pre-.
vious record was by Jake LinuOmann in
five hourS and thiEty.seYen mlnuLeL
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EaTned runs, Cleveland J, NaINmofe ]. flF.I
base by errors, Cleveland :, baltimore 2. Leii
on balls on Cuppy 2. Hotter . Struck out By
Cuppy :. Holder. TRo.baIs hits, nurkeu, Em
mer McGaEr. Cuppy. SaoFiAe6 hits, Chllds
Stolen bases Burkett. Mexican >. AoAleer, Jcu'
Wild pitch, HOieE Passed ball, Clarke. Um'
plreS, Mcdonald and Keeie. Tine. LA
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THE CLEyELANDS
Again Defeat Baltimore in the
Series Tor tho Temple Cup,
TaE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIGHT

May Now Take Place on tho Other
sIdo OF the Rio Grando-ThroO
Mexican states Make Concessions,
Harry Wright nIes-Raoos at
GravesOud-Tha Foot Ban Opening,
Washington "ROpOrtsr" Road Race,
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Baron Rogers, br h., by Baron Wilkes,
(Curtish 4 Baron Dillon, .; uIllp H., 3;
Oscar William, 4 Sidney McGregor, o.
Charminglon Chimes, 6; PeterIne,
snowder dislanced. Time, 9;l3, s;le,
n,lol
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wAAnINnlON MOAD IlACE

Hun Und0r The Auspices ~ tie "llepoficF'
YESTERDAY -Chess0ii uNVn w.
Tho foad race for whOclmon run I'M
lNr tho auspices Of tho Washington
lopoflor Yesterday aiinhoon, over tho
IWuyGvo miles triangular course,
tOm Washington TO ClayayiIlc, 70 Pros
rprIly and " ashingtOn, was q blg sue
nnP Several local whoolmoll attended,
although nonu Of The Wheeling Ciacku
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BRiDdrroRr Water Rents ara due
October /. \ di,eount Of 10 per cent
will be allowed il paid before tho 10Th.
". Il. BowAAS, Secretary.
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Mr., Geo, l., Smith, Of the Geo l., Smith
Mautol Co.. Louisville, Ky,, writes Feb. 20,
1894; "Fcr about year was u terrible SUI
forer from heart trouble, which got so bad
! was obliged TO sit up in bed 70 get my
breath, l had TO abandon business and
could hardly crawl around. My friend, MIR.
Julius. @, Voght, one Of our leading pharna'
clsts, asked mo to try Dr. Miles Heart Cure.
had used lIttls more than bottle when
tho palm ceased and palpitatlols entirely
disappeared. have not had tho slightest
trouble since, and today am attending TO
bpsiusss AS regularly al ever"
scjd by druggists everywhere. Book on
Heart and Nerves ssEt FREQ, Address Or.
BulSsaledlcal Co, Elkhart, Ind.
Or. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine 10 cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR (lIqpIl or powder
get oil the benefits Of mild and pleasant
laxative and tOnlc that puhheS tho blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
lnore than this, SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
lAfOR regulates tho Liver, keeps II active
and healthy, and when the Liver Is In
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BlllOusncss, Indigestion, Sick.
Headache and Consllpiion, aud rid Of
that worn out and debllIlntel feeling.
These aie all caused BY a sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
( pfopcfIy dt work. II troubled with any
of these complaints, tty SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Med.
cines, and Better than Pulls.
arEvEllY rAclCAGE-vn
uaa the u stamp IN red on wrapper
j. II, 2cllln q Co, phila, ia.
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STATIONERY, BOOKS, ETC.
School Books.

We shall make a speciality this
year Of School Books, because we
want to get the children started
right. And in order to do so, we
have placed in stock a full line of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets for pen and pencil,
States, single and double; School
Bags for boys and girls. In fact
complete line of School Goods.
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ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., Oct S-narry
Wright, chief Of umplrsS, aud ox.man.
agsr OF tho Philadelphia National
League club, died at o'clock to-day.
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Heart Disease Kills.

Suddenly; but never without Warming EJup-
toms, such US Faint, Weak or Hungry Spells,
lricgular or Intermittent Pulse, Bluttering
or Palpltatlon of tho Heart, Choking sensA-
tons, shortness OF Breath, Swelling Of Eset
and Ankles, Otc,
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"ANTED-A SUITE OF TWO OR
w three rooms, uniumilhsd. centrally 10.
Gated. AddIell "d L.." Garo lnLellIEencet oiiice.
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WAITED.

SECONDHAND
w Letter PLeSG- Must DO chsSp. Address
B, ". caro- lntelllgenesF 0iAce oc9
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
1Hl Cash always on hand IN sums TO suit.
from $40 and upwards, on real estate: also on
furniture, &c, without removal; easy paymenLL
No charge unless loan Is made. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, BoElOI.
ini9.FNhha
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DosTIoNs FOR FEW PUSHING
i SGlesnGn on salary staple line. II you
mean business. address, for particulars, stating
age. LUXE, BROS, Chicago. Se2S-HAIh
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rlith annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1895 This school oherJ 4
complete and thorough education 10 PRACTICAL
FNOilsI MATHENATICs. EEGLtsil CLASSICS, LATIN,
MonHES LANGUAGES and EtOcuTfuN
special advantages offered graduates from
public schools and otherS who desire to pursue
higher hrauchoS Of aiudy,
Methods aud Courso Of Instruction compare
iayotably with the beat Semlnaties In the couu'
tfy.
rcys received In tho Primary and Inlermedl.
ate Departments, For circulars OF interview,
'pF' MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal Wheeling. ". Va
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Death Of S. z. Weeks.

eylvanus r. Weeks, . well known
resident Of this vicinity, died at his home
Monday, April 4, Of consumption, aged
about 81 years. Mr.. Weeks. was an
old soldier and among those who will.
ingly responded 10 his country's call
when the life Of the nation was threat.
ened. Having enlistAd in company A,
Ninth Minnesota Volunteer infantry
August II. 1861. at the age Of "a years
he served with honor until discharged
for disability May l2, 1868. He came to
this place about ave years ago with his
family, during which time he made
many friends by his kindly disposition.
The funeral took place from the Presby.
terrain church, Rev. T. q. Watson de.
livcring the sermon in compliance with
. request made by deceased year pre-.
vious. Mr.. Weeks was member Of A.
T. McReynolds post, G. A. R., Of this
this place and the burial services val
conducted according to the ri,ualistic
ceremonies Of the order. Interemen,
took place at the military cemetary and
the remains were laid at rest in the
presence Of . large number Of his old
comrades and friends.