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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
a MIxED-UP FAMILY.
Story of . Man Whose son l. His Broth
er-in-I-aNy-

Story of Man Whose son l. His Broth
er-in-I-aNy-
Here are the raw materials for 4
headache:
DIR. King. Of Adelaide. a wi5over.
married Miss Norris shortly after
the doctors honeymoon the doctors
son married a sister Of the doctors
wife
Then brother Of the doctors wife
married the doctors daughter. In
other words. the doctors son became
his stcpmothcr-~ brather-in-Iayy. and
the doctors daughter became her step
mothers s.i>tcr-in-iaw-
The doctor. 10y the marriage Of ms
son To the sister of the doctors wife.
became the father-iu-law To- hiS sister
in-lavv. and the doctors wife. toy the
marriage of her sister to her ~tep~ou.
became Stepmother-in-law u her own
sister.
By the marriage of the brother Of
the doctors wife IL he doctors 6au-h-
ter the doctor became fathcr-in-law TO
his brother-in-law. and the doctors
wife became stepmother-iu-law 10 her
own broth.l--
What relations. asks Picarpun IN Pau
Mall Budget. are the children Of the
contracting parties To- each uther2
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Not long ago there was a Frenchman
who had "a large family and who WAS
haunted 10y the idea that when ne died
there would be no one Ia look after his
children. While thinking of this one
spring day. he noticed two nests IN "a
hedge close by each other. Each con
tanned half-flcdged birds, whose par
ents were lying dead lie went away
sad, thinking that the Young birds
must die What was his surprise. how
ever, a few days after. II see them
quite happy and apparently well fed
lie stood apart and watched and pres
emily he SAW the parent birds Of other
nests come To the young birds and feed
them. They had adopted the little
orphans fact which the Frenchman
naturally accepted a. a good omen
with regard to his own little ones.
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A Mammoth State

The whole population of the United
States could be concentrated in Texas
without bringing up the density of her
population to that of Massachusetts. In
fact. if an area equal to that of Indiana
were cut off from Texas the state would
still hold the entire population of the
United States without crowding us as
the people of fMassachusettsare crowded,
Delaware would have more than room
for us all could the whole population be
crowded as are the inhabitants of New
York city.
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A Groe-ome NIgnt-. KeadinC.

Two college girls At home for their
spring vacation conceived a brilliant
idea the other day Every girl knows
the pleasure Of reading nr listening Ia
creepy stories and being - fright
ened that one darcn't look over one
shoulder. They determined L" try tins
delicious sensation To- the utteruu-t pos
sible to them They sat up all night
with plenty Of candy and "A substantial
luncheon. and a pile of books from
which To read to each other These
stories included Eipling's 'Bimi-" f"e's
Murder in the Rue MorEus; the
..Death OF Nancy Sykes BulwerS 3
House and the Brain and nart> of the
Tale of Two Cities" In the morning
two very sleepy and somewhat cross
,.,,,,,,,r women declared that one would
not believe how difficult it was 10 Sit
down in cold blood and make up one S
mind to be- scared --lou can do II
deliberately was their conclusion
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FOR FRUGWOROus FOOD.
Dr. Felix OswaId's Interesting Contribu-
ton to the Literature OF Food.

Dr. Felix Oswald's Interesting Contribu-
ti"n t" the Literature of Food.
DIR. Felix Oswald contributes to
Health Culture an article in which he
asserts that what are called canine
teeth are not canine in any sense or
significance. They correspond, he says,
to the eye teeth i'm man instead of the
eve teeth in man corresponding to them,
1t will bc noted-and are enormously
developed in several species of balloons
that would unhcSitatingly prefer
bunch OF wild grapes to a porter house
steak. Dr. Oswald does not believe that
man X Il carnivorouS animal. and he
terms the idea that man cannot live ON
strict vegetable diet the meat dclu-
sion" He notes again that normal
children have an aversion tu flesh food
in its undi>guiScd state, and ridiculcs
the notion that meat promotes muscle
and conducc~ to longevity.
The conclusion is drawn from DR.. Os
wald's Investigations that a total alb
Stincnce from flesh food would pro-
mote the cause of moral as well as
physical health" and would contribute
no little to advance the blessings of
international peace" and if it would
certainly do either there would be Suf-
firient warrant for organizing society
or something to pnpularize the cause
he advocates and persuade people to
carry his ideas into general effect. The
world will probably go very slow of
course. in giving pits Savory steaks.
cuts" and such things for an eXclu-
sive diet of barley bread and dried figs.
even with ghee and beans thrown in
for the sake of luxury. but the good
doctors essay will not he without its
use nevertheless. If our farmers in
South Carolina Will not raise sheep and
cattle in order to supply themselves and
uS.with the beef and mutton products
which our souls. 50 to speak. 50 per
SiStcntly crave. there iS cOnsidera BILE
comfort to Ice derived from the asSur-
ancc of 50 high medical authority that
yve are all the better and brawnier
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Chinese skates

It * not commonly known that the
capital OF China l. ice-houud for tiyc
months ont Of the twelve, or that the
stolid-lool1ing Chinese could ever tlc
graceful skaters The Chinese Use a
very inferior style uf skate ~ their
own manufacture mere chunk II
wood arranged Ia tie ON the ~hu=- ana
sbnB with a rather broad strip of iron.
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.r..-. cash ~ advauce--------.---.. IS o.
~ ~ D.. rut paid within s. months l. T5
s-ur- Iuid within months. = 40
tu.r paid within the year. 2-25
., g. t55,.-'.-tI ger year Will be charged to
b .-ar- will the above terms be de-
~ ~ an. those who IoG consult their
,~e- l. -1-.u-- In advance must hot ex-
= -s...s 10 -ae same footing ds those who
=. 9, '- -..- .e distinctly understood frOES
'i --- -....-.-.afer before you stop II, II stop
~. me- rur ScaIawags DO otherwise
90 -.- --S a.--Iifc IS t"" snort.
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EHEN~ETRG. PENN'A.

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Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The re-
suits of neglect may be serious. Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgatives, the
tendency of which is to weaken the
bowels The best remedy is Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
action is prompt and their effect always
beneficial They are an admirable
Liver and Aftcr-Iiuner pill, and every
where endorsed 10y the profession. I
q" Ayers Pills are highly and univer-
sally spoken Of 10y the people about
here i make daily use Of them in my
practice - DIR. /. /. Fowler, Bridge
port, Conn.
Il can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved thei=
value as a cathlrtic for myself and
family" j. I. Hess, Leithsville, Pa.
For several years Ayers Pills have
been used IN my family. We find them
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-27
THE MAY PROCESSION
At st. Josoph's Cathedral In Honor
OF tho Blessed Virgin.
THE LARGE EDIFICE WnS CROWDED
At tho beautiful Special Services
Yesterday Afternoon - Impressive
Exercises by tho Girls aud logs OF
tho Congrcgntlon-hn Appropriate
Sermon by l,cv. Father Guido, Of
tho Passlouist Order.


Yesterday afternoon there were i'm.
proSsiyo and beautiful special services
a, q, Joa.,h,s c,,hodro, nj which No
a.,
.a'so eohs'esa''on aaaeu'o'' '"
tho largo odiiico was crowded into tho
ycstibulo. On this occasion for tho first
Tim, thu cbi,dron,s ,odall,ies attached
,"L,sn,, w"wN,h:.i ..I
70 'n's chutch hclu u May ros.''"'' ""u
iIs success, was tho subject OF general
admiration, All tho chlldron, over 400
In ,,mh.r ,o,L mr., o,l famine IN Tho
oh'oh Stounu' oac'i oauu po'"H p'o'
coded by Its project. bearing Its banner
The girls wore MI dressed la pure wbito
md wo.o whi,o vail. and wrc,,ha md
49,
tno ooya wore 'ho paoSoa Oh 'uei' ~
spectivo divisions.
Having marched around tho convont
enclosure thoy passed. out into tho street
a1d entered the Cathedral by tho main
entrance. While marching tho Lilany
oil tho Blessed Virgin was chanted. Ar.
irving in tho church, nh elaborate pro-
crammo was gone through. including
hymns to Our Lady. "Tantum Ergo"
tho "Maeniiicat," aud Acts OF Conso.
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EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH..
Now Congregation Formally INSTITUTED
Here Yesterday.

Now Congregation Formally Instituted
Here Yesterday.
Yesterday in the Odd Fellows hall
building a council Of colored Baptist
ministers organized and formally recog.
nized a new congregation OF that de-
nomination, TO be known as Emanuel
Baptist church. The first service was
at 1880 n. m, when Rev. J. J.. Chris
tian. OF S,eubenville. preached. The
formal ceremonies took place at the ser.
vice at 3 p. IN. which was largely at
tended. Rev. \. B. Coleman, OF Bridge
port, preached, and there was some
good singing BY both the choir and con-
gregation. The Lords supper was ad.
ministered. At the conclusion OF this
service James Scott was elected deacon
and j. S. Rainbow clerk. Other official
members will be chosen this evening.
Last evening Rev. W. Toney. OF
Moundsville, preached a rmo OF
much power. Among the ministers
present during the day were Rev. A. j.
Trey, pastor OF the First Baptist
church Of Wheeling; Rev. a. Pevey, OF
Emerson, Ohio; Rev. D. S. Orncr, OF
Akron. Ohio; Rev. Mr.. Harper. OF Par
kersburg. and Rev. G. W.. Elliott, OF
Wheeling.
The members OF tho new church
were for the most part formerly mem
bers OF tho Macedonian Baptist church.
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SERMON AT REDWOOD
by Rev. l.. W. Euberts-An Eloquent Talk
to tho soldier.

by Rev. L. W. Euborts-An Eloquent Talk
to tho Soldiers.
Memorial services wers also hold
last evening down at Bcnwood. The
memorial sermon was preached by Rev.
L. ". Roberts, OF tho Wesley NJ. Z.
church, Wheeling, in tho absence OF
the pastor, Rev. D. A: Denton, who is
at Philadelphia attending the Epworth
League convention. After the singing
OF 4 patriotic anthem by tho choir, all
Joined in singing America" moat
heartily.
Tho text was: "Whereiore God hath
also exalted Him. and hath given Him
4 name above all other namea."
Christ is hero referred to. He came
to save tho lost, to lift up iallon human
i.y. In this sense lie was az true a pa
,riot as ever walked upon the face oil the
earth. lIe loved His own country with
4 devoted love. lie often referred 10 it.
From its hills and Wales, its flowers, its
fruits, He drew some OF Ills most valua.
bic lessons.
Especially did he love Nazareth. the
place oil his birth. Though 4 humble
place, it has been rendered immortal BY
his living there. 1t vas Jesus oil Naza.
reth while he lived, it has been all
down through the ages, and now in tho
evening OF the nineteenth century. it is
still Jesus OF Nazareth. His life was
not an accident. 1t was the result OF a
great necessity. This necessity spIang
from the fall. lie gave his liio that VIC
nigh. live. not only hore, but in the
great hereafter.
Tho soldiers OF the union did not live
by accident, but it was by Divine ap-
pointmcnt that the soldiers OF tho union
lived Just when they did to save tho
country by fighting tho creator battles
OF the world. Let what may have boon
tho cause OF the Rebellion, It had to be
fought out to the bitter ond, aud you
wero tho mon to do it. What blood
was split! What treasures paid out!
What misery. and all tho horrora OF n
long and bloody war! It WAS all neces.
sary 10 cleanse a nation from n foul
stain that had from ita beginning mar
rcd its otherwise inir oscutcheon.
Tho soldiers should DO and arc hon
orod for all they did, and thcy could
not DO too highly honored.
llo referred TO tho fact that rs NIL
these men wero good soldiers for their
country, they ought also to be valiant
soldiers in the army Of tho Lord. No
man living has n better right 70 DO n
christian than has the bravo man who
offered his life for his country.
lilo referred to "the great enomy OF
the human race, the saloon," and urged
oil to WACO u war OF determination
against it.
Tho sermon was heard by n fair s;zed
congregation, and nl woro free TO aav it
was ono Of tho best memorial sermons
thOy had ever heard.
But TOW soldicrs were proscnt, and
several OF these woro from Wheeling.
Owing 10 a misunderstanding a part O.
tho home comrades attended services at
McMcchcn.
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and tho sacrifices made by tho men
who took tho field in defense Of tho
union. "What was It," no asked. "that
drew those mon from their pleasant
homes. from fathers and mothors. wives
and children aud sweothearts, onto tho
fold OF battle? Was 1t tho big pny Of.
ierod? Why 'Unclo Abe said to them
We will give you thirteen or sixteen dol.
lars n month. How many mon do you
suppose would answer tho call OF solnc
great railroad corporation on tho samo
conditional Why 1t would not get Il
man, not even a boy" Tho speaker
then paid a glowing tribute to tho pa.
triotism oil those who won't 10 the war
and endured tho prlvntiona Of tho
march md tho camp that tho country
might DO preserved intact, roierring os.
pocially 10 tho common soldiers who
composed tho rank and flo Of tho army.
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Preached to Members of the G. a. Il. by
Rev. DR.. samuel Schwnrm.

Preached to Members Of the G.. a. Il. by
Rev. Dr.. Samuel schwarm.
Rev. Or. Samuel Schwarm. pastor OF
the English Lutheran church, preached
q memorial sermon last night to the
members OF Holiday and Stephens
posts G. a. R. Womeu's Relief Corps.
Ladies' OF the G.. A. r. and Sons OF Vet
Grams. There was q large turnout, aud
the discourse was listened to with rapt
attention. The Doctor took his text
from Romans xiii !: "Rcnder to all
their dues. tribute to whom tribute is
due. and honor to whom honor"
THE apostle" said tho speaker,
would cheat no ono OF his just dues,
neither the government mol the private
citizen. The private citizen owes to the
government under which no lives ODE.
dience, tribute and love. The govern
ment, on tho other hand, owes to the
dutiiul private citizen protection. praise,
and, when ~e1traordinar arr services have
been rendered, reward.
We have, fellow.citizens, a wonderful
country, q country whose praises we
never tire OF singing. 1t Is tho para
disc OF the earth. 1t was certainly
worth the sacrifice OF blood, even the
blood OF her beat citizens." After des-
cribing tho United States and ita won
dcrful and form OF govern
ment, tho doctor asked how it came
about that this magnificent territory Ia
still under ono banner, and TINT tho
stars and stripes. and Ia not like Europe
divided up into many petty Kingdoms
and empires, each jealous OF the others 7
Has there been no clashinc OF interests
between the different sections OF this
vast country. and has there been no
graspinc selishnesa amongst us? Or,
have we, OF nil the countries OF She
world, been kept free from tho ambi.
tons and intrigues of evil and
designing mon and nations?
How has it como about thon
that wn are still ono country and ono
people? We heard much a few years
ago during tho Washington celebration
OF how much We owe to Washington
mud his c%o-laborcrs for this magnificent
country and government. Washington
and his followa did well. | would not
dctrRct ono iota from their vol earned
fame. They launched M untircd ship
OF state. namely, FREQ government on m
unknown sea. No nprejudIcod mind
can study tho work oil those mon md
not admire their wisdom, prudence and
sclf.sacritlce. But wc must not forgot
that tho time came when tho ship OF
state was in imminent danger OF boing
utterly wrecked, and that. too, by such
as had been it, p-ofcsscd friends and
were still on board. But through tho
providence OF God there was n second
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lincoln-called
to tho command oil tho old snip OF
state"
Row. schwarm then referred to the
roady response for tho call for troops
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g. TATUM,
FOR SALE.
FOR SELE.

House, Ave rooms, brick, corner lot. "a stree;
$50.
Two brick houses and 4.yoomed house in rear,
Fol ST, 9th ward. rents Tor $50 per year. SIa6
House. > rooms brick, lot Skin f.. Chspli2s
splendid lot for dwelling, y. Main s;.ce:, nel,
.sth street. 5000
House. lirooms and store room. Main s;rs,
near "lSt street, lot iiSl0 feet
House. 9 rooms and hall, Chapliue streG:, rci:
Esd street $500.
Corner lot Lind street, Belvederr, Sl5
House, ! oolns. brick, and stable, lS:h stree;
$500.
House, 5 rooms. 18th street. sl.6ol.
House. 5 rooms and hall. co-nef North F.oa.
and Kentucky streets, Sn6Ol
Double frame house. 10 rooms aud store nOol.
corner Of tll and Jacob streets, rents to' 81 PEI
month. S3.6O0.
House. 5 rooms. brick. and i.rpomci house Ia
rear, Eoft street, Centre Wheeling, SION
House, / rooms. Goth street, Sl.on
House rooms, l,th street, cheap Ga cay
terms. 500
House. / rooms, brick. Jacob street IA wad-
$3.50.
House, 5 rooms and ha.l, Park View, 10: lo)E
lGh feet. easy terms, Sl.7D.
Double house 10 Rooms, Indiana street, lSl1l
easy terms. Sh.hQl
tiousc. 5 ROOMS, corner lot, 9th s:rc1- eli!
terms, Sl,lOO.
House, rooms, McColloch street, Eas; WheH
House. I rooms and hall. with largo To-, 18Th
street, 5000
House, 5rooms. Baltimore street. Els; Wheel
Ing. easy terms sl.0N
House, / rooms, 18th street. easy terms, So
House, 10 rooms brick, with large loi, ia
street. cheap.
House, D rooms. Jacob street, 9Th wand. ciT
terms. $500.
House. 6 rooms, Wood street. jth whrl. Si.nl
House, rooms, hrlck. Market street, Cci:;s
Wheeling, cheap, Sl,2O1.
lots Oh Lind stncL Ee!vcdcrc, $50 aat 80
each.
Three lots IN Park View. cheap.
business property on Market street AZ rnois'
ate price.
$50, SsJ,. $50, 500, $1,000 and $500 10 ioiao1
neal estate.
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Nervousness

Js rooIlv only po.bor wanna TO-. ~
Mod ;oun nn.:.na ;","n IIp".o
800 $780, ~ 1G" 10 ~eaN anu nci'
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~ d;so"so I'o onI I :; - .,'o sealI'
n],s,,,. u.hinn n;"o;. s,;,"r.,' o ,ur
FL " So Mncn ~
anI p'oP.! nu.'sn 'no organs
o"noa. h,,, y, ,;uaI I. nna. .a" you
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oa'u'rn unu hhc"llht,Sm are UNI
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~. VIM" h iioou = oafsnp''illh, us INC
peot pioou puillicr, Is cFtTIWNcrc
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On tho afternoon and evening OF juno
5 the board OF managers Of Altcnheim
will give a reception. during which
Strawberries and cream and a toothsomc
lunch will DO served. The Opera House
orchestra will play during tho after.
noon. and this fact alone ought to at.
tract a large attendance. Tho home is
in n t%louri,hing condition and an in.
spection OF the premises will reveal
many surprises to those who are not &c.
quaintcd with tho institution.
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Mrs. HARRIET EVANS, Hinsdale, Ills,
writes: Let mo say Ono Minute Cough
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My children Il have three) are subject
to this dread diseasc. 1t comes very
suddenly, but One Minute Cough Cure
has mover failed to rolicve ut once. |
should not feel safe to be without it.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W.. Va, B. +.
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bridgeport, O.
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To purify, vi,alizo and enrich tho
blood, and give norve. bodily and digcs.
two strength, tako llood's sarsaparilla.
q
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
TrL 6G 1899 Market Street.
FOR SALE.


No. MSS. Fcnpstrot, . rooms and ba;a, boa
gases, Cheap.
No, IL 18th street. ihroomrd brick Cheap
No. G0l Market street, 6 rooms SlOl,
Nos 1901 aud llB Market street, blsiaaA
property, Sl2,SVO.
Nos. n and ~ S7th street, l. rooms. Si&n -,
No. ms Market street, : rooms aud ba,h. ~"
No mS. York street. 3 rooms. Chcap
Nc. 81 n. Front ST., s rooms and hath Na'SI
No. 1855 ChRplinc St, 5 rooms, bath r,2E' 'ai
largo stable $S,0N.
Corner 18th aud Woods street. dNcI.ins AVA
store room Cheap.
Houses Of all sizes and In diiCnnt l"t"i!eA1
Saloon for sale on 10th street, cheap
Restaurant aud hotel for sale on MdtAe'''''S
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale Oh I'm A'ec-
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale cheap, H.,
building lots In all tho host locations '''1'
city.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY M LOAN
HHRRT j. FINk.
Telephone Isl, tms7l up Market si'''''N "''
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To he ceilorJ Of Jtdianc Brosotk. detcatod.
In pursuance offs decree OF the circuit court OF
Ohio county. made In a cause therein pending.
TO subject the real estate OF the said JuliAna
RreisocS to the payment OF her debts. you are re-
quIrCd TO present your claims against the estate
o. the said julihna Brcisock for adjudication to
George z. Boyd. commissioner, at his office, No.
lE1 Chapline street. Wheeling. In the said coun-
". on or before the ri day OF June. 1894
Witness: John ". Mitchell, clerk Of the said
court. this Bud day OF April. 1895.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
w. W. CowDES, solicitor for complainant
ap%2-N
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NOTICES.,

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
All rcrsonS knowing themselves indebted to
the estate Of Elijah MarlIEG. deceased. urc re,
qncstcd TO settle, and nil persons having claims
against said estate will present them to ME 10;
settlement
mylS e, s TERRELL. Administrator
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-27

W. III ALIt! 10 I TOOila .-.....--.......-. 5 "
FOR SALE
SO. 60 North Front street.
Lot on South Front stree.
No. l0Gj McColloch street, 6OIlaO feet, s1.yn
No. ! Kentucky street.
No. . Kentucky street
No. S Thirty-hnt ST.. IL roored dwelling.
No. @7lO Market street. $1,000.
No; 2il Main st'eeL, 6roomed brick On Itoa.
and 3roomed frame OH alley. for s. 100.
Real estate oEeVery description
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-27
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In Churches Yesterday for tho Old
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aud G. A. II. Services Largely At.
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