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The sudden departure from this
vicinity Of ono Jacob Hut, a German
salooa.kespsr OF North DenWOod, 10 still
fresh in the public mind in the south
ern section Of the city, whore he was
known. HuGl's whereabouts have never
been definitely asceFtSined, mainly boz
cause nobody wanted to find him badly
enough to make 1t worth while, There
was evidently very sensational story
connected with his departure, little OF
which ever came out He letta COM
plets suit OF fairly good clothes on the
river bank, among some willows, Great
ing tho impression that no had COM
mitted suicide, but as luck would have
1t man who knew him saw him with
an entire new outfit OF clothes board q
train for Chicago,
Not long before this Huff had made
the acquaintance OF y young German.
ireSh from the old country, who had
money coming to him from a bank
there. Hui persuaded him to draw for
$500, aud have the advice OF the arrival
OF the draft mailed to him in HuH's
care. The young Gorman never got any
letter, but after Hubs departure he
found that a stranger had appeared ut
the bank to which tho money was aent,
showed tho letter and received the 5000.
The stranger answered HUI 5 desc.Ip'
ton to Il I. ThatW was chapter ], ending
with HutT's career in this immediate
vicinity, so far as known.
Chapter 9 began with a letter written
by the young German TO his bankers IN
Germany, explaining what had hap
pened, and asking that another 500 be
sent TO him through tho German bank
OF Wheeling. 4he draft reached that
bank from New York in duo time, and
in day or two man appeared with
o letter OF advice as to the arrival OF the
moaey. When he presented Il, tho
bank officials informed him that he
would have to bring two citizens to
identity him, and he LETT to lind two
friends for that purpose. So far he has
not re.appeared.
Hua's connection with the second
case 10 that tho letter IRON Germany
was addressed to the richttul owner OF
the money, in HuG's care. This nAtnr:
ally suggests the query, where is Hut Z
It's almost certainly known that HUI
was the ,lnan who drew tho $500, but it
was not tho same man who presented
tho letter aud tried to draw the 500.
The situation on iti face Ia one which
would present great opportunities for a
SHERLOCK Holmes" il there was enough
in it to justify the trouble and expense.
HUFF is eviden va very slick individual,
but Just reckless enough to spoil his
own best schemes
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THE GAIl.4EaHU WE'LL
Drilling Goes on SLOWLY Under COnsldo
able Difficulty.

Drilling Goes on SLOWLY Under Consider
able Difficulty,
An IxrELLIdEScER reporter Yesterday
evening visited the Gallagher well,
southwest OF Moundaville. which has
been attracting so much interest lately.
The roar OF the escaping gas can be
heard fully quarter of a mile away
and is, il ANYTHING. increaSing as tho
drill penetrRtes. Tho drilling has to be-
suspended Mt dark. as no lights can be
used on account OF the gas. The force
OF the gas also makes drilling very din.
cult IN daylight. Last evening tho drill
had reached depth OF 100 feet, and
was between the first and second pay
sands in the Big Iniun. The we'll will
be drilled thirty feet further, as at that
depth the question Of its oil producing
properties will DO fully determined.
There is still an odor OF oil and many
believe that oil in paying quantities
will be struck. On the other hand,
others say that the indicrtions arc not
particularly bright. Sutton & Calhoun,
Of Pittsburgh. the owners Of tho we'll,
were on the scene yesterday, and eX-
press the belief that tho well will
amount to something.
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LoCAh BltNVrrlNs,
Matters of Minor AlomSnt In aud About
the city,

Matters OF lllnur AumvnI Ia anu ApouE
the city.
SEVERAL boating parties have been
out riding on the river the past lew
evenings.
SHEET mill No. 0. at the EsnR.Stand'
ard, which has been oil since July !,
will start next Monday.
A FREE stereopticon exhibition will
be given this evening Mt the corner OF
Market and Twelfth streets,
Rev, +. ". CRAMER, of Cleveland. o.,
will preach tomorrow morning and
evening at theiFIrst Baptist church,
Thu Trilby dancing club will give its
fourth dance this evening at Mozart
park. Kilmeysr will furnish tho music.
WILLIAM IRA, u resident Of Glen
EasIon, agsd sixty years, dropped dead
in that place on Thuraday aud was
buried yesterday.
THGnE wsro eight assorted cases IN
the police court yesterday. -Four went
to tho hill for thirty DAYS and one for
ten days, and three paid their fines,
CLERK Hook Yesterday issued a mar.
riago license to George A. Hahn, aged
twonty-six. and Mary a, Fleming, aged
nineteen. both natives and'resldenta OF
Wheeling.
THE Pennsylvania Lincs' third Allan
tic City excursion leaves Wheeling
next Thursday. Already one sleeper
has been filled and It is anticipated
there will DO two additional sleepers re-
quired.
EVERY visitor to Wheeling Park has
remembered Smoke" tho playful pug
dog belonging to Mrs. Ernest krIOger,
Well, Smoke" Is no more. HO was
killed by a wagon running over HIS
neck.
A MEETING OF the special council com.
mittee Oh the proposal TO raise natural
gas prices was talked of for Monday
night, but It was called OF yesterday
afternoon. as that time did not suit the
gas company.
SQUIRs GILLEspY yesterday postponed
tho preliminary hearing OF Clara Moss.
charged with Keeping house Of Ill
fame at 81 Seven Senth street on July q,
until the l7ih inst, on account OF the
absence OF witnesses.
THE brick work on the new Pewlky
passenger station, at tho foot OF Flew
enth street, is nearly completed, and
the contractors, HAlIock Bros. ana J.W.
Beltz K Sons, say that the station will
be complete for occupation October |.
Tue Wheeling DiOtrict Ministerial
Association, OF the NJ. Il. church, will
hold their annual meeting at New Mar
tiasyilla on August ~ and %. A good
programme has been arranged and II
good time is expected. A full attond'
anco of the ministers Of the district is
requested.
ANOTHER case OF smallpox was found
Yesterday, tho patient being girl
named Smith at 20l0 McColloch street.
The house was Quarantineh tagged and
guarded. Nothing has recently been
heard Of the now smallpox hospital.
The sub committee seems to have Tor
gotten it was appointed.
YESTERDAY while Mr.. John Helstcin
was driving out at Pleasant Valley the
wagon ran over an obstruction, and a
little nephew OF Mr.. liolstOin's sou OF
MIR. Auth's, was thrown out and run
over. lie was picked up Unconscious,
aud believed to be killed. but soon raj.
lied, and his injuries were found to DO
incnnsideFabln
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ABOUT PEopLE.
Strangers In the CiIy aud Wheeling Folks
AbFOnu.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
AhrORd.
Miss Pearl stoen, OF Steubenville, is
visiting Miss Madgo Warner
Mr.. G. II. Wheeler, OF Wheeler &
Sons, ia in tho east on business trip.
Richard Palmer and sister, Miss Sarah,
are visiting friends at Washington, Pa.
DR.. II. II. Harrison leaves on Monday
for a week'a sojourn at Cambridgeboro,
Pa.
Governor William A. MacCork1e was
here yesterday morning in his special
car, en- route homo from Philadelphia.
Rev. Father MCDermott, Of tho Holy
Ghost college, at Pittsburgh. Is guest
OF the clergy at the episcopal residence
on Thirteenth street.
Mr.. Richard q. Campbell arrived in
ths city yesterday on his wRy from New
York to the west. and will spCnd several
days among his Wheeling trends,
Mrs. William II. Oxtobv. accom-.
panied by hor daughter, Mary, left this
morning for visit with relatives aud
friends in Wheeling, Erie, Pa, Herald.
Judge T. ]. llugus, his three sons.
John, William and Arthur, and Mr..
John Wright are driving through tho
mountains OF West Virginia, and having
IN excellent time. They will include
Elkins, Beverly aud Philippi in their
tour.
Mrs. Mary Krciror Misses Lilic and
Pearl Frank, and Miss Mary Singer.
walt, all Of Wheeling, have returned
homo from Wait to the family Of
Charles Kriesor and Charles Ktobc, and
othor irionda in tho country, says tho
Clarington Independent.
Miss jessie Lennox, Of Colorado
Springs, who has boon Waiting her aunt,
Mrs. n. Il. Scott, with whom aho made
tho tour Of tho Now England seaside
resorts. left yesterday Tor hOr homo
Miss Lonnox, by her nhnblo manners,
made irionda OF all whom shO mot here.
The Cambridgoboro, Pa, Nova Of this
week says: DR.. John Q. llupp mud wife,
OF Wheeling, W. Va, Nrc RnOnding n va.
cation n town, aud NrO registered ut the
Cambridge House. Wo RrO indebted to
tho doctor for lRtO illOs Of Wheeling pa.
porN, Tor like good citizen, hO takOB
thCm ali.
Row W. II, Hayden, pastor Of tho
Ftnt Christian church, has returned
with his family from iow days vNCh.
tion noar lIarrisvillO, ohio, and will
prnaCh IA usual Sunday morning mud
evening, leaving Monday morning for
bellevue camp grounds, Pa, where hO
and family will remain I'LL September
bIHiFicl Passenger Agent y. G. Mae.
Walters and TRAVELLING Passenger Agent
ErUd u. snnkOy, Of Pittsburgh, two ui
tho Pennsylvania Limos most popular
officials wOrO hcrO on Il business visit
yO8tOtdaY Both pcntlcmon arc much
gtollisd at tho 0nO showing being made
10y Wheeling In passenger buaInesA--On
tho PonnsYlVanh, Oi course.
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IsLANn Ul:L4I.lI ElIlLD.



Tho williamson wolI will Produce fltty
To ono Hundred Barrels
Interest has turned in measure
from tho Gould to tho Island crock oil
field, iHJrfrorson county, Ohio. Opora.
lions wyrO rathOr nOtiyo in tic Island
creek ruvon several yOatB ago but DO.
cauSo Of tlo little quantity Of oil found
II Waa practically abandoned. hut tho
Knllormulr woll, drilled in two weeks
ugo, Ia making hvd barrels daily. Tho
Williamson vol, drilled In Tuesday, IL
provingR workable gushOE With tho bit
twenty l0Ot Ia tho sand tho vol 10 filled
With oil, and tho strong pressure Of ga9
hRs spurtod tho oil over tho derrick
novOral timea. Tho vol Ia good Tor
GiLy to one hundred barrels, aud little
or no salt watOr 10 apparent.
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At THE CAMP MEETING.
Extensive Preparations for Great
Crowd There on Sunday
BISHOP MALLlLIEU WILL PREACH
This Evopipg-DotaIls OF tho Various
sorvices-o Ono Thousand Cot
taGsrs Now at tho Grounds-AII tho
Cottages Arc Filled - EGpworth
League Day Next Tuesday Win DO a
Great Occasion,

Yesterday was n busy day on the
MoundSvillo camp grounds, In tho
morning the gates were closed, gate
keepers were selected and took their
places and everything was madO ready
for the largest gathering OF good people
ever hold on this historic spot To-day
and tomorrow largo crowds Rro expect
ed, for as has been mentioned in for
mer issue OF tho lNTELldEHCER, Bishop
MallaIieu is emphaticaIIy the preacher
OF tho masses, or rather to draw tho
masses to hear him, lilo will preach to-
night, twice tomorrow and once on
Monday, Rev. Dr.. Spencer, OF PhiIa-
dolphia, is q worthy assistant OF the
bishop, aud wherever he has gone here
tOfore tho people have ilockeh TO hear
him. lie will be pTosont during the en-
Iiro meeting, This year tho preachers
Of the distuct will bs present In force
aud an oldtmO meeting will BIO tho 70.
suit, This ia ~ 1t should DO, and
as one said few days ago, "Why not
see nj least one hundred sinnera con-
verIed and hundreds oil ChrIatians re-
Vived."
On Tuesday evening NJ. $. Canoe, OF
Altoona, Pa, will be present and viii
speak twice. This ia EpwoTth League
bay, and 1t is the intention OF making II
tho red letter day OF tho meeting, Rev.
Mr.. Canoe knows perhaps rs much
about this great Methodist organization
as anyone who could have been secured,
Ho il nm eloquent speaker, and those
who miss hearing his talks will miss
great deal, On the afternoon OF Ep-
worth League Day u platform meeting
will DO held, at which many will give
short talks, and the music OF tho occa-
sion will be especially good. Lot oil tho
LoaguOrs Of the Wheeling dlstrictattend
Camp mecting on Tuesday next
All the cottages that have been empty
have been filling up rapidly, aud by
night more than 1000 people will BIO in
hAbitants OF tue cottages on the camp
ground.
The preparations for feeding tho mul.
titude on Sunday are first class, and all
will DO Rbundantly served.
Last night praise meeting was con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Grimes, Tho at-
tendance Was large, though tho weather
was sultry. After several songi aud
selections by choir OF fifty voices un.
der the direction OF Prof, Burke, Rev,
Mr.. Dunn led in prayer. Then followed
tive.mlnuto talks by the following gem
tIemen: Sir. j. ". Hodley, Rev. Messrs.
Upton. Buckley, sanford, Denton and
| Helms.
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piitsburgh--Rivor 9 $40 feet and sta.
tionnry, Weather clpAr and warm.
oil City-RtvaE foot inches and
falling. Weather clOnr aud warm
Greensboro River 6 feet II inches
mud falling. Weather clear mud warm.
steubcnviIle-Riyor feet inches and
stationary. Weather coar and warm.
WNrtOn-RivOr S.lO ola foot aud fall.
ing. WNnihCr clnhr aud Wnrm.
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Cards are out announcing the mar.
rIage on August 81, at S a. M, in tho
church Of tho Immaculate Conception,
of Mr. Charles 0'Brton, tho vol Known
and popular letter carrier, aud Misa
Katherine P. HasonauOr, u handsome
And excellent young lady Of tho Eighth
ward. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien will live
in new house he has just completed
on Woods street, that ward. They will
have the hOarticst wishOs for their
future happiness OF widO circle oil
friends,
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10 sure and u1n that old and wull.Lriod
remedy Mus WuMow'o SourIilsd SYnup
for children tUothinG " soUtnos tho
child, Bottoms tho gums, allnya all pain,
Curol wind colo and Ii tito boat romo.
dy for diatrhwa Twenty-Five Contq a
DOItlO, MwTaW
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Tho Stark w0ll wOHt Of SLonbOnvilo,
was drillOd In yesterday, and 90 small n
showing Of oil was found that II will DO
abandoned aud tho Casne drawn, and
another vol drilled ono milo wOBl.
BISlgtAvillo PARTIES atB leasing for oil
near Fort Homer, aud they will mako
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
CTANDARD GOODS
NJ AT LOW PRICES.

1t will always pay to look over our
price list, whether you perchaae from Us
or elsewhere; you eau then hnd inc
lowest price II quality is equal We
quote prices for fresh and standard
goods only,
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rURuLY PERSONAL.

Prof. John Burke, the musical direc.
tor for tho occasion, has been on the
grounds fOT two days past. While no Is
not Excel" ho almost exCeIs him in
avoirdupos. lie understands his busi'
ness thoroughly. and undsr his direc.
ton the music will be II prominent lea
turO OF the meeting. ....-..
]. W. Bodley arrived yesterday from
Stanton, Va, aud will be present dur
ing tho meeting.
The following ministers have already
arrived:
Rev. Mo.srs. Buckley, Of Thomson
church, Wheeling; Upton, Of Cameron;
Denton, OF Bonwood; Helmes, Of Mai
den; Hammond, OF Prkorsburgi
Grimes, OF MOundsyillo, aud Presiding
Elder Mick. OF Moundsville.
Rev. Mr.. Carver, pastor, Of tho Prcsby.
terrain church Of West LIborty, is occu.
plying his cottage on the camp.cround
aud will remain during the meeting.
Miss Fila Bowers, daughter OF Frank
W. Bowers, OF Wheeling, Ia staying at
tho Archibald cottage during tho meet
ing.
One Of the late arrivals is ROv. Mr..
SaudtorL, Of Harrison county.
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The Standard located n well on the
Joseph Hill farm yesterday. 1t Is said
that they located two others on Thurs
day on Short creek.
Tho sharkey derrick was built in one
day.
Good progress is made in the drilling
on the Lloyd, Lup.on and Greenlee
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several tests at once. They claim
Wellsvillo Ia on the line.
The Knox Township Oil and Gas
Company has been organized by some
Of the most energetic men in tho town
ship. They have leases on the Warren,
Roberts, Wilkinson, Elson, Wilson and
other farms, and will test at once.
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VERY PECULIAR CASE.
The Disappearance of HUFF, the
South Fad Saloon Keeper,
RECALLED BY Il RECENT ATTEMPT

by Another Person to Repeat Pro.
Atable TrIoE OF Huff's-ThO Man
who Created an Impression that hO
Had Taken his own nlrO Believed
TO DO Back of the Present Operator,
AGood Chance for Detective Work
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COMMISSIONING SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, W. Va entered on tue lOlh my
6f May, 1898, IN two chRncetY suits he4Iu
together, IN ono OF which OScAF onEen was coln'
plninGnt aud T. f. Parsons ct ll. waro deienl'
ants, aud IN tho other ", 4, Fooso ~ 20, were
cOmpAuants and Sarah T. ParsonN' ndnlnH'
irRtriI OF tho estate OF ], \. II. Parsons OF GL'
were defendants, we will OIL
SATURDAY. AUGUST IL 1895.
beginning Rt 10 O'Clock q M, sell at pnhic arc.
ton, 10 the highest bidder, al the norm !f0At
door Of tho Court House Of ohio county west
Virginia, tho real estate belonging 10 Ihe do
Icudant, 8. L. Parsons described In SAID decree
as follows to.wll: The north one'haH Of Lot
No. Sand tue south oue'hRli OF Lot no: II IN ~
q. RobnSOn's addition to tho city OF wheeling
in Ohio county. West Virginia
Said sale win he upon the following tormaVlL
Ouc.thirl OF tho purchase money, ana suCh
further portion thereof as the pntchASef may
cleo, 10 par, shall he paid In cash; tue re-
lnaindcr shall DO Paid Ia Two equal annual In
EIalmentE, with interest nom the day oil sale,
which interest on tho second insAlment shall
be PAYABLE annually. and the Tito VIII DO re'
thlnrd until tho purchase money Is tniY paid.
The purchaser shall pay all taxes assessed there
Va avs '''' BENJAMIN &. ALLISON,
G, L. NORRIS.
Special Commissioner
WHEELING, ". Va. July 10, 1925
ihcrcbycerttfy that bond and security has
been given by the above named special com.
misSl0nGrs as required BY law aud tho decree OF
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
jyi6 Clerk Of the said Circuit Count
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SAM!

Lcatherwood lots. 5Ox2G5 at 500, With water.
gas, sidewalk and shade trees. Easy te'aI
Sweeney Foundry lots, q or 80 foot front, OF
easy terms. Price away down.
Island lot on Huron street, on high ground. a.
$50.
North York street 10. at bargain tot a lev
days Look it up.
MONEY TO LOAN
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BUSINESS CHANCE,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
- WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA July Is, 1897
States Tunnel Company was held July ~, 1873
at which meeting the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
"RUutcti, That the uamc Of this company he
changed to, and this company shall hereafter be
known u.s. the United States Tunnel. Mining
Milling. Drainage and Transportation Company,
said company carrying on tho business OF tun.
nulling mining. milling ores, drainage and
transportation connected Herewith"
JAMES c. PAGAN.
Jy27.s President United stntCs Tunnel Co
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FOR SALE.

No ilss, pCnustroot, rooms aud bath boa
gases. Cheap
No, Tilthstrrci ii.roomcl btlrk lh"P
No. BOl Market street, G rooms 81 al .,.r,,u
Nos ilOl aud 100 Market stfcl- p"''''"
ptOnCriy, sil $40 .tO
Nos. n aud 10 a7ih street, u rooms tl'vi
No s,A MntkclstrcNt, 7tDoms all halNN''
No, NNS York sttuOk rooms ,CNrlh c,,,,
No. h6N, Front st., ROOMS anu nam nu,.I
No lOD ChNpllnO SL, s rooms BAN r''''''
lRtgO stable 5000 u,,, ,,l
Corner iSih nnd Woods s,rIot dwelling ''
store room Cheap ...t,,,
Houses NJ all IitS nNd IN dl1cnn1 loeaU''
BALLOON Tor gNlo un 10th street cNGAr. ,..,,,.,L
Restaurant mud hotel TOT sale OH NArAV''''
cheap .... .,.,,l
Restaurant aud hoiOi for sale on ilIa "'''
cheap, ,
ClgDt SlorN WI Market street t,t sal, rhoNIh st
lllIldlng lots IN all the best locNHo"' '"''
civ,
Farms Tor salc on easy terms ,
HOUSES TO RENT MONEY TO LOAN
HERRT j. FIN r..
Telephone OsG Imt7l llH Market NlegL.-L..
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REAL ESTATE.
Special Sale Of Real Estate!

NO. 1908 CHAPlINE STREET, brick dysIlB,
Of rooms and finished attic. watef on a.,
floors, LOT lSXlS0 feet splendid lQcutloa.
NO, l28 FOURTEENTH STREET, lot ,ouD
feet Must DO sold before EOptomberl /.
NO lR WOODS STREET twOStOry dorb,
brick aud brick stable Lot 62x6l feet,
no. 1873 CIIAPLlNE STREET tine regld,au
THREE LOTS, each SOIl2) tee, gu tie MOTH.
east corner Of WRbaSh and Indiana rt.et,
Island. wlLLsELL CHEAP,
no. 100 FIFTEENTH STREET, frame hovss Of
four rooms Lor 20Gl0J FEET.
Part Of lot No. Is on the west Sitl OF MlIa St
botwehn TwenlySecOud street and alley y Nd
frontage OF 9hS feet and extends TO the alDey IA
the rear.
Building lots In woodslLIe. LaaIhsrwoo4 Iaa
Pleasant Valley.
MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL ESTATE
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- S0oOe 900 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We are the only house in the state that manufac-
ture all their own Mattresses We manufacture all
grades including
Hair and Cotton Mattresses,
Cotton and HBk Mattresses,
Etc, Etc., Etc., Etc, RtG.
Hair Mattresses,
Felt Mattresses,
Combination Mattresses,

If YOU have aMattress that needs making We
can do It for you in one day, calling for it in the
morning and returning the same day, so you will
not be placed at any inconvenience.
Repair work Of all kinds will receive our prompt
attention,
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AsslGNEE's SALE.

A SSIGNEE SALE OF THE WHEEL.
"A ING hill VINEYARD PROPERTY.
Ne Will otter for Ii short time. 1t private sale
tho Wheeling fill Vineyard Property, consisting
Of about thIrty.twO acres and improvements
thereon. Will sell said properly as a whole or
will sell the east or west side Of the hill sepa.
rntcly, rs Will suit purchasers. For price and
terms call al the onlec ni George J, MathlIon,
No 1923 Market strcNt Wheeling, W. Va.
GEORGE J. MATniSON and T. S RILEY.
lyle ASsGnees OF j. T. Sullivan.
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TO LOAN.
MONEY TO loan.

MONEY TO LOAN.
lNA Cash always on hand Ia sums 70 suit,
from SO and upwards, on real estate; also on
furniture. &c, without removal; ehNy payments
No charge unless lDAu Is male. Confidential.
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, Box l0T
iRia!TrhIs
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Atlantic Tea Co.
We Lead, Lot Tho,o Who Can Follow,
WANTED.

VXTANrED-Y0UNG MAN AS STE.
w N0GRApHER aHd Typewriter AaaFe4s
~. " nrligOucer ONCE, nnO
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