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The record-union., 1895-08-05

William Tell did not found the Swiss
confederation, and the story of Gessler
has no historic basis.
The record-union., 1895-08-05
LEGISLATIVE FITN ESS.
tMarysViIle Democratic

The Sacramento RECORD UNION OF
Thursday contained an able editorial, in
the course OF which the following APP
peared:
I'VE should hail with delight consti-
tutional amendment making inelgi BILE
for the position of mblyman all those
who have not attained the age of 40
years"
The downfall of many promising young
men can be traced to politics, particularly
in the seeking of legislative positions.
And it may be said without fear of con-
taadiction, that Mr.. Laugenour is not the
only member of the last session who
lived a rotous and immoral life at the
State capital. There are others, and it is
a fact that they are young men under the
age of 30, who never will fully recover
from the injury inflicted.
The record-union., 1895-08-05

The world is only saved by the breath
of the school cnildren.-Talmud.
The record-union., 1895-08-05


4 legitimate field for the good work of
some OF the organizations now labOring
for the real progress OF California is sug-
gested i'll the following extract from a late
exchange:
There is no need to call the attention
of newspaper readers TO the variety of
Eastern news that comes over the wires
TO this city. The dispatches treat OF ali
subjects-politics, social affairs, science,
literature, invention. sports, labor affairs.
law, finance, ETC., as well as important
criminal events. But Californians do
not, as a rule, see what California news is
telegraphed to the East. We think they
would be surprised and not at all pleased
were they to see it. They would find
/ by ii that Eastern people are, unwilling
Is, Of course. given the Impression that
nothing but crimes and catastrODhes hap
pen III California. 1t is not necessary to
onter into the reason for this. The fact is
enough. We think il is something the
organizations now Interesting themselv es
SO strongly and effectively in the ad
vancement of the State should inquire
into With view to correcting the mis-
take and Of presenting California to East
ern eyes In some other light than that OF
a wild and woolly Western Stale, in which
it is made to appear now"
The record-union., 1895-08-05

The movement to promote California
enterprises Will receive all the support it
deserves from the newspapers which have
steadily advocated the policy at all times
But what is TO become of these same
papers ii the Eastern competitors of Cali
fornla manufacturers are driven out or the
market by their efficient though gratuit-
GUS aid?
The record-union., 1895-08-05
VOICE OF The PRESS.
From Newspapers of In
terror california.
IOrOyilIe NIercury.l


The RECORD UNION discusses the sub
ject Of youth in the Legislature and inn
mature politicians III an able and con-
elusive manner. 1t accorGs entirely
with our Views. Hence we give place III
our columns to The article.
THEY WILL BE BETTER OFF
The record-union., 1895-08-05

HOW IT HURTS CALIFORNIA.
lSanta Cruz Surf
The record-union., 1895-08-05

SUNDAY excepted. zMonday excepted.
A-for morning. Ii-For afternoon.
RICHAf.D GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
T. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21
8ermti@teS.

Sobn @odef eIIer, Der Oelt0=
Mig, wirb mad 8ere@nuns bes Steuers
collectors Oeblmser in Gleuelano, o.,
unseidbr $l72, 92o gintommeniteuer
uon ieiuem pom ibm ielbit auf SO. 7oo.>
900 ansesebenen germosen gu 5ablen
baben.
@ouperneur MIt9eIb uon
Suinois bat ben Sames 9. MiQer pom
9osan County, Der gu flint Sabren
3udtbaus uerurtbeilt moroen mar, 1uo>
pom er etmos iber elm Sabr abseieIen
bat, besnabist. Miqer, Der cine aus
Trau unb mebreren Sinoern beltebenbe
Tamilie gu ernabren bate, war auBer
8ei@dftisuns seworoen unb bate, un
bic Seinisen am 2eben gu erbalten. cine
Quantitdt Spsd i'm Wertbe pom ettua
$l5 sefoblen unb .erbielt bafar 1s9,n
einem ber3loien &i@ter bic obsenannte
barte Citrate 5ubittirt. Ser @naoen~
att oes @ouuerneurs Mltselt ueroient
beBbalb ale Nne, tennuns. .".. E~S
@inen 90nen 8emeis Der
Nnertennuns ieiner beoeutenben 0ers
bienite I'M bic Pfese Der Muiit lieierten
9errn Sans 8alotta BEL @elesenbeit
ieines fanf5isiabrisen Dirisenten>Subis
ldums bic BETTER ber Gbieasoer Muiis
taliens@ ei@dfte, inbcm iie benz Subilar
e1ne Bantanweiiuns 0 $1,000 nit
folsenoem Yesleiti@reiben iiberianbten:
v@ertber 9err 8alatta! 8ir, bic unz
ter3eidneten gertreter bes muiitsei@dfts
in Chicago, wiini@en Sbnen einen sreifz
barren Bemeis %unicrer Wnertennun9 ST.
res boben Gbaratters un6 ber ii@ beute
iber cine Periooe uon so Sabren e.
itredenoen Dienite, bic Sie ber Muiit>
Brofeiiion 9eleifet baben, gu 9eben, uno
eriu9en sic oesbalb, BON uns bic ein>
9ei@loiiene 8antanweiiuns an%3unebmen.
Snoem mir Sbnen bieies tleine Nnses
binbe iiberrei@en, m0dten mir ertldren,
baB es rur III bei@ranttem Grade bic
bobe peri0nli@e Ndtun9 ausorlGt, in
wel9er sic bel ben 1nter5ei@neten ife'
ben." Gol9en % Namen.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21
GS 1T in letterer 3eit bdufis erwd9n1

e. 1T in Ietterer 3eit bdufis erwa1nt
moroen, baB bic rei@ite unS vuornebmz
ite" Rir@ensemeinoe in Nmerita, bic bet
Erinitp>&ir9e in Nem gorf, einen 9ro>
zen Gbeil ihrer ginfiinfte aus Gene
ments9auiern be5iebt, bic BON elmer l1ns
teriu@unss> Gommiiion 81 ben i@le@tes
iten ertldrt wuroer, mel@e i~iberbaupt
eriitircn - uno bas mid uiel ia9en.
Nun bate ber Seem Dorfer @eiuuobeits>
@atb wenisitens cine &eiorm onseoros
net uno Smar bic re9t bei@eioene Torz
oeruns, oaB, ME seietli@ porsei@rieben,
in iebem Stodwert bieier 9auier menisz
items Elm @aiierbabn ansebra@t merSen
mii1e, 10 baB bic Bewobner ni@t ibr
Waher i'm 9of bolen miilen. Man
io0te meincn, baB oies meni9 9enu9 iei,
unb baB, iolanse cleanliness next
to goodness" 1T, cine 6riitli@e Sc
meinoe ibren ar'nen Mietbern wenisz
items maiden, baoen, r%einisen, 10 lei@t
ME, m09li@ MAIDEN ioQte. Iber bic
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

authorizations @emeinbe sammerte ii4
ni9t UNI bic Gorbsruneen Der @eiunb:
BELTS ebSrbe. 9tls bieie bann Bic aes
ietli&s @eloRrafe uerbdnste. aablte
man ni@t uno ais bic Beb0rbe auf CAB.
lung Der Strafe slaste. iaubten bic .su.
ten gbriiten" elm babies Dutenb Nouo:
Eaten gum @eri&t, bic fe bapor
i9asen iolIten, bab fe se5wunssn
werben i~ollten, ibren Wtietbern @a6er
gum @ai@en 81 l~iefern! Sole Serren
Nbuotaten srtldrten, ba t6nnte man al:
les mSsli@e u~erlanssn. Wieuei&t io0te
man aud nod marmorne Babemannen
unb ionit gtwas aui&afien. MuBerbem
ieien bic 9duier gar teine Tenementbdu.
ier, ionbern Priuatbduier. bic nur tens
pordr u. :. felt ben lesten 80 Sabren)
ais Tsnements benutt wiiroen. Damtt
felen bic irommsn 9erren IN Der eriten
Snitan3 al unb bann appeQirten lie unb
Der bS9ite @eridtsbof bat nun aud in
einem teineswess i@mei@elbaiten llrs
tbeil aesen lie enti&ieoen. sic mersen
nun Citrate 3ablen unb wirtlid lire ar
men, bobe Mietbe be;ablenosn, Mies
tbern @a1er ~lieisrn mi0en. Das 1T
- meint elm @e9ielblatt-sar 81 traus
rig; benn wober iouen iie nun bas @elb
nebmen, ben rbetebrten" &affernmdb@en
in Nfrita grinolinen gu lieiern?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

Neaere' Ra@ri@ten aus Sadions
bile in Ulor,ba beitdtiseu bic 0erbafs
tun9 bes burdsebrannten Staatsi4ats
meifaers laplor uon Glib atota. weIs
der benz Staat $se5,Ooo unteri@lus,
in Vera gru3. Mer.. no er BON ameris
Pantheon Detectius aufseiplrt wurbe.
Ct reiite unter ben Namen George Ma:
ion unb fubr nit einem Besleiter Na.
mems pbelps pom Sadionuille mad 3as
uanna. NO er ii& CUR Gabrt mad @era
gru3 eini&reiben Iieb. Mm. &eQp,
Elm Yinsertou Deteetiu, ucriotste feline
Spur unb auf ie,ue telesrapbii&e Nm
meiiuns wurbe Eaplor bel ieiner Nn.
tunft in Wera Gru3 uerbaftet. Die
Y~esistatur ienes @taates Fat cine Be-
lobnuns uon Is. 900 iar befien@ sfanssns
nabme ausseiett.
Die 2esisIatmr pom Glib Das
sota bat bas @ranb*S urp:S pitem bur@
T@aiiiruns eines barauf bejisli@en @es
ietes absei@afit, auBer in GdQen in
mel9en Der Ni@ter bas ginberufen elmer
iol@en fir SmedmdBis uno notbmenbis
era@tet.
Ser betannte gentrumsfibrer
BON S9orlener=Ili 1T Ietten Sonntas
in Berlin an ben Golsen Der Grippe,
welde in Der beuti@em @ei@sboupttabt
epibemii@ aufsetreten 1T, seitorben.
Gben werber i'm 6.n,mel sei@loien.
@eloit meroen lie basesen sesenudrtis
am i9neuiten uno biqisiten III Otla=
bona.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

90 sebt oas @eri@t, BAT, ieitbem
bic Grau Prdiibentin bas meiBe Bdnos
den (Nbsei&en bes Vereins 9riRli@er
Eemperen;irauem) trast, @rouer INNER
peri0nli@ in ben Seller seben MID, UNI
nod benz Turnace ~ ieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

Muecutcinc Verwunberuns erregte
bel Der leeten @abl in &anias bic Ebat>
fade, bag 10 wenis Trauen bon benz
,bnen seieeli@ uerliebeneu Stimmredt
@ebrau9 madteu. Oies iou nun ieiz
men 9auptsruno BARN sebabt baben,
baB iebe Trau beim @esttriren ibr &C.
naues Sitter. a%n;useben bate, unS oaB
besbalb 10 uiele aui 6as ibnen sewabrte
Stimmre@t per3i@teten. Die bortise
2e9islatur mar ie6o@ gallant senug, bies
lem l1ebelitano abaubelfen, inbem iie
perfaste, baB fernerbin Damen, mel@e
ii9 al Der @abl gu betbeilisen wini@en,
nur an3ugeben brauden, oab iie iiber
81 Sabre alt iino.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21
9as Oberbunbesseri@t Der Ser.

9as Oberbunbesseri@t Der Ser.
@taaten bat cine Gnti@eiouns BON meits
trasenberg eoeutuns %abseseben. Danad
erlildt elm 1T ben Ser. Staaten erwirts
ties Batent, faus ba1elbe aus einem ons
beren Qanoe importirt unb bort i@on ers
lol4en 1T. Dieie gnti@eiouns eneet
bas 0ai eiu iebr uieler Patente, oarunter
bas bes v8eQ>Gelepbon", unb man
idabt bic Summe bes in ben beriibmten
Mctienz@ eieQl@aften an%sele9ten &apiz
tolls auf $500, 600, 900.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co., La Crosse, Wis:
sHcube Seum:-@dt pieen Sobren mar i'd benz aabatsseanb erseben nao rou9te
taalh uou fun3ebn BIS Smami9 @iamreu. Idn ynpenipfen mor 10 arg 3rrutH, Bop
mMn Nrt mir onempfabl, bs Maubeu aui5usebsl. sd petM9te oel g. I sees yS%re.s
"No-ToBac' mb pdbuoee an6ue Iiel, iebo1 obe grfolg, os tb ou9 3utau at
BACOCURO outmerham wuhe. Ym 9nau bret So4en besann t9 ben VsDrau9 S9res
9Nikls mi mB bmt 9e1Wn, bab u1 abcut tu Gelangen nab eue Slgorre palpure
Gin lebeni9aitidr @ouder mo lebt einlben, was 6aS 9nBt; a. wxanM @"T "o@ !"
'"'"D ""~'""'"' "' SIC adtuno aSma" N' 6. y. 6ornt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

9as in Der Staats!esislatur pom
Stem Yort bur@ ben MiQionar Glbrlose
Z. @errp einaebradte @eiet fir @ins
fubrung oer Yruselitrafe, paiirte ben
5enat iener &0rperi9ait, murbe aber I'M
6auie nit 81 se9en SO Stimmer per-
morfen. rs lit bies omar nur eine ees
rin9e Mebrbeit, seni9t aber, INT ben
t5taat uor elmer unauslSi4li9enS @ma@
~ bemabren. ."..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

Minnciota Il. Geuter StraBe.
(1etp ul,n, Nllnn
IN Der in indianapolis tasenSer
Staatslesislatur BON Snbia"a tam q
Bel Der s&tuBiituns awii@s" Oemosro;
ten unb @epublitanern ~ elmer ause'
meinen 3eilerei, bel wel@er IS auf bei'
ben Seiten blutise &Opie abiette uno es'
griuatietretdr oes @ouuerneurs iosa'
lebensseidbrli&e Gerlesunsen oauon'
true. Der &i e%ntbrannte tpessr
@rlaB zines @eietes. bas on Steue oes
bemotratii9eu 9ausuerwalters einsn
@epublitaner iest. Der @ouperneur
bate bic betrefienbe 9iu ;wei Sage i"
6dnbeu mnb i4idte bieielbe NIT isinem
geto uerjeben erit fur; Dor S3luB Der
Sieuus an bic 2esislatur suriid. UNI
bic 9aiiiruus berielben iber isin Veto
~ bintertreiben. Die @epublisaner III
rerieits pereitelten absr ben Ylan oes
@o%uuerueurs baour4. baB lie bellen, bic
gotidoft iberbrinsenoen @ripatietretdr
NIT @e,ualt baran uerbineerten, oielelbe
benz Spre9er eiusubdnoissn. Dies CAB
ben MnlaB gu benz miosrl'3en Srowau,
Der crit lem gnoe errei3te, ais Der
@pre4er punt IL llbr no@ts nit lauter
@timme ben @9luB Der Situns per-
fanbete. Dieie i4mu@uode Ntfa're be-
weilt 10 re9t beutli3, 81 mel@m grtrez
men ii9 bic beioen alien Narteien I'M
Rompf UNI bic Bsute binreiBen lantn.
6. ~. Butt, Yraiioent oer Wiss
c~oniiner Tarmer=NQian;, ermabnte in
ieinem Sabresberi&t audi bic boben @es
bdlter Der Siientliden Beamten, Der TO-
o%enonuteu 0iener bes Soltes. Sd tenne
weuisit:us Smei @i&ter nit einem Sab
ressebalt Don $500 uno $4,000, ioss
te er. geios jino nur mittelmdBis uers
anlaat uno tonmten als Nouotaten ni9t
mebr ols $500 idbrli6 pereienen.
@dren bieie 2eute ni@t bsre't sewelen,
bas Wmt AUDI fir bic 9dlite oes jett
be;ablten saldrs ansunebmsn? IS
beibt, bag mir feline ta&tissn Seamten
finoeu, weun mir ni@t bobe Saldre 5abs
len. Das lit llebertreibuns, benm int
Nouototem,tanb finoet man iett uiele
Mdnncr, Die eben 10 ebrli9 uno fdbt9
liuo, als Die meiiten &i@ter, bic bsreit
udreu, bic Bfti&ten Der 0ti@ter fit bic
0dlite Der jest be;ablten Salare gu
ibernebmen. Gin GonsreBmitslieo iaste
mir neuli3. uniere 9eomten miiBten boz
be @ebalter besiebcn, oamit iie ii@ in
Der Sc JEDI @ait oeuti@er, fran5oll@er
unb auberer europdii@er @eianoten 3eis
gen uno it%anbessemdB ouftreten tonner.
Sd ermiber:e inn, oaB i'd sesen oas
vitaroesssmdBe Nuitreten" unierer Ses
amten ni4ts einsumenoen babe, aber '@
ie; nidt %seionneu, oaiar 81 5ablen; lie
ioQten III lire Goi9e sreiien. Nu",
uieueidt tomm,t bus 8olt nit Der 3eit
bod our Ginii@t, oaB feline Veamten
aud nit nieoriseren@ ebaltern leben tons
men, wenn aud ni9t seraoe 10 ~%ltanoes:
eemaB", mie es BET iibertriebene Hurus
unb Die 0eri@menouussiu3t III oe'
8unoes bouptitaot erbeii@t.
9as in ber 5taats!esislatur por
Stem Yort bur9 ben MiQiondr Glbrios'
Z. @errp eineebra9te @eiet fir Gin:
fubrung oer Yriselitrafe, p"allirte Der
5enat iener &0rperl9ait, muroe aber In
@auie nit 81 sesen SO Stimmer per:
worfen. IS lit bies 5mar nur cine &C:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

Office of the PIONEER PRESS Co, c. W. HoRN1cK, supt.
St. Paul, MINI, Sept. 7, 1894.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

9enuB fa@ 1l1 51eDen. Trd9t
@uren Wpotbefer mad BACO-
CURO. 0aNelbe 1T rein ue>
setabilii@. SIR babt nt6t mo-
tbis, wdbrenb ibr bteies Mittel
aebraudt, ben Tabat III ent>
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-18
MARTINS FERRY.

The difficulty with the stone cutters
working on the new school house has
been arranged satisfactorily by Daniel
Good, the man whom the stone cutters
refused 10 work with because he did
not belong to the union, joining the
local union at Wheeling. Work was
resumed yesterday morning as usual.
Last evening a very pretty wedding
was solemnized at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William McWilliams, in which
Hiss Nettie McWilliams and Oscar
Hampton were the principals. The
wedding ceremony, which was a very
quiet one, only being witnessed by a
few near friends and relatives Of the
happy couple. was performed by Rev.
5. !. Boyle, OF the Presbyterian Church.
Miss Lulu Nicely, of Portland Sta
ton, was the guest of relatives at this
place yesterday.
David Jones, Of IrOntOn, is visiting
friends and relatives at this place.
Quite a number OF people of this
place were at St. Clairsville, yesterday.
giving testimony before the grand jury.
Miss Kate Srausser, of Wheeling, is
spending a few days with friends al
this place.
Chauncey Hogg, of Cadiz, is here on
business.
Miss Alice Wood will entertain a
number of her friends at her home on
North Third street, Friday evening,
in honor Of her guest, Mr.. Ralph Rid
der, of Ann Arb0r, Mich
The Vigilant hose company were
cleaning the sewers on Fayette and
Washington streets yesterday.
The Friendship Club Of this place at
tended a hop at Bridgeport, last even
ing. given by the Friendship Club Of
| that place.
Ernest Findlay. Of Steubenville, was
in town yesterday on business.
Liuneus GraysOn, who has been Sc
riously in for the past week with in
| Illumination Of the bowels, is GONZALES
| cling
The members of the German Luth-
eran Church will give a festival and
| bazaar in the Scheele Hall the last
three days of this week.
p. McDonough is at Mcdonald on
business.
Spence's machine shop have been
running night and day the past week,
turning out work for the wheeling
water works and the Belmont mill
Rev. J. II. Blackford, Of West La
| favette. o.. is the guest OF relatives at
| this place.
Nhe Alert hose company will meet at
/ DIR D8rrab's drug store Friday evening
10 elect delegates to attend the fire
mons convention at Wellsville May s.
THE funeral of David Davidson will
! take Mace this afternoon at l o'clock.
IDterment will be made at Riveryiew.
Harry Gardner was fined So and
/ costs by Mayor WestwOod, last evening,
I for assault
George Springer will ship a part of
his stock OF goods to Cambridge to-day
and the rest Monday
Harry Robinson left yesterday for
Columbus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-18
IN THE u. S. COURT.

Special to the Register.
Clarksburg, w. Va, April 17.-This
morning VIM. Snow entered a confess
sion to having robbed the pOst0fice,
September 90 1894, at Castor, Lewis
county Judge Golf fixed his impris-
onment at two years in the penitentia-
ry. Snow is charged in this county
with having robbed J. c. JohnsOn's
store, at Rockford. Harvey Flanna-
gan, Letz Menear, Joshua Douglas,
VIM. Smith and J. A. c. Bell were ac-
quilted upon charges Of violating the
revenue laws. Those convicted in rev.
enue cases were: Homer Clayton, fine
500 and 80 days, Marion county jail;
David Stout s1O0, 80 days, Marion
county; Dennis Grady, 500, Go days,
Harrison; D0re Cross, 500, SO days,
Harrison; Raymond Pennington, 500,
60 days, Randolph; Asa Williams,
500, 100 days, BraxtOn; James Hoff-
man, 5000, months, Marion. On to-
morrow several mail robbery cases
will be tried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-18

ing his cash, he fastened back and
got It Just where he had left it.
! There is some talk of an electric line
from Evansville to Woodsield.
Jacob Reitz has gone to st. Glars
vile for a few weeks sOjourn While
serving on the petit jury.
VIM. p. King and wife, substantial
farmer folks Of near Beallsville, o.,
were'i Bellaire yesterday on shop
ping tour.
Little Merle Lee, grandson of James
Lee, Of Rose Hill, is lying very sick
at this time.
There was quite an exciting time on
Guernsey street yesterday morning
about o'clock A small child Of
SpOtwood Green's was taken suddenly
bad with Group, and the fright Of the
family was extended to the neighbOr-
hood for a while until all found out the
cause. The doctor soon relieved the
child.
A poor old wandering bum was Gagged
yesterday morning at about l o'clock
for peeTing into windows. He was re
leased after daylight.
Mr.. G. B. Hill, of Beallsville, was in
the city yesterday.
The cyclers meet tomorrow night
at A. j. Reitz's Office.
The Misses Morrell, of Gravel Hill,
are visiting friends at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Pressie Reed, OF the Fifth ward
is slowly convalescent.
James Wilson, Of Delaware, came to
town yesterday. He is one of the di-
rectors of the Bellaire Nail Company
Albert Tiber has gone to Lorain to
work.
Arthur Grimm, of East Liverpool
is in the city, and reports East Liver
pool as very dull.
The case against Ned Monaghan,
which was set for trial Yesterday did
not come off, as Mr.. Monaghan de-
mand a trial by jury. He is accused
Of selling after hours.
The case Of L. c. Morris vs.. Charles
ROsser is occasiOning considerable eX-
element, and a large number OF wit
nesses have been summoned. The
case comes up on Saturday next.
Miss Jane Keyser will visit Pitts
burg friends this week.
Daniel McCabe, who worked for VIM.
J. Donovan, has gone to Pittsburg on
visit
Department Commander E. 2. Mutt,
of Sidney, Ohio, is in the city, and
gave an address at the camp fire last
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-18
FOR SALE.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1929 AIARKET STREET.
FOR SALE.

splendid building lot for dwelling, Nortl
Main street. near Sth, $4,000
House. II rooms and store room, lot Az
122. Main street, near 2lst.
4-roomed brick and stable, on Eighteenth
House. rooms and hall, Chapline street, near
House. rooms, lith street, $1,000.
House 3 rooms and Eall, corner y. 'FRONT.' ano
Kentucky streets, s=,oOJ; ..-.
Double frGma house, 10 rooms and storeroom'
corner S5i and Jacob SITS, rents for 81 per
P Goase rooms, brick and stable, 18th street
'i House. rooms. l4th street s25oo.
House OF rooms, Twelfth street, charges on
easy ,sG'' rooms 9th St. lot 25xlOO feet s7O)
House rooms. 18th st, easy terms. $3.50
UsIf lot EoT street Sixth ward. $3.50.
House . rooms, corner lot, 2ith street
easy terms, SLIGO ~, -. l.. ,o,,.
S'I Reuse i- 81 rooms, Fifth ward. on easy
terms. 5000. IN ,,a.. sq7,,
Eouse' iOrooms, with large lot, 10th ST., -. 90.
HcHse rooms Jacob ST.. Sixth ward. sl,5J)
House. = rooms, 18th street, sl,2W
Hoose' rooms Jacob street centre
" He1.. rooms aud hall, lot ieOrI7S PARK
Spiendid house, rooms, Lind street. Bel
's go"se Of rooms. EoG street between ga
and S3d streets. with 4roomed house IN the
rear, large lot, $500. -. r..
no n6o fent OF AND fronting On McCollooh and
'i House of rooms and hall, Chapline street.
0s s156 $40 sos 500, $1,000 sl5o) and 5000
to loan on city real estate.
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FOR RENT.
Possession al Once.

Large building, four story. size 35xl2O,
on Water street, Nos 13l2-13l4.
store room corner of Main and mir
Three rooms over Wells-Fargo Express
on Main street near Twelfth; rent SD per
month. . ~, osq7
Market street: rent cheap. ,-..,.,.,.
Three roomed house No. Kentucky
Shire Three rooms No. 100 South Broadway
d Four Slg rooms no. As South York street;
'g Six 'i rooms on South Front street; rent
'i FIVE rooms No. 1lS Virginia street; rent
- Three roomed house No. 10 North
rive rooned house 424 Main street; rent
SIG.
NIcMechen houses for rent.
Three rooms first floor ~ Thirteenth
street. both gases; rent Sl5oO.
Three rooms on McColloch street near
Tire Three roc rooms rs No 12S Elm street; rent
No 1884, South Front street, with all
convenieEces; rent 40.
Three rooms. bath, attic, both gases. 81
Thirteenth street; rent $3.50.
Five roomed house No. As South Broad
vs." SIX rooms room No. p South Broadway; rent
No 94S Market street, rooms, with all
conveniences; rent cheap.
No. 1877 North Front street, rooms;
rent cheap.
ROLF & ZANE
No On I9ourteoDfh Street
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BELLAIRE.

Harry 3. White viii lecture on tenn
perance at the Elysian Theatre to-
night and Friday night. He will illus
trate his lectures by views produced
bv a dissolving lantern. He has had
an experience of twenty years with
the work.
The nail works company will prob
ably make some more extensive I'M
provements and additions to their
plant this summer.
Jack Workman, who lost an arm
some time ago by having 1t crushed
between the bumpers OF freight cars,
received $500 from the railroad COM
panv i'm lieu of all damages and eX-
penseS.
An absent minded gentleman with
sack of money ready to bank. care
Iessly left it lying in the postotilce.
But upon reaching the bank and miss
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one side and a large rat on the other.
An adult dressed as a baby or large
doll has no element of novelty, but
good costumes are the result, espe-
cially as in the case of a doll, where a
placard is affixed to the breast TO the
effect that Madame La Poupee can
say Mamma and Papa and walk. "
A school mistress, with a huge birch
rod in hand, wears a white satin dress
printed all over with letters and pages
from the spelling book, fichu on the
neck, a white muslin cap, and hold
ing beside the rod a ounces cap. A
lady dusJman, with a coalheaver's
hat, a spade. a shirt and red tie, and
a short black skirt, comes under the
cOmical category.