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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-09-10

the Same size and occupying position
exactly similar on the other side of the
white house we find a huge, fussy,
bullying carpenters creation of little
straddling porches, pavihons, dormers,
domes, roofs, pediments, chimneys and
trimmings of all shapes and sizes. Such
building would be offensive enough
anywhere, but as a balance to the
beautiful and quiet treasury 1t is re-
voting. The building itself is evidence
enough that it's designer had no archi-
tectural feeling or training whatever;
but 1t is amazing that so wanton an in
suit to the symmetry and stateliness of
the front of the reservation should
have been carried out under The eyes of
the principal officials of the govern
ment without objection.
There is an example of artistic care
lessness or ignorance. The man who
located the state, war and navy build
ing, and designed it, paid no respect
whatever to the work of the preceding
architects. That one fact alone, indif
ference to the work OF others, is a
manifestation Of inferior artistic in
stinct. The various architects EN-.
ployed upon St. Peters, Westminster,
and upon our capitol, worked with re-
spect to the original plans They sought
symmetry and spproximated perfection.
The original architect of the capitol,
the builder Of the central structure,
was succeeded by others who erected
the dome and completed the wings, in
harmony with the original design.
The editor referred toabove says that
the architect who spoiled the Pennsyl-
vania avenue front between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth streets, instead of
repeating as nearly as possible the
treasury facade on the other side Of the
white house, which would have made
group unrivaled in The world, throws
away this splendid artistic opportunity,
and, TO the irreparable loss of the coun-
try and of art, thrusts upon us a costly
connection of stone, sheet iron and slate,
ugly, inconvenient and expensive to
keep in repair, which even in his own
eyes, could hardly have had any other
merit than the fact that he invented it,
But this work has been done, and cannot
be undone. The example, however,
should be a sufficient deterrent of
future grotesqueness in the architect
ural development of the city.
SMITH d. Fry.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-09-10

UNITED STATES CRUISER COLUMIHA.
hreroom crew she has crossed the
ocean in about the time it takes the
feetest ocean grayhounds to it. Her
time from the Needles to Sandy Hook
is 9 days, IS hours and 80 minutes. The
quickest passage ever made-the record
trip of the New York-was days,
hours and IA minutes. Ts
This run, added to the Columbia's
previous performances, seems to
show: rilB
First-That she Is one of the fieetest
if not absolutely the heetest cruiser
afoat. ssa.f rs.
Second-That she could chase and
catch any merchant vessel afoat, with
two or three. possible, but not certain,
exceptions.
Third-That she can easily run away
from any battleship ever built or any
other craft too strong for her to fight.
This, says the New York World, is
rather more than she. was intended to
do when she was designed. The vessel
is a great triumph of American ship
building, and as defender of the ma
tion she has capacity to sweep from the
seas the commerce of any country that
may make war upon us. In this indus
trial and trading age, to do that is to
conquer peace.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-09-10
A New telescope Idea.

After laborious toll at constructing
enormous and complex mechanisms by
which TELESCOPES can be directed to any
quarter Of the heavens astronomers
have all at once bethought themselves
of the plan of leaving the big tube inn
movable and horizontal, and throwing
the image of the desired star into 1t by
means Of reflector. This surprising
" simple plan is to be followed in
mounting the great telescope which is
TO be feature of the Paris exposition
In 1900.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-09-10
a JApANrss ROMANCE.


The story Of Premier Ito, as roId By SIR
Edwin Arnold F4at1 *
OF counvitos the .-tiistipguislfed dep.
anese statesman. Sir Edwin Arnold
gives us this incident: II sat at
table with the ex-prenie- and his wife
and children. The countess. quiet,
gentle, rnothoriy. and wearing spec
tacles, carving the tai and the kamo
with such matronly serenity-had yet
history of romance and devotion
which could make the widest Action-
lists fortune.
Long ago, in those dark and bloody
lays when the minister was her lover
and fugitive from his enemies, there
came time when they had tracked
him TO her house, and had chosen
band of Soshis to assassinate him
The noise of their clogs and the rafting
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-09-10
ART IN ARCHITECTURE.


The word 'art" has no more meaning
10 HotAntdt than the word salvation
has TO a pagan. The average mind in
civilized lands may also be said to be
barren Of an adequate idea OF the
meaning of the word. If the repre-
sentatives of the people are truly rep
resentative Of the average intelligence
and culture of the country, then the
word tart" must need much Of defni-
ton and explanation to our people. No
man or woman who understands the
frst principles Of drawing or coloring
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-09-10
Deer In oregon.

Deer are SO plentiful along the Rogue
river, in Oregon, that the systematic
slaughtering of them for their hides
alone is profitable business, the men
engaged in 1t being known locally as
''deer-slxinners."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
WEST v1nGlNIA nA11noAps.

Tho Board of Public Works Completes
the Assessments. ~
Recently tho West Virginia board OF
public works was in Wheeling on its
inspection ofthe railroads of.the state
for the purpose OF assessment for atato
taxation. The board has Just completed
its work. The total assessment for the
Htate iS 500, 4S9, 79l, an increase over last
year, caused by the additional track
that has since been laid. The asseas.
ments are as follows:
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, S4,647, 800; Nor.
folk & Western, 5000, 1874; Wcst Vir.
ginia Central & Pittsburgh, $l,3l0, 1854;
Ohio River, sl,3Sl. 024; Baltimore 4
Ohio, main limo, S5,O00,sS0; Parkers.
burg branch, Sl,35l, 1900; Kauawha 4
Coal River, $4,000; Pittsburgh, Cincin.
natl & st. Louis, New Cumberland
branch, $l9l, 400; Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& st. Louis, $685. GS; Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky, $509,20S; West
Virginia & Pittsburgh, $685. lS; Cum.
berland 4 Pennsylvania, SIC, 1913; Laurel
Fork & Sand Hill, $4,000; Pennsboro,
Harrsville 4 Richie, Sl3,27O; Monon.
gahGla River, S2ls,225; Piedmont 4
Cumberland. $G2,23l; KRnawbn &
Michigan. S6l9,3l5; Western Mary.
land, $4,000; Charleston, Clcnden-
non & Sutton, S6s,6l5; Cairo &
Kanawha Valley, s2O,5OO; RavonSwood,
Spencer & Glenville, Sll5,2lS; Hunting.
ton & Big Sandy, $Sl 800; Ripley 4 Nil.
crock Valley, $4,000; Powolton & Poca.
hontas, $4,000; Wheeling Bridge &
Terminal Company, 100000; Tunnel
ton, Kingwood & Fairchance, Sl5, 900;
Wheeling Railway Company, Slls,9l3;
Wheeling, Pittsburgh & Baltimore, 1872.
900; Berkeley Springs & Potomac, S4S,.
$40; south branch Of tho Baltimore &
Ohio, Sl77,b2O; Grafton & BOllington,
$306,325; Fnirmont, Morgantown &
Pittsburgh, $3SB,SO0; WinfrodO Rail
road Company SG5,53O; Dry Fork Rail.
road. $02,727. This makOs total rs.
aesImont OF so, 432, 7Ol for main tracks,
sldiugO, bulldingl aud rolling stock.
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THE COLERAlN FIELD.
somo PronISing New Operations
There Just Now.
4 WHEELING COMPANY FORMED
TePai DOWa a Well ThsFs-A Good
opoDuS ia There TO.day-Ssw Rigs
0OlsguP-Ths DsiSt woIlsad Other
on Reports from ali the Surround.
Ing PisldE

The IIaae Lord we'll, in the CoIsrn!n
field, about . mile and . half from the
RlAIbuCk we'll, il due In to-day, and is
being watched With interest Night
before last . meeting vas held At the
ofics Of DT. GAaniIs. in this city. at
which 3 nov company, composed Of
we'll known buSiBSII men, was formed
70 opOTsss IN the Colsraia field IEWAG
called tho Thompson OIL and Gas Com,
pany. A charter will DO applied for At
onee AlelSEH. Thompson and GaImlrs
turned over 10 the company some Of
their best leases. The company was
VERY fortunate to- get in on the ground
door al this late day. Tho arst hole will
DO put down Abont 500 ieoE from the
slaIbuck we'll.
The BaFnesdale, Thompson and Gas
miro company arc building rig on the
Thomas MalIn farm. next 10 tho Clark
farm, leased by tho Standard people,
They have SiIty.Ave acres Of exceeding
ly promising ground there.
The BaFnasdals we'll, on the Sutton
farm, three milel southwest oil tho
slarbuck well, 10 down about $50 feet.
A. 800 feet they struck very strong
flow OF RaE.
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MsRSrs ct Alass Hss's4 n asa Abss,
Ihs Ciig.

itsRsls ct Alass HslssS Ia ssa Abss,
ths Ciig.
Ira Whsslisz steal plGai. q, Eea.
Heod, Fsinmsd UoEk ysa'staay morn
SOCIAL Gaa illustrated Lecture At
Whseliag park Ihh aiIssaeoa and
evening.
W. Q. MErEE va yOIIsFdAy admitted
% pEseliee Law IN the criminal court Of
tsiu eouuty.
THE heating department At the Bel.
mont mill Il ahaI down on account oil
40 accident % the machinery.
OERicEE RNABE picked up = VAg on
tho street Last night, bat on his pTomis.
ing 70 Leave t9Wn a. once ho vas lot 90.
TnE eptsTtAinmsut and social 10 be
giVeu by tho EpNoTth League Of the
ChAplIne street II, T. church has been
postponed.
INTELLIGENCE has been received here
that his honoF Judge COT will preside
Ht the session al tbs United States court
which coRVenes IN this city on JAe Goth
oil this month.
ELlHA DoSLEY had an examination
before Squire Fitzpatrick on \ peace
warrant, and WaI required 10 give bond
ia 500 70 keep the peace for year. The
case grew out Of family quarrel.
THE health officer granted Mrs.. NJ. 8,
Hart the privilege Of opening her school
on next Monday, providing all OF the
pupils were VaerinsIed, The same
privilege was HlGo given to tho LiuSly
Institute,
w. j. FULKESsTEIS was arraigned be-
fore Squire Fitzpatrick yesterday as q
person suspected 70 DO insane. and
alter partial examination no was sent
to Jail TO await the completion Of the
inquest. Later he was pronounced sane
and released.
STREET car travel 10 very light just
now aud tho hotel registers show the
effects OF tho scare. II out oil town peo-
pie could sec the situation for them.
selves they would not DO alarmed.
Twenty thousand people living in the
city, probably, have not seen a single
yellow flag.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
ABOur people,
Strangers in the Olry and wheeling Folks
Abroad,

btrunSOFb ~ bho Wy NhN NHUOhuS HNAAs
Abroad,
Dr.. Frank ]. Hupp 10 home from New
York.
MI. A. D. seamOn ia home from AT.
lantic City,
Miss Sophia stsinmetz is visiting
friends at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. c. P. Dewey, of Chicago, was at
the Windsor yesterday.
A. l. Prichard, Of Huntington, was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
S. d. Hall, tho Now Martinsvills attor'
noy, is Windsor arrival,
John F.,BurleY. OF MOundSville, was
a guest at the Stamm yesterday.
]. II. Atkinson. of New Cumberland,
figures on the register 1.-THE Stamm.
Mr.. Henry Dannenberg willgo out to.
day to attend the Woodsaeld, o., fair.
Rev. +. Knapp aud family, OF Piqua,
o., are guests Of Rev. William Ulterts
family.
John Mcmahon, tho sistersville oil
man, figures on the register at the
Windsor ~
Councilman Ebeling will leave this
morning for visit OF several days to
Zanesville.
Captain Robert S. Irwin, who has
been in the east for several weeks, re.
turned homo yesterday.
On last Sunday night Mrs. A. S. Boil
Of West Liberty, presented her husband
with very fine girl baby.
Mr.. Cecil A. Robinson will leave this
morning for the east on combined
business and pleasure trip.
Adjutant General ]. A. Holley, of
Charleston, was in the city yesterday,
and autographed at the stamm.
Mrs. Charles Bshler and daug hter,
Miss Julia, left yesterday Tor Lexington,
Ky. Tho latter will enter school there.
Miss Lotto Harbruck, OF Wheeling,
is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Philip
Blond, West Beau street, Washington,
Pa, Reporter.
Mr.. Peter Bosley and son, Charles,
will leave this morning for Rlchmond's,
on Fish Creek, to spend week or ten
days fishing.
Archie Wilson, Joseph Nayor, Glib.
son Caldwell aud James McAdams Col.
Inns, all Linsly graduates, left yesterday
10 enter Northumberland college.
John G. Bremen, son OF Conrad Rre.
mer, OF the South Side, leaves this morn.
ing for Romney, whore he will resume
his atudiOs in the school for the deaf aud
dumb.
j. Hamilton, OF the Parsons base ball
club, aud Pitcher bob" McCleary, OF
tho Wheeling club, left yesterday for
Parsons, whore McCleary will pitch
against the Davis team to. morrow.
Mr.. Harry Van Keuren, the accom-.
modating night clerk at Van Keuren's
Bnsy Bee restaurant, on Market street,
has gonO on an extended visit to his
uncle, who lives not ar from Rochester,
n. Y.
John p. Bradford, lieutenant Of police
Of Chicago, was in the city yesterday,
accompanied by his wife. Ho is d
brother OF James Bradford, formerly
pressman Of tho INrELLldENCEE Job
printing department
Tho Washington, Pa, Reporter says:
Mics Amy DlmmHck. Of Wheeling, is
visiting her sister, Mrs s. A. Lowry,
West Washington. MiSa Edna Lowry,
who has been spending several days in
tho Nail City, came home with Miss
Dimmack.
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EADACHEcu 10 mlnutcsby Or. Miles
PAIN Pills. "OnoCCnt IA dose" Al druggists.

Mr., 4, A, SNYDER, superintendent
poor farm, Wtnnesheit Co., H., snysi
Last winter Mr.. Robert Leach used two
boxes OF Do Wits Witch Iluzol suIvo
and cured a large running soro OH his
leg, Had boon undOr caro- OF phySlclans
for months without obtaining relief.
Sure euro for piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, Il. i. Peabody, Bon.
wood, aud Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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Last evening worry stylish hop 'wnS
gwen At Wheeling park, by II number
Of young BoCisty people from tho city
Tho Opera House orchestra furnished
the music, and thOre was very good
attendance. Tho gHeits returned 20 tho
city OH q special motor at nh carly hour
this morning. While II was prc4ty
warm for dancing, tho fresh broeas at
the park made " worry comfortable for
the crowd.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water aud Movements of Boats.
Tho River lntOrCsts.

G. II. Woods, Cline. Ma,amoras, II n IN.
Jennie George, Booth, Darlington, Up. m
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Fnvortc. Walker, Aaiamorns, Il a. m.
Jennie George b0oth olaFins'oh Sup III
AuoTtho Cincinnati nnckots nre carrv.
ing big excursions to Louisville, mostly
old soldiers and their friends.
Too Arshutz's G. A. r excursion on
,bo oxcnrs;nn barre I N Guskv did
M. lsHvN pjtt,bnrgh for LouisyiIIe on
"c H. NJ low wHter
- -. Az. ILL, .,,..
lists Iol Ine ol.uEI Mn'Sn % W spaH
Ine tiVeI W NoG t,i a ii1Ne peon loCateu
Inc priuse WV WV % OIL t"e susp !m
.yPe' w WIN 4VVloo' pull anu WIN c"s'
$l'O'ooo'
Tho new Virginia is 235 feet long, 40
feet wide, and has a seven.foot depth OF
hold. Her power will DO generated in
four boilers, each AZ inches in diameter
and 20 feet long, Her engines will DO Of
the tandem compound type, working q
water wheel %! feet in diameter and
with buckets 80 feat long. Her cabin is
1888 teot long aud "a feet wide, and is bo-
ing beautifully finished in lnCrusta wal.
ton and plate glass. There will bo state.
rooms TO accommodate lao people. The
boat will DO electric lighted throughout
with $50 inCaudesCont lights, two arcs
aud ono search, There will DO 100 lights
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TIN chronic gtumblOr SliIlliyoS, but
tliero arc less CaBos Of chronic lndigoa.
ton and Dyspepsia than formerly. Tho
fact 10 80 many people In tho past have
taken Simmons Liver Regulator TINT
thoy Aro now curod Of tlOaO Ills And
n great multitude arc now taking Sim.
mons Liver Regulator for tho same
troubles and They'll soon DO cutod. ut
10 the bost modIClnG,"-Mts. u. RainO
Baltimore, Md
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GOOD won Al smlth,. rerrr.

Word was received at Bridgeport
Monday that the well at Smiths Ferry
in which several Bridgoporters are in.
torosted, had come in and was good for
% barrels per day. This is an Sxcep.
tionally good well, as tho majority OF
the wella there arc less than 10 barrels
per day. The well which came in yes.
terday was drilled in at less than 1000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
THE NEW DEIsT GUsHEE
Causes Great Deal OF Excitement Other
Good Wells.


Causes Great Deal OF EEoitsmsnt--other
Good Wells.
Special Diipdieh 10 he Hte,!i9eatp.
WooDVrELD, o., September 1O,-Cou-
siderable excitement exiSts hero over
tho coming In Of great oil we'll in the
Delst pool south Of this place yesterday
afternoon. When frat drilled into the
Big Injuu sand 1t began to flow at the
rate Of 50 barreIa an hour. At 8 o'clock
last evening 1t had drilled itself in un-
til 1t was making 100 barrels per hour
A telephone message Just received says
the wells production has Increased to
l25 barrels per hour. The well IL To-
Gated only fOw rods west OF Deist No.
and 10 owned by the New York Pro.
ducers Company. Tho vol in flowing
makes terrible roaring sound aud sim
ply shakes tho earth for many rods
around. Two large tanks erected pro-
vioua to the wells coming In were in
adequate to save the oil and Il was
necessary to make connections with the
pipe line at once.
Tho other. wells on the Dsist farm,
within a short distance oil this one, are
producing as follows: No. !, 600 bar
rels per day; No. 2, 300 barEela per day.
No. 8, 600 barrels per day.
Eikelberry we'll, few rods east, is
making from 500 to 1000 barrels per
day.
With the famous Froiden, Lewis. Cul.
bertaon and Lynch wells on Dog Skin,
ono mile eaat, the Monroe county field
10 certainly one OF the best producers in
the United States.
For miles around tho country is leased,
but there 10 still u great demand for
territory, and wild cat wells in al parts
Of the county arc talked Of and very
likely will be drilled.
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Tho briggs Oil Company, owners Of
the famous school house lot, in the
Dogskin district, have been assured by
exports that their we'll gives every
promise Of being a good pumper, and
they will try tho pump. II 1t does not
respond freely the we'll will DO given a
heavy shot. Pumping was ordered to
begin last night, but no report has yet
been received.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS,

llldsw Will DO received by tho Hoard Of Rcvonls
olthe Wwt Virginla state Normal School ald
It's Branches al tue Office Of the undersigrcd na
follows! For tho erection and GGatlnv ~
building for M9shall College Normal gohooi nj
Huntington Allegations aud additions 10 no
old building. at West Liberty, addition In tHU
present building Al fRIrnont, md a nae W,iII p
Ing ut RhGphCtdstOwn Wv" '"''u'
q, D,t toN may Dc sOCn, OH mud after August
X NV, ~ each ni the above naIsed nInrrS fns
the building ~ DO thOrn erected MIL nS,JJi ~, uI
,hlldings az the office Of Hon, II 4 Ioy 'II IN
wheeling tlts! National Hank, in lInSSiin,'
WVcpt' w. olnuG o. Ion. ulkeSon In Pdf.
'onncnl 81 FREQ Schools In Charc,iCu ''''''"'
q. lhr hlds viii 10 opened nj pRteSTSlru, 40
70. Nv, where bids, ro sOnt To
h9 g on iho said 10th day Oi StpiOmGCt. iSSS
Iho right IL reserved IL roioci Sny or nil lid,
President Of tho hoard of Rsgrn,SS ~ H., Va,
virginia State Normal suhO0ianI NJ ltSncb0S"
nulp
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special DSpdIcH 10 me iNeItgshctr'
HUSTlNdToN. W. Va, Sept, l0.-The
Grown City, o., authorities arc after a
young man named Mcclure, OF this
state, who got into a difficulty there
laat night with James Blake and stabbed
him three times in tho back. BlnkeS
condition is critical. His assailant is
in hiding,
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You cannot DO vol unloss your Blood
Ia pure; Therefore purify your blood
With TUG bOat blood purifier, llGod'u
barsapatlllA B
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FOR SALE
No. ~ Fourteenth street, business lDcaHol
SixToomed house on Peninsula Sl,5N
-Four lots. Elm Grove.
No. 90 South Huron street
No. Z Kentucky street
Building site, Pleaslu. Valley, fronts !"
on National road.
Two desirable residences, Wooi'da.c ,,,.,
No. OS Thirty.iirst street, l2rDDmeI lNe'''F
Desirable residence on Sixteenth hFce-
No. % North Front street.
Real estate OF every description
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PittgburgL-River foot inches aud
stationary at tho dam, Weather rain.
ing and warm.
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Special Sale Of Real Estate !

sTOREROOM AND DWELLING Of 7 rooms,
cornor Fourteenth and McColloch streets
no. III N HUROS STREET, lot 4OXll2 feet
NO. 100 s. YORK STREET frame, rooms
NO. l3i TWELFTH STREET, frame rooms
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on n. Huron street
Zilles addition.
CHEAP building LOTS on N Eric street.
Gilchrls addition.
NO. ZIG ZANE STREET frame, rooms.
No lg9 TWELFTH STREET, frame rooms.
NO. 1908 CHAPLINE STREET brick dwelling
or rooms aud finished attic. water on three
floors, lot lSKiS0 iGot Splendid location.
no. l2s FOURTEENTH STREET. lot sOrlaO
feet Must be sold before September.
THREE LOTS. each SOXl2O feet. on the moth.
east corner Of Wabash and Indiana Streets
Island. Will SILL. CHEAP.
NO. 100 FIFTEENTH STREET, frame house OF
four rooms LOT g0KlDJ FEET.
ELEVEN SHARES WHEELING BRIDGE co.
STOCK.
MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL ESTATE
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CIR BANK BUILDING.
Telcphono 80. lHu97 Room No. G.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

Five room now house on lind street. Lot
size l5xl0O feet on easy terms Price $3.50
Eight room house No. 81 South Front street.
large lot. at $500. $1,000 down, balance on time
six room brick house on ChHplinO street. near
Thlrty.hith street. at 81 400. Abargan
Eleven room brick residence on Fourteenth
street near EoH street. cheap
Lots, size p and 30 feet front, in Sweeney
Foundry addition, cheap
ROLE Go ZANE,
Telephone $50 80 FOURTEENTH ST.
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.
THEA ART BUSINESS

THEARr BUSINESS
OF tho late L L. Nlcoll, founded by him in 1853,
will be conducted by his estate which earnestly
hopes that the iAyors shown the establishment
in the past by tho people OF Wheeling and 81
einity. will DO continued in the future.
OulA II. j. EICOLL. Administrative.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector NotRr' Piol' AaI
Pension Attorney, No 1911 Market sltal.- "
TOP, q A TIL.

No. lis S. Penn street, rooGS aud BATH ON'
gases. Cheap
No. "a Ilthstrcet, l.toomcd brick cheap
No. OOl Market street. 4 rooms 81 ~ ..,,,,
Nos llOi aud llgj Market atfcjs oiAu'"
PROPERTY, si261J, ,
Nos, a aud 30 Sith street T. rooms slIn "a
No. 2ljd Matletstfc1t rOOms and Da'h'"''"
No. ylS, York street, . looms, tbsIp ea,,,
No W n Front VI, rnnas a1l blla gn,,ai
No. 1893 Chapllnc ST., ROOMS, blih '''" aus
large stable $1,000 .,.,,,I
Corner 18th aud Woods stroo. d6e'IIas '''
STORE room. Cheap ..t.n,
Houses Of all sizes and In dilcrnns 'J''''
Saloon for sale on 10th street Cutap ...,.,N
Restaurant aud hotel Tor sale on Maf'o''F'"
cheap .,.,,L
Restaurant mud hotel for sale on l.'l ''''''
Cheap. .,.
Cigar store On Marke! street for salo cn,ln d.,
building lots in all the bci. Locations ''''
city
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES 10 REST MoSES 80 'NNN
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