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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05
Anour rhosH rAnpoNs.

Prosecuting Attorney Parsons Makes n
Denial and SO Does $. q. Buycc.
Yesterday the pardon Of George
Mayer aud. William Harrison for tho
assault upon Thomas 0'Brlen, IT,, was
again the theme OF general converse.
ton in and about Wheeling, The
men we're In the city, having been re-
leased at late hour the night before.
Yesterday morning the lSrELLlGRS.
CER's MoundIville representative was
told by ProSecut ing Attorney Parsons,
OF Marshall county, that tho Registers
statement, in yesterdays issue, that no
had been challenged at the trial OF tho
men to say that they should in his
judgment be convicted. and that he had
declined to cav 30, was absolutely anu
unaualiiiedly false.
Mr.. S. o. Boycc. one Of the attorneys
for the two men, called at the ISrELLi'
GrNCRR office last night and asked to
have correction printed. In yestor.
days paper 1t was stated that whom Mr.,
Boyco was OF the sheriiPs Office, nj
Moundsyiiie, on Wednesday, tie stated
that bo had a conversation. on train
with GOV. MacCorklO shortly after tho
conviction Of Mayer and Harrison, and
the governor assured him "it would DO
all right" Mr.. Boyce says lie never
made any statement TO that effect, and
that he could not mako any such state
mont, because no had never had any
conversation with tho governor on the
subject OF the case on any train.
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MARTINS FERItY.


uaps nnd MIshnpa Ia tho Thriving City
Across tho IIiVsr.
Thirly.lve couples OF society people
OF Martins Ferry spent the day at
Riyerlawn, above TiItonvilln. They
went up in four large wagons in tho
morning and remained until midnight.
The dinner and supper was iirat'class.
The day was spent In Various ways and
nil had good time. In the afternoon
the young men played m exciting
game Of ball Of nine innings. George
Ralstons nino scored Elk aud S. g. Rob-
inson's five. The scorer was James
Hukill and tho pitchers Carl Lash and
Marion Young, Dancing was tho prin-
cipaI amusement OF the evening, first
class orchestra Of eight pieces turnlsh'
ing the music. Tho affair reflects great
credit OH James Ralslon and $. u. Rob-
InsOn, the committee.
Tho many persons who attended tho
Baptist picnic at Steele's grove report II
splendid time. The outing oil the Lin
den club At Kuns's orchard was great
success. The picnic Of the coloTed
people was largely attended.
Tho BUNDLE Bee Fishing Club re-
turned yesterday from Darlington. The
boys we're Obliged TO return sooner than
they expected on account OF the re'
sumption oil work.
william Davis, Of MuncG, Ind, ARR.
we'd last night to visit old friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilbur Coss, OF Greens,
burg. arc visiting relatives here.
Only two plain DRINKS were run in
yesterday.
William wetherald is home from In.
diana,
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THOSE PARDoNs.
Governor Muc Corkie. NIistnks--SomO Per.
tinsnt Inquiries Which the Register WI l

Governor MncCorkio's NIistake-somO Per-
tnent Inquiries Which the Register WI l
Not Answer.
To the Editor or Ire h'tci''7cucer.
srR:-I notice BY this mornings Reg.
lister that that paper rustes TO tho do
Tense Of Governor MacCorkle in the
matter Of the pardon Of Mayer and
Harrison, the two men sentenced to
sixty day, in Jail and $3.50 fine for as.
saulting young O'Brien. Tho Regiiters
alleged explanation" Of the reasons
which impellod the governor to pardon
Mayer and Harrison Is remarkable for
two things. First, for the astonishing
amount OF miIIniormatiOn II contains;
and, second, for tho boldness with
which tho Register holds up the two
pardoned criminals as maflyFs-Victims
OF n malicious prosecution.
Tho Register declares that the two
men woTo prosecuted by "a clique OF
Republican politicians" This 10 an as
tonishing piece Of information. Nlnger
aud Harrison wor0 prosecuted by tho
state Of WoHt Virginia for the violation
Of u statute; the Judge who sat upon tho
bonch and who imposed the sentence,
which the Register HayG was excessive,
was a Democrat, than whom there Is
no man OF higher character In the state ;
in tho Jury box sat six Democratic, mon
sworn 10 find a verdict IN accordance
with tho evidence; witnesses for tho
prosecution worc both Democrats and
Republicans, whiio one OF tho counsel
for tho defendants was Republican,
and II RepubliCnn Office lOdor aud poll.
ticinn at thnL Why did tho Register 40
carefully avoid mention Of these facts
Do the Register and Gov. MuCCorklO ro.
gard tho six Democratic jurymCn and
tho Judge who sentenced tho men as
members OF q Republican clQuo2
The Register further aRyB that tho
pardon OF thcao two men, ono OF whom
has ah Indictment pending against him
for similar uiIOnaO In Ohio county,
mud both Of whom nru under indictment
for felony, was pctltiOnCd iot by two
hundred citizens. Perhaps tho Regis.
tor, which Rnowg no much, will publish
tho namoa Of those petitioners, In order
that tho public may know who tho Citi.
sens nro that asked for tho release OF
mon convicted Of u COwatdly ASSAULT
And pUrhppS, also, the REGISTER will
state Why II 40 carefully avoided n mon.
ton Of tho iact that many protests
npainGt tho pardon won't TO Gow Mac.
COrklu from respected and law.ablding
citizens Of this community Aud, por.
haps, while tho Register IL In MI COX.
tintninr" mood, II will explain how II Ia
that tho prosecuting attorney oi Ohio
county can nnd 1t In hs conscience to
defend In n nOlRhbOflnp county u inHn
against whom Ito has Nh indictment In
hiq own county iot aimilRr ullcnso 2
This IL tho business Of tho people n
Ohio county. ThDy want IN know what
thor public prosecutor mOanB by such
conduct, aud why llO wA9 no anxious ~
have those mcn patdonod,
an nnD ni those niiEona who, though
net VI tho aanO Iylucul faith aS Gov.
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JOHNSON Is KING

or tho Prafrssionhl'. lie Again Defeats
sanger and TJiCr-Tlie Competitive
Inoord Iitolrn.
WAlrnAM, MASS, July Ask LhouS.
and people witnessed tho nthIOIic chr.
niyal at tho WnlthRm bicycle track to.
day. Tho svOnlG were especially noto-
worthy because OF tho appearance OF
johnson, Tyler and Sanger in n proios.
pional racu for 81 900 aud also because
Of content between BcyOral women, for
n prize 10 bO givon to tho ono having
tho most approved female bicycle cos
tune, tho latlcr event being tho first Of
its kind oyor held In the professional
race, johnson broke tho worlds Compo-
tllIvn record for milo. standing start.
making tho distance In 1913 80. This
race WIS run In two hcntp, Johnson
winning The AFHt IN 200 20, hnlnhinR
three lengths ahead Of Sanger who In
turn crossed tho lapn nboul six l0ngthH
ahead oi TylOr. In tho second aud final
heat, TylOr bunhnrOd nj tho hall and
throw Sanger. Neither finished, but
johnson following pHcc'makcta on n
quad, kent on, crossing tho tame In ! '5S
~, amid cheers from tho multitude Of
spectators
The contest Tor tho bicycle costume
was interesting NJ tho vOfdiCt Of tho
ludgOa has boon expected 10, IN u way,
decide tho question of ptoiofonco bu.
tween bloomcFa Rnl knlckotbOckcta
aud Hhirls, long or abort In tho award.
Inc NJ tho prizes, blOomcrg, tho closer
kHlekefh9etHH aHl abort sAltiR wore
Wlup0ti, Some VI tho Wgmgn Ia tho
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MacCorkle, have commended his I'D,
minislTallOn up to the present time, !
admire him for the manly stand he
has taken on several occasions, and for
tho comparative freedom from pOrll-
sanship that has characterized his Off
cial acts. Against the abuse OF tho par,
tisans OF his own party have defended
him on moro than ore occasion. 70,
gret, therefore, that at this late day /
feel called upon, IN common with
others, to condemn him Tor the very
serious error he has committed IN this
paTdoning matter. II is an error
against tho peace and dignity and well
fare OF tho state. by his action, which
has evidently been taken without
thorough investigation, and as Q result
OF Misrepresentation made TO him, he
has given encouragement to tho lNwleia
class Of tho city OF Wheeling, and con-
doned one OF the most brutal and cow
ardly allaiTa occurring In recent years.
Gov. MacCorklo has not heard tho
last OF this matter. His action has been
unusual II not unprecedented. II would
have boon better for him had no in
vestigNtud before acting, | care not for
the circumstances Of tho crime for
which tho two pRrdoned men were con-
yicted, nor for whatever partisan feeling
may hayo been involved in tho affair.
/ ouly know that they were convicted
OF serious crime, and that tho gov
ernor has pardonod them without war
rant and solely on tho demand Of men
politicians. perhaps who had q per
sonal interest in seeing them sol Tree.
Again, ! say, the governor has rendered
himself liable to Tho severest kind OF
censure FROM good and law'abidinG poo
nile. JUSTICE,
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New YoRK, July 4,-Tho Realization
stakes, which is tho richest threo-year'
OldeVept Of the year, was run at sheopI'
head to-day. The betting had been
lively, opening with keenan, as tavOrite
att to 10, while Bright Phubus was
next in demand at 8 to l. Counter
Tsaor was at 10 to / and the others at 10
TO ], with the exception Of King Arthur
II, who was at so to /.
The horses got oil with Cromwell in
the lead. Passing the stand ut the end
Of the frat half mile he had four
lengsha the best Of 1t with COnnoiaseur
ahead In front OF Keenan,, he two
lengths ahead Of Counter Tenor and the
others following, The pace was iaIs
and they got to the mile post with
Cromwell still running easily, but only
three lengths in front Of Keenan,, who
had displaced Connoiseur, while the
latter was five lengths in front oil tue
field. As they swung around the lar
turn into the stretch it was evident that
the three leaders had been racing their
ears OF and that they were about ready
70 quit,
Al tho milo and thrOc,eighths post,
Bright Phubus seemed 10 be the only
horse with anything left in him and as
they rounded into the stretch, Refill got
down to his work and the game colt re-
spondsd with one Of his irresistible
rushes. Steadily and surely Bright
PhebuI was gaining with q ttrotess
stride. Griffin was working HARD WIN
whip and spur on Keenan,, while kelu
was iar forward OH Bright PhGbus,
pushing the colt to his hardest to add
10 the advantage he had and at the
same time hold his mount together lor
the last few strides.
A sixteenth OF mile more and hotp
Jockeys were straining their mounts
This was shortened to few yards and q
bound forward and Reitf got Bright
Phebus safely past the judges, winner
OF the big stakes, three'quarters oil
length, while Keenan,, beRteh, but not
diegraced, Camo in second and the ruck
far behind. King Arthur II managed
to get third money. Summarizes;
First Futurity course-Rey Del Car
reres, /; Hanwell, 2; Aurelian, 81 l;lS'
Second, mile on turf-Doggctt, /; Corn
Cob, .; April Fool, 8: l:47 4-5. Third,
double event Fdturity eoaFse-Hand'
spring. /; Applegate, .; l:l3 10. Fourth,
Realization, mile and 5turlonCs-.BrIEht
PhnbuS. l; Keenan,, 9; King Arthur
II, 8; 2:54 %. Fifth, 8 inrlonga-
Remiro, /; Brisk, .; Lorrania. 81
l:O4 So. Sixth, 6 furlongs-Ed kear.
ney, /; Thyra. 9; Stephen j.. 81 time,
l:i6 l.5. Seventh, mile and fnrlong on
turi-Lucky Dog 1; St, Luke, q
2,n3 2.b.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOE SALR.

House, s rooms, brick. hall. bath and both
gases, Jacob st., between 18th aud 18th SIS. $500
House. rooms and 5.Toomed house In rear
EotT ST., between I'D and 23d sts., $500.
House, rooms, Market ST. Centre Wheeling
House sFoOms aud hall, 10. CoxIO feet, 18th
House, c.roOmcd cottage. Jacob St, near 9th.
House, rooms and hail, 10. 9OSl?Oieet 18th
st.. between Jacob and Wood Sts., s., 2ol
House rooms, 18Th street. sl.50O
House. rooms, McColloch st., Centre Wheel.
ii fIcnss, ! rooms and hail. Chspilno ST., 9th
House, ave rooms, brick corner lot. "a stree:
$3.50.
St. 9th ward, 5000.
IInnSe. ilrOOms and store room. Main street
near 2lst street. lot liNla0 feet
House, 0rooms and hall, ChaplInc street, noAr
sd street, $500.
Corner lot, Lind street, Bclvcdero, $50
House 6rOomS. ltth street. Sl.6)l
Double frame house, 10 rooms aud store room,
corner Of Sld and Jacob streets, rents for s7 PET
House. rooms. 18th street, sl.ool
House rooms Eth street, cheap On ciF
House, rooms brick, Jacob street. eth wa,I
sl.sD1
house. rooms corner lot 2ith street, Oav
terms. 81, 400.
Ing easy terms sl0j1
House 10 rooms brick, with large lot i5.a
Lots on Lind street. Bclvedoro $50 aud sm
each.
Three lots in Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market sirccta. rnoior
so, sSD. $780, sSONs,Ooo aud $500 to loan Ga
real estate
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ClSciSSArf, o.. July 4.--The attend.
ance was fully $4,000. The event Of the
day was tho Fourth Of July handicap,
value 5000, one mile and a quarter.
summary:
First, s furlongs- Ulysses won; :0l J..
Second, mile and 10 yGrds--AcO won.
I:JBs. Third, AZ lurlongs--SaIlio Gil
yuot won; :55I.
Fourth, Fourth Of July handicap,
value to winner $4,000. milo and
nuarter-St. Maxim /, Cash Day 2,
Faraday 8; 2:Os.
Fifth, 2 miles--CrsVasse won; $3.50
Sixth, 81 urlongs--Porthos won; :22.
Seventh, O. furlOngs-saint ilOrio won
400
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Warren-Rivor 7.lO OF l foot and sta
lionary. Weather fair and warm.
oil City-Rivor foot and stationary.
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
Parkersburg-Rver feet inch and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
GrCouaboro-Rtycr Z feet 4 inches
and falling. Weather tuir and pleasant.
Steubenvillo-River feet inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
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AUSTIN, Texas, July 4.-Austin will
the CorbOtt.FitzsImmOna
fight by giving grand international
regetta after the event. One thousand
dollars will DO offered for singis SCutis !
81 900 for double sculls and $1,000 for q
four.oared shell. This will DO the
greatest rowing event ever witnessed.
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Bargains.

Building lots, size IS and 10 ieet front, on Chap
line, Fol aud Twenty seventh streets In Swee
nCy Foundry addition. a. u bargain.
b.ToOmcd house on Virginia street, near YORK
street. Cheap
Lots 2ixi20 feet on g Huron street NJ 800,
l0ronmcd frame house on Indiana street, lot
SiKlS0 feet at $500. Worry cheap.
5foomed house. No lqi 18th street, at 5000.
b,rOOmed house on 18th street, near Jacob.
Lot OF Lcathetw0Od, on pike, size bo1lSlSSi feet,
Of sSl.
7.rooucd now house on n. Huron street, hall,
bath, lot 80 feet front Cheap,
Money 10 loan, 500 to $1,000,
ROLF Go ZANE,
Telephone 500. 30 FOURTEENTH ST.
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THE srrUnNNvILlE RACES.

Sig Thousand People Saw the Fine IaclnE
at Pleasant Heights.
Special DlSpaieA to he EaieliGeae,h
srEuBENyILLg, O., July A crowd oil
5000 people saw the second days races
at the Pleasant Heights track to-day.
Every race was good one and excellent
time was made. Eddie Kali 10 owned
BY Kali Brothers, OF Carnegie, Pa He
wa, chased to the wire each heat by Fly.
ing Simon, belonging to the same own
an. Vermont belongs TO Robert Nc
Mum, OF MoKee'a Rocks, Pa. Jay DO.
longs 90 the Truss.Axte farm at Canal
Dover. o. Tho summary Is as follows:
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A Fast nile.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 4,-DeOardy
rode an exhibition flying mile this after
noon. paced by two tandemsi time
1850 SO. ]. SHELTON, olass h, in exhibi.
ton half mile, paced by tandem time
;5s So. b. W, Twyman, Immediately
after the conclusion Of the races, started
on his Neutrality-suspicious. trial against his
record Of 3S9 mileS, lie will have ton
fast men to pace him.
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NESBITT g. DEVtNE,
Tel 6Ia 1893 Market street,
FOR SALE.

No iiss. Penn street, rooms and bath, bo.a
gases. Cheap.
80. a ilthstrect. ii.roomed brick Cheap
No COO Market street, 6 rooms sl.J1l
Nos il0l aud ll0j Market street. busiusii
property, 1880.
nos. q and 80 S1th street, Il rooms. ssh
No. 2lN Market sttoot, rooms aud bath, Si,6n
No 10 ! York street. rooms. Cheap
No. 81 n. Front ST., s rooms and bath Chcap.
No. 1895 Chapllno ST., $ rooms bath room aud
large stable $500.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwelling aal
store room. Cheap
Houses OF all sizes and In different location
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant and hotel tot sale on Market street
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th street
cheap.
CIrnr store on Market street for sale cheap
Building lots in oil tho bost locations In the
city.
Farms for sale on ohsy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
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MARTINS EERIsY WON.
Tho Independents Win Another Victor,
MT CoRhootOn. Ohio.

Tho Independents Win Another Victory
Mt CoGhOotOn, Ohio,
Special DipGteh 10 me MislligeHcer,
CosuocToS, ONO, July 4,-The menu
bsrs of tho Independent hose team Of
Martins Ferry and the large delegation
OF people from that place own Coshoc'
ton tonight. The Independents added
another winning to their strong Of VIC
tories this afternoon when they met a
number Of Ohio hose teams and defeat
ed them all in the fast time Of 30! sec.
onds, not iar from the worlds record
that was established by Martins Ferry
at Marietta last year. Coshocton'a team
was second in S2t seconds. The first
prize, which goes 10 tho Martins Ferry
team, IL $3.50. Tho boys leave for home
tonight and will DO met on their arri'
val by their patriotic triendsand a band,
The Independents mads good time
considering the condition Of the team,
although little better timo was made
in tho practice on tho Island on Mon
day evening, Tho Independents arc tho
worlds champions and the people Of
Martins Ferry who arc very proud OF
them will give them a rousing reCep'
ton when they return this morning
over tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh at
$3.50. Their record is rs follows:
Bellalre, 1890, 5000. time ;36! Salem,
1892, $3.50, timo 1924; Wheeling, 1892,
$40, time ;9l; Wheeling, 1893, 500,
time :S2; Marietta. 1893, 500, time 81 !
SanduIky, 1894, $3.50. time 30; Toronto,
1894, $780, time :Sl; Coshoctou, 1895,
$3.50, time 1904,
Tie time made at sandusky was the
best ever made by any hose company
in the world, The team running 233
yards. unroll the hose, break tho con-
nection and make coupling. The
purse won yesterday makes $50 in
prizes in ilyo yeAFs.
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Steamer jennie George will take tho
steamer LibVrty's place in tho ClHring.
ton aud Wheeling trade, commencing
Monday, ~
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TVRUSTEE'S SALE,

TTRUSTEE's SALE,
lyyirtuC Of Decd Of Trust mndo by CathArlnO
Rude and Wesley J. Rude, her husband, 10 me Us
trustee, dated January 10, 1899, recorded IN the
Oillc0 OF the Clerk Oi the County Court OF Wcuel
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust Book
No II, page 40, ! will sell at tho front door OF
tho Court House Of Wctzol county, on
TUESDAY, THE SOrn DAY OF JULY, 1906,
commencing at 10 o'clock "a m, tho following
described property, situated on Fish CTVek, IN
wCtfol county West virginia.
First 1nct-Bcginning NJ tho bank Of Fish
Creek, thpnce back to the outline; thence north
To al line made for the outline with said crock;
thence down the creek to the beginning, tcscrv.
lug ~, ncrcS for Jane, Wadc's survey, the whole
boundary containing is acres, moro or lO's, the
part hereby offered cOntalnug 20 acres more OF
less aud II known M the Slider ihrm.
Second Notwithstanding at the mouth Of
Knoh Fork west Of Fish Creek, thence with
Knot Fork tip same south IN's wOd II poles rs
u white walnut south 81 west 70 poles, south
Dg' west " poles; south a. west q poles ~ u
stone on limo NJ SlnrkCy anl with same 18th j.
west % poles 10 MI hsh and hickory south ~
cast 20 poles; south u least ~ poles south 3l'
east 10 poles south " Wc,t 10 pulc' south 4
east 10 poles 10 q black oak on The bnnk Of Knob
Fork; thence nOtlha % east Spolcs IN q white
oak corner tn John ShowNlicE thence with
gnlnN north t0Ng east w poles 20 n beech on tho
south bank " Fish Creek aud with the creek
snuh a. east 20 poles south lSls east Of poles
ton stone on tho uOrlh bank Of the crook north
N east 40 pne' In q red oak north \ east 20
poles 10 White onk, north - west Is poles 10
II white oak: north lh west " POLES 10 a stone
In tho east and wcd line, mud With the same
f0ulh Sql Wc,td0 poles tn n stone IN 'Tnn Trough
lliini thence down the snlnO south 70 west -
nOlpa to tho beginning, containing i6 nOrcs, hn.
Ing tho sninO two itnrls NJ land conveyed TO said
tdthafiHc RHAb by william T. Peterson by deed
dated January ~, 1873, recorded IN Deed Hook
No ", u1gc 2W
TEnns OF Sliri- Onc.lhtl cash on tho day Of
sale, tho balance IN two equal lntinlmcuN NJ
nnV aud two years notes bearing interest from
ihO day VI sale ~ ia given for tito deferred pay.
! inBuia tile tito to 10 rclalncd until payment Is
made IN full -.......
lVYT W, " W. COWnEN TfiislNN,
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THE REALIZATION
Stakes Won Yesterday at Sleeps
head Bay by Bright Phebus,
TIE FAQORlIE MADE TIRE RUNNING

Aud Ph0bus Came In on tho Last
Sixteenth aud Won Out bT-Nearly a
Length-JohpSOn Defeats Sanger
and Tylsr-Tho TrotttuG Races at
Observation-Disclosures Ferry Wins
at cOshOctOn.
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BoARDERs,
STOCKS, BONDS, ETC.
SrocKS FOR SALE.

SToCKs FOR SALE.
y
10 skates German Bank.
lOshatcs Exchange Bank
100 shares spears Axle Works
lsharCs Wheeling steel & Iron CO.
20 shares franklin Insurance 70.
gishhrps Warwick China Go.
" shares QUO Valley Hank.
hgharcS Fire aud Marine insurance Co,
Two Lots In Edglngtou's Lane.
L. s. IRWIN. Btnkor.
too No. "a Twelfth Street.
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grand stand showed their diaapproyal
OF the bloOmOr and kniCkorbocker cos
tumss by roundly kissing their WOOrers.
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PERSONS who arc subject to diarrhpa
will find speedy cure in Dc Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure. Use no other,
1t is tho bost that can be mado or that
money eau procure, It leaves the
system in natural condition after its
use. We sell it. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, b, 7. Peabody,
Bcnwood, and Bowie K Co., Bridge
mort, D.
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Ground near Terminal depot WIN leASe
fora long torn OF years
Money 10 loan on city real eitAte
FOR SALE
-Four lots Elm Grove.
No 60 South Huron street
No Z Kentucky street
Bdthing ste. Pleasant Valley, fronts lsj ieet
on National road.
Two desirable residences, WoOtSdale.
No Is Thirty.nrSt street. l2rOomed dwelling
Desirable residence on Sixteenth street
Lot on South Front street, SAOl
No. 60 North Front street.
RpAi pstate Of every desCTlptlOn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

HERRX j. FINK.
Telephone CS7. ImrTl iiI3 Market Street. cry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

The frs, heat was dead heat Tor second place
between Eddie l., aud Flying Simon. Time,