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DIR. Carleton.

ORGANIC WEAKNESS with all its train of
miserable forebodinss, doubt. disability fears aud
emba rrassment demcralizes a man. he loses dignity,
ambition ard energy and realizes that for hiia
life has lost its charm
This condition is durable by the scientific and
advanced methods of treatment I employ.
Blood and Skin Diseases, Blood Poison, affecting
the Body, Throat, Skin and Bones; Mucous
Patches in Mouth, Ulcers, Tumos warty Growths
etc, scientific treatment guaranteed cure. Ulcera-
ton of Leg other parts; worst cases solicited:
cure effected money refunded.
Kidney and Bladder Ailments: Painful, Din. uIt
Too Frequent, Milky or Bloody Urine and all mat
tiers relating to Urinary Passage promptly cured.
Don't waste precious tiine-eonsult Dr. Carleton.
His long residence in this city and his brilliant
record OF cures effected in apparently hopeless
cases entitle him 10 your confidence.
DIR. CARLETON, 507 18th st. NV.
Fourth year present address. mh9tu tn, Sim
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF COLUM-
bia March %, 1s95.-For the purpose of making
water connections at U street pumping station
the supply Of water will be shut OF the WASH
ingtOn high service area from pm. Saturday,
Both instant to am, Sunday, 8lst instant. J.
w. ROSS, GEORGE TRUESDELL, CHARLES 3.
POWELL, Commissioners. D. O. 1t
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MEDICAL.

DR. HERMAN'S GERMAN SPECIFIC, FOR THE
cure of all diseases of men. Orders by mall Will
have prompt attention W. L. BALDUS, Agent
for Washington oath and Pa. ave. NV. It"
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FOR SALE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
II you desire to double your money call and &C.
cure q lot on the Palisades Of the Potomac, ~
fronting the Conduit road, before the Washington
and Great Fails Electric railway commences its
construction.
Small cash payment and the balance on your
own terms will do it.
m2-1m S. II. PINE. 1870 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENTAL REDUCED PRICES.
10 18th NV, CT, 80 725 Sth ne, ST. mi. So. 90
~ Sth me- Or, mi. .250O S0o ne, Or, mi p. 90
16n Covinsten, 5r. 1870 1913 Sc, o6r-.... 10 90
?dd Liberty ST. 5r. 1850 Fay's ct, 5r... .10.59
l26 Green's ct, 4r.. $50 COT 18th store. 90
10 18th ST NV, 3st3ry store and warehouse. 5000
Oh 10Th NV. Office rms, central location 49, 00&S 90
mh29-3t X. &. CAMPBELL. SIT 10th st. NV.
FOR RENT-1224 18TH ST.; & ROOMS AND GEL
lar; rent, SIS; keys next door. Apply T. D.
- Da-1, 9l1 La. ave. mh23-3t>
FOR RENT-A. H. LEE & son, 1881 ST.
10 Il NV. $780, OF 1917 Lind n ne SIS 80
20 ne. $500 707 18th ne. ......1S 80
6S Myrtle ne. 1850 1908 18th nw... 1880
FOR RENT-10a9 MASS. AVE. NE. OR. .. 80. so
~ sGsS cambridge NV Sr2s 2l2 Eta ne. 80 50
1923 Cap st, Or. 80 6i4 Aeker st me- 6r. IS
mh2i-4d ALLEN w. MALIERY & CO., 624 F NV.
FOR RENT-272o ST; s-sTORY BRICK: o
round tower bay window. Only S35
mh26-6t NJ. NJ PARKER. 141s st. NV.
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE WITH
in block Of Dupont Circle; SIS month; very cheap.
Apply CHARLES EARLY COS 18th ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
For sAIlSprCIAI. BULLETIN

FOR sALE-SPECIAL BULLETIN.
Look this carefully over and consult us for gea.
uine bargains, all grades property, before you buy.
50f s0dd e S near 4th
$500 for nearly , new brick house. LIE, rooms and
Se To
H st. cable line.
$3.50 buys beautiful corner double house north
$1,000 to $500 buys BARGAINS in modern 1O-room
So, 500 buys excellent s-room trick northwest.
g 2S 0 buys from bricks ne; rented $3.50 ~
5000 buys bargain 10TH st. near Dupont Circle.
$500 buys 10-foom brick, near 18th.
buns on terms
FOR sALE--oN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, EI.E-
CANT new houses, with all latest improvements
aas mE 2sss q pfassd noas
nh18-12t
FOR sAI.E.sEyEKAL ELEGANTLY LOCATED
w hERass ow ASAs A sSGf!sh"ss vest
CANNOT fa agSEHTisH s. APPLICATION.
Pho, Phone $50. e. c. BAUMGRAs. l41o st.nw.
FEE F5R As Of aH h sSFr H s5TES
TINS sI So Ell pGpHER RY r ThRE
Tx Park. on s 81 oFrE Gtt WSNTEp eANN
mt9-1m' 1924 r ST. NV.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
OUT OF TOWN.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Asbury Park, n. j.; desirable furnished cot
tages for tent. Lists. MILAN ROSS. Asbury
Park, N ]. mh2G-eooms
sEASHORE PROPERTY.
FALMOUTH, MASS.
FOR SALE-TIE MOST FETCHING LOCATION on
Vineyard Sound; large house, with modern con-
venicnces and about eleven acres Of land; between
hat nf To,
Beebe's heirs; 500 feet Of white sand beach for
bathing; wind FROM the sound freedom
from mosquitoes; thousands of vessels. both steam
and sail, pass during the year. APPLY to CON
NEiANCERS TITLE INSURANCE CO., IS State
ST., Boston, Mass f23-stf
FOR RENT OK SALE-BARGAINS In HOTELS.
boarding houses and cottages; building sites rel-
eonable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS &, CO.,
first Atlantic City. n. J.
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80 AD.
Conn av bet Il & S. $50
X st bet 10th and
21st SITS. 200
18th st bet NJ and n
with stable). 200
X st bet 18th & 18th
with stable).. 1855. 81
18th. near l. st. ..166. ~
II st bet 10th Il Goth. rs
DeSales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .125
Cor goth and o SITS. .125
COrcOran st bet 18th
st and N II ave. 100
10Th st bet q and X. 100
10th st bet T and U. 100
18th st bet n II
ave and y st. 100
L bet 18th and 18th. so
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PERSONAL.

PHYSICIANS SAY THERE Is NOTHING SO CON
ducive to perfect health of body and mind as
Val Blatz Milwaukee beer. A perfect tonic and
delicious beverage. mh21,Sm
GREAT LlBERALITY BEING OUR ..PREDIMI-
nant' virtue you should know and our gem
erOus cash exchange for any amount of gents
discarded garments. Send card. JuSTH s OLD
STAND, 6l9 u st. NV. ml,3O
BABY LOOKS SO WELL; WHAT FOOD DO YOU
give him?
The mother said: We both drink Val Blatz
Beer. mh21 SIN
w. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DE-
tective agency - Confidential communicat ions
promptly attended to; office open all hours; best
refs CHAS. E. FINDER Supt., $40 ST. n W.
f13-2m'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send loo. to s. w. FLYNN, AN,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
f2S-1m S.W. COR. STH AND K SIS. NV.
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FOR rem

H bet 18th and 18th
SITS, With stable. $500
18th st bet Scott Cir
& o with sta). .41G.67
r / ave near Conn
ave with stablel416. CT
Cor 18th L. Coreoran. $50
Mass Ave bet 18th st
end Dupont Circle. 300
NJ bet 18th and 18th. 800
Conn ave bet NJ and
n SITS. $50
Il / av & 18th st. .266. 81
II st bet 18th and
10Th, with stable. $50
Cor Mass ay and 18th
ST ............. .2oO
Cor II and Goth. 200
n st bet 18th and
Goth SITS. .225
BULLETINS CAN BE
EIrIy I.nIt DL~lpN A
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FOR SALN-BARGAINS FOR QUICK BUYERS
number of new Groom houses: ANIL: in n. C.
hall CELLAR and furnace: location desirable:
Prices from 5000 to 5000; small cash pay
mont, bal monthly long time notes.
It, Z. E. PERKINS, 512 F st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Iou LAC1lANJE.
FOR EXCHANGE-OR SALE-A MOST DEsSIRA-
bic corner lot, 50x92, in Kalorama with only
small trust. Apply CHARLES EARLY. SOB 1it
st. W. mi30- l3t
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE EQUITIES IN SMALL
city houses under rent for suburban or county
property; improved unimproyed; near steam or
electric roads; small acreage property preferred.
Box 127 Star office. nih3O-3ts
FOR EXCHANGE-BY THE OwNER-A SPLEEN
did little farm of ten Q0l acres, situated at the
junction of the Falls Church and Chain bridge
roads Cherrydale POD. two miles west of
Aqueduct bridge, suitabl. for a truck poultry
farm; splendid view: magnificent site for a road
house; improvements, small house and large
barn. excellent we'll Of pure water and running
stream through back part of farm. viii OK.
change for house and lot-in the city, NV: Mount
Pleasant preferred. Address FAIRVIEW. Star
Office. mh2S-3ts
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-SEvERAL BEAU
tiful lots in vicinity Dupont Circle: small trusts
Apply CHARLES EARLY, COS 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FUR.-ON VERY r.
terms, house of rooms; newly f,
modern improvements: location very
2 blocks FROM ''Shoreham." Address
office.
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Corcoran ST. near \. II. ave. NV: 3-stOry and
cellar brick dwelling; 10 rooms and hath: hand
somely papared and painted: good lot.
Very cheap at 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
THE COUNTY BOARD
Trausaots the Routine Business
for tho Month,
4 NUMBER of CONSTlBLES KICK
Against tho AppoIntmonI of Special
ConstabIes-Thelr Petition Is Refer.
Fed-FIRaWeINI and Other Matters
OF Public Interest to tho General
Pablo = Contracts Lct-A New
County Surveyor


At tho regular maotius VI the county
commissioners yesterday II protest was
presented by u number Of constableS
against tho appointment OF special con-
stables by Justices, and especially by
Squire Gillespy. 1t was signed by Con.
stables BoockOr, Wharton, Bennett, In
rue. Wilcox and Morris. The petition.
ers claim that this action Ia plainly H.
legal, The law says whom a Justice is
satisfied It is necessary he may so APP
point, Tho paper was referred to Pros
ecutor Howard for his opinion,
Three letters wore presented, all in
the same writing, from prisoners in tho
jail, complaining OF tho treatment they
received at the hands OF DR.. Mccoy, tho
jail physician. they said he always
gave pills, whiln one wanted liniment
aud another wanted tooth pulled. The
spelling in these was very original and
unique. They weTs referred to the COM
mlttcO on court house aud jail.
On recommendation OF tho com.
mitteo on court house and jail bills
for $3.50 % were ordered paid,
aud bills for SlO,273 IS from the
finance committee. This sum, however,
included both assessors salaries, and
the shGrid's commissions and deIn-
Quent tax llsL. County orders for Sl7,-
0S6 II were returned by the sher!h, who
was credited with tina: sum.
Tho pnor hou,e aud farm bills aggre.
gated SUj9 o., winch were ordered paid;
also bill, for $50 90 on the contingent
poor fund. There were % inmates in
the intirmary in July, aud thOrO was one
birth and ono death.
The road aud bridge bills, amounting
to Sl,0i5 80. were ordered paid. Tho
contract for macadamiZing the PENN.
sula,Toal was let to " osley Bowman at
81 10 a yard, aud the Peters Run road,
in RicIiland district, to Edward llorvey
ut 81 cents yard.
William U. Myers and Frank W. Nos.
bit were granted the statutory csrIlh.
Gates Of good character to euabIe Ihom
TO apply for admission to practice law,
Mrs. Pebler resigned as matron atthe
inArmary, and Mrs. ". A. Mccoy was
elected TO I'LL the vacancy.
Tho position OF county 'urvAyor be.
ing vacant, owing to tho death OF Cap.
tain Carr, Prof. A. S. Bell was elected
to ill tho vacancy. A few minor matters
were disposed OF and the board nd.
iourned,
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The striking OF the fourth of tho big
''Gushers" on the Ohio sidO Of tho Sis
terSyills field at an carly hour Sunday
morning, as exclusively chrOnlcled in
yesterdays ISTELLIoESCgR, was the talk
OF the community yesterday. Hundreds
of curious persons went out to SEQ the
new we'll yesterday, and although there
has been a considerable ialI in the pro-
duetion, it is thought that the well will
settle down to something between 500
and 1000 barrels a day-a money maker
Of the frat water. This last strike makes
It certain that many now wells will be
put down in the vicinity aud Sisters
vile people expect that operations will
be livelier than at any time Ia the his
tory Of this very lively field, The SIS
tersyille Oil Review has the following
particulars OF tho DUST strike;
Early last spring there was considera'
Bile sneculation over what was known as
the Dye well, on the Ohio side OF the
field. The we'll was boarded up and
guarded, aud for days and weeks oil
producers speculaled over what the
well was doing, 1t was generally be'
lisyed TO be an oil producer, but as to
that it was 90 carefully guarded no one
was certain AZ 10 what the production
was, II anything. II never proved to DO
much OF we'll, but was q pointer LOT
possible future Wel6. A gentleman
named Reinhart Duisg, an old German
ci.zon, had farm that had not been
leased, adjoining the Dye farm. lie ask
ell a big bonus for it, and finally James
i. Shay leased 1t for the Producers OIL
Company for bonus OF six thousand
dollars, the company carrying Mr., shay
for a sixteenth in the first well and lease.
This gusher 10 on this land, and Mr..
Shay is worth a good many thousand
dollars this morning.
The sand in this well was only hit
twice by the drilling Bit until It began
TO flow and such flows are seldom
found in the Big Injun sand. All was
excitment then, and men hustled over
to connect the we'll TO the tanks. This
was done SUNDAY, and tho well will
make over a thousand barrels OF oil a
day and lsnglhens out the pool OF big
Vushera about mile and a halt. A
mile and halo thousand.bHrrel wells
means that the Sistsrsville field has not
yet been rounded up" by quite con.
siderable majority.
The we'll flowed regularly every twenty
minutes through the casing, throwing
stream OF oil clear over the top Of the
derrick-a beautiful and ut the same
time very exciting scene. The three
puShers increased the production OF thu
field at least 1000 bartels-a day. Poo.
pie who own leases between the two
wells-Lohri and DuiSt-are now going
to develop as rapidly as possible. As
II 10 now, the steam terry boat is run.
ming night and day and teams atall hours
have to wait to be isrrled over. An
immense pool OF oil has been opened
up in different sand Where it begins
nr where it ond, no ono has the slightest
information. 1t Is now full mile and
a half long, and 1t taxes lots OF money
and much labor to develop even that
much territory. and il no other outlet is
found it means work for year here at
'nast
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sT. ALpnoNsus PIoNIc.
"A Good Time Yesterday aud a Crsditahl'
PAradO-Rain IntsTfSFos n Little.

A Good Time Yesterday aud q Croditahle
ParadO-Rain IntsTisFss n Little.
The celebration ami picnic byst Al
phonsus church yesterday afternoon at
Wheeling Park, was agTOat success, in
spite Of the threatening weather aud
the showers late in tho day, A parade
was given In the morning, headed by
the Cadet band, aSt. Alphonsus oTganl'
cation. The German Knights Of st,
George, in their neat and SNOWY uni,
forms, tho Young Mons sodalIty and
the st, AlphonAua society formed tho
line, and a very crsdilabls parade was
given, After this the societies aud hun
dreds OF their friends took the Elm
Grove cars for tho park. All afternoon
tho numbers wore increased, two trains
being run esch hour, until there was
ono OF tho largest crowds IN tho park
seen there this season,
The baud and orchestra gave con-
Cerls, and the latter played for the
dancers in tho casino in tho afternoon
and evening. There was no set pro-
gramme, but all Ind a thoroughly on
joyable time. Bowling was INDUCED in
by many, and tho dancing floor was
constantly filled, Last night feature
was prize waltz, which was won by
NJ. Moran and Mrs. Church,
The rain was not at all surprising, Tho
St. AlphonsuS society IL only keeping
up itR record rs tho successor OF the
old "Umbrella society,"" 1.-THE members
had n picnic and it did not rnin II is
doubtful II the older ones would on Joy
il, they are so used to rain.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Will Daughsrty, Of StoubenvilIo, was
down Yesterday.
Lyman Hough 10 visiting friends at
Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Adam Stocker left Yesterday for
visit to Toledo and Detroit
Mr.. II. ". Fair, wife and child got
home from Atlantic City yesterday.
Mr.. Killian Bador Is home from Cam.
brdgeboro Springs, much improved in
health.
Mr.. David Gundlng and family have
gone to Alpena, Mich, for several
weeks stay.
John DunkOl and W. Bowers arc OF
on a drive to Zonr, Canal Dover and
other Ohio points,
Mr.. S. s. Bloch and family left ycGler.
day for Long Branch, n. j., and other
points on tue senshore.
Miss Essio Terrell was appointed
teacher a. TriRdephia instead Of Miss
Herysy. rs published yesterday.
Mr. John Cox has Just returned from
q very pleasant visit to Judge J. W.
z English, OF Point Pleasant, W. Va
Mrs. j. Il. Watt, daughter and sou
and j. K. Drugan LEFT today to visit
friends in WhpCling.-SFughr,pS Star
Fire Chief llOuly, John Ritter, August
Matthews and Mr. Chopper. OF Martins
Fer. returned last light from Atlantic
City
Alfred Friend will leave to-day Tor his
old home, Columbus, Ohio, for week,
and will also make flying trip TO
BucyruS.
Row. Mr. schwarn, OF the English
Lutheran church, was thrown from his
bicycle while riding down in tho Coun.
try, and hisar was badly sprRined.
Tho Atlantic City correspondent Of
tho New York Herald says: Governor
William MacCorklS, accompanied by
several members Of his stall, spent n
week at tho Windsor. Tho governors
massive form attracted considerable nj.
tentlon while on the board walk and In
the Bufi,
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out sOLpInIt noYs.

The wOst Virginia National Guard Begins
Its Weeks Enoampmsnt To.dNT-no1h
Regiments on tho Ground.
Special Dipaieh 10 me inltaigmeef,
PARRRRsnvRG, W. Va, August 5,-All
the companies OF the West Virginia Ma.
tiouGl Guard arrived hero this evening
before supper on specials on tho BO'Ii.
more and Ohio and the Ohio River rail.
roads. The camp, which has been
named Camp MscCOrkIo, was ready to
receive tho soldier lads
Largo crowds OF citizens Waited the
camp this evening. II 10 located three.
fourths Of mile from the heart OF tho
city and il on the Northwestern pike. 1t
IL a beautiful stretch OF level country
surrounded on all sides by woods. To-
night ii il estimated that there are be-
tween 600 and 700 men in camp,
Tho soldiers were busy this evening
putting up tents, etc, aud the camp pru.
senled busy scene, as we'll rs Il pictur.
esque one with its white tents and baz.
Ing camp fires. General lioiley is here
and las assumed charge Al o'clock
tomorrow morning the camp will be
under strict military discipline.
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Two srsAMEI.s BURNED

Together With Number Of Wharf BoNls
Mt CinclHuati-BIg sandy and CRrroIlton
Destroyed.
ClSclSSArr, O.. August 5.-About .
o'clock tire broke out on the Big Sandy
wharfboat. 1t spread very rapidly and
soon swept out tho whartbopts of tho
Louisville mail limo, the New Orleans &
Memphis line and everything along the
public landing. The big steamers Car.
rollton and Big Sandy were burned, and
everything in tho port was threatened.
Before 3 o'clock the fire was under
control but n number OF whariboats
were totally destroyed and others dam.
aged, and two steamers, tho Big Sandy
and the Cnrrollton, were burned to the
waters edge. The loss on tho Zig
Sandy is SIS, 900 and on tho Carrollton
$4,000, not including cargoes. The
loss OF the whariboa:s makes the total
over $lOO,OO0 The steamers Bedford,
Scotia and aud Tacoma narrowly escaped
destruction. The Cincinnati and Louie
vile mail limos large wharIboat narrow
ly escaped.
The big Sandy came in to-day from
Louisville and was unloading and load.
ing preparatory TO returning to Louis.
vile tonight when fire broke out In
some bAled hay. 1t spread like an OK.
pIoSion to whariboats and other craft
The CarfoIItoR WAS next TO the Big
Sandy and could not pull out in time to
save herself All other boats in tho
harbor pulled out and proceeded to
fight the fro. During tho hour Of OK.
citement there was III immense multi.
tude on tho public landing, and wild re.
ports we're circulated about lives being
lost on tho two steamers. No ono was
injured or killed on tho landing and tho
river men say that all escaped from tho
whariboaIs and tho two steamers.
Thore were no passengers on tho boats
at the time and all nelnbors Of tho crow
arc accounted for. Tho Big Sandy ran
to Louisville and tho Carrollton to Mem.
phis and New Orleans.
Fireman BSnnOtt was overcome by
heat and il unconscious at tho hospital.
uo may die.
William h. Shaw, superintendent Of
tho wharIboat, Fireman Jack Crnwlcy
and William Kibbv wor0 badly burned
and tho fireman OF the Big Sandy was
badly burned.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

In pursuance Of decree nj the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, W, Va, entered on the 10Th day
OF May 1875 In two Chancery. suits head
plaiuaut and < z. Parsons Gt al wcrO defend
ants, ana in tho other ". s. Foose & Co were
cOmplainauS and sarah T. Parion', admins
tratTlK Of the estate Of j. A. II. Parsons ot all
were defendants We will. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1895
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock u. M, sell At public Guc,
ton, TO the highest bidder, at the north front
door Of the Court House Of ohio county, West
PENDANT, S. T. Parsons. described IN said decree
Us follows to,Wit: The north Ong'hAlt OF Lot
No hand tho south one hall Of Lot No II IN a.
q. RnbnIon's addition TO tho city OF Wheeling,
IN Ohio county West Virginia
Said snle viii be upon the following termAVlE
Onr.thlTl Of the purchase money ind such
further portion thereof rs the purchaser may
elect 10 pAy. shall no paid IN cash: the rd'
malnder shal be paid in two cluat annual In
salmeuts with interest from the DAY Of sale,
which interest on the second in'tnlmcnt shall
be PAYABLE annually and the iitle Will DO NJ
tanned until The purchase money Is fu.lT Daid
The purchaser shall pay Gll taxes assessed there
y" BENJAMIN g. ALLISON,
c, T. NORRIS.
Special Commissioners
WHEELING. v, Va, July 10. 1919
hereby certify TINT bond and security has
been given by the above named special com.
mis,ionen a required by law aud tho decree Of
'''N ''' JOHN W. MITCHELL,
jylG Clerk Of the snld Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

Yesterday tho Milwaukee saloon and
RESTAURANT WA closed WhObhOr II will
DO opened for business ngain Ia not
known. Joseph Stanton, the lato pro.
priOior, recently accepted position 40
caterer At tho now Mercantile club, aud
RayO up tho Milwaukee, llcnCO tho
shutting oi liz doors yoalerday II waH
ono VI tho finest fitted concerns over In
Wheeling and enjoyed ayOry desirable
sort Of patronage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

Yesterday morning ut his homo In
North Wheeling Walter Cunningham,
u young man nneteOn years old, aud n
brother OF Harry Cunningham, an
ISrgLLidESCER COlnpoSitor who died
last wintor, died Of consumption, the
Same dread disease that carried of hiR
brolior. The funeral occurs W0inoi.
day afternoon at o'clock aud tho inter.
msnt 10 to DO al tho POninIular como.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

wAsnISoroS, August 6..-hhvicoS ro'
Coivcd at tho Agricultural Department
announce that n manufactured at Allis.
ton, Ala. has secured tho Contrac. for
cQuipping tho city OF Toxic, Japan,
with water pipps Manufacturers in
England, Germany, Belgium and other
European countries competed in tho
bidding, but tho Alabama contractors
secured the job. Tho water pipos arc
shipped TO Toxic via Liverpool.