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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-03

JOHN sCREVEN, JR.,
Rice Broker and Miller, Savannah,
Ga, soliclt- conslgnmcnts of Rice
and Offers for sale fresh Rice Flour.
All business given careful and
prompt attention.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-03

FREID's RESTAURANT,
Open All the Time,
Serves 75c Meals for 20 Cents.
Unsurpassed Service.
The best of Everything.
NEW York STEAM DIE WORKS
Does the finest dyeing and securing.
The only perfect Dry Cleaner in the
city. GentIemen's clothes cleaned
and repaired on short notice. Whit
aker and State Streets.
FINE DRUG STORE STAND FOR RENT
Corner south Broad and Jefferson
streets. Apply to j. II. CUNT,
Fl Barnard Street.
l.. ELEOPOULO,
1O1 BrOughton street, Next to Mar
shall House.
Makes all his Fine Candies from the purest
and lest materials No better candy TO be
found anywhere, and prices as low as good
candy can be sold for and be pure. French and
Fruit Candies a speciality.
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THERE WAS no FIGHT,


Hut Charles GiiicNpic /. said to Have tho
Forfeit Money.
Concerning an alleged prize fight that
has been somewhat talicd about TIE
s~tcubCnvillc Star says: A quiet tip was
given to the sporting fraternity in this
city last evening that n fight would DO
pulled of at Golfers station Mt n late
hour, and rs consequence u number
oil admirers oil the manly art walked
owe to the reported sCeno OF tho battle.
arriving there about s o'clock. The
match was between Charles Gillespie, q
coal miner, and an unknown. and was
10 tie Tor 500 4 side. A for!oi: OF SIS
had been put up. and the boys
were sure OF n littlu snort oil n
listIc nature. Tho rumor came
back from Golfers that Gillespie had
o the battle IN FIVE rounds, but this
turned ou. TO be 4 hoax. Gillespie was
on hand and eager for tho fray, but after
waiting several hours for tho unknown
to show front the forfeit money was
handed over to GILES pic and tho iich:
delarcd oil. The Sicubeuviilc contin
gent arrived home on a frcigh: truin
during the night, greatly dis:ustcd NJ
tho fizzlc. Tho name Of the party for.
fciting The money could not DO learned.
Six speak eaaies at Golfers, in tho vi
cinity OF the mines, were pulled last
night by the Wcllsburg authorities,
and tho psopriotoFs arrested.
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TIL; ARROWS FEST.


The Annual Concert aud Dance Mt tho
Park Last Night.
Tho Arion socie:y's annual concer,
and sommernachtsiess L: tho Whee!in.
Park Casino last night was one OF the
most pleasing successes in the history
ei tho organ ization. About 4 thousand
people werc present, and the audience
was made up OF the best classes OF
Wheeling society. The laHies, in their
light summer gowns. made 4 brilliant
scene when gathered i'll the ca,ino after
several hours had been pleasantly spent
bymoss OF them i n enjoying the beauties
Of the park.
The programme was varied and OF n
high order. Under the skilled musical
direction OF Prof. Hermann VI. Schockey
it was rendered in first class style
throughout. The Opera House orchestra
opened with an overture, von Suppe's
The Beautiful Galatea." after which
the Arion society sang two choruScs,
one by Wagner and the other by won
Waeser. This. as well rs all the choruses,
was arti-tlcalIy sung. Mr.. Grimm
PLAYED n flute fantasia in beautiful style,
and Mrs. Flora Williams lang 4 solo.
She was in good voice. and fairly won
the hearty ncor she received. The
Ariou double nuartct,e sang Abt's "Thc
Night" cxpressively and well, and closed
the first part.
Alter another selection BY the or.
chcstra Mrs. Williams and Mr.. Dieg.
miller sang 4 duet, "a Feel Thy Angel
Spirit" which was we'll received. Prof.
Edward B!umenbcrg showed fine mas.
terry OF tho violin. Then camc tho lea.
ture OF the evenings programme, tho
Columbus cantatn, tho prizo compost.
ton OF the Toledo SaeDccricst. This
va. finely rendered by Mrs. Williams.
Mr.. II. Paul and Mr.. Diesniilcr and tho
Arion chorus. and made n decidedly
favorable impression. an Dixie" sung
with spirit, made fitting close to an
eIcellen. programme cxccllontIy en-
derrJ.
Alter tho concert tho floor WIS
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THIS Is GnOCEi,s' DAY,
Tho S,oros VIII bs Closed and II Great
Time f.njoycd,


Tho croccrs will celebrate thoir
seventh annual day at Wheeling Park
to-day. All their stores will DO closed
and they will turn out in force In the
parade as s n. H., marching over tho
route named yesterday. Tho procession
will DO headed by an cscort Of police in
command OF Lieutenant Ingram, and
composed OF Officers TroutwGin. Babb,
WALLER, Bickor;on, McCausland, Wolf,
Holmes and Zimmerman. At tho park
the long and varied programme OF
a"nuscments will DO as follows:
1853. Beginning Of dancing In tho Casino and
continued until midnight.
liCo, GtoQuot game. Prize. cgoQnci set
1900, Dinner.
Ito. Whcclbarrow contest for ladies md zen.
tlcmcn. Ptikc, ono box i;cill & ElliuG.
hams American Star soap.
i:Jl hllo0u ascension.
&N. Sack jumping lritc, hall dokcn Homo
Conserve Company'S pcpSin cdtSup.
80. Potato race. Prhc, one dozen fruit jars.
J:OJ, Foot race. 100 yGrlS, for cIcfSS only. lriEc.
half dozen Hume Conserve Colnpauy's
$50. Walking match. Prize. one dozen oil shoe
polish,
400, Balloon ascension.
40. Bicycle race for grOccrS and clerks. First
prize. mcdsl; second przs. silk umbrella,
third prize, box Of candy.
500. Foot race, gI yards. Prize, one box Stol-
bcnbACl's lunch CrackcrI
$3.50. Crock breaking. FriEU. half dozen Home
Conserve C~Ompany's rcpsLn CaAup.
500. Supper.
G:.D. Balloon ascension.
100. Fat meas race. Prize. half dozen Home
Conserve COmpauy's pcpsin CatSup.
$50. Gloss Of festivities Oh the mound md
promenade march By everybody bnck 10
the Casino, headed By the band, where
the amusement, will cOptiuue BY electric
light until midnight.
500. NhCclOdrrOW contest. Finish.
s:3J. Prize bowling. Prize, one box Walkers
Family soap. lAllOOn ascension. with
fireworks attached
900. Pile waltz Frizr, ono pair fine walking
SHOES.
$50. Promenade drill By ten dru,aueri on bi.
cycles BALBOA ascension.
100 BALLOON ascension and fireworks. Thii
will b. repeated every hall hour.
The festivities close promptly at mid.
night.
The crocers not only OF Wheeling. but
OF all the surrounding towns wilt close
and observe the holiday.
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SMITH G. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE

House, i've rooms. brick, corner lot, 30 s,:,,:
s2.SOj.
Two bricS houses ard 4.rOomcd house in rt,-
E0Nr St, 9th ward. Icnts for $40 per year. SIt0j
House. rooms 6sick, lot Skin IL. Chaplr,
Splendid lot for dwelling, y. Main street, aeu;
Sth street Sl,0Jl
House. Iltooms and store room. Main s;.cs.
near 2lst street. 10; iixlGC feet.
House. . rooms mud hnlI~Chaplino street, lu.
I'D street. $3.50.
Corner lot. Lind street. Belrcderc. s!l.
House. rooms, brick, and stable, ls.a s:.es:
$3.50.
House, 5 rooms 18th street. sI.GOl.
House. 3 rooms and hall. corner North F,lu,
and Kentucky streets, SI.GOo.
Double frame house. 10 rooms and store room.
corner OF sd and Jaco5 streets. rents 70. 81 "a,
month. S5.GO0.
Ilousr, 5 rooms. brick, mud 4.roorncd houa il
-ehr, EoiE street, Centre Wheeling. SOD.
House. 4 rooms. 9th street, Sl.OO.
House ! rooms. Eth street, cheap On sSy
terms, 500.
House, 1 rooES, brick, Jacob street. eth wAri.
$3.50.
House, 5 rooms and hall. Park View. 10: DIX
IL feet. easy terms. Sl,1D.
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana street. blaaL
easy terms. Sl.5n
iiouss, 5 rooms, corner lot, nth street. cay
House. 5 rooms McColloch street, Eas: Whe.!.
In: Sl.IGl.
House. Z rooms and hall. with larg, lot, li,l
street. S3.00l.
House. rooms, baltimore street, Els: whes..
Ing. easy icrfIS. 500
House. ! rooms, 18Th street. easy terms. sJ5l
House. 10 rooms brick. with largo To-. 18th
street. cheap.
House. ) rooms, Jacob street, 9Th wand, cl,y
terms. $3.50.
House. G rooms. Wood street. 5,h warl, sl.S5l
Housed rooms, brick. Market street, Cea,-,
Wheeling. cheap. l."Ol
Lots on Lind street, RelrcdeEc. $50 suI sTi
each.
Three lots IN Park View. chcan.
BlsincSs property on NGrke: s;,cc.a noia;.
ate price.
sSJ, soo. 500. ss9o, S,,O9o aad s..5H TO loaa o.
reEl CstatA
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers IN the CITY aad Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers IN the City aad Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
A telegram from Washington, re.
ceived yesterday afternoon, contains
the definite information that L.~ieuten.
ant Muir, instructor at the Lins!y In.
%stitute, will be detailed OF active duty
at sen this fall. This leaves = vacancy
in the military department: ut the Linsly
which the trustees hope the govern
ment will promptly fill. During his
stay here Lieutenant Muir and Mira.
Muir have become generally liked, and
the l~ieutenant's departure will DO 70.
GREETED.
Mr.. Killian Bader is confined to bed
by illness.
Mrs. 7. W. Fleming and daughter, OF
FairnoDs, are at the McLuro.
Robert Murphy, OF Pennington, fig
ures OIL the register at the McLure.
Miss Bello D~cyine, OF tho Eighth
ward. is ,altendiu: commencement at
Bethany.
James Gillespy ia homo from ALE.
gheny, where he has been working for
some time.
Colonel.RobcrtS. Carr. Of Charleston,
was in the city yesterday and registered
at tho Mcclure.
Mr.. John Lewis, OF We!lsburC. is still
improving, under tho careful attention
OF DR.. Alderman.
u. P, Oxtoby, freight agent OF tho
Wheeling Il Lake Erie road. has re.
turned frcm New York.
Judge Melvin and Hon. J. i. Somor-
vilic have been Attending the United
States court ut Parkersburs.
Mrs. Capt. William Dillon and daugh.
ter. Ada, left yesterday to visit relatives
at Kansas City ior some time.
Travelling Auditors Lyons and Yatos,
Of tho IIan.IIlndlc. were hero from
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon.
Aliss Nellie bowman. OF Xanesvillc,
o., is visiting hor %aisler. Mrs. II. T..
wilkinson, on South Broadway, laland.
Field Agent W.. r. ". Barbc, Of tho
State Univcrsity, ia in tho city, enroute
10 tho Bethany and Woas Liberty com
menccmcnts.
Traiamastcr W. W. Wickhnm. of tho
Ohio River road, Of Parkorsburg. and
Assistant Traininas,cr X. a.. MCCarty,
OF tho ran.IIanGIc, Of Pittsburgh, wcro
In the city Yesterday OIL II bushes,
visit.
Mr.. WILDER +. Lawrence, OF Chicago,
savings and loan auditor, 10 in tho city
to audit tho accounts and appOrtlOl
the profits Of tho Mutual German Say,
ings and Loan Assassination. The man.
ageinout OF the "hlntunl German" have
engaged Mr.. Lawrence, 30 that ita NOM
beers may bo assured tho Association |.
being properly managed. il compIcl,
statement Of the businuss done 10 june
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! will soon DO issued. which will show
tho exact financial condition OF tho AS
ISOLATION aud also Its earnings.
Robert 7. Hill, OF G. Mondol & Co.,
left for Chicago and othor western
points for q pleasure trip OF q weok or
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marsh and
daughters, Missoi LOTTO md Jessie,
leave this morning on tho 7:l0 train on
tho Panhandle for Atlantic City 10
spond four or five weeks.
George Digby, Of Wheeling. ono OF
tho owners OF tho Friodou well. came
down last evening to look aitor his in.
terosts hore. To say George Ia happy
10 placing 1t worry mildly.-SiStrIriRt Re.
ricT.
Councilman W. II. IIallor will 60 to
Pittsburgh this morning, called by tho
serious illness OF his brother, who was
reported last night to DO dying. lilo
had suffered for years as tho result Of
confinement In II robel prison.
Mr.. Nate Ficl, OF tho Wheeling Driv.
ing Club, was in attendance aud has SO.
curod tho entries OF II number Of tho
horses hoto for tho four days meeting
OF tho Wheeling Driving Club next
wook. Tho cream OF tho Mckcc'a Rock
horses will DO seen IN Wheeling.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
[ OW Prices
IL And Standard Goods

This has always boon our motto. No
othor house in tho State can show such
n record. Wo hayo ut all times boon
tho frat to reduce prices. and through
tho daily papers posted tho purchasers.
Our price Hst can always DO rcllod upon
as tho loves. for tho quality Of goods
wo oiIcr.
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NOTES on NAvIGArloy.


Stage Of Water nni MuyrmrntN az Noat'.
Tho EIrrr lntnrcst..
Itisrcportcd in Pittsburgh that several
parties arc negotiating for tho purchase
Of the steamer Scotia, now laid up at
Cincinnati.
To-day tho Lexington will leave for
Matamoras and way landingSat II II. III.
and tho Eliza II. Tor Darlington vii! dc.
part at $50 p. III.
Tho Eliza IT,, runninsin tho Libcrty's
trade, departed for Darlington at $3.50
y. III. yesterday. This was tho only dc.
parturo Of tho day.
a Pittsburgh dispatch says: Tho J.
G. Hopkins departed for Wheeling to
take tho mace OF tho LGxin.ton in tho
Wheeling and Ma,amoras trade.
The little Biz Sandy packet, Favoritc,
ia NJ tho wharf. having como up ycsicr-
day from below. She will enter one OF
tho local trades during the extreme low
water.
TIL; MARKS ABOVE.
Neutrality-suspicious. B loot s inches and
falling slowly. Weather clear and pleas.
ant.
Warron-liycr two.tenths Of ono
foot. Weather fair aud warm.
Stcubouvillc-livo | foot 10 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
warm.
Oil City-ltivcr : fnChos aud station.
AIRY. Gather clear and warm.
MorGantown-ltivcr & icOt and attn.
t%ionnry. Weather clCar and warm.
Grounsboro-liivc @ : feet aud station.
ary. Weather fair and warm.
Pnrkorsburg-lsiver foot ! inchNs
aud falling. Weather CLOUDY, with the
Thermometer at 50.
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NEW

cleared, and those who desired spent
an hour or SO dancing. Tho usual pyro-
technic display was much missed. 1t
was omitted owing to the illness OF Dr..
i, Booking.
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With nuptial high mass Mr.. James
Mckee and Miss Ella kync were mar.
ricd in St. Mary's church, At Martins
Ferry, yesterday morning by Rev.
Father :. S. M1,tinrly. The service
commenced at S o'clock and lasted for
iiity.tivc minutes. The large church
was well filled and tho music WAS ex.
c%cllent, Miss Mary Welch presiding NJ
tho organ. The groom. accompanied
by Francis Mullaney, the best mau,
walked up the right aisle, and directly
opposite them in the lett aisle walked
the bride and Mis-, Julia, McDonoush,
the bridesmaid. The bride was alfred
in 4 rich crean silk costume aud carried
flowers, and tho bridesmaid wore n
beautiful white silk. both of them very
becoming. The groom and best man
appeared in the conventional black.
The wedding was 4 very pretty ono. AL
the candles wero lighted and tho rector
wearing tho vestmen.s and the altar
boys wore SUPPLIES. About sixty per.
sons enjoyed tho splendid wedding
breakfast at tho home OF the briue on
Second street. Tho newly married cou-
pie were the recipients OF many pres.
rnts. They left on the 2:lG y. III. train
on tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad
on their trip. They will reside Il; 10.
rain. where Mr.. Mckee is in the shoe
business.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" GABLE OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE

" UADLE OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Samuel /. Smith. Executor of
the estate oiSamueI II. Smith,
deceased.
William /, smith; Thomas \ la chancary.
Smith. Robert II. Smith, Eli.
warl g.. Saith. Margaret J.
Smith, Samuel i. smith.
lAuR Smith and Lulu Smith.
In pursuance Of decree of tho Circuit Cour.
OF Ohio county. West Virginia, rendered on the
18Th day OF May, 1881. the undersigned. vino was
appointed sIeci0lcoGlLEsSs!Oucr for the purpose,
Will On
THURSDAY, THE "7rn DAY OF JU!;E, 1906.
commencing at 10 O'Clock u tn. sell nj public
n%uctl0n, on the 'rrrtGiscS 10 the highest Bidder.
the flhnwi"g described real estate, to.wlt: All
That tract oil situated In Liberty district.
Ohio county. West Virginia. that was conveyed
TO samuel II. Smith, deceased. on the &Oth day
Of July, $50 by Samuel Irwin. Shcriirot Ohio
county, and John X. BOtsinad. under decree
The circuit court OF Ohio county. In tho case OF
John wnyt IS. Samuel Bell, and The case Of lbell
vs. WRyt &c, the tract OF land in the bill and
proceedings therein mentioned and GcCrccd 10
be sold, nnd UOie fully described In n plat OF Il
survey made by John Gilmore for said samuel
II. Smith on tho 18Th day Of June. 1860. land
which l. attached TO and malca pa-t OF exhibit
number. filed In the Above entitled causcl. as
follows: Beginning ut n stone corner 10 lands OF
=" - NhiAhN = u Aa'aA "NAAt 'AAAAAt hilA AAAfllNt
north s!'eaSl% Il poles 10 IL stone; thence south
5li4' cast i0l.9 poles 10 mstonc; thence south I@'
west "G3 poles 10 Il stone; thence south III
ives: I1a poles 10 Il stone; thence south CO., .
west GL3 poles 10 n stone thence north So west
lGJ poles 10 the place of beginning. Rud contain.
Ing eighty lsDl acres, Two c. roodN and nineteen
tlgl poles more OK less. Said real c'tatc will be
sold ns a whole or in two separate tracts OluhOui
thirty Hni ATTY acres each. rs divided by the
public road running through the lnui. as may
ne deemed best Dy said special commissioner.
There Is dwelling house and Other buildings
on each tract.
TERMS or sALr:-Oac third OF the purchase
money. mud rs much more aS the purchaser may
elect 10 pay in cash on dsy OF sale. and tho bal.
RuCe IN two equal inStallIacuis at Que and two
years. with interest from day Of sale, tho inter.
est on the second deferred lnstRlimcnt TO be paid
annually the purchaser to execute his notes,
with approved personal security. for the defer.
red insRllmCut. the title TO be retained until
property is fully paid for.
". VI. DUNLAP.
Special Commissioners.
Iherroy certify tina: bond and security as re.
Iuircd by law. and the decree In this cause. Inns
been given hy the said ". ". Dunlap, Special
Commissioner. JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
iny23
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TRUSTEES SALE.
FNRUSTEE"S SALE OF
NtItfSl,I,E PROPER

Is viriuc Of n decd Of trust ma,lc by Isabelle
$. Savage. to lrc rs trustee. dated April l., iSlS.
recorded In the Office Of jhc Clerk vi tho County
Court 81 ohio county. West yigInih. In Deed OF
Trust nn0e 40. u. page rs, | Will sell NJ the
north front door OF the COuT House OF said
county OIL
SATURDAY. THE I5Tu DAY 0FJuSE, 1885,,
commencing nj 10 0'cIocs II. NJ. tho following
PROPERTY, thuL Is 10 say; All ui that certain piece
or parcel NJ land situate IN TrladrIphiu district.
IN ohio county. State nt West Nir:tuIH. form.
Crly part Ot tho inrm owned by William L. For.
ter. SITUATE on the National rad, about three
miles Cn,t Of the city Of WlIcclihGl aud bounded
~ follows! beginning NJ n stake on the south.
east side Of Edeington Lane thence running
south .I'n - east fyr,huudrrdRnd nine and i've.
I"uthS feet to II stake: thence running north GS'
- east Onn hundred aud lnrty'SlN nud five.
icuthS feet; thence running north rs IS
west four hundred md ScYGnty.Surti feet to
nh,akc on lhUrlIu; thence running north c. IS
wHSt scvCuty.ninC feet to the corner Of tho first
turn tn the right Of the ElglnCtnn Lane. aud
hence running with the lane south j6' - west
ono hundred mud toriH'tttot foot to the plncc
Of beginning, containing two ~ncr"SOG land.
hlSp tho exclusive usU uin spring on tho al.
jnCcnt inrm Of said William T., Porter. lying
son,hcns;crlv from tho land hereby conveyed
nrtnhOut three ~ four hun0rGl feet distant
ihcTctrnin. with right NJ ingTcSS 10 mud cyrcSS
from said Spring. aud with further rIglIt Ia wall
M said spIiu. aud lay pirG' ihcrCfTnm to thu
properly hereby conveyed, being tho Same
property conveyed I" said Isabelle 5. Savage lv
William Il, inrtcr, hv decd dated september Il,
1871. recorded In Decd look No. &c. pages 9aS,
TERMS NJ SAIE;-Onn.thlrl and NJ much moro
ut the purchase money rs thc purchaser elects
to pNy In rtNh IN the day Of sale, the ]tnlnIrn In
two cJuni iuNtnilmcnB ut twelve mud eighteen
month";. Notes hearing Interest rom the dnv nl
mlr with security satisfactory 10 the trustee To
liz given for thu deferred payments. the title Ia
be tctnlncd until payment Is made In full.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Building SI.o. Pleasant Valley, front, y,..
on National fOal. ~
Two desirable residences. WoodsIa'c
No. GS Thifty'iinSt street. i2.F0OIurI t,,rt,,
Desirable residence UI Sixteenth l,t,ct ''''H'
Lotto N SOnth Front street, $.OJ.
No. 20 North Front street.
No. 1925 McCnlloch street
Real estate OF every description.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The county commissioners OF Putnam county.
W. Va. invite sealed proposals for the erection
Of n new court house on the public square In the
town OF Whitfield. agreeable 10 the plans and
specifications for name prepared by Architect
Frank L. Nilburn. OF EcnOra. ". Va Said plans
will be on file at the county clerks Office NJ Win.
field on and after June Il. lSTi. Contractors
will file with their bids a certified check for
5000, made payable to K A, S9lmous, county
CLERK. as evidence II their bid iSacCcptcd. they
faithful performance OF their contract. Bids
will be received until | O'Clock n. IN, July l.,
1895. when said bids will be opened and the dc.
cisiOn vi ihcconrt made public. Tho commits.
slouers reserve the right 10 Ticct nry or all bids.
L. \. SNLMONS,
jcl0 County Clerk.
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NEsBITT g. DEvINE,
Tel. GG 1899 Market Street.
FOR SAID.

No. IlSS. Penn street. Q rooms and bath. boil
gases. Cheap.
No. - li;hs;rect. Il.roomcd brick CHEAP
No. Gl Market street, { rooms, Sl.J0l.
Nos no! aud ll0j Market street, buS!nM
property. $3.50.
Nos. 81 md ; y 31tb street. u rooms. s;jU
No. @SS Market street. rooms and bath. S;.5l
No. US. York street. 3 ToomS. Cheap.
No. ~ y. Frnt st., 5 rooms and bnth. Chc4a
No. lnI Chnplicc ST.. S rooms, bath roo u III!
larTe stable SI,0O.
Corner 18th and Woods street. dwelling IA!
store room. Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes and in different locations
Saloon Tor sale on 10th sheet. cheap.
Restaurant AID hotel for sale on Market s.re.t
cheap.
licstnunatand hotel for sale on Eth stree.
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale CHEAP.
Building lots in all the hes. locations Ia tie
cItr.
Farms for sale on easy terms.
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
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PRtCD LIST:

Standard Package Coffee, per pound ".o..-.2 90
Fancy Cal. Ev. Peaches, per pnuud."."...... I o.
Fancy Cal. Ev. Apr!Cots, ptr bc.o."",,.....- 100
Fresh Rolled Oats, : pounds ..............., $50
Fresh butter Crackers, . poundS.."...".,."25c
Fresh Ginger Snaps. 3 pounds o............ 25c
Fresh kuick.knacks,i pounds .....,......2 50
Fresh Lunch Cakes, per pound .............,.. 7c
Fresh Lemon Cakes, pur pound, ....... ........ 10
Hest Standard Tomatoes, cani,......',...,.25 SO
Choice snEnr Corn, b cans..."..". ...oo."..2 6c
Choice Teas o cans ............ ...n2 5c
lest Hc,chup. per piut bottle ,..m.,"....... I o.
Best kctchnp, small, g bottles. Aluminium. 2Sc
Stalk Salmon, Hat eau. . cans ...............25 $50
Largo lumber Mustard. . for. ... ..,..,., 25c
Inlncs Root iSer' bottlos"."."..."."o....".25 sc
Jelly HIasScs' COW halt'p!n.'' per dOE ""..".3 SOC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

Carl Becker and Miss Louise Daumo
we're married last cvenin. N, tho resi-.
d"nCc Of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and
Mira. Fred Daumc. by Rev. Paul Well.
hansen. OF Bridgeport. The attendants
were Misses Iona DRuma and Minnie
BECKER and Fred Daumc and friI.
Becker. The newly married couple
went 10 housekeeping OH Main street.