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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

THE Democrats Of the Senate will
probably make no opposition to the
organization of that body by the Re.
puhlicans, being willing that the Re-
publicans may assume the RESPONSE
bility of such legislation az may be
enacted this session.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

THE DO NOTHING PoLICY.-Mr.
Reed, in his speech before the Re-
publican caucus, which nominated
him for Speaker, indicated quite
clearly that the true policy of the
Republicans in the present Congress
would be To do nothing. He said
that in the 51st Congress they were
praised for what they did, now they
would be praised for what thew
Wonld not do. Mr.. Beed is a candi.
date for the Presidency, and, read
between the lines, his speech means
that, however urgent may be the de-
mand for some appropriate legisla.
ton to relieve the unfortunate situa.
ton so fOrcibly stated in the Presi.
dents message, his own and the for
tunes Of his party must be kept in
view as matters Of prime considera-
ton. Nothing must be done that
may possibly injure our chances next
year. This is what Mr.. Reed means
when he cautions his party to go slow
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

MAJ. OTEY's BILL.-During the
civil war the United States captured
from the people Of the Confederate
States, abandoned property, which
was sold aud converted into the
Treasury of the United States, real
izing S27,000,000. Much of this
property could have been recovered,
but was never claimed.
Maj. Peter j. Otey, of Lynchburg,
Va, one of the representatives from
that State in the House, proposes to
Introduce bill to appropriate the
interest on this S27 200, 900 i'm aid of
disabled eX-Confederate soldiers and
to be divided among them in pro-
portion to the amounts which each
State may have appropriated to their
aid. Some of our contemporaries
have seemed disposed to ridicule
Maj. Otey's bill as visionary and abb
surd. We do not think so, nor do
we see why the United States Gov
eminent should not be magnanimous
enough to grant this pittance TO the
men from whose people it was taken.
The Republicans would make ten
strike by passing the bill.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

THE PRESIDENTS INDICTMENT.
II is well known that the financial
system of the United States is the
work of the Republican party. The
Presidents recent message to Con-
gress il formidable indictment of
the whole system. He says the
Government has paid in gold more
than nine-tenths of its United States
notes, and still owes them all. 1t
has paid in gold about one. half of
its notes given for silver purchases
without extinguishing by such pay
ment one dollar Of such notes. Or
as he tersely expresses it in another
place, "the Government redeems
without redemption and pays with
out acquittance."
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

REED AND THE Hon.
VIM. l.. Wilson, in an interview last
week with a reporter for the New
York World, says:
"Mr. Reeds speech is a deliberate
admission that the Legislation of the
last Congress if undisturbed will
work out a restoration of prosperity
to the country.
That legislation was the repeal of
all the important acts Of his former
Congress, with a single exception,
from which acts have followed in
quick succession most Of the distress
and troubles of the past three years.
The Fifty-first Congress gave us
the Sherman bill, which disordered
our finances and brought on the
panic; the Mckinley bill, which
rapidly cut down revenue below en-
penditures, and but for the use of a
trust fund deposited by the banks,
amounting to nearly sixty millions,
would have made deficit before
the end of the Harrison administered
ton. 1t gave us n permanent scale
of higher expenditures aud came
near giving us a Force bill.
We repealed the Sherman and the
Mckinley bill, did away with Fed
eral Election laws and cut down eX-
penses as far rs ii was possible to do
it.
Now comes the practical admIS-
sion of the highest official in the Re-
publican party that the country
needs merely rest to reCuperate I'M
der our legislation.
1t coufesses that the existing tariff
if left alone will produce ample
revenue, and does not hurt one in
dustry."
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND received
thirty-four-pound Thanksgiving
turkey from Horace Vose, of Wes-
terley, II. l.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HARMON, in
his annual report to Congress, calls
attention to the large increase of
criminal cases in the Federal Courts,
advises the abolition of the fee sys-
tenn, and says that excessive and IL
legal charges can i'm some measure
be avoided by watchfulness and la
borious investigation, but arrests
and prosecutions on slight, frivolous
charges and fiimsy proof, to which a
part Of the increasing expenses of
Federal courts are due, can not be
prevented by the department of JUS
tice. 1t Is no doubt true that under
this fee system hundreds Of arrests
are made for no other purpose than
to make fees.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

THE VICTORY COMPLETE.-To
show how complete was the rout of
the Democracy i'm the Congressional
election last fall the Wheeling Reg
iSter'S Washington correspondent
gives the following interesting fig
ureS
"Of 81 districts north of Mason
and DiXon's line which were repre-
sented by Democrats in the last Con-
gress, but Is returned Democrats to
the new House. The Democratic
victory of 1890, which turned Re-
publican majority in the Fifty-first
Congress Of s into a Democratic ma
jOrity Of 100, was not as complete as
the Republican triumph which last
year changed a Democratic majority
of 90 into a Republican majority of
140. In the new House the Repub-
licans control 81 Of the A State dele
cations, which assures them the next
Presidency should the election be
thrown into the House. They have
90 solid delegations, while the Demo-
Gratis have hut 4. In the once Solid
South, the Kentucky and Tennessee
delegations are almost evenly di-
vided. In North Carolina and Mis-
souri, the Republicans control. The
West Virginia delegation is solidly
Republican this session. The num-
her of Populists in the House is re-
duced from u to g."
Notwithstanding this large Repub-
lican majority in the present House,
we shall not be surprised to see it
completely reversed in the next
Party ties are not aS strong as they
were, and political power is now held
by very precarious and uncertain
tenure
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

HEsIGNED.-W. S. Laidley, ESQ,
has resigned his Office as one of the
Commissioners of the Kanawha
County Court. AS the Court holds a
sort of perpetual session down there
Mr.. Laidley found that he had not
time for attention to his private bust
ness. We presume, too, that Mr..
Laidley, being the only Democrat on
the Court, and finding his vote al
ways powerless against those Of the
distinguished (?) Judge Mcdonald
and his Republican colleague, retired
in disgust, willing that the two and
his Republican successor, who was
at once chosen. might enjoy the glory
or share the Odium of that distin-
guished aud extraordinary tribunal.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-12-12

THE next Republican National
Convention will meet i'm ,St. Louis
June 10th, 1896.
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LIABILITIES.

Total, SlO4 III "a
hereby certify that the above is a
true and correct statement of the con-
dition and affairs Of the above named
Bank, as it appears on their books of
this date. &. A. VIEWER,
State Bank Examiner.
Dec. l2-2W,
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PRICES!

for CASH or to good, prompt paying
customers on short time. DON'T
FORGET OUR BARGAIN COUN-
TER FOR SHOES. We are also sole
Agents for the celebrated w. l.. DOUG
LAS SHOES.
FOSTER 81 GROW,
Lewisburg, w. Va
June 5th. 1898.
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Bond with approved security. in man
ner and form according to law, has
been filed 10y said Commissioners.
JONATHAN MAYS,
Dec. 2-4w. Clerk.
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BURST THE
Hia Firth Year Mt tho Presidents Itscep.
tion Rt Wnsli. .Jen. College.

Ills Fifth Year ut tho Presidents Itscep.
ton at wn,h..Jsn, College.
The record George L. burst, tho lead.
Ing caterer CT this city. has made in tho
last five years. during which time ho
has furnished and superintendent
tho refreshments for tho annual
reception given by President Moi.
fat, Of Washington.Jelorson college,
certainly speaks highly for tho cstl.
mate OF his refreshments that Inns been
formed by-tho president, tho college
boys and the people In general ut
Washington. Pa. Mr.. burst was go.
lcctcd again this year rs tho
caterer for this important aocial
event, without solicitation on his
part. The fact 10 that aitor he has once
served a discriminating entertainer. ho
will always DO glad TO secure his sor.
vices again, Among tho best circles his
presence 10 indispensable at all social
functions Of a high ordor, aud to secure
him nc caterer 10 10 assure In q largo
measure tho success OF any such affair.
Mr.. burst has built up n reputation
which brings TO him all tho boat
patrons In this whole section OF country,
and every now patron increases his
reputation. lie 10 without u local rival
In his line.
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LAKE ERIE OFFICIALS.
Arnrty Of Them Here Last NiGht-An In.
Anncilnn Tour.

" Ntty Ol anon itets hahst NtHHt-hh tu'
spnction Tour.
Last evening u party Of prominent
Wheeling 4 Lake Eric railroad officials
arrived In the city ON thoir special car
and remained over night before return.
lux to Toledo. Those In tho party were:
General Manager A. G. Blair, General
Superintendent G. A. Wilson, Auditor
Downor Adams, General Coal Traffic
Agent W. II. Vance and Coal Manager
Joseph Summers. together with A. q.
Blair, IT,, aud Edward McCutchon. Tho
officials had been out from Toledo for
two days inspecting thoir limo and more
particularly looking over tho coal traffic
situation.
General Manager Blair told an INTEL
LlGENcE nnn that With the exception
OF tho drop in coal traffic caused by the
strike OF tho Ohio miners, business on
tho Wheeling & Lake Erie has shown a
wonderful improvement In the past few
months. Tho shipment OF the product
OF tho manufactures at this ond OF tho
road has shown q most gratifying in.
crease. Passenger business. too, Ia i'm.
proving, and 40 soon rs tho coal strike 10
settled The road will DO doing a very
tlno business.
Mr.. Blair said that the strike would
not be ended until there 10 a sottle.
montinP Pennsylvania, and that the Ohio
minors would return to work on q basis
Of tho settlement in Pennsylvania. Tho
official was asked regarding tho proba-
bio purch ass Of tho Valley road by tho
Wheeling & Lake Eric. which would
give tho line an entrance into Clevo-
land, long desired, and said that nothing
could DO done until Judge Kicks. OF tho
United States court, hands down his
decision regarding the interests OF tho
bondholdors. As to n possible exton.
sion OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie into
tho Connellsville coke region via
Wheeling, Mr.. Blair smiled, and said
that such q project, although It has
been considered by tho Wheeling 4
Lake Erie, 10 yet n mere possibility oil
the blatant future.
Mr. Summers, OF tho party, has just
been made general manager OF tho eI-
~tensive coal properties OF the Wheeling
< Lake Erie in Jefferson county, Ohio,
Il new office, by the way. heretofore
tho management OF tho affairs OF the
various coal companies owned by
tho Wheeling & Lake Erie, To-
Gated at Laurelton, D%illouvale
and other points in Jefferson
county, has devolved upon General
Manager Blair, OF tho railroad cou-
pauy, but tho work has assumed such
proportions that Mr.. Blair has had 10
retire. Mr.. Summers. who Is a veteran
man in the coal business, has been
spending the pact week in Jefferson
county getting acquainted with the
situation. His headquarters, however,
will be in Cleveland.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

s~traugersin the City anI Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
c. A. Denel, OF Friendly, a we'll known
oil man. is 4 Mcclure guest
S. z. Dorr and wife, OF Woodfeld,
Ohio. were here yesterday.
Mrs. Will Hague ia the gue,t OF her
mother. at GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
George B. Hood, OF Sistersvine, was
among yes,erday's arrivals at the Nc.
Lure.
J. D. Busby and Joseph Gallaher, OF
Moundsville, was here to take in" the
circus.
Mis-, Alice McNabb, OF Thirteenth
street, i, visiting friends in South
Bellaire.
Mrs. DR.. Floyd and Mrs. George
Henry, OF S.eubsnville, are the guests
Of Wheeling friends.
Superintendent R. NJ. Sheets. OF the
Baltimore & Ohio fourth aud sixth d.
v~iiious, ia a. the McLurc.
Me.srs. F. II. Atkinson and J. Clark
Moore. OF Cadiz, were in attendance
upon the CIRCUS yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Riksr aud Rev. Mr.. Denton
are in Philadelphia, attending the Ep.
worth League convention.
G. B. Slemaker and NJ. Heating, Of
Sistersrille, prominent citizens OF that
wide.awake town were here yesterday.
DR.. George Workman and Frank
Perry, Of Cadiz, came down on their
bicycles to take in the circus yesterday.
Miss Mary Moods was called home to
Washington county, Ohio, yesterday. BY
the seriou, illness OF her sister. Lillian.
J. NJ. Mcconnell, Of Cadiz, Ohio, par.
ticipated with his brother knights in
the> celebration OF Ascension day here
last night
The GAINESVILLE Enterprise has the
following: Mr.. Clinton Watcr,, q popu.
lar young man OF Wheeling, was calling
on his lady friend. Miss Tunie Porter,
OF this place, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel II. Burdick, OF
Leslie. n. T.. are the guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Myron Hubbard. on the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdick are on their bri.
dal tour, having been married May 10 at
Leslie.
Prosecuting Attorney G. L. Woems,
Auditor J. A. Henderson and A. C.
Mitchell. OF St. Clairsvillo. were in town
on business yesterday, and having a
few minutes to spare, incidentally took
in the circus.
Mr.. ]. G. Tomlinson, the Pan. Handle
passenger agent. left yesterday after
noon for Buffalo, where he boards the
North West, the Immense lake steamer,
for the initial trip to Cleveland and rc'
turn. IIo will BIO joined by other Wheel.
ing people at Cleveland on Saturday.
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TIKI, Panhandle Dvcing establish.
mont, owned,by John lIeilmeicr, at No.
l43l Market atroot, is tho bcat equipped
house OF ita kind in Wheeling. In a1di-
ton 10 tho dyeing aud cleaning depart.
menta a corps OF flrst.clas' tailori ara
employed. who can do repairing az ncat
M it Ia possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can DO made
to ook like new. Satisfaction guarau.
t0ed.
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In tho past few days several well
known conductors on tho Baltimore &
Ohio divisions OF this section have been
permanently "laid oil" No explaua.
ton can be obtained, and the local off.
Gals OF the road are very reticcnt. say.
ing they do not know anything about il.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS!

7.rooncd brick residence on Eighth street. a
bargain for II short time only. at E.. $40.
A good l0-roomcd bncg residence on Chap
line strcet. near Eleventh street. Look this IN.
lO.roomed brick, hall, side entrance. OH Four.
tenth steeet
Lot ~ feet front near EoT street. at Si,Joo.
Lots 2!5SlO feet Oh South Wabash Stree, nj
$50, on easy term.
lots. 25Il?0 feet, on South Huron St, at 500.
5.roomcd house on South Broadway al S., 400
Money 10 Loan-!l09 to 5000.
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You've No Ilsn

How nicely Hoods s%arsapasilla hits
the needs Of the people who feel all
tired out or run down from any causs.
1t seems to oil up tho whole mechanism
OF tho body so that all moyes smoothly
and work becomes delight. II you arc
weak. tired and nervous, IIood's Sarsa-
parillR is just what you need. Try it.
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PONDS FOR SALE

Bond, to the amount Of $1,000. issued by The
FRternity Hall Association Company, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, O., arc offered tor sale at not less
than par. Thesc bouds are In denominations OF
s., 500 aud 500. bearing d per ceut interest, re.
dccmablc In ten 10 twenty years. and arG secured
by frSt mortgage on the real estate OF said asso'
whole. or In lots to suit purchaser.
Bids will be received by the undersigned until
6 O'Clock p H., Friday, June :. lSai.
R. O'BEIRSE,
nvlS.2 ~, 2i.3i.Ic3 Secretary.
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READ Stifcl & Co.'s nd.

FoE collie, acour, sprniE,. bruises,
spawn. dwellings and oil diseases Of
horHcs and cattle Johnaon's Magnetic
OIL, horse brand. giyss excellent aatia.
faction. 81 90 size SOC, Doc size Csc.
Charlel X. Goetzo and w. W. Irwin,
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~ cents buys genuine Whitman
~ Swivel Silk hero. &c is all we
charge for tho finest imported Swivel
Silks. GEO. NJ. Shook & Co.
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REAL ESTATE.
PEAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

4 Irst.clNs five roomed cottage at No. S Ke,
lucky street Property and location both dss...
able. tl.70).
The property a. IS south Huron street: coa.
sIsts oil threc.roomed house: lot 4o1l6o: .oo-
enough ior another house, for 1850. See 4, =!
b. convinced that 1t Is 4 bargain OF 500.
A irt-clasS lot on North Huron street thII
10. from Zane street: centrul location. TAes4
lots have sold for 81. 100 10 sl.c50. Ss75 cash VII
buv this lot on a quick sale.
TO LET.-Choice dwellings and store -oo-S
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The regular monthly market at tho
Second Presbyterian church. Saturday,
Nay %. commencing at 3 o'clock.
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Dos'r forget tho market at tho Sec
ond Presbyterian church, Saturday,
May %.
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ITooD's Pills cure liver ills, constipa.
ton. b%iliousncss, laundiCe. sick head.
ache, indigestion. 5
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FOR SALE.

House, Ave rooms, brick, corner lot, sd s,rcnt
s!.Sn.
Two brick houses and l.rnomed house In rrar.
Eoft ST., 5th wand. rents for $40 per year, SI.Spl.
House. . rooms, brick, lot 351le II. Chaplinc
St. 9Th ward, 5000.
Splendid 10, for dwelling, n. Main street, near
Sth street. Si,Ool
House. liroomS md store room. Main street.
near 2ist street, lot 4ixi% feet.
House, 0 rooms and hail. Chrplinc street, near
2Sd street. $500,
Corner lot, Lind street, Bclycderc. STA
House. 1 rooms. brick, and stable, 18th street
sl,.o.
House. 3 rooms, lith street. 81, 900.
: House, . rooms AMI hall. corner North From,
and Kentucky streets. S.,6Do
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All WoII selected Patterns and
M w Gil Shades &c per yard.
Read Stitel & Co.'S ad.
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REMNANT SALE to.tiny. Emshrim er's
E"moyl snlc. ~ nsd 20 Eleventh street.
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A notion Only n TOW days more TO no,
]AuCtloll. cure bargains.
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, = cents buys tho fines, imported
= Swivel Silk here. l0c buys gen.
uine Whitman Silk NJ
GEO. NJ. Shook ( Co.'S.
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NOTES ON
Stage OF Water and Npypm ante OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.

hESIEHDAl > pErANIuREt.
II. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. 5 a. m.
Courier, Gamble. Petersburg. lQ:5Da. III.
Lexington. Cline. MathmOtaS, 1880 a. IN,
Liberty, Booth. Claflncion, 80 .. NJ.
noArs LEAVING TODAY.
Hudson, AEnew. Pittsburgh. sA M
len ilur. kGmplO. PntkorSbnrg. iO;dDA. m
Liberty. Booth: GlAringiOn. $50 p. IN.
Courier, Gamble, Pittsburgh. 0 u. III.
poAIs LEAVING 10 MORROW.
Liberty. lIoOth. Clarington. 40 p. m.
Lexington. Cline, MatHmOEas, 1880 u m.
Tho Scotia's shaft has been replaced
and she will leave Cincinnati Saturday
evening for Pittsburgh. with the vcter.
an Calhoun OIL the roof.
Tho Dob Ballard with a tow OF rail.
road ties for Rochester, is laid up above
the steel bridge on account OF low water.
THE MARKS ABOVE.
Pittsburgh-Mvcr G feet s inches aud
rising slowly. Weather clear aud pleas.
ant.
Morgantown-River 7 feet 1 inche.
and stationary. Weather clear aud cool.
Greensboro-River S feet aud rising.
Weather fair and arme
Warrcn-River 7 feet and falling.
Weather clear and warmer.
Oil City-ltivsr | foot . inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
Standardization 1 deficiencies and
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
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Rich
Red Blood
Is the Foundation OF
the Wonderful Cures By
Hoods
Sars

That is Why the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla are CURES.
That is Why Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures the sevcrest cases OF Scrofula,
Salt Rheum and other blood diseases.
That is Why it ovcrcomcs That
Tired Feeling, strengthens the nerves,
gives energy in place of exhaustion.
That is Why the testimonials for
Hoods Sarsaparilla are solid facts,
and will stand the closest Investigation.
That is Why the sales of Hoods
Sarsaparilla have increased year after
year, while other preparations OF less
merit have conc, held a little TEN.
porarr favor, and are heard Of no more.
That is Why Hoods Sarsaparilla
requires the largest Laboratory in the
world. That is Why
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TNTELLlGENCER'S JOB OFFICE
i NEW TYPE, SKILLED WORK MEN, HONEST
COUNT aud TASTY WORK. Send for prices
lSTElLlGESCER.
.tRnd Y Fourteenth Stree,
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FOR SALE.
CTOCKS FOR SALE.

CTOCKS FOR SALE.
II SinrcJ National Bank Of WoS. Tl.s!nln.
10 shnrc, Exchange llank
10 shares Riverside Iron Works.
~ shares l~'ollhifc Nail Mil.
20 shares Franklin insurance Co.
~ shares Warwick China Co.
10 shares FOstorIn GlRNs 90.
Z shares Fire and Marine Insurance ca.
10 shares Wheeling Title & Trust Co.
X. S. IRWIN. broker.
nJls No. a Twelfth Street.
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& TATUM,
CITY BANK BulLDISG.
Telephone oll lmytl RNnH' W.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
No. Mss. Tenn street, D room, and bah o"-
gases. Cheap. Is
No. - 18th street, ll.roomcd brick 'hcAf
No. GOl Market street, i 0oms, 81 y
Nos hot and llOd Market Strcei o"'''N
property, sie.5O,
Nos, " and ~ S7th street. !? roomS. SLHS -,
No. "l%5 Market street, : rooms aud hS'h' ~
No ~ $. York street. \ looms, Cheap c.u,
No. ii y. Front ST.. S omS and hath. ri
No. iNl5 ChHpllno St, S oonS, BATH fo0"N-'
large stable SS,o1. .,,i
Corner 18th and Woods street, dyc'l'n; ''
store room. Cheap. la
Houses Of Nil sizes and In different IScad'''
Saloon for Snlc on 10th street, cheap .a.
Restaurant aud hotel lot sale on M"ISc''"''
cheap, ,,s.
Rc',aunnt and hotel for salo on liza '"''
cOrap,
Cigar store on Market street for 'NlN cAsiS. \,
building lots IN all the best lotAI'0!H '""'
city.
Farms for sale Oh easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
HARRY j. FINS.
Telephone 81. lmg7l uS Mnlc1S@e'-"