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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-28
ABOUT TSurLE,
strangers In the CITY NnN wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers In the city Rut Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
NJ. .. Darrah, OF Huntington, was a
Windsor arrival yesterday.
Miss Mary Eberlins iS visiting Miss
Laura Cochran, at steubenville.
A. L. PritchRrd, Of Warrington, AH.
ure. on the register at the Mcclure.
Mrs CHARLES FrantE aud son, How.
ard, are visiting friends down at ClRr'
inRtou.
Miss Annie Ultich was the guest Of
Miss Annie HOoten at Moundsyills yes
terday.
O, +. wigVInton and wife, Of Fair.
mont, registered at the Windsor yes
lsrday.
Mr.. S. N. Harper loft yesterday at.
tsrnoou on the Pan Handle for Phila.
dSlphia.
Editor John ". Burchinal, Of the
Moundsyillo Herald. was a business
visitor here yesterday.
Henry Fisher and Joe Say, Sisters.
villa oil men, are In town. They are
making the Windsor headquarters
Miss +. n. Wells and MiIS Maud
Thistle, Of SlItersvillO, WotO on ahop-
ping expedition yesterday, guests at tho
Windsor.
Edward c. SchoOn, Of the POnnsylvA.
mia ticket office, 10 suffering from a bad
cold, which, by tho way, arc becoming
very numerous.
aCapL O. q. Hewitt, U. S. A.. recently
appointed military instructor at tho
stRte university, WAS heTs from Nor.
gantown yesterday.
William Quoalo, Of Grafton; II. +.
Dawson, oil SlhterSyillc; j. d. Morgan,
Of smlthleld, and Nathan HAney, OF
Proctor, Worc arrivals at the Stamm
yesterday,
Mo,sr1. W. +. Burt, W. 7. McKelvoy
and q, II. YanKouren lSGvo this morn.
ing for Fiihing creek, down in WotZDt
county, where with rod aud reel thoy
will spend day or two.
u. Thomas. Of Warrington; L. ].
Guthrie, Of sVlNrsvlllo; &, Ankrom, Of
II. MuryS aud IL. l. Montgomery and
vito, oil Huntington, arc among tho
West Virginia people at tho BOhler
George A. TruschOll mud II, A. Eb.
bert have Just returned from ton
days' trim 10 tho South Branch, TruSCh'
oil caught 81 pound black bass. In
tho ton days out they caught thirty fish.
Among vol known sistersViIIs people
IN tho city yesterday were H. X. FREQ.
land, clurk nj Colonel losiord's llolOl
Wells, and Editor L. Finley Ril,on, Of
tho SIslersyillO Republican, n bright
now sheet that hRI "GnccoSA" written
OH ils iiIlH pnrC.
A Wheeling business man who has
Inst returned from a dying vlAlt 10 tho
oxpoattton rs Atlanta Is worry eathas'ss'
iIo In his report Ol tllB biz show tho
aonlhornOrq hayCpnt together lilo says
IL Ia second only to tho Worlds Fair
and fairly OcipSea tho centennial Of
1870 at Philadelphia
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Three.quArters mils-Roy Del Car,
rsreS. 1888; Harrington, l22; Pop Gray,
The Sage ii5; Preston. III; Integrity,
The BluAer, lO8; Illusion, l07; Bonn
baEetle, 1906; Shelly futile, StonenCllie
l04; Captain 4, l0S.
One and one.SIxtsonth mileI-April
Fool, 100; Dserslayer, Sabilla, 10Y; Ken
mel, 1902.
-Four and oue.hali iurlongS-Annoi
Lyle, us; CRsIeIl. Woodvine, La VienIa,
differentiation, los; Medica, SilVerhood,
Wild Violet, 100.
Three. quarters Of a mile. Speculation
slakes-Patrician, los; Hugh Penny.
Helen Nichols, lO7; Discount, l04; An.
niSette, 1903; Jack Of Spades. Weinberg,
Pop Gray, l02; Beldemere, l0l; Sir
Francis, 90; Ajax, Ed Keatney, IS; Ara.
plhOO. Chattanooga, OF; DerIArCllla,
lola, 95; Harry Reed, %; Bellicoso, 90.
Elevsn.eighihs Of a mile, second
Special-Rey FL Santa Anita, RRmapo,
l92; Clifford, III; Sir Excess, ITO; Fly
ing Dutchman, 100.
Fiys.eIghths OF a mils-Tom Crom.
vol, Frontier, PAlmerston, Ill !; Refugee,
Honolulu, MncBriggs, l0S; Whippany,
Tremargo, Orient, Bon Ami, Fortuna,
King Of Bohemia, 1903. Royal Gun, 100.
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strain upon the brain and nerves, one
becomes weak. nervous and Sleepless,
this grand remedy 10, believe, the best
medicine which eau be taken. un.
hesisatingly recommend its use.
"JoHS I. DEvER."
Such an unqualified endorsement. and
the fact that Dr. Greens's NervurR blood
and nerve remedy is in fact the very
best medicine that can possibly be taken
to get well, is information for the PEG.
Pile OF especial value, Such true and
positive Information in regard to what
is the best and surest remedy TO take,
TO make people we'll and Gtrong, will be
needed and acted upon by all,
This excellent remedy must not be
classed with ordinary patent medicines,
as ii is the prescription and discovery
OF the most successful living specialist
in curing nervous and chronic diseases,
DIR. Greene, OF IS West fourteenth
street. New York City. He has the
largest practice in the world, and this
grand medical discovery 10 the result OF
his vast experience. The great reputa.
ton Of DR.. Greene is guarantee that
his medicine will cure, aud the fact
that he can be consulted by anyone, at
any time, FREQ OF charge, personally or
BY letter, gives absolute assurance Of
the beneficial action Of this wonderful
medicine.
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chap called "McGinty," tho latter from
Wheeling, got into a war at tho stables
and a beer mug was used as weapon,
Ono OF tho men was cut, and the blood
Hmeared over his hands aud face made
II appear like q irlghtiul conflict ITO
ran aeFoss tho pfounts aitbr the ono
who had punched him, and whom right
In front Of The grand stand on the race
track, with hundred or more people
nrpund them, tho fight was renewed,
The nggroIsor aud injured mAnC Uhas.
slrauder, fought like demon and re-
sisted all attempts to arrD8t him,
This wns kept up until another row
started aud CHARLES Natael hit Sam
Lucas and then kicked him In tho face
Netzel Ia white man with one arm
and an ugly disposition. lilo was hustled
outlId0 tho gate below tho grand stand
and whom no ronHWat his talk o big
one'eyed cOlorOd man, a stranger on tho
ground, planted his flst SluRrely In Net.
EePl iaCO aud no qulYsFod and isll.
That settled the lighting and tile races
went on.
Several Of the participants In tho
various rows ware arrested and taken
before Mayor Mllllgan.
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NV YonE, Sept 97,-IIad the Now
York, and BaItimOres played for the
T,nplo cup to-day, the excitement
amid not have been greater than 1t was
bh afternoon, Fully 1000 persons as
,,mblsd at the grounds anxious to know
N. final outcome OF the frat two games
Al The series OF four which will bring
N. base ball season in this city to
,,O,s. Tho result Of these games Will
,.lI whether the psnnant will fly in
E,Itlmors or In Cleveland In 1896 The
orioles must win two in order to gain
a Rusie vas selected to pitch tho hrat
s,me to-day, which was the one post
soDed from tho afternoon OF July 1.
NcMahon did the tWlrIing for the vial
tors. WIZ A.
,ro,s tied in tho ninth inning and one
oul Stafford hit safely to centre Four
ts,a thou,Gud eyes Woro glued on Far
M when he came to the bat. He
waited patiently until he got good ono
and pasted 1t TO deep centIO Tor three
b,,ss. Stafford in tho meantime came
Earring across the plate with tho win
nins run and the crowd yelled like
uIniaeL
NeeEin aud Hemming were tho pitch
m in the second game. Meekin was
Llthani, while HsmmiuG was we'll nigh
inylncibls, which accounts for the
orioles easy victory. Darkness put
An end 10 the game In tho aixth inning.
K.sls could mot umpire the second
zane, owing to illness. The score;
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GENTRY AND PATOHEN.
"Jos" Had the Better of 1t at Sioux oltJ
ReeoFda EnnAIeh.

"Jos" Had the Better of 1t at sioux cIty.
Records EquHlsd.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, Sept. 27.-Fiftsen
thousand people attended the races al
the Sioux City fair to-day. The great
race between Joe Patchen aud Gentry
for 5000 was the main event oil
the day aud It proved q big card,
In tho frat heat Patcheu had
tho pole and led to near the
stretch, whAre Gentry passed and
finished a length in the lead. The time
in the last quarter Of the heat, PSI, is
one Of the fastest on record. Only one
other last quarter, ii is said, was ever
done in better time. This was also by
Joe Patchon and was 2St. In the Isec.
ond heat Gentry had the pole and the
race was nip and tuck all the way
around. In the stretch Gentry made q
magnificent effort 10 pasI the big black,
but failed, and PAtchsu cans in under
the wire neck ahead, amid the cheers
OF Thousands. In the next PatChen
had an easier victory, coming in full
length ahead.
The track was excellent as far as con.
dilIon, for a good race, and had 1t not
been for strong east wind, the worlds
record would undoubtedly nave been
broken. AS il was, the time in the Sec
ond heat, 2:0i, equals PAiohon'S record.
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MARTINS FEnaY.
Hops and SIl'hAp' Ia tho Thriving City
Across the River

1apS and SIshApI Ia tho Thriving City
Across the River
Tho county soldiers relief commits.
aion has recently distributed the funds
for that purpose, amounting TO $3.50,
TO the township authorities.
Shoot mil No. o. at tho Altna'Stand.
ard, which haa buen oil on account al
tho breaking Of the housing, will start
about Wednesday.
Tho black team Of DR.. W. D. lIogO
took first premium for fancy driving
team at the 81. ClRirIvillo fair.
Itissaid that James Brooks, who dis.
appeared some time ago, IL working In
Pittsburgh.
In Eastern Ohio there 10 big crop Of
walnutS, hickory nuts aud beach nuts
thia year,
Paxon Bros have secursd the con.
tract for furnishing tho public schools
with coal.
RGv. William II. Denny, Of BarnsI.
vllIO, was in Martina Ferry yesterday.
Mr.. and Mira II. II. Ratclid, Of Mt
Pleasant, were In town yesterday
Yearly meeting will commence at
Barnosvlllo to-day.
Charles Wood loft for Ann Arbor
yesterday.
Tho board Of health will meet this
evening.
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New YoRK, Sept 27.-Io.day's racing
at Brighton Beach was but mildly OK.
citing. In the third race CraitlosS fell
on the frat turn aud made three circuits
OF tho track with his saddle hanging
about his legs. Summary:
Frat, iurlonRJ-kiug Michael Ii;
Nnvahoe2; Bowling Gfeon3. Time. 1908
Second, o iurlonga-Volley l.; ArtacalO
9; Sky Blua 8. Time, 1851,
Third, mile-Allan L. | Nicollnde . /;
Apprentice 3. Time, :43l.
Fourth, nile-Pepper /; Chatade q
Little Tom 3. Time, 1881.
Fifth, furlOngS-Captiyo Il Emo
tional 2; Imperial .. Time, l:0ll.
sixth, | mtla aud l.l6--Iho swain L;
McKoe 9: CIarus 8. Time, l.40l.
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FoRT WAYEB, lND., Sept. 27--A largo
crowd attended to.dAy's races, The
weather was cool aud the track In good
condition. FavorltOs for the most part
won In all events, In tho 2;l6 trot
PIlotlR lowered her record three 500
Onds, taking tho second heat In call !,
hGota was not sent to beat the Wortd'n
Ifutllng record to-day, Salisbury VayH
llo will send hOF Tomorrow in earnest,
Summaries; 1894 pace, S2,000-llachaol,
b. L., by Brown Wllksn Kennedy IL
Bert Oliver 2; MOrcliA3; VluttR A. Bacll'
lus6, Time, GAIA! il9;lSt 2ha3i 9'lSSi
2h2l,
Free for all thrOu.year old trot $1,000
-KiloRR, b, t., by King Wilkes Macy
/ Albania 81 Oakland Baron 81 Borsal
II Fanny MCGregor O. 1ime-2!l6l !
gll7i 9'lSii 2;ls,
TWo'ysar.old trOt II, 0O0-Silvsr Lake,
blk. O., by Lakewood MRCOy | ; Bob COL
Inns q Baroness Marguerite 8. Time
300 pace, sl,OOO-Badgo, br g., by
salabrlght EaIton, /; OoAatman, 2;
MoonHtone, 81 Direction, 8; ], II. L., o;
George 81. Clair, o; Atlantic King, Z;
Ali, s, Time, 2ilOl 2'09i, 2hOl, 2;l7,
1901, 2'00l,
9,i6trOt, Si,000-Pitotta, i; FittrOyni,
q New Castle, 81 The ConQusror, Il
Altao, o. EorIher, 0; Oscar Williams, 4;
Baron Dillon, 81 Maud o., 0; Claus Al.
mont 10. Time, 2:l9l, cana, 2il2t.
2:2l pace, $9,OOO-Star Pointer, b. h.,
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soNE poXlNG CONTESTS.
Ons or Two Likely to hS brought on BY
the Metropolitan,

One or Two Likely to hs brought on BY
the Metropolitan,
It is quite probable tho Metropolitan
Athletic Club Will bring OIL one or two
boxing contest, in the ncar future, aud
either the one or both will be the boat
ever witnessed In the Nets arena, For
some time the backera Of "Paddy"
Smith, brother Of "Donver Ed" Smith,
and Jimmy" Dime have been dlcker.
ing for 90, and it seemed likely tho
two would ba matched, until Yesterday,
when Jerry" Marshall came out with a
challenge 10 Dime 50 battle At 1928
pounds,
Experts do not believe Dime will &C.
csps this challenge, Tor the rsRson that
he will DO unable to train down to 1873
pounds II the articles provide for
weighing in just before entering tho
ring, II the Weighing in took place at
o'clock IN the afternoon match
might be made, for Dime could take on
several pounds before tho battle start.
cd. The MuLropolitAnI ara anxious to
secure both these matches n they are
made, and have offered the hackers Of
tho mon the best OF tsrmS.
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nnMA ANn nnNIpNEaA

disturb the IIIiRrlly NJ IN" Oohh'inn on thu
Inst hay NJ tie II. C'Arravittr fntr
Tho H. ClNipyIIC fair CGmc worry
near to being Il failure this year, owing
largely to tho anallpox scare, lha
people 10 tic interior 81 the county
hg.IlatAd about ninpling with promla.
cnous crowd, aud lhOn on tho last day
lhe ono whom lhs attendance IL always
largest, tho weather vas threatening
sun there was tAtr.alInt crowd on tho
grounds aud In addition to tho usual
programme the grand stand was treated
10 a general row.
ChatOI sLrAudef aud another cOlOrOd
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9h9Y. Houston, tho driver, reclyOd
500 for lowering tho record.
AliX was sent against tho world'a
lrotling record Of 2;O3i, but cast boot
at the arst quarter, making hor lame,
and fnhhVd IN 2;l3l. Mcdowell, tho
driver pulled her up at tho three.
quarters pole, ilnlshing slowly Time
by quarters; 3al, l,05A, 1881, '2,l3S,
MeDnWOll, tho driver OF AliE, says
that in casting her boot ak distorted
her whirl bone, and that by reason oil
tho injury she will probably DO unable
TO race again this year, AzOtO wont to
Fort Wayne, Ind, last night and AlIG
vent there tonight.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept 2I.-ThiI
was Springfield aud Commercial Travel
ors day at tho Illinois State Fair, and
10000 people woro present Another
world'a record was mhIo in the pole
team pacing Tor special purse. Ellie
Powers and PrsStorius wilkes, owned
by Bronneman Bros, Of Decatur, being
sent against tho worlds record Of 2;l3t,
made by them here Tuesday. They
made tho mile to-day without akin IN
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The South side Bowling lsagne has
been organized for the coming season
with tho following eight clubs on.
rolled; Harvest, Mozart, Orient. Mail
Pouch, Standard, LRBolls and Novice.
Tho following officers were elected:
President, II. w. SGhrobe; vice preSi-
don't, Frod SheeIei secretary, William
Fetts. The now rules recently adopted
by the bowlera' congress by which only
two balls ara used, will be adopted. All
Of the games will be played on tho Fette
o1lnys
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NArIoNAh hNAGuN RAoE.

Ipn,Y's GAHB-Balt!mOre at New York:
lltHeAni AZ Louisville; Brooklyn at Philadel-
lhA, Nls,On Of Warrington; Chicago At Jlncln'
zi't Pittsburgh a. II Louis
AZ will DO seen by the atanding of
the National League club, shown
above, Baltimore has won TWO more aud
lost two less games than tho Clevelands.
BI.slmoro 10 TO play New York to-day
ADD Monday; Cleveland plays ths
Louisville taiIonders to-day and Sun.
tIJ. These contests will decide tho
'ics ior the ponnanI. Here arc some OF
TIE SIS Of the situation:
hBil!lmore loses two and Cleveland
'ih' two the teams will end with a tie.
Il CIeToIaud loses one they cannot
II Baltimore loses one and wins one,
hey will win by the margin OF one
hCIeVeIand wins two and Baltimore
iI,5'e'two, making q tie, Cleveland and
Ca'saso may play a postponed game
'enelnIel i0r tho Chicago grounds. The
lseis'on rests with Arson.
1t Cleveland won the postponed
game, alter having tied Baltimore, the
SPIDERS would win by ono game.
III Baltimore doesn't drop dead the
Ai'yIAnden ara winnsrs,
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7RE WORLD OF SPORT.
baltimore Drops a Game aud Wins
Ono from the Giants.
aFyELluD alS TO HINlLL GAMES

Ana Baltimore Must linas All Ia Or.
A, for tho RACE to End a 'TIs-ohl.
c,so Wins aud Seems Good for
roarth Place = Brooktyn's Great
yloI.h at Phlladolphla-LOts OF
Good RacInG Yesterday = othsF
sporting NOw%
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ball In tue third, worh followed by hard
hitting McPheO was injured In tho
second and forced to rotiro. Anson's
opporlunO batting and BurkO's catch Of
a hit close to tho ranler field ibnce WeFo
the features, Weather cold,
Attendance Lio1 soOFei II. H. r.
Chicago ,,..,.,,,,,,p,l y aOa o ell is /
Cincinnati, ,r....,,,9 . 0 90 l
Earned runs Chicago Q, Cincinnati 4. Pitch.
pifos fmAllO mud Onay
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WASHINGTON, Sept Elm tho tirSl
inning five bases on balls, four arrorS
and four hits RaYo tho visitors twelve
runs. Tho game was the pooraat
played on tho groundI this season, mol.
thor team making an earned run, After
tho first inning Mallarkey went into tho
box. The game wRi called Rt the end Of
the seventh on accoun. Of darkness.
Attendance, 1000 Score, n. II. T.
Washington ,,,..,.-,l y 00i o o.
bOiIon',,.. .".,,.,.-l? y o 1 0 OLA 2
PltcherH, Guroyt MAllSrkey, IlRaks SRa NIeh.
ola Time aCl umplto, llurnL
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INDIANAPOLIS, lNp,, Sept. 27,-ThO
supreme court this afternoon overtulsd
q petition for re.hearing in the Roby
race track case, Tho court adherOs TO
the original decision by Justice Howard
that racing as carried on at Roby 10 un.
lauinl
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by local applications, as thOy cannot
reach tho diseased portion oil tho ear.
ThorO IL only one ono waY 10 euro deaf.
neSp, and That Is by constitutional rom.
ehioh Deafness Is eauaph by nh in.
famed condition Of tho mucous lining
Of tho Eualauhlnn Tube When this
tubO 0Ots inllAmcd YOU have d rumblIng
sound or imperfect hearing, and whom
II Ia entirely Cl1snt deafness Ia tho 70.
suit, aud unless tho inflammation can
10 taken out and this tube restored tn
la normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed iorHyOtt nine ua'OA out al tan
are caused by cnlatrh, which Ii nothing
but an lnHamOd condition Of tho muuoui
HufiaCoI
wO will dive Ono Hundred Dollars Tor
any ensb If dBaih0ss ttaHseA by patntrht
that cannot bp cured by Halls CAlarth
Cure. Bond for circulars, lrpO
r. j. CHRSGY < o., Toledo, o.
gsy'Aold by Druggists. 700.
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81 lorm, Sept. 27.--Tho best game Of
ol.I plhyei a! spormmRna' park was
paved to-day The feature Of tho game
Sna running catch by Dowd Of fly
rom hec5Iey's bat, iie rnn clear ncroas
ihs [eonlrs path, made big jump and
,'.I heidIonp, but hold the ball. At.
tendance so. Score:
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KNOWLEDGE

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iC,n.',,o3, sepl 2I-.rbo CjIlt defeat.
,, ,n' Ngl, to-day ina worry dull, slow
,in' Mcfarland Tor tho looaIs. Mitch.
wR''I 'Ioaly bail. being hit hard In
t ,, 'nnlnR only. Rhlno1' gIitH IN tho
" 'nd 'hnohd aud VAughhs u a,,pi
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Es:sd runs, New York >; Baltimore .. First
~ b errors, New York l; Baltimore !. First
", on balls Oh Mecsln !; Oft Henmlng /,
istt cur BY leekln ,; By HommlngA Three
t.. bis fniisr, Tienan. Gleason. Two baso
la Ven llaltfen. Jennings Kelley, Btolio.
fst.stt bits. Stafford. stolen bases, kGeler.
lsa1llg clarke. Passed bllla, Farrell TN.
p'eL BgrnI aud ClarkIon. Time, 1881.
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New lo,L ..............o o 90 4oa IL
a!luiSfs......,....r.-,O 1 / 0 y 0 . 6
FAMED runs, Sow York 5, Baltimore l. ftrU
ys.g 3, Baltimore 3 Flnt base on balls, OIL
gnte l: on NrNIAhonl. Three base hits, Far.
MI. Van HAlIfcn, Buiie, Two base hits. Jen'
1.sst Double plays. II, Davis and Rusle
fvfs, Fuller aud II. Davis Stolen baSct, Jea.
aIE Mid pitches. Rnslci McNanon l.
~
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No change inlen loan i made. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, HoE iOE
tNl9rrhNS u
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT FURNISHED ROOM,
u at O. Fifteenth street Mis- OTro Ic96el
ITOR RENT-HoUSE. FURNISHED
II or uniurnishcd. Ut 81 ThlftCouth street. to
party with whom the owner eau have the PRIV.
llege OF boarding. Apply At Mrs. @, n, rAY.
L0RS. u Fourteenth street. se!9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-28
CITY TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE or
CRY TAX CoLiIcfnh rUntiC nuitDJSG,
WHGEliSG september ID, lSQj,
Notice Is hereby given that the CITY TaXe, for
lhgl will DO due aud payable nj tho Office Of the
City Collector, Pablo building, Tuc,day Oc,o.
bet 1 iSN Persons paving all their taxes any
day during the month Di October Will DO emil.
tied ~ u dl count Of = pElt UEN & on city
taxes. Tho taxes on real estate will bear Inter.
est from NOycmbcrl, 1870 nj 10 per cont until
JAMES X. HALL
snlf CITY Collector
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ENEOUTORs NOTICE.
Having been appointed CxOoutorO Of tho estate
oiEdmund Booking, deceased notice Ia hereby
given 10 all persons indebted 10 said estate 10
settle with tho uudcrlgucd Without delay, aud
present such claims, properly verified by HilldA.
vttOr settlement r. NlEStER Executor
Al tho Onlcg VI the German Flro Insurance
Company u Wheeling, W. Va sug1