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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-12
PERSONAL.

Col. W. 81. Folger of Kookland, judge
advocate general on Governor Cleaves's
staff was at the Falmouth hotel yester-
day.
Mr.. John Coleman, who has been head
waiter at the Ottawa house the past
summer, has resumed his old position
as head waiter at the U uited State hotel
High School, has entered the State Col
lege at Orono.
Rev. Mr.. Wright has been In Boston
attending the reunion Of his old regi-
ment the 9TH Massach usetts. He was
elected chaplain at the reunion. MIR.
Wright will OCCUPY his own pulpit next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81. Rines will have
a great deal Of sympathy in the loss of
their little daughter from diptheria yes
terday after brief illness of two days.
Mr.. Dana Pendlston is very sick
with typhoid fever at his fathers house,
Longfsllow square.
Roscoe g. Smith Cornish, and Cyrus
Greedy of Lewiston, have been elected
directors Of the Association Of Califor-
mia Pioneers.
Miss Fannie Chadwick of Park street,
has gone on a.:month's visit to Barnstable,
Mass.
Among those registered at the Fal-
mouth yesterday were: Henry B. Quin-
by, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Is. Chase, Lnoonia;
Hon. Geo. D. Bisbee, Rumford Falls;
Col VIM. H. Folger, Rockland; J. J.
Barker, Taunton; G. Vincent White, St.
John: c. T. Walker, Lewiston; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Bates Pierre Humboldt, Jr.
and daughter, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. l..
W. Biermann, children and maid, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Eagle. Miss Seymour,
Otis Turner, New York.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Preble are j. A. Leighton and wife, Ar
lington, Mass; @. NJ. Thrasher. Phila-
delphia; j. Maoku1lar, Brooklyn; o. P.
Stone, f. W. H mt, Fred P. Barnes. Boston;
Asa Kimall, Cornish; e. P. Colby, Hart.
ford
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How to Mark the Ballot.
To vote straight tioket make a or oss
(X) inithe square above the party name.
To split ticket make a Cross (X) In
the square above the party name, then
erase the name Of the person you desire
to out, and write in the blank left for
that purpose the name of the person you
desire to vote for, or place q stioker
bearing that PERSONS name in the blank
space.
Don't place the sticker over the name
Of the person you wish to cut. That
will invalidate the ballot.
Be sure and not forget to put the CROSS
(X) in the square above the party
name. II you fail to do that you do
not vote at all.
Don't be in hurry. Ample time Ii
afforded to mark the ballot deliberately
and carefully.
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BRIEF JoTTINos.

The Misses Griffith and DeCosta are
attending the millinery opening in New
York preparing for sheir Fall opening
which will be announced later.
Mr.. James L. Dyer has purchased
the house on Cumberland street be-
longing to Mr.. Moses Y. Knight and
will OCCUPY it. Mr.. Knight will move
10 Philadelphia.
The Mutual improvement club will
meet with Mrs. Halves, 30 Falmouth
street, FOakdale on Monday. Sept, IA al
p. m. The roll call will be answered
by questions upon blow to form So
ciety." Tea will be served the ladies OF
the club by the Oakdale members.
Thursday the Veteran Fireman's Asso-
citation was presented fine set of John
sons encyclopedias by the honorary
members. A vote Of thanks was ex-
tended.
At the meeting of the Aldermen yes.
terday Frederick M. Libby and Patrick
H. Conley were drawn as grand jurors,
and George W. Tarbox and James A.
Day for petit Jurors for the United
States court, September 23d.
Yesterday was superb day, a returns
to summer. The mercury indicated "a
degrees at noon.
The general committee of the Odd Eel
lows having in charge arrangements for
the fair next Novem Der, will meet next
Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows
hall.
The shooting match between the Port
land Cadets and the Portland Light In
fantry for the championhip Of the Port
land battalion, will take place Saturday
afternoon, September 10, at p. M. on
the Stroudwater range.
The school houses were open for public
inspection yesterday afternoon. They
are in splendid shape for the beginning
Of school. Many parents looked them
over yesterdays
Steamer Lay State arrived yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock from Boston.
Steamer Portland started late Thursday
highland arrived in Boston at s O'Clock
yesterday morning.
Steamer Stato OF Maine sailed yegter
day forenoon for ST. John.
Portland builders should read in the
Sunday Times Mr.. Sandsrson's article
on The approaching convention of theil
nationeI association.
The yacht wrecked In Danforth cove
Wednesday was named the Alice. The
two men who ran her ashore Wednes-
dey went to the cove yesterday and
partly demolished her.
All officers and members of the several
eEoampments L o. q. f., of Portland.
are requested to be present at Odd Eel
lows hall this evening at 8 O'Clock OH
account Of important business
All of the schools Of Scarboro will be-
gin September 81, inst and not September
ID as was formerly announced
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Portland Voters.

Judge Bonney naturalized about a doz-
en- aliens yesterday in the Superior
Court.
Chairman Blanchard, Messrs Gerrish
and MoOann of the board of registration
yesterday, compiled the list of voters and
found that there were the following
number who are legally entitled to
exercise their right at the election on
Monday: Ward /, 1.549, which includes
13l IN Island ward !, aud 1O6 in Island
ward Q; Ward 2. LIB; Ward 8, 1881;
Ward 4, 1850; Ward 8. 1,O9s; Ward 6,
1918, and Ward z, 1859.
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for the widening OF Bryant street by
three feet to its intersection with SAWYER
street. 60
Alderman Aver introduced an order
authorizing the chief OF the fire Depart
ment to locate a hose reel and hose at the
corner Of Bryant and Sawyer streets,
and the organi zation of fire company
visable.
The order had an unanimous passage.
An order was introduced authorizin g
temporary loan Of $1.75 to pay the
balance due on sewer pipe used in the
construction of the sewer on Prospect
and High streets. The order was given
an unanimous passage.
The committee on streets, sidewalks
and bridges reported favorably on the
construction of q ourbing on Forest and
Deering avenues in front of the property
Of e. @. Jordan, and the building of a
sidewalk on Fessenden street in front of
the residence of e. e. Rand.
An order authorizing the putting in of
a new heating apparatus In the Deering
Center school, the cost not to exceed 1858
and to be charged to the account Of the
public buildings committee, was given an
unanimous passage.
A communication from the Portland
Water company was received, in which
the company offered to lay six inch
main from Aliens Corner to Cobb lane
school house, 8420 feet in length, and
ALEC from the hydrant In front Of Bailey
residence on Forest avenue to RiYerton,
thence down Riverside street to Curran'f
house, distance Of $3.50 feet, making
Is, $50 feet in all, and to set 25 hydrant,
wherever the city might direct at the
usual cost. They also offer to set by
drants on any of the other mains, except
Ing the Congress street main. All by
drants on Congress street to COST $1.10
The estimated cost Of settling hydrants OF
the now extensions being $35 each, M
extra charge being made on ths new linei
of pipe for ledge encountered. This offer
is void unless accepted on OF before o.
tob or Is.
Alderman Gowan introduced an ordel
in connection with this authorizing thu
committee on lights and water and the
chief of the fire department. to investi
gate the adyisability Of accepting thil
offer and to see whether the city required
IS new hydrants, full report to be made
at the next meeting of the city council
The order was passed.
The city solicitor was instructed to in
quire into the advisability Of the city's
accepting in trust fund from the Pine
Grove Cemetery association in return te
perpetually care for and maint ain the
cemetery.
A petition from Samuel o. Cobb ask.
ing for brick sidewalk in 'front.' of his
residence was referred to the committed
ON streets.
The order prescribing a uniform for
the Deering fire depart ment had its
second reading, and passed to be en-
crossed.
After some discussion in regard to the
system In operation In ths fire depart
ment in regard to responding to fire
alarms, the council adjourned until Sep
| tenn Der IA at 100 O'Clock.
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Mayor Mitchell vetoes an Order Which Is
Passed Over the veto-Many Orders of
Interest to Deering Citizens Intro uced
and Passed.
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Washington Is Farewell Address.

The Sons of the American Revolution
wifi observe the one hundredth anniver-
sary of Washington's Farewell Address
by a meeting at the library room of the
Maine Historical Society Thursday Of
ternoon, at which Col. It. n, Dow will
read the address and Augustus B. Moul-
ton, ESQ.,, will deliver an appropriate
address
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OfhoIal returns have been received from
all the counties in South Carolina show
ing a total vote OF 80, 4S9. This ia almost
state In primary election. Evans has
IL 3.157. - ~
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Vassar graduates will find in the Sum
day Times portrait of the new Vassar
professor whose bravery won her the
title Of the Heroine of Van.
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THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TOPAZ.

J. R. Libby.
Rines Bros. Co.
Eastman Bros. g. Bancroft
FL. Fl. Hay & Son,
Owen. Moore % Co.
Geo. #. JunkinS-Real estate
City of Portland,
!. o, o. f.
To let-House.
L0ring Short & Harmon.
Messengers notice.
Fisk Il GO1.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Theatre.
Base Ball
New Wants, To Let For Sale, Lost, Found
and Similar advertisements will be found under
heir appropriate neadson Page 6.
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POSITION WANTED in hotel by man as
engineer and other work. and wife to take
Daily Press City. 12-1 !
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There goes another day 80!
Now there are only 5.
Five Selling Days before Removal.
1--we GIANT SELLING DAYS, selling Trimming
quarter price, all because 1885, instead of 1896 On
Bargain apols."
CEILING OF STANDARD BOOKS paper oavers three for ESQ
- Publishers price,
Boxes Of Writing Paper and envelopes 121.2c
Boxes for soc
ANS ARE RAISING quite counter Just now
Folding Fans several odd lots Fans Fans Gauze
Fans Feather Fans, Opera Fans
die Styles to match the Opera House.
RANSTTION Underwear There's nothing Except
political majores half uncertain England weather,
therefore all wise prepare
We help to do it. Thus
ElEECED UNDERVESTS for LADIES' long sleeves
trimmed gusset under the arms, pearl buttons
Price SOC
ISLE VESTS FOR LADIES' superior quality One lot of 500
h ones at s71-2c
Another lot of $50 at 2hc
Silk W drcu
Meno Vests medium weight long Sizes from %
to 40, 5Oc
j. R. LIBBY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
4 TOUGH WITNESS.

At Least such Was the Opinion OF the
LAWYER Who Examined HIM.
7. v.s his frs. bri f.aud the young BAR
r's-e- was determined TO make all the
witnesses look s01,S, The first one 10
sand Nd 70 the fire Of his cross examina-
tson was man about forty, who, 10 tell
+ba truth. certainly cooked a bit young;
"zves your wife with YOU. querieG
tho counsel. .01 the occasion referred
t32'
Wi.ness-N0, sir.
Coureel-You are sure? Remember
you are under oath.
witness am quite sure.
C-unsel-Was she present with 2ny
one else?
witness No. sir.
Counsel Did YOU tell her that night
Winess-No. sir.
Counselor az any subsequent tlme
Wiress-NC. sir.
Cer0sel-You said nothing to hei
Whatever
Wi-ne Not a word.
Counsel getting angry)-NoW STATE
N rSp court the reason or reasons why
Won dt9 nc. consult with your VIE re-
geri!rg the iupor,a1, events which oc-
curred ON the occasion m nioned.
Witness Because haven't got VIE
Comic Gus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
WASHING THE BLOOD.
A Simple salt and Water Injection in
Pl.ce o. TRANSMISSION.

A Simple Salt and Water Injection IN
Place o. TRANSMISSION.
Washing ,Ae blood IS the latest rene
iv for disease brought on BY, or causing
p s.u.-!sb circulation and low stale OF
The blood. says a Washington pap-r. / ne
Washing process Is performed by pain
sal. and water. From q pint 10 Two
uuar.s of water are injected into the sys-
Gem by ID ans Of an ordinary hypooer-
me syringe.
A vein is opened in the arm Of the
pa-ent with IN uSua, anisepuc pre-
cautions. and the salt wafer injected IN
LARGE doses. A pr0iUss perSpirauon ana
sau s-al activity Of the secre-ory organs
follows. carrying away The noXious mat
Ter present in the blood The rem
eGv is recommended by several doctors
in papers read recently before the Acad-
env OF Medicine IN Paris. and mas been
successfully employ in numerous IN
Stances. In cases Of anaemia, typhoid
bemorrhages. sudden slOck, and even
i'm cases of in-CX.ca-ion. this blood WASH
NJ. ic is sad. works wonders. For
some years surgeons nave us-d sa-
line injection in cases Of collapse, aIter
an opera ion. j. is the most powerful
tonic known. and mas saved many lives.
lis efficacy IN ordinary cases has, how
ever ONLY recently ben discovered.
Modern med cine has tendency 20
resort 10 simple methods W1lcA iecCS-
riz7 the al.-cur.rg powers CT wafer
Washing the stomach, as practlced by
ssv-rli New York physicians. Is or very
recent origin. and is considered .nv2lu-
able In cases CT Indigestion \ simple
hath of warm water Is often al mat Is
necessary 10 restore the stomach 20 Us
normal condition. by removing tae pols-
on.us vase products which ar no.
nrofuselv thrown off by che secretory
ovr.Ds Bv means Of a soft rubber tube
,5r down The throat water can be pour
81 into the stomach and siphoned cut
.gsiD TO wash the blood is, OF course
more Difficult. as The water mas 20 De H.
JIG ed into a vein.
I. is well known that The blood OF
frog can be drawn of and the blood OF
another frog substituted without great
Nv tnconven.encing the creature IL was
f3urd then that a salt water solution can
no substituted instead of the blood, to
q considerable extent. at least, and the
frog will live and be as spriShtiy as ever
Tbis fac- frs gave the scientists tho
ia ~ injecting an artificial serum IN
~ -ba veins of q human being, e.tn9T
araemic or intoxicating. Ihe new Ie ne
dv IS very simple in Is action, ana can
e;v3vs. +. is said. be employed with saIe-
w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

his duty and observing his oath support Constitution understands
tina duty and IA
established that Presidential rights OF freedom OF
in the discharge of Presidential duties
law officer TINS Government s so far
Coson Goldsmith Hoady
Texas Pacific Railway Company
Tor
candidate has not said the Constitution and the Federal
n the his attack
Weld to no and order should be preserved in
would quite as prompt
nave IN the
preservation ofe Const
cannot force
idlv by while Democratic party attacked IN wh
who peryer law ana justice
his associations make haua
unGerlocraUc.
scarcely that the present OF a
spirit OF
underes the and ammates our
by but nave
vrd that decent regard opinion would required at MS
Constitution
narvnSon If bofh HEPBURN RUSSELL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15

Sickness is q burglar who IS continually
tryiu~ 10 break into human life. His most
usual tool IS constipation This one, seem
irEly unimportaut thing is the priru' y
cause Of uine-tcnths OF all human ailmclIs.
When the bowels fail 10 act, impure, poison
Gus matter is retained IN the system, is alb
sorbcd by the blood, and carried 10 every
part Of the body. All the digestive organs
are Affected and particularly the largest and
most important Of thc;c-the liver. Con
stipatiou causes biliousueSs and bilious
headaches retards digestion in the stomach
causing fermentation stomach, fatu-
ieuCy. and fsvershncss, a feeling Of full
ness. heart burn. and osher disagreeable
symptoms. Or. PieTce's Pleasant Pellets
cure constipation. They afford immediate
lief You DO not become a slave 10 the use
~ the " Pellets They gradually restore
the healthy, natural action Of the digestive
organs and You may stop using them until
come iudlsCTcoOu IN eating again makes
them necessary. Doctors are supposed 10
know more about health and sickness Than
ANYBODY else. and when the doctor c,Nies,
The FIRST thing he does Is 20 and out II the
bowels are IN good order.
a Word to the Wise IS SufiieieEt."
The more one knows about health and disease
enc easier It Is for him to be healthy. Knowledge
81 some Of the simpler laws Of health Is Of the ut
,s,oet Importance 20 everyone. and everyone may
rave tri- kucwiCd.e by possessing DIT. Pierce s
Common Sense Medical ADVISER. This work
a. cCfauietc medical library IN itself 4bg1lalsiy
fr- % any one who viii send p Oue-ceut stamps.
l. pay cost Of mailing 0rir, 20 Worlds y sDeuSary
All1,cal Association. Buffalo. y Y. The frte cdr
ton Is in paper covers T French cloth covers
Al desired, send 10 eentS extra 81 cents in all)
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North Wheeling Property lcI S,b

, In order to close the estate of ,5.,..
.-iI.N r'itncV 4 u,rcbA ,. '- ~
the property belonging 10 IN. .t So,
tate, situated on the west side .s y. e.
street, between Fifth and SIX. -.
consisting of lot 33xl21 feet. viii l,.. -''.-.a
Drlck house fronting on Mark. .l
also two-story brick house fr,r, ..e
Alley b. Said Market ana Au.. Is 70
Doth paved with brick. This rr'..-..'1 ''
age and as a whole is v.r, d. .-
opportunity for investment as :
otherwise, being in the hoarr....
best part of the city. VIII s,.i .-. a..
OF IN TWO parts. For Particular o... ..i
,s.,,,,... JOIN D. NANNY
Admlnlstrator Estate a. PATHS. ---...
au27eh. 10l Nart., ~. J.
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SORRY HE SPOKE.

.Henrv." said she. wake up. l BE-
lev -lr~e is q man in the house.
"Wen what if there is?' said Henry
s'seoi'v. IF here were a woman IN
the house do YOU suppose I Wild 60 70
the trouble Of waking you up ana telling
you abou. it?'
WHAT"
Ru- hv his time Henry was awake ana
sx7l.iriu-.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
SHOWING LOVE OUT WEST.

We can look at any mans lunch pail
and tell IL his wife loves him. A woman
shows lots of her persona! feeling in the
way she packs boiled eggs and meat
sandwiches in a tin pail.-AchisOn
Globe.
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sPECIAL TREATMENT NEEDED.

doctor. this Boston visitor Of oms
Is . very sick girl
go 1 perceive. We must begin by
warming her blood up. but not too slC-
denly. Give her a dish Of ice cream ey-
erv TWO hours till call in the morning.
-Detroi, Free Press.
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HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE.

% shares Wheeling Bridge Company
a good investment corner Twelfth Ilt
EOff streets.
NO. 2119 EOFF STREET, brick houses
lot IS feet front. rent for IS per month. i5t
5000.
NOS. 2C1s and 2021 MAIN STREET !
story brick with 2 storerooms and Il r0omi
above.
so. 81 s BROADWAY. known as The
ORE MORE LOT IN WOODSDALE.
House OF rooms and ~ acres ground u
country, either for sale or ent.
A nne RESIDENCE In Pleasant valley
The BLOCH PROPERTY On Nor'h -.-if
street.
A very desirable RESIDENCE on VIZ
ginia street. all modern conyeniencss
Price low
NO. 121 FOURTEENTH ST3EEr. br-k
NO. 2212 CHAPLTNE STREET. i'Ig'
brick dwelling modern.
% ACRES OF COAL north Of Top NliL
LOT 30xl0S on Thirteenth street.
THREE LOTS. each 90xi20 Feet. on ~
northeast corner OF Wabash and INDIAN
streets, Island VIII sell cheap.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINeHART & TAfJA City Bank SaiIi'!
Telephone 2l9. Room N'''
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NOISES BUSINESS ACADE3l

. g. Drlchorst BUILDING NJ.
scha at corner Alley II. A Practi'l. Ia
S n,.ssTraining school. here u fou l..-. ...
taught exactly as II lac were In a, = D ,-,s. D.
uess house. Every branch Is th''
;-ractical and useful. .,,,tc ,1l sd
The training received Will mik' ,,sst-'
,sbie 70 any business house 10 til'' '.... d,
Dnsiness men, parents ana y"Y'~ ,.. .l
invited TO call and see Tor l"'"
met hods used. ,..,,,,,. .r... rs
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FOR SALE--SUBURBAN PRJPE n

Frame house; seven rooms. H... .......t
one-half acres OF land We. .i. ne
small ffuit; large barn; newly Fenced ,.j
az IN 1rs:-class order a 54rea,r 40 $. go
porch; sOod well at door. 0u.t..li....'...
fences all new. Lot 4oxlr, ..i1 1a ..f 80
$50 Both of these properties an, l, ...'
Grove, and on the new o.. .tf. .iT. ..t
lot AT Woodsdale. 7Cxi,I water. gas. ana
sewerage In iear. s., ~" Also, two .5.s n
$50 10 loan.
GEO. j. NATHlSON.
Real l. .l'5 agent
Tel. l07. i3's NAY s.-.,t
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FOR SALE.

At the town of Triade,phia. ana ..
ne" e.sctrlc car line, one acre ~. Dc
on which is a double franz -.--
good stable, other outhouses IN. d.
Iencsi inc property rents f.- s.
D. JAMES /. HANLev
Real Estate and Finance H.
1865 Main St. Wheeling r T.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MONT De GNAaTiL.

The Sisters will continue 20 a..a" I'
Scholars TO avail themselves o. OBJ.
perior educational advantagcs "a d
the pupils OF Mt. dc Chantal
The day scholars dine and lunch no '''
Mount. and are taken 10 and from PIT. ITO
tor by n conveyance pFowd.
tiers free of charge. Schoo "'u
nesday. September l6.
For terms and further '
DIRECTRESS OF MT. uI CHAN lab
All trains stop at the Academy
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
500 buys rooms, Charles ST.. $50 cash.
balance In rent.
500 buys house. rooms. u Toye.a-
addition. $50 cash, balance In rc.t
$525 buys house, > rooms. Wilson g.
Centre Wheeling. so cash. balance iu r.'
kots on Linn 81. and McColloch ST. ra,.
Wheeling, $50 10 $40 each, on easy i-!.
mentS.
Splendid building site for dwolas
Fourteenth st.
House. rooms brick. Jacob street. SIA
ward. easy terms. $3.50.
Building site for dwelling, Chap,s
street. Fifth ward.
Eight-room frame house. bath. hot aa!
cold water; also double frame house (
rooms on each side. with all necessary og..
buildings suitable for two families D. b
gases. Between Seventh and I.cil
streets. east side of Market stree. t
50xl32 feet. A bargain at 800.
House. Il rooms, large centre halls wh
modern cOnverienceS, and large .rt ST.
2c09 Chapl!ne street; cheap and terms easy.
One OF the finest 7-rOom houses i1 Pax
View, with hall. hardwood finish; and re
acre Of land 10 same; at a bargain. S-11
House. II rooms. brick Fifteenth street,
cheap. 5000.
House. S rooms and hall 18th st., $500
Business property on Market 81. at m. j.
500 $500. $500. $500. 5000 and $500 to loa,
on zeal estate.
NESBITT & DEVlNE,
Tel 643. 1880 Market st-est.
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WASHINGTON & LEE
UNIVERSITY. Lexington. Virgin

Academic. Eaw; Engineering
CO n For catalogue addre7
"ep'' '.' g. ". q. LIE. Pr. 80
au2q tn. Tn. Sat,g
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FOR SALE-7EAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Building lots on Thirteenth stree,
Building lots at Edgington.
Building lots at Greggsyile.
w. V. HOGE Sc BRO
au2S Room IS, City Bank L..5,--
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DRUG STORE ROOM FOR RENT o..
at cor. Third ave. ana Iweut....-. = O-eep
tington w. Va. Address ROBT. Drt,.
aul2era Iii.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-15
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