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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14
LOCAL BREviTIEs.
Matters OF Minor M"m.nt IN and About
the CITY.

~ US stAUlNtNI ln hhN AuOuV
the CITY. Z
John FtnnISnn VIVA run in by Officer
Walker yesterday for pcddllns without
license,
Stone 4 Thomaa' new building Is being
erected rapidly. They expect. to have II
completed md be In Il by November /.
The eighteenth Rcmi.annunl state
ment OF the Mutual Savings bank np.
pears In another column and declares
a four per cent dlvidcnt.
plll-rostcr shRlicross has put o,M
some attractive posters for the Buffalo
Bill show. announcing Its appearance at
steubcnville next Saturday.
Last night tho board OF public works
met and transacted routine business.
The superintendent OF streets was In
structed TO pave Alley O.. from Alley B
20 the river.
City Clerk Dnnnenberg Is busy audit
Ing the reports NJ the city assessors and
expects 20 be through with tho tedious
Job by the eth. when the board OF
equalization and appeals will take n
whirl at the figures.
Berries were never known to be 40
plentiful around Wheeling as they nre
this season. RaspberriCs are especially
saturday they were offered
at two baskets for five cents and even
at that low figure they were n drug on
the market.
There are many complaints from nro-
perty owners on account of Transfers
n drivers of delivery wagons and
bugSlcS tying their horses to trees.
The South Side citizens are especially
aroused over this matter rs some OF the
mnSt promising shade trees of South
Chapline street have been ruined by the
practice.
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CHICAGO. July Ex-senator Jones, of
Arkansa, chairman Of the Democratic
national executive committee, left for
Washington to-day and will announce
from there tho executive committee
which will have charge of the campaign.
The time and place for the formal noti-
,flcntionLo of the Democratic presidential
and vice presidential nominees has not
yet been determined. but will be in n
few days. It Is stated that personally
Mr.. Bryan prefers New York city, and It
Is probable that this placo will be Sc
lected. The time probably in the Sec
ond week in August.
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ExEcuT1vR coMMIrrEE

H.Ht. f-m|lU No. Ha#.rH". p. HN.N. IT,
or tho National Republican Committee.
n. u. Scott Ono or tho Members.
CLEVELAND, o.. July ls.-lion. NJ.
A. Hanna to-day announced tho nation
al executive committee to be as follows:
NJ, A. Hanna, chairman.
William y. Osborne, secretary Bos-
ton.
General Powell. Clayton. Arkansas.
Charles G. Dawes, lllinola
W. \. Durbln, Indiana.
Cyrus Leland, Kansas.
Joseph II. Manloy, Maine
Hon. NJ, s, Quay, Pennsylvania
II, c. Payne. Wisconsin.
N, Il. Scott, West Virginia
The ninth member has not ye, been
chosen.
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Trade along the wharf yesterday was
good.
The Elaine Is the Pittsburgh packet
this morning:
The old Keystone State leaves for
Cincinnati at s o'clock.
The Charleston packet for tomorrow
Is the Ruth. leaving at 6 a. M
The Ben Hur leaves ut s o'clock to-
morrow morning for Pittsburgh.
The Adele passed down the river Mt
1870 yesterday morning. with u tow of
emptieS.
The Ben I1ur was late coming down
for Parkersburg and did not get off til
S O'Clock last night.
The river marks last night at 6 p. m.
showed 6 feet : inches and falling. Tenn
p%erature. cloudy and threatening.
Col E. ]. Carpenter, OF Cincinnati. In
charge Of the river improvements. was
here yesterday taking n look At the
channel Of the Ohio below Wheeling
creek, where many shoal places have
been formed by the recent food In the
creek. The dredgs boat. "Oswego" mas
be put to work there soon.
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The headstones for twelve unmarked
graves OF soldiers buried In Rlvervtcw
cemetery. arrived Yesterday at the Cleve-
land. Lornin & Wheeling depot, and tho
friends OF those soldiers should call and
get them. Col. 7. v. Salisbury has re-
cetred the bill Of lading.
William Babb and J. W. MozEngo have
been doing much talking about n horse
that got Into Bahhs place last Saturday,
and Babh was about TO sue for damages.
hut tho matter was settled last night by
TO Babb. A
Yesterday n warrant wasissucd for Mar
Shal Croppcr. charging him with keeping
his saloon open on Sunday. lie plead not
guilty and asked for u hearing, which was
set for to-day at . O'clock.
Last night three car loads or supplies ar
rived for the test well to be put down OH
the farm OF DR., W. E. Hcrvey, right back
of Martins Ferry. by the Lincoln OIL Com
pnny.
Mrs. Ella Klnuscr is dangerously III with
typhoid fever. Her daughter, Mrs. Smith,
OF Cincinnati, was t~elcSraphed for ycster-
day.
Daniel Miller wnS called TO DennlSon, o.,
yesterday byN telegram stating that his
daughter, Mra. John probert. was dying.
Last night the All Alike fishing club left
FOR saltwater In two wagons. Several
wheclmcn will ride out and visit the camp.
Mrs. w. II. Wood, of Smithneld. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s.. l.. Wood,
has gone to Middlcport to visit relatives.
Mr.. md Mrs. Fred Florian returned 10
Washington, Pa, yesterday after u two
weeks visit.
John Roberts and William Lewis. OF the
Second ward, leave to-day for Louisville
by water
MIR. Cassell and his daughter, Airs. Hat
tic Woods. returned yesterday from New
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Heavy Rain. In 11nnawha Valley.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July IA heavy
storm OF rain last night caused consld-
cradle damage In Southern Ohio and
Northern Kentucky. only a little por-
ton OF It touched Cincinnati, but Mt
Newton. ten miles away the rainfall
wa tremendous. causing great dam
age to fences and crops. 4 private dis
patch from the Kanawha river tells of
the rise OF that river Of fourteen feet
in an incredibly short time. and the
sweeping away OF; Cincinnati camping
parties on the shore. Fortunately the
occupants escaped 10 high grounds and
thus escaped. There are rumors. how
ever, OF loss OF life not yet confirmed.
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need to be educated, The bitter experi-
sncc OF the past three years has been the
best teacher they could have had.
"lnt my county of Rltchic," said MIR,
Morris, we are going TO Increase our Re-
publican majority this fall. Every man
~ In line for protection and sound mon-
ey and we have accessions from tho
Democratic ranks. The disgust with
Democratic times MS We have had them
"a lust as general and noticeable In
Kltehte ns everywhere clsc. We had the
LARGEST Republican county convention
we ever held and the greatest enthual.
aAfnt prevailed. You can look for d good
report from us In November"
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ABOUT PEOPLE
stranSersin the city nnd Wheeling Folks
-sllgr.a |E# e.h Ahrontl. a
practice.

Abroad.
C. F.. o'Donncll. OF Camden, y. J., Is
stopping at the Mcclure.
D. L. Murray and wife. OF Chicago.
are guests at the Windsor.
R. Raphall. OF Pittsburgh. was in the
city on business yesterday
". D.. Burns and wife. OF Manning
ton. are guests at the Windsor.
C. t. Newtin. Of Washington, Pa,
an oil operator, Is at the Howell.
Sheriff Frnnzheim left yesterday az
ternoon to spend 4 week In New York.
B. Rogers, OF Pittsburgh. OF the
Standard Oh Company. is at the Howell.
william NJ. Carr, OF GAINESVILLE. n
prominent oil man, Is staying at the
Windsor.
A. F. Casteu. Of the Atlantic Refin-
Ing Company. of Pittsburgh. was In
town yesterday.
Joseph Hartman. jr.. OF Pittsburgh.
a well known oil operator, is staying at
the Stamm house.
G. b. Reed. paymaster OF the Pan
Eandle. and j. II. Duny, clerk, register
ed at the Windsor.
Among the arrivals al the Stamm are:
William Blair. MannInfton. and j.. C.
Smith. New Cumberland.
Mr.. H. P. McGrcgor hns returned
from Mt. Clemens. Mich. He thinks he
has been greatly benefited By the trip.
G. w. Ford, of Falrmont. the we'll
known fottball man, OF the University
Of West Virginia, appears on the Stamm
register.
Professor Ricardo Ricci returned TO
town yesterday morning, TO spend n
part of the summer at his home In
Leatherwpod.
J. VI. Sewick. OF Cleveland. connect
cd with the Cleveland. Lorain &c
WHEELING Railway Company was at the
McLure yesterday.
Among the West Vircinians at the
Howell yesterday were: Charles Bur
rows, Huntington; E. X. Freelaud. Sis
tersville: a. L. Young. Big Flint.
Alfred Marks and Homer McGregor
rode on their wheels 20 Pittsburgh.
and saw the finish OF the Cleveland
Pittsburgh road race. They returned
Sunday nightA
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LAST summer one OF our grand chill
drcn was sick with n severe bowel
trouble. Our doctors remedies had
failed, then we tried Clnmbcrlnln's
Collie. Cholera and Dinrrhoca Remedy,
which gave very speedy relief, We
regard II us the best medicine ever put
on the market for bowel complaInts.-
Mrs. =. G. Gregory. Frcdericksiown,
Mo. This certainly Ia the hest mcdl-
cine ever put on the market for dyson
terry. GUNNER complaint. collie and
cholera infantum IN children. II never
fails to give prompt relief when used
In reasonable time and the plain print
ed directions are followed. Many moth
ers have expressed their sincere graf
itude for the cures It has effected.
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MRS. rhode NOAH. OF this place,
was taken In the night with cramping
pains md the next day dInrrhocn set In.
She took half n bottle OF blackberry
cordial, but got no relief. She then sent
10 me to see Il / had anything that
would help her. / sent her n bottle of
fChamberinin's Collie. Cholera and Dkar-
rhocn Remedy md the first done re-
licyed her. Another Of our nclghbors
had been sick for about n week aud had
@tried different remedies for dIarrhoca
but kept getting worse, ! sent him
this same remedy. Only four doses OF
It were required to cure HIM. lie says
he owes hts recovery TO this wonderful
remcdy.--Mrs Mary Siblcy. Sidney.
Mich rs
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LANSING. Mich, July 13.-The Peo-
pies. Saving Bank OF this city failed TO
open Its doors this morning and will
go into the hands of n receiver. The
bank Is capitalized at sl5o.0OO. Failure
to realize on its asscts to meet constant
Withdrawals Is given as the of the
suspension. The savings deposits have
been reduced to less than 4 $1,000.
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Tho picnic OF the Presbyterian and Unit
ed Presbyterian churches, announced to
tako place ut Wheeling park next Friday.
has been postponed. Tho Methodist Epis-
copal church will picnic at Cresnp's grove
Tomorrow. The steamer Jewel and barge
will leave the Locust street wharf Mt s n.
m. The baptist Sunday school will pic
mic Mt Sidwell's grove on Thursday. st.
Mary's church will hold its picnic on the
West Virginia state fair grounds to-mor-
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i. P.S $. {. +. National Convention, Wash,
ImgtOm, d. c., .JMIY I to II. IsaG.

The West Virginia delegates to the
International Convention ut Washing
ton. d. c.. having decided to attend
the convention In n body, together with
their friends, Will leave Wheeling. Tues
day. July 7. at 1:l0 Il. NJ, VIII the Bal
timorc & Ohio. and will be Joined ut
pOlnts along the Fourth division by del
eGatcs and friends, arriving ut Grafton
at $50 p. m, where they will also be
Joined by delegates and friends from
Petersburg and intermediate points,
leaving Grafton ut $40 p. m. and mr.
irving at Washington City at II y. m.
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Symptoms-MoiHturc; Intense itching
mud singing: most ut, night; worse b.
scratching. II allowed to continue tu-
m0rs form, which often bleed and Ulcer
alto. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT HtopH tho itching nnd bleed
inE. heals liberation. and In most caRpa
removes tho iuiiVrS. At %drnEEiJta or by
null. for, % cettlS. DR.. swaynu IL Son.
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YESTERDAYS DErARTUREs.

Steubenyille.. ENOS TAYLOR, go y. m.
Darlington. JEWEL. $500 p. m.
parkcrsburG. Rem HUfs, s y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. ELAINE. Sn. m.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, S q. m
Parkersburg. LIBERTY. II n. m.
Mltamoras.. LEXINGTON. II n. II.
Steubcnville. .ENOS TAYLOR, go p. m.
Darlington. Jewel. $50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charlcston...RUTH. 6 n. III.
Pittsburgh...B BEN llIfR. s n. m.
Steubcnvlle. EEoS TAYLOR. 80 p. m.
CIarington...JEWEL 3:3J p. N.
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Simply apply SWAYNE'S OINTMENT.
tor. cczomn. Itch. nil eruptionS OH Tho
face. hands. nose. etc. leaving tho skin
clear. white mud healthy. ItH great heal
Ing and curative powers arc possessed by
70 Other remc1y; AK your druggist for
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GREENSBORO-RIvcr : feet S'lnches
andfallIng. Cloudy and warm.
WARREN-RIver s. OF n foot.
ShOwery and hot.
OIL ClTY-It!vcr l fot 2 inches and
falling. Cloudy and warm.
Observation-Disclosures IL feet and
falling at the dam. Weather clear and
warm.
STEUBESVILLE-Rlver 1 feet 10 In
ches and warm. Down-Ben Ilur, Cas-
cade, Keystone State, Adele.
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HIVES arc not dangerous to lIfc. but
they are a prolific breeder OF misery and
profanity. Doan's Ointment gives In
slant relief. wen In the worst cases OF
this and other ~cxaspcrating diseases Of
the skin.
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MADRID, July 13.-Scnor Scgasta,
former prime minister OF Spain. imam In
tervicw on the subject 0f suggested ALI
'nnces, declared TINT F;irope's energy
must be excrted to maintain Its policy rs
against the policy developed In America.
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"1F.takcn into tho head by the nnstrlls
two or three times II week, Thomas
1;clectric OIL will positively relieve tho
most offensive cnSc of(catnrrh." Rev.
E. +. Crane. Dunkirk, N. y. l
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NEW YORK, July A15,-Thc treasury
to-day lost 1861, 900 In gold coin. OF which
$315.0O0 was for export. This leaves the
true amount OF the gold reserve sos, 420,-
Cph rHH En fn.r.1 ~. HH
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AND LOTS FOR SALE

A very desirable residence and business
property corner Main and Tenth streets.
No. 81 Fifteenth street. I rooms, brick.
No; 16l Sixteenth street. lot 30xle0 feet
4 nne residence In Pleasant Valley.
Nos. lsQ and 1872 Seventeenth street.
NO. 5 kentucky street., 4 rooms.
storerooms and : dwellings renting for
lsl % per- month. corner Market aud
twentieth streets, pays u per cent.
No. y hentucky street, lot 30x140 feet.
A fine residence on Virginia street. Al
modern convenience: price low.
No :2la Chapline street. large brick
No. S 18th street. Z rooms and stable.
NO. l96 18th street, S rooms and stable
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street,
NO. III l{sh street, Z rooms and bath.
NO. ~ Chapline street. Z rooms.
No. 1913 Chapline street, Q rooms.
Lot on Main St, between I'd and 80 Sta
Slots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway, residence OF ].
E. Hughes. ESQ., q
Lot 4exlao North York street.
Lot No. 70 Indiana St. I rooms, modern,
No: I'm. Wabash St. 8 rooms, cheap.
4 fine lot In Pleasant Valley.
No. 10 Vermont street. 1 rooms: lot s5xlOJ
feet: $3.50.
The Bloch property on North Main 81.
- MONEY TO LOAN.
& TATUM,
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 40. ana
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sAssIGNEB's SALE.
A SsIGNEE's SALE,

a SALE.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, made
ny the Wheeling Island Ferry & Packet
company, n corporation, to the under
sished assignee, dated May IS. 1896. and
leeorded In deed OF trust book No. Is, page
W, or the records OF Ohio county. West
virginia. said assignee hereby offers nj
private sale the following property to-wit:
n certain steam ferry boat, known us the
Snnrieslon. now lying In the Ohio river
o NEAR nc ives, end OF the steel bridge
IN the city OF Wheeling, county OF Ohio,
anu state OF West Virginia. together with
III OIL the machinery and other equipments
eha appliances belonging TO the said steam
sST III noat. Also tho two floats lying IN
recently used by the said Wheeling Island
ferry and Packet Company In operating
y Terry across tho Ohio river between tho
Ioot OF Eleventh street extended In said
SItS @nd the foot OF Ohio street in said
city. u the said property is sold at private
sale! u will DO sold upon such terms aud
"Chai,ions no the said assignee and tho
purchnscr may agree upon, and II said
property. Is not soon sold nj privutc sale
:, %nin nSS.Eneo VIII offer said property at
mo court houiN OF Ohio county, West
nirEinin. on Satu, day, Juno 81, iSGs, ut
~ CLOCK a. M, upon tho following terms
MN Condillons, to-wit: cnc.third OF the
."t".,t',1 .'VttcS CAST Oh the day OF Slls
a'iu tho balance In two eQunl miscellaneous,
MEimbIe IN siN and twelve months respect.
n a. WIFI Mt uatS, tho purchaser giving his
noaes, Win good security for tho said do.
,cfred ,NayInSnts. with intercs, from date.
w IN me privilege upon tho part OF thu
said purchaser OF paying all or my part
o. said deferred purchase money at any
t,Ine neiorG tho lnnturity OF said notes.
WliEElING ISLAND FERRY AND
Jacket COMPANY. by ~.
< I. X. GlFTGN. Assignee.
I; oHERVEf, A]uctioncer.
May 90. 1896. mySo.t
The above snle IL postponed until Mon.
\, NY. lulyiS, 1876. at tho sumo hour and
inaSr. -, Il. X. GlFFEN.
ASsiSncn Wheeling Island Ferry and
racket Company. jeSlrlw&t
r,ia ~" n y salS y hereby postponed until
NM pr,Se. md IN the meantime the above
property may be bought at private sale;
,.,, n a., r, *. GlFFlN,
HTTs n 81 fsMheelinE Island Ferry and
faeHett Spinpany, }yi.W
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FOR RENrT..

No. 1872 Main street. store. Dom. 81 o.
No. 1915 Main street, store room...... Il d
No. 1870 Main street. store room...... Il u
No. l6?s Main street, store room...... l7N
20. i6ii, nlatn street, I roons.......... Il
go, !elS Main street, eight rooms...... . "
No. 254 Main 90
stable 3 % and stable IS W.
Summer residence Pleasant Vailey...{sA
Summer residence Pleasant Valley. J?
ResidenGe. National Road............ OG
30. ~ Eighteenth street, = rooms. sW
No. lgl Fourteenth street ........, -
No. so Main street. s roomn, both
No. So Main street, saloon with bar
fixtures and four rooms, both
<:roomed house in real OF No. 10
NJ o str6 sLreet:. ......... 80
No. 1925 McColloch street.....Sls "a
No. 1913 Alley
No. III Fourteeuth street. both gases.
nor wafer, ana bath:....."........... 30
No. lol Thirty-third street, store room 6 70
Four-roomed houses Crescent Place. "a
Three rooms. Pleasant Valley.... 6ol
FOR SALE.
Two brick houses and full lot. q cornc:
lot for $l.,A. l. -
I lots -Mcatechen.
lots Elm Grove.
No; 3 Zanc street. store room and
dwelling.
W.. lslo 1hi!n street, Sl.GOu.
No. 4a2 and is2h Market street.
No. &C Seventeenth street. 6 rooms. both
gases.
No. $50 Main street..
Sixteenth street residence, $3.50,
Nos. 4h2 and 49, National road.
No. g Sixteenth street.
Lot on South Front street. .
siS-roomed house. Peninsula.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary Pub
lie and Pension Attorney. No. l6I2 Mar.
ket street. lsEr 81 ie"S
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REAL ESTATE For Sln

No.sS9, T"wcnty.Eecbnd street. aim.
5 livinG rooms ut n big bargain, If H.
Mt once. Look II up at once, =" "'aS
Charlinp arl EOtf street lots, w,
somq'o of tho fcw desirable lots In tho H. ~
No. gi1S Chapllne street, desirable -.
Corner lota tOxi0 on t'or,y.,ocor,
Jacob street nj n special bnrEnIn. '"' y
We nro Offering special in%dicn,p.,,.
inE elsewhere, '"e W
Money 10 loan on property ON a..
notice..INll amounts. mn
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
WE LEAD !!
Let Those Who Can Follow
PRICE

Standard Package Coffee. por h.. is c
Standard Tomatoes, per can $500. 5 c
Standard Sugar Corn. pcr can...... 1 9
Fancy Illinois Sugar Corn, pOr can j G
California Aprico,s, por can ......... 1aIc
California Egg Plums, pcr can 49,. 12lc
Table Peaches. per can..""...... 10 9
Apple Butter, por tan MINIMUM. 10 G
Oil Sardinos, per can........ c
Mustard Snrdines, pcr can q @
Fresh Rolled Oats. IL lbs. for. % G
Fresh Dat Meal, IL lbs. for ~ g
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per lb ... IS q
California Evap. Peaches, per b.. s
California Evap. Apricots, pcr b.. Sic
Frosh Ginger Snaps, pcr ID. i q
Frcsh Lunch Cakcs. per lb.... Clio
Frcsh Lomon Cakes, per H.. Gic
Gold Dust. por package .".. Is a
Star Candles, S's, per ID ..... So
Carpet Tacks, S.oz., ror box l.
Clothes Pins, por dozen 10
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Ihe aboH snle IL postponed until Mon.
My, JnlyS, 1876. at tho snmc hour and
5iItSS. 80, Il. i. GiFFIN.
Picket Company. jeS,tIw&t
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Yesterday n warrant wasissucd for Mar
Shal Chopper. charging him with keeping
his snloon open on Sunday. lie plead not
guilty and asked for u hearing, which was
set for to-day Mt Q n'rtncl
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Last night three car loads OF supplies ar
rived for the test well to be put down OH
the farm OF DR.. W. E. Hcrvey. right back
of Martins Ferry. by the Lincoln OIL Com
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,hosen.
The evening times., 1896-08-08
BUI | n
Loans Negotiated
Fire Insurance. ts., Placed in Reliable Companies
Estates Managed.
THE TINES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES.
Ctcxersi ar<,.aY s,rie< oftotxd


88OOLocATED ON 1-2 ST. SW =
bilrro0m for sale, Including stock, fix
lures and license; house containing eight
rooms and stable: rents for $26 a mcnth:
doing good cash business; good reason
S6OOGLocATEp oNFsr.Nw.. NEAR
8. PENSION 0FFICE-Dairy lunch and
dining groom; doing good cash business; good
S6X6I7si 4TH ST. Nw.-old estab.
iished grocery stand, doing q good
s. MORGAN, owner. 49, - 80 -
87OO-cAsn. ESTABLISHED 90
AraAfs, BOOK and Stationery Store on Pa.
ave ave: rear re-, the Capitol; doing good BUSINESS;
836O-DAIRY LUNCH ROOM, PA.
--se. beyween 9th ana 18th sts; rent
store and Two rOoms.
S2.OOO-ESTABLI BARBER
oiiop. completely furnished, on Pa. ave
ness: party leaving the city
GA6O-Establishe grocery and proyision
ntore southeast, doing cash business;
rent low; party earing city cause ofseiiing;
Htll invoice above price asked.
81 800 LOCATED ON'7TH ST. NV
-HafdvtEre store; well stocked, party
s!esglng lea city cause Of selling: win inydcs
Hour and feed store. vicinity New Liberty
ssasEei, norse. wagon harness and FIX
asssS %sSh 1s1s, siIs s Apply TiNEs REAL e.
Established flour and feed store, Co.
lumhaa Heights; rent, Si6 month; price.
500: Food paying busiueas: books open
fer insnectt0n.