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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10

n VIII DOtil neoQ the services OF drum Il
Il corps and brass bands during the 3;
g coming campaign. Here is q chance 3
Y for bright young men to make Q few q
dollars and get unlimited enjoyment. Y
g Write for booklet, "How to Organ
q ize-' Free. John G. Haynes & Co., 9
X Dept Il, Boston, Mass. &
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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q. o. oouHEIY. .. .. coMHLY.
Connolly d Connolly.
Attorneys At Law.
nee second aoor. over .Atohsn D Ly1ds'
aak. nonsJ 10 loan.
Jackson d Hurst.
Attorneys at Law.
once b Rosk Island National Bank building.
= .. svYBHDS. Q. Z. vALK11.
Sweeney q Walker,
Attorney end Councillors Ut Law
o0es in Bsnesson's Block.
Charles J. SeaIle,
Attorney ut Law.
Legal busipess Of oil kinds promptly stssnaso
. st.ss'. As.cmey Of Rock Isiana county
mea. post0Anss Block.
NcEniry e MoEniIy.
Attorneys OF Law.
LS:a 1Gnsy on s UsS :,e1'ity: n.E, sS!lss
~. fosxyhbes Blook-
AROHIrsC1s.
Dyack g. Kerns
Arohitscts and Superintendent.
Room a. Mitchell b Lynde building. Second
COR.
Geo. p. StauduhAr,
Arcbits ct.
Plans end supsrintendsues for Ill elase
uildinSs. Rooms os ard 9, 4itchsu D Lynd.
building. rake elevator.
DENTISTS.
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Dr. John Hawthorne,
DENTIST. DENTIST.
DENTIST. DENTIST.
New Dental PArlors, over Harts D UIsmeyv .
Drug store, Third svenus and Twentieth street.
Tho latest appointments for skilled dental work.
FLORIST.
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Henry Gazette, Prop,
CHIPP1ANNOCK NURSERY.
Cut Flowers and Designs OF all
kinds.
City store, ieO7 Second avenuc. Telephone 1910
PHHsIOrAHs.
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Dr.. w. FL Ludewig,
Specialist OF Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
nMs. q, r.,-.,o,, 49, A,uS,.. .. -
sn:cenih street and Tkird avenue, Rock Island,
Telephone No. loss
Dr.. Chas. n. Robertson,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Only.
once, whitaker Bloch. southwest CONE,
rhisd ssd Drs4y s.sssts. Davenport, lowe
Rooms ~ and 70. Houn: Q 70 II .. m. I 70 I .. n
iH6 CRAEU1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10

New Dental PXrlors, over Hartz D UIIemeys1 =
Drug store, Third svenus and Twentieth street.
Tho latest appointments for skilled dental work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-10

Plans and supsrintenAsucs for al eiass o
uildinss. Rooms 6s ard o, 4isehsu D Lynd.
building. rake elevator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13
Two FOOTBALL Gamer.

Two football games oflntercstlto local
enthusiasts that were to have been play
e yesterday were cancelled. The Three
As organized merely to win the Chron-
te.Tslegraph cup ut Pittsburgh. DIS
taEled when their mission was accom-
p.!shed and returned to their vaelous
k,n.s. thus canccllIng the game with
Ii. West Virginia University eleven.
The !. ". 4 team, OF this city, una
BE % get line up that would do Itself
:sr:Ee In contest with St. Clalrsvlll..,
jSaroued the game until next week.
Tie 7. u. C. \. Will play the AltcnhcIm
s.-rea :c-morr0w on the grounds OF tho
Liter. Rev. Joseph Speer. an old player.
III lend his dignity and weight In the
Ai:rah-.m's roster. An interesting
Cl!Ge VII! doubtless be played,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

Rev. Frank Chalfant and family will
arrive to-day to visit the family OF Capt.
l.. W. InGiebright. The Rev. Mr.. Chnl-
fant is n son OF Rev. George W. Chnl-
FAINT, formerly OF Martins Ferry. and
now OF Pittsburgh. Hezis missionary
In China and is home on vacation.
Mr.. Walter Taylor, formerly OF Mar
tins Ferry. and now agent OF the Penn
sylvnniG Company nj Brilliant. was
married Inst night to Miss Dora kaiser,
OF Columbus. The wedding took place
at the home OF the bride. and was @
quiet affair.
Harry Cooke, Henry McAnlnch, Ollie
HoTells and Joseph Bowland nrc hunt
Ing bcer and deer in the Cheat noun
taIns. They have had good luck In catch
ing trout and hunting rabbits and sQuIr-
rcls.
Nicholas Stcngcr who had his foot
burned nj William Mann's foundry on
Wednesday. will be laid up for some
time.
The west factory ut tile Laughlln nail
works will resume next Monday.
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MOUNDsyILLE


~ "i'cNllNhcUWA HAtINllRc OF lllhnr WINS
tiers from oInrshnlra Metropolis.
At q meeting Of the board OF educa.
ton on Wednesday evening II Wa de-
clded that the schools will open on Mon
day. tho g3d Inst The dedication OF TIN
now school building VIII occur on
Thanksgiving Day afternoon. j, IL.
Jones was awarded the contract TO re-
move the clock from the Parish House
TO the school building tOwer.
The jury In the John Pclly shooting
cnsc reported yesterday, rendering u
verdict OF not mnliClOu8ly, but unlawful
~ doing the act rs charged n tho, In
dlctment. Tho defendants moved to ar
rest Judgment and ask for now trial.
The argument VIII DO heard this morn
Ing.
Both Colonel lIoOton and Mr.. W. n.
Humphreys sny the report IN not truh
that they nre asplrnnts to tho warden
ship OF the pcnltentary. SO far as Ia
known Marshall county has no candi-
dates for thnt position.
All graduates OF the Moundsvillr pub
lie schools are requested 10 meet ut tho
court house on Tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock. to consider participation In
the dedication exercises Of tho school
building.
Thomas Gates left on q business trip
yesterday to Pittsburgh, Beaver Falls
and Buffalo.
Miss Mary Sharp hos returned from
Iowa. where she spent the summer.
Hon. Sep Hall. OF Now Martlnsy!llc,
was in the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13
TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. ..LORENA. 4 n, IN.
Cincinnati. HUDSON, s n. m.
Mntamoras. LEXINGTON, II n. m.
parkcrsbUrS. LEROY. il a, m.
Pittsburgh. IL. k. BEDFORD, y M.
S;cubcnvIlle.. ESOS TAYLOR, 800 p. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $50 p. m.
S!stcrsyllle. RUTH, 3:30 y, m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, & n. IN.
Partnerships. ZEN l!UR. Il q. M.
CllrInRton.. 81 EWEL, $3.50 p. III.
SiatcrSYIllc.. RUTH, 1850 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING To-MoRRoW.f
Charleston. II. X. BEDFORD. 6 a. m.
LEXINGTON, II n. m.
parkcrsburE, LEROY. II a. m.
stcubenVIlIe., ENnS TAYLOR. go p, IN,
Darlington. Jewel. $3.50 p. IN.
RUTH. 1850 y. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

Tho Jolly Six Club gave n very en-
joyable dance last evening in Schmul-
baah's hall. A number OF Benwood
and Wheeling people were present La
Roche furnished the music,
Robert Brady, a former well known
resident OF this city. but now OF Sh-
home. after spending two weeks in the
city.
Mrs. D. ". Wallace. OF Si5tersvillc,
has returned TO her home, after visit
inS relatives in this city for the past
few days.
Officer Robert Larkc was on duty in
the marshIrs place yesterday, the lat
ter being at St Cla!rsville, attending
court.
Mrs. J. C. Hampden has returned to
her homo In Somerset, after g. pleasant
VISIT with her son.
y. l.. Marsh has returned home from
S!stGrsville, where he spent several
days on business.
Miss Emma Wilson Is confined 10 her
home In the Fourth ward, with the ty-
phoh fever.
Miss Mrude Flster, OF GAINESVILLE, is
the guest OF friends and relatives In
this city.
Bryan Dickinson, OF BarresvIllc was
the guest OF friends In this city yes
terd2y.
james Moscl. OF Steu5cnvillc. IS the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Charles Hal
lett.
The Progress Club will give dance
In Armory hall Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. W. C. Schultz, OF the First ward,
is able to be out after serious Illness.
]. ]. Mccormick, was In Wcllsvillc
yesterday, on business.
Mrs. Michael Ncy, wlso has been quite
III, Is able to be about.
Joseph McFelvcy has returned home
from Toledo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
s;',a=trs In tl,r City and Wheeling Folk.
Ahroad.

siiaSrrs In tile City and Wheeling Folks
Ah-oad.
u: Frank UoebcF. OF South Market
s:'s5;. Is very sick.
5. I. HIker. OF Beverly. appears on
,as McLurc register.
VI. W y. Boyle was up from
MCntsv!Ile las; night.
". Coaawdy, OF Fairmont. appears
o. lac Stamina reg&tcr.
= c. Hershaw was 4 Naytius5u.g
Ezes. Of the McLure yesterday.
Part " tn Railroad Ticket COM
pay Is Iuar;STed At the Howell.
4. VI Crow. OF L!ttIetop. was ore OF
rs: nights arrivals at the Howell.
J. v. Marshall and ]. F. .Partney
rtTe ParkeraburGers in the ely las;
rlSSt
9. L. Skinner. proprietor OF the. T. F.
W,uon hotel in Falrmont. was In the
Gig 'as: night. -
v. Bacon. OK Talcot;. and Joseph ".
,Ntp2er.. o: StstcrsNac. were-at the
s:-;0n last night.
Chris, Mccormick who has been
T3;k.9S In Pittsburgh. Is now at his
Zone on ThiTty-thIrd street.
o 5. Mckinney. editor OF the Fair
mont Index. was ono OF the many wis.,
'''l from KS town last night. ;s@--
Charles 4. Sinsei, a leading Grafton
S.AThant, stopped In the cIty-'a short
tHc yesterday. while en- rout- home
Conrad Bachman. the wclli-known
rGcsE Of South Eoft street, has had
's.l2sA lEd Is confined to his bed again.
- /. RuddSr, Z. S. Easton, ]. L.
Kirkland and T.. V. Faulkner ara reg
!;.ilE=l from MaHniaS;on ut tic Nc
''-'e -
Nrs +, ". Sheets, OF Grafton, wife
Q. the baltimore {: Ohio supnriutend-
81 81, G7d daughter. are guests. o. the
M.sses F. S.WelIs and Blanche Wells.
W9 prominent ladies' OF SistersYile. arc
Topping at tho Windsor during their
The following sIsterzvNle Shrincrs
sG.oP9ec Et nc Windsor last night: w.
= AEL"". D. ". Wallace. Il. P Myers,
). r Mallory. G. B. West. \. D. Nc
I,ey. D. c, Stewart. +. +. Mallory, B.
= =. !iassct!, ]. y. Henderson, c. ".
HFie7' ". i. Nelson and ". II. BVagh-
g, =, Camel, ". ]. Rowland, r. C.
nnHhh!ng'oA. J. II. BrownfIeld, John =.
Ti'Ef". J. a. Clark. ]. L. Burhur and
zane; zane" 0. Watson, IT., arc prominent
dlFiR"at Shriners that were here last
,"f"t 10 participate In the revGlry at
,,shHh"' 10 the march Gcross tho burn
inr saHtg.
pyh Tuesday evening, Mt the Third
G'nylrr'an church. Mr. Charles Coto
r r..t Miss Gertrude Fleming were mar
~ NJ % tho pastor, Rev. r. K. Bigger.
.s Ie newly married couple have been
" w. ti-ft% OF Miss Mobile Miller OF the
.,p Tl5i side. but yesterday returned to
'"' 5"|hy, where they viii reside.
~, ~ party OF Wheeling Republicans
g,',l Ha'g to-day for Cambrldgeboro
rrihS'' Pa, this morning for a>short
s sr1,Hirf@uvc visit. Those in the marty
co.,, ,Ha'Tman James X. Hall, OF the
CpsIuy c9iHmittce: Circuit Clerk-clect
,rn5'.rS II. fleming: Prosecuting At
n .,,,y-c!ec; W. C. Meyer; Sheriff elect
d. ., y Richards and Mr.. VIII is0dIoy.
liz Receiver JOHN ". KlndcIberger
. In ION the Wheeling colony to.mor-
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MARTINS FERRY.
llnps and Ii,haps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.

Hap, and oIi,haps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.
Mrs. Cash, colored woman. arrived
yesterday morning on the $50 train on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
from Madison. Ga. to visit her brother.
whom she had not seen for thirty years.
Her brother Is Frank Walker. employed
at the Aetra-StaRdard, who resides on
Concord street. They lived on plauta-
ton. and during the war Walker Joined
the Union troops, which wero passing.
and he did not soc his sister aftcrward
untl she reached Martins Ferry yes
terday. The meeting was happy one.
They supposed each other dead until
Walker was located In Martins Ferry
last month They had a little cores
pondenCc and the brother bought q
ticket and sent It TO his sister.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13
BELLAIRE.
All Sort, OF Local News and Gossip About
the Glass City.

Rumors that the Bellalre Steel Com
puny has withdrawn from the steel
combine have been rife for several days,
but no one has made on authoritative
statement concerning the matter. nor
are they likely 10. The steel plant Is
one Of tho greatest institutions In the
city and tho people here are anxious to
have 1t run for the good It does the city
whcn In full operation. But that plant
has been managed with signal ability
and the public Is rarely taken into its
confidential business affairs. There Is n
BtronS probability Of It being operated
more when the new departments are
completed than Il has been this year.
but how soon It Is to begin no one
seems TO now know.
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EssSsss$$s$ssssSs;$$SSs W.
R9F)(l)17t|@

,r,clGo. Nov. ic.-The Louisville
y, hall club, for the first time In It's
NAN, apparently holds tho whip
"a IA the National League struggle,
!, ,i, m,, evident before tho meeting to-
y. ,ba, the fight over tho board OF
'.Str,,Ion and IN, tic vote OF last
,,N, over the adoption OF the minutes
~ PREVIOUS session would be re.
.,r,I The action of DR., stuckey. OF
,,,l,yllls Is allyIns himself with the
.n,Sr combine" ClnclnnatbI BROOK
!, Washington, Baltimore, st,21ouls
"a Cleveland. has created no end OF
n. and has given him 4 place OF want
i, ong sought by that club.
Al sorts " rumors Of trades were
,u,IpS about, one OF which was to tho
,.,,, that Freedman. OF New York,
~, bears no love for some OF the
r.rpErs OF the board, had offered DR.,
suskcy, BIZ Clarke, Connaughton and
s,Sord 10 ally himself with tho minor
.,~Slre Boston. Philadelphia, New
yS,k Pittsburgh and Chicago. One
,slrg seems evident and that Is that
~ louisville man IS In position 10
literally strengthen his team and that
le viii do ~.
.s 10 the board OF arbitration, con.
t+s,oas Will likely be made on both
Vi rArrFalty CYnrasRCd pnInInn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

Candidates for various places under
the administration Just elected are bud
ding runerously. evidently in the belief
that the early bird catches the worm"
1t vii! be from year 10 eighteen
months before any plums arc dIstrl-
buteI. except from the state and the
annoyance OF officials during all that
period cannot be pleasant FOR them TO
contemplate. hon. ]. E. blackburn. the
state food commissloner-elect, will take
hold the first OF February Eext, and
Mr.. Martin Cower, OF this city. who has
been his close friend always. secures
one OF the best p!ums he has. But be-
yond this all 10 conjecture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

Observation-Disclosures G feet four
tcnths and rlsng ut the dam. Clear
mud cool
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c feet .
inches md rising. Clear Gnh cool,
PaGsCd up--PrinCeSs. Rescue, II. X,
Bedford, L.orenn. Passed down-Bcn
IIur.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 feet md
falling. Clear and pleasant. The Ad-
am JRcob due up ana down on Friday,
OIL ClTY.-lllver feet 0 lnchcs nnl
rIslg. Clear and pleasant.
. WSAisisEN'-RIvGr feet. Clear md
s. Observation-Disclosures S fcct Z
Inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy: mercury 81. Passed down
Valley belle. Duo down-lTudson
Passed up-Vlrslnia, Argand. Little
Kanawhn Is also rising. Locals on
time.
= ------------<-%------------ 4.
All pain blnlIhuu by DR. NII,oa, pnIn nm,
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James Marley. Grammar Brldseman
and Thomas Nyett were convicted in
the common pleas court OF robbery and
Will BIO sentenced 70 the peni,cntlary.
Marley has been there before, but the
other two viii take their first lesson.
Two other Belfairc boys are now on
trial on similar charge, Hawley and
Laville. They robbed a workman at the
furnace one night just after payday,
but they have not been convicted as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

Four covered wagons have been hired
from three Martins Ferry lIverymen 10
haul the Danford Guards to Coleraln
anG Farc7iugton tonight TO take part
In the publications.. The wagons Will
leave In front of the Bellevue Hotel ut
6 O'Clock sharp. and the fare for the
round trip will be thirty cents. a free
oyster supper will be served TO the
marching clubs and drum corps. 4
number OF Martins Ferry people VIII
accompany the Danford Guards. The
ut. Pleasant marching club has prom
iscd to be present.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A Game OF Cards, Quo or The bright
llttlc comedies 10 hn produced at the
Opera House November 10. for the Denc-
n OF tho Humane Society, wau given
here rs a curtain raiser by the Goke's
company and made quite hit. The
leading parsonage. nm old French noble
man CChoyEllCr do Roche Fcrrler) ls
taken by Mr.. Edward Il. FranzhcIm.
During tho course OF events tho old
chevaler and his friend Mrs. Merc!er
Mr.. James p, Morgan) quarrel over
their game OF plquc. and tho chrvRlcr
breaks or tho marriage contract between
his son hnatOlc young VI. D., (Mr.
Charles Il, OtO and Rosa. Mr.. Merclcr's
daughter (Allss Hattie RoGd): Anatolc
gives hlR father a little chloroform, and
with the help OF Rosa and MIR. Mcrclcr
arrange all RS Il was before the quarrel.
When tho chevnller nwnkes they sue
coed IN iuaklnE HIM believe he has been
asleep, and oil ends happily. Secure
Ecats early this morning at c. A.
Ilousc'g.
"Ny Dad tho Devil" the new comedy
written by William II. Vine, OF LIvcie
pool. England. was the ilrst produced at
tho Alexandria theatre, Liverpool, Eng
land. last February, and scored a great
success. Mr.. Vino 10 now negotiating
with number OF London managers for
n run In London. Miss Norma Wills
Will 10 abroad purchased the American
rights for the same, and four weeks
ago produced It In the Third Avenue
theatre, New York. II made an instan-
famous hit. and Miss Wills was PROM
ised run at one OF the leading Broad
way houses next season. The above
with great cast will DO presented at
the Grand November l6. II. and IS.
OF all the musical comedies Gecn in
Wheeling, there Is none that cxccls ~
Railroad Tlkct," which received It's In
itIal production In Wheeling at the
Grand Opera House last night. The
packed house which saw It laughed
Itself sore at the very funny jokes and
business" introduced during tho even
Ing. When the crowd was not laugh
Ing, It was applauding the clever mu-
slcal numbers, rendered by the MEM
bers OF the company In the numerous
specitltIes. which Intersperse the en-
tcrtalnment. Manager FeInler was
compelled to display tho standing
room only" sign before o'clock and
many people were turned away, having
10 content themselves with the knowl-
edge that they had secured q seat for
tonight. The company Is the largest
and best ever appearing In comedy at
the Grand, and It's work was thorough
~ appreciated by the immense audi
cnce. "a Railroad Ticket" will be the
attraction at the Grand tonight. TO-
morrow night and tomorrow matinee.
Wallace II. Frisby, business mana
ser for THE Real Widow Brown" Is in
the city. He reports good business and
bright prospects for the future.
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nj, ~ ngari OF directors Of tho GGrma.
, ,g,.,, i,.hIr Dollar Savings Bank, held n
"i-.i'lt; Yesterday and organized BY
a ,,,'aE George Hook. PRECEDENT. pn,il
M -, =, mann, vice PRECEDENT; u. ii. Iiol.
n, r,,!, tollrtary OF tho board, Antlm.
r' ',s ,g mont committee was appointed,
n ''',,3linE Of McsSrE. George Hook E'
Cbo Holiday. Paul o. Reymann and
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La,t ,NI-nt,s Ro,rlInr.

Las, night on the seEbert alleys,
Pleasant Valley, the old Wheeling and
C;.gEt,a bowling teams met In 4 SER
!s c. games which resulted us follows:
Wheeling ...,...... 1i04 1856 l5-i Ii3f
Co,4mb!a ...,...... ll?d 1881 ,29 lI7G
Last night at the Wheeling Park al
!tg' l party % tkIrty-two ladies' and
g-5,saiea Dowied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE

A sood Investment corner Twelfth and
EOfr streets,
No. isi Sixteenth street. lot 3oxlio feet
A fine residence In Pleasant Valley.
Nos. 1870 and 10? Seventeenth street
No. s Kentucky street, { rooms.
No. Kentucky street. lot sOXlio feet.
a fine residence on Virginia street An
modern convenience: price loT'.
No 81: Chnplino street. large brick
building.
No. IS 18th street. I roomH and stable.
No. 1875 18th street, s rooms and stabla.
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street
No. III iith street, rooms md bath
No. 1909 Chlpline street, rooms.
No. 1873 Chnpline street. . rooms.
Lot on Main ST., between ed and sd Sta
Z lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South broadway. residence OF J.
Z. Hughes. ESQ
Lot texl30 North York etroet.
Lot No. " Indiana St. rooms modern.
No. p n. Wabash ST.. G rooms, cheap.
A fine lot In Pleasant Valley.
No. u Vermont street. rooms: lot 2sxlcl
feet: $500.
The Bloch property on North Main st.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHARr & TATUM,
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 2lo. np2
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FOR Said.

House I rooms and hail, with modern
improvements. lot SOXl22 feet: Eoff street,
between Twcnty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets; cheap.
House rooms. Locust street. Sixth
ward: lot 25Nl20 feet; rents for $50 per
annum: terms ensy; sl.iGQ.
House rooms, brick. Eighteenth street,
sl,4C0.
House rooms and hall, Market street,
Centre Wheeling, N.l00.
Nos. H. i6 md IS Twcnty-thlrd street,
easy terms.
House. Il rooms, wide cnntcr halls, mod
crn tnnvcnIcncas md large lot. No. zoos
Chhpllnc street; cheap md terms easy,
House. rooms. Eighteenth ST.: sl.lHQ,,
House, roomT. bath. hot and cold
water. both Eascg, md IN rcnr double
houEc. ! rooms each, Market street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth: u bargain at
$500
$50 will buy n nice lot fronting on Lind
street: onc-third cnsh. balance on easy
terms.
$500 will buy good two-roomcd house.
fronting on Chapllno street. near Tenth.
S525 will buy house OF rooms on Wilson
street. Centre Wheeling; 500 cash, balance
IN rent.
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street md
McColloch street at from $50 TO 500 each
on Clay terms
Money TO loan on city real estate.
81 DEVlNE,
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The marks Mt G p. IN. showed G feet
II Inches md stationary. Weather
cloudy and warm. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

THE length Of life may be increased
by lesseninS its dangers. Tho major
Ity OF people die from lung troubles.
These may be averted by promptly u.s.
Ing One Minute Cough Cure. Charles
Il. GoGtze. corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie s Co.. Bridgeport: Pen
body &. Son. Benwood. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

A cure for Malaria and n pre-.
yentivo Of Coughs, Colds aud
Pneumonia. SEQ TINT your
Druggist or Grocer furnishes it
toyou. Send for pamphlet.
DUFFY MALT WIItSKEY CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13
UNDERTAKING.

For furnishing collins Common sta!ned).
hcnrses. hacks, hugg!cs. rs may be ordered
by OverScers OF tho Poor.
FIrst-For districts In the city OF Wheel
Ing UnclCllnE Fulton).
Scconl-For districts without tho city
OF Wheeling QncludInR county inArmary
on order OF superintendent.
Bidders must specify tho prices of collins
and for persons over and under fourteen
yplrS of lge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13
MEDICINES.

For furnishing medicines upon tho pre-
scrIption OF the county physician.
First-For the city north OF Wheeling
creek QncludinC the Island and Fulton).
Sccond-For city south OF tho creek
Druggists must do business In the dis
trlct for which they bid.
Al bids to be for one year from Novem-
Der ls. 1896
The right to reject amy or all bids Is re-
served.
BY order OF the Board OF Commissioners.
no ? T. C, MOFFAT Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-13

Tho Belmont County Medical Society
will hold It's annual meeting for the
election OF officers at the Windsor hotel
In this city on Tuesday. November "a,
md at that time will discuss the fol-
lowing pa1crs:
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received Mt the
Office OF the Board OF Commissioners OF
Ohio county. until Monday. November &c,
1896. at 10 o'clock n. m. for the following: