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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06

that not only secures the water from
any such mishap, but puts it in place
most convenient for the attendant, as
he does not need to enter the poultry
quarters at all to supply water, or to
remove the pail. The hook is placed
just high enough to hold the pail firmly
on the bracket.-N. Y. Tribune.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06
WATERING POULTRY.
A Device Which Is just as Useful in Win
ter in Summer.

The watering of hens in winter is
often attended with unsatisfactory re-
suits. With an ordinary water vessel
the hens are likely to spill the water
by stepping upon the edge of the dish.
The water then freezes if it be the win
ter season and causes very unpleasant
state of affairs. The cut shows plan
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06
GOOD SHOOTING.
A Thrilling Scene in the Midst of Cav
airy Charge.

Three skeleton companies of infantry
$50 men in all-half faced to the right
on the right wing of division extended
in battle-line along creek fringed with
trees, and there to hold its ground at all
hazards. We on the flank have no cover,
but face q cleared field half a mile wide
and are strung out in single line. No
bullets are fired at us from in front, but
there is steady and vengeful pingl
ping! ping! from the hot lead coming
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06
All About Western Farm Lands.

The "Corn Belt" Is the name of an illus
trated monthly newspaper published by the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy II. r. 1t
aims to give information in an interesting
way about the farm lands of the west, Send
% cents in postage stamps TO tho Corn Belt,
200 Adams ST., Chicago, and the paper will
be sent to your address for one year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06

FRS stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use of DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free SO trial bottle
IL treatise. DR.. KLINE, 933 Arch st. Phila. Pa,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06
Ia Halls Family Pills are the best.

BRowN-''I am going to challenge that
man who ran off with my wife, Jones'
"Why, that was six months ago" Brown
81 know it, but he has sent her back."-
N Y, World
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06
Responsive Both to Harsh and Sweet
Sounds,

The nerves are often painfully acute. When
this is the case, the best thing to be done is
to seek the tonic and tranquillizing assis-
tance of Hoste .ters Stomach Bitters n SUI
dyspeptic, bilious, malarial, rheumatic,
bowel and kidney complaints. Use with
persistent regularity. A wineglassful be-
fore retiring confers sleep.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06

SUBTLETY may deceive you; integrity
never will.-Cromwell.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-06

- For they conquer who believe they can
Virgil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-31
IS A HUMMER
The Kannwna, the NewBny Packet
on Her Initial Trip.
PASSED WHEELING YESTERDAY
I;vening-sho Is Pronounced ny steam
ioatmtn To he II l.ccord-iIrsaksr fpr
Low Watcr-Wns Drawing Twenty-Five
Inches, aud wit Aitemp, 10 Go Through
to Pittsburgh Now Departure III Hull
Construction In the New Steamboat.

Then new Bay line packet, the Kama
WIN. passed Wheeling last evening on
her Initial trip In tho pittsburgh and
Kunawha river trade. Though slc was
not accorded tho reception given the
Virginia last winter, she attracted sew
crul hundred people to the public land
Ing, who inspected the new craft. Many
old st|cambontmen who visited the ku-
nawha pronounce her a record breaker
IN one particular and II fine steamboat
from every point OF view.
The point In which she Ia said to OK
Gel anything OF her size ever seen on
western waters Is the small amount OF
water she needs to travel on. When she
polScd her nose into the river several
days ugo she drew Just seventeen
inches, which Is remarkable for n boat
OF her tonnage. On the present trip she
Is drawing u little over twenty-five
Inches, This Is not more than the Ar
Gand. 4 very small boat, draws. The
lShtncss OF the new boat IL explained
by her rather wide beam md the fact
that her builders struck out from the
btutcl phSlo VI hledlllDVlt tONStTuG-
tion In the building OF the boats hull.
which Is built of tlrwood from Wash
ington state. The kunawha Is the
first boat on western waters 10 have a
fir wood hull. This wood Is used cx-
tcnslvcly In steamboat construction on
the Columbia river In Washington and
Oregon. It is a very tough wood OF
great lightness and durability.
Captain Ira Huntington was on the
roof and the regular crew OF the Ruth.
which is now retired from the Pitts
burg and knnnwha river trade. were
on the new boat. The captain Is very
proud OF the kanawhl and predicts
that shG will be n fast one as soon ms
there Is enough water under her bot
tom to make II safe to let her out for
keeps. Her cabin furnishings are very
fine. everything being In white. The
engines are OF the compound type,
something like those on the big Virgin
IA.
The kanawha was taking things easy
yesterday on account OF the very low
water, She had nj trouble until she
reached Bogg's Island, below the city.
where she spent half an hour getting
off Il Shoal. When she left the wharf ut
O'Clock. old steaInhoatmcn haZarded
the prediction that she would never be
able 10 get past the Sisters on the pres
ent stage OF water, but up to Il late
hour last night nothing had been heard
OF the packet and It Is thought she
worked her way through the most dill
cult piece OF water In this part OF the
river In safety.
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A COSTLY BLAZE
Early Yesterday Morning on Main Street
III tho linsiness District.

Early Yesterday Morning on Main Street
IN tho nnsinrss District.
What might have been n very dis
astrous fire occurred yesterday morn
Ing shortly nfter5 o'clock. when smoke
was discovered Issuing from the third
story windows OF the building Just
above the Peoples bank. Nightwatch-
man Robert Jenkins discovered the fire
and Immediately turned In the alarm
at box n, corner Main and Twelfth
streets. Mr.. Jenkins passed the store
occupied by Jacob Good at AIS a. m.
and ut that time there wns no sign OF
fire. but when he came down the street
again about forty-flvc minutes lAter'hc
smelt smoke and investigated, finding
that II was pouring out 81 the third
story windows over the Good store, lie
alarmed the residents living about and
turned In the alarm nS stated above.
Tho department responded promptly
and did good work In putting out the
fire. which was burning Hereby In the
rear OF Mr.. Goods store. The proprietor
of the store was ut tho Baltimore &
Ohio depot when the alarm was sent In,
waiting to take the train for Pitts
burgh.
The entire stock OF hats and caps was
destroyed by the flames and water.
The loss will probably reach 5000,
which Is covered by Insurance liz the
Emsheimcr agency,
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r L.
The Jewel had n large crowd Of cx-
c%ursionists to SIstcrsv!lle yesterday.
Florence Shnnks burned to the waters
edge last night in the parkcrsburg hnr-
Dor.
The marks Mt C p. m. showed 3 feet 1
Inches and slowly falling. Weather
clear and warm.
The Encs Taylor took Il colorcd pco-
Mes excursion from Wheeling to
M2unlsrille and return yesterday.
The Lexington will got OF the Park
crsburg, dry docks Thursday and will
r-sumeln the Wheeling and Matamoras
trade.
Captain Fred. Cline, OF the licking
ton, has secured the Andy Hatcher,
from the, big Sandy. to run In the Lex
inStOn's trade while the latter craft Is
laid up receiving repairs.
The river packet, Argand, leaves this
morning ut II o'clock for Parkersburg
and way landings. The Argand viii
run on the Ben IIur's old time until
there Is q rise In tn, river. She Is cap
tanned by /. y. Flcsher, of Marietta,
who Is ALSO her owner. and Captain
Billy Goodwin. lntc of tho Evansville,
Is chief clerk.
The Liberty made her last trip In
the Wheeling and parkersburs trade
Saturday. While she Is dockrd and re-
cciVcs n general %ovcrhauling her trade
Will be taken care OF by the ]. C. Hop
kins, a Big Sandy river low water
craft, which will arrive here from Cat
lettsburg, Kentucky, In charge Of Cap
tain Asa Booth. this evening. She Will
make her first trip Tomorrow.
The II. X. Bedford passed down for
CiallIp0lIs and Charleston yesterday
morning at I o'clock, with n good trip.
She Is to mike connections regularly
ut GnllIpollS for Cincinnati and other
lower river ports until the larger pack
cts are able TO resume. She had some
trouble In getting out OF Pittsburgh on
the sCnnt stage OF water. Captain Cor
don Green was on the roof and Mrs.
Green, as usual. was one Of the pilots.
The Virginia Is laid up ut Cincinnati,
keystone State Mt Marietta, and the
Hudson Is stlll engaged In the Coney
Island summer excursion trade at Gin
einnati. She Will he handed over 70
her owners. however, on Wednesday.
September j. Other local packets now
ut the bank on account Of the low water
are: Lexington, on tho docks ut Par
%kersburg; Ben Hur, on the Point
Pleasant docks; Ruth, Mt GallIpolis,and
to follow the Ben Hur on the Point
Pleasant docks; Liberty. at Purkers-
burg, about to BIO dry locked.
River ~1rirgrnms.
PlIrSBuRG-River 20 feet and fall
Ing ut the dam. Clear and pleasant.
MORGANToWN-Rivc I feet and
stationary. Clear and pleasant.
OIL C~lTY-Rlvcr 7inches and station
airy. Clear and pleasant.
WARREN-lilvcr 2-l0 foot. Clear and
warmer.
GREENSBORO-Rivcr z feet aud
stationary. Clcnr and pleasant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2 feet. 7
Inches and falling. Clear. and warm.
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August y, 1896.
TLEcTIoN NOTICE.

Whereas n vacancy has occurred In tho
office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County. West Virginia, by the death
OF John W. Mitchell. late clerk OF said
court, the Judges Of said court, In vncu-
tion. direct that notice OF tho election OF
n clerk of the said court Mt the neXt gen
cral election for the unexpircd term OF
such deccLent he given, as required by
Section S Of Chapter | Of tho Code OF West
Virginia, and that such notice be pub
lished for tho period of FIVE days In tho
Wheeling Daily lntclllgcncer and Wheel
Ing Daily Register.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that Mt
the general election for state, district.
county and other officers to be held on thu
third day OF November. In the wear
eighteen hundred and nlncty-six. together
with the election OF n Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Ohio County for tho regular term.
commencing on the first day OF january,
1897. the election OF n Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County for the said uneX-
p!rcd term, ending OH the t~hlrty-tlrst day
OF December, 1896. shall be made,
WitncsE. John Walton. clerk Of our said
court. at tho court house OF said county,
this 2Gth day OF August. 1896, md In the
Itli year OF the state Of West Virginia.
nue. JOHN WALTON. Clark
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Roof Garden Vaudeville company
booked to appear at the Grand for this
week Is without doubt the best specially
organization on the road. 1t Is made up
o: the highest salarlcd artists In that
branch Of the theatrical profession. and
every one Of them Is a star. The great
Rialta IL with the company. and will do
her wonderful fire dance at every per-
formance. Frank Wills Is another star.
Phil and Scttic Peters, Oscar Sisson and
Josephine Sheppard are others. They
are all well known In Wheeling, and
should pack the theater at every per-
formance. Instead OF staying only three
nights, the company will be seen at the
Grand the entire week. at popular prices.
Seats Are nov on sale at the box office.
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LADIES OF THE q. a. Il.
Organize a stats Dspartmeut fnr West
Virginia, Saturday.

'A""'to " statt ipbpNr.lhnut TOR West
Virginia, Saturday.
The department OF West Virginia La
dies OF the q, A.. H., was Instituted by
Mrs, Carrie V. Sheriff, past national
president, Of Allegheny, In circle hall,
IN the W. G, 7, Y. building on Satur-
DAY, Mrs, Alice McChesney wna mp
pointed secretary pro TEN, The follow
ihB officers were elected aud appoint
cd; Mrs. NJ. Anna Hail, department
president; Mrs. G. II. Horn, senior vice:
Mrs. Elizabeth Chaltnut, junior vice.
MISS Kate WlEginton. secretary: Mrs.
Oilvin Botsford. treasurer: Mrs. Il, j,
McFnddcn. counsellor; Mrs. Sue l..
lteel, Inspector; institution and In
Mrs. Alice McChCsnGy. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Martha Richardson,
Miss Emma Coppage. Mrs. Eliza Ftil.
lerton, council OF administration: Mrs.
Sarah McClcmcnt. conductor; Mrs. Re.
Deccn Barnes, guard: committee on
credentials. Mrs. Alice McChcsnoy, Mrs.
NJ. Anna Hall, Miss Emma Coppngo;
committee on resolutions. Mrs, Alice
McChesncy, Mrs. Martha Richardson,
Mrs. Esther Mathews.
The following resolutions were adopt.
cd:
Resolved, That we, the committee on
resolutions, tender n vote OF thanks to
the Wheeling ,1ntclligcnCcr. Register
and News. for their kind and courteous
treatment OF the Ladies' OF tho G.. \. r.,
also to Sister Carrie V. Sheriff for her
Kind Instructions TO tho circles w the
department OF West Virginia for their
Efforts IN behalf OF the department.
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FLORENCE SHANKs BURNED


To the Waters Eis. Last Night In the
Parksrsburg IInrbor.
Special Dispatch to the I~ntellIgcncer.
PARKERSBuRC. Aug. SO.-At II
O'Clock tonight the propeller Florence
Shanks took fire while lying in the
Little knnawha river and was totally
destroyed. AZ nothing could be done to
save her. When the Waterman on her
first discovered the blaze he sounded
her whistle repeatedly and u lille Inter
an alarm OF lire was turned In and n
large crowd soon collected to witness
the contlagration, which vast benuti-
full one. Great difficulty was had In
keeping the burning boat from floating
into the E;lnine and other boats. she
having broken loose from her moorIpgs.
The Shank's was owned by Captain l..
Cramcr and son and Capt. Jim Hutch
inson OF this city. They paid $1,000 for
her. How The fire originated ~ not
known. There WIS some Insurance on
the Inflated steamboat
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TRusTEE's SALE.

- . ...- .a... -
By virtue OF i decd OF trust made by
Charles Kunkel and GeorGinc Kunkel. his
wife, to the undersigned trustee. bearing
date on the 10th day OF August. A.. D. lSsT,
and recorded In the office OF the clerk OF
the county court for Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. %
page 1913, the said trustee will. on
SATURDAY. THE ETH DAY oFSEP-
TENDER, A D. 1876.
proceed 10 sell ut public auction at tho
front door OF the court house of said
county, in the city OF Wheeling, the fol-
lowing described property: All that GER
tain piece or parcel OF ground situate and
bclnE In that part OF tho city OF Wheeling
formerly called the Town OF South
Wheeling" In the county Of Ohio. state OF
West Virginia, and known NJ the south
one-half OF lot Numbered five (s. Il lot s..
in square numbered sixteen 40, in the
said city. together with all the improve
ments situate thereon and thereunto be-
longing.
TERMS OF SALE-Casr.
LOUIS +. STIFEL, Trustee
J. c. HERvlGY. A%uct!onccr. aulo
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THE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Charlcston...H II. X. BEDFORD, "a. IN.
pittsburgh. .kANAWHA, s y. m.
SIstcrSvlllc. JEWEL, ! II. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
ParkersbutG.ARGASD. II a. m.
ClRrington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
SteuhcnrtllC.. ENOS TAYLOR. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Purkorsburg.J. C. HOPKINS. II n. III.
MataInoras. ANDY HATCHER, II Il, III,
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
Stcubcnvillc., ESOS TAYLOR, go p. m.
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MY little boy. when two years OF age.
was taken very III with blood tiuX. I
was advised to use Chamberla!r's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhocn Remedy, and
luckily procured part OF a bottle. I
carefully read the directions and gave
II accordingly. He vas very low. but
slowly and surely he began to Improve.
gradually recovered. and Is now as
stout and strong MS ever | feel sure IL
saved his life. I y can praise the
Remedy half It's worth. l am sorry
every one In the world does not know
how good 1t Is. as do.-SIrs. Lima s.
Hinton, ~GrahamsvllS, Marion County.
ElnrIln.
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SOUND MONEY
Democrats Of West Virginia Hold
u Convention and
NAME PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

An Ehfortto Dodge tho is.ne wa. a ra.,.
are-son,e Wanted an Endor,em Ont Of
ths Democratic Platform OF 1879, but
ln'te"d a Straight, unswerrlns Deela-
ration for the Gold Standard Is Made.
Delegates 10 the sound Money convsn-
ton Selected.
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The brokerage business. dealing In real
estate, stocks and bonds. procuring and
placing OF loans, as well rs, the insurance
and other lines OF business similar to those
hitherto conducted by the late firm OF
Simpson 4 liaZlett, will be carried on by
the undersigned ut No. 1911 Market street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
HOWARD HAZLETT.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
.AISSoLUTIoN NOTICE.

~
Tho firm Of Simpson & TTazlett has been
this dry dissolved by mutual consent,
William D.. Simpson retiring. The bust
ness will I've settled up by Howard Hnzlett,
who will pay all the liabilities of the firm
and collect all debts due II.
W. Il. SIMPSON.
HOWARD HAXLETT.
Wheeling. August N. lSGh.
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REAL ESTATE.
FCR R-RNrn

. -
No Sa, ssI Main r'rect, room. ,o,,
NG, W. Main street, saloon wifi
10, Y T%rnty-t1Urth Htrro,
10. I!SZ Market RtrGrt... '"pinftiy
70. 2H Eighteenth Gtrcrt ''''r ",, N
No. 20 Alley lB..D..,. '''''r", ,t
no, llld Warren street ''''''''u#. d., tx
!tIDldchce WUodsGnIr ",u. *
no. itl2 Nlhln street, Htru. 't, ~
Hthhlu rear OF German H., p'N- t,,rs
%iScFlIenc" Pheasant Van "", Cd
MtsluGnG9 Il"ag1nt ynllFg nu, "a
Nd IN Fourteenth VirpTt ''"'''",,l! IA
20. 21l. Main FttUCi, q rgrT'' '''''',, -
crescent llaCC, i.Toumru had, Ga
Z roOilt IlcnHnnt VoiIr w. ''''' ''"n, ia
NO. gl3J Main street, 4 room '''", ~
FOR SALE "' "a
no. 1895 MCCOllUch strunl
No, 1863 MCCullDch urr,i'
No. GB S~cVentCCntli riIrg.,
No. " Sixteenth plrrr,
no. CO North Front ytrnr,
Nos. i6e and AZ National r,,.
SlN-ro0mCd house prnIIrII,1''1'
Non; Wy nnd is2is MurIrt ,I.t,,
Ing. 'oOI" and dysr,
Lot on South Front street.
1 lota McMCuhcu,
lOtH Film Grove,
Lot W0Od9dulc,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of q decd OF trust tnndo by
James ". Dlnch and Nancy Il. Dinch. HIS
wife, and John Dinch to me. M trustee,
bearing date on tho irst day OF April. 1893.
and now OF record In the clerks office OF
the county court OF Ohio county. West
| Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No. 81.
page 500. l will on
TUESDAY. TIE FIRST DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1895.
sell ut public auction on the premises
hereinafter described tho real estate do
scrlbcd In said deed OF trust. that Is 10 say,
all that certain trnct OF Ian situated on
the waters OF Cnstlennn'S Run. In tho
| sInin. and adjoining the lands, Of Joseph
O.. Curtis. Joseph McCnuslnnd, John @.
Rodgers and others, and bounded md de-
sCrIbod MS follows: Beginning ut n white
oak In Jos. McCnusland's line and running
thence north lG' cnnt 81 poles TO Il stake;
| thence south 30 east 70 poles TO n stnko
| near the barn on said land; thence south
So east 70 poles to Il black walnut. Corner
to lands OF Johnson L. Garrison and 9TH
crs: thence south g east Id poles TO II
beech. cornc to landH OF Joseph o. Curtis:
| thence north lS' 30 west JAG poles to n
! tree. corner to lands OF Joseph Nc
CHuslHnd: thence north l2, west 10 poles
md Ii links to the place Of beginning, and
containing forty-siS (i6) acres and two (?)
roods. more or less. this being the Same
property that was conveyed to James W.
DInch md John Dlnch by Julln a. Prall
and Robert l.. Prall. her husband. by deed
hearing date March y. 1893. and now or
| record in the clerks Office OF the county
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF tho
purchase money md as much more rs the
purchaser may elect TO pay In cash on day
OF sale: the balance In two equal pay
mentS mt one and two years. the purchaser
executing his notes with approved per-
Sonal security for the deferred INSTALL
ments. with Interest from day OF sale.
the Interest on the second deferred in
said property TO be retained until said
notes are lifted.
JOHN E. DUNLAP,
uui Trustee.
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E70R SALE.
PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE.
WEST N1RGlNIA.

The National Collection Agency {
Washington, D. c., will dispose OF the e
lowing judgments:
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HOUSES AND LOTS NOR Si All

Enn streets. '"'.ilh All
No; l61 Sixteenth street, LOT INVITA-
4 line residence In plras.L TVSIry teet
Nos. l99'And 1872 Seventeenth ICY
Nc. SkOntuCky street. / r"1,T ''SgI
No, . kentucky street, lot g,T~iirs
a ililG residence On VIrsiH~A ,Sei
modern convenience: price law ''esN ~
No 12!2 ChGpllnC street, la,,. a.,
EulldInErU 'S'Es Nib
No. g 18th street, : rooms and ,,,,,.
No. Ing 18th street, & rooms ~ aus
Lot corner Main and SlNi"oTIttna stat..
No. l2l 1ith street, I rooms ny ~ NuEtt
NO. 1922 Chnpllho street, ! rC6S,s s"'A
No. 1919 Chnpllne street, j r0nnIS'
Lot on Main ST., between EG ma ,,,
slots on North Wabash sitee, " NJ 81
No. 81 South Broadway, fcslts,,. .
E. Hughes, Esq. s"ee OIL
Lot 4GSleg North York s,rro,
Lot No. 20 Indiana st, 7 rnG,,,
No. q n. Wabash ST. c ROOM mo1,s
a fine lot In Pleasant VALLEY s"eih
Nc. 10 Vermont street. 1 ruoIas. n, st..
feet: $3.50. w -tt
The Bloch property on North Mat, 9,
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone G9. 49,,
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49,, arc tho best altcrtIInncr
Hoods Pills pills. aid digestion. 25o.
DIssoLUTIoN-JoHN BECKER &c co.
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership,

Tho firm Of John Decker & Co.. jewelers.
md Opticians, has been dissolved. Henry
" Etz. retiring. The business will no
continued rs John Becker n Co. Thank
Ing our friends and tho public In general
for tho liberal patronage bestowed upon us
In the past. we hope to have n fair contln-
unnco Of the Rnino IN tho future.
All persons having claims against tho
firm Will present tho same for settlement.
and all persons knowing themselves In
dcbtcd will please call and mako II settle
mcnt. Respectfully.
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T

Sixth annunls session begins MONDAY, SEP
T1:nllsEs ~, $500. This school offers d
complete md thorough education In Practical.
ESslIslI, MATHEMATICS, ENGLISH CLASSICS, LATIN,
MODERN LANGUAGES and EioCurloS.
ART STUDIO, conducted by Mrs. Eva Hub.
Dasn. oilers superior advantages for Pencil.
Charcoal, Water Color. Crayou Drawings md
OIL Painting,
Boys received In tho Primary and l~n;crmcdl.
atc Departments. For circulars or interview,
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MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
my90 Principal, Wheeling, W. Va.