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The evening times., 1896-02-12

KEPT VIGIL ALL NIGHT
CJose Watcn Maintained on the Scene o.
Yesterdays Fire.
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NO USE FOR HER NOW
Miss Dame Discharged from the Treas
ury Department.
The evening times., 1896-02-12

ROPE HAS BEEy STRETCHED
AZ PREPARATIONS Have Been Complete
for Harris Execution
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WITH THE ROENTGEN RAYS
Successful Experiments Made by Army
Officers,
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LENT'S SHADOW THREATENS
society Making the Most OF the Remain
ing Days.
The evening times., 1896-02-12

WATER IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Trasiees Discussed the Natter ut Thci
Regular Meeting.
The evening times., 1896-02-12

GIBEON MADE A SPEECH
Review OF he Years Wheeling Befort
the l. A. ".
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FAvORs THE MERCHANTS
Order Extending Park Privileges to L
ceused Vendors.
The evening times., 1896-02-12

CHINATOWN Is ALL AGCG--
Oiisn,al Yew Year Will BE Celebrate
Today. g
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DOES NOT WANT CONTRACTS
Labor Is Opposed to the System and
Saws so.
The evening times., 1896-02-12

ASKING MEXICAN TROOPS
Ell Paso Miaistas Working to Stop the
Prize Fight.
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G|3;I1: F7'I7
EgQ&9NCER9

uT would not surprise me to see the
/ sixth Virginia district elect a Re-
publican this fall TO succeed Congress.
man Otey." remarked q wcil-known attor-
ney from that district at the Metropolitan
last night.
The Democrats have been losing ground
therescry rapidly oflatc, aud unless Lynch
burg anu Campbell county can be depended
upon to roll up unusually large ma iorities.
our goose is cooked. In the western part
or the district there Is u strong Republican
sentiment -
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How true ii is that the good die young
saii the facetious Doarder as lie wrestied
with n piece Of tough chicken.
The evening times., 1896-02-12
The Times Branch Offices.

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can secure their supply Of Morning
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Frank smith. ith and 6 stS INV.
NJ. ;icN uity, 1886 iith II INV.
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Joseph Linden, I0G sth st se-
VI + Mnciry. 900 II 1T. no.
Joseph fciisnat. 600 eth ST sw.
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FAILS To GRANT RELEF-
commissioners New Gas bff Il i;ot What
u Wanted.
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BUY A VOTE IN A YEARS
Suppiy Of Bustss. AsS LUcK'S BOOM He
bgeu FAiI
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wanton Cupid

wanton Cupid
"The god quoth she.
'.Of love must be
An archer VI perfection.
Since It's said to his shame
His unerring aim
Never misses tbr mark or afiecuon-
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the week ended February 8, 1896,
was as follows
The evening times., 1896-02-12

WASHINGTON, D. C.. FEBRUARY IL 1895.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-10

straight.out,answcr but 4 minute later.
ne answered the question quite az salts.
taftorily eveni II wnsin a rouhhaeout
way, He was .sp~aking OF the Intslll-
gcnccr table OF gu5ernltpriai prefer
enecs. which Ms printedlaat Saturday
morning. ease him almost as many
votes aE all the other cardidatps, He
claimed that tii- table do.S not represent
nearly ullS hia strength. Particularly
WIS he confident Of getting more votes
IN the Second district counties than nrc
credited 10 him. II he gets what hs IN.
Inmates are for him. there IL not the least
doubt but that he will DO nominated In
a whirl on the first ballot. E'nr figures.
however. he referred the I%ntclilsenccr 10
hin frIendA.
Il would like TO have the 1nteIlIgenc.r
deny a statement that has lAtu golni.
the rounds for some lime - raid tho can.
dida,c. "lt haS been shId that | have
pledged almost every Ethu oifce In the
Silt Of tho governor 10 certain OF my
supporters In return for that support,
This IL entirely untrue. When 1 entered
the campaign months aEo | made up my
mind 10 MAKE a clean fight and pr0nts.
nothing | have stuck 10 that resplu-
tton. and have promised nothing. IL has
been said TINT ! have already promised
the ONCE of secretary OF state 10 Mr..
Chiffon. 4 statement that Is false. A DEL
egate from your part OF the state who
was for me until recently, withdrew his
support because / refused 20 allow him
20 dictate the patronage OF u OF the
state Institutions"
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ARE FOR MEIGEEE.
The Unit RnIe IN be Enforced In the Mar
shall County judicial Delegation.

At 4 meeting Of the Republican coun-
ty executive committee OF Marshall
county, held in the court house at
MoundsvLle. on Saturday, the follow
Ing preamble and resolution were
adopted:
Whereas. On the 32rd day OF June,
1896, James Z. Hooton and b. F. Neigh
en-. candidates for Judge OF The cir
cult court OF the First judicial circuit
OF West Virginia, appeared before the
Republican county executive commit
tee OF Marshall county. West Virginia,
IN session. with the view OF obtaining
a united delegation for one candidate
from said county for said position and
entered Into a contract that said IioOt-
on and Mcighen would make a friendly
contest In III" county at the district
primary conventions to be held July il,
1895. zach selecting delegates 10 be
voted for at all voting precincts In the
county, and the candidate who should
succeed In elcctlng sufficient delegates
TO represent a majority Of the votes in
the county, taking as 4 basis the vote
Of Captain =. Il. DOvener for Congress
In 1894, shall be the sole candidate fdr
Marshal! county. and the unit rule
shall be adopted, giving said candidate
the united support OF all delegates
elected by either candidate to the ju-
d!cial convention. 90 long az there was
any prospect of his nomination. and 1t
appearing 10 said Republican county
executive committee that the delegates
elected for y. +. Mcjghcn represent 4
majority OF said votes. and lanes l..
Hoot0u having wItklrawn from said
contest in accordance with gaid con
tract. II Is hereby
Resolved, That L. +. McIghen Is the
nominee for Marshall county for judge
of the circuit court In the First judlc-
!al circuit OF West Virginia. and Is en-
titled to receive the unanimous support
OF the delegates in the said county,
elected July II, 1896. Ia the judicial CON
yentiOn to be held In th" city OF Wheel
Ing, Aug IL. 1896. and thc vote Of said
delegates shall be cast rs Il unit for
said 3. +. Mciyhcn. unless at any time
during the convention IT, becomes man
ifcSt to n majority OF the delegation
that he canno be nominated.
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Charley Wells, Of Gioycr's Gap: o. N.
kotn. Of NarninGton: Secrrtary Of the
iStrtc c6rimittNe william A. Ohley, OF
Charleston; Holly g. (Huliy Gee) ARM
strong. OF Jackson; Judge George n.
Umsted. OF New MArtinsvlilc. Colonel
Clarence L. Smith. OF FalrmDnt, one OF
the subcrnatofial nomination cnnOl-
dates: II. s, Wilson, Of Charleston: S.
y. Green. of CpariestbD. an aspirnnt
for the supreme thdgeship nomination;
J. y. de Gruytcr. OF Charleston. n "Ba-
chem" OF the Knnnwbh Democrncy;the
ln!iniinbic G. Wood Daily. OF Elkins.
Professor y. ]. Wilkinson. OF Grafton.
and Prof Robert. A. Armstrong. OF Mo-
nonEA AHA. Upshur. candidate for iOmII-
nation for superintendent OF schools.
The only two leaders Of prominence
at the Mcclure yesterday afternoon
wetn State Chairman Chiffon, nrl
Joe Gallagher, Of Marshall. Th" lat.
ter was nursing hts shcrlnalty boom In
good style.
Among those who will have their
quarters htIthe Mcclure ara the fol-
lowing; Postmaster J.. Hon Edwards.
OF Weston: G.. G, Martin. OF Parkers-
burg: IL W. Buckley. OF Weston; II. Il.
Wilkinson. Of Lincoln. 81. +. SnIdCr. OF
West Union: ]. j.. Connell. OF ROmncy:
Dave Leonard. OF ParNrrBburG: u. C..
Mckay, OF Jackson: Thomas Davis, OF
Piedmont; Editor Lee II. Vance. OF
ClnrkSburE: j.. v Armstrong, of Raw
erswOod: DR.. ". d. Rowe. OF the stale
insane asylum: Thomas l. Broun. OF
chatleston; J. II. Miller. OF Hinton;
Professor Wilson -. FouIk. OF Pied
mont; S, ". Brown. OF KannASbl; COL
Onel Taylor Hlnson ("Eound money"
Democracy. and eX-State Treasurer w.
II Thompson. OF Huntington; W. C.
HiBglnbotham, Of jackson.
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BERKELEY REPUBLICANS
Open Their cHmpaisn-,Ir. Dayton al
Mr. i~Iattsptak to EntitutlA,tiu Crowd.

Open Their cRn,iaisn-Mr. Dayton and
Mr. i%Iattsptak TO Enti,utiA,tic Crowds.
Special Dispatch 10 tho Intelligence.
MART1SSBURG. ". Va, Aus. a.
The Republican campaign in this county
was opened yesterday at the convention
to nominate county officers. Hon. W. II.
II. Flick was chairman OF the cDnyen-
tIon and L. Dew. Gtrhardt secretary.
These nominations were made: For
sheriff. James II. Smith; delegate 10 the
legislature. James u. Small: prosecuting
attorney. U. s. g, Pitzcr; clerk OF the
county court. ]. L. Bender: clerk OF the
circuit court. l.. Dew. Gerhardt; assess
nrS. C.L Nicely and Daniel FuiK:
~ surveyor, !. w. Wood; county COM
missioner. Joseph FiscuS. The ticket Is
regarded as exceptionally strong, all
the nominees being representative men
| OF high standing.
Resolutions were adopted indor5inS
the platform and ticket or the national
Republican convention and that Of the
state convention.
Pending the report OF the committee
on REVOLUTIONS Hon. C.. y. Hart, OF
Wheeling, n introduced. lie was.
given an enthusiastic reception. and al
though the temperature in the hall stood
1t 100 the crowd remained aud gave him
the closest attention. Mr.. Hart diacuSs-
the silver question. addressing himself
particularly to the farmers. and showed
the Pcrn!cl0us effects 10 the agricultural
Interests Of the free coinage Of silver ut
the ratio Of Is TO ! II enacted into a law.
AT the conclusion of his speech there
| IpNFA lpIIH Fnlla for frntN FTnEgV,p q, Mo
ton, who WAS seated on the stage. Mr..
Dayton responded In a few remarks,
which were enthusiastically received.
At night q tremendous meeting was
held In the public square under the aus
ptcca or the Abraham Lincoln Tepub-
iIcan club. There was great enthusiasm.
ar. W. y. LAnch presided. insisted by
Mr.. u. $. G. PitZer. Both Mr.. Hart and
Congressman Dayton. spoke. The for
mcr discussed the free coinage OF silver
question In all lis aspects and made an
able and convincing argument In favor
OF the Republican hoCtrinS Mr.. Day
ton discussed the issues uf the cam
raiGn in detail. TheEc ISSUES on the Re-
publican side are, hc said, protection.
reciprocity and s1uni money. aud pItt-d
against them IS n platform that tavors
free trade. Il deprecated currency and 1
communistic attack upon the Ins;itu-
tinas Of tho country.
In conclusion he said It was the duty
OF every honest citizen 10 vot- FOR six
teen things, namely: honesty. good faith,
security. truth. morality. business con-
hdence. self respect. reciprocity. prOtec-
;ion. good times, good wages, plenty OF
work. law and order. prosperity. Nc
K!nley and Hobart. The speccheE
throughout were frequently and heart
ily ~applaudded.
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BENEFITS BOOMERS
WIN Reach Wheeling th.. Afternoon.
Coundent Their Man will he Nominated
on h s'eond or THIRD BaiIot-say
Watts will Surely be Defeated.

on the second or Third BaiIot-say
Watts will Surely he Defeated.
Special Dispatch to tho I%n,elilSence..
WESTON, W. va. August g.-The
same activity that has marked the
movements Of the managers OF Judge
Bennett's boom for governor for the
past week. was continued to-day. and
The fact that the day is Sunday has
apparently made no difference to those
who have the Judges "boomlett in
charge. The only ~percep,ihIe Differ
c was thai the out OF town callers
were not 30 manly as on previous days.
but around headquarters all Is hustle
and hurry,
] am reliably informed that the Ben.
nett people have Information 10 ri
enect that Watts forces VIII 20 to
pieces after the first ballot. TeleSrams
have been received from all parts OF
me state. pleaging support 10 Judge
Kenre.t after the frs; ballot The
bennett people claim j hundred and
my votes on the first ballot. and say
that they have assurances from n SUI
Dclsnt umbe OF counties to nominate
MIN on the second or Third ballot. K Is
certainly a fact that BENNETT stock has
made 4 wonderful jump upwards with
IN the past few days. and IL Is very
apparent here that the knowing ones
wear 4 vary confident air and have evil
IDENTIFY received great announcement
within the past few days.
One Of the arguments advanced by
me Bennett boomers is that thu feeling
between the Watts and RalphSnyder
forces Is such that Il would never do
20 nominate either OF them and that
consequently, Bennett IS the logical
candidate Of the situation. They claim.
that they are making 4 clean Campaign
aHH have nothing. personally, 10 say
against either &iessrs. Watts or Ralph
synder.
! asked n OF Judge Bennett's lieu.
tenants Tonight II he thought General
waite would get the nomination On the
nrst ballot. lie hootcd at the idea and
SAID Bennett would get several u
ties on the first ballot, which the Watts
people claimed. He also added:
You may say 10 the InteliiSsncer
mat II can announce au~thuritatiyely,
that there will be no nomination for
governor on the first ballot. We have
information which makes that fact pos
tttveiy certain. We have only n claim
10 make and hat Is that Judge Ben
TEett viii surely BE- nominated OF tn.
second or third ballot"
There Is a rary decided disposition in
all parts Of the state to take things out
OF the hands OF the Kanawha machine,
and give another part OF the state a
SHOW. Lewis county will send a big
Delegation to Wheeling to talk BEN
metz and work for his nomination.
The delegation will leave Tomorrow
morning at 2 o'clock and expect 20 ar
" Wheeling az : o'clock Tomorrow
afternoon. Judge BenEctt will accom-
pany them and will have headquarters
at the McLur. House.
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ceiye the nomination. Colonel wood
ford Is y warm adiRircr OF Captain
Dovcner. who WIS his committee clerk
was located here and Colonel Woodford
was Il member'of the Legislature.
Editor Sperry. OF the EiaraEburs TrI-
bnne. Is mn active candidate. as Is alB1
W Scott, OF Harrison coanty, IN
ex.ncWspapcr mar. n0Y d lawyer. Col
.onel vs. 81. CHld Bid Kincaid. OF
Cameron. who disputes with Colonel
wo0dford, the title az Original Free
silver Man" In the state, lS another
candidate. Still another IL Hon, \. 4.
Lewis, OF Weston. who viii be hero to-
day. a ~reccptlpp candidate 10 Colonel
". -. Arncti. Of this city, At any
rate It's an even thing a colonel Will
get there.
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THREE COUNTIES WILL BOLT
From Watt. "Ins'rnetions aud Go Over 10
the Bsnu,it Camp.

Last night the Intelligence. received
the information from a very good
source 10 the cnect thai the deIeSl-
lions OF G!lmcr. Pocahontas and Web
Sier counties will bolt their Watts In
struc;inns and voi" for Judge Bennett
on the first ballot. The Watts men de-
ny the truth Of this statement, but
there is no doubt they fear n STAN
peds from their leader and are doing
everything possible 10 prevent II.
Whether or not they Will succeed re-
mains to be seen,
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Special Dispatch TO tho IntelIEcneer.

Special Dispatch TO tho IntelIiEcncer.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. August D.
1t Is believed that there have been some
changes In the complexion Of the Ca
bell delegation TO the Wheeling state
~ the delegation stood seventeen for
Waits. nineteen for RAiphsnyde- and
two non -committni, II is believed that
changes have tnken place which may
change the whole delegation 60 Watts.
Under the unit rule. Ralphspydcr had
the delegation. but II cannot safely be
counted now for him.
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Al Gdspateh 10 ,he In,elIlrenee-.

Special Dispatch TO the IhteiliEcncer.
PARKERsBURG. w. Va, Angus; ..
Sine Judge Benefits vowed can
diilcy, Wood courty'S delegation 10
the state Democratic convention has
experienced u material change. which
greatly affects Waits support from
thIs county. However, Watts has a
small majority over Bennett, a1d
i~talphsnyder follows both closely. 4
prominent Democratic politician states
that Wood couniy's vote viii be dis
tributed as follows: Watts thirteen;
Bennett. ten: and ~RnlphSnyder. seven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-10

IF you have ever seen a little child
In the agony OF summer complaint, you
can realize tn. danger Of the trouble
and appreciate the value OF %instantan-
eous relief always afforded by DeWitt's
Collie & Cholera Cure. For d]yscntery
and d!arrhcea II Is 4 reliable remedy.
we could not afford 10 recommend this
M n cure unless II were 4 cure. Charles
K. Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bo%ic & Co.. Bridgeport: Pea
body & Son. Benw0od. 8
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WILL BE STRIKE
TIN Plate Mills ut Eiwood May he Made
Son-unIou.

CINCINNATI. Oh!o. August Sat
the conference at Elwood. Indiana. yes
icrday. between President Garland, ot
the Amalganated Association, and the
commltteee OF the American tin plate
company. the reduction OF fifteen per
zen; was rejected. The scale mas not
been signed and the company a they
cannot operate under IL and VIII start
with n]0n-union men. II Is expected at
thr offices OF the American Tin Plate
Company, here, that the mills will be
operated with new men within 4 week
or twu.
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Last evenings arrivals included Hon.
Virgil a. Lewis, state superintendent
OF free schools. who came up from
Charleston with a force of boomers"
He hRd established headquarters at
the Stamm house. He is hopeful and
confident OF the result OF his contest for
a denomination.
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CHAIRMAN cHlLr0N
Says Therri Is No Dorbt Of III. Nomination
Of MatI..

State Chairman William E. Chiffon.
when seen yesterday afternoon. said
that there is no doubt whatever OF the
nomination OF General Watts on the
first ballot. While he had no figures
to give out for publication, he said
Watts would have all the votes neces-
s1ry and sOma 10 spare. He sayg the
active canvaSS made by his leade Is
bound to bear fruit TO the extent OF a
good round majority In the convention.
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Commencing to-day, August S. the
Baltimore & Ohio Will run trains No.
!. 5 and IL into tho A~ioundsville camp
ground station until further notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-10

CHAPLAIN 0IcCABE will deliver his
great wal lecture. 'Th4 Bright side Of
Libby Prison" Friday evening. August
II, ut 3Ioundsville camp ground. mw&f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-10
Ladies' Silk
Underwear
MARRIED DOWN.

We have marked down and placed on sale at Our dress
goods counters our entire stock OF Ladies All Silk and Silk
and Isle Summer Underwear, enabling the customer 10
buy at this sale fine Silk and Silk and Isle Vests in low
neck and short sleeves, and high neck and long sleeves,
from 4Sc up. Fine blackAll Silk Vests marked down from
$500 to $500, and all others in proportion. II interested,
call and examine the best made at the lowest prices ever
named by us. We have all sizes and kinds.
We want to call special attention to some fine bargains
in our Suit Department-meaning JUST HALE PRICE
ior our entire line OF CHILDRENS WHITE PIQUE
JACKETS, LADIES MOHA1R DRESSES, LADIES'
PRIMO WRAPS, LADIES' COTTON COVERT
sSUlTS. LADIES PIQUE DRESSES, LADIES LAWN
DRESSES, LADIES LAWN WRAPPERS, LADIES'
PERCALE WRAPPERS.
Not many ready-rnade garments lett, but what we have
arc this seasons purchase and choice STYLES. and YOU can
have any garment advertised at JUST HALF PRICE.
This marked sale will commence Monday morning, and
continue during the week.
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CHEAP
DRY GOODS.

This is the season OF the year for giving bargains. First
one department, then another employs the marking down
system to reduce stock and close out lines. For the last
Z ten days we have been giving great bargains to our Gus
OF Hcms,itchcd Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bolsters, and
although the stock OF these goods; is greatly reduced, We still
have some OF each 10 sell at the marked down price, and
will continue the sale one week longer.
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THE King Of Pills is Beccham's-
BEECIfAM'S.
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Hoods Pills blIlotshrSs. q cents.
Observation-Disclosures BECKER G. co.
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The firm OF John Becker s. Co. Jewellers
and Opticians, has been dissolved. Henry
". Et2. rtf!rlns, The business will bc
continued nv John Becker & Co. Thank
inE bur friends and til" public in general
for tho liberal patronage bestowed upon ug
in tho past. we hope 70, have n fair contir-
uancc OF The sNne the future.
AZ persons having claims ngaInst the
trin viii present tho same Tor settlement,
and i'll pGraons knowing themselves In.
dcbtcd will please call ana make II settle
mnnt. Respectfully.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

$40 buys House. 1 rcon.s. 10; 5r5-No.
Jl2 McCol-aSE street.
s'Jl buzz The best vacErt LOT or tie
Island. size @Ii9i. Paved street
H.a9 bHy$"licuse OF I rooms in tie Oh
Fair Grounds addition.
Corner ict. jacob and For,y-seco-I
streets. AZ 4 bargain.
o S!Sand sd& Jacob street, ant housa
In rear u bargain.
Money to Loan on Property
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-10
d POLITICAL
JUDICIal CONVENTION.

Tho Republican Judicial Convention Cor
the purpose OF nominating two Judges to-
tho counties Of Hancock, Brooke. Ohio
aud Marshall. will he held in the CHAMBER
OF Part ] tot the Circuit Court. IN Wheel.
ing: W. VA, Thursday. August Is, 1896. AZ
l O'Clock y. NJ.
THOMAS PRICE.
Chairman Hancock County Republican
Executive Committee.
c. Z. SCOTT,
Chairman Brooke County Republican e.
ccutlve Committee.
J.. X. HALL
Chairman Ohio County Republican Exccu-
tive Committee.
o. l. HOLIDAY.
Chairman Marshall County Republican
Executive Committee.
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FOR SALE.

a good investment corner Twel:,h a.3
SOf streets.
no. 1sI Sixteenth street, lot 51Il3 feat
A fine residence in Pleasant Valley.
Nos. l1 and &c Seventeenth street
No. S Kentucky street. 1 ROOMS.
No. : Kentucky street. lot 3Q1lig feet.
a firc fesiceaCc on Virginia stree. An
modern ~couvenience: price low.
No. 81 Chapllre street. large ta.r
building.
No s. 18th street. : rootnS and stab!..
No. lS lIth street. 5 roOus and StAba
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth stree.
No. IL iith street, : rooms and bath.
No. 1Je Chapline street. 7 roonz.
No. LIS ChaplIae street, s rooms.
Lot on Main St, between I'D and II s.,
lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway. residence o. /
E Hughes, Esq.
Lot 4sXi31 NorIh York street.
Lot No - Indiana St. ! rooms. rnod.-.
No. TN.tWabash St. s rooms, cAean,
a fine lot in Pleasant Valley.
No. /: Vermont street. 1 rooEls; 10: .51.S
feet: G.5M.
The Eloch property on North Main S.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHARr & TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone IL. cp.i