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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30


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o-' ''''-'" '-i '''.9 ,..-s ~ ,l.
10 ~ was e'eO'1u i- '--' 80. and
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9po1N'- 'S s7o'' -''' -t, v,,,r. o.,
20 lHe place ol Lneell''7' - ' '', -
"ei' $ ielio'''-'-' y, ..''. 49,. ',' M
oU' 'N very eIeD''.'''' Ia -ho 9.
was .-. 3D.. odd
-oois p.@-io''' '','''' y, - ~ mo-
s'a-1'i u' ne ~ ''''''' $50, -5,-...,s
ll'-,''' SpeaAiu5' ''' t.-a I'm
ll"'e uurlns ''e cam '''. .--.
iiz-sIeo 10 more '',''-' NV, -, ,-5.,. Inv
ue -,iee'','9 '9 80 Mr. rnlius
-'' D''' an ''o .,.. ,,,otirs
FoiiucA aS CIdil ''''i '-
Mr.. Pollock made @ orlel addIeSS l"
introducing the sneaker of the even
s,~ M At g tf,r- when Dr Holt
.,.......-....
arose, ne was greeted "-'" 9N'i- 1'''
cheers. Or. Holt said he would give
reaso-s for rho fqfh that is i'm him.
and soi5 no oc.rnisd an enviable po-
49, ,-. .,...--...-. Fl, -,.+ no had
sl1on 10 inns e"Lli.''7--' '' '--''' ''
announced his views ON lue currency
question priOr TO the present campaign
IL. -,-.l ,..... ......... cold limos wore
sold onss oelofe l-r 81 --''''S
ton. Two hands went arp ln the AUDI
ence and Dr Holt said it represented
,,...... ,..-.......-.,, ..t,., IN, tom thou
sand.
Continuing Che speaker told or q
letter he WROTE to Mckinley. dealing
........ and If tho
,.,.t
reply OF the Canton nd,e' I'D ""''"
he thanked DIT. Holt for his friendly
.,,.u,.+,,..- m, chs, -ool nm No
Nlhie! s leCoiu on cue 0U'
lIol' anu suo"ru ''--'- ~''
Satisfaction OF every l'.9o- .u ---'
uleuoe' 1ha' MDN.-..' "'' 81
Sll1gI l-o- os ,-.lS 'y,, 49, -., -. ,., 81
- NJ. an -.,,,..-s ms ,el1
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~ c,c1e-rse .,5.f-i,-s,- r,sre~ lost an
o0ro~-rDf+, IN e+eh Cleveland with q
eilrs, r.7ifs 30
Dv Mold ouo+e5 Mckinley against
c.r,tor Fr-irs VINO eai5 tio+ valre
common Phi. 1erisIarsf iDro ANYTHING
Thev saw silver win drive sold out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION
AND PARADE AT PITTSBURG,
SATURDAY. OCT. 81, '96.

For this occasion the b. & o. Co.
will sell excursion tickets from Bell
aire Wheeling and intermediate points
81 greatly reduced round trip rates.
TicRets good only on date of sale.
Last B. & o. train leaves Pittsburg for
wheeling and Bellaire at 1850 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30

Epicurps pronounce schuulbach
CO.. .,ErlauEer' Beer the finest in 'I. .
ket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30
to meet at the Island hose house at 7:15
tonight
THE new SILVER CLUB.
II Now Has over Tour Hundred Mem
hers.

u No1v Has Over Tour Hundred Mem
bers.
The Citizens Bryan Silver Club met
again last evening at Democratic mead
quarters in the Peabody building, and
fifty-six new members signed the roll,
bringing up the total enrolled mem
bersbip TO three hundred and eighty
seven. Word was received from Elm
Grove that fifteen voters of that town
would also join and march WIN the
club Saturday night, this bringing the
grand total UP to four hundred and
two No other meeting will be held
until the club is called together Satur-
day evening for the parade, but the
officers wish it understood that all vo-
tiers not members of other clubs VIII
be welcomed and given place in line
in the new club, and also supplied with
flags and streamers, absolutely without
expense. There is money enough on
hand to meet all expense, and no one
will he asked or expected to contribute
a cent. The club will be headed in the
parade by Hackett's band, and there
will be a plentiful supply of red hre.
There will be big banner, on one side
of which will be the inscription: The
People" and on the other: 1--WE Mean
Business"
If you believe in free silver and
don't belong to a district or ward club,
fall into the ranks with the Citizens
Bryan Silver Club, Saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30

..ooc of the finest Schmulbach Brewing
cos famous "Erlanger" Beer Try It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30
DESIGNATING THE FLAG.

In Bridgeport and some parts of this city
American flags are displayed by gold bugs
with pictures of Mckinley and Hobart
and various notices printed upon them.
If we are not in error. this is violation
of the Revised Statutes OF the United
States and is an onense indictable in the
Federal Courts.
At all events, it Is very bad taste.
The American flag, in its plain, UNI
decorated form. ought to be good enough
even for gold bug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30

Oct the Bost.-&
TIE WHEELING DAILY hioi'l'
zoe PR WEEK.
Telephone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30
ALONG TRIP
Made by the Local Democracy to Benwood
aud McMechen

AS the campaign progresses Democratic
enthusiasm Increases. and as the fight is
drawing to "a close the local Democratic
hosts are more confident than at any time
since the Chicago convention. This was
evidenced by the remarkable demonstra-
ton at Bellaire Tuesday night. which was
conceded 10y Republicans 10 be the biggest
affair ever held in that town.
Following this. Benvood and McMechen
celebrated last night I'm a way which prov
Ell that the sentiment which has swept
The Buckeye State is not confined to one
side Of the river. West Virginia and Ohio
united I'm capturing the towns of Benwood
and McMechen.
Clubs from Wheeling. Benwood and Bell
aire were I'm line. and there has never been
I'M the town within the memory Of the
aldest citizen. a more noisy or more
graud.y enthusiastic body Of men.
The people of Benwood and McMechen
gave the Bryan forces a reception which
expressed i'm unmistakable terms the pre-
yaiilug sentiment Of those localities. The
entire town Of Benwood had holiday as
pect Every piece of bunting. every flag,
every Japanese lantern that could be Sc
cured was brought out and used in the
adorument Of the houses. The decorations
ON an the streets were arranged on a most
elaborate scale. Large Autographs of
Bryan and Sewal were conspicuous in
the protusion OF decoration and were dis
played at nearly every house.
McMechen also was not behind in the
matter of display. and the residents all
along the road between Benwood and Nc
Mecheu had their houses lighted and
tostefuuy decorated.
The parade formed at Forty-eighth
street and moved south in the following
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-30
A Great Success for IItting An h.a''
Eyes with Glasses.
POLITICAL.

4. ENERAL WATTS APrO\
" MENTS.
The Democratic State ENecui.'.
mittee have arranged mceIu1
eral Watts as follows
WEIGH. October $40, p. No.
IVUUamstown. October 3D. II o.
The above are subject to
county committee.
ANDREW JOHNSTON. Ca
The evening times., 1896-02-22
A BIMETALLIC INCIDENT.
The Long-Whiskered Orator Works
Oui Ills Own Confusion
Chicago Tribune

>hie1rso
Drawing from his pocket a lump of gilt
tering metal tie long -whiskercd orator held
II up for the inspection OF his audience and
proceeded impressively:
MY countrymen, here is a So gold piece
melted down. There is Just as much gold in
1t as there was before IL was melted. IL the
goidbug theory is true, that the government
cannot make absolute money. and that the
government stamp on the coin adds nothing
to the actual value OF it. then this piece of
metal ought to be worth So of any mans
money. Is there anybody in the audicnc ce,"
he went on, with kindling eye and in a
voice that made the windows rattle, That
will give me 50 for it?''
"Yes. sir" promptly responded Il beefy
individual. rising from his scat ;lnt, com ing
forward.
Heres So in silver. Hand over the bull
Hon. It's as good a bargain Us want"
The long-bearded orator took q drink of
water. Then he looked piereingIy at the
man viii. the silver and took another drink
Of water.
My fricnd,' he said, "you are willing to
exchange 50 for this chunk of metal Very
guod, don't want yer money lam mere
iy establishing q principle. Your willing
ness 10 pay good money for piece of
melted gold grows ont of the fact tIiut YOU
know you can take il to the United States
mint, have it coined into money again and
you wont lose q cent. The government
stamp ON that metal when it's made into
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CROSS TO HIS MOTHER.
He wouldn't Make II Good Husband,
She Concluded.
Nav York RAcordar
York Recorder.

When was eighteen years OF age. must
confess ] was very fond OF j nice young
man who had come to see me for over a
year. and we both looked forward TO a
happy wedding in the near future. He
was German: ] IN American. / Under
stood German very well, although ] had
never told him SO.
had never seen his mother, and want
cd to. but lie would say, "Some time
shall take you and show my mother her
new daughter" He seemed n long time
doing 1t. and one day said, Come. Gus,
we will surprise your mother" He said.
rather GROSSLY. "oh, not today" ] said:
"Yes. today. want to co. He had sent
me a lovely bouquet that morning. and
took out some ninks and wore them. When
we got to street, said, ''In this strect?'
Yes. he answered. Mother is queer"
He stopped al an aiicy; then in we went
to very IGOR but respectable rear hCuse.
He opened tie door, and a very lcvciy poor
Httic woman stood in the room. Gus in
toduced US, but Iail never iorgct the
look he gave her. She seemed in dread of
him.
Then she said: ''Oh, Gus. where have
you been since Saturday? 1 have cried
myself sick worrying about you He
ground his teeth, and in German lc said:
'Shut your mouth She sighed as she
walked into the other room- A mirror
hung between The two front windows, and
where I sat could see all that WAS going
on in the rear rooms.
His mother beckoned him TO come in
and he did so. In German she softly asked
for a little money. He took out some
change and gave her part of it, saying in
German: You Old fool, you are always
asking for money. / had debt 10 pay
this morning of So, and / Gm short, so
you can take that or nothing"
Then out he stepped as pleasant as ever
to where was sitting. Il guess we will
start" said I. Your time is your own
he said, not thinking that had understood
and seem. His mother bade Inc goodby.
I invited her to my home, but Gus spoke
up, "0h, mother never goes OUT On
my way home he said, Don't you think
mother is'odd?i mo, | think she is lovely,
and that is more than can say about YOU
"What do you mean, dear?' We'll, if
you want to know, l understood your
German TO your mother.
II saw your looks in the glass. and man
that will use his mother like that / de-
spise." He tried to smooth things over,
but 1 was determined, so that settled the
wedding, but ! am married now to a man
that loves both mother and wife.
The evening times., 1896-02-22
RAILROADS.
Pc ennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
SHIFTS.
In Effect January @, 1890
1880 A. M. PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
irED.-fLlllnan Sleeping, Dining. Smok-
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
to Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. ST.
Louis, Cleveland. and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car TO Harrisburg.
1890 A. M. FAST LINE.-Pullman
Buffet Parlor Car 10 Harrisburg. Parior
and Dining Cars, Harrisburg to Pittsburs.
aAP f NJ SHloAG9 Rlisi AMP PIidT 59Tis Gas
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg TO st. Louis. Cincinnati, Louis
1.IOP. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago and
Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining car to
10 p. Nj, SOUTHWESTERN EX-
PRESS-Pullman Sleeping and Dining
Cars to st. Louis. and Sleeping Car.
Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
Pullman Steering Car to Pittsburg.
7.60 A. M. for Kane Canandaigua.
RohcesIer and Niagara Falls. daily. ex-
1890 A. M. for E1mira and Renova,
daily, except Sunday. For Wiiliamsport,
daily, $40 p: III:
buffalo and Niagara Falls. daily. except
Saturday. with Sleeping. Car Washington
to Suspension Bridge. SG. via via Buffalo;
Rocaestef, Baffaio and e Niasara NiGanan1ssqa. FSIs
daily. S!eepingcar Washington to EImira.
For Philadelphia, New York and the
East
400 p. M. "CoNGREssIoNAL LINZ
IfED.'-Daiiy. all Parior Cars. with
Dining Car from Baltimore. Regular at
ing Carr. 1905 Dining Carr and 1 90
tDining Car from Wilmington, A H..
I2;t5' a;l5; $40. 40, g; 40, 1870 and 1l;a5
7:a6. 800. 1908 Dining Carr, 100
Dining car from Wilmingtonl AM. 1918,
3:i5: 4:2O, $40. 10:e0 and 1885 p. NJ.
days. s,6l and $40 T: 4; daily. For
For Baltimore, 6.25, 7.05. 20, $50, 900.
1000, 1905, 30, II 90 and 1.5O A.
n. 12.lo. I245, 2;o1 3;15. LAO, a 90
7-10, 1000. 1910, IL15, and II 35
PM On Sunday 7.O5, Z. 20, 900, Dos,
J0;95. 1910; Il ! 90 A aa n, 12.I5. I.l5.
and li.sS p. n. ~ io'oo' i"so
For Pope's Greek Line. 7.2O n. m. and 4. sc
For m Annapolis, I 20. 200 a. M, 1915 and
40 p, m. daily, except Sunday Sun
.tagSc dagS; e'S0 Soast a. m i,na nad 422 lopp; 2; m
for jacksonville and st. Augustine, IO;4S
pm. week days. Express for Richmond.
POINTS on Atlantic Coast Line, $3.50 a. m,
$40 p. M, daily. Richmond only, 1867
a. M. week days.
Accommodation for Quantico. 7:45 a. m,
daily, and 4.25 p.m. week days.
For Alexandria: 80, $50. Las. $40,
a sa5 4s 1875 zoo ,S9 Ss7 T. sns, n sos asso rd iS
and 11.33 p. m. On Sunday at 4 80, 7.45,
9.45 4. M, 2.45, 6.15. SOC. and 10. 10
Le;iye Alexandria for Washington. sos,
6.f3, T.05. 500, 9.1U. 1915, 1U.2S a. m,
LOO. 2.l5. 800. J.23, 800, $50; 6.13;
90; a;s0. 9:io, Io.oS, a, ana II % ;9S p. m.
els. $50. zoo, 10. 9.10 and 1O.52
p. m.
Ticgct offices, corner Fifteenth and G.
streets and at the station, Sixth and b
streets. where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from.
hotels and residences.
8. II. PKEy0ST, JR- WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen Passenger Agent.
The evening times., 1896-02-22

coin makes it worth S5 again. Do you see
the point, sir?'' continued the orator, be-
coming more confident. do you see the
point? It's the government stamp"
Yes, SIR broke in the beefy Individual
taking a lump of something white from his
pocket and rendering 1t to the speaker
Here's silver dollar melted down. How
much will you give me for it?''
The long -whiskered orator took another
drink of water, and in a voice of thunder
proceeded 10 denouncetlie crime of 1873.
The evening times., 1896-02-22
How She Parsed "Ho Kissed Me-"

A high schuOl girl. being told by her
teacher 10 parse "Hc kissed me-" consent
ed reluctantly because opposed 10 speaking
OF private matters in public. .'He," she
commenced. with unnecessary emphasis ard
fond lingering over the word that
brought the crimson 10 her cheeks, "is a
pronouu, third person. singular number,
masculine geuder, a gentleman ard pretty
well fixed; universally considered a, good
catch. Kissed is q verb. transitive. too
much so: regular every evening, indicative
moed, Indicating Affection; first and third
persens. plural number. and governed by
circumstances. 'Me'-oh, wen. everybody
knows me-" And she sat down. Warren,
Pa, Leade4s
The evening times., 1896-02-22
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auction

..
TRUSTEE SALEOF FIFTEEN BUILD
ING LOTS, IN BLOCK NO. 5. IN SUB.
DIVISION KNOWN AS "MARsHALL,m
THEREOF, RECORDED in COUNTY SUB
DIVISION BOOK SIX 80, PAGE 80.
IN THE OFFICE OF THE SURVEYOR
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of a dee of trust, dated January
16, A. ID. l.. 90, and duly recorced in llbcr
No. 1913 81, folio 142 ct seq. one OF tie land
reeoris OF tie District of Columbia. ard by
direction of thc UaTty secured thereby,
shall sell al public auction in front OF the
premiscs. ON THURSDAY. THE 2TTlI
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1876, at
O'Clock y. m., the following described real
estate, situate IN tie county of " n shiEE;ou.
certain pieces or parcels of land and PREM
fseS known and distinguished as ana rcing
ali OF lots numbered from one q to fifteen
tl5b inclusive, in block numbered five
t5D. in the village Of .MarsBall,'' i'll sIid
county and District, together with all the
easements, etc. bciCnging. Terms OF sale,
one-half cash, OF which S25 on each piece
of DroDertF niCst tc paid at tie time OF
sale and EaianGe in fix and twelve months.
with interest from Gay OF sale: 10 lie Sc
cured by purchaser sor purchasers notcsaDd
decd or trust on property sold. or all
cash at tie option OF The purchaser. Con
NeyanclnE, etc, at PURCHASERS cost. Terms
of SAFE to Le complied with within ten days
TO sell pIop"rty at risk and cost CT default
ing purchaser or purchasers i'll default.
after three days advertisement in some
newspaDcr published in Washington. d. C.
HOWARD !. CHkISTMAN. Trustee.
ff14- -19-22-26 945 Pa. ave.
The evening times., 1896-02-22
Auction Sales
THOMAS DowLING & CO.. Auctioneers,
Gig E st. N. W.

i
FRAME HOESE AND LOT, ON LGD-
Low AVENUE, WHITNEY CLOSE
By virtue or a Coed of trust dated June
~. 1S95. ard recorded June 26. 1898, IN
Liber 2034, folio 146, of the District OF
Columbia Land Records, default having oc.
Cured hereunder, the undersigned VIII
offer at public sale on TUESDAY. MAkCH
the Sd, A. D.. $50, at O'Clock p. m, in
front Il the premises, lot 3. In block 8, OF
the subdivision known as whitney Ciose.
said lot fronting 67.47 feet on Ludlow
avenue, with depth of 200 feet.
Terms of sale-one-third cash. ene-third
IN enc year, and One-thtrd in two years, or
all cash at purchasers option. deferred
payments TO be secured by deed or trust
upon premises sold, and TO bear interest
Mt the rate of 8 rer cent per annuni from
the day Of sale, payable seni-annualiy. A
deposit of $500 will he required at the
tiG,e of sale. Terms of sale to he COM
piled with in ten days or premises will be
resuld at tie risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser.
JACKSON II. RALSTON. Trustee.
1888 st. NV.
FREDERICK L. sIDD0Ns,. Trustee,
fe19-12teXS 1883 st. NV.
The evening times., 1896-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO whom Ii may concern: ] hereby give
notice that the firm or Hahne * Co.,
have dissolved partnership. John Hahne
will not he responsible for s.ry bids MADE
by John s. Belt. The business will be
Goods ,i,an eyer before 1t
DEAD HORSE NOT a DEA ID LOSS
Tie Peoples Mutual Live Stock In
surance Company OF Pa. requests all per
sons having claims in February assess
ments TO eau at tlicir office, 6l2 + ST., ana
receive thcir checks 1t
W WARRINGTON. d. c.. FEB: -.
1896. 631 Pa. ave. NV meeting
Of the stockholders CT the Capital Railway
Company will be he'd ut A. 4. Randle,s
office, 631 Pa. ave. NV. on THURSDAY.
Feb. 81, 1896. at l. O'Clock EoOn, Tor Inc
purpose OF eIectiug . heard CT diticinrS
ARTHUR f. RANDLE,
fc21-5t AUGU STUS BU RGDOkF.
THE, annual meeting oil the stockholders
OF the. Cross Manufacturing Company
will be held at 1OT King St, Alexandria.
va. MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH =;
1886. at 3 u. tn., for election OF board OF
directors and the transaction of such busi-
ness as may lawfully come before 1t. JOS.
Is. FORKER, Sec.
February .. 1905. 1els-l 4t
The evening times., 1896-02-22
FOR RENT-RouMS.

FOR RENT rms. 9 FUR; suitable
for light housekeeping, heat. gus, light
and bath. 1IG d st. NV. fe2..3t,em
FOR RENT-3 rms, fur. OF unf'Ir.,
I'd floor. 1919 ] ST. NV. fe2..Stem
FOR REM: large cor. corner ICONS. rooms.
Isl aud I'd floor. OF both on same floor,
front: heat. gas, hot water and bath: suit
able for physician. man and wifc or Two
gcntlemen; will make terms to suit. l23
ave. Item
FOR HENT-cheap rooms; I'd story:
board II desired; back parior: $40.
1891 Corcoran st. Item
FOR RENT-Priyate family. owning
an attractive house will rent rms.
on I'd floor. partially fur. II desired, for
light housekeeping; house has southern ex-
posure aud Is located on car line: terms
reasonable: go st. ne. Item
FOR RENT-92l ST. nw.. has lovely
rooms FOR rent; we'll heated: will rent
by the day. week or meHth, this lovely
home Is in the center of tho churches AM,
hotels: price to suit the times MRS. T. II.
LAWRENCE. prop. Item
FOR light housekeeping also front parior
room: gas. bath. etc; reasonable board
in house. 613 9Th st. NV. II
FOR RE ENT-Two firsl class unfur.
large closets. heat, gas, aud bath; terms
moderate. 3O4 E ST. nc. fe2o-2t
FOR RENTING communicating
unfur. rooms; second floor: family three
adults: light housekeeping; terms inoder-
ate. 1901 11th st. NV. fe222-lt
FOR RENT-Threc. beautiful ruoms.
handsomely furnished, with or without
board. Rouse new; sanitary condition per
feet; location delightful, overlooking Iowa
Circle. Can or address NJ. b. s., 151l 18th
st. NV. 1t
FOR RENT-Threc or four unfurnishcd
rooms and bath, S12 and Sl5: also l
furnished room, front, Sc. ROOMS, this
aBfficc. fe22-St
FOB RENT-3com.. .nnrur pIeasant2 I'd
story rooms. 511 I'd ST. NV.
feb22-7t
FOR RENT-A furnished room ON I'd
floor, reasonable rate. No. 3i3 II st.
NV. 1t
FOR RENT 2.9 ID 81. NV, furnished
rooms, 81 80 week up. fe22-2t
FOR RENT-7O7 9th ST. NV: large
newly furnished ID floor front, hay
window room. S15; other ROOMS, SO and
S6 per month. 1t
FOR RENT-Nicciy furitsre,i Ironi.
room. with all conveniences, terms rca-
sonible. Apply sO1 Sth st. NV. fc21-2t
FOR RENT-S4.5o per week for lovely
front fOoms. with good able board:
also back rooms: splendid central looa-
ton. Il6 12th ST. NV fc21-3t
The evening times., 1896-02-22
wANTED-BoARD.

WANTEu-Board with q private fatn.
iiy by young lady with city references:
tertl.s must be m0derate. Address APPLI-
CANF. THIS offtce. fe8f2t
The evening times., 1896-02-22

FOR RENT-A thoroughly furnished
corner house OF Z rooms: double par
ments: price, $40 per month, or $50 aTsi
board IL owaer is agreeable: POSSESSION
given Immediately. Address RELIA BILE
this OFFICE fe21-3t
hOuSc; double io,: cellar; iatrObe; range,
gas, water; $50. 40. fe2O.2t en-
The evening times., 1896-02-22
wANTED-ROOsiS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 wanted for well established
cent yeariy Guaranteed. adaress TUsf.
NESS x this office. 13t
FOR SALE-WclI ESTABLISH. u gar
store located at intersection "a four
car lines money making stand ir attended
to-. Apply GEO. II. LEAGUE, wholesale
cigars. 18th and E SITS. NV. fe21-3t
8ALOONandpo pool roOni, 81 600: chance
for coiored man; stock 5000: Z rooms
amt bath; 5-year lease, rent 500. HiiS.
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wANTRD-PosTAGE STAMPS.

DEP ARTMENT Stamps, all Kinds
and any quantity. bought and highest
cash prices given. II. +. DUNkHORST.
l0G6 7th at- NV ie.a-tf
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
w.ANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-To rent, siX-rOOm house in
NV, with a. IN. j.; no agents. Ad-
dress X. F., care sub-statiun No. 5.
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