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MOUNDsVILLE
AATIsesIlanoouS NIsIango OF Minor Mat
tnrn from NInrshnll,s pIetropoIls.

hALIACtllAupouA va AANAuA
ters from AInrshRll'S Metropolis.
The store Of Rankin 6: Shutter, at Grays-
VILE, this county. was burned about mid
night Monday. Ignition Is said TO have
come from a lamp explosion. caused by
falling from the hands of Henry Shutter
The building and entire stock oil goods
were consumed, LOSS estimated AT S1Oi
insurance $1,000
The grand Jury for the June torn Of the
circuit court opens this morning at 3
O'Clock. There Is not n very large docket
made up. and 1t is expected that only
one day viii be consumed at this sitting.
Rev C. e. Clark preached II sermon TO
the local lodge Of knights or Pythls on
Sunday morning. a very large number
OF the members turned out and all appre-
ciated the splendid discourse.
The laying of the corner stone OF the
new school building, set for tomorrow,
has been postponed week on account
OF the delay In receiving the stone FOR the
foundation.
Daniel Younken and David Levi are fill
ing their large lumber contract with tho
Benwood Il MOundsville Railway Com
pAny.
Miss Blanche Livingstone. Of Shcrrnrd,
has returned home after few days spent
with her friend, Miss Lulu Jones,
Work was begun yesterday at Riveryiew
on the extension Of the electric railway
to Moundsville.
Miss Alice Sanford leaves this morning
for Lumberport to spend few weeks with
her parents.
The Episcopal council OF West Virginia
convenes in Trinity Parish church to-mor-
row.
The board Of education will meetiln reg
ular monthly session tomorrow evening.
Miss Mollle Gamble, of Homestead. Pa,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. A. Bloyd.
j. L. Hooten is in Baltimore on a bust
ness trip. Mrs. Hooten accompanied him.
Miss Anna Sunderland leaves to-day for
Keyser to attend a w. G. Il. U. meeting
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GREENSBORO-Rlver s feet inch
and falling. Fair and cool,
OIL CITY-Rlyer feet and falling
Clear and cool.
WARREN-Rlvcr 2 feet inches
Clear and cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet 10 in
chcg Clear and pleasant
PITTSBURGH.-Riv 81 feet and
falling ut the dam. Weather clear and
pleasant
STEUBENVILLE-Rivcr feet 2 In
cheS and stationary. Clear and cool
Duwn-Bcn Hur Keystone State.
PARKERSBURG- 6 feet S In.
chcs and rising. Cloudy and mercury
az. Up Liberty. Down-Vallcy Belle
Little Ennawha falling.
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SEATTLE, Wash, June lin the
death Of Princess Angelina, Sunday, OF
pneumonia; Seattle loses one Of tho
most picturesque figures OF pioneer
days She was the daughter OF old
Chief Seattle, after whom the town was
named. and on account OF the friend
ship Of her powerful father for the
whites during the famous battle Of
Seattle in 1856, Angelina, In her declln-
ing years. has been looked after by the
old settlers. She was seventy years old
She had suffered greatly for the last
few weeks, but fought like a tiger when
an effort was made 20 force her in u
hospital. whore her life undoubtedly
could have been prolonged. She "a al
most the last Of the Duwamlsh tribe.
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all members elected. to pass an ap-
propria4Ion bill. an ordinance or TO place
4 contract, and II the two-thirds is not
received and the measure receives a
majority OF all tine members. Il VII lay
over until the next meeting; then II
It shall receive majority Of all the
members elected, It will become law.
Another question which drew forth
an extended discussion was that OF the
remuneration OF councllmen. AS the
charter now stands, council may upon
a two-thirds vote. order the members
paid fee OF two dollars for each meet
Ing. The new charter viii contain the
same clause with the addition of the
same fee for committee meetings.
The committee went over the present
charter in relation to council and after
making a few unlmportant changes,
adjourned shortly after 10 o'clock, to
meet again next Monday evening.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
stranger, in the city aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

j Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Leopald Juergens, formerly Of this
city, but who now has charge OF the
cooking on the three government boats
on the Mississippi river, arrived In the
city yesterday and is visiting his cousin,
Oficer Knabe, OF the Fourth ward.
Mr.. Juergens was in st. Louis during
the cyclone last week and had very
narrow escape from being one OF the VIC
tins Of the horror. He had just left a
large building a moment before II was
blown down, and with n friend had
started across the street, The wind was
80 violent that 1t carried him bodily
over half a block away and he describes
wagons and carriages having been hurl-
ed along Just as chip would In an or
binary blow. Mr.. JuerEens has num-
her of photographs taken after the ey-
clone, and will have them at police
headquarters to-day for the finest" to
inspect.
Frank Phillips, of Lancaster Pa, is
in the city.
J.B. Duffy. of Washington, Pa, is at
the Howell.
w. E. Tlngle, formerly Of Wheeling, is
stopping at the Stamm.
Mrs. A. C. Stewart, of the Island, has
returned from visit to Urbana, o.
Conductor H. e. Bond. of the Baltl
more & Ohio is visiting his parents, at
Pennington.
Miss Jessie Neff. of Chautauqua' is the
guest of Miss Margaret Sullivan, of
Eighteenth street.
Messrs. w. ]. Meek and William Jones,
of Pittsburgh, are guests OF Mr.. John 5.
Naylor. on the Island.
Ex-ChIef McNlchol Is In Pittsburgh
on business relative to his appointment
as humane officer here.
q. l.. BIacKtord ana X. P. Cummins,
OF the washington and Jefferson college,
were in town yesterday.
P. j. Koran. the Baltimare & Ohio
yard foreman, is going to Pittsburgh, 70
work in the yards there.
Among the West Vlrginians at the
Mcclure yesterday were: ]. v. Keller,
Warrington, and ]. N. Elliott, Cameron.
Messrs. Flscus and Blainey, Of the
class OF 90, Of the Washington & Jeffer-
son. lre down to spend their senior vaca-
tlon IN town.
Conductor II. L. TraIsker, Of the
Wheeling & Pittsburgh division of the
Baltimore & Ohio. IS of duty on account
of badly mashed foot.
Col. v. B. Archer, Of Parkersburg,
general counsel of the Ohio River Rail-
way Company, was in Wheeling yester-
day. guest at the Mcclure.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm
were: waitman Barbe, Parkersburg;
w. f. Tingle, Parkersburg; r. p, Amos,
Twlggs; G. S. Basnett, Basnett; ]. S.
Hokenberry, Of Sistersville.
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IN BUSY BENwoOD.
What People Arc Doing and Saying in
the Industrial Town.

the Industrial Town
Miss Lizzie Hall entertained number
OF her friends at the Vance residence IN
n delightful manner. The evening was
spent IN a social way, vocal and instru-
mental music playing an important part
In the evenings entertainment AT late
hour refreshments were served, ana the
guests departed. expressing their nppre-
citation of very pleasant evening. Among
those present were Misses Sophia Swartz,
Alta Edwards, Laura and Stelln Fox,
Alice Fox and Carrie Vance, MessTS. :. j.
Hunter ]. W. LineberEer, g. Mcmillan,
Charles Vance and Edwin Keller.
a wedding took place In the NJ. =. par
sonage Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Rev.
]. S. Robinson officiating. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. Daniel Garlin and
Miss Fannie Edwards. Mr.. Gnrlln Us a
well known business man OF this place,
and the bride is n charming young lady
OF Wheeling Island.
Miss Agnes Miller was delightfully."- sur
prisod last Saturday night ut her home
In upper Benwood by large number OF
her friends In honor OF her nineteenth
birthday anniversary. The evening was
til late hour, when REFRESHMENTS were
served.
Miss Nellie Llneberger left yesterday
morning for Reyser where she Is n dele
gate to the state convention OF inc
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
winch NbhNNHSa bpTAt''
Mr.. John Drayer removed his family
from this place yesterday to Sistersvillc.
They went down on the river.
wclsh's circus was tho attraction for
this place last night, and OF course was
well attended.
c. u. Colborn. Of Bayard, agent for n
building and loan association, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pickering spent
yesterday In Sherrard.
The Hope Society held a business meet
ing Inst night,
Miss Edith Dixon spent yesterday in
Moundsvllle
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Captain Iia,vllnga E4plnlnl.
TO tho EdItor Of the InteIlIgencer.

To the Editor OF the lntelligencer.
SIR:-Your article this morning. de-
scriptlon Of Decoration Day dnlngs
states that the graves In Nj. Calvary
were decorated for the first time. &c
This is misleading and your reporter
has certainly written this without the
record or In disregard Of the facts. The
truth is the graves In Mt. Calvary have
been decorated each year, the writer OF
this having been one OF the committee
on several occaainns Care having al
ways been taken by the church authori-
ties to have the graves properly deslg-
mated. This year, however, Bishop
Donahue has afforded the G. a. r. the
additional privilege of the use Of the
ritual on the grounds and the exercises
were conducted there the same as at the
other burial places. The old soldiers.
without regard to creed, are greatly
pleased Mt the action NJ the bishop and
this evidence OF his libcrallty. and are
glad Of the opportunity to acknowledge
II. Yours. etc.
c. j. RAWLING.
Wheeling, June /.
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Business was dull on the public land
ing yesterday.
The marks Mt p. m. showed G feet
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
The towboat Bob Ballard passed down
at 2 p. m. with tow OF Pittsburgh coal.
The Ben Hur was delayed above by
heavy business She departed for Par
kersburg ut p. M, with n good trip.
Captain KImple was on the roof.
This mornings Cincinnati packet Is
Captain Charley" KnnXs popular and
old reliable Keystone State, nj s a. M.
She has good offerings In sight In the
Wheeling district,
The Great Eannwha river packet
Ruth. Captain Ira Huntington In COM
mand. will pass down for Charleston
and all way landings tomorrow at G:5C
a, m.
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hi CLERK HooK,s oFFICE.
Deeds Recorded, Marriage Licenses Issued
and other transactions.

Deeds Recorded, Marriage Licenses Issued
and Other Transactions.
In Clerk Hooks Office yesterday the
following papers were admitted to re-
cord:
Deed from George X. Wheat and
wife to Sarah whltehouse, dated octo.
Der &C. 1896; for burial lot No. ll3 at the
Peninsula cemetery, consideration Of
Certificate OF incorporation OF the
Wheeling Hat Company: incorporators,
]. P. McCammon. c. VI. Wells, An
thony Slender. and ]. NJ. Brown, OF
Wheeling; and w. V. D. Sutton, Of
Pittsburgh. and George B. Turner, of
Bridgeport.
Certificate OF incorporation to the
Hamilton OIL Company, James o. Dav-
idson, U. S. Woodman, j. II. Bell and
T. c. Jackson. OF Chicago: and George
B. Carr. OF Titusville, Pa, incorpora-
tors.
A marriage license was issued to
Charles Schulz. aged twenty-three, and
Susanna K. Beltz, aged nineteen, both
of this city.
Power of attorney was granted to AL
fred S. Carr upon petition OF the Ham
ilton OIL Company.
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Half Rates to 81. Louis, Mo-, via the Baitl
more d Ohio halfway.

on juno Il, 10, "A and 10 tho Balt-
more G. Ohio railroad win cell cxcur-
sion tickets to ST. Louis, Mo, at rate OF
one fare for the round trip account Re-
publican National Convention. Tickets
win be good for return until June Il,
1896.
In case the convention continues In
session beyond juno 81 arrangements
will he made to extend the return limit
OF tickets until the duy following i'd
luurnmont.
For further Information coll on or nd
dross any Baltimore n Ohio ticket
agent. or l.. 8. Allen, assistant general
passenger agent, Chicago, Ill.
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CIV CouncII COmnlIttoea.

The committee on cemeteries met
last night and audited bills amounting
10 sill IS.
The committees on railroads and
streets, alleys and grades, met Jointly
yesterday afternoon for the purpoSA of
going over the ground asked for in a
petition to council for q switch to the
new Feeney building on Main street.
The switch would go up Alley 3. from
Sixteenth street and the committee de-
cided after investigating, to consult Mr..
Anton Reymann and see II arrange
ments cannot be made for slight
changes in the switch on his ground at
Sixteenth and ain streets, SO that the
one track might be used for both build
ings.
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WALLACE. Idaho, juno 1.-Trahlc
IN the Oregon railway and navigation
line between Wallace and Burke. Idaho.
is suspended on account OF the damage
done by high water. Canyon creek has
boon rising for several days, In common
with all the strrams within tho Occur
d'hlcncs The Northern Pacific suffered
no loss to lts tracks, although IN two or
three places the embnnkmont was dam
npcd
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SAN FRANCISCO. juno l.-Charles
Decker and james CrccGan, the mon
who were arrested In New jersey two
weeks ngo on indictments found by the
grand jury, charging them with being
implicated with a. II. Dean In dcfraud-
ing the Nevada and Croker Wool
worth banks out Of $4,000 by means OF
n bogus check. arrived In this city last
night In charge of Detectives Whitaker
nnd SeYmnmr
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FOR SALE.

S-room frame house, bath, hot and cold
watcr: also double frame house, rooms
on each side, with all necessary OUT
buildings, suitable for two families. both
gases, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, cast side OF Market st; lot JOxl1
feet. a bargain ut $3.50.
House, r. rooms, large center nails, with
modern conYeniences, and large lot, No.
2CGg Chnpline Ut. Cheap and terms easy.
One OF tho finest houses In Park View,
I rooms and hall; hardwood finish with
one acre OF land TO same, at bargain
$500. ~
terms easy, 5000
Lots on Lind st. and McColloch St, East
Wheeling SlOO to $3.50 each.
House, rooms and hall, Market street,
Centre Wheeling, cheap, $l.29;
Splendid Bldg. site for dwelling. l6th st-
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling, 18th q.
House, rooms, 9th ST., N,iQg.
House, rooms ana T hnlI, with all I HSntr1
I WRReeIISg, es5,56O. Ap-'
House. I rooms and hall, 18th St. 500. I
House, rooms, 18th St, Sl,400.
House, rooms, in Belvedero add, {bSO,
House. I! rooms and store room % p, MAIN
House, rooms, hal and large lot 18th
81 House SeiSS. rooms and 6-roomed house in
rear; lot 30x120 IT., 18th St, 5000.
House. 2 rooms. brick, with hall, jacob
House. rooms, brick. Eotf ST.. 9TH ward
'E House. 2 rooms. N. Market st; cheap,
q ! lots on Lind st. Belyedero. s225 each
House, 2 rooms, Wilson St, CentrG
wheeling: easy terms, $50. -.
House. rooms and attic, Jacob at, GU
ward. 81, $50.
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ST. LOUIS. juno Ia mas1 meeting
OF citizens has been called for Tuesday
afternoon to consider tho Availability
Of appealing for outside did for the re-
llof OF the storm sufferers The call 10
Higncd by number OF prominent Ger
mans. South broadway merchants. and
citizens OF the devastated portions OF
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS !

Lot, size a5isxi90 feet on South Yo,s
Rtrect ut s6na. near Ohio street
Building lots IN zane. = orchard addition
size sis,lgi fcct, AT Si25 This is high erotln9
i-rOou house No. u Vermont street. meas
Front street, price $3.50. easy terms
10-room brick house on Fifteenth street
LOT .0-fnut: plgcn Sh.NUA; n bargain
Lots at Echo Point ~ $50 and $50 each
on weekly payments OF 81 and 81 81 a Veef
No taxes. no interest 10 pay.
Money TO Loan-Ss00 TO $500,
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ST. Louis Excursions for Republican M
tInnnl Convention.

June 70, 10. "a and Is. via Pennsyl-
vanIa lines; good returning until juno
q. Rates and time OF trains may be
obtained of Pennsylvania line ticket
agents.
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Kinks new ground floor photo
graphic studio at No. 1905 Main street,
is a beauty. Stop and hear the graph
aphone.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoposAi.s ron PAVING sTREETa'

/
Sealed proposals will be received at tho
Office OF the Board Of Public Works ei u.1
city OF Wheeling until L o'clock Noon i,
Monday, June \, 1856, for paving ccI'"'"
streets with yitriicI lire brick. all,
Specifications cnn be seen At inc cur
or the board. Each bidder VIII be rel.,IS1I
10 deposit q certified check Tor three ilI.-
urOd dollars 600 with his bid a. u Eui.s
antec to DO tho work i AWARDED l3H =,
The successful bidder viii be required 70
give bond in the sum OF three tnouI,5stt,,,ii
$4,000 dollars. conditioned for tue iallI',u ~
performance Of the contract sdl9 "1ntntJis
be approved by the Board OF Eu ,'s
Works. Bids must be on printed l9 n,'
Furnished by the clcrli OF the board, ~
posala 10 be marked Proposals Ior i'''
ing Streets" t..t
Tho board reserves the rlsht to rtlec'
myao W. II. HoRNIsH, Clerk
PROPOSALS FOR plGGfNGTRENCh-
4 ES AND LAYING SEWER II! ,,,
Office OF the Board OF PuHiic Works OF 'l1
city OF Wheeling until !. o'clock hue.y
Monday, June :, lNG for dlTElnf lf'.v,,yts
and laying sewer pipe IN certain 'u''''
Specifications cna he sccn at the oilee
OF tho board Blds must DE on FTlh.N'
FORMS furnished by tho clerk OF INC hvg'11,
Each bidder VIII be required 10 i,F5,
with hig. bid g certified ehrek H., Iv, ,tSFk
n awarded to him The suceg.&tu, nlNu v,,,,
will be required TO give bond IN tho 'gg,nn
OF one thousand tI,QpD dgGats lgs w
faithful performance OF the eeNt' ~
Proposals TO he marked .fronQsa!,s ,, ,C
DgrmE Trenches and Laying sewer
'rhc board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, ,,,..p
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Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
ParkersburG. BEN HUR, SIP. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. E. KEYSTONE STATE, a. m.
Paricrsburg. LIBERTY, II n. m.
Matnmoras LEXINGTON, II n. m.
Darlington. j JEWEL, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. RUTH, $50 n m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, s n. IN.
Darlington. JEWEL, $3.50 p. m
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ROLF co ZANE.
lot No. 90 Fourteenth Sireet.
FOR RRNT.
80. 10 Fourteenth street.
-roomod house IN rear OF No. lng Ell.

No 10 Fourteenth street.
I-roomcd house In rear OF No. ll2 FIJI
tccnth Street..........-....-.. 10 %
No. 1871 Mniu street, : rooms.......,.. -
Store room and dwelling Main street, -
gases sss wan -. Sis %
gases ,,,.;!,.,,....,..,,;. ....;;.;..,... Is U
No. 35i Main street, saloon with bar
fixtures and, four rooms both
SO. ssli Main street. .........,.:.... Is o
I-roomed house IN rear OF No, 10
Fourteenth street. .....,..,, Sl
No. 81 Eighteenth street.....,........ u o
No. - Seventeenth street, rooms. 81
No. 1918 McCollOch street, rooms.... 5Gl
No. $50 Main street, rocfns.......... %
No. 1925 McCollQch street, ,.,,..."....SlG "
No 1919 Alley II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
No. 81 South York street.-..........., = %
10. g South York street, Is q
No. $40 Alley y. ) rooms. ..;......... yQg
No. 1iI FourteeUth street. both gases,
NOT water ana bath...............,... 20 n
No 300 Main street. 3 rooms.......... GOl
No. iOi Thlrty-thiTd street, store room %
Eour-roomed houses Crescent Place. u
Twclve-roomed residence. va acres
ground, F9dgington's Lane..:....;... -
. srooms rear OF Mission Sunday
school. Eighteenth street; .........., de1
Three rooms, Pleasant Valley...,,... co..
FOR SALE.
lots MoAIechen.
lots Elm Grove.
No. 50 Zlne street, store room and
dwelling.
No. l3iS Main street, $1,000
No, 1918 Main street, Sl,i0O.
No ~ and ara Market street.
No. W Seventeenth street, rooms both
gases.
no. $50 Main street.
Sixteenth street residence, $500
Nos 459 and l5J National road.
Counters and shelving. No. lol Thirty.
third street
No. % Sixteenth street.
Lot ON South Front street.
six-roomed house, Peninsula.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary Pub.
lie and Pension Attorney, No. l6l2 Mar.
kct street,, mySO
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
WE HEAD!
Let Those Who Can Follow.
RRT0@ TrTST.

Standard Tomatoes, per can........ 5 c
Standard Sugar Corn, per can.... 8 C
Fancy Illinois Sugar Corn, per can 5 c
California Apricots. per can......... 12!c
California Egg Plums, per CAM. 1s4c
Table Peaches. per can........".,.... 10 c
Apple Butter, per can 1900" 10 c
Oil sardinos, per can............ ....... o C
Mustard sardines, pOr can ............ @ C
Fresh Rolled Oats. IL lbs. for...... % c
Fresh Dat Meal, 10 lbs. for .......,.. % c
Nail Pouch Tobacco. per lb...".... 9S c
California Evap. Peaches, per h.. . c
California Evap. Apricots, per lb... Sic
Fresh Ginger Snaps, per lb.."..... . c
Fresh Lunch Cakes. per lb.."...... Gle
Fresh Lemon Cakes, per lb.,.... Gle
Gold Dust, per package .............. is c
Star Candies, Sc. per lb............ S c
Carpet lacks, S.oz., rOr box....... l C
Clothes Pins, per dozOn.,........" 1 C
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
EXCHANGE RANK BUILDING.
HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE

A very desirable residence and business
property, Corlier Main and Tenth slTeeIS'
No. 6l Fifteenth street, rooms, Drlck'
No. lGl Sixteenth street, lot .9NiED tees
A fine residence In Pleasant valley
Nos. 1870 and 1872 Seventeenth street.
No. Kentucky street, ! rooms g..
storcrooms and dwellings rehtlns iOI
$751; ~ per month, corner Market anu
Twentieth streets, pays j. per cent.
No. Kentucky street, lot Sl&liV icet' :,
a tine residence on virginia street. Al
modern convenience. price low. -,
No 21i2 Chapline street, large oF'eN
no. Sc 18th street, Z rooms and stable;
No. 1856 18th street, rooms ana slAoiH
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street
No. l2l i4th street, rooms ana bath'
No. 1903 ChHpline street, I rooms.
No 1913 Chapline street. rooms. -.
LOT ON Main St, between I'D ana cd StA
lots on North Wabash street.
No 81 South Broadway. residence OF d
i. Hughes, Esq.
Lot IGxlS1 North York street
Lot No. 90 Indiana st, rooms modern
No q n. Wabash St, G rooms. cheap
a fine lot In Pleasant Valley. 49,,
No. 10 Vermont street. ROOMS; lot 21NlV'
feet: 81 300.
The Bloch property on North Main ST
MONEY TO LOAN.
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a Artificial Limb Mfg. Co. -
NJ Manufactures the best goods on the No
N market. i.iinlv 'fuSscs supporter, ,I,.lr.
~ Cuiloh1s etc. Mioappliancrs ioreoIiV." ',,,e
W formltcS. J, W. THOMPSON, sgc'S 49, ~ Il
y tos Su.Ihita ST. HsaT Ns1 G2iS. "'ssn,
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FOR SALE.

We hnvo II few rare good per cent
bonds, secured by first mortgage on busI-
ness property, in this city. principal and
interest payable IN gold. Wc can recon-
mend them us tho best bonds that have
boen offered IN this city for years. Per-
feet in every detail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-02

RlNEHART & TATUM,
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 2Ig. apA-
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-14
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