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nART1N,s JERRY.
Hep. ana lIlahap' in the ThrlvlnE CITY
Aeross the River.


iIapl ana MlhhhpS in the Thriving CITY
Across the River.
The sale Of the EIlet heirs lots was
continued until four o'clock Saturday
next, al which time Il 10 confidently exc
pected 70 close out the twenty lots re-
naming unsold, as well as over four
acres adjoining, commanding fne seen.
cry and containing q good quarry OF
stone. All OF which will be ohered on
the most liberal terms, as the property
must be sold now. Remember the
place, corner OF Fourth and Hanover
Thad Troy, of Darlington, who has
1ust finished the baseball season with
the Toronto team, 10 calling on OLD
friends In the city. He VIII play with
the Wheeling Laundry team against
New Castle, Saturday.
Marshal Lindemuth and omcer
Brown were among twelve witnesses
from here who were In St CiatrsVilie
yesterday to appear before tho grand
jury In the case OF Ohio vS. Charles
Lander.
No Information concerning the OUT
cast found on First street Tuesday
morning has yet been received by the
authorities, but several offers for the
adoption Of the child have been made.
The funeral Of Mrs. Rebecca Dean oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon when
large ooncourse Of friendly assembled at
her late home, to pay the last token Of
respect to one who was loved by all.
Manager Gouding has challenged the
Titonville baseball team for a game on
the nome grounds Saturday afternoon,
for $50. As yet the challenge has not
been accepted
Az young lady from Wheeling Is com
templaIng the starting OF a dancing
academy In this city II o sufficient
number OF scholars to Justify will at
tend
MIS- Louis sulsburger, wife Of ex-
Sheriff Sulsburger, OF Woodsheld, %,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
.Gouding, yesterday.
Tha Shakespearean club viii hold It's
hfst meeting Of the season at the home
Of Miss Cora Sloan, on Madison street,
Tomorrow evening.
The womun's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Presbyte rlan church VIII
meet with MTR L W. InglebriBht this
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. W. Darrah gave very pretty
'tat home" to large number Of friends
yesterday afternoon, between the hours
Of to Q.
Mrs 3. K. HoEe attended a swell re-
cepuOn given by Mrs, Lee Coen, at her
home In Brookside, yesterday after
noon.
Andy Stead had his forearm mashed
at the Aetna Standard Tuesday night,
by a heavy piece Of timber failing on 1t
DR.. 3, B. Moore, Of Harrison county,
Democratic candidate for congress In
this district, was in town yesterday.
The OLD Glory club, new orgARiEa-
taon, Of hits place, viii give a Dance az
MadeF's hall tomorrow night
Robert K. Wilson and family left
yesterday for Pittsburgh, where they
Will Hive In the future.
A number Of people Will attend the
Grange fair and picnic at Steele's grove
to-day.
II. HuslSins went 10 East Liverpool
yesterday.
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few wears ago 4 New York Newspaper
conducted an open discussion upon the
topic: as Marriage n Failure 2" The
answef Ia easy and upon the surface. Where
there q mutual love and respect, II there 10
also health, marriage Is success. When
health 10 leh out, even the most ardent love
does not count, and marriage 10 invariably
a failure.
Modern science has cried the warning
so often that all should realize the dangefa
Of wedlock to people In ill'health. In
caae Of this kind death Turks on every side
LIN the kiss Of betrsthal aud the earesl OF
the HONEYMOON. The man who Is suffering
from ill.heaith Is physical bankrupt aud
has no right 10 condemn woman 70 be his
nurse for life and the mother OF babes that
inherit his physical weakness. DIT. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery acts directly on
Tie digestive organism. Il makes Il strong
and NJ action perfect. When q mans d..
gestion h ali right his blood will be pure;
when his blood Is pure his nervous system
will be strong and his health vigorous
A woman who suffers from weakness and
disease Of The delicate organism Of her sex
Is certain 10 suffer from Eeneral ill.hsalln,
and to be an unhappy helpless invalid g i anu
a disappointment a. q vile. Her childfen
will be weak, puuy and peeviah. happy
home Il an inipossibllity fnT her until her
health IA restored. Dr. Plerees FavoIite
Prescription cures all troubles Of the DIS
tinctly feminine ofgunisth II cures them
speedily, completely aud permanently y,
fts for Wifehood aud motherhood. Both
medicines are sold by all good dealerp'
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The committee composed OF the Hiin-
lritfs OF the cts and the presioani1 o.
the different Young Peopis'E locietiee'
who are going 10 have q course Of lee
iures. have met and orsaniSed BY elect
Ing the following olncer9. ErellQent,
Rev. o. W. Holmes; vice pfelldent, L.
roy Hopkins; secretary Rev, J. z. ! Or
Ter; treasurer. w. Q. Naruocs. They
wiA met next week 70 form more 6et-
mite plane,
William Mcclellan. son d Thomls
ascC.ellRn, OF the Fifth ward, tho has
been spending thirty day tlrlough
here, left yesterday for Columbus,
from which place he VII 30 70 So.
Louis, No. where he VIII Join hi9 regi-
ment, the 12th D, s. infantry, which are
whitening 10 the barracks In that city.
Ensign Kemp and Lieutenant Chris
~, OF the Salvati onATlny, which has
been holding forth In Wheeling Tor
some time past, pTenched a. the Birst
Presbyterian church last evening. They
explained the aims and ob1ects Of the
Salvation Army.
There Is some anxiety as 10 tho Teeua
OF The grand jury'R Investigations this
week. There are g criminal cases on
the docket and there may be more after
the report Is made.
/. b. crisweil, resident Of tho
Fourth ward, fen IN cellar IN the
ward, Tuesday afternoon, and disio-
Gated his shoulder. ~
SIR. and Mrs James Brown returned
yesterday morning TO thelr home IN
sleubenYAe, after spending u few days
with friends here. %
a. p. Rodew3E. the furniture dealer,
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Nt1ptulIuIII yVUIN
A. W, SHARPER,
NouNnsY1rLR
A aIlSssilansons NIsIanEe Of MlnOF Mat.
ter rom MarShSlrs Metropolis.

IlBeeilNneonl AIolnnge OF MlnoF mat
ter from narshSlrS Metropolis.
w. L. Hammond, of Third street, was
completely surprised Tuesday evening
by the Methodist Episcopal church
choir, Of which he Is a member, and
other friends, who assembled at his res
idence and had taken charge when Mr..
Hammond returned from his store at 3
o'clock. It was The occasion OF Mr..
Hammond's birthday, and the affair was
planned as a surprise to him and work.
ed out to perfection. Several valuable
presents were left for Mr.. Hammond,
when his uninvlted guests left for their
homes. Refreshments were served at n
proper hour and all enjoyed an excel
lent time.
The postofiice at Glendale was bro
ken into and robbed OF nearly 800
Tuesday night Mr.. r, p. Zane IS the
postmaster and has the ONCE in his
store-room. The burglars broke a large
pane OF glass in the door, where they
entered. Goods were scattered promis-
vuouRly about the room and many let
tiers were torn open In the search of
money. About 500. mostly stamps. was
taken. There Is no clue to who did the
burglarlzlng.
Mrs. Ed. Wenzei and family. OF Grant
avenue, left yesterday for Pittsburgh to
visit Mrs. Wenzel's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. John Davis.
Mrs. David Malcolm leaves to-day for
Morgantown to Join her husband, who
has a position In the glass house there.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Walton win leave
in few days TO visit friends In Pitts
burgh and Little Washington.
s. H. Bonar and family have moved
from Glen Easton to the Holt property
on Jefferson avenue.
Mr.. Isaac Rodgers was q business
caller at sherrard yesterday,
The Thlmble Bee Society meets to-day
with Mrs. w. ], Blake.
Mayor Mcdonald, OF Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
j. e. Roberts, jr., Is sick with ty-
phoid fever
c. c. Newman was at wellsburg yes
terday,
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2so GASES on THE pocKET.

There are $50 cases on the civil dock
ct In the common pleas court for this
term, which convened this week, but
court will adjourn next week until
Thursday or perhaps until the follow
ing week. The grand jury, however, Is
In session. Judge HolhnRsworth, In his
the county against the peace and dig
nity OF the state, and took occasion 70
speak agninst the increase OF bucket
shops In the county, lie rcferrod thom
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m MOORE I'M roWN,

Dr.. 2. C. Moore, the Democratic can
didnte for congress, was in the city
wednesday night and was piloted and
directed by the chairman Of the Demo-
cratic committee, Col Poorman, and
Others. DR.. Moore 10 modest, diff
dent appearing gentleman, who seems
to rather enjoy the distinction OF being
q candidate, even on The Democratic
ticket, Notwithstanding the good
times, A stu hunt seems to be the
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rHn scHooL noARp.

The city school board let the contract
to furnish coal to PellLy & Burke, at
50 o. per hundred bushels OF mixed coal
and the committee on teachers report.
ed the employing Of Miss Sadie Burtort
TO fill the position made vacant By the
resignation OF Mss Ellen White,
which was approved. Bins were or
dered paid to the amount OF S3,14i,73.
which includes the teacherB monthly
pay roA OF $l,712,5O, and janltor's pay
Of one and half months, S25G.50. DR..
], NJ, Mcdonald was elected member OF
board of examiners for term OF three
years. from AuEuDt 81, 1898.
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o00oo5S9'7ls'e'3p
SPORIl
THE BLUE On zoe.

V,,,,, Foot Cali Team Dsssaied Amherst.
Wa,h.JeR Drag "a FaysHt't coloFs n
IN, Du,t-OihaF Gam-a. ma
NEW HAVEN, Conn. oetsi 6-Yhie
to-day defeated Amherst q 3ootbaH %
20 nothing. The game wdsduite the
contrary to The poor showing made last
saturday against wesleyan. and was
from the start TO hnlsh q coca one. It
was largely a kicking game. with little
line buohng. and the most remarkable
hing about Il was. perhapg. the utter
ysclessness of the Uhversity- Of PENN
sylyania tactics, which Azutnrst used.
The new ends-ln trick was. ripped 70
pieces BY the Yale line. an--the guards
back formation made no impression
upon the Yale r7ushers.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct. 5.-About
1900 enthusiastic football tiers saw
Washington and Jeffersoi feat the
Lafayette college team tpEdey BY a
score Of 10 20 OThe Eastonsboys put up
a saff game, but lacked In team work.
Matthews continual gains through
ceEter around the ends and welty's
forty-yard run for a touch! down were
the features. The bali was In Latay-
e,,e's possession for only short SEASON..
The halves were twenty-five and tVen-
Is minutes. Cromble Allen referee.
Charles Aul umpire.
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ST. LOUIS, oct. "a special 70 tho
Post-Dlspatch from New Orleans, says
Parson Davies, who Is now managing
two theatres here for John D. Hopkins
has Just received nm ofler By telegraph
tom the president Of the hawthorne
Club, Buffalo. asking him 20 n1nnngo
Tho coming Corbett Mccoy night The
eiuIal.
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nrr.. Rotl.In o y. EztrslItsa,

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 5-Governor
Budd this afternoon decided TO issue
extradltlon papers In the case OF Mrs.
CordellH Botkin, accused OF the poison
lng OF Mrs. John P. Dunnlng and her
sister, Mrs. Joshua P. Deahe. The gov-
ernor stated that he took this action to
throw the case into the courts for de-
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CAMP MEADE. NIDDLETowN, Pa,
oct. 5.-The tallest enlisted man in Un-
Gle Sans army is typhoid fever pa
tient in the Red Cross ward Of the Sec
ond division hospital. He is six feet
seven and one-half inches tall and a
specially constructed cot had to be pre-
pared for him.
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10 lection ~. o. q, % reIaHl o. l1llf
~ Gritiaae qtnfirr etc h lnfthlf
a.d that lhis pernicioue praciiee has
gfde.e 10 such an ellelt that he oeelneo
L Els duty 10 eag me iury's attention %
h9 fact.
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Earned runs st. Louis 8: Pittsburgh 8
Two base hita. David, Quinn, o. Briep. Sto-
Clark and Padden. First base on balls, on
Cronln, 4: on Tannehill, /; Oh Mnupln, J..
Hit by pitched ball. schfiver, Donovan,
o'Brien. Wild pitches, Tannehill; umplres,
SWaftWood md Warner. Time, 2:Oh
Sacrifice, Maupln.
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WON a. pRTNcFrnN.

PRINCETON, Oct. 5.-rrInceton de-
teated stevens Institute to-day, q 10
O. In the first half the Tigers scored
The work Of the Princeton team
showed decided Improvement over
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ST LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The Etarine7ture
at the fair ground to-day was ono pac-
Ing race between Joe Pntchen and John
Il. Gentry. Pntchen won In two
siraight heats. taking the frs, BY a
noEe In z:07. and the second by afeng;h
and quarter In 2:07ik,
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HAHN MAY RECOVBR,

William Hahn, the Grand Hin man,
hurt by bOOm-pole the other day, re-
covered consciousness yesterday, and
tho physicians now think no may re-
cover
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DEFBATED MANSFIELD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-The uni
.vsrslty OF Pennsylvania football eleven
defeated Mansfield. Pa, State Normal
school by 80 to 0.The visitors were SIM
ply ou;classed and never endangered
PenEsylvania's goat
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PLAYED oNp INNING.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6-The Now FORKS
and Phlladelphlas played one inning at the
Polo grounds to-day the Giants making
two runs and the ouakers none when the
game was called on account Of rain.
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kesPeopleW

The opS tFuO specific Tor disrAHer arisinE
from adebilishtsd norvouS system Is Paine's
celery compound, 50 generally prescribed
by physIeianS. II Is probably the most 10
variable remody that the scientific research
OF this country has produced. Prof. Edward
3. Phelps, n. D.. L. L. D., Of Dartmouth
college Arbt prescribed what Is now known
the world over a. Phine'G celery compound,
4 positive cure toF dYSpeplla, biiiOuSnesS
liver complaint, neuralgia, rheumatism. all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles
PalnG's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed.
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To Gain Flssh, 70 Sleep well, to Know
What Appetite and Good Dlgostlon
Mean, Make = Test Of stuart's DyspopslA
TobIots-Intorostlng E1psFisneo Of an
Indianapolis Gontlomnn.
No trouble Is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having It think that their
nerves are to blame, are surprised that
clnes and spring remedies; the real
seat OF mischief Is lost sight OF; the
stomach IS the origin to be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever In the stomach, nor
perhaps any OF the usual symptoms OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not In the stomach so
much as in nearly every other organ;
in some cases the heart palpltates and
10 irregular; IN others, the Kidneys are
affected; in others the bowels are con-
stIpated, with headaches; Btill others
are troubled with loss Of flesh and ap-
petite, with the accumulation OF gus,
sour rlsings and heartburn.
Mr.. A. W. Sharper, OF No. 81 Prospect
Street, Indianapolis, Ind, writes as fol-
lows: "a motive Of pure gratitude
prompts me to write these few lines rec
gnrdlng the new aud valuable medicine,
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. have
been a sufferer from nervous dyspepsia
for the last four years; have used var
lous patent medicines and other RENEE
dies without any favorable result. They
sometimes gave temporary relief until
the effects OF the medicine wore of. I
attributed this to my gedentary habits,
being a bookkeeper with little physical
exercise, but am glad TO state that the
tablets have overcome all these obsta-
Giles, for have gained in flesh. sleep
better and am better In every way, The
above Is written not for notorlety, but
Is based on actual facts"
Respectfully yours,
A. W. SHARPER,
81 Prospect Street, indianapolis, Ind.
It IS safe to say that Stunrt's Dyspep-
sla Tablets win cure any stomach
weakness or disease except cancer Of
the stomach. They cure sour stomach,
gas, loss OF flesh and appetite, sleep-
lessness, palpltation, heartburn, constl-
patton and headaches.
Send for valuable little book on Btom.
ach diseases by addressing Stuart Co.,
Afarshnll, Mich.
All druggists sell full sized packages
at 80 cents.
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LOST HIS OWN GAME.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6@Yeager lost his own
game to-day in the fourth inning, when
with the bases full no gave Jud Smith
FREQ pass. forcing in 4 run. a long ny by
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TEBEAU's TEAM TO 81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-"The present
Cleveland team will play IN st. Louis
next year" said President Mucken-
fuss, OF the st. Louis Browns to-day.
Further than this he refused to talk.
In the course OF an interview on the
same subject, Chris Won Der Abe, who
is still connected with the st. Louis de
rectory, said: Robinson and Brush are
blufiing when they say they will put tina
Cleveland team in here, whether like
It or not, am willing the Clevelands
should come in here and make Sports
mans park their home, but when they
come It must be on equal sharing
terms or not at nll. We are perfectly
willing to divide the earnings Of the
club and plant with the owners OF the
Cleveland club. but we are not willing
10 let them come here and run things
as they please"
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Surety Bonds Sts 5SEFH
REAL ESTATE
For sale and 20 Rent.

FOR sALE-A cheap home, two-story
brick dwelling, rooms and Kitchen, on
East Mccolloch street. Lot % by IN,
Only S1.70e Terms easy.
A very flnp building lot on north side
Of Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street. Eighth warden very easy toFnnq.
A two-story frame dwelling 5 roomg,
with stable on lot. Lot 8 by 100, South
ChRpllne street, Eighth ward. Only 1850;
FOR RENTAL elegant modern resi-
denee, 10 rooms and bath, hot and cold
water, both gases, west side Of ChAplinei
between Twenty.Beeond and TWenty-third
streets, Possession given October !.
qulre at once.
G. A SCHAEFER & co. 'S "a a! IssS's &.
Telephone SlI
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that shown in the Lehigh game The
features were the punting OF MATHS,
and two runs by Relter for more than
fifty yards.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A DMIN1sTRAToR's NOTICE.

"A
Having been appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Conrad SchelleF. hereby
notify all persons indebted to said estate
to make prompt payment TO the UNDER
signed, and persons having claims against
tho estate win present them TO me, prop
erly atteated, for settlement.
JOSEPH KoRN,
Administrator OF the Estate Of Conrad
Schellar. aug
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Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
MENT." No internal medicine Tequlr.
ed. Cures tettor, eczema, Itch, oil erup.
lions on the face, hands, nose, etc, leav.
ing tho skin clear, white and healthy.
It's grent healing and curative powers
are posseRscd by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for sWAHNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes, tth1&w
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KlIIaNaL LEaGIE

81. LOUIS, oct. s.-rhe browns tfied
Mauplnl q Missouri youngHter. In The prst
game. He did wen for eight inningl but
weakened IL The last, Pittsburgh batting
out q victory Stencil was benohsd BY
Warner IN tho eighth inning TOT dflputing
a deciSlon. The SECOND gamo vas called
In the shlrd inniH :pH sscannt Of dark.
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pRoPosArs.
pTDs FOR COAL.

WHEELING. W. Va, oct. 4, 1898.
Once Of Clerk OF Board OF Education,
No, IS Fourteenth Street.
Bids will be received at the ONCE Of tho
Clerk Of the Board Of Education until
niAhlnE clean coal and also slack for the
public schools OF the city Of wheeling for
tho ensuing school year.
Bids VIII be received for furnishing coal
for all the schools. as well as to each
Bub-dlstrirt, separately. The contract will
be awarded to the lowest responsible bid.
der emIfDyipg union labor. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all
WALTER HALL.
oci.G-s.iO-i2 Clerk.
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HUGGING THE BALL

a chance to get into the game. In other
years II has been dihicuH to gel eleven
men to 30 on trip away from home
consequently the abundance OF mate
riai this year 10 encouraging. The trip
Will be made overland. and II promises
70 be ENJOYABLE.
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BELLAIRk
All sorts Of Local Nsws aud Gossip From
tho GIass city.
yesterday

tho Glaze CITY
congTessmau Danford, Gen D. A:
Hollingsworth and others passed
through town yesterday, ON their way
to Woodstield, TO take part In the sol
dlers reunion at that place. The threat
ening weather did not prevent a large
crowd gathering. Both the gentlemen
named were speakers on the pro-
gramme.
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Greeusburg wants to play here on
November L. The guarantee, 500, IS
rather high for Wheeling. hence, al.
though Greensburg is the best around
three s,atc1, II would be risky bringing
them here then, McKee's Rocks ln-
dians, however play here on the date
asked for,
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Next Saturdays game with Franklin
college has aroused football spirit in
wheeling. and twenty players will be
taken out to New Athens. After the
arst half the anrnlus talent VIII be given
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On account Of most OF the W. A. c.
team working on second turn at the
Aetna Standard this week, practice at
tie ball park begins every morning at
10 o'clock. Al candidates are requested
to be on hand at that hour this morn
Ing. and the rest Of the week Captain
Edwards would Hike TO sec Frank
kinchloe and VIII ,Handlan, and re-
quests them TO be at the bal! park this
morning.
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FOB SAIB.

FOR SAllH.
Main street business property, from q.
alley. WIN sell any number OF feet you
want at low figure, on long time II de-
sired.
tlon, s. South Front, for $500,
Pleasant Valley building lots, the only
real desirable left, fronting on Pike. Sell
you any number Of feet you want.
Good 6.roomed house near Fortysolghth
street for Si,300-$900 cash. balance In
monthly payments. You won't miss the
money, and soon own your own home
Money to loan, per cent.
q. Q. SMITH,
Real Estate Fire Insurance. Surety Bonds,
ExehanEe Bank BuildInE.
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REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
VI Prompt Completion Of Orders at the
Intelllgencor Job Printing ofllce.
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a success NuL TAcKLE.

Farrell Bropght y the etheT Ta sv 'e EcT
RHE
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ing and Farrell. Umplres, Brown and
Connolly. Attendance, go NO earned
runs.