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- rhoma, Bowling Co.. o,s E st. NV.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING THE
lAnGe MANSION HOUSE, NO. 1907 MAS.
SACHUsETTs AVENUE NORTHWEST, AND
LARGE TRACT OF GROUND APpiIRrE.
NANr THERETO
On WEDNESDAY APRIL TWENTY SEVENTH
A d.. 1925. At FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, BY virtue
Of certain deed OF trust to us. dated Nav Il.
1892. and duly recorded among the lard records
Of the District Of Columbis. In Liber No. io7s.
at folio sss, ct seq.. and at the request in
cured thereby we. the undersigned trustees Will
sell. at public auction. in front Of the premises
the following described land and premises. situate
and designated and being all of lots numbered
ss. in Bryan and others subdivision Of lot. ID
Liber R. l. H.. folio $50, Of the rrcordi Of the
Office OF the Surveyor of said District. becinning
for said part Of lot 90 At the northwest corner Of
thence south so.ss feet; thence west 81 feet; and
thence porth 30.42 feet to the place OF bexnL ing;
together with the improvements. consisting II Z
very large and cornnodious brick mansion snd
large brick stable in the rear thereof
Terms OF saIe-one- third Of the purchase morey
to be paid in cash and the balance in two equal
installments. payable in one and two years. VIII
interest at nve per centum per snnum. psyah's
semi annually, from day Of sale, secured BY Q
deed OF trust upon the property sold; all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit of
$500 will be required Of the purchaser at the
tibe OF safe All cOnycyanclng. recor.tnS aoo
notsrial fees at the cost Of the purchaser. Terns
Of sale to be complied with within ten days from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk aid cost
Of the defaulting purchaser. after five days Ad-
vertisement OF suck resale
MAHLON ASHFORD,
No. 40 Louisiana avenue nv.
JESSE " n HUYCK,
No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue nv
ap14 -dkds-exsun-em Tr.stees
The above sale is postponed, at the request o:
the parties, to FRIDAY, MAY G. A. d. 1905
at the same hour and place.
MAHLoN ASHFORD.
JESSE V. n. HUYCK.
ape6-dSds Trustees
The above sale is further postponed TO TUES
DAY. NAY 10. 1898 at the same Eour and place.
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RAILR0ADo.
Pennsylvania !
RAILRoApe,
RAHRoAn


HATi0N CORNER or SIXTH AND 3 srREETS
200 A. =. week days-PJTTSBURc EXPRESS
Paries and Dining Cars Harrisburg e Puts
lo:ss K N. PENNSYLVANIA LnIrED-Pul,.
man sleeping. Dining Smoking and Obsef
vation Cars. Harrisburg to Chicago. Cincin.
io'so A. n. FAST LINE-Puilman Buffet ParIor
e;. Gsr to Harrisburg. Buffet Pafier Car. ifAr-
$40 P. u. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Ex. >
pre.msleepiDg Car Washington to st. Louis, :
z, s1d Sleeping and Dining C.n Harrisburg .:
SS;.' LOUIS Nashville (via CineinnatD and
1:ao p. N wzsrERs ExpREss-puI;n.n
s.sepins Car to Pittsburg. Chicago and Har-
tao P. y. 'sOUTHwEsrERN ExPREss-rnii.
man Sleeping Cars. Washington to Pittsbusg.
mo; mo harrisburg to st. Louis and Cincinnst'-
1870 P. II. PACIFIC ExPREss-prIlm.n Sleep
,.so ing Car to Pittsbay.
80" =. H. for kane. Csnandaigua Rochester and
Niasar. Falls daily. except Sunday
.:.o sunday For ,s W1p wiII.m.por. any go 9
Buffalo and NIAGARA Falls. daily. except /.
saturday. snslsy. with Sleeping Car. Washington =
1890 p y. for Erie. Csnandaieua. Rochester,
yunaio and Niagsrs Falls daily. Pullman !
sleeping Car washi' Tton to Rochester Sat
urdzys only.
Philadelphia. New York ard the
East.
100 P. n. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
daily. daily. oil Parlor Cars. with Dining Car nom
500. 300. Ie:oO Dining Carl. and Il:oo
Dining Car from wilmingtsnl "A. H.;
$50. 1000 and I'd li:so sS p n. N % On sunday. s:S
Dining Carr. 500. 900, Hoo Dining Car
Sn f,9m wilmington) A; NJ. ls;l5 ~ t
n:So P. II. For Phiia6cphia only. Fast Ex-
pres, 10 A. ~, week days Express ls:n
p N week days: 2;ol and $40 P, u, daily
days. and ID P. NJ daily
For Baltimore. 6:25. 200. 7:5O. 500. 9oB 1o:c9
1880. n:oo A. n. l2:l5, le:45, 1853, e0s !
9:b: $50. 7:2o. lo:oo l0:4o II rs sod II i.g,
r n On Sunday. 100. s:oo."oyoo.- s,ssp'
a,iS ,oS0 LOO ~ ~, A. N; FL. rs s:% s:s.
7:oo. 1000. lo:ao. and 80 P NJ
For Pcpe's Creek Line so A. ~ and .26 r. NJ
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 200. 500 A. NJ. 1s.ls ard $40 :,
2 n daily, except Sunday. Sundays s;"
Express tor FloriJ. and points on Atlantic Ccast
Line, $50 A. d., 3.46 p NJ daily: Richmond
only. 1851 A. n. week days; Atlanta special.
via Richmond and seaboard Air Line $40 2
A. n daily and 4:25 P. y. week days
seaxhore Connections.
For Atlantic City (vis Delaware Bridge. aMfaF I
route). 3:15 and II 80 p. NJ. daily: via Marker
Street Wharf. 1000 and loo A. NJ. l2:4j r.
NJ, week days. and IL so P. n. daily
For Cape May, II 90 A. ~ week days, IL 80 p. N.
daily. -
Ticket ofices. corner Fifteenth and C strcets.
orders be lef for the checking of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences
J. B. HUTCHINSON. General Manager.
J. R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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wANrEp-BoARDERs
ron EXCHANGES.

FOR EXCHNNGE-Part cash, ttr,lst assumed, de-
hghtfully located residenceson Potomac: lieh
est point on river. 90 miles down: Gunston
room; water tank in attic; apples pears, peaches
and small fruits; towering rsa.rubs. etc.; out
buildings; all in good condition; accessible TO
railroad and boat. daily; pfiee. $3.50, clear.
HITE x MARSHALL Room 01iteo5 Pa. I'VE. NV
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COI-NTRY RESIpENCE FoR SALE

One of the handsomest dwellings in the State
OF Virginia. situated in Loudoun County, about
five miles south OF Lcesburg. The mansion is
a large, double. brick, with stucco, about 100
it, front. with large porch and columns, and cost
over 500, ,000 large lawn. with beautiful old
finest gardens in the country, which. with the
pasture land, comprises about 20 acres. This
place must be seeen to be appreciated. Price,
SIS. 900. For terms ETC., apply to II. RoZIER
my6-et
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FAIRFIELD-Delightful Summer resort on Chevy
Chase electric line; one car fare to every part
of the city; now open to the public; terms mod
crate. MRS. HERBERT GUTHRIE mysSt
WANTED-Boarders; open for Summer season in
a most desirable location, one square from
electric cars; cool and pleasant; fruit and shade
trees: everything new and komelike: no objection
to children. For particulars address 95l Mass.
ave. NV. my-3t-em
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wANTED-AGENTs,

AGENTS-l0c brings you samples and catalogue
OF patriotic emblems. etc, by return mail;
quick! Address MANUFACTURER, nox 1875.
Boston. Mas. ray1 o. IL III
WANTED-First-eiass book agents; standard
works: also emen an illustrated New York
weekly; good commissions. Address d. this
Office. -s, /, mys-3t
AGENTS WANTED-Murat Halsteads Great War
Book, Cur Country in War" All about
Armies, Navies, Coast Defcnses, Maine Disaster.
Cuba. War with Spain. and relations with Foreign
Nations. Nearly GOO pages All written sine
Maine Disaster. Magnificent eo,ored illustrations
Agents making $40 TO sS9 per day. No experience
necessary. Most liberal terms guaranteed. 20
days credit. price low, freight paid Handsome
outfit free. Send two cent stamps TO pay pos
tage. EDUCATIONAL UNION, ;sei Dearborn ST..
thlcjso. mN.-lm
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sTRAY ED.

STRAYED-From 17s5 Mass. ave- NV, brindle
and white Boston bull terrier; tag No. 1899:
reward IL returned. myS-3t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-House Of 13 rooms surrounded by ls
acres OF land; beautiful grove back of house:
large stable: fine garden fruit; chicken and pigeon
houses: plenty Of water: wide porch; attic and
cellar; furnace: open hreplaces in each room; /;
ceilings IL feet high in first story and II in Sec
ond; s15 month for six months; 5000 for the
year Apply to the POSTMASTER at Takoma
Park. or II. p. r. HOLT, 1925 18th st. NV.
mys-dt
FOR SALE-A beautiful Groom cottage In Brook
land, d. c.. $500 less than cost il party can
pay $500 in cash; cellar. hot and cold water;
bathroom: shade; chicken house; large lot and
good porches; trifers need answer. Address
BROOkLAND COTTAGE, this office. my4-7t
FOR RENT OR SALE L. acres near Silver
Springs: eth St; road house; rooms and
Kitchen stabling; best OF water; fruit 523 Sd st.
sw. my3-6t-em
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FOR SALE-HOIsES.

run SALE<-noNSES
FOR sALE-Bargain in very desirable residence
Sd st. NV. y. Y. ave-; 3-story brick;
q m. l.; will be sold this week; 5000.
Business corner. st. Sc, 2-story and cellar
brick; store and dwelling; $1,000.
Desirable dwelling. SD st. NV, Groom brick.
a.. m. l.: near p St; 81. 80.
5-rn. Frame 9Th st. NV, 81. 500.
18th ST. sw.. b, rms. cory home. 81 600
Magnificent Groom buff brick and stone dwell
ing. rms; a. m. j., open plumbing; Whitney
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5ls st. NV.
my 3t-eod-em
LOUIS HEH.BRUN. 1925 10th st.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50 feet by 100, 5-room house & stable. s6sj.
81. .so0-sheridsn ave, 9th and 9Th.
s.. .0oO-Brick. CIR. and bath; monthly payment.
sa.I5e-K ST. ne. 2-story brick; m payments.
s2.00-N- Capitol St. 5-room frame.
5. S2.3Jo-Cslifornia ST. Groom brick.
ss,Ooo-7as eth ne. sr. and cellar; m. payments.
5. .250-l42 ID st. ne, Groom brick.
ii, ,2j0-.il 18th St, Groom brick
s.. s.soo-I1S2 10th St NV. X and $.
s.. Jeo-sth L and NJ NV.
81. .j00-Nass. ave. ith and 9Th NY.
s.. COP St. ith and 5th NV.
ri. 6.0o0-Quincy NV. Groom brick.
81 20o-Mass. ave-. 1st and I'd, s-room brick.
si.Oo0-N st. NV. between 9Th and 5th.
(Frame house and stable. lot 25 by ls5
3, 4,sOo-lssSS5, n, &th and 5th nv.
Zone f.sme and brick houses.)
81. J00-Ilth NV. betw- and o, Or house.
S,ZDU-L. 4th and Jth NV, broom mouse.
s. 750-P St NV. 10 rooms and cellar.
sS.Ioo-l0 rms and cellar: large lot in Takoml
LOUIS HEHBRUN,
Real Estate and Loans, 1l26 10th st.
HOUSES FOR SALE BY
LOUIS HEILBRuN,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER,
l126 10th St N ".
Owners of Business and Residence Property
will find it TO their advantage to intrust to me
the sale OF their realty. have dealt in that
line exclusively since 1890. and had success for
myself and Others.
L. HElLBRuN.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
mys-tf
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
Real Estate and Loan Broker.
1l26 10th ST. NV.
FOR sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
$55. 900, ST., best location. rents at q, 200
$4,000. G ST.. between 18th and 18th.
$4,000. St, bet lsth and 18th. rent at 8. 400
$40. 500. 1th ST., bet. l. and NJ.
s12, 500. 7th ST., bet. N and N.
$4,000. Pa. ave-. bet. 10Th and GOTH
s., 500 Pa ave-, bet. 2lst and 22d.
81. 900, $50 No. ave-, 12 rooms and stable.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY on MONTHLY PAY
MENTS.
s6as house and lot. 5Ox10o. Bennings.
=, 600, Groom brick, 9th. and L ne.
5000. sroom bay window brick. 9TH. E and
F ne.
s.. 200, Groom brick, 11th. and E Sc.
s., 500, 6-rooms, Sheridan ave-. 9th and 7th NV
S. JOO srooms Whitney ave-, 9th and 7th NV.
s. 600 ST., 9Th and 5th NV. 25x105
q ,0Oc ST., COZ. se., 10 rooms.
s, 200. 10th St. bet. and NV.
myl-1mo
WANTED-Owner needs money; 4 court and 1
front houses sw.; section rent per month
81; will sell 81 500. Address OWNER s.. this
Office. my7-st
FOR SALE-Reduced from $4. 500 to $500. il
sold within 10 days; 20-ft. front; pressed
brick; bay window; rooms, bath cellar under
entire house: lot a0xloO to paved alley; stable
and on-shed; this was built for home last
Summer; owing to lard times am obliged to
sell; bargain for home investment; also small
Groom house: a. m. l.; for s1,70O. For terms
apply TO OWNER, isl 5th st. ne. mv6-3t-em
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WANTED-By sober Young English man. situa-
tion To drive delivery wagon or for private
family; will work cheap. FRED, 1904 Z St NV
mV1-3t
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wANTED-posrAcH STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash. all kinds Of United States
postage and department stamps; collections
also bought II. +. DUNKHORST. tc95 7th st
nv. --.7fs 49,. mh7-u
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FOR sALE-couNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-Farms and suburban homes in all
sections; call send address for catalogue;
You will find many bargains in it. ABRAHAM
FISHER, 5l2 Z st. NV. my1-3t -eodem
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WANTED-By ffrst-class man. position as clerk,
cashier, or collector; small salary; bond.
BATES. s23 llth NV. my6-dt-em
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WANTED-By Al salesman, specaltics to sell
in District ~ Columbia and southern Mary
land. Address BOX .9 Anacostia. ID. c my4-7t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

some kind: drive work around house
or store; do gardening most any kind OF
work; ref giyen., address 2l7 ST. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-FLATs.
COUNTRY ROARD.

-
FOR RENT-Flat on I'd floor; 3 or 4 rooms; cor
ner house; south and east front: bath on
same hoor 201 d st. Eny7-3t-eIn
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

FOR SALE-Special bargain. l $50 Improved Do
nestle fer SIS. oak finish. 5 drawers, and all
the attachments: years guarantee FUNK'S
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE, Ss1 CAa. Sc.
mY1-st-e -em
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--~N -
FOR RENT-Stores; cheap; store. good location;
$l2 7lS 9th st. me-. in good condition. b.
F. SAUL Ith and L SITS NV. my9-6t EN-
FOR RENT-Part of Office to dressmaker; bust
ness established; former occupant called
from the city; cheap rent. Room l. 420 9TH ST.
NV. II en-
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HELr wANrEp-MALn.

WANTEp-A barkeeper; must he sober, bright
neat and Quick; also careful mixer; state
experience Address BARKEEpER, this office.
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wAnrED-MrscELLAxroUs.

wANTED-To trade ~ model tandem for horse;
will pay bonus. A. Z. B., this Office.
mvo-yt EN-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-30
lrmECHEE
Happenings OF Interest ln ne lIarshall
County Town.

uappsninsS OF Interest q ne MaEshall
County ToVn.
W. R. Jasper and wife. and j. n.
Thonen and wife have returned from
FaIrmont, where they attended the tu-
neral OF a relative.
Mrs.W. H. Johnson and grand daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle Zimmerman, are the
guests OF friends at 1lngraham, Pa.
There will be no preaching services
at the ". E. church until after camp
meeting, which will end August %.
Rev. B. D. Eden Will return home to-
day, from a months visit with his par
ents at Charleston.
John Coxon and family have returned
home after pleasant visit with friends
at Bedford, Pa.
Henry Hart and son. Clarence, are
spending week with friends In Wet
eel county.
James T. Powell and wife are the
guests OF friends on chapllne street.
Wheeling.
Mrs. J. L. McMechen and daughter,
Edna. are visiting friends at Erie. Pa.
Wilson Weeling is home from Char
lesion on a visit TO his parents here.
Charles Bohrer OF New MartinsvIlle,
Is the guest OF friends here,
S. B. West has returned from a visit
to friends In Ohio.
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REDWOOD.
Brsazy News Items Gathered In the BH'S
Marshall Comntr Town.

Brsazy News ItsnrI Gathered In the Bu'S
MnrHhaiI County TawR.
The Democratic county convention
will be held this afternoon at the city
hall. p. L. Mercer Is assured Of Roni-
lnatlon on the legislative ticket. and his
running mate will come. from the other
end OF the county. Candidates for SUI
perIntendent OF schools and county
commissioners will also be nominated.
There will be three tickets IN the field
this fall. including the Prohibition.
Considerable Interest Is taken In Benz
wood in the probable move OF the First
West Virginia regiment to Porto Rico.
and should the regiment be ordered
there. an excursion will be arranged to
Huntington by Moundsville people,
Many from here would 90 70 see Com
pany NJ.
There were no accidents IN Benwood
yesterday reported. gratifying fact
after the long list OF lamentable affairs.
A number OF the Ladies' Of the Golden
Eagle from here win attend the picnic
at Rldgeway's grove, to-day.
Il is unoficlally stated that the Riy-
ersIde's coke plant will not be ready for
operation until next spring.
Misses GLENN skidmore and B. Cav
anaugh, OF Pnrkersburg, are visiting
Mrs. Walter Greenwood.
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BEIlAI
AHsOii ~ i.svai asvsf St.ip From


AnsOa II i.svai sew S,sip From
ih- elias, ny.
The Democrats couilr clntral COM
mlitee VIII meet at thl 0l1ho hotel to-
dag. 70 fi< the t!Iac ulil pllpp Tor their
cnuuty convention. nNcl ntiew good
men viii be persuaded 10 leeept nomi-
nations. This Is an nIroslllon that
ought TO be dispensed With this year,
Let Il be unanimous.
NJ. Thomhs n, Hart who cauc here
two weeks ago. nsd With hsr r-,.he-
Mrs. G. L. Poormnn, Fi1lted several
eastern cities. rsturnlns tals Wes.., irtt
for her Indiana home Yer iereay. NiT.
Hart will leave next Wk for Europe
in the Interest Of the window glass syn
dieate. @
Mrs. Rose Merydlth, Wh9 has just re-
turned from Annapolis al. says Ad-
nlral Cervera resembles ~ John kirk
patrick, Of this city, and TIM he is a
very handsome man. Ntl,i AcfYdith eX-
perlenced the pleasure 81 meeting sew
erai OF the Distinguished irir0ners OF
war.
Christian Reii. the man Who had one
foot crushed on bv an lnBot "a the rolls
at the steel workA, two mopthe aHo. and
who was removed to his home In the
country. after having the Injury dress
ed. came to town yesterday FOR the 6rst
time.
Peter Deal and Dennis Norris got In
to quarrel about girl and after they
had pummeled each other for time
they were arrested and Mayor Freeze
assessed each email fine. The fnes
and costs were paid.
The employees of the Cleveland &;
Pittsburgh railroad In this city WIN be
well represented at the annual picnic
which VIII be held on the Alliance faiT
grounds, two weeks from to-day.
Thomas Mnloney and sons got judy
ment for 1883 in the United StHtea
court against SistersVllle on a street
paving contract. The suit was for more
than 5000, however.
Heatherington's band win leave to-
dag for Epworth park, where the boys
Will furnish music for ten days. The
evening concerts charm the lovers OF
good music there.
The township trustees ct meeting
Thursday, decided to ask for bids for
one hundred yards Of stone on section 2
Of the pixies.
There will be services 81 the First NJ.
E. church to-m0rrow. az the repairs to
the Sunday school room have been COM
pleted.
Miss Ella Yost, photographer for the
Bottle COMPANY. left yesterday for a
weeks vacation at her Portland home.
Squire Morrell fined Henry Beall $50
and costs and sent Anna Rhodes to the
county jail In default OF bond.
Miss Helen Sanders returned yester-
day evening from Lake Chautauqua,
where she spent two weellp.
Mrs. E. B. Thomas and children. Of
Columbus, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sinclair, on Gravel Hin.
The Misses Eva and Mabel Lichten-
berger are home from a pleasant visit
at Wellsville.
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lI5ps ana 5tisiaps in ths Thriving city
Aefass tile River.

aNAAN|N wv AANANNf
MIS- Ma-y Ann Ascxander. aged Il
years. dsed AZ che bone Of. her nephew.
Frank Iortau, on Scotch f,cga. yester-
day moi-sEc Of inhrmltles 81 old age.
The funeral VIII occur Sunday afternoon
az . o'rlGck AID inierment Will be at
Scotch ridge cemetery.
The ehaik-iask on Egypt by Rey.,J. o..
Ashenhursg; At. the ur5ted Presbyterian
church last evening waa larger atteEd.
ed and was hghiy appreciated b all
these who we're fortunate enough 70 ate
tend
Mrs. Emma Marsh and GauShter Misa
Alice, OF Chicago, and Mss Elsie Ever
EFT, Of Minneapolis, VIII ErplYe hero
Monday 10 visit the family OF L. j, G.
Drennen on ''The Heights."
Miss Axle Cophain. Of Canal Dover,
who has been the guest 0f her parents
on Hickory street for the past three
weeks, leaves this mornig for zanese
vile, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Thayer Hesiop md children and
Miss Nettie Williams VIII be home to-
nscrrow from q rnpE;h's visit with rela-
tiyes At Pomeroy
Miss Stella Delaplaln returns TO her
home In Powhsttan tomorrow after q
broadway,
Louis ATnstein ieaves this morning
for New York. where he goes to pur-
chaxe his fan. stock OF gents furnishing
goods.
The Sherman House property, on Sec
ond street. VIII be offered for sale a.
public auction at o'clock this after
noon.
John Henderson goes to SmIthheld
this evening to spend Sunday With his
family, who are visiting relatives there.
Severn from here VIII take advantage
OF the low rate TO Oakland over the
Baltimore & Ohio tomorrow.
A crowd Of young people from here
spent yesterday. at the Owl Fishing club
camp, opposite Tilt0nville.
George simplSins returned last even-
ing from three days visit with his pa
rents. at Connection.
phe Knights OF the Golden Eagle OF
this vicinity Will picnic at Rlegeway's
Grove to-day.
william Arnold leaves tomorrow for
a weeks visit with relatives at Lau-
reltOn, Ohio.
The Times expects to move into It's
new quarters on Fourth street the first
OF the week.
William Rohney will return this even
Ing after weeks visit with relatives In
Buffalo.
Miss Kate Carmichael left yesterday
afternoon for Welisviiie TO visit reaa-
tives.
Miss Ella Campbell viii leave Nom
day for Philadelphia to visit relatives
Clayton Hoge. of Mt Pleasant, was
calling on his parents here yesterday.
Verne Young of Dillonvale. was calf
ing on friends here yesterday.
W. r. Ratcliff, of Mt Pleasant, was in
town yesterday on business.
Waiter Potts, OF Cadiz, was the guest
Of friends here yesterday.
Frank Pearce, OF Tittin, was here yes
terday on business.
AID. McKlm is visiting his sister in
Pittsburgh. A