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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
IN and after Tuesday. Aug 16 1898.
~ trains will follows: Central
Standard Time.) All trains enter
UNION RAILWAY STATION.


sday, Aug. 16. 1898.
as follows: Central
ms enter
Az STATION.
elk Face Figures
Dy-Daily. S--SleepeE
Ear, D-Dining Car.
& ST. LOUIS R'Y.
siOn-Big -Four.
ARRIVE
U City & w &C. dy. s:25
S'wst'n linn, dy, d s.1i:J0
B.H. & Muncie ex $40
Cleveland ex...... 600
Bib. 4 And'n ex. S;4b
N. Y. ex. dy, s. ..1Os6O
fOn-Big Four.
New York ex. dy, s. 4:05
Mat & 2 II acc. ..10:30
st. LOUIS express. $40
Kn'kb'r sp. d SOY 0'1O
siOn--Big Four.
Greensburg acc. eco
Cin'tl acc, dy......11:i5
G q st J. mail, dy
d . and p......... LAO
Chi. Linn, p..... 4s10
Gin g. Ind ex, p... $40
c I&StL ex. dy Sill 100
Chicago dy s.....11;6Q
le Line.
LOUSY ( ! dy s. II 40
LOUSY day expr. 40
IOn-Big FOur.
Gin ( !, dy. s....... 800
Lafayette accom-. 1850
Gin. mail.p d, dy. 2,35
Lafayette acc.... O:45
C"ti 81 Wash, q. p. 0i1O
ion-Big Four.
Wabash acc. d.. s:25
B.Harbr NIL ex... 3;1O
Michigan expr.... Ss40
est-BiE Four.
Col & Gin ex. dy. .. SEQ
Champaign accom- 1920
NY. ex & mall, 2;42
Peoria ex, dy, p. GIG
ust-B:G Four.
Springfield expr. II IS
Columbus expr. .1O;4O
q ST. LOUIS R'Y.
sion-Pcnna Line.
Limo mail, dy 0 d.s:0s
Richmond accom-. !. 800
st L ex, dy, d s.1XsX3
Ind'p'ls acc....... 3s13
Mail express. dy.. $50
West'n ex. dy. s..1O;O0
In--Penna II. r..
Chi & Lou ( ex. dy $500
Chi & Lo ex, dy y. 3i45
IOn-Penua n. II.
Mad & Ind acc. 1920
st L & c I l. dy, Pill rs
Mad. & Ind. acc. . i;s5
Ind & Pitts. dy, S TOO
Mad. e. Ind. acc,
Sunday only.....9iJO
l. & Chi ex. dy s.11;40
IA LINE.
New York ex, dy 8. $40
EffinRham accom-. F.. 10 100
T. Haute ex. dy. 1;2O
Attic ex, dy, q 9 p.2ix5
Fast Line. daily. 4:43
StL e. NY. dy. s d 2 SOS
VINCENNES Il. Il.
Vincennes expr.....10;40
Cairo expr. dy.....4sSO
LION a. DA lTN KY
Gin. Ind & Chi ex.
dy. 8 .............i2:l5
Daily fast mail. q. $50
Gin & Roachdaie
ex. dy, p..........ji:H
Gin & Dayton. d.
ID s............... .8 I'D
Gin & Dayton acc. z $50
Gin daily ex. S c.10:35
WESTERN IL. X.
nd'pls ex. dy.......10:20
Mail and expr.... 2,3S
Toledo expr ....... dsGO
/ a. WESTERN R'Y.
Fast expr. dy. 8 c.. $50
Tusc0la acc.........O:see
Chicago expr..-.. &s40
Mail and expr.... 4s4O
(MOnOn ROute.)
Gin vest. dy. s...... $50
Fast mail. dy. So. 7:s5
Gin vest. dy. d p. ass
Chicago expr. 2fA0
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odds and Ends.

"Wilhelmna" Jackets. hats. ties. capes
and costumes are now appearing.
Grace-loving French women declare that
the fad for fiounced skirts has gone too far.
and that they have never approved of the
fashion.
Many of the gowns of the immediate
future will fasten at the back The woman
who does not have some one to help her will
find this an inconyenlent style. But those
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IN and after Tue
~ trains will run
Standard Time.) All ira
UNION RAILN
p. NJ. Time in Dln
Trains marked thus:
P-Parlor Car, C-Chair
CLEyE., GIN, CHI,
Cleveland Dtvil
DEPART
New York ex. dy s. AIS
Muncie e B II ex.. 6:S5
Cleveland mail. 1850
And'on & Z II ex. .11:l5I
u c a. w &C. dy.. 400
Knick' b'r. dy, d 9. 6;25
st. Louis Divts
st Louis expr....-.. 1880
wst'n lin. dy, d s. As
7. II. 81 Mat. ac.. 4s3OI
+ II 4 Mat acc,
Sunday only.....6s15I
NY a. Sill ex. dy SLIGO
Cincinnati Divi
Cincinnati I |. dy S. 3:4o
st l. & Gin { l. dy, 5 AIS
Cincinnati accom-. 700
Cincinnati accom-. 10 80
Cincinnati dy p.-..2:40l
GreensDurg acc... 0;3OI
Cti & Wash, F. l.,
dy, q, . and p. O;2O
LOuisyiI
LOUSY II dy s..... S:45l
LOUSY day expr. .2:45
Chicago Dtviei
Lafayette accom-. 1910
Chi ( m, dy, d p....u:49
Chi. Lin, d p.... 4I0
Lafayette acc..... O.lO
Chi F L. dy s.......l2:O5
Michigan Divis
Benton Harbor ex.. 6:35I
Mich mail and ex. .1l:15I
Wabash acc. dy.. 1850
Peoria Div. w
Peoria ex and mail. 7:25I
West'n ex. dy, p.-.ll:45l
Champaign acc... 4s35
Peoria ex, dy. s..11s15
Peoria Div. r,
Columbus express. $50
Sp' field & Col. ex.3;2O
PITTS, GIN, CHI.
indianapolis Divi
Eastern ex, dy, g.. $50
Columbus accom-. $3.50
Richmond acc. 1 so
Alto ex, .dy. d s..2s3O
bay ex, dy....... 5sOO
StL&NY, dy Q d.. S:1O
Chicago Divfsfs
Lou & Chi ex. dy p.1l:35
Lou& Chi Z ex. dy . 1906
Louisville Dtvis'
Lou & So spl. dy, s. $3.50
Lou & Mad &C. dy 5 Sis
Ind & Mad accom-.
SUNDAY only....... TOO
Ind. & Mad. ac... 3:35
L. & Alta, dy. p. 900
louisville acc..... 5uO
VANDAL
Terre Haute ex, dy. 7:20
Ny & StL, dy $ d. $40
HtL ex, dy. . d p. 12;3o
Emngham acc... 400
Fast Mail. dy..... . ;O1
Western ex. dy 5. 11,ZO
INDIANAPOLIS x
Gro 4 Vines ex. dy e:l5
Vincennes expr....4,xO
CINCINNATI, HAMI
Gin ex. dy, 8 c......3:s5
Daily fast mail, s..S:0o
Gin & Detroit ex. 1913
Gin & Dayton ex.
D .................<s4o
Gin & Dayton. dy, -
a N e4D
Gin & Detroit ex.
dy ..........:::;..s ~
LAKE ERIE &
Mail and expr....... ZOO
T, d & NJ c ex. dy 4 40
Evening expr... 2 800
INDIANA. DECATUl
Mail and expr....... s:l5
Chicago express.-... il 80
TuscolR accom-. 3f4b
Fast ex. dy. . Q. IL 400
c., /. & j.. R'Y.
Chi night ex. dy. s.l2:55
Fast mail. dy. So. 700
Chi expr. p.........u.50
Chi vest. d De-. 3:3o
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John H. .Kiphart, sis South Capitol ave-
nue., Indianapolis, Ind, says: II suffered
with stomach trouble for over five years.
in the past eighteen months, and for ten
months 1 was absolutely unable to do any
work. was treated by ten different physi-
clans during this time, but without any
permanent results. 1 had no appetite, was
generally debilitated, weak, could not stand
up at times on account of this weakness;
had dizzy spells and all the horrible symp-
toms of aggravated dyspepsia. called at
Munyon's office and began their treatment.
A big Improvement was noticeable in few
days. After short course of treatment
the trouble disappeared and l am now work.
ing full ten hours a day. My friends know
of my illness and of my wonderful cure.
am indeed grateful to Munyon''
If you are in need of medical attention
consult his physicians 1t will cost you
nothing for examination and advice.
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who keep up with the procession of the
well dressed must expect to be inconven-
fenced. The princess gown owes it's charm
to this Arrangement
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TREATMENT by MAIL,

If unable to visit Munyon's offices person.
ally, write Professor Munyon for advice
which is ABSOLUTELY FREE. The most
obstinate cases successfully treated in the
strictest confidence. Guide to Health free
Office open all day and evening. Sunday
10 to II.
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Which rifle carries the longest distance,
the Mauser or the Jorgensen, and with
which rifle was the American army sup
piled?
1t seems that the Mauser carries farther
than the Krag-Jorgensen. Our regulars are
armed with the Krags, most of our volun-
teers with the new model Springfield
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-18

Black gowns of lovely transparent or
-diaphanous weaves over silk or satin.
take high place in the ranks of fashion for.
the two seasons before US.
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four are hazardous. jeopardous. stupendous
and tremendous. The other words are am
phipodous, horrendous. iendous, nefandous
repandous, liquependous, nodous, multi
nodous. frondous, tardigradous, blendous
centifidous. branchiopodous, cephalapodous
gastropodous, isopodous, pteropodous
trachelipodous We think that there may
be others no so formidable in appearance
but we do not know them These dispose
of the teachers statement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-28
TIE RAILROADS.
THE NEW FREIGHT RULES.

z Tho appended resolutions referring to
the re-iclng o. per!shable freight In
transit have been adopted by the man.
ayers OF the Joint Traffic Association:
That railway companies west OF the
functions with lines members OF the
Central Freight Association and thosg
I in Its territory shall be required by
each OF the first connecting lines east
of such functions to note on their en-
spense bills or transfer slips thereat spc-
cinc instructions as 10 the points east
of such connecting points at which 1t Is
desired thatAsh!pments of dressed meats
and provisions, or other pcrishablc pro-
& perty taking third class rates, shall
be 're-iced In transit at the expense 6of
shippers. and unless such re-lcinG shall
contemplate n complete rc-!illlng OF the
: ice boxes of such cars, the quantity of
lee TO be used shall be specified In each
8instancc. Such Information shall be
shown on the way bills east or said
functions. That an to tn shipments ot
said perlshablc property originating. on
lines In the territory OF tho Central
2 Freight Association, shippers shall be
required TO furnish similar Instructions
regarding the polnta at which such pro.
\ perty !s to be rc-iccd at their expense,
"a" d Z ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-28
IRON AID STEEL
rev New Feature. u The Market-Devel.

Few New FehtUr"h ia thc Mnrbet-BeNSA.
opmsnn In tilt Kast! 8 Z Z,
PITTSBURGH Pa Jan. 21.-The
American. Manufacturer In Its weekly
review tomorrow, win say:
1.-THE iron and steel trade this week
presents few new features. but ccndi-
tons seem TO vary a great deal at diff
ferent polntG. Locally business remains
about as 1t was ut last report, with the
general situation still strong in the tin-
lshlng lines, but with raw materials
rather weak. The eastern market has.
shown the most Important develop
ments, Thus Philadelphia reports a vers
satisfactory week In pig Iron, as or
ders are coming In fast but one bad
feature Is seen in the fact that sellers
are extending present prices over Ions
dellyeries, thus showing their want Q.
faith In the future. This IS Just what
producers In all the principal lines have
been trying 10 avoid for some time past.
BIllets are strong and there are good
prospects In merchant steel. Ri
3 At New York business Is not meeting
expectations and values In all lines are
growing rather weak. The railroads ARE
fairly good buyers, but structural ma
terIal for buildings and bridges Is SLOW.
There are more offerings OF pig Iron.
Large sales OF southern Iron have been
made recently, one lot of 1900 tons be-
ing reported. Some mills are making
concessions on bar iron. The sheet
trade Is Improving. II q M.
? Cincinnati reports the aggregate pig
Tin tonnage as being good for the sea-
son, but prices are hardly held. Char
coal tin makers are hunting business.
The demand for sheets and plates Is
good. At Louisville the general tone OF
the market is on an upward plane and
conditions are much more favorable
than they were the previous week. Bar
iron Is a better sale and there are good
prospects In structural material. Re-
cent orders from ship yards have made
an Improvement In the plate trade. The
general situation In the Wheeling mar
ket Is said to be improving, although no
change Is apparent"
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SAVED THE INNOCENT
Who was Already CONFERENCE.-The Real
se Niurtlsr.r's Confession.

e.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-AlexanLro
CIaramello. who was brought to this
city from Baltimore yesterday, after
confessing that he had murdered Nata-
lie Brugno, for which crime Angelo Carr
boni is now in Sing Sing under sentence
of death, to-day made a detailed con-
fession. This is what Ciaramello said:
"Brugno and for some time had an
ill-feeling between US, caused by Brug-
no paying attention 10 my wife. In
July had some trouble with him. and
was advised to get a warrant for his
arrest. I then said: Leave It to me, and
1 will kill him. On Sunday, September
II, ! saw my cousin. Carbon!i on Frank
lin street He was down in the street,
with Brugno standing over him In O
striking attitude. I said: Look at that
assassin. After he has run away with
my wife. he now wants to kill my
cousln!. ran up. Ny cousin had gone
TO the other side OF the street. stabbed
Brugno twice In the side. The next day
went to Philadelphia and later to Bal
timore. was in hiding when was ar
rested % lfs-a .a.,..,y.4 ssa4. VIZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-28

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 27.-Lou!s
Casper, alias Charles Bertron, and
Charles Marion, alias Tony Dufar, were
released from Riverside penltentiary
this morning, and were Immediately
re-arrested By Detective Rogers, of Chi
cago, and officer Miller. OF this city.
This evening Detective Rogers left for
home with the prisoners. He says the
parties are wanted In Chicago for bum
Going Victor Leon. Of No. 224 Clark
street, out OF $500. It IS alleged that
the pair enticed Leon into building.
where they administered a dose OF
Knockout drops and when the victim
awoke his satchel and money were
conc
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TRUSTEE SANS %;
TRusTEE's SALE

ny virtue Of two deed, .. trp,, Z. N
the Hanna & clemans pas.r ~ ~ sa,s,,
me- ?. IS, as trustee Y. the Hrsi Of vhiss 4
January 2, 1851. and ia tsso,S, ~ -
Office OF the clerk Of thu co,,s v . Y,
Unio county. West virSinin " Ssais,
Trust Book No. u, pare AZ y Y bttst y
OF which u dated April 4 NV Y e,AIs
corded In said Office In Deed n ~ Il.
NO u page a. ! Will on v tEs y
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I, ,s.
cell at public auction al N. 4
door Of the court house AZ III IN tt,,I
West NlrGinll. commencine St y, eoeatI
q, M, the following desrribsi " eea,..l
Tho real estate known AZ ma l, p,teftrtY
per Mill IN the town OF Fui,sra a'i!oa n.
county, West Virginia, whlchNi. "
larry bounded and described = stss.
VIZ: beginning at tho iVouihss. tel0s,
or Centre and Fulton utrcetS IN y, sSctl,
OK tlltons thence sou,heas va sSaa iays
thc line or Centre street thai Il \. w
TO Wheeling ereok until Il ibiets, e1..aies,
west line OF Marshall street; lbsnssa y,
SAID west line Of Marshall sire, =, Va
westwnrdly 10 Wheeling creek ~ ~.
AvNh uulA tlGNNaNllH INC fneAhhAtt1 ,t'uN
OF until II lntcrsects the east iinS Y, ,NSttts
street eStcndcd: thence northesSi gls,
with tho cast side OF Fulton SinsS; IN
place OF beginning: excepting MO y,
from the above described premise h.,Ns,
ton thereof which was conveyed Nv y y
Baker and vito to Frederick nv. !Lttia
deed dated September Is lsn S nSSa y
corded In the land records Of ssH' ~
county In Deed Book No, q a w
which rortlon Is described in E,,a NV
follows, to-wit: ~ portion Of ia IN, y
Paper MIL lot situate in the town WY - I,H ",
ton, county OF Ohio, state OF Ma, ~,
Einia. bounded as follows, town. A y "a
moncing at n point In the weS,s,, w
OF Centre street nineteen (lW fsetg ~.
OF the south line OF tho said mill ss0Vts
In a straight line parallel with Ma. Ss,at,
street to n rond on the bank Of WS.,sslll
creek: thence with said road 10 MIsss.
street; thence with Marshall street y "
corner OF Marshall and Centre Sttts,." y! y,
from said corner along tho wes,etIS N.Y.
OF Centre street to the place Of besinsi,s.a W.
Together with all personal properly !,
an III pramigNa -..U#.... ''NFNsV u
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Hvr,, Virginia Personals.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellisencer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2I.-several
West, virginians are in Washington to-
'lav. among them w. A. Luke, of the
Piedmont pulp mills: ]. 4. C. Allen. SUI
ppr!ntendent Of the Beaver Lumber
Company, Davis: DR.. ]. P. Fitch, Nor
gant0wn; Col. Thomas r. Could, Of
Tucker county; Hon. George N. Bowers.
OF MartInsburs; Mr.. j. G. Kitchen. OF
Berkeley and Capt. George w. era
ham, OF Harptr's Ferry.
Capt Graham Is still suffering from
the effects OF snake bite of several
weeks ago. He has had to undergo
amputatIon of 4 part OF his left hand in
consequence, and will have to endure
another more severe surgical operation
10 restore his fingers 10 the proper
shape. The bite was inflicted BY 4 cop
perhead snake. -
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IN THE OIL FIELDS.

Richie county furnishes the latest
sensation In the oil territory of the low
er southwest, and expressions OF new
pool were frequently heard when the
matter was discussed. The new strike
Is located on the William Alb-eicht
farm, on Whiskcy Run. or more def
nitely speaking, on Bond creek, and Is
the property OF Barnsdall & Mallory
Bros. The well Is reported good for $50
barrels a day from the Big Injun for
nation. The location Is one-qua:ter Of
mile east of the well completed by
the same company last year on the
Whaley farm. This well and the Al
brcicht We're drilled on the cooperative
plan. The Mountain State Gas Company
own the right and drills and II gas
was found 1t was 10 pay the drilling eX-
penses; on the other hand, II oil was
found in paying quantities, Barnsdall
&c Mallory Bros assumed the operating
expenses and became the owners. In
case neither oil nor gas was found In
paying quantities, each company was to
bear an equal share of the loss incur
red. There Is room for quite good sized
pool In that locality, considerable area
OF territory having never been tested.
At the head OF Flat Run, Monongaila
county,the South Penn Oil company has
drilled its No. ., S. ]. Harvey. into the
first pay. The well started to flow at the
rate of twenty barrels an hour and was
shut downrto move back the boiler. The
location Is a little to the east OF pre-.
vious developments.
In Wood county. the Elcho Oil COM
pany has drilled its Berea on the ]. B.
Kelley farm on the Laurel creek, Union
district, and has duster.
Earnest & Bradley are drilling q test
well on the D. J. Nowery farm. on
Stillwell creek. In the Clay district.
The Shamrock OH Company has drill
ed through the Cow Run sand on the
W. Cox farm. on Six Mile run, and has
buster.
n. S. Snyder C Company are drilling
test well on the Margaret Roth farm
on Stillwell creek.
Giles Hammett & Company are also
drilling on the Giles Hammett farm OH
Brisco run.
On Bigg run. Williams district, ANN
Craig Company has buster on the T.
Q. Uhl farm. The hole has been ADAM
doned.
Beatty Bros. well on tho Swiger
farm. on Stlllwell creek, Is making fifty
barrels day.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-West Viz
ginia postmasters were appointed to-
day as follows. all fourth class: Marion
Wilkins, Della, Webster county,. Car
RE L. johnson. Falls Mill. Braxton
county; Catharine L. Mehl. Harris
Ferry, Wood county; E. W. Maxwell.
L!ttlesburg, Mercer county; c. L. Laz-
zell, Vaudeville, Monongalla county; ].
3. Swecker. Monteville, Randolph
county.
Pension certificates have been issued
to West Virginia applicants as follows:
OriginaI-Wm. NJ. II. Smith, deceased,
Charleston, Sc per month.
RenewaI-ElIas Stark, Shinnston, Sc.
1ncrease-John A. Bradshaw, Racine,
from Sc TO IS.
Among other pension certificates is
sued are: Original, George W. Free
mans, IS, Washington, Pa; increase,
Abraham Berry. Sc TO IS, Washington,
Pa; Benjamin Craft, SIT to $24.. Jeffer-
son, Greene county, Pa. l
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Innes, the renowned band master viii
be here with his band, Thursday, Feb
ruary Ord, at the Opera House. matinee
and night. He has had a remarkable
career. lie is also remarkable man
apart from his recognized genius as a
director. He blew himself into fame
with his trombone and just when he had
ATTAINED an easy position as a soloist he
quit the business and started at the
bottom Of the ladder. Within a few
years his band became quite as much OF
4 sensation as his solo trombone playing
used to be and is yet. lines Is a creative
genius In any. field. he Is forever doing
something new. This band of his Is the
only one OF Its kind having the capabili-
ties of the orchestra through Its strange
Instrumentation and lines remarkable
leadership. When on the platform li-
recting his band he looks thoroughly like
a musician. When off OF the platform
he looks like anything else. Those are
fortunate faculties and are probably due
to the fact that during his early strug-
giles Innes had TO be his own business
manager press agent, organizer and
band director, all rolled into one.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

-. F..
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated a,
Isl day OF November. 1891, made BY ArrV,,
Helmbrecht and Margaretta HelmhrssI,'s
his wife, to me, as trustee, and Of rtSs,i
In the office Of the clerk OF the cSus,,
court Of Ohio county. West VlrgInji !,
Deed OF Trust Book No. %, page BID ~
proceed to sell at public auction On !
MONDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF FER. I
sRUARY. 1855, - 4
| commencing ut 10 o'clock a. m. a, N.
front door OF the court house in ,hs RI,
OF Wheeling, county OF Ohio, and sta,s !,
West Virginia.. all that certain plea a.
parcel OF real estate situate. lying and b.
l0hio, and state of West Virginia. and A.,
scrlbed as follows. that Is 10 say: ~
AL OF the north one-half OF lot Numbered
one Q) In square numbered tweniy.isS-
ga In the addition to what was formerly
known MS the '"Fown OF South Wheeling
now the Eighth ward OF the city OF Wheel.
ing. laid out by Sprigg and RItchie, and
being on the southeast corner OF Thirty.
sixth and Jacob streets. In said city a
Wheeling. having n frontage on IattS
street OF twenty-five (25) feet and runrIr,
back on Thirty-slxth street one hundtti
QOO feet to tho alley in the rear Of al
lot, together with the buildings and In.
provements thereon. M
Is TERMS OF SALE-One.thlrd Of In
purchase money. or so much more as Il,
purchaser may ect to pay. cash In han!
on the day Of SO e. and the residue In tN,
equal installments. payable respectively
In twelve months and twenty-four montk,
from the day OF sale, with interest therecs
from that day, the purchaser to give his
notes. with good security, for the detere!
payments. and the purchaser to be Re.
quired to execute deed Of trust on sal!
property to secure the deferred payment
WIN. P. MEYER, Trustee
Meyer and Nesbitt. Attorneys.
II. C. Hervey. Auctioneer. ja.n-th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-28
OLE OLSON COMING.

That pleasing personihcation of pleas
ant people, cole Olson" is announced
to be here In a few days--positlvely bet
ter than ever before This comedy has
contributed 4 large share. In the many
years of Its existence. to drive dull care
away" and to judge, by the phenomenal
success 1t is achieving It still continues
to do so. This season It comes with the
greatest cast that has ever presented the
comedy. having nearly all the originals
and old favorites. In addition the most
notable feature in the production is the
bicycle race which has caused most
profound sensation everywhere. This
race Is genuine and contested IN full
view OF the audience. At the Grand
Monday hight Jess McCausland will be
the competitor Of The Terrible Swede."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-28
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Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelllsencer.
MoRGANTowS. W. va, Jan. 81
The west Virginia Society Of Civil
Engineers concluded Its third annual
meeting tonight, with an elaborate
banquet, at which covers for sixty peo-
pie were laid. Hon. George G. sturglss
was toast master OF the occasion.
The meeting lasted two days and was
held In the enrln'eerlng school OF the
University. which suspended all class
work. Among the Interesting addresses
To-day were those by. State Biologist l..
C. White. on the subject, importance
OF Geology In Engineering Problems;"
by State Mine Inspector Paul on '"The
Coal Mining Industry OF West Virgin
ia.p and by Professor s. j. Brown. on
Change In the Iron Production OF Our
Country Last night Professor John
L. Johnson, Professor Emory and Pro-
fessor Whltehlll lectured before the
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