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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-21
RH1LA1RR


AlIso,ts Of local News and GoS'iP From
the GlaSs CITY.
The district conference at Barnesvllle
made no change in the pastors of the
Methodist churches In this city, and the
people here are glad Of It. Some of the
ministers, however, were stationed at
places they knew so little of they were
hunting maps yesterday to locate their
new locations
The pantomIme. 1.-THE cannibal and
the Skeleton" to be given at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow night,
by the Third division OF the Ladies'
Working Society. 10 something out OF
the line OF church entertainments, and
viii be very interesting to all who at
tend.
There will be two weddings in this
city this evening. Mr.. A. s. Heather
ingtoD and Mise Mary Buchanan, Vi
Vacious young lady OF the Fourth ward,
Will be married at the brides home, and
Mr.. James Lafferty and Miss Mamie
Wilson, OF lower town, Will also be mar
ried.
The Butchers Union, OF this city and
neighborhood, have completed all ar
rangements for their picnic and barbe-
cue at Summit Park tomorrow. A very
good programme has been arranged.
The Mechanics band and orchestra will
be In attendance.
Mrs. W. II. Brown, the wife Of the
ex-mayor OF this city, was taken sud-
denly in at iler home at Shadyside and
was supposed 70 be poisoned. Her son
was also seriously I'll for time, appar-
entity from the same cause.
Mayor Freeze taxed three plain
DRINKS 81 and costs each, and a saloon
man for operating gambling device,
got SEQ and costs.
s. L. Henry Is running as postal clerk
in place Of n. F. Walker. who awaits
the result OF the charge against him at
Steubenviiie.
Misses Mabel and Ella Heinz. Of New
Matamoras, are the guests OF friends
and relatives IN the Second ward.
Mrs. Elijah Criswell and family have
gone to Youngstown TO spend a month
with relatives in that place.
One Of the pots at the Bellaire bottle
house broke yesterday morning conse-
quently two shops are on.
Miss Maude spiller, OF Reading, Pa,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
the Fourth ward.
Misses Sadie and Katie Kane,of caid-
well. are visiting Miss Lille La Roche
on Bridge street
Rev. John Beetham, OF Thompson, o..
was here yesterday, visiting his son. DR..
A. c. Beetham
Charles Grossely, of Mansfield, Is
spending a few days with relatives in
the city.
There will be an entertainment given
In the Christian church next Friday
evening.
The Elks of this city win visit Wheel
Ing this evening.
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MAY FIGHT AT RoBY.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 2O.-A spe-
cIal to the Plain Dealer from La Porte,
Ind, says: RobV, which in past years
was the scene OF many puglllStlc bat
ties, may be made the arena for the
pulling on Of the fight between Corbett
and Mccoy.
Private advlces from Roby give the
details Of the proposed meeting. Archi:
tects have been at work for several
DAYS on plans for the conversion OF the
betting ring at Roby into fighting are
ma with a seating capacity OF ten thou
sand.
gladiators are in the hands Of Stuart,
Consadlne and John Condor, OF race
track fame, and q secret meeting held
at Mt. Clemens, Mich, resulting In Roby
benIg selected as the battle ground OF
the two heavy weights.
It Is the evident purpose to keep both
Mccoy and Corbett IN training without
revealing the exact location Of the
eight, and the advices revealing the ar
ranEements in progress OF consumma-
nation have caused great sensatlon
in sporting circles,
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BgHWOOD

Breezy News Itsms Gathered In tho BnOy
MArshaii County Town.
In a letter from him received here,
VIII Powel states that he Is in the hos
pItal at Knoxville, Tenn, suffering from
fever. He expects to get part Of the
sentence imposed on him removed, and
a pardon is probable.
Work is progressing nicely on the In
cline at the Riverside, which Will be
used to haul coke from the coke plant
and dump It into the stockhouse. The
incline Is q strong and costly piece Oh
trestNng.
A very dusty highway Is Bogg's run,
and Marshall street from the run cross
ing for come distance south. The street
was torn up in putting In the water
main. and the dust Is quite thick these
days
Rev. ]. S. Robinson is not expected to
return to BeDwood after the M. p. con-
ference. He has made strong friend
ships during his three years passionate
here, and his place Win be hard to fill.
Local sportsmen report squirrels and
other game very scarce In this vicinity
this fail. Considerable hunting i9 be-
ing done, but good appetites are about
the best things secured.
The ladies' hid society Of the NJ. r..
church VIII hold q special meeting at
the church on Thursday evening.
st. Johns congregation will give q
supper at Mozart park, Wednesday eV-
enlng. September rs.
]. p. Barger Is serving as petit juror
in the United States court, now In ses-
sion at Wheeling.
Mrs. s. wetze', Of Clarington, Is visit
ing Mrs. August Schad.
Vincent Burns Is on the sick list.
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KoUKDsV1LIE

A miscellaneous GelRngo OF Minor mat
ter from aIArSiaII'S Metropolis.
The fair grounds presents quite an
improved appearance, with tne new
buiIdlnEs for the different exhibits the
nsintinE OF the old buildings and fences
and the general cleaning up the GROUNDS
have undergone. The thlr opens 4Nes-
day, the 9th, and lasts three days.
seven horses arrived over the Ohio
River road yesterday for the races al
the fair next week. They belong TO
Judge Bennett, Of weston, and ME- Da-
vIson, OF Clarksburg.
The quarterly conference Of the NJ. E.
church, at its last meeting, voted unah-
Imuusly for the present pastor, Rev. d.
I, Ash, to be returned for another year.
The Junior Endeavor Of the Presby-
terrain church will hold a social at the
nome Of their superintendent, Miss Kate
Humphreys, next Tuesday night.
Attorney ]. C. Simpson and s. c.
Shaw, Of the Moundsvttie Echo, were
shooting squirrels, near Rosoy's ROCK
yesterday.
Ex-sherIff C. C. Matthews was in
wheeling yesterday, attending the an
nuaI meeting Of the Camp Meeting AS
ISOLATION.
The symphony Circle met at the home
Of s. C, CocRayne last night, and per-
fected their organization for another
year,
Frank Weaver, formerly Of this city,
but now Of philadelphia, was a guest OF
his brother. Vent Weaver. Monday,
Miss Hattie Johnson will entertain
some of her friends, at her home on
Norton avenue, Tonight.
The Epworth League will give So
cIal at the home Of DR.. 7. r. Rogers
tomorrow evening.
The Needle Work Guild gave social
Mt the residence OF Rev. ]. b. Smith last
night.
Mas Florence Cats has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends In
Ohio.
DR.. w. J. Carney returned last night
from a visit with his parents at Silver
HIN.
oscar Bonar will soon leave to enter
a business college at Lexington, Ky.
Mrs 8. W. Matthews entertained a
number Of her friends last night.
Mrs, Jessie Carpenter Is Waiting her
parents, at Ryerson Station. Pa.
Mrs. Mary Terrell will leave to-day
for San Francisco. Cal.
The prison board of directors was In
session yesterday.
Rev. W. A. Williams is confined To his
home with fever.
]. T. Gallaher Is in washlngton City.
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RALn rnE cnAMpEoN.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2O.-The follow
ing bulletin has been Issued bg Chair
i1u Albert Mott. OF the L. 4. w. rae
iHl card.
The following Il the score In the ma
iDull championship: Bald. 1855; Major
Taylor, i39; Mcfarland, 1875; BImhle, ll2;
Cooper. iOG. Arthur GARDINER, 96; Free
maI. n. stevens, 62: william Martin,
~. Nos,ens. rs; Jay Eaton, 10; John
Fisher. a. Tom Butler o: Bowler, Z;
kiSef, 8; Fred Sims b; Dr. Brown. .;
Jaap Eden. Z: becker, =; Nat Butler, 81
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a. MHAr a pEFEArl

BOSTON, Sept. aO.-In order that there
might be no doubt about the final game
Of the Boston-Louisville series, the for
mer team rolled up twenty-tour runs In
scored in any game this season. Attend-
3''''' -''''' RHE
gos,on ....2 4sOSS s so % 0
Louisville 80 O. 80 90 Ia $40
Earned runs. Boston y; Louisville J.
Batteries, Hickman. Lewis and Bergen;
AliTock, Bowling, Powers and Kittredge.
Umpire, CARNEY. Time, 2:22.
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B.&o. Sunday E1sursions OIL Fourth
DIVIdou.
Commencing Sunday, May 20, and
every Sunday thereafter. until Septem-
Der Is, inclusive. the baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets 20 and from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grafton. good returning date OF sale. at
one fare for the round trip, with ten
cents added.
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REDS, coon PLAYINd.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. b. Cincinnati
won the concluding game from Phlladel-
ThIa this afternoon, by better all around
p'''' RHE
parlqdelp'a 81 osSSS4S95 -s,s I
Cincinnati 81 3 0 / 81 IL Q
Earned runs, Philadelphia ]; Cincinnati
? Batteries Duggleby, y. Murphy Nc:
Fsrland and n. Murphy; 4awley and
Wood EMPIRES. Emslie and Smith. Time,
hours. ~
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE

NEW CASTLE. Pa. Sept. 2o-The
games to-day and tomorrow will count
in the Interstate. Score:
New Castle, 0100 0-Sl3 .
Youngstown ........l 2 ! 10 u 0
Batterics-Hewltt and Barckley; Miller,
Root and SchreeonRoBt.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.


NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting, Wheeling Railway
Company,
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting or tho stockholders OF the Wheel
ing Railway Company il called to be held
nj No. 1925 Main street, wheeling. West
Virginia, on Saturday, October l, 1925, at
! o'clock y, m, for the purpose OF consid.
erInE and determining whether the capital
stock OF Rald company shall be Increased
by the issue and sale OF an additional
amount OF stock TO provide for the i'm
proving. completing or adding TO Its rail-
road. also whether the said company shall
borrow any sum or sums OF money to be
used In adding TO. completing, improving,
or operating lta railroad, and Issue bonds
to the lender or lenders OF such money, So
cured by mortgage or deed OF trust upon
its corporate property; also TO consider
and determine whether the said company
shall issue both stock and bonds for such
purposes. and TO determine and pass upon
any proper questions connected with said
subjects
THIS Rouee lie given In pursuance Of .
resolution adopted by the board OF dlrcc-
tors Of the Wheeling Railway Company
ct n meeting thereof held on September
TIL. coNpERMAN. President.
w. A, SHIRLEY, Secretary.
Ru7.w
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WANDERERS MADE n CLOSE.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2o.-Peters, the
Cleveland pitcher, was wild, and received
rather ragged support. Nops weakened
at the close and was lift hard. Tebeau's
men made four runs in the eighth inning.
when the game was called on account OF
darkness. McGraw was put out of the
game by Umpire Brown for dlsputing q
close decision. Score:
Baltimore ..,l 11lO2 '-6 s /
Cleveland ........O o 0 o 0t4-5 0 2
Batteries, Nops and Robinson; Peters
and Criger. Umplres, Brown and O'Dny.
Time, hours Attendance, 1881.
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oooooooooooooooooocoooq
/ SPORT. /
SocooooooUo0ooo
GHSSOS>$>SSS
NATIONAL LRAGUg

,pooKIYN. Sept. 2o.-The Pirates
iBSScs Il into Roaring Bill Kennedy to-
~. touching up his curves for twenty
w ~ md a total OF thlrtysone base hits.
pp,. BY made a hit every time he went 10
~, besides fielding brilliantly. Cronln,
he New England recruit. 19a. the trolley
Dodgers 5t, at his mercy and shut them out.
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KAMaAS CITY WON.

KANSAS CITY, NO., Sept. 2o.-Kan-
cas- City to-day won the Western
League pennant for 1898.
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rHREE ERRoRs WEE CAusE.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2O.-Three errors
In the sixth inning gave iChlcago the
Tor Glspullng one OF Andrews decisions.
RHE
Washington 20 o o o o o. o 2 90 6 8
Chicago no o 0 o 0 al o - 9 /
Earned runs. Washington ?: Chicago /.
Batteries. Hillen and Mcguire; Callahan
dFews. Time, 1855.
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Nn.n Ball.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the
famous Wheeling Laundrys ys. New
Castle Interstate team. Ladies' free
every day. General admission, CSC.
Game called ut 40 o. m.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh :. TWo-base
Mis- McCreery, O'Brien, Clarke. Bower
nan. Three-base hits, McCreefy, Padden.
Wonie run, OBrien. Stolen bases, Bower
rSance; La Chance, Mag6on and La
Chance; Padden, Ely and Clarke; Ely.
psdden and Clarke. First base on balls,
hy Kennedy 4; by Cronin B. Struck out,
~ Kennedy / by CFonin 5. First base on
errors, Pittsburgh 2. Left on bases, Brook
nedy >. Time, ISL. umpires, Connolly and
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Recently there has been talk OF q
match between Leslie Pearce and
"Buck" Stelzer. Now, BILLY" Sherry
comes forward with challenge to eth.
err Pearce or Stelzer. on behalf OF
George (''Kid') Wanko. To make It
further interesting, Mr.. Sherry will put
up a side bet OF 500. Air. Sherry stated
to the Intelligencer last night that he
will put up his forfeit money just as
soon as favorable answer to the chal-
lenge Is received. Pearce Is preferred
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DAVIS, RAp LET-poWN.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The Giants had
the game well in hand up to the seventh
inning, when six singles and q bad throw
nv Davis let in four Of st. Louis runs.
Davis got confused in the eighth, allow
could not be overcome by the New Yorks.
Good batting was responsible for the New
Yorks' runs. Doheny'g homer sent two
men In front OF him. Score:
Sew y, I g3Ek .. 10 / & FIX !
called on account Of darkness. Earned
runs, New York 4; st. Louis I. Batteries,
Doheny and Warner; Taylor and Sugden.
Empires, swartWood and Warner. Attend
Gnce, 800. Time, $40.
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rART1E's rxRRY.
ilaps and hIishnps II ths ThrlvinG CITY
a-r--a 81 rtfver

Aefc14 fhr NlVeF'
The citlEens' meeting held in the
Grove last night FOR the purpose OF al
lowing our people TO present their Views
for or against the new park protect was
not aa largely attended as the ippor-
lance Of the subject seemed 10 oemand.
Stephen Hopkins was chairman OK me
meeting and made q few remarks IN Ia
yor OF the new institution, as did also
the majority OF the members OF council
and a number Of cltlGena VINO are inter-
ested In the Improvement OF the city.
Mr. Cabell, the owner Of Walnut Grove,
OF that property, which was announced
10 take place Saturday morning, naa
been set aside 50 as TO allow the peopls.
more time to think over the subject y
motion was finally passed tnat council ia
submit to q vote OF the people the ques-
ton OF whether we want the ABOVE
grove for park or not. The meeting
then adjourned.
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BOXING.

At meeting held last night the Met
ropolitan Athletic Club was se-orgLniz-
ed by the election of the following OH
GERS: President. John Loomis; vice
president, William Burns: manager and
matchmaker. William Sherry; board Of
directors John Loomis, f, Ball, William
of 's8-'s9, and Manager Sherry will
communicate with a number Of proml-
nent pugllists IN all classes. The club
Will make a number OF improvements,
among them heating the building, and
patrons will be made as comfortable as
possible. The club expects to pull on o
contest early next month.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SAIB.


FOR SALE.
IO-roomcG dwelling. 500 Main street.
Very cheap: long, easy payments.
A comfortable S-rOomCd dwelling. with
all modern convenlences, at % South Front
street. This property Is In flrBt-clasS con-
dillon from cellar TO roof, Inspection In
VltEd. A. low figure; easy terms. VIII
want To occupy.
Splendid residence on Fourteenth street.
6-roomed dwelling, good as new, on New
Jersey street, for $1,000
OF Main and Eleventh streets. Possession
given September I. Fine location for
boarding house.
SURETY BONDS.
O.. Q. SNEITH.
Real Estate Fire Insurance, Surety Bonds
Exchange Bank Building
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Karl Kaser, 8; Harry Terriil. 3; Bour-
Quite. 2;C. N. bly,, ?; Hills, IT,. 2; Wat
SON Coleman, i; II. e. Caldwell, /; Ca
banne
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FoR SALE.

NOR sALE-GooD PAYING BuBI-
E NESS at a bargain. Address ], NJ,
care lntelllgeneer ONCE. au4
T0oR sALE-oNB AND oNE.HALF
lot In Greenwood comotery: me locAs
ton; corner lot; adjoining best improve
mOrtu IN cemetery. Address CEMETERY
LOT. care tntellig0ncaF once Apll
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A report was In circulation here yes
terday that Mrs Fred 3. Jones, Of TINS
city, who has been visiting her parents
in Columbus for the past month, had
died at that place Monday night, wnicn
caused a great deal OF uneaSiness
among her many friends here. the
report, however, seems TO be unauthen-
tic and has been contradicted oy iet-
ter from Mrs. Jones mother al Column
bus, stating that her daughter eno q
newly-born baby girl that arrived Iately
are doing nicely. Our people nope tnat
the latter report may prove 70 pc tne
true one.
Complaint has been made By the .peo-
ME IIyinF near the old road Just back
OF the city In regard TO the NUMBER OF
Ioiterers who make that neighborhood
their headquarters, and which IL becom-
ing very annoying to the people VINO
fiEd Il necessary to traverse that ROAD
ct night. ..a IT,.
A party composed Of Mr. and Mrs:
James RalSton, Mrs. N. Sheets anu
daughter, Miss Cara, M. ano MrS'
James McGregor and daughter, OF BEL
hire, left yesterday on q camping expe-
dilon to the wlldS Of West Virginia
Noryal Hood received a telegram from
Barnesyille last night announcing tnat
MS brother, Lou, who went 70 that place
last week to engage in the livery busi-
ness, had his leg broken yesterday, but
ID what manner It did not state.
Miss Laura westwood Will be at
honneW TO her friends tomorrow even
inEI NJ her home on Fourth street IN
honor Of Miss Alice Wood, who leaves
shortly for Baltimore TO attend sehooi'
A meeting Of the Pease township
school teachers will be held In the town.
ship clerks ofiice at this place Saturday,
October !, at 2 O'Clock, for the purpose
Of organizing for the coming year
Marshal Chopper and Pete Miller, sa-
loonIsts, were before the mayor yester,
day morning and each were hneo W anu
costs for Sunday selhrg.
Rev. C, 8. Mason, Of East Liverpool,
win preach in the United Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and eVen-
ing at the usual hours.
Samuel Heaton went to UhrichsVllIe
Yesterday to attend a reunion Of the
Eighteenth Ohio volunteer infantry IN
session at that place.
Sheet mills Nos. 10, II and IL at the
Aetna STANDARD went on yesterday
morning after several days idieness.
The funeral Of Mrs, William Tarbert
viii occur from her home on concord
street this morning at 10 O'CLOCK
Mrs. Samuel westwoot accompanied
nv her sister, Mrs. McMullen, VIII leave
for Marietta to-day.
Rev ]. 7. Morton has returned from
Barnesville, where he was attending
conference.
cbares Llpphardt leaves to-day for
Cairo. M, where he will spend the win
ter.
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PUBLIC SALES.

puBLIc SALE.
will offer for sale that very desirable
piece OF ground situated on tho corners OF
Fifteenth and McColloch streets, known
as shrlver's addition. which will be OFF
Tered as a whole or in lots, Saturday, Oc-
tober /, at 10 q. M, at the north front door
OF tho court house, on terms to suit tho
purchaser. ,,,,,,,,,,,,
j. c. HERVEY, Auetioneer. selt
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TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LoAN-3S, OOO.Oo, 100000
N $4,000, S20,Q0Q.00 GEO. ]. MATHI-
Bon. Real Estate Agent 1908 Market 81.
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FOOT BALL

Challenges 10 the wheeling A. c.
team are beginning to drift In yes
terday Manager McSwlgBen, of the Ac-
mes. Of SteubenVllle, telegraphed terms
FOR a game next Saturday at Steuben-
VILE. but as the locals haven't met for
practice yet, this date was too early.
The Steubenvllle people are anxious TOT
whack at Wheeling and a letter from
their manager asks for games on Octo,,
Der or 8, The Wheeling team will
hardly report for active practice untit
next week, and there IL a desire not
to open the seaaOn until October 10.
S,eubenyille may be given q whirl then,
and the game should be warm IN view
Of last years tie.
The RitchIes have organized and are
open for challenges from the Aetnavilie
IuElors or the Madisons. Seven OF the
boys were out for practice last SatuT,I,
day. and heavier team than usual Will
he played. The candidates include
Hudson. oConnor. steurnagle, Bycott'
hummer, John Brannen, WIZ BTannen,
WIZ Hastings, George HOPwOod. Sam
HDpwOod BOhn, Wonsley. Sam Young
and Alex. Young. The Ritchles meet
tomorrow evening to elect a manager
and other ofticlnls. They have chal-
.rEged the Buckeyes, Of BeNalre. and
expect to meet them first. BY.
Isaac Cecil. the well known Martins
Ferry 700, bali patron. Will oiIicinte as
treasurer FOR the W. A. CO..
Eugene Curtis, bethany star, wants
20 play With ". a. c. II o position can
be occurred for him in Wheeling, he Will
aa igund wearing red and blue" toys
'H' iail,
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STEAMERS.
Wheeling, SstrsvilC { MatamoraS Trade,

Steamer H1o1SO
Leaves Wheeling every Tuesday. Thur.
day and Saturday at II o'clock u, IN.
Leaves Mntamofus every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock a. M.
s. BRADY MORGAN,
jy29 Master.
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PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY
At MARTIN'S FERRY.

Saturday, Sept. ~, at 10 q N.
Tho walnut Grove" will be offered as
n whole on easy terms. made known on
day OF sale. This contains 2S.l0O acres.
The lots In "Ellets Addition, west OF
the railroad, near tho PROPOSED street car
line, on Fifth street, will be sold on three
years time. one-fuurth cash,
w. Abram Lash, the surveyor, who VIII
be present will show each lot as marked
and laid on by himself.
a. MOORE. Jr.. Trustee.
Or WM. d. CABELL, Nj Main Street,
Wheeling. sel6
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oANARrEs.

OANARIEs-5OO HARTZ MOUNTAIN
Rollers, Males SEQ. Females bOc, at
HENRY HELMBRfGHT's, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. se6
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Isaac Cecil. the well known Martins
Ferry foot bali patron. Will oiicinte as
treasurer FOR the w. a. CO..
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roR RaNr.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
Having been appointed administratrix o.
the estate OF Or. D. A. Lewis. hereby
notify all persons Indebted to said estate
to make prompt payment 70 the UNDER
signed, ADAH 3. LEWIS,
e3 Thirty-third street,
Administrators Of the estate Of DR.. D. A.
Lewis. sel9,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-21
A pMlNIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Having been appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Conrad Scheller, / hereby
notify all persons Indebted to said estate
to make prompt payment to the under
signed, and persons having claims against
the estate will present them to me, prop.
erly Atte1ted. for settlement
JOSEPH KoRN.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Conrad
SchelleF, au25