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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-07
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Those desiring Spanish lessons, at rea-
soneble rates, are requested 10 call at
i07 Huning avenue.
MRS. los, LEWIS,
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iy. A committee TO regulate the supply
and price OF food is being formed. Mr..
Rhodes is making an avenue mile long
at Kenilworth TO be called Siege avenue.
A double row Of orange trees and vines
will be planted on either side with pep
Der trees forming the background"
THREATEN THE MINES.
Cologne, Nov. Letters received by
the Cologne Gazette from Johannesburg
affirmed that the Kaflirs are being con-
veyed across the border In gangs OF 1000
to 5000. escorted by Boer forces, r0bbing
them Of q considerable amount In saw
ings. Foreigners were stopped In the
streets and compelled to give the money
In their pockets. One letter concludes
"As long ~ the Beers are victorious
johannesburg has nothing TO fear. But
IL beaten the town with all the mines
will soon cease TO exist"
BRITISH LOSS AT LADYsMITa.
London, Nov. An official dispatch
from Ladysmith. dated Nov. q says:
There has been a cessation OF hostilities
since Friday. Only one Kaflir was killed
by the Boer bombardment. Total Brit
ish loss. eight killed. including Captain
Knapp, Lieutenant Bsrbsnt and twenty
wounded In Thursdays and Fridays en-.
gagements. The town ia we'll provisioned, +,
and is believed to be entirely safe.
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Revolution In Coiumbis.

Caracas, Venezuela. Nov Gable dis
patches from the Colombian boundary
sav that the revolution in that republic Ia
progressing. About 1000 rev0lutionists
have occupied Cucuta and Oceanas.
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.Ial Hall LnAI.

Last night, either on the street car or
at the 0rchestriOn hall, q ladies' jet belt
was lost. Finder please leave at this
office,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-07
LOAN nEEICE

Simpson for loans on all kinds Of col
lateral security. Also for great bargains
In unredsemed watches. 209 South
Second street, near the postotfice.
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forenoon, Indicating tat almost the en-
tire registered vote will be plllsd. Much
scratching is indicated aud in some pre-
cincts II was apparent thst Jones Is re-
ceiving many votss. There we're only q
few arrests for attempted Illegal voting,
PRESIDENT voTEs.
Canton, Ohio, Nov. I'm Difference 10
his wishes no demonstration was organ.
izsd. but many friends greeted him cor.
daily. when President Mckinley cast
his ballot. ust at noon.
CLOSE IN UTAH.
Salt Lake, Nov. 7.-Municlpsl election
day L. passing OF quietly Up TO noon
an unusually heavy vote had been polled.
The ladies will cut an important figure
In this election, which apparently Is
very close
BALTIMORE VOTE
Baltimore, Nov. 7.-At noon II was es-
timated that more than half OF the prob.
able vote Of the city had been cast. Both
sides proieasei 10 be satisfied with the
outlook. No disturbances reported, al
though several arrests have been made
for alleged attempts 20 buy votes. IL is
thought that lees than 80 per cent OF the
registered vote of the state will he cast
and predictions "a 10 the result nua
necessarily be guess work, a. the nere
election law insures absolute secrecy Of
the ballot.
TIGHT VOTE.
Boston, Nov. Z. .- Results from ak
towns give Crane (tep) s66; Paine (dem
1858 small towns In 1875 gave walccit
(rep) 1.1S5; Bruce dem 1853 This
shows q republican loss OF 26 per cent
and democratic loss OF 2S per cent.
MIXED AT LINCOLN.
sLincoln, Neb. Nov. Tn this city
Rees (rep.), for tupreme judge. SCENE
tobe slightly ahea1 Of his ticket. The
prohibitionists almost TO man are
voting for Holcomb tfusionist), for
supreme Judge.
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Denver. Nov. 7.-0nly county officers
are being elected In Colorado. II will be
a comparatively light vote. In this city
the contest is believed TO be between the
democratic and straight republican tick
ets, both claiming the advantage. Tax
payers are voting on the proposition 10
Issue t4,70O bonds for the purchase or
construction OF waterworks. II seems
doubtful whether Il will carry a. II Ia a
democratic measure and Is opposed gen
orally by the republicans.
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New York. Nov. THE weather in
Greater New York to-day could not have
been fner. Voting all over the city was
at rapid rate considering that only
local officers and sssemblymen are TO be
elartad
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light VOTE IN IOWA,

Dss Moines, Nov. THE vote Of Iowa
will be the lightest In several years, The
only towns In which there was heavy
voting up to o'clock were Davenport
and Iowa City.
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PENNSYLYANIA ELECTION.
Philadelphia, Nov, THE election Is
progressing quietly Reports from yari
Ous sections OF the state showed that a
light vote il being polled.
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Columbus, Ohio, Nov. There IL a
lively interest IN the election in Ohio
to-day, as manifested Ia the manner In
which voting is proceeding. The weather
IL magnificent. At headquarters OF the
republican aud democratic committees
those on duty to-day make confident
claims OF success The Jones vote CON
tinues an uncertain feature, and while
the regular parties insist that the inde
pendent candidate has no show OF elec-
tiOn. 1t is apparent that the party from
whose ranks hls strength Is drawn must
90 down In defeat.
HEAVY VOTE IN CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov, There was
a rush OF voters all over the city this
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BOSS CROKER CONFIDENT.

New York, Nov I In the Nineteenth
assembly district, where a strong effort
Is being made TO prevent the re election
OF Robert Mazst, republican, twenty-four
arrests for illegal registi alton were made
before $3.50 o'clock. The arrests were
made on warrants secured by State Sup.
erintendent McCulloch. AT noon Croker
said: Everything points to q sweeping
democratic victory in the. city. II will
be clean sweep all around. In the
Nineteenth assembly district Sexton sd-
yises me that Stewart will get bigger
msiority than Mazat will oct yotas
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RIVER Will FALL
Here To-day, After Having Reached
I Probably. Not Moro Shnn rs Feet.
Falling Mt Pittsburgh last Night.

Here To-day, After Having Reached
Probably. Not More Shan rs Feet.
Failing Mt Pittsburgh Last Night.
Needless q larm Felt Here.
Needless alarm was felt In; this city
yesterday through sensational publlc.,-
lions IN regard 10 the probable height
OF the river on the present rise. There
was not Mt any time anything onwhich
to base o prediction Of more than thirty
feet, a stage that would not hurt any
one. 1t now appears that even this
stage viii not be realized. Last evening
the, marks showed 81 feet and rising.
This morning the river will likely
reach % feet, remain stationary short
time and then fail slowly. Last night
the river was falling Mt Pittsburgh,
where little over seventeen feetcwns
reached. and still rising at Steubenv!lle.
The. Mononguhela was falling. but the
Allegheny was again rising at Warren
and OH City. II was not known how
much water; would come out Of the AL
tleSheny on the second rise, hut not
enough probably to check the fall when
the Ohio begins recedlng.
"a The following Associated Press. dis
tpatch was received ut 2 n. m:
II PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 15.-Consid-
cradle excitement reigned along the
river, front to.day. The river was on n
rampage and an unusually high stnge
OF water was expected. At one time
the gauge at Davis Island dam regis.
tered 17.3 feet. This was the highest
point It reached during the day.when lt
began falling. Tonight It registered
Is feet and still falling. !.
More than 100000 bushels OF coal left
the Pittsburgh, harbo. during the day.
Considerable Ice came down the Allie
gheny. which interfered somewhat
with navigation. There. is II large
quantity Of coal In the pools, much OF
which will so out to-day.
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MUsEE LEAGUE.

Musee league averages show Henry
George men lead all others In indlvid-
ual averages. The figures:
Stevenson, Henry George. 172; Fette,
Henry George. 164; Brown. Henry
George, 1872: Bosley, Henry George, 1872;
Handlan, Henry George. ISL; Emblem,
Bowlcrg. lei: Brand, Henry George.
100: Cochran, Henry George, 1853: C.
RAIDER! Bowlcrs, IFS; W, ;Falck, n. Z. L.
& A.. a.. 157; Richards. Bowlers. 1854;
ShanleyA54;h Marschner, Henry George.
49, S. ;Falclt. y: e. L. & a. A., Isl;
Bickmyer, ,Bowlers,s 40; Jones, y. E. l..
I&CA1' a., 1149; Motto. NE. L. e A. a.,
1871. RAIDER, sBowlers, 1iS: Turner.
Henry George, rs; Mack, Bowiers. f47;
Wilhelm. NEE. L. & A. A. lac; II. Bear
ley. Crescents, 145: Sarver, Crcscents.
145; Reuter.'N Z. L. & A. A.. 145; Usel-
ton. Bowlers. 14i; Nelson. Of Again.
IA: L. Bearley. Crescents, 1i4: Knolle,
Henry George, 143: Worls, Stanley. 1913;
Alexander. Bowlers. 143; Evans. y. L.
l.. &. A.. A., 143; Henry. Bowlers, 1i9:
Farrell. Daisies, 142:: G.. GiIier, of
Again. 1i2: Coleman, Crescents. 14o:
Weitze!, Crescents, 142; Stanley,
STANLEY. 1M; schafer. Crcscents, al;
EbellHs, or Again. 40: Miller, Cres-
cents. 1870; Hores. Off Again. 1879: Mo-
dar. Daisies, 139: Fugate. Daisies. 1873:
He'll, Stanley, 1888: Stochr, La Belle,
1S9: P. Bcrnhart, CrcsccEts, 1856: Zim-
mer, on Again, 1856: Carter, Daisies,
135; Fromc, Daisies, 1874: Conley, La
Belle. 1873: Junkins. or Again, 1917:
Costello. Crescents, 1871: Reid, Of
Again, 129; Fisher, STANLEY. 1928: Bait
ger. La Belle, 12S; MUM. Stanley. 127;
Drayer. on Again, 127; Smith. Daisies,
'12T: Mcdonald. Cresccnts, 1876: Jacobs,
Daisies, 1874: Butts. Stanley, 12S.
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WHEELING LEAGIE

s The averages in the Wheeling league.
announced last night by Secretary
Fette, are as follows:
Stevenson. Wheeling, 1G5: Handlan,
Wheeling, 16o: Campbell, Wheeling, 1GI:
Brown, Wheeling, 1Gl; RAIDER, Bowlers.
$50: NOlte. All Alike. 1aS; Rahr, All
Alike, lbs; Cochran, All Alike, 1856; EN-
blem. Bowlcrs. los: W. Fcttc, Old Gro
rfes, 1854: Faick, Bowiers 153: Bosley.
Wheeling, 1853; Win5crter. All Alike.
1853: Wagner. Wheeling, 153: d, West,
La Belle, Isl: Wilhelm. Puritans. ISL:
Sarrer. Golden Rods. $50: IIackman,
Bowlers. 149: Baizer. Al Alike, ji9;
Hennlng. Bowlcrs. Jas; Schrchlc Old
Cronics, las; Jones, Puritnnc, Jas; Chr
ter. Purltans, 1iS: +. Bash, All Alike.
III: Ebctlng, All Alike, III: vog,nr
Golden Rods. ~; King, Golden Rods,
~: ienke, Old Cronics. AZ; Franz. Old
Cronies, l41: kromrick. Rum Dums.
l4I: Arnat. All Alike, 1916: Mcdonnell,
Golden Rods i45; BcIswinger, Golden
Rods ll6: Zimmerman. Aher Nit, las;
Raider, Abcr Nit. 1i5; Marschner,
wheeling, li0: Cardona. Aber Mt. ~;
Henry. Pur1tuns. IA: Knokc, Wheel.
ing. 1i3: Modar Puritans. l42: Falcke,
Purltans, Ill: Alexander. BowIcrs. 40:
Wcitzel. Wheeling. 40: Sonnefeld,
Golden Rods. no; ". Bruah, An Alike.
1875: Smith, Purl,ans. 13S: Kase, Golden
Rods. 13I: Bcu;er, Purltnns, 137: Din
ger. Howlers. 1877: Usselton, Bowlcrs,
1856: Hall, Rum Dums. l3G; KeInplc. Col
den Rods, 1876: Edwards. Golden Rods,
l35; Speidcl, Old Cronles. 1876: Berreil-
sem, Old Cronies,, 1856; Baker, La Belle.
49,; Gaughan, Purltans. 1874; Andlinger.
La Belle. 1874; Hastings. In Eelfe, 1sS:
Helensteln, Old Cronles. 100: Baker.
Purltans, 133: Weitzel, Golden Rods.
l32: Golncr Abcr Nil, 1872. Crn.
YER. Frog Horns. 49,: Planl,py.
Frog Horns, 49,: Krcutzcr. Frog
Horns, i29: Hobstettcr; .,Abcr Mi
l29: Bnumann. Aebr Mt. 1925; Springer.
Rum Dums. i26; McAndrews. Frog
Horns. 12G: Costello, Frog Horns, 19G.
3. Schroeder. Abcr MI. 1875: CIarI,
Bowlers. 1875: Beltz, All Alike, 1875: Ross
Old Cronlep, l24; carp, Rum Dums
III; Garden. Aber Mt. 1oa; a. West,
La Belle 12s: johnson. Rum Dums. 1922:
!ton. FROG Horns. 12l: Steucrnngcl, jr.,
La Belle, 100: Leach. La Belle, 1s0:
FINK: La Belle. lis: Hungarian, Old
Cronles, IFS; Miller Old Cronfcs, III:
McGown. Abcr Nit, Iii: Druschel. Rum
Dums, Jig: Hall, Frog Horns, iii:
ltohrig. Ian Belle, III: Steucrnagcl. ar,
la Eelle. 1l3; V. Yahnke, Frog IIorns'
III: Miller Rum Duns, 1l2: EnIn
Frog Horns. 100: Faul,rnstein, Rum
Dums, l0G.
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BROWNSVILLE = River Il feet ]
inch and falling.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u feet G
inches anc falling. Weather, clear and
warm.
GREENSBORO : River 10 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather, fair and
warm. Woodward down Monday;
James G. Blaine up.
OIL CIT,Y--Rirer feet inches and
rising. Weather, clear and mild.
= WARREN--Rlve:. feet inches.
Wenthe. fair and mild.
STEUBENVILLE- 20 feet Q
inches and rising. Weather, clear and
cool. Passed up: Ben Eur. urania and
keystone State. Down: Virginia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river lsfeet
S inches ard rising. Weather clear and
cool. The Little Kanawhn Is rising.
Passed down-Grccnwood, $40 4. tn;
Virginia due down for Cincinnati at
$50; Avalon and Bedford arrived. The
locals are on time.
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BOXING.

John Flnncgan, the Pittsburgh
heavyweight, who did his traInins un-
der Leslie Pearce's eye in this city, will
meet John cavannueh tonight, in n
2o-round contest before the Mt. ollvet
club, OF Pittsburgh. The stipulated
weight is IFS pounds, which will keep
Cavanaugh hustling to make, as he is
bigger man. Finnegan was seen
here against Tom Lansing, and Cava-
naush was in Mark Kerwin's corner,
when KerwIn fought preliminary
with Eddie Gardner to the Jack Nc
Clelland-Oscar Gardner battle. Besides
Il $3.50 purse, there Is side bet to fight
for. Cavanaugh wagering SITE against
Flnnesar's $3.50. Both boxers are pop
ular in pittsburgh.
: The bridgeport club promises good
prclimlnartcs to It's next event, n finish
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A REMARKABLE RECORD.

The record being made by Harry
Campbeil's Henry George team in the
Musee league, is exciting great interest
In local Bowietdom. The team has won
thirty-eight games and lost but one, a
record that so far rs the writer knows,
has never been approached in any
other tournament. The team next In
position. the Bowlers, won twenty-scv-
en- and lost twelve games.
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BOWLING.

Manager Fette has received letter
from Cantain Collin. of the Columbus
bowlers, regarding the disputed result
OF the late contest. in which Collin re-
asserts that the correct score gives his
team the victory. This, Manager Fettc
denied In his answer, and offers to
bowl a return match for 5000 to $500 a
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THE RIVER.
yesterdays DEPARTURE.

7'!, - sol Ehl1h1 . a'NAoNEo'
Pittsburgh. BEN .HUR, n. m.
Pittsburgh. URANIA. 3 n. IN.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. 4 p. m.
nnati...T1RGIN1A. II n. m.
Z; BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkershurg. BEN. tIUR. . y. m.
SIstarsville. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
CIarington... LEROY. $50 y. m. .7i
.Stcubcnville #. NJ, BAYNI, $50 p. m.
boats LEAVING TOMORROW
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. S a. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. n. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, II a. m.
Mutumoras.. LEXINGTON, il q. m.
Sistcrsviilc.. :. RUTH. $50 D. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY, $50 y. m.
SteubenvllIe. II. N. BAYNE, 800 p. m
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FLORIDA. HAVANA. NASSAU.
Double Daily Trains from Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. louis and Kansas City
Yln tho Southern Enilrnnd.


The Southern railway and connections
have arranged. for the Accommodation
OF travel to the south this winter, the
best service ever offered. BeElrr!nE
December ith. additional through
Sleeping Ca. service will be established
from Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Louis
and Kansas City 10 Jacksonville, with
through connections. without layoyer,
from each OF these points for trains
leaving both morning and evening.
Time, Cincinnati and Louisville 10
Jacksonville, % hours: Havana Is
hours.
All ticket agents sell one-way and
round-trip tickets TO southern resorts
via Southern Railway.
Ask your nearest ticket agent for
rates and other Information. or write c,
A.. BAIRD. TRAY. Pass. Agent, Louis
vile, Ky; J. c. BEAM. Jr., n. W. Pass.
hgt., so Adams St.. Chicago. ILL.,: WM,
II. TAYLOE. Assistant Genera! Pass
engcr Agent. Louisville, NY.
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Bond, at the Baptist church, during
the past week. Will be continued this
week.
Miss Bessie Harris. OF Brilliant, Is
the guest OF friends In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. X. Hoge spent yes
terday with Wheeling friends. .5.
Harry Chessell. Of Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday with friends here.
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contest between Eddie Gardner and
John Squirrel" FInncrty. Of Youngs-
town, who battle ut 124 pounds. iy

Oscar Gardner Is billed for twenty.
rounds with Eddie Lenny. OF Phiiadei-
phia. before the M!llvale Athletic Club.
near Pittsburgh. next week. L.enny
had the better OF his twenty-round ar
gument with Jack McClelland Il few
months ago, A.str III a. III "
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3 ASHLAND, O.. Ian. 15.--NraIor G. w.
Uric, the first treasurer OF Ashland
county, died to-day, aged nincty.thrce
years. He was rcputed to be the Oldest
Mason In Ohio, ,s'.Si.S :.
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G. o. SMITH,.
Exchange Bank Building.
For Sale, Rent and Exchange.

. # q . | -
FOR SALE-BuIldnG Site, lis by aiS,
EaSt McColloch street, Dirt cheap. Es5
STnll farm. improved, IL acres. Three
mllcs from city and river road va Il
a fine country residence, Pleasant VAL.
ley. Ri &
4 cheap home. two.story brick dwelling,
rooms aud Kitchen, OF East aIcCoiioch
street. Lot 20 by 10 Only sl.1oo, Terms
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a very limo building lot on north sids
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Two desirable building lots on Wood
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4 two.story franc dwelling. rooms,
With stable on lot. Lot IS by 100. South
Chnplino street. Eighth ward. Only .6so:
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!. ron Rents rooms on North Market
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For exchange for city property, a well
Improved farm nj SistcrsrIlle. 80 acres. ! +
T. A. SlAEFER { co. c :"ns a! aSsS's ST.
Telephone I'll. u
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PROPOSALS.
CEALEp PROPOSALS WANTED. :

NEALED PROPOSALS WANTED.
Tho German Church property. Water
street., Renwood, W. VR., iOSiGy feet. IL
offered for Ralc tbell and furnishings cS-
elndSD. Bids AFRO also wanted for Tic re-
building Of church into dwellInga ScuicI
p M. Mt AIS jacob street, Wheeling,
49, fg.n.. a1as III y. +7 In ~, ic.an
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hau eoSiSh nlaio8 ever since with SiiortnrE1 Of
breath; the slightest change Of weather would
sanse ihe cough 70 be so had ! would have to sill
W IN bed al night. A few months ago srri,,,
ua3E DR.. Pict=s's Golden strLiea! Discovery,
snu now ca, cat, sleep aud work. ard feel Ike
Dr. Pic.ce's Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser seat for :, onc.ccnt stamps 10 cover
mailing o7!Y Cloth biadiHs /: ssanps.
Address D.. R-T. Piece, Buffalo, n. 4.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
legal IoHrea.

no THE CREDITORS or THE les.
\ TATE OR BARBARA ZiLLES. DE-
CEASED. = Il
You are hereby notified TINT at the re-
VIII OF ra!d barbara Zlllcs, deceased, j
have appointed 20,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY. 20, 1895,
at o'clock II. M. aud my office, No. lit7
GhaP''ne street. Wheeling, ". Va. as the
debts or demands against said Barbara
Hilles or her estate, at which timo and
place You IRE required to attend.
Given under my hand MS commissioner OF
accounts OF tho county court of Ohio
county. W. Va, this 3lst day OF Decem-
Dor, SS. GEO. Il. BOYD. 4
ll2-m , Commissioner
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Business Property To Let.

ZIG Main strcet-Storc room, 1Sxiso, eel.
lar, Second und third floors now occu-
pied by CLOTHING store. 35.Il "a rs.
1iAn Main street-Stcrc room and six
dwelling rooms. Now occupied by mil.
1226 Main strcet-Storc room and cellar,
New occupied by whd'cE2ic Jrcducc. !.
1870 Main street-WholcSale house, &.
offices In New Exchange Bank Building.
Rest In the city. EE VS. 1870 's,tIi'i
Dwellings, large and small for immediate