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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-09
GIANTS MINING sTREAK.

NEW YORK, May s.-The CLANS won
their third consecutive game from the
Waelhngtons to-day by good httlas In tho
eighth inning. Attendance, 600. Score:
New York ....1 o 10000 1 4 s-sM j
Washington 20 0 o 2 % o 0 0 o. 6 S
Earned runs, New York 3. Batteries,
Doheny and Grady; Mcfarland and Nc
GnEe ump!ree, Gafrney and Andrews.
Time of game 2:I0. sgts
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WoLvERToN.s GREAT HIT.

CHICAGO. May s.-Wolverton planted
the ball over the score board for n homer
in the ninth inning. driving In three runs
and winning the game, after tho locals
had been outplnyed Mt all points. McCor-
mick was knocked out by pitched bali
for too much talking. Attendance. 1,SIO.
Score: NJ
RH E
Chicago I'D l 0 / 90 o / IS 10 6
Cleveland 80 90 l l 0-7 Is l
Earned nuns. Chicago 4. Cleveland 4.
Batteries, Griffith and Donohue, Sudhoff
and Himmer. umpires, Burns and Smith.
limo of game, 1:50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-09
TRY ALIENS FOOT=EASE,

A powder to be shaken into tho shoes
At this season your feet fcol swollen
nervous and hot. and get tired easily. il
you haFG si,hrtinG tGct or tight Shoes. try
Aliens Foot-Ensc. Il cOolH tho foot nnd
makea walking easy. Cures swollen nnl
aweating feet. blistcrs nnd caIlo,is gpotg
Relieves co1ns md bunions OF ull pain
and gives rest and comfort, Try 4 to-day.
25e. Trial pncknEc FREE. Address, Allen
4 OlmsteJ, l.o hoy. N. Y. tth&s
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Mny Sparks keep.
the hits we'll scattered UP TO tho eighth
when I,eovcr was substituted. Tho first
man up was Cl,ngninn, md tho third bail
pitched was n terrific ono. II caught Cling
man on tho head, md laid him out gold for
n time. He was helped TO tho drcaping
room, and Woods went In tho game for
him. Cunningham relieved Mngro in tho
sixth inning. and gave i've hits and four
runs. but refused TO hoip tho home team
amy afterwards. Attendance, 800. Score:
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Other Interstate Games.

At New Castle RHE
New Castle 20 0 2 I o O. 0 . 10 10 i
youngstown 20 2 20 IL 30 Il .
Batteries. Smith and Graflius: Carney
and FROST
} At Toledo. RHE
Toledo mo / 3 % 0. % 0.ls 80 iG 3
Fort Wayne :. 0 o % '0-i 10 3
Batteries Gates and Arthur; Cook and
Zinrnm. .tt ls-.1-a ---.-.. Ha
At Grand Rapids. RHE
Grand Rapds.2 0 0 0 2 l o. Ii !
Battcries, streaker and Leighton: Eylcr
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BOXING.

Owing to the criticism Of Referred
Fuckers decision in the Gardner Ho-
gan contest at Louisville 1t was decided
at meeting of the board of directors
of the Nonpariol Athletic association to
retire Mr.. Rucker from that position
Some people who witnessed the bout
have not hesitated to say that they be-
lieyed Mr.. Ruoker was wrong and that
he wns Influenced by friendship to give
the decision 10 the Wheeling man.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh 3, Louisville g.
Two base hits. McCreery. Ely. Three
base hits, Donovan, Hoy. Homo runs,
and Wagner: Ritchey and Decker. First
base on balls. on Sparks @, or Leever /,
on Magee I. OF Cunningham 3. Struck out,
by Sparks ], by Lever l. BY Cunningham
- Hit by pitched ball, by Lever /.
Sparks. Timo or game 20. Empires,
O'Dly and Brennan rH 49,
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TRANSFERRED WITH PAIN,

how APPLY that
sacred type Of
woulanllood the
gentle Virgin
J Mary is depicted
in religious art
as the Mother OF
Sorrows trans
fixed with seven
swords. Some
times when we
stop to consider
| the sorrows and
sudertugs which
are continually
b orne by so
! many thousands
'of our American
women, II seems
LIE Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-09
C. A. ScHAEFER s CO.
FOR SALE.

a square containing q lots will DO sold
at figure that one can double their
to handle It. lllG 1I1.l,5 ls5i9' ,i'$4
Building lot on Chapline street. be-
time. ITf''El - -, = = n
SiS-roolned dwelling, now rented for
SlS0. good tcnpnts. for 3f.4O. az
Four-roomed house In East Wheeling
monthly.
GO. SMITH 1.Bxf RItifSTae.
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Aymer's friends think that he will win
when he meets Seanlon on May Is at
Wheeling. and there will be considera-
bio money change hands on the bout.
Scnnlon has improved wonderfully Of
late. but Aymer Is clever man. The
latter. however. says the Pittsburgh
Times. has not had the experience Of
Scanlon In ring tactics.
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Runs Il o % 5000 900 IL
Hits IL 0 OIL LILO 0 IL 10

Two base hits, Dobbs Miller. Flournoy.
Three base hits, Flournoy. Stolen bases,
Kihm and Niles: Werrick and Lownny.
Bases 'on called balls. of Miller 2. Struck
out. By Wells l. by Miller l. Wild pitches,
Wells 2. limo of game. 2:15. Umpire,
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7aIesmn.
A SURE INVESTMENT.
For Sale, Now Offered.

A two-story Brick Dwelling, and Lot. on
west side OF Main street. three doors north
OF Eighth street. Most desirable location.
Very best neighborhood. ~
Building sites In Pleasant Valley, bu-
tween Edgington Lane and Seiberts Car
den. Second elevation from ono to nyo
acres. -a-f =! ggE 3 4Hl.
z 4 fine building lot on Lind street.
Two-story fr1ime. six rooms Lot 60 by
100 feet. corner Thirty-fourth and Chap
line streets, with front part OF Alhamhrf,
Rink On It. opposite Wood Bros Planlnl.
s. FOR iRENT-Very cheap, few office
rooms In Masonic Temple. Heat, light.
)anitor and elevator service free. a
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CYCLING.
-- ~
BOXING.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
M,nsncld :. Wheeling ].
Youngstown .. New Castle 6.
Toledo .. Fort Wayne I.
Grand Rapids I, Dayton /.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
N.rsdeld at Wheeling.
Youngstown at New Castle.
Dayton Mt Grand Rapids.
Fort Wayne ab Toledo.
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Jack McClellnnd. who by the way is
great Aymer admirer. will start train
Ing ut Nesy kensIngtcn to-day for his
bout with Oscar Gardner. The fight
will likely take place before the Lenox
club. New York. the latter. part OF the
month
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Cdn1ries.

HARTz MOUNTAIN
" Rollers. Males 500, Females Gc, at
HENRY HEL1iBRlGHTS corner Mar.
ket and Sixth etreets, mrl1
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Teb TAINTED.
Haafea.

WANTED : MEALERS FOR FIRST
w class table, No. ll2I Eof street. myS
/ TOATMAEiERS WANTED AT ONCE
" Coat Sc 10 $40 and extras: steady job
70 competent man. HENRY RUNGE,
Grafton. w. Va. my3'
FVERY WOMAN WANTING s3.c0
~ per day representing the C.. 3. Ellis
worth Novelty Co.. writo 100 Bell Block.
Cincinnati, Ohio. my3s
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5or Rem
FoR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
II 1913 Ohapline. T. N. GARVIN. my2
Nor RENT-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
u In the City Bank Building Inquire OF
the City Bank OF Wheeling. MIRO
NOR RENT-FALLOURE BUILDING,
-E lGl5 Market street; - living rooms; sa-
loon and bar fixtures. Inquire at GEO.
y. B0YD'S. 14l7 Chapline street. hp2l
T9R RENT-oFFIcE AND LODGING
IT. rooms ut 1906 Market street. Water and
both Cnscs In each room. Rent very rca-
sonable. Apply to 1901 Market street.
deoQ-m&tu
FOR RENT.
Eight-room dwelling. opposite Echo
Point. Largo lot. Modern conveniences.
=. Monument Place. Elm Grove. One Of
the hundsumest places out tho pike.
FOR SALE.
Mne-roor1 dwelling. Pleasant Valley. All
modern c0nvcniences.
Lot 81 foot front by 100 fcst deep. Elk
cellent barn. (Thls Is choice residence
property. ..F-
NORTON 6 COMPANY.
10 Exchange Bank Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-09

I Wheeling and New Castle are now
sharing the honor ~ of holding down
tail-end position In the Interstate race.
But tia dollars to mussel shells both
teams will land in the first division be-
fore fortnight passes.
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 16Is
Main street. ap24 3
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CHANGE OF PRIESTS.
FATHER TEARNEY. viCA"-"n'"
RAJ. GOES TO FALLS CHURCH.
GREAT REGRET AT HIS LEAVING.
Ics Much sorrow
Causes Much s"rr""
md Mnss-,iccting VIII He h''"-
Interesting sundny-school Meet
inrs-pr. Derieux's First sunday.

Rev Father i. NJ. Tearnoy. vicar-sehe-
raj Of this diocese. announced atter '"o
morning service at st. Peters Catheor'H
on Sunday that he would soon leave TINS
eold IN take charge Of the mission at
Falls Church, in Alexandria county
The announcement created the most
general surprise and regret. Many men
and women in the congregation Wept
when the popular priest announced that
he was soon TO leave them. He is one OF
the most popular men in either the Cath-
Ollie or Protestant ministry OF Richmond
tI,s hold unon the men and children Of
the parish is especially strong.
Father Tearney is native OF Harper :
Ferry. Soon after finishing his course ior
the priesthood at the American College IN
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H2-piece Real Chin
Dinner Sets, SII.5O.
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co

husband, for $1,000. the estates interest
in a number of trademarks and labels
In 1892 W. Brydon Tenant. the first of
the male children TO attain majority in
stituted suit 10 compel Dunlop TO pay to
Tenants estate a sum equal to half the
real value Of the trademarks and labels
purchased, ii being charged that their
true value had not been paid to Mrs.
Tenant. The question presented was
whether a brand, as the term was used
in the suit, descended as other property.
The case was fought up to the Supreme
Court, the final argument being made
here last spring. The opinion the eff
feet OF which is given I'm the foregoing
dispatch, was rendered in Wytheville last
June. 1t is understood that several nun
dred thousand dollars are involved in the
case. Original counsel were. for the
Tenant estate, the old firm Of Staples
& Allen Potts. Munford, stiles. and Holt
day, Allen Potts and William r. McKm-
ney, OF Petersburg, and for Mr. Dunlop.
Alexander Hamilton and Richard Davis.
of Petersburg. More recently Mr.. Hill
Carter had been engaged on behalf of
Mr.. Tenants estate. and Mr. Frank w.
Christian by Mr.. Dunlop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-14

held at demonstration church sunday AZ
ternoon AT $50 o'clock-Hon. a. Maup'',s'
president: DIR. r w stff, SECRETARY; mo
large congregation was present. ana me
programme. which had been very crid
Tba ,oiiouing was the programme.
Prayer, by REV. l.. C. sherer; singing ~
school recitation by Miss Sadie sn lhii'
Bible: song by the en-. shs-
dren: "The sabbath" recitation by MI,
sinTing bv The school; recitation by Jose
phinc Barker. Never Day y Lo sai
Still' song by little girls. "Youthiul nIs-
diers": recitation by fourteen httle s ,it,n,
"Father Time; recitation by J3,ll.ss.s
were made by REV. ". A. Croker ai.o
Mr. George H. Bidgood. urging upon sp'
narents the great importance OF huino
training Of the children. The toIio"ins
reports from the schools were read' cou
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WINCHESTER.
A Bis LeGncy-Barn Rurned-Church
Dedicated.

WINCHESTER, VA, November 10
(special)-Among the legacies left by
George Smith, who died in London, Eng,
on October 9th last, was one for $4,000
to his nephew, George q. Keith. of Mid
dletown, in this county The legacy is l75
shares Of railroad stock, valued AT 81 600
per share. Smith. who was a Scotchman.
made a fortune estimated at 100000 in
purchasing stocks and in land around Mil
waukee
A fire. thought TO have been caused by
spontaneous combustion. totally destroy
ed the barn and its contents on the farm
Of Ephraim Piafer, near this city, late
Saturday night
The new United Brethren church at
Double Toll-Gate near here. was dedi-
Gated yesterday Rev DR. r. c. Carter,
of Roanoke, preached the dedicatory SER
mon. and Rev. J. d. Donovan. presiding
elder, performed the dedication ceremony.
In collection taken during the services
the debt on the church was raised. Rev.
s. X Wine will be pastor.
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" aNTTsD.

AT ONCE. REGISTERED ASSISTANT
Pharmacist Must be sober and indus
tri0us Apply in own handwriting. Give
references and state salary expected.
Address NJ. care Sub-Stati0n SO. T. Dam
Vile Va. no l2-ftf
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DERR FOUND GUILTY.
A Verdict of Three Years I'm the
penitentiary.

LYNCHBURG, VA, November l3.-(Spe-
cial)-The jury in the case Of Arthur y.
Derr. charged with embezzling $4,000 in
surance money. the property Of his mo-
Their. Mrs. Elizabeth V. Derr, came into
court this morning with a verdict Of
guilty and fixed his term of imprison-
ment al three years In the penitentiary.
A motion was entered for "a new trial,
which the Court took time to consider.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE GROOM
f,ricir Dwelling. 80. 80 south Laurel
strett. cirv water Rent extremely low.
can FOR keys and examine d.
'''' j. b. ELAN g. co.
,o r-rot lib east Main.
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pyRD ISLAND FAMILY FLOUR

500 barrels of this finest Of all Fam
ily Flour ............... ..........''.Sf'...,
1000 bags Finest Family Flour 80
ouaker civ Soap. 10 bars fOr........ 20
Finest Mackerel. large, fat hsn' mn
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a NOTED CASE COMPROMISED.
Tenant vs.. Dunlop settled Out OF
Court.

Court.
PETERSBURG. VA, November 10
Special THE following is the full text
of the decree entered by Judge b. A
Hancock, Of the Circuit Court Of Peters
burg. in the suit of w. j. Tenant and
others, plaintiffs, against David Dunlop
and Willie b. Tenant, eXecutrix Of d. b.
Tenant, deceased. DEFENDANTS:
"By consent Of all parties, given before
the Judge OF this court in vacation, and
now entered of record, this cause is sub
mitted TO the Judge of this court for
such decree or decision therein, IN Vaca-
ton. as might be made in term. And
thereupOn this cause came on this day
to be again heard on the papers formerly
read. and upon the decree of the supreme
Court Of Appeals OF Virginia, rendered
on the 18th day OF June, 1899. which had
been certified TO this court and duly
entered as a decree Of this court IN TINS
cause on the 9th day OF July, 1888, which
was argued by counsel.
ION consideration whereof. it being az
united by all parties that all matters IN
controversy in this cause have been ami
cably settled and adjusted out OF court,
by consent of all parties 10 this suit I.
Is ordered that this suit be dismissed
and that each party TO this cause pas
his or her own costs. And this order rs
hereby certified 10 the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of the city Of Petersburg 10
be entered Of record in the chancery or
der-book thereof in vacation"
This suit, which has been in the courts
for some years, finally reached the Su-
preme Court on an appeal by the plain
lifts from the Circuit Court. The SUI
preme Court, in an elaborate opinion
reversed the decree Of the Circuit Court
and remanded the cause with directions
10 the Court to ascertain the value of the
interest Of the deceased partner at dis
solution Of the firm, in the good Will
brands and labels purchased from the
executrix by the surviving partner, ana
10 decree that the appellee, Mr.. Dunlop
nay the same To the compliments, sub
iect To credit Tor the amount paid the
executrix by him for said property, with
interest on the balance from January !,
1856 to which period the partnership was
extended by agreement between him ana
the executrix, TO enable him TO wind up
The business without loss"
The case having been settled out OF
court. satisfactorily to all parties con-
cerned there is positively nothing known
or obtainable as to the basis of settle
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-14

There were sixteen conversions reported
bv Laurel-Street school and four by AS
bury 80,
The next meeting OF the society VIII
be AT Clay-Streot church the second sun
day in December. -,
benediction by Rev. J. T. Mastin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-14

The monthly meeting OF the Methodist
Sunday-School Society OF Richmond was
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FOR RENT,
nIsINEss npPnRTrNIrN.

4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AN &C.
tive party or parties with small capital 70
invest 20 get a strictly reliable ieeiu'nH ...
cash business. where with an ordinary
amount of labor from s. CO. tO $1,000 cta
be cleared yearly. This .s a. business
opening that up0n Investigation Wil 90
found 10 be exactly as Represented. ~
dress MANUFACTURER" Gaze Dis
patch. 300 1875
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belped a thousand needs, and
turn out as many more to-day
The rlunsing Knit Under
wear

,s healthful and lasting. enurey ui'
shrinkabie. and unlike any otner h'"1e'
The demand for Il since its Invention "e
bars all but the best stores from Dc'"h
able 10 get It. Full stock just now. ,-,,,, a,
THE Nl1NsING PLATED. IN - ~,
UEAVY RIBBED VESTS A...- 80
PANTS. for ladies. White or '"'''''
s5c. and 81. ,,o4t,,,,- and
The Munsing Plated Meq nunis Tor
Iight-Weight Vests ana rams
ladics. Y.31 and Sl.b0 e.,t.s for
Tho Munsing Plated Union suns iV'
ladies. 81 TO S2.sS a sult. ,a Pants.
The Munsiug Plated vests an ~
FOR misses and boys, 81 ana 90. Cor
The Munsing Plated CniYi Su''7'
misses and boys 75c. ana ~ r,,.a pu-
WIZ CIT and Wool Mixed, flne w.
bed Vests. high neck. long OF sNoi'
sleeves. SO vt. ope rib-
White Australian WooI o,,e
bed. low neck. no sleeves co., Vote
Iedice' Zoe. Camel's-Hair WOOL Nea'9
and Pants. natural color, SIC ~.
peal Egyptian Fleeced vests anu t""'''
for ladies and misses, &c. -, No.
Rows Double-F1eeced shirts anu Di""
ers. "a good zoe. value, ioT ~. veto
Todies' DC. Heavy Flceced Ribbed vests
Ladies Best SOC. Union Suits, OF the
finest Egyptian yarn, Tor sc. Sui',
Uovs' a. Wool Merino Shirts ana Draw
rs natural color. 39c.. instead OF o'-;
Children's Wool Merino Shirts ana
Drawers. sc grade. l9c. ,o,,,
Infants Wool Ribbed Vests ior II C.-4s
Ladies Heavy Ribbed tleecea ,s,'e
end pants in full. large sizes, E.2c
Cbildren's Fleecod Ribbed Union SUITS
lie. a suit instead Of 25c. ri. v,,,,,+o
Ladies; scarlet Modlcated or Fine Whitee
Australian Wool Vests and rants 81
and s. @ garments. Tor &C. nu,..a
vvrsnpers Vests. %. 80. and zoe.
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Ladies' Jackets,

in oxford. Brown, Tan, and BLACK;
nv-front and box coats, for So-lun
SS75 value. ..,.a1,oa
Ladies Tan Jackets, heavily sttched,
velvet collars, for &9S-unnalchaoio
60 qS for Handsomely-Got jack
cts az Finest Kersey SILK hned
throuehout-a full SIG value
Isxouisite Quality Velour Jackets. edged
With Marten fur. $3.50 instead OF
ar Ns-Snk Velour Jackets. with
bandsomo applique braiding. Persian
lamb and Marton fur trimming-tuI
S2j values.
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BY the Valentine Auction Company
General Auctioneers.
4 UCTION SALE OF THE DAVIS
"a Hon FL FURNITURE,
HAIR MATTRESSES SPRINGS,
CARPETS, ETC. RESUMED.

THIS (Tuesday) MORNING. NOV. II,
commencing nj 10 o'clock. we viii sell at
the Davis Hotel corner Of Franklin ana
Governor streets. the remainder OF the
FURNITURE i'm said hotel. consisting IN
part of Walnut and Maple MarDle-Iop
Chamber Suits. Hair Mattresses Springs,
Carpets. Walnut and Maple Nardr0bes,
Stoves and other Furniture. etc. THIS
sale comprises about 30 Suits Of Furni-
ture and Wardrobes. Most Of the best
Suits are vet 10 be sold: also. about %
Brussels and other Carpets For the
convenience Of the public we nave mover
ali of the Furniture Carpets. ETC., from
the second and third stories 10 the ladies
and gentlemon's dining-room and moor
above office. The public are invited 10 at
tend the sale. The ladies are most re-
spoctfullv invited 10 attend the sale
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
J. H. Valentine, Mnsr. and Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALE or
A NICE CHURCH
HILL HOME,
ON EAST LINE or TWENTY SIXTH
STREET. BETWEEN LEIGH AND
NJ STREETS,
KNOWN AS No. Gil.

we Will sell by auction, on the pre-
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nuchnnnn. nicl.en.on. and wi.e.

BIG STONE GAP. November B.-tSpe-
cial)-The returns from Buchanan ana
Dickinson counties to-day give Mr. T. d.
Ayres. the Democratic candidate for the
House "a majority of Us, which VIZ
Wise county's majority OF l25, elects
him
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old DomlnIln nmIdIng -


ET0nm0NV- ' - -''''''''-' : -
A GENERAL MEETING OF IiiA
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD LN-
MINlON BUILDING AND LOAN 49,,
CIATION will be held in the hail ot tt'
chamber OF Commerce. Richmond, va
on TUESDAY. December ., 1872 al "
o'clock A. NJ. rtrs.-
called by order OF the Board o. 10 p,'sS-
'oas' .,d Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-14

The above case had been in litigation
about seven years. when finally passed
upon by the Supreme Court at Wythc-
vile last June. ID. b. Tenant q Co.
Petersburg tobacconists, had large
trade when the senior partner died, about
sixteen years ago. leaving the business
10 be continued by David Dunlop. The
surviving partner. The latter purchased
from Mrs. Tenant. the executrix of ner
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Black BroCaded M0ha'r
Skirts,

tr al tho latest patterns, Wci-soV-
tcn-up skirt. for $-6A ,,.t,c, Of
BLACK Serge skirts, with best i'''e'
81 60 q, l.,,fot Gre
Al $50. Al-Wool Black CesEloe ~
non and Figured Armure Sklrts, -"
aet deeiens and fabrics, can't be gotten
mn for less than $40 ,,,ot,
GRAY Homespun Skirts. new hagll D"t en-
" side nanel front. richly stitched. Tor
20 oe instead of s.
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D. O'SULLlVAN.
and Main Streets.
. r,o1tca. SIM luEIh1
.rurIaI, NOTICE.

when presented Mt the Di'pn'e"
couuter. accompanied by the cash.
UNEMPLOYMENT wants. Rooms Tor
Rent" "Wautcd Rooms "Bohrdsrs
wanted" "8card Wanted" LOST
strayed. or stolen" will he inserted
properly classified. 20 words or less
for 25c. each insertions additional
HNnrhn 1c. ench.
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Peal Tailor Dresses.

eAv go no 500. AND THEkE - NJ
THING SUPERIOR TO -, III y, y r.
HANpSONE AND PERFECT IAi-
ION DRESSES AT THIS STORE
F0R $50 TO S175. CRITICISM IL
orr or QUESTION. NEW CRE-
ATTD BEAUTIES TO-DAY.
Prettiest Gray H0mespun SUITS, scar
ioped Jackets, Tunic skirts, for Sl2
Handsome Black Suits, OF PeDole OH a.
viot six lined throughout. tight Mt
ring and double-breasted jackets Tor
uigb-Grade. Tarlor-Made Suits, Of inn
ported Broadcloth. with new, nopDy-
cut double-hreasted jackets, ful! SIX
lined. heavily stitched models OF Per
hundred other sorts.
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We VIII sell by auction, on The pro-
misses. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER H.. 1899.
at 4:3O o'clock +. NJ. the above-mention-
ed and attractive DETACHED Two
STORY SEVEN-ROOM FRAME DWELL
fNGSin good repair. This - just one OF
the cosiest homes on the hill" and
there Is no property In the city that pays
better than that on Church Hill. II you
are looking for an investment. You can
not afford TO miss this sale.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; residue at six
and twelve months, credit payments 10
bear interest and secured by trust deed.
POLLARD q BAGBY,
no 10 Auctioneers.