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BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

D. II. Darrah attended the meeting
OF the senatorial committee ut Steu-
benville yesterday, acting for Samuel
Westwood. md they called the conven-
ton for Steubcnvllle. June 20. Hon.
John NJ. Cook will be temporary chair
man, and w. G.. Shotwell, Of Cadiz. Sec
rotary. This will be tame conven-
ton because the result In determined
now In the fact that about three
fourths OF the votes are for +. =. Ar
cher as the nominee and there Is only
one to nominate this year.
Mrs Cyrus II. Strahl. son Charles,
and Miss Jennie Greenfield leave this
morning for Norfolk. Va, where they
will remain few days, after which
they go to Asheville. North Carolina,
where Charlie will attend the agents
convention. They expect to be gone
two weeks.
The Be!laire Elks will join In the
Wheeling parade on the Goth. About
seventy-fve have ordered suits, blue
coats. duck pants. etc. They also voted
on about twenty new members who
will be taken in before the demonstra-
ton and they will all join In the parade.
The new holstIng crane to be used In
u uIiSItl THE IlelSHl lIpUl bultl1IlOFp "
Ohio cars to Bellalrc, GAINESVILLE &
Cincinnati cars. has been placed in po-
sltion and will be quite an improve
ment over the old way.
The Eiks OF this city have adopted
the following uniform which they will
wear In the parade at the Elks cnrni-
val In Wheeling: White duck pants,
white hats and carry umbrellas of red,
white ard blue.
Harry NJ. Clarke. the defaultInE
cashier, whose case has not yet been
finally disposed OF. passed through here
yesterday for Chicago. where he Is en-
gagged In the office of the Nntionn,
Steel Company.
All the Rellairc boys who enlisted
with the Fourth "Immunes" In Wheel
Ing at the opening of the war. have re-
turned home with the exception OF
Samuel OblinGer. who remains In Cuba,
Mra. w. c. Downey and family, of
Washington. d. c.. are the guests OF
friends In the Third ward. They are
on their way to Epworth park, where
they will spend the summer.
The steam yacht r. E. Groy-s viii
enter the Wheeling and Rel!are trade
this morning. The owners of this boat
have experienced considerable trouble
In getting 1t started.
Quite number OF men and boys
We're SEEMING yesterday for the bodies
Of the two boys who were drowned
Thursday morning. but they were ,,n-
able TO find them.
The Catholic schools in this CITY AFRO.
dismissed at 2:30 O'Clock each day
They will close next week for the
summc: vacation.
DR.. II. W. Baker and wife, of harness.
Vile. are guests Of the family Of their
son-in-lnw, Dr.. ]. NJ. Mcdonald, on
Gravel Hill.
Hcntherington's band VIII furnish
the music at the Frank College com
mencement the latter part of this
month.
Mrs. z. Z. Freeman left yesterday
morning for tarcnnn, O.. to spend n
month with her parents In that city.
Ben. c. Tyler Joined his wife and
children nj his former home down I'm
ole VirgInny," this week
Rev. II. y. l.. King and wife have
gone to Morr!stown. where they Will
spend the summer.
Newton Cunningham, OF Moupdsyillo.
was In the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. J. W. CARRIER has moved to En-
worth park for the summer months.
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morrow. The Sunday school children
VIII render an interesting programme
In the evening. In place OF the regular
service.
The knights OF st. John and many
others from Benwood will patron!ze the
Pan Handle excursion to Steubenville
tomorrow. where u Catholic church Is
to be dedicated. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allan, who were
visiting In Dillonvalc. have returned
lpme, both afflicted with typhoid fever.
Miss Flora Dolbcare. Mrs. Hiram
Bumgardner and Mr.. Charles Springer
vii! spend Sunday in Pittsburgh.
Isaac Kaufman Is slowly but surely
recovering from blood poisoning. :,
The local groceries Will be closed
next Thursday. "Groccrs' Day"
Mrs. August Schnd Is visiting her
son In Blaine, Ohio.
The odd Maids Convention" nettpd
profit OF $50 10.
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MOUNDSVII.LE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marsha
COunty'S Chief City.


Quite large crowd of strangers are
attending the camp meeting, conducted
by the Church Of God, at the Prohibit
ton Assembly hall. They have come
from Canada. California End almost
ever state In the union. One man is
on his way from Europe TO attend. Re-
duccd rates have been secured on all
railroads. and excursion trains will be
run on the Baltimore 6; Ohio and Ohio
RIVER railroads Sunday. and 5000 peo-
pie are expected on the grounds that
day.
w, NJ. Writ has appointed the follow
Ing comriittee on arrangements for the
coming county institute: Prof. D. r.
Williams. ]. r. King. D. Bonar. Misses
Maude Jefferson and Jennie Sutton, and
]. NJ. Rine. They will meet here Sat-
urGay. June q.
Rev. William Blair, of South Salem,
o., who has been visiting his parents AT
Pleasant Valley. left yesterday for
Buckhannon, TO attend the commence
ment exercises o: the West Virginia
Conference" Seminary.
The prison board Is holding Its rcgu-
lnr monthly session. a. C. Scherr, NJ.
X. Wolf and J. a. Bloyd We're the
members present yesterday. i lie other
members are expected to be present to-
day.
Editor +. Prozlman and L. +. Smith.
Of the Ohio Valley Manufacturer. are in
the city, collecting data with n view OF
giving Moundsrlllc an Industrial write
up In the Manufacturer.
Claude McCOnkey. who has been VS.
iting here for two weeks, left yesterday
for Wheeling. to call on friends there
before returning to his home In Allie
gheny Pa.
Miss Matte Roberts is attending the
Bethany commencement. Her sister,
Miss Lillian, graduates this year.
Miss Blanche Livingston left ycHter-
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day for her home in Wheeling. after
visiting friends here. 5
The NJ. Z. Sunday School will observe
Cfild,en's Day Tomorrow. at the
morning service.
4 Miss Cora Courtwright left yesterday
morning to attend the commencement
at Buckhannon.
Mrs. Matte Hoskinson's summer
school will picnic on the camp ground
to-day.
Tho local water company will hold
an important meeting today.
Miss Mary Eta Weaver Is the guest
OF Pittsburgh friends.
Circuit court will be In session to-day.
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Commissioners Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA
Z INSN

" BILE REAL. ESTATE.
By virtue, OF u decree OF the, circuit
entered in Chnncery Order Book No -.
page -, In cause in chRncery therein
pending. wherein William Wagner Is
nc.. William Wagner. son OF John Wag-
ner. deceased: John Wagner. Infant son
of John Wagner. deceased: William Wag-
ner. son OF Martin, Wagner. deceased !:
Wagner and Mary Wagner infant chill
drcn of Martin Wagner. deceased. arc
defendants the undersigned, who Is by
said decree appointed special commission
cr for tho purpose. Will sell at NJ public
sale, at the north front door OF the court
best bidder. commencing ut 10 O'Clock a.
M, on the Eth day OF June 1899. the fol-
lowing described real estate: that Is TO
ray: Lot No. II. In square No. 81. In tho
Eighth ward OF the city OF Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia. nj No. S9l3 Wood
street, OF said city aforesaid. which prop
crty Is the same property, conveyed 10
Michael Wagner. deceased. by Henry
wife, by decd dated April q. 1867. and of
record In the clerks office OF the county
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-third OF the purchase money cash
In hand, or SO much more ms the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay. on the day or
sale. and the balance in two equal In
s,allmchts. payable In four and c!eht
months respectively from day OF sale,
with interest. and tho title 10 the prop
crty TO he retained until the whole pur-
chase money IA paid.
JOSEPH a. ARKLE.
Special Commissioner.
May IL, 1879.
hereby certify that Joseph a. Ankle.
tho above named special commissioner,
has given bond as required by the court
In said decree, with approved security.
C. II. HENNING.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Ohio
County, West Virginia my2V-s
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The Wheeling Club provides another
double-header rs an attraction extra
ordinary for the fans this afternoon.
The first game wifi begin nj 2 O'Clock
sharp. For the ToledOs, Ewing and
Wiltse viii likely do the pitching. For
Wheeling "Tacks" Parrot vii! o.Iic!ate
IN the first game and either STRAW
berry" Pastorius or ParvIn. the South
crn League wonder, Will be In the box
In IN" second game. Parvln tc!csraphed
the management he would be here last
night. but he had not arrived Mt mid
iiEht. The management decided not
TO take any chances. and got Into com
munIcatIon with Pas,orlus ut Barnes
vile, via the long distance telephone,
WIKI the result that the big fellow con-
F"nted to'comc down TO Wheeling to-
day and pitch at least one gnmc. lie
has been pitching for q seni-proica-
s,0nal club this spring. and ls said to
be In better condition than ut my time
In his base bali career. He will b" re-
nrmbcred here ns Findlay's winning
pitcher In 1896. the year OF the first
Interstate League.
The double header ought to draw ont
big crowd this afternoon. Owing TO
the street car strike and other causes,
IN" attendance has been bad, md the
mhnngcmcntls dnily reaching intb lt8
reserve to pay the Visiting team y gunr-
an;ec. II condition OF affairs that the
"'nns" ought to cndcnvor to bring to
an end. -,h
Drivers OF wagons TO the ball park
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.


Va OF Belmont County
One Of the delegates to the RepublI-
can county convention held here on
Thursday. remarked when II was over
that "Bellalre didn't get the court
house when she was after It q few
years ago. but she Is doing her best
to fill 1t up" And everybody enjoyed
the Joke with the thoughtful old fellow.
Never did q convention wind up with
better feeling prevailing all around.
There was not the slightest hint ct
anything unfair being done. The
charge that Bellaire was securing the
lions share was made and not contra
dlcted. but the neishbors who made 1t
had been well provided for In the re-
cent past. Judge Cochran and Thee. C.
Ayers. the men who contested with
Hunter S. Armstrong In the only con-
test Of the convention were recognized
as good men. but when they claimed
that the location was all they could
urge. the bald fact stood out that the
location of each of the contestants was
very, similar md the rally OF the
friends Of the candidates came within
two votes of placing Ayers on the
ticket and the final rally for Armstrong
after both the others had been tried
landed him with his thirteen votes
from home on the thirteenth ballot,
You couldn't make Hunter S. Arm
strong believe there Is anything un-
lucky about the number H. He had
thirteen delegates from his home town
ship and received the nomination on
the thirteenth bnllot.
Barncsrlle nirtcd with all Of the
candidates. On the tenth ballot they all
voted for Judge Cochran. giving him n
total Of thirty-0nc votes, the highest
he ever received. On the eleventh and
twelfth ballots. Barnesville's ten votes
were given to Ayers and on the thir-
teenth they all went TO Armstrong, and
the balance of the township ended the
contest with that opportunity.
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NEW YORK. Jane 9.-The Giants made
1t four straight from the Clcvelunds to-
Gay. The latter made bold bid TO win. tie
Ing the score twice. The winning run was
dueto an error by Tucker. Score:
RHE
Cleveland 40 0 3 o o 0 2 I o--G il s
New York ....i 90 OIL - II 2
Z Earned runs. New York 3: Cleveland 2.
BATTERIES, Carscy and Schrcclsongost.
Meekin and Grady. Umpires. o'Day and
McGarr Time, LES. Attendance, 500.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THE. POOR OLD REDS.

NEW YORK, June 9.--The Brooklyns
again outplayed the CinclnnatIs to-day.
making II four straight from Cincinnati
and twelve games In succession UP to
date. The home players punched their hits
OIL Phillips. while the visitors found Dunn
hard to solve. Score:
Il II II L
Cincinnati $50 0 III OIL 90 % 6 2
Brooklyn 80 1 400 0 10 10 0
Earned runs. Cincinnati 2: Brooklyn 3.
Batteries. Phillips and Wood; Dunn and
Farrell. umplres. Emslie and Mcdonald
Time, 1:iO. Attendance, l,5OO.
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TWO base hts, Dobbs Nnbh. Wclls, Bcck.
G!lks .. Hartman .. Stolen bases, irwnH-
ham. Double plays. Bahh 10 Lyons: Gr!f-
I'm to Bccl: 10 Wil,sc. Bases on balls, by
Wells J, by Butler ;. Struck out. by Crd-
hill = by Butler !. Sacrifice hits. Lyle.
Niles. Myers. Butler. Left on bases.
Wheeling S. Toledo :. Time, l:j3. I'm
p!re. Xinram.
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BOWLING.

On the Musec alleys last night the
Tom Moores defeated the Colts three
straights. The Moores bowled three
fine games, averaging l,o17 to the game.
By last nights victories the Moores get
hold on first place which will land
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Steamship Tickets,

j. G. Toml!nson, agent Pennsylvania
lines, No. 8 Eleventh street. Is agent for
the North German Lloyd. Cunard,
American, French, Anchor. Red Star
and White Star lines. See him for low
Get rates.
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DYSPEPSIA-bane OF human exist
cncc. Burdock Blood B,tcrs cures II,
promptly, permanently. Regulates and
tones the stomach.
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THREE spectrcs That threaten
baby's life. Cholera infantum, dysen-
terry. dinrrhoen. DR.. Fowlcr's Extract
OF Wild Strawberry never fails 10 con-
quer them.
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Summer Tcsorfs.
Trlanfic cfy, Il. !.

A ELLINGTON HOTEL. ATLANTIC
"a City. y. j.. Michigan Ave 20 yards
from Boardwalk. In consequence OF In.
creasins patronage We have added new
wing, containing 20 large airy rooms.
Dining rooms. seating capacity 200 per-
sons. New furnishings throughout. Prl-
vate bnths. Elevator PNd every modern
convenience Popular rates. Representa-
tive will be al Hotel Anderson, Pittsburgh,
June 10. 20. q. %. %, q. when engage
ments may be made. II. W. PURCHASE.
ing
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WANTBD-TO BORROW 500 DOL
w lars for three years Mt per cent IN
terest, paid every six months, and will
give unencumbered real estate US sccur-
lty worth three times that amount. Ad-
dress II. c., care p. o. Bog IS. Wheeling.
w, Va, 1853 .rr-I w ~ III Inn
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PHILADELPHIA. June 9.--WashInston
and. Philadelphia were playing a wretched
game when rain stopped 1t In the fifth In
Umpire Smith for talking back. Attend.
ance, l.T?O Score:
Washington ..............l 90 O OIL 2 S
Philadelphia .............2 go 40 10 3
Earned runs. Philadelphia Q Batteries.
and Douglas umplres, Burns and Smith.
Time, 40 f'lia.'t.. ~
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CLEAN, sweet and wholesome ls the
bread baked by Wheeling Bakery. Ask
your grocer for Il.
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CT 40 PER DAY TO AGENTS
sOfsCO for selling our Laundry and
Toilet Soaps. besides giving them abso-
lutely free a ladies' elegant writing desk
or tho choice OF twenty other valuable
premiums. Write for particulars Ad-
dress Wolverine Soap Company. Portland.
Mich. 4-.s.s- ]. a..sa>s .s. my2I-tth&s
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WTANTED-A COMPETENT AND RE
wv LIABLE salesman to represent n
llve Dry Goods md Notion House In West
Virginia. Must have experience and good
reference. Address SALESMAN, care In
telllgepcer office HGs a[agT lex +
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VVANTED-FIvE LADY, DEMON
w STRATORS md canvassers for
FRENCH COFFEE. Apply Wheeling
Coffee and Spice Co. Nla. jes
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:" ANTED--A YOUNG MAN WHO
Nv has knowledge of tho hardware
business. Reference required. Apply Mt
once TO- g.. O. CuMMlNS. $40 Belmont
street, Bellalre, Ohio, -. LEG
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Observation-Disclosures. UNION
w wnEes, 4sc per hour; no strike;
steady work. Apply ut once. lal Adams
street. Allegheny, Pa. le1-mw&f
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Srnrrai GoHcss..
,YUalAN2 SOCIETY.

The nnnunl meeting OF tho local or
gan'zatlon of tho West Virginia Humane
Society win meet In Chamber OF Com
mcrco room Monday. June u. 1s9?. ut 7:S0
y. IL. All members nrc requested TO DO
present. Election OF officers. jeI
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YOU could live on bread baked by
Wheeling Bakery.
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS HORSE
w Sheer and Job Worker. Steady En-.
gloyment. Enquire ]. DALLAS JACK
son, Washington, Pa. u.
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yNANTED-EXpER WHOLE.
w sale Grocery Salesman for city trade
Give reference: state experience. Address
p. o. Box 5Si, City. ~ lug
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DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.


A two-story brick md frame addition.
Lot Is feet c inches by about 40 feet. On
west side OF Main street. 3 doors north
OF Eighth, street. Only $500 this week.
Large and desirable building sites In
Pleasant Valley. from to 6 acres OF
ground. Site cannot be beat for resi-
dencc.
a fine ,and cheap building lot on Lind
strcet-s300 only.
a 9S-foot by 1sD-foot lot on Eighteenth
street. with brick dwelling on alley, 1
rooms.
This Is nll desirable property and an
Investment. N
5O-foot by 100.foot lot corner Thirty
fourth and Chapl!ne streets, part of AL
hnmbrn Rink and frame dwelling. rooms,
on It, will bo offered cheap this week.
c. A. SCHAEFER s CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
Telephone OIL
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Susfness Chances.

WI EEKLY PRoFITs-DoN'T LOSE
w tho chance. Money can de doubled
every month In Wheat. Stocks and Cotton.
Wo pay profits every fifteen days 10
clients. Our plan OF safety Is uneQuu led.
Write for full particulars. free TO any nd.
dress. G. p. MAcKEY & CO., % Broad
way, N. Y, ApS-S
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lyNANTED--GooD GIRL FOR GEN.
4 w ERAL housework. willing 20 20 to
the country for summer. Apply at 81
Twelfth street. La III jc.'
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hhihhNS linz tiiiS iiNsiN Pl'hAt' ~ liiS
very roots Of wolnar's life are injured
or diseased. her whole being suffers, both
physical and mental She shriul;s with
in herself and covers up her suhcriugs
enduring all in silence rs best she MAY.
"My Eon's wife had been for years n great
sufferer: all broken down aud very weak and
nervous" slys Mrs. Brtsry NJ. white. Of Stonr-
creek, Warren Co. y. y. "Sbc WIS 'rpuhle1
with all the pain5 nii aches olr 10 slender coTld
endure. She took everything sic heard Of hop
Ing TO &c. help, bu, III vain, The doctors snid
abe could not live TO have another Child a. she
clme near dying so HAIRY tines. She tried Or.
liercc's Favoritc Prescription mud !, did wonders
for her.
This spring nlic hnd nice boy weighing
eleven pounds; rlic got through before NC could
get anyone there, 1 was afraid she would not
live We ct!rd for Joy when W. nav how nicely
size rot nlOrg cannot say enough In praise OF
your rs"uritr Prescription I never rent
Recommendation Of n medicine before. ! hope
all wo'ncn will try Il. ainy God bless you for
the good you have done"
Any woman may write 10 r. V. Pierce,
N. D., Of Buffalo, y. T., In absolute conf.
dcncc. He. communication will be thor.
oughly and earnestly considered and shc
will receive sound. professional, fathcrly
advice Uu plain scaled c:-vclooel free Of
charge
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At New Castle. Ri Z
New Castle 20 20 0 o. 0 OIL q
Grand Rap!ds0 0 0 0 o 0 0a6-2 .
and Cote
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At Youngstown. r II +
Fort Wayne 20 0 0 q 0 90 90 : !
batteries, Mcfarland and I.at,lmcr;
Foreman and Bergen.
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M, ANTED-LADY sTENoGRApHEIt,
' Typewriter. and with some clcri-
eal ability. Address Employer. this office.
4. rt1rtNF ..sa-
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can secure toll tickets at aoe,zes free

On Thursday night, Pitcher Jack"
Dolan and Catcher Hunt were given
their releases By the Wheeling man
a.sment. Last night. Pitcher Crabill
waf released. Mr.. Howell says he will
rot carry men who show themselves
unable to win games. and will continue
the weeding-out process until the town
Is given u team that can win ut least
a majority OF It's games.
Left Fielder Smith, OF Toledo. and
Pastorlus played on Charley, Stree
bells Tacoma (Wash.) team In the Pa-
cl'lc Northwestern League Of 1896.
Smith says the Strawberry" Will hold
his own in the Interstate IL he As rs
good now as he was out west In 90.
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Manica-

wv ANTED "a COMPETENT GIRL.
w for general house work. Inquire No
25i9 Chapllne street ~ .--.. IEi :.
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SENSITIVE
WOMAN.

"ONlAiN.
There is n
wonderful little
tropical plant,
the inilllosa or
plant
as it is called.
The curious
thing about it
is that If You
pinch any part
Of the root or
the stem, NIL
the delicate lit
tie bran hes
and fragile
leaves will curl
up and shrink
together as if
they had been
blightctl witt, n
sudden frost.
WOillail'S
delicate and
sensitive or
gat,isiu is re-
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N
All persona having rooms to rent. with
or without board. during tho week OF tho
Wheeling Ellis Carnival can address or
call nj tho Office Of r. L. HILL, n Eli.
tccnth street. secretary OF Hotel Com
nlttoS jc3
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Drivers OF wagons to the ball park