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"TuE LATE ME-. EARLY"

The company which will present Jas.
NJ. Martins latest and greatest SUCCESS.
"The Late Mr.. Early" ut the Opera
House next Wednesday. has n really
wonderful array OF wcll-known people
enlisted In the ranks OF the organlza-
ton Sharp and Flat. the clever stars
of the company, apparently do not be-
licvc In the too common system Of try
Ing to 'bc the whole show" but have
surrounded themselves with what Is
undoubtedly one OF the strongest farce
comedy casts ever gathered together.
The plot OF the comedy is 40 arranged
MS to allow OF the introduction or amy
amount of spccialtlcs and when one
stops TO consider the fact that there are
at least n dozen members OF the cast
who have gained splendid regulations
In the leading theatres Of New York.
Boston. Chicago and the other large
cities of the country one Can be easily
convinced that the boast Of the man
ugcmcNt that 10 such array OF spec
inlty talent has ever been gotten, TO-
Ecthcr in II farcc-cOmcdy production
before has a great deal of Foundation In
fact. The scenery and costuming Of the
piece Ia said TO be OF the most cl;ib-
orntc and costly kind. incidentally tile
press OF cities In which this piece has
recently been seen Give II large share
Of praise TO the chorlikcs and Incident al
music all OF which was specially. mr.
ranged for this production BY the we'll
known composer and nrrangcr, Max
Hoffman.
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SPRINGFIELD MAY QUIT;

The situation In the Ohio Town Very
piscouraging to the Fans There,
and ms Encouraging TO the Base
Ball Public of Wheeling.
spec!a Dispatch to the Intelligcncer.
SPRINGFIELD. o.. Feb. 5.-Presl,
dent Z. s. Houck and one other director
OF the Springfield base bail club will be
n, the Interstate league meeting at
New Castle February IA. cE:
The affairs of the local club could, not
he In Il worse condition than they are.
While President Houck. who is'a lnw-
vrr. was in the west for u month";, the
grounds we're sold by the sheriff. and
q suit has been brought by John Cole
man, director. TO have the stockholders
n the company made responsible for
A 500 judgment given the Mad River
bank.
Fans are discouraged. and so much
money has been put up In the last two
seasons that It may be difficult Or even
impossible TO get started this. season.
A. THIS time matters are In a chaotic
condition. Manager Lew Whistler was
lost simply through failure to$answer
his letter.
whether or not the Springfield will
Nrh; fof retention of the franchise the
future will have to determine. At any
rate there Is Il chance for Wheeling.
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MATHEWS AND BrLGER.


Tuesday Will be Il gala night at the
Opera House. when those real funny
boys. Mathews and Bulger, with their
big string of associates present for the
first time here their rag-tlme opera, by
the Sad Sea Waves" which has been
voted one of the very best novelties
presented this season. The piece, play
or whatever YOU call 1t. Is described
rs Il rag-time opera. meaning n farcicnl
comedy set to music. with all the ac-
ccssorics Of chorus, scenery and cos
tunes. and in point OF numbers largely
exceeding many OF the opera compan-
les now travelling. 1t was considered
an ambitious undertaking when first
preached. but now that 1t Is sailing on
the wave of success there are those
who claim that nothing could fail
where Mathews and Bulgcr are con-
ccrncd. Their support includes Nellie
Hawthorne. Il famous English beauty:
Josie De Witt and her heavenly violin;
Marie Twhocy. Eva Leslie, Lizzie San
ger, Delete Walker. TriXic Wade, Bcs-
sic Challenger. Julia Ralph, May Nor
ton. LOttie Ettcngcr. Elizabeth Geber-
vale, and VIII West. Robert Vernon.
Ned Wayborn. Gilbert Gregory. Gus
Mortimer. W. II. Macart. George Tabor
and A. II. Bell. The scenery Is OF the
most elaborate description. the COM
pany carrying the three acts complete.
while the costumes are said to be rev.
Citations OF the designers skill. The
music which abounds in original num-
bers Is likely to become very popular.
and SO are the bcvy Of handsome girls
who form the chorus. ~.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

If anyone Is suffering from the blues
let him stralghtway go to the enter
ta!nmcnt given by the great Flint this
week at the Grand Opera House. be-
ginning tonight. and indulge IN a
hearty laugh that has no alloy in it..
1t comes straight from the heart In wit
Messing the antics that people undergo
while under hypnotic influence. There
is nothing equal TO 1t for inspiring a
hearty laugh and driving away Ill hu-
more: Why hypnotic suggestions
should be taken SO seriously is Ques-
ton, bu: herein comes the fun. As n
special inducement each person pur-
chasing one paid 50 cent ticket viii be
given one lady's ticket for the opening
night, Il purchased in advance.
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George (S0), 163; Handlan, Henry
George (4C, l6l: Emblem. Bowlers (39),
160; Cochran. Henry George Q2), $50;
RAIDER, G., Bowlers (4e). ,159: Marsch-
enr. Henry George tlS). 1853; Brand,
Henry George 1897. 1856; Meyers, Crcs-
cents 90. 1856: s. Falck. N. E. L. A. A..
90, 155; ". Falck. n. Z. L. A. A. (42),
155; Richards, Bowlers tO, 1855; Hack
man, Bowlers (3). 155: Ennis, Stanley
(42), 1853: Jones, n. E. L. A. A. (4S), l49:
Turner. Henry George (30) las; Blck-
Inyer. Bowelrs t8}, 14S; RAIDER, j., Bowl
ers CD, l4S; Nolte. N. L. l.. A. a. '(l5),
las; Beuter, n! L. L. A. A. az, l47;
Coleman. Crescents. 42),, 147; II. Bear
ley. Crescents (2D. l4T; Sarver. Cres-
cents teD, 147: Wilhelm. n. e. l.. a. A.
(4s), LAG: Marie. Crescents (S), ll5;
linoke, Henry George 10y. IA: L. Bear
ley. Crescents (42). IA: Evans, n. L. l..
A. a. (D, 1it; Mack, Bowlers (32), l43:
Alexander. Bowlcrs (4O), 143: Farrell.
Daisies (23), 1i5: Gilker. OF Again 1857,
143; WORKS, Stanley 1857, 143; Fox. Cres-
cents G2). ~; Usleton, Bowlcrs d9},
al; Stoehr, La Belle (3), 140; Dick. Hem
ry George (6), l40; Schafer, Crescents
(2D, 40; Homer, Daisies 1857, $40; Car
ter, Daisies (30), 40: Ebelng. or Again
NioJ, loS, ilores, olL ASalll t59), lJS, E.Q
wards, OF Again i3) 137: He'll, Stanley
800, 1877: Miller, Crescents (36), 1871: Bal
ger, La Belle Q2), 1877 Wise, Bowlers
(S) 1856: Dlnger. Bowlers (6), 1876: Zm-
mer, on Again (49), 1874; Frome Daisies
~, 1874; Amman. La Belle Coy. 1873:
Costello. Cresccnts Q2). 1872: Smith, Dali
sizes (97}, 13l; Schafer La Belle t9}, 1871 !;
West. La Belle t3). 1S0; Mccahon, Dali
Bies (3). 1870; Junkins, Off Again (SO,
1870: Lally. or Again u2), 1870; Davis.
Stanley go. $50; MUM. Stanley (2l),
100: Reid, or Again tS9). 1913: Crum-
hacker. La Belle G2). 1928: Drayer, or
Again (32), 127; Mcdonald (crescents
t9>, l26: Hack. La Belle (G), 1876; Klugg,
La Belle (6). 1875; Jacobs. Daisies a..
1si; Butts. shanlcy (i0, 1924: Hem
bright. Daisies i21). le2i GIlker, Off
Again 100, 1e2;i Slick. Crescents (9D,
III: Cenley, La Belle t9), l9o; Richards.
of Again t9) lee.
Scheduled games for the week;
Monday. ,Dight--Bowlers ,ys, on Agnln.
TueFday nlsht-N. e. l.. A. A.. vs..
Daisies. 49, a&H
Belle. H.E
Friday night = Henry George VS..
STANLEY.
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WHEELING LEAGUE.

Secretary William Fette, of the
Wheeling Bowling League, announces
the averages UP to and including the
games Of last week, as follows:,.c-
Stevenson. Wheeling (S9), l6i: Brown.
Wheeling Cd 16j: Hundlan, Wheeling
49,. l6e: RAIDER. Bowlers (iS). 1G2:
Campbell. Wheeling go. 100; Nolte. All
Alike 1881. l59: Turner. Wheeling (0.
1855: Emblem. Bowlers (4S). Isl: Wag-
ner. Wheeling CD. l56: Cochran, All
Alike lS9). las, Falckc. Bowlcrs (4S).
l55: VIM. Fette. Old Cronles (i2), l54:
Rahr. An Alike t6t. i5e; Baizer, All
Alike t5l. lj2: Wingerter. All Alike.
(;D), 10; Bosley, Wheeling (5), l52:
Jones. Puri,ans i5). Isl; F. Brash, All
Alike t2D 40; Sarver. Golden Rods (45).
lls: Hickman, Bowlers t43). 14S:
Schaohle Old Cronics (34). 14S: Franz.
Old Cr0nieS tS91. las: Marschncr Wheel
ing u.s.. HI: Mcdonnell. Golden Rods
co. HI, King. Golden Rods (GO), AZ:
D. West, Old Cronies COY. 146: Hennlng,
Bowle-s t32). JAG; Cardonna. Aber Nit
en- LAG: kromrick. Rum Dunn f45). 1iG:
5eiswiager. Golden Rods t3g}. li5: Xim-
norman, Aber Nit 1861. AS; Alexander,
BDwlerS (%0). l4S; Prcttymaa, hber Nit
on rs: MOdar. Purltans (2), fi5:YVog
lsr. Golden Rods 05). l44; Kase, Golden
Rods tlj). IA: Evans. Golden Rods Q2),
RI Ebeling. All Alike Q5). IA; Roader,
Aber Nit co. M: Henry. Puritans' (30),
IA: Bernhard. Aber Nit go, 143; Knoke,
Wheeling l22). 1i3: Arndt, All Alike (3S).
liS; He!enstcin. Old Cron!cs (a0). AZ;
Falcke. puyitans 1897. 40: Smith. Puri-
tans ,i2,, lS9: w. Brash, All Alike Q2).
lS: Bcuter. Puritans lg). 13S: Dinger.
B1wlcrs 81, l2I: Gordon. Golden Rods
\ liS, 49,: Spiedei. Old Cronics (42). 1856;
/ CssetJn. Bowlers tG). l36: Hall. Rum
Dun tgl)' 1876; carp. Golden Rods( 81.
! l25; We!tZel. Wheeling (2I). 1876: Baker.
! labclle iSG). 1875: Carter. Puritans la),
/ u: kempic, Golden Rods Gs). 1874:
4 Hastings. Labelle (33), 1874; Andlinger.
Labellc 800, 1874: Ganghan. Puritans
1 'lS, ih. McAndrews., Frog Horns 12),
i33; Nolte. Labelle TED. 133: Patterson.
Aber Nit {3). 1873; Baker. Puritans (9),
10; Cravcr, Frog Horns 10y. 1872; Plan
Key. Frog Horns t9, 49,: carp. Rum
DUN t9N. 1%l; Golner. Aber Nit Qe).
III; Costello. Frog Horns COY, 1870;
Creutzer Frog Horns Q2). 100: johnson.
Rum Dunn t2iD. 12G; Springer. Rum
DUN t2O, l2j: Beltz. All Alike 6). 1875:
u Schroeder. -tber Nit t24}. 125: Steur-
naSel Jr., LabeIie 500. 1874; Garden.
Aher Nit (2G>, 49,: Rolf. Frog Horns
$50, l?2: Long, Rum DUN (9). l2l; Ba-
ker. Old CronicS 60. III: Leach. LabelIe
,lS>. 20: Miller. Old Cronics C9). lis:
ftnck. LateIio 90. lis; Wolf. Old Cro-
MES ttt. III; Dreshrtt. Rum DUN (2fi,
~: Hal. Frog Horns CD. JIG: II.
LahHke. Frog Horns (2N. 1l6; Miller.
rum DUN 'S3). lis, Rohriy. Labcllc
w. liz; Stein. Rum Dunn i2T), H.:
EauIkenstein. Rum DUN QS). H.; r. C.
ret'e' Old Cronies 20, liz: Kahn, Frog
horns 'i5l los; Brurt Frog Horns Q2),
iei; Bartoas. Aber Mt (9), 90.
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legal Noiicps
'DRoBATE OF WILL.

pRoBATE OF WILL.
Office of the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio County, State OF West Virginia
In the matter of the probate OF the last
VIII and testament Of Margaret NJ Luns-
ford. deceased,
The object of the petition fled In this
matter. filed January 10. 1892. Is to have
admitted to probate 4 paper writing pur-
porting to be the will OF Margaret NJ.
Lunsford, deceased. bearing date the 18th
day Of June. 1895 And It appearing from
an affidavit made before mo by J, b. Nc
Lure that Jennie II. Kerr. Julia Davidson,
John c. Hull. James HUI. Charles Hull
and Annie c. Hull are non.rcsldcnts OF
the state OF West Virginia. 1t is ordered
that they do appear ct my office IN tho
city OF Wheeling, IN the county and 'stuto
aforesaid, within one month after the dato
OF tho first publication hereof and do
what is necessary TO protect their inter
eslR IN said matter. The hearing OF said
petition is set for the Goth day OF Febru-
ary, 1924, at o'clock y. m.
RICHARD ROBERTSON. Clerk.
o. l.. Holiday and J. u. Mcclure. At
torncys.
Published the irs, time January 81, 1882.
t.a '.H.. a..I r|. jual-s
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home. twice daily, the same efficient appli.
cation OF the mcdlCatcd air or vapor uS ut
the specialists Office.
An patients who make application dur.
iHE the month OF February viii receive
ono months treatment and medicine free
that If, during one whole month they win
Dc trcntel and supplied with medicine all.
solulcly without pny or compensation OF
any Kind Patients can he treated with
perfect! success by tho aid OF symptom
blank dlngnoSlS and patients report sheet
sent free OF application
OnIcc of Drs. l,yriS Il Tucker iprnc-
ticc established 1877 Hamilton BuiId-
ing, $50 and j3I FIFTH Ave-. PITTS
burg, Pm. Mwiwv
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BOWLING.

Tomorrow evening. at Fette's, the
members OF the All-Whcellng bowling
team viii banquet In honor of the re-
cent victory over the All-Stars. Of Col
unbus. 4 number OF the clubs friends
will attend In the role of invited guests.
The supper is rendered by Manager
Fcte. At the same time, the offer OF
the Columbus people for another match
will be discussed and the dates and 9TH
.. details determined upon.
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The greatest danger from La Grippe Is
Of its resulting In pneumonia. II reas-
enable cnrc Is used. however. and
ChamberaIn's Cough Remedy taken. all
danger VIII be avoided. Among the tens
OF thousands who have used this rem
cdv for la grippe we have yet to learn
OF 4 single case having resulted In pneu-
monia, which shows conclusively tina.
this remedy Is certain preventive OF
that dangerous disease. it viii cure
Ia grippe in less time than any other
treatment. II is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by druggists.
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An uoncsl ,lcdirinc for La Grirrr

George ". Watt, OF South Gardiner,
Me-. says: 81 have had the worst cough,
cold. chills and strip and have taken lots
of trash OF no account but profit to the
vendor Chamhcraln's Cough Remedy
Is the only thing that has done anS good
whatever. hive used one 50-ccnt bot
tlc and the chills. cold and grip have aft
icr, me. | congratulate the manufaC-
Jurors of an honest medicine" For sale
by druggists.
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cMirvoynnk
ClnirU0BHHk
...PROF. TRUE
ClAIRyOYANI AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor, pnrlors g. 7nnd 3.


Walk In. don't ring. This remarkable
man. whose career has been one or sue.
cess, Is gifted by nature with power
that approaches the miraculous. lilo .is
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been 10 he the marvel Of tic Nine.
tccnth century. Prof. True Is n prophet
OF Worldwide rcpnte; he Is recommended
by every one OF his patrons. His powers
excite the wonder and admiration OF even
the skcptlcal. His advice Is inialllblc
convincing and beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development of second
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Orient. lie Is enabled to penetrate the woof
and web OF human HE. lie givcs advice
on business, lawsuits. speculation love
courtship, matrlmony: he unitcs the scpa.
rated and cnuaca speedy and happy mar.
rinsc with the one OF your choice. The
troubled md unfortunate seek hig coun.
gel Thousands of hearts hnvc been made
glud through his truthful predictions.
MCdlumistlc persons developed. ONlce
hours, n. III. TO y. M. daily aud Sun.
day. PnrlorS so arranged that you will
meet no strangers. Fees ;0c and $780,
PROF. TRUE, 1880 MUM street.
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rrREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, Dec. % 1895

StSitNGloN, Dec. ~, lS"S.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned, IL has been
made to appear. that THE National E.
change Bank O: Wheeling" In tho city
OF Wheeling, In the county OF Ohio. and
the state of West Virginia. has complied
with all the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States, required TO be COM
piled with before an association shall he
authorized TO commence business OF bank.
ing.
Now. therefore. !. Lawrence o. Murray.
deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that "rhe
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling"
In the city OF Wheeling. In tho county of
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia. Is
authorized to commence the business Of
banking us provided In section fifty one
hundred and siXty-ninc OF tho Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and scnl OF office this twenty-nlnth day OF
December, ISIS.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
EurrSncy. No, 5l6l. dc3l
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One Month Free!

DR.. Bycrs recognizes the fact that there
nrc hundreds yes thousands OF people
suffering from catarrh In Its different
rorms-nasal catarrh. catarrh of the
throat, catarrh of the bronchial tubes. en-
tarrhal deafness. aftllma. cntnrrh of tho
stomach, etc, who have not the time or
nre too unfortunately situated to visit Il
specialist with sufficient frequency 10 re-
cc!vc benefit from local treatment. By
the aid OF this instrument.
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Receivcr's Sale.
Stockholders .Neetinas.
TITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
/ RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS,

rJNO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
i RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS.
The stockholders OF The Riversds Iron
Works will take notice that. pursuant 10
resolution passed by the board OF direct
ors OF The Riverside Iron Works, on the
18th day OF January. A. D. 1899. meeting
of the stockholders OF said company viii
be held at Its principal office, on tho cor
ner Of Main and South streets, in the city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia. on Tuesday,
February q. 1899. at $50 p. M, at which
meeting there Will be offered n resolution
to increase from the surplus fund OF said
company the capital stock OF The River
side Iron Works from twenty thousand
shares to thirty thousand shares, and 10
divide the number OF shares 20 Increased
or added to the oriElna, capital stock
among the stockholders OF the said River
side Iron Works In proportion TO their
holdings of stock at the time OF Offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof. ]. n. Vance. as
president OF The Riverside Iron Works,
and John d. Culbertson, as It's secretary,
have hereunto set their hands, this 10Th
day Of January. 4. d. 1899.
]. n. VANCE. President.
JOHN D. CULBERTSON.
1aN Secretary.
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EICCARDO RICCI'S Pupils Concert.
Carroll Club. Thursday evening. Feb
runry .. Tickets. SOC. Reserved at
RnMmcr'n without extra chRrrn
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eenerni 9oiicrs.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE Es.
l. TATE OR BARBARA ZILLES, DE.
CEASED

You are hereby notified that at the re-.
quest Of C. 2. Flick. executor OF the last
have appointed
MONDAY. FEBRUARY. %. 1895,
at O'Clock a. H.. and my Office. No. iii
Chapllno street. Wheeling, w. Va. as the
time and place for receiving proof OF
debts or demands against said Barbara
Xiiles or her estate, at which time and
place You are required to attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner Of
county. ". Va, this Slst day OF Deccm.
Der. 1855. GEO. i. BOYD
ia2-m Commissioner
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Musee league averages are as follows:
;. stevenson. Henry George 500, no.
I rtt'e' Henry George (G). lG5: BOslcy,
Nehry George t39l. lG3: Brown. Horny
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FAMILY WASHING

Rough Dry Washed. Stnrclcd and
Dyed 3 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed ana IrOncd, Is
cents por pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents per
pound. At LCTT BROS.
mlhs. Homo Steam Laundry.
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THE0. W. FINK & CO.,
No. 1920 Market Street,
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.


FOR SALE--Buildlng Site. lilo by 30,
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap
Small farm. improved. Il acres. Three
miles from city on river road. 0,rs
ley. ~,
A cheap home. two-story brick dwelling,
rooms and Kitchen, on East McColloch
street. Lot 10 by 100. Only sl,Io0. Terms
easy.
a very fine building lot on north sido OF
Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street. Eighth ward-eH very easy terms.
A two-story frame dwelling. ) rooms,
with stable OH lot. Lot % by 100. South
Chapline street. Eighth ward. Only $3.50;
easy terms.
FOR RENT-s rooms on North Marie,
street. $3.50.
\ country residence with grounds. In.
dffre at once.
J rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob SITS.
Axiom store room. 2co2 Main street.
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cararies.

CNANARIEs-50O HARTZ MOUNTAIN;
". Rollers Males 500, Females soc, at
HENRY HELMBRlGHT'S corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. SIC
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FOR SALE.
6. o. SMITH. Real Estate Estate.
Exchange Bank Building.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Store room and dwelling, corner Thirty
third and Eofr streets
Store room. 1888 Main street
Dwelling. II rooms. No. u Fifteenth St.
Dwelling. 1872 North Front ST.. 5 rooms.
Lodge room. 1919 Main street.
FOR SALE.
Farm. so acres. 10 miles east Of the city.
Fine residence. II rooms, in Pleasant
Valley.
Fine. residence. rooms in Leathcrwood.
Dwelling, Fifteenth street.
Dwelling. No. South Penn street.
No. S. Eighteenth STA BARGAIN.
No. 1ei Seventeenth St-VERY CHEAP.
% Dwelling, No.. S.Nermont street
No. % \. Broadway. brick dwelling.
SIMPSON & TATUM.
Room 4, City Bank Building. Phone GA.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

so S. Penn ST., store room and living
rooms. .
q S, Penn ST., groom house.
'"150 8. Broadway, 1-room house.
1l6 S. Broadway, Groom house.
.? y. Broadway. I-room house.
li2l Eoff ST., 1-room brick house.
Fourteenth. !StT S-room brick house.
SThtrtcenth sttdcte S-room brick house,
Fifteenth ST.. Groom brick house.
Money to Loan.Qn City Real Estate at
per cent.
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FOR RENT.

Store room and six dwelling rooms,
Eleventh street, $50. SIX rooms No,
80 Tcnth street. S95. Four rooms No.
~ Fifteenth street, SIG. Five rooms
No. 1867 Main street. SEQ. Five store
rooms on Tenth street, $50. Largo
Three store rooms Main below Tenth.
One store room corner of Tenth and
Market streets. JAMES L. UANLEY,
Heal Estate and Lonus, 1885 Main st.
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Published the first time January 81, 1889.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-10
lint Sllpps Sold.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2s.-The
biggest deal ever made in sailing ships
on this Coast was contaminated yes
terday. A syndicate. headed by Will
liam +. Mighell, william Babcock,
Charles Boudrow. Edward kenfield.
Pope & Talbot, II. +. Allen, II. l.. f.
Meyer and NJ. Blum, has purchased the
entire feet OF sailing vessels owned by
Flint & Co. of New York. James +.
Chapman & Co. represented Flint 4
Co. and william z. Mighell the syndi-
cate, and as soon as a price was agreed
upon 1t did not take long to consum-
mate the deal. Flat & Co. owned the
following vessels. all of which will
now claim San Francisco as their home
port: May Flint. Henry b. Hyde, John
Mcdonald, A. J. Fuller, s. ID. Carlton
Pact0lus, r. d. Rice, st. David, St.
Francis and st. James. The money in
volved IN the deal is said to be ovel
half million dollsrs.