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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-22

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Ing manner. Dancing and other social
past!mes were instrumental In Willing
away an agreeable evening. whilo re-
freshments which were served added
their usual charms to the occasion.
Mayor Shipman has been unable to
locate Mrs. NJ. Stavrino, the Greek wo-
man, whom D. Z. mckinley, United
States consul at Athens, Greece, has
inquired about. The mayor Is OF the
opinion that IL there ever was such a
resident here she has either changed
her name or place OF abode.
at the United Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening. Rev.
ID. A. McClenahan, Of Allegheny. Will
conduct services. Rev. DR.. Mcclena-
nan Is professor Of the Allegheny
Theological Seminary. and is pro.
nounced MS being an excellent speaker.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hast
ings took place from her late home, on
Hanover street. yesterday afternoon, at
o'clock. The interment was at Week 8
cemetery.
The Etude Mandolin Club will Issue
serenty-fivc invitations for a dance,
which they Intend irving in Scheehlc's
hall Thursday evening. March 30.
DR.. B. O.. Williams expects to leave
Tor New York City tomorrow, where
ne VIII take n post graduate course
at the poloclynic medical college.
Rev. J. 7. Morton, pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, will de-
liver special sermon to the Good
Templars Sunday morning. 4
Miss Lola Howell has SO far recover
ed from the burns she received several
months ago. as to be able to be out for
the first time yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. D. D. Holtz, of Alliance,
arrived here yesterday, and is the guest
OF Stephen Hopkins and family, on
Hanover street.
The members of the X. I. D. Club
VIII be entertained at the home Of Miss
Ellen Mitchell. on South Fourth street,
this evening. a3t re :,
The suit OF Dean McHenry and others
VS.. w. W. Mccoy and son, was con-
tlnued yesterday until Friday morning,
ut S o'clock. q :
A. c. Ong, who has been the guest
OF George Tweedy and family, will re-
turn to his home, at Mount Pleasant,
to-day.
DR.. ]. N. Hensley movd his family
and effects to SmithHeld yesterday,
where they will hereafter make their
home. lI5I : :.
A broken box on tin mill No. 0, at
the Laughlin yesterday morning, caused
that mill to be idle part of the day.
William Hastings, whose wife died
Sunday night, Is in a dangerous condi-
ton from heart trouble.
Edna Runyon is confined to her home
In the Fifth ward, with typhoid fever.
William Tweedy will go to Pittsburgh
to-day on business.
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Lost Yigor nnd Vitality.

How grand n thing It Is to possess the
vlgor and vitality that are associated
with robust health! Life Is bright, and
the capacity for enjoyment Is full. How
distressing Is the reverse! Then life
Is dark, and enjoyment q stranger.
Many are in the latter category, even
after trying all kinds Of remedies. But
hope need not be given up for all that.
DR.. Greene. 80 West Nth street, New
York City, the famous specialist, has
cured thousands OF cases where vigor
and vitality had entirely gone. II you
are suffering in this way get DR..
Greene's advice. You can consult him
by letter, free. This is u rare chance.
Take advantage OF 1t! Write to him
at once. and he will put you in the way
OF getting back these priceless pos
sessions-health and strength,
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle of Whccling's
Progressive Nciuhbor.

A new glass house for this city,
which has ben talked OF for some time
by several local glass workers, begins
to take on the form of reality, In that
n meeting Of those interested In the
project has been called TO meet at s
o'clock Friday evening, in the Office OF
George w. Rcece, on Fourth street. 1t
will be Il joint stock organization, and
1t Ia desired that all parties Interested
in the Improvement and building up Of
the city, commercially. will be present,
and show their interest by taking stock,
so that nm Idea can be had rs to the
practicabllity OF attempting the new
enterprise. There are number of ex-
ccllent sites for such Il concern In this
city. which can be procured on reason
able terms. and 1t Is TO be hoped that
the first step, that OF organizing COM
pany, will be effected.
Miss Gertrude Douglass entertained
about twenty of her friends at her home
on Fourth street. last night. In n pleas
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The Dewey Club, an organization Of
the North End, Is the first in the field
this year in the amateur Inc. They
have organized, with Ed. Fox as man
arer and Jake Stencil as captain. and
want games with teams between sixteen
and twenty years. and would like to
arrange game with the Herman
Zwlckers for April .. New uniforms
have been ordered, and the team starts
out with the best prospects. 1t Is the
first amateur team In the city to pur-
chase uniforms without the assistance
Of an advertisement. and deserves sue
cess for It's independence. The lineup
Is as follows: Louis Rensselaer,. catch
er: Jim Deiters, pitcher: Louis Bolte.
first base: Joe Dacey, second base: Har-
old Phillips. third base; Martin Garri-
ty, short stop: viii Rogers, right field:
Ed. Fox, center field; Babe" 0Vay, left
field; substitutes, Jake Stencil, T. Duff
IS and A. Wilbert. .iE
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GirvoyanL
CLAlRyOYANT AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
second Floor, parlors O, : md 8.

Walk In. don't rims. This remarkable
man, whose career has been ono OF sue.
cess. is gifted by nature with n power
that approaches the miraculous. lie ia
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been to be tho marvel OF the Nina
tcenth century. Prof. True is n prophet
OF Worldwide rcpute: he is Recommended
by every one OF his patrons. His bowers
excite the. wonder and admiration Of even
the skep;lcal. His advice Is lnfGllIbic'
convincing and beyond dispute. Tbroi,wh
his remarkable DEVELOPMENT OF second
sight. and his thorough knowledge OF tho
many sciences peculiar 10 the men OF tho
Orient. he Is enabled TO penetrate the woof
and web OF human life. He gives advice
on business, lawsuits, speculation iovr
courtship. mntrimony: he unitcs tho sSpa.
rated and causes speedy and happy mar.
rage with tho one or your choice, Tho
troubled and unfortunate seek his ,coun.
sci. Thousands OF hearts have been made
glad through his truthful predictions,
Mcdlumlst.c persons developed Office
hours, n. NJ. TO 2 y. M. daily and Sun.
day. Parlors 30 arranged that You will
meet no strangers. Fees soc and slOo.
PROF TRUE, 1880 Ninin street.
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IT IS FRE.E|

Are you afflicted with that condition
known us hard of hearing" and ringing
noises in the ears, have YOU catarrh Of
nose and throat, do you. suffer from
stomach. kidney or liver disease. Is your
heart affected, have you bronchial or lung
trouble, asthma, rheumatism or nervous
trouble?
II You have any OF the above diseases
write for symptom blank for home treat
ment. We will send one weeks supply Of
medicine free to demonstrate the curative
nature OF our treatment to any one who
Will pay express charges on medicine.
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80, ,.,NtF any letters o! inquiry IT sthmps arc
'ac'osed for reply"
DR.. R. V. Pierce Is and for over thirty
years has been, chief consulting physi-
Gial' al the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, OF Buffalo, N Y. Thousands OF
women have written to him describing
tIctr symptoms, and, OIL following the
aly'cc he gives freely, have become well,
suong and happy. Many scnsitiv,cly
modest women write TO Or. Pierce and so
ayGid the dis.grecnble questioning, ex-
a,n'naoons and local trcattncntso geilcr-
MY insisted upon by physiciana. DR..
fcrce's medicines cure you iufthc pri-
yacy Of your home, and Mrs.~Heckrrts
case Is only one OF thousands that have
Dsen cured utter the doctors failed.
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A CURE OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.

W. Va. Bronchial Asthma made my life
miserable for five years, and although /
doctored with two doctors md took almost
every kind OF patent medicine received
no relief until l consulted Drs. Byers and
Tucker. Before treating with these spe-
ciallsts / took cold very easily. and every
cold always brought on spell I would
almost choke TO death. ! could not sleep
on account OF suffocative breathing. Since
treating with Doctors Bycrs and Tucker
have not lost any sleep. my appetite Is
good, 1 can do days work without feel
Ing the least bit worn out, and have
gained ten pounds. I was advised to con-
suit these specialists by several people
who had taken their treatment"
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M,MEcHEN NOTES. !
Daily Items OF Interest About People

- f~'s.Ns - -AhWts . NNl'tS
n and Events. ri,
a subscription paper is now being cir
culated among the property owners. so-
iicitins money TO have the pond north
OF Gravel street drained. Mr.. III. Me-
Mechen is at the head OF the enterprise
and It Is now an assured so.
Charles Marble has gone to Pitts
burgh. Pa, where he has accepted a
position with the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
Mrs. Thomas Manion. OF Wheeling,
was visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ, Garvey. here, yesterday.
W. L. Porterfeld Is home from Chi
eago Junction. Ohio. where lie was Wis
iting his family.
Harry Gill, OF North Benwood, was q
business caller in town yesterday.
Charles Stewart has returned from
Sclo. o. .r
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Cincinnati. ;. KEYSTONE STATE, a. m
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. n. m.
ParkersburG. ARGAND. II n. m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, II A. m.
Slstersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY, $3.50 p. IN.
Steubenvillc. IT. NJ. BAYNE, 2:20 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAwHA. G:3O n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. Up. nj.
Sistersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. III.
Darlington. ). IEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvillc. II. NJ. BAYNF3, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD. $50 n. IN.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA., s n. m.
Parkcrsburg II. X. BEDFORD. II n. m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON. II u. m.
Slstersyille. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarlngton.. :. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steuhenvllle. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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A HAVE been afflicted with rheumnl
tism for fourteen years. and nothing
seemed to give ME any relief. was able
to be around all the time, but constant
ly suffering. l had tried everything
could hear OF. and Mt last was told to
try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which /
did, and was Immediately relieved and
In short time cured. nm happy to
say that 1t has not since returned
Josh Edgar, Germantown. Cal. For sale
by druggists. sf{
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WITHOUT A SCRATCH.
Oscar Gardner Pnts Out Freddie Bo-
-an In 1--WE Rounds.

gan In Five Rounds.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March 21.-Os-
car Gardner. of Wheeling. easily beat
Freddie Began champion Of the Pacific
coast, in five rounds, at WhIttington
Park, this afternoon. Began was game
but could NOT stand the constant ham
mering over the heart administered by
Gardner. Gardner broughts FIRST blood
on Bogan's left ear in the second round.
In the fourth Began scored a clean
knock down with an upper. cut on the
chin. Gardner seemed to, be saving
himself for 4 finish in the next round
and he was successful. Soon after the
bell tapped for the fifth round. Gardner
knocked Began down and he, took six
seconds. Soon afterward heavy swing
on Bogan's right ear put him complete.
ly out. Gardner escaped without q
scratch,
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BOWLING.
Last nights score in the Wheeling
league resulted ms follows:
Bcnwood Won the Main.

A cooking main was pulled Off in
Marshall county Monday night. be-
tween chickens representing Benwood
and Bellaire. The main consisted OF
only three fights, but Benwood captur-
ed the frs. two and the main. In ad-
dltIon there were three hack fights. All
the battles were prettily fought and
considerable money changed hands.
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Tow Bont Movements.

/! The Pittsburgh coal fleet began pass
ing down for Louisville and Cincinnati
yesterday, In the following order:
Z q. MI. C. Fisher.
S a. m.-Dick Fulton.
ga. m.-Coal City and Ark.
10 n. m.--Vallnnt.
2 p. m-Charles Brown and Tom
Dodsworth.
6 y. m.--James Moren.
The Jack Osborn passed up with
barges at S a. m.
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R. 7. BOOTH COMPANY,
Rooms 2o.2i Auditorium Bulldlnq. Chicago, III.

4 y aa..r
excursion to the northumberland to rec
reations which show him to be thor
oughly In love with life. notwithstand-
Ing the sinexorable fatalIsm OF some OF
his tales. His aversion to horses dis
inclined him for driving, he at first
walked. Later he preferred bicycling,
anu was often met on the rural roads
ana lanes mounted upon his wheel, and
not lnfrequently accompanied by his
VIE. In these afternoon excursions,
MS short, sturdy, broad shouldered
figure was usually clad In a plain suit
OF gray, his round, swarthy face was
shaded by a road-brlmmed soft hat,
MS gray-blue eyes always looked
through glasses, worn to correct +astlg-
matism: he rode rapidly and'well, and
mad q ready salututlon for every pass
Ing acquaintance. -.
Elkes, Michael and Gibson having for
saken the aggregation of racing men
In the west, the enterprise, financially
unsuccessful. came to an end In San
Jose. The pacing outfit OF five quInts
und Fournier. with his Internal ma.
chimes, were shipped back east.
Two years ago. number OF Chicago
bicycllsts paid licenses under wheel
tax ordinance. which was aftorward de-
clared unconstitutional. The tax was
seventy-ilve cents on bicycles, and on
other vehicles from one to two dollars.
The amounts paid are to be refunded.
In Munich motor-car drivers must be
examined by the police commissioner
before being allowed to take charge Of
.motor-cars.
In Vienna, two policemen have been
mounted on motor bicycles to take care
OF motorcycle scorchers. Self-driven
fire engines are also being experl-
mented with.
The rider who contemplates the pur-
chase of u new mount would do well
to have his order placed now. as the
season is just ut hand. and the usual
stampede for special tires, heights Of
frames. gears and colors will soon be
at It's height, and the man who wants
other than a stock wheel will be COM
PEELED to wait from one week to one
month for his mount. This state Of
affairs cannot be changed unless the
rider Is willing to place his order early.
so that the dealer and manufacturer
can satisfy his wants.
And now DR.. Mary Walker comes
forward with the claim that her father,
Alvah Walker. was the first person to
Invent and ride 4 machine that may
be termed the progenltor of the bicycle
in this country. The machine was
a four-wheeler, and was propelled by
both hands and feet and was built in
1910. DR.. Mary thinks that her father
IS entitled to have a monument erected
to his memory for his services render
ed humanity. Incidentally. she thinks
the bicycle Is n Savior from suicide"
and that 1t wheels the soul out Of al
most uncomfortable conditions"
The formation of q bicycle trust Is
the latest thing in tn" bicycle world,
and the attempt will be watched with
considerable interest. as 1t has been at
tempted before and failed.
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Glorious News.

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargllc, OF
Washitu. l. II. He writes: -Four bot
ties OF Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer OF scrofula, which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face. and the best doctors could give no
helm: but her cure Is complete and her
health Is excellent" This shows what
thousands have provcd--that Electric
DIt,crs Is the best blood purifier knowh.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema. tct-
Ter. salt rhoum. ulcers, bo!ls and run
ming sores. 1t stimulates liver kidneys
nud bowels, cxpcls poisons, helps dyes
ton. builds up the strength. Only 10
cents. Sold by Logan Drug Co., drug
glst. Guaranteed. 4
a.. ..,t.---i L.. Il LIZ 1.,.I.. c.. CAL,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Klaw and Erlanger's famous and
sumptuous extravaganza" Jack and the
Beanstalk," Is to be shown In all It's
splendor and glory at the Opera House
to-day for matinee and night perform
ances. The production is a constant
succession Of surprises and wonders.
Among the many novel features which
have been especially admired is the
electrical ballet. 1t Is called 1.-THE
Birth OF the Flreny." The stage Is in
dense darkness for an instant, when
suddenly myriad little lights appear. in
all possible colors; these develop grad
ually until the exquisite outlines OF a
bevy of beautiful girls are revealed,
moving gracefully to the strains of en-
trancing music. The process OF devel-
opment continues until finally the dam
GERS appear to be 4 whirling maze of
rapidly moving vari-colored lights,
startllngly unexpected and of dazzling
beauty and brllliancy. The fundamen-
tai novelty Of this device lies In the
fact that the lights are operated by Il
storage battery from behind the scenes.
The cables, one OF which Is attached to
each Of the dancers, contain number
less wires. but they are not seen, ow-
ing to the darkened stage. A man is
employed for each dancer to pay the
cable In and out during the progress
Of this scene. so there may be no danger
of the dancers tripping up. This bal
let Is a mere incident In the produce
ton, however.
From the beginning to the finish Of
the performance. something of spirited
and interested kind is always happen
Ing. The intermingling Of the char
ncters made famous the world over In
the good old nursery rhymes affords
endless enjoyment. Jack" has be-
come the son of "Old Mother Hub
bard" whose famous poor dog has ac-
CURED q number of wonderful tricks:
Jacks" boon companion is happy
"Sinbad, the. Sailor" and these young
sters are in love with "Mary. quite con-
trary." and Little Miss Mufret," re-
spectively, while "Old King Cole" be-
comes smitten with Mother Hubbard"
"The Forty Thieves" the henchmen OF
the giant. whose principal repast con-
sits in eating "the four and twenty
black-birds baked in pie In this
case, however, the pie is not such Il
funny thing to set before the king" as
1t is beautiful. The pie Is brought In
NIL right. But when the pie Is opened
the four and twenty black birds prove
to be so many beautiful young ladies',
dressed to resemble blackbirds. and who
proceed to dance one Of the most pic
turesQue ballets ever conceived. Jack
and Jill. Jack Horner," Red Riding
Hood" Mary, who had a little lamb"
and many other nursery characters are
pressed into service to provide highly
delightful and altogether dIvertlnE en-
tertainment.
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FOR RENT.

Store room, No. 113 Main street.
Dwelling, II rooms, No. 81 Fifteenth st.
1881 McColloch street. 3 rooms.
1910 Market street. store room.
Lodge room. 1919 Main street.
No. % Virginia strtct. rooms and bath.
No. 1899 McColloch street. rooms.
FOR SALE.
a desirable lot In Leatherwood. r.
\ nice residence in Pleasant Valley.
Dwelling. Fifteenth street. J5rE.t
No. s. Fifteenth street-A BARGAIN.
No. 1856 Seventeenth St.-VERY CHEAP.
One-half lot In Greenwood.
SIMPSON & TATUM.
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ToR SALE-oNE FOLDING BED,
n two sets Of bedroom furniture, one
tall bookcase. Enquire ut 100 Twelfth
street from March q until Saturday,
March 25 rgr,-a mralsi,.
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Stockholders, Reeai,n,os..

D1TTsBURGH, WHEELING & KEN
J. TUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY =
p WHEELING. W. Va. March .. 1899.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad Company
Will BIO held at the principal office OF tho
company. In the city OF Wheeling. W. Va.
"a THURSDAY. MARCH o, 1880.
at 2 o'cock p. M. for the purpose OF hold.
the ensuing year. and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before tho meeting.
MIRO Secretary.
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CYCLING.::S

Probably the greatest mistake made
In selecting wheel during the past
two years by beginners has been the Sc
lection OF n high gear. The ineXperi-
cnced riders have sought the advice of
old riders. and have found they ride
high gears. There Is only about one
In every ten who can ride a high gear
10 any advantage. and there are many
on high gears who would do better by
Sing low ones. Bicycles have had their
largest saleln level countries" and con-
seQuently the demand on the factory
have been for high gears. .SEhe cement
and board tracks have permitted high
gear In the racing machine. and this
mas led the general public to think
mat high gears were the proper thing.
me average dealer has never taken
ms point into consideration, and his
customer has consequently been allow
ed 10 purchase 4 machine with high
gear, and then condemned bicycle rid
ing generally as being too hard work.
IN q billy country like that around
wheeling gears should be consldera-
bly, lower.
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Sledicak

ADIEsi chi;hc,lcrs English Pcanyroyal Pills
~ Tn ,s. "S ot h,,N 1rS the Beet. NJ .s.
ChiehcStcr Chemical Co.. VEilada., Pa.
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E1oR SALE-MY HOUSE, SOUTHEAST
Al corner Chapl!ne and Twenty-thlrd
streets. will be sold at n low figure. Terms
easy. GEO. N. SHOOK. Call at G.. NJ.
Shook & Co.'s. sTI. s-s Jas
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"o'BR1EN THE CONTRACTOR"

Large and delighted audiences have
Invariably been the rule during Daniel
Sully's productions OF "OBrlen the Con-
tractor" In this city, and the present en-
gagemant Is not an exception to the
rule. Last night the Grand Opera
House was again completely filed, and
there were frequent outbursts of spon-
taneors enthusiasm, especially in the
second act during the blasting and
trnck laying scene, which is very rea-
listic, and artlsticallg presented. The
engagement will close with matinee
anu evening performances to-day, after
which the Grand will be dark for ten
DAVIS
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Gut Dr.. Pi-fce's
aud ! recon-.
mead Il to all
ny hieuds. The
'fiTo5ite Pre-.
tcnp,ion help.
"a MT so much
! always keep Il
tn the house. /
a a. have the
ienple'S Com.
mon Sense Med.
"a iS7l Adviser and
,hiak Il Il n
eftai hook. I
tnl willing IN
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Zeal Estate.
FOR SALE.

Eleven-roomed brick house. Lot 2sx132
At No. $50 Market street. This property
Is really for sale, and will be sold ut q low
figure.
The double business and dwelling house.
at Nos. 2lo9-2lil Main street at n sacrifice
figure. VIII pay we'll
: Best lot in Pleasant Valley. ls7125a- IT'S
choice.
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TIoR SALE = FINE BRICK DWELL
~ ING on Fourteenth At. Il offer my
residence. No. 1l5 Fourteenth st. for sale:
possession and terms TO suit purchaser.
Inquire Of 7. b. McLAIN. Dental and
Surgical depot. City Bank building. mri
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5orRen.

nor RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
IL In the City, Bank Building. Inquire at
the. City Bank Of Wheeling. mrso
ToR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS,
IL best location in city. Possession at
once. NlCOLL'S ART STORE, 1921 Mar
kot street. oc20 !.