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Wheeling League.

The feature OF the week In the Wheel
ing league was the result OF the games
between Wheeling and Rough Riders.
the latter winning the first, and pulling
the cracks down from comprehensive
with the All Allkes In first place. How
ever, the WheelIngs say they Will FIX"
All AlIkes for good and all when they
meet In the third series OF the tourna-
ment. In Individual work. RAIDER has
come to the front, tielng Emblem, who
has held the lead for many weeks.
Handlan is in third position. five points
behind, and Stevenson and Campbell
follow. one point in the rear. The In
divldual averages are as follows: RIA
der. All AlllIes, ~, III; Emblem, *. Is.
X, 80, III. Handlan. Wheeling, SO. ~;
Stevenson. Wheeling, A.. la: Campbell,
wheeling. 30. Ill. Nolte, All Allkes, ~,
lsT: CASTOR. Emigrants. IS. 1854. Brown,
wheeling, 3, 1855: Balzer. All Alllies, 4S,
49,: Matschner. Wheeling. a. l6l: {.
Fette, Oceoias, q, ISL; Cochran. All
Aiikes, 80, 100: Bycott K. Is. X, 80. 100;
SonTeEeld, Is. K. X. a, 1863; Turner.
wheeling, Is, 15s; Hickman, X. X. X,
90. 1853; H. Bearley. Emlgrants, a, l5S;
Falck, Rough Riders, %, 1853; Evans.
X. X. X, u, is7; FRANK. Emigrants, IS.
i5T: McElroy, K. n. X, IS, 1856; Whit
huhn, oceolaS, Q, 1856; c. Norteman, oce'
olas. i2, 1856; Kreuger. All Rioters. H.
35s: scheehIe, Emlgrants, u, 166; Worls.
Rough Riders, Is. 154: Gray. oceolas, q.
I5t; Rahr, All Allkes, 81, 15l; Arndt,
All Allkes. 20, 1874; Miller. oceOlas, IS,
Ia: Stein. KlBsIng Bugs, AZ. iSS:
O'Rane, Wheeling, 6, 1853: A. Fette. Oce-
oIaS, q, 1852; Junklns, Rough Riders. rs.
III: Prettyman. Emigrants, IS, l62;
BelSwInger, Emlgrauts, 4s, l52 MartI,
All Rioters, AZ, 15l; Delbrugge. Rough
RidefS, IS, 15l; Frohme, Rough Riders,
IG 15O; Reed, Rough Riders, fs. $50; F.
Barp, Kissing Bugs, q, lls; Cardona,
fireolas, Is, 40: Plankey, All RoOters.
a ia; Wagner, ApolloS, 20, I4S; Braah,
All Ailkes, 70, ~; STANLEY. All Rooters,
sg, 1lI; Mlllard, kissing Bugs, 81, III
HnFs, HenmOreE. 26. 146; Discher, Rough
Ridsry, o, iii. HennInE, Rough Riders.
AZ. ia; Brash. All Rooters, IS, iH; Sha-
FER. Emlgrants. "a. 14S; Speldel. Emil
grants. 6. II9: Long. kissing Bugs, %.
ia; A. Norteman, Oceolas. ~. iil;
Rahr, Kislng Bugs. IS, I4O: Kemplc,
l;mlgrauts. 10. 40; Springer, Kissing
.TluEs sS. IsS: Hall. All ROoters, "a, 1856
Waamuth. Apolios, 90, 1876: Auber, Apol-
luS. r.. i9s: Wagner, Kenmores, 30. l39;
llofreutsr. Apollos, 8. l3l; Cole, Ken
mores. 8. 100; Moody Apollos. 10. 100:
DruEchel. kissing Bugs, q, 1873; Bells
winger, Kenmores, q, i27; Kahn. Apol-
tos, 90, 12S; Fink Apollos, 70, i2j; DAN
MEMBERS, ApollOs. IL. 1885; KaIn, All
hooters, Il. 1879; Howard. Kenmores, "a.
iss: Paulus, Senmores. Q, iis: MlchnelS,
All RIOTERS, s. lls: Geller, ApolloS. IL,
iIs: Powers, Apollos, Is. liz; Dlehl,
Kenmores, 3, los,
The schedule for this week Is as fol-
lows: Monday. Kenmores. W. X. X. K;
Tuesday. kissing Bugs VS., Rough ri
ders; Wednesday All RooterS. vs. All
Allkss: Thursday. oSceolas w. Emil
grants: Friday. Wheeling W. Apollos.
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pR1paEpoRT HAppENINes.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.


The revival meetings which were held
all last week at the First Methodist
Episcopal church, the West End Meth.
odlst Episcopal church. and the Pres
hyterlan church, were largely attended
each evening and much interest was
manifested In all the meetings, The
EneetlRRf at both the Methodist
churches may be continued this week.
Invitations have been issued by the
C, /. Penny Tent 40. 10. X. o. T. NJ,
for a nanquet and entertainment. to be
given next Wednesday. The banquet
viii he given at the Hotel Maine.
A special meeting Of the c. l.. Penny
Tent No, 40. X. o, II, NJ, viii be held
this evening to consider applications for
membership.
The dance given at the opera house
Saturday evening, was largely attend-
ed and very enjoyable AFFAIR.
George Delaney, OF Philadelphia. stoP.
ped or here yesterday, to call on friends
on his way home from Chicago.
William Stewart. OF Slstersville, spent
Sunday with his niece, Mrs. q. u.
oKellcy, on Morgan street
Miss MadRo Thomas, NJ Waverly. o.,
wifi arrive here to-day to spend cOu-
pie OF weeks with relatives
Mrs, Edward Yost, of Marion, Ind. Is
The guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Baugh.
Miss Nellie and Ada Irwin. Of wells-
burg, spent yesterday with friends ut
BrookElde.
Judge briggs spent Sunday with HIS
daughter. Mrs, Frank Berry, at Sis
teraville.
quite large number OF people en-
ioyed the skating on the creek yester.
day
Misc Minnie Morris. OF Woodsneld
spent Sunday with friends In Klrkwood
Mrs c. H. Baird, OF uhrichsvlllc, Is
visiting relatives In this city.
Miss Carrie Brcsock In in WellsburE,
the guest Of relatives.
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front OF Rohrey's grocery, on Fourth
street, and broke her left arm. DR..
Blackford reduced the fracture.

front OF Rohrey's grocery, on Fourth
street. and broke her left arm. DR..
Blackboard reduced the fracture.
Evangelist Gordon delivered two SER
mons at the Presbyterian church yes
terday, one In the morning at 1880, and
the other In the afternoon at o'clock,
to young men.
Miss Lucy Theaker returns TO Mt
Pleasant to-day. after a few days
visit with Miss Lenore Drennen, on
1.-THE Heights
Joseph Anthony returned to Pitts
burgh yesterday, after visit of sever
al days with his parents on South
Broadway.
A congregational meeting will be held
at the Presbyterian church Immediately
following prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r.. Weed and son
Arden. of ReynOldsville, Pa, arr the
guests OF the family Of G. w. Devault
Mrs. j. B. Montgomery will be down
from Pittsburgh to-day, to visit her
son, r. c. Montgomery. on Broadway.
Mrs. Celia ong has returned TO
Smithfeld, ate few days visit with
relatives In this city
4. j. Smith came down from Pitts
burgh Saturday evening, to spend Sun
day with his family.
= r. p. ]. Drennen spent Sunday with
his sister. Mrs W. d. Cochran, at
Grandview, Ohio.
Miss Clara Sheets leaves to-day. to
spend a couple Of weeks with friends at
Cleveland.
Squire Theodore Keller has returned
from a three days business trip to
Woodsheld.
Miss Ada Lisby is very III at her
home on North Third street, with ty-
phold fever.
Revival meetings will continue all this
week at the First NJ. z. church, except
Saturday.
"SeveuEala," the hypnotISt aud tele-
pathlst, will be at the Star theatre all
this week.
Fred Zip was down from Pittsburgh
yesterday. spending the day with
friends.
Between $1,000 and $1,000 was paid out
at the LuughlIn Saturday to its em-
ployes,
r. b. Relneck has returned from n
business trip to Pittsburgh.
Prof W. D. Morris spent Sunday with
his family ut Flushing.
z. ]. Millar has returned from bust
ness trip TO SclO.
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WORKMAN WORKED EN-.

In the hsllsire-M Martins Ferry Inter-
city Contest at Checkers ne Car
ied on the Honors Saturday
Night.
saturday night, at the cOzy quarters
II the Young Mems Club, in BelIaire,
the first series OF the inter-clty match
At checkers between the 5eiiaire and
Martins Ferry TOURS, was played. and
resulted IN a decisive victory for the
Bellaire lads. who won sixteen. lost
eight ana drew eight. The next and
concluding series win be played satur-
day evening. February 10. Workman
carried on the Individual hOnOrs for his
team. winning seven, drawing one and
losing none, Pine came next, with four
wins. three draws and.one loss. For the
Martins Ferry boys. j. Lewis carried
on the honors with three victories, one
draw and four defeats. The score In
detaii was a. follows:
aaly-t.
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BOWLING.

1t Is settled that at least one Wheel
ing team OF bowIers will contest In The
great national tournament at New York
next July. The Wheeling club, winner
Of inter-clty contests with Cincinnati,
Columbus, WelIsburg and Canonsburg,
has determined TO take part, and the
host Of friends and admirers Of the team
will bank on their favoritea capturing
some of the big prizes TO be hung up
by Manager Karpf A number Of indl-
Vldual players from Wheeling viii also
70 on to witness the contests and POSI-
bly, TO take part In some OF the one men
events
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AssIeNER,s SALE.
4 ssfGSEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
A PROPERTY : HusCRoFT BROS.

a ssiGEEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
a PR0PERTY = HuSCROFT BROS
GREENERY.
BY virtue OF 4 deed Of assignment made
by ]. c. Huscroft. W. a. HuscToit an Si
n. q. Huscroft Grading as HuBeroft
Bros ! 10 the undersigned asgignee, dated
the I2th day OF September, 1883, ana re-
corded In the clerks onise Of the county
court OF Ohio county in Decd OF Trust
Book No. 90, page Gil, viii on
THURSDAY, JANUARY. Is, 1900
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day,
eli on the premises, in the Peninsula add
tfnn Ia the city or Wheeling, ~ public
auction. all the following property, to-Wlt;
A certain leasehold for greenhouse puh-
noses for the term Of ten years ana SIX
months beginning On US S,b is ~. gay p a.5 PT
Mar 1891, 10 the ten lots numbered from
81 10 40 Inclusive In the Peninsula ADDITION
10 the city OF Wheeling, laid out by ROW
& Bauer. az shown upon the plat o. saiu
addition recorded IN said clerks ONCE IN
Plat Book No, ], page 10.
ThIs sale including all privileges and
beInE subject TO all conditions provided In
said lease. including the payment 10 the
lessor OF the sum OF Sl.2S on each first
dny OF January. April, July and October
hereafter until the expiration OF said term.
Also all buildings green houses erected
upon said lots or any or them, ana az
boilers, pipes. frames, glass. pots. furni-
ture and one wagon situate upon said lots
or any OF them; formerly owned by the
Hnscrofi Bros. and used by them 10 con-
nFction with their business as florists.
Said property Will be sold as q whole
or IN parcels, as may be deemed most ad-
vantageouE 10 the trust.
TERMS OF SAI!E-One-thlrd or as much
more OF the purchase money as the pur.
chaser may elect TO pay in cash on the
day OF sale. the balance. " any, IN two
equal inStaIiments of six and twelve
months, with interest on the deferred in-
stallmentE from the day Of sale. the prln-
cinal and interest OF said deferred Install.
ments 10 he secured TO the satisfaction Of
the undersigned assignee.
JESS McCAUSLASD, Assignee.
g. O. BOYCE, Attorney.
c. S. GREER, Auctloneer !aA
The above sale Is postponed until Fri.
day, January ~. 1900. at same hour aud
place. Jesse McCAUsLAND.
jast Assignee.
The above sale e adjourned until Fri;;
day, February .. 1900 At same hour and
place. JESSE McCAUSLAED.
JAZZ ASSIGNEE.
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Coming 70 Whselinp.

The All-star team will start from Coz
lumbus on February 10. playing in Gin
clnnatl. February II. IS. 10; Indianapo-
Ifs, February 20. p; ST. Louis. February
%, 2S. and Chicago. February g. They
stay here for eight days, going to Ste
VEINS Point. Sheboygan Milwaukee,
Detroit, Toledo. Cleveland, Akron
Wheeling. W. Va. Pittsburgh. Baltt-
more and Washington, D. C.. kuppin-
ger the 81. Louis Representative on the
team. recently averaged 231 for four
games in a match between Diel's Stars.
OF st. Louis, and the Difficulties, OF
BcllevilIe, Iii.-Chicago News.
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nTha RousrY After DARK. .

Suicide Han. the notorious resort In
New York. is represented in "Thc Bow
cry After Dark" the sensational melo-
dramn to be offered Mt the Grand next
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday With
the usual Saturday matinee. Vaudeville
acts such MS Rowery resort only can
produce are given In this realistic pic
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Nc PIayers.

The Players cast for the production
OF N Bachelors Romance" at the
opera House, next Thursday evening,
is as followu:
David Holmes, literary Grille and editor
OF the Review. Mr.. James r. Morgan
Gerald Holmes. his brother. a man o.
tho world. 49,, Mt. william j.. Bricc
Martin Reggs, David's secretary. ....,
,,......,.......,....M Mr.. Vincent Owens
Harold Reynolds. society reporter OF
the Review George Kyle
Archibald Savage. literary man 49,,
Mr. Mulberry, bOok::wqTm ,,;;;;,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS William Ml'HSan
Miss ClementlnA, Duvid'e aunt ,,...,''H
,...,..................... Miss Hattie Reed
Harriet Lester, society girl. ....:..,.;. q,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MISS sue IAiuWeIl
Helen lie Grand, Davl1'f widowed 81.
ter..........,..Mi Miss Henrietta RlnehnFt
Sylvia Summers, David'S ward...:;..,;.
............,.........Nis Grace VI. Hoge
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tnre. TIER are numerous aiher sehss /.
tlonaI scenes ana features that ada d
thrilling and a the same time intense
heart interest to the play. In the con-
cert hall Scene oscar Gardner and his
brother, Eddie. win give a boxing exhl-
billion q four rounds.
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PUBLIC SALES.

nUBLTC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
viii seiI on Saturday, February
100. commencing at 10 o'clock q. M g
the front door Of the court mouse y , ne
oJned BY VIctoren0 Lashley In her lite-
lime. known as No. 10 South Huron street,
md al iot No. ~ OF Zane'E Orchard addi.
,tIon to the city Of Wheeling, w. Va. SAG ail
hve fee{ as ~ on the west side Of South
Huron street, land depth OF one hundred
4 nd twenty feet d20 ~, and contains .
tWo-story, four 90 roomed frame no1ss,
with pantry, portio9eS toano5; IlSiL ~ ~
Eas fixtureS and other modern Improve
N. A. LAsHLEY. Administrator.
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A BLrzzARp COMING.
In Fact, Some Of It Has Arrived-A
Fall to Zero Predicted.

Yesterday afternoon Weather observ-
er schnepf received a telegram from the
United States weather bureau predict
ing blizzard within the ensuing thirty
six hours, the fall In temperature to be
twenty degrees. which would mean zero
weather here Last night the prediction
was partially materiallzed, and the mer-
curry was stu falling. The coolest
weather here this winter was Q above,
late in December A fall OF snow. not
very heavy though. was feature or the
weather yesterday afternoon
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1fA1E HEIP WANTED.

rrBMoRlAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
NJ ready. Tens Of Thousands VIII Pc
sold Opportunity Of lite TINE e r nsiS
Sand ton CENTS for outflt and be hFHt IN
fieid. Each SubscFihef gets q tine photo
TYNE nortrait or Mr.. Moody for framinR
FREQ. Write quick. AMER!SAE bSSi5ff
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 80 N. 18th 81, :, " 1ii-
adRlphla. Pa. lale-LnaeL
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n the pnby is Cutting Teeth

BE sure and use that old and wcll-trled
remedy, Mrs. Wlnslow'S Soothing
Syrup, for children teelhlnE. II soothcs
remedy for diarrhota. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle, mw&f
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Carroll Club League.

Games this week are as follows: Tues
day, Columblas VI. The Bowlers: Wednes-
day, C.. H. S. vs.. All Stars; Thursday,
Ramblers W. Silver Kings.
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Musee Handicap.

In the Musee handicap last week King
and Sheets carried on the IS with 2i2
and 252, respectively to their credit.
King bowled from scratch, while Sheets
received a handicap Of 10 pins.
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Averages In the Musee league ZIP to
date. shoW all the boys continuing
their good work, Stuart Falek, the
leader. by bowling nne ten pins the
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
An nnrsons having claims against the
estate III VIctorene Lasllley, deceased, VIII
present them at once TO the nndIeTsIg ned
for settlement, u. A, LAsHbEf.
iR25-tth&a AQInlnln11s2Sl.
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NOTICE
Il desire 10 announce to tho RepublcanS
OF Ohio County, that am G candida.tee i tor
County Assessor, Country District OF ONO
County, at the primary election, 49,,
Your support is respectfully soheiIe0,
tai LESTER SMITH.
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ROLF & ZANE,
No. so Fourteenth Sc.
...FOR RENT...

FOR SALE.
pr,ek dwelling house on EoR street, 10
ronns. both Eases, for 1900
Esvr house, Mount Wood road.
10 q sixteenth street, a.st0ry briek
,,S M room, good cellar and 10 rooms.
No Is Vermont street.
Desirable property for wholesale bue''
ness. centrally located.
No. 10 Vermont street
IN ca North Front street
Desirable property on Chapllna atreet-A
Garner lot. Is feet front.
10. as sixteenth street
no y Maryland street.
No "a North York street
No G6 Seventeenth street,
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
I.ot on South Front street
M, u2 Main street.
M, w and ti5it Market street
No, 27ti Main street.
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Telephone 81
For SALE......

Lamb residence. Nos. 2iOi and Hos Chap.
line street. Large, ruomy house. corner
lot, AZ 4 bargain. ..,.
Nos. 1901 and 1909 Main street. pusin9A
hsE.S Rem" pay PeF 'sH' % p''''
At SSs. 900 and no caapllns street. a. =
bargain. - =, -. mi.
,,.S,,Srtv nayg 10 neF cent on pTieo asked,
N 80 buys house Of seven rooms At Eehp
Paint.
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ANNoUNCElIENTs.

mo THE VOTERS.
i hereby announce myself a. candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor In the Country District, subject
to the party primary election.
1 respectfully solicit your support
mvsf.ial ROBERT ANDERSON.
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WANTED.

mTANTFp-sH SALESMAN, CAR.
w RYINd regular line. % carry on
soEnmi61lon fonF Rpocialt to1-Mon.a SHOE
fbSf I'm n Eight. Address p, ". VIII
i,IAAfs, Winona, Minnesota. lale.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
n1O A DAY EASILY MADE TAX:
a. il " ING orders for ''Liie Of M9oqy.'
BoSt book. Best terms Credit: hpll out-
n free. STANDARD PuBLiGHINGiCQ co..
Il N. Sixth 81. UhliAdelphia. %. ia2I.
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MONEY no loan
G. O. SMITH FiFi ~ s si i:;:i s:ss..
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
p pEsIRA HIn E.n ISE 81 EsTArS


q Two frame dwellings and lot on
FNnnrteenth street. VIII exchange for sub
uF$SSh property 1900 for b.rooned brick
TeSldenne and lot on Fifteenth street fs'eoe
ana ~ 40 for two brick dwellings, each on
fciSteeith street. 1900 for brick dwelling
ana lot. west side North Main street, @'0oe
for tWo-story frame residence, Foon9 an4
basement; lot lot by, l10. tl,So ana N.S9
nanorSmIc location IN the Valley. u..e
for two.story frame dwelling ana lot. ke,
ia south York street. $50 oAly fer euilds
fI.Snt. running TO creek north OF BAKER
Strssi. 8.foOt and e5-tOOt iotR on Weed
streSi, near Fortieth street, on payment
~ 20 SSoS FnoFtEaEe loans On city and eOuii-
IL rssity. For rent RoR-t rooms On Serth
Main street; once room In AaAsonio
Temple,
C, A. ScHAEFER & co.
s,.t.akaaa ~
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Eatnte Agent, Collector, NOTIFY
Main street.
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FOR RENT STORE ROOM. No. iltS
y Main street, now occupied BY ],
Front. Possession April ], tooo. Apply
70 william schwertfager, No. lite lflln
street la
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DOR RENT-ACopERN FLAT, q FIT.
II TEENTH street { rooms and 9opa-
neous WStoF hoafer etc. a. S. ALLi0oSS.
lf1 ChRhlina ntfnHt e f0ie
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
.,..FOR SALE....

Desirable dwelling at % North York
street. This Is a river lot, Qxt0, HOUSE
contains 8 rooms, halls, bath, lannaIy. M
BeOutIfui yard. with large shade treesa 4
sniendid home. I will sell house and lot
On n quick deal for less than the house
cost. It's a real barBain.
New, Jersey street, Tor q. 20 In good con.
dItion. You can't build the houSo fot'the
price OF house and lot.
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NOR RENT-ENTlRB STORE ROOM
70 at iioo Main street or liFst and second
storY only Of 6alne n 70 deglPed, nav oeeu.
pied BY the Alexander ffeW Furniture
Company. Possession given April iGt lagt
Apply Gt Room No. 70. City Bank Building.
H6n-H9tVl
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NOR RENT-THE DEIApLlhfN
u homestead, located az No. IN GSal.
Inc Iss' street S9 Apply Q Jacob W Grub, Eo.
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u.s. N. A. L.AsHLEY. Administrator.
& GREER, Auctioneer.
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The above sale Is postponed until Fri.
day, January ~. 1900. at same hour and
place. Jesse McCAUSLAND.
ja4 Assignee.
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YAQUINA ITEMS.

The bridge men are all in again.
We are glad to hear that Lester
Dobson is somewhat better.
We were sorry to hear of the
death of Mr.. Hansen's child.
Mrs. Carrie Coffin returned Sat-
urday from her visit at Drain.
Miss Mollie German left Tuesday
for Seattle to visit her sister, Mrs.
Warren.
There is to be another dance Fri
day evening. Suppose they will
end after election.
The Rev. Dawson will hold ser.
vices Sunday, June 5, morning and
evening. Every one Invited.
Our first strawberries this yeal
were brought in by Mr.. Derby, May
70. Since then they have beer
plentiful.
Mrs. Carl Knudson and Miss
Bessie King of Oysterville were ii
the city making pleasant call,
Wednesday.
Several of the young people
walked over the hills to Toledo &c
attend Memorial services. 1t is q
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-06-01
A GooD Cough MEDICINE.

Itspeaks we'll for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy when druggists use it in their
own families in preference to any other.
81 have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for the past five years with COM
plete satisfaction to myself and custom
ers," says Druggist j. Goldsmith, Van
Etten, n. Y. Il have always used it in
my own family both for ordinary coughs
and colds and for the cough following la
grippe, and find it very etlicacious." For
sale by o. o. krogstad, druggist.